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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 10:59 pm
by Rupil
The tiny nation of Nhotap finds all people it encounters to be heretics, pagans, or worse. This may soon lead to wars. But first we have to bring the Light of Our Lord to the savage native beasts of this planet we have colonized.

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 12:27 am
by Otagia
Yay! Rupil's back! *hugs*

So Rupil, are you still going to be a member of the ESUS?

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 3:18 am
by Rupil
Beh... I'm thinking I'll tell mini-stories.
Which is to say, make a nation, and try to get a complete story told before it dies in 14 days due to inactivity. Maybe one of the big nations will be revived over the summer. Who knows.

But no. I've not got the time for an active nation. I still think the concept behind Rupil is cool. And I love the work I did on its tech. But I can't be assed to put it out onto the NS forums.

Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 5:12 pm
by Kanuckistan
Balrogga wrote:It seems you missed on my point I was making.

Imitating my people would not be successful because of the group mind we share. If you posed as one of us, your mind would not be part of the Group Consciousness. It would make you stand out like The Human Torch during a lunar eclipse. I understand the concepts of fudging the story for conformity but ignoring beings that are not linked to the Collective is way too far out of character to even consider the suspension of belief. It would be like Skiss ignoring another Skiss that smelled like bunnies(food) or CF ignoring the elven stormtroopers walking into his Imperial Palace carrying large munitions.

That simply means I cannot be any of the primary target nations but I will be required to act as support for those who are.

Somebody Else's Problem effects are damn spiffy things; you can basically force someone to 'not notice' anything inconsistent/wrong about your infiltrator.

Of course, stealthed infiltrators work too.





As for weaknesses, well, if you can bypass customs, you're fairly free until you start breaking the law in a noticeable way or hurting people/breaking their stuff. I also have nano-cameras and audio pickups damn near everywhere, but those are part of the invasion defences and not actively monitored with any real intensity, although they do keep full records that police can access if it's relevant to an investigation.

Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 6:20 pm
by Arizona Nova
Kanuckistan wrote:Somebody Else's Problem effects are damn spiffy things; you can basically force someone to 'not notice' anything inconsistent/wrong about your infiltrator.
Whats awesome is I just read that this week. Douglas Adams is boss. Personally I'm a fan of God's final message to creation.

Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 6:44 pm
by Trailers
We're all going to miss Adams. He was pretty much the best author ever to get writers block.



On a side note, what the fuck does the last page of our posts have to do with the original thread topic?

Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 7:32 pm
by New Dornalia
Trailers wrote:We're all going to miss Adams. He was pretty much the best author ever to get writers block.



On a side note, what the fuck does the last page of our posts have to do with the original thread topic?
Dunno. Something in me would let this go for now.