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Event Discussion Thread: Faction/Galaxy Event - Shattered ME#3 - 2022-04-21
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Event notes: https://forum.disruptorbeam.com/stt/discussion/19213/hybrid-faction-galaxy-event-notes-shattered-me-3-2022-04-21/
Currently the art for Disguised Tom Paris is being disagreeable but it is being worked on.
Currently the art for Disguised Tom Paris is being disagreeable but it is being worked on.
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That danged artwork every week! Always acting up.
He's in disguise. Looks about right to me.
He is very efficient at it......
Also, I LOVE the artwork for T'Pol. Very happy to have her.
72 to go for me. Been feeling bad again. So that has slowed me down some.
Be safe! We actually had our first tornado warning in YEARS here this winter. Was very brief, but people north of town reported some funnels. As did people over the hill in C'Ville area.
We're just close enough to town that you can hear the siren if you are outside. I'm very used to it. I was in my first tornado as a newborn.
I mean this in a totally positive and supportive way. Not a criticism at all. Since people say I am mean and harsh and rude when I am trying not to be.
We learn more and more about your interesting life every time you post.
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Our area had a tornado with fatalities decades ago. Out at the western end of our county in Augusta Springs area. And, our neighbors across the road from us when I lived in Sherando had fifteen kids. One of their sons died as a young adult in an unexplained auto accident. Unexplained stuff like his car ended up in the trees several yards or more off the road with NO signs of HOW it got into the thicket it ended up in. As though his car was lifted up and dropped in there. Theory emergency services came up with is a localized transient funnel got his car. Dissipated quickly.
I'm Autism Spectrum. High functioning of course, but I describe it as being social blind. It's like being color blind. You know you're missing something, but you don't really understand what. I have learned some cues to look for, but if I forget to look or don't feel like putting in the effort, because of a head ache or being tired...so I have no filter and it can be worse at times.
On the Internet, I take everything at face value. I try to allow for the inclusion of emojis or the tone of a thread or even how someone is on other threads, but I know I'm not getting it right. I'm no longer bothered by it. I, too, practice the way of absolute candor.
Everyone has an interesting life. Most people just don't see it that way. I'm a chronic people watcher with an anthropology degree. I know better.
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We've had a ton of minor tornadoes and more than a few major ones. I was walking back to my dorm at Ball State and actually watched the one that hit the Kmart in Anderson.
The one we had when I was a baby was a bad one. I'm a March baby and Mom was still home on maternity leave, so she offered to take Granny to town to get stuff for Easter baskets. I was asleep in my crib under the window. Mom left my almost thirteen year old sister home to watch me. She was told if it got bad to take to the basement. It was nice when they left.
Mom and Gran were in the drugstore and it just kept getting darker and darker. Power went out. Register was down. Automatic doors froze. The cashiers were checking people out with a pen and paper and letting them out the back. Power was out all over town. The McDonald's sign was in the middle of I74. They headed home.
It was a mess. Trees down. Buildings damaged. They had to wait for a neighbor to clear a tree from the road with his tractor. They got home. No power. Roof off the 16'*60' concrete block chicken house. it was on the north end of the property and had taken out the chimney again. (It was the third or fourth time we lost the roof.) The brooder house was upside down. My sister came out of the basement with me and says "by the time I remembered which wall to stand by, it was over".
Sis isn't good in an emergency. Once, the cat dumped a vase in the VCR and it started smoking. She called home, 85 miles away, looking for Mom, who was at the grocery, where she was every Friday evening on her way home from work. I had to walk her through throwing the breaker, disconnecting the VCR, and taking it outside, so if it did catch fire, she could use the hose on it. She was 23 and I was ten. We won't even get into when the water main in the basement broke when I was living with her for school. She went to work and left it to me to deal with before class.
There is a reason I treasure the peace and repetition of Timelines, tv and movies I've seen before, or a good book. I get enough excitement elsewhere!
Astrophysicist:
Marksman: His head hanging out a car window with a tractor-trailer kicking up dust in his eyes, Paris takes out a rear tire from ~50 meters with a single shot. https://i.imgur.com/XxLxbmP.png
Pilot: Besides it being a character trait for Paris, he's shown piloting Voyager more than once during the episode(s), drives Rain Robinson's vehicle, and performs an evasive maneuver while trailing Dunbar in her vehicle.
Romantic: Flirts with Rain throughout the episode, liplock at the end: https://i.imgur.com/bmcw8He.png
Thief: As with Archer and T'Pol from this mega, Paris (and Tuvok) steal a vehicle and affirm the illegality of it.
Carpenter Street T'Pol is missing Desperate, Hunter, Interrogator, Investigator
Desperate: Although it can be tricky to ascribe a fairly emotional trait like this to a Vulcan, it's safe to say that T'Pol has bought into their mission by the end of the episode. With the fate of humanity on the line, Archer and T'Pol do whatever it takes to stop the Xindi, including theft, kidnapping, assault, murder, etc.
Hunter: Archer and T'Pol track Loomis, apprehend him, and keep him tied up through a significant portion of the episode. They also use him to hunt down the Xindi reptilians and are successful in their bounty hunting by returning all three Xindi and their technology to the present.
Interrogator: Silly that Archer should have it and not T'Pol. She also questions Loomis, ties and unties him.
Investigator: The entire episode is Archer and T'Pol investigating a temporal incursion relayed to them by Crewman Daniels.
woohoo! i was worried there
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That's still a fairly big ask, but it's definitely achievable. It's up to the individual players to decide if the reward is worth the effort.
I'm using his Solkar's} last copy to do the Immortalize tonight. 200 Federation Shuttles was done days ago, but he is unclaimed. I'll level Taylor for the leveling and to get her useful for next Event. I'll just fuse the four copies of Bashir for the Fusing part. Skirmishes help me with the weekly Immortalize thing now. I have like six or seven 4* Crew needing just their clothing item to finish.
It's kind of bad in a way that the new weekly minis always using the same things have had some of us change the way we play the game. Saving Immortalizing for the new mini event. Holding some Crew instead of leveling. {Although whoever said the other week just hang onto a couple of 1* Crew from the Voyages to level each week, that is a great piece of advice. I would help build their statue for the town square!}
Having OCD, it has been hard not to throw those Uniforms on people. And not level people as I can. But, I do it the new way now. Probably better ways to do it, but I am not the best at figuring things out.
I can be honest at that. Remember the cabin trip episode of "That '70s Show", y'all? I watched it at least six or seven times before I got the joke when Kitty looked in the back of the Vista Cruiser and asked "Why do you need all that oregano?"
Yay we got the artwork. I think you were a little generous with the muscles otherwise the artwork looks good. Only thing, Voyager traveled to 1996 not 1997.
Tom looks like he heard "1957". Just observing. Artwork is great!
As Sulu's husband. we collectively say "Oh, my"
We have Max Forrest and Malcolm Reed, that I know of. Is this someone knew I haven't seen yet?