Depths of Space: The Uncertain Future (OOC, Open)

[The Orson Empire]

The Nev Warks will soon be given their ships, so hopefully, we can speed this up now.

Reeve is not a name but a title.

Ahh, I see.

[The Moscow Metro Red Line]

Reeve is not a name but a title.

Ahh, I see.

But that is okay if the point of the confusion is in post. But it's hard to see it as a name if there are multiple people called "Reeve" around the place. *Check archive*

[The Greater Gambia]

Alright, so here's my plan for the Federation. As time goes on, I'm going to start asking nations if they want to join the Federation, making it a Galaxy wide nation. While most of them will have the same rights as native Federation citizens, those like the Cho'Dosan in conquered territory, the Tsveri, Korosians, and the Terrans if they go all manifest destiny, will be restricted until time proves they can be trusted.

[Veroxia]

Alright, so here's my plan for the Federation. As time goes on, I'm going to start asking nations if they want to join the Federation, making it a Galaxy wide nation. While most of them will have the same rights as native Federation citizens, those like the Cho'Dosan in conquered territory, the Tsveri, Korosians, and the Terrans if they go all manifest destiny, will be restricted until time proves they can be trusted.

I don't think that will work between us. manifest destiny is best destiny

[The Orson Empire]

Alright, so here's my plan for the Federation. As time goes on, I'm going to start asking nations if they want to join the Federation, making it a Galaxy wide nation. While most of them will have the same rights as native Federation citizens, those like the Cho'Dosan in conquered territory, the Tsveri, Korosians, and the Terrans if they go all manifest destiny, will be restricted until time proves they can be trusted.

If you restrict the rights of the Cho'Dosans in your nation, that will only drive them back into the arms of the Covenant.

The Cho'Dosans that emigrated out of the Covenant did so mainly to escape the totalitarian Reformer government, and they hate what the Covenant has become. If you oppress them, they will have no other option but to turn to extremism and eventually revolt.

[The Greater Gambia]

Alright, so here's my plan for the Federation. As time goes on, I'm going to start asking nations if they want to join the Federation, making it a Galaxy wide nation. While most of them will have the same rights as native Federation citizens, those like the Cho'Dosan in conquered territory, the Tsveri, Korosians, and the Terrans if they go all manifest destiny, will be restricted until time proves they can be trusted.

If you restrict the rights of the Cho'Dosans in your nation, that will only drive them back into the arms of the Covenant.

The Cho'Dosans that emigrated out of the Covenant did so mainly to escape the totalitarian Reformer government, and they hate what the Covenant has become. If you oppress them, they will have no other option but to turn to extremism and eventually revolt.

When I say restriction, I mean a process similar to de-nazification and transitioning to a competent and stable government to abide by Federation laws. Little by little, the Covenant would receive privileges back, the right to have a standing Defence Force, the right to elect representatives for the Federation Congress, etc. As for the inevitable revolts, while the feds aren't as brutish as the ISC and Terran Forces, they can be just as lethal and the Tagali are no strangers to assynetrical warfare. They'll allow peaceful protests and all, but the second a molotov is thrown, the one responsible is a combatant and will be treated as such.

Either way, you already know the northeners are going to turn on you and NAR's Terran Empire isn't sounding like it's going to be peaceful and loving towards aliens. After this coming conflict, it may be best for us to work together to beat back the barbarians.

[The Moscow Metro Red Line]

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That's a good idea. An alternative could be the usual pacification method I told NAR.

[The Greater Gambia]

-snip-

That's a good idea. An alternative could be the usual pacification method I told NAR.

Eh, I want to refrain from Genocide. Kinda ruins the whole freedom train I'm gonna be conducting.

[Veroxia]

If you restrict the rights of the Cho'Dosans in your nation, that will only drive them back into the arms of the Covenant.

The Cho'Dosans that emigrated out of the Covenant did so mainly to escape the totalitarian Reformer government, and they hate what the Covenant has become. If you oppress them, they will have no other option but to turn to extremism and eventually revolt.

When I say restriction, I mean a process similar to de-nazification and transitioning to a competent and stable government to abide by Federation laws. Little by little, the Covenant would receive privileges back, the right to have a standing Defence Force, the right to elect representatives for the Federation Congress, etc. As for the inevitable revolts, while the feds aren't as brutish as the ISC and Terran Forces, they can be just as lethal and the Tagali are no strangers to assynetrical warfare. They'll allow peaceful protests and all, but the second a molotov is thrown, the one responsible is a combatant and will be treated as such.

Either way, you already know the northeners are going to turn on you and NAR's Terran Empire isn't sounding like it's going to be peaceful and loving towards aliens. After this coming conflict, it may be best for us to work together to beat back the barbarians.

There are no barbarians, only people of different cultures

[The Moscow Metro Red Line]

Eh, I want to refrain from Genocide. Kinda ruins the whole freedom train I'm gonna be conducting.

Who said that you'll be doing this? Species live and die by will of the apathetic Gods and their servants.

[The Orson Empire]

If you restrict the rights of the Cho'Dosans in your nation, that will only drive them back into the arms of the Covenant.

The Cho'Dosans that emigrated out of the Covenant did so mainly to escape the totalitarian Reformer government, and they hate what the Covenant has become. If you oppress them, they will have no other option but to turn to extremism and eventually revolt.

When I say restriction, I mean a process similar to de-nazification and transitioning to a competent and stable government to abide by Federation laws. Little by little, the Covenant would receive privileges back, the right to have a standing Defence Force, the right to elect representatives for the Federation Congress, etc. As for the inevitable revolts, while the feds aren't as brutish as the ISC and Terran Forces, they can be just as lethal and the Tagali are no strangers to assynetrical warfare. They'll allow peaceful protests and all, but the second a molotov is thrown, the one responsible is a combatant and will be treated as such.

Either way, you already know the northeners are going to turn on you and NAR's Terran Empire isn't sounding like it's going to be peaceful and loving towards aliens. After this coming conflict, it may be best for us to work together to beat back the barbarians.

Well, this would only happen if the Federation and its Coalition allies win the war.

If the GCP wins the war, the Covenant would likely be the most powerful nation in the galaxy by that point. We would then turn on the Korosians and the Tsveri, using our advanced technology to exterminate their nations. Then, the Covenant would exterminate the Federation and the Solis Alliance and consolidate all other conquered territory into the Covenant. From there, the Covenant would claim control of the entire galaxy and continue to expand its domain.

[Veroxia]

When I say restriction, I mean a process similar to de-nazification and transitioning to a competent and stable government to abide by Federation laws. Little by little, the Covenant would receive privileges back, the right to have a standing Defence Force, the right to elect representatives for the Federation Congress, etc. As for the inevitable revolts, while the feds aren't as brutish as the ISC and Terran Forces, they can be just as lethal and the Tagali are no strangers to assynetrical warfare. They'll allow peaceful protests and all, but the second a molotov is thrown, the one responsible is a combatant and will be treated as such.

Either way, you already know the northeners are going to turn on you and NAR's Terran Empire isn't sounding like it's going to be peaceful and loving towards aliens. After this coming conflict, it may be best for us to work together to beat back the barbarians.

Well, this would only happen if the Federation and its Coalition allies win the war.

If the GCP wins the war, the Covenant would likely be the most powerful nation in the galaxy by that point. We would then turn on the Korosians and the Tsveri, using our advanced technology to exterminate their nations. Then, the Covenant would exterminate the Federation and the Solis Alliance and consolidate all other conquered territory into the Covenant. From there, the Covenant would claim control of the entire galaxy and continue to expand its domain.

Makes me and Void feel great about the future!

[The Greater Gambia]

When I say restriction, I mean a process similar to de-nazification and transitioning to a competent and stable government to abide by Federation laws. Little by little, the Covenant would receive privileges back, the right to have a standing Defence Force, the right to elect representatives for the Federation Congress, etc. As for the inevitable revolts, while the feds aren't as brutish as the ISC and Terran Forces, they can be just as lethal and the Tagali are no strangers to assynetrical warfare. They'll allow peaceful protests and all, but the second a molotov is thrown, the one responsible is a combatant and will be treated as such.

Either way, you already know the northeners are going to turn on you and NAR's Terran Empire isn't sounding like it's going to be peaceful and loving towards aliens. After this coming conflict, it may be best for us to work together to beat back the barbarians.

Well, this would only happen if the Federation and its Coalition allies win the war.

If the GCP wins the war, the Covenant would likely be the most powerful nation in the galaxy by that point. We would then turn on the Korosians and the Tsveri, using our advanced technology to exterminate their nations. Then, the Covenant would exterminate the Federation and the Solis Alliance and consolidate all other conquered territory into the Covenant. From there, the Covenant would claim control of the entire galaxy and continue to expand its domain.

Well, if you win, and go ahead with your whole genocide of thousands of species in the Federation, that's when I leave. I've put around 8 months into both Depths of Space Rp and building up the Federation. I won't be doing the same for a new nation and I'll move on to a new Rp. Now if I win, I'll stick around because Jesus Christ, I've put around 8 months into this series and my nation, why would I stop then.

[The NAR]

So I suppose the soon-to-be Terran Empire would come to be a competitor with the Federation as it would no doubt be aggressively expanding. See, the Empire is going to expand massively because they'll have knowledge about the Galaxy nobody else has, thanks to Atlas. They'll assimilate the "young" races of the Galaxy into Imperial life, but most will be either enslaved, oppressed in society, or executed. Maybe the Galaxy could split accordingly-

Those who are part of/aligned with the Empire.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Federation.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Third Faction.

Those who are neutral.

[The Greater Gambia]

So I suppose the soon-to-be Terran Empire would come to be a competitor with the Federation as it would no doubt be aggressively expanding. See, the Empire is going to expand massively because they'll have knowledge about the Galaxy nobody else has, thanks to Atlas. They'll assimilate the "young" races of the Galaxy into Imperial life, but most will be either enslaved, oppressed in society, or executed. Maybe the Galaxy could split accordingly-

Those who are part of/aligned with the Empire.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Federation.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Third Faction.

Those who are neutral.

If you mean the Kelraaza archive, I also have that, and more thanks to the Khyrsians and if talks go well, the Yaan.

[The Empire of Pretantia]

So I suppose the soon-to-be Terran Empire would come to be a competitor with the Federation as it would no doubt be aggressively expanding. See, the Empire is going to expand massively because they'll have knowledge about the Galaxy nobody else has, thanks to Atlas. They'll assimilate the "young" races of the Galaxy into Imperial life, but most will be either enslaved, oppressed in society, or executed. Maybe the Galaxy could split accordingly-

Those who are part of/aligned with the Empire.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Federation.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Third Faction.

Those who are neutral.

I'm considering it...

[The Greater Gambia]

So I suppose the soon-to-be Terran Empire would come to be a competitor with the Federation as it would no doubt be aggressively expanding. See, the Empire is going to expand massively because they'll have knowledge about the Galaxy nobody else has, thanks to Atlas. They'll assimilate the "young" races of the Galaxy into Imperial life, but most will be either enslaved, oppressed in society, or executed. Maybe the Galaxy could split accordingly-

Those who are part of/aligned with the Empire.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Federation.

Those who are part of/aligned with the Third Faction.

Those who are neutral.

I'm considering it...

Anyway, I've gotten rid of the College Final Blues and I can pump out more posts for a few weeks. You want to continue the Marie/Mayax Saga?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

I'm considering it...

Anyway, I've gotten rid of the College Final Blues and I can pump out more posts for a few weeks. You want to continue the Marie/Mayax Saga?

Yes. Give me a day or two.

[The Greater Gambia]

So is anyone else actually wanting to do the Fair thing?

[The New Earth Federation]

Maybe, who is already in it?

[Veroxia]

So is anyone else actually wanting to do the Fair thing?

I'm going to send in some diplomats soon, with a large stash of disco vinyl discs, some people to build an illuminated dance floor, and lots of grape juice...its gonna be gr8

[The Greater Gambia]

Maybe, who is already in it?

So far the Federation(me) and Ostia.

[The NAR]

So is anyone else actually wanting to do the Fair thing?

Sure, what should I do?

[The New Earth Federation]

Maybe, who is already in it?

So far the Federation(me) and Ostia.

Sure, I'll join.

[The Greater Gambia]

So is anyone else actually wanting to do the Fair thing?

Sure, what should I do?

Just make a post talking about what the Solis Alliance is doing for the fair. What are they showing, what events will be held, etc. Each nation gets a building to house all of their stuff in. The Fair is being held in Chiodal, the oldest city on Jakala. The city is split into two parts, New Chiodal which is like any modern city in the Federation with skyscrapers and people of various species, Old Chiodal is built with older traditonal Tagali architecture(Similar to Middle Eastern/Indian architecture) and is primarily Tagali, most of the population in the old city are conservative and weary of outsiders, even outside Tagali but mostly aliens. The park where the fair is being held is in the middle of the two.

The fair will be in 1 month IC time. Right now is just each nation preparing their areas.