VINDICATION!
We do see that with Space Marines like Dante being ancient AF and the signs are showing (he's most likely dead), but Dreadnoughts are able to live for significantly longer. Just look at Bjorn Fell-Handed and the Anchorite who've been interred since the Horus Heresy and are still alive and kicking ass in 40k.
In more petty news, I realized that this didn't get affected by our latest research which has me the slightest bit annoyed.
I.e. terraforming gets a lot more bang for the buck than stations do. I'd prefer to do basically zero station building. It's not an efficient action.
You have a point but the stations also serve as long term investiment for All-X(which is the highest milestone we will reach in the dev department) and get done immediately. When you remember that is 12 billion people per action(36 billion at the 3 needed for the +1)with housing fast enough to matter it becomes much more attractive as an action.
I would like to at least do one more terraforming action next turn (Litra and Nushar) that would drop us to needing only 9 station actions, saving us 2 actions
This is the dream plan for me. We need to see what building the Evacuation Fleets will cost ASAP. I do think there is one more Terraform action that would work since its 2 for 1.
QM said these will count as 'additional effort' actions for Voxx but the double action cost is still tough when there is so much we want to take.
Void Industry already hit X, those actions won't contribute to All-X. VI does push us to building bigger ships at XII though. Also QM said we can take VI from IX to X for 1 action since its recouping a loss, might be worth it.
Nope, man was old and done. Chapter is running, experience handed down, and the naps were getting harder to wake up from with each new one.
He had 0 idea about how the first operated beyond "Space Juju" and had negative 0 idea how the Dreadnought worked.Weaving_Dreamer said:
When they are expertly maintained. You have no idea how they function, and if the spirit is not willing, the flesh feeble, the work is done, and the time right...well.
You know what? I'm gonna make that take three Actions now, just for you!
1. Between that, yes.
Nah, lets go back to normal ordinals.
Should make a statue for him plate it in gold, going peacefully in the 42nd millennium is something everyone should want especially for a lamenter.
Patron Saint of Sacrifice maybe? Being a Space Marine is a huge sacrifice, plus he was entombed in a dreadnought if I'm not mistaken.
I just realized, but Yeeni aren't mentioned here. Do they have any distinct advantages or are they pretty similar enough to humans?
Ah, well that happens and yah once you lose your purpose and drive it is hard to keep pushing yourself and last longer, no longer needed, and done all you can. and its not a bad end when considering this is 40k, peaceful end similar to how we saw Teele die.
okay, so nothing lost there. I think we can start to find out about Dreadnaught after we Do MMI but how do we go about doing the Librarians or is that more a 'fumble around and keep trying in the dark' sort of thing?
Ah, yah, the Space Wolves still backing and enough parts and hands to maintain and repair them, our Lamenters... less so. and once again, Chyron had done a lot and seeing his chapter once more thriving and taught them everything he knows.
I'm very tempted to continue the joke and go 'FOUR! take it or leave it' but I don't want to actually increase it and keeping it at two actions worth does make sense, just hell on our min-maxers in AP hell.You know what? I'm gonna make that take three Actions now, just for you!
Huh, well I'll say to you good job on turning the randomness and short flight fixation of the thread to making a workable naming scheme for the ship refits and generations. I feel that's only been because of the tech we research and the Design Points we keep grinding up and getting where we needed that many. I don't doubt it will still happen considering the Plasma Cannons and us researching a Rotary version just a few turns after the Lamenters built their Grand Cruiser.
