No one without these examples of people we dont know what could happen the world may end or have a worse fate then our current one
How about this:SckizoBoy said:Vanus? As in an infocyte... that's generally as subtle as one can get.Da Orky Man said:You sure a Vanus wouldn't come in handy? And a Vaneum would let you take care of someone carefully.
You know what, to hell with that, send a chapter of Imperial fists down. Who needs subtlety then?
Anyway, why Imperial Fists, they're just good at holding off sieges. You're Imperial Fists can piss off, in that case, I'll take Blood Angels any day: Deep Strike Land Raider - TANK SHOCK!! (yes, yes, I know you can't actually do that, but how else could I worm 'TANK SHOCK!!' into this discussion?! =P)
You mean before Rome converted?Infernai said:Constantine the great before he converted...just to see what would happen to the time-line. I think most history buffs know what I'm talking about.
The Grimmest place I've ever visited is Thiepval near Ypres. A monument the size of a moderately large multi-story car park absolutely covered with names, and it gets worse when you learn that Thiepval is just a list of the people who are still MISSING! I only wish I'd been older when I'd visited so I could have truly understood the scale, I was only about 9. The one thing that did really hit home is that there are around 10 names there that share my mothers family name and we have no idea if any of them are blood relatives or not.Comando96 said:Damn, the first one is the one I would want.El Poncho said:Rupert Murdoch and people like who plan to do the same as him.
Personally I would target the head of News Corp whoever it is (unless they were no a par with Jesus morally) so that whoever took over would subsequently be assassinated up until the point where no one would want to be the ceo of the corporation and hopefully it would be split up into smaller units. If they announced they'd break it up, I'd let them live though... so long as it was relatively fast.
Your forgetting that the general mood of the entire country at the time. Hitler took power because the people let him.ChromaticWolfen said:I would send an Sangheili assassin to kill Hitler when he was young. Around 25. This way:
1) He would be remembered as a good person for not starting WW2.
2) There would be no WW2.
3) Millions of people would be saved.
If there was no Hitler then there either would have been a civil war or even the total breaking up of the country back into small states like seen with Prussia and former Holy Roman Empire territories... OR there could have been a communist revolution as there were two political forces in Germany at the time, it was just the case that the Nazi party was the most organised and therefore got the votes, with agreement of the other parties all communist parties were banned as they were feared throughout Europe (As we have seen, feared for good reason). If Hitler didn't pull in the votes that he did (he filled out 20,000 stadiums so don't knock his capabilities, there could have been other revolutions.
The final possibility was that another leader headed the Nazi party who could have been better/worse in the sense of brutality and scope. Maybe Britain would have been taken and the battle against Russia would have been a different affair all together, maybe ending in an United States of Europe...
There are entire books dedicated to the topic "What if Hitler was shot a little higher up during the somme". The outcomes in them still result in a very large war and millions dying. But hey, at least he would be remembered as a faceless name on a mass grave slate with 24,917 others:
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I've been there ^^^ Its fucking grim... each of those blocks isn't an individual person like the GB and contributors, France, USA get... they are covered full with names. Officers get a slate on the floor filled with officers from the same regiments, low ranking men get those blocks.
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Preventing a guys name becoming notorious is a rather pointless... point.
I've been there too, One of my relatives was up there. My Great Granddad The King's Shropshire Light Infantry KSLI. Granddad then missed the Second because he was in a mine, but was called up for national service and went to Korea. He came back with shell shock, due to Korea's status as an artillery war and him being part of the poor bloody infantry in the KSLI too. My dad went to Northern Ireland part of the Light Infantry 2nd regiment 2LI and while on patrol the man stood next to him was killed by an IRA sniper, I wasn't born for a long time afterwards. I may not have been typing now if the coin had landed the opposite of what it had.NinjaDeathSlap said:-Snip-
The Grimmest place I've ever visited is Thiepval near Ypres. A monument the size of a moderately large multi-story car park absolutely covered with names, and it gets worse when you learn that Thiepval is just a list of the people who are still MISSING! I only wish I'd been older when I'd visited so I could have truly understood the scale, I was only about 9. The one thing that did really hit home is that there are around 10 names there that share my mothers family name and we have no idea if any of them are blood relatives or not.
In that case I'll send them to Pompeii circa 79 AD. That'll teach them to be so narrow-minded and selfish with their time-travelling abilities.crop52 said:Nope, OP said you could send THEM anywhere in history, which means them alone, without you.Cheesus333 said:Fuck that! If I'm sending people back or forwards in time, I'm not gonna be killing anyone on the way. God knows what that could do! I'll only go forwards, and I'll stay there so as not to break anything in the present. Maybe I'll pull a Fry and Farnsworth and just keep going forwards until I find one I like.
I would send them into the future, and have them steal a time-machine so they could come back to me and we'd do all kinds of futuristic stuff in the future together.
LOL, perhaps it should be "CREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE...!" *STOMP!* before an angry Titan crewmember goes "and who's supposed to clean that up?!"Da Orky Man said:How about this:
Bill O'Reilly sits behind his desk. He turns backward to grab a doughnut. When he turns back, a Titan is standing there, "How the hell did it... CREEEEEEEEEED!"
Sorry, I just had to.