Posted: 2004-08-31 03:48pm
I have a crusier group orbiting Ix'gal that's it. Rogue has more, but we're planning a pullout soon.
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The Striker was the very first ship of its class. A new variation of the modular frigate technology used by the Confederation that had transformed the Striker from a escort frigate into a strike frigate. As a result of the changes, it carried a firepower several times greater than before which coupled with an increased maneuverability turned it into a very dangerous foe for bigger warships, in spite of the loss of shielding.
Enjoy your antiquated death traps.Dahak wrote:That all of you are introducing new ship classes like mad is only proof that your initial designs were worthless and imperfect, as are your navies...
Entirely accurate. I recommend fiuelding only limited fleets against me, anything more than that would be a waste.hat all of you are introducing new ship classes like mad is only proof that your initial designs were worthless and imperfect, as are your navies...
Yes, because obviously there is no distinction between new ships and new ship designs.Thirdfain wrote:Entirely accurate. I recommend fiuelding only limited fleets against me, anything more than that would be a waste.hat all of you are introducing new ship classes like mad is only proof that your initial designs were worthless and imperfect, as are your navies...
Frankly, it's going to be closer to years (at least if you're sticking to anything close to reality).SirNitram wrote:The Etern's industrial power for the next few months is dedicated to bringing the level of technology of it's new protectorates up to par with Known Space. Hospitals and advanced agriculture tech are the first to be proliferated.
Yes, it will. Literally we're starting by dropping pre-fab hospitals and hydroponics to the surface, and THEN trying to start education of the next generation. However, by exploiting my nation's self-contained industry, we will have minor gains from this in the next year or five.Stormbringer wrote:Frankly, it's going to be closer to years (at least if you're sticking to anything close to reality).SirNitram wrote:The Etern's industrial power for the next few months is dedicated to bringing the level of technology of it's new protectorates up to par with Known Space. Hospitals and advanced agriculture tech are the first to be proliferated.
Fair enough.SirNitram wrote:Yes, it will. Literally we're starting by dropping pre-fab hospitals and hydroponics to the surface, and THEN trying to start education of the next generation. However, by exploiting my nation's self-contained industry, we will have minor gains from this in the next year or five.Stormbringer wrote:Frankly, it's going to be closer to years (at least if you're sticking to anything close to reality).SirNitram wrote:The Etern's industrial power for the next few months is dedicated to bringing the level of technology of it's new protectorates up to par with Known Space. Hospitals and advanced agriculture tech are the first to be proliferated.
And the point goes SAILING over another person's head. I in fact posted the reason why in this very thread. People have selective memories around here.Rogue 9 wrote:Realistically, I wonder why he's getting to just grab 24 worlds like this. But hey, I'm just an idealistic nice democracy here.
If it bugs you, or bugs your government, oppose it in-game. The UP and the Asgard are trying to do so, as of my last assessment of the situation.Rogue 9 wrote:I know why you're doing it. I'm wondering why it's being allowed in game, much less out of it.
Easy: No one is stopping me. I could declare myself God-King of Nashtar, but I'd presume you'd try to stop me. No one can do anything here because they'd be proven to be hypocritical.Rogue 9 wrote:I know why you're doing it. I'm wondering why it's being allowed in game, much less out of it.
No one?SirNitram wrote:Easy: No one is stopping me. I could declare myself God-King of Nashtar, but I'd presume you'd try to stop me. No one can do anything here because they'd be proven to be hypocritical.Rogue 9 wrote:I know why you're doing it. I'm wondering why it's being allowed in game, much less out of it.
The Asgard and UP are talking about it, but thus far nothing but a vague waving of fingers. What, your one assassin think he can stop it?Beowulf wrote:No one?SirNitram wrote:Easy: No one is stopping me. I could declare myself God-King of Nashtar, but I'd presume you'd try to stop me. No one can do anything here because they'd be proven to be hypocritical.Rogue 9 wrote:I know why you're doing it. I'm wondering why it's being allowed in game, much less out of it.
Rogue 9 wrote:I know why you're doing it. I'm wondering why it's being allowed in game, much less out of it.
It's amazing what killing everyone in a goverment will do...SirNitram wrote:The Asgard and UP are talking about it, but thus far nothing but a vague waving of fingers. What, your one assassin think he can stop it?Beowulf wrote:No one?
You should see the ASVS STGOD. There hasn't been a war in about three years.Stormbringer wrote: I swear I've never seen a group so timid.
I'm not talking about wars so much as not even making diplmatic waves! JeezSpyder wrote:You should see the ASVS STGOD. There hasn't been a war in about three years.Stormbringer wrote: I swear I've never seen a group so timid.
Infact I actually created two different powers, then had one go to war with the other and start annexing it. No one stopped me, in the end I had a power that was twice as big as anyone else's and we were still on good relations with the rest of the galaxy.