I'm hoping that the split occurs more along the lines of those who shift their views/goals towards being more realistic in the face of the coming revelations and those who are on board with teaming up to break the curses and rescue Isha but still believe that the Dominion will be reborn afterwards.
Article: Alas, it soon became clear that the Asuryani of Biel-Tan fought not to defeat servants of the Dark Gods, but to humble all who barred the Asuryani path to re-ascension. With every success, Biel-Tan grew more confident, and before long, they no longer limited themselves to the destruction of Chaos. Instead, Biel-Tan began to loose its fury against any alien-occupied planet the Aeldari had once claimed.
They took no pleasure in their victories, seeing them merely as the righteous eradication of vermin, growing ever more bitter each time they encountered an Aeldari world in need of cleansing.
Before long, the pact between Biel-Tan and Iyanden weakened and ran its course. Biel-Tan came to resent that Iyanden did not share its outrage at the primitives who squatted upon ancient Aeldari worlds, and interpreted Iyanden's refusal to engage in such battles as an unwillingness to spill blood alongside its ally.
By contrast, the Iyanden Asuryani saw little value in squandering strength on worlds they could not afford to re-colonise; nor did they hate the aliens so deeply as their Biel-Tan kin -- indeed, the Asuryani of Iyanden pitied many of the aliens for their shortcomings. Though the alliance was never officially dissolved, joint campaigns between the two craftworlds became ever more infrequent until, one day, communications ceased altogether.
I'm not so sure we want to spend 5-6BAP a turn every turn on expansion. I can get behind 3-4, but we have enough urgent stuff on our plate that playing too long a game with our BAP feels like a mistake.
I don't see why? Teaching Bonesingers how to work with these exotics from scratch is already baked into the action cost, it's how we expand our own facilities.
Modifying out own souls is something that's pretty baked into Vau-Vulkesh as a goal for dealing with the Flaw/the future, so attempting to convince the Asuryan otherwise would just come across as insincere.
Vau-Vulkesh after calling the other radicals at the moot: We all agree that shit's absolutely fucked and we need to change something.
. There's hubris and HUBRIS 
Um no Seer not just about scrying it's also about researching psytech which we currently have no options for and it has no options for improving itself unless the QM added something to the seer section while I wasn't looking.
Please tell me where it says that it is doing other things than scying.
we really don't. Grimtusks empire is too far away to threaten us anytime soon, chaos is currently distracted infighting according to QM, the Imperium of man is centuries from bring active, and Beil-Tan is effectively neutered by politics for the next few centuries. this there is no need to rush either our engines or the refits. we can trickle both for a little while we build up necessary industry for not having as many hard choices later on down thr line.
most worlds don't have the industry to get foundry built every turn, let alone spend ten turns strait building them up since they need a ton of production to make up for their lack of more than a few centuries of prior production that we benefit from. It's not a technology that's feasible to share and expect even the major craft worlds to get much use out of this century.
I look at it like plastic surgery. we are aiming for full on
no, it's not.
It's constructing a facility to counter the increased difficulty scrying, which we haven't been using to research the curse, to our benefit. there is nothing in the action about the research we are doing on the curses.
this is our aid in curse research.
How? it boosts Scrying specifically, and that sounds more like Warp Crafting. there probably is something to unlock that, but it likely isn't seer circle.
Emphasis mine.
Calling it crippling is an exaggeration, and it still assumes we won't need to spend that BAP on more immediately useful things in the short term.
I feel same/worse, what if my plan was terrible or worded poorly
I could have sworn I'd seen a statement by Mechanis that we'd eventually have our AP be compressed down to smaller but more powerful numbers, but I can't find the quote.
I think some of us (myself included) have been underestimating just how much AP in repairs we need to get done to start moving again.
So... 50 AP?
I asked about that before and didn't get an answer, so the easiest way to confirm would just be to put 3BAP and a Forge action on Repairing the Plasma Engines in Turn 5, then see how much is left to complete in Turn 6.
50 BAP, though with some very efficient Forge-use options.
The problem with growing the military is that we created troops that are far too elite. We probably won't get another chance to rationalize the troops again until we've done the fast attack and the elites.
