On the other hand, some in-game events will tie to the gameplay, so not sure how practical this ends up being in the end.Ģ) The game's designed as a roguelite, where you are expected to build up resources over several playthroughs, unlocking bonus cash and new ship designs. So that even those of you who don't want to be spoiled too much can follow this LP. That's what the prologue tells us in a nutshell, so I'll take the liberty of skipping it entirely for this LP.ġ) I'm inclined to skip the story, other than the basic bacground from the prologue, and instead produce something of my own, There are also marauders, local warlords and assorted riff-raff scattered all over the desert which we can persuade to join our ranks. The local population isn't openly hostile to us, but some will happily snitch on us to the Governor. Our main beef is with this guy, as well as something called The Gathering, which are responsible for the strike against our capital. Seven years ago, the Lord Governor of Khiva overthrew the kind and rebelled against the empire. Historically speaking, the land was always caught up in local quarrels, until the local king swore allegiance to the Empire. The political situation on the ground is a bit complicated. With the fate of the Emperor uncertain, we assume full command and proceed as if we were to succeed our father. We are now stuck in the desert with a handful of ships and crew, during a rather frantic staff meeting it is decided that our best shot in this situation is to head north and capture the nuclear reactor at the capital city of Khiva, forcing the locals to the bargaining table.
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