It seems your wanton massacre has affected the tribe. They're now running from our probes.
I would like to request an excursion to the planet. For plant and tissue samples, for contagions, and to hopefully rectify the situation so they are not so fearful of their new masters.
I would require, if allowed, a botanist, microbiologist, six interns (two each for the scientists and two medical interns for me), four non-sod guards, and equipment to match.
Fuck it, we're going live. Take the above mentioned and deploy a km away from the tribe. Have a probe return every 3 hours so I can request additional supplies and what not, or begin to mount an evac in case of hostiles. Also take along some equipment to get an idea of what the giant planet thing is doing to this planet, and some countermeasures to preserve our own life. Also include what amounts to a FoB.
We'll assume you get yourself and deploy 1 km away in the middle of the jungle.
Spiders send in a couple robots and a sod. see if they tear them apart or infest the sod. If they don't, then send in a robot with food. If they do, send them home, I guess. I don't really have any end game with the spiders. They and their universe don't seem useful to us, really.
Caverns elevate all colonies by placing them on platforms above the ground (if this helps with the gravity gradient).
Send a science team to do experiments on the unnatural (continent sized) sapphire that Gus got his sapphire from.
locate caverns with lighter gravity, and if one is found that is more suitable for colonization, move the colony there.
Fungalverse what was the environment like? Send a second probe, to a point high enough up that it wold be in orbit if this universe works the way ours does, and see what is out there.
Time permitting, Send probes to new universes:
0, 7, 7
7, 0, 7
7, 7, 0
Finally: wiki people take note: remove the blacklist designation from orgyverse.
They do not eat or attack the robots or sods. They seem cautiously curious, but since the robots and sod aren't attacking them, they don't attack back.
That reduces it, though now they have the problems of microgravity.
What are you looking for in terms of experiments? We know it is chemically and structurally identical to our sapphires here in our universe.
Searching. There are sections of this cavern that are higher and thus have lower gravity.
The environment is fairly earth like, though the oxygen concentrations are too low for us. It's also darker and more humid, like a boggy overcast summer's day. The orbit probe doesn't return.
No time today
Yes, as long as that universe is not completely inhospitable then it should be able to accommodate colonists given time to set up infrastructure.
My advice would be to do the following steps:
1) Send over some more resources so the people currently there don't starve if there's problems. Or take them back or set up a close monitoring system, to ensure they don't get stranded.
2) Load the parameters of the universe into a VR machine and run an AI on it for a little while. That should allow you to get an idea of how the colony would tackle the issues presented, without having to commit just yet.
3) Send a small sample of Heabi and/or sharkmist over in a controlled way with plenty of failsaves and contingencies, to check for possible weird effects.
4) Then, if you are satisfied with the results from VR testing and sample test, select the colony modules you need (or follow the AI's recommendations) and send them over. Probably best to keep monitoring its progress closely, this would be its first extra-universal field test, after all.
Be sure to coordinate with Dester and Saint during all of this, though I probably don't need to tell you that.
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Dester I sent a message to Saint and General Miyamoto requesting we attempt our first sharkmist colony in the cavern/cave-verse as it is rich with resources, but not with life support. This was General Miyamoto's response. This plan of action seems reasonable to me and I would like to get started on it. Any objections?
If there is no objections from Saint or Dester
1) Send over more resources to cave-verse so the people currently there don't starve
2) Load the parameters of the universe into a VR machine and run an AI on it for a little while to get an idea of how the colony would tackle the issues presented
3) Send a small sample of Heabi and/or sharkmist over in a very remote section of the cave-verse with camera probes to see how it reacts to the new universe
Done
Which universe? Cave verse? The auto-colony would probably attempt to terraform, since the major problem is a complete lack of nutrients. Failing that, it would create the best possible recycling system it could, but even that would eventually fail since you can never get 100% back.
It doesn't do anything. As in, without signals or control the samples just sit there.
Did you process those new universes? Which universe did the damaged probe return from?
If you missed them, send probes to new universes (7,7,49), (70,70,490), (-777,-777,-777).
Lodge a complaint regarding the structural integrity of ARM datapads with whoever I feel is most appropriate to whine to on Hephaestus. Demand a free replacement.
7,7,49 was the only one not null.
You get another datapad after screaming about the fragility of the first one at an intercom speaker. The speaker is one way.
Have the probe keep its distance from the Cocoons, and search for signs of anything moving between them. Immediately halt that if another M26 member objects to it
Just detach.
I believe you may want to contact your superior officers about the applications of speeches if they are having such effects. As far as I know, they should not be directly altering reality and any symptoms of such may be signs of an anomaly or the further decay of our universe.
And I would call into question the effectiveness of my messages until they have been deployed, for it is hard to write a speech knowing neither the exact audience nor the precise circumstances. If you believe it to be useful, I could indeed record more messages, though they are only as effective as well-written propaganda at best, I could indeed try my hand at a rallying speech, but past experience tells me that encouragement is the very last possible thing our forces need. Is there any specific circumstance you feel you would need a speech for?
Well in that case the probe wanders the darkness for a while and finds microscopic particles of something, but thats it.
In that case you would be able to detach the plates while keeping the one plate till you return.
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