@@StolanisYes,he meant to reference ogryn but only ogryn in general as every one of them in darktide were implanted with a chip to make them smarter(Slightly changed the way they talk in general a little bit)
@@wesleyward5901 well we know the Orks believe the Emperor, as in they think he's real and view him as a war god, but a dumb war god since unlike Gork and Mork big E has all the humans doing stuff that isn't even about fighting which they think is dumb. So they do believe in him and I'd even go so far as to say they kinda "like" him (in the sense that he's the god of humans and fighting humans is fun and they have big E to thank for all the humans to fight) but I don't think they worship him, but there is a cool fan ork faction called the Orkperium but it isn't canon.
The only primarch who would be around at this time would be Guiliman. Who is ultra depressed at the fact his desk became a symbol of worship and not actually used as a fucking desk for paperwork.
@@Gunzerkingidiot He is, but still in Imperium Nihuls, on the other side of the Great Rift. Corvus Corax is also kicking around in the Warp, fucking up the daemon Primarchs.
@@F3N01 Isn't Russ also in the Warp? The Khan is speeding round somewhere, I might have heard he's in the webway somehow but could be wrong, Vulkan is taking his sweet time to revive or he's already revived and is just waiting for his kids to finish the Easter egg hunt he worked really hard on, I'd like to think he's just always hiding behind a rock or something a few feet behind Tu'Shan and he just ducks back behind it whenever he turns around.
@@beatleboy3196 Khan and Russ are in that "Not dead, but also not seen in centuries/millenia" category GW made most of the Loyalist Primarchs enter after the Heresy. Corvus, Russ, Khan, Vulcan, and some can argue Dorne, all had varying degrees of "Dead/Alive we dont know" following the Heresy.
Part time 40k Nerd here reporting for akshually moment at 40:10 as requested Those are servitors indeed, lobotomized prisoners, heretics or random people the imperium didnt like whose only purpose is to work and work while being expendable. There are actually a great variety of servitors but usually youll just see the ones used for maintenance. If theres a job in the imperium, there probably is a servitor designed for its most menial tasks, ranging from repairing ships to filling out and managing paperwork for the Adeptus Administratum. The floaty heads are servoskulls, skulls from dead people that are outfitted with cybernetic doodads that very much like servitors have like a morbillion uses depending on what you put in them. Youll usually see them as scanners or acompanying a Adeptus mechanicus magos, who by the way, usually have their skulls and cybernetics brains turned into those once they die, so if you ever wondered, thats where the "Even in death I serve the Omnisiah" likely comes from. Also an extra free fact, the "Cherubs" as you may call them, are NOT made from babies. They are grown to look like babies by the adeptus mechanicus from a clump of cells, since aparently babies signifiy purity? idk about that. So rest asured, they are not killing babies to make them into cyborgs. Im sure they are killing babies for some other reason tho. Also also, the reason why all robots on the Imperium have flesh is cause they already got fucked over by pure AI once, so they dont want to mess arround with it again. Its declared in the imperial laws that all automatic intelligence must have at its core a biological component.
@@drewmalekith4614 Wouldnt know, got into 40k the last few years and I've been dosing it via wiki and animations plus some random pages from books. Wouldnt be too far off for the imperium to literally mutilate babies though.
@@hp1221WTF one of the keys of 40K lore that they lean into is that it contradicts itself all over the place. both in-universe and out, the difference between what some guy said to sound cool yesterday and ancient holy writ is decided entirely by what's convenient right now. the universe is vast, nobody's got any good records, and nobody shares information. end result: you can basically pick and choose your lore bits however you want for the sake of mashing your plastic toys together any way you want to.
also in darktide, all the doors have skulls on them. not just for the aesthetic but its someones actual skull and maybe brains being used to literally just open the doors
@@drewmalekith4614 Yes they used to be full on babies but they retconned it cause that was a *little* too dark for the grimdark future of the year 40,000
Fun fact: on the most recent patch that last line of "Rise, son of Guiliman" has been slightly changed from saying the voice comes from calgar to just be called "voice" and this has led many yo believe that this is actually the voice of the emperor, Big E himself, explaining titus' resistance to the warp
Little lore blurb for you guys, in the story, after one of the missions, a couple of techpriests are performing an autopsy on a dead carnifex and reveal that the virus bomb from the tutorial was effective for only 36 hours, the swarm having adapted to it over the course of a single generation. Titus's deathwatch kill team died buying the Imperial defenses on Kadaku a day and a half's worth of time.
As a catch-up and refresher for why Titus was in the Deathwatch for anyone that doesn't know. During the events of the first game, Titus, Leandros and Sidonus were sent to Gria to deal with an ork incursion on a titan manufacturing plant. Essential giga mechs with enough firepower to wipe out armies or continents. Once on the ground an Inquisitor asks for Titus' help in retrieving a artifact of great interest to the Inquisitor and Mechanicus, which after it's revealed that Chaos space marines are there too for said artifact it's revealed to be some sort of chaotic device. So for most of the game Titus has been holding and carrying something of immense chaotic power, has a close up confrontation with a chaos space marine who ascends to being a chaos prince, kills him and is still uncorrupted by the end of the game. Sidonus dead and Leandros now accusing Titus of being a heretic because "only a heretic could be untouched by the taint of chaos". He proceeds to report Titus to an Inquisitor instead of going through the proper procedure of getting a Ultramarine Chaplain to check Titus for any taint. This ends up with Titus being captured and tortured by said Inquisitor who particularly hates space marines, not because he's a heretic but because he just enjoys doing it. A decade or two pass of this, this Inquisitor ends up dying and the other Inquisitors find Titus and other space marines that he's captured. During all this time Titus assumes that he's been shunned by his chapter and when given a choice on what to do joins the Deathwatch as a black shield. A space marine who doesn't represent his chapter because of a crime or shame he has brought to the chapter. Roughly a hundred years pass and now we're up to current events with Space Marine 2, where it turns out Calgar, the chapter master of the Ultramarines (who is second-in-command below a Primarch), has been trying all this time to get Titus back. Also fuck Leandros.
So about Cadia: Cadia used to be one of the biggest exporters of Guardsman in the Imperium. If you were born on Cadia, you would fire your first gun at 6, know how to disassemble and reassemble it by 10, and doing 12 hour artillery drills by 14. Cadia was recently (in 40k terms) attacked by the forces of Chaos, ending with the main baddie chucking a space station the size of a small moon into it, cracking the planet to its core. It was said that even as it was breaking up into chunks, you could see Lasgun flashes on the surface, which has led to the common saying that "The planet broke before the guard did". Only 25 minutes in, and as someone who knows the lore, I've been loving your blind reactions to it!
Fun theory, that "Rise, Son of Guilliman" on the black screen @1:37:36. That isn't Calgar saying it, despite what the subtitles say. Its Big E So Titus maybe 1 of like 6 who has heard The Emperors voice in the 41st millennium since his internment on the golden throne.
@@WildDragonSong It's pretty much confirmed, I think he played this before it was patched but pre-patch it was attributed to Calgar, post patch it's been attributed to "voice" but there's really no one else it could be.
its such a small thing but i love that all the bugs surrounding you get pushed back when you do a finisher. its obviously to stop you from getting completely swamped while youre locked in an animation, but i like to imagine that the impact and explosion of blood just has so much force behind it that it blows them away
the most warhammer part of this game is that at least one of the marines in the game is probably an alpha legion sleeper agent who would activate and crash tf out if you say "turkey sandwich" or something
It's so funny to watch boys engage with Warhammer media. 😂 Guys all turn into the same person when given big armor and a sword with which to smite bugs.
Very new 40k fan but 44:45 the red helmet is actually based off an older space marine who wanted to create battle plans to fight other space marines (heresy) so was forced to wear a red helmet to mark him, it has later been used to show great tactics and intellect in sergeants in ultramarines (feel free to correct me yt comments)
@@ShikiRen depends. if you can get through their wizard crap (they have the most wizard crap of anything anywhere) Lords of Change are spindly and relatively easy to snap in half. Daemon Princes don't have quite as many offensive options, but are made out of tougher and more heavily armored stuff. also the tricks that will instantly banish a daemon just turn off some of the daemon prince's magic powers and also really piss him off. if anyone strategic is calling the shots you send the Daemon Prince in first to secure the beachhead and then have the Greater Daemons show up as reinforcements, but YOU try enforcing any kind of battleplan on an army composed mostly of indistinct mutating masses of limbs and magical fire
@xalrath In the tabletop, sure. In the lore, greater daemons are the "big bad" of chaos below the chaos gods, whereas a daemon prince is an ascended human, and thus, typically, not quite as powerful. Greater daemons are your lord of change, bloodthirster, great unclean one and... keeper of secrets, I believe. Compared to those, (most) daemon princes are a joke. Of course, there is the odd obscure one like the one that is potentially Ghengis Khan that ascended into the equivalent of a bloodthirster...
What I love about this game is that the character moments are kind of subtle. It reminds me about how Halo: Reach was criticized for Noble Team being too "one-dimensional" only for people to come back later and notice the little moments that start to characterize them.
Fun fact: The voice that told you to rise before you woke up was not Calgar. That was a known voice being used by the Emperor to talk directly to you. This was changed later to reflect this.
Azure was 100% correct. Sometimes you just need a video game ass video game. Cut the drama, cut the countless simulations, sometimes all you need is some kick ass action and ONE MILLION beers.
Bit of a spoiler: The voice at the end that says "Rise son of Guilliman." isn't actually Calgar that was a subtitle error and it's since been patched. Now it just says "Mysterious Voice" as the speaker. It's the Emperor of Mankind himself.
A cool detail you might have missed but the dreadnought is Varellus………..the Red helmed Space Marine who got boomed. You found out through the dialogue on the barge. Edit: the dreadnaught is actually apparently called Valtus. though personally I think Vallerus is being interred in a dreadnaught so maybe we’ll see him in Space Marine 3.
Some more people were going over that and it is not the one that falls with you on the planet, it is actually one that happens back during the Plague war. Apparently the ritual process to inter a dreadnaught takes a longer amount of time than the few days between the sergeant 's desth and the activation fibthe dreadnaught.
Unfortunately this is probably not the case. Varellus is most likely dead. Why would they hold a memorial/vigil for him if he was gonna be interred in a dreadnought? (Seen as an honored and revered act in the universe). Shouldn’t they be celebrating it? Also the lack of special dialogue between Chairon and the dreadnought sort of disproves that theory
@@Blitzwaffenyeah my mistake, I realised he isn’t the dreadnaught that drops with you he is called Valtus. Or we can assume he is by the shell. Still it’s cool to think it was Varellus.
@@MokBn11the dreadnaught that you see in the fight isn’t Vallerus, his name is Valtus which is my mistake. But Vallerus I personally think is being interred in a dreadnaught especially with context clues. The space marines saying how honourable Vallerus is, then the tech priest talking about a honoured coffin is to be placed within a dreadnought. But this is also said in dialogue with not much evidence to fully support it, so it’s just my perspective. I understand why you think otherwise.
they also chomp the single best bit of Starship Troopers flavor if you pay any attention to the actual progress of the war against the bugs? the Ultramans lost and lost hard. the last co-op mode mission is nuking the city you've spent the last several hours of gameplay fighting over because the bugs have completely taken over. Mr. Big Fists gives you a medal in exactly the same way coach gets the team pizza after a bad loss. look, we got a moral victory, we beat up a wizard, that's almost as good as accomplishing our original objectives, right guys?
having played co-op: yeah they very much play around with that ignore the carnifex, and the venom cannon warrior and pack of hormies are going to shred you. focus the venom cannon warrior and pack of hormies, and the carnifex is going to blindside you at a very bad time. Distraction Carnifex: It's Time To Make A Bad Decision
Imperium: Lawful evil, Emperor is God. Chaos: Chaotic evil, Emperor is dick. Eldar (space elves): Neutral evil, Emperor is insignificant. Orks: Chaotic neutral, who emperor? WAAAGH!!!
Salutations again Lieutenant brother Woops 🙏. l Chief Librarian Te Kahurangi The Pale Rider of the Carcharodons Void Sharks Chapter- Sends thee a Astropathic Message from my Tyrant Strike Cruiser Ma-Tahe in high orbit over Planet Kadaku. My Chapter Master Tyberos The Red Wake and I have observed your firing discipline and chainsword executional skills,from his Flagship Battle Barge Nicor and we have agreed to your subscription protocols and struck the like button with impressive respect. If you continue down this glorious path Lieutenant brother Woops with this cleansing of the Great Devourer Xenos and the purge of the Traitorous Sons of Magnus the Red, Tyberos and his Chapter of Void Brothers will continue to like and share your progress in future vid- pics…. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!! 🙏👍🥰🦈
1:08:44 as far as i know imurah is pretty much a sm2 original. Though he is most definitely a guy as hes riding a disc of tzeentch, basically meaning hes a big dog as discs are given by tzeentch himself
The thousand sons didnt give up their mortal form to become chaos. They tried a ritual that they thought would save and free them from the changes chaos brings about and in turn were burned into basically magic dust.
as a fun note a few days ago or so the game was updated and the "rise, son of gulliman" line has been fixed as calgar did not say it that was the Emperor good ol BIG E talking to DIRECTLY to Titus LETS GOO
fun fact: int the end they changed the name of the one who sid "Rise son of guiliman", they changed it to "voice" wich means tha yes the emperor himself talked to our boy TItus.
I love the Dreadnaught that they woke up. Bro woke up from a hundred year slumber, went into battle, screaming "WHERE THE FUCK IS MAGNUS" as if Magnus owed him god damn money, and threw a whole column at a Heldrake. This game really gave us a Lore Accurate Dreadnaught. Those motherfuckers are just Angry Coffins.
40:30 Servitors can be made to look like ANYTHING due to people needing things done and not being able to use AI due to AI going Terminator on Humanity. So, you can get some genuinely useful gun Servitors, Comms Servitors, or in the worst cases, a servitor just to hold wine glasses... Yes, this is possible. There's also a black market for servitors because rich people need their entertainment!
"He was in charge of a highly important secret project." "What is it?" "It's a task that requies a lot of resources, often multiple people to complete and is usually advantageous to complete. But that's not important right now."
Reminder that GW won't let Sabre give us the Deathwatch stuff like in the into cuz at that point, Titus wasnt a Primaris. And there's no Primaris Deathwatch or something. I don't know, GW does stupid shit all the time.
aww i was hoping this had the patched audio. that last voice line isnt atributed to Calgar. its now attributed to [Voice], and most 40k nerds are supposing its Big E himself.
'ate 'eretics, 'ate tyranids, love me boltah, love me emperah, simple as
Loyalist Orks? Idk man, they're too heretical to praise the God-Emperor.
@@wesleyward5901 I think it's a reference to the Ogryn character in Darktide? Citation needed.
@@StolanisYes,he meant to reference ogryn but only ogryn in general as every one of them in darktide were implanted with a chip to make them smarter(Slightly changed the way they talk in general a little bit)
@@wesleyward5901 you think ogryn as an ork? Are you alright soldire or do you need a meeting with the comisar..
@@wesleyward5901 well we know the Orks believe the Emperor, as in they think he's real and view him as a war god, but a dumb war god since unlike Gork and Mork big E has all the humans doing stuff that isn't even about fighting which they think is dumb. So they do believe in him and I'd even go so far as to say they kinda "like" him (in the sense that he's the god of humans and fighting humans is fun and they have big E to thank for all the humans to fight) but I don't think they worship him, but there is a cool fan ork faction called the Orkperium but it isn't canon.
The only primarch who would be around at this time would be Guiliman. Who is ultra depressed at the fact his desk became a symbol of worship and not actually used as a fucking desk for paperwork.
Lion ain't back at this point?
@@Gunzerkingidiot He is, but still in Imperium Nihuls, on the other side of the Great Rift. Corvus Corax is also kicking around in the Warp, fucking up the daemon Primarchs.
@@F3N01 Isn't Russ also in the Warp? The Khan is speeding round somewhere, I might have heard he's in the webway somehow but could be wrong, Vulkan is taking his sweet time to revive or he's already revived and is just waiting for his kids to finish the Easter egg hunt he worked really hard on, I'd like to think he's just always hiding behind a rock or something a few feet behind Tu'Shan and he just ducks back behind it whenever he turns around.
@beatleboy3196 the Khan is getting freaky with the Eldar in the Webway, my goat on top
@@beatleboy3196 Khan and Russ are in that "Not dead, but also not seen in centuries/millenia" category GW made most of the Loyalist Primarchs enter after the Heresy. Corvus, Russ, Khan, Vulcan, and some can argue Dorne, all had varying degrees of "Dead/Alive we dont know" following the Heresy.
1:31:00
"In the name of the emperor, I cast you DOWN!"
That is fucking PEAK 40k.
Brother said: "Woe be upon ye" with a giant statue.
Part time 40k Nerd here reporting for akshually moment at 40:10 as requested
Those are servitors indeed, lobotomized prisoners, heretics or random people the imperium didnt like whose only purpose is to work and work while being expendable. There are actually a great variety of servitors but usually youll just see the ones used for maintenance. If theres a job in the imperium, there probably is a servitor designed for its most menial tasks, ranging from repairing ships to filling out and managing paperwork for the Adeptus Administratum.
The floaty heads are servoskulls, skulls from dead people that are outfitted with cybernetic doodads that very much like servitors have like a morbillion uses depending on what you put in them. Youll usually see them as scanners or acompanying a Adeptus mechanicus magos, who by the way, usually have their skulls and cybernetics brains turned into those once they die, so if you ever wondered, thats where the "Even in death I serve the Omnisiah" likely comes from.
Also an extra free fact, the "Cherubs" as you may call them, are NOT made from babies. They are grown to look like babies by the adeptus mechanicus from a clump of cells, since aparently babies signifiy purity? idk about that. So rest asured, they are not killing babies to make them into cyborgs. Im sure they are killing babies for some other reason tho.
Also also, the reason why all robots on the Imperium have flesh is cause they already got fucked over by pure AI once, so they dont want to mess arround with it again. Its declared in the imperial laws that all automatic intelligence must have at its core a biological component.
Wasn’t the old lore that the Cherubs were actually babies and that got retconned into what you described?
@@drewmalekith4614 Wouldnt know, got into 40k the last few years and I've been dosing it via wiki and animations plus some random pages from books. Wouldnt be too far off for the imperium to literally mutilate babies though.
@@hp1221WTF one of the keys of 40K lore that they lean into is that it contradicts itself all over the place. both in-universe and out, the difference between what some guy said to sound cool yesterday and ancient holy writ is decided entirely by what's convenient right now. the universe is vast, nobody's got any good records, and nobody shares information.
end result: you can basically pick and choose your lore bits however you want for the sake of mashing your plastic toys together any way you want to.
also in darktide, all the doors have skulls on them. not just for the aesthetic but its someones actual skull and maybe brains being used to literally just open the doors
@@drewmalekith4614 Yes they used to be full on babies but they retconned it cause that was a *little* too dark for the grimdark future of the year 40,000
Fun fact: on the most recent patch that last line of "Rise, son of Guiliman" has been slightly changed from saying the voice comes from calgar to just be called "voice" and this has led many yo believe that this is actually the voice of the emperor, Big E himself, explaining titus' resistance to the warp
Also matches his Fury where he glows bright gold and gets empowered.
It was already distinct sounding from Calgar, but now this fits perfectly
The Emperor Protects
Little lore blurb for you guys, in the story, after one of the missions, a couple of techpriests are performing an autopsy on a dead carnifex and reveal that the virus bomb from the tutorial was effective for only 36 hours, the swarm having adapted to it over the course of a single generation. Titus's deathwatch kill team died buying the Imperial defenses on Kadaku a day and a half's worth of time.
When facing Tyranids every second counts
(It's still insane how fast they adapt though)
@@RichtofenE115 This is true. Like a plague, time is of the essence, of which FIRE is the only cure.
Nice.
As a catch-up and refresher for why Titus was in the Deathwatch for anyone that doesn't know.
During the events of the first game, Titus, Leandros and Sidonus were sent to Gria to deal with an ork incursion on a titan manufacturing plant. Essential giga mechs with enough firepower to wipe out armies or continents. Once on the ground an Inquisitor asks for Titus' help in retrieving a artifact of great interest to the Inquisitor and Mechanicus, which after it's revealed that Chaos space marines are there too for said artifact it's revealed to be some sort of chaotic device.
So for most of the game Titus has been holding and carrying something of immense chaotic power, has a close up confrontation with a chaos space marine who ascends to being a chaos prince, kills him and is still uncorrupted by the end of the game. Sidonus dead and Leandros now accusing Titus of being a heretic because "only a heretic could be untouched by the taint of chaos". He proceeds to report Titus to an Inquisitor instead of going through the proper procedure of getting a Ultramarine Chaplain to check Titus for any taint.
This ends up with Titus being captured and tortured by said Inquisitor who particularly hates space marines, not because he's a heretic but because he just enjoys doing it. A decade or two pass of this, this Inquisitor ends up dying and the other Inquisitors find Titus and other space marines that he's captured. During all this time Titus assumes that he's been shunned by his chapter and when given a choice on what to do joins the Deathwatch as a black shield. A space marine who doesn't represent his chapter because of a crime or shame he has brought to the chapter. Roughly a hundred years pass and now we're up to current events with Space Marine 2, where it turns out Calgar, the chapter master of the Ultramarines (who is second-in-command below a Primarch), has been trying all this time to get Titus back.
Also fuck Leandros.
*slams fist on chest*
FUCK LEANDROS!
Leandros quoth the codex but breaks it to report his captain what a fucking tool. Becoming what he is now is the funniest shit
So my boy Titus suffered because of a rule glazer
So about Cadia: Cadia used to be one of the biggest exporters of Guardsman in the Imperium. If you were born on Cadia, you would fire your first gun at 6, know how to disassemble and reassemble it by 10, and doing 12 hour artillery drills by 14. Cadia was recently (in 40k terms) attacked by the forces of Chaos, ending with the main baddie chucking a space station the size of a small moon into it, cracking the planet to its core. It was said that even as it was breaking up into chunks, you could see Lasgun flashes on the surface, which has led to the common saying that "The planet broke before the guard did".
Only 25 minutes in, and as someone who knows the lore, I've been loving your blind reactions to it!
Cadia stands!
The fact that the solution to this game’s crisis was “You got it set to M for mini, when it should be set to W for Wumbo!” Will always be funny to me.
Fun theory, that "Rise, Son of Guilliman" on the black screen @1:37:36. That isn't Calgar saying it, despite what the subtitles say. Its Big E
So Titus maybe 1 of like 6 who has heard The Emperors voice in the 41st millennium since his internment on the golden throne.
Based on what I've seen, I don't think that's a theory anymore. I could be wrong, though, so please correct me if I am.
@@WildDragonSong It's pretty much confirmed, I think he played this before it was patched but pre-patch it was attributed to Calgar, post patch it's been attributed to "voice" but there's really no one else it could be.
its such a small thing but i love that all the bugs surrounding you get pushed back when you do a finisher. its obviously to stop you from getting completely swamped while youre locked in an animation, but i like to imagine that the impact and explosion of blood just has so much force behind it that it blows them away
The full game in a 2 HOUR Video??? Hell yeah!
I love the cycle of woops seeing a new big boss enemy, saying it's "really bad", then proceeding to whoop its ass to next Tuesday
As someone who played the campaign on Angel of Death, I can only say "haha must be nice".
"Fing Furries, Space Wolves Can't Even Read!"
- Magnus the Red, Primarch of the Thousand Sons
the most warhammer part of this game is that at least one of the marines in the game is probably an alpha legion sleeper agent who would activate and crash tf out if you say "turkey sandwich" or something
It's so funny to watch boys engage with Warhammer media. 😂 Guys all turn into the same person when given big armor and a sword with which to smite bugs.
38:16
- "there's a monster lurking in the darkness!"
- "YEAH... ME!"
Watching them pog over the cutscenes made me smile uncontrollably. I know way more Warhammer than I should, so it was peak.
Very new 40k fan but 44:45 the red helmet is actually based off an older space marine who wanted to create battle plans to fight other space marines (heresy) so was forced to wear a red helmet to mark him, it has later been used to show great tactics and intellect in sergeants in ultramarines (feel free to correct me yt comments)
Nah you're right
1:34:25 um ACKTUALLY ☝🤓 not a daemon prince. A Greater Daemon. A Lord of Change
Which is worse iirc.
@@ShikiRen depends. if you can get through their wizard crap (they have the most wizard crap of anything anywhere) Lords of Change are spindly and relatively easy to snap in half. Daemon Princes don't have quite as many offensive options, but are made out of tougher and more heavily armored stuff. also the tricks that will instantly banish a daemon just turn off some of the daemon prince's magic powers and also really piss him off.
if anyone strategic is calling the shots you send the Daemon Prince in first to secure the beachhead and then have the Greater Daemons show up as reinforcements, but YOU try enforcing any kind of battleplan on an army composed mostly of indistinct mutating masses of limbs and magical fire
@xalrath In the tabletop, sure. In the lore, greater daemons are the "big bad" of chaos below the chaos gods, whereas a daemon prince is an ascended human, and thus, typically, not quite as powerful. Greater daemons are your lord of change, bloodthirster, great unclean one and... keeper of secrets, I believe. Compared to those, (most) daemon princes are a joke. Of course, there is the odd obscure one like the one that is potentially Ghengis Khan that ascended into the equivalent of a bloodthirster...
The thumbnail looks great. i see blue,blue, and purple...oh no
Warhammer fans: emperor's children color!
There's a mission where you fight a Hive Tyrant. It is difficult and you fight the Hive Tyrant which is INJURED from a massive statue falling on it
Was so fun watching this and getting to experience that first playthrough hype all over again. This is defs my game of the year as well.
What I love about this game is that the character moments are kind of subtle. It reminds me about how Halo: Reach was criticized for Noble Team being too "one-dimensional" only for people to come back later and notice the little moments that start to characterize them.
FOR THE EMPEROR, BROTHERS! PURGE THE XENOS!
The dreadnought is the most giga of chads my fucking god that was sick
Fun fact: The voice that told you to rise before you woke up was not Calgar. That was a known voice being used by the Emperor to talk directly to you. This was changed later to reflect this.
HOLYYYY WHAT A GAME. Literally the definition of every frame is a work of art, but literally full of VENGEANCE. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!
40:43 thats a servo skull; a servitor is a person who had half of their brain function removed
Half? More like completely brain dead. A servitor is a person that got turned into a computer and melded flesh with steel to be made into a tool
Azure was 100% correct. Sometimes you just need a video game ass video game.
Cut the drama, cut the countless simulations, sometimes all you need is some kick ass action and ONE MILLION beers.
f*cking phenomenal video, a blessing from start to finish
Bit of a spoiler:
The voice at the end that says "Rise son of Guilliman." isn't actually Calgar that was a subtitle error and it's since been patched. Now it just says "Mysterious Voice" as the speaker. It's the Emperor of Mankind himself.
These longer videos are fantastic, hella lovin em!
A cool detail you might have missed but the dreadnought is Varellus………..the Red helmed Space Marine who got boomed. You found out through the dialogue on the barge.
Edit: the dreadnaught is actually apparently called Valtus. though personally I think Vallerus is being interred in a dreadnaught so maybe we’ll see him in Space Marine 3.
Some more people were going over that and it is not the one that falls with you on the planet, it is actually one that happens back during the Plague war. Apparently the ritual process to inter a dreadnaught takes a longer amount of time than the few days between the sergeant 's desth and the activation fibthe dreadnaught.
Unfortunately this is probably not the case. Varellus is most likely dead. Why would they hold a memorial/vigil for him if he was gonna be interred in a dreadnought? (Seen as an honored and revered act in the universe). Shouldn’t they be celebrating it? Also the lack of special dialogue between Chairon and the dreadnought sort of disproves that theory
@@Blitzwaffenyeah my mistake, I realised he isn’t the dreadnaught that drops with you he is called Valtus. Or we can assume he is by the shell. Still it’s cool to think it was Varellus.
@@MokBn11the dreadnaught that you see in the fight isn’t Vallerus, his name is Valtus which is my mistake. But Vallerus I personally think is being interred in a dreadnaught especially with context clues. The space marines saying how honourable Vallerus is, then the tech priest talking about a honoured coffin is to be placed within a dreadnought. But this is also said in dialogue with not much evidence to fully support it, so it’s just my perspective. I understand why you think otherwise.
That thumbnail art is sick as hell!
i think im a warhammer fan now, Thanks Woops!😊
Hrmm that wasn’t calgar it was the voice of the emperor that told him to raise
"We need a new driver, this one is dead" - Khorne Berzerker
Never engaged with 40K before. But this game feels like pure distilled male power fantasy lol
they also chomp the single best bit of Starship Troopers flavor
if you pay any attention to the actual progress of the war against the bugs?
the Ultramans lost and lost hard. the last co-op mode mission is nuking the city you've spent the last several hours of gameplay fighting over because the bugs have completely taken over. Mr. Big Fists gives you a medal in exactly the same way coach gets the team pizza after a bad loss. look, we got a moral victory, we beat up a wizard, that's almost as good as accomplishing our original objectives, right guys?
Wait, was the first one... a Distraction Carnifex?
having played co-op: yeah they very much play around with that
ignore the carnifex, and the venom cannon warrior and pack of hormies are going to shred you. focus the venom cannon warrior and pack of hormies, and the carnifex is going to blindside you at a very bad time.
Distraction Carnifex: It's Time To Make A Bad Decision
Grahhh for the emprah!!! Woops upload and space marine. What a good day this day is
I know nothing about 40K, but HOLY SHIT that was AWESOME!.
Imperium: Lawful evil, Emperor is God.
Chaos: Chaotic evil, Emperor is dick.
Eldar (space elves): Neutral evil, Emperor is insignificant.
Orks: Chaotic neutral, who emperor? WAAAGH!!!
Salutations again Lieutenant brother Woops 🙏. l Chief Librarian Te Kahurangi The Pale Rider of the Carcharodons Void Sharks Chapter- Sends thee a Astropathic Message from my Tyrant Strike Cruiser Ma-Tahe in high orbit over Planet Kadaku. My Chapter Master Tyberos The Red Wake and I have observed your firing discipline and chainsword executional skills,from his Flagship Battle Barge Nicor and we have agreed to your subscription protocols and struck the like button with impressive respect. If you continue down this glorious path Lieutenant brother Woops with this cleansing of the Great Devourer Xenos and the purge of the Traitorous Sons of Magnus the Red, Tyberos and his Chapter of Void Brothers will continue to like and share your progress in future vid- pics…. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!! 🙏👍🥰🦈
That was not the lions voice ... it was the emperor voice himself ..
DRG, Helldivers 2, and Warhammer…
For Supempestone!
If they add a biotitan as a coop missions final boss, I'll cry. Imagine a god of war style fight against a 5 story tall god of war style boss... dope.
Brother….you might want to check what they added a couple weeks ago
@nickotronick7725 my comment was before that, and yes I might have had goosebumps, maybe even a little gasp.
@@LukkyMug lmao I figured but I couldn’t resist
Guys want one thing and its to play giant hevily armored men
100/10 video, watched every minute of this, cant wait to get this game. Keep up the work Brother!
The elevator at 37:49 on Angel of Death was actually painful to play
1:08:44 as far as i know imurah is pretty much a sm2 original. Though he is most definitely a guy as hes riding a disc of tzeentch, basically meaning hes a big dog as discs are given by tzeentch himself
Dude this game is so fucking PEAK.
Someone saying “let me in” to a dreadnought is a very complicated sentiment. 😂
That dread said "Watch yo tone" *proceeds to pick up statue*
1:30:56 bro just said “GET THE F*** DOWN FROM THERE!”
Parrying xenos: "A test of your reflexes!"
The thousand sons didnt give up their mortal form to become chaos. They tried a ritual that they thought would save and free them from the changes chaos brings about and in turn were burned into basically magic dust.
as a fun note a few days ago or so the game was updated and the "rise, son of gulliman" line has been fixed as calgar did not say it that was the Emperor good ol BIG E talking to DIRECTLY to Titus LETS GOO
fun fact: int the end they changed the name of the one who sid "Rise son of guiliman", they changed it to "voice"
wich means tha yes the emperor himself talked to our boy TItus.
Certified Woops Classic
I love the Dreadnaught that they woke up. Bro woke up from a hundred year slumber, went into battle, screaming "WHERE THE FUCK IS MAGNUS" as if Magnus owed him god damn money, and threw a whole column at a Heldrake.
This game really gave us a Lore Accurate Dreadnaught. Those motherfuckers are just Angry Coffins.
40:30 Servitors can be made to look like ANYTHING due to people needing things done and not being able to use AI due to AI going Terminator on Humanity. So, you can get some genuinely useful gun Servitors, Comms Servitors, or in the worst cases, a servitor just to hold wine glasses... Yes, this is possible. There's also a black market for servitors because rich people need their entertainment!
"He was in charge of a highly important secret project."
"What is it?"
"It's a task that requies a lot of resources, often multiple people to complete and is usually advantageous to complete. But that's not important right now."
Reminder that GW won't let Sabre give us the Deathwatch stuff like in the into cuz at that point, Titus wasnt a Primaris. And there's no Primaris Deathwatch or something. I don't know, GW does stupid shit all the time.
@Gunzerkingidiot lorewise Primaris are still enough of a bright shiny new toy that no chapters are sharing with the Inquisition yet
Will we ever see a woops darktide video?
59:06 the thing that captain is standing on, is the Baneblade
BROTHER I AM PINNED HERE
Really wanna see them play the other campaign now 🤘
Welcome to the wacky grimdark universe of Warhammer 40k.
thi feels like a Skullvolver game, WHERE IS HE?!
I thought the tumbnail said "space men" and almost cried
I'm writing in the Emperor for my vote this November
25:39 it’s a melta… it’s melts things :)
1:08:36 IT’S THE GREEN GOBLIN
THIS IS SO PEAK!!!!!
This game was peak I'm afraid... it might very as well be the gates to turning me into a Warhammer fan
Hey woops. What astartes chapter do you belong to?
Master Chief lookin a bit different
1:30:58 PEAK MOMENT
SPOICE MARINES
Woops do for the emperor. And your Brother will be glad be to see you woops
How many millions of candlemakers do you think they employ?
What is Cadia?
But dust in the wind...
aww i was hoping this had the patched audio. that last voice line isnt atributed to Calgar. its now attributed to [Voice], and most 40k nerds are supposing its Big E himself.
what if instead of the thunderhawk gunship it was the thunderhawk tuah
In the name of Emperor Woops I watch them down!!
Came here back in ye olden days for scam FNF, stayed for big strong blue man
Calgar’s VA is Titus’s old VA believe it or not
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!
FOR THE EMPEROR
Holy shit dude theyre Them
18:40 me when i lie on the internet
I first called Gadriel Galadriel too, but then I realised it's unfair, she is no even near as beautiful
yeah that is what I would have done.
I am high right now and your voice is creating theories about it's self in my head*😂😊😊😊😊😊
And already I forgot i made this joke
Tzneetnch is playing trick' s with my mind right now. 1:26:00
As soon as I hear Calgar's voice I start to think of the emperor
I feel like I'm a space marine right now.
40:23 they're servitors
I see the War, wheres the hammer? (Ive never played 40k)
Elody Highway
PLEASE do a video on space marine 1 and the seperate missions, you have not finished your service brother.
need earworm cure badly
song @ 00:17 ?
Hella Sketchy- Ghost
try playing the only thing they fear is you over this for best experience