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bathtubist
TRUE SAVAGES Learning Alliance
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Posted - 2015.04.01 06:07:00 -
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I forgot what the race were called but they live in nullspace and wormholes I think.Maybe we can put them on the ground as a AI and come and attack and take over planets so we can have another gamemode or more contracts to do.
exp: (Enemy race has attacked X planet attack them now and you will be awarded)
Winning terms: X amount of payout plus a bonus w/ a key or unknown item that can be a common item or officer drop for defending the district or planet from being taken over from the race)
Defeated terms: Payout no bonus just your regular isk but reduced
If this is done right then it would put more tense on the factions fighting each other and making it more important to keep that planet protected from the enemy race that would take over the planet
Also the PC corps aren't protected from this either as they are likely to be taken over also. If the race do decide to take your planet from you then you must get your members and pull them to battle Exp: Unknown race has started a attack on your planet take care of the em Winning terms:If your corp successfully defend your district then you keep your district and salvage the remains of the enemy race that attacked you and go into research
Defeated:the Race destroyed your mcc and depleted the clones and now have your planet under control you have to fight em back in order to get it before they get reinforcements a day or 2 later to make it much hard to get it
Of course the race do have a diffrent suit that never been seen before but I think the color pattern should be a dark green with ember. as the Dropsuits they use and same ol classes we have but different and a bit hard to kill them
Mcc color pattern:dark green and black
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bathtubist
TRUE SAVAGES Learning Alliance
68
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Posted - 2015.04.01 06:08:00 -
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they are called sleepers or something like that |
Lady MDK
Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire
345
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Posted - 2015.04.01 06:43:00 -
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Drifters?
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Georgia Xavier
Y.A.M.A.H
183
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Posted - 2015.04.01 11:38:00 -
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You mean the Jove Empire?
Scr nerf approaches.We shall see who truly knows how to wield God's wrath and heathens who wish to mimic the Amarr......
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Fizzer XCIV
Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire
2881
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Posted - 2015.04.01 12:26:00 -
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Jovians or Drifters(probably awoken Sleepers) would bend us over. Our dropsuits would burn like paper under the fire from their weapons.
Nobody even knows what kind of weaponry it is that the Drifters use, other than that they are some sort of Directed Energy Weapon more powerful than anything the 4 Empires or CONCORD could even hope to create at this point. Imagine a Laser Rifle that doesn't tneed to heat up, and instead just always does rediculous damage.
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies.
Home at Last <3
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Georgia Xavier
Y.A.M.A.H
185
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Posted - 2015.04.01 12:34:00 -
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Fizzer XCIV wrote:Jovians or Drifters(probably awoken Sleepers) would bend us over. Our dropsuits would burn like paper under the fire from their weapons.
Nobody even knows what kind of weaponry it is that the Drifters use, other than that they are some sort of Directed Energy Weapon more powerful than anything the 4 Empires or CONCORD could even hope to create at this point. Imagine a Laser Rifle that doesn't tneed to heat up, and instead just always does rediculous damage.
Jovians are no less scary technologically... If they aren't nearly extinct that is. Common belief is that they pretty much all died off due to a genetic disease they had, that caused irreversible depression and losing the will to live to the point that they would just starve to death because they didn't care at all. Pretty sad, really.
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies. Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
Scr nerf approaches.We shall see who truly knows how to wield God's wrath and heathens who wish to mimic the Amarr......
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Sigourney Reever
Hyasyoda Terrestrial Acquisitions Firm
102
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Posted - 2015.04.01 15:25:00 -
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Georgia Xavier wrote: Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
Literally *any* storyline that changed the battlefields of Dust would be worthwhile at this point.
Even something to explain more about Warbarges which, despite being mostly unexplained, pretty inconsistent as it introduces 'ships that don't exist' to New Eden and have no visible impact beyond the damage bonus lowering TTK across the board for exp'd players (those that don't need isk, or sp, or weapons) would be a decent thing. |
Godin Thekiller
Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback
3015
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Posted - 2015.04.01 19:37:00 -
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Georgia Xavier wrote:Fizzer XCIV wrote:Jovians or Drifters(probably awoken Sleepers) would bend us over. Our dropsuits would burn like paper under the fire from their weapons.
Nobody even knows what kind of weaponry it is that the Drifters use, other than that they are some sort of Directed Energy Weapon more powerful than anything the 4 Empires or CONCORD could even hope to create at this point. Imagine a Laser Rifle that doesn't tneed to heat up, and instead just always does rediculous damage.
Jovians are no less scary technologically... If they aren't nearly extinct that is. Common belief is that they pretty much all died off due to a genetic disease they had, that caused irreversible depression and losing the will to live to the point that they would just starve to death because they didn't care at all. Pretty sad, really.
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies. Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
This already exists (sort of) with incursions. You are behind the times.
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Sigourney Reever
Hyasyoda Terrestrial Acquisitions Firm
102
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Posted - 2015.04.01 19:41:00 -
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Godin Thekiller wrote:Georgia Xavier wrote:Fizzer XCIV wrote:Jovians or Drifters(probably awoken Sleepers) would bend us over. Our dropsuits would burn like paper under the fire from their weapons.
Nobody even knows what kind of weaponry it is that the Drifters use, other than that they are some sort of Directed Energy Weapon more powerful than anything the 4 Empires or CONCORD could even hope to create at this point. Imagine a Laser Rifle that doesn't tneed to heat up, and instead just always does rediculous damage.
Jovians are no less scary technologically... If they aren't nearly extinct that is. Common belief is that they pretty much all died off due to a genetic disease they had, that caused irreversible depression and losing the will to live to the point that they would just starve to death because they didn't care at all. Pretty sad, really.
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies. Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this This already exists (sort of) with incursions. You are behind the times.
along with the rest of Dust. |
True Adamance
Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris
17927
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Posted - 2015.04.01 20:17:00 -
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Sigourney Reever wrote:Georgia Xavier wrote: Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
Literally *any* storyline that changed the battlefields of Dust would be worthwhile at this point. Even something to explain more about Warbarges which, despite being mostly unexplained, are pretty inconsistent as they introduce 'ships that don't exist' to New Eden and have no visible impact beyond the damage bonus lowering TTK across the board for exp'd players (those that don't need isk, or sp, or weapons) would be a decent thing. I'll point out again that the biggest disappointment is that CCP tells pretty great Storylines and lore and now have added Players into the process in EVE. I'll give Dust the Officer Weapons, its excellent that they're named for players, but the rest of 'the weave' of mixing strong storylines into Dust is bad and not getting better based on the roadmap. Hopefully the PC changes will revive my optimism.
In this case this change in the story line toward and Ex Machina scenario is kind of squandering the vast potential of New Eden's lore. Rather than have insoluble external entities bearing down on incompetent, passive, and crumbling Empire while Capsuleers stretch their legs in Null Sec doing absolutely nothing worthy of note. Rather if CCP would take charge of their existing creations instead of introducing new ones we could see great political change within settled space.
I know I'd love to see Jamyl Sarum triumph over the Other and start leading her Empire from the fore taking a greater part in guiding the Empire in the direction that CCP see's fit. The Caldari could see massive change in diplomatic relations with the Federation as a result of Ishukone receiving the rights to rebuild Caldari Prime, while Minmatar ties to their patron nation break down and a conspiracy featuring Maelatu Shakor and a revived Defiant tears the heart out of the existing Tribal Council serving to have the Amarr mass on the border between their space, etc ,etc,etc.
It sounds like I am critiquing to some degree but that's not really the case. I just think CCP already has an fascinating universe with more promise and potential for development without introducing Drifter's/Sleeper's in the game. Let's see the competent, aggressive, active, and powerful sides of the Empires which have led them to control half of known space.
GÇ£That is not dead which can eternal lie,
And with strange aeons even death may die.GÇ¥
-The Nameless City
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Kaeru Nayiri
Ready to Play
882
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Posted - 2015.04.01 20:26:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Sigourney Reever wrote:Georgia Xavier wrote: Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
Literally *any* storyline that changed the battlefields of Dust would be worthwhile at this point. Even something to explain more about Warbarges which, despite being mostly unexplained, are pretty inconsistent as they introduce 'ships that don't exist' to New Eden and have no visible impact beyond the damage bonus lowering TTK across the board for exp'd players (those that don't need isk, or sp, or weapons) would be a decent thing. I'll point out again that the biggest disappointment is that CCP tells pretty great Storylines and lore and now have added Players into the process in EVE. I'll give Dust the Officer Weapons, its excellent that they're named for players, but the rest of 'the weave' of mixing strong storylines into Dust is bad and not getting better based on the roadmap. Hopefully the PC changes will revive my optimism. In this case this change in the story line toward and Ex Machina scenario is kind of squandering the vast potential of New Eden's lore. Rather than have insoluble external entities bearing down on incompetent, passive, and crumbling Empire while Capsuleers stretch their legs in Null Sec doing absolutely nothing worthy of note. Rather if CCP would take charge of their existing creations instead of introducing new ones we could see great political change within settled space. I know I'd love to see Jamyl Sarum triumph over the Other and start leading her Empire from the fore taking a greater part in guiding the Empire in the direction that CCP see's fit. The Caldari could see massive change in diplomatic relations with the Federation as a result of Ishukone receiving the rights to rebuild Caldari Prime, while Minmatar ties to their patron nation break down and a conspiracy featuring Maelatu Shakor and a revived Defiant tears the heart out of the existing Tribal Council serving to have the Amarr mass on the border between their space, etc ,etc,etc. It sounds like I am critiquing to some degree but that's not really the case. I just think CCP already has an fascinating universe with more promise and potential for development without introducing Drifter's/Sleeper's in the game. Let's see the competent, aggressive, active, and powerful sides of the Empires which have led them to control half of known space.
Here, here. Agreed and +1.
I think Sleepers, Jovians and the race the Jovians are fighting need to remain a capsuleer thing. Mercenaries should be a step closer towards the common population. Something in between a planet bound denizen of New Eden and a capsuleer.
In Eve lore, people refer to capsuleers as demi-gods. Even we, mercenaries, need to feel that they are on another level. Some of them care about us, others do not, and having one on your side is like having the Valkyrie aid you in battle.
Know what cannot be known.
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Apocalyptic Destroyer
L.O.T.I.S.
395
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Posted - 2015.04.01 20:27:00 -
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This would be great ! It. Could tie to Eve like when the Caldari Prime thing Happened!
Only that some huge space war is happening up there, while we fight them on ground!
True Amarr In Disguise
Pain is weakness leaving the body
Proto : ADS Pilot Ak.0 : Mando, Scout, Assault
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True Adamance
Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris
17928
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Posted - 2015.04.01 20:52:00 -
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Kaeru Nayiri wrote:True Adamance wrote:Sigourney Reever wrote:Georgia Xavier wrote: Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this
Literally *any* storyline that changed the battlefields of Dust would be worthwhile at this point. Even something to explain more about Warbarges which, despite being mostly unexplained, are pretty inconsistent as they introduce 'ships that don't exist' to New Eden and have no visible impact beyond the damage bonus lowering TTK across the board for exp'd players (those that don't need isk, or sp, or weapons) would be a decent thing. I'll point out again that the biggest disappointment is that CCP tells pretty great Storylines and lore and now have added Players into the process in EVE. I'll give Dust the Officer Weapons, its excellent that they're named for players, but the rest of 'the weave' of mixing strong storylines into Dust is bad and not getting better based on the roadmap. Hopefully the PC changes will revive my optimism. In this case this change in the story line toward and Ex Machina scenario is kind of squandering the vast potential of New Eden's lore. Rather than have insoluble external entities bearing down on incompetent, passive, and crumbling Empire while Capsuleers stretch their legs in Null Sec doing absolutely nothing worthy of note. Rather if CCP would take charge of their existing creations instead of introducing new ones we could see great political change within settled space. I know I'd love to see Jamyl Sarum triumph over the Other and start leading her Empire from the fore taking a greater part in guiding the Empire in the direction that CCP see's fit. The Caldari could see massive change in diplomatic relations with the Federation as a result of Ishukone receiving the rights to rebuild Caldari Prime, while Minmatar ties to their patron nation break down and a conspiracy featuring Maelatu Shakor and a revived Defiant tears the heart out of the existing Tribal Council serving to have the Amarr mass on the border between their space, etc ,etc,etc. It sounds like I am critiquing to some degree but that's not really the case. I just think CCP already has an fascinating universe with more promise and potential for development without introducing Drifter's/Sleeper's in the game. Let's see the competent, aggressive, active, and powerful sides of the Empires which have led them to control half of known space. Here, here. Agreed and +1. I think Sleepers, Jovians and the race the Jovians are fighting need to remain a capsuleer thing. Mercenaries should be a step closer towards the common population. Something in between a planet bound denizen of New Eden and a capsuleer. In Eve lore, people refer to capsuleers as demi-gods. Even we, mercenaries, need to feel that they are on another level. Some of them care about us, others do not, and having one on your side is like having the Valkyrie aid you in battle.
I'm not against the Drifter's Arc but I feel like in its wake the Empire Politics have stagnated in favour of shiny new ships and NPC's who have shiny new AI and shiny new Doomsdays to keep out attention. The last bit of political information we heard out of the Empires was the re-election of Jacus Roden as the incumbent President. That's great and all but what is he doing now with his conserved powers.
Perhaps as the Drifter's Arc continues on apace we can see more Empire politics and responses to their appearance been introduced. The first thing PIE Inc did after the introduction of the Drifter's was draft a letter to Admiral Karetta who is the liaison to the 24th Imperial Crusade or some such like and I'm currently unsure if we have an official response from CCP on the Amarr Empire's stand point on the Drifters.
For a certainty we know the Genesis Fleet of CONCORD was on standby weeks ago but what is happening now? Are Empire forces reacting? Are they making contact? What the hell is going on?
As for us Dusters? I think you are right. Our role should be closer to the people of New Eden in a certain sense since we get to see the worlds these people live on with our own [player character's] eyes. Our job should not be to focus on regions but instead systems and planets and our lore should follow those guidelines.
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And with strange aeons even death may die.GÇ¥
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bathtubist
TRUE SAVAGES Learning Alliance
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Posted - 2015.04.02 06:01:00 -
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Georgia Xavier wrote:Fizzer XCIV wrote:Jovians or Drifters(probably awoken Sleepers) would bend us over. Our dropsuits would burn like paper under the fire from their weapons.
Nobody even knows what kind of weaponry it is that the Drifters use, other than that they are some sort of Directed Energy Weapon more powerful than anything the 4 Empires or CONCORD could even hope to create at this point. Imagine a Laser Rifle that doesn't tneed to heat up, and instead just always does rediculous damage.
Jovians are no less scary technologically... If they aren't nearly extinct that is. Common belief is that they pretty much all died off due to a genetic disease they had, that caused irreversible depression and losing the will to live to the point that they would just starve to death because they didn't care at all. Pretty sad, really.
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies. Imagine that, a bitter alliance between the four empires to take out a huge potential threat. I want some more of this Yeah I would bend on that side a bit
sleepers were wat I were talking about then I read the other user comment |
Fox Gaden
Immortal Guides Learning Alliance
6152
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Posted - 2015.04.02 14:34:00 -
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They already have Drone art assets, so lets start with Drones and see where it goes from there.
Hand/Eye coordination cannot be taught. For everything else there is the Learning Coalition.
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Lady MDK
Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire
346
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Posted - 2015.04.02 15:24:00 -
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Fizzer XCIV wrote:
Sansha Kuvakei is probably a better target for us... I'm down for fighting kidnapper cyber-zombies.
This would make a great pve option...
Basic AI would be the drones, Next iteration with remote reps and target swiching would be the sansha cyber zombies.
Anyone getting annoyed by reading of the above post should consider the following.
I don't care so neither should you :)
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Marcus Stormfire
G.R.A.V.E The Ditanian Alliance
50
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Posted - 2015.04.02 16:31:00 -
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I agree with the OP. Some form of PVE is needed. What you are thinking about are the sleepers.
Rouge Drones are a good idea to start with however I really think that the first PVE content should deal with the Sansha Nation. The Sansha Nation is actively invading planets and abducting millions of people to brainwash into their Empire. What a great way to debut the new Immortal force of New Eden than to have the Empires hire these Mercs to combat the invasions.
-Marcus
-I don't always kill Mercs with a sidearm, But when I do I use militia.
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bathtubist
TRUE SAVAGES Learning Alliance
74
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Posted - 2015.04.02 23:34:00 -
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Marcus Stormfire wrote: I agree with the OP. Some form of PVE is needed. What you are thinking about are the sleepers.
Rouge Drones are a good idea to start with however I really think that the first PVE content should deal with the Sansha Nation. The Sansha Nation is actively invading planets and abducting millions of people to brainwash into their Empire. What a great way to debut the new Immortal force of New Eden than to have the Empires hire these Mercs to combat the invasions.
-Marcus +1 |
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