SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
OK, I posted and started this all off, Nolder, Shady, its your turn now. I am happy that we are getting thus underway.
Oh and for reference, Mark Rain is a bit of a far right crazy but thre is a lot of fear of CATO, rational or irrational. I hope his words entertained you though.
Oh and for reference, Mark Rain is a bit of a far right crazy but thre is a lot of fear of CATO, rational or irrational. I hope his words entertained you though.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Pollux, I think you really need to rethink this post of yours. 60,000 troops killed? What did the UCSR do, nuke 'em? Or from the looks of the images you provided, and the death toll, they would've had to pretty well level most of the city. I suppose that's one way to deal with the refugee problem...kill 'em all.
Seriously, that post is just...wrong on so many levels. And since you're the one who set up with this 80,000 strong militia fighting, wiping them out in bombing strikes which kill 60,000 of them and send the rest running or surrendering? Uh, powergame a little?
Note I'm not going after the UCSR here, or Shady. Since AFAIK he had nothing to do with the post. But seriously. That needs to be retconned heavily.
Seriously, that post is just...wrong on so many levels. And since you're the one who set up with this 80,000 strong militia fighting, wiping them out in bombing strikes which kill 60,000 of them and send the rest running or surrendering? Uh, powergame a little?
Note I'm not going after the UCSR here, or Shady. Since AFAIK he had nothing to do with the post. But seriously. That needs to be retconned heavily.
"How can I wait unknowing?
This is the price of war,
We rise with noble intentions,
And we risk all that is pure..." - Angela & Jeff van Dyck, Forever (Rome: Total War)
"On and on, through the years,
The war continues on..." - Angela & Jeff van Dyck, We Are All One (Medieval 2: Total War)
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear." - Ambrose Redmoon
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." - Harvey Dent, The Dark Knight
This is the price of war,
We rise with noble intentions,
And we risk all that is pure..." - Angela & Jeff van Dyck, Forever (Rome: Total War)
"On and on, through the years,
The war continues on..." - Angela & Jeff van Dyck, We Are All One (Medieval 2: Total War)
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear." - Ambrose Redmoon
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." - Harvey Dent, The Dark Knight
- CmdrWilkens
- Emperor's Hand
- Posts: 9093
- Joined: 2002-07-06 01:24am
- Location: Land of the Crabcake
- Contact:
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
That is because Wilkonia has some shell corporations backed by WISH helping the university grant study programs involved in it (no not really, most of my intel is focused on the Caymans, IRT, and CATO so I don't have money to spend doing more than moderate spying on you and Steve).MariusRoi wrote:Alaska has working Turbo-Scram-Rockets, and Not a single person complained.phongn wrote:EDIT: SABRE engines? Good luck on the R&D for that.
SDNet World Nation: Wilkonia
Armourer of the WARWOLVES
ASVS Vet's Association (Class of 2000)
Former C.S. Strowbridge Gold Ego Award Winner
MEMBER of the Anti-PETA Anti-Facist LEAGUE
ASVS Vet's Association (Class of 2000)
Former C.S. Strowbridge Gold Ego Award Winner
MEMBER of the Anti-PETA Anti-Facist LEAGUE
"I put no stock in religion. By the word religion I have seen the lunacy of fanatics of every denomination be called the will of god. I have seen too much religion in the eyes of too many murderers. Holiness is in right action, and courage on behalf of those who cannot defend themselves, and goodness. "
-Kingdom of Heaven
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Actually, I probably would've complained about turboscramrockets had I been active in the game at that point
Also, work is beginning on Shuttle II.
Also, work is beginning on Shuttle II.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Done. I suppose one of us will have to put it in a post to make it legit and that should do it.SiegeTank wrote:Alright, well, let's say we sell you a 15-year production license on the bomber variant for an unspecified but fair sum (I have no clue how much something like that would cost). You can produce as many as you want, for a modest per-airframe cut, and a slightly larger cut of any profits should you sell the aircraft to any foreign nation. There'll be a stipulation forbidding sales to Japanistan or any MESS country, but I doubt that'll be an issue.Raj Ahten wrote:Well lets draw up some terms then Indhopal is interested in the bomber variant.
Probably not on the inspections, but yeah at some point your just going have to trust me on that issue. Of course there is always the standby of cutting all military sales to me if it even looks like Japanistan is getting any of the tech though. That would play merry hell with Indhopal given the amount of crap I've bought from you.SiegeTank wrote:We'd prefer the Japanistani's don't even so much as get a look at the exterior of the thing. Ultimately though a guarantee on that subject will have to do, we can't very well have inspectors crawling around your air bases looking for possible spies now can we?You can certainly get your guarantees. What do you have in mind?
I think I'll take you up on those tankers. It looks like I'm probably going to get AWACS craft from Tonkin or Langley though, depending on what exactly they can offer.SiegeTank wrote:I'll happily sell you 24 tankers. And if you can make the AWACS conversion work then sure, why not -- I'll gladly sell you those airframes too. The KC-767 is certainly large enough.I'm intersted in the tankers, I need 24 new ones or so; its unfortunate to hear about the AWACS though. Perhaps I could buy an airframe and convert it to an AWACS role myself?
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Big, small, medium airframes, all sorts of radars, and of course systems integration with the existing Indhopal air-defense system.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
I'm not averse to retconning any of this, but it made sense in my mind (which admittedly knows almost nothing about these things, so yeah, you're probably right. )RogueIce wrote:Pollux, I think you really need to rethink this post of yours. 60,000 troops killed? What did the UCSR do, nuke 'em? Or from the looks of the images you provided, and the death toll, they would've had to pretty well level most of the city. I suppose that's one way to deal with the refugee problem...kill 'em all.
Seriously, that post is just...wrong on so many levels. And since you're the one who set up with this 80,000 strong militia fighting, wiping them out in bombing strikes which kill 60,000 of them and send the rest running or surrendering? Uh, powergame a little?
Note I'm not going after the UCSR here, or Shady. Since AFAIK he had nothing to do with the post. But seriously. That needs to be retconned heavily.
Firstly, I'm just going to come out and say that Empyrean City is essentially a scaled down San Francisco Bay Area (I'm thinking that maybe half as large seems right), and the NDF positions were in a region extending from roughly where Berkeley is located to Palo Alto: even scaled down, that seems like it could be enough space for 80,000 men to hide in.
Addressing the death toll, the NDF had no protection from the bombs greater than what is afforded by a typical basement, and absolutely no way of taking down aircraft more powerful than light machine guns and shoulder-fired rockets from around the 60s or so. In other words, almost completely defenseless from the modern UCSR airforce.
In addition, The UCSR bombers seemed to be very accurately homing in on the NDF positions... somehow (followed the scent of weed?), so a total slaughter seemed to be appropriate.
Also, as by this point, the area had nicely segregated into nice NDF/Commie/Refugee regions, completely leveling the NDF zone would appear to be completely valid, making finding the exact positions of the NDF troops unnecessary to begin with.
Finally, from a OOC perspective, I started to get the feeling that people were tiring of this whole Misterian Refugee business, and decided to end it in what essentially amounts to the Giant Climax FireballTM. I admit that making the NDF army that large in the first place was a mistake.
This is my rationale for what occurred, but as I said, due to what is essentially cluelessness on my part, I have no objections to a retcon at all, and I'm open for suggestions as to how to make the whole thing more realistic.
"Minnesota has 10,000 lakes. This is roughly 4,000 times more lakes than people."
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
The most realistic is basically using limited airstrikes to hit them when they come in the open while Misterian troops have to perform the bloody duty of rooting the NDF out of abandoned buildings and other urban strongholds.
You've written the NDF as basically a bunch of extremist radicals who don't just want to create the New Communist State, but to do so on the bones of anyone and everyone whom opposed their views. The Army's 'betrayal" only "proves" their belief that the Revolution is fragile unless its foes are dealt with harshly and brutally. For their ideologists it's clear that the Army doesn't have the stomach for a real Revolution and has probably been bribed by foreign capitalists to turn on the Revolution.
I expect many of the most devoted to go down fighting hard, some isolated contingents might melt away if their members are less devoted.
Ironically, until the moment that it becomes undeniable, I also expect that the NDF will not actually believe the UCSR is attacking them, but rather that the bombers are from the "capitalist nations" and that the treacherous Army is claiming UCSR support to "trick the masses into accepting Capitalist bondage", likely creating a convoluted theory that the Army, under foreign pay, faked being a Revolutionary force to get the Revolution going, destroying civilian Misterian government and bringing the NDF rank-and-file out in the open to be identified and destroyed, thus paving the way for the Army to take over with the support of the capitalist imperialists. They may very well hold out hope until the very end that "Comrade Shady" and the UCSR is backing them and is preparing to "save the Revolution from the treacherous Army and their capitalist backers".
You've written the NDF as basically a bunch of extremist radicals who don't just want to create the New Communist State, but to do so on the bones of anyone and everyone whom opposed their views. The Army's 'betrayal" only "proves" their belief that the Revolution is fragile unless its foes are dealt with harshly and brutally. For their ideologists it's clear that the Army doesn't have the stomach for a real Revolution and has probably been bribed by foreign capitalists to turn on the Revolution.
I expect many of the most devoted to go down fighting hard, some isolated contingents might melt away if their members are less devoted.
Ironically, until the moment that it becomes undeniable, I also expect that the NDF will not actually believe the UCSR is attacking them, but rather that the bombers are from the "capitalist nations" and that the treacherous Army is claiming UCSR support to "trick the masses into accepting Capitalist bondage", likely creating a convoluted theory that the Army, under foreign pay, faked being a Revolutionary force to get the Revolution going, destroying civilian Misterian government and bringing the NDF rank-and-file out in the open to be identified and destroyed, thus paving the way for the Army to take over with the support of the capitalist imperialists. They may very well hold out hope until the very end that "Comrade Shady" and the UCSR is backing them and is preparing to "save the Revolution from the treacherous Army and their capitalist backers".
”A Radical is a man with both feet planted firmly in the air.” – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Uh...I read Pollux's post as the NDF being routed by the Army, thanks to USCR air support, hence the casualty rate.
JULY 20TH 1969 - The day the entire world was looking up
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Still questionable for the Army to win that fast.
http://stgjr.com/sdnworld/mapproposal2.png
I've increased the size of the western island (NZ South Island rotated to the right) so that it could conceivably be a Second/Third World "Imperium" that is a Tsardom in actual power because of its lack of full economic development and capability.
http://stgjr.com/sdnworld/mapproposal2.png
I've increased the size of the western island (NZ South Island rotated to the right) so that it could conceivably be a Second/Third World "Imperium" that is a Tsardom in actual power because of its lack of full economic development and capability.
”A Radical is a man with both feet planted firmly in the air.” – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
- K. A. Pital
- Glamorous Commie
- Posts: 20813
- Joined: 2003-02-26 11:39am
- Location: Elysium
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
The NDF lack heavy gear and air support. The Army did win the conventional fight because the NDF decided to actually "stand up" to it. It's kinda like Tet Offensive.Steve wrote:Still questionable for the Army to win that fast.
Besides, the NDF did not have cover, bunkers or underground tonnels. The UCSR most likely used large FAEs to bomb their positions.
The new government of Misteria won't have much of a problem with high casualties among the refugees because that can be handily blamed on the NDF.RogueIce wrote:Or from the looks of the images you provided, and the death toll, they would've had to pretty well level most of the city. I suppose that's one way to deal with the refugee problem...kill 'em all.
Lì ci sono chiese, macerie, moschee e questure, lì frontiere, prezzi inaccessibile e freddure
Lì paludi, minacce, cecchini coi fucili, documenti, file notturne e clandestini
Qui incontri, lotte, passi sincronizzati, colori, capannelli non autorizzati,
Uccelli migratori, reti, informazioni, piazze di Tutti i like pazze di passioni...
...La tranquillità è importante ma la libertà è tutto!
Lì paludi, minacce, cecchini coi fucili, documenti, file notturne e clandestini
Qui incontri, lotte, passi sincronizzati, colori, capannelli non autorizzati,
Uccelli migratori, reti, informazioni, piazze di Tutti i like pazze di passioni...
...La tranquillità è importante ma la libertà è tutto!
Assalti Frontali
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
IIRC the worst, longest fighting during Tet was in cities. Which this generally is. But I won't press the issue too hard.
Anyway, bed time
Anyway, bed time
”A Radical is a man with both feet planted firmly in the air.” – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
"No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism." - Sir Winston L. S. Churchill, Princips Britannia
American Conservatism is about the exercise of personal responsibility without state interference in the lives of the citizenry..... unless, of course, it involves using the bludgeon of state power to suppress things Conservatives do not like.
DONALD J. TRUMP IS A SEDITIOUS TRAITOR AND MUST BE IMPEACHED
- DarthShady
- Jedi Council Member
- Posts: 1872
- Joined: 2007-09-15 10:46am
- Location: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Contact:
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
That's pretty much how it happened. What's left of the NDF will be routed by the Misterian army, with continued air support from the UCSR, and perhaps limited special forces involvment.PeZook wrote:Uh...I read Pollux's post as the NDF being routed by the Army, thanks to USCR air support, hence the casualty rate.
Also: Anyone who had citizens there, that were not evacuated already, can expect the UCSR has evacuated them free of charge - unless they wanted to stay.
And, the hospital ships which arrived there are now in the process of helping out the wounded and the sick, while the UCSR delivers humanitarian aid to the refuges. I'm just to lazy to write up a post right now.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Of course, since the fighting took place in cities, lots of civilians probably died as well. So...I don't think everybody's gonna be all happy about the USCR coming in to "help" after burning down their homes
JULY 20TH 1969 - The day the entire world was looking up
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
- K. A. Pital
- Glamorous Commie
- Posts: 20813
- Joined: 2003-02-26 11:39am
- Location: Elysium
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
I guess the logical reply to that would be "Would you rather have the NDF burn down your home and you alongside?"
Lì ci sono chiese, macerie, moschee e questure, lì frontiere, prezzi inaccessibile e freddure
Lì paludi, minacce, cecchini coi fucili, documenti, file notturne e clandestini
Qui incontri, lotte, passi sincronizzati, colori, capannelli non autorizzati,
Uccelli migratori, reti, informazioni, piazze di Tutti i like pazze di passioni...
...La tranquillità è importante ma la libertà è tutto!
Lì paludi, minacce, cecchini coi fucili, documenti, file notturne e clandestini
Qui incontri, lotte, passi sincronizzati, colori, capannelli non autorizzati,
Uccelli migratori, reti, informazioni, piazze di Tutti i like pazze di passioni...
...La tranquillità è importante ma la libertà è tutto!
Assalti Frontali
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Duh. Of course, people aren't always rational about this sort of thing.
JULY 20TH 1969 - The day the entire world was looking up
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
- Ryan Thunder
- Village Idiot
- Posts: 4139
- Joined: 2007-09-16 07:53pm
- Location: Canada
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
People are idiots. Naturally, that won't occur to them.Stas Bush wrote:I guess the logical reply to that would be "Would you rather have the NDF burn down your home and you alongside?"
SDN Worlds 5: Sanctum
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
More precisely, they won't care. Their homes are ruined, perhaps some of their relatives are dead, they're angry and anguished and need someone to focus their anger on.
I'm just being realistic. Warfare is ugly.
I'm just being realistic. Warfare is ugly.
JULY 20TH 1969 - The day the entire world was looking up
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Which in turn can be an easy thing to smear with and is great propganda wise.
- Ryan Thunder
- Village Idiot
- Posts: 4139
- Joined: 2007-09-16 07:53pm
- Location: Canada
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
True. And since the NDF are gone it may be difficult to direct it towards them rather than the UCSR...PeZook wrote:More precisely, they won't care. Their homes are ruined, perhaps some of their relatives are dead, they're angry and anguished and need someone to focus their anger on.
Well yes. There's no disputing that.I'm just being realistic. Warfare is ugly.
SDN Worlds 5: Sanctum
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
It's a communist revolution, isn't it? And they probably still took thousands of NDF militants prisoner. So, one word: showtrials!Ryan Thunder wrote:And since the NDF are gone it may be difficult to direct it towards them rather than the UCSR...
SDN World 2: The North Frequesuan Trust
SDN World 3: The Sultanate of Egypt
SDN World 4: The United Solarian Sovereignty
SDN World 5: San Dorado
There'll be a bodycount, we're gonna watch it rise
The folks at CNN, they won't believe their eyes
SDN World 3: The Sultanate of Egypt
SDN World 4: The United Solarian Sovereignty
SDN World 5: San Dorado
There'll be a bodycount, we're gonna watch it rise
The folks at CNN, they won't believe their eyes
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Yep! It's essentially a crucial moment for PR efforts and spin
Naturally, there's probably some countries which will be spinning this their own way.
Naturally, there's probably some countries which will be spinning this their own way.
JULY 20TH 1969 - The day the entire world was looking up
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
- NEIL ARMSTRONG, MISSION COMMANDER, APOLLO 11
Signature dedicated to the greatest achievement of mankind.
MILDLY DERANGED PHYSICIST does not mind BREAKING the SOUND BARRIER, because it is INSURED. - Simon_Jester considering the problems of hypersonic flight for Team L.A.M.E.
- Fingolfin_Noldor
- Emperor's Hand
- Posts: 11834
- Joined: 2006-05-15 10:36am
- Location: At the Helm of the HAB Star Dreadnaught Star Fist
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
"Blaspheming against God? Off with his head!SiegeTank wrote:It's a communist revolution, isn't it? And they probably still took thousands of NDF militants prisoner. So, one word: showtrials!Ryan Thunder wrote:And since the NDF are gone it may be difficult to direct it towards them rather than the UCSR...
Insulting my mother? Off with his head!
Insulting my dog? Off with his head!
Insulting my dead Great Great Great Grandmother? Off with his head!
Stepping on that stone? Off with his head!
Forgetting to wake up? Off with his head!"
STGOD: Byzantine Empire
Your spirit, diseased as it is, refuses to allow you to give up, no matter what threats you face... and whatever wreckage you leave behind you.
Kreia
Your spirit, diseased as it is, refuses to allow you to give up, no matter what threats you face... and whatever wreckage you leave behind you.
Kreia
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Ok Shady, do you want to continue on from your last post or do you want me to post and fill in the whole palace stuff? Alternenatively do you want to wait for anyone who is "coming" to post?
Re: SD.Net World Redux Comment Thread VIII
Oh, but who could possibly argue with Revolutionary Justice™?PeZook wrote:Naturally, there's probably some countries which will be spinning this their own way.
In all seriousness the Misterians don't have to put the whole lot of 'em against the wall for silly reasons. Just... What little survives of the high echelon, for crimes against humanity. I bet fanatics like the NDF were involved in a whole bunch of massacres. Put the rank-and-file to work clearing rubble in chain gangs. It'll be pretty hard to argue with that.
SDN World 2: The North Frequesuan Trust
SDN World 3: The Sultanate of Egypt
SDN World 4: The United Solarian Sovereignty
SDN World 5: San Dorado
There'll be a bodycount, we're gonna watch it rise
The folks at CNN, they won't believe their eyes
SDN World 3: The Sultanate of Egypt
SDN World 4: The United Solarian Sovereignty
SDN World 5: San Dorado
There'll be a bodycount, we're gonna watch it rise
The folks at CNN, they won't believe their eyes