De-GenerationX, the OOC thread exists for a reason. Please use it.

I'm going to wrap up Carl and Argus real quick when I have time and bring them back to Alliance space, just so that everyone's in the same general location.  Nai's last post appeared to jump a few weeks...

[EDIT: *shoots pirate mode with a photon torpedo*]

yaaarg, th' fleet ye talk bout is that what logan saw?(just t' be sure)

Man, I just reread page two o' th' story(on wolves advise), that part were bein' by far th' best stuff we wrote in this story And now we are just playing out everything.

Thats why I want another one.

Perhaps we should have a meeting.... speaking of meetings here come muh post!

The newer stardrive was invented sometime between late 2206 and early 2208 (we think). All Blacken ships have it equipped, as well as all UEF ships operating in Alliance space. Additionally, ships with older drives using the same physics can still 'draft' behind a ship or fleet with the newer drive, cutting down travel times. (The one thing they can't do unassisted, and I imagine the Scion ships can, is go universe-hopping.)

Note also that UEF spaceyards can build a complete, fully armed frigate-sized ship in less than two minutes, so any systems upgrades are mostly trivial to conduct. (For UEF ships, crew is the only limiting factor on fleet size... until those crazyheads at Military Research polish off the combat AI.) The Talus, though, don't necessarily have access to this technology, because it functions at full efficiency only in the UEF home plane.

Nai I have some problems with your post.

Did you actually read my post? Because;
1) The Pious Inquisitor was evacuated of ALL crewmembers before she left,
2) The Pious Inquisitor was ripped apart atom by atom,
3) Logan died and his body also ripped apart atom by atom,
4) Logan in the past was that powerful on his own, he did not have anything controlling him.
5) He still did not have anything controlling him when he died.

And secondly, you obviously havn't read the whole Space Saga, because there was no last stand of Earth because the Emperor of the Kallum in his great wisdom set about the destruction of Earth by causing the leaders to distrust each other ending with every nuclear warhead aimed at an enemy. There is no Earth left.

The Star-God cycle has ended and there is no longer any threat from them.

Nai, the frigates they use are just a weapons platform with hulls and an engine. not that big. I think most parts are pre constructed and are then slapped togheter with machines in zero G. So these space stations(moon bases) are really enormous, and the uef and others dont have shit loads of these bases. While rescourses mined on surface are mini-jumped to the stations.

While my corvettes rivel their frigates in size. While not beating most designs in ship to ship fighting.

while my frigate rivel their destroyer

But their battleships beat mine in size.

So makin a battleship for them is a reall investment but a frigate is not.

I'm sorry Wolves, from how I read it, the PI was the one everyone was on.. What was the ship that Holmond was on? I will make that edit

And if you read what I posted, I made it out that Logan was more than the body that was Logan was in. So yes, Logan was the "cancer" and the body of logan was another. The Star God's are an intergral part of the story arc I am following, so to say they are done, is not quite the case. The reason why I want to keep the "husk" of logan around is your visualization of the family and wanting more, and the Hope that it brought would be extremely useful. My thought are that the Logan that had all the dark visions of the future kept fighting that hope, with it's own motivations.

In this manner, you keep logan, without all his super glory, and let his true one power, hope, inspire the people.

And as I mentioned, the Scion have a temporal technology. We went back into time, and swopped out the planet Earth in it's last 100th's of a second, with another planet, and why only a small amount of the origional planet remained. I infact had planned on it being a very large comet we swopped out, thus adding high quanity of water to the Earth Moon binary planetary system into a future water world for a second arc part of the Scion story. I took great effort in my story arc to allow for this. I even mentioned the special project, though not it's full intent.

And the Earth did have a defense fleet, just not like some Babylon 5 "Hold the Line" sort of senario against the Kallum. I envisioned more or less a defense fleet along the lines of what the Japanese call their military when I used the term defense fleet.

And btw I have read all of the Space arc that was available.. Some of it's first posting were lost when the forum crashed. That part I have not, so if someone knows where to find it so I may read it.. link away!

Nai, the logan thing, respect wolves decision. It is after all his character. About earth, I dunno, keep discussing

http://atomicinf.homelinux.org/~atomicinf/space%20teh%20story.html

That's most of the First Story.

http://web.archive.org/web/20071117155557/imperialconflict.com/board.php?board=1&topic=623&thread=1476676&start=25&disable_filter=1&enable_filter=1
http://web.archive.org/web/20071115011100/imperialconflict.com/board.php?board=1&topic=623&thread=1476676&start=0

That's what archive.org has of the Second Story.

Earth is destroyed - that's the entire premise of the roleplay, and we're not about to change history. You could say that the planet you mentioned is a mirror of Earth, but there's no getting around the fact that Earth was destroyed not by a Kallum fleet, but by its own people turned against each other through Kallum political manipulation.

Ah yes... Space: Second Story... How I miss it

And in response to Matt(And just general FYI since we're on the subject),

The Talus Republic isn't able to build at the rate of virtually any other member of the Alliance, simply because of their industrial size at this point, but they do have the fastest growing population. That has basically been the main factor of Garrus wanting to stay with the Alliance for as long as it stands, the Talus have the manpower to field a large Fleet (which they did a few times during the Second Story and this one) but they don't have the firepower.