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Not that any of that matters now, of course.

Am I correct in assuming that all the United Protectorate Fleets not in UP space now default to Rogue? It doesn't make any sense to have them just disappear and a bit unfair to the Alliance to wipe out a good chunk of them.

Any one disagree?

Stormbringer wrote:Am I correct in assuming that all the United Protectorate Fleets not in UP space now default to Rogue? It doesn't make any sense to have them just disappear and a bit unfair to the Alliance to wipe out a good chunk of them.

Any one disagree?

that would make sense to me. *nods*

Which leaves the question of what was outside UP space and what was not. It also leaves the question of whether that dead system on the edge of UP space was in the anomaly or not. (Yeah, yeah, I know, that's not going to fly.)

There's what the Elyrsium strike group and the UP group in the dead system? Is there anything else beyond those?

Stormbringer wrote:There's what the Elyrsium strike group and the UP group in the dead system? Is there anything else beyond those?

The UP group in the dead system is the point of contention. No, there's nothing else beyond that.

Rogue 9 wrote:

Stormbringer wrote:There's what the Elyrsium strike group and the UP group in the dead system? Is there anything else beyond those?

The UP group in the dead system is the point of contention. No, there's nothing else beyond that.

What is in that system? If it's not say, all the UP navy then I'd say call it just beyond the area of the "anomoly."

Stormbringer wrote:

Rogue 9 wrote:

Stormbringer wrote:There's what the Elyrsium strike group and the UP group in the dead system? Is there anything else beyond those?

The UP group in the dead system is the point of contention. No, there's nothing else beyond that.

What is in that system? If it's not say, all the UP navy then I'd say call it just beyond the area of the "anomoly."

It was his Third and Fourth Fleets and change. And now I have to go eat lunch and go to class.

Frigid just said they jumped, he never specified where.
(The task force hunting me)

EDIT:
IF they did jump home, they would have had ample time to make it before the wierd anomoly thing

They were going to attack Krytos, though we were considering diverting them to Mintar to save my ass, but he never posted that in game. Unless he told someone other than me, I can't back any of this up. *Note to self: Start saving relevant IM logs.*

You could always just cut a deal.

If they were going to attack Krytos, okok.

I don't know, but with out having any specifics from frigidmagi I'd just assume they got caught in the anomoly.

If they were going to hit Krytos, they would have already arrived.
Look at the distance between the UP and the KSE on the map.

It's like a five minute Hyperjump

Darksider wrote:If they were going to hit Krytos, they would have already arrived.
Look at the distance between the UP and the KSE on the map.

It's like a five minute Hyperjump

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If it was a five minute hyperjump, then I would have been to Draconis in time to help fight off the Monacoran assault with time to spare.

Alright, but I'd still like some word from Frigid about this.


Or a moderator verdict

It's hours, as in 15-20, from UP to Krytos.

My fleet left for the White Suns three days ago. My post said they'd arrive in 8 hours, but that's really up to the Mods to decide. Should they be there yet?.

Bullshit. If they left 3 days ago, then the White Swuns would be flaming rubble. It's been less than an hour in-game since your post- and the trip from your nation to the interior of the White suns should take oh, a little under a day= let s say 20 hours?

The Wild Hunt was outside UP space. And Straha, my fleets will not serve any non Alliance power, so get that out of your head.

frigidmagi wrote:And Straha, my fleets will not serve any non Alliance power, so get that out of your head.

The fleets don't have to. The ships can. The idea is they're out of hands likely to turn them against the Alliance. However that happens.



And might I say, either you play or not. If you're going to play, play. If not they're Rogue's to run.

Thirdfain wrote:Bullshit. If they left 3 days ago, then the White Swuns would be flaming rubble. It's been less than an hour in-game since your post- and the trip from your nation to the interior of the White suns should take oh, a little under a day= let s say 20 hours?

Three days real time. I'm still not clear on the exact game-real world scale, if one even exists.

It doesn't, especially not in this timeframe. For my forces in the White Suns, the Draconis haven't even been defeated yet.

Stormbringer wrote:

frigidmagi wrote:And Straha, my fleets will not serve any non Alliance power, so get that out of your head.

The fleets don't have to. The ships can. The idea is they're out of hands likely to turn them against the Alliance. However that happens.



And might I say, either you play or not. If you're going to play, play. If not they're Rogue's to run.

They're mine to run, but there's a distinction between me controlling them and them being in the Nashtari command structure. They're not. Predicating terms with me upon their surrender in the knowledge that I'm controlling them (which IC I'm not) doesn't make much sense at all, and is in fact horribly unfair, since IC I cannot give that order and make it stick.

Rogue is right. We'll have to hunt and slay them seperately from the Nashtar.

Oh, does this mean the fleet aimed at Eketrina has decayed?