@TopGyaru If I recall correctly, the sharp points were a design from the Victorian era intended for self defense that just happened to make it's way over to Japan.
>be the Tau
>show up in orbit of some planets owned by a species called "humans"
>attack them outright
>don't consider them worthy of negotiating with
>take over their worlds, declare them your slaves
>suddenly more humans show up
>they have better ships, vehicles, and weapons than you
>they have seemingly infinite numbers
>more keep showing up
>your fleets are obliterated
>your worlds are burning
>you fall back to Dal'yth Sept, the last line of defense before your homeworld
>losing badly
>your lines are about to break
>human leader calls you to parley
>"Sorry we have more dangerous enemies to fight, so we're just gonna leave for now. Something about the stars being devoured by bugs in Ultramar. We'll be back later."
>the Tau's face when they hear that
There is only one God (Deut 6:4)
The Father is God (1 Jn 3:1)
The Son is God (Heb 1:8)
The Holy Spirit is God (Acts 5:3-4)
The Father is not the Son (1 Jn 4:14)
The Son is not the Holy Spirit (Jn 16:7)
The Holy Spirit is not the Father (Jn 14:16)
Still blows my mind that someone made a setting where Christianity is fighting the forces of Hell in brutal trench warfare, then threw a tantrum that it was attracting edgy Christians.
That's like making a game about sexualized, anthropomorphic animals and then getting mad that Furries show up in droves. Who the fuck did you think the audience would be?
@11975MHz Same exact "culture" buddy, from the west to the east, america is just the same, no difference, whatsoever.
Stay in your delulu world if you want too, doesn't change the fact that i'm right.