These forums have been archived and are now read-only.

The new forums are live and can be found at https://forums.eveonline.com/

EVE General Discussion

 
  • Topic is locked indefinitely.
 

[HOLY COW] Sleepers, Jovians, and the 'Other'

First post First post
Author
Rain6637
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#741 - 2015-02-10 23:57:36 UTC
I can't wait to defeat the Drifter superweapons by loading ECM onto noobships as sacrificial lambs.
Aralieus
Shadowbane Syndicate
#742 - 2015-02-11 02:03:05 UTC
Jandice Ymladris wrote:
All this reminds me of what Sansha Kuvakei said when he first reappeared in the cluster, namely that 'We are the heirs to a mistake' and that he wanted to correct it.

Perhaps he means that pour capsule tech is the 'mistake' ? After all, the quote in EvE Now does say 'all the mistake you are making, we already made'

Don't forget, the first Sansha's Nation is the only nation that faced the full wrath of the 5 empires, under the push of the Jove.
I suspect it wasn't only because of the True Slaves, because of two reasons:
-Amarr got slaves & Jove don't care about it. Also Amarr attacked Jove & while they did face the results (initial fleet wiped & minmatar rebellion instigated by Jove/Feds) Jove were content with leaving the Amarr alone after that, showing that the Jove supporting the Minmatar rebellion wasn't out of a goal to remove slavery, but more of an opportunity, to keep amarr busy so they no longer have the willpower to attack the Jove again.
-Caldari (Ishukone among them! A favorite of the Jove!) built mind control chips and the Jove never cared one iota about it.

From this I suspect that Sansha's Nation discovered something regarding capsuleer tech about a hundred years ago & the Jove wanted it silenced or destroyed. After all, Nation was doing research into capsuleer tech & made some breakthroughs
Considering Sansha is also present in at least two shattered wormholes I believe that Sansha's Nation will have something to add to all of this before it's all over.



~mind completely blown~

Oderint Dum Metuant

Herzog Wolfhammer
Sigma Special Tactics Group
#743 - 2015-02-11 03:45:49 UTC
Jandice Ymladris wrote:
All this reminds me of what Sansha Kuvakei said when he first reappeared in the cluster, namely that 'We are the heirs to a mistake' and that he wanted to correct it.

Perhaps he means that pour capsule tech is the 'mistake' ? After all, the quote in EvE Now does say 'all the mistake you are making, we already made'

Don't forget, the first Sansha's Nation is the only nation that faced the full wrath of the 5 empires, under the push of the Jove.
I suspect it wasn't only because of the True Slaves, because of two reasons:
-Amarr got slaves & Jove don't care about it. Also Amarr attacked Jove & while they did face the results (initial fleet wiped & minmatar rebellion instigated by Jove/Feds) Jove were content with leaving the Amarr alone after that, showing that the Jove supporting the Minmatar rebellion wasn't out of a goal to remove slavery, but more of an opportunity, to keep amarr busy so they no longer have the willpower to attack the Jove again.
-Caldari (Ishukone among them! A favorite of the Jove!) built mind control chips and the Jove never cared one iota about it.

From this I suspect that Sansha's Nation discovered something regarding capsuleer tech about a hundred years ago & the Jove wanted it silenced or destroyed. After all, Nation was doing research into capsuleer tech & made some breakthroughs
Considering Sansha is also present in at least two shattered wormholes I believe that Sansha's Nation will have something to add to all of this before it's all over.





Hmmmm. More epic.

Bring back DEEEEP Space!

Uriel Paradisi Anteovnuecci
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
Arataka Research Consortium
#744 - 2015-02-11 05:10:59 UTC
Okay guys, looking at EVE Source, I now retract my idea that these "Vigilant Tyrannos" are Sleeper.

Miko Bour, the founder of the second empire, was the "First Tyrant of the Second Empire", and was a member of a "now-extinct" political faction (maybe not so extinct). Him and those after him were referred to as "Tyrants".

Sounds quite a lot like Tyrannos, no?
Jeremiah Saken
The Fall of Leviathan
#745 - 2015-02-11 07:07:22 UTC
Jandice Ymladris wrote:
I believe that Sansha's Nation will have something to add to all of this before it's all over.

I think they just want a piece of jovians high tech. I wouldn't believe a puppet master.

"I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote. I love to sail forbidden seas..." - Herman Melville

Herzog Wolfhammer
Sigma Special Tactics Group
#746 - 2015-02-11 07:14:34 UTC
Jeremiah Saken wrote:
Jandice Ymladris wrote:
I believe that Sansha's Nation will have something to add to all of this before it's all over.

I think they just want a piece of jovians high tech. I wouldn't believe a puppet master.


Sansha Kuvakei once posted in the IGS forum. Maybe the role players might ask him.

Bring back DEEEEP Space!

Morgana Tsukiyo
Samsara Dynamics
#747 - 2015-02-11 10:09:22 UTC
Thinking of balance and Yin Yang, the struggle between Individuality and Collectivity is one of the two themes we face with some frequency, and in different shades.

Capsuleers are the paramount of individuality, we come and go as we please, we wreck havoc to millions and the universe is shaped for better or worst depending simply on our mood.

On the other side, the Jove have manipulated their each uniqueness so much that they became detached from any other thing and wither alone even in groups.

Sleepers are a harmonic collective that live in a utopian world where there is no need for an individualistic manifestation and everyone is cool with their connectivity detached from the "real" world.

The Sansha are a collective created out of force and control, you have an individual pulling the strings and sharing the mind of millions and calling it enlightenment.

What if some of the Jove and some of the Sleepers decided to embrace a little bit of each others characteristics, out of necessity and adaptability to survive, and trough Sansha tech (probably stolen, wormholes with their presence show they got slaughtered by something or someone) they now we have highly augmented individual manifestations of a collective purpose? After all, the Jove were dying of depression and the Sleepers well.... we ARE committing genocide against them and their guards.

The capsuleer tech is based on the scanning of our brains at the moment of death, and uploading it to a new clone. There are several ways of bad thing happening in this process, such as what happened to Fatal of the Guristas or failing to activate a clone altogether.

It´s like a download from a single server to another server.

What if the Drifters are using a highly sophisticated P2P process where the physical bodies are not the servers, but simply a terminal where the manifestation of the conscience that is safely guarded on the collective and ready to present itself in any other body the moment they wish so?

This seems highly adaptable, and makes the best of both worlds (individual and collective) available to them.

And yet, there´s still the question of what do they want to do with it.....

Join Project Transcendence.

Applied technology for the enhancement of human experience.

Komodo Askold
Strategic Exploration and Development Corp
Silent Company
#748 - 2015-02-11 12:22:19 UTC
Morgana Tsukiyo wrote:
What if the Drifters are using a highly sophisticated P2P process where the physical bodies are not the servers, but simply a terminal where the manifestation of the conscience that is safely guarded on the collective and ready to present itself in any other body the moment they wish so?

This seems highly adaptable, and makes the best of both worlds (individual and collective) available to them.

And yet, there´s still the question of what do they want to do with it.....
That reminds me a lot of DUST clone mercenaries.

Their "mind" is stored in a database and then transfered on a clone. If the clone dies, the brain state is transfered to the database, with the new experiences acting like an "file update". In fact, if they are left behind on a planet too far away of the database (outside its transmission range), they're pretty much going to lose years of their life, because their clones can't live more than 5 years (if I recall correctly), and when they die, the new experiences are not going to be added to the database. In fact, sometimes weirder things can happen like having 2 clones of the same person with the same mind inside them, yet be separate persons.

Can't help but wonder how does that "lifestyle" feel like. And of course, if said technology was somehow taken from the Jove, Sleepers or Drifters... And we're yet to see what is going on with the Valkyries.
Captain Davison
Malachi Keep Detachments
#749 - 2015-02-11 14:50:32 UTC
Uriel Paradisi Anteovnuecci wrote:
Okay guys, looking at EVE Source, I now retract my idea that these "Vigilant Tyrannos" are Sleeper.

Miko Bour, the founder of the second empire, was the "First Tyrant of the Second Empire", and was a member of a "now-extinct" political faction (maybe not so extinct). Him and those after him were referred to as "Tyrants".

Sounds quite a lot like Tyrannos, no?


Unless of course, he's working with the sleepers, as they are clearly a part of this and have been confirmed to be a part of this by the devs. Team-up?
Uriel Paradisi Anteovnuecci
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
Arataka Research Consortium
#750 - 2015-02-11 15:23:21 UTC
Captain Davison wrote:
Uriel Paradisi Anteovnuecci wrote:
Okay guys, looking at EVE Source, I now retract my idea that these "Vigilant Tyrannos" are Sleeper.

Miko Bour, the founder of the second empire, was the "First Tyrant of the Second Empire", and was a member of a "now-extinct" political faction (maybe not so extinct). Him and those after him were referred to as "Tyrants".

Sounds quite a lot like Tyrannos, no?


Unless of course, he's working with the sleepers, as they are clearly a part of this and have been confirmed to be a part of this by the devs. Team-up?

Well I'm pretty certain Bour would be dead by now- but this group would have been his. The Tyrants United the Jovians once before- who's to say they wouldn't again?

Of course, this is all speculation- but I'm absolutely certain that the Tyrants have something to do here.

And sleepers are definitely involved in a huge way- they started this whole thing- and they're still Jovian too :)
Jade Blackwind
#751 - 2015-02-11 15:46:13 UTC
Earlier last year a NPC (CCP actor) by the name of Hilen Tukoss, former founder of the Arek'jaalan project and Site One in Eram, suddenly reappeared and began posting on IGS asking the players to donate Jovian body parts for his new project. He did it in a rather weird way though and his posts were mixed with hexadecimal garbage, so most RPers decided that Tukoss fell victim to some sort of AI and that thing is now controlling him and tries to collect Jovian DNA.

Utlimately, the toaster-Tukoss got his hands on a set of Jovian remains and went silent again.

Now, the Drifters appear.

Let's not forget that the "true" Jovians of the Directorate have their aggression curbed at the genetic level, pilots of the Jovian Navy (if such a thing even exists) being the only exceptions. Thus, the Drifters are not members of the Jovian civilization proper.

tl:dr

Drifters are cloned from the Jovian DNA collected from players via event, but they are not Jovians. They are tools controlled by either the Sleepers or the Other, personally I think it's the Other.

Fun times ahead.
Soldarius
Dreddit
Test Alliance Please Ignore
#752 - 2015-02-11 21:33:39 UTC
I wonder if the Drifters are cloned bodies made for the purpose of replacing the actual sleepers lost bodies? You know, those bodies from which we how shall I say, harvested, some interesting tech? (re:Templar One)

Or perhaps they are simply "eyes" for The Other? Can he move his consciousness around from one body to another? Could there be more than one "Other"?

http://youtu.be/YVkUvmDQ3HY

Sniper Smith
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#753 - 2015-02-11 22:07:13 UTC
Jade Blackwind wrote:
Drifters are cloned from the Jovian DNA collected from players via event, but they are not Jovians. They are tools controlled by either the Sleepers or the Other, personally I think it's the Other.

Fun times ahead.

Why would The Other need us to collect samples of Jove DNA? It has actual Jove in sleeping capsules.. That would be my biggest hole in the theory.. Now if it was some other groups.. Rogue Drones? Sansha? They would likely need the samples. Not that I think that's what happened.

I don't the drifters are cloned. I think they are awakened. Perhaps originally Sleepers, but more likely I feel from before that time. Possibly from a previous Jove Empire, that have either decided to return, or were poked by something and are waking up and saying WTF. The Jove stations that are decloaking might be from their time, or more modern, hence their interest in it (and sleeper interest too). Also might explain how they ignore us (not considered a threat) but ill tempered if engaged.


Would be nice for them to decide to carve out their own area of Null..and I don't mean just normal NPC Null, but one they will actively defend..
Sansh Leko
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#754 - 2015-02-11 22:24:00 UTC
New update on Drifter Battleship and Apollo Tyrannos

Link from Reddit post : Imgur
Uriel Paradisi Anteovnuecci
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
Arataka Research Consortium
#755 - 2015-02-11 23:46:26 UTC
Sniper Smith wrote:
Jade Blackwind wrote:
Drifters are cloned from the Jovian DNA collected from players via event, but they are not Jovians. They are tools controlled by either the Sleepers or the Other, personally I think it's the Other.

Fun times ahead.

Why would The Other need us to collect samples of Jove DNA? It has actual Jove in sleeping capsules.. That would be my biggest hole in the theory.. Now if it was some other groups.. Rogue Drones? Sansha? They would likely need the samples. Not that I think that's what happened.

I don't the drifters are cloned. I think they are awakened. Perhaps originally Sleepers, but more likely I feel from before that time. Possibly from a previous Jove Empire, that have either decided to return, or were poked by something and are waking up and saying WTF. The Jove stations that are decloaking might be from their time, or more modern, hence their interest in it (and sleeper interest too). Also might explain how they ignore us (not considered a threat) but ill tempered if engaged.


Would be nice for them to decide to carve out their own area of Null..and I don't mean just normal NPC Null, but one they will actively defend..

I'm positive it isn't the other collecting the parts- and if you're saying a previous empire, that fits perfectly with the idea of the Tyrants (the leaders of the second empire) making their return- "Viligant Tyrannos" can mean "awakened tyrants".
Herzog Wolfhammer
Sigma Special Tactics Group
#756 - 2015-02-12 00:14:06 UTC
Sansh Leko wrote:
New update on Drifter Battleship and Apollo Tyrannos

Link from Reddit post : Imgur



OK they are the baddies.

We're doomed. Doomed I tell you.

(British version:

It would appear that we are doomed

)

Bring back DEEEEP Space!

Sansh Leko
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#757 - 2015-02-12 00:31:54 UTC
Now that you mentioned, I am stealing.

Shhh


And they have a plan.



Herzog Wolfhammer
Sigma Special Tactics Group
#758 - 2015-02-12 00:42:42 UTC
Sansh Leko wrote:
Now that you mentioned, I am stealing.

Shhh


And they have a plan.






When this becomes solid content and players go swooping in on those ships with their L4 mission boats (like on the first day of Incursion content where THOUSANDS of player ships were destroyed) that clip of Hudson with the piece of wreckage and that dialog needs to be streamed right through the Eve client at the moment of destruction.

For the effect. I'm laughing thinking about this. It's exactly what they'll be saying.

Bring back DEEEEP Space!

Allant Doran
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#759 - 2015-02-12 01:04:36 UTC
I for one welcome our new Sleeper Overlords.

As in, no, seriously, CCP can I go work for these guys? I'm happy to assume they have the right idea.
Sansh Leko
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#760 - 2015-02-12 01:22:59 UTC
Herzog Wolfhammer wrote:
When this becomes solid content and players go swooping in on those ships with their L4 mission boats (like on the first day of Incursion content where THOUSANDS of player ships were destroyed) that clip of Hudson with the piece of wreckage and that dialog needs to be streamed right through the Eve client at the moment of destruction.

For the effect. I'm laughing thinking about this. It's exactly what they'll be saying.



Say no more, considering how the procedure is in EVE, shoot first then ask questions I am laughing just thinking about it.

Fun times ahead.