Post by acehilator on Mar 24, 2023 22:12:26 GMT
Nope. Leviathan got scattered all over the galaxy by the opening of the Cicatrix Maledictum. The fleet took massive losses in the process, but it's Nids, and it's Leviathan. They didn't get the name for nothing. The survivors nomnom'ed themselves up to better strenght on undefended planets. The Imperial presence in the galactic west is rather weak, and they never had to content much with Nids before. With the exception of the Eye of Terror and rather isolated attacks (TS vs SW on Fenris for example), most of the Segmentums Solar/Pacificus/Obscurus haven't seen much action recently. Obscurus is especially weak - it's the setting for the Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader RPGs from Fantasy Flight Games, god that sector is a s!itshow. Military resources have been depleted to help out in the galactic east. Even Hive Fleet Hydra attacking from below the galactic plane didn't really go there much.
Bobby G. speaking about beating Leviathan is a dope storytelling choice. Even though the tone of his thoughts is realistic/pessimistic already, even in his current mindset he hasn't grasped the full implications of the Tyranid's arrival in the galaxy yet. Nids are a cancer to the Imperium, and with the Warp Rift spreading them everywhere, the cancer has metastasized.
Bobby G. speaking about beating Leviathan is a dope storytelling choice. Even though the tone of his thoughts is realistic/pessimistic already, even in his current mindset he hasn't grasped the full implications of the Tyranid's arrival in the galaxy yet. Nids are a cancer to the Imperium, and with the Warp Rift spreading them everywhere, the cancer has metastasized.