Eldar Good guys funny, they will do anything to make sure there own race survives even start wars on Armageddon.Scorched_Cascade said:good guys. If anything that would be Elder or Tau.
Eldar Good guys funny, they will do anything to make sure there own race survives even start wars on Armageddon.Scorched_Cascade said:good guys. If anything that would be Elder or Tau.
drakythe said:-Stuff about Imperial Technology-
Imperial technology is absed upno two things:Scorched_Cascade said:-More stuff about Imperial Technology-
Khorne, Tzeentch, Nurgle and Slaanesh. Anything else is unofficial.Senarrius said:Only four gods? There's more then that.
Right. The race of bio-engineered football hooligans who, if they don't have an enemy to massacre, will simply beat the crap out of each other, are the good guys.Aedrial said:Personally, I think the Orks are the good guys, I mean, everyone in the galaxy seems to be drowning things in war, at least the orks seem to have fun doing stuff. Seriously, outside of maybe the tau (who it seems everyone has just agreed to ignore) orks are like the only source of joy in the known universe. Add to that that they're seemingly incorruptible, whereas humans seem to be the source of most of the chaos in the galaxy.
There was a work around about that. Read Heroes of the Space Marines short story the Labyrith by Richard Ford.Gildan Bladeborn said:Right, I didn't mention the 5th chaos god that's opposed to all the others because he was killed by lawyers. Literally, somehow a scenario arose wherein the author who created that "character" retained the rights to use him/it, and he's never granted those rights to Games Workshop. So canonically Malal doesn't exist anymore because GW isn't legally allowed to mention his existence - thus, death by lawyers.Senarrius said:True to some extent
There is a fifth major Chaos God who appeared in earlier editions of Warhammer 40,000
* Malal - The Renegade God - God of Anarchy and Nihilism
He's not mentioned much anymore though.
Not really. Just use the balance methods from the table top game. For every marine give the player 5 guardsmen. Make all the eldar insanely fast glass canons. Give the Tau stupidly long range weapons, or the crisis suit.DragonLord Seth said:The inherant problem with this franchise is that in a tabletop game, you have to have a canonical reason as to why your cheapest cannon fodder can kill a 50 foot tall spider mech with rocket launchers instead of arms. That doesn't really translate into videogames that well. Because you're either going to have to weaken them, and piss off the fanboys, or not do anything and run into the Starkiller Problem with being too hideously overpowered.
Orks is da good guys, dey is! Dats a fact! Space Marines and Imperials are filthy xenophobes misguided in service to the emperor, Eldar are too fond of Eldar, Chaos are busy with the DEMONS and things, Necrons want to destory the entire world, not sure about Tau however, havn't read much of their stuff... But yes. Orks are the good guys for the sole reason that since they are fighting for fun they are less bad than everyone else!JJMUG said:Eldar Good guys funny, they will do anything to make sure there own race survives even start wars on Armageddon.Scorched_Cascade said:good guys. If anything that would be Elder or Tau.
Yes, but the player character isn't cannon fodder - he's the leader of 100 genetically enhanced super soldiers.DragonLord Seth said:The inherant problem with this franchise is that in a tabletop game, you have to have a canonical reason as to why your cheapest cannon fodder can kill a 50 foot tall spider mech with rocket launchers instead of arms. That doesn't really translate into videogames that well. Because you're either going to have to weaken them, and piss off the fanboys, or not do anything and run into the Starkiller Problem with being too hideously overpowered.
Gaunt and Eisenhorn both get their funk on.Namewithheld said:I still won't get my Ciaphas Cain FPS...
I think he's pretty much the only Warhammer 40,000 character that actually gets laid...(but I could be wrong, there's a lot of damn books to read)
1) The playable sm is a captain. This isn't a standard tactical marine we are talking about.Scorched_Cascade said:I still don't think one marine would be able to stand up to multiple chaos marines at one time. The chaos marines have 10 millenia of battle experience, mutations that make them better, sorcery and they are purer in terms of implants. When Space Marines do win its normally due to better equipment or overwhelming numbers neither of which are present here.