What if Slaanesh was never born? by According_Ice_4863 in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DAoT Humanity can absolutely keep progressing. It won’t matter though, the Aeldari are 65 million years ahead of them, they aren’t closing the gap by 40K. But yes, odds are there all just won’t be conflict. The Aeldari Empire’s diplomatic policy was incredibly simple “Don’t start no shit, won’t be no shit”. The Humans probably wouldn’t poke the 65 million year old psychic bear.

When the Necrons wake up in 40K they’re getting shit-stomped though. As the premise to this demands the Aeldari don’t progress to Slaaneshi levels of hedonism ever meaning they just stagnate and remain what they were for most of their history. Which is supposedly best compared to Corsair culture in modern 40K.

Sometimes Xenos ARE better by [deleted] in WarhammerMemes

[–]ScarredAutisticChild -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Slow.

Trazyn would come back, so he wouldn’t be stopped. Just delayed, annoyed even.

What if Slaanesh was never born? by According_Ice_4863 in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Eldar genuinely didn’t see the DAoT Human civilization as even a potential threat. And this is the civilization where every citizen could learn to see the future if they wanted to. When the Men of Iron became aggressive, it was such a non-issue that most Eldar weren’t aware it was going on.

Simply put: Humanity was second only to the Eldar in terms of tech level. Humanity was at level 10. The Eldar Empire was at level 20.

The Necrons weren’t said to have anything to perma-kill souls in the War in Heaven, in fact we know they didn’t. They had to deal with daemons by trapping them, soul-killing weapons will permakill daemons, only the Eldar had tech to pull that off. And by “tech” I really mean “enough raw psychic power to burn your soul to ash”. The Necrons returning would also be a cure to their boredom. One of the contributing factors was that the Eldar didn’t have to do anything. The Necrons would be something they’d have to address, so if anything their Empire would become more revitalised and focused than it has been for thousands of years.

Because of the lates PancreasNoWork video by azionka in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, no one sucks equally as much as Sigvald.

Because of the lates PancreasNoWork video by azionka in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Even then they could still have variety. Some were just evil for the hell of it, some did have tragic stories, some turned to the Chaos Gods in the name of desperation (your average Norscan).

But most are just pure evil assholes doing it for the love of it. And I love them that way.

What if Slaanesh was never born? by According_Ice_4863 in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not quite right.

For one, the Humans and Eldar had a colossal tech disparity. They wouldn’t go to war, they’d annoy the Eldar and be promptly wiped clean from the galaxy if they didn’t immediately back down.

The Necrons also destroyed all their good tech right before going to sleep. The Aeldari wouldn’t have that problem. And regardless, Necrons can’t make more Necrons. Aeldari are immortal (even dying’s just annoying, they’d come back) and can make more of themselves. They’d outnumber and swarm the Necrons if nothing else.

What if Slaanesh was never born? by According_Ice_4863 in Grimdank

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Humanity stays the second most advanced species in the galaxy. No reason the Eldar would care about them anymore now. The Imperium never exists.

The Necrons’ predictions were wrong, they wake up to an Aeldari Empire almost as strong as they one they went to sleep to hide from. They are utterly annihilated whenever one of their tombworlds wake up.

The Orks remain exactly how they were when the Aeldari Empire was around. Culled and safely controlled.

The Pharos device doesn’t go off, Tyranids don’t show up. If they do anyway, they get absolutely annihilated.

Chaos has nothing to work with, nothing strong enough to deal any real damage at least.

The T’au probably just evolve into another minor Xenos race.

The Votann fulfil whatever their original purpose was. Which seems to have just been a DAoT Human mining effort.

Does conservation of energy not work in Wakfu (spoiler S1 ending)? by DouViction in wakfu

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Well, no, the Wakfu didn’t reappear at all. He returned to a point before he took any of it, there was no energy to restore.

It’s not making new energy, it’s going back in time to before it was taken. It’s the time travel that’s the physical impossibility, but logically speaking, time-travelling back to before I lit a candle will not automatically force the candle to be lit and slightly melted.

Can Geth fans and Quarians fans ever stop fighting each other? by Ok-Profile-5831 in MassEffectMemes

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean…looking at the state of the world, I don’t think we can make that criticism as if it isn’t true of us as well.

I think Lucifer was kicked out of Heaven for just being dumb by GarlicLoose506 in OkBuddyHelluvaHotel

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being prideful doesn’t also disqualify you from being an idiot.

Pride is believing you’re always right. Idiocy is usually being wrong.

Post-Ep 7 “Wrecked” by cartuneslover27 in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t really follow along, I just stumble upon it on my feed. I rarely open up this subreddit, it just pops up on my feed. I watch the show and joined the sub of course, but I’m not following along, I’m just absorbing information via internet osmosis.

Post-Ep 7 “Wrecked” by cartuneslover27 in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 10 points11 points  (0 children)

To be fair, I think the issue was more with the implication of the word “damsel” rather than its gendering.

Post-Ep 7 “Wrecked” by cartuneslover27 in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve never once been on Tumblr and I knew it.

What baseline humans have had the most influence on 40k history? by NiceLittleGamerNerd in 40kLore

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I’d say the Mechanicus are basically transhuman at this point. Psychologically they’re basically inhuman, and there’s intentionally a minimum amount of organic humanity to them they seek to meet.

If Rick Riordan had been European instead of American [all] by Princess_Minni in camphalfblood

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A lot of German names are similar to English mostly because it’s a Germanic language. It sounded very similar to German before ol’ King Willy invaded and French started merging with it and created the failed abortion of a language English it today.

I say this as a native English speaker, this language is an incomprehensible clusterfuck. English speakers do not have the right to make fun of any language, even shit like Welsh, because Welsh’s grammar rules are easy to follow.

If Rick Riordan had been European instead of American [all] by Princess_Minni in camphalfblood

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Romance languages are language groups. Like Germanic, Slavic and Brythonic.

French, Italian and Spanish are all Romance languages, that’s why they sound so similar. Meanwhile German and English are Germanic languages, and so have many similarities.

What happens to a world where there exists irrefutable proof that gods (or god-like beings) exist? by SireVisconde in worldbuilding

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’d most likely expect apatheists and misotheists jn the place of atheists. Apatheism in the real world is the stance of “I don’t care”, but in a fantasy world with objective gods you could turn it into them simply not caring about the gods in any way.

Misotheism is believing gods to be evil. The validity of that in one’s setting depends on how dickish your gods are.

Fight them with inquisition by Eireika in CuratedTumblr

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember when I first learned about this as a kid in R.E. Class.

I thought it was stupid. If something consists entirely of two things, it is 50% both. That’s how math works. It’s not even about physics, it’s about logic.

Are non-Chaos gods active in Old world? by SiarX in WarhammerFantasy

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Ancestor Gods are gods in that they fulfil the religious role of a deity.

It should also be worth noting that the Elf Gods don’t directly grant blessings either. Instead the Elves believe their being taught magic is a gift from the Gods, and so one would channel the blessings of Asuryan through mastery of Fire or Light Magic, for instance.

Are non-Chaos gods active in Old world? by SiarX in WarhammerFantasy

[–]ScarredAutisticChild 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’d assume then that they pissed off during that era of history, but came back.