"The Imperium of Man comes to Gensokyo" Discussion thread.

Fairy type? Seriously? It makes sense for some, I guess, but implementing triple types would be better.

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Conan's grandma:

Ladies! Remember to eat your thinning meat, all 18 miles of it!

Sack o' sauce in a can o' meat? Can't see anything wrong in that sentence.

edited 13th Jun '13 11:55:10 AM by Chabal2

Right. Jorgen, what are your characters trying to do here, and now?

I actually just want my character nearby. They dont know whats going on if they stay in the webway right?

Well I ask because I need to know if the Orkz would be aware of them or not. Are they both on or inside the skyhook?

The eldar is, Futo is still in the webway.

No the orkz shouldn't be aware of him unless of course you feel like they should. He isn't planning on fighting his way through after all.

Was planning on just letting Indis camp somewhere until Arcturus & co. pass by, which is why the power plant is ideal, as I figure that there'll be ample places to hide while still being a strategically important place that the inquisitor should check in on.

edited 14th Jun '13 12:27:12 AM by joergenjetsam

I see. Well, say when you are visible.

"You may say, it is impossible for a man to become like the Machine. And I would reply, that only the smallest mind strives to comprehend its limits."

"Conquest"? Really?

Someone has been emulating the wrong teachings.

Indeed. It is clearly inspired by Rogal Dorn, whose followers are not particularly noted for being devoted to the Machine.

Here's a question: If an Ad Mech finds an STC that allows for the same type of FTL as the Tau (five times slower, no Perils of the Warp), what happens?

Uhmm, he destroys it as it is heretical xenos tech?

No, an STC that uses the same principle as the Tau's, not a copy of the Tau's system.

That would depend I guess, could still be considered heretical, or it could be celebrated as they've rediscovered old tech. Either way, it'd provoke reactions from the AD.

Although I'm leaning towards celebrating, as STC's are considered holy aren't they?

edited 14th Jun '13 10:19:20 AM by joergenjetsam

At the very least, STCs and archeotech in general is considered Serious Business in the extreme.

Speaking of which, I'm going to try to get the next bit of Iron Peak done for next week or so.

I was thinking more in practical terms, like is it worth building new ships that use the technology. Warp travel takes weeks or months, the new ones would take years, but at least they wouldn't be guaranteed to die if the Gellar fields fail (and might not even require a Navigator, which brings its own share of problems). On SDF ships it could work, but not on longer distances that require a faster response.

#9: Peach Icehole sounds like a drink. What the hell kind of name for a motor-murderizing machine made of meat is "orignal"? I bet that never gets past autocorrect.

Warning: all SFW, but on grognardbooru.

And the winner of the prestigious "Most Ridiculous Helmet" award goes to..."

Both are thinking "Now hold still, alien, while I lure you into a false sense of security, then I gut you!"

YAY NEW FRIEND NEW FRIEND PLAY RUN HAPPY

Lil' Pinkie!

The saga of LIVII begins ratherdifferently than expected. Ah, The '80s.

Actually, if 1d4chan is to be believed that comic was released in 2003.

But it looks so old and cartoony...

Lem, L3wt, that's the second time you've showed up in a dream of mine.

... You really have the best conversation starters.

This picture is perfect for what I had in mind for the original The Imperium Of Man Comes To Gensokyo.

Picture is safe, but it's from grognardbooru. You've been warned.

edited 15th Jun '13 1:53:48 PM by makuta9999

"Guys! Guys! See that thing there? See it? Huh? Can you see it? I'm pointing right at it!"

Hmm, I remember being rather pissed off when I found that thread, since I'd been looking for a good wh40k and touhou crossover for awhile and all I seemed to have found was a glorified fan war.

But then you guys got your act together, and my anger and disappointment melted away like snow in spring.

Thanks! It's nice to see our efforts to give this thing cohesion were appreciated.

I remember being pissed off at the thread for about 90% of the duration of the game.

Glad you liked reading it, though.

@Col: Well, you know, 's what I do.

edited 15th Jun '13 2:20:54 PM by Lemurian

Quite possibly the worst case of comment fail I have ever seen on the top-voted one.