@GaijinGoombah Honestly I wish the orcs would win if we are just gonna get more ultra marines shoved down our throats. Its why I hate a lot of compededative space marines armys are just *insert color* ultramarines.
A follow up
The reasons for complaints
UK homes have bad winters so homes are built to trap heat in. So in the warm, the homes become OVENS
Its Tropical heat and IT CLINGS AND lingers long into the night
AC in homes is very rare and expensive
LET US MOAN
@Zceenook@For_Macragge Nah I think they are going full alpha legon and have like 5-6 marines dressed as calgar running around the place, just so they can say look guilman cares he even sent his guy here
@GaijinGoombah Yeah I think seeing what ones you can mix and match are gonna make or break these. hope they are low cost so you can add in some other detachments
MANGADEX THE HORROR STORY (From May 2025 to April 2026)
- MangaDex launched in 2018 as the community-first scanlation platform built by and for the people that official publishers ignored. No ads. No fees. No corporate overlords.
- On May 14, 2025, chapters started disappearing. By May 16, over 7,000 titles were gone, more than 25% of the entire site (660,000+ chapters). Apothecary Diaries, Jujutsu Kaisen, My Dress-Up Darling, Solo Leveling, Oshi no Ko. A coordinated DMCA strike from Kodansha, Square Enix, Shogakukan, Kakao, Naver, and more.
- MangaDex admitted they “could no longer handle it ourselves.” So they handed management of the site and domain to NamiComi (a UK-based platform) with the line: “NamiComi has accepted to take management. No transaction was performed.” No vote. No community input.
- MangaDex formally incorporated as MANGADEX UK LTD. The fan-run pirate site quietly became a registered UK corporation.
- Years earlier, staff had openly said their goal was to “go legit like Crunchyroll/Fakku.” The writing was always on the wall.
- MangaDex publicly swore they would “never become Crunchyroll.” But their own FAQ quietly switched from “scanlators” to “content creators”, because legally, scanlation isn’t creation.
- October 2, 2025: MangaDex introduced ads. Supporters stayed ad-free. The rest? Full 1920×1080 banners (comically oversized because of a testing blunder). Users called the rollout chaotic.
- Within months: “Stop AI ads” threads exploded after AI-generated scam ads (AI girlfriends, etc.) started running.
- January 19, 2026: Bato to, one of the biggest piracy sites with 100M+ monthly visits, shut down permanently. Its Discord vanished the same day. Millions of readers flocked to MangaDex.
- February 2026: Silent purge begins. Entire title pages (not just chapters) started disappearing for “legal reasons.” No announcement. No list. Staff confirmed it was manga depicting loli content and sexual content with characters that appear to be minors (case-by-case on design or dialogue). Even some moderators learned about removals from user posts.
- Users accused staff of virtue-signaling and personal bias. Admins clapped back harshly in public.
- March 2026 Development Update: Real ads are now permanent. The site had weeks of degraded service from “API abuse enforcement.” Dex-chan subscriptions stayed paused for payment compliance.
- MangaDex zip, the beloved archival mirror, announced it will shut down on May 29, 2026.
- MangaDex still claims it will remain “nonprofit and free.” But every single decision since May 2025 has moved it further from the scanlators and readers who built it, and closer to the corporate compliance model it once swore to fight.
- The people who made MangaDex what it was got zero credit, zero compensation, and zero warning.