Trashtalk on Lancer (Long Rim): Lich 

I thought that’s how they got most of their mech patterns. Like it found them Instead of the other way around

@@lead6231 well Balrog I think was invented by someone in the baronies, and Kobold was invented by rebels basically adapting to what they had to work with, but I believe most of the others were invented by them. May have to reread thougu

I figured since the Lich is able to manipulate time(and also the console log saying that the horus members were the authors, just in the future), that it was invented by them, but not yet

@@Mythtic so basically USHABTI but it's a fkin mech

​@@lazydroidproductions1087 kobold apparently wasn the mining equipment these rebels injected with Horus code they got their hands on (apparently) You basicslly make an excavator molt into a kobold

We are all Red Comets here.

Accurate

It is true

Well yes, but actually no- your OP is the way you decide to go with your mech as in- Manticore, there are far more ways to use it than just deciding to CASTIGATE and explode violently on thy enemies You can become bait for the enemy, or single one enemy out for your team to kick while you become an emp grenade so someone can gun down the rest of their goons (Mourning cloak will probably thank you for getting that one enemy separate from their buddies so it can shank it in the dead of night)

Syndrome would be proud.

I Command it to eat grime

Idk why but that’s makes it sound I’m the cockroach

and you just gave me ideas on what style of looks I will give to my Lich if I play lancer (I already obliged to myself to make all my mech look like insects, and Kobold definetly gonna be a MOLE CRICKET)

The Flea always jumps...

And if get uppity you suplex the little shit

It is also eerily similar to the main protagonist of the Faith series.

​@@connorsmith4319that because it's same TTS system

*ENEMY LICH HAS BEEN SPOTTED* Me: RUSH'EM LADS! LET'S GOOOOOOO

I also love the use of XCOM music in the intro before the jumpscare, lol

I think Calendula is a better limbo lol

WARFRAME MENTIONED

I know this comment is a year old, but can I please get an explanation for this? This sounds cool

@@NoFoxGiven-jf1sp Upon revisiting this content, I may have intended something more along the lines of self-sacrifice or martyrdom, but with the motivation being a compulsion to be in a state of suffering or negativity. That, or some manner of attention whore where the "attention" is negative conditions and harm (at least that's what the Core Passive and Power sounded like). "Other people are feeling bad? Nuh uh. No way. Only *I* get to feel bad and be in pain. *No* one else. *ME* and *ONLY* me can feel this bad!" One thing's for sure: I want to go back in time (Lich style, bb) and ask my past self to properly clarify my thought process.

I know this comment is two years old, but can I please get an explanation for this? This sounds cool

@@DaBlueIghuana Because Lich can juggle the fabric of continuity (more or less) and the possibilities present therein, it can choose to maximize it's potential benefit from a situation (positioning, damage avoidance, opponent neutralization, etc.). However, in doing so it and its pilot becomes intimately aware of the drawbacks of their interference, seeing how their actions or lack of them will shake the future, forcing the observer (you) to begin to question their relevance and importance. Simultaneously you are subject to the gravity of your decisions and their subjective/relative importance in the ongoing cosmic play of the universe. An example: you are a Lich pilot, and you're on deployment with a Goblin and Monarch pilot, tasked to stop a combative wing of a militant group planning an insurrection. On the field, a grunt has just leveled out their rocket launcher and has fired on your heavily-damaged Goblin ally. If you and your piloted Lich decide to let that be that, that same grunt will allow their squad to carry on to their next objective, securing a safe position, at which point you and your group's efforts will be finished and you can leave, one less person in your entourage, but the grunt and their group will go on to make history and save their colony from a ruthless tyrant whose goals were all soaked in blood and greed. But you choose that moment -- where the grunt begins to level out their launcher -- to stutter the continuity, preserving your Goblin and allowing your Monarch compatriot to level the bunker the grunt and their squad were fortifying. Your team secure the position, this wing of the insurrection becomes neutralized, your tasks completed. The tyrant goes on to crush this small rebellion, and his status quo is restored. Three years hence, and the colony is a smoldering stretch of craters with buildings reduced to the most pristine, bloodied marble and space-worthy steel. Innumerable corpses line the streets, all who are left alive either weep openly or imprison their cries as tears stream their faces until the wells run dry. All because you had the chance to make a choice, and you took it. You had the power to keep something from happening. You don't know whether it mattered at all, and no one will ever look at you and think "this was *your* fault". No one will ever know. Except you. You'll know. Summing up: in a Lich, you become able to make the choices you want, and change the outcomes of the ones you don't. You get the chance to do a double take on your own decisions in case you don't like the initial turnout. Everything gets sort of detached, and you don't know how to feel. But somehow, "sorrowful" seems to always find its way to you. (Wow. Uh, my bad, b. That was a bit much. Also, mostly me talking out my ass, so only take it as seriously as you feel like. Plus, my recollection of the thoughts I was having at the time of writing the main comment on Lich are long gone, so I was guessing what my own meaning it interpretation may have been. Regardless, thanks for asking, and have fun!)

@@berniebroig8745 I know this comment is 20 minutes old, but can I please get an explanation for this? This sounds cool

Lich is not a machine. Lich has not been printed or built. Lich is one with .

The other one is only Mourning Cloak, whose made from material from DHYED, which, probably made from Lich

I HAVE NOT BEEN HERE. I DO NOT KNOW WHERE HE IS.

THIS! Specifically the Power Groups. Go with Union, The Baronies, The Aun, and etc. Short, simple like you've been doing.

He has begun

God it would be incomprehensible but I'd love it

I mean Medusa was according to myth just one of 3 gorgons. Or was it that there were more than 3, but only the three were named in the myth? I forget.

hmmm Koschei looking at it from the Polish perspective an *absolutely literal, word-for-word* translation, disregarding *any and all* cultural implications and memery would be *BONER*

Considering that the Pegasus was originally gonna be called the Beholder (& still kept a lot of eye-themed motif in it's core power & some of the licences,) I'm pretty sure the D&D referencing was intentional (& so was having enough plausible deniability incorporated into the naming convention so they didn't get sued.) Besides, who's to say one of the progenitors of HORUS didn't stumble across the full text of "D&D 50th Edition" in some old archive somewhere & got inspired...?

@@adamlyders7901 The names of HORUS mechs are actually Union reporting names, so some Union bureaucrat is a D&D nerd.

More like THE BONED ONE Fuck, still funny

This!!!

Unfortunately unlike the player mechs, the NPCs are paid content, so it is unlikely he can do a video on them.

Emperor License?

​@@kategrant2728 massif-press.itch.io/the-emperor It is currently in development with the White Witch license.

Drink deep!

It's from Lich.

Twin Peaks probably... "This is the water and this is the well, drink full and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes, the dark within."

You can use any part of any license on any mech as soon as you have them. So at LL1 you can use the stuff from your first mech license on your Everest. Or at LL4, you can have 3 in Lich and 1 in Goblin and use the stuff from Goblin on Lich and vice versa.

You probably know this by now but he has custom works now.

i just go here for the magic. simulationcorner.net/index.php?page=sam

@@11dragonkid11 Thank you! How do you record it? I'm thinking of using it in the future for running my own campaigns

@@VoiceQuills I used Audacity to record the sound.

@@11dragonkid11 Awesome, thank you!

It... hasn't come out yet?

drink deep, and descend

@@SuperiorFanBase but it has will it?

I don’t recognize the bodies I don’t recognize the bodies I don’t recognize the bodies I will not enter the water I don’t recognize the bodies

Except that really wouldn't work because the pilot has to be the original Manticore pilot.

simulationcorner.net/index.php?page=sam Right here but are you sure? I pick this specifically because it sounded painful to my ears.

I use this simulationcorner.net/index.php?page=sam

Where could I find that? I hadn't heard of it before.

@@jakecoverdale462 (I'm joking, cos of the lich's time travel lore)

Commodore Sam

It's in the title, it came from the Long Rim supplement

I don't think that was here? At least that's what I remembered

Frustratingly slowly on Davinci Resolve

@@11dragonkid11 Seems I gotta buy that and do a few tutorials next paycheck, either way good job it was really immersive

@@spazzdude9493 don't worry, davinci resolve is free

If I'm remembering correctly they're all quotes from those abilities! Each weapon/trait/system/etc comes with a bit of flavor text, and each one played corresponds with the one described. If you upload the Long Rim lcp to COMP/CON you can take a look :^)

It was a X Com Battlescape ost, the very first one.

@11dragonkid Thanks, mate

If you mean the Lich speech, it's from here simulationcorner.net/index.php?page=sam

Vibeing

Only through Glitch Time

​@@11dragonkid11ahh, that's a good trick. Giving it to ally and then taking it back. Thanks.

This system would be very useful for Mourning Cloak Skirmisher.