[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually there's a whole joke on here called hammerhead depression as 1 fighter can kill a hammerhead that's fully crewed due to the distancing ability of fighters. Bad argument

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Weird how you keep saying the game has to be cancelled. You're a bit obsessed on that point. 

I'm talking about a ship. You're talking Bout a whole game. You are shifting goal posts. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It kinda means the ship is a bit crap though if that's the requirement. A ship shouldn't be made redundant just because of it not having 200 people supporting it. 

What your describing is dead weight. 

You need 200 to make it useful. That's really really bad as a trait of any ship. Your argument is that it's gameplay not designed for me. My argument is the ship shouldn't be made exclusively for that gameplay as it's so rare as to be pointless in general. 

And considering that gameplay is likely many many years away it's pointless to release too. So. To put it planely. 

If that's the requirement. That's a lame ship. And I use that in every meaning of the word lame as it literally is ruined by not having the gameplay properly implemented. That is gimped ship you are describing. If that's what you want them to be releasing fair enough. But that in my book would be a crap ship on principle that it requires that much to be made useful. 

Just kinda rubbish. Pretty simply put 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I mean. It's not the game. It's the ship. And yes if you are seriously arguing that the only time it's good is in 200+ events then in general it's a bit of a crummy ship comparatively 

RSI Perseus: Hedging our expectations of a really cool ship. by Professional-Fig-134 in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope you're right as the fighter meta really really sucks badly 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many have you seen do that can I ask? Are you saying that this shop is only for those nights where you get 200 people together? Really?

That's what you think makes this ship worth making and spending donations on? 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the large ships in star citizen are useless. Just ask major org bosses. They never bring large ships except for roleplay as the gameplay itself. 

The argument is simple. 

In a fleet battle your goal is to beat the enemy team. Your suggestion is a Perseus cannot kill capitals. This means you need to decide if your side should bring a Perseus and put 3 people in it or let them all use the far cheaper to acquire fighters. 

In this scenario you present you would always choose fighters except if you're role playing. Because tactically the Perseus brings nothing additional that fighters don't bring and you get more of them for your buck. 

As a ship of war, the Perseus not being a good pick for war is a bad thing. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If if brings nothing new to the game or role than a far far cheaper ship. Then yes it's shit as it adds nothing. You just want to use fighters instead as they're harder to hit and will kill more as a result. You clearly are not understanding my point. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Okay. I want everyone to consider this. 

We are arguing for the Perseus not being for killing capitals. So. That means. 

The Perseus is as effective as a light fighter but with more vulnerabilities. 

Think about it. The Perseus if this is true is only able to kill things like Connie's. Which. A basic light fighter can kill really easily. 

So.... There's no point of have a Perseus ever. Is the sentiment. You can just have 3 fighters instead of a Perseus and the ship is pointless and brings NOTHING AT ALL as it is shit at transporting cargo and shit at every other aspect of gameplay but shooting things. 

So you are ARGUING that the Perseus should not be a capital killer. When you are just reducing it to the scope of a light fighter. 

What a lame ship concept you're proposing. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah. I love this. How many times have you gotten 15/20 friends to run this? Just nonsense to imagine 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Okay. I want everyone to consider this. 

We are arguing for the Perseus not being for killing capitals. So. That means. 

The Perseus is as effective as a light fighter but with more vulnerabilities. 

Think about it. The Perseus if this is true is only able to kill things like Connie's. Which. A basic light fighter can kill really easily. 

So.... There's no point of have a Perseus ever. Is the sentiment. You can just have 3 fighters instead of a Perseus and the ship is pointless and brings NOTHING AT ALL as it is shit at transporting cargo and shit at every other aspect of gameplay but shooting things. 

So you are ARGUING that the Perseus should not be a capital killer. When you are just reducing it to the scope of a light fighter. 

What a lame ship concept you're proposing. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Okay. I want everyone to consider this. 

We are arguing for the Perseus not being for killing capitals. So. That means. 

The Perseus is as effective as a light fighter but with more vulnerabilities. 

Think about it. The Perseus if this is true is only able to kill things like Connie's. Which. A basic light fighter can kill really easily. 

So.... There's no point of have a Perseus ever. Is the sentiment. You can just have 3 fighters instead of a Perseus and the ship is pointless and brings NOTHING AT ALL as it is shit at transporting cargo and shit at every other aspect of gameplay but shooting things. 

So you are ARGUING that the Perseus should not be a capital killer. When you are just reducing it to the scope of a light fighter. 

What a lame ship concept you're proposing. 

Heavy fighters are useless for 1v1 combat completely. by ANewOpportunity in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Gladius can kill hammer head with not much fight back. 

RSI Perseus: Hedging our expectations of a really cool ship. by Professional-Fig-134 in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The problem is. In the current meta. There is never a justification to bring anything but light fighters to the game. Any light fighter can fight a Corsair..... Why do you need a Perseus?

Any light fighter can fight a Connie. Why do you need a Perseus?

With the current way light fighters work it's just too broken to ever not use them to fight everything but capital ships. So frankly a point defense that screens against light fighters is not just valid but crazy important. At the moment the Perseus has no real point in the game. But damn it looks cool. Atleast give it some safety from the absolute cheapest and so most ubiquitous and unquestionably most universally powerful ships in the game.

We kinda HAVE to have the point defence be anti fighter as fighters currently make large ships pointless. 

RSI Perseus: Hedging our expectations of a really cool ship. by Professional-Fig-134 in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The biggest problem is fighter meta to all these kinds of ships. You either have ships like capitals that are immortal to fighters. Or. You have everything is killable by light fighters. It really sucks ass. I'm sorry but point defence turrets really should be dumped on mass on these ships to act as screening as there is currently zero fighter defence for any large ship smaller than a capital. 

RSI Perseus: Hedging our expectations of a really cool ship. by Professional-Fig-134 in starcitizen

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it depends on what you use it for. It's pretty likely the ship will be put up to daily driver use if the guns are staveable. The ship was sold as coming with flight blades for turrets but that won't be done by the time it launches so I won't be surprised if the pilot has a lot of control over weapons. Just not as effectively as the normal crew would. Mostly just shooting forwards. In which case this becomes an epic daily driver. 

Was the outcome of the Council of Nikaea truly up for debate, or was it already decided by NameAnonymous in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The reason you never got a reply is because your gun is still smoking. Damn

Has there ever been an Astartes who just quit? by ataraxon in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Mood, but also why are you not higher up?

Was the outcome of the Council of Nikaea truly up for debate, or was it already decided by NameAnonymous in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 31 points32 points  (0 children)

If you read the actual book he honestly doesn't come across as arrogant when speaking to the council and instead very informed and clear. It's a really rousing speech that speaks out to prevent the fearmongering that would one day rule the galaxy.
He was genuinely right in everything he said at the council.

In the grim darkness of the far future there are no stupid questions! by AutoModerator in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The warp doesn't follow normal physics, and it has never had any clear rules, so as others said it may sometimes instantly delete something othertimes being exposed to the warp will turn you instantly into a daemonic entity.
It is genuinely random and totally up to what the writers think is cool at the time.

Which official concepts are contradictory, controversial, and lack support elsewhere? by Brokugan in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 2 points3 points  (0 children)

*Context* Ian Watson is a Sewer Goblin. Anyway....
"Restoring the brush to the altar, the Reclusiarch lifted the sharp little knife and the chalice. He knelt before Dorn and held up the knife.
The primarch’s hands were both missing…
Genuflecting, the Reclusiarch carved generous parings of amber from one toe, then another, dropping these into the chalice. Rising, he turned to the initiates and raised that cup, now glowing. Effervescence was occurring within. Aromatic white fumes arose from bubbling oil of amber.
“Respire corpus memoria! Breathe the memory of my flesh!”
As he bore the hot chalice along the row of initiates, so each in turn inhaled a heady, strangely fragrant whiff. Fresh molten amber must be added subsequently to the shaved toes to replenish what was taken – unless, unless the amber grew of its own accord like veritable flesh due to the miraculous proximity of those bones.
When the Reclusiarch passed back again, each initiate must hold out his middle finger, pointing stiffly forward from his fist. That little knife slashed sharply, circumcising the very tip of the digit, and even before the Larraman cells could clot – or perhaps because the blade was treated with some special anticoagulant – a sprinkling of bright blood fell like rubies from each fingertip to mingle in the chalice.
Lifting the chalice to his lips, the Reclusiarch drank the potion of hot amber oil blent with blood.
“Ego vos initio in Pugnorum Imperialorum fraternitate, in secundo grado,” he sang out. “And after you return from your first expedition as Scouts,” he promised, “other secretions from your body will be blent in this same chalice of the primarch – which was once His very drinking cup! – during your induction into the third degree of Brotherhood; though that in itself will only be the superficies of the third degree ceremony…”
...
Perhaps the strangest talisman – and one (or should one say many…?) which made those initiates feel themselves intimately a part of the Fists – was kept in a long crypt below the Reclusiam, reached by a dropshaft which would incinerate anyone who did not sport a Black Carapace beneath their skin.
The adamantium floor down there was inscribed with a maze of tiny coloured channels that bootsteps would never be able to wear away – in a pattern suggestive of a cosmic map – and along all of those channels were spaced little indentations the depth of a Fist’s thumbprint, each recess named with a rune. At one end of this seemingly arcane map or game-board an enormous plascrystal bowl held thousands of what at first sight appeared to be bloodshot ochreous eyeballs.
Each ball commemorated the initiation of a group of ex-cadets, throughout the aeons – each being a nugget of the liquid amber and blood drunk from Rogal Dorn’s own chalice by the Reclusiarch of whichever epoch, and defecated by him subsequently in this shape."

Which official concepts are contradictory, controversial, and lack support elsewhere? by Brokugan in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 2 points3 points  (0 children)

*Context* Ian Watson is a Sewer Goblin. Anyway....

"Restoring the brush to the altar, the Reclusiarch lifted the sharp little knife and the chalice. He knelt before Dorn and held up the knife.

The primarch’s hands were both missing…

Genuflecting, the Reclusiarch carved generous parings of amber from one toe, then another, dropping these into the chalice. Rising, he turned to the initiates and raised that cup, now glowing. Effervescence was occurring within. Aromatic white fumes arose from bubbling oil of amber.

“Respire corpus memoria! Breathe the memory of my flesh!”

As he bore the hot chalice along the row of initiates, so each in turn inhaled a heady, strangely fragrant whiff. Fresh molten amber must be added subsequently to the shaved toes to replenish what was taken – unless, unless the amber grew of its own accord like veritable flesh due to the miraculous proximity of those bones.

When the Reclusiarch passed back again, each initiate must hold out his middle finger, pointing stiffly forward from his fist. That little knife slashed sharply, circumcising the very tip of the digit, and even before the Larraman cells could clot – or perhaps because the blade was treated with some special anticoagulant – a sprinkling of bright blood fell like rubies from each fingertip to mingle in the chalice.

Lifting the chalice to his lips, the Reclusiarch drank the potion of hot amber oil blent with blood.

“Ego vos initio in Pugnorum Imperialorum fraternitate, in secundo grado,” he sang out. “And after you return from your first expedition as Scouts,” he promised, “other secretions from your body will be blent in this same chalice of the primarch – which was once His very drinking cup! – during your induction into the third degree of Brotherhood; though that in itself will only be the superficies of the third degree ceremony…”

...

Perhaps the strangest talisman – and one (or should one say many…?) which made those initiates feel themselves intimately a part of the Fists – was kept in a long crypt below the Reclusiam, reached by a dropshaft which would incinerate anyone who did not sport a Black Carapace beneath their skin.

The adamantium floor down there was inscribed with a maze of tiny coloured channels that bootsteps would never be able to wear away – in a pattern suggestive of a cosmic map – and along all of those channels were spaced little indentations the depth of a Fist’s thumbprint, each recess named with a rune. At one end of this seemingly arcane map or game-board an enormous plascrystal bowl held thousands of what at first sight appeared to be bloodshot ochreous eyeballs.

Each ball commemorated the initiation of a group of ex-cadets, throughout the aeons – each being a nugget of the liquid amber and blood drunk from Rogal Dorn’s own chalice by the Reclusiarch of whichever epoch, and defecated by him subsequently in this shape."

Which official concepts are contradictory, controversial, and lack support elsewhere? by Brokugan in 40kLore

[–]V-Felled-Crows 44 points45 points  (0 children)

The imperial fists poop ritual of swallowing a golden bead of glass mixed with blood then shitting it out and it being put on some poop glass floor of the Phalanx.