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I don't believe so, but I wouldn't know- I suck at this sort of stuff.
Blame Lauder.
I blame Tumblr, and my photo editor program. It's literally just called paint, but it works.
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Nice. Thankyou.
Also, seeing where the X'Cor are, it seems that you will meet either the NAR or the Xim first. It's up to you, but those seem most likely.
I places the X'Cor there just for Shorticus. Plus, I want some Xim slaves, jk jk, I flicking die.
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Hmmm.
Hmmm.
I'm very sorry, but it's still too big. Reduce it by 50%, and make sure it isn't touching anyone else, and take down your military installations, and transform all X'Cor into fluffy bunnies.
x'D This is fine as it is. I'll put this up on the OP, so everyone else can add to it.
WELL THEN I MAY AS WELL GO WITH ROBOTIC BUDDHISTS MONKS!
Wait a second. Have we not already made contact with everyone else yet? I just assumed we had, given how these empires are long-established.
I honestly don't know. Hael hasn't told me anything on that, I would assume only those with shared history would know each other.
@Ozerath
As far as anti-gravitons go. Scientists do not even know if gravitons exist in the first place and anti-gravitons wouldn't work, as far as our scientists believe. Mainly because we don't have a quantum theory on gravity just yet.
As far as positrons as weapons go, they would literally annihilate any matter that it comes into contact with. In space it could work, but it would be hard and could destroy the weapon. As missile it could work, but it would be impractical because of the energy it would require to keep the positrons in place.
As far as anti-gravitons go. Scientists do not even know if gravitons exist in the first place and anti-gravitons wouldn't work, as far as our scientists believe. Mainly because we don't have a quantum theory on gravity just yet.
As far as positrons as weapons go, they would literally annihilate any matter that it comes into contact with. In space it could work, but it would be hard and could destroy the weapon. As missile it could work, but it would be impractical because of the energy it would require to keep the positrons in place.
Sounds is a very possibly lethal weapon.
I know this, but it also has many non-lethal applications. Such as LRAD, the Long Range Acoustic Device.
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