The Empire Begins with the Fourth Scourge

Captain Kushen, Governor of Dawn, Sith Lord, the Fourth Scourge... These are the positions and prestige that I, the God of Death, once had. ... One is stronger than the other, and each has a higher status and public position than the last. My name is-Tang Xiao! The strongest person in the world? ... Since time traveling, my strength and cultivation have continued to grow in me. As strong as I am in the Force, only Lu Ritian in a few decades can compare with me! Comparable? Hum, maybe now my strength has almost surpassed that Lu Ritian! And to ensure that I always have invincible power, I will do whatever it takes - whatever is needed! In addition to dealing with all those who disobey me, they must also dedicate to me whatever they can help me. If someone disobeys him, I will not let him go even if he is my son. Because this is my way. ... My way. ... ... Maybe some people don't agree with me. But when the vast majority of people in the world trust me and think that I am the most noble hero and the greatest governor, how can I be wrong? ... No... As long as the fools don't know, and others dare not rebel and are afraid of me, what else can I do wrong? ! ... Even if it is wrong, in the end it will only be the fault of the world... The fault of fools... The fault of the weak... Because without my wisdom and great power, they would still only live in the painful world of war. ... So, all people who don't want to die... Who don't want to suffer must love me, be loyal to me, respect me, and worship me! Appreciate me, Captain Kushen, and swear to death for me, the Governor of Dawn, my Sith Lord, my fourth natural disaster... I, I, I, I am the God of Death! !

Actually, I came from piracy. I used to be a student without a job, but now I have a job. I want to repay the author. I hope more people will become more and more beautiful. Of course, it would be best if I could update 10,000 words a day

I don't know why interstellar aircraft carriers are interesting. What is the use of fighter jets in the interstellar era?

First of all, it must be said that there will be a stargate network in the future, which means that the strategic blockade and regionalized warfare carried out by Star Wars itself based on hyperspace channels have lost their effect. Furthermore, after the construction of the network begins, in evenly matched battles, the Stargate will become a strategic location and the focus of competition. Two-way competition But because the original sin version of the Stargate system of the Solar Empire is many-to-many, that is to say, regardless of the consumption of the Stargate, all systems with Stargates are completely adjacent. This is conducive to the Confederacy's rapid combat maneuverability in dispersed occupied areas. At the same time, while ensuring technological priority and monopoly status, it can give full play to its mobile warfare advantages to blitz the Republic's Jaeger-class fleet. Under the premise that the Stargate network is complete and the technology is exclusive, if the Republic does not have the confidence and cost to waste time in a relatively strategic disadvantage, it will inevitably have to concentrate most of its combat forces to attack the Stargate in pursuit of a quick decisive battle. Or the second combat plan is to shrink the defense fleet, abandon most of the systems, unify the fleet to enhance unit combat effectiveness and conduct large-scale group operations, but this will inevitably cause supply pressure and political crisis. Of course, this depends on the number and intensity of stargate construction at the beginning of the specific war, as well as the actual comparison in the strength of the two sides' hard fleets. And the most important thing for the Confederacy is to avoid a certain Anzuotian.

Several years ago, I saw Jingda's Infinite Base of All Heavens. It was so amazing among all the All Tens that I have replayed it more than a dozen times. I must say that the development method of Jingda's All Heavens gave me a deep impression and inspiration. Unfortunately, it was cut short, but I still find it exciting when I replay it after a while. Also. . . . . In fact, you don't need to argue too much about worldview involvement. I have been in many circles besides Star Wars, GW, UNSC, Homeworld, Empire of the Sun, and EVE. The scoldings in the novel circles I have read over the years have only caused trouble for both sides. This book is mainly about Star Wars. There is no point in making others angry for the sake of a fictional worldview, which will only bring bad effects to you all. If you don't like a setting, you can completely change the book. There are also high-level Warhammer Heavens flow, but I haven't found it yet. Let Jingda have an environment where we can perform with peace of mind. After all, we are mainly here to read books, not to quarrel. If the book environment turns into a bickering or even a money fight, it is you who will lose. That's all. I would like to thank Jingda University for giving me a good sense of the virtual world.

Looking forward to briefly talking about what happened in the past two years

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When will the three protoss sub-shields be released? I feel like you will have to write more than 3,000 chapters 😅

I feel a bit unclear as to what the technological level of Star Wars is. The background says that the outer armor of Star Wars battleships is neutron collapse armor, but in the Clone Wars, Anakin led the clones to board the ship and directly cut the armor from the outside with a cutter, and Anakin himself said that the cutter was enough to produce a jet of up to 8,000 degrees. The fact that neutron collapse armor can be cut open by 8,000-degree high-temperature jets is too undeserved. Can anyone explain the level of Star Wars based on plot performance and background setting?

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I don't know if the author has heard that the individual armors of these two series are quite good (Eighth Squadron and Tribes: Ascension). They are handsome in appearance and have good performance. They both come with shields. There are jetpacks suitable for high-mobility combat and long-range shooting at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour. Eighth Squadron can be used for individual orbital airdrops. Tribes: Ascension. Those who have played the game know that various long-range ground-sliding jetpacks are highly mobile snipers, and the shields are strong and can withstand orbital airdrops (Tribes: Revengeance)

The Fourth Natural Disaster To be honest, what the current protagonist does is not actually the Fourth Natural Disaster, or it does not reach the level of madness and chaos of the Fourth Natural Disaster. In fact, in essence, the Fourth Natural Disaster, and his attitude towards the entire world, is actually just playing a game. Of course, this joke originally came from Qunxing, Qunxing. Stars are just a game. They really don't regard people as people, or what they are. They have an attitude of overlooking the whole world with an absolute superiority. Whether it is success or failure, it is meaningless to them, because it is just a game, and if it fails, they can overturn it and start over, or wake up. He does not need to go When considering the consequences of exploding a planet, or turning a planet into a dead planet, he only needs to consider whether he will get pleasure from turning the planet into a dead planet The fourth natural disaster has become extremely "cruel" to things that he doesn't like or can't bring him pleasure. For example, if one of your agents runs away with a native, this kind of thing brings you great displeasure. The final result may be to pull a Colossus and blow up the planet. But this kind of thing really requires pulling a Colossus, but this thing is really not necessary for the fourth natural disaster, but this can make it very happy. This matter becomes very necessary Just like what some people who like to play Trisolaris always like to say, the Lord doesn't care. But for the people in the world where the Fourth Natural Disaster is located, the Fourth Natural Disaster does not care about the life and death of these people. What the Fourth Natural Disaster does is to open a game and then start from here. They can gain pleasure from the game, and this pleasure can come from destroying the opponent's entire civilization, turning the entire civilization into a can, merging the enemy into the power grid, or completely erasing them from the universe. They do not need to consider the consequences of doing so, because it is meaningless, and how much these so-called consequences can bring to him Threat Even if he established the interstellar gczy, the reason for doing so is that it can bring a lot of pleasure, as well as the happiness of eventually ruling the star sea, and maybe some happiness of watching the people under his rule live and work in peace and contentment, but more often, he prefers "war". In fact, there are still farmers, but if If the computer fails in the later stage, you won't know what he will do From this point of view, the protagonist is not actually a truly orthodox Fourth Natural Disaster. He is an excellent ruler, but he is definitely not a Fourth Natural Disaster, because the Fourth Natural Disaster is not an excellent ruler

With the same technology, road-based weapons are unlikely to lose to ship-based weapons. For example, the DUST514 expansion pack in the same world of EVE clearly states that road-based cannons can defeat the Night God-class super aircraft carrier with one shot. In the small space of a battleship, conditions such as firepower, maneuverability, protection, personnel accommodation, carrier-based aircraft hangars, etc. Must be considered. If all energy is used to maintain the shield, the firepower will be poor, and vice versa. But as long as an armed planet keeps plugging its power furnace and reactor, it can set up countless cannons and planetary shields. The only limitation is the wallet of the planetary government. Even if there is no planetary shield, as long as the gun barrels are filled, it will be very difficult for the fleet to approach the planet and log in. The landing process after approaching will face a huge amount of anti-aircraft firepower. Moreover, road-based weapons do not need to consider too much volume and heat dissipation requirements like ship-based weapons. They can directly perform miracles by stacking caliber, power, and quantity. Even if the weapons are one era behind, they can still be intimidating to the opponent's landing troops. Not to mention the poor galaxies in the outer ring, but the transportation nodes in the outer ring and the rich planets in the middle and inner rings still make me feel a bit magical that they can be occupied by the army. I can only say that Star Wars is indeed a space opera😅

I counted from the beginning of the Battle of Geonosis to the current Battle of Kira a total of more than 595 Jaeger class plus other large battleships (I counted the Dreadnought class heavy cruiser and Invincible together) More than 2,039 small and medium-sized battleships (Aquitens class and other seven or seventy-eight battleships) One Eclipse-class prototype ship 2 Commander-2 type dreadnoughts, 5 Commander-type dreadnoughts (Cato-Neimoidia 2, Nunu Bea 1, Rendili 2) Inquisitor-class 5 ships (one Terminus, 4 Cato-Neimoidia, seems to be gone) So far, the fourth civilization has lost a long time Cole-class battlecruiser More than 130 ships More than 50 Dreadnought-class heavy cruisers 7 Dunov-class ships seem to be Then I don't know about the small ships, the author did not write about the losses of small battleships Assume that the small battleships cost 700 Let's calculate Then this battle loss ratio is still very good But the foundation is so poor that the Republic does not feel sorry for losing the Jaegers by the way The Fourth Civilization still has insufficient foundation The Republic's fighter planes lost about 100,000 sorties in the Fourth Civilization, indicating that at least 100,000 Republic aircraft pilots died at the hands of the Fourth Civilization More than 30,000 pilots of the Fourth Civilization died in battle. If there is no rebirth plan, many drones, I'm afraid It's not that there is no air control I read the latest chapter. The Republic has at least 200 kilometers of battlecruisers around the Fourth Civilization. How to deal with it and how to defend it. I really want to know so far The Fourth Civilization has a controlled population of 800 billion people. (Including the Model sector, the jurisdiction of the 19/18 Army, and Lundili 600 billion) It should have a certain ability to challenge the Republic. Can the author answer me

I still don't understand how a huge empire with more than 27,000 Star Destroyers could become so fragile due to the death of the Emperor and the explosion of the Death Star, causing the Rebel Alliance and the subsequent New Republic to fight like that. Even if the Emperor dies, a huge empire that occupies the entire galaxy can always have one or two military geniuses and people who can turn the tide. After the collapse of the empire, there are still so many troops loyal to the empire, but why has the empire completely become a remnant?

This book is a rare good book with clear ideas, the intelligence of all parties is online, and the protagonist is not brainless. I will definitely follow it to the end, and I am very much looking forward to the later period when the protagonist drives a Colossus to burn glass and mine on the heretic planet.

To commemorate Mr. Mirror's drinking break on July 25, 2024

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The people of Star Wars may not be so familiar with it, but those who know the history of Star Wars know that the Empire is actually more worthy of help. When they destroyed Alderaan, the home planet of Princess Leia, they were deliberately selected. The Empire could have chosen a planet with a more populous population as the target of destruction, but they did not. They just chose a planet that sheltered the rebels and funded the rebellion. The planet with millions of people in the force is the target. Many times you will find that the TIE Fighter does not have a hyperspace engine. The main reason is that most of the empire's fleet is only used for escort and peacekeeping. But you may want the protagonist to be able to stand on his own. After all, Jedi Knights and Sith Knights are quite extreme~~~ PS: The protagonist is a human, so isn't Tarkin's idea good? Humanity should establish hegemony in the galaxy.

Just, I suddenly remembered that I had emphasized it several times in the previous more than a thousand chapters. There is no way to ensure loyalty without a golden finger or system. Then I thought about it, does the protagonist need to be loyal? Of all the important characters and forces that have appeared, few seem to be purely loyal to him personally. Most of the forces under him can only be regarded as allies. Their goals require cooperation with the Fourth Civilization. The local forces have a good impression of the Fourth Dawn because of their willingness to cooperate, but they cannot be said to be loyal to Tang personally. How many of the people awakened by his men are loyal to the fourth civilization derived from the history he fabricated, and how many are serving here for personal purposes. The purpose of the few who are loyal to the Tang Dynasty is not pure (no derogatory meaning) Some of the important local figures I have come into contact with are either hostile or calculating. Well, they are very Sith, relying on strength, fear and calculation to oppress submission. By the time of the Thirteen Hundred Chapter, although the power was huge, the Tang Dynasty had nothing including itself. I see that I have mixed feelings about this book now, damn it! This story is so well written, even if it is a stage play, it is a stage as big as a river system. On the other hand, it makes me hate it, because my expectation for fan fiction is that it can overturn some of the original ideas. But it didn't happen here. Even if Tang had the ability to do so, he wouldn't do it if the benefits outweighed the disadvantages in the future. He was too scared. He didn't know who he was and why he could trust anyone around him. Because fear gradually became addicted to using power to control everything, but a mortal was too weak. The cost of gaining power crazily was that he also lost himself, and became a tool of the Force numbly moving forward for the original goal. I feel there are two problems with the character Tang Humans are social animals. Tang has lost his original "society" after coming here. The emptiness in this situation can easily distort the spirit The existence of life is meaningless. Tang did not have a high enough and clear custom goal. Before joining the Sith, his purpose was only to survive and grow his power. The direction was OK, but he entered the war before it was specific and extended enough. In a chaotic state of civilization such as war, it is easy to go astray without sufficient spiritual support. The war It seems that the spiritual foundation of the former individual and civilization has not been firmly laid (I hope it has not been written) The second aspect of the problem is best solved. This is a long-term philosophical problem. As long as the war can be resisted, even if there is a short-term peaceful ceasefire, even the military chiefs under his command can alleviate it. The first problem has missed the easiest time to solve. First, he came to this universe too close to the war. Second, the mothership was discovered too early. Third, he chose the Sith when he actually knew nothing about the Force. No one can get into his heart, and expecting him to wake up on his own is already a fool's errand. In these more than 1,300 chapters, I feel that the only person who can potentially save Tang in this regard is Cunte, but their current relationship can only serve as a foreshadowing at most. He is one of the key points.

I finished reading it in one go and it was a blast. This is the best Star Wars fanfic I have ever seen. The protagonist, the Sith, is full of ecstasy. Also, book friends, are there any good fans of Star Trek? I feel like the world view of this type of science fiction work with well-established settings is good.

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Personally, I feel that in a short period of time, if you cause trouble in an unknown star area, you will kill a single planet, and it will be quickly suppressed by Dawn. First of all, those who colonize the unknown star areas are all sent by the Dawn official spaceship. Individuals do not have spaceships, which makes the mobility of personnel very low. Coupled with the complexity of the unknown star area routes, most of those planets are probably agricultural + some light industry development models. As for heavy industry, some planets may be selected to build industrial worlds and install star gates. These planets with star gates will also be military stations, making it more difficult to do things. Of course, if someone gets a spaceship and finds a planet that Dawn has not yet discovered, but due to the complexity of the unknown star area, there are not many ways to go. Needless to say, the first one is to directly use the planet coordinates as the price, and Dawn's Those forces negotiate to sell the planet at a good price The second one is to use this planet as a base to become pirates and rob those Dawn spaceships. Although you can hide by the complexity of the unknown star area, it is difficult to rob those pirates in the unknown star area. The materials of the robbery were stolen, and the early materials in the unknown star area were basically transported in through the star gate. If those industrial planets have not been completed, the fuel of the spacecraft can only be replenished through official channels, let alone the lost parts. As for transportation to the unknown star area If you want to export stolen goods, you either need to find connections to use the star gate and prepare a scan-resistant warehouse for smuggling, or you can find a route to the unknown star area yourself The third option is to forget or live in seclusion, but most people will not choose this option.

Star Wars Gods Mongal, the God of Decay - Mongal: quite ancient, it is said that it may come from extradimensional space. The overly bizarre appearance has led some to associate reports of invisible beings from beyond known space. Those are creatures with magical telepathic and healing abilities. Mag'Fallo is the center of Mongar-Mongal's habitat and essentially represents its brain. There may have been life on this planet a long time ago, but Magofalo is now dead, with only patches of petrified tree trunks remaining as evidence that organic matter once existed. The planet where Mongar-Mongal first descended is now completely covered in its slime. A fleet of abandoned spaceships formed a lifeless metal ring around the planet. Each ship in the ring was driven into orbit by infected zombies and parked there. It can be said to be an extremely terrifying exhibition hall. The collection here includes ships from every era of space travel: not only rare Gorian sailing ships, but also at least one cargo-laden treasure ship ordered by the tyrant Xim. Mongar-Mongal has invaded thousands of planets and countless satellites and space stations in unknown regions. Given that its golems only exist for a short time before decaying, the most certain signs of a mass contagion are the gray puddles found in caves and drainage systems. If there is enough time and the lack of local countermeasures, in just a few generations, Mongar-Mongar can turn a planet into a planet like Magufalo, completely falling into death under its occupation. The dramatic weakening of the Vis Empire and disruptive political changes in other uncharted regions were the consequences of a prolonged outbreak of infection. The Lugubras and the illusion-casting Krocs have fought for decades against the Mongar-Mongar who invaded their respective homes, but during this time they have never given up their attempts to completely eliminate each other. Judging from recent reports from the civilized space, Mongar-Mongal has left the unknown region and arrived in wild space and planets on the edge of the Outer Rim. Some observers have linked Mongar-Mongar to the plague created through the Imperial Blackwing Project. Varu: It is a huge lump-like creature, covered with large golden scales, with mucus exuding between the scales. After lifting the scales, you can pass through a layer of flesh and enter Varu's spacious body. Its body is also filled with mucus. Varu does not have vocal organs, but can communicate with others through telepathy. Varu's gender is uncertain, but is generally believed to be male. According to Luke Skywalker's description, the high-dimensional universe where Varu originally resided was maintained by "anti-Force", and Varu himself was also a very strong anti-Force sensitive person. When the white dwarf Kelsey was swallowed by the black hole, the space-time continuum was torn apart, causing Varu to fall from high-dimensional space into the Milky Way. In the real space, Varu used mucus to cure all diseases, causing people around him to establish a "Varu religion" that worshiped him. On the other hand, in order to return to his high-dimensional space as soon as possible, Varu had to cooperate with the Imperial Judicial Prosecutor Hethril and promised to teach the other party all the secrets of the Force in exchange for the other party providing Force-sensitive children. After Varu absorbs enough life force, he can tear the space-time continuum apart again and open the door to his home. In the end, Hethriel's conspiracy was crushed by the New Republic. Varuvucek: One of the members of the race of Force Demons that once ruled the Star Wars universe. It is said that after being released, his anger was enough to destroy a planet or even an entire star system and disappear after swallowing Hethriel. Universal Serpent: It is said that this creature swallowed hundreds of stars and thousands of planets in one day, and was eventually suppressed and sealed by the Infinite Empire, which was at its peak more than 20,000 years ago during the main story, using the power of the whole country to suppress it and imprison it on a planet that became the Belsavis facility. The wrath of this being is so great that if it were unleashed now, its wrath could shatter the entire galaxy. Abeloth: Abeloth was originally the wife of the "father" in Taiyi. Later, because she violated her father's prohibition, drank the Fountain of Power and swam in the pool of knowledge, she was polluted into Abeloth, and was eventually suppressed by her father. Pressed, and controlled by his children through the Force, the Kilik people created the Middle Station and the Tiankeng Station to seal Him. Legend has it that if the war in the galaxy is too intense and causes the flow of the Force to change, Abeloth will escape from the bottomless pit, break the old order, and establish a new order. Tens of thousands of years later, due to the continuous war in the galaxy and the nourishment of negative forces, the flow of the Milky Way Force changed and the center station was destroyed. As a result, his clone was able to destroy the remaining Tiankeng Station and descend to the galaxy. One of his clones could easily cause large-scale volcanic eruptions and earthquakes on many planets in the galaxy. He can precisely control these volcanoes and earthquakes to attack enemies that harm him, such as Luke Skywalker's new Jedi Order. The great earthquake he caused caused the death of billions of people on Coruscant, which had long stopped geological activities. He can transform at will, swallow the life energy of others, and clone himself across light-years at will, and each clone can teleport several light-years apart. He can control the minds of Force-sensitive people from several light-years away. Many Jedi Sith were controlled by Abeloth and went crazy. The lost capital of the Sith tribe was razed to the ground by a roar from his clone, and millions of its people died tragically. Eventually Darth Krayt and Luke Skywalker teamed up to defeat his core clone at the Lake of Shadows in the afterlife. However, even if all of Abeloth's clones in this world can be destroyed, he will just return to the void of the Force and wait. Nourished by the negative concepts of war, killing, death, disaster and other negative concepts in the real world, he will eventually be restored and come to the galaxy again. Although Tilotni and other Bedlem spirits are not called gods, they transcend dimensions and are omnipotent existences clearly stated in the setting book. Pomojema: The idol of Pomojema first appears in "Fragments of the Mind's Eye". The god worshiped by the ancient Sith was known as Typhojem or Typhojem or Pomojema. Tilotny: Pomojema's mother, claims to be the creator of time, space, planets, and all human beings in the universe. She and her kind do exhibit the ability to manipulate time and space, influence history, and alter the matter of the universe. She and her kind can be regarded as beings similar to Marvel's five gods. And they were all designed by Marvel. The four gods in charge of the climate of Endor: Flower Queen, Sun King, Autumn Leaf Queen, Snow King: These four have the ability to control the climate of Endor with their four-season scepters. Among them, after the Snow King turned black, he used his scepter to freeze most of the planet Endor, but was finally defeated by the Endor bears... It's really a crotch

I think that the great empire now is facing the contradiction between alien races. First of all, I think that the rights of the core race are too great, or the autonomy is too great. The first is the Varissa people. I think they are the first to bear the brunt of sanctions. First of all, I think their autonomy is too great. There is nothing to rely on the empire. If you separate it, you can completely stand on your own as a country. Now that the empire is strong, it can be suppressed. If it weakens in the future, how can we suppress them? I think they need to be dealt a heavy blow, at least to make their technological equipment dependent on the empire instead of their own production. Their technology also needs the empire. The country controls them, not them, and any of their technology comes from the Far Empire. I think this is a huge threat. After all, none of our active armies can compete with them head-on, except for the Spartan warriors. But the problem is that the Spartan warriors have not yet been mass-produced, and in previous chapters they have repeatedly The killing of humans by priests completely shows that they have no respect for humans or that they put us on the same level. In their previous dialogue with the emperor, they implicitly stated that they only obey the emperor, not humans or the Fourth Empire. If something happens to the emperor one day, how to suppress them? Don't forget, they also enslaved other races to become monks.                     ………………., Then there are the protoss, let alone them, they are completely obeying the orders of the empire, it all depends on their mood, and most of their technologies are still incomprehensible to us. They are completely forced to rely on the empire's governance. Our Spartan warriors are completely unable to compete with them. For this reason, I think we should join our battle brothers, that is, the space warriors. In this regard, what I want to summarize is that the aliens have great power and need to be slightly reduced, or they must have something to rely on the empire. Before I made a comment, I was inspired by the great senior, the cute Arthur. I thought my understanding was still too one-sided, and I did not realize the difference between the Star Wars universe and the Warhammer universe. I changed my way of understanding the problem and thinking again.

By the way, how can Jingda be willing to finish writing the mechanic? 😭I watched The Mechanic again today, and I couldn't bear to do it! Even weekly updates or a few extras will be fine!

In TOR operation, not only can blasters be stuffed with lightsaber crystals, but there are also Kyber assault cannons in TOR. Of course, TOR is the same as other works in the old canonical legend system. Kyber crystal is just a not special kind among many lightsaber crystals. Most lightsaber crystals are not kyber crystals. Although almost all crystals in the old canon can theoretically be converted into lightsaber crystals, the crystals put into blasters by the protagonists and some characters, at least according to the game data, are indeed at the lightsaber crystal level. They can be used in blasters and can also be used in lightsabers. And it's not like the old lady in the New Canon Comic Library later A lightsaber stuffed into a blaster can only be used a very limited number of times. The battery life of TOR weapons that are amplified by lightsaber crystals is normal. Reposted from baconfryinglily on Zhihu

Superpowers are the ability of a few people to manipulate dark energy and create mass effect fields through electrical impulses in the brain. A superhuman must undergo extensive training and have amplifiers implanted in his body in order to generate a mass effect field of practical significance. Superpowers vary widely between races and individuals. There are three categories of powers: "Telekinesis" uses a mass-weakening field to lift or push objects, "Kinetic Ability Field" uses a mass-enhancing field to block or stop objects, and "Twisting" uses a rapidly changing mass field to tear objects apart. There are also some details that can increase the five senses For example: Grayson lowered himself to the role of an observer, watching the Reaper move his body to the cell door and put his ear against the door. He felt the alien technology focusing energy on his ears - his hearing was so acute that he could distinguish other sounds from the high-pitched sirens screaming in the distance. He could hear firing and even shouting coming from near and far, with explosions and screams mixed in between. The Reapers accepted all this information and tried to use the clues they heard to construct what was happening outside. Most organic races can develop powers, but they do so at a risk. The superpowers are the result of exposure to element zero radiation during pregnancy. This radiation usually causes fatal cancers in its victims, but in rare cases the zero element can accumulate into small tumors in the fetus's developing nervous system. Halo medical technology basically solves the problem of cancer. When you grow up, you can try to receive radiation. People who acquire superpowers through acquired radiation include Shepard You can get superpowers by injecting trace amounts of zero element the day after tomorrow Superpower implants and amplifiers can only create conditions for creating a stable mass effect field. Whether superpowers can actually use superpowers depends largely on their training. A person with superpowers must be able to consciously control the nervous system and send specific electrical impulses to the zero element node attached to the nervous system. They use biofeedback devices and physical mnemonic devices to help learn how to use implants and amplifiers. Specific postures or muscle movements cause the appropriate stimulation of nerves to initiate a certain skill. For example: The latest biological implant amplifier is called LA architecture and is equipped with a new virtual smart chip network. The VI-type virtual smart chip monitors the activity of biological brain waves, learns the complex thinking patterns of the host, and maximizes its biological abilities based on its performance. After analyzing the data collected by the chip, Carly and her team can make subtle and specific adjustments to program the virtual smart chip to coordinate the amplifiers in the individual's body to achieve greater results. Current tests show a 10% to 15% improvement in biological abilities in 90% of subjects, with no obvious side effects. But like most research in the field of biopsies, they are only scratching the surface of what is possible. Technology: Biotics Psychics refer to very few individuals with the ability to create and manipulate mass effect fields. Given the right implants and hard training, psychics can raise defensive barriers, drag their opponents off the ground, and crush enemies down to the molecular level. Persons with superpowers acquire abilities after being exposed to element zero dust in the womb, or through secondary exposure in youth. Although this often leads to fatal cancer, about 10% of people develop element zero nodules along the nervous system. These nodules, once activated by the body's electrical pulses, allow the psychic to create mass effect fields, although most still require neural implants to effectively harness them. Some species, such as the Asari, are born with supernatural powers, but human psychics are still relatively rare, and ordinary people view them with suspicion. Conantix Industries was the first to launch the supernatural adaptation and training program. Although it did not achieve the desired results, many of the techniques are still used today. Many people believe that their purpose is to create some kind of super warrior. While this is for the most part a benign attempt to create a more flexible military, there are some lesser-known attempts to create a "Nietzschean superman". Andromeda's Worth: Pathfinders: Implants The first Pathfinder neural implant was created by Dr. Alan Rider, a pioneer in the design of human biopsionic implants. 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As of the end of the old canon, although according to the words of the heroic spirit of Mara, there should obviously be other members of the old Taiyi, Abeloth is the only member of the old Taiyi who has been mentioned in the actual work. In the old canon ending setting book, the name of Abeloth's old Taiyi was blurred, and it was vaguely claimed that the Gods, Mortis Immortals (I think this term probably includes but not limited to the three Taiyi in TCW, because in the old canon ending setting book, Luke once mentioned that there may be multiple Mortis in the galaxy), and Huier people are probably the gods of the past among the people of the galaxy in later generations. The history of Troy Denning, the author of the last old trio novel in the old canon of Star Wars and the main promoter of the fantasy setting of Celestials Troy Denning, in addition to the author of science fiction works, is also a fantasy writer and game designer. He is one of the authors of the official DND novel, and also one of the direct creators of the DND "Dark Sun" campaign setting. Troy Denning once worked for Pacesetter Game Company in the 1980s and participated in the creation of the horror role-playing game "Chill". After the rights to Chill were transferred from Pacester to Mayfair, he also participated in the creation of the second version of the game. The game "Thriller" is a Cthulhu + Universal Pictures monster movie style: The powerful entity behind the scenes is called "RAX", and its description is similar to Azathoth; and its deputy AZAR is obviously imitating Nyarlathotep. As mentioned before, the name Abeloth itself is an indirect reference to Cthulhu. Because of this name, it is obviously a reference to the Aboleth in DND. In the relevant world settings, the ancient evil objects that created the aboleths themselves have a style of restraint. If you understand the history of this fantasy and horror work, you will have psychological expectations for how he turned the gods into this. You need to know that among the authors of Star Wars novels and setting books, there are many people who participated in the creation of official DND works and even came from the Wizards of the Coast system, and they have a great influence. And Wizards of the Coast itself is one of the participants in the old canon Star Wars. Although the authorization of the old canon era has expired, Wizards itself is not involved in the new canon, but Wizards staff are also active in the new canon. For example, because the EP8 movie had too many flaws, the author who was pulled over to write the EP8 novel and try to fix the bugs was himself an author of Wizards of the Coast setting books... How did the concept of Celestial develop? At the end of the old canon, Celestials, although the existence they generally refer to has been mentioned in the official Star Wars novels as early as the 1980s, the word itself in the Star Wars works was actually given by Troy Denning himself in the "Black Nest Trilogy" in 2005. Before that, the prehistoric super-civilized races in the Milky Way, which were later generally referred to as gods, were not called gods. So in this sense, the fantasy god at the end of the old canon can indeed be said to have been created by Troy Denning himself. For a long time after the 1980s, the description of the gods (perhaps they should be used according to the setting at that time) was a prehistoric super civilization of the Milky Way that has disappeared and once widely affected the Milky Way. This is how the Southern Warrior described the gods in the 2009 "Exploration of Ancient Civilizations of the Galaxy". Of course, this was true at the time. If Southern was as interested in fantasy works as he is in science fiction works, and knew some of Troy Denning's history of fantasy creation, maybe he would have done it back then. Can you guess what the arrival of the name Celestial God heralds Before the name Celestial God appeared, the Celestial God once had an earlier name "Star Builder", but similar to the later Celestial God, the concept of the title of Star Builder has been full of errors and confusion over a long period of time. (The South thought it was very sci-fi style at the time, but in fact it was probably Troy Denning's fantasy-style "Black Nest Trilogy") It should have been the beginning of Troy Denning's effort to transform the concept of gods, which originally seemed sci-fi, into fantasy, deity, and supernatural. Then when using the "Black Nest Trilogy" as a foreshadowing, Troy Denning really wanted to use Abeloth as a breakthrough point in the "Fate of the Jedi" series to make big news, Lucasfilm stepped in and asked him to link the gods with the "Mortis Trilogy" animation. Originally, Troy Denning wanted to set the identity of Abeloth as a fallen servant of the gods, but since it had to be linked with the "Mortis Trilogy" animation, Troy Denning probably watched the animation and felt that the quality of the three people was too low, and refused to admit that the three were really gods, and wrote Abeloth as the stepmother of that family. Let me talk about it again. In fact, when the "Mortis Trilogy" animation was first aired, people who knew more about Star Wars works basically had a worse evaluation of those three. Especially in an early excerpt (although this excerpt was never canon), the son got to the point where he knelt down under the guidance of Revan and Bane's Sith ghost seniors. This directly caused people who knew Star Wars above the standard to think that this family was a scumbag when it came to their martial arts. (If the plot of Raven's ghost educating his son that Lucas created by patting his head wasn't deleted by Lucas again by taking a selfie of his head, I guess the story narrated by the Creek people is not that after Abe's mother turned into the messenger of chaos, she only SM and her son and daughter, and then Being stopped by the father who has not yet declined to the level of the "Mortis Trilogy", they may directly become the three that Abe's mother beat up at the beginning) But I have to mention it here. It seems that the linkage with the Mortis Trilogy may indeed have greatly promoted the deification of all gods in the later period. Anyway, with this point in time, "Darth Plagueis" appeared in "Darth Plagueis". The situation of the Huel people in Lucas's conception is similar, the gods merge with the Force, and the will of the Force is the will of the gods: Both the Jedi and the Sith believe that the balance between the light side and the dark side is actually carried out under the guidance of a group of non-entities called the Celestials. Perhaps they merged with the Force thousands of generations ago and have continued to guide the destiny of the galaxy since then. In fact, a higher level of intermediary with powers beyond mortal comprehension. Then, the setting book "The Essential Guide to War" that originally described the Celestials deleted the content that was written according to the plot of Fang's work some time ago, and the more popular view that the Celestials left the galaxy was defeated by the Rakata in the war. Instead, the actual published prologue replaced it with a Force vision of the creation of the Celestials. Of course, according to the deleted content spoilers + the previous description of the gods, it would be very, very nonsense for a civilization as high as the gods to lose to the Rakata people. Then in the cut version of the "Essential Guide to War" posted on the official blog, although it is still mentioned from the character's point of view that the Celestials were defeated by the Rakata, it is also mentioned that the Celestials created the Star Wars universe. Then with "Fate of the Jedi", it became obvious from then on that the Rakata were not qualified to fight the real gods. It was previously thought that the so-called war between the Rakata people and the gods was probably nothing more than a war with the Kuaren and Grii, who were some kind of servant races of the gods. Oh, let me tell you something here. In the 2009 "Exploration of Ancient Civilizations of the Galaxy", the South quoted the setting at that time as saying that the Rakata people had perished about 1,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. However, the 2010 information book revised this design and stated that Rakata people existed in unknown dimensions until the movie era. Then, in addition to the gods, and excluding the four Tilotni who cannot judge the existence of time - time is probably meaningless to them who transcend time itself - what is the earliest race in the Star Wars universe mentioned in the old official history? The Force Demon I don't know how many billions of years ago, when the universe was still young, the Force Demon was born with enough power to destroy the galaxy To the Force Demon ruling the universe To the movie era, the former ruler of the universe, the Force Demon, has become a thing of the past, and only one member has disappeared The stars went out, the galaxy collapsed, billions of years passed, and too many seemingly eternal things became empty╮(╯3╰)╭ If you find the plot of the gods annoying, remember to blame Troy Denning The contents of this article are all reproduced from BaconFryingLily

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