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1d4chan>HyperionEinherjar: /* Criticism */

2022-12-23T19:29:07Z

Criticism

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	While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.		While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.

	Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody? In the FPS genre of video games that Fire Warrior is part of, silly over the top things like doing a [[What\|jumping 360-no-scope to headshot an Astartes]] is not only possible, it comes with the territory (including teabagging said headshotted Astartes several times in celebration). Transposing the same set of movements ~~intodynamic~~ prose is HARD, and ~~more~~ often ~~that~~ not results in [[Fail]].		Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody?

			In the FPS genre of video games that Fire Warrior is part of, silly over the top things like doing a [[What\|jumping 360-no-scope to headshot an Astartes]] is not only possible, it comes with the territory (including teabagging said headshotted Astartes several times in celebration). Transposing the same set of movements into dynamic prose is HARD, and smothering the resulting suspension of disbelief even harder. More often than not it just results in [[Fail]].

	Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.		Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.

1d4chan>HyperionEinherjar: /* Criticism */

2022-12-23T19:27:54Z

Criticism

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	While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.		While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.

	Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody? ~~Unless one was~~ a ~~skilled writer~~, the ~~answer~~ is ~~one ''can't''~~.		Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody? In the FPS genre of video games that Fire Warrior is part of, silly over the top things like doing a [[What\|jumping 360-no-scope to headshot an Astartes]] is not only possible, it comes with the territory (including teabagging said headshotted Astartes several times in celebration). Transposing the same set of movements intodynamic prose is HARD, and more often that not results in [[Fail]].

	Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.		Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.

1d4chan>HyperionEinherjar: /* Criticism */

2022-12-22T23:57:07Z

Criticism

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	==Criticism==		==Criticism==
	Kais is invariably one of the more popular T'au characters, formerly due to his mostly lack of mary sue like characteristics. However, plenty of Elegan/tg/entleman take somewhat deserved issue with that claim. Take the above story for example. A Librarian and devastator squads shooting each other? Really? Also, at one point he points a pistol out of a crack in his battlesuit and without looking snipes a dude. This would be sorta okay except for the fact that remember that he got fucking shot by orbital cannons, and that you can't shoot people without looking at them (Shoot a real gun. Trust us. It's not that easy). The Terminator thing is more mixed, especially given how easy it is to kill them in 8th and 9th, but lorewise that is somewhat unrealistic (though not out of realm of possibility).

	~~Not~~ to ~~mention how convenient it is that he~~ was the ~~only one who could study~~ while in ~~stasis,~~ but ~~he learned how~~ to ~~defeat everything on his own. His tragic fall from grace with his bond bretheren in Farsight~~ and ~~<s>space waifu</s> Shadowsun also adds some weight to the accusations~~.		Thanks to his characterization in ''Dark Crusade'', Kais was one of the more well-liked and memorable non-Astartes characters of the series, and for a while embodied what the T'au represented at that point to the fandom in general -- well-meaning but generally naive newcomers to a galaxy worn down by near-constant conflict and cruelty.

	~~Most~~ of ~~this can fall squarely on~~ the ~~shoulders~~ of a ~~single author:~~ Phil Kelly~~, who has~~ a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.		While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.

			Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody? Unless one was a skilled writer, the answer is one ''can't''.

			Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.

	==Combat Ability==		==Combat Ability==

45.92.65.9 at 13:33, 19 February 2021

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	[[Fist of the North Star\|The fact that he's the most merciful commander in the setting does not stop him from getting a body count in the thousands]]. Though he's unique in that he's willing to use diplomacy first, he's just as hard-edged if that fails, and is more than willing to rely on Ambassador Plasma Rifle to come to a resolution afterwards. He's a hell of a lot less of a [[Eldrad\|dick]] than [[Commander Or'es'Ka]], though.		[[Fist of the North Star\|The fact that he's the most merciful commander in the setting does not stop him from getting a body count in the thousands]]. Though he's unique in that he's willing to use diplomacy first, he's just as hard-edged if that fails, and is more than willing to rely on Ambassador Plasma Rifle to come to a resolution afterwards. He's a hell of a lot less of a [[Eldrad\|dick]] than [[Commander Or'es'Ka]], though.

	According to the ''Dark Crusade'' developer commentary, he is a deliberate reference to Kais the lowly Shas'la protagonist of ''[[Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior]]'', all grown up to Shas'o status. This caused a canon conflict when the Black Library writers wanted Shas'O Kais to be a vaunted protege of Puretide, while Shas'la Kais is just some random lucky schlub with daddy issues and the voice of Khorne trying to talk to him (with not much success). Even this isn't really an insurmountable ~~cannon~~-issue though. It's mentioned in the Damocles Anthology that Shadowsun had a career as a Shas'la prior to becoming Puretide's protege so it's entirely possible that Shas'O Kais is both a [[Primarch\|kick-ass fighter and a man burdened by daddy issues]], if he indeed had a career prior to Puretide noticing him. Hell, who's to say the events of Fire Warrior aren't what made Puretide even notice Kais in the first place?		According to the ''Dark Crusade'' developer commentary, he is a deliberate reference to Kais the lowly Shas'la protagonist of ''[[Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior]]'', all grown up to Shas'o status. This caused a canon conflict when the Black Library writers wanted Shas'O Kais to be a vaunted protege of Puretide, while Shas'la Kais is just some random lucky schlub with daddy issues and the voice of Khorne trying to talk to him (with not much success). Even this isn't really an insurmountable canon-issue though. It's mentioned in the Damocles Anthology that Shadowsun had a career as a Shas'la prior to becoming Puretide's protege so it's entirely possible that Shas'O Kais is both a [[Primarch\|kick-ass fighter and a man burdened by daddy issues]], if he indeed had a career prior to Puretide noticing him. Hell, who's to say the events of Fire Warrior aren't what made Puretide even notice Kais in the first place?

	==Service in the Dark Crusade==		==Service in the Dark Crusade==

1d4chan>Cumulus: /* Making The Legend */ grammar; changed "that is won't" to "that it won't"

2021-02-06T05:51:00Z

Making The Legend: grammar; changed "that is won't" to "that it won't"

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	==Making The Legend==		==Making The Legend==
	Unfortunately, making this guy is kinda hard, seeing as the XV22 is only available for Shadowsun. One can rectify this by simply putting the helmet on her, and with a little kitbashing magic, swap one of the Fusion guns for a plasma rifle. As for missile pods, the SMS in any Fire Warrior kit will make a fairly accurate proxy. Just know that is won't look perfect. Close though.		Unfortunately, making this guy is kinda hard, seeing as the XV22 is only available for Shadowsun. One can rectify this by simply putting the helmet on her, and with a little kitbashing magic, swap one of the Fusion guns for a plasma rifle. As for missile pods, the SMS in any Fire Warrior kit will make a fairly accurate proxy. Just know that it won't look perfect. Close though.

	Alternatively, you can google-fu a plethora of video tutorials on how to make him. There's also [http://www.advancedtautactica.com/resource/ShasOKais-DoW.pdf this pdf].		Alternatively, you can google-fu a plethora of video tutorials on how to make him. There's also [http://www.advancedtautactica.com/resource/ShasOKais-DoW.pdf this pdf].

1d4chan>Triacom: - I like the edit, and I'll tone it down a bit, but there's a difference between Doomguy and a straight Mary Sue.

2020-12-26T02:10:03Z

- I like the edit, and I'll tone it down a bit, but there's a difference between Doomguy and a straight Mary Sue.

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	According to the Tau 8th Edition Codex, he had a role in the Plague Wars, defending the planet Kellik from the forces of the Death Guard. Knowing Kais he probably held the fucking line himself before curb stomping three or four Great Unclean Ones to death.		According to the Tau 8th Edition Codex, he had a role in the Plague Wars, defending the planet Kellik from the forces of the Death Guard. Knowing Kais he probably held the fucking line himself before curb stomping three or four Great Unclean Ones to death.

	Further Developments from "War of Secrets" have Turned Shas'O Kais into a T'au ~~Doomguy~~, ~~seriously. T'au don't~~ even ~~know ''what'' he is anymore~~. When he last got put into stasis something went wrong, yet his cognitive functions somehow didn't cease. He spent HUNDREDS of years stuck in a frozen body that didn't decay. He did 2 things in all that time, namely downloading every piece of information on the combat abilities of the T'au Empire and its enemies' technology, and coming up with ways to defeat every conceivable opponent the T'au might face~~. During~~ the book~~, toted with some top notch levels of agility and l33t haxing~~, he ~~stormed~~ an Astartes fortress-monastery in a [[Battlesuit\|Ghostkeel]] ~~- a T'au battlesuit as hard as a dreadnought. His~~ feats ~~range from damn cool to~~ ridiculous, like being able to solo eight Terminators and [[What\|make Devastator Squads and Librarians ''shoot each other somehow'']], as well as no-scope-no-look headshot a Marine with his pistol ~~after~~ his suit ~~had been breached~~ by a plasma gun, and even the Chapter Master and his guard were helpless to stop him. Unable to deal with the ~~Ghostkeel~~, the Chapter Master called in an orbital strike on his own monastery and despite ~~an already~~ breached battlesuit, Kais survived and popped out of the wreckage like Wile E. Coyote.		Further Developments from "War of Secrets" have Turned Shas'O Kais into a T'au Mary Sue, even when compared to his previous accomplishments. When he last got put into stasis something went wrong, yet his cognitive functions somehow didn't cease. He spent HUNDREDS of years stuck in a frozen body that didn't decay. He did 2 things in all that time, namely downloading every piece of information on the combat abilities of the T'au Empire and its enemies' technology, and coming up with ways to defeat every conceivable opponent the T'au might face; though this still doesn't explain the sheer amount of bullshit he pulls during the book. When he finally goes into action, he storms an Astartes fortress-monastery in a [[Battlesuit\|Ghostkeel]], and his feats quickly become fucking ridiculous, like being able to solo eight Terminators and [[What\|make Devastator Squads and Librarians '''shoot each other somehow''']], as well as no-scope-no-look headshot a Marine with his pistol through a hole in his suit made by that Marine's plasma gun, all while he was flying in the air, and even the Chapter Master and his guard were helpless to stop him. Unable to deal with [[Phil Kelly\|the author's favourite]], the Chapter Master called in an orbital strike on his own monastery and despite being directly hit and inside a breached battlesuit, Kais somehow survived and popped out of the wreckage like Wile E. Coyote

	==Criticism==		==Criticism==
	Kais is invariably one of the more popular T'au characters, due to his mostly lack of mary sue like characteristics. However, plenty of Elegan/tg/entleman take somewhat deserved issue with that claim. Take the above story for example. A Librarian and devastator squads shooting each other? Really? Also, at one point he points a pistol out of a crack in his battlesuit and snipes a dude. ~~Which~~ would be sorta ok except for the fact that remember that he got fucking shot by orbital cannons, and that you can't shoot people without looking at them (Shoot a real gun. Trust us. It's not that easy). The Terminator thing is more mixed, especially given how easy it is to kill them in 8th and 9th, but lorewise that is somewhat unrealistic (though not out of realm of possibility).		Kais is invariably one of the more popular T'au characters, formerly due to his mostly lack of mary sue like characteristics. However, plenty of Elegan/tg/entleman take somewhat deserved issue with that claim. Take the above story for example. A Librarian and devastator squads shooting each other? Really? Also, at one point he points a pistol out of a crack in his battlesuit and without looking snipes a dude. This would be sorta okay except for the fact that remember that he got fucking shot by orbital cannons, and that you can't shoot people without looking at them (Shoot a real gun. Trust us. It's not that easy). The Terminator thing is more mixed, especially given how easy it is to kill them in 8th and 9th, but lorewise that is somewhat unrealistic (though not out of realm of possibility).

	Not to mention how convenient it is that he was the only one who could study while in stasis, but he learned how to defeat everything on his own. His tragic fall from grace with his bond bretheren in Farsight and <s>space waifu</s> Shadowsun also adds some weight to the accusations.		Not to mention how convenient it is that he was the only one who could study while in stasis, but he learned how to defeat everything on his own. His tragic fall from grace with his bond bretheren in Farsight and <s>space waifu</s> Shadowsun also adds some weight to the accusations.

1d4chan>Lord Of The Lemmings: Did my best Tria, does this work well enough?

2020-12-21T18:43:50Z

Did my best Tria, does this work well enough?

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	Further Developments from "War of Secrets" have Turned Shas'O Kais into a T'au Doomguy, seriously. T'au don't even know ''what'' he is anymore. When he last got put into stasis something went wrong, yet his cognitive functions somehow didn't cease. He spent HUNDREDS of years stuck in a frozen body that didn't decay. He did 2 things in all that time, namely downloading every piece of information on the combat abilities of the T'au Empire and its enemies' technology, and coming up with ways to defeat every conceivable opponent the T'au might face. During the book, toted with some top notch levels of agility and l33t haxing, he stormed an Astartes fortress-monastery in a [[Battlesuit\|Ghostkeel]] - a T'au battlesuit as hard as a dreadnought. His feats range from damn cool to ridiculous, like being able to solo eight Terminators and [[What\|make Devastator Squads and Librarians ''shoot each other somehow'']], as well as no-scope-no-look headshot a Marine with his pistol after his suit had been breached by a plasma gun, and even the Chapter Master and his guard were helpless to stop him. Unable to deal with the Ghostkeel, the Chapter Master called in an orbital strike on his own monastery and despite an already breached battlesuit, Kais survived and popped out of the wreckage like Wile E. Coyote.		Further Developments from "War of Secrets" have Turned Shas'O Kais into a T'au Doomguy, seriously. T'au don't even know ''what'' he is anymore. When he last got put into stasis something went wrong, yet his cognitive functions somehow didn't cease. He spent HUNDREDS of years stuck in a frozen body that didn't decay. He did 2 things in all that time, namely downloading every piece of information on the combat abilities of the T'au Empire and its enemies' technology, and coming up with ways to defeat every conceivable opponent the T'au might face. During the book, toted with some top notch levels of agility and l33t haxing, he stormed an Astartes fortress-monastery in a [[Battlesuit\|Ghostkeel]] - a T'au battlesuit as hard as a dreadnought. His feats range from damn cool to ridiculous, like being able to solo eight Terminators and [[What\|make Devastator Squads and Librarians ''shoot each other somehow'']], as well as no-scope-no-look headshot a Marine with his pistol after his suit had been breached by a plasma gun, and even the Chapter Master and his guard were helpless to stop him. Unable to deal with the Ghostkeel, the Chapter Master called in an orbital strike on his own monastery and despite an already breached battlesuit, Kais survived and popped out of the wreckage like Wile E. Coyote.

			==Criticism==
			Kais is invariably one of the more popular T'au characters, due to his mostly lack of mary sue like characteristics. However, plenty of Elegan/tg/entleman take somewhat deserved issue with that claim. Take the above story for example. A Librarian and devastator squads shooting each other? Really? Also, at one point he points a pistol out of a crack in his battlesuit and snipes a dude. Which would be sorta ok except for the fact that remember that he got fucking shot by orbital cannons, and that you can't shoot people without looking at them (Shoot a real gun. Trust us. It's not that easy). The Terminator thing is more mixed, especially given how easy it is to kill them in 8th and 9th, but lorewise that is somewhat unrealistic (though not out of realm of possibility).

			Not to mention how convenient it is that he was the only one who could study while in stasis, but he learned how to defeat everything on his own. His tragic fall from grace with his bond bretheren in Farsight and <s>space waifu</s> Shadowsun also adds some weight to the accusations.

			Most of this can fall squarely on the shoulders of a single author: Phil Kelly, who has a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.

	==Combat Ability==		==Combat Ability==

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	While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.		While this kind of worked in the loose canon that 40k-based video games followed, especially given how he was a ''homage'' to a different video game entirely (Fire Warrior), transposing his brand of Noblebright to the really gritty grimdark lore of the print universe of the time... Simply didn't work, or rather the writers weren't good enough to shoe him into the lore in any way that would preserve said Noblebright.

	Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody?		Then there's the T'au Doomguy problem: how can one ''realistically'' show how a T'au slub can be a one-man army par excellance, without careening straight into parody?

	In the FPS genre of video games that Fire Warrior is part of, silly over the top things like doing a [[What\|jumping 360-no-scope to headshot an Astartes]] is not only possible, it comes with the territory (including teabagging said headshotted Astartes several times in celebration). Transposing the same set of movements into dynamic prose is HARD, and smothering the resulting suspension of disbelief even harder. More often than not it just results in [[Fail]].		In the FPS genre of video games that Fire Warrior is part of, silly over the top things like doing a [[What\|jumping 360-no-scope to headshot an Astartes]] is not only possible, it comes with the territory (including teabagging said headshotted Astartes several times in celebration). Transposing the same set of movements into dynamic prose is HARD, and smothering the resulting suspension of disbelief even harder. More often than not it just results in [[Fail]].

	Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.		Of course, then there's the Phil Kelly problem. The author had a trend of taking T'au characters and outright ruining them by sheer awful writing. T'au fans in general agree that Phil Kelly is the Matt Ward of the T'au: a blight upon the faction that makes them even more hated than they already are.

	==Combat Ability==		==Combat Ability==
	Kais is akin to a Magikarp: when he starts out, he'll only have his piddling little burst cannon to fight with and can't even jump because you need a wargear for that, but give him a few upgrades and he'll be kicking ass and taking names in no time. His anti-infantry burst cannon can be replaced with an anti-vehicle fusion blaster and later [[Awesome\|an anti-everything plasma rifle]]. Between his upgradeable main-hand weapon, his secondary flamer and his shoulder-mounted missile pods, he can have up to three ranged weapons at once, making him unrivaled among the Dark Crusade commanders for sheer dakka power. Among his other upgrades are a helm that lets him detect infiltrated units, iridium armour that increases his health and reduces the damage he takes and a cloaking field that infiltrates him, making him one of only two commanders able to become invisible.		Kais is akin to a Magikarp: when he starts out, he'll only have his piddling little burst cannon to fight with and can't even jump because you need a wargear for that, but give him a few upgrades and he'll be kicking ass and taking names in no time. His anti-infantry burst cannon can be replaced with an anti-vehicle fusion blaster and later [[Awesome\|an anti-everything plasma rifle]]. Between his upgradeable main-hand weapon, his secondary flamer and his shoulder-mounted missile pods, he can have up to three ranged weapons at once, making him unrivaled among the Dark Crusade commanders for sheer dakka power. Among his other upgrades are a helm that lets him detect infiltrated units, iridium armour that increases his health and reduces the damage he takes and a cloaking field that infiltrates him, making him one of only two commanders able to become invisible.

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