Warhammer Watch Party: Shocking All the Worlds

The writing is very good. The criticism of the Warhammer Human Empire in other universes in the early stage is not bad, because the empire itself is a big mess. The existence of this dystopia is a proper villain in other universes, but in the cesspit of the Warhammer universe, it is the light of human civilization. When the twisted evil of chaos is described in the later period, it can better highlight the resilience of the Warhammer humans to resist in this cesspit, and also reflect the Emperor's helplessness and difficulty in facing the desperate situation of mankind. I hope the author will also describe some plots about the Necrons, Star Gods, Old Saints, Orcs, and Tyranids in the future to enrich the Warhammer universe. Come on, author! ! ! [Note][Note][Note]

The author should update quickly, don't stop updating. This thing doesn't have to be so consistent with the original work, after all, the original work can be changed. Moreover, gw was written by several writers, and gw knows nothing about Warhammer. Come on

This book explains it very clearly, enough for someone who has never understood Warhammer to have an extremely clear understanding of how crazy (cesspit) Warhammer is.

I suspect it was written by AI, but the writing is quite good. Different from the usual movie reviewers, each reviewer in this book has a position that matches their own personality, which can greatly enhance the sense of immersion.

Dear author, can you write a different timeline? I want to see Lorgar the clown being blinded by the light of his apocryphal self [smile][smile][smile] Watch the invincible Guilliman's 2.5 Million army go to Terra, the non-internal Curze kills, etc., And there are also second-generation invincible versions of the original body, such as the Lord of the 13th Legion in a certain universal performance [smile][smile][smile]

It's really good. Please update it more. If it's not enough, I suggest you write about the Princess Regent and Master 13 [laughing]

The core of Coates is not written out, but the fear he firmly believes in. He believes that as long as there are people who are afraid of crime, crime will be eradicated. Just like people today, how would people today want to go to prison to waste their lives and fear being bullied after committing crimes? This is actually a manifestation of fear. This is what Coates wants to express. But in Nostramo, another place where light is abnormal, how can you let him implement this idealism? Only by killing, but he is tortured by the vision of his own prophecy. Seriously, if it were us, what would we do? Maybe we will be like him, succumbing to torture and surrendering to fate. I don't agree with the Coates described in the novel. He is not a frightened child. He has been tortured by hallucinations since childhood. All he sees is his so-called destiny. If it were you, what should you do? Maybe I will also believe that that is the end of the world. All of us know that the world of Warhammer is very hopeless. The joint venture just learned about this despair, so he simply gave up because no matter what he did, he was still so desperate.

Warhammer 40k is so hopeless, there really is no hope at all, and it's not one person's fault. In the final analysis, the underlying logic is wrong, and the empire is destined to be destroyed. If I want to travel to the Warhammer world, I will commit suicide as soon as possible

It's really good. Except for some typographical errors, the rest of the writing is really good. I've always wanted to read this kind of article. I think this is the best I've seen. The author writes clearly and clearly, and has background information. The descriptions of all parties are indeed accurate. Come on, the author [love] [laughs]

It can be seen that the author has been watching the Warhammer videos on station B a lot, and many of the words feel very familiar [Like] [Like] Love it