I was not trolling and had not seen any in the dawn of war games or space marine 1 and 2 which were my primary experience with WH40k.
For some reason they've kept the chainsaw bayonets stuck to 30k/Horus Heresy Marines, they will probably release more tacticool primaris bullshit before even thinking of giving them to them.
I've always felt Joji had it down best for naming videos like this. "Loser Reads Hater Comments" is the perfect title, simple, gets to the point, and makes fun of the commentator as well. The man was an artist, a master of his craft.
Jesus fucking christ. And he's got a video on his channel about painting a wraithguard...
He just like me frfr.
harridan is well known. Hierodule on the other hand...
Old man yells at cloud warning, but back in my day when it was up hill both ways to the local gw, the game was full of this kind of thing. Power fists which are fists that can punch through space ship hulls. Basic bolter rounds were armour piercing explosives that detonated inside the target. Tyranids fired beetles that ate through the person they hit. And of course, "chain fists", which were power fists, with a chainsaw.
Bro what the fuck he paints more models than Arch then
lol, that is true. I don't think I've ever seen a supposed picture of Arch's minis even. It's not like he has any reason to not show them, since everyone knows wtf he looks like, so they wouldn't be identifying him at the local store or anything.
You can paint your dudes any way and any form you want to. That out of the way; not every "bump" on a wraithconstruct is a spirit stone. In fact most of them are psychic nodes and maintenance clusters, since eldartech does not function through primitive cables, wires or cogs.
I CAN FIX HER
I’d call you autistic and give you the rating but for Iron Warriors that’s beating a dead horse.
Dumb and immature? Yes. Fun? Also yes. I wasn't into Warhammer as a kid. I sort of knew about it only as they crazy sci-fi where everything is extreme. Of course as a teenager I thought being metal, and brutal, and grimdark was "mature". Now that I'm an adult with some amount of disposable income I wish I could see Warhammer the same. It's gotten soft and marketable. It's not all bad, but I feel like I got involved at the worst time and missed the rule of cool era. I like dipping into Oldhammer stuff and seeing where the setting came from. But it's one thing to look back and see the cool stuff that used to be, it's another to have been there to be part of it.
