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Arvash Minmatar Disciples of Tezcatlipoca	Posted - 2011.05.29 02:33:00 - [31] Cheney- Not sure about Sleeper, but I am pretty firmly convinced that she and Kuvakei are the first run of true capsule-era infomorphs, the Broker is obviously an older one, and I'd put odds on Maleatu Shakor. All sudden disappearances with mysterious, inexplicably impressive triumphant returns.
Emperor Cheney Celebrity Sex Tape	Posted - 2011.05.30 05:43:00 - [32] Today's Dust quote: Quote: "I don't know what they found on the other side, but apparently it was valuable. And they didn't bring it back in a freighter convoy. They brought it back in a handbag." Garsk Agalder Perhaps related to the recent Amarrian visit to w-space? Dust deals with foot soldiers, but what foot-soldier related object would be concievably transported in a freighter? And what else would the "other side" be? Considering these factors, and in light of the events in this thread, and the Dust quote from Thursday: Quote: "I keep telling them! I saw an entire bloody golden fleet heading for that wormhole, but no one wants to listen." Jeronus Vie, Capsuleer I believe this is about the latest Amarrian activities. And if they did just pull out a single, small object from w-space, I'm more inclined to think that my earlier supposition of Jamyl being a sleeper is correct. How else would her fleet know what to find, and where it is? Anything that can fit in a handbag is clearly a special object of the like we haven't seen in game.
Ellis Croix	Posted - 2011.05.30 05:54:00 - [33] Originally by: Emperor Cheney I believe this is about the latest Amarrian activities. And if they did just pull out a single, small object from w-space, I'm more inclined to think that my earlier supposition of Jamyl being a sleeper is correct. How else would her fleet know what to find, and where it is? Anything that can fit in a handbag is clearly a special object of the like we haven't seen in game. The Empyrean Age, page 451. Hint: 3.4-3.5 Terran Artifacts
Emperor Cheney Celebrity Sex Tape	Posted - 2011.05.30 06:53:00 - [34] You definitely aren't my professor, and I doubt you are a CCP employee, so is there a reason you are assigning homework and speaking giving hints rather than criticism and making discussion?
Ellis Croix	Posted - 2011.05.30 08:20:00 - [35] Originally by: Emperor Cheney You definitely aren't my professor, and I doubt you are a CCP employee, so is there a reason you are assigning homework and speaking giving hints rather than criticism and making discussion? Yes; Sarum may or may not be a Sleeper, but that's not the biggest revelation. I'll assume you don't have The Empyrean Age, so I'll paint the picture for you. One of the characters is near what he believes to be a Terran station. Shortly after this revelation, he hears Jamyl Sarum's voice in his head. In the second to last chapter of the book, Jamyl says something rather interesting; that this same individual put a voice (what she calls a "demon") in her head. Throughout the book, Jamyl also leads people to Terran technology (by using very cryptic references). The Sleeper site known as "The Mirror" makes reference to Terran Artifacts. For the purpose of being in W-space, I'd think this would be the most logical reason for the Amarr going there. Either the MIO sending the operatives there to collect data, or an expedition sanctioned by the Empress herself. Now, if someone put something in Jamyl's head, how big would it have to be? Or rather, how small would it have to be? Smaller than a human head, and definitely small enough to fit in a handbag. That is of course wild speculation, but it's not completely out of the realm of probable explanations. Think about the quote; "they didn't bring it back in a freighter convoy". Why would you send a "fleet" to bring back something small, especially if you aren't using a fleet to return it? You wouldn't. You'd send something that can move easily, undetected (for the most part) and able to get in and out with as little fuss as possible. I'm not discounting the possibility that a fleet was used at some point, but there is no suggestion that there is a direct link between the two quotes. Given recent events there is a strong possibility, and I don't rule it out, but the quotes in and of themselves could very well be related to two different events. However, if you're going into Sleeper space, what are you going to be looking for? Capsuleers would be looking for Sleeper drones and Sleeper/Talocan sites. It's a wonderful assumption; but what if the Sleepers and Talocan were looking for something as well? Why would the Sleepers have a database (or archive) with Terran Artifacts listed in it? The answer is there, or at least a part of the answer; either their technology is based on those artifacts, they were developing new technology based on those artifacts (and in possession of said artifacts), or they were searching for those artifacts. Regardless, it's a reason for the Amarrians (and the Empress herself in particular) to have a vested interest in wormholes even if you ignore the evidence in The Empyrean Age. I would also like to express my apologies; I wasn't trying to talk down to you, just trying to have a bit of fun. P.S.: One aspect of the Mirror sites that I always found intriguing? 1.0-5.1 Microvirtual Transmission Sensor The Sleepers were masters of virtual reality. Using VR tech, you would not have to be present at a site if you were using VR to to have a telepresence. The Sleepers wouldn't have to be where their Drones were, as infomorphs or physical beings. All they would need is an efficient way of transferring the visual data between the drones and the users. For instance, via fluid routers (for instantaneous communication across vast distances). Long story short, the Sleepers are far more fascinating than most people give them credit for, and without trying to shoehorn Jamyl into being one of "them". The Terran angle gives me a big enough headache.
Emperor Cheney Celebrity Sex Tape	Posted - 2011.05.30 11:06:00 - [36] Thanks for the insight, and apologies for my earlier snappiness. I get unduly frustrated by cryptic answers, far more than I should.
Calathea Sata State War Academy	Posted - 2011.05.30 11:17:00 - [37] Quote: ôI donÆt know what they found on the other side, but apparently it was valuable. And they didnÆt bring it back in a freighter convoy. They brought it back in a handbag.ö - Garsk Agalder The newest quote from DUST website. I think it is a hint to what the Amarrians are doing and what they might be bringing back. It explains everything! The unified field theory of New Eden
Myxx Distructive Innovations	Posted - 2011.05.30 12:56:00 - [38] Edited by: Myxx on 30/05/2011 13:06:32 I wonder if this is the golden fleet that was mentioned? its all tying back to Apocrypha, which I had thought about when I saw the image they had up for Dust514 on their own main webpage. Notice the Amarrian hangar. Also, yesterday's quote was interesting: Quote: What do you people know of Sacrifice? Of loss and suffering? One day someone will show you what it is you've done. -Entris Alekran, Seyllin Survivor You people? Blood Raider reference, SOCT reference? One of the two... or maybe both? It really is starting to look a lot like a certain myth. SOCT, accidentally the whole universe? If its true, that would explain why they want to die. CCP, you sadists, you wonderful sadists. -- Originally by: CCP Explorer (and if you guys would also stop using Drakes it would be really appreciated, kthxbye). Originally by: Tom Gerard Then again... I am a moron.
Arvash Minmatar Disciples of Tezcatlipoca	Posted - 2011.05.30 14:20:00 - [39] Originally by: Ellis Croix Originally by: Emperor Cheney I believe this is about the latest Amarrian activities. And if they did just pull out a single, small object from w-space, I'm more inclined to think that my earlier supposition of Jamyl being a sleeper is correct. How else would her fleet know what to find, and where it is? Anything that can fit in a handbag is clearly a special object of the like we haven't seen in game. The Empyrean Age, page 451. Hint: 3.4-3.5 Terran Artifacts I agree with Ellis' analysis- not sure about the Terran specific but the context sounds right on, as does putting the onus on Sarum. As far as Jamyl being a physical Sleeper, I'm inclined to disagree ... or at least say" not entirely". I think that the second voice in her head is Enheduanni. Conceivably, they and the sleepers could be one and the same.
Gosakumori Noh Amarr Defensores Fidei	Posted - 2011.06.26 04:39:00 - [40] So... bumping this. Anything else happen?

Otocinclus Minmatar Project Nemesis WE FORM VOLTRON	Posted - 2011.06.27 22:30:00 - [41] The first one seems pretty straightforward. They're obviously scouts for the rest of their fleet, but it also seems like they're looking for something. It definitely seems like he was spooked by a presence of some kind, likely sleepers. The most likely conclusion for the rest is that he is falling back and proceeding to a site he just scanned down. The second one seems to be missing a lot more information. The first part shows that something he found was verified as their target, whether it be a structure, wormhole, etc. I seriously doubt that he proceeded to engage a module or function of his ship, perhaps scanning for the presence of sleepers (engaging cloak, scans reveal incoming sleepers). A lone pilgrim obviously isn't taking on a C6 site. The third one seems to be the Pilgrim noticing your alliance, (capsuleer presence detected, falling back). There's clearly some more missing after that bit, please keep us posted on any further developments. CCP clearly has an intent for your wormhole, I have no doubt you guys will find something awesome.
Otocinclus Minmatar Project Nemesis WE FORM VOLTRON	Posted - 2011.06.27 22:47:00 - [42] Looks like I posted a little late :( I'm glad ccp is finally restarting the wormhole storyline, hopefully it keeps moving as fast as it is, possibly even bringing back live events.
Gosakumori Noh Amarr Defensores Fidei Curatores Veritatis Alliance	Posted - 2011.06.28 01:56:00 - [43] What do you mean "too late?" Is there a new storyline post?
Wen Jaibao	Posted - 2011.06.30 20:09:00 - [44] Edited by: Wen Jaibao on 30/06/2011 20:08:40 CCP, I am disappointed. You come into our system, post some cryptic, garbled messages, then leave and never show up again. Don't bother doing things like this if you aren't going to deliver with actual content, RP or otherwise, because its just a waste of our time and your time.
Alessandra Karris	Posted - 2011.06.30 23:30:00 - [45] Originally by: Wen Jaibao CCP, I am disappointed. You come into our system, post some cryptic, garbled messages, then leave and never show up again. Don't bother doing things like this if you aren't going to deliver with actual content, RP or otherwise, because its just a waste of our time and your time. I think this was all part of the lead up to the DUST 514 announcement at E3. Viral marketing at it's finest...
Wen Jaibao	Posted - 2011.07.01 07:22:00 - [46] Originally by: Alessandra Karris Originally by: Wen Jaibao CCP, I am disappointed. You come into our system, post some cryptic, garbled messages, then leave and never show up again. Don't bother doing things like this if you aren't going to deliver with actual content, RP or otherwise, because its just a waste of our time and your time. I think this was all part of the lead up to the DUST 514 announcement at E3. Viral marketing at it's finest... So you think the tweet about the 'golden fleet' (Amarr navy) was directly related to this? Its possible I suppose, but still very, very annoying that they've never come back to play with us after being all cryptic and mysterious.
Renee Khalida	Posted - 2011.07.01 22:08:00 - [47] Originally by: Wen Jaibao So you think the tweet about the 'golden fleet' (Amarr navy) was directly related to this? Its possible I suppose... You doubt that? One of the tweets listed earlier in this thread is a quote from a Dominations member. He was sighted in Amarr space around the same as the Amarrians got "lost" in your wormhole, and the same time as mention of the golden fleet. It all fits together too neatly to be coincidental.
Valerie Valate Amarr Church of The Crimson Saviour	Posted - 2011.07.02 09:53:00 - [48] some of these event actor character names, e.g. the angel cartel ones, also appeared in the quotes thing on the DUST website page. So, this whole thing, is publicity for DUST and the upcoming DUST-related novel by Tony Gonzales, "Templar One". given publishing lead times, I suspect it was all written beforehand, so little or no reason to interact with it at all. Which is less than inspiring. _________________________________________
Gosakumori Noh Amarr Defensores Fidei Curatores Veritatis Alliance	Posted - 2011.07.03 03:31:00 - [49] Originally by: Valerie Valate So, this whole thing, is publicity for DUST and the upcoming DUST-related novel by Tony Gonzales, "Templar One". Given publishing lead times, I suspect it was all written beforehand, so little or no reason to interact with it at all. That does seem to be what was going on, though the rationale strikes me as half-baked. The promotion implied DUST is "just" a continuation of EVE and Incarna. Given what the console FPS crowd thinks of MMOs, that's a risky connection to be drawing attention to right off the bat. Meanwhile back in EVE, it's more than a bit irritating.
Wen Jaibao Aperture Harmonics	Posted - 2011.07.14 22:38:00 - [50] Edited by: Wen Jaibao on 14/07/2011 22:41:01 Well apparently we dropped the ball, we were away bashing some corps face in and this gets killed in our system while our attention is elsewhere. Mysterious Covops Notice what it had in the cargo? Specifically, what didn't drop and got destroyed? Trinary Data. LOL STORY/PLOT ITEM DESTROYED. /facepalm

Gosakumori Noh Amarr Defensores Fidei Curatores Veritatis Alliance	Posted - 2011.07.15 03:48:00 - [51] Originally by: Wen Jaibao Notice what it had in the cargo? Specifically, what didn't drop and got destroyed? Trinary Data. LOL STORY/PLOT ITEM DESTROYED. Ooooooh.... Dude.
Grideris Gallente Fleet Coordination Command Fleet Coordination Coalition	Posted - 2011.07.15 04:04:00 - [52] Edited by: Grideris on 15/07/2011 04:03:56 Some other food for thought. The pilot listed on the killmail isn't the actual pilot. The real pilot of that Helios? Lianda Burreau. I mean, she's only been missing for what, two years now? Not to mention that there were 6 Helioses. 6. How the the hell did you miss 6 of them? -------------------------------- Fleet Admiral, Fleet Coordination Coalition
Wen Jaibao Aperture Harmonics	Posted - 2011.07.15 04:33:00 - [53] Edited by: Wen Jaibao on 15/07/2011 04:37:04 Well we were in the middle of sieging another system (that represents over a week of preparation), everyone's mains were out and no one was paying attention to what was going on back home, we were having fleet fights and such. I DID say we dropped the ball on this, lol.

CCP Dropbear	Posted - 2011.07.15 06:14:00 - [54] Originally by: Wen Jaibao Trinary Data. LOL STORY/PLOT ITEM DESTROYED. :picardfacepalm: If anyone at CCP is reading this I promise we'll make sure it gets recovered if you spawn it in our system again! We were all away from home, leave a message! Honest! But...it's such an awesome twist! Seriously, we could have spent weeks planning something like this and we still wouldn't have come close to the real thing, in all its unpredictable awesomeness. Quote: Dr. Tukoss, First, let me say it is an honor to be contacted by such a preeminent member of New Eden's scientific community. I only wish I had better news for you. I can confirm the engagement at 113.07.08 11.39.00. We had briefly engaged members of Aperture Harmonics after their home system spawned near ours. I became trapped in their system after they closed my wormhole home, but as I was cloaked and nullified, I was not overly worried. Deciding to explore a bit before making my way back to empire, I noticed helios covert ops ships on scan. While AHARM combed their system vainly for me, I scanned down the ships and warped into visual range. Imagine my surprise upon seeing 6 unpiloted Helioses sitting in space. Assuming they belonged to AHARM, I proceeded to lock up and destroy them one by one, before sneaking through AHARMS camp and scanning my way back to kspace. My combat records however showed only 1 killmail. The single registered ship belonged to one Lianda Burreau. I regret to inform you that CONCORD records indicate Trinary Data was lost in the explosion. No other cargo was recovered. May I ask what this database held? Why were these ships flaoting, unamanned, in AHARM's home system? What is going on here, Doctor? I have lived in deep wormhole space for over a year, and have seen many amazing things, but this is truly one of the more mysterious. If there is anything I should look out for in my travels, please let me know. I would like to do what I can to help your project. -Corialis Wyr

Corialis Lor	Posted - 2011.07.15 06:51:00 - [55] Here is Dr. Tukoss' original communication: The CreoDron vessel you destroyed From: Hilen Tukoss Sent: 2011.07.14 01:03 To: Corialis Wyr, Before you do anything else, look at my employment history. Or better, read the news. Assuming, now, that you know who you are speaking with, perhaps you could help me understand the events that I believe you are involved in, starting with identifying the pilot whose ship you destroyed. Rikaato,
Corialis Wyr Minmatar Sand Castle Transmission Lost	Posted - 2011.07.15 06:54:00 - [56] Whoops, logged in as wrong char.
Wen Jaibao Aperture Harmonics	Posted - 2011.07.15 10:04:00 - [57] Edited by: Wen Jaibao on 15/07/2011 10:04:50 So the vessels were the derelicts of Lianda Burreau's expedition. But where are the pilots? ponders Oh and thanks for posting the mail Corialis Originally by: CCP Dropbear But...it's such an awesome twist! Seriously, we could have spent weeks planning something like this and we still wouldn't have come close to the real thing, in all its unpredictable awesomeness. I can only imagine the look on your face when you realized what had happened.
Hayaishi Gallente Aperture Harmonics	Posted - 2011.07.15 11:12:00 - [58] Edited by: Hayaishi on 15/07/2011 11:13:21 Now to find the corpses, or any other ships. I recall reading up about the Creodron expedition somewhere. Let me find it. Right here :) That is, if no one had already got it.
Chevalleis The Legendary Conquest	Posted - 2011.07.15 11:28:00 - [59] Quote: Different in the way sunrise and sunset are, she thought. Six more Helioses decloaked as they dropped out of warp, falling into the same cautious long-range orbit as she had. "Whenever you're ready." Six more. He found six in total. So that means there is still one more left, or destroyed.
Corialis Wyr Minmatar Sand Castle Transmission Lost	Posted - 2011.07.15 11:39:00 - [60] There could have been 7, now that it comes up, I believe it was. Honestly, I assumed it had to be some kind of trap, and I have to admit my heart was pounding and I might have missed some details in my haste to blow them up and get out alive. The ships were definately named CD-70, CD-73, etc., and I think one of them was CD-Vitrauze.



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