TheBiddz said
Also, if putting some numbers are really that detrimental to your writing process, you don't really seem that creative to me. No offense.

GreivousKhan said
So this useless talk about vibration aids done? :K Alright seeing as SKalla will be on his hiatus for some time, I think we should probably work on the multiverse story itself. Get some context for why characters would engage each other and generally give people something to do. Since it has got to the point every one has no idea what they should do, so start talking about theoretical weapons. I mean I assume that's why most of the characters already accepted have yet to do anything. I've actually been thinking of going full spectrum and have three factions vying for control of the nexus for their own reasons. It was kind of what I suggested before to Skalla, though he seemed to have only gone with making one. So in order to generate more conflict and chance of interaction between players, I think a max of three archetypical factions might be the best option. Ones largely flexible enough in ideals that every character can find one that meshes well with their goals. We already have a heavily law/paladins/space police regime in the Angar-Rylla. Not sure yet what the other two could be, but it should still remain that character interaction is the main focus, factions themselves merely a means to that end. Interaction between other faction members need not always be violent, but at least it will give players a believable reason to bash each others heads in rather then some vague reason like "I don't like the cut of his jib." So thoughts on this idea? Ways we could expand it? Or do you think wandering cluster we have no is fine? And if so why? Or maybe you have some other better idea's. Give me your brain matter on this topic. :K I mean thoughts.

Schradinger said
Vordak has now become a vibrating weapon.Oh, the irony. THE IRONY!!!Anyways, I'm perfectly fine with three factions. The Ryllans are obviously one, the second could be a chaos/anarchist/freedom faction as was suggested before (though the addition of freedom-loving people would make it not inherently bad), and Clockwork Man and Arty could be the third faction. I'm serious about that, btw. They'd be an intermediate between the totalitarianism of the Ryllans and the choatic anarchy of the other faction, knowing that laws are necessary to preserve peace but also that too much restriction leads to bad stuff. Like revolt. And the stagnation of progress.EDIT: Or there's always Jessibelle. Though her faction sounds remarkably similar to the Ryllans as far as her wanting control over everything. I'm not sure how well we'd do with two of the major factions being near carbon copies of each other ideals-wise.

Schradinger said
Well then tell him what kind of character needs to be there. He can't very well move things along if he doesn't know where they need to be moved to.

Green said
Okay. Since I've got more time on my hands now; Khan, do you want me to roll up any faction-related characters to help move the story along?

GreivousKhan said
I can't really answer that question, best I can say is make a character and something is bound to come up sooner or later.I still have to decide where I'll have the Omni tool. No idea what the direction the story will go.