I am completely unexpected in the field of glass blowing. However my dad’s favorite whiskey glass broke. I was wondering if it would be possible to reuse it for something else because it used to belong to his late grandmother. Is this possible, and if it is what issues should I expect to run into?
I love the chaos dwarves in general and Drazowath in specific. After a few hundred hours of playing with them on VH/VH I have a strat that I want to go for but can’t. For most of the game I want 2 armies together doing stuff while the rest of my empire is defended by some massive garrisons. This seems to be impossible because practically every single city on the map can be walked around. I get that the chaos wastes themselves are big open deserts of hell energy but even the areas that should be natural choke points just aren’t. For Drazowath I’m specifically thinking of the island to his south east with the ogres and basically all of Goldtooths land. I’m sure there’s a bunch of others but honestly I haven’t played in so long just because of how much this bothers me.
I’ve tried everything I can think of but whenever I build something up the enemy will do one of 2 things. First they will just walk around it like at the island. In Goldtooths mountain area they’ll just walk around to another settlement because every tower is after a crossroads. I’d love a vanilla answer to this but honestly I’d be happy with just a red circle that will like make the red circle for the cities bigger. Not like it would help in the mountains but it’s better than literally nothing.
Rant time: This feels like such an actively awful decision design wise. The chorfs to me are a faction that can’t sustain many armies until the way late game. So the game will give them tools to be able to survive until then while still being able to expand. If it didn’t you wouldn’t be able to do much of anything because going to conquer one area would leave every other front of your empire vulnerable. These tools are mainly the Mortar building, some of the conclave abilities, and the beefiest garrisons I have seen. The game doesn’t actually let you use these tools how it wants you. Because that stuff is all a pretty heavy thumb on the scale but it’s not remotely enough to be able to hold off a 20 stack with like 5 laborers and a basic warrior. So investing in a lot of them just feels like burning gold.