To explain Airier, the Last Wall Protocol is a contingency protocol that Rogal Dorn put in place after accepting the Codex Astartes. It basically calls for all the Imperial Fists chapters to come together and reform the Imperial Fist Legion with it being used during the War of the Beast.
Meanwhile Ultramarines just operate as legion by default since the original chapter and all successors work from shared intel pool thus being separate on paper, but in reality working together.
@@TimeCircleBlue oh yes, they are. We can't have men? We'll conscript women! We can't have tanks? Those are IFV on Rhino APC chassis! We can't have more then a thousand active Space Marines? Those are people taking important traditional office jobs, who just _happen to be Space Marines._ Relax, they're not on active duty! Yeah, Imperium just runs on this artform. And that's before we take into account AdMech...
HOLY HELL THE FULL FING THING! =O I totally expected you to slice it up in smaller bits and release them over a longer period of time! Bravo good sir bravo. And now to watch this whole hour and 40 min. And BOI is best boy and i love how fleshed out the side characters get in this!
@@Airier Its just that now you have gotten me hooked and i do not want the ep to be split up in 20 min part spreed out over several weeks, delaying other parts of the WH40k stuff! We both know that you are fully capable of such evil! You Tau lover! With your long range sense! lack of melee weapons and love for gigantic mechs with beam weapons and no chain katanas! ..............But for real though some of those Tau mech are pretty nice, but expensive as all hell.
Have you added the video that Alfabusa linked people to in one of his community post that he posted before the Eldar special? He said that it is very important and that you won't be able to understand the Eldar special without seeing it.
... It disappoints me that they weren't carried over into 40K (granted, with the overall steady decline in tech, that's not a big surprise, but still...)
AirierGames I don't think that incaendius pattern was just forgotten, knowing what happened to the legion war gear during the whole chapter process it is possible that it was simply discontinued out of resource economy (just like fellblades, stormbirds, sicarans, spartan pattern land raiders and everything else).
@@Airier Soft tacos are for the weak and toothless! Like all heretics, you chew only that which a child can, not like a MAN whose teeth can tear and rend the flesh from his enemies!
In theory, the battle cant is far from “Stupid” as you put it. Using a forms of communication that only a member of a specific culture would understand is incredibly effective, and is really no different from using coded messages nowadays. I dare you to say that using codes is dumb. With the Navajo during WW2, culture and code were combined, as some ended up used as radio operators in the Pacific theater, where they sent messages in their native tongue. Being such a niche language, neither the Japanese nor the Hermans managed to crack the code, making this one of the most successful uses of coded messages in history
Hey! Explaining the necron taking captives, Zndrekh is the gratest general in Necron history, but has very splintered mind after the Great Slumber. He still sees himself and all around him as necrontyr separatists durning one of many civil wars. That is why he takes prisoners, he still believes they are his own kind. Obyron is his bodyguard boy and long known friend.
The Necrons firing on Chogoris probably weren't trying to destroy any Necrons that might have been on the planet. If anything, they were probably trying to wake them up by kicking the proverbial hornet's nest.
I think that they had a script to follow but did all of this in one recording session, so all the mistakes that they made were kept in so long as it was in character. Also the Dornian Heresy could have been avoided if Rogal and the Emperor agreed to swap Tuesday and Friday around, that way you could eat the taco on the end of the week and still get the funny alliteration.
@@Airier But also Emperor beliving in astronomican is funny, because he power it up. That means everything in this book is wrote by him. That's why he says "it's true, because this book said so" Because he likes to be right
59:30 Nemesor Zandrekh takes captives. Then again so does Trazyn the Infinite, though he regards them as pieces of a collection, as opposed to prisoners. He’s basically the Necron equivalent of Don Quixote in that he basically has robo-Alzheimer’s. He still thinks that he and his men are flesh and blood Necrontyr, and that his opponents are also opponents to be treated with civility and a certain respect. Ironically in comparison to other forms of insanity in 40k his actually makes him less vicious. Nonetheless in the lore he is still a brilliant tactician despite his “issues”. His right hand man Obyron facilitates Zandrekh’s even in his mental state. Obyron is fully aware of their mechanical state but has given up on trying to convince Zandrekh otherwise. Though he is extremely loyal to him nonetheless. He also ensure that in Zandrekh’s court of other Necron Lords there are no dissections, infighting, insurrective schemes or falsehoods. When Zandrekh takes captives Obyron inevitably takes them out back and kills them after some time in “accidents” or “escapes” provided they don’t actually escape or Zandrekh lets them go. The latter being how Kor’sarro Khan ‘escaped’ his captivity. On the tabletop I think there’s a rule where if Zandrekh is engaged in melee then Obyron can teleport to him and attack the particular unit.
Dornian Heresy already existed as a concept in W40k community as an alternate history fan-fiction where the loyal sons turned against the Emperor and the traitors remained loyal. That's what the bit at the end sorta refers to.
Quick sidenote inspired by 32:30 Flying Dreadnought note In the Deathwatch tabletop RP, Blood Angel's are unique in that they can inter anyone into their unique, chapter-specific Dreadnought, this includes Librarians. Additionally, Blood Angels Librarians have a unique psychic power to temporarily gain the ability to fly equal to their psy rating, and said Librarian Dreadnoughts also have the ability to use all Psychic Powers they were capable of in life. Meaning, JETPACK DREADNOUGHTS (Actually, it grows wings made of blood, but...)
Sorry, but, while I'm uploading it now (and the next two vids after it), I'm not making them public yet. Still have to schedule and add thumbnails before they're ready.
Necrons don't need to be fast. They have all the time in the world to horribly murder you. So much so that one of the deadliest tactics in the Necron playbook is for them to simply bury themselves and wait for the enemy to walk by, then claw their way out of the ground, preferably while the enemy is still on top of them. And they can wait for a very, very, VERY long time. Necrons don't need to eat, sleep, or keep themselves occupied, and will quite readily lay in wait for weeks, months, or years for someone to stumble by.
Airier!!!! look in the description of some of Alfabusa's videos (not sure which one) he links a kickstarter someone started that actually has the nude custodies models and a Dorn head to put on a centurion model
GLORY TO TURKEY TACO'S, THAT WHICH BROUGHT OUR LORD, ROGAL DORN TO THE FOLD, DEATH TO FAJITAS AND HARD SHELLS!!!!!!!!!!! AVE DORN!!!!!!!!!!! (did not expect to see you comment on my comment Airier, thank you)
I HIGHLY recommend you the Podcast episode 1. It's one of the best things to come out of the TTS in general. Also yes, book of Astronomican is REALLY old, dating back to Rouge Trader times from the 80's. Those were weird times.
Fun story about the Scars : Korsarro Khan once hunted down the Slaaneshi Daemon Prince Doomrider, a former Chaos Marine Biker who fused with his bike during its ascension. He decapitated it by ripping its head off while he was dragged by the daemon bike, broke its still-moving jaw to shut it up, and brought the still-living head of Doomrider to Quan Zhou where it resides to this day.
this guys reaction videos are great for binging. just lost several hours worth of save progression in Watchdogs 2 so it's good ambience to play while i redo my progress, and the volume drowns out my tears to boot
@Airier: A *"Palatine"* (from Latin: _palatinus_ meaning "relating to the palace", plural _palatini)_ is a high-level official attached to imperial or royal courts in Europe since Roman times. The term _palatinus_ was first used in Ancient Rome for chamberlains of the Emperor due to their association with the Palatine Hill where the house of the Roman emperor was situated since Emperor Augustus. The imperial palace guard, after the rise of Constantine I, were also called the _Scholae Palatinae_ for the same reason. In the Early Middle Ages the title became attached to courts beyond the imperial one; one of the highest level of officials in the papal administration were called the _Judices palatini._ Later the Merovingian and Carolingian dynasties had counts palatine, as did the Holy Roman Empire. Related titles were used in Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, the German Empire, and the County of Burgundy, while England, Ireland, and parts of British North America referred to rulers of _counties palatine_ (an area ruled by a hereditary nobleman enjoying special authority and autonomy from the rest of a kingdom) as _palatines._ Latin _palatinus_ was still an office in Merovingian times, today referred to as the _Count _Palatine._ The word became in French _palaisin,_ and with the Norman dynasty entered the English language as _palatine._ The word _paladin,_ referring to one of the legendary Twelve Peers of Charlemagne in the Matter of France, is also related. So "Palatine" wasn't the ruler's name so much as his title. And has nothing to do with Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.
Ngl my dude, seeing you go from not knowing most of the lore to saying "He doesn't know who ghazghkull is, does he?" is surreal. This series cemented my buying of my ork army, and it cemented your interest in 40k. Truly is a great series, isn't it?
So there are a couple of cool things about Jaghatai Kahn and the White Scars that don't get brought up in this episode: 1. Cheggorath, the Eldar Laughin God, actually switched Jaghatai Khan and Fulgrim's places. Originally, Fulgrim was supposed to land on Chogoris and Jaghatai Khan was supposed to land on Chemos. 2. After the Emperor made Landfall, Jaghatai knew that theEmperor wouldn't never take "no" for an answer so he agreed to Join the Emperor, but only on several conditions. He made the Emperor agree to protect the environment and culture of Chogoris, thus preventing it from turning into a polluted wastelad. 3. It took decades for Jaghatai to properly gather his legion. They had been deployed as Scouts to all corners of the galaxy. Unlike other primarchs who were able to get their legions up and running in a much shorter period of time. 4. Upon receiving his Gloriana-Glass battleship (the massive battleship that all primarchs were given to use as their flagship, Jaghatai Khan went to the Mechanicum on mars and basically told them "No, no. This isn't going to work. This is a page-one rewrite." He made them rebuildhis ship almost from scratch to his exact specifications. 5. Jaghatai Khan doesn't get fatigued. Ever. He has virtually infinite stamina and won't ever tire unless some outside force (such as Mortarion's weakening aura) is acting on him. While all Primarchs had superhuman stamina, Jaghatai's was exceptional even by those standards.
1:23:55 The battle-cant reminds me a lot of the Tamarians in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The episode's name was Darmok, and the Tamarians are a species who speak exclusively through metaphors and phrases, like "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra" which means joining forces to fight a common enemy.
By the way, the Damocles Gulf Crusade mentioned at 57:36 actually ended in a stalemate, as the Imperium (White Scars included) failed to defeat the Tau and had to retreat from Tau space due to the beginning of the first-ever major Tyranid invasion. What I find rather hilarious is that one of the two Tau commanders who contributed most to the Tau's successful defence against the Imperuim was Commander Shadowsun. You know, the one who is (totally-not-canonical) Kitten's ex-girlfriend ;))
I was actually really sceptical to listening to/watching this podcast but once I realized the whole thing was basically a super long TTS episode with less visuals, I absolutely loved it!
The success of Jaghatai Khan (honoured be his name) has precedent in the history of Old Earth, actually. It was said that in the prehistory of our current calendar, when bows and arrows let one conquer empires from the Angkor Wat to the Ukraine, it was considered suicide to assault a walled city with nothing other than light cavalry. The Mon-Gol empire proved to be the exception to define the rule, and merrily did so. I think mankind invented the ballistic powder hand gun not too long after that point.
Ahhh, good old Nemesor Zandrekh... The senile old Necron that still believes himself to be a living, breathing, flesh, and blood Necrontyr who thinks he's fighting other Necrontyr, takes living prisoners of war, and makes the attempt to eat food. I think the ONLY two reasons the Sautekh Dynasty tolerates his senility are that he does his job as a Nemesor (basically a Nercon general) incredibly well and the fact that his old friend, Obyron, has this lovely habit of making any would-be assassins or usurpers disappear.
When it comes to communication between larger groups, it makes sense. But on a unit to unit basis, multiple ciphers would quickly become an issue if there was ever any form of integration needed between units that were not used to working with each other. the only way around that would be having one person in each unit who is versed in multiple ciphers. At least this way, if there is a barrier, they can probably find one cipher they can communicate in. But that's only assuming you working on an Astra militarum level. if we're talking some of the more crazy mental feats of a star tees, maybe? They could possibly be able to keep it all together? I really don't know for sure.
@@Airier No, you've actually got it backwards. Stuff like Battle Cant is only used for internal communications within a single unit. Your worry about communication with other units is a non-issue. Vox equipment in the Imperium has built-in encryption for military use, which is what they would use for communications between multiple units. So your entire argument is completely irrational and goes against what has been shown in the lore already.
@@Airier Year old comment, but hey, I like thinking. A standard Infantry Squad is 10 members, one of which able to carry a vox-caster. Assuming we have, say, 300 squads on a planet (unlikely, more around hundreds to thousands to comply to units, battalions, brigades, ect.), and those squads run around together in units of, say, 10 Squads, those individual units would have their own code, and within those 10 Squads, a slightly different code could be spoken. Then the main leaders, possibly Captains, of those units would have their own code, while being fluent in the unit code and the inter-unit code. Then the ground forces could have their own code to communicate with air power, allowing them to signal specific messages, while not the most fluent of speech, it'd be possible. Each Unit could have one or two specific officers who'd speak that and their units code. If you're speaking multi-battalion, each home world could have their own code, they most likely already have a native language (Harakoni Warhawks speak Harakon, which could be used). If multiple detachments, aka. Planets, are used, then a few of the sergeants could have a basic code to use when intermingling occurs, or just use English when communication between squads, units, ect. As far as Space Marines are concerned, this is actually far simpler, as a Chapter only has about 1000 members, meaning that squads, which can be 5-10, could have their own code, leaders of said squads could have a code, and so on and so forth. As far as communication with 'brother chapters', they could reference the 'mother planet'. And the great thing about this is, these are Space Marines, I get the feeling they don't forget easily. Complications arrive between chapters and 'cousin chapters', or chapters from other first founding legions, but a basic Marine dialect could be established. There's most likely half a million Marines in total, I wouldn't know how many chapters there are, how many have more/less than the Codex Astartes allows, ect. Either way, doable, can be effective, the issue arrives when implamenting such a tactic, if you don't start it from the very beginning, and especially if your the size of The Imperium, implementation of new rules are... Difficult to say the least, and enforcement of said rules even more so.
It has since been revealed, that the original name prior to the White Scars, was "Star Hunters". GW can be rather uninspired some days, like Mundus Planus being in the West, and the Tribe lands also being in the West.
Dornian Heresy I think is a reference to an AU Codex that was made in which Rogal was the Arch-Traitor, rather then Horus. Its an actual pdf that you can download and read, though isn't official in any way.
The main reason the white scars don't seem all that effective is probably because their hit & run tactics are meant as an offensive tool while their usual roll is more defensive, thus the only real demonstration of their effective offense is in supporting others as a flanking force or similar.
My only question which was never answered in this series: Does anyone even use High Gothic or is it just a fancy language that The Emperor came up with to spite the Eldar.
I haven't heard many people speak in it. But they use it a ton in every naming convention. Every time you hear something called "Adeptus," it's usually followed by another word in Latin. It's the same thing as high Gothic. Games Workshop wasn't being super creative in creating a brand new language, they are literally just using Latin (the surprising part is that, from what I've heard, they are using it correctly).
@@Airier considering it’s the emperor, we are talking about what if the emperor said he created high gothic but it was really just Latin but called it something else because he didn’t want the immediate association with the past of it being the language the Catholic Church he just don’t want to admit he chose the most religious language as the language of the imperium. The emperor does seem to love acting like he is the infallible Christian god and surrounding himself in Christian symbolism then going don’t worship Me like a fox and don’t do church things. And the the imperium dues exactly that. I really thing the emperor is in deep Denial of his YHWH complex. (It’s like an oedipus complex but instead of a subconscious desire to screw your mom it’s a subconscious desire to be worshipped as the Christian god.)
Hard shell tacos are false prophets Tacos must be wrapped in corn tortillas to protect all the deliciousness inside themselves Later they can be taken like that or they can test themselves agains boiling hot oil to harden their exterior Those who fail to see that truth are just blinded by their heresy
1:24:11 Precisely why that person was a threat to the White Scars. If you understood what the opponent was saying, you could counter their actions. The U.S. had a similar problem when facing Japan, so the U.S. used Navajo Code Talkers to use their native language through simple words (such as the Navajo word for hummingbird to refer to bomber planes) which did confuse the Japanese code breakers.
Battle cants are actually stupid-levels of effective when used on top of standard encryption because it usually requires a native of the area to understand and it can't be put into translation software or taught easily as it typically is derived from a lifetime of experiences.
I know this is a couple of years old, but the battle cant does have real world examples that were unbreakable. Case in point: Navaho Code Talkers. It was the one code the Japanese couldn't break in WW2.
Hum.. apparently.... in a game called Death Watch (dnd version of 40k) it was possible if, the GM accepted it, that a dreadnaught" could" get equiped whit a massive jetpack "IF and Only IF the caracter was hily trained in piloting and tech."
Battle-cant is not a bad strategy. It is typically only used for squad level actions, so someone "breaking" it isn't really a huge concern for the larger picture, as larger picture stuff would have more advanced encryptions. Furthermore, something being vulnerable to being decoded does not preclude it from being useful, because it is better than using plain low gothic with no form of encryption.
Further voice actor shenanigans! "Boy" is voiced by a woman. The same one who voiced Alicia Dominiqua, aka the weird woman who kitten met in episode 3.
Before you watch 26 part 2, you should watch Behemoth 1/3 and 2/3, also possibly Fate of the Alfa Legion. Either before or right after 26 part 2 you should watch 40k Theories video on Inquisitor Obiwan Sherlock.Other videos pertaining to TTS but can be seen anytime now are Terran Drift, Vindicare Assassin, Vostroyan Charge, and Do Tau Women Prefer Human Men.None TTS videos are His Angels, Bloom, Pity the Guardsman, Guardsman - 2018, and Helsreach (audio book turned into a movie). There are also the Death of Hope trailers (30k) and the Lord Inquisitor trailer and prologue (referenced in TTS episode 17).
I just want to say Airier, you must check out the fan made series, Helsreach, by Richard Brolan! It is SUPERB and if you truly love 40k, you will love this series! This is a personal plea, but I am sure there are fellow fans out there who stand by me on this. Please Airier!
You seem to misunderstand the white scars little book of grudges/hunting list. It's for both enemy's that have eather bested the white scars in some way ( or denided them some objective, or just really really pissed them off) or have escaped before the white scars can murder them. Like the demon Prince mentioned in this pod cast. He ran away like a chicken every time the white scars got close to them. Some similar happeneds constantly with the famed tau commander shadow sun whom the white scars have the biggest murder boner for as she keeps sipping away due to games work shop not wanting the character to die as she is among the few popular tau characters that people seem to like. Btw shadow sun is kittens tau girl friend
Battle cants (I think there's a specific term for this but I can't remember what it is) are incredibly useful for quickly relaying limited information. While its true that under ideal circumstances things like coordinates are better, you don't always have access to those. So for quick usage they provide enough security that unless your opponent happens to have an expert on that specific cant you'll usually have done what you needed to do before it can be taken advantage of even if your communications have been actively broken into and are being monitored. Similarly, by using pattern recognition based communication rather than numerical communication it becomes very intuitive. Listing off a set of coordinates requires at least a little thinking, if only because those change every time you do something. By making them inherently relative to your position you ensure that they can be more easily followed. Its the difference between saying "Turn west onto 40" and "Turn right onto 40".
Rocket powered dreadnoughts. While 30k has those, I thing Miniwargaming did them better at one of their deathwatch series. Theo was a beast that we all miss.
As any f armer could tell the Emperor, one piece of "grass" is _not_ like the other. Different soils and different types of grasses, herbs, clover and wildflowers make for better or worse food for grazing herbivores. That's why peasant farmers up to the 19th century planted specific mixtures of grasses and herbs in the fields meant to be harvested for hay for the cows, sheep and horses for the winter. Because these animals don't simply feed on plain "grass"... and technically in the wild these species do _not_ feed on grains (oats, wheat, maize), so modern feed for horses and high-protein feed for cows held in stables is something their digestive system's microbial fauna has first to be adapted to. That's why you're not supposed to feed your horses only oats.
They brought back lieutenants in 40k.. which was odd.. currently working on getting primaris to make a small strike force of Field Police to run alongside my Raptors. And working on my Soul Drinkers Choas army.
1:24:15 It is effective, as it is not even a cypher language that can be broken, as you would have to have FULL UNDERSTANDING of that ONE PLANET's CULTURE. If I for example would make specific German references - even if I did that in English! - it would take you a lot of time to figure out what I am actually saying. And No Machine can decypher it either, as non-AI machines cannot make interpretations! It would not even require ME any effort.
What if rather than a dreadnought walker chassis, they mount the coffin in aircraft? The normally superhuman reflexes of an astartes seem a bit wasted on the lumbering juggernauts honestly.
@@Skywolfhd20 No. The Funny Alliteration is Important. Taco Friday is wrong. Forsake your false ways and follow us Taco Tuesdayers to the path of salivation
Well, in case you want to know how the Tau did in that war vs the White Scars... the Tau like to ambush and run, and the White Scars like to run, and their storm seers can see the future. How good do you think the Tau managed to ambush (and flee from) an enemy who could see the future and moved faster than they did?
Says 50 times that only Chogorians would understand the battle-cant references. YeAh BuT wHaT iF sOmEoNe ElSe UnDeRsTaNdS tHeM??? Your only example was literally "The north wind turns" and "The ram-hound strikes" Which for all you effing know means "We need more ammo" and "We are hungry"... Like seriously, it makes as much sense as most of the made-up military shit of the Space Marines Chapters but it's still better than just saying - "Enemies in front" as simply commmunication or having to remember shit like "Situation 42-87, orientation 64-Z9" as part of some stupidly complicated cyphered communication... White Scars (To my knowledge) recruit from Chogoris. So every White Scar is Chogorian. So every White Scar knows Chogorian references... There are no fricking Xenos, or Heretic spies on a fricking Founding Chapter Homeworld sending back messages about what the "North wind" MIGHT mean... So yes, it's a bloody fucking perfect and simple cypher... P.S. Still love ya buddy, but that fricking triggered me. Sorry.
Waiting for Airier to get to episode 26 is like that episode of Ichy and Scratchy on the way to the fireworks factory... When will they get to the fireworks factory!! :'(
One year late, Of course the Tau can win. You just have to shoot out the gas tank of a speeder. Please. We been doing that since Halo 2! My poor floating Ghost Bikes....
To explain Airier, the Last Wall Protocol is a contingency protocol that Rogal Dorn put in place after accepting the Codex Astartes. It basically calls for all the Imperial Fists chapters to come together and reform the Imperial Fist Legion with it being used during the War of the Beast.
Yes.
@@Sereze001 they will fortify this wall
Meanwhile Ultramarines just operate as legion by default since the original chapter and all successors work from shared intel pool thus being separate on paper, but in reality working together.
TheArklyte loopholes are an artform
@@TimeCircleBlue oh yes, they are. We can't have men? We'll conscript women! We can't have tanks? Those are IFV on Rhino APC chassis! We can't have more then a thousand active Space Marines? Those are people taking important traditional office jobs, who just _happen to be Space Marines._ Relax, they're not on active duty!
Yeah, Imperium just runs on this artform. And that's before we take into account AdMech...
"Never fear For I am here Lord adorable... Slap that fortification button..."
HOLY HELL THE FULL FING THING! =O I totally expected you to slice it up in smaller bits and release them over a longer period of time! Bravo good sir bravo. And now to watch this whole hour and 40 min. And BOI is best boy and i love how fleshed out the side characters get in this!
I considered it. And I might have to do that for the third one. But I had the time to do it in one go, so I did.
:)
@@Airier Its just that now you have gotten me hooked and i do not want the ep to be split up in 20 min part spreed out over several weeks, delaying other parts of the WH40k stuff! We both know that you are fully capable of such evil! You Tau lover! With your long range sense! lack of melee weapons and love for gigantic mechs with beam weapons and no chain katanas! ..............But for real though some of those Tau mech are pretty nice, but expensive as all hell.
This is going to bed a GOOD hour and 40 minutes. *sips beer*
Have you added the video that Alfabusa linked people to in one of his community post that he posted before the Eldar special? He said that it is very important and that you won't be able to understand the Eldar special without seeing it.
No I did not because that was an utter lie. I have however added it to the random reactions play list.
Yes, but just imagine how confused and freaked out Airier would be if he saw it.
Sips the whiskey, then the salmiakki, then the cheaper whisky.
Rocket-powered dreadnoughts ACTUALLY EXIST, but only in 30k.
... It disappoints me that they weren't carried over into 40K (granted, with the overall steady decline in tech, that's not a big surprise, but still...)
There are NEVER enough battlesuits.
My bias might be showing.
AirierGames I don't think that incaendius pattern was just forgotten, knowing what happened to the legion war gear during the whole chapter process it is possible that it was simply discontinued out of resource economy (just like fellblades, stormbirds, sicarans, spartan pattern land raiders and everything else).
@@НиколайИванов-в8ы1я dont mention sicarans around sicarius I think he'd get it into his already too big head that they were named after him
"But not hard tacos..."
SILENCE HERETIC!
There is no such thing as "Hard Tacos," just False Tacos!
@@Airier Soft tacos are for the weak and toothless! Like all heretics, you chew only that which a child can, not like a MAN whose teeth can tear and rend the flesh from his enemies!
@@GundamChief But only soft tacos have the real hot sauce. You know the one that feel like searing and tasty.
@@GundamChief
You are RIGHT !
There are no "soft tacos", only tacos, and those can be rolled or folded, so they are not hard !
^_^
Hard Tacos are the true path. The crunch is very important and satisfying. They also taste better. Soft tacos might as well be burritos.
In theory, the battle cant is far from “Stupid” as you put it. Using a forms of communication that only a member of a specific culture would understand is incredibly effective, and is really no different from using coded messages nowadays. I dare you to say that using codes is dumb.
With the Navajo during WW2, culture and code were combined, as some ended up used as radio operators in the Pacific theater, where they sent messages in their native tongue. Being such a niche language, neither the Japanese nor the Hermans managed to crack the code, making this one of the most successful uses of coded messages in history
Hey! Explaining the necron taking captives, Zndrekh is the gratest general in Necron history, but has very splintered mind after the Great Slumber. He still sees himself and all around him as necrontyr separatists durning one of many civil wars. That is why he takes prisoners, he still believes they are his own kind. Obyron is his bodyguard boy and long known friend.
The 5th Legion were called the “Star Hunters” before joining the Khan
The Necrons firing on Chogoris probably weren't trying to destroy any Necrons that might have been on the planet. If anything, they were probably trying to wake them up by kicking the proverbial hornet's nest.
I think that they had a script to follow but did all of this in one recording session, so all the mistakes that they made were kept in so long as it was in character.
Also the Dornian Heresy could have been avoided if Rogal and the Emperor agreed to swap Tuesday and Friday around, that way you could eat the taco on the end of the week and still get the funny alliteration.
But that would mean that the emperor would have to COMPROMISE!
That's heresy against our glorious man emperor of mankind.
🤣
Yeah uh Magnus suggested that as a troll and the emperor sounded like he was about to get all warp stormy
@@Airier But also Emperor beliving in astronomican is funny, because he power it up. That means everything in this book is wrote by him.
That's why he says "it's true, because this book said so"
Because he likes to be right
A margin of error is the amount you can fuck up and still get it done correctly. So the margin of error on a warp jump is very small.
59:30
Nemesor Zandrekh takes captives.
Then again so does Trazyn the Infinite, though he regards them as pieces of a collection, as opposed to prisoners.
He’s basically the Necron equivalent of Don Quixote in that he basically has robo-Alzheimer’s.
He still thinks that he and his men are flesh and blood Necrontyr, and that his opponents are also opponents to be treated with civility and a certain respect.
Ironically in comparison to other forms of insanity in 40k his actually makes him less vicious.
Nonetheless in the lore he is still a brilliant tactician despite his “issues”.
His right hand man Obyron facilitates Zandrekh’s even in his mental state.
Obyron is fully aware of their mechanical state but has given up on trying to convince Zandrekh otherwise. Though he is extremely loyal to him nonetheless.
He also ensure that in Zandrekh’s court of other Necron Lords there are no dissections, infighting, insurrective schemes or falsehoods.
When Zandrekh takes captives Obyron inevitably takes them out back and kills them after some time in “accidents” or “escapes” provided they don’t actually escape or Zandrekh lets them go.
The latter being how Kor’sarro Khan ‘escaped’ his captivity.
On the tabletop I think there’s a rule where if Zandrekh is engaged in melee then Obyron can teleport to him and attack the particular unit.
Dornian Heresy already existed as a concept in W40k community as an alternate history fan-fiction where the loyal sons turned against the Emperor and the traitors remained loyal. That's what the bit at the end sorta refers to.
Oh my god he's actually reacting to the podcast the absolute madman!!!
I'm Mad, I tell ya.
Absolutely MAD!!!
MWAHAHAHA!
Mad scientist laugh intensifies.
Quick sidenote inspired by 32:30 Flying Dreadnought note
In the Deathwatch tabletop RP, Blood Angel's are unique in that they can inter anyone into their unique, chapter-specific Dreadnought, this includes Librarians. Additionally, Blood Angels Librarians have a unique psychic power to temporarily gain the ability to fly equal to their psy rating, and said Librarian Dreadnoughts also have the ability to use all Psychic Powers they were capable of in life. Meaning, JETPACK DREADNOUGHTS (Actually, it grows wings made of blood, but...)
Now this is very epic can’t wait till you get to the last church podcast
Recoded it the day after this one. Uploading it now
😁👍
Excuse me what airier uploading two emperor text to speech videos in one day may the emperor give you glorious blessing this is a most happy of days
Sorry, but, while I'm uploading it now (and the next two vids after it), I'm not making them public yet. Still have to schedule and add thumbnails before they're ready.
Necrons don't need to be fast. They have all the time in the world to horribly murder you. So much so that one of the deadliest tactics in the Necron playbook is for them to simply bury themselves and wait for the enemy to walk by, then claw their way out of the ground, preferably while the enemy is still on top of them. And they can wait for a very, very, VERY long time. Necrons don't need to eat, sleep, or keep themselves occupied, and will quite readily lay in wait for weeks, months, or years for someone to stumble by.
Airier!!!! look in the description of some of Alfabusa's videos (not sure which one) he links a kickstarter someone started that actually has the nude custodies models and a Dorn head to put on a centurion model
GLORY TO TACO TUESDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And Pankcake Thursday. So it is said, so it will be.
GLORY TO TURKEY TACO'S, THAT WHICH BROUGHT OUR LORD, ROGAL DORN TO THE FOLD, DEATH TO FAJITAS AND HARD SHELLS!!!!!!!!!!!
AVE DORN!!!!!!!!!!!
(did not expect to see you comment on my comment Airier, thank you)
Taco tuesdays on friday...
There actually exists such a thing as a Dreadnought with a Jump Pack, in the Miniwargamings Deathwatch series.
You can buy a jump dread from forge world
The real question is if the Night Lords were the ones to come up with it.
I HIGHLY recommend you the Podcast episode 1. It's one of the best things to come out of the TTS in general. Also yes, book of Astronomican is REALLY old, dating back to Rouge Trader times from the 80's. Those were weird times.
Fun story about the Scars : Korsarro Khan once hunted down the Slaaneshi Daemon Prince Doomrider, a former Chaos Marine Biker who fused with his bike during its ascension. He decapitated it by ripping its head off while he was dragged by the daemon bike, broke its still-moving jaw to shut it up, and brought the still-living head of Doomrider to Quan Zhou where it resides to this day.
33:13 I love how the subtitles change from Golden to Goblin
this guys reaction videos are great for binging. just lost several hours worth of save progression in Watchdogs 2 so it's good ambience to play while i redo my progress, and the volume drowns out my tears to boot
:)
@Airier: A *"Palatine"* (from Latin: _palatinus_ meaning "relating to the palace", plural _palatini)_ is a high-level official attached to imperial or royal courts in Europe since Roman times. The term _palatinus_ was first used in Ancient Rome for chamberlains of the Emperor due to their association with the Palatine Hill where the house of the Roman emperor was situated since Emperor Augustus. The imperial palace guard, after the rise of Constantine I, were also called the _Scholae Palatinae_ for the same reason. In the Early Middle Ages the title became attached to courts beyond the imperial one; one of the highest level of officials in the papal administration were called the _Judices palatini._ Later the Merovingian and Carolingian dynasties had counts palatine, as did the Holy Roman Empire. Related titles were used in Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, the German Empire, and the County of Burgundy, while England, Ireland, and parts of British North America referred to rulers of _counties palatine_ (an area ruled by a hereditary nobleman enjoying special authority and autonomy from the rest of a kingdom) as _palatines._
Latin _palatinus_ was still an office in Merovingian times, today referred to as the _Count _Palatine._ The word became in French _palaisin,_ and with the Norman dynasty entered the English language as _palatine._ The word _paladin,_ referring to one of the legendary Twelve Peers of Charlemagne in the Matter of France, is also related.
So "Palatine" wasn't the ruler's name so much as his title. And has nothing to do with Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.
Ngl my dude, seeing you go from not knowing most of the lore to saying "He doesn't know who ghazghkull is, does he?" is surreal. This series cemented my buying of my ork army, and it cemented your interest in 40k. Truly is a great series, isn't it?
I like how the Emperor is always somewhat reminded of the actual Great Khans in our world history whenever a character in 40k has the exact same name.
Why do I get the feeling that he’s familiar with the names because he was gangus khan
So there are a couple of cool things about Jaghatai Kahn and the White Scars that don't get brought up in this episode:
1. Cheggorath, the Eldar Laughin God, actually switched Jaghatai Khan and Fulgrim's places. Originally, Fulgrim was supposed to land on Chogoris and Jaghatai Khan was supposed to land on Chemos.
2. After the Emperor made Landfall, Jaghatai knew that theEmperor wouldn't never take "no" for an answer so he agreed to Join the Emperor, but only on several conditions. He made the Emperor agree to protect the environment and culture of Chogoris, thus preventing it from turning into a polluted wastelad.
3. It took decades for Jaghatai to properly gather his legion. They had been deployed as Scouts to all corners of the galaxy. Unlike other primarchs who were able to get their legions up and running in a much shorter period of time.
4. Upon receiving his Gloriana-Glass battleship (the massive battleship that all primarchs were given to use as their flagship, Jaghatai Khan went to the Mechanicum on mars and basically told them "No, no. This isn't going to work. This is a page-one rewrite." He made them rebuildhis ship almost from scratch to his exact specifications.
5. Jaghatai Khan doesn't get fatigued. Ever. He has virtually infinite stamina and won't ever tire unless some outside force (such as Mortarion's weakening aura) is acting on him. While all Primarchs had superhuman stamina, Jaghatai's was exceptional even by those standards.
If they send out one dude every 25 years to collect to head of one dude that pissed them of they would only have 400 or so heads after 10 000 years.
1:23:55 The battle-cant reminds me a lot of the Tamarians in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The episode's name was Darmok, and the Tamarians are a species who speak exclusively through metaphors and phrases, like "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra" which means joining forces to fight a common enemy.
Schazmen Rassir Shaka when the walls fell.
@@509Gman Sokath, his eyes uncovered
By the way, the Damocles Gulf Crusade mentioned at 57:36 actually ended in a stalemate, as the Imperium (White Scars included) failed to defeat the Tau and had to retreat from Tau space due to the beginning of the first-ever major Tyranid invasion.
What I find rather hilarious is that one of the two Tau commanders who contributed most to the Tau's successful defence against the Imperuim was Commander Shadowsun. You know, the one who is (totally-not-canonical) Kitten's ex-girlfriend ;))
I was actually really sceptical to listening to/watching this podcast but once I realized the whole thing was basically a super long TTS episode with less visuals, I absolutely loved it!
The whole thing? Praise be to the Star-Gods!
.... Wow. I thought spottedgecko was a special case. Are you also reacting to every single podcast? That's dedication.
That's the plan. The Bro Trips too.
If the censor noise is too much for the custodes, imagine how bad it is for Boy.
The success of Jaghatai Khan (honoured be his name) has precedent in the history of Old Earth, actually. It was said that in the prehistory of our current calendar, when bows and arrows let one conquer empires from the Angkor Wat to the Ukraine, it was considered suicide to assault a walled city with nothing other than light cavalry. The Mon-Gol empire proved to be the exception to define the rule, and merrily did so. I think mankind invented the ballistic powder hand gun not too long after that point.
Ahhh, good old Nemesor Zandrekh... The senile old Necron that still believes himself to be a living, breathing, flesh, and blood Necrontyr who thinks he's fighting other Necrontyr, takes living prisoners of war, and makes the attempt to eat food. I think the ONLY two reasons the Sautekh Dynasty tolerates his senility are that he does his job as a Nemesor (basically a Nercon general) incredibly well and the fact that his old friend, Obyron, has this lovely habit of making any would-be assassins or usurpers disappear.
I don't get your problem with them using a cypher language. It is actually an extremely useful tactic that is used both today and in ancient times.
When it comes to communication between larger groups, it makes sense. But on a unit to unit basis, multiple ciphers would quickly become an issue if there was ever any form of integration needed between units that were not used to working with each other.
the only way around that would be having one person in each unit who is versed in multiple ciphers. At least this way, if there is a barrier, they can probably find one cipher they can communicate in.
But that's only assuming you working on an Astra militarum level. if we're talking some of the more crazy mental feats of a star tees, maybe? They could possibly be able to keep it all together? I really don't know for sure.
@@Airier I get that. It just seemed like you had a problem with the concept in general. My bad, I suppose.
@@Airier No, you've actually got it backwards. Stuff like Battle Cant is only used for internal communications within a single unit. Your worry about communication with other units is a non-issue. Vox equipment in the Imperium has built-in encryption for military use, which is what they would use for communications between multiple units.
So your entire argument is completely irrational and goes against what has been shown in the lore already.
@@Airier Year old comment, but hey, I like thinking.
A standard Infantry Squad is 10 members, one of which able to carry a vox-caster.
Assuming we have, say, 300 squads on a planet (unlikely, more around hundreds to thousands to comply to units, battalions, brigades, ect.), and those squads run around together in units of, say, 10 Squads, those individual units would have their own code, and within those 10 Squads, a slightly different code could be spoken. Then the main leaders, possibly Captains, of those units would have their own code, while being fluent in the unit code and the inter-unit code. Then the ground forces could have their own code to communicate with air power, allowing them to signal specific messages, while not the most fluent of speech, it'd be possible. Each Unit could have one or two specific officers who'd speak that and their units code.
If you're speaking multi-battalion, each home world could have their own code, they most likely already have a native language (Harakoni Warhawks speak Harakon, which could be used). If multiple detachments, aka. Planets, are used, then a few of the sergeants could have a basic code to use when intermingling occurs, or just use English when communication between squads, units, ect.
As far as Space Marines are concerned, this is actually far simpler, as a Chapter only has about 1000 members, meaning that squads, which can be 5-10, could have their own code, leaders of said squads could have a code, and so on and so forth. As far as communication with 'brother chapters', they could reference the 'mother planet'. And the great thing about this is, these are Space Marines, I get the feeling they don't forget easily. Complications arrive between chapters and 'cousin chapters', or chapters from other first founding legions, but a basic Marine dialect could be established. There's most likely half a million Marines in total, I wouldn't know how many chapters there are, how many have more/less than the Codex Astartes allows, ect.
Either way, doable, can be effective, the issue arrives when implamenting such a tactic, if you don't start it from the very beginning, and especially if your the size of The Imperium, implementation of new rules are... Difficult to say the least, and enforcement of said rules even more so.
56:03 that blink and you’ll miss it image was the Inquisition logo, for some reason.
Myes, can you check if Terra has gotten a second moon again?
My favorite line...
and ULTRA-RAPID-DEPLOYMENT of course.
It has since been revealed, that the original name prior to the White Scars, was "Star Hunters". GW can be rather uninspired some days, like Mundus Planus being in the West, and the Tribe lands also being in the West.
I mean...space wolves
Dornian Heresy I think is a reference to an AU Codex that was made in which Rogal was the Arch-Traitor, rather then Horus. Its an actual pdf that you can download and read, though isn't official in any way.
Tuesday is the true path. Any other day is unacceptable.
Ah, finally someone sees the light of True Tacos!
hell yes!
i hoped you would do the voxcasts too
the other 2 are entertaining as hell too
*yawns* That was relaxing! And next week we get another one :D this one… even more CHOATIC.
I still can't tell if they were angry or flirting.
:)
@@Airier Yes.
The main reason the white scars don't seem all that effective is probably because their hit & run tactics are meant as an offensive tool while their usual roll is more defensive, thus the only real demonstration of their effective offense is in supporting others as a flanking force or similar.
Rogal burns are the greatest ad for aloe vera ever
This comment is so witty and spot on that I'm going to shamelessly steal it the next time I record a reaction to this series.
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My only question which was never answered in this series:
Does anyone even use High Gothic or is it just a fancy language that The Emperor came up with to spite the Eldar.
I haven't heard many people speak in it. But they use it a ton in every naming convention. Every time you hear something called "Adeptus," it's usually followed by another word in Latin. It's the same thing as high Gothic.
Games Workshop wasn't being super creative in creating a brand new language, they are literally just using Latin (the surprising part is that, from what I've heard, they are using it correctly).
@@Airier I mean, considering the Emperor is old enough to remember Latin, it makes sense.
@@Airier considering it’s the emperor, we are talking about what if the emperor said he created high gothic but it was really just Latin but called it something else because he didn’t want the immediate association with the past of it being the language the Catholic Church he just don’t want to admit he chose the most religious language as the language of the imperium.
The emperor does seem to love acting like he is the infallible Christian god and surrounding himself in Christian symbolism then going don’t worship
Me like a fox and don’t do church things. And the the imperium dues exactly that.
I really thing the emperor is in deep
Denial of his YHWH complex. (It’s like an oedipus complex but instead of a subconscious desire to screw your mom it’s a subconscious desire to be worshipped as the Christian god.)
"hard shells are heresy" OH HELL NO, THEMS FIGHTING WORDS!
Hard shell tacos are false prophets
Tacos must be wrapped in corn tortillas to protect all the deliciousness inside themselves
Later they can be taken like that or they can test themselves agains boiling hot oil to harden their exterior
Those who fail to see that truth are just blinded by their heresy
He did it. The madman actually is reacting to the podcast episodes.
1:24:11
Precisely why that person was a threat to the White Scars. If you understood what the opponent was saying, you could counter their actions. The U.S. had a similar problem when facing Japan, so the U.S. used Navajo Code Talkers to use their native language through simple words (such as the Navajo word for hummingbird to refer to bomber planes) which did confuse the Japanese code breakers.
That was great; I wish I'd taken the time to watch it sooner :).
Battle cants are actually stupid-levels of effective when used on top of standard encryption because it usually requires a native of the area to understand and it can't be put into translation software or taught easily as it typically is derived from a lifetime of experiences.
I know this is a couple of years old, but the battle cant does have real world examples that were unbreakable. Case in point: Navaho Code Talkers. It was the one code the Japanese couldn't break in WW2.
I am really looking forward to the next Podcast that is gonna be FUN.
My lad..... Good Job!
Hum.. apparently.... in a game called Death Watch (dnd version of 40k) it was possible if, the GM accepted it, that a dreadnaught" could" get equiped whit a massive jetpack "IF and Only IF the caracter was hily trained in piloting and tech."
The whole thing?
Yeeeeeeeees!
DORNIAN HERESY! TACO TUESDAYS FOR ALL!
I find it interesting that they said Mundus Planus/Chogoris was in Segmentum Pacifica, when it's in Ultima.
It's a shame there were only 4 of these
The reason the Kahn was captured was because the Necron leading that group has Necron dimensia. Nemasoar Zandrehk is the best lol
Battle-cant is not a bad strategy. It is typically only used for squad level actions, so someone "breaking" it isn't really a huge concern for the larger picture, as larger picture stuff would have more advanced encryptions. Furthermore, something being vulnerable to being decoded does not preclude it from being useful, because it is better than using plain low gothic with no form of encryption.
Further voice actor shenanigans! "Boy" is voiced by a woman. The same one who voiced Alicia Dominiqua, aka the weird woman who kitten met in episode 3.
Plot twist, boy is actually girl
That's not a surprise considering most children in animation are voiced by women.
FRICK YOU YOUR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES! good reference
In case this flew over anyone.
The joke with the last record is that it is a Novel and not a rulebook.
PREPARE FOR LUDICROUS SPEED!
Before you watch 26 part 2, you should watch Behemoth 1/3 and 2/3, also possibly Fate of the Alfa Legion. Either before or right after 26 part 2 you should watch 40k Theories video on Inquisitor Obiwan Sherlock.Other videos pertaining to TTS but can be seen anytime now are Terran Drift, Vindicare Assassin, Vostroyan Charge, and Do Tau Women Prefer Human Men.None TTS videos are His Angels, Bloom, Pity the Guardsman, Guardsman - 2018, and Helsreach (audio book turned into a movie). There are also the Death of Hope trailers (30k) and the Lord Inquisitor trailer and prologue (referenced in TTS episode 17).
I'm still in the beginning of this but damn does Jaghatai's story reminds me of Genghis Khan's story
Kyublai Khan... Are they even trying? That is basically just adding a voiced palatal approximate to Kublai Khan. My goodness.
My favorite podcast is the Last Church
Same
I just want to say Airier, you must check out the fan made series, Helsreach, by Richard Brolan! It is SUPERB and if you truly love 40k, you will love this series! This is a personal plea, but I am sure there are fellow fans out there who stand by me on this. Please Airier!
Also I should point out all of the boy’s subtitles are in lower case letters
Ooh, nice catch. Missed that.
Funny enough Jagahtai and Ogudai were named from the sons of Ghengis Khan
You seem to misunderstand the white scars little book of grudges/hunting list. It's for both enemy's that have eather bested the white scars in some way ( or denided them some objective, or just really really pissed them off) or have escaped before the white scars can murder them. Like the demon Prince mentioned in this pod cast. He ran away like a chicken every time the white scars got close to them. Some similar happeneds constantly with the famed tau commander shadow sun whom the white scars have the biggest murder boner for as she keeps sipping away due to games work shop not wanting the character to die as she is among the few popular tau characters that people seem to like. Btw shadow sun is kittens tau girl friend
I'm REALLY hoping that, when more of the white scars get into the fray, they and kitten commiserate over Shadow Sun.
@@Airier "That is not -----ing Canon!"
Oh, but it is, Little Kitten. It is....
Holy shit he did the whole thing
Heck yeah!
I regret NOTHING!
Also, TACO TUESDAY FOREVER!
@@Airier its Taco Friday you HERETIC
NEVAH!
@@Airier You will submit or face EXTERMINATUS
TACO all day, EVERYDAY !
^_^
Battle cants (I think there's a specific term for this but I can't remember what it is) are incredibly useful for quickly relaying limited information.
While its true that under ideal circumstances things like coordinates are better, you don't always have access to those. So for quick usage they provide enough security that unless your opponent happens to have an expert on that specific cant you'll usually have done what you needed to do before it can be taken advantage of even if your communications have been actively broken into and are being monitored.
Similarly, by using pattern recognition based communication rather than numerical communication it becomes very intuitive. Listing off a set of coordinates requires at least a little thinking, if only because those change every time you do something. By making them inherently relative to your position you ensure that they can be more easily followed. Its the difference between saying "Turn west onto 40" and "Turn right onto 40".
Rocket powered dreadnoughts. While 30k has those, I thing Miniwargaming did them better at one of their deathwatch series. Theo was a beast that we all miss.
I am now tempted to make a White Scars army list.
...Aaand I can't put Kor'sarro Khan on a bike unless I want to use older models and rules. Oh well.
As any f armer could tell the Emperor, one piece of "grass" is _not_ like the other. Different soils and different types of grasses, herbs, clover and wildflowers make for better or worse food for grazing herbivores. That's why peasant farmers up to the 19th century planted specific mixtures of grasses and herbs in the fields meant to be harvested for hay for the cows, sheep and horses for the winter. Because these animals don't simply feed on plain "grass"... and technically in the wild these species do _not_ feed on grains (oats, wheat, maize), so modern feed for horses and high-protein feed for cows held in stables is something their digestive system's microbial fauna has first to be adapted to. That's why you're not supposed to feed your horses only oats.
They brought back lieutenants in 40k.. which was odd.. currently working on getting primaris to make a small strike force of Field Police to run alongside my Raptors. And working on my Soul Drinkers Choas army.
Rogal was definitely the best one here
How did you mishear it as mundus phallus?
My mind so much isn't in a gutter as it is a gutter.
1:24:15 It is effective, as it is not even a cypher language that can be broken, as you would have to have FULL UNDERSTANDING of that ONE PLANET's CULTURE. If I for example would make specific German references - even if I did that in English! - it would take you a lot of time to figure out what I am actually saying. And No Machine can decypher it either, as non-AI machines cannot make interpretations! It would not even require ME any effort.
I think my pig is whistling.
@@alchemicpunk1509 flower at the ear
What if rather than a dreadnought walker chassis, they mount the coffin in aircraft? The normally superhuman reflexes of an astartes seem a bit wasted on the lumbering juggernauts honestly.
Hehehehehehe I am very happy that this is finally here.
Yay! I was worried this might get skipped.
Why would anyone skip this? Some of the best jokes yet are in here.
Also, TACO TUESDAY FOR EVER!
@@AirierJust because it's a bit long.
@@Airier IT'S TACO FRIDAY YOU HERETIC
@@Skywolfhd20 No. The Funny Alliteration is Important. Taco Friday is wrong. Forsake your false ways and follow us Taco Tuesdayers to the path of salivation
The REAL funny thing is how long the Taco Civil War will last...hehehe, you'll just see in the OTHER Podcats!
Instead of calling him Rogal Dorn OR Adorable, why not "Rogadornable"?
Adornable
Too much of a mouthful to say.
Well, in case you want to know how the Tau did in that war vs the White Scars... the Tau like to ambush and run, and the White Scars like to run, and their storm seers can see the future. How good do you think the Tau managed to ambush (and flee from) an enemy who could see the future and moved faster than they did?
Ah yes, Genghis Khan in space
Says 50 times that only Chogorians would understand the battle-cant references.
YeAh BuT wHaT iF sOmEoNe ElSe UnDeRsTaNdS tHeM???
Your only example was literally "The north wind turns" and "The ram-hound strikes"
Which for all you effing know means "We need more ammo" and "We are hungry"... Like seriously, it makes as much sense as most of the made-up military shit of the Space Marines Chapters but it's still better than just saying - "Enemies in front" as simply commmunication or having to remember shit like "Situation 42-87, orientation 64-Z9" as part of some stupidly complicated cyphered communication...
White Scars (To my knowledge) recruit from Chogoris. So every White Scar is Chogorian. So every White Scar knows Chogorian references... There are no fricking Xenos, or Heretic spies on a fricking Founding Chapter Homeworld sending back messages about what the "North wind" MIGHT mean... So yes, it's a bloody fucking perfect and simple cypher...
P.S. Still love ya buddy, but that fricking triggered me. Sorry.
Waiting for Airier to get to episode 26 is like that episode of Ichy and Scratchy on the way to the fireworks factory...
When will they get to the fireworks factory!! :'(
33:00
Esideesees : HAAAhahaha
Did you say Goblin Throne??
Wamudees: NOO!!
You definitely said Goblin Throne!!!
It was fun!
YUP!
The Rogal Revolt
One year late, Of course the Tau can win. You just have to shoot out the gas tank of a speeder. Please. We been doing that since Halo 2! My poor floating Ghost Bikes....
53:58 Think "Large ship with Death Star Laser".
The redacted stuff is funny and for (f...redacted) laughs it got me now