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Me and some irl pals have talked about this, the discussion is rather goofy like Tyranid's and Ork's are cause they only do what they were ment for.
If you ask me it's the Necron's if you went to sleep for a million year's to wake up to hearing abunch of people fighting in you'r house, would'nt you be a lil pissed off?
in the Scenario with Chaos. Some of us Are pretty damned evil like Khorne Zerker's who basically mold their bodies just to kill. While guy's like the Thousand Son's were just misunderstood.
And honestly Isn't it the False Emperor's own fault that we turned to Chaos?, He really should of seen it coming
I've sold so many armies. :(
Aeldari 3kpts Slaves to Darkness.3k Word Bearers 2500k Daemons of Chaos
1 Nids/orks, both IZ MADE FOR FIGHTAN!!!
2 necrons, same as above, but they sold their souls to the c'tan in the first place
3 Imperium, fighting for survival, can't hide like eldar
4 eldar, they could survive just by hiding, but they choose to screw with fate and destiny just because they can.
5 chaos, slaughtering innocents, doing huge mountains of drugs, worshiping heathen gods, practisng foul sorcerys, eating babies and far worse, these guys do it all, 'cause they feel like it, and the voice in their head tells them to...
6 dark eldar, like chaos, but worse and without being able to plead insanity or that the gods told them to. Oh, and the Imperium isn't looking for them and commoragh is 100% safe.
7 the TAU! the're so smug, confidant that they are doing good, when they are simply expanding for expantion/power's sake.
6000 points IG, Leviathins 8th company, (store regiment) 60% painted 4500 points Empire 80-90% painted!
2500 Ogres 2% painted
WIP Biker Battle Company 95% painted
2500 Points Isstavan Drop site massacre Iron Hands (still waiting for dat codex) I managed to play a 1750 point game with minimal proxieing on the first day DE came out. go me!
The Gutterballers, a relatively successfull BloodBowl team
Oh, and Howard's Faildar
Justified: Noble gretchin trying to create a better life for their people.
Unjustified: Stupid orks, and everyone else who thinks it's cool to step on grots.
Anuvver fing - when they do sumfing, they try to make it look like somfink else to confuse everybody. When one of them wants to lord it over the uvvers, 'e says "I'm very speshul so'z you gotta worship me", or "I know summink wot you lot don't know, so yer better lissen good". Da funny fing is, arf of 'em believe it and da over arf don't, so 'e 'as to hit 'em all anyway or run fer it.
I always felt that no one is justified in their war....... there is no clear-cut "goodguys" in 40k
Orks - war for the sake of war.....
Tau - Join our way of life or die.......
Eldar - Throwing all other races in the way of danger rather than work together
Imperium - fanatical expansion with a genocidal approach to any Xeno
Tyranids - Feeding on a level far beyond what is needed for simple survival
Necron - Kill everything to feed their Stargod.......
Dark Eldar - kill everything to prevent Slanesh from killing them
Chaos - Evil is fun...........
sniperjolly wrote:4 eldar, they could survive just by hiding, but they choose to screw with fate and destiny just because they can.
I disagree , if Hive Fleets are left unchecked everything in the universe would be dead dried up empty dirt.
I think Eldar is most justified in the war.
followed by Tau.
Imperial Guards are ok , but Space Marine are over doing it.
If you read the story of Dawn of War, the Space Marines manage to get along just fine. All the Eldar do for them is get in the way and make the trouble obvious anyway.
So much for covert operations.
As for the Hive Fleets, the Ultramarines manage to handle them.
People are like dice, a certain Frenchman said that. You throw yourself in the direction of your own choosing. People are free because they can do that. Everyone's circumstances are different, but no matter how small the choice, at the very least, you can throw yourself. It's not chance or fate. It's the choice you made.
If you read the story of Dawn of War, the Space Marines manage to get along just fine. All the Eldar do for them is get in the way and make the trouble obvious anyway.
Cheese Elemental wrote:If you read the story of Dawn of War, the Space Marines manage to get along just fine. All the Eldar do for them is get in the way and make the trouble obvious anyway.
So much for covert operations.
As for the Hive Fleets, the Ultramarines manage to handle them.
Cheese Elemental wrote:If you read the story of Dawn of War
Dawn of War, by C.S. "Multilaser" Goto
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When the history of my glory is written, your species shall only be a footnote to my magnificence.
Necrons are only there because they were put to sleep by the C'Tan. The C'Tan harvest the living for food and they saw that a problem was coming in the future that would damage their food source, that's why they went to sleep. Now they're basically just there to harvest the living as cattle for the C'Tan. Kind of like the Tyranids, only done slightly differently. They basically reduced the amount of life to nothing before, so if they did it again they'd just go back to sleep until a new bunch of civilisations developed.
The Tau, however, are trying to unite the races while letting them keep their individuallity' although as long as they obey their rules. They even tried a few times with the Orks, that's why they attack them on sight now; the Orks would always return their offer by killing a bunch of them. It's similar to the Imperial way of expansion, but way more open and less xenophobic. As for Orks, they fight and that's all they do, they did that from around the time the Necrons were first around, before hibernation, and still do it.
Cheese Elemental wrote:If you read the story of Dawn of War, the Space Marines manage to get along just fine. All the Eldar do for them is get in the way and make the trouble obvious anyway.
So much for covert operations.
As for the Hive Fleets, the Ultramarines manage to handle them.
Cheese Elemental wrote:If you read the story of Dawn of War
Dawn of War, by C.S. "Multilaser" Goto
Oh, stuff off. He didn't write the story for the games (read the damn credits), and nobody accepts the novelisations as canon. They don't even stick to the story of the games.
If they let Goto near 40k again, I'm personally marching into Warhammer World to slap Jervis with a dead chicken, ala Monty Python.
Found this little gem from Dark Crusade on how the Tau treat humans. Not very pleasant at all.
People are like dice, a certain Frenchman said that. You throw yourself in the direction of your own choosing. People are free because they can do that. Everyone's circumstances are different, but no matter how small the choice, at the very least, you can throw yourself. It's not chance or fate. It's the choice you made.
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