Warhammer 40,000: Space Marines - "Our Enemies" Trailer
Your enemies are legion in Space Marine.
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They got the math wrong again, it's 37,989-38,989 years in the future. They call it Warhammer 40,000 for a reason.
It's actually much further than the year 40,000 in the lore, more like 41,000 or something. They always say "In the 41st Millennium" rather than the actual year.Iron Lightning said:
OT: Anything WH40k related gives me shivers from excitement, my collectors PC copy needs to arrive in the mail sooner...
Yep, the 5th edition's timeline has written events for dates up to the morning of the last standard day in the 41st millennium (which makes me wonder when they'll get on to the bloody 42nd millennium, they probably won't because of their copyright on their catchphrase: "In the Grim Darkness of the 41st Millennium There is Only War.") That's why I said 37,989-38,989 years in the future, as that would roughly cover any date in the 41st millennium since I don't know when exactly this game takes place.Waaghpowa said:
They're used interchangeably. Along with the incredibly GRIMDARK paragraph used to open every one of the books.Fronzel said:
It would be nice if GW would actually advance the plot. I assume they're still trying to come up with a way to do so that allows them to release a dozen new model lines.
Ahhh, all of the (for me) most boring to fight enemies.
Two of them are going to charge at you yelling and hollering (daemons and orks)
One is going to die, and again, and again... (Traitor Guard)
One of the enemies is going to offer a symetrical combat situation where you are on a semi-even footing with the hostile force. (Chaos Marines)
Unfortunately...
I want to fight T'au and Eldar and Dark Eldar and 'nids and Necrons and...
Is that all of them?
Two of them are going to charge at you yelling and hollering (daemons and orks)
One is going to die, and again, and again... (Traitor Guard)
One of the enemies is going to offer a symetrical combat situation where you are on a semi-even footing with the hostile force. (Chaos Marines)
Unfortunately...
I want to fight T'au and Eldar and Dark Eldar and 'nids and Necrons and...
Is that all of them?
There's war. No one's gonna win. The only feasable advancement would be a.) necrons and/or tyranids actually win or b.) the strange things BEYOND the known galaxy arrive and kill everyone. And that would be kinda dull, wouldn't it? Or am I missing something?Yokai said:
I mean.. since when does 40k need much of a plot? Here are enemies, kill they ass.
Because Tau brainwash anything to include into their collective. They are just as ruthless as the imperium, perhaps even more because they keep their subjects enslaved without them knowing.iniudan said:
Ahhh..... you refer to "St. Hironimous backhanded Sword bash" a common move employed by more experienced Marines to induce terror and fear into the hearts of their remaining enemies. After all, if you can cleave a beast in twain with the blunt end of your weapon - you really tell your foes who's the Angel of Death on the Battlefield.Mathak said:
From the demo I can assure you that bashing orks is satisfying and challenging enough.MrJKapowey said:
A Nob can take you out quite fast on his own.
The traitor guard are many - and they got big guns I assume. If you face scores of Traitors armed with lasguns, plasma rifles and Krak missiles - you will have your challenge.
You want tau ? Who would shoot you before you barely see them ? Or face you in overpowered Mechas that outgun you, outrun you and take more punishment then you ? Not in a game based around melee combat thank you.
Necrons ? Who would shuffle in your general direction, vaporize you in long range and just come back again and again after you beat ther skulls in ? Not in a game based around melee combat thank you.
Eldar, Dark Eldar and Tyranids... now those I could imagine. Although I REALLY would like to have a sequel / spin off about a Harlequin Solitair from this...
But...LorienvArden said:
I want to die, become interred into a Dreadnought with Wolf Claws and shit and just own everything!
I'm really looking forward to fighting Chaos Marines not just because they will be a truely worthy challenge but because loyalist vs traitor is always the best sort of battle-reminds me of a tabletop game I had against a friend, my loyalists against his traitors: ONLY MY BADLY WOUNDED CAPTAIN SURVIVED!
Well, you have various little plot elements like the missing Primarchs supposedly returning and the Golden Throne slowly breaking down, and it would be interesting to see more because the story so far has been of remarkably high quality for what does essentially boil down to "Here are enemies, kill they ass".Le_Lisra said:
Honestly it wouldn't surprise me if GW had a new faction in the works.
GWs continuity is all over the place - so I wouldn't try to follow a narrative unless you got several bottles of strong rum at hand. One of the very first lines in the old Inquisitor rulebooks fluff is a dialogue among the most inner circle of the Inquisition right after the Horus heresy which makes one thing very clear:
At one point they say that the last forgeworld producing leman russ vanquishers has been destroyed, next thing we know they are mass assemblied like bobblehead figures again.
They describe the comunication between astropaths as cryptic visions from afar that need interpretation and carefull study - then they have large viewscreens with intergalactic transmissions again.
It's better for your overall sanity if you take the parts about the lore you like and completly shut out the crazyness around it. In my beautifull small world, the Tau are still stuck on their tiny little homeworld with their STL engines and Necrons do NOT bring a C'tan to every bar brawl...
Not another new faction... It wouldn't surprise me honestly, but right now they have no fcking clue about properly managing the races they have.
The emperor could have been revived right after the Heresy but is kept in a Coma by the High Lords to maintain the religion and prevent a civil war.
They describe the comunication between astropaths as cryptic visions from afar that need interpretation and carefull study - then they have large viewscreens with intergalactic transmissions again.
It's better for your overall sanity if you take the parts about the lore you like and completly shut out the crazyness around it. In my beautifull small world, the Tau are still stuck on their tiny little homeworld with their STL engines and Necrons do NOT bring a C'tan to every bar brawl...
Not another new faction... It wouldn't surprise me honestly, but right now they have no fcking clue about properly managing the races they have.
I was going to say "this", but then I remembered I already pre-purchased it on Steam. So, really, they've already taken my money. Now I just need to wait for it to come out... *sigh*mikstar890 said: