The Drone War Economy has led to mechanised absurdities that would embarrass even the 40k Universe.
Baelthass @baelthass404
Nov 2
I do not know what to say,anymore

Nov 3, 2025 · 10:31 AM UTC

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These are battleships in the 20th century. The tank is now a dead weapon and we are going to move on to something newer and even more terrifying
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surely aircraft carriers are the battleships of the 21st century?
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>15yr old concept of future tech >future tech
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Sorry solar"punk" and nasa"punk" losers, the aesthetic of the future belongs to DA ORKZ!!
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This feels like WW1 where everyone is coming to grips with the new technological paradigms and the innovations are still crude
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They are the same picture
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Sea urchin physiognomy
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it's the buzzards!
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They’re not absurd, they’re a logical development and very resistant to drone attacks.
Roy🇨🇦
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The latest Russian “hedgehog” tanks are shown here covered with unraveled heavy metal cable attached to a steel mesh. This thick and heavy system is not impregnable of course but it does significantly increase the number of Ukrainian FPVs required to destroy the tank.
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We're getting there, folks.
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Dude, you should check out the mechanized absurdities of WW2. Every paradigm shift brings with it a heap of idiotic and daring experiments . like adaptive radiation creates many dead ends, so does innovation.
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Da Orks would be proud.
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This looks like Warhammer 3000
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killer christmas tree
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Is this real?
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hahaha
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Mr. Porcupine, sorry we doubted you
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I think we all know where this ends...
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Gork and Mork approve
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No design intent, just 70's schlock-horror vibes:
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lol I just look at them and see Ents since they are basically moving trees at this point
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assuming the urchin strategy is effective, i look forward to seeing what a fresh off the factory production model vehicle operating off of this design philosophy would look like.
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Paint 'em red. Go fasta!
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Oh hey i remember this from the final scene of Tetsuo: the iron man
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Great news for Astra Militarum players! Just drop a couple of replacement toilet brush heads on the table, and call it a Leman Russ squadron!
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It's a bootleg temporary stopgap until directed energy technologies breakthrough. Drone war has evolved a niche that lasers can fill as anti-drone weaponry, where a missile or full UAV are too difficult a target for lasers, weaponizing them against drones is easier.
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Peter Weir predicted this in 1974 what else does he know 🤔
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A major factor in the idiotic continuation of the conflict in Ukraine is simply both sides wanting to advance their drone/antidrone tech.
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To be fair they don't have to deal with modern drones in 40k
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