Warhammer 40K My Player Is Not Normal

There is no future for Warhammer to engage in natural disasters. If billions of people go down in the Milky Way, they will just sprinkle a handful of pepper powder into the sea.

Aba, aba, aba, a little humble opinion. Even at the beginning of the protagonist's game, even the strength of the entire original body will not affect the basic situation of the empire. At most, it can change the form of a small local war. One person cannot save the entire galaxy. In addition, I personally suggest that it is best not to digitize it. The strength improvement can be written in a vague manner instead of directly quantifying it to facilitate subsequent reading (no)

I have read many book friends' comments saying that there is no hope of dealing with the Fourth Scourge in Warhammer on a galactic scale, saying that I do not understand the despair of Warhammer 40k. It is true that I have not considered too many details before, but I still want to defend myself. First of all, some book friends said that during the Empire 40k period, even if you gave him tens of thousands of immortal Astartes, it would not be able to save the war situation. This makes me wonder why tens of thousands of immortal Astartes-level players cannot affect the war situation at all. You must know that the Thirteenth Master in 40k has no support. Before the aid of the Primaris Space Marines, the Empire had a total of about 1 million Astartes, scattered in various regions of the Empire. How could it not affect the situation of the war at all? I know that the large combat space armies are the main force, but do you know what an extra Astartes Legion of tens of thousands of people who are quickly resurrected is equivalent to? Moreover, these tens of thousands of people have inherited their memories and have not been trained in the recruitment stage after resurrection, so they will become stronger as they fight. Furthermore, the impact on a world is not limited to combat. Everyone should know the butterfly effect. In my opinion, a player is a butterfly flapping its wings, and tens of thousands of players can slowly change everything in the empire through various details, such as saving someone who should have died, exiling a demon in advance, or changing the outcome of a battle, etc. Change the world little by little. (So ​​my setting has a time flow rate of 1:60. I believe that a group of players can definitely change the entire Warhammer in a few hundred years. Even a pig can definitely do things that are beneficial to the empire in a few hundred years.) Also, in other books, one person can save the end of the world, why can't tens of thousands of players do it? You must know that every player is actually a time-traveler, just by playing games. After they time-travel, they are not ordinary people of the empire. They are immortal monsters protected by the emperor, equivalent to the demons of other chaotic evil gods. They are not afraid of death and even enjoy fighting, so don't treat them as ordinary people. Finally, don't take it for granted that it can't be changed. What I write is a fan novel, not an official novel. I know it will be far-fetched, but is it a bit too arbitrary to think it is impossible before it is written? I hope everyone can take a look. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask questions below this post.

Isn't the protagonist's plug-in a bit small... This is a galaxy battlefield, and the protagonist's military strength is basically completely limited by the breeding warehouse in his hand, and the player quota is pitiful, not even a company. Just... This is Warhammer, this is fucked up. The best solution may be to strike hard and directly bring in as many players as several worlds and rush in with a huge number of online people, instead of having dozens or hundreds of players in one "internal test" like other fourth-day disaster articles. With that number of farts, the players can be drowned and resurrected to no avail, because the speed of your several breeding warehouses is probably not as fast as the opponent's orc boys crawling out from the mushroom fields all over the mountains and fields. Although the fourth natural disaster is feasible, the protagonist's power is too little, and according to this method of resurrection, at least 100,000 players must be online to support a decent planetary civil war. Otherwise, with the three melons and two dates in the protagonist's hands, even the underworld gangs have richer fighting consciousness and more people than them. If they are killed on the battlefield, they have to go back and get a new body. The strength of this plug-in is just like a joke. I really want to participate in the galaxy battlefield. According to the quality of the players, there must be at least hundreds of thousands of people online at the same time. The per capita unlimited in-situ resurrection is about five seconds per read. Otherwise, most of the players have civilian-level combat capabilities, let alone big scenes like the Dark Crusade. Winning a hive civil war is the blessing of the Emperor.

To be honest, I can't understand how powerful the so-called Fourth Natural Disaster is. Many novels and authors boast that how powerful a player can be, just an ordinary person. It's better to equip the army with the ability to be immortal. Ordinary people can't beat the game and will lose interest if they die too many times. It's terrible. The harm is done to the attackers themselves, not the players. Players with millions of Astartes are not much better than ordinary people. The talents of ordinary people are limited and cannot compare to the Astartes selected from trillions of humans. They rely solely on their high combat power and cannot defeat those of the same level. It is better to choose Astartes directly.

Just looking at the introduction, it's not enough for the protagonist to die ten times. The Warhammer world has no place for betrayal, nor testing on the edges.

Those who mix 40K and whose personal strength does not reach the Star God level will not watch it at all! Because such a character is not qualified to make waves in the galaxy! The 40k campaign level can easily involve millions or tens of millions of troops, such as fighting against the green-skinned space wahoo! Or the Tyranids Leviathan main tentacle-level invasion! Have you ever played StarCraft 2? If you don't have hundreds of Taihe cruisers in your hand, you won't even have a chance to escape, and you will be swallowed up as soon as you meet them! Without the combat power to destroy a planet, you are only worthy of being cannon fodder!

This reminds me of the undercurrent, everyone is the Emperor's Chosen😁

Your writing is too novice. You need to work harder to practice your writing, otherwise it won't look good. It really looks like novice writing.

Warhammer is actually difficult to write. It doesn't feel like Warhammer without despair, but it's full of despair and it's not as good as reading the original novel.

In fact, the most suitable for the Warhammer server opening flow is the green skin! Except for his ugliness, he is a perfect match for other races, he is not afraid of death, he fights monsters and upgrades, and if there is no communication, most people will not be able to tell that he is a green-skinned person with problems.

I suggest you take a look at Croro's tabletop battle demonstration and faction introduction at Station B, as well as suggestions for writing Warhammer fan fiction. I used to be an editor. Don't look at the Astartes' bragging and coaxing, but it is officially recognized by a well-known author and has written magical operations such as a lone space warrior being attacked and beaten by an old farmer with a hoe and being seriously injured, and being stabbed to death by an orc boy with a steel pipe.

Why do you have to fill in the address to receive express delivery? If you can set it up rationally, you have to add some theology. Isn't it possible that there will be real government discovery, cooperation, third-party contact and other nonsense?

Okay, it doesn't have to be too dark like Warhammer.

It's pretty good, at least it's much better than Fogo's warhammer. At least it's really logical. Unlike Xiaobai Wen, the universe will explode at every turn.

The protagonist is an alien god, and it's okay to recruit people from different worlds (low-tech, high-tech) to play the game 🤭. Otherwise, we have to provide players with auxiliary troops and allow them to win over their own forces and build China.