@Nix @Forgothrax @OneirosTheWriter
Can we
please nip the "plan vote on a line-item vote" thing in the bud? There's no compelling need to do it. It's not fair to the rest of us, and having
two people doing it is even worse than having one person doing it.
[X][AMB] Conduct half-strength diplomatic push on Laio
[X][CON] Lobby to raise war support on Betazed (+2 war support per month for target)
[X][ENG] Build listening post builds in Subsector C1 (5 Months - apprx)
[X][IND] Prepare components for 3 Outposts (3 Months) - You have 3 in stock
Retired Vice Admiral Lachlan Ablett
[ ][DOC] Begin research on a Doctrine Technology (2pt/tech/quarter)
[ ][DOC] Begin researching anti-convoy techniques (+1 to attempts to engage convoys within Licori space, 4 months)
Additional task types may be requested of the QM.
Wasn't there a "counter Tech-Ship Doctrine" choice available for Admiral Erikson? Can we get the option of having Ablett work on that, like I think we wanted?
USS Docana is a Constellation, if I recall correctly?
Lead candidate to be the first Constellation-A when we get to the refits in a couple of years, maybe?
It's a race between them and the
Challorn.
Docana:
"Yaaay I like races! And hide and go seek!"
OneirosTheWriter said:
The coreward flanks of the Arcadians is relatively target rich at this stage, as most of the conflict with the Ked Paddah has fallen on the other side of their Empire. My aim is to clean-up the outlying star systems from Gammon of assets, especially convoy assets. The noose needs to close around the Kortennon before I kick the barrel out from beneath them. At the same time, I have issued strict instructions to my officers that Laio trade vessels are not to be engaged. To this end, Task Force 1 and 2 are extending around the coreward front, while Task Force 3 serves as a blocking force. When the time comes, Rear Admiral T'Lorel and her ships will knock the door to Gammon down while Task Forces 1 and 2 slip in behind to serve as blocking forces against either a retreat, or a counter-attack.
I view with gratitude and happiness the fact that Eaton seems to have the same idea about the utility of Task Force 3 than I do.
Well, it didn't. Just the ship being literally bitten in half.
...actually now I wonder why that didn't cause a warp core breach and if there's a really unhappy space monster after the Suvek's last act was to fire its entire antimatter store into the thing's mouth before the teeth came down.
Probably because the part of the ship the monster bit through didn't physically contain the antimatter? A ship would have antimatter in
at most a few discrete locations- reactor housing, reactor fuel, and about one storage unit per torpedo room.
Of course, it's a bit unclear whether the monster actually
ate either half, or just bit the ship in half and shook the pieces up or something.
That's the Betazoid Centaur-A. Sounds like it proved its worth and didn't take any damage of its own. On the other hand, the fact that House Tartesis was attempting to sneak a frigate past our defensive force is... deeply disturbing. Just what was that frigate going to do?
Well, given that it's Tartresis we can
hope the plan didn't involve a genocidal mass attack, but it'd be good to know what that was all about.
Indeed! We haven't hard anything about this. Vice Admiral Linderly, what are you up to?
Sulu:
"Oh, my."
Narratively I'll chalk it up as the Licori having never encountered telepaths before.
House Bene Observer:
"SHENANIGANS! Dodging everything you do before you know it is supposed to be OUR SCHTICK!"