Human's ancestors knew a very old principal called the KISS principal. A principal that was used effectly against a dominant enemy. This is a really neat story, worth the time it takes to listen to it.
KISS, keep It Simple, Stupid. Ha, a principle I learned 44 years ago in the US Air Force. To never over complicate things when simple, was more reliable. More rugged, and worth the effort to keep it that way.
An ancient fleet created for when an ancient evil returned and man had returned to the stars.. After winning the battle planned so long ago, man showed that we had not just become THE ultimate power in space, but one with a galaxy of allies. The wisdom we had learned was not to dominate and rule alone, but to share our recovered past. Remain staunch allies to our new friends and allies. Not conquerors but as guardians and protectors.. Now that, is a future worth fighting for.. We earned the trust of our friends, and that’s a future I’d love to see us grow into.
Okay, so the ancient humans built a fleet that could destroy the enemy, the enemy never changed tactics or increased their own tech. The galactic council ships were essentially a liability that needed protecting, they were no help, the human fleet destroyed the enemy pretty much on it's own. The major flaw in the story, the ancient humans could have destroyed the enemy 50,000 years earlier using the fleet they put to sleep. No need to wait, they didn't have help in the future, they didn't need the help. A 50,000 year gap that didn't need to happen. Fatal flaw in the story, y'all missed it.
Also, how did they miss this huge fleet hanging in space? It was still giving out power signatures. The ancient humans couldn't leave any information in books or a computer system that would activate and travel to earth after the aliens left? There's an awful lot of hole punching one can do with this story. It has a lot of flaws.
50,000 years of vacuum stresses, thermal stresses, micro-meteorite impacts, radiation exposure, and who knows what else... just what the hell was that armor made of, I wonder?
It's just like the modern US navy. Many of their ships use simple analog systems, and some use displays to make it difficult to hack them. It's basically a mixture.
I got a decade or so on you and can only hope this is as far as it goes. But you know dam well it won't. It's mind boggling seeing comments like, "Great Story" "Awesome, it should be a movie" "etc ...etc". When all you heard was nothing short of ridiculous. Important plot points ignored, repeating a scenario over and over or the feeling that the story ended half way through and started a completely different ones in it'd place.
Shouldn't these need a crew? An why are the AI not hacked? Some edits needed to remove unnecessary repetitiveness. The basic idea are not too wierd thou is look awfully similar to the much criticised ending of the modern iteration of Battlestar Galactica.
the ai-technology is not yet very advanced, it is still in its infancy it's funny that people are comparing fiction movies with reality that ai is really advanced in real life and can do it all already what a simple citizen expects of it to say it simple they are expecting too much
This is one of the better Sci fistories I've ever heard.
Human's ancestors knew a very old principal called the KISS principal. A principal that was used effectly against a dominant enemy.
This is a really neat story, worth the time it takes to listen to it.
KISS,
keep
It
Simple,
Stupid.
Ha, a principle I learned 44 years ago in the US Air Force. To never over complicate things when simple, was more reliable. More rugged, and worth the effort to keep it that way.
An ancient fleet created for when an ancient evil returned and man had returned to the stars..
After winning the battle planned so long ago, man showed that we had not just become THE ultimate power in space, but one with a galaxy of allies.
The wisdom we had learned was not to dominate and rule alone, but to share our recovered past. Remain staunch allies to our new friends and allies.
Not conquerors but as guardians and protectors.. Now that, is a future worth fighting for..
We earned the trust of our friends, and that’s a future I’d love to see us grow into.
Okay, so the ancient humans built a fleet that could destroy the enemy, the enemy never changed tactics or increased their own tech. The galactic council ships were essentially a liability that needed protecting, they were no help, the human fleet destroyed the enemy pretty much on it's own. The major flaw in the story, the ancient humans could have destroyed the enemy 50,000 years earlier using the fleet they put to sleep. No need to wait, they didn't have help in the future, they didn't need the help. A 50,000 year gap that didn't need to happen. Fatal flaw in the story, y'all missed it.
Also, how did they miss this huge fleet hanging in space? It was still giving out power signatures. The ancient humans couldn't leave any information in books or a computer system that would activate and travel to earth after the aliens left? There's an awful lot of hole punching one can do with this story. It has a lot of flaws.
Cool story thanks
Mass Effect's next harvest :)😊
Sounds like the Mass Effect game about the Reapers, plus the picture looks like the Star Destroyer off of Star Wars
50,000 years of vacuum stresses, thermal stresses, micro-meteorite impacts, radiation exposure, and who knows what else... just what the hell was that armor made of, I wonder?
It's just like the modern US navy. Many of their ships use simple analog systems, and some use displays to make it difficult to hack them. It's basically a mixture.
That's every military right now. Analog systems are important in the age of cyber warfare.
The humans got to work after the battle. they made millions of bows, arrows, and spears. Cata pults that could toss a thousand-pound rock 300 meters.
I really want this pic in HD for wallpaper
I kept thinking of Battlestar Galactica
i concur... Maybe we will find a Raptor Or Viper one day that will help us? I can think of one place to look.
Great story, love it....
Iv'e been reading SC/fi for 40 years this is just AI dribble
I got a decade or so on you and can only hope this is as far as it goes. But you know dam well it won't. It's mind boggling seeing comments like, "Great Story" "Awesome, it should be a movie" "etc ...etc". When all you heard was nothing short of ridiculous. Important plot points ignored, repeating a scenario over and over or the feeling that the story ended half way through and started a completely different ones in it'd place.
To be fair, it provides some nice ideas to expand upon
My Dad was a big SF fan, had every copy of Analog +.
it's part of disclosure...read between the lines 😂😂😂
Hope I don't have to hear "50,000 years" again.
Perfect.
Mass Effect aah story 😂
Then don't listen, simple
Shouldn't these need a crew? An why are the AI not hacked? Some edits needed to remove unnecessary repetitiveness. The basic idea are not too wierd thou is look awfully similar to the much criticised ending of the modern iteration of Battlestar Galactica.
Wow, clearly a rip off of the main Mass Effect series.
Come on Hollywood your next billion dollar script is waiting right here. Let’s make a blockbuster. This us incredible
Why do these AI readers not know how to read all-capped words?
the ai-technology is not yet very advanced, it is still in its infancy
it's funny that people are comparing fiction movies with reality that ai is really advanced in real life
and can do it all already what a simple citizen expects of it to say it simple they are expecting too much
Okay this really turned into gibberish garbage, very disappointing😮😮