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[javierpwn]

Blood sacrifices probably vary depending on whose blood we sacrifice.

Blood of the Self gave us a silver mechanisms. In reference to Silver, the past The Hero.
Wenches Blood gives us succubi. Possibly in reference to the submissive personalities of wenches as servants and being women.
Blood of people we don't care about gives us things that come to life. Because their blood doesn't mean anything to us but life.

So yeah, we should test on other peoples' blood to sacrifice, to see what they think of themselves.(But they have to do the sacrifice)

[Knit tie]

Disregarding the sacrifices for a while, I wonder why do we even have hammercogs? These things are slow to build (1 per turn) and provide only +1 to destruction.

Build some shiny new steel assault cogs.

[Cain12]

+1 to whichever the top cog making vote is - I want cogs made but I don't get really interested in any cogs but Splinter and Gamington as yet (I'm a summoner/mutator interested player ;p)

How's about we set up catching some live fish/fishtanks set up throughout lair and consider upgrading the lair with a 'fast mutation' emergency switch?Unsure how useful that will be in the 'heat of the moment' (some of the mutations take hours to finish, like our newest advisor's did) but for the rest - having a few hundred+ new mutants for any invaders to have to deal with might be useful, and we won't have to deal with any side effects of having a few hundred+ mutants around all the time (fish are easier to feed and clean?)

Umm.  Oh yeah!  Fluff   What's our newest advisor up to?  And what's Splintercog, Psisquid, and Cerulean doing? How are the new additions continuing to settle in?  What's our lair feel like as we move through it?  And we need to scratch at least one catfish's chin, there's luck that comes from that and the catfish surely like it too!

+1

[Tomcost]

I have been thinking about a new kind of cog. A personal cog. It's time for us to get bodyguards. Awesome bodyguards.

Think about this:

A cog which is taller than a human, carrying an impressive tower shield and wearing heavy armor, and that carries a flail with a spiked obsidian head the size of a human head.

They shall be the Praetorian cogs, our personal guard, that shall go with us to wherever we go. They shall defend us wherever we are. They shall exist only to protect us.

Ideally, we would have only two of them, which will follow us around our base being awesome.



Other subjects: send Gamington and Coghuahua to the training grounds.

[Knit tie]

A cog which is taller than a human, carrying an impressive tower shield and wearing heavy armor, and that carries a flail with a spiked obsidian head the size of a human head.

Something like this?

[Tomcost]

A cog which is taller than a human, carrying an impressive tower shield and wearing heavy armor, and that carries a flail with a spiked obsidian head the size of a human head.

Something like this?

Yeah, but more human-like. And the spiked ball has to be made of obsidian for awesomeness

[Naryar]

Send Gamington and Coghuahua to the training room.

Then develop new programming so our basic cogs can serve as workforce as well as troops. Yeah, essentially i'm thinking to make our basic mooks (Cogs) Worker Units so we get more.

Praetorian cogs... later, basic efficiency BEFORE pretty toys.

Also, our praetorian guard should be heavy cavalry, not heavy infantry. Far, far better.

[10ebbor10]

I dunno, we rarely engage in situations where cavalery is anywhere remotely usefull.

[Tomcost]

Cavalry? that is not useful in reduced spaces.

I was just suggesting a new kind of cog, not actually voting for them.

And I think that our normal cogs are already a workforce.

[javierpwn]

And if they aren't, nothing a simple reprogramming couldn't fix!

Praetorian cogs

+1

[Naryar]

Cavalry? that is not useful in reduced spaces.

I dunno, we rarely engage in situations where cavalery is anywhere remotely usefull.

heavy cavalry
>dismount
>instant heavy infantry

We should make mounts though. Flying ones preferably.

[Gamerlord]

Cavalry? that is not useful in reduced spaces.

I dunno, we rarely engage in situations where cavalery is anywhere remotely usefull.

heavy cavalry
>dismount
>instant heavy infantry

We should make mounts though. Flying ones preferably.

That is not how cavalry work. Heavy cavalry and heavy infantry are armed and armoured differently.

[Tomcost]

Cavalry? that is not useful in reduced spaces.

I dunno, we rarely engage in situations where cavalery is anywhere remotely usefull.

heavy cavalry
>dismount
>instant heavy infantry

We should make mounts though. Flying ones preferably.

That is not how cavalry work. Heavy cavalry and heavy infantry are armed and armoured differently.

Point.

[Knit tie]

If we want reprogramming, then we should make flesh cogs. Shadenight has been practically screaming at us that this is their special ability.

[Cain12]

A bodyguard/heavy infantry/Praetorian Cogs sound more interesting and useful than worker cogs, that is nothing really different from our regulars.