I know there's no actual answer to this, and it could vary wildly based on unit and time period.
Still, curious what you guys think in your head when you're playing. If you give it any thought at all that is lol.
Based on the roles your units play, taking and holding land, taking cities, ect, I'd say they probably represent a Division, at least in the modern age.
I searched for this info a bit but it still wasn't clear so I'll try to ask this as straight forward as possible.
If you have a tile with forest on top of hills, and you go to build a mine on it, it will tell you doing this will remove the forest. Does accepting that provide you with any bonus production for the removal, or is that only provided if you brought a builder in before hand and specifically chopped the trees down first?
Then likewise, exact same question but instead of building a mine, placing a district on-top of a tile, and the game telling you it will remove the forest. Do you need to chop before hand to get the bonus production?
I keep seeing that the game recently got a pretty huge update to its systems and I'm curious if it solved one my only issues with the game.
Have they done anything with the difficulty of the game? When I played it, the world leveled up with you so every mob was always scaled to your level, except they were mind numbingly easy and it made it so it really didn't matter how I built my character.
How is the difficulty these days? If I wanna create a new character and go around questing and experiencing the storylines in the different zones am I going to be stuck on easy mode the entire time?
With the 10th company consisting of 100 Vanguard Marines, how do you think The Raptors structure them?
I don't believe there is any official answer to this, so more just curious how you think they would logically put them together, with it being such a core group in their combat doctrine.
I was thinking something like Squads 1&2 Infiltrators, 3&4 Incursors, 5&6 Reivers, 7&8 Eliminators, 9&10 Suppressors.
I know they aren't codex compliant and operate in the form of Crusades. But once a Crusade is underway, what does the force generally look like? Do they field tactical and assault squads? Infiltrators?
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Is it litterally make it up as they go based on what they need or is there a general template on their structure?
Wish we had some higher squad number options on the right shoulder. An Assault would not be in the 6th squad, they would be 7 or 8.
Likewise a Devastator/Heavy would be 9 or 10.
Are we playin space marines or are we just pretending to play space marines man?
Give me a game that in your opinion nails the Warrior class.
Can be Fantasy, Sci Fi, or anywhere in between.
The vibe I'm talking about is that of a Juggernaut. Kicking in doors. Shield bashing fools. Grappling. Weapons. Armor. Overpowering enemies.
Space Marine 2 kind of hits what I'm looking for, but not necessarily a horde style shooter like that. Can be a fast paced action game, or a slow turn based RPG. Really open to anything that you feel hits that Warrior feeling best, from any genre of game.
Are you guys hitting +Weapon Damage or xCritical Strike Damage when you masterwork your Eaglehorn?
Maxroll's guides show to put it on xCrit, but I always thought weapon damage beats everything.
Just had this drop for me. I've never done the immortal Barb thing, and right now pretty much all my gear has a shit ton of +Health on it.
Wondering if it's worth it to roll it all off and take all health out of my paragon board to make this work?
How are you guys keeping Berserking up?
I usually just throw on Anger Management and not worry about it but haven't come across the aspect yet.
Just incase anyone is wondering. God damn that was the best the class has ever felt leveling to me. Tons of different sources of vulnerable, tons of mobility. Felt great. I was locked in a flow state just zooming around and smashing the shit out of everything with zero downtime. They nailed the Barbarian feel.
The charge variant that gives you 3 charges, that ALL come back when the cooldown is up feels really good.
Also random info, flails seem to function as maces for the sake of their Weapon mastery stuff.