Dear Leader/s,

I'd like to kindly please request that active projects for Stonewall Legion Fleet Holdings -- Dilithium Mine, Embassy, and Spire -- be returned to regular rotation.

Friendly Fleet leaders and members today replied to my in-game chat query to explain the reason why the holdings were paused. I understand and appreciate the concept.

Still, I think that resuming projects for the Legion holdings would improve player experience and morale in both the Fleet and the Armada as a whole. Players are keen to donate to projects throughout the Armada and we appreciate seeing as many projects in play as possible.

Thank you as always for all your hard work and stewardship of the Fleet and now Armada and thank you for considering my request.

Long Life & Happiness,

Aty

PS Apologies if I missed a forum post on the subject or if I posted to the wrong forum.

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I think I'll be there. Not sure if I have anything useful to add, but I do want to hear what is going to be said. Also, I will try to think of some stuff that might help.

Actually, if you don't plan on speaking up, don't attend. I'm not looking for an audience. :P If I see people not talking, don't be surprised if I start calling people up by name.

This is going to be a bit of a toughie because I've written my Fed main to be the only version of himself in any universe, sort of like Captain Asfara Eden in the Voyager Full Circle novels. Maybe I'll do Serleena.

I'll be there as well.

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Ok I tried, but I give up. Hugz

Sorry I missed you there, I was out running errands when you msg'd be. Did you get my response? I'll keep looking for you but could you also please let me know if your toon is Imperial or Republic? One faction can't see the players on the opposite faction's side.

We have a few clerks here who seem to be going all rebel. I'm not really surprised, though. KY isn't exactly basking in the pool of knowledge and common sense. I know, I live here :p People aren't going to stand by and let them continue to deny marriage lisences. I feel like the religious aspect of this is just a shield they're using to mask their own personal feelings and prejudice. One way or another they'll be brought into the fold.


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Our SWTOR guilds aren't active so I'm not surprised that you didn't receive your invite. I've all but moved to a different server myself. I don't really like The Harbingers general player base anyway.


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Yeah, and now she's doubling down and ignoring the Supreme Court. She's going before a federal judge later this week to explain why she shouldn't be given some nasty fines and/or jail time...

She is flagrantly violating the law and she absolutely needs to go to jail to show the next person that gets elected that their ideology does not outweigh the law and the rights of others.

Ridiculousness.

Ok I tried, but I give up. Hugz

Name: Joseph Leyland
Rank: Fleet Admiral
Age: 36



Admiral Leyland joined the Terran empire in 2388 at the age of 15 following in his fathers footsteps who himself was instrumental during the uprising against the Alliance in 2370. Unfortunately Joseph's father didn't live long enough to see the victory of the Empire over the Alliance, something which Joseph wanted the Alliance to pay dearly for.

Less than a year later however during a battle with the Borg Joseph was unfortunately captured and assimilated. Luckily though during an incursion in sector 0042 a task force of Terran ships were able to disable the sphere that he was assigned to and liberated any Empire species before destroying the Sphere.

In 2390 he joined the crew of the ISS Bozeman, an aged Miranda class ship. Annoyed at having to take orders from those he felt tactically inferior he soon began to plot the downfall of the ships Captain. Knowing that he would need the backing of the crew if he wanted to take command, Joseph found the perfect opportunity for promotion when 3 crew members were killed during an away mission to Bomari 4. Knowing that the crew would be angered by the apparent incompetence of the captain, Joseph took this as the perfect opportunity to challenge for command and killed the captain on the spot.

He went on to command the Bozeman for 12 successful years winning glorious victories on over 50 occasions oppressing those that would dare stand against the Empire. It was during his command of the Bozeman that Joseph was gifted with the shotgun used by Zefram Cochrane during the failed Vulcan invasion of 5th April 2063. Joseph used this shotgun in the famed battle of the Briar Patch in which he liberated a valuable dilithium mining asteroid from the Orion Syndicate.

In 2401 during an ambush on the Tholians in the Azure Nebula Admiral Leyland stumbled upon an artifact of unknown origin. It was a starship seemingly of Terran design yet not one that any of the crew recognised. Once every Tholian was dead and every Tholian ship burned in the vacuum of space the ISS Bozeman tractored the starship to Starbase 142 for examination. Admiral Leyland had his own plans however and earmarked the new ship as his own.

It took a year for the best engineers of the Empire to repair the ship following the Tholians ripping out most of its technology. They did manage to save some technology however including the ships chroniton infused arrays, temporal disruption torpedoes, Manheim device and Tipler Cylinder. The engineers also managed to craft an antichroniton infused beam array, temporal detanglement suite and a new phased warpcore using schematics found in the ships heavily fragmented database.

Using his knowledge from his time in the collective Admiral Leyland managed to outfit the ship, now christened ISS Melody Pond, with deflectors, impulse engines, shields and weapons nodes inspired by the collective.



He has now been in command of the Melody Pond for 8 years using her Borg and Temporal technologies to crush the other species of the Milky Way into submission, being one of the first Terran Ships to investigate the Delta Quadrant and an instrumental part of the battle with the Iconians. Nobody has dared test the leadership of the Admiral who expects to maintain command of the Melody Pond for a long time to come.

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Not sure about the first one I played, as I am sure a guess your number basic program on the school BBC micro counts, but the first we owned with our first home computer was Gridrunner on our CBM64. To this day I still like those types of games ie Skramble and Defender. I also have fond memories of choplifter and Exploding Fist.

Totally forgot about the BBC Computer we had at primary school, with the actual "floppy discs" ...i remember something called "Geordie Racer" and "look and Read" ....most depressingly the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry has a BBC as an exhibit!! :(

Not sure about the first one I played, as I am sure a guess your number basic program on the school BBC micro counts, but the first we owned with our first home computer was Gridrunner on our CBM64. To this day I still like those types of games ie Skramble and Defender. I also have fond memories of choplifter and Exploding Fist.

It was a really enjoyable read and quite a treat to get an exclusive chat with him! Great work on the interview and article! I'm glad that it's getting the broad attention that it deserves!

Cheers,
D.

Ohhhh that Ryan, I didn't want to assume :D

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So who are they in game so we know who go go begging to :p

*whispers* ones in your Dept

Congrats to the winners!!

So strictly home gaming systems (Arcades not included)

Atari 2600 Crystal Castles

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First PC was Dungeons and Dragons 8 bit graphics with Text Responses

This is something I've always felt strongly about, so I'm super excited that it's being discussed! :woohoo:

I will be present. I have written up a one sheet of thoughts. if you'd like me to share it with you, Nick, prior to the Summit I will send you the link.

It's been a few hours since Stonewall Times went live containing my interview with Manu Intiraymi, and I have been blown away by the response it has already received from other sources. It has been retweeted a few times thus far from Manu's own tweet. Liked several times on both of Manu's Facebook pages. Shared on other Facebook pages relating to Manu. Ryan T. Husk - co star to Manu in Renegades (ryan was also co writer and make up consultant to Renegades) has called it amazing. Most of all Manu called it beautiful and has thanked Stonewall personally via twitter.

It took me months of getting everything together, sometimes sitting till the small hours of the morning going through picture after picture finding the right ones I wanted to use, as well as emailing production companies for pictures, or to get permission to use pictures.

But there are several people I need to thank personally for helping bring it all together.

Dave (Voleron) - Thank you so much in pointing me in the right direction in getting the promo video done.