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[piecewise]

Get it here

I'll be putting it up on DrivethruRPG too, for pay what you want. Because someone asked if they could give me money.

Hope it's alright.

(Edit: fixed some weird broken link bugs)

[tryrar]

....wow, PW, where the heck do you even find time for these things? Props to you man, and good work!

[Xantalos]

This thing is badass.

[Yoink]

Ooh, this is really cool.
Don't really have the energy to read through it all just now, but even just dipping a toe in tells me it'll be a fun read.

[Harry Baldman]

That's some elegant worldbuilding right there. Seconding all the props, you magnificent fellow.

[Empiricist]

That's some elegant worldbuilding right there. Seconding all the props, you magnificent fellow.

Likewise.

[Parisbre56]

That's some elegant worldbuilding right there. Seconding all the props, you magnificent fellow.

Likewise.

+1

Oh, object 0024-2259's info section needs the following added to its end, since its info section lacks a return button.

Code: [Select]

\n\n[[Return|01]]

[Radio Controlled]

My phone is apparently capable of opening this, yay! It's very nice indeed, great job PW.

Artifact 5597 says '2040' instead of '2140' or something. I think that's mistaken? Since the first was settled in 2109.

[Doomblade187]

This is great, PW- great job.

[piecewise]

My phone is apparently capable of opening this, yay! It's very nice indeed, great job PW.

Artifact 5597 says '2040' instead of '2140' or something. I think that's mistaken? Since the first was settled in 2109.

That's some elegant worldbuilding right there. Seconding all the props, you magnificent fellow.

Likewise.

+1

Oh, object 0024-2259's info section needs the following added to its end, since its info section lacks a return button.

Code: [Select]

\n\n[[Return|01]]

Updated

[syvarris]

Just finished reading this.  It's very good!

...I'm not really sure what to say aside from that.  I'm somewhat disappointed that it doesn't go as far as discovery of jump points, but there's a lot more information on earth's history than I thought there would be.  I especially like the Aso river virus- humans have been overdue for a pandemic for awhile.

[Radio Controlled]

Just finished reading this.  It's very good!

...I'm not really sure what to say aside from that.  I'm somewhat disappointed that it doesn't go as far as discovery of jump points, but there's a lot more information on earth's history than I thought there would be.  I especially like the Aso river virus- humans have been overdue for a pandemic for awhile.

When I get the time to read it more in depth, I'm gonna try to draw connections between some of the information. Such as the results and consequences of that virus, which might interesting. Hell, it's one of those very rare chances where one can play pseudo-historian. Fragmented sources, extrapolating, cross-referencing... Hmmm.   

[Parisbre56]

One of the reasons I read it as a text file is because I was looking for hidden info. But it seems piecewise didn't think of doing something so obvious as hiding the info in the html code. Perhaps there's some other kind of hidden info in the text though...

[piecewise]

One of the reasons I read it as a text file is because I was looking for hidden info. But it seems piecewise didn't think of doing something so obvious as hiding the info in the html code. Perhaps there's some other kind of hidden info in the text though...

I considered it, but since HTML is so easy to dig through, I figured it wouldn't be hidden enough.

Best way to get info out of me, it seems, is to ask me about stuff on the Plug.dj late at night, when I'm not thinking clearly.

[Tavik Toth]

Is it possible to buy a exact copy of that Automatous Combat Drone?