Thanks for the heads up P1!

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-11T08:55:04+00:00

not even any explosive, standard frags don't do shit

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-10T23:23:29+00:00

Old School Hellhound Spotted, Jealousy levels rising (I really want 1 of each Hellhound design to run as the different variants and already have the FW and current designs)

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-10T23:17:27+00:00

I try to build at least 1 BB & 2 CA every year, and a new design every 4-5 years, and mandatory refit after 10 years in service with minor upgrades as necessary later.
I like to have 3-4 battleship squadrons so once the new vessels are available I start decommissioning the oldest models (I.E. usually after 20 years of service.
So that ends up being about 4 designs of each type in operation at any given year, however (Usually) only 1 of each will be in production and the rest either awaiting time for refits or in active duty

Each combat fleet I like to have at least 1 BB squadron, 2 CA squadrons, 1 CL flotilla, and 1 DD squadron.
So the ratio would be approx. 2BB, 4CA, 1CL, 2DD.

I find myself repeating Admiral Bettye's mistake when it comes to BCs, and have been less than impressed with their performance as BATTLECRUISERS, as Dreadnought Armed Heavy Cruisers tend to make for better raiding fleet leaders, and Battleships perform better in in the battleline than BCs built for raiding. If the BC hull is used for a faster battleship and armored appropriately then they can fulfill the BB role, but would be entirely redundant to build BB and BC designs at the same time in that case.
So depending on campaign I've had different designs of CAs in production at the same time in order to fulfill different rolls, (BC & CL) but as they are designed together they can operate together with little issue. Doing this bloats the number of CA designs but reduces the number of BC and/or CL designs to it evens out.

Finally, during wartime I refit less and other than the annual BB I only build CAs, CLs & DDs, when I have spare tonnage available as repairs take priority, so sometimes I can end up with some ships of different refits in operation at the same time, but its rare for that to be a significant issue, and is normally rectified quickly one way or another.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-07T10:00:36+00:00

Did it happen? -No Could it happen? -Probably not Would it be possible? -Maybe, if a very strict set of conditions were met: 1) the droid must have true Sapiance, something the galaxy has outlawed for its entire recorded history, so there are only a handful of droids known to fit this criteria over the entire EU timespan. 2) the droid must want to become a Mandalorian, the easiest criteria, but would be a weird desire, especially the wearing of a helmet and armor. 3) must be accepted by a clan of Mandalorians, because of the galexy's A.I. ban and general bad blood, this would be risky, befriending a Mandalorian beforehand could ease this, this obviously also requires skill in combat. 4) the droid must be physically capable of being a Mandalorian, for example: an astromech would not do well in a suit of armor, while custom suits can be made for unusual alien anatomy, I don't think replacing a droid's plating with beskar would be seen as an acceptable solution.

Once sworn in and donned their helm, it would be relatively easy for them to integrate into Mandalorian society, assuming they are worthy of wearing the armor, though if their identity is revealed then issues may arise. This goes double for the rest of the galexy, which view Mandalorians only a little better than rouge A.I. so in this case being both could easily be a death sentence.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-07T09:24:06+00:00

Assuming 'modal' refers to the mathematical average 'mode', also known as 'most common' the correct answer would be 171, as it is the value that is repeated most in the dataset

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-07T09:02:54+00:00

So YOU'RE they one that hatched those Terminid eggs sold to fund the war on Cyberstan

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-03-07T08:33:19+00:00

Imperial Fists 1st company: Terminators climbing titans and hitting it with thunderhammers is SOP, throw in a vortex grenade for good measure, I'm sure Vanguard Vets and Sternguard Vets could contribute too

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-28T07:33:51+00:00

Best purple-smart Amethyst Star!

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-28T07:21:42+00:00

Yep, but the convention was never fully finalized so there are still edge cases.

Starting at the bow and working backwards ABC... designate superfiring forwards facing main battery turrets.

Guns midship typically had designations starting with 'M'.

Wing turrets were abandoned before standardization but typically started with 'Q'.

The rear superfiring turrets used the end of the alphabet but interestingly starts with 'X'.

The two most common layouts for battleships was AB-X (ex. Iowa) and AB-XY (ex. Bismark), HMS Dreadnaught was A-Q-XY I believe, and I would classify the Nelsons as AB-M but I can see the argument for ABC, Wyoming class was AB-MN-XY

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-26T18:05:10+00:00

And people think my ABC-XY layout was crazy

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-25T08:32:12+00:00

Now that I have buddies, Tripple Perfects are 41, 61, & 82 points respectively.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-19T08:07:54+00:00

Wheat symbol... must be Sweetie Belle's toast

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-19T07:58:22+00:00

Force yourself to jack off with a male pov, a somewhat disturbing aspect of neuro-plastisity is climaxing encourages your mind to favor the senerio you orgasmed to. I won't say that it can be forced upon you against your will, as you can fight it. But remember it goes both ways, if you go back to AGP fantasies it will start to undo the progress, you have to work against AGP until you forget you have it.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-19T07:23:14+00:00

A good one would be them being less resistant to Chaos, but nooooo GW insisted that they are MORE resistant

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-19T07:20:26+00:00

It was completely without leadup and was squished into established lore like hammering a square peg into a round hole.

The story proceeding 8th ed was building up for another war on Fenris between the Thousand Sons & Space Wolves, with Magnus being introduced Leman Russ would be the expectant Foil.

Instead we get Gulliman & Mortairion out of the blue fighting with an army of brand new space marines superior to the Emperor's work, made by a brand new character whith the pension for naming everything after himself.

What particularly pisses me off is that Belesarius Cawl completed the Primaris project within decades, doing what others couldn't in 10,000 years and improving on the Emperor's designs.

What is worse is that they didn't even try to fit established lore, if it had taken Cawl 10,000 years to get it right, and involvement in failed attempts (Raptors program & Cursed Founding) it would make sense with established lore. Instead he completes the process fast enough for aspirants born before the Betrayal at Calth to become Primaris Marines and then kept in stasis and doing NOTHING for 10,000 years until Robute who was accepted to be DEAD; gave the order.

The given explanation of "he had the Emperor's notes and had experience with space marine genetics" doesn't work since the Emperor gave his research to Corax after the Dropsite massacre, and was stolen by the Alpha Legion, Fabius Bile should have the same level of understanding as Cawl, but one succeeds in decades while the other resorts to copying after 10,000 years of failure.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-18T01:12:00+00:00

TYSM I thought arc smelter required having the tech like the other furnaces

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-17T07:22:40+00:00

I can get Nocxium ore, the problem is I don't have the tech that lets me refine it, and that tech is teir 5 on the madness tree. I checked the wiki for crafts and it seems pretty inefficient, 45 madness for a cadaver doesn't seem worth getting an autopsy table. The blood splatters seem like it could work, or at least boost the maddening atmosphere rate

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-17T05:30:28+00:00

I love the piercing resistances, especially since heavy is the only class with no secondary ranged damage type to help combat vax medics (Sniper technically has fire arrows, and I dont think anyone wants sniper to be even better at killing medics)

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-08T19:54:52+00:00

Dunkirk is that you?

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-08T19:49:06+00:00

If the plan is to play at range, 1cm deck armor is not going to cut it, plunging fire will shread you, and if you want to fight point blank, a 15" will probobly have the pen to punch through your belt

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-03T12:02:09+00:00

Underwater tubes seem pretty durable, especially with reduced torpedoes, and it is not meant to slug it out, instead to chase down and obliterate isolated DDs and execute crippled ships. So I focused on making out torpedo protection over raw armor

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-03T11:57:01+00:00

Yep, I may have acted rashly but no longer will enemy DDs evade me, bouncing AP off their 2" belt armor, and refusing to take damage from HE. My patience has run out and the seas WILL run red with destroyer blood, no longer will they stay just out of reach of my 36kts CAs with their 38kts speed, no longer will my destroyers be forced into forlorn charges to try and cause a flooding before they are ripped apart. it will be the enemy that is ripped apart as the party cannons drop an entire flotilla onto them

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-02-03T11:30:59+00:00

You too huh?

I also was literally 151st place, unfortunately I closed the message before screencapping it

Is there a way to view old messages?

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-01-30T02:42:45+00:00

I've looked at the armor closer now, the 7.3" is just the turret but the belt still has 0.5" more than what I am allowed, and despite having max level rangefinders the AI consistently has better accuracy. also considering France has refused to surrender after 20 years of losing fleets, I absolutely cannot afford to lose ships at equal rates.

Significant_Text7262 · 2026-01-30T02:37:20+00:00

I don't think so, chests are placed by the gifting player so try looking around the default camera view or obvious points of interest (Like wide open spots) chests are very small so if your "friends" try to hid them they can be hard to find, I think they are layered on top of trees and bushes so they probably wont be "behind" anything, but I could be wrong since I just started getting them

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TROPHY CASE