The World of Tomorrow- OOC

[Fishman Lord]

Not all of us.
Fish is a true inspiration.

I don't know what you mean by this, but it feels like an insult.

 

[Kazami42]

[QUOTE="Fishman Lord]I don't know what you mean by this, but it feels like an insult.

[/QUOTE]
*Facepalm*


You kept nukes, you're a inspiration to those who also needed them.


Now if this post is serious, then here is my reply post insulting it back:


If you think that is a insult, My ragnite flame will ever so enjoy the screams of agony from the suffering.


[] Insert grinning cat face here.


:3

 

[Fishman Lord]

*Facepalm*
You kept nukes, you're a inspiration to those who also needed them.


Now if this post is serious, then here is my reply post insulting it back:


If you think that is a insult, My ragnite flame will ever so enjoy the screams of agony from the suffering.


[] Insert grinning cat face here.


:3

When did I get nukes?

 

[Kazami42]

[QUOTE="Fishman Lord]When did I get nukes?

[/QUOTE]
It autocorrected WMD lmao.

 

[Alteras]

I think an energy material might cross the line between civilian - military uses. I think Charles would most likely purpose it for military, since Africa is literally covered in oil anyways. I'm good with it if it is, but I don't really see a purpose in civilian energy.

wait, wouldn't oil and such have run out long ago?like, maybe thats why the whole nuclear war started? sorr, i was under the assumption that the nuke war was a resource war.

Hmmm, since it's a resource and the previous ruler of Oroguay defined it as a "mining" resource that built up his economy, we are really only limited to two options, a material of that either accomplishes current uses with greater ease or creates a new use, or an energy source. that's the why I see it, and that would be tough to keep it strictly civilian. Another way around this would be that the resource is a component in an alloy, but that would just be pushing its specialty to another material and we'll be back at square one.

 

[Alteras]

Hmmm, since it's a resource and the previous ruler of Oroguay defined it as a "mining" resource that built up his economy, we are really only limited to two options, a material of that either accomplishes current uses with greater ease or creates a new use, or an energy source. that's the why I see it, and that would be tough to keep it strictly civilian. Another way around this would be that the resource is a component in an alloy, but that would just be pushing its specialty to another material and we'll be back at square one.

how about hihi'irokane?

 

[Charlie12520]

how about hihi'irokane?

I think I'm missing something here, but isn't that the metal that can absorb souls?

 

[Alteras]

I think I'm missing something here, but isn't that the metal that can absorb souls?

Yea, but I was more focused on the other tidbit of it, produces heat.

 

[Charlie12520]

Yea, but I was more focused on the other tidbit of it, produces heat.

I searched it up online and wasn't too sure; there were a lot of definitions. I pulled this from the TV tropes site.


"...hihi'irokane is generally depicted as a form of Unobtanium which is harder than diamond, resistant or immune to rust, an excellent conductor of heat (or even a generator of heat), and an even better conductor of souls, emotions or spiritual energy."


I think it's pretty good, but I personally would prefer if it were a conductor of heat rather then a generator, since generation of heat, even in large amounts, can be achieved through regular means. Were you thinking of adding any of the other properties to the material?

 

[Kazami42]

"unobtanium"


I see exactly what they did there.

 

[Alteras]

I searched it up online and wasn't too sure; there were a lot of definitions. I pulled this from the TV tropes site.
"...hihi'irokane is generally depicted as a form of Unobtanium which is harder than diamond, resistant or immune to rust, an excellent conductor of heat (or even a generator of heat), and an even better conductor of souls, emotions or spiritual energy."


I think it's pretty good, but I personally would prefer if it were a conductor of heat rather then a generator, since generation of heat, even in large amounts, can be achieved through regular means. Were you thinking of adding any of the other properties to the material?

I mean, harnessing the powers of should would be amazing but at that point its fantasy. We can take it more metaphorically as a health benefit or something, but that's still pretty far.

 

[Charlie12520]

I mean, harnessing the powers of should would be amazing but at that point its fantasy. We can take it more metaphorically as a health benefit or something, but that's still pretty far.

Yes, we can do that. I was more referring to the diamond-hardness and rust resistance.

 

[Alteras]

Yes, we can do that. I was more referring to the diamond-hardness and rust resistance.

we can add that.

 

[Alteras]

@Albion, you agree?

 

[Albion]

ok

 

[Kazami42]

Spoiler is broken. @Agent141

 

[Clockwork_Magic]

Which one

 

[Clockwork_Magic]

Oh, I see, NVM

 

[Space_Kaiser]

So......... Chat is getting a bit slow. Although i say Cone post so that's good.

 

[Kazami42]

[QUOTE="Loyal Guardian]So......... Chat is getting a bit slow. Although i say Cone post so that's good.

[/QUOTE]
Not really.


That and I'm fixing discord so i can't post as much until I do.

 

[Space_Kaiser]

Not really.
That and I'm fixing discord so i can't post as much until I do.

I mean slower than normal.

 

[Kazami42]

[QUOTE="Loyal Guardian]I mean slower than normal.

[/QUOTE]
K

 

[Space_Kaiser]

@ArisenMoon Welcome back mate, glad to see your return as such an interesting country.

 

[Grammatic]

Good to be back, though, I won't make a post for a little while until I figure out what is going on atm...

 

[Space_Kaiser]

Good to be back, though, I won't make a post for a little while until I figure out what is going on atm...

Germany is independent, very (and i mean very) tense situation in the Canadian Islands, and Greece is trying for its independence. Those are the big three. Oh and the NWA Summit. Speaking of which @Agent141 is your delegation there yet so we can start?