Will there be consideration for biological superweapons (unique alchemized creatures for instance) in the future, or is that something that is out of the scope of what Chaos Staff wants right now?
I think a big problem with viruses and stuff similar is the narrative potential for an Annihilation thread. I think the problem with the sandbox creativity take, the "let us sub what we want" take, is that efficiency of destruction is taking precedence over story potential.
And a tie for the biggest problem right now we're watching is, there's like a 1000:1 ratio of superweapons:annihilation threads being planned. Without an Annihilation, there is absolutely no point to the creation of a superweapon other than bragging rights that will last for all of a day or two before you become yet another archived memory on Chaos.
Biological superweapons, imo, are fine on paper. But the majority of them would likely end up getting denied, simply because the try-hards are pushing for creative snowflakedom over classical takes because they're using Superweapons as an excuse to find motivation to write.
It's imperative to understand that while it is within my realm to oversee the Factory, I do so with a very far reach because
John Locke
and his team have been doing such a fantastic job. We don't have a clear path forward on what is or isn't acceptable as submissions for Superweapons - you've got me, who said he wanted Superweapons in the community now - and you've got the Factory Admin and his team, trying to figure out on the fly how they'd like to make it work. I very much understand the hype, but my focus isn't on the innovation and creativity of a hundred, even a thousand Factory submissions.
Chaos and I could very much exist without them.
Staff's focus is on Annihilations, and the innovation and creativity of superweapons is something that will always play a distant second fiddle to those events that bring us together to roleplay.