The Rebel Faction

Ok... boiling it all down simply,



You created a situation where you found yourself on a dead Shroud, accessed information from a computer and then proceeded to base 70% of entire activity of your droid on the strength of one post.

"There was every thing. Command codes, Ship schematics, procedures, Encryption Keys, and most importantly a rundown of the battle plan.

There is the information that was being downloaded. Defined as such.

By way of response, I was nice and decided not to press the issue making you edit your 70% usage. So I posted what I posted by inserting what I inserted.


But What I am saying is what you stated up there (ie: Command codes, Ship schematics, procedures, Encryption Keys, and most importantly a rundown of the battle plan) is fine.

I have no problem with this.

When I inserted my comments to each of your usages of the program, what I was demonstrating was not that the information you used could not have been gathered from your little computer rape, but rather, that the interpretation of data is subjective.
I demonstrate this to avoid any little pieces of "I downloaded this typical flight procedure for TIE Fighters so now ALL Imperial TIE fighters are using this procedure for Corellia campaign so now I know what they are ALL doing" little godmodes. Not saying you'll do that but better safe then sorry.

"There was alot of information to review so he stored it to his auxilery data storage unit for later analysis. For now working out how to use this information to his advantage. "

I identified the information, namely, the named information underlined only in further detail.

Fine. As long as you stay within the perimeters of: Command codes, Ship schematics, procedures, Encryption Keys, and most importantly a rundown of the battle plan, you are good.

Deviate and we have a problem.

Therefore any data (outside that perimeter [meaning: any data you may in the future wish to make up that you suddenly have obtained] is rendered "garbage" due to my "pica worm" information encylopedia.


ALL I was doing was making sure that you suddenly do not come up with some friggin
"Everything you ever wanted to know about TNO and then some, plus Theren's underwear size" later.


That is what my little stunt in your droid is designed to eliminate.


Now, if you are fighting this because you want to claim finding out secrets that a lonely 125 meter vessel of war would not have, then we have a problem.


It is the "future" information usage that I am controlling. Again, not any data concerning, affecting or prohibiting in any way your previous post usage of: command codes, Ship schematics, procedures, Encryption Keys, and most importantly a rundown of the battle plan from a typical Shroud.

I identified the information, namely, the named information underlined only in further detail.

That was not readily specified so it left a great big "?" out there.

So I will hold you to that then. That you will stick with ONLY: Command codes, Ship schematics, procedures, Encryption Keys, and most importantly a rundown of the battle plan. Nothing more.

Maybe But I would have known that I was not downloading further imperial info but needless info if this was the case and had not identified the information. But the thing is I did. So saying that this information is just that of a pica worm becuase you say that I did not identify the information is a waste of time.

Very well. ALL information you've taken has been identified. Good.


That is what I wanted. In your roleplay, you do list some information but you never state that that is ALL the information. It seems open ended and something you might try to uber-use in the future. So, now I have closed it.


Excellent.

So either change the post to reflect that the info is there or please delete said passage about C4's innerds.

Edited.


Thank you.

Oh and this argument seems rather specific, so I'll stay out of it. I figure you guys are just killing or ionizing more of our ships, which at this point makes total sense.

Well, Dolash, it was funnier to me if he didn't.. so I played it as such.


No harm done.

"Seeing as how the Azguards were a minority on their own ship (This was, by military standards and organization, a Mon Cal commanded vessel, and thus had a mostly Mon-Cal crew) and seeing as how the rest of the crew had left on pods, there were plenty of respirators to go around.

As they moved through each compartment, it was locked behind them. The Azguards who they passed were quick to join, until perhaps forty angry soldiers were marching their way to take out their last revenge on the sith."


I don't know how to quote, but this is what I said. As you see,l I was saying that only those who passed Yuri's team on the 5000-m ship would have joined them. Assuming they are scattered in a regular fashion around the ship that means that only a small percent would have encountered the team.

And they're my people, staying behind just to protect their comrades and guard the secret of their homeworld's location, so you could at least dignify that with a noble fight, sith or not.

You attacked us... :-P