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Why thank you, Keyguyperson, for offering me such bountiful land to colonize! -cries from the wonderful gift-
((Ohmyseeders, you just made a horrible move :O ))
Colony 257
As the two Seeder Ships in orbit come under fire, the reaction is of the following:
Accelerate, increase seed drop, fire more mines, ignore anything else.
However, the Seeder's scanners were specifically geared towards finding warp points, and now that all these ships had popped in to fire peashooters at their armor, both Seeders sent shockwave-transmissions. Several minutes later, a dozen new Seeder Ships fold out of the Common Warp Point that the Seeders have been using, a double-MineLayer escort for each ship. The dozen task groups then break off, all immediately appearing to head towards the different strike and fleet groups that the various nations had brought in, but rather going just past that, where their warp-trails shined bright like beacons to them, beckoning them to come and find new worlds to colonize. Many Seeder Ships were idle, not having any new planets to colonize, so there were many ships on standby to go out and assist the efforts.
However, as each of the dozen 'task groups' began to reach the hostile fleets, they appeared to change their mind. Instead of simply moving towards the CWP, they began aiming for the largest ships in the fleet, similar to taking a heavy APC and going to run over all the machine gun posts as the APC tries to go through the tunnel through which the MGs just appeared from.
Colony 257
As the two Seeder Ships in orbit come under fire, the reaction is of the following:
Accelerate, increase seed drop, fire more mines, ignore anything else.
However, the Seeder's scanners were specifically geared towards finding warp points, and now that all these ships had popped in to fire peashooters at their armor, both Seeders sent shockwave-transmissions. Several minutes later, a dozen new Seeder Ships fold out of the Common Warp Point that the Seeders have been using, a double-MineLayer escort for each ship. The dozen task groups then break off, all immediately appearing to head towards the different strike and fleet groups that the various nations had brought in, but rather going just past that, where their warp-trails shined bright like beacons to them, beckoning them to come and find new worlds to colonize. Many Seeder Ships were idle, not having any new planets to colonize, so there were many ships on standby to go out and assist the efforts.
However, as each of the dozen 'task groups' began to reach the hostile fleets, they appeared to change their mind. Instead of simply moving towards the CWP, they began aiming for the largest ships in the fleet, similar to taking a heavy APC and going to run over all the machine gun posts as the APC tries to go through the tunnel through which the MGs just appeared from.
Colony 257
As the fire from one of the hostile groups ceased, the first Seeder Ship was able to accelerate much faster, and damage began to stop again, with only some splintering in the weakened areas. As the Seeder Ship finally reached orbit, and began adjusting course to ensure a permanent orbital position, the ship turned broadside. Moments later, a barrage of Seeds were fired. On impact, a gas was released, filled with spores, that would soon suffocate any living creature, and began ripening the planet for Seeder invasion.
Half an hour later, the other Seeder Ship entered orbit, changing its course to go opposite of the other, and began firing Seeds as well. The Minelayers set about ignoring everything, and laying mines in the path of the Seeder Ships.
As the fire from one of the hostile groups ceased, the first Seeder Ship was able to accelerate much faster, and damage began to stop again, with only some splintering in the weakened areas. As the Seeder Ship finally reached orbit, and began adjusting course to ensure a permanent orbital position, the ship turned broadside. Moments later, a barrage of Seeds were fired. On impact, a gas was released, filled with spores, that would soon suffocate any living creature, and began ripening the planet for Seeder invasion.
Half an hour later, the other Seeder Ship entered orbit, changing its course to go opposite of the other, and began firing Seeds as well. The Minelayers set about ignoring everything, and laying mines in the path of the Seeder Ships.
Colony 257
As heavy laser and energy weapons began splashing against the hull, the Seeder Ship began sending out shockwaves, powerful enough that anything close to it will be electronically scrambled, but not really powerful enough to do any damage. The Seeder Ship sends out another shockwave every five seconds, and continues forward. At this point, the semiorganic shell is starting to crack. In places where fire is concentrated, bits of the shell splinter, and at another hit, sends out bits and pieces of the shell. Moments after the shell receives true damage, a slit appears all along the side of the ship, and mines begin flooding out. The moment they're in the void, they turn on and move towards designated locations, in synchronization with the other mines and the mothership. Once a ship larger than a small car appears, the mine locks on and bursts forward in supersonic speed, firing a Penetrator Rod about three times as fast, and then self-destructs, an explosion that'll most definitely do damage.
Meanwhile, the shockwaves sent had been a distress call, and some distance behind the Seeder Ship, out of the loop the hostiles had thrown around the ship, a Seeder Ship and 2 Minelayers fold out of space. Already at speed and accelerating still, the ships are bound to reach the engagement zone very quickly.
As heavy laser and energy weapons began splashing against the hull, the Seeder Ship began sending out shockwaves, powerful enough that anything close to it will be electronically scrambled, but not really powerful enough to do any damage. The Seeder Ship sends out another shockwave every five seconds, and continues forward. At this point, the semiorganic shell is starting to crack. In places where fire is concentrated, bits of the shell splinter, and at another hit, sends out bits and pieces of the shell. Moments after the shell receives true damage, a slit appears all along the side of the ship, and mines begin flooding out. The moment they're in the void, they turn on and move towards designated locations, in synchronization with the other mines and the mothership. Once a ship larger than a small car appears, the mine locks on and bursts forward in supersonic speed, firing a Penetrator Rod about three times as fast, and then self-destructs, an explosion that'll most definitely do damage.
Meanwhile, the shockwaves sent had been a distress call, and some distance behind the Seeder Ship, out of the loop the hostiles had thrown around the ship, a Seeder Ship and 2 Minelayers fold out of space. Already at speed and accelerating still, the ships are bound to reach the engagement zone very quickly.
Inhabitant-labelled 'Colony 646', 'Colony 699', 'Colony 700', and 'Colony 537'
In orbit of all these colonies appear Seeder Ships. While these planets may not of been necessarily first-choice, they showed the least signs of activity from the Seeders' primitive scans, and decided upon the second real wave of colonization. The Seeder Ships do not engage or attempt to change course in any way; they move into orbit, and fire down into the atmosphere, intent on the colonization of worlds.
Inhabitant-labelled 'Colony 257'
As the plasma weapon streak towards the Seeder Ship, there was some communication between the Walkers inside, namely in the form of hivemind-like telepathic communication. After a long conversation between each other and their Shipmaster, they accelerated towards the planet, and the fleet firing energy at them.
As the first bolts of plasma splashed against the semi-organic hull of the ship, the reaction produced was absolutely nothing. The plasma slid off of the ship, like water off of shiny, smooth, waterproof rubber, having had inertia in the opposite direction as the ship, and producing not as much harm as a broadside or a full-frontal hit would do. Instead, burn and scorch marks were left, but no real damage was done.
In orbit of all these colonies appear Seeder Ships. While these planets may not of been necessarily first-choice, they showed the least signs of activity from the Seeders' primitive scans, and decided upon the second real wave of colonization. The Seeder Ships do not engage or attempt to change course in any way; they move into orbit, and fire down into the atmosphere, intent on the colonization of worlds.
Inhabitant-labelled 'Colony 257'
As the plasma weapon streak towards the Seeder Ship, there was some communication between the Walkers inside, namely in the form of hivemind-like telepathic communication. After a long conversation between each other and their Shipmaster, they accelerated towards the planet, and the fleet firing energy at them.
As the first bolts of plasma splashed against the semi-organic hull of the ship, the reaction produced was absolutely nothing. The plasma slid off of the ship, like water off of shiny, smooth, waterproof rubber, having had inertia in the opposite direction as the ship, and producing not as much harm as a broadside or a full-frontal hit would do. Instead, burn and scorch marks were left, but no real damage was done.
Opening post for the intermission history, that summed up the 'great war' between MWG and the DE.
I already said that I talked to Rogue about his own, since you guys appeared to of just tossed him, whatwith the intermission-history that you had set up with the EMPs.
And when you have nothing else to do, and one doesn't want to reread the few books he owns, then jumping online where some guys are flying about in space, shaking hands and occasionally slapping each other can be entertaining. And I read the application, too, which had the Supremes.
And stop saying I'm Rogue. I'm myself, and not anyone else, just like you are you, and everyone else is everyone else.
And when you have nothing else to do, and one doesn't want to reread the few books he owns, then jumping online where some guys are flying about in space, shaking hands and occasionally slapping each other can be entertaining. And I read the application, too, which had the Supremes.
And stop saying I'm Rogue. I'm myself, and not anyone else, just like you are you, and everyone else is everyone else.
Uh huh.
Rogue starts shooting and tries to cripple or make everything under his thumb, in some way. The EA were simple; they were easily infiltrated, by both Triarii and Equestrians, if I am remembering well, the Triarians were more or less distant and remote in contact with the DE, except towards the end of the MCForum-era part of the roleplay, and the Equestrians were mainly defensive, which was looked upon as weaker and less capable in the eyes of the offense-focused Draconians, which were Rogue's.
I'm instead going for a 'herpa derp derp, nice day for colonization and extermination, yup, herpaderp' race that really doesn't seem to care that they will cause mass genocide just to create a few more residential zones that'll house probably 1/100th or less of the original population, after several human decades.
And if you mean writing habits by using all the correct grammar and such, then perhaps i am Rogue in that sense. I don't care if someone else doesn't spell or something, but it bugs me on end to make a mistake. Unless I don't see it, of course. I just like having good grammar and spelling; I'm best at english, but not quite so good at everything else.
Am I going to be called Rogue for the time that I'm on this roleplay? It's annoying when people compare me or call me someone else. -.-
Rogue would come back as the Supremes or the fringe-Draconians.
Rogue starts shooting and tries to cripple or make everything under his thumb, in some way. The EA were simple; they were easily infiltrated, by both Triarii and Equestrians, if I am remembering well, the Triarians were more or less distant and remote in contact with the DE, except towards the end of the MCForum-era part of the roleplay, and the Equestrians were mainly defensive, which was looked upon as weaker and less capable in the eyes of the offense-focused Draconians, which were Rogue's.
I'm instead going for a 'herpa derp derp, nice day for colonization and extermination, yup, herpaderp' race that really doesn't seem to care that they will cause mass genocide just to create a few more residential zones that'll house probably 1/100th or less of the original population, after several human decades.
And if you mean writing habits by using all the correct grammar and such, then perhaps i am Rogue in that sense. I don't care if someone else doesn't spell or something, but it bugs me on end to make a mistake. Unless I don't see it, of course. I just like having good grammar and spelling; I'm best at english, but not quite so good at everything else.
Am I going to be called Rogue for the time that I'm on this roleplay? It's annoying when people compare me or call me someone else. -.-
Rogue would come back as the Supremes or the fringe-Draconians.
Though they did do some cool stuff. I like how there were Draconians in your (Keyguyperson) own homes and cities, and when an alien defense intelligence swept through them, you kinda just... locked them up, and didn't do much.
..right?
That's really good information. You could switch minds to a different body; take memories or thoughts without even touching them! :0 better tactic than waterboarding
..right?
That's really good information. You could switch minds to a different body; take memories or thoughts without even touching them! :0 better tactic than waterboarding
Colony 257
Moments after the Seeder Ship, sleek and dark-colored, with an odd variety of colors [because the color that the ships are covered in would require a much greater range of Cones, which allow the eye to see different colors], began accelerating to the distant planet. Once within distance to visually see the Triarian fleet, the ship sent out a 'chirp,' a little radio wave that traveled faster than the speed of light, expanding in all directions. Several minutes later, a Mine Layer folded in some distance behind the Seeder ship, smaller but still very large, and also began accelerating towards the planet.
Both ships completely ignored the visually-sighted contacts, and kept moving to get into planet orbit.
Moments after the Seeder Ship, sleek and dark-colored, with an odd variety of colors [because the color that the ships are covered in would require a much greater range of Cones, which allow the eye to see different colors], began accelerating to the distant planet. Once within distance to visually see the Triarian fleet, the ship sent out a 'chirp,' a little radio wave that traveled faster than the speed of light, expanding in all directions. Several minutes later, a Mine Layer folded in some distance behind the Seeder ship, smaller but still very large, and also began accelerating towards the planet.
Both ships completely ignored the visually-sighted contacts, and kept moving to get into planet orbit.
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