In Warhammer, My System Is MC

No, hold on to the praise. The author clearly has no concept of the price of these incredibly valuable items in Minecraft. Take the Golden Apple, for example. They're thinking of exchanging one Golden Apple for the materials needed to make five? Who would believe this is charity without a conspiracy? The price would be at least a hundred or a thousand times higher.

Many people seem to have only seen marketing accounts and Dutch, genuinely believing that Astartes is incredibly powerful. In reality, most of the canned-type characters in the novels are only fit to sit at the same table as real-world black men, Toyotas, and heavy machine guns. Ordinary nameless canned-type characters are far weaker than the Spartans next door with their halo.

The Iron Golem was written too poorly. You mentioned earlier that the Iron Golem was five meters tall and couldn't defeat a regular Astartes; wasn't it just pure cannon fodder?

One more thing, since you're planning to write about mechanical power, you should know about automation. After setting up the production line, you just need to put in the raw materials and then wait. In Empires, there's something similar called STC. Since you're planning to write a mod, you should properly develop the potential of the mod instead of clinging to the original. An automated production line represents the god of machines much better than any white zombie.

Warhammer also has a system... Aren't you afraid of having four systems?

Isn't it too easy to believe the protagonist so readily? Aren't psychics with such abilities very dangerous and monstrous?

Another Warhammer and Minecraft novel (I think there are only two, the other one is a mess). These first five chapters are fine, a normal start without any fancy tricks, except for a common-sense question: is fuel stored in an iron drum? And some Warhammer stereotypes. Then, regarding the issue of the introduction, carrots and potatoes are not extinct in Warhammer.

Blueprints, blueprints! Tank blueprints are blueprints, spaceship blueprints are blueprints too. Since defensive fortress blueprints can be printed, then tank and spaceship blueprints should be able to be printed as well. With more blueprint cannons and enough materials, we can mass-produce warships. This efficiency is a hundred times, a thousand times faster than mechanical engineering! 😃

I was so desperate after being transported to Warhammer as Steve, but then I crashed twice and flew into the air 🙂

For the Milky Way, travel through Hell is still too slow. Even at eight times the speed of light, it would take Imperial ships over ten thousand years to traverse the Milky Way.