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Forgive me if this has been discussed or is detailed somewhere else, but how exactly were Primaris marines trained if they were in stasis this whole time that they were being created? How were any of them wounded to be put in dreadnoughts and how did officers get leadership experience if they've never seen combat?
   
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100 years have passed from the time they were unveiled and the current 'now' of the 40k setting. In this interim they have been training, fighting battles, earning accolades, being injured and interred, etc.

   
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IIRC the Dark Imperium novel mentions Matrix style skill and knowledge implants/downloads. It also states that the Primaris were very green at first, but by the books(and the games) "present" they have been active for about a century. So the first few years were probably a combination of "Whoa I know kung fu" downloads and regular SM vets giving them the full metal jacket treatment.
   
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 Naix wrote:
Forgive me if this has been discussed or is detailed somewhere else, but how exactly were Primaris marines trained if they were in stasis this whole time that they were being created? How were any of them wounded to be put in dreadnoughts and how did officers get leadership experience if they've never seen combat?


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I believe the fluff has them training in sparring arenas and receiving it thru suggestive brain techniques while in stasis and then 100 years of application in real world battles.

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They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.

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BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.

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I expect their innate Mary Sueness provides them with all the combat capability they will ever need without requiring training at all...

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 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.


in short, the same way EVERY new space Marine founding is trained.

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BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.


in short, the same way EVERY new space Marine founding is trained.


Yes but probbly also being so new concept. The grne seed experts probbly hovering pretty close to make sure there new project is not mutating or suffering massive flaws like otter attempts at improving marines.

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Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
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 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.


in short, the same way EVERY new space Marine founding is trained.


Yes but probbly also being so new concept. The grne seed experts probbly hovering pretty close to make sure there new project is not mutating or suffering massive flaws like otter attempts at improving marines.


quite likely, I imagine when they spent time thawed out, the routine went like "morning, training, eat lunch, afterbnoon get poked by drs for a few hours, then more training"

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BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.


in short, the same way EVERY new space Marine founding is trained.


Yes but probbly also being so new concept. The grne seed experts probbly hovering pretty close to make sure there new project is not mutating or suffering massive flaws like otter attempts at improving marines.


quite likely, I imagine when they spent time thawed out, the routine went like "morning, training, eat lunch, afterbnoon get poked by drs for a few hours, then more training"


From books there careful on regular marine, adjusting as they go to make sure new organs take, growth etc is inside parameter's etc.
But these are kinda brind shiny new, I'm surprised we have not seen the grim far edge of the side too like the Primus marines who broke, geneseed failed and devolved into feral wolves, dath company etc..

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I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
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They can be made of already existing marines apparently so no real need to train those guys

and as stated its been a while.

long enough for them to need super mega special primarus dreadnoughts.


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 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
 jhe90 wrote:
BrianDavion wrote:
They where not in stasis the whole time, and they would have been trained in much the same way as standard marines where, a combination of hypo indoctrination and hands on pratical training. as for how some where wounded eneugh to be put in dreadnoughts, remember Dark Imperium starts 115 years after the return of Gulliman, plenty of time for that to happen. yet again re officers 100+ years of active duty, also some where picked for command early due to their character etc.


Marine veterans from the various chapters might of helped train, and supervised the greener recruits on the finer arts that hypno training cannot.
Basic indoc from the machines. And refined in real training and supervised engagements.


in short, the same way EVERY new space Marine founding is trained.


Yes but probbly also being so new concept. The grne seed experts probbly hovering pretty close to make sure there new project is not mutating or suffering massive flaws like otter attempts at improving marines.


quite likely, I imagine when they spent time thawed out, the routine went like "morning, training, eat lunch, afterbnoon get poked by drs for a few hours, then more training"


From books there careful on regular marine, adjusting as they go to make sure new organs take, growth etc is inside parameter's etc.
But these are kinda brind shiny new, I'm surprised we have not seen the grim far edge of the side too like the Primus marines who broke, geneseed failed and devolved into feral wolves, dath company etc..


I imagine they're saving those for future releases. give space wovles and blood angels etc new choices, for example, "ohh hey, primaris marines are vunerable to the curse of the wulfen, pick up the new space wolves codex for information on "Wulven Alphas!" etc.

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I haven't read Dark Imperium yet, but to they say where those original Primaris came from? Are they all Martians or Terrans who were conscripted? Clones?
   
 
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