Author Topic: Earth 6.5- The Official "No nukes" version  (Read 170452 times)

Guys, i think you should all void your psts for the last page and a-half, this is the NO NUKES version of this RP.



Telar finds some more Titanium underground.

Telar's experimentation with the plastoid armor has revealed that when [REDACTED] it can dissipate the effects of laser weaponry. Telar's mechs and infantry receive the upgrade.

More Floating Fortresses and expanded moon base.

Telar begins work on project E.


Nuckessssss Moar Satelites, sky is now black.

Getting tired of nation rps.

May join new one at some point.
Too bad this is dead apparently. Don't even know what caused that to happen.

Because of the new one.

Getting tired of nation rps.

May join new one at some point.
Too bad this is dead apparently. Don't even know what caused that to happen.
It's OP, Oasis, has been a thread veteran since Shinji's Earth 2.0 as I and a few others have. Oasis and I both agreed that he should make a new, more detailed thread following the original storyline which is much better. The thread is also more detailed in terms or surrounding star systems / the planet.

I miss 3.0.

Except for Feep.


What's the quote I'm looking for? Ah, yes.

They were the best of times and the worst of times.

All over a little bit of land that nobody had bothered to claim. Yeesh.
I still remember how I forced Gojira out when I started engineering a superdisease.
Glad to know my actions there were worthy of note in Oasis's synopsis of 3.0.

1)  It cannot selectively reflect or refract light.  Either it does to all light, or it doesn't at all.  The only way tat can be done is if the laser penetrates a layer, revealing a shiny, reflective layer underneath, and this reflects the light.

monday we blocked out the loving sun with satellites I can do whatever the forget I please.

monday we blocked out the loving sun with satellites I can do whatever the forget I please.
You mean we blocked the whole galaxy with satellites

You mean we blocked the whole galaxy with satellites

A rather large chunk of the visible universe.