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nicesss1yrReplied to Karl_Marx_7645They know what he knows
"Look at what you have wrought, Mr. Larkinson! You are the progenitor of the Vulcan Empire! Your meddling of the past has led to the rise of a dwarven state that has always rested on a foundation that is deeply flawed. It is through your reckless and thoughtless actions that the division among the Vulcanites existed in the first place. A destructive civil war was already on the horizon. Yet instead of using your abilities to mend the wounds and temper the Vulcanites as you have done with the Hexers, you instead abused your craft to escalate the conflict, thereby causing it to set the Vulcan Empire aflame!"- nicesss1yrPosted
Just checking at 4400+ chapters and counting. This is my favourite book on this site. I have been with novel for 3+ years already. I was there for the dreaded war arc. This is still above a lot of the trash power fantasy on this site. Exlor has a messy vision for this novel, but still a novel. It doesnt fall apart after hundred chapter. The world building is very f****** good and flexible enough to allow room for growth. There are still things that i want to read about. Enough d*** riding, the characters can be bland at times that are not part of the main cast. Also Exlor is a master of filler, he releases 3 chapter a day without a fail. So sometimes you can see spelling mistakes (not often) and quality of the writing goes down, but cant fault him for that, cause if he wrote with the same brevity as his earlier chapter, we wouldnt get anywhere. TLDR: If you are tired of Power fantasies and like mechs, read this.
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Re-reading a bit of the earlier story and have to pay respect.
Joshua drained the energy drink down his throat and tossed the can to the ground. A cleaning bot appeared out of nowhere to take the garbage away. - nicesss1yrReplied to BruceBanano
No, author would never.
"Hmmm at some level they do. All mechs possess computing power. Without processors to regulate a mech's operations, the pilot would be overwhelmed by irrelevant data. They act as the unconscious mind of a human's body. Since the infrastructure for an unconscious mind already exists, who's to say a mech can't also support a thinking mind?" - nicesss1yrCommented
Kinda baseless, since they dont know everything abou phase whales. For all we know the big two have hunted only the "third raters" of the phase whale civilization.
The phase whales, the nunsers, the puelmers, the orvens and even the voribugs never experienced the pressure of total war that could drive them to extinction. - nicesss2yrCommented
is there a minor mta faction for the advancement of robot rights?
Whatever the case, Melkor began to regret entering this dreary water hole. Half the lights weren't working and the air filtration system was close to failing. The floor was sticky with dried beer and the cleaning bots had been kicked too many times to clean up all of the messes. - nicesss2yrCommented
wonder if he is a mech pilot or some powerful sorcerer.
"I don't intend to bring us into Rubarth." He told her. "It's a powerful first-rate superstate, but it is filled with intrigue, rivalries and power plays. Those imperial princes really aren't joking around. Then there is their father, the Star Emperor. I don't want to put our clan underneath such a powerful sovereign. He's a man, by the way. Don't you hate that, Gloriana?" - nicesss2yrCommented
BATTLE FORMATION FOR TULSA WITH THE VANDALS!
Though Tusa looked disappointed, there was nothing he could do once Ves made up his mind. Only one human in this room held all of the power in the clan, and it wasn't the expert pilot! - nicesss2yrCommented
Well he cant escape the torchbearer title
The Wild Torch - nicesss2yrReplied to Rune_Dead
Something like the cossacks. Get more privileges than your average peasant, but have to do the royalty's dirty work.
If the Larkinsons hadn't become so indoctrinated about serving the Republic, they would have been able to recognize that the state continually treated them like slaves! - nicesss2yrReplied to Exeter711
nope
Of course, the Fallen Retribution easily blocked the sword with its heavy hammer. Even if the chainsword managed to strike the armor of the dwarven mech, it wouldn't have been able to deal any significant damage. - nicesss2yrReplied to WarStrider72Ch 3507 Zenomon Gamma
- nicesss2yrCommentedCh 3489 Belittled By Mech
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Manifest destiny
[Correct. In the Age of Conquest, humanity managed to grow explosively in strength after our scientists have obtained samples and data on a vast amount of alien tech. By studying and reverse-engineering the technological culminations of other alien civilizations, we turn their best accomplishments into our own gains! I have little doubt that if the unidentified alien shielding tech employed by the Urthinans has any advantages over conventional technology, we will soon see the benefits in the next generation of technological advancements.] - nicesss2yrReplied to Arktus
KEtchup
Katien Tievos wasn't actually a light mech specialist. Instead, she excelled in defensive systems. She adopted a special armor system to the Phazeon that caused its exterior to exhibit some of the properties of non-Newtonian fluids. - nicesss2yrReplied to Stratax52Ch 3420 Greater Beyonder Gate
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I would call it anarchist or Libertarian
"How can a faction of the MTA exist that openly calls for its collapse?" Ves couldn't help but ask. "Isn't that hostile behavior?" - nicesss2yrCommented
LarkCoin
"We have made steady progress." Raymond Billingsley-Larkinson slowly answered. "If there is a great need for it, we can implement our own internal currency within a week, but that will lead to a lot of economic disruption. For the best results, I recommend we wait until we have reached the Red Ocean and settled down for a bit before we gradually phase in the changes. We do not have to replace hex credits with our own Larkinson currency all at once."