Empire of AndrewBoard

Cybus1 wrote:

Interesting.

Yes...it is.

Just now thinking about it, the post seems to be a tiny bit....well...okay, a lot longer than I originally wanted.

Felucian Planetary Republic wrote:

At school using a computer for a short while, so I am going to ask this quickly:
Does anyone wish to claim land on Felucia or claim any planets for the future?

Not really.
But the Mandalorian Supercommandos are at your disposal, should you ever need hem.

Felucian Planetary Republic wrote:

That's great to know.

Also, here is what a standard night in a small town on Felucia would look like (with the moon that helped base the design of the Republic's flag):
http://www.sumopaint.com/images/temp/xzjmloltltffqqhg.png

The moon is one of three orbiting Felucia, with the other two moons having slower orbits around the planet.

Very nice!

We contrgulate him and invite him to the Conch House in Key West sometime and to agree on a date when he can make a state visit to us in Geneva, Switzerland.

Cameron wishes to fly down to your capitol to meet him and the outgoing president.

The Orson Empire wrote:

NEWS: The current CEO of the Choe Corporation, Horatio Choe, has recently been arrested by Imperial officials on charges of embezzling millions of Credits, as well as tax invasion. The investigation (which was conducted by the Imperial Intelligence Agency) also revealed that the company has been violating Imperial labor laws and underpaying its workers.

Horatio has been sentenced to 30 years in Camp Omega (located in China), arguably the most brutal labor camp in the Empire. All of Horation's wealth, his estate and any other property he owns has been seized by the Imperial government, essentially leaving Horatio with nothing but the clothes on his back. Meanwhile, the Choe Corporation has been acquired by the Imperial government and is now owned by Turner himself, making this the third company he owns (alongside Daxx Weapons Corporation and the Imperial Hydrogen Corporation). The company is now undergoing major restructuring.

Timmies who invested in the company are worried about its stablity. Is Turner going to buy the shares from them?

A tall, pale skinned male doctor walked into a nearby elevator after having tried his best in a failed surgery. He had to perform surgery on a dying woman that was suffering from an unknown disease which inflated most of her organs to dangerous sizes, but the woman died during the surgery. He had put a red bracelet on her wrist to show the differentiate her body from the live patients whom wore white bracelets. The man walked into the elevator beside a strange looking woman who wore all white clothes, except for the gray fedora that sat upon her head. She stared at the man with a large grin on her face before looking down at the ground to cover her expression. The doctor found this very strange and pressed the button for the 1st floor of the hospital so that he could leave the elevator quickly. The elevator stopped on the second floor, opening up to the woman who died in the doctor's care minutes earlier, with her skin beginning to rot quickly and fall off, but to a point where she was still identifiable. The doctor freaked out and quickly closed the doors in the woman's face, causing the woman in the elevator to question his actions. "That woman died in my care when I was performing surgery on her minutes ago. Didn't you notice the red bracelet on her wrist?" the doctor asked her before the elevator doors opened up. "Oh, you mean like this?" the woman in the elevator lifted up her arm revealing a red wristband with the words "Warning! Possible Rogue Stalker, Keep Distance Away At All Times". The woman's flesh was beginning to rot off, revealing a shadow-like skeletal structure, which is common in the body structure of Stalkers, and dark red eyes. The woman outside of the elevator walked in, staring at the doctor. "We are very hungry. We could use a snack right about now." the women said at the same time as they surrounded the doctor. The elevator doors closed and lifted to the first floor, opening in front of many doctors and nurses in the lobby area. Mass panic followed as the rogue stalkers went on a feeding frenzy.

Also, I feel like I should change the names of the Stalkers. It just seems strange to call them stalkers. Any ideas for a new name for the species?

Cybus1 wrote:

Wow! Interesting!
I'm not sure.

Alright then.

Anyways, should I continue what happens, or should I wait?

Felucian Planetary Republic wrote:

A tall, pale skinned male doctor walked into a nearby elevator after having tried his best in a failed surgery. He had to perform surgery on a dying woman that was suffering from an unknown disease which inflated most of her organs to dangerous sizes, but the woman died during the surgery. He had put a red bracelet on her wrist to show the differentiate her body from the live patients whom wore white bracelets. The man walked into the elevator beside a strange looking woman who wore all white clothes, except for the gray fedora that sat upon her head. She stared at the man with a large grin on her face before looking down at the ground to cover her expression. The doctor found this very strange and pressed the button for the 1st floor of the hospital so that he could leave the elevator quickly. The elevator stopped on the second floor, opening up to the woman who died in the doctor's care minutes earlier, with her skin beginning to rot quickly and fall off, but to a point where she was still identifiable. The doctor freaked out and quickly closed the doors in the woman's face, causing the woman in the elevator to question his actions. "That woman died in my care when I was performing surgery on her minutes ago. Didn't you notice the red bracelet on her wrist?" the doctor asked her before the elevator doors opened up. "Oh, you mean like this?" the woman in the elevator lifted up her arm revealing a red wristband with the words "Warning! Possible Rogue Stalker, Keep Distance Away At All Times". The woman's flesh was beginning to rot off, revealing a shadow-like skeletal structure, which is common in the body structure of Stalkers, and dark red eyes. The woman outside of the elevator walked in, staring at the doctor. "We are very hungry. We could use a snack right about now." the women said at the same time as they surrounded the doctor. The elevator doors closed and lifted to the first floor, opening in front of many doctors and nurses in the lobby area. Mass panic followed as the rogue stalkers went on a feeding frenzy.

Also, I feel like I should change the names of the Stalkers. It just seems strange to call them stalkers. Any ideas for a new name for the species?

Security forces in the hospital tried to apprehend the female attackers, but due to these Rogue Stalkers being part of an elite group in the military, they were killed off easily as the Stalkers continued on throughout the building. Anyone that was in the paths of the stalkers were mauled to death and eaten by the still starving females and blood began to stain the walls of the building. One thing that they didn't expect was that it was required throughout the Republic to have hospitals send in a report on the condition and security of the hospitals, which usually occurs twice every month. The hospital was over 40 minutes late in sending in the report and this caused for an alert for the local police stations. As police entered the building to check up on everything after failing to establish contact with the hospital, they walked in to find objects thrown across the rooms and hallways, as well as the blood. A report was sent to the local military base as they had found large claw marks in the walls and ceiling.

Now here is where I have to stop and ask: Should I have there be an outbreak of Rogue Stalkers, or should I have them find and apprehend the Stalkers in the Hospital?

Felucian Planetary Republic wrote:

Security forces in the hospital tried to apprehend the female attackers, but due to these Rogue Stalkers being part of an elite group in the military, they were killed off easily as the Stalkers continued on throughout the building. Anyone that was in the paths of the stalkers were mauled to death and eaten by the still starving females and blood began to stain the walls of the building. One thing that they didn't expect was that it was required throughout the Republic to have hospitals send in a report on the condition and security of the hospitals, which usually occurs twice every month. The hospital was over 40 minutes late in sending in the report and this caused for an alert for the local police stations. As police entered the building to check up on everything after failing to establish contact with the hospital, they walked in to find objects thrown across the rooms and hallways, as well as the blood. A report was sent to the local military base as they had found large claw marks in the walls and ceiling.

Now here is where I have to stop and ask: Should I have there be an outbreak of Rogue Stalkers, or should I have them find and apprehend the Stalkers in the Hospital?

The officers continued throughout the building, reporting into their radios hearing what sounded like hissing coming from darkened hallways and rooms. As soon as the officers tried to examine the origins of the hissing sounds, they would discover nothing more than dismembered body parts and organs thrown all around the area, differing from the previously discovered furniture and work supplies. Before venturing into the hospital even further, the lights cut out before the police decided to leave the hospital, causing for some alarm. One officer, George Ramirez, walked into the basement of the huge hospital and found that the electrical wires powering the building were cut into with the same claw marks around them as the hallways above ground. At around this time, the local military base sent over a team of sentient zombie-like soldiers carrying different parasites, over to investigate in case the creatures in the hospital were actually rogue stalkers and were currently residing their. The team consisted of a Garrador, Verdugo, and a Nemesis T-Type Pursuer, all from the dataDyne Corporation's zombie projects during an accidental zombie outbreak that they put down not long after. The Garrador, wearing a camera and active radio, was sent in first, listening to anything and everything in the hospital with its advanced hearing. It had detected a presence in the basement area and ran to the basement at half of its top speed, reaching the basement in only a couple of minutes. When it had arrived, it found itself surrounded by the stalkers, stalking the Garrador since it walked into the building. When the military base and police station looked at the video footage and radio broadcasts coming from the Garrador, they sent in the Verdugo and Nemesis to aid the Garrador in case of a fight. Not before long, the Garrador used its massive metal claws to attack the Stalkers, with modified metal claws scratching against the dark, shadowy-substance making up the body of the Stalkers. Eventually the Stalkers cut through the Garrador's metal claws and tried to slay the creature, but were interrupted by the approaching Verdugo and Nemesis. The Stalkers tried to evacuate the building, but were surrounded by police officers, T-850s, and even an elite group of Stalkers under the Presidential Guard.

Felucian Planetary Republic wrote:

The officers continued throughout the building, reporting into their radios hearing what sounded like hissing coming from darkened hallways and rooms. As soon as the officers tried to examine the origins of the hissing sounds, they would discover nothing more than dismembered body parts and organs thrown all around the area, differing from the previously discovered furniture and work supplies. Before venturing into the hospital even further, the lights cut out before the police decided to leave the hospital, causing for some alarm. One officer, George Ramirez, walked into the basement of the huge hospital and found that the electrical wires powering the building were cut into with the same claw marks around them as the hallways above ground. At around this time, the local military base sent over a team of sentient zombie-like soldiers carrying different parasites, over to investigate in case the creatures in the hospital were actually rogue stalkers and were currently residing their. The team consisted of a Garrador, Verdugo, and a Nemesis T-Type Pursuer, all from the dataDyne Corporation's zombie projects during an accidental zombie outbreak that they put down not long after. The Garrador, wearing a camera and active radio, was sent in first, listening to anything and everything in the hospital with its advanced hearing. It had detected a presence in the basement area and ran to the basement at half of its top speed, reaching the basement in only a couple of minutes. When it had arrived, it found itself surrounded by the stalkers, stalking the Garrador since it walked into the building. When the military base and police station looked at the video footage and radio broadcasts coming from the Garrador, they sent in the Verdugo and Nemesis to aid the Garrador in case of a fight. Not before long, the Garrador used its massive metal claws to attack the Stalkers, with modified metal claws scratching against the dark, shadowy-substance making up the body of the Stalkers. Eventually the Stalkers cut through the Garrador's metal claws and tried to slay the creature, but were interrupted by the approaching Verdugo and Nemesis. The Stalkers tried to evacuate the building, but were surrounded by police officers, T-850s, and even an elite group of Stalkers under the Presidential Guard.

Images of the Zombie Team sent by the Military Base

Garrador:
http://residentevil.com.br/site/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/necare4garrador.jpg

Verdugo:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/7/75209/2187893-re4verdugo3.jpg

Nemesis T-Type Pursuer:
http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/residentevil/images/6/66/Resident-Evil-Operation-Raccoon-City-Nemesis-DLC.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120409193955

Nice!

Interesting Fact: Recreational drug use is very common in Orson. Orson has some of the highest drug use rates in the world, as an estimated 60% of Orsonians and humans living in Orson use drugs on a regular basis.

Drug use began rising in Orson during Turner's reign. Turner decriminalized and legalized all softcore and hardcore drugs, which put an end to the War on Drugs that the Imperial Senate began during Thorseus's reign. The stigma against illegal drugs quickly disappeared, and Imperial propaganda even promoted the use of drugs (this was mainly done so that the government could make a lot of money from the taxes imposed on drugs, and as a way of keeping the people of Orson calm and limiting the number of revolts). Also, the totalitarian laws of Turner's regime caused a number of people to turn to drugs to cope with the stress, and Imperial soldiers turned to drugs to cope with PTSD.

Drugs are still legal in the Federation, but many people have proposed putting more regulations on drugs or even banning them entirely, as drug addiction has become a massive problem in Orson. However, seeing as so many people use drugs, banning them would likely result in large protests against the law and even a revolt. There has been a rise in the number of rehabilitation centers in Orson to help people deal with drug addictions.