Fel Crew ('The Unfair Advantage')

Welcome back.

S'fine with me. I think it'd flow smoother if he answered first anyways.

Loved it, D. Though I could definitely see Benedict saying this very similarly to his dissertation aboard the battleship in Star Trek, that was what sold it for me. Good stuff.

EDIT: Although, I'm having a thought.

If we're trying to prevent a superweapon from being built, and Seros knows about the nature of the weapon and how they're using Force-sensitives to get what they need, it would only be logical for him to at least consider getting the Council involved. And that is something I'm not sure we want to be doing for the sake of keeping things simple, RP wise. Regardless, I feel it's an idea that should be addressed in character, amongst all the players. Maybe convince Seros not to (which in these particular circumstances would/could be difficult) or maybe investigate ways that we could incorporate/write their involvement in as side events to keep the story believable and mainly focus on what we're doing as a group. I wouldn't mind doing that. My main thing is to make the story as believable as possible.

And here I'm now starting to think that people might start regretting having at least a former Order member on the team.
I dunno. I want to keep the writing as simple as we can, and NOT have any others sign on into our SL for the sake of time and speed. I'm merely trying to think how Seros would.

I may have a way to allow the Mysterious Man to become involved without adding more writers to the mix. I could make it so that Zooey is one of his people, it would give him first hand knowledge of the Eye and make a good story for me. I figure that could kill two birds with one stone, he'd have his information and I could get rid of an NPC that I never use.

I find this acceptable to me. Just keep in mind that the eye will need to be completely assembled, and then integrated into the superweapon at some point. It needs to fire just once for my own story purposes...but beyond that, if its taken out of the weapon afterwards, split up, destroyed, etcetera...don't really care.


Im telling you I fell in love with Benedict...a practical living avatar of Dante, who's every bit as spiciest and superior as he is; I would have become interested in Star Trek sooner if I had known such a character existed. I have to confess into darkness was my first Trek film.

As for keeping it simple, I think that should be a priority, though I do agree its something that should be addressed IC. Believability is a big one for me too - I think we're similar in that we both project our characters as faithfully as possible to their own personalities. I think Dante would think the idea silly...the superweapon, while a big deal on the naval scale, wouldn't make too big of a splash on a galactic scale. The weapon was designed to even things on the fleet level; to make up for the small Syndicate fleet when pitted against larger fleets. As far being in the same arena as a planet or system ender like the crusher os DS...I think Dante would honestly die laughing at the thought.

Liya doesn't trust the Jedi, especially not the organized order, and I may be able to drop some clues to that in my next post. That might give Seros another reason for caution.

You don't have to be hasty in dropping clues before I verbally forward it. lol. Let it flow naturally, I guess.

I assume we'll be at our destination in the next few posts?

touche

Amazing what a little drama does for posting frequency!