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Indeed.
Your average drukhari makes Saren Arterius' speciesism look like Mr. Rogers.
The rest aren't much nicer, especially to each other, or to your genes.
This is the war that is in the title.
It is difficult to have a good metric of good and evil when everyone on the field tend to be casually throwing around world-ending weapons.
Also a very good point. Where are all these hippie orks?
Believing that all strangers are out to get you and it's ok to preemptively murder them is evil, and a terrible way to build a society. No wonder the Imperium is stuck in a 10,000 year dark age.
Also all Orks are hippies, they are just here for a good time :)
Welcome to where most others were at BEFORE mankind found the stars.
In fact, that's pretty much the prime resentment of eldar towards mon-keighs.
Imagine having your entire civilization go Slaanesh-shaped into the Eye of Terror and then seeing a bunch of primate come along and claim they own anything.
Who said anything about Chaos? I gave you perfect examples of factions which are quite fringe, yet have quite some potential.
Anything you stop shooting at, will see it as a weakness, and kill you.
40K is a universe with apex predators and nothing else. Only the most brutal survive.
And they gasp and wonder when I say it is a braindead setting. Don't be fooled by all the embelishments. It's all there just to sell toy soldiers. And to facilitate as much battle as possible.
Don't mean it's bad per se, but it is to the point and simple.
A lot of well wishing and ideology, no real science or diplomacy anywhere to be seen.
Have you actually watched anything except Discovery?
I know that a lot of things can be said and levelled against ST, but it casts a long shadow. To the point of influencing real life. So, let me ask you this:
What has 40k influenced or predicted?
It's a dumb blonde(or in this case, dumb goth), but that's ok. Sometimes that's just what you are looking for.
As I keep saying, you need to keep in mind what the goal for this setting is. And what its mother company's business is. And as such, it is a huge success.
Do I like it? Generally no, mostly because as Fantasy, AoS etc show, you don't need to be a complete douche or even worse to have a proper, fulfilling wargame setting.
But, hey, different tastes. Some might like tits more, others buttocks and third group something different altogether. As long as it serves its purpose and makes someone happy ... that's all there's to it. And $$$ in this case, ofc.
Those who don't like subtext to field entire armies full of war crimes can go find something else. D&D sounds about their speed as their ork-lovers already empathize with explicitly evil races.
They don't need to take this franchise with them in their confusion in trying to find what they want, so it's best to wish them happy trails in finding something that better suits their tastes.
OR
They can start reading the source materials and supporting materials, of the theme of how it is to be truly trapped in a war, to be the heroes who suffer for trying to do any bit of good despite the greater evils around them.
Gaunt's Ghosts are a decent start for that. Heroes trapped in Hell.
What is murder in that setting? Just another body count.
It's a little bleaker than most RPG carebears are used to, but that's the point.