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- Germany
It's under charactersheets with all the other important people?
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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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Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
Double post, its with the rest of the character sheets, informational tab character sheets.
He's in the admech section.
Here's his at the moment.
Reverse search and you can go to where many of the others are, but I'd look at all the others as well. As well as the rest of the information posts.
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- Georgia
Thanks you
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- madison
as the resident weirdo who pokes at the weapon spreadsheet, it's my time to shine! so first thing, Neutron Rifles are what the shit expensive. here, i'll a comparison of what a regiment would cost to equip with pulse V neutron.
| type | thrones | Materials | Advanced Materials |
| Neutron rifles | 200,000 | 10,000 | 2,500 |
| pulse rifles | 100,000 | 10,000 | 300 |
see, every 100 points of roll advantage doubles a units damage in combat, that means a unit with +300 will do on average, 4 times as much damage than a unit with +100. the base damage they multiply, relies on their gear, so the higher the multiplier, the more you get out of good gear. The hellgurad have a base bonus of +611, compared to the Helltrooper bonus of +513, so they do a hair less than double the damage in comparable situations. we could do a few elite helltrooper regiments with neutron, but they would be taking the exact same resources we use for helguard, including the men since helguard recruit from the helltroopers. They would also be providing the exact same role as anti armor force concentration troops. so it would probably not be worth it.
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- Georgia
So mabye one regiment of elite specialised soldiers with incredible stats used for desperate situations such as last stands.
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- Lowton
*looks very pointedly at the blank irons*
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
We have those they are called the Black Irons.
Although they're a division not a regiment.
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- Georgia
I walked into that.
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- madison
it would take a few years of military actions for a formation too small to really have much impact. for general purpose last stads we have the black irons, and for general purpose badasses we have helguard. an elite formation would have to fill a new niche to be worth it.
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- Georgia
Hmm do we have a specialised sniper regiment/division?
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- Europe
I don't think snipers have ever been organized in the equivalent of regiments/divisions in any form of media, to not talk about real life. They are just a specialized attachment.
Snipers are not the sort of thing one deploys in regiment format. Our regiments contain snipers, particularly our light infantry, but a fully dedicated sniper regiment would be impractical.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
+ Last Hunters.
We're good in that regard.
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- Georgia
Ok that clear up one option
Finally got enough bars to reliable type.
Ok first we are going to have about 8 billion military woohoo! Which still is not enough if one of the secondary powers fight us. We need to grow more.
Second the conservative admech went up. 7/10 unrest we need to get the huge forges built so that they hopefully bring it down. But it looks like we eventually will have to have a civil war. We can't let them go since they will get conquered and chaos would gain our tech , or whoever conquers them. We can't give them a world to have since they will grow like cancer on that world making the eventual civil war happen worse. So we need to make them as irrelevant as possible. We need to continue with the naval expansion and maybe even spend some of Rotbart action expanding shipyards. Vanaheim at best will eventually were down to 25 conservative which means that the shipyards will still be a huge risk when a civil war happens. So we need as much capacity as possible not at Vanaheim since even if only 25 of shipyard capacity get destroyed or damaged would be a huge blow to the Trust.
Vanaheim continues to be a bigger import sink hole than Avernus. I think it's because of the lack of innovation and willingness to adapt to new technology. Svarthiem has not much growth but that makes sense since they specialize in craftsman's artifacts and not mass production. Asgard some growth nothing major but did increase Am and em. Alfhiem did not have major growth but increased its admin to .44 putting it above Most trust worlds. Now for our allies they all seem to need thrones. Serious deficit with both Our main allies. But so are we in need of thrones. Neutral worlds had some growth and did ok. Biggest gain was the colonies who now have more guard than the core world sand major growth. Only problem seems to be they need exotic material imports.
Ok first we are going to have about 8 billion military woohoo! Which still is not enough if one of the secondary powers fight us. We need to grow more.
Second the conservative admech went up. 7/10 unrest we need to get the huge forges built so that they hopefully bring it down. But it looks like we eventually will have to have a civil war. We can't let them go since they will get conquered and chaos would gain our tech , or whoever conquers them. We can't give them a world to have since they will grow like cancer on that world making the eventual civil war happen worse. So we need to make them as irrelevant as possible. We need to continue with the naval expansion and maybe even spend some of Rotbart action expanding shipyards. Vanaheim at best will eventually were down to 25 conservative which means that the shipyards will still be a huge risk when a civil war happens. So we need as much capacity as possible not at Vanaheim since even if only 25 of shipyard capacity get destroyed or damaged would be a huge blow to the Trust.
Vanaheim continues to be a bigger import sink hole than Avernus. I think it's because of the lack of innovation and willingness to adapt to new technology. Svarthiem has not much growth but that makes sense since they specialize in craftsman's artifacts and not mass production. Asgard some growth nothing major but did increase Am and em. Alfhiem did not have major growth but increased its admin to .44 putting it above Most trust worlds. Now for our allies they all seem to need thrones. Serious deficit with both Our main allies. But so are we in need of thrones. Neutral worlds had some growth and did ok. Biggest gain was the colonies who now have more guard than the core world sand major growth. Only problem seems to be they need exotic material imports.
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- Georgia
If you think about it we're pretty much carrying the trust Thus we must not fall no matter what. We need to increase pop growth as we are just pouring through right now away from the treasury. While AM production is ok as well as EM we are losing relic due to so many relic draining focuses. We also need to cut down on costs as much as possible so we can gain a big enough stockpile to survive the next 25 turns without worry of losing to much to debt that comes with our over thrones spending.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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Eh we carry in esoteric and elite matters, the rest of the trust does most other things.
We can't ship like vanaheim mass produce AM and EM like Mus and Nilf, don't have peeps like Midgard, feed the trust like Alfheim astarte like Babylon etc.
We're good, but aside from the fact we produce a majority of the trust's astropaths the trust isn't dependent on us at least in the short term.
As for building up stockpiles and overspending, a lovely idea, but unfortunately an option and luxury we lack.
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- madison
oh hey! Vanaheim has a Colossal Shipyard! nice! those things can churn out Gargantuan shipyards wholesale! that is a major milestone for the trust, and should let the trust do some fairly quick ship yard expansion. We might want to bring up further subsidizing the construction of such infrastructure in the high council meeting.
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- USA
They've had that colossal for a long time.
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- madison
huh, must have missed when they built it. but I notice they have enough Gargantuan shipyards to combine into a second one.
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Producing a titan manufactorium would probably get the titan legions onboard with Scott.
Or, you know, because they are our biggest shipyard and thus need to continue building ships and shipyards lest we all die, and thus need more and more Metal and Promethium and AM.
They'd probably need one or two more Gargantuans for maintenance beforehand.
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- Back in Cali
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- Leeds
Congratulations to sub sector Cobalt, who have finally got a higher pop than Midgard. Good luck to the other two, I'm sure you'll have it when you're next updated.
Also its not just me who thinks the economy of Alfheim took a massive nose dive? I guess Food got massively reduced for calculating its Economic Strength value.
Also its not just me who thinks the economy of Alfheim took a massive nose dive? I guess Food got massively reduced for calculating its Economic Strength value.
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- Back in Cali
Pretty sure it is because they are in a massive transitional phase going from an agri-world into an industrial world. That kind of change takes time and it will result in lower output until it is complete.