And you're right, i do enjoy this debate. (Though i don't usually enjoy debate in general.)
me neither! but this is a lot of fun. (hope we can still be friends allegiance!)
but back to the debate.
I then attacked your stance of "Cause I want it to be" because thats not a legitimate arguement unless you are the devs. I told you to do some research, and it spiraled into did the devs do research.
I don't need to do research, my argument is that no research is needed to understand what a "navy" is. (sure aint a whale) And all my dev stuff...well...who else would come up with what N means? those are very legitimate points. While we may both be doing this dance, I think I have more fun with it
The reference to women does have merit, the point was that people who are well versed in the military termology and strategies/tactics who write about wars waterdown and change things so that the audience, the individuals reading the book will keep their eyes glued to the pages. It wasnt meant to hold light to SINs only to reference Well Known Authors that write about the Military and considering how much futuristic technology used in EndWar was alittle bit Scifi. It was also a response made by Eon who brought up Tom Clancy. The women was only to show how well versed authors waterdown real military lifestyle and culture to better captivate the target audience.
And I dont do the "Oh its this or that". I try my best to reference actual evidence and known military terms and structuring.
As I said before, Sins is not a historically accurate game. Actual evidence and references do not add to your side of the debate (unless their lore/dev quotes, which we have all agreed are nonexistent on this topic). And Sins IS a story, albeit one filled with giganormous holes. Even if the devs were deciding between navy and network (it would be really funny if they had something like this debate among their staff), I believe they would have chosen network, for the reasons callen gave above. (give me a minute to find and quote them...)
It's different. Unexpected. And still makes sense. Not that Navy doesn't make sense. I have agreed that it is plausible. But not unexpecte.
there it is
Using your very words from above, i could use these ship names, and still call it Network because i believe that would catch the audience's eye.
Exactly.
Or they really don't have anything in mind and don't want to admit it after all the trouble it's caused. (For Shame...)
No they know what it is! Let me finish this reply and then I'll find I think Blair's comment.
...And I think Callen summed up the rest well. Let's keep fighting the good fight! Network!!!