Warhammer Fantasy: A Dynasty of Dynamic Alcoholism
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AzraelvonGruber
probably should put something here...
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- somewhere in France
OH GOD MY HEART !
That was cute as hell
That was cute as hell
Warmach1ne32
Machine of War and Quests
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- Indonesia
I am guessing the Kitchen is about to have free cake special with the amount of eggs those two whipped up.
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- He/Him
That was quite nice.
Good on Hagrid to stick to his guns.
Good on Hagrid to stick to his guns.
Zedman7054
Eternally 3rd
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- United States
The story John Henry is one of the greatest folklore stories ever laid down in my opinion. Short, sweet, and tragic. A personal favorite of mine.
As always, it's bittersweet to see Anna and Natasha together, bitter to see all the effort Anna puts into being as normal as possible and fall so short, but that makes it all the sweeter to see the real love and care she puts into caring for Tasha and making sure Tasha understands what she is thinking and 'feeling' while also helping Tasha present her thoughts and feelings clearly to her back so she can understand.
Massgamer
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Awww, Anna trying so hard to be a good mother using mostly pure logic and its hard. But she is trying and her daughter is helping make up the difference.
And sad fact is that weapons are always in demand in a violent world like Mallus, so less time for quality of life inventions and such.
So cute!
Professional pride vs technical improvement, lol.
Truly Hagrid knows anything that makes cooking better is nothing but a good thing.
Awwwww, my heart. So glad to see Anna and Nat bonding together as always, though also makes me wonder what the family might look like if the father survived.
But yeah, glad to see they make non-violent tools as hobbies. Luxury goods for quality of life improvements always has a market, and something important for them both to have since no lands and such of their own.
And I am thankful that it came to you, because this story was incredibly saccharine, and I loved it
MrRobot
In doubt there's always the Sun!
It is a sweet story a bit of a shame we only really develop weapons but it's the world we live in. Unless we have some serious reason like with the drill our efforts better spend elsewhere, trough i wonder if we can figure out a better carriage and better "Tires".
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- Actually pretty lost
That was nice.
If the Empire's engineering is nearly mono-focused upon warfare, I imagine there's probably a bevvy of low-hanging non-military fruit available.
If the Empire's engineering is nearly mono-focused upon warfare, I imagine there's probably a bevvy of low-hanging non-military fruit available.
Massgamer
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It was amazing and sweet, and hope time at infusion center was alright.
Thanks for update and the joy it brought us.
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- alphen aan den rijn
We need more anna/Tasha story's. They are both sad and sweet somehow.
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- 2450 Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia
I wonder if somebody should invent a mechanical reaper binder. This can give a boost to agricultural productivity
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- Somewhere
Even if somebody does, that somebody will face the Cult of Taal. Much like Ostland has yet to really do on the Seed Drill, and other possible agriculture developments.
Hopefully we can DD "A VERY Careful Study" when we get back to the main turns.
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I foresee engineer halflings in the future.
... Ones with Ogre henchemen.
They started with the soup tank and succeeded.
Now they're going to be competing with Anna.
(May Esmeralda warm her soul.)
This loss shall be avenged! Halflings take kitchen matters quite seriously.
Anna has doomspheres and doomspinners already. It's just a minor redesign.
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GhostKing 666
Bringing Nightmares to life evey minute
Right now, the Empire barely has reproducible steam engines or ICEs, and both are basically artesian work hand crafted by master engineers. And you think even a collective of farmers could afford even one machine with either a steam engine or ICE?
Just because the ruler of Ostland can afford such for military equipment doesn't mean peasant farmers can. Come back in another 200 years when the Empire starts hitting the Industrial Revolution like otl.
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When I was thinking of a mechanical reaper I was thinking of the horse drawn reapers of the early 19th century that lasted until the mid 20th century
When I was thinking of a mechanical reaper I was thinking of the horse drawn reapers of the early 19th century that lasted until the mid 20th century
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When I was thinking of a mechanical reaper I was thinking of the horse drawn reapers of the early 19th century that lasted until the mid 20th century
Sure sure, but the Empire is running a 16th-17th century tech base. So pare down your expectations.
More 30 years war than industrial age.
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GhostKing 666
Bringing Nightmares to life evey minute
As mentioned, the Empire right now doesn't have the technology or industry to make something like that cheaply enough for the average peasant farmer or even farming commune. Wait a one or two hundred years, we know that by the Karl Franz era that the richer and more developed parts of the Empire have been industrializing for a while, so that looks like something to pop up in the late 2400s to early 2500s(probably in Reikland).th
When I was thinking of a mechanical reaper I was thinking of the horse drawn reapers of the early 19th century that lasted until the mid 20th century
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- Africa
honestly this looks like something the empire can make right now, its looks to be entirely just gears (not even small, complicated ones) and pulleys either powered by the motion of the horses or a peddle operated and powered by the farmer while he is sitting, pretty sure our death spinners and vapor/steam engines are more complicated than that. this is one those inventions that hasn't happened not because we can't make it but rather no one has thought about it.
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- Somewhere
More the lack of the industrial complexes to allow mass production, and the Cult of Taal problem (science bad!).
The vaporcyclers research action upon completion could likely solve the mass production issue, as that would mean the school has created a thing they want to mass produce with a lot of levers, cogs, and pulleys, rather than more guns and cannons in mass production. As I strongly believe the vaporcyclers would not turn out like the Vapor Tank where we can only build one Vapor Tank a year. And unlike the doomspheres, and doomspinners, vaporcyclers might be able to be set-up so users don't need to be a engineer.
The Vapor Tank takes more than just having the right tech to create, you need the right people, the money upkeep, and acknowledge there's a soft cap because of game balance.
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Bit early for that, and right now we are already trying to spread the seed drills around to mixed success. That's already gonna help a lot in farming, but gotta get people used to it first for it to become widespread.