Interaction question (Wh40k and Fallout)

[gooddragon1]

What would happen if a 40k ork and a fallout super mutant were to cross paths? Would they fight or have respect or some other outcome?

Was playing fallout, couldn't help but think of orks when i saw the super mutants, and was just wondering.

[Soras Teva Gee]

You have one of da boyz encounter another entity and ask if there will be fight?

[dgnslyr]

Of course they'll fight. Orks fight everything, even other orks. Especially other orks. The real question is, will the ork decide the super mutant is orky enough to pass for an ork? Super mutants feel orky enough. Maybe in some kind of bizarro crossover universe super mutants are actually prototype orks, and Space Marine power armor is an advanced version of the power armor of Fallout lore? Fallout-level tech doesn't look too far off from WH40k tech, with power armor and plasma weapons in existence if rare.

[Pokonic]

What would happen if a 40k ork and a fallout super mutant were to cross paths? Would they fight or have respect or some other outcome?

Was playing fallout, couldn't help but think of orks when i saw the super mutants, and was just wondering.

Might depend on how much radiation is around, realy. Uber-sized ones could presumably get it's respect. Nightkin might be considered sneaky gitz, and "normal" ones would probably be seen by the boyz as worthy foes, a bit like Space Marines.

[maglag]

Is it green? Check.

Is it big? Check.

Is there anyone else for them to fight in view? That's the main question. Orks will naturally follow the biggest and greenest around, as long as there's something for them to fight, or they break in in-fighting. Either way, WWWAAAGGGHHH!!!!


Maybe in some kind of bizarro crossover universe super mutants are actually prototype orks, and Space Marine power armor is an advanced version of the power armor of Fallout lore? Fallout-level tech doesn't look too far off from WH40k tech, with power armor and plasma weapons in existence if rare.

Trivia, but in some senses Fallout is 40k with a 180% turn in the typical PoV. In one side the "good" guys, the brotherhood of steel, that betrayed the government, set out to carve their own path, likes to experiment with new stuff and recruits from anywhere in the wasteland that can prove their worth. Aka chaos!

In the other the "bad" guys, the Enclave, that have loyally stood to the remants of the main goverment after a big catastrophe, control a vast and rigid infrastructure, only recruit from their own "pure" population, and have a policy of exterminating the mutant, the heretic and the unclean at all costs. Aka the imperium!

[Icedaemon]

The question 'would they fight' is preposterous. The concept of not fighting is horrible to an ork. Respect, sure, why not. A worthy foe can be respected.

[The Glyphstone]

The question 'would they fight' is preposterous. The concept of not fighting is horrible to an ork. Respect, sure, why not. A worthy foe can be respected.

You might even say the concept of not fighting is.....heresy.

[tyckspoon]

You might even say the concept of not fighting is.....heresy.

'Eresy? Dat's one of dem humie words. Stop bein' a git and grab your choppa!

[shadow_archmagi]

'Eresy? Dat's one of dem humie words. Stop bein' a git and grab your choppa!

Don't 'old onna dat end ya dummy!

[Irbis]

The question is: Would an Ork consider Gauss Minigun from F:T enuff dakka? :smallamused:

[Pokonic]

The question is: Would an Ork consider Gauss Minigun from F:T enuff dakka? :smallamused:

Who knows, but I am utterly sure some Boy or another could find a way to cobble together some stealthboys if they get there hands on them.

Hence, Stealthboyz!:smallbiggrin:

EDIT: Also, they could presumably create a Choppa-sized version of the Shishkibab. Which would be amazing.

[Misery Esquire]

The question is: Would an Ork consider Gauss Minigun from F:T enuff dakka? :smallamused:

There's only one rule of Dakka.

Never Enuff.
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[Irbis]

There's only one rule of Dakka.

Never Enuff.

But, see, Gauss Minigun is too much Dakka. The question is, is 'too much' = 'enuff'?

[The Glyphstone]

But, see, Gauss Minigun is too much Dakka. The question is, is 'too much' = 'enuff'?

There is no such thing as Enuff Dakka. Therefore, by illogical extrapolation, Too Much Dakka is Beyond The Impossible.

[Misery Esquire]

There is no such thing as Enuff Dakka. Therefore, by illogical extrapolation, Too Much Dakka is Beyond The Impossible.

Even then, you probably don't have enough.

If you had a weapon, that shot everything in the universe, no the multiverse, at everything else, at the same time, a million times a second, at speeds millions of times greater than lightspeed, for sixty years.

...Well, you'll have destroyed everything.

...

...And still won't have enuff.

[chiasaur11]

The question is: Would an Ork consider Gauss Minigun from F:T enuff dakka? :smallamused:

No.

But give it to a mutant with Fast Shot, Steady Arm, and Bonus Rate of Fire, then feed him afterburner to kill a deathclaw, and you get as close as mortal man can comprehend.

[Haruspex_Pariah]

I'm not sure if there is any other possible outcome, other than violence. Respect may be in there too, but not from a one-on-one fight (one of them would end up dead).

Now if a mob of Orks ran into a group of Super Mutants and a right proper scrap ensued, and neither side was wiped out by the conclusion of said scrap, there may be the beginnings of a beautiful relationship...