The_Mather1

Arch, what about jet engines? They are the result of further developing propellers, and they're more than twice as efficient. You could say something will barely improve, that's because the real improvement is done by taking the initial technology and creating something based on the same principle instead of continuing work on the old technology. Another example would be the cutting torch and the plasma cutter, or taking it further, fire and the plasma cutter. And using USBs was a response to Icu. Also Icu, the collective data of the internet is a few petabytes, a few thousand terabytes, going by the fact that a lot of that is videos, something the human mind, to my knowledge, cannot store, only generate using other information. Saying the human mind is about 1 terabyte would actually be a pretty generous estimate. If I were to guess, I'd say the personality and the human mind itself only takes up 10-20 gigabytes, the long-term memory takes about 200-600 gigabytes (depending on age and knowledge) and the short-term memory takes up no more than 1-5 gigabytes at most. [bleep], now I want to upload myself onto a computer... I think I would fit on my D drive... Thinking over it a second time makes me even more sure, goodbye concerns about my non-existent lovelife.

Money, maybe, but 1 EC is 1/100th kT, so you might have to sing for a year before you can afford to make that weapon. Also note that it'll liley cost less than 10kT so you can just ask for some materials.

Allowance, payment, mining or stealing/looting.

Lynx, research is still puzzles, making it costs kT.

Yeah, but I used Micro SD because I know what the current max capacity is and because they are the smallest memory storage units that I know of. A USB stick stripped of its plastic shielding can be called a micro chip too, and going by the fact that they're around 50 times larger than Micro SDs that adds up to some serious maximum storage capacity. We may not be at the point where it is possible to store a human mind on a microchip yet, but we're close and only a miniscule breakthrough away (probably high-temperature superconductors) from getting the chips. Also, I just recently found out that I've got µ (Mu or Micro for those that didn't know) at Alt-Gr+M.

Yeah, I just wanted to make sure since it'd be a real pain in the ass too have a stroke, shock, seizure, panic attack or asphyxiation on the battlefield or when piloting a ship.

We have no phobias, allergies or illnesses like hyperlipidemia, anemia or diabetes unless we specify so ourselves, right?

Arch, I think it it'd actually be possible to create a large enough microship to store a human mind, or at least his full knowledge. After all, we have managed to create Micro SDs (phone memory chips) that can hold up to a terrabyte.

Lynx, still, if you get on the pirate ship before anyone notices, then it would just make the situation worse. And if you want pain, thermal is the way to go, that way we only risk burning your skin as opposed to your flesh. Oh, and torture/entertainment, what are you? A masochist?

Holy [cabbage] this computer is amazing, Black Ops runs seamlessly on full graphics even though I didn't end a single process beforehand.

Lynx, I could, but I don't think a shock would be so wise, I'd make that a transporter beacon if I were you.

Top Gear is only just entertaining enough to watch when there's nothing else on early in the afternoon, I've seen two episodes of Doctor Who at school and it's not exactly my sort of sci-fi, I think I may have seen something named The Colony, though I'm not sure, Outlaw Star sounds like an old western series and Gilmore Girls... I used to watch that when I was ten I think, though only for a month or so. It's not like I lack anything to watch, there's Game of Thrones and I still have a few hundred episodes of Pokémon left. But Stargate was special. At the very first episode I saw, which was of Stargate Atlantis, I fell in love with the franchise. It didn't exactly put me off to know that the original film is as old as me. And then the last episode that will ever be aired last night in the US and both the upcoming films have been cancelled. This is the second or third worst I've ever felt, I'm not sure if it beats my old dog being put down due to cancer. I'm actually crying as I am writing this. EDIT: ICU, Network and Sharing center>Change Adapter settings>Hamachi>Right-click>Disable.

I'm probably going to be depressed for quite some time... I miss Stargate already! :cry:

I saw one in the electronics store yesterday that cost 1,999kr, ~365$, but then again it was quite large and I think it was an Apple product.

Wow, speech recognition even works here. That's amazing. :grin:

[hide='Civilian]Shape: Human Powersource: Arc reactor Lifesupport: Oxygen recycler Propulsion: Anti/-graviton thrusters x 4 (feet and palms) Flight: Flight stabilization system Movement: Varied, optimized Controls: Biometric Hull: Titanium Cost: 200 kT[/hide] [hide='Military]Shape: Human Powersource: Arc reactor Lifesupport: Oxygen recycler Weapons: Anti-graviton beams x 2 (palms) Mini-missiles x 10 (shoulders) Propulsion: Anti/-graviton thrusters x 4 (feet and palms) Flight: Flight stabilization system Movement: Varied, optimized Controls: Biometric Hull: Titanium Cost: 390 kT[/hide] [hide='Combat Medic] Shape: Human Powersource: Arc reactor Lifesupport: Oxygen recycler Weapons: Anti-graviton beams x 2 (palms) Mini-missiles x 10 (shoulders) Propulsion: Anti/-graviton thrusters x 4 (feet and palms) Flight: Flight stabilization system Movement: Varied, optimized Controls: Biometric Hull: Titanium Other: Defibrilator, medical nanites, stimulator, tranquilizer Cost: 405.95 kT[/hide]

Yay, new computer; Packard Bell iExtreme A6822 NCD. It'll be nice to have a computer I can actually use for gaming.

I wouldn't call falling out of bed life threatning if not for that the cut to my back would likely bleed a lot and that my head would land half a meter before my body, I've already got a messed up neck, poping several times just as I tilt my head.

I can be glad I don't have parasomnia, I sleep about 1.6 meter above the floor with next to nothing keeping me from rolling out and if I did, I would grace the corner of my glass desk and land with my head on a wooden crate. Put simply, to me falling out of bed would be pretty much fatal, killing me by breaking my neck one place and maybe my back in another, giving me a concussion and create a deep cut in my back.

Icu, they're better than nothing, and used together with stimulants they might actually work on a regular basis. Regardless, the nanites can take care of the damage they cause.

Just as a notice, the combat medic version of my suit is going to be very expensive, around 2.5 times as expensive as the military version, apparently the stimulators and tranquilizers cost at least the same as the civilian version each and the defibrilator costs 2.5 times as much as it by its own. Nanites however are cheap, a supply of medical nanites costing 50 kT at max. Wait, that's EC not kT. Civilian(unarmed): 200 kT Military(armed): 390 kT Combat Medic: 405.95 kT

Name: Håkon Age: 22 Race: Human Fighter Class: Berserker (generally stronger, faster and more violent when pissed off or under the influence of any chemical, but also loses capabillity of strategic thinking) Bio: Håkon was had moved to (Japan?) close to three years earlier. Despite his massive build and general barbarian-like apearance he was actually getting a master's degree in astrophysics and he was taking game creations as a side-study. I chose Mathu as my partner.

It's already uploaded to photobucket. [img=http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss280/mather1/FaladorTavern.png] I made it pixel by pixel.

I was bored:

Would it be possible to get some alternatives for race and class?