> > > And who was saying that someone or the other was being too original by using a sheet that's been used before? > > > > When I said that, what I meant was that you should not use the same sheet for two different RPs at the same time. I think it is perfectly acceptable to re-use sheets and or ideas. > > > > And plus as a bonus they will have actual problems this time around, involving a race that they conquered cause they did slavery and now they want their freedom. They coat the streets with blood on a daily basis! > > Told you Wilson wasn't your bestie. I was never his bestie. I'm not anyone's bestie- I usually scare away people before I could legitimately call them "best friend." I'm opposed to it because, oh sure, it's your comfort zone, but you've done it a dozen times. Try something new. And besides, you have the Iscandarians in the roleplay, which is practically the exact same thing, except with human forms instead of ponies. And even then, you kept the names. Let's make some *new* stories, yeah? You had KeyGuy ask to bring me in with the Draconians, and since I've not really *done* them, I figured why not.

The Iscandarians will be replaced by the Equestrians assuming there is a yes vote. And I have completely and utterly different plans for the Equestrians this time around, including cultural, historical, and some other changes. And I already mentioned the bloody nationalists riots did I not?

The Iscandarians are already firmly implanted into the roleplay- they have conflicts with half the nations, and are developed relations, bad or good, with the other half. And you're just going to replace them like that?

I already have a solid plot line regarding their disappearance that has been worked out with Keyguy. Also Fox said he is planning on leaving the RP due to lack of time yet Chaos is already sorta of rooted in the Iscandarians, so I need a way to get them to go bye-bye.

There are more people in the RP then just Keyguy, removing the Iscandarians would kill a major plot line.

> There are more people in the RP then just Keyguy, removing the Iscandarians would kill a major plot line. My thoughts exactly.

> There are more people in the RP then just Keyguy, removing the Iscandarians would kill a major plot line. It's not killing a major plotline, they are disappearing via a major plot line. And via that major plot line they basically attack the UTF, presumably setting off a coalition against them.

> > There are more people in the RP then just Keyguy, removing the Iscandarians would kill a major plot line. > > It's not killing a major plotline, they are disappearing via a major plot line. And via that major plot line they basically attack the UTF, presumably setting off a coalition against them. It IS. Nouvelle- the Iscandarians caused worry among the Valkians, and are one of the primary reasons why the fleet is being built up Septonians- you are in a major war with these people Sazjkhat or whoever- You are in a major alliance with these people Terrans- you are in a major war with these people Nouvellians- You started diplomatic negotiations, then excused yourself in front of a Queen, as if you had higher authority than she, where she is a Queen and you had but a diplomat! Do you need more? You're interrupting the roleplay- the Iscandarians are pretty much the race involved with all the plotlines- and now you're just going to yank them out so you can have your MLP back.

What plot line made them disappear? Not one I was privy too. Who is attacking the UTF? Your killing the current EU/STC conflict, plus the EU/Skarjzia alliance

The Iscandarian disappearance was planned _before_ I planned on bringing MLP back, Keyguy can confirm that. No plot line is getting killed, its just going to lead into a new plot line. The Septonians will still be at war with the Iscandarians, the Valkians will probably decide to engage when they attack the UTF, which there is no war with them yet, I do not know where you got that from. Sazkarjhia will either be forced into helping the Iscandarians in their massive all out assault, or join the other side against them. Its not dying plot lines, its a bunch merging into one big one. > What plot line made them disappear? Not one I was privy too. Who is attacking the UTF? Your killing the current EU/STC conflict, plus the EU/Skarjzia alliance The plot line has not started yet.

Its cool you planned it with key.....but im and were not Key, how else were we supposed to find out?

Via IC.

Out of curiosity, what is the general agreement/concensus or just people's thoughts on technological warfare. By this I mean hacking into someone's systems, speaking over classified/protected/coded channels to protect from other's tuning in (if you catch my drift)? My race (and thus nation) happens to be quite technologically advanced and while they don't really have a massive military and aren't terribly widespread, this is one thing that they'd be quite good at. Thoughts?

So pretty much when you post the change then we will know........... @yoshua It hasnt really been done yet,you would have to have some knowledge of enemy systems and language. I cant imagine cold hacking into any system working.

KeyGuy, can you post so that your ships contact the Valkians for an alliance? The Valkians know next to nothing outside of Nouvelle- they don't even know where anyone is. It's an excellent plan, indeed, with all this half-thought ideas. The Valk can't join unless they're getting information.

Yeah. There was a plan to get rid of the Iscandarians, though it isn't the anticlimactic retcon you'd expect from Duck changing his species. There was going to be a war, and eventually it would end with the Iscandarians losing. Duck wanted Fergus to Deus ex Machina the Iscandarians away after a single battle, but I was never going to have that happen. The thing is, I don't actually understand why duck wants to change species. Even the species he was originally going to use was the exact same as the Iscandarians and Ponies. I've also thrown away that plan. I don't exist to cater to Duck's whims, I'm here to roleplay. Roleplaying means I follow and develop my characters. The humans will inevitably declare war. I give Duck full permission to attack Sol with his system destroying warp drive thing. If I somehow save it, then it will serve the purpose of advancing the character of humanity as a whole. Beyond this, I have only plans on what to do if certain things happen.

> Yeah. There was a plan to get rid of the Iscandarians, though it isn't the anticlimactic retcon you'd expect from Duck changing his species. There was going to be a war, and eventually it would end with the Iscandarians losing. Duck wanted Fergus to Deus ex Machina the Iscandarians away after a **single battle**, but I was never going to have that happen. > > The thing is, I don't actually understand why duck wants to change species. Even the species he was originally going to use was the exact same as the Iscandarians and Ponies. I've also thrown away that plan. I don't exist to cater to Duck's whims, I'm here to roleplay. Roleplaying means I follow and develop my characters. > > The humans will inevitably declare war. I give Duck full permission to attack Sol with his system destroying warp drive thing. If I somehow save it, then it will serve the purpose of advancing the character of humanity as a whole. Beyond this, I have only plans on what to do if certain things happen. Incorrect, it was meant to be multiple battles occurring at the same time. And even if you do not want to do the Deus ex Machinia anymore, which the Iscandarians will probably be genocided without that and I really do not care either way, I would still like to proceed with the plan of the Iscandarians grabbing the Theory of Everything, and then if they fail intiating destroy Sol with Warp Drive. And the uncorruption of Faust as well.

I think there should be someone togo and kill Faust. The only thing my gods did was gift a single Valkian the Ultimate Translation, and then reward her with eyes.

She is Immortal, not biologically, but she can not die.

> She is Immortal, not biologically, but she can not die. Then spread out her essence so far it'd take her centuries to piece herself together again to even think. Makes no difference- Iscandarians and Equestrians rely on her for power. If she's absent, their magic loses its power, even if only partially. A shield that would stand for days would only stand for hours, a weapon that would burn through a ship would simply damage the armor. She is the source; the generator. Her alignment affects her underlings. If she is scattered, their minds would be torn, weakened, maybe even broken.