Alright, I'll try to remember. It was updated 5-10 minutes ago most recently, so if you haven't checked since before then and are planning on colonizing something, checking might be good.

Icuownage and Killerwatt, your request to enter the NWO has been accepted.

You have both been sent Exobreaker A-4 blueprints as a joining gift.

Thank you, but what does it do? :blink:

Well right now I am focusing resources into the sinabo system to fully develop the two planets that I hold there as well as the two aquatic planets that I hold in the fadou system.

(for the sinabo system I own a rocky planet and a desert planet)

It's a military suit, body armour type thing, Killer.

Ok on my planet

 

I currently have

 

10M Population

 

80B Budget

 

and my GPD is 105000000000

 

My growth rate is 4% next year I will have 1040000 population

 

I begin construction on a shipyard (anyone mind telling me how long that takes)

 

I also begin to create a military training camp, with an elite turret program, to help me get people into the full rotation dome turrets.

 

I use my last free technology to get a breakthrough into genetics, not fully mastered, just able to start the cloning process and shizz, but they still die and stuff.

 

I start to research advanced genetics

 

and begins plans on creating a mining company.

 

Can some people give me some figures on these?

A basic shipyard should take 3-5 years to compelte, I think.

 

To master human cloning, I'd estimate 15 years+, minimum.

 

Your mining company and military program should just be 'ongoing' things that boost your economy/military prowess, I guess.

 

Advanced genetics.. 8 years+, or so.

It's a military suit, body armour type thing, Killer.

Excellent. That means my Veroxians aren't so weak in ground combat anymore. :twisted:

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

 

and also how much would it take to melt a bullet instantly.

Okay I am moving out of the fadou system. Who owns the eresu system?

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

 

and also how much would it take to melt a bullet instantly.

Too much. Besides, you'd then have lumps of molten metal flying at your soldiers.

Can you please, please, please try to come up with some realistic techs?

A basic shipyard should take 3-5 years to compelte, I think.

 

To master human cloning, I'd estimate 15 years+, minimum.

 

Your mining company and military program should just be 'ongoing' things that boost your economy/military prowess, I guess.

 

Advanced genetics.. 8 years+, or so.

 

No I mean set up a program, we haven't got one yet, and if we do, it must be basic, so I'm expanding them.

 

0/15 cloning

advanced genetics0/8

shipyard 0/4

It will be using an extremly powerful supply and its basically a type of paste I can cover my bullets in.

 

 

temp in celcius please.

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

 

and also how much would it take to melt a bullet instantly.

Too much. Besides, you'd then have lumps of molten metal flying at your soldiers.

Can you please, please, please try to come up with some realistic techs?

 

I agree with Ross, if you wanted it to work, it would have to disintegrate it, and as a bullet is fast, it would have to do it in a flash...

Hex, if it uses an extremely powerful power supply, how is it a paste on bullets? Unless you have your bullets wired to a generator, good luck with that. Also, nothing feasible would melt it instantly. It would first have to melt the outerlayers, then the inner and so on.

 

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It will be using an extremly powerful supply and its basically a type of paste I can cover my bullets in.

 

 

temp in celcius please.

It just wouldn't work.

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

 

and also how much would it take to melt a bullet instantly.

Too much. Besides, you'd then have lumps of molten metal flying at your soldiers.

Can you please, please, please try to come up with some realistic techs?

 

I agree with Ross, if you wanted it to work, it would have to disintegrate it, and as a bullet is fast, it would have to do it in a flash...

I know that, what heat would be required to do it in a flash.

or what would be a suitible surivival temp of a flame [developmentally delayed]ent which should be able to survive the melting point of a bullet

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

They're a bit hard to describe, but imagine a humanoid Bearded Dragon. :)

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Uh... no. It would lose all shape and separate apart, and then solidify again in un-aerodynamic pieces, and fall to the ground. Even if it did hit the person, it would maybe burn them a bit, but also lose most of it's penetrating ability.

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Uh... no. It would lose all shape and separate apart, and then solidify again in un-aerodynamic pieces, and fall to the ground. Even if it did hit the person, it would maybe burn them a bit, but also lose most of it's penetrating ability.

I was just trying to be clever.

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Uh... no. It would lose all shape and separate apart, and then solidify again in un-aerodynamic pieces, and fall to the ground. Even if it did hit the person, it would maybe burn them a bit, but also lose most of it's penetrating ability.

I was just trying to be clever.

Whoops, thought you were hex. I didn't really look at the name/avatar, I just assumed it was him haha.

Killer, you got a pic of veroxians?

 

They're a bit hard to describe, but imagine a humanoid Bearded Dragon. :)

Ok,

 

what I want to make is a sort of plastic/polymer that can survive extreme heats while bieng thin.

I also need it to be bendable and durable.

 

Origionally I was thinking of a paste which can be painted on which lowers heat.

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Uh... no. It would lose all shape and separate apart, and then solidify again in un-aerodynamic pieces, and fall to the ground. Even if it did hit the person, it would maybe burn them a bit, but also lose most of it's penetrating ability.

I was just trying to be clever.

Whoops, thought you were hex. I didn't really look at the name/avatar, I just assumed it was him haha.

That hurts.

If a molten bullet hit someone it would most likely do more damage.

Uh... no. It would lose all shape and separate apart, and then solidify again in un-aerodynamic pieces, and fall to the ground. Even if it did hit the person, it would maybe burn them a bit, but also lose most of it's penetrating ability.

I was just trying to be clever.

Whoops, thought you were hex. I didn't really look at the name/avatar, I just assumed it was him haha.

That hurts.

I don't think that warranted a facepalm.