@epitaph200
Joined on July 4th, 2017, this user has been a member for 3,308 days and is the 47th person to register an account.
Has 782 submissions, the first one uploaded on September 29th, 2016 and the most recent on February 9th, 2020.
Of those, 54 have been featured and 43 have won Users' Choice.
On average, each submission earns 6,668 downloads.
In total, they have been download 5,114,504 times.
Counting every individual stickfigure, including the contents of all packs, this user has technically made and submitted 1,139 stickfigures.
On average, when this user rates stickfigures, they are 76% positive.
Has made 9,801 comments on non-activity pages of the site. Alternatively, this user has made 35,381 comments on actual activity pages of the site.
This user also has been featured in the Animation Spotlights 4 times.
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This is too basic, give him an actual appearance rather than being just a stickfigure
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A Rogan Josh?
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Alternatively could be the wall of a prison full of Weeaboos
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I love Rome Total War
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Note that there’s about 4 Billion in the LAVR military alone, let alone the entire faction’s population
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Not really. The only ones around are either slaves, pirates or merchants, selling off their rare earthling goods.
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By most races aside from the Charcadons and Solarians, they’re seen as warmongering savages that strip they’re own city worlds of recources and STILL use religions despite the fact they should’ve moved on by then. Most races in CD are either 100% atheistic or gave up on their religions once science gave them answers. Only very few races like the Fenreeshans and Tryquilleeans use religion nowaday, the Tryquilleeans don’t even believe in their religion but they still use it for guidance and culture
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Going that fast would lead to going headfirst into a star.
Lightspeed on the other hand is slow enough that a path can be programmed that can avoid smashing into celestial objects and will have the warning to knock the user out of lightspeed if they come near something too big to lightspeed around like a red giant star or god forbid a black hole
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True, but only a few, considering little is known about humanity
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It’s similar to what they do in Mass Effect, bending particals around the ship to prevent it from tearing its own atoms to shreds. The actual getting to light speed bit is undecided though. There’s a reason but humans just haven’t discovered it yet but they have so we can only guess.
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Well I’m heavily bound to science and i also can’t use anything that’d drain the ship’s battery in a minute
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Light speed travel is used for short journeys but mostly it’s portals, whether by folding space-time to create a wormhole or by using inter-dimensional drives to pass into a form of space where every metre could equate to millions of miles, however that’s only really on Verrinian Republic and Union ships, and the big ones too. There are smaller ships that have achieved it too but cannot mach the speed of the larger ones.
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It’s not easy to add things into CD without adept creativity.
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1) the reason you don’t see mass robot armies is because of EMPs, which are already in wide use due to the devastating might of some of the strongest faction’s vehicles like the AOW Havoc Walker and Union Advancer, Arch Advancer and Arch Advancer Primes.
2) while humanity did indeed get advanced enough to create super intelligent AI, they never did since creating a treaty to ban the creation of free thinking AI.
3) The Kracknos and Neurox like the Solarions enough to let them in the AOW.
4) there are some robots created for mundane tasks like farming, construction, cleaning, cooking, all that jazz. Some even for the military but aren’t very ccommon due to the aforementioned EMP weaponry widely available. None of the bots look human though.
5) I’m trying my best to leave humanity out of this as much as possible. I hate it when watching a sci-fi thing and either the protagonists are human or all the aliens are gust humans with f**king green skin (lookin’ at you Gomora). I want it to be special when a human appears, to be one of those “HOLY S**T IT’S A HUMAN” sorts of moments. They’re unimaginably rare so making as little ties to them as possible is essential to keeping them special
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Water worlds aren’t very creative but are existent. However, Arscalcia, Fenreesha and Wetiece steal that idea. Arscalcia being an earth like world with lots of lakes and oceans, Fenreesha being 95% water on it’s surface and Wetiece being full of huge craters and caverns full of water, a popular hiding spot for Space Pirates.
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