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"The Shadows Have Eyes..." includes 22 craft, 2 outposts, and an entirely new block palette tailored to the flavor of the Xel'At Qarr...."
The Mantrik Priests of the Xel'at Imperium practice mantras, repetitive chanting of power words and syllable structures, to create a kind of pseudo-arcane waveforce that when enhanced by their Echoic Amplifier technology allows the Mantriks to manipulate the very fabric of space-time itself (hence teleportation). They are both feared and respected and are a social class wholly outside the structure of the rest of the Xel'at Imperium. Also....my apologies for what I imagine must be a very wordy and most likely confusing "explanation" >.<
For those of you that would remind me that there isn't a medium for sound to travel through space I would have you note that 1) The void isn't space, it's the void...slight difference here and 2) Xel'at Mantras echo transdimensionally ;)
To answer your question: Yes, they should be able to slice clean through asteroids. Also, If you're doing awesome ninja dives that slice enemy ships in half, then hopping back using the Echoic Amplifier, then re-slicing the same ship for the kill...That's pretty awesome :)
The following is the original flavor text for the diamonds blade launcher that unfortunately wouldn't fit snuggly in the usual space allotted to block descriptions and so was left out, like so many others: "The planet T'Aarkas is well known for the endless diamond mines that riddle its sun-blasted surface where the millions of slaves that inhabit the planet live out their short and meaningless lives to keep the Qaar-Mantriks supplied with these blades."
The lore passage is in the middle of the wall of text that is the Aug. 30th update.
Your Diamond Blades miiiiiiiight need a tweak though. Are they supposed to let you make a ship that can literally cut asteriods in half? I literally slam into it blade first and it just cuts cleanly through the entire length of the roid. Same goes for any poor ship I manage to catch and combined with a teleport I can do one pass slice it in half and teleport back in to cut it into thirds.
Seriously those ain't diamond blades they're made out of freaking plotonium!
The focus for this episode is actually quite different from #1 and I feel the palette/faction does a fair job of bringing a variety of interesting design possibilities while not offering a terribly obvious or easy way to dominate everything.
Anyhow, would love to hear how you guys feel about playing through as the Xel'At; y'know, standard things such as likes, dislikes, all of that lovely feedback stuff :D
As far as I know, no one has had any issue with this mod and I'm fairly confident the regions.lua is perfectly good to go. Sorry I couldn't be more help...
Also, I encourage you (and everyone else who plays Reassembly) to get on the forums @ www.anisopteragames.com/forum and join in the discussion. The more players we have requesting AI changes/updates the better the chance that Arthur (the developer) might look into doing so and from what I can see, he seems to pay more attention to the forums on the games official website than he does the Steam Reassembly Forums.
Thanks again for your comment and thanks for playing! :D
Others might like GTA or some of those TV shows about badguys, but yeah, no, and SERIOUSLY GTA DESTROYS YOUR SOUL!
As for stories along the line of what you are talking about, there are some good short stories in Skyrim, Elder Scrolls lore, etc.
The other reason was because I know some people just LOVE playing bad guys (looking @ Vici) and I wanted to give them one that wasn't the yet-to-be-seen "Dark Ones." I'm not personally one of those that likes playing the villain and I think that's one of the reasons it took so long to be "happy" with them.
Anyhow, thanks for your comment and thanks for playing! :D
I find it a bit regrettable that it reminds anyone of the Middle East and the hate mongering of those certain sects of people and individuals but I can't help but see your point in saying so.
I really hoped to tell the story of a people who were once a shining example of heroism; justice, glory, self-sacrifice and all of that, who suffered a long series of unfortunate events that eventually led them to be the opposite; Injust, petty, vain, backstabbing, and self-serving.
In fact, as I mentioned there's actually quite a bit more to this short story and I intend to post it in it's entirety at some point. Oh....and if you thought this excerpt from the story was dark...heh...
Thanks Lap! I really appreciate the kind words and I hope you have a good time with the mod!
On the notion of a crossover, the rather plain sounding names in the Heirs to the Void setting like"The Dark Ones" or "the Inner Worlds" were left broadly generic because I really hope to give the players a Setting and Universe where they can feel free to imagine whatever they like without feeling bound by restrictions imposed by the setting itself.
I just think it would be the coolest thing if we all had a Universe to share and tell stories in, and inspire each other :D
The Laporiens are very impressed. That's some good military chatta-ma-wattle. :D
You know... now I want to finnish the Starglow Galactic Purificurate simply to write a nice long story. Haha!
Maybe a Universe Crossover at one point? Haha. ;)
Also, man... those are some attractive ships.
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