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[knife23]

So I noticed a typo in the dialogue with the admech guy. When you go to the trading table, but then back out without buying, he says something along the lines of "I suggest you leaner to calculate..."

[knife23]

Guys? I think I might have won the game.

[Kot]

Guys? I think I might have won the game.

Pics or didin't happen.

[Radio Controlled]

Guys? I think I might have won the game.

A winrar is you.

[Nonymous]

By using the "search this topic" feature.

For goodness sake, people. 140 pages. 140. Your questions have likely been answered already, and it takes 5 seconds to check.

Well, it doesn't answer my questions at the very least, though I admit I only spent about an hour searching various combinations of key-words...

On another note though, the seemingly causeless 20% degrees of health decrease I can see all the time makes me think there might be some game-mechanic I am not aware of. Do marines automatically lose 20% health under certain circumstances, like attacking twice a row? Because that would explain how entire companies can go into critical after a few turns of xeno-stomping even if they never even got to shoot back.

Alternatively I am thinking it might be related to the "rapid-enter-pressing-of-doom" bug (feature?). Any input on this?

[snowdrifts]

Do you have any odd Flaws on the chapter? The "grows bone instead of scars" or cannibalism one might be to blame.

There is no win condition, but you can kill everything in the sector and effectively pacify it. From there you'll spend the next couple hundred years waiting for "X enemy suddenly appeared on Y planet!". Or go renegade and kill everything ELSE.

[Zangi]

There is no win condition, but you can kill everything in the sector and effectively pacify it. From there you'll spend the next couple hundred years waiting for "X enemy suddenly appeared on Y planet!".

You can instead go renegade and be the double winner or something.


And meh, captains tend to take a bit more damage, while everyone else is fine for some unknown reason.  (Where are they(and champions/flag bearer) in the formation?  With Tactical, Assault/Jump Pack, or HQ?)

[Akura]

There is no win condition, but you can kill everything in the sector and effectively pacify it. From there you'll spend the next couple hundred years waiting for "X enemy suddenly appeared on Y planet!".

You can instead go renegade and be the double winner or something.


And meh, captains tend to take a bit more damage, while everyone else is fine for some unknown reason.  (Where are they(and champions/flag bearer) in the formation?  With Tactical, Assault/Jump Pack, or HQ?)

I would assume HQ. I thought the tooltip on the formation screen said it, but I haven't looked recently. I would also assume that they take more damage because they feel they need to be at the front of the charge.

[Sheb]

Is the version linked in the OP the latest one?

[Zangi]

Is the version linked in the OP the latest one?

If you mean the one linking to the 4dchan page with the link to the game, yes.  Didn't try the OP.

[Cruxador]

Is the version linked in the OP the latest one?

If you mean the one linking to the 4dchan page with the link to the game, yes.  Didn't try the OP.

It's the same link. It's the "latest" because it never changes, only what's on the other side does. The only reason it might stop working would be if Duke gets a C&D. Which is possible since a little birdy has let on that GW became aware this exists recently.

[Nonymous]

Bug report (I think. It had better be a bug!)

During a purge of a Major heresy world that I'd just killed the Sparse Traitor presence on, I encountered 'an enemy force'. This turned out to be a huge chaos army, which was hella cool. We lost over a hundred of our seven hundred marines in the combat, but my chapter master slew the Chaos Lord (!!!) in close combat.

I get the message that the leader of Chaos has been slain, and that Chaos will trouble the sector no more. On the same turn, traitor presence on the planet goes to Extreme, along with Demon presence to Extreme. A giant fucking chaos fleet pops out of nowhere and instagibs my fleet, killing the chapter master on the next turn as we try to GTFO.

What the fuck? The sector has been cleansed of chaos by slaying their leader, here, have a billion demons as compensation?

Damn, this just happened to me on the first turn and in my home system of all places! I noticed that there was a "Little" corruption on my recruiting world (a Forge World, FYI) and I decided to root it out before it could cause any problems. Now I have a Rampant demon and Heavy chaos marine presence right next door and and a chaos fleet that I only beat by the skin of my teeth, probably because I had the Kings of Space trait... And I can't even reload because it's the first turn...

[snowdrifts]

That is a glorious beginning to your Chapter and you should be proud the Emperor saw fit to gift you with so substantial a foe!

That said, you can "Restart" the game from the load menu. The sector will (probably) get jimmied around a little, but your settings for the Chapter will be the same.

[Nonymous]

Aaaand now I have a handful more bugs:

-When a marine is equipped with and Iron Halo (my Chaplains have it by default), after the first battle they participate in they lose the +20 health bonus and show up as wounded on the management screen.

-I picked a fleet-based chapter and the "Load Into Ships (Sans Escorts)" at creation, and the game stuffed 1700 units of marines and vehicles into my single battle barge. I unloaded everyone to divide my companies into task-forces, which left me with a Battle Barge of -1100 and a few cruisers of -2 (somehow). The problem is, it seems like if there is a ship with negative load-out value in a fleet, the game won't let you attack or raid a planet; the ships don't even show up on the screen where you have to pick who will enter the battle. Because of this now I have a completely useless battle-barge and no fortified home-world.

-Finally... *sigh* Apparently the RNG hates my face in this game, because this new playthrough of mine started off with an Ork WAAAAAAGH!!! triggering on the third turn, a Tyranid invasion on the fifth, and I just got a pop-up about the warp getting thin around my primary forge-world.
...
Damn it, this is Dwarf Fortress all over again...

[Edit]: And now it happened again. An entire task-force of mine, which consisted of four companies, got completely incapacitated from absolutely nothing. Even more "hilariously", they are listed as 1% critical even though they all have 40 to 60 HP. At this point the game is practically unplayable for me, so I guess I have to put it on ice for a while. Hopefully by then some of these bugs would be fixed...

[varsovie]

By using the "search this topic" feature.

For goodness sake, people. 140 pages. 140. Your questions have likely been answered already, and it takes 5 seconds to check.

Seriously it's not people's fault of not knowing, it's the game fault of not being CLEAR at all on its mechanics, and having an outdated hard to get manual for sole how-to.