>>105682Cute deflection. I like series which respect the time of their fans by having a clear beginning and end, instead of stringing them along forever with the promise of eventual narrative payoff in order to continue selling marked up cheap plastic and other tacky merchandise, but I also don't obsess over what I really like forever because I'm not a hormonally imbalanced manchild. I wouldn't be surprised if some other milked-to-death trash like Detective Conan ends before anything meaningful happens in 40k.
>b-b-but another 1000 planets explode and 100 billion people die every other week! this is so dramatic!!!Which isn't even 1% of the population in 40k. There is never any actual narrative payoff to this shit lol, it's been a massive stalemate between humanity and various "existential threats" which strangely never make any headway because muh human spirit prevails or some boring trope like that, but feel free to keep wasting time and money on it like a dork. No skin off my dick.