Cartlidge1000I mean I've only been gone for a fairly short amount of time, relatively speaking. Heck the whole issue with Glaboski was effectively something I started when the pair met Lillith and it's still going on.Just depends how much of an interaction you were needing. If you're needing a lengthy stand-off then I'll happily allow someone else to do it. But a shorter one shouldn't be an issue.
And Luke you already seem pretty busy with whats going on with Lillith. You sure you'd be fine with that?
Elite roleplay: Q&A and OOC
07 Dec 2016, 9:40pm
07 Dec 2016, 9:40pm
Luke3107Stryker AuneCartlidge1000On a... different note, I may be in need of an npc security guard for Cartlidge. Currently he is trying to "steal" his ship back after it was impounded the last time I was in the RP forums. Things have calmed down since then but I'd assume security would have put at least one guard in the bay to watch over the ship.
I'd prefer that it didn't lead to the entire security force cracks down on my characters again, I just feel like it would be boring if I just say "He goes in, takes his ship, and leaves."
That's assuming they didn't cart it off to some impound to clear up space for what would otherwise be an occupied pad, not making money for the station......
They could just be making the preparations to do so. Shifting a large vessel wouldn't be as simple as crushing a car after all.
I didn't say it would be easy, nor did I say the ship was going to be destroyed. It was just an amusing thought.
07 Dec 2016, 9:42pm
08 Dec 2016, 2:28pm
I realized this awhile ago but hadn't bothered to point it out until now: my character Ten and Isaiah's character Bloodfeather is effectively doing the same thing right now.
08 Dec 2016, 2:31pm
08 Dec 2016, 2:34pm
Stay tuned.(Not going to do anything to your character or anything, it was just a fair point that should compromise things.)
08 Dec 2016, 2:44pm
09 Dec 2016, 9:30pm
Swordfish wouldn't lie to us.
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10 Dec 2016, 10:47am
M. LehmanUm... guys? Everyone know that real-life hackers are impossibly handsome alpha-male types who perform their craft by rotating a Rubik's Cube that does.... something. They talk to themselves, they dance to techno, and at the end of it all mutter "now I've gotta modify the code" while finishing off a bottle of wine.
Swordfish wouldn't lie to us.
Phew, that's a relief!
After watching Mr.Robot, I had the impression it was all social engineering, Linux command lines, USB stick malware, personality disorders and casual drug use.