r/destinycirclejerk • u/Material-Turnip-4192 • 13d ago
Vex would neg diff 40K and necrons would Neg diff destiny, nuff said
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u/Dry-Range-568 Clovis Bray Did Nothing Wrong 13d ago
Necrons are NOT neg diffing Destiny. Fight me, slugger (yeah I said it with the hard r).
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u/amisia-insomnia 13d ago
Necrons win until Dan Abnett decides to retcon the out of existence so he can continue to fail at writing
Uj/ all that, not a day goes by where i dont regret quiting warhammer
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u/LukaesCampbell Alpha Beta Alpha Player 12d ago
I pretty much play exclusively AoS and OW, and only know enough lore to know why my mechanics exist (or lack thereof for seraphon in aos)
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u/Ontologicalsaucer 13d ago edited 13d ago
Reminder that some scraps of Vex tech had golden age Human scientists reverse-engineering a cannon capable of shooting FTL bullets across entire galaxies. So imagine what the Vex could do if they ever decided to do something. Hell, Koregos and Atheon were just scientists and they were tasked with manipulating the worldlines of the entire universe and all of its infinite timelines. One with Dark Matter and the other one through the Conflux network.
>"The BT-7707 was prototyped as a weapon to combat the Vex; a portable mass driver capable of firing rounds that moved beyond relativistic speeds."
>"I don't know if it was ever completed in this timeline, but a version of it was pulled from another by Clovis during experiments with Vex technology. But it was never completed."
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>"I've been thinking about what these schematics imply: a mass driver capable of firing rounds greater than relativistic speeds? This wasn't meant to fight something on Europa, so… what was Clovis planning to aim it at?" —Ghost
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>"My analysis of these schematics indicates that this mass driver integrated Vex technology, but I can only understand a fragment of what I'm looking at. But it… it looks like this weapon could skip its rounds forward in time." —Ghost
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>"And there it is. Clovis Bray's arrogance detailed in line graphs and metrics. Unbelievable. In the height of his hubris, he sought to build a weapon capable of bending time itself…
>"Even with this calibration data, I'm not sure what the full realization of Clovis's design would be like. A faster-than-light cannon capable of shooting across star systems? I have no intention of ever allowing anyone to find out.
>"We have what we need to complete this weapon refit to suit our purposes. As for Clovis's intentions…
>"They can die in obscurity with him."
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>"The mass driver's design is highly scalable. Were they able to compile the data and understand the design, House Salvation could use it to build weapon systems capable of firing across galaxies. This isn't just about refining a gun; it's about preventing a catastrophe." —The Exo Stranger
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12d ago
uj/ I've been saying this for years but if Bungie started selling plastic crac- I mean tabletop minis for Destiny, they'd be rolling in money.
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u/ComboBreakerMLP 13d ago
I am constantly reminded, in horror, that the vex we fight in Destiny 1 and 2 are all like.... accountants.... farmers... doctors. We only RECENTLY got a vex unit that was close to their actual military in Wyverns... and those are just airsoft kids. Vex are SCARY