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109.195.23.128 at 06:40, 19 January 2021

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	The term "'''Choppy'''" describes a unit or army in [[Warhammer 40,000]] (or any other game, for that matter, though it is most frequently used among 40K players) that excels in (or "wants to be in") close-quarters combat. Like the Imperial Guard lead by a particularly plucky commissar... or else. They tend to have some combination of high Weapon Skill, Strength, Attacks, and Initiative. Like its cousin [[Shooty]], the term is borrowed from the [[Ork]] language, and the [[Ork]] race tends to excel at this sort of combat.		The term "'''Choppy'''" describes a unit or army in [[Warhammer 40,000]] (or any other game, for that matter, though it is most frequently used among 40K players) that excels in (or "wants to be in") close-quarters combat. Like the [[Imperial Guard]] lead by a particularly plucky [[commissar]]... or else. They tend to have some combination of high Weapon Skill, Strength, Attacks, and Initiative. Like its cousin [[Shooty]], the term is borrowed from the [[Ork]] language, and the [[Ork]] race tends to excel at this sort of combat.

	Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).		Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).
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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]] Except [[Farsight]].		[[Tau]] are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]] Except [[Farsight]].

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1d4chan>CobaltChaos: Put a space between "Weaboo trash." and "Except". Because, you know, that was the end of the sentence and there should have been a fucking space there!

2020-02-19T16:39:23Z

Put a space between "Weaboo trash." and "Except". Because, you know, that was the end of the sentence and there should have been a fucking space there!

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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]Except [[Farsight]].		Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]] Except [[Farsight]].

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1d4chan>CobaltChaos: Placed a period at the end of a sentence. That's all.

2020-02-19T16:37:54Z

Placed a period at the end of a sentence. That's all.

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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]Except [[Farsight]]		Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]Except [[Farsight]].

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

184.1.92.102 at 01:31, 18 January 2019

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	The term "'''Choppy'''" describes a unit or army in [[Warhammer 40,000]] (or any other game, for that matter, though it is most frequently used among 40K players) that excels in (or "wants to be in") close-quarters combat. They tend to have some combination of high Weapon Skill, Strength, Attacks, and Initiative. Like its cousin [[Shooty]], the term is borrowed from the [[Ork]] language, and the [[Ork]] race tends to excel at this sort of combat.		The term "'''Choppy'''" describes a unit or army in [[Warhammer 40,000]] (or any other game, for that matter, though it is most frequently used among 40K players) that excels in (or "wants to be in") close-quarters combat. Like the Imperial Guard lead by a particularly plucky commissar... or else. They tend to have some combination of high Weapon Skill, Strength, Attacks, and Initiative. Like its cousin [[Shooty]], the term is borrowed from the [[Ork]] language, and the [[Ork]] race tends to excel at this sort of combat.

	Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).		Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).

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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]		Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]Except [[Farsight]]

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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". Weeaboo trash.		Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". [[Butthurt\|Weeaboo trash.]]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

164.106.85.82 at 15:22, 30 November 2016

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	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

			Tau are the exact opposite of "Choppy". Weeaboo trash.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

96.255.21.79 at 04:44, 21 November 2015

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	Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).		Depending on the user, "choppyness" and "[[shooty]]ness" can be mutually exclusive (used to refer to specialists in melee or ranged attacks) or complementary (an assessment of a unit's quality at close-quarters or ranged combat, respectively).

	[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[~~Eldar~~]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.		[[Tyranids]], [[Chaos]], and [[Ork]] armies have the most dedicated choppy units, though the [[Space Marines]] and especially [[Blood Angels]] are certainly not slouches in the melee department.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==