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by Ashkera » Sat Dec 12, 2015 9:24 am

by Vistora » Sat Dec 12, 2015 1:27 pm
Ashkera wrote:I like to have NS stats be at least somewhat representative of the ideas of the country, but it's not that big a deal. Most of mine are pretty on-point except for the corruption index, but I did just manage to crack "top 5% fastest growing economies".
But yeah, NS stats are whack. No real 1.2 billion country is going to have a GDP/cap of $159,000 with modern technology. Humans just aren't that productive by themselves.
I might do a bullet-point factbook in the future. My overview factbook keeps getting longer. I think it's still reasonable length, though, and the summary at the top should be enoigh for some people.

by Blakullar » Sat Dec 12, 2015 1:31 pm
Vistora wrote:Ashkera wrote:I like to have NS stats be at least somewhat representative of the ideas of the country, but it's not that big a deal. Most of mine are pretty on-point except for the corruption index, but I did just manage to crack "top 5% fastest growing economies".
But yeah, NS stats are whack. No real 1.2 billion country is going to have a GDP/cap of $159,000 with modern technology. Humans just aren't that productive by themselves.
I might do a bullet-point factbook in the future. My overview factbook keeps getting longer. I think it's still reasonable length, though, and the summary at the top should be enoigh for some people.
Though I have stopped trying to decipher the confusing and often contradictory nature of NS stats, and am sworn to stab out the eyes of anybody who brings them up in an F7 post, I'll admit that I still put in the effort to organize my NS stats as ideally as possible. I take pride in my medals.

by Allancia » Sat Dec 12, 2015 1:34 pm
Blakullar wrote:Vistora wrote:
Though I have stopped trying to decipher the confusing and often contradictory nature of NS stats, and am sworn to stab out the eyes of anybody who brings them up in an F7 post, I'll admit that I still put in the effort to organize my NS stats as ideally as possible. I take pride in my medals.
Stab out their eyes? Oh, hell no, that's nasty. Wearing a cape made from the braided scrotums of such people and drinking from a cup made from the skull of the last bloke to call me 'Blakullar' is about as far as I'll go, thanks...

by Vistora » Sat Dec 12, 2015 4:03 pm
Blakullar wrote:Vistora wrote:
Though I have stopped trying to decipher the confusing and often contradictory nature of NS stats, and am sworn to stab out the eyes of anybody who brings them up in an F7 post, I'll admit that I still put in the effort to organize my NS stats as ideally as possible. I take pride in my medals.
Stab out their eyes? Oh, hell no, that's nasty. Wearing a cape made from the braided scrotums of such people and drinking from a cup made from the skull of the last bloke to call me 'Blakullar' is about as far as I'll go, thanks...

by Blakullar » Sat Dec 12, 2015 4:30 pm
Vistora wrote:Blakullar wrote:Stab out their eyes? Oh, hell no, that's nasty. Wearing a cape made from the braided scrotums of such people and drinking from a cup made from the skull of the last bloke to call me 'Blakullar' is about as far as I'll go, thanks...
I'm pretty sure I threatened to swap Evil Lord Bane's eyes with his 'nads using nothing more than a shot glass at some point.

by Autem Galacticus Nexum » Sat Dec 12, 2015 6:58 pm
Vistora wrote:If suffering through a genocentric biotech doctorate is tantamount to being a war veteran, then Punnet squares are my PTSD trigger. Seriously, fuck those things. I don't care if they're useful.

by Vistora » Sat Dec 12, 2015 7:18 pm
Autem Galacticus Nexum wrote:Vistora wrote:If suffering through a genocentric biotech doctorate is tantamount to being a war veteran, then Punnet squares are my PTSD trigger. Seriously, fuck those things. I don't care if they're useful.
http://scienceprimer.com/punnett-square-calculator
I use this to help with the astrobiology skedaddling.

by Autem Galacticus Nexum » Sat Dec 12, 2015 7:24 pm
Vistora wrote:Autem Galacticus Nexum wrote:
http://scienceprimer.com/punnett-square-calculator
I use this to help with the astrobiology skedaddling.
*HISSSSSSSSS*

by Blakullar » Sat Dec 12, 2015 7:28 pm
Vistora wrote:If suffering through a genocentric biotech doctorate is tantamount to being a war veteran, then Punnet squares are my PTSD trigger. Seriously, fuck those things. I don't care if they're useful.


by The Eastern Hegemony » Sun Dec 13, 2015 4:36 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?

by Ashkera » Sun Dec 13, 2015 4:47 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?

by Allancia » Sun Dec 13, 2015 4:48 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?

by Blakullar » Sun Dec 13, 2015 4:50 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?

by Ashkera » Sun Dec 13, 2015 5:10 pm
Vistora wrote:NuPoz is not an issue, neither is maintenance, but you cannot use them for any other purpose than as a replacement limb.

by Vistora » Sun Dec 13, 2015 5:21 pm
Ashkera wrote:Vistora wrote:NuPoz is not an issue, neither is maintenance, but you cannot use them for any other purpose than as a replacement limb.
Then a lot of it comes down to how well they can feel, and if it'd cause dysmorphia.
Even if neither is an issue, it wouldn't cause a huge increase in my happiness, since most of my problems are to do with mental illness rather than insufficient arm strength. (I'm also fairly risk-averse and wouldn't switch to a higher-risk profession just because robo-arms would help there.)
In this case, I think the whole package is worth more than the sum of its parts.

by Excidium Planetis » Sun Dec 13, 2015 5:24 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?
Singaporean Transhumans wrote:You didn't know about Excidium? The greatest space nomads in the NS multiverse with a healthy dose (read: over 9000 percent) of realism?
Saveyou Island wrote:"Warmest welcomes to the Assembly, ambassador. You'll soon learn to hate everyone here."
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News: AI wins Dawn Fleet election for High Counselor.
by Tinfect » Sun Dec 13, 2015 5:50 pm
Vistora wrote:Alright, show of hands; who here would willingly have one or both of their arms amputated for them to be replaced with genuine Deus Ex-style prosthetics, complements of Sarif Industries?
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by Singaporean Transhumans » Sun Dec 13, 2015 6:02 pm

by Vistora » Sun Dec 13, 2015 6:04 pm
Singaporean Transhumans wrote:When I screw up in PE, I always hoped that I could have a cybernetic arm or two so I can actually perform an underhand serve.
And also a brain chip when I screw up in Maths.
Well there comes the problem of augmentations, first of all in academical terms the augmented have an unfair advantage over everyone else, PE being a first one and then if you have a brainchip virtually everything. any solutions people
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