Warhammer: Templar Shines the Light Blade

The author shouldn't have written about Reno. It would be much more reasonable for you to write about a time traveler. Reno is not a person who is greedy for power and is good at negotiating with totalitarians. If he sees the Empire, the first chapter will only show the plot of liberating slaves and smashing the statue in Wings of Freedom. Reno has always been the upright police chief. The author writes Reno as the kind of politician who will compromise and negotiate for the sake of interests. The only person who can make Reno tolerate the Empire and compromise is Kerrigan.

The Custodes have always been in a very embarrassing position in the Warhammer universe. Firstly, they can't defeat the original body, and secondly, they still can't defeat the big devil. But the problem is that there are so many monsters and monsters in the Warhammer universe. The number and combat effectiveness of the Custodes are in Schrödinger's state. To say they are awesome is to say that they are useless and the Empire is useless. Anyway, they are clowns created by the Emperor🤡

Be careful of the yellow guy, this guy is a dog-faced guy, he never recognizes anyone, and he is also a group of crazy fanatics underneath. The best thing for the interstellar alliance to do is to get away with the materials and people, and the empire will be in a lot of trouble in the remaining 1000 years.

Kidnapping them as soon as they come up is indeed in line with my imagination of the Forbidden Army and the old Empire people.

The influence of the rumors is so great that some StarCraft players even think that StarCraft is really an imitation of Warhammer 40k. Let me talk about the conclusion first. Blizzard and its predecessor have never approached GW to discuss cooperation. Neither World of Warcraft nor StarCraft has anything to do with the Warhammer IP. The so-called rumors that Blizzard's top executives are all die-hard Warhammer fans have even led to Blizzard veterans publicly stating that they have never heard of the British company. In 2021, Bob Fitch, a veteran member of Blizzard, refuted rumors on Twitter about the relationship between StarCraft and Warhammer 40k. As the picture shows, they generously admit that StarCraft was inspired by Aliens, Starship Troopers, and Ender's Game, not Warhammer 40k. Translated below: Bob Fitch @BlizzardFitch Reply to @FloRicx I had never heard of Warhammer 40,000 before StarCraft was released. Rumors later began that the two were related, but the Terrans were often inspired by the Marines from Aliens, the Zerg were inspired by Starship Troopers and Ender's Game, and the Protoss were originally based on the familiar "little gray aliens", but the design was later changed to look tall and strong, rather than short and frail. July 21, 2021 3:28 pm Bob Fitch had already refuted the rumors once in an interview when the StarCraft Remastered version was released in 2017. "I heard that the origin of "StarCraft" was that Blizzard wanted to cooperate with Games Workshop to obtain the license of "Warhammer" to make a game. Is this true?" "Totally false. I didn't even know about Games Workshop at the time, because I neither liked their gameplay nor their tabletop game models. I didn't hear about Games until a few years after the release of "StarCraft" Workshop and their games. I was in charge of the development of StarCraft, and if anyone was involved in those kinds of talks, it was me. I had never heard of it. The idea of making StarCraft was: We loved the RTS genre, and we had done the Vikings game (the Lost Vikings series), so why not make a game where a lot of Vikings were fighting in an RTS way?" Bob. Fitch's resume Bob Fitch may be an unfamiliar name to many Blizzard players, but his contribution to "StarCraft" is very great. At that time, the young Bob was full of enthusiasm and handled most of the development work of the new engine of "StarCraft" by himself when most of the company's personnel were temporarily transferred to assist in the development of "Diablo". (The "new engine" mentioned here is relative to the engine of "Warcraft 2") In the credits of "StarCraft" and the expansion pack, Bob Fitch is the chief programmer. He is also the chief programmer of "StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty" and a hardcore Blizzard programmer. Bob Fitch joined Blizzard in 1992, when it was still called "Silicon and Neuroscience", and participated in the development of all Blizzard's early games as a programmer. Bob is still working for Blizzard today.

The depth of mining is not as deep as that of the hive; The material of the Custodes armor is not as strong as stainless steel; The humorous cannon has a range of 6km; The density of the ships is not as good as that of the sailing battleship; The space warriors are seven feet tall in armor; …

The protoss may think that no matter how bad the human race is, they hold their noses and admit it and negotiate with the empire. Raynor can only break up with the empire. Well, the dead water marshal is the enemy of oppression. There is no roasted squab in the empire

This book is really good, with a rare StarCraft theme, and the writing is also very reasonable. It does not exaggerate Warhammer too much, nor underestimate StarCraft too much. The writing is also quite sophisticated. It's really good. For example, an interstellar novel I read before was also about time travel to Warhammer, and it suppressed the combat power of the interstellar too hard. Warhammer is great, but if you really want to talk about it, let's not talk about StarCraft. I think the Forgotten Realms, Star Wars, Middle-earth, World of Warcraft, etc. Next door are not much different.

Including comments such as "Zui Duozi", "Zui ÷", "Bao Bai" and "Ji Had". I didn't say anything before today, so I won't care about it for the time being. After today, as long as I have the energy, I will delete it when I find it. Until this book, no serious book friend has attacked me because I said the empire is not good. I hope everyone will not make a target in vain.

After thinking carefully about the American game entertainment culture vs. The British tabletop game culture, I couldn't stand it when I saw the emperor going crazy. I'm sure I didn't want to see this goodbye.

The writing is quite good, but there is no big daddy here in Renault. If Sister Kai doesn't come, at least give her a Tassadar. It's really disgusting to see the human empire relying on the power of yellow leather to disgust people.

I feel that all the Warhammer articles are fine at the beginning, but then they become messy and confusing.

This was never what I wanted I never wanted to turn my legions on the attack Together we drove out the ignorant Old Night Age But you betrayed me and betrayed us all You stole the power of the gods and lied to your sons Humanity only has one chance to be restored If you don't seize it Then let me do it br>Let the war begin From the skies of Terra to the fringes of the galaxy Let the sea of stars boil Let the stars fall Even with the last drop of my blood I will see the galaxy liberated again If I cannot save him from your failure, father... Then let the galaxy burn Proud of violence To conquer To bring treachery to the Emperor To bring despair to the people To kill is my life To fall is my destiny To fail is my fear To serve the evil god is my oath We will bring destruction to Terra We create darkness in the light "Tell them, they The world is about to be destroyed by death, despair, and scarlet war..." "Tell them that their hope and pride are all gone." "Tell them that their empty whispers are unheard by God - God is dead, killed by human logic." "Tell them that nothing can save them now.

The only advantage StarCraft humans have when facing Warhammer humans is warp technology. The author gave the warping technology to the Emperor, and in the same way that Raynor was captured... Could the protagonist of your book be the Emperor?

Especially the first few pictures on the shelves are all about trivial matters about Space Marine soldiers. They really look boring and have no significance to the development of the main line of the story. Can't you just say it in one sentence? Just say directly that the Duck King can't beat the Iron Hand and sends a few soldiers to ask for help in various ways, without going into details.

Horus's Alzheimer's disease is well written.

From the original campaign From the Field Manual

Warmaster should not lose

It is estimated that it won't be long before every commander in the interstellar can play Warhammer 😁

Xizhen hopes to see Huang Pizi beaten by Sister Kai and the Archbishop.

I really want to know how the Imperial people survive in the interstellar universe... After all, the Exorcist Dead Realm has told what would happen to humans without the Warhammer(￣￣)

Huang Pizi's recruiting attitude, and the group of people below who don't know what they call crazy, are there any cooperation or exchange, they are nothing more than using power to suppress others, moral kidnapping, arrogance and arrogance. The empire is simply hopeless, and everyone is just playing butterfly swimming in the galaxy.

So... What else does this book have to do with Warhammer now?

Now I'm really worried that the author won't be able to get published. Have you signed a contract for this book? 😥

I suddenly had an idea. If Renault and the others met Titanium a few years later, with interstellar technology and Titanium's own technology, could they create a Warhammer Covenant?

Some people haven't seen Warhammer, but that doesn't affect their ability to imagine the plot. The structure of the battleship cannot withstand the gravity of the planet. This is pure fabrication: The author has probably never read the book. He had an orgasm after reading Zhihu about the fall of the Android Damix and said that the Warhammer battleship could not withstand the gravity of the planet and disintegrated. The battleship's firepower is weak, and it is even more fabricated: a single luminous spear can form a large crater of twelve kilometers on the ground - does it sound weird? This is because the energy of this luminous spear is too concentrated, causing it to directly hit the core of the earth and instantly vaporize the rock formations; the warheads of ordinary Nova Cannon shells are all surface-level, with a bombing radius of thousands of kilometers (the bombardment of Nova Cannons thousands of kilometers away is described as too close). The plasma warhead Nova Cannon is even more terrifying; a single cyclone torpedo can destroy the road, and all warheads Together, they can penetrate the planet; the less powerful plasma torpedoes can break the entire road into atoms (yes, atoms), and the energy cannon fire can evaporate the planet's oceans; in addition to these, the Empire's one-shot missiles also have specifications to destroy cities (cities in the Warhammer world are generally divided into multiple layers, are tens of kilometers thick, and occupy a considerable part of the entire continent).

The name is related to Warhammer, but there is no Warhammer content behind it.

The cooperating archbishop feels not as good as Lei Shu

Is there any Shen Nong guy who can come and make a fair comment on whether this book is worth pursuing? I am more interested in StarCraft, but I have never played Warhammer. I don't care about the feelings of Hammer fans, as long as I don't eat the book before and after.