Warhammer: the Golden Age Returns from Beyond the Galaxy

I have developed the habit of reading the comments section first for Qidian's Warhammer articles. There has been a lot of interest in Warhammer recently, and those authors have no idea what Warhammer is. The most outrageous Warhammer novels I've ever read are the ones from the starting point, Virgin Bitch Tyranne and Opening a Harem.

In the Golden Age, humans had everything, including causal weapons. Even the Mechanicus could compete with Necron technology, let alone golden humans.

Pull a handful of yellow skins One person has been carrying it for so many years, and there are no humans or ghosts on it 😭

In Warhammer, it seems like there has never been a Golden Age, it has always been a Dark Age. So author, how do you explain the golden age of the book?

Fight back to Earth to destroy the false emperor and counterattack the subspace, and let the Five Evil Gods of Chaos experience the power of mankind.

The top leader of the Yellow Chicken Fleet condescended to do the job of a cannon fodder investigating agent, but nothing was investigated and it was all about luck. What? Is this what a bunch of leaders who are thousands of years old can do? Have you been so leisurely in 40k that you have nothing to do?

What the hell are you writing in the back of Chapter 19 😅. You don't have to open a fleet but you have to play Hive City Investigation. You still don't wear equipment. You are really brainless.

A "Golden Age" Joke A human noble was eating a banana on the road, but the iron man on the side noticed it and asked the banana if he needed help. —————————— To be honest, if you look carefully, the Golden Age of Warhammer is actually almost the same as the Golden Decade of the Republic of China.

I think humans in the golden age don't care about the fate of a group of 40K humans whose DNA has been changed into something unknown. They have no significance to the survival of human civilization. Suddenly give this group of extremely low morals and religious worshipers 40k humans with superb technology? I'm afraid I don't want them to be entertained to death! It can be said that virtue is not matched, the technological creations of the Golden Age cannot be used, and the remaining Iron Man AI does not think that 40k humans are human beings. The survival of civilization is not a big problem as long as each individual has the knowledge of the entire civilization. (Unless outside interference)

Can't figure it out. Why do so many interstellar novels arrange a girl next to the protagonist? Don't you think it's downgrading?

There is a book review section next door that calculates scores in the Warhammer category very front row. According to statistics, 90% of people who read Warhammer novels are Yunhammer, and not many people play the game. Because most of the people who play mobile games now, a small part of client games, and most of the client games do not play stand-alone games, and most of those who play stand-alone games play 3A games. Warhammer is rarely played. Medieval Warhammer is often promoted on Steam, and there are slightly more people playing it. This may be because the world view of Medieval Warhammer is similar to that of World of Warcraft. 40K is very unpopular, and as for chess, it is even less popular. So it is difficult to write Warhammer novels. I have read various themes, such as Warcraft, Cyberpunk, Circle of Magic, etc., But the comment section of Warhammer 40k novels has a different style Hahahaha

The Golden Age is also known as the Dark Age of Technology. The mad scientists and technocrats in the so-called Golden Age are more insane than the priests of the Dark Mechanicus! So, don't be fooled by the name "Golden Age". 🙂

And if the fleet from the "golden age" of mankind really comes back, the Emperor might jump up immediately and throw away the baggage and find a planet to continue living in seclusion as a dead house.

Is the protagonist a senior officer of a warship or a fleet? If he is a senior officer of a battleship, it would be a bit reluctant to conduct an investigation in person, let alone if he is a senior officer of a fleet.

From beginning to end, only the period of the Great Crusade was the golden age of mankind. Those in the comment section did not even think about the golden age before the Iron Man Rebellion. The production framework of the Warhammer 40k universe is continuous darkness and despair. If you say that there was a golden age of truth, goodness and beauty for mankind before the dark technological age, don't even think about it. When GW created the Warhammer 40k universe series, it was completely based on the worst development in human history as a template and paired with the core of space opera. 99.99% Of humanity in the Warhammer 40k universe has no truth, goodness or beauty at all, nor does it have a golden age before the Dark Age of Technology. GW has never mentioned that there was a golden age before the dark technological age. It was all created by the imagination of the Chinese people.

It's poisonous. Intelligence work should be done by specialized infiltration iron men. There is no need for senior officials to personally investigate.

I feel that the most attractive thing about Warhammer is the group of people who crazily resist fate, like gold in a cesspool trying to shine.

25,000 Years ago in 41k, it was M15~M25, the Dark Age of Technology. That era was much crueler and darker than the Empire. Some introduction to the Dark Age of Technology: Scientists, engineers, inventors and innovators among humans have become new gods. They implanted alien technology into their species' devices to enhance their effectiveness without ever considering the risks. They made bold modifications to the genome of the species and built a huge army of genetically modified humans. After a series of grotesque changes in their bodies and minds, their humanity almost disappeared. Some technologies that represent the Dark Technology Era: Butcher's Nails (horrifying and abominable artificial implants that make the implanted feel endless anger, and only feel a trace of peace when fighting and killing), the giant elephant that Vulkan encountered that uses human blood as energy-driven, Perturabo's life-extending technology that extracts genetic material from living bodies to extend his life, and the Dark Technology Era weapons in the Exorcist Dead Realm are simply Chaos backdoors. So where did the golden age fleet of the protagonist come from? When writing a fanfic, you should at least roughly match the background of the original work. The technocratic rulers of the dark technological age are completely cruel and dark, far beyond the empire. The technological creations they use are disgusting and heretical even to the empire. It doesn't mean that such a powerful and majestic expedition fleet like yours cannot appear. Why would such a fleet appear in such a background? You should at least introduce it.

I think it's hard to control the Empire even if it's cheating 😥

Say goodbye to the golden age, the age of technological revolution

Dark Age of Technology: An era ruled by a group of technological geeks

The Golden Age of mankind, I personally feel, refers to the Golden Age in the sense of civilization. The official does not clearly describe what kind of era the Golden Age is. Some versions say that the Yellow Emperor's Age is a deception, an age of dark technology. The upper classes live like gods. All kinds of dark technology and entertainment are very abnormal. Is it related to the birth of the Eldar Goddess of Joy?

Is it possible. Iron Man's betrayal did not betray humanity. Are humans still human in Warhammer?

Please change the name. GW is reading books again. Now it is collectively called the Dark Age of Technology. There is no Golden Age.

Humans in the Golden Age returned to their hometown and found that their country had been subjugated. Their civilization had been destroyed in some ways. The empire established by the Emperor still had a hint of his continuation in 30k17, but now it is nothing. It feels like even if human beings regain the Golden Age With the technology, it is difficult for him to make any big moves. There are 1 million worlds. It is too difficult for humans in the golden age to rule. Whether it is to destroy the empire or to re-rule is unrealistic, the cost performance is too low, and it also relies on subspace navigation. Not necessarily, he has no control over his own territory. The control of the domain is too good. The rules of space suppression are simply undetectable in their settings. Even Iron Man cannot understand it. All the theories about subspace in the golden age are based on theoretical holes that cannot be verified. There is nothing human beings can do to suppress space. , Now the subspace is becoming more and more active, and the real world is being eroded by Chaos all the time. Unless the protagonists regain the human world on a large scale like the Emperor, awaken the golden fallen empire of mankind, and achieve cooperation with the Necron, they will not be able to escape at all, and will eventually be destroyed.

And then come back? Build the empire over and over again and use the returning fleet to come back and build a star gate, so the two sides will be connected.

Do you want to send out a leaflet to introduce terms that have appeared before, such as destiny technology, otherwise it will be a bit confusing?