Your move to remake that realm is going to go Very badly, if the Lord Of Change has anything to say about it...

We'll see, won't we?

Now then, I have done all the borderline godmodding I wanted to tonight. It's past 5:30 AM and I've got visitors tomorrow.

Good night.

Alright. Now the Real masters of warp power are coming. Who wants to control the Eldar?

I never was any good at characterizing space elves. Froggy, however is great at making antagonists, how about him?

edited 26th Jul '10 7:39:10 PM by l3wt

This sounds likely, although if Dark Eldar are involved, my wicked intellect can go to work.

Thank you for the compliment, L3wt. at the moment, though, I still haven't decided which group is here; give me a bit more time, and I'll have come to a decision on this matter.

So every major power from 40K is in Gensokyo now?

I have no idea whats going on, but I'm frightened.

Good. You should be at this point. Because the Eldar, while they can be described as space elves, are completely alien. And they will tear your shit up with their brains.

edited 26th Jul '10 7:58:25 PM by Colonial1.1

It is a healthy fear you're feeling. Listen to it. It may keep you alive.

Hmmm...

...sleep time. I promise I'll finish the Attack on the Lunar Capital tomorrow, Makuta. But right now, I can hardly keep my eyes open.

Rest, Lemurian. Sleep well and in worship of the Emperor, for tomorrow you DIE!

Ah, Dark Angels. Didn't /tg/ poke holes in that one, though?

Actually, no. I was just using that as an opportunity to toss that gag in.

Still haven't made up my mind about the Eldar just yet. I'll come to a decision tomorrow. Goodnight, for tomorrow I DIE!!!

Goodnight, people. This event just now seemed like a good note to end the day on.

For whoever reads this in the morning: Both?

I find it worrying that the Necrons can simply plow through the combined efforts of two of Gensokyo's most powerful goddesses.

Yeah, even though they are, by all means, undead robots with basic mooks that are damn near impossible to kill permanently, equipped with guns that tear shit apart one layer of molecules at a time, I don't think they should be able to just shrug off the combined efforts of two goddesses.

edited 27th Jul '10 4:44:17 AM by l3wt

It's probably the Blood Knight within me, but I think that the Gensokyo inhabitants are having too easy a time of it.

That is also true. The Imperium has, for example actually been disconcertingly nice with them, but for now it just stands as a thing of necessity as no one faction is powerful enough to sustain a no holds-barred, battle-royale kind of war against all the other factions. Also, an "Everyone tries to kill everyone else" kind of situation wouldn't be nearly as interesting, and only lays down the groundwork for even worse rampant godmoding than was seen in the early days of the thread, and there are still borderline cases.

But again, I agree. The Gensokyoers have had it a little too easy when it comes to nonchalantly brushing off even the most immense assaults. But ultimately, it's up to Lemurian and Oni-Lord how they want to portray their controlled characters, as well as their power levels.

edited 27th Jul '10 5:14:34 AM by l3wt

This was mainly a strike to say, We mean business than anything else. The crons got swept away fairly easily in turn.

Oh, aye. I'm happy as long as everyone take and dish out damage in roughly equal proportion. Balancing and all that, y'know...

^This.

It was also a message on the changing nature of the setting: No one is really safe at this point.

Upsetting the status quo? Sure, why not. We could need something like that at this point.