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You can bring down the smaller mechs, but the big guys take a concerted effort to shut down. Softens them up, but mortars are shrapnel weapons when you look at the damage distribution. Point to keep in mind though, Devastator barrages aren't so decisive against mechanoids. But I was shocked to BREAK the attack force so utterly in one strike.

And I had plenty of rounds fabbed to be ready for a followup. (I honestly would too if I was charging head-first into an force capable of military strikes.)ĭevastator Mortars ROCK. The survivors who didn't get downed ran like chicken shits immediately. Half of them dead instantly, a chunk of them barely alive and twitching, and instantly broke the morale of the raiding party. In a single, spaced barrage, I dropped nearly the entire formation. They were just getting settled into their staging point when I unloaded a four-mortar devastator volley (five rounds per mortar). I think I mentioned before, but a while back, I think it was in the A16 build, I had a 75+ raiding party attack me. You should see what a devastator mortar barrage does to an attacking party.

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And once I've got hyperweave coming in, I'll be pushing to take my colony full bionic. Once the comms console is up, that stuff can net you a mint with a textiles or bulk goods trader.

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I'm going to try out the industrial mod at some point and see if I can't get cloth and devilstrand production automated. I've got my quarry up so I can get stone without having to scout chunks from across the map and I'm making a beeline for enhancing production. WTF Ami is haxx at learning!) up enough to get component production online. I've got power, I've got plumbing, I've got the master freezer, I just got a training console online and jumped mercury's crafting skill (seriously, she went from level 0 to level 8 in four days. the only place with a cooler at the time.ĭespite slow progress, the main center of the town is up and running. They would have cooked if I hadn't restricted them to the makeshift hut. My Senshi were fine (Battlemaid Costumes protected them), but two newcomers were walking around with but an armor vest and two pairs of pants between them. Nobody ever threatened to starve as I treated food as a very critical point of failure the entire time.Īlso had a heat wave that cranked temperatures up to 55C (almost 130 F) a little ways in, and before I had everything up and running. Mainly because keeping it from rotting away was a race of production to consumption. I started in an Arid Shrubland biome with them, and the first year was a struggle to maintain food for a while. I notice that failures tend to come in clusters. I didn't bother making Venus this time around (I SHOULD have).īetween the four of them starting, none of them really had experience in useful construction or crafting skills, so Usagi and co wasted more materials FAILING to build FLOORS. Plus, her lightning attacks can do some pretty sweet stuff. Jupiter is a cooking DIVA and I haven't seen a single case of food poisoning. Mars doesn't have much that's outstanding, but firebolt can kill critters quickly enough. Research is super fast before you even get the bonus gear going.

Mercury has an ungodly 150% learning buff and has already maxed out Intellectual skill before Year 2 is even out.

Usagi can't do jack shit, but she sets off more inspiration moments and is a cheerful godsend for the whole group. So, between prepare carefully, psychology, rim magic, my cute ear, and maid project costumes, I have been able to make Sailor Senshi Pawns.