Thinking about it, if we want to keep qi for later, the qi batteries we can use to power runic items may be a good direction.
Keep in mind heavy weapons don't, and while use mines and just flying above them is useful, they can just send the fodder demons to clear it.
You mean dont fly?
Yep, tanks and artillery can't fly.
We bought all the lords information this turn, and we are also getting a lot of divine qi, if there is chemical weapon or way to make holy stuff we are probably getting it now.
Good point, we should probably fill everything around the gates in mines.
Also, emperor got an insight that make everyone but his allies fly in difficult conditions while in the air, so while I am not sure how well it will work against mechanical stuff, that should give us solid advantage against any flying demons.
All around good points.
Unless they're in the emperor's special ultraheavy unit.
Tzeench is very much a matter where no playing is bad for you, not playing with slannash or Khorne is a pretty good idea, because that weakened them, if blood isn't shed, if there isn't excitement to the fight, they will grow weaker.
That is maneuverability, those kind of tactics wouldn't allow us to protect our cities, also, while attacking supplies might work on space marines, the only thing demons need is mortal pain and support from their gods.
Don't know if you meant in weapons, armour and cybernetics (it would, of course), but there are potentially techs to amplify and protect you from psychic powers
Yep, and we will likely also be heavily limited by lacking infrastructure, I really really hope at least a primitive psychic hood is in the cards for our third steps, but entirely possible the materials to make it are too rare or it is too high up the tech tree.
He sent a massage before the chaos gods locked him in, so if they got the massage and decided to help, we would probably eventually hear from them, eldar are a little limited though in space travel.
The multiplayer grows by half of the difference between the tech level and the multiplayer and then all of the turn growth. It will increase rapidly when the difference is massive and slowly when the difference is little.
I'm not sure if I want to threadmark it, it's a general statement that might change little from now until it becomes relevant.
He did not.
He dos. She'll be ready by the time he leaves.
You'll likely need a version specialized to Qi but this dos mean that such devices would have limited effect in stopping your cultivators.
I was more thinking everything in general, really.
yeah, we just don't have enough time to build the infrastructure to build the infrastructure to build the tools to build the tools to build the stuff we need!
oh, that's good to know too, but I meant the cap based on tech level. I was asking if it's always equal to the tech tier, so tech tier 20 gives a max x20 multiplier.
fair enough, it just helps keeping things in perspective. For example it makes it clear that the chaos marines should still have equipment up to 5 tiers beyond our best stuff (or more. a post shortly after the quoted one said Dark Age of Technology Imperium might have been 30 to 33), but also that we probably are about to get BETTER tech than the Tau.
wait, 20 to 21 should be 6600, shouldn't it? and 10 to 11 should be 330.
Honestly, it was probably updated a few times, the chainmail thing was really early.
I'm going to give a small bonus for the tech multiplayer this turn, with the justification being that you got the deal somewhere in the last half of the decade and not at the last literal minute.
Yeah, I got confused about the numbers then, it got corrected a few pages later.
Not really, it is written material, scientists can do it themselves, no cultivator can catch up on so many branches of tech, maybe our talents and some scientists can catch up on some subject, our alchemist for example would probably learn a bunch about chemicals and medical tech, the emperor would likely focus on medical tech, Haku would probably focus on material science, particularly materials with psychic properties, and warp based runes.
To be honest, I imagine that public teaching will be about the same, people on higher learning will probably spend decades just getting an idea for what the different branches of technology are, let alone master them.
He talked about the imperium best tech, the space Marines are not equipped in the best tech, they were mess produced by the emperor.
Those people are busy, and many probably don't have any fields, they just know to cultivate and fight.
Wait, so peak first step can beat a space Marines in arm wrestling? That pretty cool, also, funny to imagine because keku are tiny.
It's an interesting what if, the keku aren't likely to actually abandoned world living and are very much not going to grow to plant size unless there are some extreme circumstances involved.
A lot… well the more correct answer is it depends? Some of it is up to luck, some of it is that to get to that level you likely need to modify children before they start developing and then wait to see the result.
That kind of thought was the result of a thought experiment I had.
I imagine, emperor took decades or centuries to develop his warriors, and had beta version (thunder warriors) that had horrific side effects, and he basically made the mass produced marines lesser clones/children of demigods.
In a sense, there nine stages of body refining and you could cultivate any kind of refinement path for any of those stages but only a total of 9 stages overall.
What are the benefits of size over regular cultivation, better physicality but less mental empowerment? Better stats but the body take less to enhancement techniques? Something else?
Strength and toughness mostly. Those are the things having a larger body is useful for.
