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Author Topic: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC  (Read 13742 times)

Criptfeind

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #45 on: May 11, 2017, 11:40:58 pm »

A

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #46 on: May 12, 2017, 04:56:00 am »

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #47 on: May 12, 2017, 07:00:24 am »

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #48 on: May 12, 2017, 08:44:57 am »

C, I feel like amoral people might be tempted to sell us out to aliens and SPAMKINGDOM already taught us the issues of allowing a nutjob to hold any degree of power.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #49 on: May 12, 2017, 10:48:47 am »

B because that person is eccentric.

That's just being Australianly described. "Mad as a hatter". :P

AMoral could be unethical so that can be good or bad depending on situation. (Like, y'know, babies and other stuff .-.; test subjects, people, etc) Reckless can be speedy but careless so it's extremes on both sides.
And all these are assumptions but B or C feel better off.

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A- Fenix Trotter, Bio-Medical Specialist with an interest in Genetic Manipulation. Amoral.
B- Natalia Wilk, Quantum Physicist with an interest in High Energy Fields. Mad as a Hatter.
C- Bruce North, Materials Scientist with an interest in Advanced Robotics. Reckless.
Actually all fields can be painted a possible sci-fi stereotype given the professions and singular characteristics. :P

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A bit more. :P When a GM gets these, they're probably doing good and have a playerbase.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #50 on: May 12, 2017, 11:38:54 am »

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I'll come back in a bit, shall I?

Well look at it this way: page 4 and already 9+ active voters :3
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #51 on: May 12, 2017, 08:33:04 pm »

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CCCC+1 Contingent C (Contingency?)

You hire Bruce North, a native Australian and a brilliant materials scientist with a reputation for valuing results and speed over proper lab safety and experimental protocols. He'll be contacted immediately, and should arrive at the SGC building in a week or two.

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The away team checks in as normal, but reports that they're still analyzing the object. Further gate exploration yields nothing of particular interest.

Late June

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The SG teams investigating the signal (Planet P-4Y-J886) report back that they've narrowed down the purpose and method of the object to a limit subset of possibilities. The object isn't generating the ELF signal, per se, instead it's generating a phased EM beam which aimed directly upwards, striking a very local section of the ionosphere. The ionosphere vibrates like a struck drumhead and creates the ELF signal you've detected, which explains how the device can generate such low frequency signals without a wire many kilometers in length. That's the why of it. How it's generated the phased EM beam is still unknown.

As to the purpose, the scientific leads on the SG teams are divided. One believes the ELF waves are acting as a ground penetrating scanner, with the specific pulsed frequency being used to detect something beneath the surface of the planet -such as an oil deposit or a certain kind of ore- and represents a revolutionary breakthrough in how we could image the deeper layers of the earth's crust.  The second believes the ELF signal on the planet surface is a byproduct of the interaction between the planet's ionosphere and the device, and that, from space, it's very likely to create a very noticeable distortion. It could be a navigation buoy, a warning beacon, or a thousand other things, but he believes it's primarily mean to create a space visible signal.

Either way, it warrants further study. The first scientist wants to establish a field base around the device, perhaps even deploy a light mining rig to test his hypothesis about mineral detection. The second wants to transfer the device back to the SGC for study in a controlled environment, and believes that he can deactivate it, but is unsure if he can reactivate it or what that would even do back on Earth.

A- Exert some funds and people to establish a forward base on P-4Y-J886, with the intention of testing the hypothesis that it is indeed a mining tool.
B- Deactivate the device and haul it back to the SGC to be studied there.
C- Exert some funds and people to establish a forward base on P-4Y-J886, with the intention of creating a controlled environment so that additional testing can be done while the device is still active.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #52 on: May 12, 2017, 08:35:50 pm »

C, we figure out what it does before going any further with it.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #53 on: May 12, 2017, 08:42:40 pm »

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #54 on: May 12, 2017, 10:28:42 pm »

Yep, C.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #55 on: May 12, 2017, 11:27:34 pm »

You decide to set up a minor research base on P-4Y-J886, sending a steady stream of people and materials through the Gate. It's a cold posting, and your researchers estimate that it could be several months before they have something for you.

Mid July, 2017

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On the 18th of July, in the year 2017, SG-7 becomes the first team to discover intelligent life outside planet Earth. While chasing down a radiation signature on P-7K-S005, SG-7 discovered an Alien city, built around an enormous Ziggurat. Fascinatingly, the inhabitants of the city are completely human in appearance, and are a bizarrely good match to the ancient Aztecs in terms of their dress and architectural style. Technology appears to be bronze age, and there's a notable absence of weapons or guards.

The radiation readings detected by SG-7 appear to be coming from inside the Ziggurat.

SG-7, in light of the development in their mission, is requesting new orders.

A- Have SG-7 do some light recon to determine the size of the city and its surroundings, then return to the gate.
B- Have SG-7 make contact with the locals as a small, inoffensive group.
C- Recall SG-7 immediately and send in a new team with a security detail and a translation specialist in order to build rapport with the locals.
D- Recall SG-7 immediately and kit out a tactical team and armored vehicles. Head straight for the Ziggurat and secure whatever is giving off readings.

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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #56 on: May 12, 2017, 11:53:46 pm »

Can we have C, but with D on standby?
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #57 on: May 12, 2017, 11:58:09 pm »

A. Barging in with no preparation is how you discover the people are canniibals after your team is gone. Or that the mysterious device they talk about is a death ray while looking at someone's disintegrated remains. Or that yes, they do hide advanced weaponry under their clothing and hate aliens.

Gotta prepare. A shouldn't hurt us unless they mess up and somehow get caught. We should do some recon before contact.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #58 on: May 13, 2017, 12:01:24 am »

Thats why I want C and D. C to do light recon and not instantly die if needed, and then D to attempt to save asses when it turns out that this is a particularly poorly written episode.
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Re: SpamGate: General Grigorian Longwynnfellych of the Australian SGC
« Reply #59 on: May 13, 2017, 12:23:22 am »

C isn't light recon, though.

Say for example they are cannibals and particularly like ganging up to attack people with overwhelming numbers. SG-7 heads over there, says hi, gets a little bit trusting, then they get eaten. Then we send in backup.
But if we do actual recon such as A, then we can know whether they're cannibals beforehand.

I mean, I'm sure they're not cannibals. But that's my motto here. "Every new person you meet could in fact be a space cannibal."
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