You're a prat Faith~Hey, remember when I told you to wait for it? Well... you're going to have to wait a little longer.
Link please~I haven't done that many of them... the only ones that leap to mind are RWBY Semblance rants, over on SB.
Indeed, I'm fairly sure I'm sitting around a minimum of 360,000 light years per second if not more given that travel from Earth to the Ark is pretty much instantaneous for me.
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You stinker!Hey, remember when I told you to wait for it? Well... you're going to have to wait a little longer.
Down right dastardly, if I do say so myself.
Diplomatic incidents is Faith's bread and butter, at this point.So, complacency-induced diplomatic incidents are a go...
I guess someone had to give up the game .
The Birch is larger than the Normandy SR-2 by 140~ metres. It's actually quite big for a MEverse frigate, as mentioned in chapter. Mass Effect Corvettes are quite small by sci-fi standards - TikiTau touched on it on his latest chapter, but the average crew for a Corvette is around ten men and even the Quarians only cram in 20 or so.Nope! Except for Drich, who has exactly as many as she needs.
The UNSC design aesthetics are bleeding through. They still look very nice. Even if they are kinda small for being 'cruisers'. They're corvettes and destroyers! Get the designations right!
Fusou's a cheater. And that means she's trying. And that makes her a try-hard. And I don't play with cheaters. Or try-hards. JK we cool Fusou
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Are you trying to imply that there's some kind of hellish, imperfect state of being where people... aren't doing Pokemon related things all the time?Birch, Rowan, Juniper... Faith, have you been doing anything Pokemon related recently? Because picking those three trees as names and using them in that exact order makes me wonder...
Nah, nah, nah. Now it's a water gun.I can't get over how much the Birch looks like someone strapped a pair of kitchen knives to a fat water pistol....
"And what are those bits on the sides of the ship for?"
"Oh, those are the stabbing wings. Wait 'til you see them deploy..."
Wait for it...*Continues sitting on the edge of his seat, whilst mutting to himself*
Wait for it... Wait for it... Wait for it...
Meh. Too much effort.Eh, write a visualiser plugin to tie them to your background music.
Technically, since I'm escalating ship sizes by generation, the Oak has to be either a Corvette (with the Elm as a variant) or... uh... something smaller than a Corvette. An FTLverse Air Cruiser, perhaps? Sycamore would be the next big ship after the Juniper.Next comes the Oak battlecruiser/carrier, the baddest ship in space.
Oh, yes.So, she doesn't know that all contact between humans and the Citadel is restricted to some extent. Meaning no matter what, she's going to freak people out.
My brother, wondering why I was cackling madly at eleven PM whilst curled up in bed under a thick fluffy blanket: "Are you pissing people off on the internet again? For fuck's sake, you're such a bitch."
Beep boop
Forerunners be bullshit, yo! You have precurser-race grade FTL, all of Faith's is 'modern' era.Indeed, I'm fairly sure I'm sitting around a minimum of 360,000 light years per second if not more given that travel from Earth to the Ark is pretty much instantaneous for me.
Meeeeh. Will fix, soonish.
Done
Wait for it...You stinker!
I can't wait to see what happens at the Citadel. Is this close enough to the relay incident that Humans are still persons non grata, or have they already ingratiated themselves?
Good! Working as intended.Waiting to hear more about the Reaper nomming.
New ships, Oh so blocky. Makes them feel... aggressive. Muhahaha.
By canon ME scaling, you got the designations correct. By UNSC designations you got it wrong. Sub 200 meters are corvettes and ships around 500 meters with two MAC's are destroyers. Course, you don't know this in-story so I can't blame you for the mix-up. My original comment was also a bit of a dig that if you're going to use the name of one of the UNSC's officers for a ship and their design aesthetics, you should use their designation system. I guess the implications got lost somewhere. *shrugs*The Birch is larger than the Normandy SR-2 by 140~ metres. It's actually quite big for a MEverse frigate, as mentioned in chapter. Mass Effect Corvettes are quite small by sci-fi standards - TikiTau touched on it on his latest chapter, but the average crew for a Corvette is around ten men and even the Quarians only cram in 20 or so.
The Rowan at 530 metres is a weird case, because cruisers in Mass Effect range from 500m or so (Turian, the Batarian cruiser for the purposes of FiSF) all the way up to around 700m. Being that the Faith Foundation is supposed to be a privately funded group with a relatively minor military, it only makes sense that their ships would be on the smaller end of the scale.
Ah, I see. No, the Faith Foundation is sticking to the Mass Effect system with the Rowan and Birch class vessels, because they are, after all, designed entirely to blend in with the Mass Effect universe. And besides, it's not like the UNSC have a monopoly on geometric 'gun with engines' designs.By canon ME scaling, you got the designations correct. By UNSC designations you got it wrong.
The only ones currently running on UNSC scaling at the moment are the Systems Alliance.By canon ME scaling, you got the designations correct. By UNSC designations you got it wrong. Sub 200 meters are corvettes and ships around 500 meters with two MAC's are destroyers. Course, you don't know this in-story so I can't blame you for the mix-up. My original comment was also a bit of a dig that if you're going to use the name of one of the UNSC's officers for a ship and their design aesthetics, you should use their designation system. I guess the implications got lost somewhere. *shrugs*
I'm hardly trying. Were I trying, I would be attempting to reach a million or more light years per second.Fusou's a cheater. And that means she's trying. And that makes her a try-hard. And I don't play with cheaters. Or try-hards. JK we cool Fusou
Do we know how fast a mass effect drive could, in theory, go? I'm assuming it's art major science enough that there isn't a formula to calculate max speed, which would be nice.
That's good to know.There is no max speed. Bigger core+more power=faster. The relays could be considered max speed I guess.
That's probably because they spend more time and resources trying to all look like the exact same cuttlefish instead of anything useful.Theoretically no max speed, but even the Reapers only manage 30 light years a day.
I'm... not sure if you're joking or not, but the Reaper fleet has quite a significant disparity in form.That's probably because they spend more time and resources trying to all look like the exact same cuttlefish instead of anything useful.
I'm kinda joking yes, but all the reapers do look the same to me.I'm... not sure if you're joking or not, but the Reaper fleet has quite a significant disparity in form.
They have similar aesthetics, yeah, but there's still quite a significant difference between some of them.
I'm kinda joking yes, but all the reapers do look the same to me.
I know all Commanders are tech kleptomaniacs and all at the equivalent of a genetic level... but why exactly is it wearing a bandit mask?
Uh... what? If you're referring to the black block at the rear end of the wing, that's one of the ship's engines. It's designed to look like the ones on the Normandy (and all other Alliance ships). It's just a really low-poly model, because I cannot into sketchup.I know all Commanders are tech kleptomaniacs and all at the equivalent of a genetic level... but why exactly is it wearing a bandit mask?
I'm not actually sure that is even the front end of the ship... but its designed with a robber mask... its even a black mask.
The front end of the ship being painted orange is a reference to those stupid laws where toy guns need to be colourful to distinguish them from the real things.
Don't worry, I tried making a commander in sketchup and the legs looked like someone glued a couple of legos together.Uh... what? If you're referring to the black block at the rear end of the wing, that's one of the ship's engines. It's designed to look like the ones on the Normandy (and all other Alliance ships). It's just a really low-poly model, because I cannot into sketchup.
The front end of the ship being painted orange is a reference to those stupid laws where toy guns need to be colourful to distinguish them from the real things.
Really? And I thought I was the only one who disliked it.It's just a really low-poly model, because I cannot into sketchup.
Combined perception and thought pattern thing on my end then. I think it stands out because its the only black on the ship, which draws attention to it. Looks like half a domino mask to me, now that you point it out I can see what you were going for. Though the drawing makes it look to close to ship not to risk setting it on fire. Also it looks like its against the ship under the wing. I thought it was a matter of back swept wings like the Normandy has and an orange, primary engine thruster.Uh... what? If you're referring to the black block at the rear end of the wing, that's one of the ship's engines. It's designed to look like the ones on the Normandy (and all other Alliance ships). It's just a really low-poly model, because I cannot into sketchup.
Actually, the reason those laws exist is because back in the 1980s a pair of kids were playing Laser Tag while on opposite sides of the street. A cop on patrol randomly stopped between them and when the cop looked to the side saw a big black gun thing pointed towards his head and wasted the kid in a panic. I don't even think he got out of the car till after. Honest mistake and trained reflexes for less than stellar neighborhood.The front end of the ship being painted orange is a reference to those stupid laws where toy guns need to be colourful to distinguish them from the real things.