Watching, waiting, and intrigued.

Hello, my name is Samuel, and I am a person who has been keeping my eyes on this for a long time now. To say the least I am very impressed by this project, the team behind it, and the overall development despite how long it will take to actually even get to a steady setup to allow a player base.

A little about me. I am a 24 year old male, and I enjoy passing my time by reading books like A brief History of Time(Stephen Hawking) and The Pale Blue Dot(Carl Sagan). I am a veteran of OIF from 07 to 08, and I have recently left the military life to pursue science and art(note-I am not an Graphic Artist). Currently I am studying Evolutionary Biology and Ecobiology. I also volunteer with a small group of people who share ideas and run simulations on planetary effects from humanity. We also enjoy counter-recruitment and educating people on how to live better for not only the planet, but also themselves(Not a real organization, we are just passionate people.)

What can I offer to the table here? That is very little, as I am personaly new to the world of science and everything else. I will attempt to put in some ideas, but after looking over the forums as a guest for a while all the ideas have already been set up and put on the table and discussed over the period( I still laugh at the old post about marine life developing tech underwater.). So basically I will just observe, review, wait patiently (As i know this will take a long time), and of course put in something when I feel it may be needed but most likely will let the dev team figure things out, as they know what will be best.

Side note. Thank you Dev's for actually going forward with something that will not only be fun, but will also be a great educational benefit to people. I know this project may take years to complete, as would any good project, so hats off to those who sacrificed their time to put into, what I would call a work of art.

Good day, Essayons!

Thanks for stopping by and showing your support. It means a lot to us.

Thanks for your words of encouragement Paradox, and all the best with your studies!