If I saw a Construct, the very first thing I would do is turn around and get the hell out of there. Especially if it shows even a slight sign of not being friendly.
I have weird feeling, that nothing.
To be fair, I didn't shoot until it got personal.And to that last sentence I do believe (and I could be wrong here) that once the flowers of death were introduced, we were told that "How they react to us will be determined by how we react to them." The initial suggestion from a number of players to that statement was "Don't shoot at them."
Naturally, that suggestion went right into the trash bin. What followed of course was lots and lots of war, along with the ensuing death and destruction of lots of stuff. And a couple of Titans showing up for a year and a half of fun.
I will be honest, sometimes I wonder what would have happened if no one had taken a single shot at them.
Maybe, when the guardian AI shows up, whichever player encounters them first could probably try this experiment: don't shoot at it first.
For science, and all that.
My impression was that the playerbase had figured that out, but there was still the solid possibility that some of the Titans are just much more defensible due to the local layout of systems. For those it may be easier to just muscle through than spend an overall longer amount of time clearing the systems. But we're not at that point yet anyway.
Sounds more like this to me. It did strike me as a little extreme to have that difference in progression between ‘High’ for Taranis and ‘Very High’ for Leigong.
Does it need a hug?
Maybe they just like to have their personal space clear of the humans which attempted genocide twice without a real provocation. Especially so in the second attempt. I sure can’t blame them for that.
During my run earlier there was an interceptor and group of scouts circling the Titan, though they didn't bother with me.
Isn't that what the Nanites do? Hug it to keep it warm????
After seeing the result at Taranis, I think Leigong and the others would prefer to remain cool.
Yeah, very calm and tranquil, until bombing the core itself, then all kinds of chaos break loose, no matter how cold you're running.During my run earlier there was an interceptor and group of scouts circling the Titan, though they didn't bother with me.
It seemed oddly peaceful as I was shooting nanites into the vents...
We literally have the worst game play loop to reduce controls Effectively.
I was spiking 32% at that point but no interest from 'goids or turrets. As it retracts turn away from the Titan and boost to the rocks. Wait to cool down and return for the next loop.
So uninhabited controls can be left indefinitely once the Titans have been removed.
thats why i would lock titans remains behind clearing its area. even if you would really want to bruteforce a titan, to reap its remains you would have to clear all the systems first (like intended [i presume
]).I'm sure you can surmise the point and extrapolate that combat is useless as a form factor for control state clearing.
It's the Hive Queen crying with ammonia tears
