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Β I'm not saying that this young lady is busy cackling out a wicked laugh, but she probably SHOULD be! Β
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Β I never ceases to amuse me that even the Heroes of the Imperium look exactly like the most classic villains of almost every other Science Fiction setting!Β
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It's not really surprising when you realize that the line between what constitutes a hero and what constitutes a villain in the Grim and murky Warhammer 40K background is often a very thin and wavering one.
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Β It'll definitely trip you up (and possibly detonate something high explosive) if you don't pay close attention! Β Β
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Now there is a lady I would invite on a quest date.
*Looks at tags*. >:T Goddamn it.
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Looks great! Love her design - and those hips! Unf!
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The not-so-Old-looking but definetly Bold of the original Rogue Trader named characters comes at last!
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I love the name! That's why I chose it!
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Oddly enough I too liked the name--so much so I had my RT RPG character take it as their own. BTW, pure trivia question here, do you think it's pronounced 'ee-cail' or 'eh-sail'?
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Oooh another one who likes the name! Yay! And I always thought of it as being ee-kale~
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Meh, personal interpretation 'til the day GeeDubs bothers sorting out it's multi-million Gothic Dialects, but I think 'eh-sail' harkens to the spirit of Rogue Trading--namely sea-ships in space with little to no changes in terms or acting, at least in the new BFG game; in most literature 40k is ironically among the few who try to keep the 'logic' of extreme-distance 'sniping' that would according to science be inherent to astral combat...and yet for all star wars is distinctly lacking in real 'superpowers' as most DC/Marvel fans would accept them e.g. pyrokinesis, never mind thigns like demons or hellish lightspeeds, it's the 'harder' sci-fi genres that oft descend into stellar dogfighting! ironic, no?
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True, 'eh-sail' sounds more ship-ish, but ee-kale is just easier for me to read and say I suppose O3O Or it might be where I am from that makes me say it like that.Β
That is also true, almost all space based sci-fis tend to do ship to ship combat as close up engagements, sometimes it is nice to see a longer range fight!
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Precisely--i mean okay, multi-missile macross massacre isn't QUITE so epic as a Bulletstorm half the time, but even if an author were to say something like 'radiation makes ranged targetting difficult/tibenna gaseous lasers dissipate at shorter ranges but are worth it because unlike solid ammo they recharge'--and 1 admits such excuses are generally enough to continue the suspension of disbelief--what I cannot understand is why nobody takes advantage of spatial inertia to do even MORE cool things than atmospheric fights e.g. wing-thrusters spinning a starfighter [a] just enough to fire at the rear before resuming forward face or [b] doing full 180s or even omnidirectional 360s like a spinning top-come-disco ball of death, sorta like Vader here [www.youtube.com/watch?v=opmWHg⦠at 01.49 mins, WHILE STILL MOVING FORWARD of their enviorment's own accord. Ammiright?
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Ee-Kale sounds most latin, so that's where I tend to go with WH pronunciations...
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wow, necromancy much?
Still, nice to hear from you again DDB-RP!
And while i appreciate the logic, i still prefer 'eh-sail', but to each their own.
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I want to hug her, but I'm afraid I'd get punchedΒ
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Awesome drawing!
....for a lapdog of the false emperor!
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