
Warhammer 40K: I'm Here to Set Up a Base
战锤40K:我来放置基地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
295Chapters
5.6MReads
163.5kFlowers
10.0Score
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Have played both games. Even if the protoss comes in the interstellar world, the technology cannot compare with the undead, and Amon and the Four Gods are completely incomparable...
When it comes to Warhammer, I think the Zerg are more reliable and can at least evolve.
I suggest the author read the Warhammer novels. Not even the Emperor or the Primarch dared to run around with only four people in the Warhammer world. The author writing more than 30 chapters without dying is simply an insult to Tzeentch's IQ.
Yesterday you fought against the Human Empire, today you make friends with the Tau, and I don't dare think about what you will do tomorrow. This is no longer an ordinary heresy, and you must hit hard.
By the way, where does the technology in Planet ** fit into Warhammer? I don't know much about Warhammer personally.
There's nothing much to say. Just go ahead and fight the Empire. Later, when the Empire fights the Zerg, you'll still be fighting the wolves. There's nothing interesting to see.
What about warp rifts? Without the Emperor's psychic suppression, the warp rift would swallow up the entire solar system at the speed of light, tearing apart the entire galaxy together with the Eye of Terror, and eventually forming a larger galaxy. Without the Emperor's psychic power, taking Terra would be tantamount to courting death.
It's a good idea to put the 50-dollar buddy from StarCraft into Warhammer 40k. But the writing is so bad, it feels like reading a primary school student's diary
As the protagonist develops and grows, the corruption of Chaos occurs. How do you plan to deal with it, and the four vendors will not watch you grow and develop. Let's talk about forced corruption. The reason why the Tau are not noticed by Chaos is because the soul projection light of the Tau in the subspace is very small, and The power of the Tau is very small, and it seems that the Tau have been discovered by Chaos recently. Chaos corruption only needs you to know about it, and the corruption may have already appeared. The corruption of Chaos can be spread from ten to ten, and without the protection of the Emperor, who are you going to believe in to protect the gods from being corrupted? Don't say that you plan to believe in science, because there is no way to protect your mental safety in 40k. If you blindly pursue technology, are you sure there is no conspiracy by the old man?
Like the title, I really didn't expect that StarCraft and Warhammer could be written together. The author has good control. I hope I can continue writing and don't stop updating every three days!!! I almost deleted this book.