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[varsovie]

Are there ways to improve relations with the other imperial factions that don't involve gift giving?

Hope they accept your "appraisal".

[knife23]

This also popped up when I'm trying to attack some cultists


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FATAL ERROR in
action number 1
of Draw Event
for object obj_drop_select:

Push :: Execution Error - Variable Index [0,1168] out of range [1,1100] - 103337.marine_ranged(100818,1168)
at gml_Script_scr_battle_roster
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stack frame is
gml_Script_scr_battle_roster (line 0)
gml_Object_obj_drop_select_Draw_0

[knife23]

Also, can anyone explain the

Out of Memory

error?

[snowdrifts]

I've not come across anything that increases loyalty. Although maybe going renegade, coming back, becoming penitent, and then finishing the penance would reset it to 100.

The Mechanicus and Inquisition will give you missions, and completing them +1's relations with them. I've never thought to check if going on Crusades helps with anybody else. But other than that, no. Sometimes you can "Praise" them (once) to get a couple more, but there's a couple characters where that will hurt you, or just do nothing. Giving Daemonic artifacts to the Inquistion really helps with them. STCs help the Mechanicus.

[knife23]

One thing I find really frustrating is when a hive world gets corrupted and falls to chaos, if the planet has billions of people (double digits), then it basically becomes infeasible to uproot them. At least, if we're going by bombardment style cleansing. I still haven't managed to get a hold of any exterminatus use, though, but I guess it's due to my lack of good relations with the inquisition.

[Dorsidwarf]

One thing I find really frustrating is when a hive world gets corrupted and falls to chaos, if the planet has billions of people (double digits), then it basically becomes infeasible to uproot them. At least, if we're going by bombardment style cleansing. I still haven't managed to get a hold of any exterminatus use, though, but I guess it's due to my lack of good relations with the inquisition.

Purging by fire is usually more effective than direct bombardment I find, even if there's a higher risk of running into CSMs

[knife23]

Purging by fire is indeed more effective than bombardment, but when a world has already fallen to chaos, then the only choice given is bombardment. With capital ships, it usually results in about 1 billion casualties per round. So, if you're going against a corrupted hive world with 90 billion people, it'll take a while.

Also, when I'm talking to the sector general, what do license: repair and License: crusade do?
Also, when talking to the Tau diplomat, what does Test do?
Last of all, where is the contemptor pattern bolter in the armaments list?

[Bacon_commando]

Purging by fire is indeed more effective than bombardment, but when a world has already fallen to chaos, then the only choice given is bombardment. With capital ships, it usually results in about 1 billion casualties per round. So, if you're going against a corrupted hive world with 90 billion people, it'll take a while.

Also, when I'm talking to the sector general, what do license: repair and License: crusade do?
Also, when talking to the Tau diplomat, what does Test do?
Last of all, where is the contemptor pattern bolter in the armaments list?

The repair license will repair your ships if damaged when over a friendly planet, the Crusade license , when bought, will get you to put a green circle, surrounded by a larger red outline, over a planet. Any available imperial fleets+forces within the red outline will travel to the planet in the green circle, and attack any Xenos/Chaos fleets or armies.

The test is most likely there because the dialogue options for the Tau have not been completed yet.

There is no Contemptor pattern bolter in the armament list. The only bolter weapon you can equip to dreads seems to be the Heavy Bolter.

[Kot]

The test is most likely there because the dialogue options for the Tau have not been completed yet.

"Accept the Greater Wood"?

[Majestic7]

Hmh, now I'm thinking about a Reasonable Marine Chapter going over to the Tau for the Greater Good. Down with the feudal fascism, all hail space communism!

[Kot]

Hmh, now I'm thinking about a Unreasonable Marine Chapter going over to the Tau for the Greater Good. Down with the feudal fascism, all hail space communism!

FTFY

[Dorsidwarf]

"reasonable marines", pah - http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Adeptus_Mechanicus#Why_Everything_is_so_Grimdark

[knife23]

Not sure if this is a bug, but pretty sure it is. I got a forge world that got overrun by tyranids at one point, so I had to bombard it. It went down to 0 population and defenders and it's stayed that way for hundreds of rounds. No colonists went there.

[snowdrifts]

I've had that with Nid and Necron worlds. The name on the map changed colour, and it never gets colonized.

I'm finally closing in on 999M41. At 930 right now. Unfortunately, it's an old game, and it doesn't seem to want to let me check the box for planet or ship so I can throw a grand, millennial feast. Oh the stories my Marines could tell...

[knife23]

the worst part is, that forge world is the one closest to my homeworld. Now I have to get ships from the one that's about 11 star systems away.

Also, how does the boarding function work? Just set some guys to act as boarders and watch them take over a ship or something?