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I'm kind of bummed that our two choices are either 'no diplomacy probably' or 'easy mode'. Even worse is that I actually love both these races when you ignore their abilities, making the choice ever harder! But I say it's time we take a stand for Mineral Rights! Silicoids please! Hopefully by glowing pretty colors we can convince other races to engage in some minor trade or something at least. e: I'd like to see the Nommo, too bad we're likely to be blowing them up Zanzibar Ham fucked around with this message at 05:51 on Apr 12, 2016 |
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AJ_Impy posted:Skynet vs Squids Everybody knows underwater is just like low gravity for robots. 
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Alright, everyone knows the only thing more dangerous than a rock is a rock... with a gun!
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drat, character creation is way complicated... I remember in MoOII I'd always make a Meklar with some Psilon added in for the technology advantages. I don't know if it was an actually good race because I'd only play on the easiest setting (I just wanted a giant space empire with my very own death stars, not a challenge). Seeing the customization here, I wish someone was crazy enough to make a joke bonus LP of the most laissez faire libertarian society possible and see how quickly they collapse. And how are those Ithkul good spies? The intro clearly shows that it's practically impossible to miss someone who's been brained by them. "Oh hey Bob, it seems you have some sort of Ithkul-shaped mass under your suit." "Thank You For The Concern, Dave, But It Is Just My Cosplay For IthkulCon. It Is Going To Be Great And It Goes On Every Day. Do You Wish To Join Me? It Will Be Fun."
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Silicoid spies would actually be great if 1. they were willing to be nudists, 2. the MoO universe worked by cartoon standards e: actually, aren't they already 1.? haven't seen one in a suit yet...
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I think Silicoids should be loved by any race interested in new age medicine and chakras and positive auras and all that jargon. So at least the Evon?
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Never discuss classified information near a zen garden. 
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SIGSEGV posted:The SOTS 2 patch notes were High Art though. That wasn't a bug, those were Silicoids.
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Libluini posted:Can't be true, if they were Silicoids they would have missed those admirals by a mile It only said they were allowed to capture admirals, not that they were successful.
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Apr 16, 2016 16:35
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King Doom posted:If I remember right, the meteors would just zip about in space like meteors should, until they captured an admiral whereupon they would become remorseless pirate deathmachines. Sounds awesome, and they should have found a way to explain it lore-wise and turn it into a cool feature.
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Rappaport posted:
That reminds me, I can't wait to see this game's planet destruction cutscene (this better exist). When kid me saw it the first time in MoO2 I was super-wowed.
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Veloxyll posted:Also for our libertarian utopia: Evons because libertarians agree that modern medicine is a scam and so make sure to always keep a healthy supply of Colloidal Silver nearby. Atheism because as all True Economists know, the Invisible Hand of the Free Market is a force of nature, rather than a supernatural deity. And thanks for doing this, I look forward to seeing the Space Libertarians in action! If you ever manage to produce some kind of big flagship-type vessel please call it the Sword of Truth.
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Your market must not have been free enough. Maybe those government DEAs screwed things up.
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