Thank you for the clarification, in that case! I'll shove that under the rug.
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Fair enough, but I'll wait for an official answer.
@ClocktowerEchos@Hank I think the Void Stalkers, XIX legion and the... Uhhh... Eighteenth are going to get along just fine. I was thinking the Eighteenth would actually be a decent spearhead, so it's sounding like they'd love working together lmao.
Nonetheless, 5,000 knight titans? We really can't get over the top? That's pretty great news, considering I'm thinking about adding a small titan force (like, 3-5 warlords? Love those) to their army. Of course, they wouldn't just be ANY warlords. I was reading about the forces of the space marines earlier to catch up and turn the gears once more, and one of their tanks, the Fellblade I think had this special technology that dispersed kinetic energy on impact, effectively flattening enemy projectiles? I was contemplating if more or less all of their mechanical forces had those, of varying levels of effectiveness of course.
Nonetheless, 5,000 knight titans? We really can't get over the top? That's pretty great news, considering I'm thinking about adding a small titan force (like, 3-5 warlords? Love those) to their army. Of course, they wouldn't just be ANY warlords. I was reading about the forces of the space marines earlier to catch up and turn the gears once more, and one of their tanks, the Fellblade I think had this special technology that dispersed kinetic energy on impact, effectively flattening enemy projectiles? I was contemplating if more or less all of their mechanical forces had those, of varying levels of effectiveness of course.
Hey there, I just talked with Yennefer in the chat, and this sounded pretty cool so I'll try to join in? I'll lurk for a while before doing anything, probably not going to do anything official until a week or so have passed, if that's alright? Anyway, I gave the basics of the concept to Yennefer and they were okay with it, so I'll check in with everyone else to see if it's cool.
So, the idea is that this Primarch landed on a fairly technologically advanced world in the midst of a war of some kind, I'm not so sure if I want it to be a civil war or one against xenos, but he was taken in by a military family and rose through the ranks as he grew up. He eventually reached the top, finally ended the war, brought peace back to the planet, and by virtue of being one of the only leader-figures of his caliber left, was elected as the president of the now-unified world.
However, steering his people back on the road to progress, he noticed a fairly major issue; He had no idea what the hell any of his scientifically minded peers were talking about or even doing, which was the vast majority. In other terms, he's a full-on military genius, leading a society that would be doing a lot better with a man of a more scientific pursuit, out of necessity and popular opinion.
His Legion (No names for either the Primarch or his Legion yet), the eighteenth, would probably focus on relatively small, but well-trained and equipped forces that focus on quick strikes, destabilizing enemy supply lines, and perhaps psychological warfare. As I said, this is just a preliminary, very basic starting concept for everything, so I'm not totally sure.
How does this all sound? Good? Bad? Too similar to anything we already have? Yennefer did note that it is sort of weird how a Primarch can't 'get' a really advanced society like this one, so if it is a bit odd I'd be willing to change that.
So, the idea is that this Primarch landed on a fairly technologically advanced world in the midst of a war of some kind, I'm not so sure if I want it to be a civil war or one against xenos, but he was taken in by a military family and rose through the ranks as he grew up. He eventually reached the top, finally ended the war, brought peace back to the planet, and by virtue of being one of the only leader-figures of his caliber left, was elected as the president of the now-unified world.
However, steering his people back on the road to progress, he noticed a fairly major issue; He had no idea what the hell any of his scientifically minded peers were talking about or even doing, which was the vast majority. In other terms, he's a full-on military genius, leading a society that would be doing a lot better with a man of a more scientific pursuit, out of necessity and popular opinion.
His Legion (No names for either the Primarch or his Legion yet), the eighteenth, would probably focus on relatively small, but well-trained and equipped forces that focus on quick strikes, destabilizing enemy supply lines, and perhaps psychological warfare. As I said, this is just a preliminary, very basic starting concept for everything, so I'm not totally sure.
How does this all sound? Good? Bad? Too similar to anything we already have? Yennefer did note that it is sort of weird how a Primarch can't 'get' a really advanced society like this one, so if it is a bit odd I'd be willing to change that.
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@Tharkas m8 that was really, really clueless. How about you calm down before doing anything here? You haven't even introduced yourself in the relevant subforum! You should lurk a bit before actually doing anything.
Me neither, shit's been going slow lately huh? Probably finals and whatnot, but nonetheless, go ahead fam.
You already showed me this faget @ADParis, and no.
If anyone's really salty it's me, Natsu just calls out bullshit when he sees it :^)
Yeah well 'have I ever told you the definition of insanity'?
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