We are now cooking with Fusion Fuel
This is Captain Lennox Kamal of the Martian Federal Navy, stop right there Rim Periphery Union scum!
Want to fire trash cannons and oversized flares at your enemies? Then the Snatchers have you covered!
Can confirm, we have Amazon same day delivery services, and the package is a surprise until you join.
Okay, ignore my review above, about time for a serious review. To put it simply this server is basically a spin off of The Expanse by James S.A. Corey. Some factions are basically rebranded versions of their factions in the books, such as IPA-UN, MF-MCR, BPU-OPA. On top of that there are unique factions with their own doctrine and technology to name them all, the Rim Periphery Union, and Kuiper Security Pact. Each has their own advantages and disadvantages, the players here do not need to worry about bullshit like shields that cancel out whatever you thrown at it and devolving into an endless argument about who has better technology. Only thing going on is your tactics, maneuvers and exploiting your own advantages and your enemies disadvantages
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Description
Dirac sea is a spacefaring roleplay and community inspired by the likes of The Expanse, Falling Frontier, and Nebulos fleet command. It is now the 25th century, and humanity has now long since left the confines of its home planet and have colonized vast swathes of the solar system. The invention of the epstien and wormhole jump drives has allowed travel times that would previously take years be done in a matter of weeks or even days, even as far as to help humanity verify the existence of planet 9, later colonized and named as Pales. However, as is typical with humanity and the conflicts they sow, summarized in the words of a asteroid belt miner: “Humanity had a garden that was filled with riches of water, air, and a blue sky. And yet, they not only almost destroyed that garden, they looked past the sky into the stars and beyond. And the first thought that came to their mind was not that of wonder or reverence, but one word: ‘Mine.’”