History of the Galaxy II Discussion Thread

[Unknown_Enemy]

done.

[ November 03, 2002, 20:58: Message edited by: Unknown_Enemy ]

[Unknown_Enemy]

done also.

[ November 03, 2002, 20:58: Message edited by: Unknown_Enemy ]

[capnq]

I hope my latest installment is easier to read than it was to write. I doubt you'll see four of my characters onstage together again for a while.

[Unknown_Enemy]

Hey.

Another bunch of aliens preparing for war.
Oh well, the corporation doesn't seem to be senseless agressors.

One day, the I Am A Long Shoot explorer will pay you a visit.

[ November 03, 2002, 00:45: Message edited by: Unknown_Enemy ]

[Captain Kwok]

Geoschmo:

Do you know that you have one of your remote mining craft in my territory for the Last 15 turns or so? Perhaps the product of a spatial distortion?

[Phoenix-D]

I think he does..check out his Last story post.

"...The Hive searched for debris, and found none. The only anomalous readings at all were some gravitational fluctuations in the Last reported position of the ship. And these subsided over the next few minutes until they were completely gone. The ship had disappeared as neatly as if it had never existed..."

"Primary Command: Reestablish previous orbital position. Bearing known, calculate distance to previous position:

Working.

Distance calculated. Distance to previous position 3169248453331200.7 Km.

...Estimated time for Orbital command receipt of maintenance request: 314 years, 6 months, 14 days, 14 hours, 12 minutes, 41 seconds..."

Phoenix-D

[geoschmo]

Yes Kwok. It's the only semi-intereesting thing that has happened so far. Unfortunatly it's a mothballed ship so I can't do anything with it. And for role play reasons I have chosen to simply act as if the Hive has no idea what happened to the ship.

What's wierd is that you can see it and I cannot see you. I was fairly certain that mothballed ships gave you a view of the system. Which was something I always considered a bug actually, thinking they should not. Now it appears at least in this game it does not?

Geoschmo

[ November 04, 2002, 13:09: Message edited by: geoschmo ]