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EnIgMa99
Imperfects Negative-Feedback
401
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Posted - 2013.06.06 13:42:00 -
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Gods Architect wrote:I provide stories with truth in them. If we were winning it would be the other way around. I'm not politically motivated. People read these stories because they are interesting and somewhat true. I don't chest pump with propaganda. Sorry if that surprises you.
True, I tried to goat you and you were surprisingly indifferent, your stories are cool too. |
Canari Elphus
Pro Hic Immortalis RISE of LEGION
114
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Posted - 2013.06.06 14:17:00 -
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"Be this the whetstone of your sword. Let grief Convert to anger; blunt not the heart, enrage it. O, I could play the woman with mine eyes, And braggart with my tongue!GÇ¥
I like these narratives so keep up the good fight! |
Dregarian
IMPSwarm Negative-Feedback
7
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Posted - 2013.06.06 14:43:00 -
[33] - Quote
The aftermath of The Great Purge has left a dark shroud over the surface of Sver Prime. Smoke reaches for the sky from the fires that still burn underneath all of the destruction. Ash pours from the sky coating everything they touch like swift brush strokes of grays and black on a torn weathered canvas. Gasping for air to breathe, a faint glow emits from the flames that creep up ever so slightly bound by the objects that try to smother them. All that remains of this once thriving city are the corpses of the few, brave and loyal Blood's that refused to surrender their home. They were born here, they grew up here, started families here, and they died here.
The IMPS mop up what few straggling civilians and soldiers remain as efficiently as a broom collecting crumbs on a tiled floor. What will become of these prisoners is uncertain at this time, but truth be told, most will end up in slave labor camps or detention facilities, fending for scraps just to survive. It becomes more and more certain to those that look over what used to be their home; that those who died defending it to the last clone, got off easy. As they are now free from the shackles that tear at the flesh of those restrained, finally at peace from the inevitable war. |
ImpureMort
Seykal Expeditionary Group Minmatar Republic
97
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Posted - 2013.06.06 14:53:00 -
[34] - Quote
Quickgloves wrote:It sucks that right now I cannot be ther all the time to help get it all sorted an the lag in most of the battles is horrendous I had to sub so many people out the other day including myself. Tis a shame.
@ OP- Love the RP no hate on my end, elaborate anything you want an if you want eve deatials or any insider info from me just ping me when I am lucky enough to get online.
An yes SVER Prime is burning maybe one day it will be reclaimed by its founders until then all we can do is fight. oddd...i didnt notice any lag . |
Gods Architect
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
132
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Posted - 2013.06.06 17:28:00 -
[35] - Quote
Dregarian wrote: The aftermath of The Great Purge has left a dark shroud over the surface of Sver Prime. Smoke reaches for the sky from the fires that still burn underneath all of the destruction. Ash pours from the sky coating everything they touch like swift brush strokes of grays and black on a torn weathered canvas. Gasping for air to breathe, a faint glow emits from the flames that creep up ever so slightly bound by the objects that try to smother them. All that remains of this once thriving city are the corpses of the few, brave and loyal Blood's that refused to surrender their home. They were born here, they grew up here, started families here, and they died here.
The IMPS mop up what few straggling civilians and soldiers remain as efficiently as a broom collecting crumbs on a tiled floor. What will become of these prisoners is uncertain at this time, but truth be told, most will end up in slave labor camps or detention facilities, fending for scraps just to survive. It becomes more and more certain to those that look over what used to be their home; that those who died defending it to the last clone, got off easy. As they are now free from the shackles that tear at the flesh of those restrained, finally at peace from the inevitable war.
+1 I really don't feel like writing that way tho. Its too much time but I'll give you props |
SoTah Pawp
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
235
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Posted - 2013.06.06 17:33:00 -
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Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
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Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
6
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Posted - 2013.06.06 18:16:00 -
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SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. |
SoTah Pawp
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
238
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Posted - 2013.06.06 18:19:00 -
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Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. So - it's okay to ignore the lore as long as you enjoy the read?
Are you serious? He's writing like every soldiers death is there real one. Even mentions suicides.
You can't RP and ignore the lore - that's not being lazy - that's just plain stupid. Try this in any forum RP and they'll remove your post or ask you to fix it. Lucky for him this isn't a forum RP so the GM's don't care if he makes mistakes.
But that doesn't mean someone can't call him out for doin' a poor representation of the games real lore. |
Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
6
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Posted - 2013.06.06 18:39:00 -
[39] - Quote
SoTah Pawp wrote:Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. So - it's okay to ignore the lore as long as you enjoy the read? Are you serious? He's writing like every soldiers death is there real one. Even mentions suicides. You can't RP and ignore the lore - that's not being lazy - that's just plain stupid. Try this in any forum RP and they'll remove your post or ask you to fix it. Lucky for him this isn't a forum RP so the GM's don't care if he makes mistakes. But that doesn't mean someone can't call him out for doin' a poor representation of the games real lore.
That your character does not die when all the clones have been depleted is really more of a game design decision that an element of lore. Eventually, death will be permanent. I think it can be reasonably assumed that, at the moment of death, there must be another clone or some storage device available to capture the consciousness of the recently departed. Absent this, the clone dies. Moreover, not every soldier is likely to be a clone merc, making suicide a real possibility. Further, one would also assume that disabling consciousness transfer capability is within the power of the merc, if they so choose. Again, this makes suicide possible. DonGÇÖt make your lack of imagination my problem. Your post seems like a GÇ£I could do better if I wanted to, but I donGÇÖt want toGÇ¥ screed. If you want to critique the original posters writing, go ahead, but donGÇÖt dismiss it based on your very narrow interpretation of what it is to be a clone soldier. If you want to write your own account of fictional war, go ahead. What is tiresome is that youGÇÖre trying to create a blanket covering rule that makes mortality and all of the implied gravity of death off limits for any fiction related to this game.
Cheers,
Aramis |
SoTah Pawp
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
239
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Posted - 2013.06.06 19:00:00 -
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Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. So - it's okay to ignore the lore as long as you enjoy the read? Are you serious? He's writing like every soldiers death is there real one. Even mentions suicides. You can't RP and ignore the lore - that's not being lazy - that's just plain stupid. Try this in any forum RP and they'll remove your post or ask you to fix it. Lucky for him this isn't a forum RP so the GM's don't care if he makes mistakes. But that doesn't mean someone can't call him out for doin' a poor representation of the games real lore. That your character does not die when all the clones have been depleted is really more of a game design decision that an element of lore. Eventually, death will be permanent. I think it can be reasonably assumed that, at the moment of death, there must be another clone or some storage device available to capture the consciousness of the recently departed. Absent this, the clone dies. Moreover, not every soldier is likely to be a clone merc, making suicide a real possibility. Further, one would also assume that disabling consciousness transfer capability is within the power of the merc, if they so choose. Again, this makes suicide possible. DonGÇÖt make your lack of imagination my problem. Your post seems like a GÇ£I could do better if I wanted to, but I donGÇÖt want toGÇ¥ screed. If you want to critique the original posters writing, go ahead, but donGÇÖt dismiss it based on your very narrow interpretation of what it is to be a clone soldier. If you want to write your own account of fictional war, go ahead. What is tiresome is that youGÇÖre trying to create a blanket covering rule that makes mortality and all of the implied gravity of death off limits for any fiction related to this game. Cheers, Aramis Your stretching the truth to fit a RP. We're all clone soldiers - no corporation will have normal ones - only FW would.
This does bring me to the question of if there's a device that handles the mind transfer and if so - what is it exactly and where would a corp store it for safe keeping? A single facility? Or would there be many?
And I'm not trying to push this guy down for what he's doing - I rather really like it - I'm just pointing out a flaw. |
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Kitten Commander
Ostrakon Agency Gallente Federation
218
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Posted - 2013.06.06 19:07:00 -
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SoTa, I think the problem you are facing is in thinking that there needs to be a 'physical' storage of the mind. I think the more logical assumption is that it would function much like how cloud storage would today. Its not that there is one specific server that would house the mind transfer but a linkage of them. This would mean that should one go down, it would have little to no impact on the corp's ability to transfer consciousness to new clones.
Also, there would possibly be the ability for a 'suicide' in the sense that it would be the deletion of the mind's data rather than that of the physical body. That or the interruption of the link to the transfer server so that the mind is not uploaded back after death.
There are a lot of interesting ways that this could all go. Is there a storage for the consciousness that could be reverted back to if the most recent death is chosen not to be uploaded? If that were the case, you could just block out an instance in time as it never happened. |
Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
6
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Posted - 2013.06.06 19:12:00 -
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No worries. My suspension of disbelief vis-+á-vis the whole death thing is based primarily on the notion that death can be permanent, if there is no available vessel for the displaced consciousness. Assuming the information can be GÇ£packetizedGÇ¥, there is no effective limit on range of transmission of the information. Destruction of the war barge or local consciousness holding infrastructure probably means the transmission gets bounced to someplace more distant. This effectively places that clones GÇ£mindGÇ¥ (for lack of a better word) in limbo until it reaches its destination, which could take a very long time given cosmic distances. If the info isnGÇÖt getting routed at hyper-space speeds, itGÇÖs moving through space at the speed of light. The clone likely would have no awareness of the passage of time, but would GÇ£wake upGÇ¥ some years later on some distant planet. This also brings into question if there is a means to disrupt the transmission of these GÇ£mindsGÇ¥. A bit like swatting ghosts, no?
p.s. There has to be the omni-present possibility of death for this kind of fiction to work (or work well at least)...mostly because I don't want any fan fiction that deals with other universals...I'm not going to read a dust/eve based romance novel... |
Gods Architect
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
132
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Posted - 2013.06.06 19:41:00 -
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SoTah Pawp wrote:Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. So - it's okay to ignore the lore as long as you enjoy the read? Are you serious? He's writing like every soldiers death is there real one. Even mentions suicides. You can't RP and ignore the lore - that's not being lazy - that's just plain stupid. Try this in any forum RP and they'll remove your post or ask you to fix it. Lucky for him this isn't a forum RP so the GM's don't care if he makes mistakes. But that doesn't mean someone can't call him out for doin' a poor representation of the games real lore. You are viewing this like there are an infinite number of clones. When a clone resupply is maybe 150 at a time. When a planet in under attack or like the Eve empires they use real soldiers not clones. Read Dust's official stories. There are only clones for invasion forces or strategic locations ie the places you can actually attack. There isn't enough clones for everyone in any military that's just impossible so I take the point of view as the clones are in reserves for other locations and invasions on strategic locations. Read some of the 514 official stories then come back and tell my that my RP is completely wrong.
Your thinking too small, as this is just a corp fight with a few hundred members. When you put thousands or even millions of soldiers in a field their just isn't enough clones. And if you've pushed back to you last city. Where would these clones come from. In real life situations you can't take a planet with 16 people and 150 clones each assault. I want it to feel realistic in the best way I can as clones are for the top tier soldiers |
Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
7
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Posted - 2013.06.06 19:44:00 -
[44] - Quote
Hey, absent any existing lore, we could get together and hash out exactly how the consciousness storage and transfer works. IGÇÖm working on a cognitive neuroscience PhD, so IGÇÖm at least generally qualified. My research has absolutely nothing to do with brain/machine interfaces, but I know a number of people who work in that area. Anyone around with the requisite networking and database knowledge to flesh things out?
Cheers,
Aramis |
SoTah Pawp
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
242
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Posted - 2013.06.06 20:10:00 -
[45] - Quote
Gods Architect wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Aramis Madrigal wrote:SoTah Pawp wrote:Seems RP'iers are throwing the lore of this game out the window completely. We're CLONES - dying on the field means NOTHING - no loss of real life.
Eventually you run out of clones. Death is temporary only so long as you have a new vessel to move into. Moreover, the experience of death must still present some level of terror. There is always the uncertainty of being GÇ£resurrectedGÇ¥ so to speak as well as the attendant unpleasantness of dying violently. IGÇÖve never died, but I have been stabbed and someone attempted to strangle me while I was sleeping and I would prefer not to relive either experience if at all possible. Moreover, the narrative arc requires consequences of some kind and one of these consequences must be the specter of death. To dismiss this fictional account of war based on a technicality is lazy criticism. So - it's okay to ignore the lore as long as you enjoy the read? Are you serious? He's writing like every soldiers death is there real one. Even mentions suicides. You can't RP and ignore the lore - that's not being lazy - that's just plain stupid. Try this in any forum RP and they'll remove your post or ask you to fix it. Lucky for him this isn't a forum RP so the GM's don't care if he makes mistakes. But that doesn't mean someone can't call him out for doin' a poor representation of the games real lore. You are viewing this like there are an infinite number of clones. When a clone resupply is maybe 150 at a time. When a planet in under attack or like the Eve empires they use real soldiers not clones. Read Dust's official stories. There are only clones for invasion forces or strategic locations ie the places you can actually attack. There isn't enough clones for everyone in any military that's just impossible so I take the point of view as the clones are in reserves for other locations and invasions on strategic locations. Read some of the 514 official stories then come back and tell my that my RP is completely wrong. Your thinking too small, as this is just a corp fight with a few hundred members. When you put thousands or even millions of soldiers in a field their just isn't enough clones. And if you've pushed back to you last city. Where would these clones come from. In real life situations you can't take a planet with 16 people and 150 clones each assault. I want it to feel realistic in the best way I can as clones are for the top tier soldiers Fine fine I admit defeat lol - can't argue with sound logic. |
Cpt Merdock
Ninth Legion Freelance
17
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Posted - 2013.06.06 20:14:00 -
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xprotoman23 wrote:Gods Architect wrote:"Downfall"
Defeat after defeat, setback after setback. Now that the 7th day of the war had ended and 2nd day after the failed evac of Sver Prime. We are at a lost. There were confirmed reports of large masses of Sver soldiers laying down their weapons, against Quicks orders to stand and fight. Even many members of his Guard refuse to fight or has already died honorably in battle. The IMPs had pushed into half of the city of the capital where many still loyal to the cause of Sver still reside. With about half of the Quicks Generals either are dead or plan a munity and insubordination behind his back, many of the traitors had been posted outside Boluva District and executed under treason. Only a few loyal and under experienced F/C's still remain, later in history this will be named The Great Purge. Unofficial reports state that some True Bloods are even removing their tags to leave safety with their families through IMP occupied land. With insubordination and young inexperienced men now occupying the lines it is clear Sver Prime will fall. In a last ditch effort to evacuate civilians, Quickgloves seceded land to 187 in exchange for the evacuation of the remaining civilians and safe passage for them to Unclaimed space. Sver Prime will fall, all have been ordered to its defiance defense, the wounded, the young, and the old. "If we are to go into hell, then will we take as many of them down to the gates with us." your Daddy God Architect told his men at the battle for Sver Prime. "That's picture is you isn't it, Daddy?" Jessica pointed at the picture of me in the book. "Daddy was very young back then. Now go to bed!" I told my daughter and I stood and walked to the door, "Did you win, Daddy?" she asked me, and I gave a distance smile. "Night baby!" You really provide a great service to the imperfects.
What is wrong with you? |
Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood Unclaimed.
7
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Posted - 2013.06.06 20:22:00 -
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Fine fine I admit defeat lol - can't argue with sound logic.[/quote]
Hooray, we've won the right to accurately (if with some artisitic license) describe our slaughter! This seems like a rather hollow victory. I thought I would feel better...well, back to the dying I guess... |
SoTah Pawp
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
242
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Posted - 2013.06.06 20:34:00 -
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lmao
Now I just sound terrible. I'm going to go feel bad somewhere now while killing people. |
Kitten Commander
Ostrakon Agency Gallente Federation
219
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Posted - 2013.06.06 20:38:00 -
[49] - Quote
SoTah Pawp wrote:lmao Now I just sound terrible. I'm going to go feel bad somewhere now while killing people.
But it leads to such great stories!
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SoTa PoP
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
2359
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Posted - 2013.06.07 22:54:00 -
[50] - Quote
Lookin' forward to the last day RP ;) |
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DJINN Pubstomper
Purgatorium of the Damned League of Infamy
0
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Posted - 2013.06.11 10:51:00 -
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SoTah Pawp wrote:Shadow McCall wrote:These stories inspired me to play Dust 514. Someone should make a book of these stories. The Rise and Fall of the True Bloods. I don't know this is just really good stuff. The rise: They land grabbed without fighting for it. The fall: They chest pounded and got slapped for it. Lol :D
OMG that is priceless.... |
Gods Architect
SVER True Blood Public Disorder.
157
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Posted - 2013.06.11 22:05:00 -
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Sorry guys RP has been postponed due the fact that other members of my clan think I'm fueling the engagement with the IMPs (maybe). So in me stopping with my rp's it is assumed that the IMPs will stop attacking. (I call bullsh't) I have to respect my corps mates so RP's of this war is currently postponed |
Draka Marintu
TeamPlayers EoN.
27
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Posted - 2013.06.11 22:11:00 -
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That sucks dude alot of the community enjoys what you have to say it adds depth to this game that almost makes it enjoyable to play if you forget about all of the bugs that should have been fixed long ago |
Void Echo
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
172
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Posted - 2013.06.12 06:10:00 -
[54] - Quote
hehehe I killed 5 of your best tank drivers during the last battle |
SoTa PoP
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
2548
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Posted - 2013.06.12 09:37:00 -
[55] - Quote
Gods Architect wrote:Sorry guys RP has been postponed due the fact that other members of my clan think I'm fueling the engagement with the IMPs (maybe). So in me stopping with my rp's it is assumed that the IMPs will stop attacking. (I call bullsh't) I have to respect my corps mates so RP's of this war is currently postponed We enjoyed the RP and thought nothing of it - If there was propaganda remarks I always called you out on it and spoke about ti freely here. The entire engagement with you guys can be solely laid on QG's shoulders - not yours. You've done nothing to continue our wanting to bash STB. You just add some flavor to it. It would of happened either way. Your corp should be proud they have an RP'er if your quality reporting things for the community to enjoy. |
Gods Architect
SVER True Blood Public Disorder.
181
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Posted - 2013.06.23 08:29:00 -
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Gods Architect wrote:"Downfall"
Defeat after defeat, setback after setback. Now that the 7th day of the war had ended and 2nd day after the failed evac of Sver Prime. We are at a lost. There were confirmed reports of large masses of Sver soldiers laying down their weapons, against Quicks orders to stand and fight. Even many members of his Guard refuse to fight or has already died honorably in battle. The IMPs had pushed into half of the city of the capital where many still loyal to the cause of Sver still reside. With about half of the Quicks Generals either are dead or plan a munity and insubordination behind his back, many of the traitors had been posted outside Boluva District and executed under treason. Only a few loyal and under experienced F/C's still remain, later in history this will be named The Great Purge. Unofficial reports state that some True Bloods are even removing their tags to leave safety with their families through IMP occupied land. With insubordination and young inexperienced men now occupying the lines it is clear Sver Prime will fall. In a last ditch effort to evacuate civilians, Quickgloves seceded land to 187 in exchange for the evacuation of the remaining civilians and safe passage for them to Unclaimed space. Sver Prime will fall, all have been ordered to its defiance defense, the wounded, the young, and the old. "If we are to go into hell, then will we take as many of them down to the gates with us." your Daddy God Architect told his men at the battle for Sver Prime. "That's picture is you isn't it, Daddy?" Jessica pointed at the picture of me in the book. "Daddy was very young back then. Now go to bed!" I told my daughter and I stood and walked to the door, "Did you win, Daddy?" she asked me, and I gave a distance smile. "Night baby!"
"Executive Order 296" June 5th is a day I'll remember. It was the day Executive Order 296 went into effect. "Hereby all Svers, you are to disengage all combat operations on Sver Prime effective immediately. We're giving up our home!" The radio blasted as Daddy sat in his trench inside the capital. "It was 3 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday!" I told my daughter. "So we lost, Daddy?" she asked and I nod my head. "No! No! Daddy!" she screamed pulling on my shirt. "That isn't how the story is supposed to end! We are supposed to win! We are proud, we are True Bloods we don't run! Daddy you don't run from a fight! Neither did Mommy!" I just stare at her holding back my tears. "I miss Mommy! I miss her so much. You look a lot like her you know that? Sometimes, baby surviving is a victory itself. I made it so I can be with you today!" I told her. I remember falling back to the Bunker and confronting Quick as the order was being delivered. He puts his hand on my shoulder and tells me, "Our home may burn! But we'll be back! This is not the end!" He took his hand off my shoulder and turns away as soldiers around him burn the intel and leave the Bunker saluting Quick.
I run back to my trench and see the soldiers around me staring at me with dirtied faces. They asked many questions that we are really giving up and I confirmed it. "I won't become an IMP prisoner, sir!" A young private told me. "These Bloods don't run! another shouted. I turn to my 2nd in command and she's smiles and tells me, "The boys are right, sir. If we are to die then we would like to at our home before the IMPs take it from us!" I look up and shout, "Who else feels the same?" The majority of my unit raised their hands. "We'll be back boys! That I promise, but now I need you to comply with this order!" I screamed.
I pull my men back to the bunker as many of the soldiers gathers around the Military District. I gain elevation as the IMP army approaches the few thousand men that still remain. I watch as the IMP army surrounds the men and a soldier throws is rifle down and the other Svers soon followed. I hurry and run back to the bunker, once I open the door many soldiers aim their weapons at me and then lowers them. I shout, "The battle is over. We are giving up Sver Prime!" Immediately after I said that some of the men point weapons at their heads and commits suicide including my 2nd in command. "Was that Mommy who died?" she asked. "Daddy lost her and lot of good friends, but we live on for the ones who cannot!" I told my daughter before I put her to bed. "Will you tell me more about her?" she asked. "When you're older!"
"Kane's War" This was Kane's and Quick's war. Kane hired IMPs to engage us over saying that we were in the way. Peace talks fell apart starting the Northern War. The 1st day STB both won and lost battles after that STB starting losing hard. Mainly due to the same plans that didn't work before. STB elites started to wine and give up whoever were left we to fight and losing war due to lag, insubordination, etc., etc.. The war lasted 9 days (Sver Prime will fall). Tomorrow Sver Prime will fall and STB is defeated and pushed from their home. The Northern War is over, we lost. All hostilities are to end Friday June 7, 2013 0:01 Eve time.
"It's Over" 16 days after hostilities were suppose to end the war dragged on. STB endured the loss of their home. The AWOXing by former brothers and Kush's Rebellion. The True Bloods no longer have the ability to retake Sver Prime nor is there any operation preparing for it. Zion and One-Armed fell; ties with Unclaimed is strained and we have a threat of an open war with TCD. June 23, 2013 is the day the first Northern War ends and I put this story to rest. Hope you enjoyed reading the conflict. Happy hunting.
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