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...I am feeling very conflicted right nowYou've already rolled the winning Dice.
Also;
6 - Planet-Devouring Mining Ship
Sterbelicht - One Sacrifice At A Time Against The Galaxy (40K)
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HeroCooky
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Construction Knight and a Self-Repair Alloy, respectively.
Regardless, being that its a mining and (probably) a refining ship. How much does the STC's explanation on how to build the refineries help our heavy industry output.
Also do the details on how to construct a DAOT ship (even a civilian one) help with our military ships?
Also do the details on how to construct a DAOT ship (even a civilian one) help with our military ships?
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Ahh construction Knight is a concept. I guess this too is fine. Asteroid beware we now have means to devour you even faster. Do we get more points for our Heavy Ind number?
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It's likely like the Leagues of Votann's Bastion-class and Stronghold-class Commerce Vessels
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FYI, literally every single Knight in the galaxy is an up-jumped loggin mech that was militarized.
And I wrote Planet. Not asteroid.
As for points, well. You'll see later today. :]
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Look. If it can mine a planet it better be able to mine an asteroid. It's not like the thing is cracking the planet and sucking out the mantle for resources...right?
I'm more talking about how seeing how a DOAT ship is made from the smallest bolt to the reactor will help our own ship design efforts. There's a lot that goes into a ship and a STC fragment explicitly explains how to make everything in a completed design. We have the design so there is presumably everything that goes into the ship itself that as also DOAT level tech.
Planet?! ......We're not going to be able to actually build this thing are we.....
Edit: The bonuses are going to be through using the info for other stuff, right?
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Like the Votann's Bastion-class and Stronghold-class Commerce Vessels? HAHAHAHAHAH
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I also said Devouring.
What? No. That would've been a Non-Combat Rated Plasma Reactor Engineering Suit. Higher numbers don't equal better, it's a loot table.
Worse/Better than that. The larger of the two - the Stronghold Class, is explicitly a "Commerce Vessel" and their main mining laser's main/priority targets are "the specialized laser-based cutting beam the vessel employs for cracking asteroids or enemy ships as the circumstances require" at least that's what a quick google search is telling me.
That means that whatever we got - its bigger.
Edit: Yeah totally not militarized at all. Definitely rated for non combat uses only. THAT Non-Combat Rated Plasma Reactor Engineering Suit
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Can we use the Planet miner on rouge Planets or is it limited to our held systems.
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There is several planets here that deserve to be eaten. Like Vlllul the planet with 9 billion pop...after 250 years of terraforming. Kill the damn thing
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There is so many terraforming planets that really might be better off getting eaten. Like damn some of these are bad
If we ever run out of planets in our own systems, we can just ask our neighbors.
They're probably not doing anything with them anyway, so if we promise a share/split of the resources, I think they'd be up for it.
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Why even consider the ones that can be terraformed in the first place? Every solar system has a bunch of planets that can never be inhabited, just eat up those, nobody's going to miss them. Turn all that metal into cool space stations and ships if you want to increase habitable space too.
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Because some of these planets are offensively bad. 8 billion pop for 250 years? Get outta here with that
Well, it's not like we need to spend actions on them. They have an auto-ticker that we can get (if we haven't gotten it already).
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Okay, but there's probably hundreds of planets that have zero billion capacity in infinite years of transforming. The Mercurys and Uranuses of every solar system. Nobody's going to miss those.
The local gravity orbital resonance will certainly miss a planet the size/weight of a gas giant lol.