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[RedKing]

After a month an a half of prep work, my BSG forum game is underway! (see sig for link)

A WINNER IS ME! 

Also fun watching Aurora groan under the combined weight of about 1300 individual vessels (Cylon zerg rush FTW)

Oh gog. We're so screwed. The Opposition moves for accepting surrender at the first opportunity. 

((jk))

Hey, I promised you guys red dots. AND RED DOTS YOU SHALL HAVE.

Besides, every good RPG starts off with the hero(es) fleeing the home village as it's destroyed by a vast army too large to even think about fighting. 

[SalmonGod]

This robot is fascinating

Edit:  Fixed

[Aklyon]

No, sometimes the hometown is just set on fire and they're promptly fleeing from that.

[Bauglir]

This robot is fascinating

Google+ is a robot?

[SalmonGod]

This robot is fascinating

Google+ is a robot?

Woops!!

Here it is

[miauw62]

Wow, that's one awesome robot.
The top comment is very true tough.
It DOES need lazers.

[Frumple]

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

[Hanslanda]

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

It's possible to achieve enuff dakka. You'd just have to make everything into a gun that fired everything at everything at a rate of fire so great it's unimaginably vast.

Mind you, the physics and logistics of this would be a wee bit complicated. Everytime I try to picture it, I picture the entire multiverse contracting into a single point, then shooting itself at itself.

[Vorthon]

Oh god this is priceless.

[Oliolli]

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

It's possible to achieve enuff dakka. You'd just have to make everything into a gun that fired everything at everything at a rate of fire so great it's unimaginably vast.

Mind you, the physics and logistics of this would be a wee bit complicated. Everytime I try to picture it, I picture the entire multiverse contracting into a single point, then shooting itself at itself.

But if you had enuff dakka, that would mean that any more dakka would be too much dakka. That, as you probably understand, is simply not possible. Thus, there can not be enuff dakka.

[SalmonGod]

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

It's possible to achieve enuff dakka. You'd just have to make everything into a gun that fired everything at everything at a rate of fire so great it's unimaginably vast.

Mind you, the physics and logistics of this would be a wee bit complicated. Everytime I try to picture it, I picture the entire multiverse contracting into a single point, then shooting itself at itself.

So the Big Bang is the only point in the history of the universe that there has been enuff dakka?

[Hanslanda]

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

It's possible to achieve enuff dakka. You'd just have to make everything into a gun that fired everything at everything at a rate of fire so great it's unimaginably vast.

Mind you, the physics and logistics of this would be a wee bit complicated. Everytime I try to picture it, I picture the entire multiverse contracting into a single point, then shooting itself at itself.

So the Big Bang is the only point in the history of the universe that there has been enuff dakka?

Hell. Yes. 

Meh, that caveat is largely worthless. Everything needs lasers. It's a universal truth, similar to the impossibility of achieving enough dakka.

It's possible to achieve enuff dakka. You'd just have to make everything into a gun that fired everything at everything at a rate of fire so great it's unimaginably vast.

Mind you, the physics and logistics of this would be a wee bit complicated. Everytime I try to picture it, I picture the entire multiverse contracting into a single point, then shooting itself at itself.

But if you had enuff dakka, that would mean that any more dakka would be too much dakka. That, as you probably understand, is simply not possible. Thus, there can not be enuff dakka.

There is no such thing as too much dakka. Even if you had enuff dakka, more dakka is always welcome. Dakka is like booze at a college party. You can never have enough, even when you have enough. If someone shows up with more, you're gonna be like, "Fuck yeah, come on in man! We can always use some more of this shit!"

[SalmonGod]

What he's saying is identifying a point of sufficiency doesn't necessarily mean beyond that point is excessive.  So if we could figure out how to out-dakka The Big Bang, that would be totally cool.

[Hanslanda]

I think we'd stop calling it the Big Bang after that.

[Mego]

I think we'd stop calling it the Big Bang after that.

The Big-But-Not-Quite-That-Big Bang? Or we could just call ours the Bigger Bang.