how come there is not a single scifi RPG that justifies skimpy combat attire through the widespread usage of practically weightless energy shields?
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how come there is not a single scifi RPG that justifies skimpy combat attire through the widespread usage of practically weightless energy shields?
You'd think with how much else 40k stole from that movie, they would have lifted that too.
I suppose that just having such giant augmented cojones that you can deflect lasgun shots with your beefcake chest does count.
>movie
moron.
That said, they absolutely did lift that from Dune. For all intents and purposes, WH40k (not to be confused with nu41k) is a shared universe between Dune, Asimov, Heinlein, and others.
40k was blatantly ripped more from the Lynch movie than the novel.
They stole more from 2000AD comics than any novels.
The shadow cast by his armoured thong makes it look like he has one buttcheek on his front.
OP never said 40k get a life
Beautiful Feyd-Rautha
There are.
But sice you're acting catty instead of asking nicely I won't tell you what they are.
>Cunningham is credited with the idea: "The best way to get the right answer on the Internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer." This refers to the observation that people are quicker to correct a wrong answer than to answer a question.
Maybe try asking like a polite person.
>practically weightless energy shields?
Is the power source weightless too?
I personally like the idea of skimpy combat attire because most weaponry (or magic) is going to toast you anyways no matter the armor.
Clothing does more than stop bullets, and as such even shield technology isn't enough to make people dress like savages.
Because for some reason the tabletop rpg community is at the forefront of sissy performative male feminism.
50% autists, 50% Theater Majors.
Why are you such a sissy feminist?
>justifying things
Gay moment