Also: “I don’t have time to watch a 20min video.” Four 6min videos? “Count me in!”
I’ve never had anything related to WH40K.
I’ve never played a game in the WH40K universe.
I have watched a 30 hour video series on The God Emperor.
Other 8-20 hour videos explaining the basic lore on each faction.
And two video series that are probably 50+ hours, about the history of the WH40K universe overall.
And apparently, I have still only scratched the surface.
Do I have any intention of playing WH40K games or buying anything related to it?
Nope, none what so ever.
Am I likely to watch any more content related to WH40K?
Yes, in fact, I have about 500 hours worth of videos in a playlist to watch later.
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40k lore is awesome because it’s completely ridiculous in so many ways, but at the same time completely realistic in many other ways.
There’s so much for WH40K!
I tried to dip my toe into it, but got overwhelmed about where to start.
One reason I avoid WH40K is I’m scared I’ll fall into a black hole of fandom and never be seen again.
Consume the biomass; become the biomass
Blood for the blood god! Skulls for the skull throne!
FOR THE EMPOREEEEEEEEEER
That would be me. Give me a month of it, and I’ll be up at one of those game shops painting minis every weekend.
That sounds nice though. Expensive but nice.
Share??? I’ve also got no interest in playing but want to explore the lore :D
Not the person you asked the question but my recomendation for 40K lore is Luetin09 on YouTube.
There’s a soothing quality to his voice when narrating the horrors of the grim future that is very pleasant to hear.
Any specific recommendations? I’ve played a few video games, but would love to explore a bit deeper
Start with Bricky’s “Every faction explained” video and then check out Luetin09’s channel for more in-depth stuff.
I didn’t expect to be attacked today. Some games I don’t like the game play but the lore is fire
Looking at you summoningsalt
It certainly helps that TV is garbage these days.
I think it’s just a problem of quantity over quality because the streaming era has flooded the market with so much filler just to justify their overpriced subscriptions, but there’s still a handful of awesome stuff if you want to take the time to sift through the garbage to find it. Fargo is pretty good if you liked the movies. Mr. Robot was great. The first season of True Detective was excellent, and season 4 with Jodie Foster comes out in January.
Hopefully now that the writers are going back to work with better contracts, things will start to turn around.
Eve Online.
That is the perfect example, lol
Let’s be real, no one actually ever finished Outer Wilds.
Speak for yourself! I couldn’t get enough of that game, got %100 on it and restarted it to complete it again (although I don’t think I got every log the second time around)
You beat Myst without taking any notes too didn’t you? 😝
Lol, now that’s one I never got around to beating xD
You didn’t have to call me out like that
Bonkers to me that you did not finish it. The game is not very hard, extremely rewarding, and has a beyond phenomenal ending. I could not stop playing it and absolutely shed tears when the ending credits rolled.
Is that a novel or something?
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Let’s be honest, TV shows and movies nowadays are dogshit storywise. Video games have way better stories because they actually have to engage the audience to want to discover it. TV shows just need to grab attention for a season, get cancelled and move on to the next season long trailer.
Mass Effect made a game with a Sci-Fi story better than any Sci-Fi show that has come out since then. WarHammer 40k did a pretty good job too.
The expanse is pretty good. I’d say at least as good as mass effect.
Because the expanse is a book that was adapted into a show
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Even better, the authors of the books were actively involved in writing the TV show. That’s why it’s so great.
Fun fact: for the show they hired an actual linguist to develop the langbelta more. So the show actually has a better conlang than the books.
Let’s be honest, TV shows and movies nowadays are dogshit storywise
This is such a bad take. It’s the same as the, “good music doesn’t exist anymore” bullshit.
Television has never been better. If you can’t find great TV and movies to watch, that’s on you. Seems like you’re just bad at finding them.
It’s nowhere near “good music doesn’t exist anymore”. They are the same old plotlines with that double crescendo bullshit. The only thing that really changes are the characters and setting. Sometimes they add a twist here and there in order not to be too obvious, but if you watch enough stuff, they feel the same.
Trailers have genres themselves. You can watch a trailer and know nearly the entire plot of a movie plus what the genre is. The colors also give away so much about that: blue - technology, dark tones - horror, greenish blue - techy sci-fi, colorful - probably art-house, etc. there are entire pallets dedicated to genres and their subgenres.
The way the cameras move, the chosen audio effects, scenes that unnecessarily capture a specific object or center an unknown thing, a few frames of a look, and so much more.Writers and the creative personnel have been hamstrung by the focus on ROI. Remakes and sequels are the biggest investment these days. There’s very often some attempt to build a franchise or continue one.
Music has changed massively. Outside of mass media, you can’t take a song from now and say “wow, this sounds like something from the 80s”. The red hot chili peppers, black sabbath, metallica, and other bands used to be considered metal, but that’s unrecognizable as metal nowadays. Maybe rock?
Music has mashed together so many genres that you can go and type nearly any genre in a search engine to find music of it.You’re just objectively wrong. You’re making sweeping generalizations about entire industries and you’re just wrong. It’s exactly the same as the music thing, you’re just refusing to accept it.
There’s a lot of trash. Maybe it’s mostly trash even. But there’s also the best stuff that’s ever been on TV. It depends where you’re looking.
“I think you’re objectively wrong”
This post is just an ad for vaatividya isn’t it!?
I often watch his videos to go to sleep. Although I do actually play all those games.
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There’s ironically less commitment. No need to worry about missing something crucial by looking away, no struggle to stay engaged with the plot.
I watched a 4 hour movie made from MK1 cut scenes the other day without even realizing how long it was.
See any of the noclip documentaries.
I love watching Rust videos but hate playing FPS.
Maybe TV shows need to be more interesting than a 3 hour gaming video.
