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And GWG's talking about the massive year-long timeskip that happened right before the battle.  During which nobody died.

Actually, I was talking about the actual battle, during which some bodies died.

I know that. Just referring to the fact that Grates memory within a widening time frame gets wiped or something like that.

His memory resets to how it was when he died the first time each time he dies.

So, that's 8+10 tokens. 18 for handin' out to people. Auron probably gets a few more for his generous contribution, but aside that, I think just giving one or two tokens to the very new people (with 0 or 1 missions, not counting this one or the boarding) will be the best we can manage.

By "this one," do you mean defense or both defense and invasion?

Quote from: Unholy_Pariah on March 20, 2014, 04:19:42 pm

sell off my battlesuit gear before miyamoto can "donate" it on my behalf.
pocket the tokens then return to waiting for launch.

METAAAAAAAA

But sure, I'll play along. Let's dance 

This will end well for everyone except Auron. Hey UP, how many annoyed newbies and angry Champions of Noob do you think you can take?

What have I done?

And he needs the factory to turn the Raw into Goods. Ain't economics a butch?

I decide to borrow my brother's ave and put something in orbit. So, different filler.

to DRopBox Screenshot (Background Visible)

On top: A command pod, landing legs, and a parachute. Last stage: 900 units of fuel plus oxidizer, three LV-909 rockets, reaction wheel. second stage: 2160 units of fuel plus oxidizer, four LV-T45 rockets, four reaction wheels. First stage: Six rocket boosters. LEt's see how close I get to orbit.
the rocket quickly starts tilting and spinning. Manually forcing the controls to try and stabilize it leads to nothing except, perhaps, stopping it from getting worse. The solid boosters are emptied and discarded at 2900 meters; the gimbal of the four main engines corrects this. However, they can't lift the craft up faster than gravity pulls it down. Surface speed drops to 133 m/s on the nose before spent fuel or something makes us light enough to start accelerating again. The craft begins tilting, but it is quite responsive now. Unfortunately, I encounter a bigger problem: The game crashed.
Thankfully, not all was lost!

How does one copy the URL of an image that won't let you right-click on it?

The second launch is pretty decent to start with. Unfortunately, the game crashed again right after I typed that (4000 meters, second stage, flight vertical and stable), so I guess I jinxed myself there.
third try isn't bad. At 5000 meters, something seems to explode, but I'm not sure what--everything looks fine. The gravityt urn is attempted, but the ship is a bit hard to control. Note to self: The next version is getting winglets. Assuming I ever makea  second version, of course. And of course, the game crashes.

You know what? Forget this. Too much escape-pausing is bad for the game, it seems.

By the end of my last attempt, the ship was above 14000 kilometers and was running low on stage fuel. Maybe a tenth left? I'm guessing I could have probably made it into orbit with the last stage, though getting back might be a pain.


My charging cord should come back tomorrow, so that should mark the end of the Picless Demo Adventure.

((Everyone probably knows everyone else's face, and most peoples' names, but that doesn't mean we know each other past that. My own experiences agree with this deduction. Some people I had class with all through high school were barely more than a name and a face to my knowledge...if that says what I meant it to say...))

Anyway, I prefer the other 2 above Rex, as they have much more stuff that distances them from their archetype.

Then again, who am I to judge?

Someone who has the same opinion as the guy who created them, as it happens.

Which leads to a train of thought about space magic sensors...how much feedback can you get from amps and such? If you tell it to apply, say, a decinewton of force to a thing a dekameter that way from you, can you determine how much a thing moves? Or something?

Edit: This, and previous judgments are not a very serious reviews, and based on stereotypes and oversimplification. Not going to give actual serious criticism until I'm certain that I'm actually in a position where it's not completely hypocritical to do so.

Makes me feel better about your (brief) review.
In your opinion, which is the most interesting?

Therefore, hint for the GM. Request sample actions. Gives you an intention of how players would play the game, and keeps them busy for now.

I'd suggest a modification to this idea: Sample actions, to (semi-)specific situations. The actions a god takes when he rules the world and faces an uprising would be massively different from those when he rules a tribe (with several other religions competing for dominance) would when facing an uprising.