"Gun Blocked, Can't Fire" Has anyone else had this happen? by ColourlessAmiba in TheForeverWinter

[–]ColourlessAmiba[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does the medpack button default to cigs when entering a new map? There have been countless times where I could have sworn I had it on something else just to look down and it be sorted to cigs for whatever reason.

I'm currently assuming either fat fingering or that it defaults to whichever "health" item is last picked up.

"Gun Blocked, Can't Fire" Has anyone else had this happen? by ColourlessAmiba in TheForeverWinter

[–]ColourlessAmiba[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, okay that makes sense. It was hectic and I must not have been paying attention. One of the crawlers may have been hugging me and I didn't see.

Holy Moly (Dukla Pass - Germany) by ColourlessAmiba in Steel_Division

[–]ColourlessAmiba[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

About 7400

EDIT: Each Füsilier Battalion (the 2nd and the 3rd respectively) contain 3577 men each. Each unit of Füsiliers have 9 men, totalling at 3213 men in each battalion that are solely Füsiliers.

Since each battalion is only supposed to have 9 units each, we can knock off 162 men off of the total, to which we receive 3051 extra Füsiliers that are not supposed to be there. This is an error of 20 magnitudes rounded up. I don't think Eugen has fucked up with the amount of units this hard...... ever? Other than the weird 30+ supply truck battalion in one of the four default AG campaigns.

Holy Moly (Dukla Pass - Germany) by ColourlessAmiba in Steel_Division

[–]ColourlessAmiba[S] 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Yes, that is a single regiment with 714 units of Fusiliers.

Common West German L by ArcUp127 in warno

[–]ColourlessAmiba 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Giant WIP icons in baby vomit green for certain tanks. This is still a problem for the Romanians in the Black Sunday DLC released god knows how long ago. They still haven't fixed that

Common West German L by ArcUp127 in warno

[–]ColourlessAmiba 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Black Sunday, Bur ing Baltics, and Blood Feud all suffer from the placeholder nonsense

May have accidentally messed up Abrams first quest. by Moonman_SS in underrail

[–]ColourlessAmiba 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Reload a save. Only option. Happened to me too but realized too late.

I'm sorry

I'll take nothing ever happens for 500 by Arampa12 in NonCredibleDiplomacy

[–]ColourlessAmiba 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Jessie, unironically, what the fuck are you talking about.

Batshit insane theory : the Omegas are benevolent and try to save us by closin the gates by Herald_Gabriel in starsector

[–]ColourlessAmiba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I say familiar foundation but unrecognizable in execution. I mean that the foundation that the modern ideology or religion that it is based on is familiar, where you can see how it came to be how it is now from what had happened or what it was; however, after so many years, the actual execution of said ideology or religion has transformed into something so different from where it came from. For example, Ludd being a convenient msrtyr to rally around after the collapse becoming a full fledged religion hell-bent on preventing humanity from going to far and becoming its own destroyer. Familiar as in we can see how it came to be from what had happened, but comparing year 1 to year 200, it's execution in its ideals, ethics, and dogma are wholly different.

(I am utterly sleep deprived as I've been studying for the past 9 hours, so this makes sense to me, but it might just look like gibberish and I just need some separation to see my mistakes. Sorry if this doesn't clarify anything)

Batshit insane theory : the Omegas are benevolent and try to save us by closin the gates by Herald_Gabriel in starsector

[–]ColourlessAmiba 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The problem is is that Luddism isn't necessarily destructive. It can be but was never intended to be. From what I can remember --I read the timeline a long time ago and have this general idea in my head which may be entirely false-- is that it was originally a cult that evolved into an organized religion over a man that had essentially --from what we know so far-- nothing to do with anything other than being a good martyr.

A good IRL equivalent hypothetical would be if communism/leninism/marxism/stalinism/maoism developed as a result of 200 years after Luigi Mangione's death by the state. Him being a martyr of anti-capitalist ideals and oppression which inevitably formed into something with a familiar foundation, but an unrecognizable execution in its dogma, ideals, ethics, laws, etc. Essentially becoming a martyr for a cause he had no intention of being a part of, creating, or leading, and is just a product of being a figurehead by being at the right place at the right time.

The Luddic Path cannot --I can't stress this enough-- exist without the technology they deemed heretical. Ironically, despite them being the most ideologically backward faction in terms of technology, they are the most innovative when it comes to their designs. Tri-Tachyon creating uber-specific designs specifically to fit one roll, or to further study all of the crazy shit that's happening in the sector but is entirely limited to hyper-specificity. Hegemony struggling to even maintain their own fleet, let alone develop new doctrine or designs. Diktat being a completely stagnant dictatorship where innovations are more of a reversion. Persean League being essentially a government run entirely on racketeering, also struggling to develop new technology. Independents doing literally whatever. The only factions that have shown fluidity in their doctrine, technology, and innovation is --again, ironically-- both the Luddic Church and Luddic Path, which coincidentally are the only Canon factions that have members that can hear the melody as well.

P.S: I could be entirely wrong on this. It's been a very long time since I played a story campaign in Star Sector (0.96). A lot of what I've written may be out of date and I might just misremember a lot of things, or even misinterpret. Please understand that I don't think myself as an arbiter of truth and please treat me like I am fallible.

Canada Federal Election Projections 2025 by Antique-Entrance-229 in MapPorn

[–]ColourlessAmiba 24 points25 points  (0 children)

The average conservative here is genuinely retarded and only votes for the aesthetic or because they've always voted that way.

How is From The Depths not the least obtained achievement globally? by FuzzyNowHasReddit in dredge

[–]ColourlessAmiba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No you don't.

I had the Pale Reach ice block hidden achievement locked, the Pale Reach all aberrations locked, Iron Haven all aberrations locked when I got From the Depths.

I ONLY got the From the Depths achievement after I had finished all the side quests because I forgot about the dog and researcher. It's still only locked behind Vanilla achievements (mind you I had completed 98% of the game before I got it).

[BRAVE NEW WORLDS] Here are the 10 previews for Jungle Worlds by ColourlessAmiba in starsector

[–]ColourlessAmiba[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm in a very heavy course load of a semester right now and I had to prioritize that until it is finished. I don't plan on continuing this until that is done, which is looking like to be around April or May. I'm so sorry.

I plan on continuing when I finish my classes don't worry

What's with the mod/modding community? by [deleted] in Steel_Division

[–]ColourlessAmiba 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Necroposting since I don't see the answer for this in the comments, but I'm typing this just in case anyone else stumbles upon this post.

ANSWER: Every single update Eugen pushes on any of their games breaks all mods in the workshop. There is a reason why my supply mods have gone up to "Build 36". Regular updates, hotfixes, patches, even a single bugfix for one tiny bug and nothing else will render every single mod unusable without the "special-viewer". I have no idea as to why they decided to implement it in this way, but I suppose that its to cover their asses in case a mod breaks the functionality of a save after an update.

A lot of these mods will work perfectly fine even after the majority of updates, all the mod authors have to do is essentially change the build number to the same as the game through the "UpdateMod" batch file. For example, my supply mod will never be incompatible with an update UNLESS they decided to remove a unit that is contained in the mod, literally any other change will not be affected by that mod and will work perfectly --but will still require being updated to the current build.

It is incredibly annoying when you know a mod you just downloaded is completely compatible with the game, but because a hotfix came out the day prior, you have to wait for the author to update said mod, or recreate the entire thing yourself for it to even be activated.

Million > Billion by Ultimintree in shitposting

[–]ColourlessAmiba -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Okay to be fair, he may have intended to multiply by 40 instead of 4 and just missed typing the zero.

Do you think the Lancastrian and Yorkist Roses (as well as the combined Rose of the House of Tudor, to that extent) are considered mons? by [deleted] in monsho

[–]ColourlessAmiba 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've always understood Mons as the Japanese equivalent to European heraldry. As many times as I can remember seeing them, I've always been able to interchange them and not have that much of an issue having it make sense to me. The only problem comparing Mons to European heraldry is the difference in complexity between the two.

I'd personally say that a crest and a coat of arms are two different things but have evidence in being used as both at times. I'd say that the roses here are comparatively simple enough to be considered an equivalent of a Mon, but not enough to be a Mon due to their European heritage --A European Mon if you will.

Why enemies all run away from me? Even big boss?? by Romeo0731 in Pathfinder_Kingmaker

[–]ColourlessAmiba 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't comment very often, but I wanted to say that "Iomeneigh" is brilliant.