Total War: Warhammer 40k lets you put 'almost dead' Space Marines into Dreadnoughts

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This video showcases the game Total War: Warhammer 40k, highlighting its feature that allows players to place 'almost dead' Space Marines into Dreadnoughts. It humorously contrasts the grimdark nature of the game's universe with real-world worker protections, suggesting that Dreadnought pilots might prefer their fate to a lack of benefits.

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1Introduction to the concept of Space Marines in Dreadnoughts
2Humorous commentary on the lack of worker protections for pilots
3Explanation of what a Dreadnought is
4Call to action to visit PCGamer.com for more information

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Total War: Warhammer 40k ACTS - it is a video game where players can put 'almost dead' Space Marines into Dreadnoughts. Removing it would change what happens in the video. PCGamer.com APPEARS - it is the website of the publisher, PC Gamer. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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Is it just me, or do space marines need to unionise? Not only is there only war in the darkness of the far future, but there's no sick pay, either. As is represented by Total War: Warhammer 40k, which'll let you plonk nearly-dead space marines into dreadnoughts. A dreadnought, if you're unfamiliar, is a giant walking machine of death that permanently seals the poor, often shrivelled-up sod piloting it inside. Which means that a space marine that nearly died on the battlefield doesn't get workers' comp or a lawsuit payout. Instead, they get stuffed into a big metal body and told to kill more xenos. Which, hey—maybe a space marine prefers that to putting their feet up. Be sure to check out the full story on PCGamer.com and follow us here for more gaming news.