The Star Wars vs. WH40K Debate

[The Zeonic States]

Fucking pylons man.

And Fucking need to construct additional ones...

[The Grand Imperium of Man]

did i for get to mention that Necrons have been defeated by magnets? ( it is a fact)

[Hedron]

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Which is still, at the low end, 70 pages?

That is an enormous amount of reading. We need the OP to have a list of established points on the matter.

Thing is, that same point has cropped up literally every single damn page.

Also, I admit I might possibly have confused Hedron with someone else. Meh.

Apology Accepted. Assumptions man T_T I was hurt.

Necrons

It's never been hit by a weapon being powered by a reactor producing more energy then your average sun though either.

True very quite true. Everything once again I will keep repeating is all dependent on your realistic mind.

"Oh boy Hedron A Spartan can die from a headshot but your Space Marine can't"

Well a full blown Sun Dunk never hurt either....

Though I never did joke about Necron not dying. They obtain the ability to TELEPORT LITERALLY EVERYWHERRRREEEEE. Even the Imperium of Man doesn't even know who the hell the Necrons are because they can't grab a piece of groin from the Necron to study. If the Necron Forces know defeat and their brethren lay in a pile of broken metal - The instantly disappear without a single trace. They repair in their mighty tomb worlds and then repeat the invasion.

So before the omega Death Star can blast a Necron Battalion from space - They would disappear before the Death Star can destroy the planet. So you just killed a planet...instead of Necrons.

[Hedron]

did i for get to mention that Necrons have been defeated by magnets? ( it is a fact)

Oh boy - I forgot about that. /Sarcasm

[The Zeonic States]

Thing is, that same point has cropped up literally every single damn page.

Also, I admit I might possibly have confused Hedron with someone else. Meh.

Apology Accepted. Assumptions man T_T I was hurt.

It's never been hit by a weapon being powered by a reactor producing more energy then your average sun though either.

True very quite true. Everything once again I will keep repeating is all dependent on your realistic mind.

"Oh boy Hedron A Spartan can die from a headshot but your Space Marine can't"

Well a full blown Sun Dunk never hurt either....

Though I never did joke about Necron not dying. They obtain the ability to TELEPORT LITERALLY EVERYWHERRRREEEEE. Even the Imperium of Man doesn't even know who the hell the Necrons are because they can't grab a piece of groin from the Necron to study. If the Necron Forces know defeat and their brethren lay in a pile of broken metal - The instantly disappear without a single trace. They repair in their mighty tomb worlds and then repeat the invasion.

So before the omega Death Star can blast a Necron Battalion from space - They would disappear before the Death Star can destroy the planet. So you just killed a planet...instead of Necrons.

...Uh that was your average Star Destoryer.

Not the Death Star which produces probably more then ten to thirty.

[AETEN II]

Thing is, that same point has cropped up literally every single damn page.

Also, I admit I might possibly have confused Hedron with someone else. Meh.

Apology Accepted. Assumptions man T_T I was hurt.

It's never been hit by a weapon being powered by a reactor producing more energy then your average sun though either.

True very quite true. Everything once again I will keep repeating is all dependent on your realistic mind.

"Oh boy Hedron A Spartan can die from a headshot but your Space Marine can't"

Well a full blown Sun Dunk never hurt either....

Though I never did joke about Necron not dying. They obtain the ability to TELEPORT LITERALLY EVERYWHERRRREEEEE. Even the Imperium of Man doesn't even know who the hell the Necrons are because they can't grab a piece of groin from the Necron to study. If the Necron Forces know defeat and their brethren lay in a pile of broken metal - The instantly disappear without a single trace. They repair in their mighty tomb worlds and then repeat the invasion.

So before the omega Death Star can blast a Necron Battalion from space - They would disappear before the Death Star can destroy the planet. So you just killed a planet...instead of Necrons.

Then you use the galaxy gun and kill them from outside the galaxy. Hyperspace missiles are cool like that.

Then there's also the fact that you could simply get a 5-kilometer ship and staff it with droids, then use it as a hyperspace suicide bomb that cannot be destroyed and will destroy your planet upon impact due to the miniature supernova inside your atmosphere.

Death Star is old school.

[Lord Kandar]

Weird..

[Hedron]

Oh sorry to add a backup information

Necron Fleets

While Necron forces are usually land-based, Necron space vessels are not unheard of, and they are quite possibly much more common than people realize, and simply not seen. This is supported by the Necrons' terrifying ability to appear anywhere using their phase technology. There are more than two dozen records of Necron contacts in space in Imperial archives, and accounts of other intelligent races like the Orks, Eldar and Tau battling Necron fleets also exist. Necron technology is beyond anything the galaxy has ever seen, surpassing even that of the highly advanced Eldar. Their voidships are stunningly fast and agile, equipped with propulsion systems which are capable of traveling interstellar distances without entering the Warp. This is achieved, as far as is known, by somehow making their ships unbound by inertia or mass, allowing them to accelerate almost instantly and infinitely, which explains why Necron voidships are often seen to be visibly decelerating upon reaching the site of battle. This also protects them from many of the practical problems and dangers of Warp travel. All Necron starships are well-armored in necrodermis, equipped with self-repair systems and utilize some sort of advanced stealth technology which makes them difficult to detect for enemy targeting systems, granting Necron vessels surprising staying power. Although still devastating, Necron naval weaponry does not seem to match the raw power of some Imperial designs. However, the Necrons weaponry is known to bypass many conventional defense systems, such as void shields and even Eldar holofields, and strike with an unearthly accuracy.
In every battle so far the Necrons could only be defeated by superior numbers, and engaging Necrons on even terms proved to be suicidal. Fortunately, all of the Necron fleets encountered so far were small task forces that usually disengaged and phased out like their land-based counterparts, rather than putting up a full fight. But their frequency seems to be increasing and the possibility of a massive Necron attack is dreaded by the Imperium as well as other sentient races. Even as a raiding force, they are a serious threat because they are fully capable of outmaneuvering most other fleets (probably with the exception of the Eldar and their dark kin) to pick fights on an even footing. This often leads to catastrophic losses for enemy fleets and forces them to somehow stall with an utterly inferior fighting force for overwhelming reinforcements to arrive, at which point the Necrons simply disengage and phase away.

Cited: http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Necrons

[AETEN II]

Oh sorry to add a backup information

Necron Fleets

While Necron forces are usually land-based, Necron space vessels are not unheard of, and they are quite possibly much more common than people realize, and simply not seen. This is supported by the Necrons' terrifying ability to appear anywhere using their phase technology. There are more than two dozen records of Necron contacts in space in Imperial archives, and accounts of other intelligent races like the Orks, Eldar and Tau battling Necron fleets also exist. Necron technology is beyond anything the galaxy has ever seen, surpassing even that of the highly advanced Eldar. Their voidships are stunningly fast and agile, equipped with propulsion systems which are capable of traveling interstellar distances without entering the Warp. This is achieved, as far as is known, by somehow making their ships unbound by inertia or mass, allowing them to accelerate almost instantly and infinitely, which explains why Necron voidships are often seen to be visibly decelerating upon reaching the site of battle. This also protects them from many of the practical problems and dangers of Warp travel. All Necron starships are well-armored in necrodermis, equipped with self-repair systems and utilize some sort of advanced stealth technology which makes them difficult to detect for enemy targeting systems, granting Necron vessels surprising staying power. Although still devastating, Necron naval weaponry does not seem to match the raw power of some Imperial designs. However, the Necrons weaponry is known to bypass many conventional defense systems, such as void shields and even Eldar holofields, and strike with an unearthly accuracy.
In every battle so far the Necrons could only be defeated by superior numbers, and engaging Necrons on even terms proved to be suicidal. Fortunately, all of the Necron fleets encountered so far were small task forces that usually disengaged and phased out like their land-based counterparts, rather than putting up a full fight. But their frequency seems to be increasing and the possibility of a massive Necron attack is dreaded by the Imperium as well as other sentient races. Even as a raiding force, they are a serious threat because they are fully capable of outmaneuvering most other fleets (probably with the exception of the Eldar and their dark kin) to pick fights on an even footing. This often leads to catastrophic losses for enemy fleets and forces them to somehow stall with an utterly inferior fighting force for overwhelming reinforcements to arrive, at which point the Necrons simply disengage and phase away.

Cited: http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Necrons

No shit. It's totally not like we've already discussed this.'


Which you also ignored the fact that Star Wars simply needs to find the Tomb Worlds, and can whack 'em from the other wise of the galaxy with either the galaxy gun or suicide battleships.

[The Heinrich Empire]

Warhammer 40K: Has lots of great battles. Cool races. Neat armor, vehicles, and weapons.

Star Wars: Cool races. Battles look boring. Stormtroopers can't hit shit.

Warhammer 40K is better.

[The Zeonic States]

Warhammer 40K: Has lots of great battles. Cool races. Neat armor, vehicles, and weapons.

Star Wars: Cool races. Battles look boring. Stormtroopers can't hit shit.

Warhammer 40K is better.

._. Your opinion is noted.

[Hedron]

Oh sorry to add a backup information

Necron Fleets

While Necron forces are usually land-based, Necron space vessels are not unheard of, and they are quite possibly much more common than people realize, and simply not seen. This is supported by the Necrons' terrifying ability to appear anywhere using their phase technology. There are more than two dozen records of Necron contacts in space in Imperial archives, and accounts of other intelligent races like the Orks, Eldar and Tau battling Necron fleets also exist. Necron technology is beyond anything the galaxy has ever seen, surpassing even that of the highly advanced Eldar. Their voidships are stunningly fast and agile, equipped with propulsion systems which are capable of traveling interstellar distances without entering the Warp. This is achieved, as far as is known, by somehow making their ships unbound by inertia or mass, allowing them to accelerate almost instantly and infinitely, which explains why Necron voidships are often seen to be visibly decelerating upon reaching the site of battle. This also protects them from many of the practical problems and dangers of Warp travel. All Necron starships are well-armored in necrodermis, equipped with self-repair systems and utilize some sort of advanced stealth technology which makes them difficult to detect for enemy targeting systems, granting Necron vessels surprising staying power. Although still devastating, Necron naval weaponry does not seem to match the raw power of some Imperial designs. However, the Necrons weaponry is known to bypass many conventional defense systems, such as void shields and even Eldar holofields, and strike with an unearthly accuracy.
In every battle so far the Necrons could only be defeated by superior numbers, and engaging Necrons on even terms proved to be suicidal. Fortunately, all of the Necron fleets encountered so far were small task forces that usually disengaged and phased out like their land-based counterparts, rather than putting up a full fight. But their frequency seems to be increasing and the possibility of a massive Necron attack is dreaded by the Imperium as well as other sentient races. Even as a raiding force, they are a serious threat because they are fully capable of outmaneuvering most other fleets (probably with the exception of the Eldar and their dark kin) to pick fights on an even footing. This often leads to catastrophic losses for enemy fleets and forces them to somehow stall with an utterly inferior fighting force for overwhelming reinforcements to arrive, at which point the Necrons simply disengage and phase away.

Cited: http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Necrons

No shit. It's totally not like we've already discussed this.'


Which you also ignored the fact that Star Wars simply needs to find the Tomb Worlds, and can whack 'em from the other wise of the galaxy with either the galaxy gun or suicide battleships.

That's the problem. That's why I didn't mention anything about Tomb Worlds is because there are just so many of them and many of them are inside planets. So unless you would like to blow up every single planet in your way be my guest.

Twemb World

[The Zeonic States]

No shit. It's totally not like we've already discussed this.'


Which you also ignored the fact that Star Wars simply needs to find the Tomb Worlds, and can whack 'em from the other wise of the galaxy with either the galaxy gun or suicide battleships.

That's the problem. That's why I didn't mention anything about Tomb Worlds is because there are just so many of them and many of them are inside planets. So unless you would like to blow up every single planet in your way be my guest.

Twemb World

Unforunately for the Necron the Empire has the capacity to do this.

[Strykla]

None of them. Crysis, man - the Nanosuit 2 would beat any Jedi or Spess Marine or Spartan, and the Ceph are kind of implied to be what humans are to ants.

[Hedron]

That's the problem. That's why I didn't mention anything about Tomb Worlds is because there are just so many of them and many of them are inside planets. So unless you would like to blow up every single planet in your way be my guest.

Twemb World

Unforunately for the Necron the Empire has the capacity to do this.

Noted.

Though yet it seems you guys don't have time to read the NECRONS. They almost annihilated the entire galaxy before Humans sprouted their sperm seeds. Right now they are just sleeping. Just imagine if they are awake....Unstoppable.

[AETEN II]

No shit. It's totally not like we've already discussed this.'


Which you also ignored the fact that Star Wars simply needs to find the Tomb Worlds, and can whack 'em from the other wise of the galaxy with either the galaxy gun or suicide battleships.

That's the problem. That's why I didn't mention anything about Tomb Worlds is because there are just so many of them and many of them are inside planets. So unless you would like to blow up every single planet in your way be my guest.

Twemb World

They're not inside every planet. Once you identify a planet, it's fairly easy for Star Wars to destroy it and the Tomb inside of it. Although if you really wanted to fuck up Warhammer, with out-of-character knowledge in hand, destroy Mars.

[The Empire of Pretantia]

None of them. Crysis, man - the Nanosuit 2 would beat any Jedi or Spess Marine or Spartan, and the Ceph are kind of implied to be what humans are to ants.

T_T

[The Dusk]

Star wars would undeniable win this contest, as the technology present in the star wars galaxy would overwhelm anybody else.

[The Zeonic States]

Star wars would undeniable win this contest, as the technology present in the star wars galaxy would overwhelm anybody else.

Pretty much what every one has been saying.

It would be a long bloody conflict but Starwars would win due to techological advantage.

[Strykla]

None of them. Crysis, man - the Nanosuit 2 would beat any Jedi or Spess Marine or Spartan, and the Ceph are kind of implied to be what humans are to ants.

T_T

What's the matter?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

T_T

What's the matter?

T_T Just T_T for your failure in common sense.

[Strykla]

What's the matter?

T_T Just T_T for your failure in common sense.

Why cry for my perceived failure in common sense? Would such a stance not warrant contempt? Or is it that you are ashamed to be of the same species?

[AETEN II]

T_T

What's the matter?

Eldritch Chaos Gods and their god-tier Daemon Princes say hai, along with the ability of most skilled Jedi to implode enemy infantry at wish. That and there's the fact that the force creates abominations like Nihilus and the Sith Emperor, or those with a patient, skilled mind, Palpatine.

[The Empire of Pretantia]

T_T Just T_T for your failure in common sense.

Why cry for my perceived failure in common sense? Would such a stance not warrant contempt? Or is it that you are ashamed to be of the same species?

I don't know you; I have nothing to properly base an opinion of you as a whole, so don't worry.

If the Ceph cannot stomp out a single planet of primates they cannot win against the might of SW or 40K.

[Hedron]

Star wars would undeniable win this contest, as the technology present in the star wars galaxy would overwhelm anybody else.

Pretty much what every one has been saying.

It would be a long bloody conflict but Starwars would win due to techological advantage.

Did I mention it is 40,000 years...

I tried researching about Star Wars... It was confusing.. 138 ABY

After Battle of Yavin

So... 138 years? Wut