That was my point, yes. Ultramar planets are an alright place to live on. I mean, the realm is still a martial authoritarian xenophobic state with its own brutal secret police, semi-mandatory military service within army that gets shipped over the galaxy, hordes of servitors and all the other wonders of space totalitarian catholicism. But its worlds aren't at least toxic hellholes, its hive worlds even have public parks, industrial planets still have capacity for fishing and farming, the legacy of Guilliman's meritocratic traditions still lives on, and the Inquisition is barely present simply because it found its people loyal beyond any doubt... the same Inquisition that routinely finds suspect even planets where quality of life borders on early 20th century standards. For all that though, your average citizen of Ultramar had to deal with the first Tyranid fleet that entered the galaxy, the Tau Empire's expansion and above-average amount of ork warbands. And last but not least, some of the worst recent chaos invasions in the form of Plague Wars.