Futuristic The Deep Dark: A Space-Age, Intergalactic Freeroam RP

[Cry U 945]

I spent some time looking at some info and managed to come up with a rough draft version of that hive mind, bioengineering race we were talking about.


Species: Devorantem (More commonly known as Devor)


The Devorantem appeared before humanity even broke the boundaries of their solar system, coming from the empty space between galaxies to assault our galactic fringe. Information gathered shows that they have a hive mind social structure, and while they can think and process problems on a highly intelligent level, they cannot be reasoned with. They only have one instinct- Devour. They do so by slowly killing off a planet's life forms and gathering biological material in order to continue growing their species. They do not reproduce as most species do, as while some hatch from eggs, others are assembled from the genetic material scavenged from their numerous conquests, allowing them to make perfect killing machines.


The Devor have their own 'technology', although it hardly qualifies as such because even their weapons are living in some way. They make use of plasma and energy based weaponry by using advanced chemical reactions within their weaponry. This does not, however, stop them from using easier methods of attack such as launching spikes, or attacking with talons and fangs.


The Devor's ships are even biological, using systems similar to that of their weaponry. They are akin to massive, floating ant or wasp hives.


Throughout history, the Devor have been an ever-present enemy, and according to the Precursor's ruin's, (a placeholder name for that ancient extinct alien civilization) The Devor have visited the Milky Way before, only leaving once they had exhausted it of all biological material. It is believed the Devor are what eradicated the Precursors.


The Devor communicate via a telepathic network.


The Devor are categorized into different 'swarms', such as the Eradicate Swarm or Corrupt Swarm.


Swarms are in essence separate 'Hives' of Devor, meaning that while they have the same end goal, and seem to have been one unified unit at the beginning of their assault, they have since splintered, and each swarm has it's own queen. It has been revealed by Precursor ruins that if a Swarm's queen is killed, the Swarm loses all cohesion and begins to slaughter itself in mindless fury.


The Sentient races of the galaxy only managed to elimate one Swarm queen, and that was the Queen of Swarm Eradicate. This action managed to halt the initial assault of the Devor, and since then the sentient races of the Milky Way have been deadlocked with the Devor, no side ever really gaining ground.


Appearance: (Just some samples, nothing final as of yet, something to give you guys an idea, see which sort of theme best fits.)





To be clear, everything here is up for debate as of yet. I just compiled this to give us all a starting point of some sort.


@Jarkov Malachai, here's the info on the Devor

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

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To be clear, everything here is up for debate as of yet. I just compiled this to give us all a starting point of some sort.


@Jarkov Malachai, here's the info on the Devor

All righty sweet thank you, damn these things would love to get their hands on the Dredge then. Good thing cracking their genome code is a pain in the ass and finding one in the first place is a quest all its own. Hey that could be something my Dredge char has to avoid! Catches the Devor's attention and gets hunted down... *shivers* yea definitely wouldn't want them getting a hold of a Dredge.


Any who, this ancient group I was talking about are more or less a Mercenary group from ancient times (in their canon, we can manipulate things to fit this of course) back when mankind had spread across the stars and then isolated itself on various planets. We can say the Devor caused this and cut off the planet from all outside contact, so earth became a colony world and we forgot our own history, same thing happened on the other planets etc blah blah alien conspiracy theories slightly correct.


I will spare you a majority of the backstory and theres a shit ton and simply say from one of these worlds, a leader rose up to command the local Terrans and forged only the most worthy, basically Darwinism on steroids, into a lethal fighting force with some seriously dangerous and brutal weaponry, tactics and technology as their Leader, who in the Canon went by many names but lets simply call him by what he was most known as, The Damned One or The Final Sybill, had pretty much achieved the highest level of cognition man could ever reach held back the next incursion of the Drevor having been forewarned by the precursors ruins and or warnings they left behind of their return.


Then, this group of mysterious and reclusive warriors vanished in their 13 Dreadnaughts, created from the cores of dying stars and forged in the bloodfires of war, never to be heard from again.


Occasionally there is a sighting of one of their ships, though they who spot it know not what they have chanced upon floating there in the black. Surrounded by the corpses of a thousand ships, the hulks and dead husks of a million dreams, ripped from time and space. Forever damned to wander and await the day their Lord returned, and they are called upon to war once more.


Theres obviously a lot more to it than that but I need not say everything only get out the basics for the idea to take hold and sprout. Needless to say these guys were my favorite things ever until they became to OP to use any more and had reached the very highest levels I could achieve with mankind and so I Created the Dredge from what I liked best about them to raise the next gen.


Now I only use them as Antagonists or for plot building purposes and theres plenty enough lore for them to be great in world building and the like.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

[QUOTE="Jarkov Malachai]All righty sweet thank you, damn these things would love to get their hands on the Dredge then. Good thing cracking their genome code is a pain in the ass and finding one in the first place is a quest all its own. Hey that could be something my Dredge char has to avoid! Catches the Devor's attention and gets hunted down... *shivers* yea definitely wouldn't want them getting a hold of a Dredge.
Any who, this ancient group I was talking about are more or less a Mercenary group from ancient times (in their canon, we can manipulate things to fit this of course) back when mankind had spread across the stars and then isolated itself on various planets. We can say the Devor caused this and cut off the planet from all outside contact, so earth became a colony world and we forgot our own history, same thing happened on the other planets etc blah blah alien conspiracy theories slightly correct.


I will spare you a majority of the backstory and theres a shit ton and simply say from one of these worlds, a leader rose up to command the local Terrans and forged only the most worthy, basically Darwinism on steroids, into a lethal fighting force with some seriously dangerous and brutal weaponry, tactics and technology as their Leader, who in the Canon went by many names but lets simply call him by what he was most known as, The Damned One or The Final Sybill, had pretty much achieved the highest level of cognition man could ever reach held back the next incursion of the Drevor having been forewarned by the precursors ruins and or warnings they left behind of their return.


Then, this group of mysterious and reclusive warriors vanished in their 13 Dreadnaughts, created from the cores of dying stars and forged in the bloodfires of war, never to be heard from again.


Occasionally there is a sighting of one of their ships, though they who spot it know not what they have chanced upon floating there in the black. Surrounded by the corpses of a thousand ships, the hulks and dead husks of a million dreams, ripped from time and space. Forever damned to wander and await the day their Lord returned, and they are called upon to war once more.


Theres obviously a lot more to it than that but I need not say everything only get out the basics for the idea to take hold and sprout. Needless to say these guys were my favorite things ever until they became to OP to use any more and had reached the very highest levels I could achieve with mankind and so I Created the Dredge from what I liked best about them to raise the next gen.


Now I only use them as Antagonists or for plot building purposes and theres plenty enough lore for them to be great in world building and the like.

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I suppose the whole purpose of this would be to one create some cool back story and lore, but also aid in our fight against the coming darkness as we search the galaxy for ways to survive.

 

[AlphaDraco]

That's fair enough. However I feel like I've diversified them enough thematically already. I even provided, when asked, a long list of differences ranging from political, biological, technological, martial, linguistical and psychological that somehow got reduced down to 3 for the sake of a witty remark.
@AlphaDraco if you want to suggest some changes to The Huk you're more than welcome mate. It's a group RP after all, just try to keep them constructive this time, for my sake.

I wasn't making a witty remark, just an observation. Plus I did not ignore all of your differences, which can all be put into the three categories I listed. The only real thing you said was a biological difference was voice box and that they are aliens, which doesn't say much, but I digress.


Anyway, one thing that would advert all this is to simply not make them human-like. Have them be reptilian, insectile, crustacean. cephalopodan, amphibious, avian, ursine, fish-like, or any combination. That would make them seem more unique and alien.

[QUOTE="Jarkov Malachai]All righty sweet thank you, damn these things would love to get their hands on the Dredge then. Good thing cracking their genome code is a pain in the ass and finding one in the first place is a quest all its own. Hey that could be something my Dredge char has to avoid! Catches the Devor's attention and gets hunted down... *shivers* yea definitely wouldn't want them getting a hold of a Dredge.
Any who, this ancient group I was talking about are more or less a Mercenary group from ancient times (in their canon, we can manipulate things to fit this of course) back when mankind had spread across the stars and then isolated itself on various planets. We can say the Devor caused this and cut off the planet from all outside contact, so earth became a colony world and we forgot our own history, same thing happened on the other planets etc blah blah alien conspiracy theories slightly correct.


I will spare you a majority of the backstory and theres a shit ton and simply say from one of these worlds, a leader rose up to command the local Terrans and forged only the most worthy, basically Darwinism on steroids, into a lethal fighting force with some seriously dangerous and brutal weaponry, tactics and technology as their Leader, who in the Canon went by many names but lets simply call him by what he was most known as, The Damned One or The Final Sybill, had pretty much achieved the highest level of cognition man could ever reach held back the next incursion of the Drevor having been forewarned by the precursors ruins and or warnings they left behind of their return.


Then, this group of mysterious and reclusive warriors vanished in their 13 Dreadnaughts, created from the cores of dying stars and forged in the bloodfires of war, never to be heard from again.


Occasionally there is a sighting of one of their ships, though they who spot it know not what they have chanced upon floating there in the black. Surrounded by the corpses of a thousand ships, the hulks and dead husks of a million dreams, ripped from time and space. Forever damned to wander and await the day their Lord returned, and they are called upon to war once more.


Theres obviously a lot more to it than that but I need not say everything only get out the basics for the idea to take hold and sprout. Needless to say these guys were my favorite things ever until they became to OP to use any more and had reached the very highest levels I could achieve with mankind and so I Created the Dredge from what I liked best about them to raise the next gen.


Now I only use them as Antagonists or for plot building purposes and theres plenty enough lore for them to be great in world building and the like.

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Please no ancient humanity. Please. If there is one thing that I can't stand in a scifi setting is an ancient humanity that had colonized the stars before being reverted to our caveman era. It just doesn't sit well with me. I don't know if anyone else prefers this, but I am against it on personal preference.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

Please no ancient humanity. Please. If there is one thing that I can't stand in a scifi setting is an ancient humanity that had colonized the stars before being reverted to our caveman era. It just doesn't sit well with me. I don't know if anyone else prefers this, but I am against it on personal preference.

That's fine by me, that's not in their canon in the first place but I thought it just might make more sense to others as a whole. I am most sure that another idea and agreement can be reached if we simply look for it. Cant use their original though, at least I don't think so.

 

[Vindictive]

I wasn't making a witty remark, just an observation. Plus I did not ignore all of your differences, which can all be put into the three categories I listed. The only real thing you said was a biological difference was voice box and that they are aliens, which doesn't say much, but I digress.

I didn't say you ignored the differences, I said you reduced them - to very broad headings. The observation, I felt, was pretty frivolous and smacked of reduction to absurdity. I'd hoped it was an attempt at wit rather than a serious logical point you were trying to make.

Anyway, one thing that would advert all this is to simply not make them human-like. Have them be reptilian, insectile, crustacean. cephalopodan, amphibious, avian, ursine, fish-like, or any combination. That would make them seem more unique and alien.

Ah! Now there's a constructive point I can respond to!


The Huk's similarity to humanity in physical appearance is, I believe, an asset to their disturbing alien nature. Their most defining alien characteristic is their behaviour and mindset. They appear as a warped reflection of the worst of human values - an aping of humanity - viewing themselves as superior to humans in the same way humans would automatically see themselves to Hukuk. They're something of a perverse mockery of humanity - they take pride in everything decent humans find repugnant. Can you imagine travelling to the stars only to find what looks like a deformed house-of-mirrors version of your own species with pallid grey rotting skin and milky white dead eyes that behaves like a monster? Butchering innocents and torturing species?


As such they are "alien" in other ways than, for example, a species which (outside of their biology) might be similar to a typically civilised human society with things like widespread democracy, capitalist economy, culturally expressive, maintaining diplomatic relations etc etc) - but who otherwise have four legs and eyes on stalks.


I personally find a species that appears vaguely similar to humanity but behaves and thinks in a completely alien way disturbing enough without throwing animal parts onto them. In fact I feel it would lessen their uniquely disturbing nature.


In my mind there's more ways to be an alien than vastly different biology (plus that's already been excellently covered and well thought out with some of the Race suggestions so far (^U^)).

 

[Yesman]

Something else I made.


The Third Eye:


Among any organizations, whether shady or transparent, lawful or illegal, independent or united, there has never been an information network more vast, intricate, or secret than the Third Eye. No secrets, no matter how carefully guarded, is safe from this massive web of secrets, rumors, and blackmail material. It is unknown exactly how large this web actually is but it is known that their information is always reliable and that they are willing to trade these secrets for a price. Because of this, the Third Eye has become an invaluable fount of information for bounty hunters, governments, and other criminals.


There have been rumors about some figure in the Third Eye, referred only as 'Spider', who sits at the center of this giant network. If true, the Spider would be one if not the most powerful individual in the entire galaxy if not universe as any information acquired by the Third Eye would sooner or later reach him, and the Third Eye has acquired quite a bit.


There have been theories that Spider is not an individual but rather a group of individuals. It is also possible that Spider does not exist and is nothing more than a boogey man of the underworld.

 

[AlphaDraco]

I didn't say you ignored the differences, I said you reduced them - to very broad headings. The observation, I felt, was pretty frivolous and smacked of reduction to absurdity. I'd hoped it was an attempt at wit rather than a serious logical point you were trying to make.

The reason they are reduced to broad headings is because all the things you posted fell into those categories, all of which do not classify as a new species, but just the same exact species with different society and tech. Heck, the society isn't even that different in this case. It would be like if I had a race that looked exactly like the Sangheili, except they spoke a different language, utilized laser instead of plasma weaponry, and were diplomats that abhorred violence. It doesn't matter if I call them the Gilgamesh and say they are a different species whatsoever, they are still Sangheili, just with a different type of psychology, technology, and language. Heck, that would be a greater departure than the Huk are from the Grineer.

Ah! Now there's a constructive point I can respond to!
The Huk's similarity to humanity in physical appearance is, I believe, an asset to their disturbing alien nature. Their most defining alien characteristic is their behaviour and mindset. They appear as a warped reflection of the worst of human values - an aping of humanity - viewing themselves as superior to humans in the same way humans would automatically see themselves to Hukuk. They're something of a perverse mockery of humanity - they take pride in everything decent humans find repugnant. Can you imagine travelling to the stars only to find what looks like a deformed house-of-mirrors version of your own species with pallid grey rotting skin and milky white dead eyes that behaves like a monster? Butchering innocents and torturing species?


As such they are "alien" in other ways than, for example, a species which (outside of their biology) might be similar to a typically civilised human society with things like widespread democracy, capitalist economy, culturally expressive, maintaining diplomatic relations etc etc) - but who otherwise have four legs and eyes on stalks.


I personally find a species that appears vaguely similar to humanity but behaves and thinks in a completely alien way disturbing enough without throwing animal parts onto them. In fact I feel it would lessen their uniquely disturbing nature.


In my mind there's more ways to be an alien than vastly different biology (plus that's already been excellently covered and well thought out with some of the Race suggestions so far (^U^)).

And I will have to disagree with you on this point. Humans are used to the exact thing you just described. We have fought and killed other humans for thousands of years and have been exposed to nations who act in the manner, such as Nazi Germany, the USSR, North Korea, and ISIS to name a few of the most recent. So what if they are aliens that we found, the fact that they resemble us so closely would actually lessen the horror of the situation as we are used to seeing humans commit such acts. There decayed appearance, which the proliferation of zombie related media as well as the in universe threat of the Devor has probably gotten humanity used to the concept, isn't really much of factor in levels of disgust or horror. They are still basically humans, just robot zombiefied.


If true horror or unsettlingness is to be obtained, you have to delve into the ingrained fears of humanity. It has to be alien in nature, yet still show some traces of human looks, yet make it so it amplifies its alieness. One such extraterrestrial that manages to do this is the Xenomorph. While it is bipedal and has a somewhat typical humanoid set up, the way it is designed is went to give off that feeling of unease and that it is something you should not be around. It goes more than just making it a space insect creature from its design, as it was also designed to seem almost like a machine covered in flesh. The creator knew that humans always focused on the head and face of animals and people so as to find similarities that they can be familiar with, so he purposely designed the head of the Xenomorph so that when humans focus on the head and try to find some for of familiarity, all they are left seeing is a sleek, eyeless black skull with an unsettingly human, yet inhuman mouth. Add that to its behavior and rest of the alien biology, and you have one of the most unsettling creatures in fictional history.


As for just adding animal parts to the Grineer, that is not what I meant. By saying ursine or insectile, I mean that you can derive some characteristics from those, not just entire parts. For example, if we were to design a head, we could use a somewhat amphibious type skin that is tightly pulled across the skull, this skin would seem to writh as it expands and contracts, almost as if there is something alive moving beneath it. Instead of a nose, is could have just a slit where it breathes in and out, showing darkness inside. It's mouth could resemble that of a human, yet it is tightened to where the outline of teeth could be seen clearly against the skin. It's tongue could consist of several whips that intertwine together and whip and coil when it speaks. It eyes are sunken back into its skull and pale, making it seem emotionless and dead. And this could all be done using a human skull as the skeletal model. It is alien in nature, yet vaguely human enough to make it unsettling.

 

[Quarantinetimer]

At this point, a new post that lists everything we made so far database style is suitable, as I'm starting to lose track of the organizations, races and mechanics we created. And @Cry U 945, some feedback about the L-crystals would be nice.

 

[Joshua matt]

@Quarantinetimer[/URL], I feel your pain. About one out of six RP's I join on this site dies, so don't worry, I'll do my personal best to keep that from happening. Also, I got Fallout 4 and a Drumset for Xmas, so you don't have to worry about the GM getting bored. I'll make sure to check the thread often though, in case anything comes up.

Every 5 minutes a thread dies, only you can stop wild fires...sorry I had to do it.

 

[Cry U 945]

Was already planning on it, Quarantinetimer, just gotta go back through everything and put it all together. Thanks for reminding me, though. I'm normally busy with school and the like a lot during the week but I should be able to get a post recompiling everything and responding to everything I may have missed (cause' I know there's probably a lot).

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

Something else I made.
The Third Eye:


Among any organizations, whether shady or transparent, lawful or illegal, independent or united, there has never been an information network more vast, intricate, or secret than the Third Eye. No secrets, no matter how carefully guarded, is safe from this massive web of secrets, rumors, and blackmail material. It is unknown exactly how large this web actually is but it is known that their information is always reliable and that they are willing to trade these secrets for a price. Because of this, the Third Eye has become an invaluable fount of information for bounty hunters, governments, and other criminals.


There have been rumors about some figure in the Third Eye, referred only as 'Spider', who sits at the center of this giant network. If true, the Spider would be one if not the most powerful individual in the entire galaxy if not universe as any information acquired by the Third Eye would sooner or later reach him, and the Third Eye has acquired quite a bit.


There have been theories that Spider is not an individual but rather a group of individuals. It is also possible that Spider does not exist and is nothing more than a boogey man of the underworld.

That's pretty much what the Ravens Syndicate is up above, the Lady of Ravens is an Intel Broker though the rest of the syndicate deals in whatever blackhearted things available except slavery. One thing the Lady does not Tolerate is Slavery for reasons to be revealed.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

[QUOTE="Jarkov Malachai]That's pretty much what the Ravens Syndicate is up above, the Lady of Ravens is an Intel Broker though the rest of the syndicate deals in whatever blackhearted things available except slavery. One thing the Lady does not Tolerate is Slavery for reasons to be revealed.

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My unfortunate habit of capitalizing random letters at the beginning of words is starting to annoy me.

 

[Quarantinetimer]

[QUOTE="Jarkov Malachai]My unfortunate habit of capitalizing random letters at the beginning of words is starting to annoy me.

[/QUOTE] Didn't do it this time at least. I guess it's some sort of an improvement. And perhaps the 3rd eye can compete with the Ravens Syndicate as rival criminal organizations, or do you you want to have us pick one and delete the other? If they compete, we will require more details on each one of them so they are not just clones of their counterpart.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

Didn't do it this time at least. I guess it's some sort of an improvement. And perhaps the 3rd eye can compete with the Ravens Syndicate as rival criminal organizations, or do you you want to have us pick one and delete the other? If they compete, we will require more details on each one of them so they are not just clones of their counterpart.

Actually I have an idea to make the two into one of sorts.


Inside the Ravens syndicate I had this special group called Odins Eye, and they basically were the spec ops of the bunch, intel, assasinations, dangerous things that need be finding out.


I named it as such for in norse mytho's Odins Eye was called the All Fathers All Seeing Eye (title so it deserves caps huzzah!) as he was, in most norse mythology, omniscient of sorts.


Make the 3rd Eye and Odins Eye into one, a sect of the Ravens Syndicate of whom works by more or less its own laws but answers to the Lady of Ravens and this Spider char works closely with her to... well we don't know now do we?

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

[QUOTE="Jarkov Malachai]Actually I have an idea to make the two into one of sorts.
Inside the Ravens syndicate I had this special group called Odins Eye, and they basically were the spec ops of the bunch, intel, assasinations, dangerous things that need be finding out.


I named it as such for in norse mytho's Odins Eye was called the All Fathers All Seeing Eye (title so it deserves caps huzzah!) as he was, in most norse mythology, omniscient of sorts.


Make the 3rd Eye and Odins Eye into one, a sect of the Ravens Syndicate of whom works by more or less its own laws but answers to the Lady of Ravens and this Spider char works closely with her to... well we don't know now do we?

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This way they still maintain most of their own autonomy and gain access to the Ravens significant recourse pools but do answer to a higher power of whom will probably be the GM controlling this if anything.


Id give any info needed in private on just who the Lady of Ravens is, and or what she is so that things would play out right. I mean I suppose I could control her if she ever made an appearance (which she most likely would never do as I see no way any of us would ever create such chaos that would warrant such a invitation or visit... nor would I want such.) but probably only to fill whatever goals the plot had in mind as directed by the Gm.

 

[Vindictive]

@AlphaDraco


Thanks for your input and opinion this time - I see where you stand on it more clearly now. I feel the discussion is getting a bit circular and it's pretty obvious we disagree on what they should be like. That's cool though, everyone needs an opinion, but I just presented what I thought would be nothing more than some simple, fun cannon-fodder for the GM to throw at us that wasn't particularly exotic. That's my image of them and its clearly an issue for you. Maybe I'm being inflexible on their biology. I'd rather draw up a different race for it if it's such a problem.


I'm not gonna get involved in a drawn out debate about different forms of horror, humanity's dark past or the semantics of certain words. Equally I don't want to spam up the interest thread with any more philosophical beef. I don't think its appropriate or fair to other players who have to read around it.


I don't know if its your particular brand of criticism rubbing me up the wrong way or me just having a crappy week but I've kind of lost interest in the RP.


But I wish you guys the best of luck with the RP and I hope to see you in "another life" (^.^)


Peace!

 

[Cry U 945]

Alright, well, we'll be sad to see you go, @Vindictive, and thanks for the help with coming up with everything thus far. Good luck in your future RP endeavors, and don't be afraid to hop on back over if you feel like it. Door's always open.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

@AlphaDraco
Thanks for your input and opinion this time - I see where you stand on it more clearly now. I feel the discussion is getting a bit circular and it's pretty obvious we disagree on what they should be like. That's cool though, everyone needs an opinion, but I just presented what I thought would be nothing more than some simple, fun cannon-fodder for the GM to throw at us that wasn't particularly exotic. That's my image of them and its clearly an issue for you. Maybe I'm being inflexible on their biology. I'd rather draw up a different race for it if it's such a problem.


I'm not gonna get involved in a drawn out debate about different forms of horror, humanity's dark past or the semantics of certain words. Equally I don't want to spam up the interest thread with any more philosophical beef. I don't think its appropriate or fair to other players who have to read around it.


I don't know if its your particular brand of criticism rubbing me up the wrong way or me just having a crappy week but I've kind of lost interest in the RP.


But I wish you guys the best of luck with the RP and I hope to see you in "another life" (^.^)


Peace!

*sniffles* And there goes a poor young fool, out venturing in the black of the abysmal forums. Searching, for a world and rp in which he can find happiness. *sniffles* Be safe you poor magnificent bastard!


*soon as he is out of sight* He is gonna die, i call dibs on his boots.

 

[Cry U 945]

Ok, so life has hit me like a freight train, but I'm working on the sheet summarizing everything so far (It's so massive I'm using Google Docs to write it), and I should have it up by tomorrow, as I have no after school band or swim team stuff, and Friday is one of my easier days. Be on the lookout for it, as things'll probably pick up pretty quick after it gets posted (as in setting up the thread and moving discussions to OOC chat on the thread so we can have more time to plan for the format of the thread itself).


I'm also going to edit the roster and start a poll, seeing if you guys want to have more people on the RP crew or not, and if so, go ahead and vote. We can discuss all the details about it after the poll is done with.

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

I probably should go back through the pages after the first and before the 5th to see what's gone down for all i really know is that its a free roaming, char driven rp set in space and i know the main bad guy. (well have an idea)


Anything major i should look for or should know?

 

[Cry U 945]

Honestly, the best advice I can give you is look carefully, because we didn't really start making these leaps and bounds of progress until just a short while before you joined. At first, it almost looked like the RP wasn't gonna make it off the ground, (Mostly due to my hosting inexperience, as this is only my second RP to host, and most of my tips and tricks are pulled off of the better hosts I see. So uh, any advice on that point would also be helpful if you guys have it, but if you do, please send it in PM as to avoid RP clutter.) but our initial group pulled through and helped get this thing to where it is now. So, to reiterate, use your magnifying glass when looking at stuff.

 

[Cry U 945]

I'm posting the current roster so everybody can see who's in thus far.


@Quarantinetimer [x]


@LeviathanL [x]


@The Jackal [ ]


@AlphaDraco [x]


@Vindictive [ ]


@Kaz [ ]


@Pentagon [ ]


@Yesman [x]


@Jarkov Malachai [x]


@Bobisdead123 [x]

 

[Jarkov Malachai]

Err @Cry U 945 This thread right?


Ah to the nine hells with it im in. I need a little rest from my nation building bull shit of writing an avg of 9 pages of pure mind fuckery and political bullshit, manipulation and the like.

 

[Yesman]

since Jarkov posted here, @Cry U 945, I'll just follow suit