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7 yrs ago
Current i.imgur.com/iacvHug.jpg this is probably the greatest cosplay to ever make me irrationally angry
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8 yrs ago
Thought: A Hamilton-esque comedy-musical about the Russian Revolution, from Trotsky's point of view. Lenin would take a Washington-type role, the Tsar would be King George, and Stalin is Jefferson
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8 yrs ago
@Ophidian How do you think I feel? I'm 40-odd years behind you, and that STILL holds true for me.
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8 yrs ago
oi, fuk off m8. Don't see me coming into the status bar, shitting all over YOUR nation's political ideology.
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Just here for a bit of roleplay occasionally. I have an odd schedule, so please don't get too upset if I disappear. I'll do my best to let you know beforehand, though.

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@LordZellArea 51 is outdated terminology, and was really only used by the CIA to refer to the base. Proper names for the base are Homey Airport, or Groom Lake/Groom Lake Air Force Base. It's also primarily used for testing Aircraft and Air-based Weapons, so your utilization of the technology housed there would be limited to that field of conflict for the most part, and that's without mentioning that many of the projects there are likely prototypes barely ready for field testing. It's also less of a 'base', and more a defended airfield, with it primarily being a remote detachment for Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California, and considered by the government to be an extension of Nellis Air Force Base. It's past experiments include the Lockheed U-2, A-12, D-21, Have Blue, and F-117 Nighthawk, and testing Soviet and Chinese Aircraft captured during various operations. Official CIA involvment lasted until 1979, and since then it has been under jurisdiction of the military brass at Edwards.

So while having the base under your control would aid in air combat, without also controlling the nearby Nellis AFB, and Edwards AFB, you'd be rather limited, and it CERTAINLY wouldn't give you a significant edge in most forms of combat.
I grew up on the 80s-early 2000s WWF/E stuff, dropped out of it for a few years, and am recently picking it back up. I've been to a couple house shows in Indianapolis, but I've never met anyone in the business, nor do I have any of the fancy contacts some of you seem to have. I'm just a humble fan.
@Lady SeluneAlright. I'll try and have some characters drafted up by Monday. Thanks for answering my question.
@Lady SeluneSo from what I'm understanding is: In the story there's going to be a British Squad, a French Squad, a German Squad, and a Japanese Squad. Each person playing is going to create a soldier for each squad, so we each have 1 character in each of the 5 squads. Is this correct?

Also, is it possible for, as the Germans, to play a regular Wehrmacht soldier, outside a power armor suit? I'd presume the gear would still be a bit more sophisticated than the Wehrmacht's IRL gear in 1939.
Legend of the Five Rings: A Warrior's Destiny


The two samurai stood across from one another, blades drawn, and identical footwork as they paced. One was clad in shimmering blue and white, with a remarkable appearance, and a blade radiating power and status, a Crane. The other was a large, intimidating figure, wearing blood red, with massive armor accenting his already bulky frame, and a blade nicked and scarred with the signs of a hundred battles, a Crab.

They circled around each other, their steps drawing up dust from the court’s dueling ring. The court’s lord, a daimyo of the Lion clan, stood on the edge of the ring alongside a trio of Imperial magistrates, there to ensure the legality of the duel in question. The four of them watched intently as the tradition of Iaijutsu progressed, awaiting the moment the first strike would be made.

In a brief, lighting-fast moment, the blades were raised and swung. The Crane swung low, directing his blade towards the midsection of the opposing warrior. The Crab sidestepped this motion, bringing his blade down from on high, delivering a deft blow across the Crane’s face, blood coating the war-worn blade, and splashing across the floor of the dueling ring.

In one fluid movement, the Crab wiped his blade along the edge of its sheath, cleaning off the blood, before sheathing the blade itself. The Crane knelt against the ground, clutching at where the opponent’s blade had struck, directly across his eyes. One of the Daimyo’s servants rushed to the aide of the Crane, while the three Imperial magistrates discussed the outcome with great fervor. As the servant tied a bloody cloth around the eyes of the Crane, helping him stand and directing him out of the ring, the magistrates declared the Crab the legal victor of the duel, and the blow perfectly acceptable under Imperial law.

When the Crane returned to his own Daimyo, he surrendered himself at his lord’s feet, proclaiming himself a failure devoid of honor, and requesting the right of seppuku. The Daimyo refused him the right, stating that the Crane’s honor had not been tarnished, and that he was still of use. The Crane refused to acknowledge this, deciding that if the right of seppuku were to be denied to him, he would have no choice but to renounce his service to his lord, becoming Ronin until the day he could regain his honor by besting the Crab in a duel.

Years went by as the Crane wandered the land, seeking out anyone and everyone who would be willing to instruct him further in the arts of Iaijutsu, but none would. Despondent, the Crane soon turned his search to fortune tellers, seers, soothsayers, anyone would could predict the future, foresee his destiny. As he sought them out, he made the same request, and received the same answer each time. Each time, he asked if he would one day defeat the Crab that had bested him so handedly, and each time he was told yes, but that his victory would bring about great danger to the Emerald Empire.

In his arrogance, the Crane believed firmly that he could prevent this tragedy, that his skill as a warrior and duelist could both defeat the Crab, and spare the Empire from tragedy. And so again the Crane sought to improve his skill, seeking to bring glory to himself, so that the great Iaijutsu masters might take notice of him, and teach him the skills he would need to one day best his now-rival, the Crab.
@Letter BeeHopefully this is a more acceptable CS

@Letter BeeAlright, thanks for letting me know, and thanks for the compliment on the CS. I'll get right to work on something else.
@Letter BeeSo, since we're using an alternate timeline, and the fate of the non-Synth version of the character was never truly determined, I decided to write up the original pre-War Nick Valentine as a ghoul. Hopefully this is okay for me to play, but if not I will be fine with making another character instead.


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