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[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="834" id="2915376"]I'd say that the Inquisitor would likely then dragoon said Guardsmen into his/her retinue.[/quote] Good idea. I'll go with that. BTW, is it me or are there nowhere near enough men in a Space Marines company? I mean, 100 men, even if they can each stand up to tanks in single combat, aren't enough for an inter-planetary scale of warfare.
So... Possible ideas for my story that I haven't typed any of yet. So, the squad of seven (by this point) guardsmen, one a Sergeant, head to this beacon thing, some kind of ancient artifact on the planet, as the security situation begins to breakdown, eg chaos worshippers and rogue PDF everywhere, with the majority of the PDF soon to turn on the Cadians present due to them alledgedly planning to call in an Exterminatus or something. Basically the Governor of the planet'
[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="829" id="2914886"](because the krew of the Red Orktoba believe it can do anything, it can)[/quote] Isn't there some belief that the Orks are all low-level psychic, and that if there's enough of them in one place, things happen how they want them to happen? BTW, fluff-wise, what amount of punishment can a space marine take? Can he take a hit from a tank shell? Will a bolter round only punch through his armour
I'll think on it. Also, I've been thinking of a good W40K story of my own. Not a crossover or anything, just your standard "planet that's too valuable to be exterminatus-ed (at least not until it's clear that it's lost) comes under Chaotic influences, people try to sort it out."
Banned for 42.
[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="825" id="2914343"]I shall. I shall indeed. Thus, the Cadian will pull multiple cans of Limey-AWESOME badassery. And be able to put the whup-ass beat down on anyone.[/quote] All is in order then. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Remember Whiskey, the Cadian=Limey. Remember this. Always.
I have decided that, seeing as the Catachan are clearly Vietnam GIs, the Cadians must be British. Also, it would make sense for GW's favourite regiments to be British, seeing as they are too. IG will never fit in in ME... Their flashlights can rip off arms and punch through space marine armour with a lucky shot. Compare this to, say, the cannon on the Mako, that sometimes fails to kill people when shot near them. Basically, doesn't matter who's fighting them
Also, British Army themed Guardsmen :) Yes, that is a bullpup lascarbine or whatever. Oh and btw Whiskey, if you ever do write your IG fanfic, you need the Comissar at some point to say: "Crap,
109. Though shalt not use Lasguns as laser sights for thy Bolters. 591. Thou shalt not make breathing noises and say 'we meet at last Obi-Wan' when handling Power Weapons. 592. Remember a 2+ armour save does not make you a Primarch. Saw these somewhere. Lol. Question: Do you think of the Cadians as British? Seems a few do...
Banned for White Trash F*ckers?
Who's Goto? I just figured that it was all a lovely coincidence that this inquisitor who knew everything about the Maledictum showed up, and was constantly advocating the destruction of this Chaos thingy, despite the warnings of even the Eldar, who the inquisition are known to listen to when it comes to a matter of great importance. And why didn't he destroy it? Why wasn't he present at the moment when the Demon was released?
The gods of Distant Stars have tidy minds. Why put our planets in circlular orbits round stars when they can be in rows? Far more logical.
[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="812" id="2913687"]@Oatesy- I'll bet you that somewhere in the Imperium of Man, there's a regiment of Limey Men armed with lasguns that look just like that carbine.[/quote] The (whatever number you want)th Britannian Regiment perhaps? And they get support from Limey Marines occasionally. And the Limey Inquisitors. They must be
Banned in bad eake Greek? What's eake?
[quote who="CmdrNilles" reply="810" id="2913627"]Oh and G-36 FTW (It's the only gun I've ever fired)[/quote] You and your pinpoint-accurate-at-800m (???) assault rifles... when will you learn :P Meanwhile, here's a carbine of godly weirdness yet also awsomeness.
Banned for screaming.
"NUKE THE TALIBAN!!!" "Sir, I'm pretty sure that would mean a lot of civilian casualties..." "THEN NUKE THEM AGAIN!!!" "Sir, that would cause even more-" "SO NUKE THEM!!!" "Sir, if I could get a word in amidst your excessive punctuation-" "NNNUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUKKKEESSSSSSSS!!!"
Also, intelligence technology is getting more and more sophisticated. The question is, will counter-intelligence keep up? eg, a UAV can spot alot of things if you're patient enough, and the enemy can't shoot it down unless they're sure that they can get away form their firing position in time to escape retribution. However, if jamming techniques were to improve and become portable, the UAV operators wouldn't find enemy infantry, but a screen full of stat
The name makes it sound like some kind of forcefield or energy shield. I swear we're going more and more sci-fi nowadays. What next, invisible tanks? You heard it here first folks. Actually, they're probably already looking into it.
Banned for exploding. It'll be the Jihadist Death Panels next I tell ya!
Electrically charged armour Electrically charged armour is a recent development in the United Kingdom by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory . <a href="http://e
So, Crysis 2 is now out, and I had it on pre-order, so I now have the aforementioned game. Anybody else played it or the original (or Warhead)? I'm a long-standing Crysis fan; I've got the entire series. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Banned because Hinduism has the Avatars of Vishnu, which are pretty important to them from what I've heard.