Well, I find it all rather amusing...
The good "doctor" must have majored in Spin. His findings of what occured at the crash site in no way, shape or form resemble the events that occured when this was craft was investigated. Since I was there from the start of the first investigations on Rimor, I can assure you that the good doctors' findings are so much poot.
Since we're all in the business of speculating here (except me and a few others that I can actually name since I saw them at the crash site), I can tell you that there was no Clan presence at the crash site at all when it occured. There was no presence of anything at all except for a lot of dead Omni-Pol troopers and their Slayerdroids. No Clan bodies were found anywhere around the wreckage.
Upon arrival at the crash site, the rad readings were high but no people were being targeted right away by the unknown attackers, indicating that this "device" activated by the doctor (if it were so) started whatever happened well before the Sentinels were even on-site. We were all being attacked (Clan, Omni and Neutral alike) by the unknown attacker after the pets had been destroyed. This was BEFORE the doctor's timeline could have been accurate as he described the events.
The only large force of anything that landed well after some of our recon force had been killed were the Omni-Pol troopers and a couple of Juggernauts (which we all destroyed handily, I might add). Since all I saw on the ground at and around the craft were Omni bodies, it is highly unlikely that it was an Omni ship that had been destroyed, it was something else entirely, unless Omni's are in the habit of killing each other. Well, that's always possible (some animals eat their young, after all), but not in this case.
If the doctor's report is factual, where were all the Sentinel bodies? There were none. Is he saying that either the Sentinels suffered no casualties whatsoever and then decided to just leave the site, or is he saying that the Sentinels won the fight and collected up their dead and THEN left the site? Neither is a very likely scenario.
The most likely scenario is that the doctor is a spin magician, spreading propaganda about the corporations involvement in this incident. What LIKELY happened was that it was Omni that brought the craft down using their big guns (you don't see any Clan big guns around, do you), then sent a force to clean up the remains of whatever was left and collect up all the technology for further exploitation in the Omni labs. Only they got their asses handed to them (as evidenced by what I and many others saw on the ground first). Then our Clan force (NOT Sentinels, but a group of volunteers and some Neutrals and Omni fighters to boot) arrived on the scene to be attacked by the unknown attacker, and THEN the Omni-Pol troopers tried to seize control of the site, only to be whipped and pureed by the combined forces on site already. THEN, since this is Mort we are talking about here, the Sentinels picked up security for the site after all of this since the HQ is right there.
No, the good doctor is a liar, and not a very good one, as many eyewitnesses can say precisely what had happened. If the good doctor was there first, he'd already be a greasespot instead of lying his face off in the Omni propaganda mill.
Re: Well, I find it all rather amusing...
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Originally posted by joshuacrime
Since I was there from the start of the first investigations on Rimor, I can assure you that the good doctors' findings are so much poot.
And when was there scientists at the first investigation then? As far as i can understand, then these are two seperate events. First, then there was the clan teams, who got attacked by those juggernauts.
The incident with the doctor, seems to be later... Are you sure that you got all the facts right? :)
Investigations take time?
No offense, but when you lack something TO investigate, you can only come to certain conclusions based upon the data that you actually have. Drawing conclusions based upon less than a reasonable amount of facts is bad investigation. Drawing conclusions based upon crap you just made up? That's beyond bad investigation. It's criminal, and it's propaganda at it's finest.
And since my points are being refuted and picked apart out of context, I shall not stoop to the same, but I will say that if you personally dig into my statements, expect the same in kind.
Most of what I see of the people that are saying that this craft was an Omni-Tek craft are basing their conclusions off of a news report from someone that WASN'T EVEN THERE. So, how could this person know about what happened at this site? His data was so flawed that I had to make a reply, and what do most Omni's do that reply to this forum? Defend it, disparage Clan for "interfering" or just making up whatever they feel like making up.
Trying to "lawyer" me isn't going to work either, since, unless you were there on the scene, your information is second-hand and dubious at best unless your information is coming from a reliable source, namely someone on the scene. The Doctor that wrote the original article was not there, or I would have seen him. Since he was not, all of his speculation about what happened was bollocks. His statements about what the craft were are all lies. His statement about what he did that started the chain of events leading up to the Sentinels occupying the area do not add up with the data that is available and the data that we collected ON THE SCENE.
He is lying, as he was not present at any time that I was, which was when this craft was first reported. I was there throughout the entire battle, including the destruction of the Omni-Pol squads that arrived on the scene well after the unknown attacker was hitting us left and right.
So, don't stand around talking about this, that and the other, because your facts are erroneous, your conclusions spotty or completely wrong, and your allegiences are clouding up your judgement and is preventing you from looking at the facts as they are known, which actually is not that much.
Re: Investigations take time?
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Originally posted by joshuacrime
The Doctor that wrote the original article was not there, or I would have seen him. Since he was not, all of his speculation about what happened was bollocks.
I am not one of those Omni-Tek slaves, i am clan. Yet, i can't help to wonder how you can be so sure he was not there, at some other point when you where not? I am quite sure, that there have been several investigations around this crash site.
Re: Investigations take time?
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Originally posted by joshuacrime
He is lying, as he was not present at any time that I was, which was when this craft was first reported.
Not to nitpick, but the crash happened on the 7th. Doctor Gustaff investigated the crash on the 9th. So, unless he has some mystical ability to travel through time, its impossible for him to be investigating the site two days before his arrival, when you were there.
Also, is it so improbable that the Doctor could of found something you missed?
Well what difference does it make if he goes there afterwards?
See, that's just it. The doctor is making up stories about things as if to say they are the "official investigations" about the craft.
The fact that he investigated this matter afterwards means...what? Nothing, zero, zip, nada, nunca. This site has been poured over by so many people by now that I could have left the Omni-Pol Trooper Training Manual on there, and if the doctor reported it, you would say "See! It was an Omni ship, because look at what we found!" Planting evidence is so much old school game playing.
Since no one was around but us to figure out what is going on, and since I am a nanomage trader with more tradeskill abilities than most engineers, and intelligence ratings well above 800 (not to mention a 1300 perception rating), I'm uniquely suited to doing investigations. I saw squat on the ground around or near the craft, no bodies of any kind had anything on them, and no other life forms other than the local fauna and ourselves were present to our capabilities of spotting them.
There was nothing there TO find, only things to report based upon observation and reporting the FACTS as they occured. Not innuendo, supposition and outright lies as "responsible journalism" or whatever it is you would call the horsefeather propaganda that I'm hearing here.
Every faction here is burning up the bullcrap trying to put their political factional slant on the topic, and I have no axes to grind here regarding factional fighting. But people that just make up a bunch of hooey and try to pass it off as real while debasing those of us who actually SAW something and were THERE...well...that irks me. So, if you want to know what really happened, send me a tell. I'll be glad to inform you of the TRUTH, not some half-baked BS story.
I am perfectly calm, rational and sensible
Yes, I was there. Right from the start of the whole mess. I put myself into positions during the entire ordeal that made me a very reliable and well placed observer. Once the Omni troops attacked us, I was kind of busy doing some mezmerizing and killing the big pains in the butt, but once that was done, I was doing what I was doing before, which was searching my tail off, before and after the Omni trooper strike. The entire ordeal lasted well over an hour by my clock, and I was mashing my search tools like a big dog.
Like I mentioned previously, my Perception rating is very, very high and I miss next to nothing when I put my mind to searching for hidden things. There was nothing hidden to find, except for those attackers that were swatting us around like flies while completely cloaked or in orbit. Either way, we had no chance of spotting them, or I would have found them before anyone else in that group. Same thing with items on the ground or entryways into the craft. There were none perceptable to the naked eye, nor did anything come up in my displays to show that something hidden was around. Could I have missed it? Certainly, but given my skill set and what I was doing there, I would think it likely that I could find it before most people would.
Whatever the doctor was saying was rather dubious at best, so I'm not even going to make more comments about it, other than if it's official Omni news, you can bet your NCU's that the slant is like a 80 degree slope. Huge. Obviously, my concern is beyond factional garbage spewing, but that is what my vitriol in this forum is going after. There were others present with me during this raid, but none of them apparently are reading the news, and I would welcome anyone that had additional information that could fill in holes I may have missed. But, I'm a good investigator, and I think my account is quite accurate.
It's certainly more accurate than other people that were not present commenting off of an already slanted report by the Corporation. And if they pick apart my points, well, what would you say if you were in my shoes? Be reasonable about commenting about things, and my colorful diatribe will not pass by your head. :D