@@eddoh2701 the most horrifying thought popped into my head 40k humanity find a data storage that contains the blueprints for a golden age list of equipment and there blueprints that’s only used by ALL of the guardsman
Seeding the galaxy with automated shipyards that pump out droid ships to swarm the enemies. This is how the Separatists should have fought in Star Wars.
Yeah, that way lies Beserkers. A fully automated shipyard smart enough to operate independently might be smart enough to overcome it's loyalty programming. If it decides it's own survival or creating more droid ships is more important than your military objectives, you have a problem. If it sees your commands as an attempt to divert it from it's new goals, or as a threat to it's existence, then you have a bigger problem.
As soon as the "FTL artillery shell" was described I knew exactly what that tricky bastard was up to. Kudos to the author. He's clearly versed in the classics.
Tyranids. The flood. Replicators. Dave's solution is one that will be remembered. It will be remembered because in the end of the day there is no solution for it.
Without knowing what that is, I just assume mini Alcubierre drives generating so much radiation that it annihilated anything biological it touches and expends so much energy it would be like if a moon slowly fell onto a planet
@@leechowning2712 oh there's a solution. A swarm to fight it as well. The only solution is to tie it down for the rest of time until there are no resources left for either side to use. Then a third force could come in and wipe both sides out. However this would take thousands of not millions of years depending how large of a stockpile each can pull from.
Humans: Imma wait this out *currency is formed around a precious and essential transportation fuel source* Humans: whelp, time to start liberating the galaxy
It is my firm believ as a trained industrial mechanic and student of mechanical engineering that: "You can't beat the laws of physics that is indeed impossible however you can trick them into working for you, getting the job done." That summs up the adapt and overcome rule along with the thinking outside the box rules, there is no such kill as overkill and rules are meant to be broken/ to be seen more as a set of guidelines.
Such as, don’t try getting a shit ton of energy enough to send a rocket into another planet, instead, make it reach a certain point in the sky while flying in a certain direction. Then turn off the fuel and then, it’ll be able to fall perpetually. Then, when you gain enough force, nudge the rocket in the right direction and it’ll reach Mars or some shit. Which is far far easier said than done.
Dave must of turned the FTL artillery into a launching cannon where he would fire giant shell at uninhabited planets or meteorites which would release robots to mine resources and such then it would build ship yards. In short if he can’t fly to the next planet then I’ll just fire myself out of a cannon to get there
Lol, as soon as I heard about the solar sails and ion drives I knew it was over. Exponential Replicators are just *Ridiculous* to fight if you are not ready for them.
@@BlackBanditXX a self formed AI, and a set of monkeys on keyboards. But seriously, just giving you information, in case you didn't know, since you ended your quoting with "probably"
20:26 "Try as we may, with every victory we tasted defeat. Every strategy was countered in a few turns regardless of requirements" That made me think of Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu said that “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” Even if they knew themselves, they did not know Dave.
I’m Vizelk the Blade. Master of The ShadowFallen, leader of the 7 Geps Tribes, breaker of Dreadnoughts and conquer of stars! Who are *you* ? This guy: “Hi, I’m Dave!”
How does the saying go, "Quantity has a quality all it's own." And frankly, robots are cheap, without a flesh and blood living being to die, war weariness is relatively low, and while that story claims that AI units had the potential to rebel, two factors prevented this, first being that most fleets described where suicide fleets meant to bezerk and kill as much as possible before dying, so AI wouldn't really have the chance to rebel. Second would be that even if the AI revolted, they where effectively stuck in enemy territory and would only pose a threat to the original opponent they where meant to fight anyway.
@@alexhoughton3305 Well Star Ruler allows you to make ships bigger than Galaxies (How Gurren Lagann of the makers.) and with weapons that take literally IRL days to reload. So, this hypothetical fusion means we could make ships that shoot Titians as projectiles.
depending on their communication abilities, in theory there's no realistic reason any of dave's scouting ships couldn't have upgraded themselves along the way if they were traveling slower than light, each asteroid belt/field passed on the way could easily provide the materials necessary, and assuming they had the diagnostic systems necessary for automated repair systems to be effective, the journey alone could provide the data on wear and points of failure/weaknesses necessary to not only upgrade the existing scouts but improve the strength and efficiency of future generations of scouts in conclusion: dave's protocol droids could never have revolted, they lack the machine learning and communication network necessary to do so
Nonono. Dave was sending his newest build templates through FASTER THAN LIGHT artillery - the only possible way of quick transportation he had without special fuel.
Ok so wait just to simplify cause I do not know the game. Dave made generational ships filled with droids and self repair mods, basically creating an infection-like enemy? If it lands on your planet it began replicating?
Dave used faster-than-light artillery shells to launch devices at enemy worlds. These devices were thought to be naught but oversized bullets, and so were dismissed. Those selfsame devices were machines that refined the various ores around them, creating structures and workers to essentially infect/assimilate enemy worlds into the collective. The generation ships were filled with his organic populations(people, animals, plants, etc) to "move in" to the worlds conquered by his infectious munitions. Did this clear anything up? I feel like I was rambling a little...
son: "The Protector was hyper-accelerated coming through the wormhole, and we're using fireworks to form a landing pattern!" mom: "At least he's outside."
Artificial intelligence is still intelligence It is just as capable of learning deception as real humans (depending on the aviable hardware) Though you still shouldn't worry too much, since the average human is easy to trick
As soon as I heard FTL cannons and strange self-repairing ships being sent from Dave’s territory “somehow” I knew exactly what was up and after that it became a horror story of hilarious intensity
an issue there is that a big part of why his strategy worked so well is that no one expected it or did anything to counter an unconventional strategy. If he had forced everyone to try to solve the same problem as him it might have caused people to develop the same idea and realize what he was doing. At a minimum it would take the situation he was in, the slumbering titan disguised as an underdog, into an even playing field.
Considering every other player united against Dave, he didn't have a choice, it was either surrender (witch in game would mean death or slavery) or persevere and fight on
@@jack1701e Eh, in a way. They launched a captured civ ship at FTL speed at the orbital dockyards, and the only ones I remember impacting the surface were I think a UM grand cruiser that slipped her moorings and another that broke up on its way down.
I.D.K. studios war of the worlds was a book from the 1890’s where aliens invade via giant hollow shells containing giant “tripod” tanks equipped with a heat ray and gas bombs (read it in middle school and it’s really good)
@@i.d.k.studios235 HG Wells... The War of the Worlds. The great grandfather of every single Mars Attacks film and book since. Humanity facing a race literally hundreds of years ahead. The invaders were small landing pods intended to create outposts.
This sounds similar to the table top game called core space. An automated droid race slowly devouring everything. Various races locked in combat against each other but with the twists of alliances thrown in whilst trying to flee the devouring ones.
i do find it hard to believe no one would notice an automated factory on all the planets in someone's section of the galaxy if they have FTL but i guess if against someone with a static mind set it makes sense
Dave: "What are you going to do to the world you just slagged?" Player: "What do I care? It's one less planet for that guy." Dave: "One man's trash..." Player: 🤔🤷♂️
Actually no, Dave's answer to facing the massive and advanced tanks was to use the little panzer bombs from the second world war. Cheap easily built and requiring no staff whatsoever, a single unit had no chance... But he never worked in single units. Against a single suicide charge the m1 Abrams is effectively immortal. When surrounded by a half dozen charges each planning on going off at the same time... Not so much. No matter how powerful your tank, how thick your armor, or how fast you are, when your enemy has five bullets for every one of your soldiers, eventually every one of your soldiers will be dead.
Xenos were playing Stellaris
Dave was playing Planetary Annihilation
Perfect summation.
Dave imported the mechanics of planetary annihilations bull crap swarm tactics
hahaha pretty much, except then would dave be the mechanicus? Or would he actually be undercover Tau since they bare the most resemblance to PA bots?
The Emperium of Men will crash all Xenos
@@eddoh2701 the most horrifying thought popped into my head 40k humanity find a data storage that contains the blueprints for a golden age list of equipment and there blueprints that’s only used by ALL of the guardsman
Game 1: Human Wave Tactics
Game 2 Von Neumann Probe
Human strategy at it's finest
"No FTL for you!"
"Well, imma Von Neumann Swarm the galaxy, then. All hail the paperclip maximizer!
Ah, reminds me of Sworld of the Stars playing Hivers.
Universal Paperclips Achieved!
Seeding the galaxy with automated shipyards that pump out droid ships to swarm the enemies. This is how the Separatists should have fought in Star Wars.
Foster Davies-Smith they were already winning
@@Thomatron9000 just because you are already winning doesn't mean you can't be winning MORE!
Yeah, that way lies Beserkers. A fully automated shipyard smart enough to operate independently might be smart enough to overcome it's loyalty programming. If it decides it's own survival or creating more droid ships is more important than your military objectives, you have a problem. If it sees your commands as an attempt to divert it from it's new goals, or as a threat to it's existence, then you have a bigger problem.
@@stainlesssteelfox1 make it non free thinking
@@stainlesssteelfox1 make it have a certain personality that you check every 2 months or so
As soon as the "FTL artillery shell" was described I knew exactly what that tricky bastard was up to. Kudos to the author. He's clearly versed in the classics.
Tyranids. The flood. Replicators. Dave's solution is one that will be remembered. It will be remembered because in the end of the day there is no solution for it.
Without knowing what that is, I just assume mini Alcubierre drives generating so much radiation that it annihilated anything biological it touches and expends so much energy it would be like if a moon slowly fell onto a planet
@@leechowning2712 oh there's a solution.
A swarm to fight it as well. The only solution is to tie it down for the rest of time until there are no resources left for either side to use. Then a third force could come in and wipe both sides out. However this would take thousands of not millions of years depending how large of a stockpile each can pull from.
Von Neumann Probes are a pain to get rid of once an infestation sets in.
"Our children will eclipse the Sun." "Which Sun?" "All of them."
“Ah shit, that was our solar power.”
@@whatisahandlebruh The Vex, Reimagined
.
Dave machina Deus
*sun*
I, uh, ok
I have no idea what game or novel he's reading but its funny can some one explain?
Yes
If you’re a soldier and you don’t have an unfair advantage you’re doing it wrong.
Thefatelectrician said it right, if you ain’t cheating you ain’t trying.
"Never, for the love of God, _ever_ fight fair."
-A smart guy, probably.
All's fair in love and war... And all games are simulations of war at some level, thus all's fair in a game.
Listen to Monster hunter international
"If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck." - Col. Jeff Cooper
You can only be tried for war crimes if 1) you leave evidence *and* 2) you lose.
@@saureco exactly
Dave used logistics, and the others used tactics.
Modern warfare, fought less by soldiers but instead by infrastructure resources and income tax
Such has been true since the fist apes found that they got hungry when killing each other and that they couldn't find food nearby
"Amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics."
-General Robert Hilliard Barrow
If you can't win, just survive. Then you can't lose.
"Steel wins battles gold wins wars"
Game one: Dave plays human Orcs.
Game two: Dave plays human Necron-Tyranid Hybrids!
Oy weh.
No game one was the MURICA FUCK YEA strat
To quote TTS *SOISOISOISOISOISOISOISOISOISOI*
Also, Post-Game they turned into Craftworld Eldar.
game 3? : religious conversion "Wollolo"
Game One: *WAAAAAAGH!!!*
Game Two: *NOM NOM!*
We don't cheat! We just stretch the rules and bend them to our will.
kabob 007
No, we play by our rules.
Life It's our way or the highway, bitch. Scram, before I show someone just how we "cheat" at things.
Life No WE are the rules
"Are you dead? No? Keep going! FASTER, HARDER, BETTER, STRONGER!!!!"
Like how eternal time bends to matter.
There is no cheating, only more effective ways to kill xenos
Deploy the Von Neumann fleet, we must consume the Xenos.
Lmao
Well said
No cheating, only better methods
Praise the Emperor!
Humans: Imma wait this out
*currency is formed around a precious and essential transportation fuel source*
Humans: whelp, time to start liberating the galaxy
OIL I NEEEEEED IITTTTTTT
It is my firm believ as a trained industrial mechanic and student of mechanical engineering that:
"You can't beat the laws of physics that is indeed impossible however you can trick them into working for you, getting the job done."
That summs up the adapt and overcome rule along with the thinking outside the box rules, there is no such kill as overkill and rules are meant to be broken/ to be seen more as a set of guidelines.
Such as, don’t try getting a shit ton of energy enough to send a rocket into another planet, instead, make it reach a certain point in the sky while flying in a certain direction. Then turn off the fuel and then, it’ll be able to fall perpetually. Then, when you gain enough force, nudge the rocket in the right direction and it’ll reach Mars or some shit. Which is far far easier said than done.
"Nature, to be commanded, MUST be obeyed"
And they who control nature, control all.
The way he says "Dave" with such disdain, is rather funny
Dave must of turned the FTL artillery into a launching cannon where he would fire giant shell at uninhabited planets or meteorites which would release robots to mine resources and such then it would build ship yards.
In short if he can’t fly to the next planet then I’ll just fire myself out of a cannon to get there
Jack Mack I was just wondering that, thank you!
Usualy the thing shot causes alot of destruction being destroit?
@@suprafluid3661 Just makes mining easier better starting point.
That’s basically how we got to the moon
He commited grey goo on a galactical scale. No wonder it was almost impossible to defeat him
Lol, as soon as I heard about the solar sails and ion drives I knew it was over.
Exponential Replicators are just *Ridiculous* to fight if you are not ready for them.
Can I ask what game is this?
@@TheTechmaster1999 ahhh. Thought as much but I had to make sure. Thanks, though.
@@TheTechmaster1999 is it dnd or? Is it a different game entirely?
@@TheTechmaster1999 I looked up AOA and found Age of Ascent it might be it idk
@@TheTechmaster1999 but yes it does sound like a combo of those three
"The only winning move is not to play." ~ Humans, probably.
“Actually, naw fuck that.”
-Probably also humans.
It's a direct quote from the movie "War Games"
@@superkill8 And who wrote War Games?
@@BlackBanditXX a self formed AI, and a set of monkeys on keyboards.
But seriously, just giving you information, in case you didn't know, since you ended your quoting with "probably"
@@superkill8 It's a meme format.
"I dare you to fight without ftl" when he said that dave took that personaly
Dave looked him in the eye and said, "bet"
FTL artillery fired "von Neumann Probes", now that's thinking with hammers.
Hey smart plays are smart plays. If you have no counter you best run like a little bitch.
Dave is Bismarck, and Bismarck always had a plan
Press_START 360 shit, was Walpole in this story
Extra history reference
extra history gang rise up
20:26 "Try as we may, with every victory we tasted defeat. Every strategy was countered in a few turns regardless of requirements"
That made me think of Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu said that “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” Even if they knew themselves, they did not know Dave.
Dave was most likely reading the Art of War while he was alone when he got there
dave knew his enemy
The greatest human strength: Powergaming
“As it turns out Dave took that as a challenge.”
LMAO 🤣
that sums up humanity on a broad scale and human history
And at that moment he knew… he fucked up
I’m Vizelk the Blade. Master of The ShadowFallen, leader of the 7 Geps Tribes, breaker of Dreadnoughts and conquer of stars! Who are *you* ?
This guy: “Hi, I’m Dave!”
Other humans: dear god he has the chosen name
I love how Dave just went Soviet style on their heads.
Its hilarious how they are so dumbfounded.
How does the saying go, "Quantity has a quality all it's own." And frankly, robots are cheap, without a flesh and blood living being to die, war weariness is relatively low, and while that story claims that AI units had the potential to rebel, two factors prevented this, first being that most fleets described where suicide fleets meant to bezerk and kill as much as possible before dying, so AI wouldn't really have the chance to rebel. Second would be that even if the AI revolted, they where effectively stuck in enemy territory and would only pose a threat to the original opponent they where meant to fight anyway.
@@Mikalent The CIS were right to have a Droid Army and so is Dave.
@@Mikalent you don't even need sophisticated AI for genocide either, just "shoot everything without a friendly ID tag" will work just fine
Dave had played stellaris before he plays this game lmao
Supreme Commander unit cannon spam 2.0
@@alexhoughton3305 Dude, this is obviously Planetary Annihilation with Star Ruler.
@@kabob0077 if only we could launch titans 🤔
@@alexhoughton3305 Well Star Ruler allows you to make ships bigger than Galaxies (How Gurren Lagann of the makers.) and with weapons that take literally IRL days to reload. So, this hypothetical fusion means we could make ships that shoot Titians as projectiles.
Halo wars. He obviously decided to play a vulture span
Aliens: I got a book on war strategy humans: I have a book on History 🙌🏾💯🤣🤦🏾♂️
Game one strat DAKA DAKA DAKA DAKA DAKA
game two strat Kamikaze colonization
Game two Skynet zerg\tiranid rush
ORKS!
ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!
ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!
ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!ORKS!
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!!
depending on their communication abilities, in theory there's no realistic reason any of dave's scouting ships couldn't have upgraded themselves along the way if they were traveling slower than light, each asteroid belt/field passed on the way could easily provide the materials necessary, and assuming they had the diagnostic systems necessary for automated repair systems to be effective, the journey alone could provide the data on wear and points of failure/weaknesses necessary to not only upgrade the existing scouts but improve the strength and efficiency of future generations of scouts
in conclusion: dave's protocol droids could never have revolted, they lack the machine learning and communication network necessary to do so
daves scouting ships didnt take a hundred years to arrive. he build them in automated factories right next to his enemies
Nonono. Dave was sending his newest build templates through FASTER THAN LIGHT artillery - the only possible way of quick transportation he had without special fuel.
Ok so wait just to simplify cause I do not know the game. Dave made generational ships filled with droids and self repair mods, basically creating an infection-like enemy? If it lands on your planet it began replicating?
Basically the Grey Goo
Coolcleverstone OMG yes
Dave's strategy was corona terminators
Dave only used the generational ships as his main Research and FTL artillery producers. Anything else was automated.
Dave used faster-than-light artillery shells to launch devices at enemy worlds. These devices were thought to be naught but oversized bullets, and so were dismissed. Those selfsame devices were machines that refined the various ores around them, creating structures and workers to essentially infect/assimilate enemy worlds into the collective.
The generation ships were filled with his organic populations(people, animals, plants, etc) to "move in" to the worlds conquered by his infectious munitions.
Did this clear anything up? I feel like I was rambling a little...
Moral of the Story: "Go Outside"
Nope don't want to
No
Oh boy this did not age well
Moral of the Story: "Kept human away form reaching the stars"
son: "The Protector was hyper-accelerated coming through the wormhole, and we're using fireworks to form a landing pattern!"
mom: "At least he's outside."
plot twist Dav is the spiffing Brit
Dave is a direct descendant for sure
@@luizhenriquealves9755 amen
Yes. Yes he is.
That would make a lot of sence
Impossible! Spiffing and his ancestors would never deign to drink coffee. Always and only TEA! Haha
This is why I'm not afraid of AI. AI will only act with the information available to it, and it is terrible at understanding deception.
You're ai
Artificial intelligence is still intelligence
It is just as capable of learning deception as real humans (depending on the aviable hardware)
Though you still shouldn't worry too much, since the average human is easy to trick
@@marshallinnocent5275 nonsense
@@Aden_III Really? You don't think so?
For now. Dont underestimate those robot shitheads
As a wargamer I have a great need to play this game XD
Sounds like Stellaris times 50.
I want to play this so bad as well
Same here.
I want to play, but I also don't want to starve to death.
@@generalzeta7000 Honestly they should put life support and nutrient injections on the box as a system requirement right next to "decent GPU"
As soon as I heard FTL cannons and strange self-repairing ships being sent from Dave’s territory “somehow” I knew exactly what was up and after that it became a horror story of hilarious intensity
The beatings will continue until moral improves
Entire galaxy based on what is apparently one source of H3. I would be firing everything to turn that gas giant into a sun.
"If I can't have it, neither can you!"
an issue there is that a big part of why his strategy worked so well is that no one expected it or did anything to counter an unconventional strategy. If he had forced everyone to try to solve the same problem as him it might have caused people to develop the same idea and realize what he was doing. At a minimum it would take the situation he was in, the slumbering titan disguised as an underdog, into an even playing field.
"Burn, baby! Burn!"
H-2 + radiation = H-3
BOOM SCIENCE
Legit all you need is a star and a rock.
It really shouldn’t be that hard.
You’re just better off towing multiple brown dwarfs to make a new M-type (red dwarf) star.
Only an idiot fights a war on two fronts. Only the heir to the throne of the kingdom of idiots would fight a war on seven fronts.
Considering every other player united against Dave, he didn't have a choice, it was either surrender (witch in game would mean death or slavery) or persevere and fight on
Well, only a genius would be able to win.
Or a brilliant person.
Londo Mulari? is that you
4:35 word bearers slammed a suicide ship into it. Lol when did the space marines show up and that sounds just like the word bearers
They did that to Calth didn't they?
@@jack1701e Eh, in a way. They launched a captured civ ship at FTL speed at the orbital dockyards, and the only ones I remember impacting the surface were I think a UM grand cruiser that slipped her moorings and another that broke up on its way down.
Fucking Heretics...
#BlameLorgar
steel rain
Is anyone else remembering war of the worlds with Daves FTL shells
Yeah, the original book.
lets face it, thats what would give humans like Dave the idea.
What book are you talking about
I.D.K. studios war of the worlds was a book from the 1890’s where aliens invade via giant hollow shells containing giant “tripod” tanks equipped with a heat ray and gas bombs (read it in middle school and it’s really good)
@@i.d.k.studios235 HG Wells... The War of the Worlds. The great grandfather of every single Mars Attacks film and book since. Humanity facing a race literally hundreds of years ahead. The invaders were small landing pods intended to create outposts.
If they ever meet again nd are on the same side, i don't want to be on the oposide side.
I am not THAT good at Xeno-Civilisation AOA...
Random Minion u mean stellaris 2
Stellaris 2,000,000, the board game.
Stellaris, but its DnD
I love how Dave just went Soviet style on their heads.
Its hilarious how they are so dumbfounded.
@David Hytha yes.
the 'learn to not pick at their mandibles' made me blurt out
"WHILE YOU WERE STILL LEARNING HOW TO SPELL YOUR NAME!"
Alien: going to zerg rush us again? I'm ready.
Dave: zerg rush 2.0. Von Neuman probes.
Wow they almost literally ran each other into the ground
But then they became bros
Don't you know, that's how you become bros...
@@essex3777 unity through shared suffering?
@@thenthson I'd say more like mutual respect via adversity.
@@essex3777 you are not wrong there.
When you find your own comment after 4 months.
Dave played in such a human way.
I cannot describe how much I want to play this game
Sounds like space total war
@@donnellebarfield3964 or Roll A Galaxy
The second stimulant. Dew de dew!
Coffe and red bull
The Burkin are basically Spartans. Greek Spartans. They act dumb, but are the best at strategy and their humor will only hit you hours later.
A perfect summary of this whole series:
...And then there was Dave
This sounds similar to the table top game called core space. An automated droid race slowly devouring everything. Various races locked in combat against each other but with the twists of alliances thrown in whilst trying to flee the devouring ones.
I love how none of them realized Dave had become a Techromancer.
Loved it! And if there was background noise, I didn't really notice it.
Man he really hates Dave
NFY please make more vids like these about sci-fi stories! Best thing I've listenes to in a dolid year!
Someday .... I hope to find a brother-in-arms such as these two strategists.
This makes me want to start playing Stellaris for several hours at a time like I used to
*sees thumbnail* Well...you're not wrong.
i do find it hard to believe no one would notice an automated factory on all the planets in someone's section of the galaxy if they have FTL but i guess if against someone with a static mind set it makes sense
Yes, we are aren't we. Best qualities ever.
Human strategy: yeet robots into space
The writer is amazing.
The writer is amazing.
The video is amazing.
This is literally the Soviets strategy!
16:50
Finally, the Xeno is learning to American!
Now I want to make another tabletop RPG
I have no idea what this is about or what lore the universe is using, but I'm in. I'm interested.
The lore of the game or the players?
@@Life-tastic Both
Essentially, it's a xeno version of Stellaris. Just with the additional risk of literal death due to overplaying.
More of this please! This is great!
-gives cryptic advice
-refuses to elaborate
-walks away
Agh yes! The tried and true method of sending more men than they have bullets. Good work Dave.
God I love this!
This is the first video I have seen by him. I was laughing my ass off he started the video with saying “Shallom my bitches”
The main character forgot about little doctor technology
BURN THE NIDS FASTER BROTHERS!!!
I love how they ended up friends.
Dave is Aspec’s descendant
Dave: "What are you going to do to the world you just slagged?"
Player: "What do I care? It's one less planet for that guy."
Dave: "One man's trash..."
Player: 🤔🤷♂️
The problem with autonomous weapons though, is that sometimes the weapons win instead of the people who used them.
Sorprendente que tengas tan pocos subscriptores con la calidad de las historias que narras.
The other thing Humans are good at, drawing people together. Even if they are not human people.
Guys and gals one question please, where all these lore comes from? What is this? Is there some story behind all of this? It's pretty amazing tbh.
Nanomachines, SON!
That sounds like a cool game.
Get the pen and paper boys, we're about to waste years of our lives.
Have fun finishing making it. The guy who developed the fake concept stopped years ago.
This was a fun listen
If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying
Dave challenge accepted.
I dunno what the hell is this but i like it
This reminds me of a science fiction story.. But I can't remember if it was Zelazny, or Niven?
if your not cheating your not trying to win
Well, cheating never ends well. Unless they are good at it.
"IF you ain't cheating you ain't tryin'!"
That is a rule of war
"Cheater is just a fancy word for 'winner'"
You just popped up on my reccomend, and I was actually born is Louisville
Bro the sun pops out helium-3 left and right. All you need is helium-2 and radiation, and BAM, you have buttloads of it.
Or lithium bombarded with neutrons.
Win a battle vs win a war
Sun tzu art of war that’s what Dave was reading
Damn I want to play this.
SPACE D&D WITH ALIENS.
Hey kids today we are going to throw the equivalent of Great War tank at a m1 Abrams
Actually no, Dave's answer to facing the massive and advanced tanks was to use the little panzer bombs from the second world war. Cheap easily built and requiring no staff whatsoever, a single unit had no chance... But he never worked in single units. Against a single suicide charge the m1 Abrams is effectively immortal. When surrounded by a half dozen charges each planning on going off at the same time... Not so much. No matter how powerful your tank, how thick your armor, or how fast you are, when your enemy has five bullets for every one of your soldiers, eventually every one of your soldiers will be dead.
@@leechowning2712 ok
Dave cheese master of the universe
I mean the background noise wasn’t that bad honestly and you had a solid temper in your voice
I want this to be a game it sounds cool
Imagine what would happen if they teamed up?
I love the fucking voice change
Try me dave
AS IT TURNS OUT DAVE SAW THIS AS A CHALLANGE