Topic: Slave Girls V: The Wrath of the Orion Slave Girls! Description and Rules thread.

[CaptJosh]

Capital ships. The Capitol is a building in Washington D.C.

[Dizzy]

Capital ships. The Capitol is a building in Washington D.C.

What>? Spelling Police? Where's the BAN button!

Capitol

Usage Note:

The term for a town or city that serves as a seat of government is spelled capital. The term for the building in which a legislative assembly meets is spelled capitol.
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So is a ship a city or a building?

It is a Middle English word.

Here's Capital

cap·i·tal1
n.

1. a.A town or city that is the official seat of government in a political entity, such as a state or nation.
 b. A city that is the center of a specific activity or industry: the financial capital of the world.

2. a. Wealth in the form of money or property, used or accumulated in a business by a person, partnership, or corporation.
 b. Material wealth used or available for use in the production of more wealth.
 c. Human resources considered in terms of their contributions to an economy: “

[The] swift unveiling of his... plans provoked a flight of human capital” (George F. Will).
3. Accounting. The remaining assets of a business after all liabilities have been deducted; net worth.
4. Capital stock.
5. Capitalists considered as a group or class.
6. An asset or advantage: “profited from political capital accumulated by others” (Michael Mandelbaum).
7. A capital letter.
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Perhaps I should put up a poll so we can vote on it...

[[KBF]MuadDib]

Just don't tell Dib whose idea it was. 

its hard to say as this is a harsh rule...could come from either side depending on the reasoning it was made a rule...

[KBFLordKrueg]

- General Shuttles and Ftr interaction: A Carrier captain(s) has the right to ask his opponent(s) at the start of the mission whether or not they consider using a GS on a Ftr a valid tactic. All opponents must respond with a yes or no. If the players cannot agree then it will be assumed the tactic will be valid for that match for all players involved. If a responding opponent that answers no to using a GS on a Ftr and does so anyway, then that player forfeits all claims of victory and his/her opponent is exempt from shiploss and the disengagement penalty for that match.

You've got to be joking...you're making this a RULE...?

[762_XC]

Just leave it out Diz.

[Dizzy]

yeah. ok. because its u.

[Age]

   What is this the revolutionary Kittun Coalition joining up with Alliance?Chuut that jop opportunity is stiill a waits you.

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

Capital ships. The Capitol is a building in Washington D.C.

What>? Spelling Police? Where's the BAN button!

Capt. Josh's Spelling Police are irrelevent 

[CaptJosh]

irrelevant

[KBF MalaK]

- If you are forced to Disengage in a PvP match, then you are banned from the hex you either took the mission in or were drafted in for 'x' number of turns. If your ship was destroyed then you are banned from that hex for 'y' number of turns. If this happens on a Planet then you follow the above and it also applies to all the adjacent hexes around that planet.[/list]

So when are you going tell us what the 'x' and the 'y' number of turns are?   

OK, read and ACK.. I'm setting up now, Do I choose a side or does someone claim me ??

and BTW, has X, and Y been decided yet ?

[Dizzy]

Pick any side you like.

xyandz havent been decided, time will be fluid. More later.

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

irrelevant

Irregardless of whether he actually has a force of spellcheckers, they are not armed and not in the least bit dangerous 

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

Just don't tell Dib whose idea it was. 

It was mine actually, wasn't it t00l   

But i thought it should only apply to attackers of a planet not defenders.  I think the defenders should only be banned from the hexx the mission actually occurred in, that way an outnumbered defender isn't simply driven out of the entire area due to one gangbang.

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

Capital ships. The Capitol is a building in Washington D.C.

And the spell checker is located on the forums, so if we cared we could use it,  so can we call you Cat. Dunsel instead of Capt. Josh?

<Snicker>

[Dizzy]

No name calling!

::Dizzy on special orders from Dfly::

[Dfly]

 

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

No name calling!

::Dizzy on special orders from Dfly::

Hey I asked for his permission 

[762_XC]

Just don't tell Dib whose idea it was. 

It was mine actually, wasn't it t00l   

But i thought it should only apply to attackers of a planet not defenders.  I think the defenders should only be banned from the hexx the mission actually occurred in, that way an outnumbered defender isn't simply driven out of the entire area due to one gangbang.

We'll see how it plays out. I think it should apply to ring hexes as well, since that's where most PvP occurs. The mission dynamics make taking a planet without surrounding it a dicey proposition so PvP on the planet itself is relatively rare. I think this rule as it is will make it even moreso.

It's worth a shot as is but I think this is something to consider for the future.

[KAT Chuut-Ritt]

I see it as a defeat inside the one hex radius would allow for the planetary defenses to be mobilized against that particular threat, thus the larger ban from the area,  something the attacker couldn't do vs the defender.

[CaptJosh]

Chuut, even if you use the spell checker, it won't catch it when you use the wrong word for something.