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don't even wanna begin to think how much
uhhhh
basically an entire company of marines
a lot of tanks
1000 points of death
some more stuff for sure
a lot of that was FW as well lmao
R I P
responsible spending when I was a student who actually got money
lmao
I wish I could do that
I mean I shouldn't have
Its in the past though now ^)
I need
Data cards
because I realized I never bought any
granted the games I've played at my LGS were for a beginner environment so nobody was using them to reduce complication for beginners
but I won't always be allowed to play in that bracket lol
Late to the party again, but anyway, lets
>Leman Russ were bullshit powerful
You have to be a genuine retard to believe that. For a start the Russ is a *heavy* MBT. It is a line breaker, tough and powerful. If anything during the HP era it should have had 4 not 3. Space Marine tanks should never have even come close to touching it because they are little more than up armed and armoured APC's built to provide mobile support as opposed to the Russ which is a purpose-built tank. The lore states that the gun is a 6" piece but in reality the gun on the model is closer to 15". The frontal armour is thicker than anything else and angled, and the side armour only slightly thinner. It should be one of the toughest targets .
In game it had good armour, and a great main gun, but was let down by an inordinate points cost and the shitty HP rules. The variants ranged from okay to weak, once again let down by poor points values and shitty rules.
The battle cannon also was kind of mediocre 5th and on, because it slowly lost role relevancy. The Russ variant that detonates itself was drastically better in 6th and 7th because it could do more than just strip a HP off a tank on a good day
>discussing modern tank angle slope age and gun size as if it matters rules and lore wise compared to what the authors actually wrote for the universe
Now I see the autism
You're arguing what should work. Logically irl or by modern physics a LR would do better than a rhino or predator due to slope and gun size.
By that train of thought thunderhawks let alone aquila landers can't fly and the imperium cannot communicate
Yeah, just strap more engines to shit and it'll fly, now let me get back to murdering violent fungus
I mean enough thrust and anything flies
Look at the phantom
(I love the Phantom)
Glob has a point
Thunderhawks literally do not fly by aerodynamic forces, they just have 3 giant engines meant for something like a Fury, not a dropship. Any time a Thunderhawk loses thrust it goes full brick.
You have thrust, lift, drag, and gravity
Enough thrust with *just* enough lift to get off the ground will overcome the other two
It won’t fly *well* but it’ll fly
See the Antonov
Even by aerodynamic quality they aren't the worst, the wings and the body, while blocked and almost nothing being rounded, there is plenty of surface area to generate lift.
The drag coefficients of the Imperium's void craft and aircraft honestly aren't the worst especially when jet fighters today in cases are being built to be rigged and unstable to increase their manueverability in high speed flight. Which, yes, actually works that way.
And with those engines giving out as much thrust as they seem to be giving, that's plenty of force to push a large amount of air under and over the body and wings of the craft
If we were being legitimate about everything, Knights would be almost unkillable from the front, Titans would actually be unkillable from the front, Primarchs shouldn't be able to die due to how much armour they're wearing and they also should move at the speed of slugs trying outrace a Ferrari Diablo, Adeptus Astarties would almost be unkillable...
The discussion of realism has been had many upon many a time.
The thing about 40k and it's realism though is that everything is overpowered and obnoxious to a degree so they balance each other out across factions.
To be fair, the motive bundles in power armor are based on real materials, and they can be obscenely powerful.
Expecially if you scale them up to Titan sizes
Oh lord, Titan-grade servos could probably wrench a supercarrier in half