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Current In a way, the things closest to us are the most transient ones.
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Which will lead us to ruin, the things we love, or the things we hate?
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FTP account frozen when I need it the most. Great, how am I supposed to put up my interactive maps?
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A pretty chill guy that's active in very unusual hours. Currently working on his Bachelor's.

Open to most types of RPs, with Romance being the only genre I have an aversion towards.

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Reserving a spot in advance. I have several questions, though:

  • If the gaseous form of the thing is very potent, it makes sense if some of it has detonated naturally before humanity's arrival. If it's as powerful as you say, It'd be nice if we see some badly scarred planets resulting from a Bycorium deposit explosion.

  • Where do the player nations start? Are we basing ourselves in a mothership or we get to reserve a planet (or part of it)? Are we new nations entering the sector, or have we established colonies in the system?

  • Will this NRP involve dice-rolling? If so, how much?

  • What benefits (aside from money) does a player get when he/she is in control of most Bycorium in the sector? Do we have access to Byrorium warheads? (It'd be both great and game-breaking if we can just drop 5000 hiroshima's worth of explosives at our enemies.)

  • Also, since you used Hiroshima as a unit of measure, is Bycorium, by any chance, radioactive (and thus capable of being used to perform uncontrolled nuclear fission a.k.a be a nuke)?


Sorry if I'm coaxing you into hard SF territory, but more detail can't hurt.
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Kuroneko said
- Player relations would, by default be nothing more than fellow adventurers competing or working together for fame and fortune.
- I haven't decided on whether to include any Spacefaring Alien races, but it's something that can be discussed here. What sort of races are you interested in seeing?
- Dangers would be the sort you'd typically expect in frontier/outer-rim space: Pirates, predatory wildlife, exotic diseases and maybe even hostile natives if that's something you'd be interested in.
- Tech level is typical sci-fi, I guess: Robots, holocommunicators, personal shields, datapads, hoverbikes/cars, laser guns (though projectile guns are still available, both the primitive conventional powder type and the more advanced mag-rail type)If you can think of anything else feel free to post it here.


No problem, then. I personally prefer humans only but a little bit of species variety can't hurt. Based on what you posted, the world has typical Star Wars tech, which is fine (if not a bit overused).

Also, what tone/atmosphere are you aiming for?

NyanCaxx said
"What game is this?" She asks hoping she doesn't come off as a pervert.

Google fenoxo. I'll stop at that.
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I'm up, although I have no experience with nation roleplays.
I'm mad at myself because I thought of a porn game (of all things) when I read the summary, with planet rushes and all.

But before deciding interest I'll need more info on the world. What is the player's relation with one another? Do they come from the same ship? How many races are there? What dangers should be expected? How 'Sci-fi' is the technology? Do we have FTL travel or Star Trek replicators?

Either way, I do plan on joining sooner or later.
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