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[BaconSoda]

Baconsoda, please read and respond to the counter arguments - all of them, not just the one you like - instead of just quoting Blodo and agreeing with him. If you had, you'd realize that it's not a project of that scale. It's the size of the Ring, but far less complex. It has nothing to do with a gas giant. The nearest gas giant is on the other side of the system. Aside from that, remember, Outcasts use slaves on their plantation. In my opinion, they'd probably use slaves as factory workers instead of soiling precious Maltese hands. They tend to be a bit stuck up that way.

I did. I just thought that I might try reason again. Afterall, two people can often sway opinions better than one.

Upward power spirals are great, aren't they? The rate at which population, technology, and basically civilization is growing in Discovery is staggering. It's rather silly, and that's the point I am trying to get across. It starts with "A tiny planetoid", then the OCs have a claim at being richer than Liberty, hands down the richest group of peoples in the sector, because they have a bigger station than them, not to mention Bretonia, Rheinland, and Kusari, which are all portrayed as being much richer than any other single entity in the game. Then the Corsairs have to get one, then the Houses all have to catch up with entities which are logically both smaller and poorer than them, and it just gets more and more ridiculous from there. Before you know it, the GC can buy Kusari Battleships and the LWB have Hessian-captured Osirises out the bum.

Slippery slope? It may be, but look at Discovery, it's one with a precedent, to use that word that everyone spouts out so much.

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[8:32:45 PM] Dusty Lens: Oh no, let me get that. Hello? Oh it's my grandma. She says to be roleplay.
[12:49:19 AM] Elgatodiablo: You know its nice that you have all that proof and all, Bacon... but I just don't believe you.