This makes me think, Gaalsien forces found the wreck and that inscription. Though they perceived Hiigara to be an Angel of Death should they leave the planet; a servant of Sajuuk. Only. It's the symbol for their Home and a reminder that they belong to the stars.
Dude I HATE my super well written sci-fi-military-grade-research dialogue about cool religious space politics in a fancy painted style cutscene. Thank god I got HW3 to do NOTHING of that.
I have this vibe too. the guy is a fucking monster an a heratic. Sajuuk didnt do this to the Kushan. They were brainwashed by the Taiidan with their bullshit.
@@zgrillo2004 With respect, i disagree. a long time has passed since their exile, and without solid records you would be surprised how quickly knowledge turns to myth. They knew when they were exiled that if they ever ventured into space, into the galaxy, they would be destroyed, those were the conditions of their continued existence. now, add a thousand years, loss of records, technological regression, this rule became part of religion, they forgot who they really were but some of their history survived , albeit through Chinese whispers, because it became myth, legend, religion. so he wasn't a monster by any means. a zealot, yes. but he was trying to protect what little remained of their home from a fate, which i remind you, ended up happening _because_ they didn't heed the warnings . Kharak, the millions of people on it, died _because_ they ventured into space, exactly like he said they would, just not by Sajuuk,, as they bevelled (as you said) but by the Taiidan.
@@Fr0st1989 He's a fantastic voice actor, he plays a lot of commanding roles. One of my favorites is from a show that basically no one has heard of called War Planets: Shadow Raiders. Still a fantastic show even two decades later. He plays an ice king and father of the year. lol
@@zeonmxI believe they are referring to Sajuuk, the progenitor ship found at the end of Homeworld 2. I would argue the technically Sajuuk was likely the navigator as now called, for the ship that has his name.
@@backupplan6058 No... Sauuk is name of the mythical god they've always believed since the exile. They didn't even know what progenitor was at this point... The Hiigarans only find out that Sajuuk was a progenitor from the Bentusi during the event of Homeworld 1, which takes place 100 years after Deserts of Kharak event.
@@zeonmx you have played the games right because you have so many things wrong. First you are spelling Sajuuk wrong. It was Homeworld 2 that the Bentusi told the Hiigarans about Sajuuk and it has a cutscene when they stated the clan’s worshiped Sajuuk as a god or myth but was neither. Generations in exile told stories of the great maker, over time it became a religion. If you are going to make statements like that, do your homework first.
@@backupplan6058 Go away autism. It was a typo, chill yo ass. lmfao. Ok, so it was Homeworld 2, but my point still stands. You know how to use google to correct me. If you already knew that, then you wouldn't have posted that Hiigarans knew Sajuuk as progenitor ship considering that they had no idea what their god truly was.
Man, I wish Homeworld 3 stuck with this style.
hw3 is awful
@@TURBINSKIY It's very disappointing.
The core gameplay is there, but everything else is just a massive step down.
I love this art style. And I love how everything in this cutscene looks / moves realistically.
I really hope they will retain this style for Homeworld 3.
I believe they stated that's how they wanted to convey their stories in HW3.
I think Black Bird Interactive are like the former Relic creators I believe. So they know how to make RTS games.
I have some bad news....
I have bad news for you :,(
@@wolfgang7850 Fcuk man I am so gutted they did not retain it for HW3.
funny how the most ˝˝insane˝˝ among the people knew what waited in the stars
you could argue he was a taidanii in disguise
0:06 wait a minute, THAT'S TAIIDAN SYMBOL WITH A SKULL!
And overlaped with the higaaran symbol, which we know is based on the layout of the Khar Toba, so many awesome details!
@@hellhelghast they were friends once
This makes me think, Gaalsien forces found the wreck and that inscription. Though they perceived Hiigara to be an Angel of Death should they leave the planet; a servant of Sajuuk. Only. It's the symbol for their Home and a reminder that they belong to the stars.
Literally did nothing wrong
Dude I HATE my super well written sci-fi-military-grade-research dialogue about cool religious space politics in a fancy painted style cutscene. Thank god I got HW3 to do NOTHING of that.
We got cringe uncanny valley stuff for that now..
Anyone here after watching Dune?
All they had to do was keep this beautiful stylized type of cutscene, but no, they had to uglify it with cheap 3D.
very good work done here, low tech but very powerful
Hand painted full motion art video
After playing HW3, I really wished they retained this art style
Favorite scene.
is it just me or does K'had have strong Iranian Ayatollah vibes?
hm. maybe
I have this vibe too. the guy is a fucking monster an a heratic. Sajuuk didnt do this to the Kushan. They were brainwashed by the Taiidan with their bullshit.
@@zgrillo2004 With respect, i disagree. a long time has passed since their exile, and without solid records you would be surprised how quickly knowledge turns to myth. They knew when they were exiled that if they ever ventured into space, into the galaxy, they would be destroyed, those were the conditions of their continued existence.
now, add a thousand years, loss of records, technological regression, this rule became part of religion, they forgot who they really were but some of their history survived , albeit through Chinese whispers, because it became myth, legend, religion. so he wasn't a monster by any means. a zealot, yes. but he was trying to protect what little remained of their home from a fate, which i remind you, ended up happening _because_ they didn't heed the warnings . Kharak, the millions of people on it, died _because_ they ventured into space, exactly like he said they would, just not by Sajuuk,, as they bevelled (as you said) but by the Taiidan.
He reminds me of the mahdi of Kharthoum
There's definitely an Islamic feel to it
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I am...
Anonymous
Is that James Earl Jones???
Mark Oliver, same guy who voiced Makaan in Homeworld 2
@@williamwassmann9349 I was just thinking that. It looks like this guy voice acts all main antagonists in HW universe.
@@williamwassmann9349 I knew his voice sounded familiar
@@Fr0st1989 He's a fantastic voice actor, he plays a lot of commanding roles. One of my favorites is from a show that basically no one has heard of called War Planets: Shadow Raiders. Still a fantastic show even two decades later. He plays an ice king and father of the year. lol
@@Fr0st1989 Just youtube Shadow Raiders - S01E01 - Behold the Beast and enjoy.
Lias al Gaib
“We have Dune at home” Dune at home:
@@JChan880 i like dune at home tbh. homeworld series is goated
Google is here
Funny how all this time their god was an inanimate object
Not just any inanimate object, but an ancient shipwreck of Taiidani Empire. Most likely a survey ship that lost engine and fell.
@@zeonmxI believe they are referring to Sajuuk, the progenitor ship found at the end of Homeworld 2. I would argue the technically Sajuuk was likely the navigator as now called, for the ship that has his name.
@@backupplan6058
No... Sauuk is name of the mythical god they've always believed since the exile. They didn't even know what progenitor was at this point... The Hiigarans only find out that Sajuuk was a progenitor from the Bentusi during the event of Homeworld 1, which takes place 100 years after Deserts of Kharak event.
@@zeonmx you have played the games right because you have so many things wrong. First you are spelling Sajuuk wrong. It was Homeworld 2 that the Bentusi told the Hiigarans about Sajuuk and it has a cutscene when they stated the clan’s worshiped Sajuuk as a god or myth but was neither. Generations in exile told stories of the great maker, over time it became a religion. If you are going to make statements like that, do your homework first.
@@backupplan6058
Go away autism. It was a typo, chill yo ass. lmfao. Ok, so it was Homeworld 2, but my point still stands. You know how to use google to correct me. If you already knew that, then you wouldn't have posted that Hiigarans knew Sajuuk as progenitor ship considering that they had no idea what their god truly was.