America Summit ICOOC page 2 : Fallout Series Discussion

» Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:02 am

Actually these were old one the Hegemony made Early on during its nations infancy. The didnt have access to a substnatial portion of the U.S fleet. They the blueprints of them and created them and also they are slowly upgrading there Navy.

No. It's nearly impossible for a Post-Apocalyptic nation to make a full Navy. In fact one ship is a bit out there. If we are going to start this rapid progress with no struggle again I may as well drop out now.

» Wed Jan 23, 2013 4:27 am

No. It's nearly impossible for a Post-Apocalyptic nation to make a full Navy. In fact one ship is a bit out there. If we are going to start this rapid progress with no struggle again I may as well drop out now.

Well I was going to have a few personally but I thought I could reasonably justify it...

» Tue Jan 22, 2013 6:15 pm

No. It's nearly impossible for a Post-Apocalyptic nation to make a full Navy. In fact one ship is a bit out there. If we are going to start this rapid progress with no struggle again I may as well drop out now.

I will try not to go with a whole rapid progress but a nation 60 years established would possibly have a large navy by now.

» Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:20 am

I will try not to go with a whole rapid progress but a nation 60 years established would possibly have a large navy by now.

I would say not metal ships but perhaps wooden ones like pirates...

» Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:10 am

I will try not to go with a whole rapid progress but a nation 60 years established would possibly have a large navy by now.

Unless its set in the post-apocalypse. The NCR in New Vegas has existed for more than 60 years, is well established, and as far as we know has no navy whatsoever. They barely have an air-force.

Now given that this is a convention, saying "No navy" would be limiting what we can do substantially. But that doesn't mean we can't tone it down a bit and keep it somewhat grounded. I'd say recommissioning old pre-war naval vessels is fine. Which is what the rest of us are doing, but building your own brand spanking new ones? No. Not at this stage anyway.

Like I said, Aurodium selling old U.S. navy ships is at least sort of plausible (sort of). But having your nation already be pumping out full first world navies and selling them off like its nothing is just silly.

» Tue Jan 22, 2013 11:47 pm

Unless its set in the post-apocalypse. The NCR in New Vegas has existed for more than 60 years, is well established, and as far as we know has no navy whatsoever. They barely have an air-force.

Now given that this is a convention, saying "No navy" would be limiting what we can do substantially. But that doesn't mean we can't tone it down a bit and keep it somewhat grounded. I'd say recommissioning old pre-war naval vessels is fine. Which is what the rest of us are doing, but building your own brand spanking new ones? No. Not at this stage anyway.

Like I said, Aurodium selling old U.S. navy ships is at least sort of plausible (sort of). But having your nation already be pumping out full first world navies and selling them off like its nothing is just silly.

Exactly. If ships then why not 1000s tanks and [censored] like that right? At-least small scale production of shps if justifyable.

» Tue Jan 22, 2013 4:23 pm

No. It's nearly impossible for a Post-Apocalyptic nation to make a full Navy. In fact one ship is a bit out there. If we are going to start this rapid progress with no struggle again I may as well drop out now.

I was thinking that the NCR would have their dilapidated. Battleship, then 2 Cruisers and 2 Destroyers in slightly better repair. Then they got a few more ships from Bosmight and Wanderer. I'm wondering if this is acceptable for the NCR...

Also we need a new one of these.

» Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:23 pm

Unless its set in the post-apocalypse. The NCR in New Vegas has existed for more than 60 years, is well established, and as far as we know has no navy whatsoever. They barely have an air-force.

Now given that this is a convention, saying "No navy" would be limiting what we can do substantially. But that doesn't mean we can't tone it down a bit and keep it somewhat grounded. I'd say recommissioning old pre-war naval vessels is fine. Which is what the rest of us are doing, but building your own brand spanking new ones? No. Not at this stage anyway.

Like I said, Aurodium selling old U.S. navy ships is at least sort of plausible (sort of). But having your nation already be pumping out full first world navies and selling them off like its nothing is just silly.

Yes ok. I went a bit to far ahead. Anyway recommisong the old vessels I can do.

» Tue Jan 22, 2013 6:29 pm

I will try not to go with a whole rapid progress but a nation 60 years established would possibly have a large navy by now.

You forgot the "after the apocalypse" part.

The UMD has been set up for 200 years (199 actually) and we havnt made any leaps in advancement. I did this because I expected us to learn from our mistakes in advancing to fast with the last RP. I thought this was going to be more post-apocalyptic, like Fallout itself.

» Wed Jan 23, 2013 2:09 am

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