Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2013 15:58:51 GMT
To each their own but Iin my opinion Tyranids making allies or being mind-controlled takes a giant dump on the fluff. I'm one of those people that immediately notices small plot holes from a mile away amd those are both keg sized pot holes in a 2 lane road.
The Hive Mind would do best to avoid Necrons, as it has done. They quite obviously are bent on wiping everyone else out and have no biomass to reclaim, extremely hollow victory for Tyranids to even try for. Even if they allied with Necrons, they'd still have to fight them. If Necrons were fighting a race/planet that the Tyranids wanted to nom on, it would make more sense to strike at the Necrons immediately after the necrons (or the other side) lose. Fighting along side them would give them great insight into Tyranid warfare and strip away one of Tyranid's greatest strengths, surprise and mystery. Having anything to do with Necrons is the very antithesis to the Tyranid way.and would be a plot I'd expect from M Night.
As for mind control, that's a very steep and slippery slope. If anyone could just make them pets with a device . . . why not just make more/bigger devices and *poof* Tyranids are no longer a threat to the galaxy. I don't think even M Night would deploy a plot device so poorly wrought.
The problem with these plot devices is they nullify the very core aspects of the Tyranid race. Utterly alien, mysterious and no chance for diplomacy. The ultimate kill or be killed scenario. Life or death with no room for words. A force of extinction.
Oh wait, we made these mind conyrol devices, now they're drifting pet zoos... -_-
The Hive Mind would do best to avoid Necrons, as it has done. They quite obviously are bent on wiping everyone else out and have no biomass to reclaim, extremely hollow victory for Tyranids to even try for. Even if they allied with Necrons, they'd still have to fight them. If Necrons were fighting a race/planet that the Tyranids wanted to nom on, it would make more sense to strike at the Necrons immediately after the necrons (or the other side) lose. Fighting along side them would give them great insight into Tyranid warfare and strip away one of Tyranid's greatest strengths, surprise and mystery. Having anything to do with Necrons is the very antithesis to the Tyranid way.and would be a plot I'd expect from M Night.
As for mind control, that's a very steep and slippery slope. If anyone could just make them pets with a device . . . why not just make more/bigger devices and *poof* Tyranids are no longer a threat to the galaxy. I don't think even M Night would deploy a plot device so poorly wrought.
The problem with these plot devices is they nullify the very core aspects of the Tyranid race. Utterly alien, mysterious and no chance for diplomacy. The ultimate kill or be killed scenario. Life or death with no room for words. A force of extinction.
Oh wait, we made these mind conyrol devices, now they're drifting pet zoos... -_-