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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Warden in 「Vulture Corporation」 [Security - Science - Service | International ☑ - Immersion ☑]   
    Greetings. The board informed me about the following [DU] changes that I share with you here now:
     
    ▶ A "pact entity" may be created to aid in mission goals and long-term stability
    ▶ Given the outlook on the future, "Vulture Corp Central" (this very entity) is permitted to create a police force or assign its security force personnel to any existing police force temporarily or for a prolonged time - in turn, contract work or outsourcing via the existing security force is also possible
     
    ▶ Specifications are to be handled by the Central entity itself. The Board reserves the right to revoke any rights associated with this update or demand changes at a later date.
     
     
     
     
    Why this change?
    Perception. While protection duties can in theory also be covered by private security forces, aiming for a professional and dedicated unit or entity seems preferable and the terms can help in how such a force is perceived, outfitted, trained or generally governed - and by whom exactly.
     
    These changes now basically allow us to either create our own police force sub-unit or entity for our own public settlements or cities, should we ever create or maintain any, or outsource said units to willing groups, organizations or more specifically nations or alliances. In turn, another possibility is that we "lend" our security (or police) units to these groups and formally integrate them into their own public security forces. In this scenario, as they remain part of Vulture Corporation (unless they quit) they will be subject to the laws, protocols and rights of any existing force they join to prevent any unintended influence or conflict of interest.
     
    This can be worked out in greater detail for any interested party. This step on paper basically allows us to either spearhead some kind of joint police force for specific areas or assist any existing (or to come) by adding / lending members to it that would, at that point, already have some kind of combat capability from other scenarios.
     
    Details on how to accomplish or govern this in the future may be released over time.
     
     
    For public inquiry or criticism, feel free to reply here or send a private message. If you generally consider creating or assisting a major player made public city, consider this offered support for it. CSYN I'm blinking at you here to some extend, too.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to SteveMcFarlane in 「Vulture Corporation」 [Security - Science - Service | International ☑ - Immersion ☑]   
    Throughout history, order and chaos have battled for domination. Through superior tactics, technology and weaponry, order can bring peace and prosperity...
    However order brought through fear and oppression can be a breeding ground for chaos. A balance between order and freedom has to be sought, and at Vulture Corporation our security personnel are that balance. We strive to forward human civilization and our security division is part of that goal.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Cybrex in Gamescom Speculation   
    Alright, so with Gamescom coming up next week, what's everyone's thoughts on what Novaquark will be presenting? We know for sure they'll be releasing details about the upcoming kickstarter.
     
     
    A common rumor I have been seeing floating around is that they'll be showcasing just how their server tech can handle multiple players in one area.
     
    Thoughts?
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from friendlytyrant03 in So what Style of ships would you build or buy?   
    "Who doesn't? It's all good jest, dear friend. There's no offence taken."
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to DaSchiz in Am I alone in thinking that Stargate Probes are a bad idea?   
    While reading this I thought you may be going somewhere else with this.   Open gates to the public then after some time while they become dependent on them stop the free service and force them to pay.  haha
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Anaximander in Civilian, Ecosphere and Infrastructure damage limitation pact   
    Ha... so funny... some people are funny, I give them that.

    “When the enemy is relaxed, make them toil. When full, starve them. When settled, make them move.”

    “Those who wish to fight must first count the cost”

    "If you know the enemy and know yourself, your victory will not stand in doubt; if you know Heaven and know Earth, you may make your victory complete.”

    ~ Sun Tzu, The Art of War.




     
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from Ramsai in Heimera Trade Xchange   
    'Trust is'
     
     

    Trust is specific. Ploys are vague.
    We are an organisation with deep dreams and vested interests. Premium services are cardinal to our dominance in handpicked sectors. The HTX is committed to exotic industry, a network of effective logistics services, sterling trade hubs and lethal PvP. Through Outpost Zebra, we hope to provide players with prime, objective news coverage online.
     
     

    Trust is finite. Money is printed.
    Welcome to Dual Universe. We are here to serve you – not the organisation or alliance. We know trust is finite and hard to obtain. That’s why we’re always in for the long haul. Lifelong trust is lifelong gain. The HTX won’t sacrifice long term advantages for short-lived profits. To forfeit integrity is loss; to break neutrality is anathema. Your alignment in Dual Universe is inconsequential: we have a reputation for impartiality. Business with the HTX is Suisse banking.
     
     

    Trust has history. Lies die swiftly.
    Our arrival in 2016 as The Aether was little more than a whisper. We have since evolved. It’s hard to imagine now, but at one time, The Aether arguably had the largest network of alliances and agreements in Dual Universe. We are not the white knights of old. Alliances and memoranda; been there, done that. Time has shaped the HTX into a focused and observant group. We have shed ghosts to obviate inflating our numbers. We have avoided alliances to spurn partisanship. Join an organisation with an untainted history and famous members. We make only one promise: business is business.
     
     

    Trust is enlightened. Gullibility is uninformed.
    In 2017, we realised, ‘this isn’t going to work.’ The Aether had goals to offer services to Dual Universe. However, alliances would require compromise, sooner or later. Simultaneously, going solo was to paint a target on our backs. A bulb turned on: neutrality is not isolation; independence is not frailty. The options: stick to The Aether or do better. Two years later, we’ve never been prouder of our decision. Dual Universe is a world that can only grow from here, and along with it, so will we.
     
     

    Trust is industrious. Deception tires quickly.
    Maximising the minimum gain is a philosophy you will come to understand in the HTX. It is foolhardy to assume an organisation can be the best at everything. We decided instead to be the best at everything we do. Our focus on industry is limited to the dynamic production of high value items. Whether these are transferred to nefarious entities for further use or creative players for protecting themselves is none of our concern. However, we are interested in ensuring the purchased goods are delivered in pristine condition. To that effect, we are developing our haulier services to reach you wherever you might be in a timely fashion. To handle hostile interest in your consignment, the HTX intends to cultivate a small, skilled and specialised group of players. Their purpose is not to harass organisations or individuals. This arm exists to make sure no living being or plan comes between you and your delivery. As a secondary goal, our PvP members must be able to stall companies many times their size, or turn the tide if a delivery so requires it. Lastly, keeping people updated on the events in Dual Universe is important for their safe passage, information and entertainment. We need nothing more than a few objective reporters around the Universe to bring you the news you need to hear.
     
     

    Trust is patient. Failure is restless.
    Rome wasn’t built in a day. It will take time, careful planning and a long march to achieve our end-goal. The sniper waits for the right moment. The industrialist builds his conglomerate over decades. We are dedicated to achieving what we set out for. Patience is not simply the ability to wait – it’s how we behave while waiting. In Dual Universe that means having fun, learning from setbacks and constantly working towards a goal. We short-change ourselves when we give in to impatience and laxity. Dual Universe is fun; we are fun – if you have the mind to welcome it.
     
     

    Trust is decisive. Hope wanders.
    Are you satisfied? If you think you have found a mutual fit in us, submit an application. We have clearly defined goals for decisive people. If that’s you, you’re more than welcome to join a premier organisation. If we have identified you as a promising candidate, you will hear from us soon.
     
    Trust is the HTX.
    The Heimera Trade Xchange is a unique name, formed from our values and learned members. ‘Heimera’ is a word taken from Icelandic ‘Heimana’ (worlds) and Greek ‘Meraki’ (to do something with soul, creativity or love; leaving a piece of yourself in your work). Together, they signify our dedication to making an impact in the best way we possibly can. Is there a more realistic way to signal commitment to excellence in our activities?
     
    Our members shine. The first ever community digest featured Aetherios (now known as Vyz Ejstu). The second one interviewed Falstaf for his excellent work in founding Outpost Zebra and his generally flawless character. Anonymous is an inconspicuous figure almost assuredly behind the largest projects in Dual Universe. Kael often runs both Outpost Zebra and the organisation with mechanical efficiency. We encourage our members to be active and build a respectable image for themselves and the organisation. A star filled night sky is beautiful, but nothing without individually shining stars. What else to expect of an organisation that draws inspiration from the best of history, philosophy and design?
     
     

    Visit our Discord Server to learn more: Heimera Trade Xchange Server

    Head to our Community Portal to submit an application: Community Portal

    Visit Outpost Zebra to keep up to date with Dual Universe: Outpost Zebra
     
     
    RECRUITING STATUS:
     

    [OPEN]
     
     
    © Copyright Published by TextBomb™ A subsidiary of the HTX. All Rights Blown Up.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to friendlytyrant03 in Let's get some silly ideas going? :P   
    perfect infact screw my space elevator plans I'm starting a fashion company
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to yamamushi in Dual Universe on Reddit   
    Hi Everyone,
     
    I just wanted to take a moment to point out the DU subreddit, /r/dualthegame , for those that use reddit.
     
    https://www.reddit.com/r/dualthegame
     
    There is another subreddit, but NQ posts on /r/dualthegame so I'd recommend subscribing to that one. 
     
     
     
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Anaximander in XBOX ONE OR XBOX SCORPIO PLEASE?!?!   
    Matey, Xbox has a lot of limitations. It may be based on a x86 processor, but that means jack in the long run. How would they be assigned hotkeys via LUA? Would they buy a keyboard for XBone or PS4? PSN and XBox Live already got latency issues (cause they're crap), would it help for an international MMO to be optimised and ran on those networks as well? And if they were forced to buy keyboards to man a large battleship, then I don't see the point of "me likes controller" arguement.
     
     
    Plus, what Cornflakes said. The Unigine 2 engine is a HEAVY duty engine, which neither XBONE or PS4 can run properly and it's why the Unreal Engine 4 is having any success in the field, as it's optimised for those consoles. NQ had to ditch Unreal Engine 4 over Unigine 2, for them to do the things they wanted to be able to do. Just do a google search on Unigine 2, you'll understand what Cornflakes meant by his last comment that Unigine is "not console capable".
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from Anaximander in How I went mad.   
    "I read this late, but it certainly does shed some light into your roleplay and name. Feeding both sides of the war, Captain Twerkmotor...You've gone round the bend."
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Anaximander in How I went mad.   
    DISCLAIMER : THIS STORY WILL BE PERFORMED IN CHARACTER. ANYTHING WRITTEN IN THE STORY IS REPRESENTING OF THE FICTIONAL CHARACTER, NOT THE AUTHOR HIMSELF. ANY QUESTIONS WILL BE RESPONDED TO IN CHARACTER.



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       Nobody chooses to call themselves Twerkmotor. Then again, nobody would believe them Arkships were ever going to be needed. They called me crazy, them top-heads and generals, calling me insane for pointing out the obvious trap we were heading ourselves into. 



      Have you ever wandered why we would ever put ourselves in hybernation, if we have warp-drives? It diffuses the purpose doesn't it? Well, have you ever wandered, why your first instinctual thought when hearing about spaceship is "big guns" ? Why you think of alien worlds and the first twitching motion is the trigger-finger squeezing? That's right soldier, now it all comes back, doesn't it?



     They told us the war would bring safety to humanity. They told us the war would secure humanity's existence for ages to come. I guess those buzcut heads must function as echochambers, since there seemed to be no brain whatsoever left in those top-notch generals. The aliens knew our tactics, they had millenians to perfect war, they only had to amp the scale of one tactic in particular and we were done for. Scorched Earth they called it back in the day, the aliens called "Collapsing a Star". 
     Do you know what happens, when you warp into a system and the star collapses? You never come out of warp. The black hole's orbit flings you past it, as warp will allow you to exceed the escape velocity of the black hole, but at what cost? Say bye bye to your loved ones, you won't be seeing them EVER again.

     I told the top-notch grizzly pilots in fancy uniforms that the aliens collapsed the stars, it's not something that happens every other time and so often. They called me crazy. "Noone can collapse a star. It's beyond ANY technology that can exist" they said. I guess handling a rail-gun makes EVERYONE expert in nuclear fusion and weak nuclear interactions. When Alpha Centauri's binary stars collapsed at the same time, we knew we were done for. 4.5 years they gave us to pack everyone of importance into the Arkships. That's how long the gamma radiation would take to reach planet Earth and turn its own atmosphere into a microwave oven. They came to me, told me that I had foresight , they told me my knowledge wa valued. 

    I showed them my brother's death-mail, saying he was K.I.A. after the battle of Kaliban system. I showed them my wife's last letter, having it made into a portrait. For your information, she went "missing", along with an entire squadron of ships under her command. She never had time for children, she had to fight the good fight you see. I told them I will be waiting the end on my lawn, possibly with the barbeque going.


    They told me the aliens had lost control of their tech that disrupted the core of stars, something about quantum frequencies, how the galactic center was "infected" by the disruption of the aliens' weapon. Yeah, guess what happens when you disrupt a supermassive black hole. That's where the Arkships came in.


    It was tech meant for EXTREMELY long travels. Warp can make a travel to a system ten light years away to last only a day or two. But another galaxy altogether? That took time. Time that would be needed spent in cryosleep. They told me I could make a difference in humanity's new era, far away, to a galaxy safe from possible quantum frequency disruptions in the core of its stars. I said yes to that. That would be a good way to make my life worth its while.


    Guess what, the aliens had blown up their own territory's stars so much, they were out of materials to enact their own Project Ark. One last hurray in being assholes, amirite? Even as we boarded the arkships, those friggin' aliens kept fighting us. They got our starbird side in a kinetic barrage - tell you what, Arkships are enormous, cumbersome, up until they hit warp, then they fly as fast as any star-hopper jet could. One in every ten arkships was destroyed. I retrospect, I hope those were the last things I could recall.


    While being prepped for cryostasis, I took the liberty of conversing with the men and women in my pod-group. I asked them of what their field of expertise was, given my assumption that the arkships would have people of science to help rebuild humanity. As I asked the first man on my left, he replied "Heavy Weapons operator". The woman across me said, "Sniper" in a hick accent. Slowlly, every other person spoke up and soon, they all started exchanging their batallion numbers, where they had served, how man drops in power armor they had under their belts, confirmed kills, stories of gorious glory. Then it hit me. I wasn't there to rebuild humanity. I was there to build weapons for a new and senseless war when the time comes.


    I had ninety centuries of cryo sleep and lucid dreams to see the same nightmare. My brother, dying in an onslaught of aliens, then I saw others' brothes dying, others' wives dying. I saw the endless cycle of hate and misery, brought by a "new" humanity, rooted in a military gene pool.  That's how it started, getting mad.


    Now, as I'm standing here, awoken, unfrozen, isolated in the bridge of the arkship, with every airlock open in the ship and every cryopod ejected down the planet, I only have to wonder how long will these grunts take to kill each other with sticks and stones. Surelly, it won't be long. I wasn't thinking straight, I must have dropped some engineers down the planet alongside the soldiers. Which gave me a better idea. Why build weapons for the army, when I can start selling weapons to everyone? Why not feed both sides of the war with the same weapons? Why not make myself less of a threat, give myself a silly-ass name. Yes, war never changes they say. Weapons though do. And it's due time for some upgrades. Perhaps... quantum-frequencies is the direction I should dwell into.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to DaSchiz in GrayStillPlays interview with JC   
    Most if not all of you guys have probably heard this hour long interview already but I do want to say thanks to JC for taking the time to answer questions clearly, honestly, and as in depth as he could .... GrayStillPlays for conducting a good interview and asking the questions the community wanted .... and the community for giving their opinion or expressing what they wanted to know.
     
    It fed my Dual Universe appetite for at least a few days I hope ... lol
     
    Much of it have been written about in dev blogs and the ask us anything thread but it is always good to hear the top man in his own words describing the vision of the game.
     
    So I just wanted to say kudos and thanks as well as let people know who may not have heard the interview and are interested.
     


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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Kiklix in COPS intro video.   
    COPS video intro.
     
    ​This is my second time to use After Effects and first time mixing audio so this is probably subject to change. Fun stuff, tons to learn. Enjoy.
     
    ​********WARNING: TURN DOWN SOUND...MY AUDIO MIXING IS BAD********
     
     


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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Anaximander in Are We There Yet? - Guess DU release date   
    ALPHA : Before Star Citizen's release.
    BETA : Before Star Citizen's release.
    Full release : Before Star Citizen's release.
    Gameplay Overhaul, 10-year anniversary : Before Star Citizen's release.
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from Anasasi in The mechanics of large scale resource harvesting   
    "Drones would be of immense use here--especially in land based mining. One machine mines the ore and another machine processes it. Over long distances, drones will be very efficient in carrying the ore/mineral from one point to another. They can be cheap and inexpensive or durable and wallet-denting. You should be careful to only use them in secure areas, or make sure they are armed to a commendable level."
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Anasasi in How much physical damage can someone do in war or a raid   
    This issue with having no natural heal but re-terraforming of a planet means you have to get that grass, dirt, etc from somewhere. You'll end up dumping a huge layer to flatten and make areas viable to live on again. Which means you have to gather the materials from either on planet and strip mine it from somewhere or pull it from another lesser known and used planet, however, this could work if you have a home planet and a place you mine from where you get excess(?) materials. You could use them to terraform again. 
     
    I would like to see it reform naturally, that would be nice. 
     
     
    I would think that, due to the territory management, there would be some form of restriction in this field. Though that is a concern. We were having a discussion awhile ago about the possibility of war and damage timers, etc. So that could also run within your territory all the way to the core/lowest mining point. Therefore protecting your territory. 
     
    But as Kiklix said, it's a matter of wait and see.
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from Rafiki in Heimera Trade Xchange   
    'Trust is'
     
     

    Trust is specific. Ploys are vague.
    We are an organisation with deep dreams and vested interests. Premium services are cardinal to our dominance in handpicked sectors. The HTX is committed to exotic industry, a network of effective logistics services, sterling trade hubs and lethal PvP. Through Outpost Zebra, we hope to provide players with prime, objective news coverage online.
     
     

    Trust is finite. Money is printed.
    Welcome to Dual Universe. We are here to serve you – not the organisation or alliance. We know trust is finite and hard to obtain. That’s why we’re always in for the long haul. Lifelong trust is lifelong gain. The HTX won’t sacrifice long term advantages for short-lived profits. To forfeit integrity is loss; to break neutrality is anathema. Your alignment in Dual Universe is inconsequential: we have a reputation for impartiality. Business with the HTX is Suisse banking.
     
     

    Trust has history. Lies die swiftly.
    Our arrival in 2016 as The Aether was little more than a whisper. We have since evolved. It’s hard to imagine now, but at one time, The Aether arguably had the largest network of alliances and agreements in Dual Universe. We are not the white knights of old. Alliances and memoranda; been there, done that. Time has shaped the HTX into a focused and observant group. We have shed ghosts to obviate inflating our numbers. We have avoided alliances to spurn partisanship. Join an organisation with an untainted history and famous members. We make only one promise: business is business.
     
     

    Trust is enlightened. Gullibility is uninformed.
    In 2017, we realised, ‘this isn’t going to work.’ The Aether had goals to offer services to Dual Universe. However, alliances would require compromise, sooner or later. Simultaneously, going solo was to paint a target on our backs. A bulb turned on: neutrality is not isolation; independence is not frailty. The options: stick to The Aether or do better. Two years later, we’ve never been prouder of our decision. Dual Universe is a world that can only grow from here, and along with it, so will we.
     
     

    Trust is industrious. Deception tires quickly.
    Maximising the minimum gain is a philosophy you will come to understand in the HTX. It is foolhardy to assume an organisation can be the best at everything. We decided instead to be the best at everything we do. Our focus on industry is limited to the dynamic production of high value items. Whether these are transferred to nefarious entities for further use or creative players for protecting themselves is none of our concern. However, we are interested in ensuring the purchased goods are delivered in pristine condition. To that effect, we are developing our haulier services to reach you wherever you might be in a timely fashion. To handle hostile interest in your consignment, the HTX intends to cultivate a small, skilled and specialised group of players. Their purpose is not to harass organisations or individuals. This arm exists to make sure no living being or plan comes between you and your delivery. As a secondary goal, our PvP members must be able to stall companies many times their size, or turn the tide if a delivery so requires it. Lastly, keeping people updated on the events in Dual Universe is important for their safe passage, information and entertainment. We need nothing more than a few objective reporters around the Universe to bring you the news you need to hear.
     
     

    Trust is patient. Failure is restless.
    Rome wasn’t built in a day. It will take time, careful planning and a long march to achieve our end-goal. The sniper waits for the right moment. The industrialist builds his conglomerate over decades. We are dedicated to achieving what we set out for. Patience is not simply the ability to wait – it’s how we behave while waiting. In Dual Universe that means having fun, learning from setbacks and constantly working towards a goal. We short-change ourselves when we give in to impatience and laxity. Dual Universe is fun; we are fun – if you have the mind to welcome it.
     
     

    Trust is decisive. Hope wanders.
    Are you satisfied? If you think you have found a mutual fit in us, submit an application. We have clearly defined goals for decisive people. If that’s you, you’re more than welcome to join a premier organisation. If we have identified you as a promising candidate, you will hear from us soon.
     
    Trust is the HTX.
    The Heimera Trade Xchange is a unique name, formed from our values and learned members. ‘Heimera’ is a word taken from Icelandic ‘Heimana’ (worlds) and Greek ‘Meraki’ (to do something with soul, creativity or love; leaving a piece of yourself in your work). Together, they signify our dedication to making an impact in the best way we possibly can. Is there a more realistic way to signal commitment to excellence in our activities?
     
    Our members shine. The first ever community digest featured Aetherios (now known as Vyz Ejstu). The second one interviewed Falstaf for his excellent work in founding Outpost Zebra and his generally flawless character. Anonymous is an inconspicuous figure almost assuredly behind the largest projects in Dual Universe. Kael often runs both Outpost Zebra and the organisation with mechanical efficiency. We encourage our members to be active and build a respectable image for themselves and the organisation. A star filled night sky is beautiful, but nothing without individually shining stars. What else to expect of an organisation that draws inspiration from the best of history, philosophy and design?
     
     

    Visit our Discord Server to learn more: Heimera Trade Xchange Server

    Head to our Community Portal to submit an application: Community Portal

    Visit Outpost Zebra to keep up to date with Dual Universe: Outpost Zebra
     
     
    RECRUITING STATUS:
     

    [OPEN]
     
     
    © Copyright Published by TextBomb™ A subsidiary of the HTX. All Rights Blown Up.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Cybrex in Dual Universe FAQ/Sources   
    Added new interview done by GrayStillPlays.
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to DaSchiz in Isolation from the rest of the world   
    A summer home to get away from it all .... or for your top secret tech projects
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to ShadowLordAlpha in Two words space elevator   
    I was talking more of a very large tube that holds all the trains and tracks and each of those can have a train so you could look out the window and see like 3 or more other trains moving up and down as well but again it depends on how things work in game
     

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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to Kairos in Hover Boards   
    Let's just say you'll at least have one guaranteed customer   
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    Vyz Ejstu got a reaction from Anonymous in Planetary Racing League   
    "A good idea, but it will have to be created by players, not Dual Universe. All in all, it will provide a good chance for shipbuilders and craft builders to showcase their creations and allow for a good get-together. Brilliant idea! Let's hear what the others have to say."
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    Vyz Ejstu reacted to NQ-Nyzaltar in Welcome Roleplayers!   
    A lot of things are under construction. The Lore is no exception.
    Join us in this section to talk about the storyline, to give your feedback and/or make some suggestions about what has already been uncovered of the storyline.
     
    Stay tuned as we are currently working on the game world bible
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