American Comics: Simulating Warhammer Tech to Beat Up the Purple Titan

To be honest, in the early stage, IG is completely useful, at least until the Qirita invasion, and it should be able to deal with Ultron. After all, the IG in Hammer faces a lot of monsters and monsters that are much scarier than Ultron.

I finally have someone writing about Warhammer again. The editor hopes you will stick with it. After all, there are too few people writing about Warhammer in Feilu. Flowers will be given to all monthly votes.

The part about threatening the system in Chapter 2 really poisoned me.

The biggest poisonous point is that you can summon 200,000 elite soldiers. Are you sure that Lu Dantou is not crazy? It doesn't matter whether you have the intention to cause chaos in the world. What is important is whether you have the power to cause chaos in the world. You said that these 200,000 soldiers have a time limit, but what if? If the protagonist finds a way to keep it permanently, even if there is a flame, the government must put it out. The real situation is that politicians and agents will try their best to control you, and if they can't control you, they will kill you. Loyalty that is not absolute means absolute disloyalty.

How does the protagonist know Tony's phone number?

Hahaha, I was completely stunned when I saw a poison blade tank weighing more than 300 kilograms. And it feels like the author doesn't understand Warhammer at all. He just heard some terms and wanted to combine the two science fiction movies. The Marvel Universe in the movie world is actually very awkward. The five gods have never appeared in the world, and the top of the battle power is the five-jeweled purple sweet potato spirit. The Warhammer world can be said to be the ceiling of hard science fiction combat power. The Star God is the aggregation of rules and the Old Sage who masters psychic powers. The technological ceiling ribs are the toys of the Star God. The Old Sage created the Eldar and Greenskins, the two most famous species of Warhammer. If you feel that the Orcs are not good at it, I suggest you search for the Ancient Orcs. It is ridiculous to say that the combat power of the Primarch is not comparable to that of the Marvel world. Let's not talk about the Primarch, but let's say that the E God Chosen in the Marvel world is at least the top combat power of the five gods of Marvel. The five gods can also fight under the Emperor's blessing state, and does the Warhammer world rely on single-person force? If you only use force to go to Warhammer and directly land on the Chaos Egg, will the Primarch fight alone? Take Guilliman's U-group as an example. Lanzi Lansun could probably submerge the earth with just a spit of his own. There are Praetorian Guards behind the U group. There are not a few psykers who can explode stars. Titans, battleships of various types, and the soul-exorcist dead zone of the ribs instantly clear the consciousness of living things on the earth. I won't elaborate too much on the Titans of the Eldar. Then the Orcs you despise the most will die if you don't know how to deal with them. In the coming year, you will see a green planet, and you will be able to pick up trash and develop technology. To put it bluntly, the Marvel Universe is completely inferior to the Warhammer Universe. The five major gods will probably kneel down if one of the four vendors comes. I really don't look down on the Marvel Universe, and the Marvel Universe cannot defend against the chaos and corruption of the four vendors' most basic abilities. , You probably won't be able to develop even if you come to the Marvel Universe. Slaanesh can defeat the Green Lantern Corps, and the Marvel Universe cannot resist Nurgle's mechanical virus alone. Do you know the gold content of the evil god born from the emotions of living beings? In other words, the most basic thing is that as long as there are living beings, they cannot damage the roots of the Four Vendors. Source, if you take ten thousand steps back, you can win countless times, but as long as you lose once, you will never win. Just like Diablo, the four vendors can become stronger as they fight. If you don't have soldiers, you will give them, and if you don't have technology, you will give them. In short, everything you have is no longer yours.

No need to read it carefully, it's just the author Yun Zhui. I guess I didn't even read some of the Warhammer settings when I wrote the book. Kashezin's armor Barrett can effectively penetrate it. You are underestimating the empire's black technology. And I guess this author only knows Barrett about anti-materiel rifles.

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