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Mr. President
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The leaves that are green turn to brown
Jul 2001
time: 15:24
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Oops.
I guess I'd better edit. So those ships are now in the possession of the Protectorate?
Edit: I think I've located the post you mentioned. Would other people know about those ships?
Last edited by Mr. President on 01-01-2004 at 12:28
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Sovereign
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Hiyas, Mr. Prez!
No worries, I'm more than glad to answer your questions. After all, lets keep making a hell of a story. 
The University language is "Basic" similiar to English, with some new words and stuff compared to today. After all, English can change quite a bit in 700 years. Many words we know in English didn't exist or had a different meaning 700 years ago. Instances include "electricity" and "tyre" (Tyre means tire in England, but it meant "tired" 700 years ago I think) etc.
Most of the advanced AI's in University territory are located in the science structures or areas, since most of the heavy duty computing occurs there. If Gary wants to learn about heavy duty AI's then he should visit the science areas. But if he wants to learn how AI's affect everyday life, he could visit hospitals, factories, law enforcement stations, emergency rescue stations, etc.
Most of the University's science buildings aren't located in cities. They exist in deserts, inside glaciers, in asteroids, or on barren moons to minimize civilian damage if an experiment or scientific research goes awry. Seen the "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" or those countless bug or mutant movies? 
The University cities are mostly built in a circular shape, zoned in concentric circles, with the economic buildings in the center, and the residential buildings in the middle concentric circle, and the industrial buildings in the outer concentric circle.
Transportation is done by hover-cars driven across glass / crystal streets on multiple levels. Also, people use subways and ultra-fast commuter rail to connect to other cities. There's almost no airplanes, since the trains reach over 400 MPH. It's a lot like Amtrak's Acela express bullet-trains. Also, people can walk especially if its nice outside.
About the battlecruiser, a good question. Perhaps the UA will ask the cruiser to be returned in exchange for Derek and Gary visiting the research buildings and learning about AI's.
But the UA will also provide some research data on the battlecruiser for its return. What do you think? We can tweak this a bit, no problem.
Hope this helps answer your questions. 
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Sovereign
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Oh, by the way, I'll try and include a couple of pictures or art of what the majority of UA cities looik like, within the week.
UA's major cities don't exist on Spira, but rather, are built alongside Spira's old cities. On Spira, the modern cities are very small compared to pure UA worlds.
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24-12-2003 07:05
TA would never run from university and believer invasion ......... you make all TAF look like cowards. Your thinking and creative skills really is low."
Welcome back, Sovereign!
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