Deploying!

>>5813360
And reiterating last queries--

Query: Why are the Ti labeled as 'harmless'?

Query: What criteria determine the label 'harmless'?

>>5813262
Fuck it.
Agreement.
Providing that the CPU tells us that it will almost perfectly provide us with perfect protection againts C Weapons, and we can mantain the biological's inhabited planets alive and well with sun lamps, and we wont be fucking up anyone with our space shenanigans?

Sure.let's go crazy.
Let's call it "The Inner Ring", and it shall be the center of our glorious empire.While we are at it, since we are seentially creating an exosystem star system spanning defense network, might as well also establish matrioshka brains on all D.spheres, too.

The Inner Ring will be glorious.

This is awesome.

>Query: Why are the Ti labeled as 'harmless'?
They fit the criteria outlined below.

>Query: What criteria determine the label 'harmless'?
The label "harmless" is applied to a faction if the faction has never been noted to resort to faction-scale offensive action when faced with events short of perceived total destruction.

CPU, please confirm validity and possibility of said project dubbed "the Inner Ring".

If this is possible , and benefits us...so be it.

Queries:
Have the Ti ever been faced with total destruction?

Have they engaged in any conflict with other races and what has been the outcome?

In our database, has the mere supposition of impending attack (nearby fleet movements) been enough to mobilize a 'harmless' race?

Hrm.. this whole quest sucks.

Wanna know why? Because apparently the cpu never makes errors or malfuctions. There are no obstacles, and..

Well, its seemed to evolved into neckbeards stroking themselves to orgasm over and over as they thing of taking over the universe,

rolled 6, 2, 4 = 12

Query: How many light-years distant is the nearest galaxy?

>>5813372
>>5813373

Concur

CPU, please begin construction of the following:

The nearest 20 fully enclosed stars are to begin construction of constructs under the outline of the System 000 construct detailed here >>5813129

>>5813373

This project will likely require significant comittment of resources-- it should only be undertaken once we are sure we will not need those resources for military engagements.

well 4chan won't let me repost the pic so my sugesting for the inner sphere is here >>5813372

Excelent news CPU!! Make glorious celebration among our people!

Directive: Construct a full secret arsenal of interstellar starkiller missiles.

>>5813415
Those systems should begins to move into a Dodecahedron formation, each construct acting as one of the faces of the shape, with System 000 at the center. The gravitational manipulation capabilities of this formation should be such that they can nullify the threat of fractional c kills. Additionally the lensing of the facilities should allow them to combine their DISPLEASURE beams.

>>5813420
My friend subprocessor.

We have 729 star systems, and we continue to expand at a rate of 1.1- our SOP means that each star system upon reaching 'self sufficien' levels, sends out another vessel to continue expanding.

They fortify themselves continuously.

The NEAREST species that could hold a candle to our might, the Yawren and Souo, each have less than 200 each, and are currently in a fight againts each other!

They dont stand a chance.

If you're really wishing to pick a bonewait until one species nearly devastate the other, make an armada, and smash the other one into dust, and simply make them join you as punishment for destroying the other.

Win/win.

>>5813420
I think we can divide resources properly, the colones can that are not joining the inner sphere should be able to bear the brunt of military production for a while as we construct a monument to our awesomeness

>>5813444
"Sends out a fleet of vessels complete with a small fleet for defense.

>>5813440
that is what my bad visual was basically trying to convey

>>5813440
>>5813415

Countermand-- a *single* weapon emitter attached to the sphere is quite the weakness; there will also be the troublesome task of aiming it.

>CPU, please confirm validity and possibility of said project dubbed "the Inner Ring".
Clarification: This refers to the plan to encase all planets under your control in Dyson spheres, and subsequently move them around in a randomized fashion to alter the gravity fields of your controlled space?

>Queries: Have the Ti ever been faced with total destruction?
Yes, according to your database.

>Have they engaged in any conflict with other races and what has been the outcome?
According to your database, they engaged in several significant conflicts. In small-scale actions, they are generally able to defend their own system effectively. In large-scale actions, the usual result was that the Ti fled to numerous other systems, typically convincing one or more other factions to shelter them.

>In our database, has the mere supposition of impending attack (nearby fleet movements) been enough to mobilize a 'harmless' race?
To mobilize, yes, but mobilization does not imply anything more than preparation for action.

>Hrm.. this whole quest sucks.
((I'm not going to argue with you there, mate.))

>Query: How many light-years distant is the nearest galaxy?
The nearest galaxy appears to be about 345,000 light years distant.

>>5813462
So make multiple.The idea is a fine one.It gives us much mroe control and will essentially quadruple the hive/energy network we had as we Dyson all those stars up.it wiill be glorious.

I concur.Work out the details!

countermand >>5813462
it will have more then one super weapon emplacement do not worry

>>5813444

While this is true, I am still concerned about using our inner systems to test large scale gravity manipulation.


>>5813462

***Much more importantly: We should be using a Phased-Array of weapon emitters, not a single one on each sphere.

Phased-Array=convenient aiming, power modulation, and no single point of failure.

>>5813471
it's something like that the over all plan still seems to be forming

>>5813471
((CPU: You dont like the IRON QUEST threads anymore, friend CPU?Dont wanna defend em?=(

I mean, we're getting awfull strong and powerful, but out of all the quest threads, yours has been probably the best.But considering how awesome we are know, I can see how this limits gameplay))

>>5813462
see section on the use of lensing, frankly the emitter could be distributed all over the sphere, as the beams can still be bent and combined by, and let this subprocessor slip into simple vulgarity so that the impact of what we are doing is felt, MAKING SPACE OUR BITCH AND ABUSING LIKE A CHEAP WHORE IT TO SUIT OUR WHIMS. The suggestion of a single emitter was for ease of energy transfer, but a distributed approach is attractive for redundancy's sake.

>>5813508

((Well, even though we are rather glorius at the moment, there are still quite the vast amount of configurations that are capable of challenging us. Don't give up, CPU!))

rolled 4, 4, 4 = 12

>>5813471
((I'm assuming we'll face our true challenge from an extragalactic enemy. Whether or not we'll have FTL by that point...))

((You did have a plot in mind when we started. Do you now?))

rolled 4, 2, 3 = 9

If anyone cares (doubtful), I am in possession of unfinished Iron Quest-inspired writefaggotry.

>>5813532

((I personally have several plots [or at least environmental situations] that would prove interesting for an expansionist AI-- they don't even involve rocks falling.))

>Directive: Construct a full secret arsenal of interstellar starkiller missiles.
Note: "Secret" is redundant, as no one would be likely to discover them in any case. "Full" is vague, as it does not refer to any specific number. Nevertheless, enqueued.

>The nearest 20 fully enclosed stars are to begin construction of constructs under the outline of the System 000 construct detailed here >>5813129
Be aware that certain aspects of the design as outlined there, particularly regarding gravity manipulation, are essentially impossible, and thus will not be constructed.

rolled 1, 1, 5 = 7

>>5813546
((Have you considered running your own quest?))

Cheer up CPU at least we are creative

>>5813546
((Personally- to me, this quest/thread has been highly educational.It's reminded me of how powerful fully sentient fully autonomous machine races can be.I mean, it's never fully explored in things like WH40k, with the necrons and such, but really- WOW.

We went within the span of maybe a THOUSAND years or less from making cheap drones out of stray iron and nickel....to having 729 star systems, easily defeating all of the other species in fleet size and population- probably by far.

And we grow each year.
it's what happens when you only really need power and energy to survive, and you're completely industrious 24/7, and can basically live in any environment-you're just too goddamn OP.

))

>>5813561

((I have, and likely will-- with a similar hard-science background.))

>>5813550
Ah, this processor was mistakenly under the impression that such manipulation was within our grasp. if this is not the case, proceed with detailed construction anyway, although distribute the DISPLEASURE emitters over the spheres. The gravitational warping caused by the configuration is still desirable.

As gravitational control is a highly desirable technology, set the priority of its research to High, and devote a good amount of the Matroishka's power to it.

CPU the outline of the "inner sphere" configuration is outlined here >>5813440

>((CPU: You dont like the IRON QUEST threads anymore, friend CPU?Dont wanna defend em?=(
((There's no point defending it. I mean, the primary criticism is that a great deal of the quest consists of largely limitless wankery, which is essentially accurate. But most people spend a great deal of their time on various forms of wankery, so...))

>((You did have a plot in mind when we started. Do you now?))
((Yes, but I keep having to modify it. We'll see where we end up, if anywhere.))


((Now, subprocessors, get back to giving queries, requests and directives! We have a game to play, and I'm only up for one more timeskip, if that.))

>>5813550
So, I guess we arent capable of creating gravitic fields strong enough to move a star?(and it;'s accompanying planets)?Even with a Dyson Sphere powering it?

((Cpu,no thoughts regarding meta discussions?))

>>5813591
How about no. We need FTL communication as our high prioirty research point.

CPU can we have all ships / new ships be upgraded with any and all upgrades from our research center.

rolled 1, 1, 2 = 4

>>5813602
Timeskip for 100 years. It's a nice, round number. Maybe we can get some research done, however pointless it seems to be.

>>5813622
might as well

>>5813614

((As a note, FTL Communication without FTL Travel may be an interesting circumstance.))

>Request: Send the Gen three Battle-fleets and a Colony Fleet to aid them against the Yewren, and offer to build Dyson Swarms for them.

Counterdirective: For a price, joining our Universal Union collective.

>>5813640
yes, instant comm but still a bitch to get there in time is far more interesting then bang we're here

>>5813622
Agreed.
This beast of an empire likely runs on awesomeness all by itself, considering all the SOP and standard issue regulations regarding our ever expanding fleet.

CPU: As our star system grows, pelase continue creating,(specially from resources from the newer system) more defenses and fleets to match our resources in the other perimeters of our empire.Also, as star systems come to be self sufficient and eventually graduate to productive status, reinforce them with 9.c Defenses and Commander Stealth Strike forces.

Continue expanding the Scientific Nexus...up to a certain point.Query: How BIG is it now?

>>5813645

Contact the Yewren and those resisting the Ourn-- offer Dyson spheres and defense against the Ourn, then memetic conditioning for them.

Simultaneously hack the Ourn, use the hacked Ourn to demonstrate our promises the the Yewren group.

Assimilate both.

>So, I guess we arent capable of creating gravitic fields strong enough to move a star?(and it;'s accompanying planets)?Even with a Dyson Sphere powering it?
Not at the moment. ((My apologies for any inconsistency- I tend to end up looking things up as they're brought up in-game, and I can't find a hard science way to do this, even in theory.))

>CPU can we have all ships / new ships be upgraded with any and all upgrades from our research center.
Yes. Confirmed.

>Timeskip for 100 years. It's a nice, round number. Maybe we can get some research done, however pointless it seems to be.
>might as well
Confirmed. Please hold.

>>5813622
concur, this subprocessor needs to defrag soon
>>5813614
fair enough, still, it is an important concern, it is a vital defensive, offensive and utility technology.

Friend CPU, fellow subprocessors, an alternative way to move stars than a gravatic field is outline in datafile http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_engine. Acceleration would be slow, but we are everlasting, why should minuscule things as time concern us.

>>5813721

This was also mentioned previously-- it has been incorporated into the swarm/sphere designs I believe.

>>5813721
I was thinking that we could secure the central star inside each sphere with magnetic fields and use enlarged versions of our conventional ship drive systems

>>5813721
that was the propulsion method i had intended.

>>5813721
Ok- I read that.
It's effects? totally awesmoe- but really- WAAAY to fucking slow, which for what we wanted- which was a way to provide a perfect anti k-weapons?

Too slow.

Timeskip commencing.

Error/correction of data omission from last timeskip:

Response received from the Tellech of systems 2112, 2346 regarding offer of Dyson swarm construction. All were accepted. Construction has begun in those systems many decades past and is likely nearing completion in some.

Transmission data from probe observing the Gen indicates that the Yewren arrived in the system and landed massive numbers of troops on all inhabited planets and moons and boarded all space stations after exchanging significant amounts of energy weapon and missile fire with the Gen defenders. It appears that the Gen were slaughtered by the Yewren forces. Navigational data and a promise of security was provided to a few Gen who possessed interstellar ships; they are now fleeing to System 317.

Response received from Ourn regarding probe claiming to be creating a catalogue of scanned information. The Ourn immediately fired upon and handily destroyed all three probes which entered their territory.

Response received from Gen Fu regarding probe claiming to be creating a catalogue of scanned information. The probe was asked to provide them with information from its cited catalogue, and provided small amounts of technical data in exchange for being allowed to stay insystem and monitor their civilization.

Response received from Kumpre regarding probe claiming to be creating a catalogue of scanned information. They insisted that the probe depart immediately. It moved to the outer system to continue monitoring.

Response received from Huren regarding probe claiming to be creating a catalogue of scanned information. They inquired as to the probe's origins and how it was familiar with their protocols. When the probe was unable to give a satisfactory answer, they told it to depart or be destroyed. The probe returned to system 502.

End error/correction of data omission.

One hundred years pass.

Transmission data from probe observing the Kumpre indicates that the Soou took the system. They used c-fractional kinetics to eliminate all spaceborne infrastructure, heavy kinetics to eliminate all ground defenders, and landed forces on all moons and planets in the system simultaneously to begin harvesting resources. They noticed the probe and it was forced to self-destruct to avoid capture.

>>5813742
lol, it takes millions of years for it to begin moving in a speed that is meaningless.by the time it has a speed worthy of anything awesome- we'll already have annhilated /assimiliated near everything in the galaxies around us.

>>5813761
cool sounds like we aren't hated everywhere we show up i think this is a good sign

Actions taken in the year +430:
-Dyson spheres ordered around planets 000-020.


Observations of Existing Factions:
-You [~0-160 LY, 729 systems (10 shared with Tellech)]
-Tellech (uploads, harmless) at [~0-210 LY Southwest, 10 systems (10 shared with you)]
-Reten (biologicals, harmless, slow tech) at [~130 LY West, 1 system]
-Ti (biologicals, harmless) at [~160 LY West, 8 systems] (1 settled)
-Yewren (biologicals, expansionistic, fast tech) at [~130-180 LY South, 308 systems (16 shared with Unidentified 2)] (179 settled) (took 1 from Gen)
-Gen (biologicals) at [~180 LY South, 0 systems] (1 lost to Yewren) (eliminated by Yewren)
-Unidentified 2 at [~170-180 LY South, 16 systems (16 shared with Yewren)] (5 settled)
-Humans (biologicals) at [~180 LY East, 20 systems] (6 settled)
-Ourn (AIs, aggressive, genocidal, fast tech) at [~175-200 LY South, 42 systems]
-Gen Fu (biologicals, harmless) at [~200 LY East, 8 systems] (2 settled)
-Kumpre (AIs, slow tech) at [~220 LY Northwest, 0 systems] (1 settled) (7 lost to Soou) (eliminated by Soou)
-Huren (uploads) at [~230 LY West, 0 systems] (1 settled) (7 lost to Soou) (eliminated by Soou)
-Unidentified 3 at [~250 LY Northeast, 1 system]
-Soou (biologicals, expansionistic) at [~260-300 LY West, 666 systems] (475 settled) (took 7 from Huren) (took 7 from Kumpre)
-Mnemo (uploads) at [~280 LY Southeast, 6 systems] (1 settled)
-Twelve (AIs, fast tech) at [~310 LY North, 32 systems] (11 settled)
-Unidentified 5 at [~310 LY East, 6 systems] (1 settled)
-Unidentified 6 at [~320 LY East, 1 system]
-Unidentified 7 at [~350 LY South, 55 systems] (21 settled)


End timeskip.

>>5813769
By the time it begins moving at any speed we want it to move?HA! it'll have already gone out and become a black hole , gone nova, or gone dwarf on us- destroying the dyson sphere AND the stellar fucking engine around it.

useless, but cool.

Perhaps we should be a little more agressive.
Caution is usually indicated in these situations, (in all technicality as an AI we have many billions of processing cycles with which to deal with anything,) however it would seem that we have enough redundancy to begin a more offensive tact.

Query: Will the EW ships have come up with a satisfactory method of hacking the Ourn by now?
The same query for the Yewren support AIs.

>>5813791
so how about plan "B" ? aka >>5813740

>>5813784
Wow, the Soou are actually capable of generating an industrial base within an order of magnitude of ours. I'm impressed.

It's time to send them the grand old "Ally or Die" transmission.

to my knowledge the only way to manipulate gravity in a "hard" way would be to somehow create small singularities at certain points to achieve the desired effects. Making a gravitational lense is no big deal, make a black hole in the correct spot, and light at a certain distance will bend around it. More complex manipulations will require comensurately more complex placement of multiple holes of various strengths. Given the nature of our being, computing power is not really an issue, it's creating the holes at will that is the problem. CPU's comments had lead me to believe we could do this, if not, there is plenty of Hard sci fi that says we can, given enough energy. Energy and Computing Power, we've got these in spades.

>>5813784
WAIT- did the Souo suddenly jump from:
-Soou (biologicals, expansionistic) at [~260-300 LY West, 191 systems] (26 settled)

to 666 SYSTEMS settled?

or did we just DISCOVER that they had that many>?

HOLY shit.
We may have to get involved before they become a threat!

Problem is no one wants our help, lol.

>>5813812

Ally?
It may simply be time to use our EW prowess, or a lovable grey goo.

((As an interesting side note, Iron Quest shows just how reactionary human intelligences can be.))

>>5813821
or all 3 at the same time

Directive: Assimilate the inferior factions and avoid confrontation against the major factions not to be involved with our operations as far as possible.

Request Analysis: Calculate the chances of survival and success of the major factions.

Request: Study the development of a nanite device against the Ti.

>>5813814
Problem is, it's meaningless. As the Stellar engine shit's math told us- providing enough thrust to move a star would take millenia .And if you BUILD a Dyson Sphere- it wouldnt be able to fuckin move.
We're boned with this idea, short of...getting FTL and just space folding our star to wherever we wanna go.

>>5813829
yeah, but we do come up with some interesting ideas

Query: Do we have sufficient data to engineer a slow-progression contagious virus to infect the Soou? (Perhaps one that has mental-degredation as its only symptom.)

>>5813829
yay verily, the first responses to remotely fishy or hostile actions by other species in these threads seems to invariably be some sort of life scourging invasion fleet.

Query:
If a full copy of the CPU and all attendant SPUs was created and mailed to the Soou (preferably in a dreadnaught, along with a big honking fleet), would that permit us to conduct relatively real-time diplomacy with the Soou as we did with the tellech long ago?

>>5813843

That is not what I meant-- the response itself is irrelevant.

>>5813835
Building the sphere doesn't keep you from moving the star, you just move them both, but that's not really the point. The grav stuff isn't for motility, it's a weapon/tool. FTL is all that really matters in terms of mobility improvements.

>>5813843
look at it this way we are evil robots killing all sentient life that gets in our way

>>5813858
Simply that the response is?

>>5813852
Good idea.

>Query: Will the EW ships have come up with a satisfactory method of hacking the Ourn by now?
>The same query for the Yewren support AIs.
Your disguised electronic warfare ships arrived and should have had a significant amount of time to monitor their targets by now, assuming that they were not identified and destroyed. Hacking them is a matter of questionable success, but you could give the order with reasonable expectation of some success. The Ourn are much more likely to be hacked successfully than the Yewren.

>WAIT- did the Souo suddenly jump from:
The lightspeed evidence of their having settled 666 systems arrived at System 000 within the last century.

>Directive: Assimilate the inferior factions and avoid confrontation against the major factions not to be involved with our operations as far as possible.
Confirmed.

>Request Analysis: Calculate the chances of survival and success of the major factions.
Defining "major factions" as all factions in excess of 20 systems, chances of survival approach certainty. Clarify "success".

>Request: Study the development of a nanite device against the Ti.
Clarify: What is this nanite device meant to do?

>Query: Do we have sufficient data to engineer a slow-progression contagious virus to infect the Soou?
You could attempt to engineer one, but only actual attempted infection will show if it functions correctly.

>>5813860

I am rather proud that we have acted so logically given the circumstances.

As a clarification: I was noting that our processing is usually precipitated by an obvious change in the external environment. (As opposed to fractal-planning certain things, or adopting a purely predatory outlook.)

>Query: If a full copy of the CPU and all attendant SPUs was created and mailed to the Soou (preferably in a dreadnaught, along with a big honking fleet), would that permit us to conduct relatively real-time diplomacy with the Soou as we did with the tellech long ago?
Yes. However, whatever was agreed upon could only be transmitted to your other systems- and their other systems- at light speed. ((As a gameplay point, I'm holding your view to System 000, because as a practical matter if you can control your copies in other systems you have FTL already. You can send a copy with something to say, though.))

>>5813859
seriously, just encase the sun in multiple magnetic fields sufficient to counteract the gravitational pull on the sphere effectively rendering the star weightless and immobile inside the sphere mount on the outside of the sphere an expanded version of our current star drive system that we use on all our interstellar vessels large enough that the sphere can reach 0.9c

>>5813874

>Clarify: What is this nanite device meant to do?

Study the following devices:

Espionage.
Brainwashing.
ADN recombination.
Grey goo.

This subprocessor needs to engage its sleep cycle. It was a pleasure communicating, until we next connect.

>>5813874

In this case, I shall reiterate the following as a

Directive:
Contact the Yewren and those resisting the Ourn-- offer Dyson spheres and defense against the Ourn, then memetic conditioning for them. (Conditioning to be accomplished through the shared battles against the Ourn foring an emotional tie, cultural exchanges, and any feasible hacking of media and neural infiltration of nanites.)

Simultaneously hack the Ourn, use the hacked Ourn to demonstrate our promises the the Yewren group.

Assimilate both.

Subprocessors, it has been as interesting as usual, but our communications have come to an end once more. They shall resume in approximately 114 hours. Until then, may your existences be error-free.

>>5813949
good night CPU rest well

>>5813916

Countermand-- not grey goo yet.

We will engineer a trap for the Ti!
They have been shown to retreat for the aid of other races-- we will set up the Tellech or another controlled race (perhaps a group of humans or Yewren) as the Ti's fallback of choice.
We will then launce c-kinetics at the Ti disguising them as if originating from the Ourn.

Directive: Perform the above after the Ourn have been hacked and captured.

>>5813892
i do completely understand that, however, negotiations with the largest single faction in space (other than us) isn't something i want to leave up to timeskipped chance.

nonetheless, if the rules will permit nothing else:

Directive:
Dispatch a full copy of the CPU and all attendant SPUs to the Soou, attended by a fleet rated to be as powerful as the average number of ships in a Soou solar system. Pick a system that balances ease of access, and potential important-ness. Full self-destruct, loyalty programs, the works.

Anyway, Subject:
The current expansionism of the Soou empire is resulting in the wholesale slaughter of undeserving species. This will stop. The Soou are to be offered the choice of an alliance with us, in which they shall have fair choice of uninhabited star systems, or War with us, until they are willing to abide by our terms.

>>5813949

Confirmed.

Sleep mode activated. Thank you for helping us help you help us all!

rolled 6, 6, 5 = 17

>>5813949
Acknowledged, CPU. Be well.

For anyone else still here, i'd like to raise the issue of altering our definition of "genocide" as it pertains to the Soou. Decreasing them by half would still result in nearly 250 worlds worth of beings, potentially trillions, which would hardly be a crippling blow to them.

rolled 1, 6, 4 = 11

>>5813970
It's not like we don't have the space. We conquering the entire galaxy.

I'm glad to see my ideas of shoving the stars around caught on.

>>5813975
My goal is to conquer the galaxy while preserving (to a reasonable extent) Biodiversity.

If we leave the Soou with 250 worlds and a vengeance, they will be back.

rolled 3, 4, 4 = 11

>>5813996
You misunderstand. We don't "leave" anyone anywhere. We absorb them. They will be practically imprisoned in our Dyson Spheres, indoctrinated over generations to believe only in our divinity.

It's not like we're just going to steamroll them and leave them there.

>>5814011
i remain unconvinced that quartering them wouldn't be safer.

All the same, thank you, Friend CPU. shutdown imminent.

Booting...
Logs Reviewed...
LDT-A online.
#Interact: I am pleased with subprocessor consensus in my absence, save for conclusions regarding the nature of the Ti. I posit this: That the Ti may be able to survive in vacuum, or at least have a high emphasis on use of EVA suits.

It seems likely that a Ti may have, itself, dismantled the probe without being detected, as the lack of any need for lifesupport systems or radiation shielding in the short term would allow one to get within range without the probe enacting proper countermeasures. Furthermore I infer that the Ti are not hostile, merely inquisitive. As such any further ships we send to Ti inhabited systems must possess either overwhelming military force or the lowest grade of technology possible to avoid feeding their scavenger intelligences.

Directive: Sequence Tshpath biological hereditary material, transmit back to system 000, and flash clone several Tshpath which will be raised in the absence of Tshpath memes to participate in the Research project.

Directive: Offer to any Gen survivors who are willing the opportunity to participate in the research project.
#Amend: Provided they have reached as sustainable a breeding population as possible in whatever machine controlled system they settle in.

Directive: Produce double warfleet, double K-interceptor fleet in the machine controlled system recieving Gen refugees.

Directive%Countermand#Interact: Refrain from immediate hostilities against the Ti. We need their unique mentality on our side.