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Enjoy my deeply philosophical and long overdue post.

long overdue

wait what

long overdue

wait what

I like the way this guy thinks!!

And my post is now up. Would've been up earlier, but I was just too tired last night. I wasn't too tired to enjoy the campfire scene though.

And I finally got my post up!

And my post is now up. Would've been up earlier, but I was just too tired last night. I wasn't too tired to enjoy the campfire scene though.

Glad you liked it. It's really interesting playing as a race that is new to the galactic scene, since they have no context for any real interaction with advanced extraterrestrials.

Ooh, you're protecting the primitives? Yikes. Enslaving the primitives and taking all the resources on their planet is sort of the Exodite's thing. Although, it should be noted that it's not necessarily the Damli's thing...

long overdue

wait what

I like the way this guy thinks!!

If I don't respond to an RP within three days, I'm basically considering myself inactive.

Well, enjoy working out how you want to approach this situation. I'll be working another 8-9 hour shift...starting now.

I'll try to get a Remnant post up by tomorrow.

If I don't respond to an RP within three days, I'm basically considering myself inactive.

I think you might now understand why we have to time to read other people's factbooks.

Another absurdly long and extremely philosophical post.

I swear one of these days I will make a post and it will be just a paragraph long description of a political incident or a battle maneuver, just like everyone else's. One day.

And before you ask, yes, the Exodite Army just abducted a Na'vi from Avatar. And yes, the Damli do look a little bit like the Na'Vi. The way their heads are shaped and their ears are similar, anyways.

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

And this is why shared worldbuilding should be discussed OOC.

In any case, the two aren't mutually exclusive; after all, there are still "uncontacted" peoples in the Amazon and other forests today.

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

And this is why shared worldbuilding should be discussed OOC.

In any case, the two aren't mutually exclusive; after all, there are still "uncontacted" peoples in the Amazon and other forests today.

It was merely a thought, but I suppose I should've said something here about it. Though it's true that there are uncontacted people and could possibly have uncontacted people on this planet. What do you think, Ashton?

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

And this is why shared worldbuilding should be discussed OOC.

In any case, the two aren't mutually exclusive; after all, there are still "uncontacted" peoples in the Amazon and other forests today.

It was merely a thought, but I suppose I should've said something here about it. Though it's true that there are uncontacted people and could possibly have uncontacted people on this planet. What do you think, Ashton?

I actually envisioned the most advanced society being at a medieval level, but I suppose a WWII level society wouldn't be out of place.

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

And this is why shared worldbuilding should be discussed OOC.

In any case, the two aren't mutually exclusive; after all, there are still "uncontacted" peoples in the Amazon and other forests today.

It was merely a thought, but I suppose I should've said something here about it. Though it's true that there are uncontacted people and could possibly have uncontacted people on this planet. What do you think, Ashton?

I actually envisioned the most advanced society being at a medieval level, but I suppose a WWII level society wouldn't be out of place.

WWII is still technically primitive to the Aesir.

I was thinking of making the indigenous people have a mid-WWII technology equivalent, but I guess that just got thrown out the window.

And this is why shared worldbuilding should be discussed OOC.

In any case, the two aren't mutually exclusive; after all, there are still "uncontacted" peoples in the Amazon and other forests today.

It was merely a thought, but I suppose I should've said something here about it. Though it's true that there are uncontacted people and could possibly have uncontacted people on this planet. What do you think, Ashton?

I actually envisioned the most advanced society being at a medieval level, but I suppose a WWII level society wouldn't be out of place.

WWII is still technically primitive to the Aesir.

Well, yeah, so is it to the Exodite Dominion.

It's just that, if they're WWII, they're probably going to have a bigger part in the story as actors than I imagined. An industrial WWII world has a slight hope of partially repelling an alien invasion on their own (very, very slight, but still a chance). A agricultural Greco-Roman/Medieval world doesn't have a prayer.

In retrospect, we should have talked about this beforehand. I'll keep that in mind when we end up on a planet of primitives together again.