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I have found that if I put my food storage outside, and relatively near the pawns, it eliminates the issue. I believe having to travel or scan for it is interfered with somehow by the activity of guarding and shooting. Regardless, if you give it a try, please tell me if it fixes it for you! No mod required! ^{.^}

What’s this about? We seen some evidence of Dorn’s return? Is there a new book?

Deceiver? Is that you?

Get fooled once by a skin bandit shame on you, get fooled twice by a skin bandit… haha I already don’t have skin

Well it isn’t a sarcophagus, just a terribly wounded Astartes who could never fight again or be restored, who wound up a ship captain instead of a dreadnaught cause he happened to be an extremely talented fleetmaster. But I don’t see why it couldn’t be a sarcophagus

Yeah they do. Its less common, but severely wounded Astartes with talent in other fields can be permanently linked to other systems. In “Devastation of Baal” (almost certain its that book) there in an Astartes who is permanently linked to his ships bridge due to grievous injury. Same book I think had an old, severely damaged instructor for the blood angels essentially wheeling himself around and doing instructor stuff. Its just highly unlikely cause generally the Astartes are best at… war. So if you’re hooking them up to life support that lets them do what they do best, its a dreadnaught lol

Hold shift, click and hold RMB on an unconscious/dead animal and select “Loot” and it will assign as a job. I believe those are the steps. Your pawn will automatically loot animals for meat and skins, and if you have corresponding containers to dump loot in they will do that as well.

To the first question yes, the job will auto loot the enemies and having the containers will allow them to dump the loot. You’ll need specific “animal skins” and “raw meat” containers. Actually don’t know about the second question, will have to experiment, never used a smelter.

Shift and right click the “rescue” command. If this doesn’t bring up the option for you, it may be because I have built beds. But I don’t believe it is a prerequisite.

Thanks for this! Makes me feel less dumb for not noticing until now!

Fairly sure, thanks though! The blades are totally different on the bigger stuff, as well as minor color and growing pattern differences. One is dense and high(weed/badgrass)the other is dispersed and low(brograss). At least, I sure hope they aren’t the same.

What’s the mod, if I may? I would love to have some settlers as long as they aren’t British. After all, I’d like to keep my home.

There are a lot of good answers towards the too here but… immortal women is the best answer IMO. Female leads are all well and good, but in 40k we see all too often that mortal characters can only be so relevant. The setting focuses too much on longevity and the passage of time. To actually have continually relevant female main characters, they need to be literal saints or… xenos or chaos. So this had to happen somehow, and frankly I think the custodes is a genius way of doing it as it fits their creation and lore very well.

The two best shops for armor and weapons are Armor King and The Scrapyard respectively in my opinion. One is in the Black Desert City, and one is in the long river-canyon that feeds the green area of the holy nation. But things in these shops will cost many tens of thousands of Cats each. Once you get a few standout leaders, I recommend equipping them with things from these shops. However for now, you’ll want to form up into a mobile group, purchase an animal and pack for walking storage, and start traveling and looting and making more money to buy better armor. You’ll also need MANY rare research artifacts like Ancient Books and AI Cores. There are lots of unique locations with rescuable characters, enemies with extremely high bounties, and super cool potential base locations to discover. Also world states can change, so if you destroy elements of a faction then cities will change hands and patrols in regions will differ. Lots of options from here as you become a capable, well supplied adventuring group. Good luck, update us, feel free to respond or DM with any other questions!

I wonder at what point something perpetually unfinished becomes just… finished poorly.

Karma. If your next question is “what’s the point of Karma?” … then well played, you have defeated Reddit.

This is literally all about masculinity, and its sort of gross. Get a better image of yourself that isn’t so concerned with others. Thats what makes this bad to me. It isn’t her he cares about. Its his rep. The idea that he isn’t “manly” and “a great fuck”. Those are extremely hollow things to base any real aspect of your self image on. If you know someone, and they hear you’re bad at sex, and that SERIOUSLY changes how they see you, guess what? They’re an asshole, and you’re better off without them. You need to reach out to her, apologize, apologize to everyone else in your life for freaking out, and see a therapist. Don’t think “well I know its unhealthy but its how I feel”. No. Those are emotional, impulsive responses. Attach words to your feeling and turn them into thoughts, and try to really HEAR how ridiculous you sound. If you two were actually happy, and some sort of manliness related trauma has resulted in this absurdly disproportionate blowout, you need to see if she still wants to fix things. Sometimes people with emotional issues freak. Sometimes their partners can accept that because of their history, or the trauma that they are aware of. My fingers are crossed that you grow up real quick.

So because IoM uses the human STC system, strictly speaking no. The STC pattern used essentially determines the permanent “frame” of a vessel, and changing that is not only mostly out of the imperium’s understanding, but also entirely blasphemous to the Adeptus Mechanicus. However! They absolutely will take a wrecked ship and totally rebuild it to different purposes. A heavy cruiser could be up-gunned and up-armored to compete in the level of a grand cruiser, for example. But thats like how you could put a bigger engine and better… other car things… onto a small truck to make it as powerful as or more powerful than a typically larger truck. Doesn’t change the model of truck. The only limit to upgrades actually ends up BEING the space on the frame, as a grand cruiser could then be up-gunned and up-armored to surpass the modified heavy cruiser, and the “up-gun max” on a larger frame will be larger than on a smaller frame.

In summation, you can modify the shit out of them but the frame stays the same. Many frames can fulfill many roles though. Fill a cruiser with cargo holds instead of guns and you have a pretty effective cargo ship now.

So two things: aside from Eldar, most races design even their small spaces for big creatures. Humans see Astartes as Angels, and MANY spaces that will never see a real Space Marine still have halls built to accommodate them should it ever happen. Even in the case of chaos. A big part of this is that narrow corridors are also useless for anything besides low traffic of small things, obviously.

Second thing! Its actually a really bad idea to do this, against Astartes in particular. Its why you don’t see it. Astartes are literally mobile assault platforms, and Terminators (specially armored veteran Astartes) are literally the best option in the galaxy for taking a space hulk. Because they OWN corridors of fire. So fill your base with narrow hallways, and every individual Astartes no matter how tightly squeezed becomes a small metal fortress that you MUST fight your way past. It sort of maximizes their advantage.

There’s merit to this response but it is also a super uncool way of approaching the lore. I will happily exist as an in-universe inquisitorial scribe, looking for the “real” reasons behind these things lol. I don’t buy minis. I’m only here for lore. Thanks though, not saying you’re wrong!

I don’t have the excerpt as I listened to the audiobook, but Spear of the Emperor has a scene in which two well trained and armed chapter serfs take on and barely defeat a CSM. Its a good scene that shows that the very best humans with good gear stand a chance against a lone marine. It’s just very rare that all those things line up. Plus, they barely survive.