Alpha Star Trek Sim discussion

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Whenever you get around to it is fine. If you have everyone else's stuff ready I won't be upset about them getting it first and my waiting.
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Stuff is out.

Turns will now be due by Sunday morning at 9AM my time every week. This lets me read through it all Sunday and finish it Monday morning if I need to.
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Permission to say "shit just got real".
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Reliant121 wrote:Permission to say "s**t just got real".
Granted, and at least this time its not on my side of the map.
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This is reminiscent of several years ago. Klingon/Romulan war. Craziness in Ferengi space with Klingon "involvement".
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stitch626 wrote:This is reminiscent of several years ago. Klingon/Romulan war. Craziness in Ferengi space with Klingon "involvement".
Yes, I blew them up before they could pay me then blew up my own ships... :poke:

Damn I'm just that evil! :happydevil:
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Why am I suddenly nervous?
They say that in the Army,
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
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Mark wrote:Why am I suddenly nervous?
Because you're the neighbor of the faction that just got stomped?
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I think that Sonic has highest cause to panic.
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Reliant121 wrote:I think that Sonic has highest cause to panic.
What, if the Klingons start getting antsy and decide they want to vacation in southern France again? Wait .. No, that was the Germans :lol: -- YES I DO! :)
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To be fair, the KDF never crossed the Gorn border.
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HA! In your face, exotherms!





I mean, Deep has a point.
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Deepcrush wrote:To be fair, the KDF never crossed the Gorn border.
Very true.
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I'm more like the Roman Empire who decided to go north and take a stroll through southern France. :happydevil:
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I want to point out again that people should keep close watch on resources.

If you want to see how they will work during wartime set cell 70B on resources to war to get your Anti-matter consumption. If you have inactive ships you plan to use during a war you should place them active to see what your peak usage would be. Wars by design (and historical precendent) are very resource intensive. You might want to plan accordingly.
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