Or you know, simply not accepted into our society. In any case this is not relevant now. All the ones we have will accept.
No. Just no. Don't put words into the mouth of the QM.
That's quite iffy actually. What about those who do not want it?
I will probably be dropping this quest after this vote anyway so I don't care what excuses they have made to try and make it morally correct to commit genocide.I don't know what to tell you the quest function's within the premise given bu the GM. It would make no sense for us as players not to acknowledge that
The thing is that most of our engagements for the foreseeable future are likely to be on defense, which means they have to come to us, which means the drawback of lower mobility is mitigated somewhat.Issue is that without NOMAD fast deploying forces would run circles around Belladonnas.
So choice is between ability to force a fight and ability to win a fight but without any guarantee of actually forcing it.
This is how I read it as well: the Old Ones massively overclocked the Eldar when creating them, which makes them super powerful but at the issue of requiring heavy levels of support to do things as biologically basic as "heal from wounds" and "reproduce" (liquid nitrogen cooling, in the analogy). This is removing the overclock and reverting them to what they once were.From my perspective this is basically shutting down a Super Mode that just happens to be powered by Super PTSD.
Call it genocide because that's what it is. The Qm has twisted an entire species around to try and make their very existence a sin and great evil and that the only moral thing to do is to make them dumber, weaker, slower, and all-around lesser then they are.So choice between segregation and potentially soft coercion.
Well, I suppose latter is mildly better, but it is not a good choice by any stretch.
So, "we need to keep them in this horrific state, that could result them murdering our non-eldar civilians occasionally if they do a slightly wrong thing, because it would be better for our military"? Sorry, but I don't want to indulge in making such sacrifices for potential military gains.
No, they are not "easy to bring down" in their normal state. Again, they are warmachines-as-species. They could barely function as civilization in the canon 40k, and now that the pressure of Slaanesh eating their souls is gone in this 50k quest, they have gone back to the sliding to their horrific ways before the fall of their Empire. And not seeing other species worth anything when compared to the eldar.
So choice between segregation and potentially soft coercion into mutation into something else.
Well, I suppose latter is mildly better, but it is not a good choice by any stretch.
Then again, sufficient mutation can easily make them retroactively think they wanted it all along.
Pretty much, if coexistence is impossible with the Eldar does that mean that constant war with the Eldar Empire is the only way to go, with only those willing to be 'fixed' welcome in your society? I don''t know about you guys but that is really disturbing to me.
The thing is that most of our engagements for the foreseeable future are likely to be on defense, which means they have to come to us, which means the drawback of lower mobility is mitigated somewhat.
This is how I read it as well: the Old Ones massively overclocked the Eldar when creating them, which makes them super powerful but at the issue of requiring heavy levels of support to do things as biologically basic as "heal from wounds" and "reproduce" (liquid nitrogen cooling, in the analogy). This is removing the overclock and reverting them to what they once were.
Article: My gift to industry is the genetically engineered worker, or Genejack. Specially designed for labor, the Genejack's muscles and nerves are ideal for his task, and the cerebral cortex has been atrophied so that he can desire nothing except to perform his duties. Tyranny, you say? How can you tyrannize someone who cannot feel pain?
Well, I guess it's up to you if you want to rage-quit over a problem you completely made up.I will probably be dropping this quest after this vote anyway so I don't care what excuses they have made to try and make it morally correct to commit genocide.
Call it genocide because that's what it is. The Qm has twisted an entire species around to try and make their very existence a sin and great evil and that the only moral thing to do is to make them dumber, weaker, slower, and all-around lesser then they are.
Where are you getting this? There is no genetic divergence, they literally come from a cloning vat set to infinity loop of "make more eldar with slightly randomized genetics for diversity":I thought we were talking about the ones on Equinox? the ones who are probably genetically divergent from the Eldar Empire: "with bodies so strongly engineered that even a broken bone was even odds as to whether it would cause an infection and die or if it would ever heal again."
And given how they apparently had such a high mortality rate that their entire population, even after all this time, is still composed of purely children, then they are very much glass cannons. I was under the impression that they were somewhat-psychotic shock troops, so i was advocating not commanding them to immediately take their meds that would also remove their status as elite troops, but to instead delay it to both ease them into the idea, and to have the elite unit if the Empire sends another exterminating force (because with the size of the cult, genocide seems to be what te empire would do)
One of the mechanisms employed by Corsair clans is an elaborate vat-cloning mechanism. Utilizing randomized genetic sequences, it would produce a young Eldar every so often--these were kept in the creche, along with the handful of young children who were too youthful to master the trades needed to be considered an adult. Between the two of these, the survivors slowly grew, ferals who had only the strangest echoes of the society they had emerged from began to grow, scrabbling for sustenance in a hateful jungle, with bodies so strongly engineered that even a broken bone was even odds as to whether it would cause an infection and die or if it would ever heal again.
Can't really be helped, she's the oldest--because none of them live long enough to get old given those very same problems I just told you about.
(No proper healers means everyone who breaks a bone or otherwise gets hurt more than a surface level is a cripple who has to be left to die, or more frequently butchered to make weapons out of their undamaged bones, and that state of anxiety means they can't actually decide not to murder anything that intrudes, even if it can hurt or kill a bunch of them.)
Well, I guess it's up to you if you want to rage-quit over a problem you completely made up.
Yeah, but some people, given choice, do prefer being overclocked.
Consider kind of person who becomes olympic champion, for example.
But, again, if we decide to mass mutate them, we might as well make them grateful for it. How did it go...ah, yes, somewhat relevant.
Article: My gift to industry is the genetically engineered worker, or Genejack. Specially designed for labor, the Genejack's muscles and nerves are ideal for his task, and the cerebral cortex has been atrophied so that he can desire nothing except to perform his duties. Tyranny, you say? How can you tyrannize someone who cannot feel pain?
Eldar will be thankful to maiden for her help. She will make sure that's the case.
If you can alter people's brains, you can ensure they feel about you exactly the way you want them to; and not asking for individual consent before doing that makes things oh so much easier.
The Eldar as a whole are basically the Joker and we want to tone it down so they can actually be living a healthy life like a regular run of the mill High Fantasy elf why is this horrific in the slightest?
They can pull that off that because Eldar normally have very high levels of technology and fine-tuned psychic support available that can deal with all the many issues their bodies have.I was under the impression that they were somewhat-psychotic shock troops, so i was advocating not commanding them to immediately take their meds that would also remove their status as elite troops, but to instead delay it to both ease them into the idea, and to have the elite unit if the Empire sends another exterminating force (because with the size of the cult, genocide seems to be what te empire would do)
That does raise an interesting question; was there ever a 'natural' Eldar species in existence or did the Old Ones make them from scratch?This is removing the overclock and reverting them to what they once were.
I'll take 'No' for 500 Alex.Would this still be an issue if we were doing it to non-consenting Orks to make them less mass-murdery?
The post says they 'won't be wasted'. So presumably leftover points will funnel back into lesser buffs etc.So... I don't suppose me wondering what we can use unused points for later is a welcome distraction, right?
At least you would be more honest with your desires that way.Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.
I guess we could just go into actual genocide instead of 'Tone down an overclocked war machine biology' if that makes you feel better?
(I'm not doing that, I'm an equal opportunity 'Everyone in this setting is a fucking mess, either by nature or by nurture', this is a chance to help de-escalate some of that and help mellow the setting out. Still, if you feel that strongly that I'm 'Twisting' things, the door's to your left.)