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The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up
- Thread starter Durin
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- Back in Cali
Was it a high Fleet though pretty sure it was just a splinter Fleet. Because a high Fleet is fucking huge.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
They can actually vary, but I'm pretty sure proper fleet.
Old One defences kinda crazy.
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- Australia
It is a horrible idea, but not for the reason you say. Avernus has killed tyranids before when they tried to attack it and did so before they ate anything. Same thing will happen if they show up. It's a horrible idea because Avernus will kill us for sending the nids at it.
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- Canada
Enerael
We Shall Wake to Sanity
I would not be so sure about this. It might actually be grateful for the opportunity to ransack them for new biotech, all that tasty biomass, and less Tyranids in the galaxy (Avernus is not just fuck chaos, its also fuck necrons and tyranids probably too.)
Bigger problem might be the wildlife getting even worse as PM incorporates what it gets from Tyranids.
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- Back in Cali
Necrons that definitely would have a problem with. But the nids are not something was originally designed to fight. it was smart enough to kill them the last time because I knew it would match of a problem they would become if they got access to its biomass. to the point that they probably take over the planet and ruin the rest of its experiments.
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- Huezil
Tyranids have a problem with Avernus through, if i remember right the planet territory in the Warp messes with the Tyranids shadow in the warp, so we don't actually know if the Tyranids go fully haywire or even absolutely catatonic without their connection to the hivemind.
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- Asia
[X] Plan Some Promethium To Midgard
Would it be worthwhile to create a shipyard that pumps out smaller shipyards ?
Would it be worthwhile to create a shipyard that pumps out smaller shipyards ?
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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We've confirmation that it would, Areatha and the Older Avernites remember it activating when nids came for it last time and noping them out of existence.
[X] Plan Some Promethium To Midgard
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- The Bayou, Everglades
Alternatively, inform Chaos domains of incoming Tyranid fleet, stomp on the orks to get that war over with as soon as possible, and then everyone prepares for the bug war.
The problem is of course that we'd be counting on Chaos to not attack us for technology before the nids come, but that would weaken everyone involved right before a major Tyranid Hive fleet arrives, so it seems unlikely. Particularly since the bugs arrive in 20 years, and that's not much time to implement technology.
Am I missing anything?
Can Ridcully predict how the necrons and chaos polities would react to being told about the incoming Tyranids?
Oh boy, another bargaining chip for the Eldar to toy about with. Good thing they're our allies. I guess.
WE STILL HAVE SHIPS IN THE GRAVEYARD?!
I thought for sure we'd sold those to Bertil.
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Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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We already know they'll give us samples for free.
Yeah not a lot but what we have left is or was a little over a thousand escort/destroyers/frigates left.
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- The Bayou, Everglades
I'd give you free samples too if I knew you'd use it to make a product with incredible market demand in the near future, and then probably give it to me because I'm the best distributor you know.
As for blink-titans/knight/whatever, outfit them with a layer of missile artillery, like those torpedoes we've covered our ships with. Psi-Titan blinks to enemy command or other valueble strategic units, delivers payload, blinks out. Rinse, repeat.
@Durin
Are we to understand that we're only two layers of enemies from the Autem galactic edge? Or will the Tyranids be eating their way through other polities/domains/realms before reaching Amir-ka?
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- western US
I think its more like they are more tasty then we are so the nid's are starting with them.(they have less densely-powerful forces then us)
HanEmpire
Delicious
The Nids don't know we're here. Amir-ka is just unlucky enough to be next in their path.
ArchAIngel
Sorcerer Supreme.
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- Right behind you.
Oooooh. Oooohhh fuck.
Guys. If the nids are coming, we might want to hang back on the Thunder Warrior project.
They might be shittier than Space Marines, but the 'nids never got to toy with their genetics, so there could be some real problems here. We don't want to feed them new things unless we gotta.
Guys. If the nids are coming, we might want to hang back on the Thunder Warrior project.
They might be shittier than Space Marines, but the 'nids never got to toy with their genetics, so there could be some real problems here. We don't want to feed them new things unless we gotta.
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- western US
We have 21-22, so no. Enough for most of the colonies, though.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
No this was before the nids turned up.
They've always been willing to give us mid bits since we became allies not just because the nids are incoming.
They're stronger than marines in most senses and the nids have certainly eaten astartes.
ArchAIngel
Sorcerer Supreme.
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- Right behind you.
I mean "The nids have never gotten their mitts on Thunder Warriors". Misspoke, I suppose.