Game: I Develop Warhammer 40K, and the Whole Internet Freaks Out

At this time, a space located in the universe → observable universe → large-scale structure of the universe (cosmic web, galaxy fiber, void) → supergalaxy cluster complex → supergalaxy cluster → galaxy cluster → galaxy group → galaxy (galactic subgroup, spiral arm, star belt) → star cluster → star system (stellar circle, planetary system, planet-satellite system) → planet → planetary surface → ecosystem → eukaryotic domain → animal kingdom → chordata → vertebrate subphylum → Mammalia → Subclass Theria → Eutherium → Northern Eutheria → Primates → Rhinorrhea → Hominoids → Stenorhinoides → Hominoidea → Hominidae → Homininae → Hominin → Hominin → Homo → Homo sapiens → Late Homo sapiens subspecies after reading this and giving a thumbs up!

If you write more stories about Warhammer, the reality can be appropriately reduced. Because there are many similar types, only the Warhammer setting is the most attractive.

When I first read it, I hoped that there would be no situation where the protagonist teaches players how to play games. This situation has happened in many novels. After the protagonist completes the game, he watches the players play it behind the scenes, and then when he sees that the players are enjoying themselves or not as expected, he starts to add value, such as "let them know the true meaning of the game." Then the players are tortured and sigh, "It turns out that this is the case, we all played it wrong", "The protagonist is like this, it is really awesome" and so on [vomit] Never let this kind of scenario happen, I really can't stand it [awkward laugh]

Now, overall, the author's writing is pretty good, and there are no other problems. I'm just a little curious as to why this is the case. Just like the game I play now, I passed it chapter by chapter.

Not just Astartes, but also a career path for Tech-priests

I think it's quite interesting. Many people said that there are too many introductions about the plot of Warhammer. They jumped to read it. I didn't jump to read it because I have never played this game and I don't know the background of Warhammer, so I can read all the introductions. He said that writing such a long background introduction is a waste of their time. He said that if a novice is interested, he will go to the official website to read the background. I don't know how he said this. When I read a novel, do I have to go to the official website to read the background myself? The novel is not attractive enough. Anyway, I think it looks pretty cool for a novice like me who doesn't know anything about Warhammer's backstory.

Real, vivid, and addictive!

I hope that the subsequent games will be games, so that all despair is buried in the game instead of something else that invades reality.

The details are well drawn, a very good book, paying attention to the positioning of some soldiers in the empire

It's okay. Some locations are slightly different from the Warhammer settings. It's okay. Some locations are slightly different from the Warhammer settings. I don't know if the author is Yun Zhuizi or if the settings are different from what I saw. After all, that guy is a book eater.