Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 6:46 pm
The Nuclear Fist wrote:The individual forces of Chaos hate each other.
Different cults and warbands hate each other, but not Chaos Space Marines and cultist specifically.
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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The Nuclear Fist wrote:The individual forces of Chaos hate each other.
North Calaveras wrote:well i know in space marines for xbox you regularly see daemons working with rogue guardsmen and chaos space marines.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:North Calaveras wrote:well i know in space marines for xbox you regularly see daemons working with rogue guardsmen and chaos space marines.
They get their own codex because the armies function very much differently. Sure, sometimes you see them working together (just like loyal Guardsmen and Marines), but they more often than not work separately, playing to their individual advantages.
Wallonochia wrote:Neither Star Wars nor Halo adorn their soldiers with nearly enough skulls, pauldrons or skull pauldrons to compete with 40k.
Wallonochia wrote:Neither Star Wars nor Halo adorn their soldiers with nearly enough skulls, pauldrons or skull pauldrons to compete with 40k.
Kreanoltha wrote:Wallonochia wrote:Neither Star Wars nor Halo adorn their soldiers with nearly enough skulls, pauldrons or skull pauldrons to compete with 40k.
SW soldiers are not allowed things like that. Halo soldiers view things like that as stupid adornments that will just attract too much attention to themselves, or even worse, add more mass to their armor in a way that doesn't add anymore protection. Especially all of those horribly balanced Primarch armors.
North Calaveras wrote:Bone Fort wrote:
You mean the Lost and the Damned?
Yeah but Chaos shouldn't be seperated since chaos space marines are very often mixed with daemons and normal human heretics
i can understand the seperation between guard and loyal space marines, but with Chaos there should be no separation.
Gauthier wrote:Trotskylvania wrote:Eh, as bad as they've been about stasis, at least Games Failshop recognizes that something has to give. Hence, in the 6th edition rulebook, the Golden Throne has already started to fail, and the technology and knowledge for its construction and repair have long since been lost. So they will do something eventually, if only to sell us a new line of models.
Or an excuse to break up the Imperial Monopoly and introduce new human factions.
Onekawa-Nukanor wrote:Kreanoltha wrote:
That and he is currently being fed thousands of weaker Psykers a day to make sure his soul stays alive. They also need the Throne to power the Beacon on Holy Terra. Oh, and the Throne is breaking down.
Yes it has gone down hill. That's the point of WH40K. Everything has gone down hill. Everything. They don't even know how to build their better ships anymore. Hell, even the other species have gone down hill.
I would have thought that would at least have life support machines. Sure, everything else is in a terrible way, but man its really bad if they can't even match earth in medical technology 39,000 years or so in the future.
Bone Fort wrote:Trotskylvania wrote:Well, it's worth noting that in the Old Lore, which has been reshrouded in myth by Games Failshop, the Emperor was the psychic gestalt of all human psykers in the prehistoric era, who dealt with the growing powers in the warp that were devouring their souls upon death by deciding to commit suicide and all be reincarnated at once.
While Chaos is stronger now than before, so is the Emperor. So it's conceivable that he'll just rush into the Immaterium, box them around the ears, and then be reincarnated. Or he could become a new Chaos God, and swallow the heart of the Imperium in a new Eye of Terror.
I read one fanficiton/theory about that, a rather good one, were he becomes a God of Order... an evil god of Orwellian type order, that is. It was actually quite good.
Arkotania wrote:Kreanoltha wrote:
SW soldiers are not allowed things like that. Halo soldiers view things like that as stupid adornments that will just attract too much attention to themselves, or even worse, add more mass to their armor in a way that doesn't add anymore protection. Especially all of those horribly balanced Primarch armors.
Don't they both basically prefer having their armor reflect the wear of warfare as a sign? (I know new recruit Clone Troopers are nicknamed Shinies because they haven't necessarily seen combat, hence a shiny armor)
Hurdegaryp wrote:WH40K is so diverse and totally over the top, it's just not possible for the forces of the other scifi universes to compete. Things could be happily complicated by adding the BattleTech universe to the list, but maybe that's not a good idea.
Hurdegaryp wrote:WH40K is so diverse and totally over the top, it's just not possible for the forces of the other scifi universes to compete. Things could be happily complicated by adding the BattleTech universe to the list, but maybe that's not a good idea.
Arkotania wrote:Kreanoltha wrote:
SW soldiers are not allowed things like that. Halo soldiers view things like that as stupid adornments that will just attract too much attention to themselves, or even worse, add more mass to their armor in a way that doesn't add anymore protection. Especially all of those horribly balanced Primarch armors.
Don't they both basically prefer having their armor reflect the wear of warfare as a sign? (I know new recruit Clone Troopers are nicknamed Shinies because they haven't necessarily seen combat, hence a shiny armor)
Arkania 5 wrote:What's general consensus now?
Arkania 5 wrote:What's general consensus now?