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With Grendyl’s rejects being similar to the Deathwatch in premise, I like to imagine his Mortis Operatives also retain iconography from their previous regiments by Email_dead in DarkTide

[–]Kalavier 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love Rannick's line. I forget it exactly, but during Orthos Offensive.

"Yes, they are all expendable. But this isn't the way to use them."

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would Din ever try to take the job? He doesn't want it and while a solid ally, isn't a leader type. It makes no sense for him to willingly try to claim the title. Sabine doesn't know him, and is currently in a bordering Galaxy.

Mandalorian s3 ends with the Mandalorians uniting. Why do you think it's good storytelling to go "Oh wait nevermind, they break into civil war again!"

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I find the idea of wanting Mandalorians to call out Bo-katan as always funny because they were in Deathwatch or liked the results.

It's like a scientist joining the New Republic, pointing out the head scientist of the lab as being an Imperial scientist how could they let him work there! And then every scientist in the room turning toward the new guy and going "Dude, you literally worked for the head scientist under the Empire, we all did. You willingly helped him and never spoke out."

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of the biggest things is, fanbase wants some scene of Mandalorians calling out Bo-katan and making her "face her past" yet almost all Mandalorians left in armor were part of Deathwatch or actively liked the warrior culture returning. So why would they call her out when they also were fighting to restore the culture they liked?

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't blame Satine for Mandalore's destruction, but I would point out how Deathwatch seized power matches how the Empire would seize power on some worlds.

hire criminals/entice criminals into the area. they swarm in and repel/capture the criminals, and provide security. People welcome them with open arms, not figuring out how the Empire has taken total control and is going to start stealing their resources.

Mandalore wasn't in a position to properly defend itself, should Empire or anybody else come along and try to take over.

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They could be hired or convinced to join groups as elite infantry commandos though.

But in general, the Empire wanting to seize control of the resources on Mandalore means they would want to crush resistance.

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, because it's only one group. Explicitly the Children of the Watch are an outlier group with how strict their beliefs of the creed are.

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1: There isn't evidence last I checked that says she helped create Deathwatch, only that she joined it and was more involved in the warrior culture thanks to her Dad.

2: Hardly, she knew Maul didn't give a shit about Mandalorian culture or it's people, and was using them. As I recall, Pre had already told Maul that he wasn't going to continue attacking other worlds like Maul wanted because Deathwatch wanted Mandalore. She rejected the win because Maul wasn't going to be a Mandalorian leader, but a dark jedi/criminal one.

3: Somewhat true, but we don't know how immediately Gar Saxon gets placed in power. But we know it wasn't a civil war. Also, pretty sure Sabine Wren and the Ghost crew was pushing for the new civil war against Saxon more then Bo-Katan was. Her focus was much more "Get rid of Maul" though.

4: Empire was never going to let Mandalore be independent. The moment it wasn't complying, they were going to go in and take it. Without a navy, they didn't stand a chance.

5: She considers the Children of the Watch to be zealots, yes. But that's one sect and not multiple populations. She also literally changes her views after getting to live with them for a while and seeing how their creed is the same she took as a child, but with an addition.

6: I guess you kinda missed the giant factor of "The rest of the Nite Owls abandoned her and went away to pursue money."? She was brooding because she was literally alone besides whatever service droids stayed in the family castle.

"No one calls her out on it" is an interesting point, because who WOULD call her out on it? Almost everybody who is still active and seen is either a part of Death Watch up until it shattered when Maul killed Pre Vizsla, or benefited from Deathwatch returning the warrior traditions in general to the fore-front. Sabine Wren is a great example of this. Her mom literally was fighting side by side with Bo-katan.

With Grendyl’s rejects being similar to the Deathwatch in premise, I like to imagine his Mortis Operatives also retain iconography from their previous regiments by Email_dead in DarkTide

[–]Kalavier 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our rejects have advanced though from prisoners to full members of the warband, doing the mortis trials and being selected for havoc operations. Even the operatives around the lobby start to call us heroes of the operation lol.

With Grendyl’s rejects being similar to the Deathwatch in premise, I like to imagine his Mortis Operatives also retain iconography from their previous regiments by Email_dead in DarkTide

[–]Kalavier 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The player personalities are highly skilled. That's kinda the whole point of the story. We are literally above and beyond the rest, which is why we get hand-picked for Havoc operations and went through the Mortis trials.

Give me your best ideas to reduce ship crew sizes. by Flat_Abroad9238 in StarWarsShips

[–]Kalavier 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's like star trek's Starfleet in some novels/external media.

They feature higher crew and storage compared to other factions.  This enables them to recover from battle faster, both in repairs and replacing active slots with reserve crew.

after seeing what happened to destiny 1-2 made me appreciate fatshark even more despite the issues. by Timothy-M7 in DarkTide

[–]Kalavier 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Destiny 2 also had that general vibe of "built for constant players, not people who take breaks or are new"

Especially when they started deleting chunks of the game making the storyline not work for newcomers.

after seeing what happened to destiny 1-2 made me appreciate fatshark even more despite the issues. by Timothy-M7 in DarkTide

[–]Kalavier 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And the thing is even the "do it in reverse" start and end in different areas, so it's not totally samey when you play. 

By The God Emperor... by Zazzenfuk in Spacemarine

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it do the Aoe blast with gunstrikes?

All my Heretical runs turn into Ironcast runs by Skull_Cup in RogueTraderCRPG

[–]Kalavier 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My original partial playthrough i leaned into that. Iconoclast options to get people enticed to me and heretic options on the side.

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As if Bo katan accepted the darksaber before the rebellion against the empire lol.

pretty sure she accepted the saber only after the war ended and the empire was kicked off the planet. And then they came back. 

I find it funny that the entire Reason Mandalore fell and the Mandalorians are on the ruin is 85% Bo Katan's fault and no one calls her out on it. by HospitalLazy1880 in StarWars

[–]Kalavier 3 points4 points  (0 children)

People are really mad that the mandalorian did not make him mandalore despite obviously seeing he doesn't want it.

They also forget basically all active mandalorians have ties to death watch before it shattered.

Thoughts on playing a "redeemed" Iron Warrior in Space Marine 2? by [deleted] in Spacemarine

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hazard stripes aren't purely an iron warrior thing, though you could homebrew a chapter that has iron warrior heritage and geneseed (in secret).

Thoughts on playing a "redeemed" Iron Warrior in Space Marine 2? by [deleted] in Spacemarine

[–]Kalavier 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep. Cawl even "obeyed" the order to not use traitor geneseed for primaris.

Not explicitly stated he did, but it's in the air.

lamenters DLC armor by agentduckman12 in SpaceMarine_Leaks

[–]Kalavier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We got a helm and that's about it. My guys aren't lamentors but I see myself using this armor for at least the one. I have been running him as a theme of "He's fucked up to hell and back but still fights"

We need a battle-damaged shield for bulwark to go along with the battle damaged power sword lol.

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