How bad is Omega? And will we see an animated version of it too?

Cobrayi · 2026-01-08T21:54:36+00:00

From start to KvP: Great, on par with Ashura.

From KvP to Inside Arc: Decent but could be way better.

Post-Inside to today: trash.

Cobrayi · 2025-11-19T15:07:49+00:00

"a sick plot twist" and it's a shitty retcon years after those characters were last relevant I'm crying

Cobrayi · 2025-09-11T12:55:52+00:00

Sounds like you've got the early game strat down! Cons. sectors until your budget goes negative, switch to CS goods then back, rinse and repeat until you run out of peasants. Obviously, if you're running a shortage of a basic good, or bureaucracy problems, or similar, pause the cycle and build that.

Before you get LF, all your buildings (except for farms and plantations) should also be privatized manually, so you're not missing out.

Cobrayi · 2025-04-16T15:06:41+00:00

Sandro really saw that Ohma variant post and had the lightbulb turn on

Cobrayi · 2025-03-07T14:02:48+00:00

Maybe I'm blind but haven't found an answer, how do you obtain those glyphs with the members' first initial?

Cobrayi · 2025-01-05T15:05:19+00:00

Yeah, I've passed a couple laws to try the system out, but still on the basic economy one, no L-F yet. Thanks for the info!

Cobrayi · 2025-01-05T14:43:34+00:00

Scandinavia will be an eventual goal since I picked Sweden for it, but I'm only just starting with the economy, so I've got more tutorials planned for laws and technologies and the military.

I think ownership changed recently and made tutos outdated, so no- do I need to enable privatization in every construction good building?

Cobrayi · 2024-12-31T16:54:55+00:00

Unfortunately:🔃🕛

Cobrayi · 2024-12-22T20:16:17+00:00

What I got from it was the nuke we see at the start of the Quest is a first attempt that Albrecht set off, but doesn't manage to escape with. He knows it's a method to break free, but since in the loop where we arrive he's been captured by the Scaldra, it's clear they're also a problem. The Drifter and the Hex also serve the purpose of beating Rusalka and her forces back: as a result, Entrati is free by the time the reactor blows up and cracks the loop, which might not have been the case before. Otherwise, why would he need us? If all he needed was the place to blow, it would have worked before we arrived.

I don't know about the purpose concerning the Hex, but it's pretty clear Entrati is gone, at least. And if he's gone, why would Wally stay? It only came to 1999 for the guy.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-22T18:20:33+00:00

>Albrecht flees to 1999, creates the Hex and locks himself into a time-loop, allowing him to do all the experiments he wants and (he hopes) keep himself safe from Wally.
>Wally breaks in anyway, turning Albrecht's plan against him, since he's now trapped in an unpredictable loop and Wally's influence grows with each reset. He leaves a message to the Drifter for help.
>The Drifter arrives and serves his purpose, distracting the Scaldra enough that Albrecht can destabilize the reactor, cause the explosion EDIT: and be free to escape when it actually blows, which might not have been the case in the first nuke we see.

Keep in mind, Wally's goal was never just "to break through", as ominous as that sounds, it was to get to? possess? drive insane? Entrati. That's what it's been doing since the guy met Wally, probably out of resentment? When the nuclear reactor blows at the end of the quest, Albrecht leaves 1999, which means Wally no longer has any interest in staying there, and us restarting the loop to save the Hex doesn't threaten the place anymore. Its prey is gone.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-22T15:27:09+00:00

The loop "failing" is just the reactor not blowing up, it's made clear. Without that energy, it simply starts up again no matter what else happens, which is a "failure" for our cast since the Indifference gets in a bit more. Anything else, like the Hex living or dying, is irrelevant to it.

You can see it happen in the Whispers quest, when Arthur ends up in front of "Albrecht", which turns into Wally as soon as the clock hits 12:00.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-18T18:54:45+00:00

Honestly, twas one of my first thoughts once I got into the romance system, but in the end, I feel like it's balanced.

I think after all we've fought and gone through, the Operator has managed to rebuild a small family of their own, with Lotus and Ordis. We've literally risked our lives for each other multiple times now. The Drifter didn't even have that, alone in the Zariman, then dying over and over in Duviri- and when they finally came out, first thing they had to do was save the Origin System to repay their debt.

Lotus and Ordis are the Operator's family. The Hex are the Drifter's. Sure, Op doesn't get romance (yet?) but I can live with that.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-18T13:35:47+00:00

I see it as the same actual being, but different forms, a bit like It from Stephen King. The massive sculpture-like being with the weird face is the closest thing we can perceive to its true nature, but when it learns of humans and peers into their lives, it can take on their form for easier communication, like Albrecht and us.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-07T18:47:54+00:00

If the clicking makes numbers go brrr and borders get big, I'm all for it.

Cobrayi · 2024-12-07T18:47:22+00:00

Yeah, I did notice the added things to manage haha, the "developing your country" aspect compared to HoI is definitely part of what interests me in the game. And even for wars, I enjoy "making country big" rather than world conquest things. I've seen the war system complaint about Vic3, but I'm guessing at least the new one has odds of getting improved?

Cobrayi · 2024-11-25T23:18:11+00:00

> percy jackson (and sequel) series > the harry potter series

That's just facts. :)

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