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Arson Fire wrote:

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Centurion

Once connected into the warsuit, the accepted battle position is for a Space Marine's hands to be crossed against the front of his chest, behind the torso-plate and the suit's secondary weapons, for he controls the vehicle with his thoughts.

That has to be the most fething ridiculous thing I've ever heard of. So he's hard-wired in so he can control it like a Dreadnought, but he is also absolutely free to get out and do whatever else he needs to do/ feels like? A little bit of best of both worlds, no? This firmly cements my decision to never buy Centurions for my Crimson Fists.

 Unit1126PLL wrote:

 Quickjager wrote:
Lol you are pointless to talk to.

Good counter-argument with clear and well-defined paradigms about what differentiates a vehicle from an MC.

Really a joy to read. We should use this plan in future editions of 40k.

lol I don't need to prove you wrong, I just need to ignore the 11-year old lines you spout. When you can contribute to that discussion under reasonable expectations and fairness then you can criticize me.

Looks like this one has run its course then?