Into that Vast and Unrelenting Darkness (40K Xeno Civilization Quest)

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[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Engineering] Emergency Ship Repair: All hands on deck! The Engineers wish to put all spare manpower towards repairing the Valiant: sure, the Shields are back up, but there's still damage spread across multiple systems from the overload! If the Captain's plan goes bad, they argue, it might be helpful to have all systems running at max capacity
 
You know I wonder how much we can apply our experiences here tot talk to Ad mech tech? Especially if these are Men of Iron they should have fundamental similarities to 'Destroyer' tech since the Ad Mech do not innovate unless they are forced to. Of course they do not really look like Imperial or DAoT tech so this should be some unrelated species that fell afoul of the vulnerability of AI to Chaos. Either way I think EW is probably the only tech on which we are on par with most of the powers of the galaxy, if not better than them
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Engineering] Emergency Ship Repair: All hands on deck! The Engineers wish to put all spare manpower towards repairing the Valiant: sure, the Shields are back up, but there's still damage spread across multiple systems from the overload! If the Captain's plan goes bad, they argue, it might be helpful to have all systems running at max capacity
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.

[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus.
 
DragonParadox said:
You know I wonder how much we can apply our experiences here tot talk to Ad mech tech? Especially if these are Men of Iron they should have fundamental similarities to 'Destroyer' tech since the Ad Mech do not innovate unless they are forced to. Of course they do not really look like Imperial or DAoT tech so this should be some unrelated species that fell afoul of the vulnerability of AI to Chaos. Either way I think EW is probably the only tech on which we are on par with most of the powers of the galaxy, if not better than them
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Eh, considering where most of the junk on Teklia and the Moon came from I doubt these are offering any special insight in comparison.
 
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[X] No Virus, No Problem: The Bond-Machina had identified the underlying Logic Virus that had caused the aggression seen and had already developed countermeasures: task them with deploying these measures to repair the corrupted code of the hostile machines. Presumably, once the logic virus had been deleted and their uncorrupted programming restored, the AI of these ships would hopefully agree to parley.
[X] [Occulteks] Play, Counterplay: The Occulteks believed that turnabout was fair play: they wanted to create an Occult Logic-Cage to weaken and manipulate the Virus. An experimental play, certainly, but one they believed had potential based on HexTeknic Principles: fundamentally, after all, a virus was simply a particularly malignant digital spirit. This would allow for both passive and active E-War systems to begin work containing the logic virus
 
Thanatosra said:
you make it sound as if we are the 40k version of the skaven/s
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Didn't we turn some of our people into trees, bring to life a mountain, gained sight of a god because we stole from them, just lost a ship, might have a civil unrest movement because we are draining a planet. Which of these sound correct
Oh and the ship we lost was the endeavor which had our grots
 
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Drakewolfbio said:
Oh no we are doing way better than most of the main races but most of our problems are us shooting ourselves in the foot which is normal in 40k to be honest
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Yeah, but occasionally irradiating our foot doesn't make us

you know

Skaven

It just makes us regular people.

I don't think we've had a single dint of backstabbing, or cannibalism, or slavery, or monotheism.

All kind of core parts of their whole deal.
 
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If we become big enough players the Imperium is going to more or less call us Space Skaven. We are small furry people with great cunning and a love of glowing green rocks who came from a trash planet. If Games Workshop was writing the Tekket then we would be at most one retcon away from eating our own young. Thankfully The Bird is too cool for that.
 
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