Chapter 129 The author’s words and this book

This chapter roughly talks about three points.

The first point is that many people have already given me feedback about the previous issues in this book, including punctuation and sentence segmentation. I am going to make major changes recently. Thank you for your reminders.

Second, there is the issue of the combat power of this book. The original intention of my book is to realize all the regrets in science fiction works, such as Warhammer, Star Wars, Halo, etc., and many people who read the book are Warhammer fans. Or fans of Star Wars and other science fiction works, thank you for your support.

The most important thing in writing this kind of comprehensive science fiction article is the problems between fans of each work. I would like to avoid the more important ones and focus on the less important ones. Warhammer has no advantage in air combat, but it is better than Star Wars in land combat. The author will solve these problems one by one.

Then regarding the many readers who asked me to write about the world of the super seminary, the protagonist really can’t win at the moment, but he will definitely go in the future.

Third, regarding the combat power of Warhammer, this is also an issue that many Warhammer fans and fans of other science fiction works are at odds with.

I can't comment on gw's Spring and Autumn style of writing. I will only comment on things that are certain at the moment.

At present, the most powerful performance of Warhammer in non-warp space is the 1999 "Eye of Terror", in which a bastard Tzeentch created a star cluster hundreds of light-years in size and containing tens of thousands of stars. This thing is basically a joke. It’s set, so I won’t talk about it.

The Terminator was stabbed by a green boy, this thing is GW's fault.

GW does not serve the setting for the plot, but the setting serves the plot. The combat power fluctuates. It can destroy the entire universe at one time, and it can only smash a tank at the same time.

So I won’t talk about messy things like Orks stabbing Terminators with spears and cultists beating Space Marines to death. The question is about waaaaaagh’s position and the role of subspace.

Secondly, regarding the combat power of a Space Marine, I still use the words in the article.

Astartes dashed 10 meters and jumped over a console in the time it takes a human heart to beat;

"Your Majesty, I believe we should rescue them-" The human said nothing more. There was a sickly crack in the front of his face, flesh and jagged bone crunching against the Night Lord's fist. Talos ignored the body as it fell, spilling half of the inside of its skull onto the deck. No one even saw him move, such was the speed of the Prophet that in one beat of a human heart he cleared ten meters and jumped up the console table. "

From: -Pg.93 Void Stalker

An example of how the Astartes can react at high speeds in nanoseconds:

"He took a minute or two to shift his carriage imperceptibly; the design of the power armor required a change of posture after wearing his ship's costume for a period of time. His back was straight, and the servos in the armor were barely moving at all. It took a nanosecond delay to adapt to his movements.

From: -Pg.90 Gildar Rift

Space Marine member fell several kilometers and suffered only minor injuries:

"Awake. His cheeks were clammy and he could feel fluid building up. Rafen blinked, scanning the glyphs visible in his vision. His helmet and some of the actuators on his legs were damaged, but around him The ceramsite and steel fairing bore the brunt of the impact. He assessed himself and felt injured. There were some minor fractures, contusions, etc. on his bones. These things would be fatal to ordinary people, but to space land combat It's just an irritant to the players.

"Raffin took a step, then stopped and looked up. The wedge of smoke and debris made it difficult to see beyond the ascending shaft, but he estimated they must have fallen several kilometers before colliding with the end of the tunnel."

From: Pg.223 H&B 16 – Redeemed

Headshots are only flesh wounds:

"'Mikos?' Nisroc's vox got no response. He turned to the other Flesh Tearer. "I'm fine, Apothecary," Mikos growled, throwing his mangled helmet across the room. "Flesh Wounds. "The pharmacist turned his attention to Mikos. There was a black hole where his right eye should be, and his face was a black scab. "It's like you said, brother. "

From: Pg.17-18 H&B 15 – Beneath the Flesh

These are the basic settings from the Astartes. Then regarding the combat power of the original body, read the official novel "End and Death". Horus already has a space-time distortion at the level of the star system, and this is definitely not full power. With the blessing Those original bodies are guaranteed to have galaxy-level combat power.

There are still many things that have not been sorted out yet. I will first share some of the things I have sorted out and my own thoughts. Please feel free to correct me if they are wrong.

Nameless Astartes: The combat power ranges from blowing up houses to blowing up buildings (the Astartes are shown to be resistant to nuclear explosions in the comics)

Terminator: Explosive to Super Explosive

Fearless: Street Blast

Famous Astartes: From street-level to stellar

The unblessed original body: must have explosive combat power

Blessing Primarch: As the star goes up, I personally feel it is close to single-level combat power.

These are compiled by me. In addition, I will not write about second world games. I will write about Ark at most. There is absolutely no female protagonist in this book.

There will be another update in the evening, so I’ll just treat this chapter as a rant for the author, if you don’t like it, please be gentle.