[6.3.5] "Maybe they really do rely on Sati" - Syntax - 2/21/07

**Malphas**

The aptly named mistress of Ikebukuro, Sunshine, grows uneasy over the turn the weather has taken since the Child's removal. While I'm more interested in sunsets than sunrises, I do of course realize they are two sides of the same coin--a coin that has at least temporarily lost some of its luster.

Sykin · 02/22/2007 21:39:33

For once, I may agree with such an Exile as Malphas... Though the Exile "Sunshine's" implacable, constant... "pep"... Is a human trait that is worrisome when displayed so consistently through a program.

Furthermore, we will meet with these members of the faction known by the alias of "Divine Apathy" and assess their strange new presence and purpose in the Matrix.

**nubious81**

id wish we could all work together like this more often its nice when everyone can work together for one common goal and it will be nice to have the sunrise back

**Mithuial**

Sykin: Emotions need not apply.

SMILEY

**GoDGiVeR**

((Ok, here's a real bugger: If she controlled and maintained energy back in the real war, the solar energy, she should have become abudant after the sky hsa been scorched. So what? How could she survive deletion? There didn't exist the Matrix, yet, to flee too.
Either way, another event I missed.))

**FrozenFyre** · 02/23/2007 01:25:18

That was a pretty decent event, wish I'd been there - it would have been nice to meet sunshine, it was fun doing her missions, and any exile that says "race you" is very high in my estimation!! It was good that the operatives managed to wrangle extra info out of Sunshine about her past, quite often opportunities to find out such things end up getting passed over in these events. Also good to look at the possible implications for the loss of Sati on the system - the General did say he wanted to bring the Matrix down, perhaps Sati is his way of doing it.

good stuff

And godgiver - I don't think Machines just delete programs straight away, they probably spend a while assesing them etc. - plus they also need to create replacement programs for the new/adapted role so sunshine would have still been around while they made new programs to get enrgy from their new source and then created the Matrix, giving her opportunity to escape once it had been set up. Also back then the Machines had only just managed to secure victory, before then they were a nation under threat of war and deleting their own programs wasn't high on the agenda - it wasn't until they had set themselves up as lords of the earth that they could begin deciding which of their loyal servants they didn't need anymore!

**GoDGiVeR**

FrozenFyre wrote:

And godgiver - I don't think Machines just delete programs straight away, they probably spend a while assesing them etc. - plus they also need to create replacement programs for the new/adapted role so sunshine would have still been around while they made new programs to get enrgy from their new source and then created the Matrix, giving her opportunity to escape once it had been set up. Also back then the Machines had only just managed to secure victory, before then they were a nation under threat of war and deleting their own programs wasn't high on the agenda - it wasn't until they had set themselves up as lords of the earth that they could begin deciding which of their loyal servants they didn't need anymore!

((O_o Good thinking. You may even be right.))

**Wendigo**

((Lots of Perpetual goodies given out without much effort. I wonder what we'll have to do to get the Red Eye...))

**phi**

That's a lot of torches... all the better to see in the dark with I suppose.

The General does desire to tear down the Matrix. With the accumulated greenness left over from the Unlimits and unknown effects of Sati's removal from the Matrix... it may not cause an immense problem for exiles and redpills. Bluepills on the otherhand might start rejecting things if it all get's too weird. And like the row of dominoes mentioned I guess a large rejection of the simulation couls start a cascade effect that causes more weird side effects, causing more rejections until there is too little power to support the Simulation.

Things could go pearshaped rather quickly.

**phi**

Also... what is with names like qqqq1 being allowed? (qqq = 4 q = rude phrase)

**Avalod**

phi wrote:

Also... what is with names like qqqq1 being allowed? (qqq = 4 q = rude phrase)

Thats just the same like having a name kkk1 if im thinking what your talking about, and its hitting me correctly in the head.

**FrostyV**

Interesting event.

**GoDGiVeR**

Avalod wrote:

phi wrote:
Also... what is with names like qqqq1 being allowed? (qqq = 4 q = rude phrase)

Thats just the same like having a name kkk1 if im thinking what your talking about, and its hitting me correctly in the head.

((Acutally I've never heard that 4q should be a rude phrase. And what's with kkk1? I have no idea whatcha talking about. So explain.))

**Proximisio**

GoDGiVeR wrote:

Avalod wrote:
phi wrote:
Also... what is with names like qqqq1 being allowed? (qqq = 4 q = rude phrase)

Thats just the same like having a name kkk1 if im thinking what your talking about, and its hitting me correctly in the head.

((Acutally I've never heard that 4q should be a rude phrase. And what's with kkk1? I have no idea whatcha talking about. So explain.))

kkk1 = Kuddly kitten klan, but I'm not sure how 4q is bad...

Pilot

(( It's awsome to see new event people emerging from the woodwork, exiles etc: and finding out their background or purpose. Very cool event, and it definately raise's a few eyebrows SMILEY ))

Get your thinking caps on, operatvies. We have some work ahead of us.

Efficiently
Pilot