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	In [[Warhammer 40,000]], "'''shooty'''" is <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe ~~<s>beings of an inferior strength and stature that must rely on skill-less guns</s>~~ a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The Orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.		In [[Warhammer 40,000]], "'''shooty'''" is <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The Orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.

	[[Necron]]s are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'Cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like Flayed Ones and Lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.		[[Necron]]s are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'Cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like Flayed Ones and Lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.

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	In [[Warhammer 40,000]], "'''shooty'''" is <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The Orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.		In [[Warhammer 40,000]], "'''shooty'''" is <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe <s>beings of an inferior strength and stature that must rely on skill-less guns</s> a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The Orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.

	[[Necron]]s are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'Cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like Flayed Ones and Lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.		[[Necron]]s are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'Cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like Flayed Ones and Lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.

1d4chan>LGX-000 at 04:22, 22 April 2019

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	"'''~~Shooty~~'''" is ~~[[Warhammer 40,000]]~~ <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The ~~orks~~ are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.		In [[Warhammer 40,000]], "'''shooty'''" is <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The Orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.

	[[Necron~~\|Necrons~~]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the '~~cronz~~ can field several capable counter-assault units like ~~flayed ones~~ and ~~lychguard~~ to defend their primarily shooty gunline.		[[Necron]]s are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'Cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like Flayed Ones and Lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.

	Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army ~~though~~.		Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty-oriented; though the ''4th edition'' Chaos Space Marines codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army.

	You can build a shooty [[Tyranid]] army by choosing an army primarily consisting of ~~termagaunts~~, ~~biovores~~, ~~gargoyles~~, ~~tyrannofexes~~, ~~tervigons~~, ~~venomthropes~~, ~~zoanthropes~~ and getting ranged biomorphs for ~~warriors~~, ~~raveners~~, ~~shrikes~~, ~~carnifexes~~, ~~hive tyrants~~ and getting the doom of Malan'tai, you'll probably lose a hell of a lot though.		You can build a shooty [[Tyranid]] army by choosing an army primarily consisting of Termagaunts, Biovores, Gargoyles, Tyrannofexes, Tervigons, Venomthropes, Zoanthropes and getting ranged biomorphs for Warriors, Raveners, Shrikes, Carnifexes, Hive Tyrants and getting the doom of Malan'tai - you'll probably lose a hell of a lot though.

	[[Eldar]] armies can also be built to be shooty, but it's generally not recommended if the enemy has anything capable of closing the distance and assaulting at all. That was until 6th edition, when Eldar got access to a bunch of fun shootyness that basically tore the MEQ metagame in half.		[[Eldar]] armies can also be built to be shooty, but it's generally not recommended if the enemy has anything capable of closing the distance and assaulting at all. That was until 6th edition, when Eldar got access to a bunch of fun shootyness that basically tore the MEQ metagame in half.

	The opposition of shooty is, of course, [[choppy]].		The opposition of shooty is, of course, [[choppy]].

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Dakka]]		*[[Dakka]]

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	"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.		"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] <s>player slang</s> a highly technical term used to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.

	[[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like flayed ones and lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.		[[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like flayed ones and lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.

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	"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass. [[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz ~~have~~ to ~~avoid melee at all costs or risk getting mulched~~.		"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass.

			[[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz can field several capable counter-assault units like flayed ones and lychguard to defend their primarily shooty gunline.

	Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.		Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.

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	~~high impact sexual obama~~		"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass. [[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz have to avoid melee at all costs or risk getting mulched.

			Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.

			You can build a shooty [[Tyranid]] army by choosing an army primarily consisting of termagaunts, biovores, gargoyles, tyrannofexes, tervigons, venomthropes, zoanthropes and getting ranged biomorphs for warriors, raveners, shrikes, carnifexes, hive tyrants and getting the doom of Malan'tai, you'll probably lose a hell of a lot though.

			[[Eldar]] armies can also be built to be shooty, but it's generally not recommended if the enemy has anything capable of closing the distance and assaulting at all. That was until 6th edition, when Eldar got access to a bunch of fun shootyness that basically tore the MEQ metagame in half.

			The opposition of shooty is, of course, [[choppy]].
			==See Also==
			*[[Dakka]]
			*[[Choppy]]/[[Choppa]]

			[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Gamer Slang]]

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	"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass. [[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz have to avoid melee at all costs or risk getting mulched.		high impact sexual obama

	Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.

	You can build a shooty [[Tyranid]] army by choosing an army primarily consisting of termagaunts, biovores, gargoyles, tyrannofexes, tervigons, venomthropes, zoanthropes and getting ranged biomorphs for warriors, raveners, shrikes, carnifexes, hive tyrants and getting the doom of Malan'tai, you'll probably lose a hell of a lot though.

	[[Eldar]] armies can also be built to be shooty, but it's generally not recommended if the enemy has anything capable of closing the distance and assaulting at all. That was until 6th edition, when Eldar got access to a bunch of fun shootyness that basically tore the MEQ metagame in half.

	~~The opposition of shooty is, of course, [[choppy]].~~
	~~==See Also==~~
	*[[Dakka]]
	*[[Choppy]]/[[Choppa]]

	~~[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Gamer Slang]]~~

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	"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass. [[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz have to avoid melee at all costs or risk getting mulched.		"'''Shooty'''" is [[Warhammer 40,000]] player slang to describe a unit or army that is designed around ranged engagement rather than close combat. [[Tau]] armies in particular are typically shooty armies, since they have very powerful ranged weaponry but are poor at mêlée. The [[Imperial Guard]] are also sometimes considered a shooty faction, because their [[Lasgun\|flashlights]] do (slightly) more damage than their shitty melee. The orks are also very "shooty" as they just don't care what the hell they're killing with, just so long as they're killing, but they will almost never hit anything if they are more than a few inches away from their target. The green bastards can even shoot heavy weaponry while moving, which is pretty badass. [[Necron\|Necrons]] are also shooty, though in prior editions they could fight pretty damned well in melee combat in a pinch, especially with disruptor fields because then they would get gauss rules at any range. These days the 'cronz have to avoid melee at all costs or risk getting mulched.

	Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.		Certain [[Space Marine]] and [[Chaos Space Marine]] chapters and legions, like the [[Salamanders]] and [[Iron Warriors]], were also shooty oriented, though the ''4th edition'' [[Chaos Space Marines]] codex eliminated any mechanical differences between the Traitor Legions, you can still build a shooty oriented Chaos Space Marines army though.