Why is Titus such a prick this time?

[Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG]

Is this the quality modern writing?

[Tilen]

Originally posted by Belmont:

He got sentenced to Deathwatch as "penance" and he didn't do anything wrong. It was solely because of the words of his former battle brother that he was accused of corruption and sent off to the Deathwatch.

After that, wouldn't *you* be pissy with random teammates that you don't know where one wrong word could have you end up sent back?

Disregarded the Codex Astartes, survived Warp magic, was directly and suspiciously addressed by Chaos agents.

>Didn’t do anything wrong.

People get branded heretics for looking funny, brother.

[FromChaosTheory]

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Originally posted by Ronin Gamer:

Inquisition would tell you ANY sign of chaos IS the sign of taint, but whatever helps you sleep at night. That demon coming through and murdering a **** ton of people I'm sure will thank you for not thinking too hard about it.

Um, no, Inquisition does not outpower Space Muhreen. In fact, they are just a part of the Administratum while the Muhreen are their own feudal lords in space.

This is why they prequently butthead with the Black Templars and Space Wolves but still cannot brand these chapters as heretic.

Yes they do. The Inquisition answer to literally no one but the Emperor. Although he can't really talk right now. The only way to take down a Inquisitor is for the other ones to think he has gone off the deep and they kill him. NO ONE crosses the inquisition. Those are the guys who decide to nuke entire planets once they consider them a lost cause.

[Grr. [SG CMD] Majah Lazah]

Originally posted by DxTrick 88:

This is infinitely better than anything the blue hairs have been making in the last 5 years

This was literally written by a blue hair that got kicked off of the KOTOR remake, which is why it's so generic.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by FromChaosTheory:

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Um, no, Inquisition does not outpower Space Muhreen. In fact, they are just a part of the Administratum while the Muhreen are their own feudal lords in space.

This is why they prequently butthead with the Black Templars and Space Wolves but still cannot brand these chapters as heretic.

Yes they do. The Inquisition answer to literally no one but the Emperor. Although he can't really talk right now. The only way to take down a Inquisitor is for the other ones to think he has gone off the deep and they kill him. NO ONE crosses the inquisition. Those are the guys who decide to nuke entire planets once they consider them a lost cause.

Yeah, plenty of Inquisitors got killed in duty, man.
In fact, some are declared rogue when they go too far (Kryptman).

It is true that Inquisitors only answer to Grander Inquisitors/within their own organisation, the Muhreen only answers to the Chapter Master as well. Inquisitor's authorty do not surpass Muhreen which is why in-canon, they regularly butthead.

[Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG]

Originally posted by Akemua:

Originally posted by FromChaosTheory:

(That being the guy who called you a snowflake.)

He got called a snowflake because he said this nonsense "Maybe you've been spending too much time here if you think he's not acting too much like a prick" and I responded to it, because it was vitriolic nonsense that made no sense. If I remember correctly, it was even directed at you. All because you dared ask to give an example.

He's actually bothered by a character not sugar coating words and is straight forward and abrasive because of his past. Now he's outright refusing to have a discussion with certain people.

I gave him benefit of the doubt and attempted to have a conversation with him, and all he did was ignore valid points, dismiss and or get passive aggressive with people. Hell, re-reading the entire thread the guy did nothing but argue with people without contributing something substantial to the conversation he supposedly started because of a "normal question".

Forgive me for not being nice about it.

The word snowflake would bear more weight if you knew what it meant. Just tossing it out on people you don't like means nothing.

Originally posted by Grr. SG CMD Majah Lazah:

Originally posted by DxTrick 88:

This is infinitely better than anything the blue hairs have been making in the last 5 years

This was literally written by a blue hair that got kicked off of the KOTOR remake, which is why it's so generic.

I looked into it, and everything makes sense now. It's written by one who lived their whole life through western media, for others like them.

[Belmont]

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

I looked into it, and everything makes sense now. It's written by one who lived their whole life through western media, for others like them.

And instead of again giving examples or going into debate, this is what you come up with.

You're trolling. That's the end of that.

[FromChaosTheory]

Originally posted by Belmont:

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

I looked into it, and everything makes sense now. It's written by one who lived their whole life through western media, for others like them.

And instead of again giving examples or going into debate, this is what you come up with.

You're trolling. That's the end of that.

Yep.

[wolfenhauz]

He's not. He's a king.

[~ Fabulous ~]

he get torture for 100 years

[Space Wolf Hudson]

Originally posted by Jaded:

Its all because of that cuck Leandros...

oh you mean Charlie Chaplain

[kknd]

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

Is this the quality modern writing?

Here is why:
He went through a lot to save Graia, losing a long time friend.
Leandros then violated the same codex astarties he ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at Titus for not slavishly adhering to and call in the Inquisition rather than contact the chapter Chaplin as it prescribes.
Titus surrended himself to the Inquisitor in question in good faith and was met with relentless torture for an unknown number of years, before his lack of breaking made the inquisitor salty so he was stuffed into stasis.
Titus was released from stasis by the Grey Knights, who were cleaning up after that idiot inquisitor got himself posessed by a demon. He learns he was reported dead, and goes to contact his chapter.
The chapter is then pressured by the Inquisition into shaming Titus and putting him on penance with the Deathwatch (as a blackshield, not allowed to acknowledge his name or chapter of affiliation.) because they refuse to hold the L on this situation.
Titus then spends nearly a century with the Deathwatch, de-facto isolated from even his squad mates because he can't talk about his past or chapter while they can be proud around him.
Then, Titus loses his entire squad and fights to the death against the tyranids after finishing the mission. (That's the prologue here.)
Titus wakes up to pain and the Chaplin essentially telling him "So I know you got screwed for purely political reasons, but I am going to treat you as an untrustworthy scumbag regardless. Eat a demotion and serve in the line and maybe you will be accepted again." We don't know if at that point in time he knows who the Chaplin is, but that'd be another reason to be mad.

So yes, Titus has plenty of reasons to be angry, resentful and not open up with his new squadmates.

Then, in the plot he learns that some mechanicus idiots essentially spat on his work, his friends sacrifice AND the work of Mallum Cado because they wanted to play with the warp artifact. Meanwhile the squad is giving him ♥♥♥♥ for bothering to pay attention to whats going on, on top of not handing them his backstory (When the Chaplin specifically erased his records to conceal that, tascitly saying 'don't tell anyone'.) while he remains the second most reasonable person in the room at all times. (Because the Captain here is legitimately a reasonable guy for once.)

This is why he is so much less amiable than the first game, the circumstances and he are different.

[Katitoff]

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

Is this the quality modern writing?

Something something
-being more open and enthusiastic in the past
something something
-being given out to the inquisition by a comrade he was fighting back to back against orks
something something
-being locked in stasis for decades and then being forced into inquisitional kill team for decades more with his smurf insignia erased and his records erased, having Cato Sicarius take his job

The guy did not exactly had a bright past and what you see here is character development based on past experience.

Something "modern writing" is completely incapable of with their one-dimensional characters who have less nuance than cartoon characters from 60s.

[Jax]

The OP is toxic feminism

[badger vortex]

op just confused titus with leandros it seems

[odnanref101993]

Originally posted by Tilen:

Originally posted by Belmont:

He got sentenced to Deathwatch as "penance" and he didn't do anything wrong. It was solely because of the words of his former battle brother that he was accused of corruption and sent off to the Deathwatch.

After that, wouldn't *you* be pissy with random teammates that you don't know where one wrong word could have you end up sent back?

Disregarded the Codex Astartes, survived Warp magic, was directly and suspiciously addressed by Chaos agents.

>Didn’t do anything wrong.

People get branded heretics for looking funny, brother.

Yes, but this is for the space marines to deal with their own. Not the Inquisition. The fact that he could not trust his chapter on this minor thing instead going directly to the Inquisition. Yep.

Had he been a Blood Angel or a Space Wolf he would literally be discretely disposed off. Let alone chapters from the first Legion.

Not to mention for someone citing the Codex so often he broke the rules there stating he must first report to the chapter any suspicion of chaos corruption before going to the Inquisition.