KazukoHimuraSakashiroAlso, there's this thing in the lore called "body sculpting"...
Okay, I'm curious about this. Someone please explain.
Galnet
Not much else is known about it.
KazukoHimuraSakashiroAlso, there's this thing in the lore called "body sculpting"...
Okay, I'm curious about this. Someone please explain.
SakashiroKazukoHimuraSakashiroAlso, there's this thing in the lore called "body sculpting"...
Okay, I'm curious about this. Someone please explain.
Galnet
Not much else is known about it.
MeowersAt least Imps have guts to call slavery a 'slavery'.
Not Burstar True StoryShg56Burstar Yes, but only until my Onionhead supply runs out.
No, it is true... I did not make it up and I was not drunk
Sure buddy, smoke some more...
Burstar the Apparently Angry but not reallyIwao KishiroThere's one thing that makes me very skeptical on Theta Seven death... or rather, if it was the "real" Theta Seven at all:
Empire. Has. Cloning.
That means, even if someone pulled out the body and did the DNA check, clones are indistinguishable unless special modifications to the DNA would be made, hypothetically.
Clones are absolutely distinguishable from the original. Unless the clone was alive for the same length of time you would see noticeable differences in Telomere length, and mutation rate in the DNA, any viral insertions that the original received during a lifetime of flus etc would be also be absent or at least discrepant in the clone.
Even under the possibility that the clone was produced recently from a fresh sample there would be telltale bio markers like 'all the cells are the same age', or 'this body has no scar tissue', and 'the immune system has little to no antibodies built up from a lifetime of exposures. Any civilization with the tech to reliably clone people would easily be able to tell the difference scientifically (we already can now).
Burstar the Apparently Angry but not really
Well in my mind the more plausible conspiracy theory is that his consciousness was transferred to a new clone and his original body was left behind. A technical difference, but aside from any indicators left from that mental transferance, it would resolve any aforementioned issues with clone evidence.
Shg56Not Burstar True StoryShg56
No, it is true... I did not make it up and I was not drunk
Sure buddy, smoke some more...
I experienced another strange thing while exploring The Veils now. This time it was SRV strange behavior. I am using keyboard to control it where W map to forward, S to reverse and X to full stop. The usual pattern is when you press W or S, it goes forward or back, and when you release the key it slows down and eventually stops, and when you press and release X, it stops. But yesterday when I was collecting raws for FSD on one of the planets in the neutron star system, my SRV started responding differently to the controls. Release of W or S did not stop its movement, instead it was accelerating to the full speed. X was still stopping it but I had to hold X to keep it stopped otherwise it started moving again. Because of that I almost lost SRV due to damages from the rocks I was hitting which would be devastating blow since the closet carrier is 8KLY away provided it would be waiting for my arrival. I managed to recall my ship and luckily it did not land far and by constantly changing from ahead to reverse I made it to the ship. That looks like a good story for the lore. PS! I don’t smoke or get drunk wasted.
Paul Glynn Every CMDR has a clone. Even if you will get blown up with your ship completely offline
Iwao KishiroMind transfer is more of an Utopian thing. Cloning is Imperial tech if I remember right (at least one approved by government since Federation and Alliance forbids cloning).
Shg56Anybody knows where ships go when you release them? I guess they go to the orbit and they stay orbiting, how come when you are at its helm you can't set it to orbit?
Shg56 how come when you are at its helm you can't set it to orbit?