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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
707
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Posted - 2015.08.01 21:18:48 -
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Makoto Priano wrote:Please. If you're going to engage in conspiracy-mongering, at least try to make it sensible.
Where's the fun in that? |
Anslo
Scope Works
32073
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Posted - 2015.08.01 21:29:57 -
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I don't see the Empress saying "I hereby decree that all loyalists are to attack" blah blah blah. I do see Amarr bashing others as cowards for not wanting to throw ship and crew on to the Drifters like some sick sacrifice.
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The Golden Serpent
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
65
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Posted - 2015.08.02 00:45:42 -
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Yes the shuttles were there to provide signposts for the Bob Fundamentalists, they were given heretical Bob-affirming names so that they were very prominent on the overview, because there were a lot of them.
They are trying to convert the Drifters to the Religion of Bob because they know like I do that is what the Drifters are possibly looking for is religion and meaning in their lives.
That's why they've been seen all over the place, not just Amarr, but they are in Amarr more because we as an Empire know a lot more about God. |
Anyanka Funk
Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic
166
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Posted - 2015.08.02 01:03:12 -
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Anslo wrote:I don't see the Empress saying "I hereby decree that all loyalists are to attack" blah blah blah. I do see Amarr bashing others as cowards for not wanting to throw ship and crew on to the Drifters like some sick sacrifice. Empress is scared she will lose a titan to Drifters. |
Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 01:11:08 -
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At least it isn't a repeat of the Sansha Incursions that are still popping up all over. Don't think these Drifters have ground forces, but if they do we certainly haven't seen them on any of our deployments or contracts for the Federal Marines. We'll keep an eye out, either way, though I wonder about the Drifter crafts' susceptibility to boarding teams...
I've seen some Amarr Counter-Boarders work before. Brutal, to say the least. Wonder what kind of good they could do in all this...
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Max Singularity
House Singularity Sixth Empire
318
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Posted - 2015.08.02 01:29:38 -
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The Golden Serpent wrote:Something happened and an Oracle pilot announced they would be attempting to harass and kite a Drifter at the station. They form a circular formation and shoot laser-like beams at the target. This Oracle pilot ran back and forth at the station for over an hour I lost count. The beams are very strong they can obliterate a ship in seconds, but he was quite fast.
That bold Oracle pilot is one of my military attach+¬s that responded to the emergency of behalf of The Amarr People of my Star Diocese. Pilot Meta Knite of the Black Legion Alliance engaged the Drifters in his two Oracles. His combat heroics were observed by non-combat witnesses as he found a technique to survive the Drifter fire power for hours. He also heroically led the Drifters off of the station.
Congratulation Meta Knite, in that your actions are so noticed.
Proud.
/s/ Max Singularity VI
Harbinger of Faith his Holiness Maximilian Singularity of the Sixth Empire, Pope of New Eden
-First of his name- The Six Proclamations
((The Meta Show - Video Interview))
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Ravana 729
Imperial Guardians Executive Outcomes
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 02:10:54 -
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Interesting. No diplomacy though. They are vastly superior and alien and yet people are treating them like some kind of vermin. By some accounts they are firing on the Amarr Navy, but no one really knows why or who fired the first shot. (It could have been off grid in a secret operation area)
The Drifters are unusually passive. They don't act like Sansha with blind aggression.
A few good points:
"There are more ways than one to defend the Empire. Observation, study and contemplation, both religious and scientific, are among these ways. As the Empress said:
"Jamyl Sarum I: We believe the threat posed by Drifter forces to be contained. We continue to study these... creatures. Their origins are unknown, but they are certainly no product of the Lord's work."
Was the Navy operation a "study"?
"It seems clear to me this is not a war we can win if the Drifters bring in the full force of their arsenal"
I think that might be true. No one really knows for sure, but for such an advanced race one cannot imagine they are not playing the long game. |
Jaret Victorian
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
231
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Posted - 2015.08.02 02:39:47 -
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Ravana 729 wrote:Interesting. No diplomacy though. They are vastly superior and alien and yet people are treating them like some kind of vermin. By some accounts they are firing on the Amarr Navy, but no one really knows why or who fired the first shot. (It could have been off grid in a secret operation area) We tried diplomacy. Multiple times.
Didn't work out.
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Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 03:08:32 -
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Jaret Victorian wrote:Ravana 729 wrote:Interesting. No diplomacy though. They are vastly superior and alien and yet people are treating them like some kind of vermin. By some accounts they are firing on the Amarr Navy, but no one really knows why or who fired the first shot. (It could have been off grid in a secret operation area) We tried diplomacy. Multiple times. Didn't work out.
They're likely incapable of communication save for amongst themselves. They're no different than the Sleepers or the Drones, just aimlessly wandering about with some sinister purpose that doesn't necessitate talk. A diplomatic approach assumes the ability for both parties to delegate - that isn't the case here. The only thing these Drifters know is putting rounds down range.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Ravana 729
Imperial Guardians Executive Outcomes
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 04:24:59 -
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So you attempted to talk to them. Maybe this presence is their way of talking back. They clearly don't like their homes being invaded, and that is really poor diplomacy in that example. Perhaps they're telling you all to step off.
Clearly they don't like some people. Must be a reason for them firing on some and then tolerating others to the point that you can bump shields with their ships.
The Drifters know when to act and when not to act. They are not random mindless things, even though we might be too stupid to understand them. They are not firing upon structures or people randomly, it just seems that way to us.
They have a hidden agenda, known only to them and it will be revealed in time. They may not be here for us at all. |
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Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
710
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Posted - 2015.08.02 07:28:31 -
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Ravana 729 wrote:They may not be here for us at all.
Then they should stop using our frickin' corpses. No, they're not mindless. If they were mindless, they'd be less of an obscenity against basic human decency. You want to know why they stopped firing? It's pretty damned obvious: they got what they wanted, and they're clearly a bloody hive mind that puts awareness into the meatsuits when it needs to.
They're an obscenity. I don't care who pissed them off, they're clearly not interested in a proportionate response. Half a dozen people did something that offends them? Go after those half a dozen people. Killing 30,000 people because they're in your way when you clearly have the technological advantage is cruel and sadistic. You really want to bet they couldn't just disable ships if they wanted to? Just neut them out?
No no, instead, they show up, and they slaughter. They fire first, and they fire to inflict maximum fatalities.
They need to be wiped out, and all their toys broken.
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Yockerbow
Aliastra Gallente Federation
3
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Posted - 2015.08.02 08:25:56 -
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Arrendis wrote:Ravana 729 wrote:They may not be here for us at all. Then they should stop using our frickin' corpses. No, they're not mindless. If they were mindless, they'd be less of an obscenity against basic human decency. You want to know why they stopped firing? It's pretty damned obvious: they got what they wanted, and they're clearly a bloody hive mind that puts awareness into the meatsuits when it needs to. They're an obscenity. I don't care who pissed them off, they're clearly not interested in a proportionate response. Half a dozen people did something that offends them? Go after those half a dozen people. Killing 30,000 people because they're in your way when you clearly have the technological advantage is cruel and sadistic. You really want to bet they couldn't just disable ships if they wanted to? Just neut them out? No no, instead, they show up, and they slaughter. They fire first, and they fire to inflict maximum fatalities. They need to be wiped out, and all their toys broken.
Interesting choice to never use the word "Drifter" in your analysis. Your words could equally apply to a large number of capsule pilots, and equivalent statements about capsuleers have been made by many groups (notably the Sisters of EVE).
The Drifters possess technology almost incomprehensibly above ours, and have possibly had it for orders of magnitude more time. Rather than trying to model them in terms of "normal human" groups, it may be more appropriate to apply extreme extrapolations of independent capsuleer motives and actions. |
Nana Skalski
Poseidaon
514
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Posted - 2015.08.02 09:08:04 -
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Why Amarr people do not dethrone already this stupid "Empress". She could get us all killed with her mindless, frivolous, reckless behaviours, like against peacefull Society.
( -á° -ƒ-û -í°)
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Corraidhin Farsaidh
Farsaidh's Freeborn
1488
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Posted - 2015.08.02 12:18:29 -
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Arrendis wrote:Ravana 729 wrote:They may not be here for us at all. Then they should stop using our frickin' corpses. No, they're not mindless. If they were mindless, they'd be less of an obscenity against basic human decency. You want to know why they stopped firing? It's pretty damned obvious: they got what they wanted, and they're clearly a bloody hive mind that puts awareness into the meatsuits when it needs to. They're an obscenity. I don't care who pissed them off, they're clearly not interested in a proportionate response. Half a dozen people did something that offends them? Go after those half a dozen people. Killing 30,000 people because they're in your way when you clearly have the technological advantage is cruel and sadistic. You really want to bet they couldn't just disable ships if they wanted to? Just neut them out? No no, instead, they show up, and they slaughter. They fire first, and they fire to inflict maximum fatalities. They need to be wiped out, and all their toys broken.
Without knowing the reasons for Drifter actions we cannot know if this is considered a reasonable response or not. If this is in reaction to the plunder of sleeper enclave to brutally extract implants from defenseless Jove in their stasis pods then I can imagine they would have a considerably different view on what constitutes 'proportionate'.
Having said that it could just as easily be that they detest slavery or even simply loathe shiny gold ships. |
Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 12:45:25 -
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Corraidhin Farsaidh wrote:Arrendis wrote:Ravana 729 wrote:They may not be here for us at all. Then they should stop using our frickin' corpses. No, they're not mindless. If they were mindless, they'd be less of an obscenity against basic human decency. You want to know why they stopped firing? It's pretty damned obvious: they got what they wanted, and they're clearly a bloody hive mind that puts awareness into the meatsuits when it needs to. They're an obscenity. I don't care who pissed them off, they're clearly not interested in a proportionate response. Half a dozen people did something that offends them? Go after those half a dozen people. Killing 30,000 people because they're in your way when you clearly have the technological advantage is cruel and sadistic. You really want to bet they couldn't just disable ships if they wanted to? Just neut them out? No no, instead, they show up, and they slaughter. They fire first, and they fire to inflict maximum fatalities. They need to be wiped out, and all their toys broken. Without knowing the reasons for Drifter actions we cannot know if this is considered a reasonable response or not. If this is in reaction to the plunder of sleeper enclave to brutally extract implants from defenseless Jove in their stasis pods then I can imagine they would have a considerably different view on what constitutes 'proportionate'. Having said that it could just as easily be that they detest slavery or even simply loathe shiny gold ships.
It's a valid argument but I can't help but wonder why they don't come after those of us on the ground in retaliation. We're the benefactors of the technology, first and foremost. Sure, there are those Capsuleers who accumulated the implants in the early days that we used before they were reverse engineered but why go after the Empire exclusively? Why not the capsuleers as a whole, or we - the infantry - that utilize this technology that came from the genocide of their kind?
No, I think there's more to this story. There is something about Safizon, perhaps. Wasn't the Keelaying ceremony recent..? The new Flagship? Look there and perhaps we'll find the answer.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Corraidhin Farsaidh
Farsaidh's Freeborn
1489
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Posted - 2015.08.02 13:21:27 -
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Aeon Amadii wrote:... It's a valid argument but I can't help but wonder why they don't come after those of us on the ground in retaliation. We're the benefactors of the technology, first and foremost. Sure, there are those Capsuleers who accumulated the implants in the early days that we used before they were reverse engineered but why go after the Empire exclusively? Why not the capsuleers as a whole, or we - the infantry - that utilize this technology that came from the genocide of their kind?
No, I think there's more to this story. There is something about Safizon, perhaps. Wasn't the Keelaying ceremony recent..? The new Flagship? Look there and perhaps we'll find the answer.
True enough, I was just trying to provide examples. What is seemingly clear though is that at least for now the Drifters are focused solely on the Amarr Empire for some reason. If the Amarr Empire want assistance from other areas then they need to be more forthcoming with their reasons why. Simply claiming that the Drifters are a threat to all without providing evidence why isn't going to cut it. |
Kalaratiri
Pyre Falcon Defence and Security Multicultural F1 Brigade
695
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Posted - 2015.08.02 13:25:35 -
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Max Singularity wrote: That bold Oracle pilot is one of my military attach+¬s that responded to the emergency of behalf of The Amarr People of my Star Diocese. Pilot Meta Knite of the Black Legion Alliance engaged the Drifters in his two Oracles. His combat heroics were observed by non-combat witnesses as he found a technique to survive the Drifter fire power for hours. He also heroically led the Drifters off of the station.
He fit a 500mn mwd and 2 beam lasers to his Oracle. While this certainly makes him fast, it also makes him completely useless in a combat situation, as his lasers cannot track as fast as he moves. Not that two guns are going to do any kind of appreciable damage anyway.
If his aim was to act as a glorified camera drone then he did an excellent job.
She's mad but she's magic, there's no lie in her fire.
This is possibly one of the worst threads in the history of these forums. -á- CCP Falcon
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Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 13:33:37 -
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Corraidhin Farsaidh wrote:Aeon Amadii wrote:... It's a valid argument but I can't help but wonder why they don't come after those of us on the ground in retaliation. We're the benefactors of the technology, first and foremost. Sure, there are those Capsuleers who accumulated the implants in the early days that we used before they were reverse engineered but why go after the Empire exclusively? Why not the capsuleers as a whole, or we - the infantry - that utilize this technology that came from the genocide of their kind?
No, I think there's more to this story. There is something about Safizon, perhaps. Wasn't the Keelaying ceremony recent..? The new Flagship? Look there and perhaps we'll find the answer. True enough, I was just trying to provide examples. What is seemingly clear though is that at least for now the Drifters are focused solely on the Amarr Empire for some reason. If the Amarr Empire want assistance from other areas then they need to be more forthcoming with their reasons why. Simply claiming that the Drifters are a threat to all without providing evidence why isn't going to cut it.
They can claim that long-limb roe isn't the single best tasted delicacy in the universe or that Sansha Kuvakei is the rightful heir to the throne, wouldn't make much difference to me as long as the ISK winds up in my account. I'll shoot anything if you pay for the rounds. Reasons why aren't important, honestly.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Sinjin Mokk
Royal Khanid Colonial Exploration
392
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Posted - 2015.08.02 13:58:52 -
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Aeon Amadii wrote:
They're likely incapable of communication save for amongst themselves.
Untrue.
Obviously they are an advanced society. This means they speak the language of math. They are not incapable, they just choose not to.
Except for CONCORD. They seem to be able to communicate with them on some level...
Dark Amarr: Rumors!
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Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2015.08.02 14:18:24 -
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Sinjin Mokk wrote:Aeon Amadii wrote:
They're likely incapable of communication save for amongst themselves.
Untrue. Obviously they are an advanced society. This means they speak the language of math. They are not incapable, they just choose not to. Except for CONCORD. They seem to be able to communicate with them on some level...
An interesting theory, but still just.
EDIT: I equate Drifter communication to that of a pack animal, honestly... Insect, more like... Fact of the matter is they can't, or won't, communciate with us and that is all that matters in the end. This pacifist, sympathetic approach to them is going to end up causing more fatalities than necessary. Diplomacy does not interact well with primordial, instinctual thinking.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Sinjin Mokk
Royal Khanid Colonial Exploration
394
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Posted - 2015.08.02 14:36:48 -
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Aeon Amadii wrote:Sinjin Mokk wrote:Aeon Amadii wrote:
They're likely incapable of communication save for amongst themselves.
Untrue. Obviously they are an advanced society. This means they speak the language of math. They are not incapable, they just choose not to. Except for CONCORD. They seem to be able to communicate with them on some level... An interesting theory, but still just. EDIT: I equate Drifter communication to that of a pack animal, honestly... Insect, more like... Fact of the matter is they can't, or won't, communciate with us and that is all that matters in the end. This pacifist, sympathetic approach to them is going to end up causing more fatalities than necessary. Diplomacy does not interact well with primordial, instinctual thinking.
Well, hardly a theory given things like binary.
The word you're looking for is "alien." Now mind you, as far as we know the Drifters, Sleepers, what have you appear to be an offshoot of humanity. But they are far enough advanced and have been separate for such a long time that they are very much like a non-human alien society. The differences are so profound, that understanding even basic aspects of their society are exceedingly difficult.
Now what tends to happen when a society encounters a society that is more technologically advanced?
Dark Amarr: Rumors!
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Ichinumi Tsukaya
State Protectorate Caldari State
26
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Posted - 2015.08.02 15:24:57 -
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CONCORD is presently a benign growth that cannot be trusted to remain. The secrets they hold would serve any of us well yet they sit on them and say nothing more. It is long past time that steps are taken to force them to pay their dividends.
The Amarr fight on tenaciously, not even counting their losses, while CONCORD do nothing. |
Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
1
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Posted - 2015.08.02 15:27:19 -
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Sinjin Mokk wrote:Aeon Amadii wrote:Sinjin Mokk wrote:Aeon Amadii wrote:
They're likely incapable of communication save for amongst themselves.
Untrue. Obviously they are an advanced society. This means they speak the language of math. They are not incapable, they just choose not to. Except for CONCORD. They seem to be able to communicate with them on some level... An interesting theory, but still just. EDIT: I equate Drifter communication to that of a pack animal, honestly... Insect, more like... Fact of the matter is they can't, or won't, communciate with us and that is all that matters in the end. This pacifist, sympathetic approach to them is going to end up causing more fatalities than necessary. Diplomacy does not interact well with primordial, instinctual thinking. Well, hardly a theory given things like binary. The word you're looking for is "alien." Now mind you, as far as we know the Drifters, Sleepers, what have you appear to be an offshoot of humanity. But they are far enough advanced and have been separate for such a long time that they are very much like a non-human alien society. The differences are so profound, that understanding even basic aspects of their society are exceedingly difficult. Now what tends to happen when a society encounters a society that is more technologically advanced?
I don't question what ants are thinking, not because I am uninterested but because I simply don't care. You can argue that because the Drifters are more technologically advanced they would have this standpoint in regards to humanity but frankly I think it is quite the opposite. We're capable of communication and diplomacy between one another and if the Drifters are capable of that they have shown, without a shadow of a doubt, that they simply do not care to try. You could even say that I, myself, operate on a very binary basis:
Has the enemy attacked? (True) Has the enemy made any effort to make peace? (False)
You can say that we are the aggressors and that we overstepped our bounds with the sleeper implants, but they have made absolutely no effort with which to negotiate and diplomacy is not a one-way street. They either stop infringing on empire space, attacking, and collecting bodies, or they don't.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Borascus
653
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Posted - 2015.08.02 15:40:40 -
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Makoto Priano wrote:I-- what? Alright. In the first place, this is a bit of a tangent from the thread. In the second place, reports at the time of the footage's release indicate that it was at least six months old at that time, which would put the latest Tukoss could have been killed at YC116.11.15 or so, but possibly as long as a year before the release. Considering that the messages from Hilen Tukoss began at YC116.10.24, continuing at YC116.11.04, and then took a strange turn at YC116.11.04, I think it's fairly safe to say that if Tukoss's infomorph did somehow manage to survive the destruction of his body, that it is not free. To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if the Vigilant Tyrannos method of suborning his access to CONCORD-mediated services required-- well, to be honest, I can't theorize. I just won't be surprised at anything the Tyrannos do with infomorphs, I suppose. In any case, considering that we haven't so much as seen a member of the Directorate in the better part of a decade, I'm not exactly sure how you're laying this at their feet. Please. If you're going to engage in conspiracy-mongering, at least try to make it sensible.
It's nice of you to think that I'm trying to lead this down a path of my own choosing. However, please assess the context of the message body and review the quotation in my post.
It was a direct response, not a theory.
The answers to my questions to Verdis deMosays are no. |
Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
715
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Posted - 2015.08.02 16:24:03 -
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Yockerbow wrote:Arrendis wrote:Ravana 729 wrote:They may not be here for us at all. Then they should stop using our frickin' corpses. Interesting choice to never use the word "Drifter" in your analysis. Your words could equally apply to a large number of capsule pilots, and equivalent statements about capsuleers have been made by many groups (notably the Sisters of EVE). The Drifters possess technology almost incomprehensibly above ours, and have possibly had it for orders of magnitude more time. Rather than trying to model them in terms of "normal human" groups, it may be more appropriate to apply extreme extrapolations of independent capsuleer motives and actions.
What the screaming fark are capsuleers using our corpses for? And don't give me the trophy crap. That's sick, but this is literally building their bodies out of our remains. What capsuleer group is doing that? They're not? Oh. Well, then I guess I meant DRIFTERS.
Is that enough times for a few sentences? Or when I'm talking about The Drifters should I always say The Drifters and never use pronouns when discussing THE MOTHERFRAKKING DRIFTERS? |
Ichinumi Tsukaya
State Protectorate Caldari State
27
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Posted - 2015.08.02 16:34:47 -
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You bring the stereotypical Gallente approach, Amadii... Always ready to 'civilize' and impose upon more people, no foresight, no understanding. Just zeal, driven by 'righteousness'. This is why the Federation must be destroyed, in due course.
You may be surprised to see that the Empire is still holding its best cards closely. I hope they are at least filling the void with blood and bodies for a good reason. Funay+½rei are Jove presently, yet if this keeps up they may increasingly become Amarr and Caldari, from those of us eager to try to save the Empire. Or Minmatar, if these Imperial Navy ships have been crewed by slaves - which leads me to wonder, are you fighting alongside the meat shields of the Empire, my brethren?
There must be a reason that CONCORD has yet to comment on this collision course for so long. Are they trying to bring the Empire into a more manageable size... Is this their revenge for Jamyl Sarum attempting to garner favor with us capsule pilots with 'restricted' technologies? |
Aeon Amadii
Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation
2
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Posted - 2015.08.02 16:40:20 -
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Ichinumi Tsukaya wrote:You bring the stereotypical Gallente approach, Amadii... Always ready to 'civilize' and impose upon more people, no foresight, no understanding. Just zeal, driven by 'righteousness'. This is why the Federation must be destroyed, in due course.
You may be surprised to see that the Empire is still holding its best cards closely. I hope they are at least filling the void with blood and bodies for a good reason. Funay+½rei are Jove presently, yet if this keeps up they may increasingly become Amarr and Caldari, from those of us eager to try to save the Empire. Or Minmatar if these ships have been crewed by slaves.
There must be a reason that CONCORD has yet to comment on this collision course for so long. Are they trying to bring the Empire into a more manageable size? Is this their revenge for Jamyl Sarum attempting to garner favor with us capsule pilots with 'restricted' technologies?
I'm quick to dismiss racism. I'm an Intaki, and I will be regarded as such and with equal respect that I have given. Until then, I'll assume that the remainder of whatever you had to say was just bigoted trash.
(This character is the Eve version of Aeon Amadi)
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Ichinumi Tsukaya
State Protectorate Caldari State
30
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Posted - 2015.08.02 17:05:16 -
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I hope you haven't misunderstood. I regard you as an Intaki, bringing a stereotypical Gallente approach to this conversation; that said approach has been played out throughout the history of the Federation. It may be I need to be reminded of what 'racism' is. |
The Golden Serpent
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
70
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Posted - 2015.08.02 17:25:16 -
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Ichinumi Tsukaya wrote:I hope you haven't misunderstood. I regard you as an Intaki, bringing a stereotypical Gallente approach to this conversation; that said approach has been played out throughout the history of the Federation. It may be I need to be reminded of what 'racism' is.
I know, they are the biggest know-it-alls. People are just making stuff up about the Drifters based on their political angle. |
Arrendis
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
724
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Posted - 2015.08.02 17:41:47 -
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The Golden Serpent wrote:People are just making stuff up about the Drifters
Such as?
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