So, apparently the Heavy Cavitation cannon/ Railgun is Arashi...

[Naoura]

I just really, really like things to fit. I love lore in things, just as I love history. I love how stories are part of culture and part of our world.

Honestly, I know it doesn't matter. But it's one point of light in the world, dude. If the story works perfectly as it should... finally something works. The story flows properly. It's one of the things that I hang on to.

[Solidusbucket]

Nauora, will you help me come up with a title for SCS referees and casters?

I want to do something lorewise. We have looked at maps, compared "Flight of the Icarus" maps to the Alliance maps, we have discussed things. I want your input. Hop onto our discord and share your ideas, please. You can also PM me if you don't want to openly discuss it.

https://discord.gg/p4yQy3z

[Dementio]

I want Muse to come up with another random gun for Arashi so Anglea can get the Cavitation cannon.

But maybe I am also biased towards Anglea.

[Naoura]

Sure, I'll think of some different names if you need them. Just some background would be nice.

[Psi Crow]

Dear Naoura, I have to apology.
Of course you are free to discuss whatever you want in here.
I didn't pay attention where I was writing when I was typing, Sorry again.

[Naoura]

Shush, Psi. You're fine.

[Helios.]

we know the fjordlanders started before the chaledonians because it was a barony warship that the chaledonians copied as a model for their first airships. it says a lot that they are competetive now given that they STARTED after the fjordlanders were already in the game

[Naoura]

It honestly makes sense for the Baron's to have started with the tech, considering the path of Flight. There was a long, well thought out discussion on this in the Discord.

[Thalassa]

Everyone loves a good story, do you not too?

+1

Otherwise, why bother with a story at all if it doesn't make sense?
GOIO has its little universe behind, and stories make us players feel part of it. But it only works if the story is correctly "woven"