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They are dark grey a going to end up as a slightly lighter but still dark grey, as Space Wolf headhunters wearing colors chosen to set them slightly apart from the bulk of the army.

I immediate recognize the first clip as the Dawn Of War intro. The third is from the Amazon produced Secret Level 40k episode. Second video I’m unsure of off the top of my head, I think it may have come from something relating to one of the Mechanicus games.

These are just part of the flood of never ending low quality content in YouTube shorts (not just 40k shorts, but shorts overall). Channels taking official animations, slapping some dumbass text and music over them and calling it a day. GW defends their IP (sometimes overly heavy handedly), but they realistically can’t and aren’t going to go after every single shorts channel.

My solution would be to stop watching shorts.

Who is making all of this content I’m seeing lately?

I have no idea who you are talking about. There are many established channels. I’m sure there are a lot of low effort/AI videos, especially when it comes to shorts, but if you could point to some specific videos that would help answer your question.

Necromunda hired gun. I gave him a leftover bone claw thing from Wulfen and I greebled up the lasgun to look less stock. Pretty simple conversion.

You’ve got the vaguest beginning of an outline of a setting. If you want it to be great entertainment, you’ve got to give it a story and characters. You’ve got to figure out what it is really about, what makes it thought provoking. It takes a lot of work to create all of that. You can’t just hand off this initial description to the world and act like other people are going to pick it up for you. Don’t tell me it’s better than Star Trek, show me.

I don’t think anyone should preorder. It’s a predatory way to suck a full price of the game or even higher than normal price out of customers by using often laughably cheap benefits to drum up FOMO.

For me personally, I rarely have interest in brand new AAA games, which are the most guilty of pre-order sales tactics, so the problem more or less solves itself.

Early Access games can be a different story. I’m more willing to throw money at a small studio or solo project that appears to have some passion behind it. Even so I only spend with the mindset that whatever state the game is in might be all I ever get, so match the price to that expectation. I recently played through Deathtrash. It’s unfinished and is historically slow to get updates, however for the $11 I got it for on sale, it had a lot of content and I felt happy with what I got.

Project Zomboid is another example of a “permanently Early Access” game. It might never get out of Early Access but it has so much content now that $20 is a perfectly acceptable price. The history of devs supporting it and the community around it means support for it is unlikely to simply disappear.

Scotty should be too though.

Of all the original main characters I accept having aged up actors, Bones is the one that I most easily accept.

That doesn’t mean I need or want to accept other actors being aged up just to match. Bones being played by someone a little older is not a huge deal.

He’s only ten years older than DeForest Kelly was in 1966. Of all the original main characters I accept having aged up actors, Bones is the one that I most easily accept.

Chapter Master is a great 40k 4x fan game project if you are willing to put up with a level of visual jank that comes with a long running fan project.

https://github.com/Adeptus-Dominus/ChapterMaster

I want to use this picture for the community banner.

The first words of the article:

So this is interesting. Just weeks after Google’s campaign to promote Android as being more secure than iPhone, the smartphone battle has taken a sudden twist.

I mean Nurgle’s origin specifically.

From my understanding he was always around, what with being the embodiment of entropy.

The idea of an alien civilization getting too into indulgence and creating a chaos god and dooming itself sounds a lot like Slaanesh and the Eldar.

a chaos god forged from an advanced civilizations’ indulgence and corruption taken form in a rift between worlds formerly used for deepspace travel, thereby making the rift unusable and leading to the destruction of that race.

Where’s that from?

Know your dealers.

You go to Nurgle for- well don’t go to Nurgle for drugs, Khorne for bath salts, Slaanesh for coke, Tzeentch for acid. You go to the Emperor for a lecture on how religion is false even though you didn’t bring it up but now you’re socially obligated to stay while he talks.

You go to Jurgen or rattling snipers for weed.

‘Architectcracy.’ Which is more or less, “rule by architects.”

I mostly made models and textures, I was never a one-person team. I made assets for a number of students in game dev programming and I worked on some gamejams. Quite a few games, but nothing beyond the scope of a limited project. Currently I just don’t have the time in between other things to go back to making assets.

This was built inside of Unity.

The rule is essentially hidden if what I think are innocuous images contain a some image violating TOS. Which image is in violation? Which section of the TOS is it violating? I have no idea, therefore no idea how to follow the rule in the future.

They are not legally binding

So they have no duty of care with user’s personal data or privacy.

I don’t recall making a legal complaint. Something can be legal but mildly infuriating.