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The OGS Syntax is a system of identification devised to distinguish between certain sections of the GDA, generally in terms of the level of experience on the battlefield one has. As such, those with the OGS Syntax as typically considered to be the true veterans of the GDA, having service lifetimes that often are longer than most younger soldier's entire lives. (Remember that most of the GDA's manpower comes from planets that feature lifetimes far longer than on Pure Planet 14. A soldier from Underwind is considered as an 'experencied soldier' with no less than four decades of combat, and does not even begin to be seen as a vetOGS Syntax Veteran by ~Project-N25

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The TacticaIn the Queen's Own System, almost at the fringe of what was once IBAE territory, there exists one of the finest armoured armies of the GDA- including several of the GDA's special forces divisions.

The 110th Mechanized Assault Army of Tactica, known as the "Rusty Horizons", is the single largest armoured force outside of the GDA's core, and actually expands well beyond the Queen's Own.

Unlike other armoured armies, however, they feature a disproperionately large number of the Type IX Standard IRT 'Tidal Thud' vehicles, and is adept at using these usually urbanized vehicles in all forms of armoured combat.

As such, the army is almost devoid The Tactica by ~Project-N25

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Coronet Steel Ultraheavy Mechanized Infantry by ~Project-N25

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Orbital Atmospheric Launch Data for C. LinebreakerCoronet Steel Ultraheavy Mechanized Infantry

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Coronet Bayonet Charge ["Linebreaker"] (Type R & O)

Coronet Linebreaker (Type R)
Weight: Four (4) Megatonnes (4,000,000 Tonnes)
Maximum Impact Velocity: 2,000feet/sec (Approx. 1,363.63miles/hour)
Alternative: Booster-retarded via Fracture–Class Coarse Velocity Thruster*
MIV Impact Force:
ALT Impact Force:
Primary Deployment Method: Converted –Class Asteroid Destroyer
Primary Deployment Altitude: ~1,000 Kilometres (Approx. 620 Miles)
Standard Deployment Altitude Range: ~80 Kilometres –1,000 Kilometres (Approx. 50–620 Miles)**

CorOrbital Atmospheric Launch Data for C. Linebreaker by ~Project-N25

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Work on these is usually slow. I've got 45+ of them, and so I've gota work on them constantly.

I'm in need of characters!
mainly for: Lunus Ortis and 53rd: First Contact.

The details are in one of my journals, but I'm stilling finishing up the details. :

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BA SSBP-2: Shipbuilding Guide

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The BA SSBP-2 stands for BioAndroid Standard Ship Building Protol Type-2. It is the current version of the guideline I have made for myself and anyone else who wishes to design vessels. Although it was designed for Naval-Type Aerospace vessels, it can be applied to Cylinder-Type Aerospace, and Sea-based Naval vessels.

Naval-Type: Looks like your standard ship, but alas, it's in space. Guns still exist primarily on top.

Cylinder-Type: Your 'normal' ships, with guns all over.

Also note I call fighters and other small-personnel carriers 'crafts' to seperate them from larger ships, usually referred to as 'ships', while smaller 'ships' are usually referred to as 'vessels' (or really small ones as 'crafts', but rarely.)

I understand this guide is very confusing, but I must stress that I am always open to questions. Even if I've had a crap day, asking me for help will actually help me feel better, as I love to help aspiring designers. My writing style is all-inclusive, and thus is confusing to most. This is why this is nine pages long, because I try to point out every possible generic option I have used, as well as detail limitations and realism factors for those who make designs and wish to submit them to me for possible use in one of my stories.

I also tend to get off topic fast, and hard, hence the last page being fairly irrelevant. I like to insert my own findings and stuff as help. There is only one possible thing you can enounter even if you follow this to the letter- the BA SSBP-2 may have changed. As the entire universe the BA SSBP-2 was created to serve is constantly changing in my head, I can't exactly detai levery change 24/7. I typicially update this once a month, or whenever a major change hahs occured, else if I find a clearer way to say the same thing. (I'm fussy. I'd like to keep everthing I say, so it's hard for mt to settle with leaving out a small detail. While I encourage people to make mistakes, I don't want to have to edit a design a thousand times, as it gets depressing after the first few. (For both me and the submitter.)

UPDATE: I've been reading a lot about the copyright issues as of late. So I'ma say I don't own the preview picture. it is a screenshot from the game "Infinity: The Quest For Earth", which I'm currently following, and am a member of one of the many "Corporations", specifically, Axis Inc.

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New School Year + Assorted

by ~Project-N25, Sep 18, 2012, 2:14:45 PM
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Not one for yabbering on about school, so this'll be short.

Courses: German (10), Accounting (12), Law (11)
Ironics: I'm retaking German (10) to help out a friend of mine, who is also taking German (10). After that I have spare and than lunch, so I sit in the library dicking around on Mangafox for two hours. Then I go to Accounting or Law... and sit in the same room for another two hours. All in all it's the laziest year in terms of movement. xD

And just because this country's weather hates us, and to reaffirm that Global Warming is just going to join its side to troll us, it fucking poured like nothing I've seen in years, save for the odd THUNDERSTORM. I mean holy crap, I went from my door to the bus in less than six seconds, but I still got SOAKED. My friend (the one in German with me) has to take the city bus. Dude was stuck in the open for 20 minutes, and was not dry at school's end. xD (Interesting note: this dude wears BLACK TRACK PANTS AND BLACK SWEATERS IN THE SUMMER. One of those proud few who like to say 'fuck you' right back at Canadian Weather. o7 )

And whatever. 'Nuff of that.

As for assorted, well, I've produced a few more ideas for Project OMW, and these ones look like keepers- since I came up wih it, I haven't been able to stop planning out the newest one, especially because it gave me some new insight as to a certain plotline title of Project OMW Saga; specifically, where it really came from, and the history behind it. No spoilers for you people, as in hindsight it was better that I sort of made this part of the title largely behind-the-scenes- it worked both as a descriptor as well as for its real purposes, and has now come back to breathe new life into its past. A past, however, that brings me back to Origin Council, and some issues surrounding it, if I go through with what I have now- and damn the seemingly high chance of first ideas being replaced by others! It's quite an idea I think, and has even spawned off a quick daydream that brings the light onto it further into the full plotline. It seemed more to be grounded in the present (as in, real life present) but I've noticed in the past, when I say that, it seems the only factor preventing me from seeing it as canon material is the fact that I imagine it in present-day settings. And it's got 'epic' written all over it in literary terms- shining light on a certain someone's character development, as well as more aspects of the GDA and its internal practices, as well as I think providing the key bridge between The plot up to 4014, and the events of the Beyond 4014 lines. (You wouldn't know of it, as it only exists on file because of critical elements of it which I very much think should only be displayed after the main storyline, to generate the proper reactions to these elements. But I can say this much: it's not quite the happy-go-lucky "we're the defenders of all" atmosphere of the main storyline. The main story has its gritty times, and its bloody times, and its darker times, but much of Beyond 4014 shifts to focus on these aspects; I would say Beyond 4014 has more of a no-bullshit documentary atmosphere to it, where the showmaster doesn't give two shits if you get queasy or easily offended, he's in the business of getting the truth out there, not sugar-coating it for some grade school's history books.)

I've also gone to work on things like The Tactica, which is in my Gallery. And with this newest Project, The Tactica has spawned a new wave of weapons catalogues as I start to get a better feel for what kinds of weapons the IBAE/GDA's enemies should have, starting with a new Experimental weapon in the Plasma Artillery class, right now called the Sol Scar, and loosely based around some concepts of the E-Beam, being best compared to various orbital weaponry and the "E-Baby" E-Beam of the Charlie-Class SwarmCarrier.

For short reference, the BAAES SSBCV-36 'C-Class' MWP, known simply as the Charlie-Class SwarmCarrier was the first rendition of the SwarmCarrier in a combat role, and the first production model after the Alpha- and Beta-Class models, which were used for E-Beam development (as well as a slew of other Experimental-Class weapons) and general armament and propulsion development respectively. The Charlie-Class SwarmCarrier is slightly smaller than the Delta-Class, and mounts the first production combat E-Beam developed, nicknamed the E-Baby after the Delta-Class was developed and the E-Beam was build much larger, which is now the standard size. The E-Baby has a vastly narrower muzzle, and overall is much shorter than the 9.2-kilometer behemoth E-Beam, and despite the standardization of the E-Beam, the E-Baby has been in continual production as it proved to be adept at more surgical strikes than the wide E-Beam, which tended to suffer from a wider range of trajectory refraction, and in general caused havoc over a much larger area. The E-Baby also has a faster cycle speed, and all models retain their energy storage chambers- the E-Baby is incapable of the sort of rapid-fire action of the E-Beam, and its utter lack of an embedded payload within the plasma projectile further reduces the damage of what rapid-fire abilities it has, but its sustained fire is far more efficient than the E-Beam's, and it does not need to load and unload the embedded payload to switch firing modes. Furthermore, the E-Baby's efficient generators mean that while it has a smaller area of effect, it is actually more effective than the E-Beam over a long period of time in sustained fire mode; the E-Beam has been documented to suffer unexpected fluxuations in both energy output as well as beam stability, whereas the E-Baby has the capacity for a dedicated control system to assist it in maintaining stable output and beam cosistency over time. The E-Baby also lacks the immense recoil of the E-Beam, and does not require the massive Juggernaut-Class engine the Delta-Class SwarmCarrier must mount to cancel the E-Beams recoil, giving it a somewhat more stable firing platform to begin with, and allowing it far greater mobility while in susitained-fire mode. At the same time, its more reactive sustained-fire mode allows it to better engage smaller ACVs, as well as perform surgical shield negation alongside other dedicated ACVs of that type, while any accompanying Delta-Class SwarmCarriers can instead focus on massed suppressive fire and rapid ACV destruction. As to which is really better against which ACV, the line grows fuzzy the larger the target it, but ultimately the E-Beam dominates the large target zone, as these targets tend to have either a multitude of small-area shields, or otherwise full-body shields in layers, both of which the E-Beam's wide attack zone and enourmous power out excel at defeating, while the E-Baby excels at the rapid neutralization of the traditional shield system involving shield sections projected over one or two layers; these 'economy' shields are usually quite wide, and the E-Baby is efficient in that it can do the job of the E-Beam against these shields with far less power output required, while retaining a good measure of speed. As well, these shields are meant to reduce the usefulness of wide-area firepower as they aim to lure in such weaponry in order to disperse impact over a wide area- the E-Baby instead inflicts a considerable fraction of that power over a much smaller area, effectively nullifying its purpose. The smaller, advanced shields found on very large ACVs are better engaged with the E-Beam, as they can deliver full power over the full area of the shield- often times over the area of at least half a dozen such shields! This full saturation of these smaller shields aims to overwork their projectors into shunting energy across their full surface, either rapidly depleting energy stores, or causing the projector to backfire in short order. These shields are designed more to negate tigher barrages that the projectors can easily shunt energy to, patching up the heavily weakened but small area hit. And a spread of firepower over the full surface from a typical Battleship is even easier to patch up, as it delivers weaker firepower over a wider area in the form of traditional energy projectiles, which is about as effective as sprinkling a thimble of salt on a huge cake. It covers more area, but each general impact zone gets hit by less. They are also often found heavily layered, which helps to defeat Impact Cannon Arrays- while these powerful cannons make short work of most shields, they usually must contend with interleaved shields as many as a dozen in depth, and by the time they get halfway the first projectors are usually ready to redeploy, significantly delaying any penetration effort by an ICA unit.

Note: Generally, when faced with just "SwarmCarrier", it's fair to assume it refers to the D-Class (I), the very abundant Delta-Class SwarmCarrier; the (I) just means it is an aged variant, before the introduction of the Delta II which removed the E-Beam and instead fitted the deck armour with a massive missile array, or otherwise that it was a unit directly built by the 753rd Aerospace Engineering Shipyards; The 753rd AED holds the upmost respect for Snpr Mk. VII, and believes that the original Delta-Class SwarmCarrier is the only one deserving of the title Delta-Class, and that the Delta-II is invading the former's honourary space simply on the grounds that the original SwarmCarrier appears like more of an advancement of the Delta-II; Any other AE Division would have the original model as 'D2-Class' or similar, and the missile-armed model as 'D1-Class' or similar. There is no preference between makers for this reason, as the SwarmCarrier is loved by all her commanders in all her forms, but those who operate on a 753rd AED-build 'Original' Delta-Class are generally regarded as superior to their contemporaries, and in true GDA style, there is no animosity between either party- one just had the good fortune to get a command on the 'old school' SwarmCarrier, while the other commands just as much power. (This was originally a short aside in the above paragraph, but inflated to this size in seconds. It is simply to create an understanding that 'SwarmCarrier' alone is almost always referring to the Delta or Delta-II Class SwarmCarrier, and not any other type. Where there is some possibility that it can be seen as another because of a reference to another model within, say, the same sentance without directly referring to the Delta or Delta-II (In other words, when the English Language shows off its ugly duckling named Pronouns) I will try to make it clear if the above holds true, or if I am taking a rare break from this tradition. The only case where that would be too bothersome to deal with is in the case of another model being discussed without referencing any other model, such as in the case of an ACV battle where a Kilo-Class SwarmCarrier is the sole model of SwarmCarrier present, in which case it is proper to assume it means Kilo-Class SwarmCarrier there.)

And just another of the usual: I know this stuff is daunting, but when you get through it it's not that bad. Really, the reason this stuff gets so complex is because I'm so in to the design process, and without any sort of drawing skills whatsoever I rely on the written form to detail any and everything I can. As an avid reader it is far easier for me to read through a badly jumbled paragraph than anyone else, as I have the benefit of 1) having the inherent paitence required to do this, b) the paitence to read through it all and begin to connect bits and peices together to form the proper image from this mess, and c) the fact that it's my own damn creation, and thus I also benefit from having it locked in memory, making it easier to read partway and remember the gist of what I was trying to portray. Some of my older stuff is difficult even for me, and I came across one that would have stumped me as to its appearance had I not included some very basic sketches in the margin of the page, with the original intention to help me figure out some of the weapons placements.

As well, I'm no weapons designer, so I don't have the kind of training needed to truly organize 'testing', which instead consists of whatever the hell runs through my head while I write. This means that even if two peices of technology are similar, their abilities may not be listed in the same order, and may not even have some listed at all when they should be- if it isn't something I refer to on a very regular basis, I tend to forget about it and thus rarely do I have the benefit of comparing the two on the spot to get some of the more obvious things said and done early on. I also suck at visualizing smal things on a large scale, so often weapon characteristics, especially bore diamaters, may seen very 'off' to those who can visualize them. I just compare it to what I already have, and what it looks like to me in my head, and slap a label on it. There are very few things that can be said to be set in stone, or even nearly set in stone, so if it looks off chances are whenever I either get my own ability to perceieve them as they reall are, or someone else that can handle my scatterbrained presentation to do it for me, they will change. The SwarmCarrier is about the only thing I can say with absolute confidence is set in stone, regardless of if this is because I truly do think it is right where it is, or if I've been around it for so long that I can't imagine it being any different.

The same dilemma with English dubs of anime; While I hear most of them suck, I can't help but think that it would 'just not be right' if anyone else voiced them, because I've grown accustomed to them. Also my biggest counterpoint to the whole 'english dubs suck' thing- I never go into an anime thinking that at all, and instead I go there to experence the anime as an anime. I may notice some bad dubs here and there but I have not once encountered a dub that I consciously noticed bad dubbing the whole way through. With the benefit of hindsight I can spot areas I missed, but in general, the moment I can say that it would sound weird if anyone else voiced a character, you can just shut up right then and there- I will not ever agree with you, because a) these voices now 'fit' the characters to me, b) to each their own; you have your opinions, I have mine, and c) I hold absolutely no respect for those who appear to me to make it a habit of critisizing every motherfucking thing I see thrown their way. For those who have a clearly different set of tastes than I do I can provide some leeway, so long as there is a very apparant level of understanding- if said person does not appear to change their stance, at least in my presense, than unless extrodinary circumstances are present, all respect will be lost in short order. If you cannot accept that your opinion is not the word of law, I cannot respect you in any capacity. And it is especially offensive when I myself put forth my opinions about tastes of yours that I don't entirely enjoy myself while seriously putting forth the whole 'this is my opinion on the thing, but I can see where you come from' style of critizism, all the while you continue to give no such respect back. For example, I have a friend who is not a fan of K-ON! Not an issue, but said friend's entire arguement is that it was overly-moe, and there was a lack of music for an anime about a music club. And I have thus far been unable to convey across and have absorbed my counterpoints:

"It's overly-moe": To you. I thought it was quite well done because I didn't consider this until it was pointed out, meaning I felt there was some measure of believability in the anime. Putting that aside, I frankly don't care. An anime need not be the most flawless thing on the face of the goddamn Earth for me to enjoy it. I put myself into the parts I enjoy, which helps me ignore the parts I don't, resulting in a net feeling of enjoyment. I also found myself connecting with the characters on a personal basis, without the use of a barrage of kawii to intice me. The cuteness was, thus, an added bonus to the characters, not an essential part of them. Plus it's an anime for crying out loud. And not an action one at that, so if it lacked moe elements I would be dissapointed!

"Lack of music for an anime based on a music club": Someone, please restrain me before I shoot someone. THIS. IS. IRRELEVANT. This is just another example of the 'taken for granted' attitude of North Americans, which is dissapointing, especially from said friend's financian position. Music is not something the average person can just come up with left and right, and motherfucker, you forgot that it's a 24 minute long episode, and that includes the opening, ending, and several breaks for commercials (the transitions). Call it 19-20 minutes all told, and now you're down to plot. Plot is the core of the anime, and will take much of the time up. Now, at this point, consider the average length of a song. Roughly 3 minutes. That's a fucking sixth of your remaining time. You can get a hell of a lot more plot done in that time, and frankly, although I do love music, less is more here- They have to go through 3 years to get all the concerts in. We simply have to sit there for what, 40 episodes? 10-12 hours? The few times there is any length of song being played fills you with delight, and you can't wait for the next time- the fact that there is some time between these feelings reflects the character's having to wait between concerts. We must hang on with them until we can both enjoy the music, giving us, the viewer, time to gain more affinity for the characters in time to enjoy the next concert even more, instead of it being a mindless series of songs that would be better labeled as a serialized season of televised music videos. The music is there to underline the ehemes of enjoyment and friendship, and I'd rather have those one or two times you struggle to not cry than one every episode. (That being said, there were at least two if not three of these times, every one of them being amazing. And I seriously think that if the producers can do that much, they don't need to do more, which might ruin the whole thing. If you can't experence it like that, I think it might not be the right anime for you, but it's no reason to blow it out of proportion. It's not customized to meet your needs, it's targeted at a certain audience, and either you wern't that audience, or you were an exception for whatever reason, but either way you needn't flame it to a crisp. You can't expect to enjoy everything the same way others do. And so long as you wern't brooding the whole bloody time, you didn't waste any time either. Even if you did, suck it up and move on. Life would be hideously boring if you were never disappointed- you'd never reach new lows that you could bring back up again by a jackpot discovery. If you are happy al the time, your happiness starts to increase in ever-shrinking quantities until something shitty happens, you plateau, or you bite the dust. If you get in some disappointing moments in life, you get to experence the high of getting out of the disappointment, and the statistical interludes between lows means that you will have a tough time having that sense diminish each time. It's like a legal narcotic! But with almost zero risks! (If you get too far into it you could certainly do something stupid in an effort to feel like shit, but that's unlikely I would think.)

Anyways, enough rant. Oh, and I've got thirteen thousand DeviantWATCH messages to wade through... Cripes...

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Number One: Iliya Kretchovski is not my name. It is a character in one of my many stories (only a few of which are on dA) and currently the character I seem to be channeling the most as of late. The reason why I choose to display that name is because my stories, in all their confusing length and detail, and their obscure timelines, are as much a part of me as my own left foot, (My actual left foot, not the other one that hangs around when I try to dance.) and I build virtually every single one of my characters from scratch, and they all, in one way or another, display something of mine, be that in attitude, personal tastes, whatever. As a writer, as well as someone who *really* hates their name, I do have a pen name... Or rather quite a few. I've been writing for a little over eight years now, counting the 'start' as Grade 6, when I created a little fanfic of a two-page wordless comic a friend of mine made in class- and not only expanded on it further, but kept it alive to this day. The entire One Man War Saga is based off of that little escapade, although the escapade itself doesn't really fit into OMW Saga cannon anymore. (This was long before I decided the character was a BioAndroid, indeed even before I made the race. This was back in the day where things were a lot less realistic, and the character's signature face was a mask rather then his actual face. This is also back in the day, sadly, when I could actually sketch out my comics decently, and when I could actually draw a gun. You can thank my Grade 6 French teacher for the utter lack of comics here. Took my remastered version of my friend's comic, said I could get it back after school, and then proceeded to loose it. FInally, this was back in the day where Blaze wasn't a creep with an insatiable appetite for sexual activity. He was actually quite the badass, but sadly, a combination of time, loss of his original character papers, and too much time designing One Man War EXTENDED, the not-so-PG-13-rated version conspired to remake Blaze into what he is now.)

Huge parenthesis aside now. (It's a bad habit.)

As for my usual pen names (I prefer alias', because certain groups of friends know me by different names, especially on the 360, that I don't even react to my own name, weather deliberately spoken to me or to someone else in a game or chat room, anymore.)
I go by four well-used names:

1. Legion General, Second Class System Nanobot Persona R.A.G.E Mark VII First Generation BioAndroid

Quite a mouthful, nyo? LGSC Snpr Mk.7 1st Gen. BA is the shorthand, but it usually goes even further down to just Snpr or Mk.7. This is my main character in virtually every one of my stories, and has found himself changed time and time again, the 'biggest' being the reworking of the 'R.A.G.E' part of his name, as his original character sheet has since devolved into a huge smear of granite. (Never stack pencil-on-paper sheets where you will use the topmost sheet as a surface frequently. Not only does the pencil smear over time, but you spend a fortune in money -and time- in erasers removing as much as possible. And yet they STILL smear. I have a page I've cleaned up four time, the words now fairly faint, holding pencil from six years ago, and they STILL, again all odds, smear up. Baffling.) The best part of that name reworking? I did it in school and the dedication to finding one word on the tip of my tongue was such that my teacher belived it was for some project. R.A.G.E. now officially stands for 'Rage Agumented Generation Energy' It seriously took me 45 minutes to 'find' Agumented. Assisted just didn't cut it, and I knew there was a 'fancy word' that fit perfectly, I just couldn't for the life of me remember it.

Legion General, Second Class is his ranking on the Imperial BioAndronian Empire (redundant, but nessesary), but that's a different story for when your brain stops hurting. (I don't say that because I think anyone is stupid, I say that because I can ramble on for hours. I like to think the United Nations lists my name under 'Weapons of Mass Destruction'.)

2. Seven Mimasimika

Although it's been years, looking at this name I can remember that I made it while reading Black Cat (Didn't know how to pronounce 'Sven' at the time so I went with Seven and it stuck with me) and was so pissed off as the number of fansubs out there I wanted to learn Japanese very badly. I still do, but now that I'm long past the agree-with-friends-on-everything stage, I do like english dubs on anime. And not just to piss some of my friends off more. (My advice to haters? Don't look so hard. I don't 'just' watch anime, I experence it, just like I do a book. 'Bad dub' rarely ever regesters when I'm watching it because my subconcious is finding a reason for why someone might be speaking like that, and frankly, because I don't give a rat's ass if a few 'bland' clips are in there- I like realism above all else, and few people really realise that not ever bloody word MUST be spoken in a dramatic fashion. Even on games or anime with dubbing even I admit could use some work I don't obsess about it. In fact, I only notice it if someone points it out, because I'm too busy HAVING FUN to want to waste my time thinking about largely irrelevant, highly biased things. How many of you are VA's anyways? How many of you have watched a VA session, and how can you be sure the developers didn't WANT it to be like that, for their own reasons, weather because it fit or because they actually want to piss off foreign customers so they can do less work? Very few, if any of you. Same with 'this game sucked'. My friends say Star Ocean Till The End of Time was trash. I played it long before the other two (ignoring 4) and from that direction of play rather liked it, and a lot of that was influenced by the fact that One Man War is written somewhat like Star Ocean seems to be. The One Man War additions I've been writing don't even remotely appear in the correct order, and if someone really critisized them, would probably find all sorts of inconsistencies. And the whole reason why it 'sucked' was because of the 4D thing? Good god people, talk about being inflexible. Christ, it's just another theoretical futureistic idea, not like we haven't been reading such things for, what, FOUR HUNDRED YEARS? I hear more about crap like that and I swear I'm gonna stop being so tolerant of this whole 'xmas' thing. Christ, I've been calling it christmas for my whole life, and my calling it that has no relation to the two years I spent in a catholic school (JK and SK. To be honest it was a huge waste of time, although Ido miss my teacher. Nicest thing in the world. Forgive and forget was some kind of unspoken standard procedure for her. This is of course coming from a kid who was fairly agressive until about Grade 4. (And still managed to get suspensed at least once a year until Grade 8.) We write stories about possible end-of-world scenarios for fifty years after World War II, virtually every one of them being far-fetched bullshit (fun to read and interesting bullshit, but still bullshit, especially if you have any inkling of how a nuclear war would play out), and then somehow think that something with a lot more plausability- in this case, because we have no way of connecting any of it to the real world, we can't confirm or deny anything with certainty, whereas COld War Armageddon stories were full of blatant MAD violations- which only a very, very psychopathic person (group, actually) would seriously consider doing.)

Enough about pointing out how much of what haters say is biased, irrelevant, inflexible and highly ignorant. Point is, you're not solid snake. You don't live in a goddamn cardboard box. Realise that you look like a child, so flip that box up, pile all the bullshit it, and toss it. Don't just think outside the box, do away with the box, you square.

Moving right along...

3. Excel Saga

Yes, I go by this name. It's actually the official pen name of one of my co-authors, but as he's a good six years into the stupification process (which starts at age 25, when your brain suddenly decides it's a swell idea to start dying on you. At least it does it on a grand scale, loosing ~1 Million cells a day. But have no fear, you still produce more then enough brain cells to keep your brain from turning into molecular dust. For now, anyways.) at 31, he does have a lot of other stuff on his plate, (watch out ladies) and I did sort of take over his XBL account -even though at last count I like like 14 others. After a few years of use this name has grown on me like Snpr has on the PC- for all intents and purposes, my name is Saga. (Sometime people call me Excel, but most are lazy and/or realize that Saga is easier and faster to say.)

And number Four:

Ocean Seven

Once upon a time this was the name of the heir to Snpr's legacy, back in the day where I was toying with the idea of having Snpr die way back in the middle ages. That sort of fizzled out, but after a while I was thinking of some way to give his partner (then-named Seven, two years before I created Admiral Seven and the whole BioTerror 01 timeline) some decent backstory, and I recalled the dead story, and changed things around, kept the name, and let my ego take charge for once and quietly turned Ocean Seven into a replica of myself. The name originated after watching the Ocean's movies (Ocean's Eleven, Ocean's Thirteen, etc) way too many times, and simply changing the number. (Names are a weakness for me, most of the character names are born from other sources, especially BioAndronian names, the three most prominant ones being FLKN (Ace Combat Zero's ADF-01 FALKEN), Rckt (Rocket) and of course, Snpr (contrary to belief, it didn't originate from the word Sniper per se, but rather originated from the SPR, or Special Purpose Rifle, a rifle I adored in America's Army 2.6 (Link-Up), an FPS I love simply because it was one of those rare realistic ones- andb ecause you actually had to pass basic training to play online, not to mention advanced training to use snipers properly and access the SF maps. (Despite loving it, I still think that the second stage of SF training is by far the most bullshit I've ever encountered in a game. Took me the equivlent of a week to finally get past all the guards. And I think in AA3 they changed it up. Oh god.)

Of course after joining dA three years ago IIRC (different account which I have since ceased to remember the password or username to/give a damn about) I do like to think the name was influenced by one of the few people I would even dare to fanboy over, *oceanchan. God. Damn. How. Much. I. Really. Need. To. Get. A. Job. Then I could get all the stuff I discover and still be able to really afford a heap of Oceanchan's stuff. (so far two loveable prints and like five or six keychains and pins, simply because I knew if I went there first I'd blow all my money and would die of regret halfway through the dealer's section at Anime North when I saw all the shit I could have gotten in addition to Oceanchan's stuff had I not spent everything at her booth. xD I would have been in unspeakable pain if I had not gotten the Shakugan no Shana body pillow OvO (Literally, because a month after I got a huge knot in my 'gleutius minimus'- literally the side of my butt- which was really quite painful, especially because the stairs at my school are unforgivingly hard, go up steeper then my house stairs, and are somewhat wider too. I actually considred skipping math for a week because of the amount of pain I was in, but I knew that my mom would more then make up the difference, and then some. (Seriously. Only recently have I been able to stay home with a nosebleed, and that took my an hour and a half of using every psychological warfare tactic I had, all the while STILL leaking blood. (I kid you not my nosebleeds can last upwards of two and a half hours at worst. The average 'best' is an hour. (I've been getting some 10-minutes ones as of the last year and a half. Now I actually like my room humid. (Funny fact: my room is well over normal room temperature, and yet I can still freeze my ass off in there- not just 'feeling' cold but actually being cold. Funnier still, anyone else walks into my room, they immediately recoil 'at how hot it is in here'. Granted, a while of adapting to my room's rather odd climate (I woke up once with FROST on my sheets- with the window barely open and with the frost, however light, extending beyond where you could honestly expect my breath to travel, that is, if I were still as a rock on my back and with my head halfway up the headrest, which is as far from my position as it gets. I swap sides like a madman, and having two well-beaten pillows (people who like 'new pillows'- I can them fat pillows because all my life this house has had a healthy supply of fat ones and thin ones so I grew up thinking manufactures actually made them how I like them. How I realize the manufactures all hate my guts and make fat ones just to piss me off.) to sleep on makes it night impossible to have my head anywhere but in line with my spine (or a normal human's spine, mine always needs at least one good shove at the chiropractors. I think being able to move my head and neck sideways in tandem without moving my shoulders at all isn't all that healthy. xD) so at best my breath hits the very edge. Of course, it's a heavy blanket so you'd think it would be warm, preventing frost. That being said I can wake up absolutely freezing (but still find the outside air freezing like anyone else), leading me to believe that I don't sleep- I just shut down, hence why I never seem to have any body heat whatsoever in the morning.)

MOVING ALONG. (Oh NOW you realize that when I said I can ramble on I wasn't joking. Not even going to say I told you so.

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Well you seem to be in luck. I've more or less run out of stuff to say, aside from going into how I write my stories (a long-winded description of how any animated adaption is going nowhere because everything is written to move with the flow of the particular song I was using to help me write at the time. Unless I turn out to be the most charismatic person since Joseph Stalin (and BOY was he charasmatic. Everyone considered him a god and stuff. (Don't even argue with me on this. Not going to say he was evil and not going to say he was good and just. I float in the middle, finding pros and cons with EVERY controversial dictator I care to read about, weather I appear to be a supporter or not. I usually only debate it with people I know aren't going to go balistic, but I don't just sit there and let people crap out propaganda. (My first point being that he/she is no better then 'evil dictators', who, oh look, crapped out propaganda. Hell, the news is propaganda, just a type we don't think is some sort of crime. (Papers/radio/etc aren't allowed to slander people. Know why? Because a lot of people take the news for fact and base their viewpoints in part on what the news say. Just change out all the content with 'die america die' and you've got what most of us call propaganda. It's no different. End of story.)- and somehow get license to use some, I dunno, two hundred songs from almost as many artists, spanning a healthy 160+ years. (And the bulk of which are in anime and games, which is usually a dead-end or are used under license themselves. (BLURRY by Puddle of Mudd for Ace Combat 5, ditto Journey Home by Elizabeth McGywn (I can't remember her full name)

And the other topic would likely be all about my psychology, which is conviently located in chunks or whole pages in several journals.

PEACE.
[is the stupidest idea anyone has ever come up with. Disposable Economy andthe fact that humans are incapable of doing so as a whole aside, peace implies no war, and therefore is the doom of the human race: We have conquered several lethal viruses, and continue to combat them despite their resistance. We have virtually killed Smallpox, a major achievement. Why are these bad? Remember a guy named Charles Darwin? Natural Selection? Guess what? All our advances in medical science ain't doing us shit all in the long run. More of us staying alive means more people, means more births means MORE PEOPLE. We are already ass-deep in population problems. With viral outbreaks few and far between, with the advent of stupid parents hiding their children in bubbles of sterile environments (actually, the fact that this actually increases risk of getting sick, not to mention pissing people like me off because I can't bring a fucking peanut butter sandwitch to school cancels the 'good' this does. (I don't hate people with allergies, I hate their parents if they were born during this Age of Idiots. When I was a kid, I got my face in everything. Hell I ATE A FISTFUL OF CIGARRETS WHEN I WAS THREE (kids are fun until they learn to walk and talk back. God my sister nearly answered nature's call in the corner of my room during her annoying sleepwalking, the likes of which are unheard of in this family.) I ate dirt. I got my ass sick as can be, and I was the carefree five-year old who thought standing up in a wagon was smart until some asshole came over and yanked it as a joke. I got an eyebrowfull of my glasses (fun stuff, lacerations, fun stuff. Funnier still when you learn that's your SECOND brush with Mr. Grim Reaper, the first being during birth for gods sake. (I had to go out the emergency hatch because lucky ol' me had my friggin umbillical cord wrapped around my neck. Fun stuff. I still have that asshole, and I like to laugh at its shriveled, brown existance. (We kept the cord because this was the age where you did that stuff because you ACTUALLY THOUGHT ABOUT YOUR KIDS FUTURE. Fuck I was a few months away from not existing at all. Mother's mother was supposed to quit getting frisky after the first kid. My mom was the fourth. A month later all sorts of shit happened. Fun stuff realizing that you were as far away from not existing as humans were to not evolving.)

Summary: saving lives screws us over. Lovely. Now, with peace, means no war. Bloody pipe dream. No war? Thats's like deer having no natural predador. They'd be outbreeding rabbits. Result? If World War II never happened, there would have been what? Tens of millions to several hundred million more people. Now add seventy years of breeding (2-4 generations depending on locale) and I'm quite sure that we'd have a hell of a lot more than six billion people. Now throw in all the health problems, population density problems, resource problems, etc. Now, please, please, give yourself a vicious slap for ever thinking like a hippie. Yes, it's nice, but do remember world peace would also entail cooperation, meaning Africa and much of Asia would be quite industrialized. Now realize that if China attains First World consumption rates within a comparable ratio to America/UK, the world's pollution levels would effectively DOUBLE. Now throw in India for good measure. Hell I'll even let you do it like we did with China: it's current, post-World War II population and not the 'peaceful utopia' gagglefuck (thank you United States Marine Corps for that word- see? war is useful.) of people. You'd get a healthy boost from there, and especially when you realize those two countries contain, what? A quarter to a THIRD of the world's population. America, with ~300,000 people is polluting enough (not to hate on America, they've done their fair share of reducing it) Just casually add on that almost two billion people. I don't think so. I don't mean to sound like a die-hard tree hugger (yeah, I care my fair share about the environment and STILL call some people tree huggers. I know the limits to what we can actually do without disrupting everyone) but people born 1990+ are going to be the ones facing all this shit. Now I'm fairly certain I'll be long dead, especially if I join the Air Force, but I'd rather not be grouped in a history book alongside all the assholes of my parent's generation. I sure as shit know I can't fix it by myself, and the 'everything counts' only works in numbers, but I'm not gonna dwell on the impossible. I'll do whatever the fuck I can, because half of it is SMART. GAS EFFICENCY. FUCK THIS IS SIMPLE. So what if your car costs ten grand more? YOU'LL SAVE A HELL OF A LOT MORE ON GAS. And most likely on repairs too. Weekly, up here, gas can be %50 a fillup. Two weeks, $100. Add too more zeros (I even made a multiple of ten for laze people) and we're talking 10 grand in 200 weeks, or roughly four years. A good car should last about ten (and that's a BAD car for my family, all of ours have lasted 11, 12, 13 years except the VW Beetle we won in 2000, which only made it nine. (And racked up its first repair bill fifteen minutes after we first used the thing- rock in windshield. Funniest thing was, we were under contract to keep the original windshield (with had a Tabasco decal along the top) for at least a year. Repair costs AND some bickering with VW. Fun times.]

Anyways. I'm really gonna stop adding stuff here now. Been typing for OH LOOK, TWO AND A HALF HOURS. Alright, I lied earlier.... I told ya so!

[Everything Below is from before the dA Update. I'm too lazy right now to fix it up and incorporate it, and I don't want to delete it. Remember, if you die from reading all that text, it's your fault, not mine.

Though I'd love to see someone try to slap me with a manslaughter charge for that. xD That would be worth a week or two of my time...]

First off... My writing style is the uninhibited, go crazy style- requiring that my editor be someone who can actual DEAL with the huge walls of text I spaw forth. Secondly, I specalize in Millitary, Aerospace, and battlefield Romance. Thirdly, I have yet to finish one of my 45+ WIP's. (I get too many good ideas and one-shot partial ideas to have too much time to devote to a single work.)

Onto some other info: I head two unofficial companies, SDD Comics and SDD Works. I also, in writing, head SDD Studios, although that was only created to make my combined front company, S3 Studios, make sense. (SDD Comics didn't fit with Saga Studios and ShadowStudios.)

SDD Comics deals with the bulk of my works, but SDD Works is for the stuff the fuzz would rather me not creating. (Aka all my 18+ stuff. Which is quite a lot, as many of my stories feature mainstay characters from my origonal story, One Man War, where there are two highly 'corrupt' characters- one who likes two lolies, and one who just has an instainable appetite for raep.)

And yes, I have an adult division despite the fact that I am 17. Such is life. (I mainly blame Saga, although I do admit it all started with an innocent google search for hentai- I had seen the word but had no idea what it was, and neither did my parents at the time. Good lord the chaos that followed in the wake swept me in. (I am law-abiding however- I don't search the interwebz like an idiot, thats what I have Panzer for, my stupid lackey.)

Some more random babble: Global Hunter IS in fact a private game, and my friend, who created it, is VERY adamant on not letting anyone else join. its a shame though, as I think the whole world should get to see just how stupid Matt is. (GH started as a fan-made Silent Hunter game, then evolved into a 4:1 scale Earth total battleground, recently spanning into space, and now including Mars, as well as both its moon, Phobos and Demios, as well as the main asteroid belt (complete with interactive Asteroid 243 Ida as well as its moon, Dactyl.) We're working on Global Hunter Public Beta, but seeing as its four people working on it, we don't expect it to be done in any less then 20 years.

And because this is getting rather long (and I'm starting to loose the initial fire of the write) let me say these final words:

-Oceanchan is my instant-happiness formula.
-Six, if you're reading this, I'M TAME DAMMIT. You can stop being so overprotective to Eight girl! (And stop beating on me too! D: )
-I'm looking for a decent English-to-Japanese translation tool that translates words and phrases with a reasonable degree of accuracy, only in alpha-numeric characters rather then Hiragana, Kanji, etc. (mainly due to the rise in ships I have designed for the Imperial Japanese Navy for my novelized version of Global Hunter, and the massive amount of people who lack the right language packs, I'd like to at least still be able to get the mesage across, but still have it readable to everyone. (God forbid if you don't have english installed. Then you're just plain screwed. (But then you wouldn't be reading it in the first place would you? xD)

And on a final note: I could use help translating a word, as well as some suggestions as to regal/glorious-sounding ship names translatable into Latin.

Xfire username: maximillionveers (you need the Asian Font Pack to read the nickname correctly)

Xbox Live Current Subscription: xXxExcelSagaxXx

Welp, thats it for now. I need to get back to work on Puya Neko Shoujo Chu!, my newest creation. (raw translation: Pure Cat Girl *sound of a kiss*!)

Current Residence: Canada
Favourite genre of music: Jpop, Ez Listening, Soft Rock.
Favourite style of art: Anime/Manga-style.
Operating System: Microsoft Small Buisness Server 2003 -.- (FFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUU)
MP3 player of choice: PSP! (The 100 series. Speakers on the bottom, don't even need headphones)
Wallpaper of choice: Anything Shakugan no Shana, Kurokami, Utawarerumono or Lucky Star.
Favourite cartoon character: Konata-Chan/Shana-chan/Miku-Chan/etc
Personal Quote: If there is no life out there, that's an awful waste of space.

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Comments

~VayraLoyce Apr 25, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Thanks a lot for the watch. <3

~CreepyPirate Jul 24, 2012

Thanks so much for the watch! C:

*SmashBros2008 Jun 17, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

お誕生日おめでとう!! (Happy Birthday!)^w^

~Project-N25 Jul 23, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

*Is horribly late as usual*

HOLY CRAP ITS HUUUGE!

ES IST SO GROSSE! DANKE! (<--German, not 'ew, gross'

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Oh god the caaake. Protip: Never mow down an entire cheesecake yourself. No matter how awesome they are, you will regret it the next day. ;__;

*SmashBros2008 Jul 23, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Hehe oh mai.XD

Ahhh!

~Lt-Sandstorm Jun 17, 2012

Happy birthday! :>

Hope you have a good one.

~Project-N25 Jul 23, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow I have been off for so long. o.O

I guess I get tied up in Steam so much xD
I thought I added you a while ago... If not, I'm assuming you have Steam, what with the love for TF2? :3

And thaaaaanks!