As a veteran stellaris player, I learned that the universe is cruel and the only solution for it is to eat galaxies.

HAH! Stellaris! The game that teaches us to prioritize logistics over morals.

I actually went down the "become the crisis" in my latest playthrough of Stellaris. All the other factions in the galaxy declared war upon me. I took a few seconds to laugh at their foolishness, used a sun that i had turned into a giant laser gun, pointed it at the capital of the largest empire opposing me and blew the entire solar system to kingdom come and said "game on"

I think Disney said only the movies are canon when they took over the franchise. Just destroying all the history of the Star Wars universe.

Not only did he chokeslam two gods, they we’re the physical embodiments of the Force and the Dark Side, that’d be like if Magnus casually started pimp slapping Tzeentch around for shits and giggles.

20:36 No seriously. That's how they dealt with Zamasu when he started taking over everything. Goku pushed the Summon Grand Zeno button and he was like "Yeah this place is icky, all of existence go away" and he promptly unmade the *entire universe*.

the  fact that a kid with a watch can fuck up warhammer40k is hilarous to me

33:53 he did that and much more, Nagash, The Great Necromancer was a mage so powerful that vampires were made by another mage who was trying to replicate an elixer of immortality with some of his writings. Pancreas has avideo on him which I highly reccomend to you, i will not say much more since I do not want to spoil it, but just know that the stuff nagash does sometimes makes the SKAVEN! cooperate with other species.

Weapon that hits you so hard you die in multiple universes you say...

Rick and Morty S7E5

If dune was considered to be almost impossible to adapt the xeelee sequence would be neigh unfathomable without revolutionary film making

One thing that should also not be forgotten, like a comment on the original video shows, is logistics. In most comparisons, 40k moves ships and informations at a snails pace in comparison. Take Star Wars for example, it takes most starfighters that have hyperdrives 6 hours to travel from Coruscant to the Corporate Sector in the Outer Rim, and information basically travels instantly. In 40k t can take anywhere between 1-6 months, due to warp, just to travel from Ultramar to Earth. So any setting that has a form of ftl drive will dominate the information, logistics and hit and run tactics.

Well yeah, there's a genre in chinese novels call xianxia where mortals who can devastates cities with a sneeze ascended to immortalhood within decades, immortal can then shatter stars with a glance, then they need to kill other immortals that have been around for millenia to ascend to godhood and can then create and destroy universes with a thought.
You just have to not question the physics and magic system to enjoy it.

Also a basic grineer troop is equivalent to a super marine in the Warframe universe.

at the far end of power scaling is hard sci-fi. Waiting like dreaming Eldritch God that could very well wake up and become very real.

One thing I would add, he says BattleTech's FTL is slow, this isn't actually the case, BattleTech FTL speed is pretty damn fast, it's just extremely inefficient, it takes 6 minutes and 15 seconds to run down their batteries (which they can recharge with solar power) but in that time they're traveling 30 light years (that's 1 light year for every 12 and a half seconds of travel). They also can't exit FTL in a stars gravity and their sublight speed technology is relatively slow for most sci-fi. That said, if BattleTech has been in a state of technological stagnation for a long time and there hasn't been too much demand for a more efficient FTL drive yet, we also know during drive failures it's possible to get flung basically to the other side of the galaxy in a single jump leading me to believe it could be MUCH more efficient.

Also the Xelee didnt leave because it was sick of Humanities shit.

The real reason is that the Monad of the Universe (Basically Azatoth feom Lovecraft, the dreaming God, but there are multiple and dream up stories) was sleeping in The Black Hole, and Humans were starting to destabilize the Black Hole, which would have awoken the Monad and ended the Universe

Star Wars is pretty vast but a channel that I really like is Generation Tech, they make 10 minute videos covering a wide range of topics that you can watch in any order you like or just watch what interests you. From why the New Republic is horrible at their jobs, Droid Rights, How should the Mandos evolve as a culture so they don't get blasted to the Stone Age again, and more.

The funniest thing is that Kirby is still one of the most overpowered characters of all time. "Oh I have to fight a God-like being that has access to unlimited power, and can use his unlimited power at once or erase the entire universe at a whim. Guess it must be Monday."

Yeah you can become the final Boss in Stellaris. But that’s not the most gangster shit. With the Gigastructural Engineering and Ancient Cache of Technology mods you can fight beings who consume galaxies just to gain their energy and have shields wich utilize several dimensions layered on top of each other with ships the size of stars. You can fight beings wich exist across every single universe and timeline. You can become such a being yourself. You can use the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy to build a death-star (except not a star but a big moving black hole that can destroy entire star-clusters).

Tbh, there is always one cop-out thing for Wh40k. "What if the nids eat an Ultramite though?" X)