Anima said
I suppose there was bound to be some who left us in the end. I still feel kind of bad though. Perhaps I was too slow to start this up?

Alarei said
I wouldn't worry about it Anima - I'd imagine it's gonna be slow to start up, but once we set the pieces in motion things will pick up and we'll be posting regularly before you know it.We seem to have a solid group at the moment, but perhaps we should PM the people that have made Character Sheets to make sure they're still interested, just so that we have a sure head count?

Anima said
That's a good idea. I just sent something out. Hopefully folks will reply to it when they get a chance. Better to get this out of the way in the beginning, no?

Anima said
Checking in! How's everyone doing?

Silver Fox said
Gooooood just a waitin..

NacNak said
I IS SORRY DX< I almost forget about this! I is ashamed! I NEED TO POOOOST!!!!

NacNak said
Also, I changed my characters Call Sign =3

ArchangelUriel said
I didn't forget. I still have to apologize though, I'm a full time college student with a full time job and don't own my own computer, so posting may get a little sparse. I am absolutely still here though. Just using my phone right now.

NacNak said
ummm.... what would the name of the ship we're going to be traveling in be called? eh-heh..... also, what might it look like?, the Normandy from mass effect? =3

Anima said
The Palamecia was a sixth generation stealth assault vessel. Officially, the sixth generations didn’t exist. The normal militaries — even special forces — still operated on the fifth generation vessels. Taking after the design of the Normandy, the sixth generations carried the hardest metal hull that could be fitted to the ship structure without compromising speed. Stealth systems rivaled that of the Salarians who had ultimate proficiency in espionage. Even the weapons system — though not as heavily focused — could pack a punch. All in all, the Palamecia was a damn fine ship. Sophia swiped at a hologram of the ship. The Palamecia was split into six compartments. All in all, it resembled that of the Normandy’s layout with a few modifications. The sixth floor was still the Captain’s quarters, fifth was the bridge, fourth the expansive crew quarters, third engineering, second medical bay, and first the cargo hold. The major difference was what was added into each level. The galaxy map was centered within three prongs.