Sokar is well ahead of anything the SI could build in the intervening period, even if he did nothing but build shipyards and then ships. A recording of Sokar's industrial development on the other hand would be a valuable worked example for the other underlords. 'This does work, and the workers can still be controlled'.
Nope, but they absolutely should be sensing Paul's Ring and Lantern given what they do.
No, that is why we are enjoying getting to read this.
The virus overclocks the body to a harmful degree and doesn't activate when it detects a symbiote.
The picture in front of a security camera trick only works if you don't shine something bright on the other side of the photo.
I really suggest that one is avoided. The author is a more than mild Narcissist that can't have any blemish in their forums.
XSGCOM, by hotpoint, is an old favorite. Crossover with classic X-COM, but unfortunately died in 2011, early in the sequel (a Stargate Atlantis/X-COM: Terror from the Deep crossover)
Stellar Reich.
Of course, Bastet is one of the Goa'uld who have a reliable alliance with another Goa'uld who remains outside of their direct control.
Paul's gaming strategy is multiversal, it seems. I remember Paul doing things like this in story parts when he was doing RTS games like early in the story with Connor. Paul turtles up and defends while gathering resources to tech up and then comes out swinging.
I don't remember.
Funny how this Paul doesn't suffer from the same lack of motivation problem that hit's the formerly paragon Paul any time he tries to spend more then a few hours building something.
Really drinking the Kool-Aid.
Zoat needs to fly to earth, and scan all the 40k second edition codexes, and models. Start your people wargaming as leisure. Promote the good ones.
So, an experienced and sensible warhawk, regardless of any hunger for battle. I shudder to imagine what he would have been like without being corrected by Paulmon. Certainly, things would likely have been noisier.
Ah, the joy of having specialised in logistics rather than military fields.
I shudder to imagine what they're using now.
In other words, closer to the modern age than pre-Renaissance... Which has its issues.
I worry that even if that wasn't his original plan, he's been drinking the kool-aid long enough to consider it valid...
To be fair, once System Lords reach a certain level of power, the laws become more like guidelines.
Tools simple enough that 'point here, press this' is sufficient for them to use them? That has its own risks. Usually the sort whose visual footage would often be accompanied by a 'Liveleak' logo, once upon an Internet age.
That is an interesting way to resolve the visual difference between the movie guards and the TV versions.
Heh. Only a matter of time, a few asteroids and some privacy...
Don't tell me they're building their ships by hand, with hammers and nails?
Surely they'd use some measure of advanced technology.See, that's more like it. He with the better manufacturing will win the resource war. ...Just look at World War II...
I saw that little 'Us... Them,' Paulmon. Remember, you are not one of these people, regardless of your act.
At least on will, by the looks of it. And with his help, you can convince Bastet, who can order the rest to fall in line.
Presumably the crystals are one of the few things he can't easily reproduce. Interesting. Because of exotic materials, or an exotic process the Ring can't duplicate?
And you'll have the advantage going in. Never go into a fight with less numbers than your enemy.
Jolly cooperation! ...With a tyrant who's part of an oppressive empire. Still, things can change.
Not a test of skill, one of character.
Politicking not to your taste, Mahes? Understandable from a soldier.
Less stress, less problems. A good way to live... If it weren't for the fact it's built on the backs of your people.
Ah, really deepening that fake background story, Paulmon. Nicely done.
Ooh, that is a good question. The Grey boys may be higher tech, but they're less potent overall due to cultural prerogatives and stagnation... But if they're roused, they can make one hell of a mess..
Though hopefully nudging them into a more benevolent fashion in the long run. Also, it sounds like you're paraphrasing the Emperor.
Sidetrip to Abydos, perhaps? Or has he got a few hidden away in his wreck?
Doctrines that focus on 'fighting to kill, not to scare'? Or things that would be considered 'dishonourable', like ambush and covert operations?
Well. And given the timing, he can even get them brand new, mint condition, for his personal collection!
Yes, because that would draw the Replicators to the Galaxy.
Not unless Zoat seriously nerfs Ancient technology.
'our logistics'
Ha! No.
Or he might say: "Wait, seriously? Why are you harvesting tissue from existing clones to clone new bodies? Why not just digitise your earlier genetic structure and replicate new genetic strands based on that as-needed"?
Unfortunately, in the Stargate universe early Games Workshop took a rather different direction. 7th Edition Laserburn just doesn't compare.
Canon. Bastet becomes an active participant, does okay, then gets bodied by Anubis because she's out of position and has used up all her reserves.
There are plenty of human civilisations more oppressive. Sparta, Dahomey and the Aztecs to name but a few.
Of Mankind or Palpatine?
He suspects that the US military has already looted Abydos, and almost certainly has the place well defended. The second one.
I'm going to be generous and assume that there's some reason why jaffa fight like they do. Like, Ma'tok were needed to punch through trinium armour or asgard force fields, then everyone slimmed down their armour because it wasn't stopping the weapons everyone used, but only a few places have realised that means that a Zat'nik'tel is now strictly superior due to maneuverability and rate of fire.
Thank you, corrected.
Laserburn, huh? Part of the primordial soup of strategy gaming that brought us Warhammer 40k, and supposedly, X-Com by way of it's spiritual predecessor, Laser Squad. That's a deep cut (From a power weapon.
No save!)True, and I suppose life under the Goa'uld is pretty fine, unless your local 'God' is feeling particularly testy that day and you're unlucky...
Little bit of both. I'm reminded of that TTS speech that gave Decius that pope-hat-boner... And then it went more than a little Sith...
