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If you just start a regular campaing with the default settings as Nagash, thing make absolutely no sense:

By default the "End Times" can happen around turn 100, by this time you will maybe have two to three mortachs unlucked. Fine, you can adjust that in that campaign setting. Your fault for not knowing that.

... but even after that things get silly.

Here are some of the Mortrach requirments:

To unlock a special hero necromancer: oh build up a city far off from your capital (yes there is a teleport) to level 5, and get like ten elite units. By the way, the guy recruits at level 1 by default. Enjoy him in turn 100, I guess?

Oh one of the easier Mortarchs is Luthor. His faction is so

Okay so, I see Sister Worm mentioned frequently here as a fun start. I just gave it a try and I have some questions:

• what are recommended tools to kill vampires? I don't have access to the dominate power and murder schemes seem impossible to pull off

• How do I even get Urge Taint points? I literally can't find anything about that on the internet and they seem vital to her personal content.

• Any advice on how to grow the economy as tribal? Is it just raid all the time?

• Any other advice to scale up this character? In my current run I just gobbled up territory and focused on the moon lifestyle that lets you reincarnate at the end. That was moderately succesful but other players around

I am almost done with my playthrough as a firemage / later water mage / Xardas cosplayer. And boy, what a ride.

First off, the firebolt rune - the first one you can get without even being a mage proper - is just too busted. It's mana/damage value is off the charts. I basically nuked everything up until chapter three with zero efforts just by spamming fire bolts and smoking a ton of weed.

... later spells are in a terrible shape though. Ball Lightning and Fireball have serious issues with hitboxes. They will just detonate on random blades of grass or rock outcroppings in funky ways, often missing the targets. Their wind up is also obscenely slow, compared again to just spamming firebolt.

Die Thematik zwischen Demografie und Immobilien kommt hier im Sub ab und an mal auf, meistens unter der Idee, dass wenn die geburtenstarken Jahrgänge irgendwann mal verkaufen, dann ganz viele billge Immobilien auf den Markt kommen.

Ich habe speziell zu Einfamilienhäusern mal etwas recherchiert. Bitte nachfolgend Wohnung einmal ausblenden.

Was ist ein Einfamilienhaus? Es ist ein Haus, in das eine Familie (in der Regel dimensioniert mit Kindern im Sinne) passen kann. Familien mit kleinen Kindern bestehen in der Regel aus Eltern die in den 20er-40er Jahren sind. Leute, die mit 50+ Kinder bekommen sind eher selten.

Wie viele Einfamilienhäuser gibt es in Deutschland? Etwa 30% de

Frage: Ist das Schimmel? Antwort: Ja.

Frage: Was kann ich für die Küche noch verlangen? Antwort: Gar nichts mehr. Deine Presspahnplatten verlieren die Hälfte des Wertes, sobald du vom Parkplatz des Küchenstudios fährst. Niemand will deinen ranzigen Ofen kaufen.

Frage: Darf ich wegen [Bagatelle hier einfügen] die Miete mindern? Antwort: Nein.

Frage: Ich hab X in meiner Mietwohnung kaputt gemacht. Bekomme ich meine Kaution wieder? Antwort: Nein.

Frage: Was kann ich machen, wenn mein Nachbar laut ist? Antwort: Lernen mit Oropax zu schlafen oder umziehen.

Okay guys, so you will not believe it...

I just ran like the best military invasion... nobody has ever seen anything like it. I made Venezuela my Puppet so fast. The British would not believe it...

Now I wanna run the place... sell all the oil... which they stole from me... but how do I keep them from like... disliking me?

Ich habe 2024 ein Haus in der historischen Altstadt einer Deutschen Stadt erworben. Die Straßen sind aus dem Mittelalter, entsprechend alles Fußgängerzone, kaum bis wenig befahrbar, bis auf einige wenige Tiefgaragen. Zu dem Haus gehörte ein Tiefgarangenstellplatz, den ich für 22.000€ mit gekauft habe.

Ich habe kein Auto. Ich fahre Fahrrad. Ein wesentlicher Grund, warum ich mir ein Haus in einer Nachbarschaft aus der Zeit des zweiten Kreuzzuges gekauft habe, ich weil ich gern Dinge zu Fuß erledige und Autos nicht mag.

Ich möchte diesen Stellplatz vermieten. Die Tiefgaragenplätze sind selten und heiß begehrt bei den autovernarrten Deutschen. Also wird gerechnet.

... der Stellplatz hat mich

People often repeat the phrase "Warhammer is Satire", or more specifically "The Imperium of Man are not the good guys". I'd be curious to hear this community's take on it, especially as it relates to rogue trader.

My personal opinion is that the setting of 40k contains satirical elements, often with the intention of criticizing real life elements. For example, the absurd levels of zealotry put on by the clergy in 40k can be seen as critical of real life fanatism. So far so good.

But where I get issues is when I look at how individual pieces of media are executed in the 40k setting. Taking rogue trader as an example: am I supposed to think that I am playing the bad guy in this story

Okay yeah, the last batch of DLCs was alright, quality-wise. But why is the AI still so fucked?

• It's a tremendous coward, even for factions where that is super immersion breaking. The greenskin horde should not be skittish on the attack, unless they can muster an easy 2:1 advantage.

• The AI will happily conga-line its troops across the whole map, just to attack the player, disregarding more immediate threats on their border.

• Enemies of an AI conga-lining towards you, will happily disregard the opportunity of totally undefended territories, and just wait for their enemies to fuck with you.

• The AI is utterly unable to form any sort of faction-appropriate strategic objective. The Em

I am close to wrapping up Chapter 2. I get wiped out in void ship combat after one or two turns. What am I missing? Is there some way to farm Ship XP or get better gear?