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it got a Cease and Desist order from GW, but it can be accuired from some places.



at any rate, weather the under portion of the city is under ground or not matters little as there will be no sunlight filtering down to those lower levels. it may as well be under ground.

Melissia wrote:Hive cities in the fluff are often near continental sized cities. Imagine if the entirety of Australia was a city stacked ontop of a city stacked ontop of a city stacked ontop of a city.

Everyone would leave due to slow download speed and price mark-ups.

Assuming anywhere else was any better.

Melissia wrote:Assuming anywhere else was any better.

I'm willing to bet Wales would still be pretty empty.

But in the far future the places that ere empty are empty for a reason, usually because they're death worlds.

Melissia wrote:

BearersOfSalvation wrote:Well, the blandness level depends on the person, especially for Soylens Viridianis

Only ONCE has rations been described as good tasting in my memory.

Soylens Viridianis is an obvious reference to Soylent Green
"Soylent Green is made of people. IT'S PEOPLE!"
Thus the flavor (or lack thereof) depends on the person... that it's made from.

Yes, I steal Futurama jokes.

Mr Nobody wrote:But in the far future the places that ere empty are empty for a reason, usually because they're death worlds.

If you're calling Wales a deathworld i might have to disagree with you a lot. I mean it rains a lot sure but not that much

-Loki- wrote:

SaintHazard wrote:Damnatus depicted a hive city as largely underground, becoming increasingly labyrinthine as they descended.

Then again, anything else would have made for a more boring setting for the movie, so Rule of Cool applies.

That actually got released? I remember it being in production before I had a break from the hobby.

Indeed it did; it's on YouTube. It's actually not bad for a film made by guys who don't have a professional film studio, millions to hire special effects masters and a large cast potential to select from.

M.