Would Warhammer 40k work best as a mini series of unrelated episodes or as one large story?
Would Warhammer 40k work best as a mini series of unrelated episodes or as one large story?
Jayden Ross
Carson Evans
>>as one large story
user, you're retarded
Henry Clark
There's no way you could tell one story that covers everything, just take the approach that it's not about advancing the wider narrative, it's about Your Dudes. Focus it on a squad of Space Marines or Imperial Guard, explain the basics of the setting, the region they're fighting in and the enemy they're at war with. Introduce wider lore as and when required.
Aaron Edwards
Gee, I don't know.
Would Wheel of Time?
>a thread died for this
Jordan Perez
One large story
Alexander Hill
Wouldn't it be easy to have everything leading up to 40k be one large story? 30k, horus heresy etc, that'd make more sense
Colton Diaz
Yes
Justin Mitchell
An anthology
Luis Miller
No. 40k is a fuck ton of stories happening. I'm currently reading a story about a commissar trying to find a not Choas Traitor. What makes 40k story is all the stories that are happening not one big story.
Gavin Gutierrez
what did the Tech-Priest say?
Zachary Martin
He said respond to this post or your mother will die in her sleep tonight
Alexander Wright
>recall them immidatly
Zachary Morris
>no wheel of time show where we get slice of life episode of children of the light purging darkfriends
Sebastian Foster
he said AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Benjamin Flores
I'm new to 40k but that sounds really fucking boring. I enjoy the idea of a universe where there are tons of multiple stories going on, why the fuck do people even want some "epic" universal story.
Joseph Lewis
>get your men out of there
then he got raped by warp stuff
Aiden Walker
you can either do an episodic show focused primarily around the Guard, fighting multiple enemies, occasionally getting support from different Imperial elements.
or you can have a longer narrative about an Inquisitor.
that's pretty much it.
Anthony Nguyen
A GoT style episodic arc where they go over the Garviel Loken trilogy (Horus Rising, False Gods, Galaxy in Flames) would be killer. Especially if the 'end credits' easter egg was showing the Eisenstein flying away from Istvaan.
Blake Jackson
Eisenhorn?
Oliver Bailey
Eh, it's sounding more and more like it was just some Hollywood pedophile money laundering as usual....no updates, no sneak peeks. Just promises.
Jose Edwards
>tech priest
nigga
the VERY FIRST THING we see on him is his Inquisition symbol
Jack Nguyen
It's okay, every Youtube reaction video that claims to know anything about 40k is making the exact same mistake...
Alexander Brooks
because if there's one thing TECH PRIESTS are known for, it's getting randomly, suddenly possessed by daemon-horrors. it's the primary thing that separates them from, say, Inquisitorial psykers.
Nolan Gray
>england made show
>hollywood
???
James White
This is that he said
Carson Bell
I know, man. Even /tg/ was saying he was a Tech-priest, for no other reason than he had head cables. Casuals are fucking retards.
Jollywood. Even worse.
Caleb Walker
It needs to be an an anthology, it isn't like Star Wars where its all leading up to one thing, unless you're counting Horus Heresy but at that point its 30k and just a bunch of humie shit with chaos thrown in at the end
Adrian Roberts
>Tech-Priest
lorelet spotted
Alexander Jackson
Series of short arcs following one group with a rotating cast with a few constants. Like making it a Rogue Trader cartoon and the main characters from the crew for each arc change up depending on the mission.
Jose King
Mini series, easy. Anthology would be even better
William Walker
They're making it a live action series. Half the Edmond's Field crew isn't white.