On Inspiration and Historical Reference: What is 40k?
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:41 am
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On Inspiration and Historical Reference: What is 40k?
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Re: On Inspiration and Historical Reference: What is 40k?
Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2020 10:18 pm
Two quick observations:
Warhammer 40'000 is a comedy dressed up as a tragedy.
My step-brother, at age 11, earlier this year pointed out that this artwork looked like a mix between Mad Max and Star Wars. He is not acquainted with Warhammer 40'000 yet, and his summary of that Imperial Navy battleship's aesthetic is the best description to outsiders that I've ever heard anyone come up with for 40k. I've seen a lot of good descriptions of the 40k setting, but nothing as concise and accurate as his observation.
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Warhammer 40'000 is a comedy dressed up as a tragedy.
My step-brother, at age 11, earlier this year pointed out that this artwork looked like a mix between Mad Max and Star Wars. He is not acquainted with Warhammer 40'000 yet, and his summary of that Imperial Navy battleship's aesthetic is the best description to outsiders that I've ever heard anyone come up with for 40k. I've seen a lot of good descriptions of the 40k setting, but nothing as concise and accurate as his observation.
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Re: On Inspiration and Historical Reference: What is 40k?
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2022 12:29 pm
I think it's the other way around, since it does go way over the top, to the point of farce.
The problem will be when the corporate heads decide it has to fit in with whatever political correctness is currently in flavour, in any particular decade.
Hard to say if you can make it family friendly.
The problem will be when the corporate heads decide it has to fit in with whatever political correctness is currently in flavour, in any particular decade.
Hard to say if you can make it family friendly.