Dartz Wrote:The reason I set my 'now' in the 2019/2020 era was because I got the impression that people've already planned out most of these events somehow... and were just not doing it because it's such a big story to do, and hard to get everyone together to do it (well, TSIR is bloody huge for a collaborative one). It's like moving forward into fresh pastures, if you know what I mean.
I was staying out of them so I didn't muck them up, or crunch on other people's carefully laid plans. I specifically planned Ciara's Crew's story to keep them out of the way... just escorting convoy's coming in from the Ceres/Main Belt area into Port Phobos, while answering the odd distress call. And Jet was a sensitive data courier for the vast majority of the war(-> Nov 2013), with most combat action for her happening in 2014-2017 when Jet worked as a troubleshooter.
Though, SerenityCon does need to be written... if only because it'd be a hell of an awesome battle.
Ah. So far, most of the Collective has done practically nothing with the Main Belt or Mars aside from setting up the geography and the Mars Terraforming Project, and putting A.C. and The Jason in the Belt and an AI in charge of the Helium Police Department. We've only set up the canvas and doodled in one corner - there's plenty of room for some real brush-strokes.
Nothing you're doing with Ciara's Crew could be seen as stepping on anyone's toes if you were to forklift-move it from 2019 to 2011, and making that move would give you an excuse to take part in all the "fun" parts of the Boskone War. If, OTOH, you'd rather stay out of the Boskone War, you can keep Ciara's Crew in 2019. You were there before I proposed the blackout; I don't mind if you stay...
Logan Darklighter Wrote:Thought something involving Serenity/Venus fell. Maybe I have my wires crossed with something else (Checks Wiki)
Gaaah... (FACEPALM) Ok. OOPS!!! I confused it with the Fall of Crystal Osaka!
'Sallright. As Mal said, it's a good reason to at least outline the SerenityCon story... and do the same with the Fall of Crystal Osaka, for that matter.
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