( text | un: revan )

[warcried]

I haven't been awake long, but I've been trying to read up on what I can, so a couple of quick questions:

1. Anyone managed to get past one of the locked doors yet? Either with force or another way. I know people were trying, but I haven't heard if anyone's succeeded.
2. I was told something about an organic humanoid capable of exiting the station without protective gear. If so, I'd love to talk to you.
3. Other Force-sensitives, I'd appreciate if we established ROEs immediately.

Thanks.

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text; un: tokumei

[neuralnet]

Excuse me, what do you mean by "Force-sensitive"?

[warcried]

That's a long story, and one that isn't immediately relevant. They know who they are.

[ then, because that was a little abrupt: ] For the sake of simplicity, let's call it a type of energy source.

[neuralnet]

There is at least one person here who draws energy from the sun. I'm not sure if that's the sort of thing you're looking for.

un: rocipilot

[donkeyballs]

Hey, hey now.

ROE as in Rules of Engagement?

I'm thinkin that maybe 'no engagements' should be the obvious rule there.

[warcried]

Casual use of the term. Force users don't always get along, and I'd like for us all to agree to disagree and play nicely together.

[donkeyballs]

You mean the other people that can float glasses around?

Still thinkin' that whatever disagreements you all have, this ain't the time or the place for them.

audio; un: alucard

[reposing]

None of the doors have been unlocked or broken down as of yet.

I do not know the skills of others, but if I have enough time to gather my strength, then it might be possible.

[warcried]

I'm a pretty heavy-hitter, [ little bit of an understatement there. ] so I don't mind volunteering for that if the consensus is we want to go that route. Or I could help hold the infrastructure in place while someone else does the bashing.

[reposing]

[He's curious to know how that works, but... another time.]

Not unwise. We should determine who will have the strength to attempted this feat and organize accordingly.

text; un: aphrodite

[wingstosee]

uh. i can answer a few of these but they're going to sound bad? so

1. sort of? it depends how you mean "get past." a few people fell through them but they didn't get all the way in, so they just. kind of got stuck.

2. i saw that! i'll let him speak for himself, but he's really nice. i haven't tried yet but it might be possible for me too?

3. i have no idea what a force-sensitive is. or roe apart from fish eggs.

sorry. i'm not sure any of that is actually helpful.

[warcried]

I heard something about that. It's interesting. Some kind of security mechanism, I suppose.

"Might be?"

[wingstosee]

mm. i don't know?
if the door can let people go through it...
then maybe that's how it's supposed to work, and it's just malfunctioning.
there are a lot of different ways to look at it, you know?

oh. well, i've never exactly been out in space in the first place?
and i know humans can't do that...
but i'm not a human. so, like. you never know?

un: brightness_kholin

[veristitalian]

If you break into the station walls it activates a defence mechanism. You begin to feel weak, and eventually fall to the ground.

[warcried]

I've never heard of something like that. Sounds like a gas, maybe? A drug?
How far away does the effect work? I don't have to be anywhere near the wall/door in question.

[veristitalian]

You can examine the inside of the wall, stand with your hands in it, and touch the wires. When you begin to act with an intent to destroy then it drops you. Literally acting at the wrong twist of your wrist. It's an incredibly specialized effect.

text; un: socorro

[warfares]

Attempts to force the doors or, indeed, damage the station seem to trigger a set of defensive measures that have been challenging to overcome.

[warcried]

That's what I'm being told. Some kind of AI is my guess, considering the particulars of the response. I'm wondering if it can be done remotely, though, and if so, how remotely it needs to be.

un: palpatine

[merging]

FYI most people won't just announce they're Force sensitive.

But anyways what's up? I'd like to get stuff sorted out peacefully, but obviously that's not always possible.

[warcried]

They don't have to. It's not difficult to sense.

It needs to be as close to peaceful as we can manage, for the sake of the integrity of this station if nothing else.

un: raeh

[purpose]

Why should any Force sensitives believe you're going to play by a set of rules?

For all they know, you could just be making a list of targets.

[warcried]

Targets for what? If I was inclined toward murder, I'd hardly need for you to come to me to do it.

un: apollo2

[solarcharged]

There's a group of us getting together to tackle the doors by force but a few people have become trapped in them before now. By all means have a go yourself, but be warned. Some of those doors fight back.

And with regards to point number 2, I think it's me you're looking for. My name's Apollo.

[warcried]

[ ah, the organic in question. ]

I was warned about the way they react to people trying to open them. I think I'm going to try to do it from a distance, though.
Has anyone located access panels for them and tried opening them that way?

A pleasure, Apollo. Call me Revan.
You've actually been outside the station?

un: page

[subplot]

If you get the name of the person that's able to leave without protective gear, could you pass their name along to me? I'd like to talk to them.

I've been working on the doors ever since arriving, but reached a road block when one of the doors tried absorbing my arms. I'm keeping track of the network to see if anyone mentions any successes with unlocking some, but so far nothing's turned up.

[warcried]

His name is Apollo, using the network ID apollo2.

Yes, the more I hear about it, the more I'm certain there has to be some sort of intelligence in control of the station. Naturally, that brings up some very concerning questions.