Warhammer: I Just Unified the Empire, and You Say It's 40K

The most difficult thing for Warhammer fans is that Warhammer is very powerful. Generally speaking, the IP of a single-surface work without a planet may only be at the level of a remote planet isolated by a subspace storm in the Warhammer universe. However, when faced with other works, galaxy-level empires or cosmic gods will often be blasted. Therefore, Warhammer fans must automatically imagine the "subspace invincibility theory" before they can barely enter the ring. For example For example, the most famous subspace corruption "Any character in the work who enters the Warhammer Universe will automatically be downgraded to a fool. Even a strong man who has destroyed countless multiverses will be corrupted as long as he enters the Warhammer Universe. Not being corrupted is just because the evil gods are not targeting you. You can be corrupted at any time as long as they want." This is a self-created rule that has never appeared in the official setting but has been regarded as truth by Hammer fans. If you don't accept this rule, then most of the cheats given to the protagonists in fan fiction are kicking nursing homes and punching kindergartens. If you accept this rule, IP fans of other works will be dissatisfied. People also have something to say. Marvel DC's explosions of galaxies and universes are all based on real scenes and stars in comics. The War Empire built 25,000 Star Destroyers in more than ten years. The Jedi can really choke you from a few light years away. Stars stuff gods into four-wheel drive vehicles as batteries and use them every day. Members of the Ultra Guard fly around the galaxy as a warm-up for morning jogging. If you say an adult is overturned after wrestling with a primary school student, no one will recognize it.

If you are still licking my brother country when you are already a star, there is no need for this big cesspit to exist. All the aliens that the people of my country identify as aliens wearing human skin will go into the synapse.

Don't be fooled by the ideal view of the empire. The empire is shit, and chaos is worse than shit. At least the empire fights for humanity. As long as there is no reproductive isolation, everyone is at least an individual.

No, the so-called pure-blood human beings came from some idiot. First of all, human genes in the Warhammer universe are not as messy as everyone thinks. After thousands of years of continuous purification by the empire, the empire has a standard for judging (I can't remember the name). A score of less than three points is considered human, and a score of more than seven points is extinct. There is one point for abnormal hair color and eye color (all Cartiers have one point). Not only the shape and size of the skull are also standardized. Warhammer humans are a psychic race, so psychic powers are not mutations but awakenings. If a pure-blood human refers to a human without any genetic enhancement or modification, then it is not precious at all (the Adeptus Mechanicus can open a production line for you if you need it), nor does it have any advantages. The core of the Mechanicus is to master and monopolize knowledge. For the senior members of the Mechanicus who are qualified to engage in academic exchanges, they master real technology. But the so-called knowledge possessed by ordinary Imperial humans and the lower levels of the Adeptus Mechanicus is strictly speaking similar to operating instructions. This kind of manual also ritualizes all operations and does not explain any functions and principles. In most cases, the so-called loss of technology in the empire can be understood as the fact that the relevant technology has finally achieved a monopoly within the Adeptus Mechanicus. Regarding innovation, the Adeptus Mechanicus is actually not opposed to it, but the relevant areas within the Adeptus Mechanicus are opposed to it. For example, if you develop and produce a tank that you cannot remember the model of, it will certainly be a good thing for your forging world, but the rest of the producers of similar equipment will have objections (then the approval process, dumping and other operations will begin). When Iron Man was born, humans had already traveled across the galaxy, and had already been genetically enhanced and modified. So, the so-called pure-blood humans will really not be recognized as monkeys in Iron Man recognition?

So the problem now is that the star system described by the author is too weak. Anyway, I feel now that even the scum of an empire can crush the protagonist.

Let me explain, reading the comments, Warhammer fans are not satisfied, and Stars fans are not satisfied either. The technology tree of Stars is obviously several levels higher than that of Warhammer. I don't study the technology tree of Stars, but hold Warhammer Technology Archeology every day. Is the author kidding me?

I control the stars of a thousand galaxies and have tens of millions of fleets. I lead a scientific research ship into the unknown star field and conduct land operations regardless of what others think. I am an emperor, but I am also a warrior. I am very pleased to see another emperor. I decide to be his loyal subordinate. Although the emperor's technology is still in the # (understand everything) civilization, it does not prevent me from worshiping him. It can only be said that I have condensed my virtual madness and exploded all canned civilizations. Stars players said: Don't talk about combat power with me, because Stars officially recognizes mods, so our ceiling is unlimited. Oh, by the way, I play virtual wheelchair, the scale is less than 100, the scientific research is more than 100k, and the 75-year cycle technology has more than 80 layers. Don't ask why, micro-management. Cultivating immortality? I remember Qunxing has a mod for cultivating immortals, hehehe

Who among the stars keeps playing land battles? The battleships directly bomb the last population and that's it. Technology relies directly on scientific research stations. I don't understand what it means to keep fighting on land at the beginning. What about battleship clusters and Titan flagships? Use research ships to fight 😅

Are you still afraid of Warhammer after clearing the stars? The subspace has been given to you.

I've never played Stellaris, but after reading the introduction, I got the impression that Stellaris is invincible, and Warhammer is pure garbage. Then you can write Stellaris' name instead of using Warhammer's name.