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The Cantina / Remuneration to an epicure
« on: December 24, 2014, 06:56:41 pm »
some RP whatever yea.
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"Sweat. Thats what I think is the most disgusting bodily fluid."
The men gathered around the table, cards in hand, looked slowly up at the person who had just spoken.
The man who had just spoken was Louis, an unremarkable pilot, but frequent engineer.
"Sweat?" asked one of the men.
"Well, yes. I mean, you push liquid out of your skin. And your skin comes into contact with 'bout everything. Hence, most disgusting." replied Louis.
"As that may be, flushing the beans, and the beans in general, are vastly more disgusting." said another man.
Louis stood up, slightly annoyed at his audience, but primarily because he was losing.
"The Beans? The beans are natural, you fool! Same with desert water, it has existed with us for thousands of years! But sweat can be avoided!"
Around the table the men put their winning hands down and rested their hands of pocket cannons of varying strength.
"Why, all my money ive touched, and I wipe the beans with my hands! Natural as can be!"
Off their guns the mens hands went, and towards the bathroom in disgust their feet carried them.
Sighing in relief, Louis nudged his head sideways while eyeing a crewman of his, Grum.
Grum was also unremarkable, except for the fact that he was a midget, or dwarf, Grum didnt know the difference, and nor did Louis.
Over came Grum, quickly grabbing the money on the table and sloshing it into his pockets.
Louis was doing this as well, but his pockets of his large, worn overcoat had holes in them, making the money fall out of his pockets and onto the floor.
Louis didnt realize this.
After a short period of time, say fourty seconds, Louis felt that he had collected enough money from those poor fools in the bathroom.
And he felt light as a feather. Probably a combination of my absurd strength and adrenaline, Louis thought.
However, a man came out of the bathroom, with a mighty fierce look on his face, that of someone who had been washing supposed "bean" juice of his hands in hot water for twenty seconds.
And out he came, with his gun leading the way, pointed at Louis.
"Ah, so you first wipe your filthy bean-covered hands over my money, and then you steal it?"
Louis and Grum held up their hands, of which were full of money.
"Oh, I am going to have one helluva time, now arent I?"
Louis, in his desperate genius, yelled out.
"Look, a male prostitute!"
Confused, the man lowered his gun ever so slightly, and gave a questioning look towards Louis.
And like a whip, Louis had his hands on his revolver and pumped a few rounds of quality glass-infused metal into the mans chest.
The shot, of course was loud, and the six or so men in the bathroom came rushing out, guns drawn.
Louis had the sense to hide his gun before the men came out, and then clutched his chest.
"He shot me and is trying to steal your money!" cried Louis.
A hailstorm of bullets came down over the man, further killing an already dead man.
Louis and Grum decided it would be wise to leave this town for a while.
Passing through the main, and only, street, towards their ship, they saw a collection of astonished faces watching them run with money in their hands.
The men back in the "trading and training" house where starting to realize that the man they had just killed had in fact, not taken their money.
The conversation went something like this:
"Hey, where is the money this guy stole?"
"It aint in his pockets, all thats here is a book and some loose sand!"
"Whered those other guys go?"
"Who, the hobo and the midget?"
"Midget aint the word you ingrate, its dwarf!"
"Who cares, lets get them, they probably know where our money is!"
And thus the men ran out and went down the main, and, once again, only, street in town, towards the docks.
The dockkeeper asked for a fee before the ship could be removed from parking.
"You must pay a fee for parking here." said the Dockkeeper.
"Right, here take this." said Louis as he handed a fistful of bills.
"Exact Change, please." said the Dockkeeper.
"Keep it all, just let the ship in slot B go, and hurry, we, uh, my wife is... pregnant!" exclaimed Louis.
"Your Wife? Pregnant?" said the Dockkeeper, looking at Grum.
"well, she aint much of a looker, but boy aint she a great wife?" grinned Louis.
"Uh, Right, here you go, ship in B dock unlocked. Good Luck, miss." Said the Dockkeeper.
Grum grunted.
Louis revved the engines to life on the Pyramdion Model J-B Custom, a souped up version of the shittiest model, the Model J-B.
Grum oiled up the rear engines and made sure all was in working order.
"Grum, we all set?"
"Well, the ship is falling apart slowly, and the ballo-"
"Good Enough!"
Off they pushed, out into the desert wastes, pushing towards the next town. Gunfire erupted from behind, but Louis couldnt hear it over the sound of victory.
Grum went up to Louis, with some unpleasent news.
"Louis, they are following."
"In what? A bullet? They will never catch up!"
"Theyve got a Serpent, Louis."
"What the hell is that?"
"Well, you know a squid and a spire?"
"Yea...?"
"Imagine you layed a spire down lengthwise and gave it the speed of a squid."
"Oh. Grum, take over the wheel."
Louis handed off the wheel to Grum, and walked briskly to the back of the ship.
On the back deck, next to the rear gun and main engine, Louis looked back with his ocular lense.
"Oh my."
Rather quickly descending the stairs, Louis went into the inner cabin, where the accelerants were stored.
Back up the stairs he went, and then poured about three gallons of rather potent stuff into the engine.
Forward they bolted, and away from their pursuers they went, but not before a few good hits from the mercury field gun hit them.
"Well, Grum, the main engine is, quite, uh, wrecked."
Grum grunted. Another day with Louis and he would jump off this flying bucket willingly.

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Feedback and Suggestions / From the Tawdry to the Venial: my two cents.
« on: December 24, 2014, 03:54:33 pm »
Right, so if I was God and could just magic up the changes to the game, I would probably do the following:
Jetpacks
But unfortunately, (or fortunately) I am not God.
So, instead, here are my ideas on what would make the game somewhat more interesting, at least from my perspective.
When the update was released so that holding down click was just as effective, (if not more) than clicking on a component a thousand times a second, this was both a thing I liked and missed. I missed having to click twelve times a second in order to get everything on time, but having the hold down feature is definitely a much needed update, especially for players who are new to the game. But, man, how i miss how engineer used to be like three hundred clicks harder than it is now.
What i am NOT advocating for is a return to the old system, but perhaps a "hard" mode of sorts, which might include some of the following:
-Given a random ship + random personal items within "hard" mode matches.
-the super clickey mode.
-in hard mode, the stats of things might be reduced. For example, the spanner might heal the same amount, but take as long as the hammer to recharge, or the guns could do less/more damage, balloons/hull/armor could be drastically reduced in hitpoints, and, just make the game harder within this "hard" mode.
-also, or perhaps otherwise, instead of debuffing everything, certain ships would have different balances to component health/tool ability/speed/weapon damage, so that each of these items would be randomly buffed/debuffed based on some sort of points system. This may add a whole new area to the replay-ability to the game, considering that you would literally have no idea what was happening at first.
-within the "hard" mode matches, you would have one life. As in not only your ship, (i.e. your ship explodes you dont respawn) but also if you fall off the ship. This would, I imagine, make pilots more tentative and more able in solving situations, which would help teach them lessons in flying they might not learn otherwise.

Now, I would like to say this. This mode wouldnt be here for masochists sake everywhere, (even though i would play the hell out of it) but it might reward players with a certain multiplier of experience (if, and only if, they win), but perhaps items that would only be unlockable to players who either completed a very difficult match setup, or if they progressed within some sort of new experience thing with the missions.

Anyways, thats my two cents for now, even though they are very esoteric. Thanks for reading and please give feedback! (Good or bad, it doesn't matter!)

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World / Is there a thread purely for lore?
« on: August 11, 2014, 03:21:31 pm »
I just wanted to know if there was a thread used explicitly for lore, like the entire history laid out and facts and sources about all we know at this time, just so multiple people can nerdgasm at the sight of all the sweet info that could be put in one place... I didn't find a lore thread with like sources and stuff, but I might not be looking hard enough. If anyone has any information about one, then I would love to look at it. And on the off chance that there isn't one... I would absolutely love to make one myself with nice bibliographies, reput. Source pages, neat lines of information...
Whoops, got off track. Yea, so if anyone could send me a link, that'd be great!

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