Screw Realism! (2nd thread, RP Group, Open)

[Gigaverse]

The one he was talking about or the one I'm still attempting to do?

Human language can sure work in funny twisted ways.

Pretty sure it was the one he was talkin about.

I haven't made it in either case, anyway.

About 8 hours later.

(That or I'll go watch a movie.)

[Durmatagno]

Anywho, yes hello Gigaverse. Been a long time.

[Gigaverse]

Anywho, yes hello Gigaverse. Been a long time.

I still find the name "Drake" inherently funny in itself.

[New Vaxon]

Pretty sure it was the one he was talkin about.

I haven't made it in either case, anyway.

About 8 hours later.

(That or I'll go watch a movie.)

Oh, wait. No, it was the other one. The one you have made.

[Gigaverse]

I haven't made it in either case, anyway.

About 8 hours later.

(That or I'll go watch a movie.)

Oh, wait. No, it was the other one. The one you have made.

That was just the OOC Planning. I can only afford to spread the love of Outer God Big Brother to the first country that ardently signed up. I already have a candidate for that.

[Durmatagno]

Anywho, yes hello Gigaverse. Been a long time.

I still find the name "Drake" inherently funny in itself.

My Space nation (Which is also the UTSD ) has a Drake, but he's just a Professor of Xenobiology in the homeworlds biggest university

[New Vaxon]

Oh, wait. No, it was the other one. The one you have made.

That was just the OOC Planning. I can only afford to spread the love of Outer God Big Brother to the first country that ardently signed up. I already have a candidate for that.

OK then.

[Gigaverse]

I still find the name "Drake" inherently funny in itself.

My Space nation (Which is also the UTSD ) has a Drake, but he's just a Professor of Xenobiology in the homeworlds biggest university

Good. Because I seriously don't want what happened the last time to repeat.

*clench fist*

[Gigaverse]

Sounds fun. I'll have that vague Council of mine explore your version of the Void.

Oh, this is going to be interesting. My advise is to avoid the core of the Void, simply due to the fact it has ten Black Suns and one planet, which is home of the Solarians, a species who are made from cosmic energy. They're highly hostile and hate tresspassers in the Void.
BTW; can I have a link to the RP, please?

The notion of lightless suns and cosmic energy beings bothering what could only be described as the combination of the void and Mind Rape amuses me.

[Durmatagno]

My Space nation (Which is also the UTSD ) has a Drake, but he's just a Professor of Xenobiology in the homeworlds biggest university

Good. Because I seriously don't want what happened the last time to repeat.

*clench fist*

Yes well, the UTSD is now Vampires and Giant Cat people, soon to have a small collection of other races obtained via freeing slaves.

[New Vaxon]

Oh, this is going to be interesting. My advise is to avoid the core of the Void, simply due to the fact it has ten Black Suns and one planet, which is home of the Solarians, a species who are made from cosmic energy. They're highly hostile and hate tresspassers in the Void.
BTW; can I have a link to the RP, please?

The notion of lightless suns and cosmic energy beings bothering what could only be described as the combination of the void and Mind Rape amuses me.

Well, the entire V O I D has Black Suns, but the core of it has the most Black Suns.
A Black Sun/Star. Btw, the white glowing edges are an effect of the Black Sun.

[Gigaverse]

Good. Because I seriously don't want what happened the last time to repeat.

*clench fist*

Yes well, the UTSD is now Vampires and Giant Cat people, soon to have a small collection of other races obtained via freeing slaves.

That doesn't sound so bad... Proceed then.

[Gigaverse]

The notion of lightless suns and cosmic energy beings bothering what could only be described as the combination of the void and Mind Rape amuses me.

Well, the entire V O I D has Black Suns, but the core of it has the most Black Suns.
A Black Sun/Star. Btw, the white glowing edges are an effect of the Black Sun.

Lemme guess. You are V O I D.

[New Vaxon]

Well, the entire V O I D has Black Suns, but the core of it has the most Black Suns.
A Black Sun/Star. Btw, the white glowing edges are an effect of the Black Sun.

Lemme guess. You are V O I D.

V O I D is my puppet. So, ja.

[Durmatagno]

Yes well, the UTSD is now Vampires and Giant Cat people, soon to have a small collection of other races obtained via freeing slaves.

That doesn't sound so bad... Proceed then.

http://www.nationstates.net/nation=durm ... /id=184760

Even when this nation is at its most evil, slavery is one of the ultimate crimes.

[Gigaverse]

The notion of lightless suns and cosmic energy beings bothering what could only be described as the combination of the void and Mind Rape amuses me.

Well, the entire V O I D has Black Suns, but the core of it has the most Black Suns.
A Black Sun/Star. Btw, the white glowing edges are an effect of the Black Sun.

Do they give off heat or not?

[Gigaverse]

That doesn't sound so bad... Proceed then.

http://www.nationstates.net/nation=durm ... /id=184760

Even when this nation is at its most evil, slavery is one of the ultimate crimes.

Oh c'mon, it cannot be THAT evil.

[New Vaxon]

Well, the entire V O I D has Black Suns, but the core of it has the most Black Suns.
A Black Sun/Star. Btw, the white glowing edges are an effect of the Black Sun.

Do they give off heat or not?

The white glow effect is from the heat they give off. So, they give off heat, yes. They're just pitch black like the space around them.

[Durmatagno]

They despise slavery above all else.

[Planeia]

I'm debating whether I should join.

On one hand, my nation is inhabited by ten foot tall, blue skinned, hyperintelligent, telekinetic, sex crazed space kitties/monkeys/elves who have been around for millions of years and whose lifetimes last a millennium, and have achieved utopian status through endless advancement in technology and society, and yes even the gods from their religions actually exist despite my nation being mostly sci-fi, otherwise, being the intellectuals they are, they would have no reason to continue practicing the religions.

On the other hand, since my nation is sci-fi, I like to explain and justify as much as possible with real science, such as the application of Einstein-Rosen bridges in interstellar travel and trade, shields that use electron-positron annihilation discharges to deflect objects, and the transportation of quantum entangled particles through a tachyonic signal medium to create what is effectively the early stages of teleportation. I also sometimes like to approach situations thinking "what would most likely happen if this situation was in real life?"

While I value not being limited by what is possible in real life, I still value having a little bit of practicality.

Thoughts, anyone?

[The High Tatras]

I'm debating whether I should join.

On one hand, my nation is inhabited by ten foot tall, blue skinned, hyperintelligent, telekinetic, sex crazed space kitties/monkeys/elves who have been around for millions of years and whose lifetimes last a millennium, and have achieved utopian status through endless advancement in technology and society, and yes even the gods from their religions actually exist despite my nation being mostly sci-fi, otherwise, being the intellectuals they are, they would have no reason to continue practicing the religions.

On the other hand, since my nation is sci-fi, I like to explain and justify as much as possible with real science, such as the application of Einstein-Rosen bridges in interstellar travel and trade, shields that use electron-positron annihilation discharges to deflect objects, and the transportation of quantum entangled particles through a tachyonic signal medium to create what is effectively the early stages of teleportation. I also sometimes like to approach situations thinking "what would most likely happen if this situation was in real life?"

While I value not being limited by what is possible in real life, I still value having a little bit of practicality.

Thoughts, anyone?

I would be okay with you joining. My usual rule of thumb with technology in my nation is "would this technology have been imaginable by someone living in the RL 1920s-1940s". Many of the technologies that I use were once seriously proposed but later proved to be either impossible or highly impractical. Examples of this type of technology include Nikola Tesla's "teleforce projector" and airborne aircraft carrier zeppelins similar to the USS Akron and USS Macon (both of which crashed in RL).

The same is true in my 17th century timeline, although I often add the question of "could this be handmade by skilled craftsmen, even if it would be very difficult". Examples of technologies that I have used in this timeline include Christiaan Huygens's "gunpowder engine", tentative experiments with primitive steam engines, and various clockwork contraptions similar to those of Leonardo Da Vinci.

Honestly, I don't really care that much if my technology is practical or even possible as long as it seems reasonably authentic for the period in question.

[Gigaverse]

I'm debating whether I should join.

On one hand, my nation is inhabited by ten foot tall, blue skinned, hyperintelligent, telekinetic, sex crazed space kitties/monkeys/elves who have been around for millions of years and whose lifetimes last a millennium, and have achieved utopian status through endless advancement in technology and society, and yes even the gods from their religions actually exist despite my nation being mostly sci-fi, otherwise, being the intellectuals they are, they would have no reason to continue practicing the religions.

On the other hand, since my nation is sci-fi, I like to explain and justify as much as possible with real science, such as the application of Einstein-Rosen bridges in interstellar travel and trade, shields that use electron-positron annihilation discharges to deflect objects, and the transportation of quantum entangled particles through a tachyonic signal medium to create what is effectively the early stages of teleportation. I also sometimes like to approach situations thinking "what would most likely happen if this situation was in real life?"

While I value not being limited by what is possible in real life, I still value having a little bit of practicality.

Thoughts, anyone?

You should still join. Screwing Realism offers for much more fun scenarios. You can always keep the science part, but you'll always love the screwing of realism.

[The United Remnants of America]

Advertising this for Durm, since it's probably gonna die without this advertising.

[Durmatagno]

Nah, GESO has shifted me around, the ashes can die

[The United Remnants of America]

Nah, GESO has shifted me around, the ashes can die

*sigh*

But... It was a good idea.... *deflates*

Guess I'll just stay out of FT rp'ing, then.

*to myself* Thanks, Jedi and Big V, for forcing me to do such a thing.