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Also, while I understand the awesome cinematic picture it would have been

 

What good would Curze turning off the lights in the hall on maccrage have been?

 

I mean, firstly the astartes have their power armour which has some kind of night vision

 

Secondly their eyes are so good that even unhelmeted, they actually have night vision

 

So I'm sure him leaping out of the dark wouldn't have actually made a difference

 

"So, you think that darkness is your ally?...."

Also, while I understand the awesome cinematic picture it would have been

 

What good would Curze turning off the lights in the hall on maccrage have been?

 

I mean, firstly the astartes have their power armour which has some kind of night vision

 

Secondly their eyes are so good that even unhelmeted, they actually have night vision

 

So I'm sure him leaping out of the dark wouldn't have actually made a difference

 

"So, you think that darkness is your ally?...."

 

 

Also, while I understand the awesome cinematic picture it would have been

 

What good would Curze turning off the lights in the hall on maccrage have been?

 

I mean, firstly the astartes have their power armour which has some kind of night vision

 

Secondly their eyes are so good that even unhelmeted, they actually have night vision

 

So I'm sure him leaping out of the dark wouldn't have actually made a difference

 

"So, you think that darkness is your ally?...."

Not Night Vision. Good low-light vision. Subtle difference. As long as there is illumination, an Astartes can somewhat see. And that's what Curze went for. Low-lights combined with his "The Shadow Clouds the Minds of Men" impersonation actually creates a scenario in which the Astartes are more blind than bats. Unless they have VI Legion noses or an empathic field. It wasn't leaping out of the dark. It was literally "Now you see me, now you don't!" Cheshire Cat theatrics, complete with fading in and out of thin air special effects.

 

Still don't get how that shadow thing works. And their suits do have alternative vision settings. Infrared or others.

If it is like how the Shadow's "invisibility" worked(seriously, look this guy up. Old radio show superhero; had a movie in '94 with Alec Baldwin), then it is literally Curze sort of just dampening the area in a telepathic perception filter. He makes you think you're not seeing him until he wants to be seen. It wasn't him just appearing and disappearing but him making you see and then not see.

 

 

Still don't get how that shadow thing works. And their suits do have alternative vision settings. Infrared or others.

If it is like how the Shadow's "invisibility" worked(seriously, look this guy up. Old radio show superhero; had a movie in '94 with Alec Baldwin), then it is literally Curze sort of just dampening the area in a telepathic perception filter. He makes you think you're not seeing him until he wants to be seen. It wasn't him just appearing and disappearing but him making you see and then not see.

so corax then? Coz if you take those certain sections of deliverance lost it's almost identical. Also how many powers are they going to give curze? Foresight, EMP power and merging with the shadows? Not bad for a primarch thats not a pawn of the gods, or describedcas overtly psychic.

Foresight was always Curze's gig. And funnily enough, McNeill gave Curze the whole darkness schbang back in The Dark king, which was before Deliverance Lost. So Corax is actually like Curze. ;)

 

As for the EMP, could be technology or it could be part of his perception field.

 

But in reality, all of the Primarchs are innately psychic beings. Some never developed their powers. Some only instinctually use their powers. And then there are the few who actually learn to manifest them.

Causing the darkness is his thing, though I don't remember the source of the power either. Tech or psychic.

 

And that is his element. He can use the darkness to hide himself, any darkness. The shadows are his ally.

 

Corax, on the other hand, is able to hide in plain sight. It isn't a darkness thing, like Curze,. It is a perception thing, and more certainly a psyker power. People just don't see him.

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