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Who is your favorite army out of
Video games
Movies
Books
Comics
Etc...

Example
VG- NCR (fallout)
Movies- the predators
Etc....

The COG from gears of war.
The Turian military from mass effect.
The clone army from Star Wars.
The Imperium from WH40k.

I'll think of others later...

And brotherhood of steel.

Originally posted by COG Veteran
The COG from gears of war.
The Turian military from mass effect.
The clone army from Star Wars.
The Imperium from WH40k.

I'll think of others later...

And brotherhood of steel.

Seconded.

Originally posted by COG Veteran


And brotherhood of steel. this guy has my interest bos ftw

The covanent
Enclave
Assassins creed
Darksiders hell army
Minions from overlords
Predators

I'll think of more later

Originally posted by Danny Wayne
this guy has my interest bos ftw

The covanent
Enclave
Assassins creed
Darksiders hell army
Minions from overlords
Predators

I'll think of more later

Brotherhood is by far the best army in fallout-verse. Glad to see others enjoy them.

Super mutants and deathclaws and fallout is one of my favorite games

The Imperial Legion of Elder Scrolls. It's had some beastly shit.

The Heartless or The Nobodies from Kingdom Hearts, even though the Heartless isn't so much an army as it is an endlessly multiplying mass of darkness with form.

Chaos (Warhammer 40,000)

The Harry potter army the one that defeated the dark army

Orcs of Mordor
Tyranids
Zerg
Black & White (chess)

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I'm going to have to go with the Space Pirates.

The Mass Effect army that you could whip up in the end I really liked, cause as long as I had Turians and Krogans I was happy, but the fact you can get the Rachni and Leviathans to help was incredible

In "Dragon Age: Orgins" you could make a pretty sweet army as well.

"The Witcher 2" the army you raise if you side with the elves is awesome, Iorveth was one of my favorite characters in that game besides Geralt lol.

The most recent one for me though that seriously could be my favorite is
Sinbad's "The Seven Sea Alliance" army.

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The barbarians of Gaul.
Vikings.
The Teutonic Knights.

Fiction is for pussies.

Originally posted by NemeBro
The barbarians of Gaul.
Vikings.
The Teutonic Knights.

Fiction is for pussies.

Oh yeah, those guys were some serious badasses.

Though I don't watch much dbz I think planet vegeta with all the saiyens is badass.

"The Gauls will break in five minutes against a Legion shieldwall, but that wall needs to hold against the Gauls for five minutes."
- Roman military proverb

Badass.

The Goa'uld from "SG1"
The Lantern Corps.

Red Lanterns
DOOM's army
Masamune Date's army
Necrons.

Originally posted by NemeBro
"The Gauls will break in five minutes against a Legion shieldwall, but that wall needs to hold against the Gauls for five minutes."
- Roman military proverb

Badass. This man has a point.

I ammend my previous list to include the Celts, Goths, golden horde of Mongolia, and the men who went on the first crusade, since while religious strife is uncool, the fact that they actually succeeded something that seems impossible, even in hindsight, is pretty manly.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
golden horde of Mongolia

Why just the one division of 'em? Why not all of the Mongols?

The golden horde stands out historically for moving astoundingly far West, something I don't think has ever been replicated.

The Roman Legions.

Originally posted by ScreamPaste
The golden horde stands out historically for moving astoundingly far West, something I don't think has ever been replicated.

That's more of a matter of desire than it is a matter of ability. Also, what Ares said. I don't think the Mongols ever expanded farther west than Romans did. It's just more important for the Mongols because they were farther away.

But Alexander made it to India, which is just as impressive.

Holy crap I forgot to list the Spartans.

United States Army.

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