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I now understand while all the naked female not-mechanicus models have human faces: this one looks like it's a man with tits.
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Feb 3, 2016 10:34
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I'm getting flashbacks of trying to stick together those loving Cephalyx Overlords and eGaspy from Warmachine. gently caress you PP for cutting up your greens so that you have long, thin, fragile components with the tiniest possible contact area. I am triggered by this.
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Helen Highwater posted:I'm getting flashbacks of trying to stick together those loving Cephalyx Overlords and eGaspy from Warmachine. gently caress you PP for cutting up your greens so that you have long, thin, fragile components with the tiniest possible contact area. Those aren't even close to the worst ones. The Everblight Spawning Vessel used to come with arms that were too small to fit into the pegs on the torso. You'd get them all un-bent (because all of the old PP metals came in the form of pewter pretzels) and straightened up and then you'd realize you'd be off my about a millimeter and you'd have to choose between slightly bent staves or not really in the hole arms.
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Feb 3, 2016 11:00
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Frobbe posted:IT CAME FROM... a colleague. in the state that's in right now, it looks like someone decided to wear armor that was forged to resemble a woman's torso a breastplate, if you will Nuns with Guns fucked around with this message at 13:30 on Feb 3, 2016 |
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Feb 3, 2016 13:25
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Nuns with Guns posted:in the state that's in right now, it looks like someone decided to wear armor that was forged to resemble a woman's torso Exactly! Nuns with Guns posted:a breastplate, if you will 
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Feb 3, 2016 13:55
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Nuns with Guns posted:a breastplate, if you will Actually, if that wasn't so lovingly painted a healthy color, and instead a pallid/infected/unhealthy color, that would be pretty cool.
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Feb 3, 2016 14:04
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Iron Crowned posted:Actually, if that wasn't so lovingly painted a healthy color, and instead a pallid/infected/unhealthy color, that would be pretty cool. What kind of pleb Techpriestess would walk around infected? Go full breastplate, paint it silver.
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I'm pretty sure the lumps are just where the tendrils knit into the torso. The silver 'cup' is just the place where the metal goes under the skin. I think that guy's robe is falling open because he can't use the cloth belt any more with all the tendrils everywhere. Science run amok.
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Feb 3, 2016 15:19
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JcDent posted:I now understand while all the naked female not-mechanicus models have human faces: this one looks like it's a man with tits. niiiiiice!
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Feb 3, 2016 16:54
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JcDent posted:I now understand while all the naked female not-mechanicus models have human faces: this one looks like it's a man with tits. So it looks like most of the people you see playing WH40K?
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Frobbe posted:IT CAME FROM... a colleague. I sold one of these for $50. Some guy emailed me and asked why I was charging so much - I would have responded "Because someone will pay that for the model" but it was purchased before I had a chance to. Your colleague isn't named Steven, is he? If so, you can give him tons of poo poo for paying $50. It's not a terrible model, and could be a really cool Ad Mech proxy. But I'm not a fan of the boobies, especially when they would be one of the first things to go when removing useless organic material that would have no bearing on a pure machine state. I like boobies, but those boobies don't make sense. Boobies. berzerkmonkey fucked around with this message at 20:59 on Feb 3, 2016 |
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LuiCypher posted:So it looks like most of the people you see playing WH40K? niiiiiice!
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Feb 3, 2016 20:46
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JcDent posted:What kind of pleb Techpriestess would walk around infected? Well, I was thinking of it just being a piece of flesh stretched over machinery, you know Cronenberg style 
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berzerkmonkey posted:But I'm not a fan of the boobies, especially when they would be one of the first things to go when removing useless organic material that would have no bearing on a pure machine state. I like boobies, but those boobies don't make sense. They just make you worse But I know I'll see your face again.
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If you're seeing the face, then the Jugs really don't work
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Feb 3, 2016 23:22
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Iron Crowned posted:Well, I was thinking of it just being a piece of flesh stretched over machinery, you know Cronenberg style Nah, that's more Slaanesh. I always imagined AdMech to be more machines plugged into gross veins and amputations.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Nah, that's more Slaanesh. I always imagined AdMech to be more machines plugged into gross veins and amputations. I think it's personal preference - one of the stories mentions a Magos (I think) that still appreciated the human form, and kept his human face. I can imagine one of those guys thinking it's "completely logical" that stretching a vat grown face over his metal head will put the humans he has to deal with at ease. But yeah, I can completely see your version too, some horror of lopped off limbs and vital fluids being pumped into the remaining organic components to preserve them from rot.
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berzerkmonkey posted:I think it's personal preference - one of the stories mentions a Magos (I think) that still appreciated the human form, and kept his human face. I can imagine one of those guys thinking it's "completely logical" that stretching a vat grown face over his metal head will put the humans he has to deal with at ease. I think Titanicus has an AdMech diplomat who still has a regular face and a shitton of cybernetics under her robes.
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Guys with completely organic hands and completely mechanical arms.
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goatface posted:Guys with completely organic hands and completely mechanical arms. In other words, gently caress the Robocop reboot berzerkmonkey posted:But yeah, I can completely see your version too, some horror of lopped off limbs and vital fluids being pumped into the remaining organic components to preserve them from rot. You'd think magos biologis would know something about not making techpriests into nurgle beacons.
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JcDent posted:You'd think magos biologis would know something about not making techpriests into nurgle beacons. That's what the radiation is for.
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JcDent posted:In other words, gently caress the Robocop reboot Organic failure isn't a beacon to Nurgle - accepting a cancer as a gift, as it spreads through your body, causing uncontrolled tumor growth, on the other hand... If rotting meat was a call to Nurgle, the Imperium would have to outlaw butcher shops. Nurgle requires you to accept the gifts he's bestowing upon you. If anything, Ad Mech would be the least prone to Nurgle's influence, as they have the least amount of organic material left. berzerkmonkey fucked around with this message at 13:46 on Feb 4, 2016 |
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JcDent posted:In other words, gently caress the Robocop reboot  I did meet someone once who thought the new Robocop was really good. His grounds seemed to consist of the special effects being better, he even went so far as to say it was like watching the original Star Wars and how you feel bad for the special effects. Of course I guess that really makes sense for a manchild who named one of his kids after the prequel trilogy 
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Padme? Panaka? Aayla? ... Jar-Jar? Don't keep us hanging man.
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I liked the Robocop reboot... but it will never be as good as the original Robocop.
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That guy must have loooved Avatar, then.berzerkmonkey posted:If anything, Ad Mech would be the least prone to Nurgle's influence, as they have the least amount of organic material left. Now you're talking! I guess they would find Slaaneshi obsession or Tzeenchian lust for knowledge more to their liking. ...I still think that Biologis probably has nanounguents and biosalves to treat implant rejection.
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ineptmule posted:Padme? Anakin  Kwyndig posted:I liked the Robocop reboot... but it will never be as good as the original Robocop. I liked parts of the Robocop reboot. It was very cargo-cult, there were some great notes that it hit, but then fell flat every time with no resolution or deeper introspection.
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Improbable Lobster posted:I think Titanicus has an AdMech diplomat who still has a regular face and a shitton of cybernetics under her robes. There's one in the Horus Heresy book Mechanicum too, Kane. I believe he's the who takes over as Fabricator General after the Dark Mechanicum splits. He believes that tech should be used to augment, not replace, so he looks mostly human too.
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Kwyndig posted:I liked the Robocop reboot... but it will never be as good as the original Robocop. Same
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Kwyndig posted:I liked the Robocop reboot... but it will never be as good as the original Robocop. Indeed. Had some nice ideas but faltered in its execution. Didn't delve as deeply into the philosophical concepts as deeply as it seemed to think it was delving (I gather Gary Oldman signed up thinking it was going to be a much more complex film than it turned out to be) and I remember the ending being sudden and underwhelming. Didn't hate it though, was a half decent nostalgia romp at least.
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Found this while looking for some Necromunda stuff
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Ugleb posted:Indeed. Had some nice ideas but faltered in its execution. Didn't delve as deeply into the philosophical concepts as deeply as it seemed to think it was delving (I gather Gary Oldman signed up thinking it was going to be a much more complex film than it turned out to be) and I remember the ending being sudden and underwhelming. I think my biggest gripe was making a huge deal about the combat program, and then you don't see it come up ever again. I mean c'mon, you don't throw that nugget out there unless you're going to make it an element about how much of him is programming and how much is him.
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Iron Crowned posted:I think my biggest gripe was making a huge deal about the combat program, and then you don't see it come up ever again. I mean c'mon, you don't throw that nugget out there unless you're going to make it an element about how much of him is programming and how much is him. They did though
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Iron Crowned posted:Anakin Awww, I can forgive that one. At least that character spent three movies being a ridiculously awesome villain.
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ineptmule posted:Awww, I can forgive that one. At least that character spent three movies being a ridiculously awesome villain. Your definition of awesome is suspect, though the acting and dialogue was villainous.
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JcDent posted:Your definition of awesome is suspect, though the acting and dialogue was villainous. He meant the other 3
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Groetgaffel posted:McNeill's AdMech trilogy (Priests/Lords/Gods of Mars) has a magos that is almost totally human looking, most of her augmentations subtle and under the skin. You guys are making want to read warhammer fiction again goddamnit. glitchkrieg posted:Found this while looking for some Necromunda stuff thin paints but what is his name? ineptmule posted:Awww, I can forgive that one. At least that character spent three movies being a ridiculously awesome villain. I can tell you right now; that kid ain't all right and may never be. JcDent posted:Your definition of awesome is suspect, though the acting and dialogue was villainous. Hey now, dude was fed poo poo, told to like it, and told how to eat teh poo poo. There was little acting.
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Oh hey, Trypophobia again. I'm glad I already looked that up thanks to the GW death thread so I have a name for my intense unease about weird necromunda mouthes.
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Kwyndig posted:I liked the Robocop reboot... but it will never be as good as the original Robocop. Anytime I watch Robocop, it makes me miss Verhoeven movies (that aren't Showgirls).
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