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Motivation has hit level zero.

Wed Nov 4, 2009, 12:00 AM
Honestly, I had totally planned on doing something for NaNoWriMo. Be it getting another chapter or two done on "Stargate: Tomb Raider," another one of the various stories I have started at various points, or something new-ish, I wasn't sure. I kinda wanted to do something new with Modern Samurai, but nothing really occured (part of it is I've not been on City of Heroes/Champions Online for so long, due to motherboard fail).

And now, compound that with the fact that Modern Warfare II is coming out next week, and my brother just HAD to get me intrigued by Dragon Age to the point where I preordered the gorram thing... I got nothing.

Anyone got some suggestions?

Oh, also, the remake of V? My opinion: If you liked Ron Moore's Battlestar Galactica, you'll like V.

  • Mood: Tired
  • Listening to: Random songs on iPod
  • Reading: Honor Harrington series
  • Watching: V
  • Playing: Dragon Age: Origins
  • Eating: Food
  • Drinking: Liquid

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: Sterling Heights, Michigan, USA
  • Interests: Sci-Fi, gaming, wargaming, airsoft
  • Favourite movie: Just about anything sci-fi.
  • Favourite band or musician: John Williams
  • Favourite genre of music: Classical
  • Favourite poet or writer: David Weber
  • Operating System: Windows XP
  • MP3 player of choice: iPod Touch
  • Wallpaper of choice: Something related to sci-fi
  • Favourite game: Varies
  • Favourite gaming platform: Xbox 360
  • Favourite cartoon character: Faye Valentine
  • Personal Quote: The only truly crazy ones are those that think themselves entirely sane.
  • Tools of the Trade: Google Docs and/or OpenOffice Writer

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:iconcandyimp:
*looks around for stray candies*

:hungry:
:iconkant-lavar:
*quietly slips Imp a bag of M&Ms*

*goes back to playing Dragon Age until he goes to pick up his copy of Modern Warfare 2 tonight*

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The only truly crazy ones are those that think themselves entirely sane.
:iconkahine:
Thank you for the return watch!!!
:)
:iconlopezmichael:
Thanks for adding me to your faves. :)
:iconenterprisedavid:
thanks for the fav

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:iconwraith11:
Hey mate, cheers much for the fav on "Goddess of Battle", much appreciated :ahoy:

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:iconkant-lavar:
There's all too little Honorverse art out there! I was glad to see some new (to me) stuff!

I should mention (or should that be warn?) that :iconhmsnike: and I are brothers, and I've moved back to Michigan. Upon reading your conversation with him about exactly how the battle you described might have gone down, I came up with a variant that I want to sit down with him and game out; the Peeps detach their light units to go kill the merchies, and then the BCs try and generate the vectors to intercept the convoy escort. It would kind of depend on their relative vectors and positions when the Peeps picked up the Manty warships, granted, but if the Peep BCs could generate that vector to intercept the Manty escort ships, and if the merchies were trying to break straight out across the hyper limit, it's possible.

Where's my nav computer when I need it? Have to try and work this out by hand... :work:

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:iconwraith11:
Mention... warn... same diff right? =P

Hmm, interesting scenario. I got to admit I'm dubious as to weather the BCs would be likely to actually attempt to engage the convoy escort themselves, if only because they've got bigger fish to fry (namely the system fixed defences, where ever they are, and the picket). Then again, commanders on the spot have been known to do all sorts of things.

Nav computer: tell me about it :roll: Somtimes I wonder how long it takes David Weber to figure all the vectors, distances, times, accelerations and stuff out (assuming he does). I know I certainly don't have that sort of patience with numbers ^^;

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"Designers think everything done by someone else is awful, and that they could do it better themselves, which explains why I designed my own living room carpet, I suppose." - Chris Bangle
:icondavemetlesits:
Thank you for the fav!

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KITT for easy reference or Kitt if you prefer..."
:iconmisao-chan:
Thanks for the devwatch!

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