John B Knight
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, space creatures roamed in great wild packs. Where they could swarm and hunt as an almighty force. Over the millennia, the populations of space creatures were reduced to almost extinction by willful eradication by unknown alien life forms.
The space creatures as we know them today, as a mere shadow of their former strength, maturity and density. Living in secluded groups, the gene pool dwindling, these mobs were destined to extinction unless something could be done.
The Epic space migration of 2015 began. A group of space engineers with a keen interest in the biodiversity of space mobs, took the initiative to try to save these once mighty beings from a fate worse than death – extinction. In order to execute this plan, the mobs would have to be encouraged to venture out of their small secluded fields, and head off into the open space lands to find better resources, and more importantly – each other.
With the help of some large vessels, and a team of skilled pilots and crew, the migration begun. Mobs were rounded up uninjured from all locations across the universe, and gently guided to the migration plains. Soon vast herds of mobs were gathering, and there was a glimpse of how the universe once was, and how it could be once again. Guided by the vessels, the mobs followed the ancient migration paths of their ancestors, out of the safe fields, and into deep space.
The spawns were dense, but alas the maturities were still so low. The millennia of inbreeding had resulted in a catastrophic dilution of the gene pool. Creating creatures who could barely take down a quad wing. This just could not be left to continue.
The space engineers took the drastic decision to cull all but the mightiest of mobs across a wide gene spectrum, in the hopes of eradicating the inbred creatures.
Now that the cull has taken place - we require the help of Mindark, to ensure the survival of the space creatures. To encourage higher maturities the likes of which we have never seen before to flourish, and for the herds to become so incredibly dense, for the sake of their future.
Migration Statistics:
week 1:
1080 Space Horrors
185 Locusta
26 Dropships
total 1291 (~76% of all lifeforms in space at any one time)
week 2:
1049 Space Horrors
183 Locusta
89 Skyflails
22 Dropships
12 Dymleks
total 1355 (~78% of all lifeforms in space at any one time, with the remaining 22% consisting of low maturity cosmic horrors in remote locations)
A total of 2646 space creatures were guided to their Migration points were the selection and breeding took place.
It is our sincerest hope that this migration will leed to a revitalisation of life in space and allow it to develop and prosper - may the powers that be be inspired to allow what could be...
The space creatures as we know them today, as a mere shadow of their former strength, maturity and density. Living in secluded groups, the gene pool dwindling, these mobs were destined to extinction unless something could be done.
The Epic space migration of 2015 began. A group of space engineers with a keen interest in the biodiversity of space mobs, took the initiative to try to save these once mighty beings from a fate worse than death – extinction. In order to execute this plan, the mobs would have to be encouraged to venture out of their small secluded fields, and head off into the open space lands to find better resources, and more importantly – each other.
With the help of some large vessels, and a team of skilled pilots and crew, the migration begun. Mobs were rounded up uninjured from all locations across the universe, and gently guided to the migration plains. Soon vast herds of mobs were gathering, and there was a glimpse of how the universe once was, and how it could be once again. Guided by the vessels, the mobs followed the ancient migration paths of their ancestors, out of the safe fields, and into deep space.
The spawns were dense, but alas the maturities were still so low. The millennia of inbreeding had resulted in a catastrophic dilution of the gene pool. Creating creatures who could barely take down a quad wing. This just could not be left to continue.
The space engineers took the drastic decision to cull all but the mightiest of mobs across a wide gene spectrum, in the hopes of eradicating the inbred creatures.
Now that the cull has taken place - we require the help of Mindark, to ensure the survival of the space creatures. To encourage higher maturities the likes of which we have never seen before to flourish, and for the herds to become so incredibly dense, for the sake of their future.
Migration Statistics:
week 1:
1080 Space Horrors
185 Locusta
26 Dropships
total 1291 (~76% of all lifeforms in space at any one time)
week 2:
1049 Space Horrors
183 Locusta
89 Skyflails
22 Dropships
12 Dymleks
total 1355 (~78% of all lifeforms in space at any one time, with the remaining 22% consisting of low maturity cosmic horrors in remote locations)
A total of 2646 space creatures were guided to their Migration points were the selection and breeding took place.
It is our sincerest hope that this migration will leed to a revitalisation of life in space and allow it to develop and prosper - may the powers that be be inspired to allow what could be...
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blooming hate that mob.... *mutters under breath*
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