WilsonTurner said
poop.Maybe I need some kind of organic disruption cannon, that messes up all the stuff that makes cells and all that work together, so a living person would just fall apart, sorta. idk. something like that, like the sentience disruptor

darkwolf687 said
Ooh, I cant wait to get my grubby biomass on that, hehe

WilsonTurner said
I already have the thing that kills the sentient mind. With the hivemind, something to just disrupt organic matter would be needed. The Valks have survived what with destroy another race; they can certainly fight off a hivemind thing. They are much more aware of their surroundings than all the other creatures, since they can sense the area around them. Can't ambush if they see through walls, huh?

WilsonTurner said
A mass-detection sense. Unless you're like one of those phantom multidimensional creatures that don't need to use a core, you have mass. And mass is what is detected. It's kinda like a mental map of everything around you, limited only by large amounts of dense material. In a cave, you could sense any tunnels that are near the tunnel that you are in, and very far down the tunnel itself.

darkwolf687 said
So... How does it work? XD Detecting mass is all well and good, but how does it detect the mass?

WilsonTurner said
Still working on that. The sense is based off of a series called "Trilisk _____", which you can, at the very least, find on the Amazon bookstore.I'm thinking maybe like an advanced form of electrolocation, like what sharks do except a thousand times stronger. Dunno yet.

darkwolf687 said
*Echolocation, right? I think sharks also use the water currents too.Yeah, sounds like it might work. Might confer a dreadful disadvantage though, it'd be horrible if there was a continuous loud noise, I think they'd suffer horribly in high noise levels, like bats do. Lol, I can imagine a parody where their enemies defeat them through blasting out non stop death metal xD

darkwolf687 said
*Echolocation, right? I think sharks also use the water currents too.Yeah, sounds like it might work. Might confer a dreadful disadvantage though, it'd be horrible if there was a continuous loud noise, I think they'd suffer horribly in high noise levels, like bats do. Lol, I can imagine a parody where their enemies defeat them through blasting out non stop death metal xD

WilsonTurner said
Electrolocation. Not echolocation. They aren't as sensitive to sound, they around sensitive to mass and movement. If they were to have pilots, large battles and weapons that fire loads of projectiles, whether turrets that fire hundreds of high-speed projectiles, or turrets that fire loads of missiles or flak. That's why they mainly just have lasers and that disruption cannon. Of course, by the time someone figures out that "Hey! That screws up your brain and kills your very mind!", you'll be dead, and unable to send a message. Unless, of course, it was in a big fleet battle, in which there will be nearly half a dozen of them, and will be sweeping through you. That's a good way of forcing peace. Anyone who attacks just *boop*! brain dead.

darkwolf687 said
Its going to be really good to get my hands on your tech... Brain dead food, no that doesn't sound like it can run away... Hehe. I can force real peace...

WilsonTurner said
FAUST HAS BAD GRAMMARjust saying:3anywaysAnother thingWhy can't there be some kind of IncidentLikeA short war erupting due to the fact that royalty was shot several times, a diplomacy ship attacked and damaged, and fighters shot down and lost, with a number of casualties. I mean, if I had a nation and the people I just said hello to shot me in the face, punched the Queen's daughter and killed some loyal citizens, I'd be pissed as hell, and wouldn't just let it go.

duck55223 said
There notInvasion soon