@@NewToMeMovies Space marines are between 8-10ft usually, their Primarchs are a couple feet taller usually.. and the Emperor is something like 12ft+ tall. They've got added organs, etc.. absolute monsters man.
The creature is actually a sorceress of Tzeentch the chaos god of change/time/lies/manipulation/future paths etc. She invades their minds and reveals their deepest fears. The first Space Marine feared that deep down, he was actually weak without his power armor and whatnot, The sorceress manifested him without his armor and he crashed his own head which then took effect in the real world. Thats why blood started coming off of the helmet, his head was smashed for real. The second guy, Metaurus had personally picked the last guy, Titus, when he was a child to join the Ultramarines. However throughout the video games Titus has been accused of being influenced by the chaos gods because he has an innate resilience to chaos influence. That is Metaurus' deepest fear, that Titus is actually a heretic, which is why he gets stabbed by a fake Titus in his mind which also takes effect in the real world. When the Sorceress invades Titus' mind though, Titus simply charges at her and breaks her staff which stops the time freeze. Metaurus reveals that he picked Titus because he was a child who knew no fear and was filled with rage. The sorceress didnt find any fear in Titus' mind to take advantage of and the rest is history, Titus simply cut her in half.
Metaurus is actually third guy, not the second. The second one dies shortly after the first one and we never see inside his mind - just a sequence of his body falling down. It takes just 4 seconds so it's easy to miss and underscores how powerful this demon/sorcerer is.
They did a great job in actually implementing a legitimate fear that could possess a being that supposedly fears nothing. Inadequacy. The fear of being completely reliant on your gear and elevated status. That you are nothing without. Corruption. In this case the child being such a unique and strong soul he may actually become a feared agent of the enemy. Something you helped to create. Titus does have his own fears, but his willpower and faith to the emperor is to such a degree of magnitude that it's not going to break for a mere demon sorcerer.
'Goo World' is a manifestation of their fears reflecting and impacting reality, the First Astartes fears his powerlessnes without his armor, and is crushed by it. the captains fear is the child he chose, who knew no fear, would become corrupted by Chaos and turn into a Traitor Marine. Titus, who knows no fear, fought the demon in the manifestation and broke the Staff that was the source of power.
Space marine armor is so strong, they're basically walking tanks so when you have tank vs car, the tank wins. Also there's an extra layer of lore to truly appreciate the ending. The mission briefing said Mortality Absolute which means it's a suicide mission and the controller said "Die well brothers" after launching the missile from the ship because they're basically dropping a nuke on their position and they're not expected to survive the blast. There is a lore quote that goes "Only in death does duty end" so when the sergeant says "Our duty is done. It's time to go," what he really means is it's time to die. THAT'S why Titus says "Not yet old man." And turns to fight his way out and not accept death
They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give themselves to me. Like clay I shall mould them and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great armour shall I clad them and with the mightiest guns will they be armed. They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness will blight them. They will have tactics, strategies and machines such that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against the Terror. They are the Defenders of Humanity. They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear
@@NewToMeMovies So this speech is from the Codex Astartes and where the title of the episode "And They Shall Know No Fear" comes from. Its from the perspective of the God Emperor of Man as he created the Space Marines also known as the Legiones Astartes (at the time) now Adeptus Astartes for reasons you can find if you wanna fall down the rabbit hole. Edit: For the 40k fans I mean the irl Codex that Games Workshop sells not Guilliman's Codex.
There are a bunch of us old hat Warhammer guys who get misty eye watching this thing. It's like okay world, you've dug deep enough and you've found our thing. Now don't fuck it up.
I know that feeling. Whenever someone announces a new game or movie from a beloved story/franchise I'm ALWAYS excited and at the same time terrified it's going to be terrible. That's how I felt about the "transformers one" movie I reviewed and got roasted in the comment section!
Fun Fact: warhammer 40K has been round since the 80,s and has inspired a bunch of media, including gears of war and fallout. It’s definitely a rabbit hole with over 40years of lore, video games and books. I live in Derby UK which is 10 miles from Nottingham and games workshop HQ. Thanks to games workshop and warhammer minis our region is known as the UK leader in plastic manufacturing.
That's awesome. I'm definitely new to the scene but I love the games I've played so far. Never played the tabletop version but if it's good enough for Superman it's good enough for me.
The studs screwed into their foreheads is years of service...1 stud equals 100 years of service.... The jetpack looking equipment on their backs is a cooling system for their armour.
some do, some don,t. black templars for example do, while imperial fists and ultramarines etc take a more secular approach it gets the job done either way. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!, FOR ULTRAMAR!!!, FOR WHATEVER KEEPS US HYPED UP BY SCREAMING!!!!.😄
The guy in the casket is an astropath. A powerful psyker who shields the marines agains the chaos with his prayers. The eyes of that guy got burned away during the initiation rite of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, which awakens the powers to resist the warp/chaos. This is why he wears this visor.
The Demon took out the Space Marines by making their greatest fear reality. The first feared he was nothing without his armor, and you see the, “black goo”, turn into his armor and crush his head. It seems however the Demon manipulates their mind is reflected in reality. When it comes to Metaurus (the one who discovered Titus), his fear is Titus’s lack of it. He feels like Titus is capable of anything-including taking him out, which is shown as the black goo turning into Titus, and stabbing Metaurus. When the Demon peers into Titus’s mind it tries to find something to latch onto to produce fear, like a vunerable moment. We see Titus as a child, and even then he had no fear causing the Demon to lose focus due to its own fear. That split second is all Titus needed it to go on the offense.
These guys are like the size and strength of Halos Brutes(some even bigger n stronger) but with the speed and reaction time of Spartan 2s. With more durable armor and explosive gyro jet and plasma weaponry. Theyd do to the Gears what they did to the cultists here. The guys here Blade Guards are exceptionally proficient in melee.
These guys are around 8 feet tall (Primaris in tacticus armour), Master Chief is about 7 ft 2 in in his mjolnir armour - so about a head taller overall. I'd wish for a crossover with Titus and his Ultramarine squad meeting Master Chief and Blue Team.
Sorry to tell you, Gears of War characters would look like children next to Space Marines. You can see the size difference in the video when they mow down the cultists those were normal sized humans.
@@NewToMeMovies Don't worry, you have done nothing wrong as 40k lore is so deep and long it's almost impossible to know everything. Basically just understand Space Marine super human is 50% taller than normal human male and when that Marine is wearing MkIV armor (What they wear in the video) they are about double the size of a human.
From my understanding the flying creature with a giant eye on its head had the ability to stop time and that it could get into the space marine's mind and take over their greatest fear making them heads implode mentally and physically but not Titus he has known no fear. you're welcome daddy
Ok, so it wasn't predicting their future it was showing them their greatest fears? I thought it was looking into their futures and it saw in Titus that he would destroy her and that's what happened! Both good theories! Thanks for watching again! p.s. Never been called "daddy" before but when i was in nursing school there was a Puerto Rican girl who always called me "Papi". That's funny
@@NewToMeMovies yes that creature with one eye was either an extremly powerfull cultist and sorcerer of Tzeentch (one of the 4 great Chaos Gods, basicly Satan and 3 other Satans with all 4 representig diffrent aspects. For example Tzeentch is the god of change, deceite, betrayal and magic. He is simple, he is complexity he is unknowable. Everything that makes sense he will do it and wont do it. He is both the strongest and the weakest god at the same time. He is ironicly unable to win in the universe of W40k because doing something that would end the "great game" basicly a everlasting war between the four gods over beeing the true only god would mean Tzeentchs death. Tzeentch is the god of sceaming and ever greater plans, plans within plans within plans, ending the "great game would basicly end his existence. Ore the one eyed thing is a literall Tzeentch demon, these are literal parts of their god given form and pourpose by their gods existence.
@@NewToMeMovies Its a Tzeentch sorcerer that stopped time and used their biggest fear to kill them. Titus has no fear of anything that is why he won the fight. Titus is the boy the Space Marine we have been following from the start of the video chose. His fear was the boy he chose would turn to chaos. He was "stabbed" by Titus in that "vision" in which case it had the same real world affect on him. "They shall know no Fear" but all space marines are still human to some degree and have personal flaws unless you're Titus as he is just different. If you wanna learn more about Titus play Space Marine 1 & 2
more the sorcerer uses their fears and doubts to kill them. Like the first guy feared his weaker self so he crushed it which crushed his own head. The sergeant fear Titus would be corrupted by chaos so chaos Titus stabbed him ect.
15:03 time dilation creature thing…. The word you’re looking for is demon…welcome to Warhammer 40k.. where humanity fights not only itself, but also aliens AND demons….. for in the grimdark future, there is ONLY WAR!
4:04 those "pogo pins" are service studs, Space Marines wear them in their skulls to show their years of service to the imperium and also their age. Silver studs are 50 years and Gold studs are 100. Titus has silver studs and Gold studs meaning he's 200 years old. Service stud kinda gone outof uses by the generation of Space Marines like the Primaris wjo don't wear service studs much while first born/original Space Marines still use them. Since Titus was a first born Marine before becoming a Primaris he still uses the service studs.
Silver/gold is only specific 50/100 years for the Dark Angels, the tradition is different for other chapters as is the arrangement and design of the studs. Based on SM2, where Titus has 4 gold studs and is said to be "over 200 years old" for the Ultramarines the tradition is each gold stud marks 50 years.
Space marines are pretty heavily modified super soldiers stacked with power armor so the bar starts at Frank Horrigan. The vast majority of Fallout and gears is way below that line.
@@NewToMeMovies its called Astartes, its on youtube, about 15 minutes long and just as good so many small details that show how space marine armour would work
Honestly there was actually an example on how gears guys would fair vs space marines in a book. Basically, this huge labor built like the Cole Train hit an unarmored space marine in the back of the head with a wrench. The marine, Ragnar, was mildly annoyed then broke the guy's neck. I feel like Fallout is a little harder to sus out. Personally, I feel like it's the same issue. 40k stuff is just more powerful, but if you try to make 1-1 compressions with the weapons and you take the weakest representation of space marines Fallout has an edge. So, I think they would curb stomp Fallout but I can see someone say something diffrent.
It seems from the comments that nothing comes close to the space Marines. Just the sheer mass and speed alone means the force they generate would crush any other human challenger
The thing they were fighting against was a sorcerer empowered by the chaos god of deceit, change and magic. Space marines are pretty strong but demons pretty much just flip the table and don't obey the laws of physics so fighting against them is hard. The imperium often just straight up executes everyone who survives fighting against chaos because anyone in touch with chaos might be corrupted and go insane.
4:19 you’re joking right?… right? … the Halo armour comes closest. But that’s like saying the earth is closer to the sun, than the moon is…. But you’ll see.
The solid circular pins/dots on their face signify the time they've served the Emperor. Gold is 100yrs, Silver is 50. 3 gold, and 1 Silver is 350yrs in service for example.
The 40k episode was centered around the concept of fear and how it shapes us. We experience that through the eyes of Metaurus, a Bladeguard Sergeant of the Ultramarines. When selecting for new recruits, he came upon a unique child, a child filled with pain and rage, a child without fear (Titus). All other recruits begin from a place of fear but are conditioned and trained to overcome it. At a fundamental level, however, they are still human. They still err and they still can experience fear and doubt. While Metaurus loved Titus as a mentor might, he came to be afraid over Titus' potential should he fall to the corruption of Chaos. What would he become? What could that child he trained be capable of? We see his concern over Titus' aggression in the moment when he charges the heretics' commandeered tank. Later on when they've delved into the caverns to plant the beacon that will signal the vessel in orbit to destroy the Chaos relic beneath, we see the Sorcerer appear. He effortlessly dispatches each marine by entering their minds and embodying their fear, literally using their fears and doubts to kill them. The first marine fears that he could falter from some internal weakness, so his armor rips him out of itself and crushes him. Metaurus fears that Titus' nature will lead him to betraying him and his brothers, so the Sorcerer manifests as a corrupted Titus and stabs him. Then, the Sorcerer enters the mind of Titus but he appears in his true form because there is no fear for him to inhabit and Titus marches towards him unshaken and breaks his staff which shatters it in the real world and stops the time freeze spell. The end is Titus refusing to allow his mentor and brother to die and dragging him out of the cave before the orbital bombardment hits to destroy the Chaos relic. Metaurus, likely dying from his wounds, remarks to Titus that they fulfilled their duty in completing the mission and that it is time for Titus to leave him to which Titus responds "not yet, old man." Metaurus then looks on in pride at Titus, the child without fear, and sees his true potential: a loyal soldier whose lack of fear provides a resolve against corruption and a steadfast loyalty to his brothers in the face of overwhelming odds.
If I had to guess and you'd replace a thousand Gears with a Space Marine Chapter on E day, it wouldn't take 14 years to halt the locust attack and put them on the back foot, more like 14 hours.
Kharn can but he's juiced on khorne warp fuckery. Space marine power weapons will do it, thunder hammers especially. But an average SM running at a tank? Won't do nothing but nudge it a little. If its a baneblade or superheavy, he's not doing anything considering i wieghs 300 tons (canon wise I think) - A Lemon Russ, yeah probs moving it a bit.
- The pogo pin connectors on his face are actually called "service studs". while not every space marine chapter uses them, they are highly encouraged amongst the Ultramarines (that these space marines are, u can see the U everywhere). Each Silver Service Stud represents 50 years of service, while every gold stud represents 100 years of service. having 4 means he has served the Emperor for more than 400 years. - "I wonder how these guys stack up against the gears of war characters or the fallout power amour". I reckon a single space marine would destroy everything in almost any other fantasy universe. Why? Consider this, upon being chosen to become a space marine, you are implanted with 22 additional organs (such as a 2nd heart, a gland that coagulates your blood so quick you almost never bleed, a special Kidney that filters out literally any type of poison possible and so maaaany more. One of the last implants is the black carapace.... it's quite literally a toughened, synthetic augmented 2nd skin ...) There is very little any of the gears of war or fallout or quite literally any other universe out there that can do against these people. For people that know, yes, 22 organs not 19 as these are Primaris Space Marines.
Explanation time. Demons need to break the mental fortifications of humans in order to influence them. This one exploits the marines greatest fears and once theyre vurnable, kills them. Red helmet dude is stronger than the two sword guys, so he didnt get one shot. And Titus is the kid with no fears, so he recreated that famous Watchman quote with that demon. More importantly, thats like the whole schtick of the ep. See the ep title, and how the red helmets dudes quote changes throughout the episode, into a rather hopeful note at the end
How they stack up again the gears of war dudes and the fallout power armor? Simple, they walk througg them lmfao The laurels, or the leaf crown, os a honor badge given to those who have distinguished themselves during a difficult mission. In some of the games you ear one for the character by having them complete the mission.. so in this case, if Titus didn't have one already, and he got out of that planet alove, he probably would have received one.
My Interpretation of the deamon. Its a low or maybe mid Level deamon gifted with the power of Tzeentch, who himself is one of the 4 Chaos gods. Tzeentch is the Lord of Change, he is all about tricks, mindgames and fate so his worshipers and minions/deamons have powers of that nature- lots of tricks. But his deamons are not physically gifted. Stronger than regualar humas sure, but not strong enough to survive a one on one against an space Marine. The way i understand this scene this particular tzeentch deamon has one power - it can create a dreamscape in whitch in confronts its victims with their fears. Furthermore it can manifest what had happend inside the dreamscape into reality. Head Crushed in the dream, once outside the same happens, Ran trough with a sword in the dream, once the deamon ends the dream you will have a stabwound accordingly. However the gift of this deamon seems to have conditions: A) The deamon can only take one other victim into it. This makes the its power unpracticable against more than one victim. But the deamon also has a weapon, its staff that is able to stop time. The combination of both makes and overpowered combo. B) The Deamon doesn`t ultimately controll whats happening inside its own dreamscape. It probably cannot even decide which fear of the victim is gona manifest, other than it being a very bad one. As far as i can tell those seem to be the rules and abilties of the deamon. How do our 4 marines fare when confronted with this Tzeentch deamons powers. The firist marine is a bit of a guess but i think we see him his head being squashed by his own armour. Maybe his fear is that he is nothing without his armour, worthless without it or he simply fears that his armour will kill him ?? The second Marines dream is not shown to us, he just falls over. The third marine (old Man) is simple. He fears that recruiting Titus was a mistake and Titus might turn out traitor i.e. Chaos Marine in the End. That why in old man marines dream scene he is stabbed by a traiter titus. Once it sTituses turn something interesting happens, because the deamons own powers turn on itself. There is no fear to be found in Titus so nothings gona happen to him, but in poetic justice the demon sees on of his fears manifested, "What if they manadge to break my time Stop Staff" I Suspect the deamon is on some level consciously or subconsciously aware that without its staff that stops time it would have a hard time or even no chance at dealing with more than one Space Marine. That is a fear, not one that will kill the deamon outright, but still since there is nothing to be found in Titus, the deamon gets a taste of its own powers and Titus within the dream still, breaks the staff. This immeditly manifest in the real world freeing Titus to move again and the deamon learns that its little fear was not unfounded becaues it stands no chance in a contest of reaction and strenght against an Space Marine.
Close. The demon is a exalted sorcerer (but looks like a demon I know). And it was manifesting their fear and killing them with it. Of course, Titus knows no fear. The demon just manifested Titus (nonfear to manifest) and was killed for their error.
@@NewToMeMovies oh no you missunderstand i have watched it 10 times and then i watched 100 guys reacting to it - so lets say i am well versed on every second of it 🙂
The Space Marines were fighting cultists and a chaos demon from the Warp. The cultists are easy, since it’s pretty much just regular people trying to fight genetically-modified super soldiers with Power Armor that have lived for hundreds of years. I’m not the most knowledgeable in WH40K lore, but the guy in the casket seemed to be a Psyker (basically mage if the magic came from psychic powers) that was brought to protect against enemy Psyker powers, which is why the demon just went for just impaling the man instead of what it did to the Space Marines. The chaos demon in particular is tough, since it’s essentially using magic to not only stop time, but turn their feared deaths into reality. Thing is, that was just one of many such demons that both the Space Marines and several planets-worth of regular human soldiers have to fight against, and they’re not even the only big threat.
My understanding about the difference between gears of war, fallout and Warhammer 40K. Gears of war is desperate men in metal suits willing to do anything. Fallout power armor at the best of times is a soldier in I mostly impervious suit of armor, possibly akin to medieval knights that were only starting training in their twenties not when they were children. 40K common space Marines is a weapon that is in the shape of a man. The guards of the god emperor, are the living spirit of warfare. The only reason they are flesh and blood is so they can kill more enemies. Gears of war Mech suits were forced into the situation. Fallout power armor was made to have better soldiers. Warhammer 40K space Marines are tools disguised as humans, when it comes to the god emperors guards they are the spirit incarnate of warfare, their flesh and blood and machinery it's only a skin for them
@@NewToMeMovies there are some very in-depth TH-cam videos on the lore of space Marines. The samurai would be a reasonable comparison, the idea of the perfect war Samurai maybe akin to a general space Marine. Because 40K is a book they can do things you can't do in real life. When they make Marine they replace and add organs, put them through grueling treatments to make them stronger, taller and able to survive injuries that would eliminate a normal person. Thank you, the way the ideal Samurai would be praised like a demigod. That's probably how the general human population sees space Marines. In function they are thoughtless programmed war criminals that are loyal to a fault. Depending on which space Marine group you're talking about, a 40K civilian May kneel at the feet of a space Marine to praise him. The space Marine may use them as a stepping stool to get to the battlefield quicker.
Warhammer 40,000 is a Tabletop Wargame. There are RTS but that's not exactly Warhammer. Clive Standen does the voice for Titus Also it seems that the enemy Sorcerer reflects back whatever the space marine does to the black goo. So it's like it's actually done to them in the real world.
I don't get how nearly no one gets what is going on with the demon. Goes up to them, influences them with images of themselves and some sort of insecurity, keeps bringing up a fear through out it all even in the literal title. xD
Seems like several other people have their own interpretation of what's happening. That's the cool thing about vague or ambiguous story telling. It let's you draw your own conclusions
Thanks for the feedback. How were you watching? Tv, phone? I'm working with my editors to improve image quality. I'm recording everything in 2k resolution but it's being compressed to death.
Powerscaling between settings is silly and nerdy. So anyway, I tend to think Space Marines without their armor approach their equivalents with armor in other settings. The integration with the armor is much higher than other settings. They are closer to cyborgs in terms of integration with it's systems, especially it's sensors. Without armor they are inhumanely fast. There is some bit of warp magic in their creation and potentially drawn from their fate. The average Cheif Librarian is a wizard that can cast spells to destroy armies... on top of being a power armored, demi-god warrior with decades or centuries of training and experience. The gene seed stores memories and skills from previous generations, space marines are insanely skilled thanks to that sheer amount of time and dangerous opponents/threats. Reasoning, 40k is an extremely brutal and powerful setting. The Emperor had access to both warp magic (psykers) and 15,000 to 25,000 years of human technology to create the space marines and their armor/gear. While most of it was lost, humanity had extremely high, hard sci-fi technology at one point. So their creation and gear have pace for magical+technological BS to make them strong.
So if they're so O.P. then who could possibly stand a threat to them? Is kinda like making a Superman movie..... Who could compete?? But Superman has 2 very famous and exploitable weaknesses and space Marines don't.
Can you believe that after spanking Texas TWICE that Georgia is only the 4th best odds to win the whole thing? Oregon's best win was by 1 point to Ohio State who got roasted by Michigan. FOR THE EMPEROR!
I would say Space marines curb stomp Gears of War soldiers and Fallout power amour with little difficulty tbh. They are 8ft super soldiers with amour that weighs anywhere from 0.5T to 1T, move at incredible speeds, have incredible tactical abilities and weaponry that just wipes the floor with Gears and Fallout.
And the child that old man chose.the old man greatest fear is he Corrupt by chaos demon.titus is that child and sorcerer He couldn't find any fear in Titus' mind.
@@NewToMeMovies Titus has always had a strong will. He also has a strong faith in the Emperor. As is clearly shown in the second part of the game , the Emperor personally protects Titus.
Can you clarify which video, which part? I'm recording this with both my camera mic AND an external Shure mic. My editing team can take a look at it and see what's happening. Thanks for the heads up.
those gears of war guys don't stand a chance! they die long before you've seen the space marines !!!! BTW it's not armor that makes you strong, you need to be that strong to move the armor!!!!
Thats what it sounds like. Kinda like how 600lb people can carry their own weight around but a 200lb person wouldn't be able to walk holding 400lbs on them
No hate but just my 2 cents…stop cutting away from the video to say 3 words then back to the video. It’s too choppy. If you’re just going to say a few words just speak over the video or fully pause it with a longer thought. It’s giving me whiplash
What is the new joke of the reactors? Why turn off the picture as soon as they open their mouth? Reactors, we're not looking at you, but at the empathy that you're cutting off by turning off the video you're watching.
For me, I can't speak for anyone else, but I keep the video running to make it easier on my editing team. I'm not as animated as other reactors and I'm new to this so I'll take this into consideration. Thanks for watching.
It’s amazing when you realize that the sword the kid was dragging is the knife he used to kill the demon. Gives you an idea how big our blue boys are.
I thought I was a big boy but they would cast a shadow on me!
@@NewToMeMovies Space marines are between 8-10ft usually, their Primarchs are a couple feet taller usually.. and the Emperor is something like 12ft+ tall. They've got added organs, etc.. absolute monsters man.
That sword the kid was dragging was a chainsword, not a knife.
@@S0bekwatch it again around 1:30 part on prime video. The saw teeth is the back of the knife (had to rewatch it to make sure 😂).
@@nomanmon wasn't big e 15ft tall?
The creature is actually a sorceress of Tzeentch the chaos god of change/time/lies/manipulation/future paths etc. She invades their minds and reveals their deepest fears.
The first Space Marine feared that deep down, he was actually weak without his power armor and whatnot, The sorceress manifested him without his armor and he crashed his own head which then took effect in the real world. Thats why blood started coming off of the helmet, his head was smashed for real.
The second guy, Metaurus had personally picked the last guy, Titus, when he was a child to join the Ultramarines. However throughout the video games Titus has been accused of being influenced by the chaos gods because he has an innate resilience to chaos influence. That is Metaurus' deepest fear, that Titus is actually a heretic, which is why he gets stabbed by a fake Titus in his mind which also takes effect in the real world.
When the Sorceress invades Titus' mind though, Titus simply charges at her and breaks her staff which stops the time freeze. Metaurus reveals that he picked Titus because he was a child who knew no fear and was filled with rage. The sorceress didnt find any fear in Titus' mind to take advantage of and the rest is history, Titus simply cut her in half.
I believe the first one feared he wasn’t worthy of the armor he was wearing, so the armor pulled him out and crushed him.
The first one was fear of being rejected by his own armor
"FOR THE EMPEROR"!!!!!
Metaurus is actually third guy, not the second. The second one dies shortly after the first one and we never see inside his mind - just a sequence of his body falling down. It takes just 4 seconds so it's easy to miss and underscores how powerful this demon/sorcerer is.
I had a hard time taking everything in real time. I should've watched this with someone who could've checked me as we were going
4:11 they'd turn the gow and fallout guys inside out lol
Jesus Christ yeah, hahahah 1 space marine would turn to mush ENTIRE squads of fallout and Gears of War soldiers in armors
About as easily as he tore through the buggy at that.
Lol, found that comment funny. I can see how little he knows of the franchise with that one question. They don't stand a fking chance.
Thats what I'm finding out!!
Totally new to this other than dabbling in a few of the games like space hulk and space Marines. Loving what I see so far though.
"Not yet old man, get in the Dreadnough"🤣🤣🤣🤣
That resonated with me!
Not a jetpack! Its the coolant system for their suits. Theres a seperate module for jetpacks that can be installed, but those r specific marines
this is mini atomic reactor the entire armor is powered by nuclear energy
this is called power pack
Well, those thermal waste dissipators are actually also can be used to navigate in zero-gravity. Not exactly a jetpack but similar usage can be here.
There're plenty of things in backpack than just sub-atomic microfusion reactor.
The environmental lobby must like that!
A Swiss army nuclear reactor
They did a great job in actually implementing a legitimate fear that could possess a being that supposedly fears nothing.
Inadequacy. The fear of being completely reliant on your gear and elevated status. That you are nothing without.
Corruption. In this case the child being such a unique and strong soul he may actually become a feared agent of the enemy. Something you helped to create.
Titus does have his own fears, but his willpower and faith to the emperor is to such a degree of magnitude that it's not going to break for a mere demon sorcerer.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself!
'Goo World' is a manifestation of their fears reflecting and impacting reality, the First Astartes fears his powerlessnes without his armor, and is crushed by it. the captains fear is the child he chose, who knew no fear, would become corrupted by Chaos and turn into a Traitor Marine. Titus, who knows no fear, fought the demon in the manifestation and broke the Staff that was the source of power.
What s cool premise. Thanks for watching
Space marine armor is so strong, they're basically walking tanks so when you have tank vs car, the tank wins.
Also there's an extra layer of lore to truly appreciate the ending. The mission briefing said Mortality Absolute which means it's a suicide mission and the controller said "Die well brothers" after launching the missile from the ship because they're basically dropping a nuke on their position and they're not expected to survive the blast. There is a lore quote that goes "Only in death does duty end" so when the sergeant says "Our duty is done. It's time to go," what he really means is it's time to die. THAT'S why Titus says "Not yet old man." And turns to fight his way out and not accept death
These soldiers are next level
They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give themselves to me. Like clay I shall mould them and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great armour shall I clad them and with the mightiest guns will they be armed. They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness will blight them. They will have tactics, strategies and machines such that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against the Terror. They are the Defenders of Humanity. They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear
The Emperor Protects.
Warhammer fans after spamming the same fucking quote on every video that even vaguely mentions the franchise
You should give pregame speeches to football teams!
@@NewToMeMovies So this speech is from the Codex Astartes and where the title of the episode "And They Shall Know No Fear" comes from. Its from the perspective of the God Emperor of Man as he created the Space Marines also known as the Legiones Astartes (at the time) now Adeptus Astartes for reasons you can find if you wanna fall down the rabbit hole.
Edit: For the 40k fans I mean the irl Codex that Games Workshop sells not Guilliman's Codex.
There are a bunch of us old hat Warhammer guys who get misty eye watching this thing. It's like okay world, you've dug deep enough and you've found our thing. Now don't fuck it up.
I know that feeling. Whenever someone announces a new game or movie from a beloved story/franchise I'm ALWAYS excited and at the same time terrified it's going to be terrible.
That's how I felt about the "transformers one" movie I reviewed and got roasted in the comment section!
Fun Fact: warhammer 40K has been round since the 80,s and has inspired a bunch of media, including gears of war and fallout. It’s definitely a rabbit hole with over 40years of lore, video games and books.
I live in Derby UK which is 10 miles from Nottingham and games workshop HQ. Thanks to games workshop and warhammer minis our region is known as the UK leader in plastic manufacturing.
That's awesome. I'm definitely new to the scene but I love the games I've played so far. Never played the tabletop version but if it's good enough for Superman it's good enough for me.
The studs screwed into their foreheads is years of service...1 stud equals 100 years of service....
The jetpack looking equipment on their backs is a cooling system for their armour.
OH!! that makes sense. Thanks for clearing it up and watching!
They do have a religion. They worship the emperor.
some do, some don,t. black templars for example do, while imperial fists and ultramarines etc take a more secular approach
it gets the job done either way. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!, FOR ULTRAMAR!!!, FOR WHATEVER KEEPS US HYPED UP BY SCREAMING!!!!.😄
"LOUD NOISES!!!" ~~ Brick Tamland
The guy in the casket is an astropath. A powerful psyker who shields the marines agains the chaos with his prayers. The eyes of that guy got burned away during the initiation rite of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, which awakens the powers to resist the warp/chaos. This is why he wears this visor.
I have so much to learn!
The Demon took out the Space Marines by making their greatest fear reality. The first feared he was nothing without his armor, and you see the, “black goo”, turn into his armor and crush his head. It seems however the Demon manipulates their mind is reflected in reality. When it comes to Metaurus (the one who discovered Titus), his fear is Titus’s lack of it. He feels like Titus is capable of anything-including taking him out, which is shown as the black goo turning into Titus, and stabbing Metaurus. When the Demon peers into Titus’s mind it tries to find something to latch onto to produce fear, like a vunerable moment. We see Titus as a child, and even then he had no fear causing the Demon to lose focus due to its own fear. That split second is all Titus needed it to go on the offense.
that was not demon
Yes it was, a Tzeentch daemon
His fear was Titus turning to Chaos. You see him growing spikey bits on his armor n the vision like any other good chaos boy.
@@CheapSoda1 ahh thx for the clarification. This is all from my own shallow understanding of 40k 😂😂
@@tbd3058in the end credit you can see she is a sorcerer of tzeench so a human who gain power not a real demon of the warp
These guys are like the size and strength of Halos Brutes(some even bigger n stronger) but with the speed and reaction time of Spartan 2s. With more durable armor and explosive gyro jet and plasma weaponry. Theyd do to the Gears what they did to the cultists here. The guys here Blade Guards are exceptionally proficient in melee.
I love the thought of that battle playing out!
@NewToMeMovies It would be epic but a slaughter of the COG.
These guys are around 8 feet tall (Primaris in tacticus armour), Master Chief is about 7 ft 2 in in his mjolnir armour - so about a head taller overall. I'd wish for a crossover with Titus and his Ultramarine squad meeting Master Chief and Blue Team.
Sorry to tell you, Gears of War characters would look like children next to Space Marines. You can see the size difference in the video when they mow down the cultists those were normal sized humans.
And the Space Marine looks like a child next to a Custodes or Thunder Warrior. 40k knows no limits.
This seems to be the consensus and just my lack of understanding. Thanks for watching.
@@NewToMeMovies Don't worry, you have done nothing wrong as 40k lore is so deep and long it's almost impossible to know everything. Basically just understand Space Marine super human is 50% taller than normal human male and when that Marine is wearing MkIV armor (What they wear in the video) they are about double the size of a human.
From my understanding the flying creature with a giant eye on its head had the ability to stop time and that it could get into the space marine's mind and take over their greatest fear making them heads implode mentally and physically but not Titus he has known no fear. you're welcome daddy
Ok, so it wasn't predicting their future it was showing them their greatest fears? I thought it was looking into their futures and it saw in Titus that he would destroy her and that's what happened! Both good theories! Thanks for watching again!
p.s. Never been called "daddy" before but when i was in nursing school there was a Puerto Rican girl who always called me "Papi". That's funny
@@NewToMeMovies yes that creature with one eye was either an extremly powerfull cultist and sorcerer of Tzeentch (one of the 4 great Chaos Gods, basicly Satan and 3 other Satans with all 4 representig diffrent aspects. For example Tzeentch is the god of change, deceite, betrayal and magic. He is simple, he is complexity he is unknowable. Everything that makes sense he will do it and wont do it. He is both the strongest and the weakest god at the same time. He is ironicly unable to win in the universe of W40k because doing something that would end the "great game" basicly a everlasting war between the four gods over beeing the true only god would mean Tzeentchs death. Tzeentch is the god of sceaming and ever greater plans, plans within plans within plans, ending the "great game would basicly end his existence.
Ore the one eyed thing is a literall Tzeentch demon, these are literal parts of their god given form and pourpose by their gods existence.
@@NewToMeMovies Its a Tzeentch sorcerer that stopped time and used their biggest fear to kill them. Titus has no fear of anything that is why he won the fight. Titus is the boy the Space Marine we have been following from the start of the video chose. His fear was the boy he chose would turn to chaos. He was "stabbed" by Titus in that "vision" in which case it had the same real world affect on him. "They shall know no Fear" but all space marines are still human to some degree and have personal flaws unless you're Titus as he is just different. If you wanna learn more about Titus play Space Marine 1 & 2
more the sorcerer uses their fears and doubts to kill them. Like the first guy feared his weaker self so he crushed it which crushed his own head. The sergeant fear Titus would be corrupted by chaos so chaos Titus stabbed him ect.
15:03 time dilation creature thing…. The word you’re looking for is demon…welcome to Warhammer 40k.. where humanity fights not only itself, but also aliens AND demons….. for in the grimdark future, there is ONLY WAR!
Humanity is a virus. Always in a state of conflict and conquering.
I love the smooth chainsaw and grenade drop.
The chainsaw is one of my favorite features as well
"Chainsword"
4:04 those "pogo pins" are service studs, Space Marines wear them in their skulls to show their years of service to the imperium and also their age.
Silver studs are 50 years and Gold studs are 100. Titus has silver studs and Gold studs meaning he's 200 years old.
Service stud kinda gone outof uses by the generation of Space Marines like the Primaris wjo don't wear service studs much while first born/original Space Marines still use them. Since Titus was a first born Marine before becoming a Primaris he still uses the service studs.
Silver/gold is only specific 50/100 years for the Dark Angels, the tradition is different for other chapters as is the arrangement and design of the studs. Based on SM2, where Titus has 4 gold studs and is said to be "over 200 years old" for the Ultramarines the tradition is each gold stud marks 50 years.
According to lore Titus is around four centuries old
Yeah. This seems like a cool badge of honor that can't be taken off
How do you guys keep up with all of the intricacies?? Surely with so many iterations and platforms there's plot inconsistencies. Yeah??
Same as my mother in law
Space marines are pretty heavily modified super soldiers stacked with power armor so the bar starts at Frank Horrigan. The vast majority of Fallout and gears is way below that line.
That seems to be the consensus!
Yeah Titus has the Laurels of Victory
I think I'm going to make myself a hair piece that looks like that
@ that would be looking pretty dope
Its not just the armour, they are super humans, it was a demon/sorceress it killed them with their fears.
The demon wouldn't be able to take out wonder woman's Amazons! "We have no fear!!"
syama pederson is now 2/2 for 40k gems
cavill needs to hire him!
What's the other one? I'm interested in seeing it now
@@NewToMeMovies its called Astartes, its on youtube, about 15 minutes long and just as good
so many small details that show how space marine armour would work
that is a pistol, yes that shoots roughly .75 caliber explosive rounds.
Jesus. Sounds like something Florida Man would carry!
If you like video games, warhammer, and lore you should play Rogue Trader
Ok. I think I had that saved on a watchlist on Xbox or something. I'll go look and see if I can find it.
Warhammer Space Marines are 8 feet tall enhanced humans..
Sounds like a confidence-inspiring position to be in
Honestly there was actually an example on how gears guys would fair vs space marines in a book. Basically, this huge labor built like the Cole Train hit an unarmored space marine in the back of the head with a wrench. The marine, Ragnar, was mildly annoyed then broke the guy's neck. I feel like Fallout is a little harder to sus out. Personally, I feel like it's the same issue. 40k stuff is just more powerful, but if you try to make 1-1 compressions with the weapons and you take the weakest representation of space marines Fallout has an edge. So, I think they would curb stomp Fallout but I can see someone say something diffrent.
It seems from the comments that nothing comes close to the space Marines. Just the sheer mass and speed alone means the force they generate would crush any other human challenger
The thing they were fighting against was a sorcerer empowered by the chaos god of deceit, change and magic. Space marines are pretty strong but demons pretty much just flip the table and don't obey the laws of physics so fighting against them is hard. The imperium often just straight up executes everyone who survives fighting against chaos because anyone in touch with chaos might be corrupted and go insane.
Interesting. This universe is so deep. I've only scratched the surface
4:19 you’re joking right?… right? … the Halo armour comes closest. But that’s like saying the earth is closer to the sun, than the moon is…. But you’ll see.
I'm not joking. I'm ignorant to the details and lore. Getting a lot of helpful comments though. Thanks for watching.
The solid circular pins/dots on their face signify the time they've served the Emperor. Gold is 100yrs, Silver is 50. 3 gold, and 1 Silver is 350yrs in service for example.
I love this idea of wearing your history on your face
The 40k episode was centered around the concept of fear and how it shapes us. We experience that through the eyes of Metaurus, a Bladeguard Sergeant of the Ultramarines. When selecting for new recruits, he came upon a unique child, a child filled with pain and rage, a child without fear (Titus). All other recruits begin from a place of fear but are conditioned and trained to overcome it. At a fundamental level, however, they are still human. They still err and they still can experience fear and doubt. While Metaurus loved Titus as a mentor might, he came to be afraid over Titus' potential should he fall to the corruption of Chaos. What would he become? What could that child he trained be capable of? We see his concern over Titus' aggression in the moment when he charges the heretics' commandeered tank.
Later on when they've delved into the caverns to plant the beacon that will signal the vessel in orbit to destroy the Chaos relic beneath, we see the Sorcerer appear. He effortlessly dispatches each marine by entering their minds and embodying their fear, literally using their fears and doubts to kill them. The first marine fears that he could falter from some internal weakness, so his armor rips him out of itself and crushes him. Metaurus fears that Titus' nature will lead him to betraying him and his brothers, so the Sorcerer manifests as a corrupted Titus and stabs him. Then, the Sorcerer enters the mind of Titus but he appears in his true form because there is no fear for him to inhabit and Titus marches towards him unshaken and breaks his staff which shatters it in the real world and stops the time freeze spell. The end is Titus refusing to allow his mentor and brother to die and dragging him out of the cave before the orbital bombardment hits to destroy the Chaos relic. Metaurus, likely dying from his wounds, remarks to Titus that they fulfilled their duty in completing the mission and that it is time for Titus to leave him to which Titus responds "not yet, old man." Metaurus then looks on in pride at Titus, the child without fear, and sees his true potential: a loyal soldier whose lack of fear provides a resolve against corruption and a steadfast loyalty to his brothers in the face of overwhelming odds.
It's a pretty cool credo they live by.
If I had to guess and you'd replace a thousand Gears with a Space Marine Chapter on E day, it wouldn't take 14 years to halt the locust attack and put them on the back foot, more like 14 hours.
Unless I was controlling them and then it wouldn't happen at all!
definitely give the tabletop game a try
Wouldn't know where to find a game going near me and wouldn't want to be a burden to a group who would have to hold my hand through it
The Bar has been set.
Funny you should mention gears of war, part of the inspiration for gears were Warhammer space Marines
Yeah, there are several characters like this and they all seem to draw inspiration from each other.
7:06 that was a kind of jeep to be honest, I don't think space marines can shoulder bash a tank and destroy them
Maybe calgar, who knows
I think i read somewhere that they can lift a tank but i doubt they can break through it yeah.
Kharn can but he's juiced on khorne warp fuckery. Space marine power weapons will do it, thunder hammers especially. But an average SM running at a tank? Won't do nothing but nudge it a little. If its a baneblade or superheavy, he's not doing anything considering i wieghs 300 tons (canon wise I think) - A Lemon Russ, yeah probs moving it a bit.
I'm so lost! You guys are talking circles above me!
Its not the armor that makes a Space Marine amazing, it's the decades of training they go through.
Sounds like they have decades of training and hundreds of years of service!
- The pogo pin connectors on his face are actually called "service studs". while not every space marine chapter uses them, they are highly encouraged amongst the Ultramarines (that these space marines are, u can see the U everywhere). Each Silver Service Stud represents 50 years of service, while every gold stud represents 100 years of service. having 4 means he has served the Emperor for more than 400 years.
- "I wonder how these guys stack up against the gears of war characters or the fallout power amour". I reckon a single space marine would destroy everything in almost any other fantasy universe.
Why? Consider this, upon being chosen to become a space marine, you are implanted with 22 additional organs (such as a 2nd heart, a gland that coagulates your blood so quick you almost never bleed, a special Kidney that filters out literally any type of poison possible and so maaaany more. One of the last implants is the black carapace.... it's quite literally a toughened, synthetic augmented 2nd skin ...) There is very little any of the gears of war or fallout or quite literally any other universe out there that can do against these people.
For people that know, yes, 22 organs not 19 as these are Primaris Space Marines.
Explanation time. Demons need to break the mental fortifications of humans in order to influence them. This one exploits the marines greatest fears and once theyre vurnable, kills them. Red helmet dude is stronger than the two sword guys, so he didnt get one shot. And Titus is the kid with no fears, so he recreated that famous Watchman quote with that demon. More importantly, thats like the whole schtick of the ep. See the ep title, and how the red helmets dudes quote changes throughout the episode, into a rather hopeful note at the end
I like the idea that it was a suicide mission but Titus doesn't believe in unwinnable situations.
How they stack up again the gears of war dudes and the fallout power armor? Simple, they walk througg them lmfao
The laurels, or the leaf crown, os a honor badge given to those who have distinguished themselves during a difficult mission. In some of the games you ear one for the character by having them complete the mission.. so in this case, if Titus didn't have one already, and he got out of that planet alove, he probably would have received one.
I'm going to have to get one of my own for making it through this year!
My Interpretation of the deamon. Its a low or maybe mid Level deamon gifted with the power of Tzeentch, who himself is one of the 4 Chaos gods.
Tzeentch is the Lord of Change, he is all about tricks, mindgames and fate so his worshipers and minions/deamons have powers of that nature- lots of tricks.
But his deamons are not physically gifted. Stronger than regualar humas sure, but not strong enough to survive a one on one against an space Marine.
The way i understand this scene this particular tzeentch deamon has one power - it can create a dreamscape in whitch in confronts its victims with their fears.
Furthermore it can manifest what had happend inside the dreamscape into reality. Head Crushed in the dream, once outside the same happens, Ran trough with a sword in the dream, once the deamon ends the dream you will have a stabwound accordingly. However the gift of this deamon seems to have conditions:
A) The deamon can only take one other victim into it.
This makes the its power unpracticable against more than one victim. But the deamon also has a weapon, its staff that is able to stop time.
The combination of both makes and overpowered combo.
B) The Deamon doesn`t ultimately controll whats happening inside its own dreamscape. It probably cannot even decide which fear of the victim is gona manifest, other than it being a very bad one.
As far as i can tell those seem to be the rules and abilties of the deamon.
How do our 4 marines fare when confronted with this Tzeentch deamons powers.
The firist marine is a bit of a guess but i think we see him his head being squashed by his own armour. Maybe his fear is that he is nothing without his armour, worthless without it or he simply fears that his armour will kill him ??
The second Marines dream is not shown to us, he just falls over.
The third marine (old Man) is simple. He fears that recruiting Titus was a mistake and Titus might turn out traitor i.e. Chaos Marine in the End.
That why in old man marines dream scene he is stabbed by a traiter titus.
Once it sTituses turn something interesting happens, because the deamons own powers turn on itself. There is no fear to be found in Titus so nothings gona happen to him, but in poetic justice the demon sees on of his fears manifested, "What if they manadge to break my time Stop Staff"
I Suspect the deamon is on some level consciously or subconsciously aware that without its staff that stops time it would have a hard time or even no chance at dealing with more than one Space Marine. That is a fear, not one that will kill the deamon outright, but still since there is nothing to be found in Titus, the deamon gets a taste of its own powers and Titus within the dream still, breaks the staff.
This immeditly manifest in the real world freeing Titus to move again and the deamon learns that its little fear was not unfounded becaues it stands no chance in a contest of reaction and strenght against an Space Marine.
Close.
The demon is a exalted sorcerer (but looks like a demon I know).
And it was manifesting their fear and killing them with it.
Of course, Titus knows no fear. The demon just manifested Titus (nonfear to manifest) and was killed for their error.
You Warhammer guys are a different breed! I couldn't absorb all of those details in real time. I'll need to go back and rewatch it with more context
@@NewToMeMovies oh no you missunderstand i have watched it 10 times and then i watched 100 guys reacting to it - so lets say i am well versed on every second of it 🙂
The best way to see the difference between the power armour you see in 40k compared to Fallout etc. is by watching the Space Marine Armouring clip.
Link? Sounds awesome
The Space Marines were fighting cultists and a chaos demon from the Warp. The cultists are easy, since it’s pretty much just regular people trying to fight genetically-modified super soldiers with Power Armor that have lived for hundreds of years.
I’m not the most knowledgeable in WH40K lore, but the guy in the casket seemed to be a Psyker (basically mage if the magic came from psychic powers) that was brought to protect against enemy Psyker powers, which is why the demon just went for just impaling the man instead of what it did to the Space Marines.
The chaos demon in particular is tough, since it’s essentially using magic to not only stop time, but turn their feared deaths into reality. Thing is, that was just one of many such demons that both the Space Marines and several planets-worth of regular human soldiers have to fight against, and they’re not even the only big threat.
I play as a psyker in Inquisitor, which is my favorite of the Warhammer games I've played
My understanding about the difference between gears of war, fallout and Warhammer 40K. Gears of war is desperate men in metal suits willing to do anything. Fallout power armor at the best of times is a soldier in I mostly impervious suit of armor, possibly akin to medieval knights that were only starting training in their twenties not when they were children.
40K common space Marines is a weapon that is in the shape of a man. The guards of the god emperor, are the living spirit of warfare. The only reason they are flesh and blood is so they can kill more enemies.
Gears of war Mech suits were forced into the situation. Fallout power armor was made to have better soldiers. Warhammer 40K space Marines are tools disguised as humans, when it comes to the god emperors guards they are the spirit incarnate of warfare, their flesh and blood and machinery it's only a skin for them
Sounds like something the Japanese did with the samurai or the Spartans.
@@NewToMeMovies there are some very in-depth TH-cam videos on the lore of space Marines. The samurai would be a reasonable comparison, the idea of the perfect war Samurai maybe akin to a general space Marine. Because 40K is a book they can do things you can't do in real life. When they make Marine they replace and add organs, put them through grueling treatments to make them stronger, taller and able to survive injuries that would eliminate a normal person.
Thank you, the way the ideal Samurai would be praised like a demigod. That's probably how the general human population sees space Marines. In function they are thoughtless programmed war criminals that are loyal to a fault. Depending on which space Marine group you're talking about, a 40K civilian May kneel at the feet of a space Marine to praise him. The space Marine may use them as a stepping stool to get to the battlefield quicker.
Warhammer 40,000 is a Tabletop Wargame. There are RTS but that's not exactly Warhammer.
Clive Standen does the voice for Titus
Also it seems that the enemy Sorcerer reflects back whatever the space marine does to the black goo. So it's like it's actually done to them in the real world.
Yeah, im terrible at RTS games and only mildly better at fps games like space Marines
she use their fear for kill them
she ? 😂that was tzeentch sorcerer corrupted by chaos to such an extent that he no longer resembles a human being
My mother uses guilt.
I don't get how nearly no one gets what is going on with the demon. Goes up to them, influences them with images of themselves and some sort of insecurity, keeps bringing up a fear through out it all even in the literal title. xD
Seems like several other people have their own interpretation of what's happening. That's the cool thing about vague or ambiguous story telling. It let's you draw your own conclusions
A couple things: Those were NOT jump packs, and your video image was so dark that half the time we only see black. 😕
Thanks for the feedback. How were you watching? Tv, phone? I'm working with my editors to improve image quality. I'm recording everything in 2k resolution but it's being compressed to death.
Powerscaling between settings is silly and nerdy.
So anyway, I tend to think Space Marines without their armor approach their equivalents with armor in other settings. The integration with the armor is much higher than other settings. They are closer to cyborgs in terms of integration with it's systems, especially it's sensors.
Without armor they are inhumanely fast. There is some bit of warp magic in their creation and potentially drawn from their fate. The average Cheif Librarian is a wizard that can cast spells to destroy armies... on top of being a power armored, demi-god warrior with decades or centuries of training and experience. The gene seed stores memories and skills from previous generations, space marines are insanely skilled thanks to that sheer amount of time and dangerous opponents/threats.
Reasoning, 40k is an extremely brutal and powerful setting. The Emperor had access to both warp magic (psykers) and 15,000 to 25,000 years of human technology to create the space marines and their armor/gear. While most of it was lost, humanity had extremely high, hard sci-fi technology at one point. So their creation and gear have pace for magical+technological BS to make them strong.
So if they're so O.P. then who could possibly stand a threat to them? Is kinda like making a Superman movie..... Who could compete?? But Superman has 2 very famous and exploitable weaknesses and space Marines don't.
Go Dawgs and For the Emperor
Can you believe that after spanking Texas TWICE that Georgia is only the 4th best odds to win the whole thing? Oregon's best win was by 1 point to Ohio State who got roasted by Michigan.
FOR THE EMPEROR!
@@NewToMeMovies let them doubt Kirby
Fallout power armor? GoW soldiers? lol no chance whatsoever
Yeah Fallout power armor is probably Ork level and GoW soldiers are Catachan fighters level?
Not on a Space Marine level.
Likely an unarmored Space Marine could take either of those easily lol
Yeah, I'm learning the error of my beliefs!
I would say Space marines curb stomp Gears of War soldiers and Fallout power amour with little difficulty tbh. They are 8ft super soldiers with amour that weighs anywhere from 0.5T to 1T, move at incredible speeds, have incredible tactical abilities and weaponry that just wipes the floor with Gears and Fallout.
That's cool. I didn't know they weighed that much but I like the feeling of heft when playing space marine
And the child that old man chose.the old man greatest fear is he Corrupt by chaos demon.titus is that child and sorcerer He couldn't find any fear in Titus' mind.
What must that feel like to not be scared of anything??
@@NewToMeMovies Titus has always had a strong will. He also has a strong faith in the Emperor. As is clearly shown in the second part of the game , the Emperor personally protects Titus.
If you truly believe that there is something that will protect you in any situation, is there anything that will scare you?
4:30 That's what she said :D
Uh oh. Now I have to go back and see what I did!
Your audio levels are all out of wack. Can barely hear you but the actual show is normal volume.
Can you clarify which video, which part? I'm recording this with both my camera mic AND an external Shure mic. My editing team can take a look at it and see what's happening. Thanks for the heads up.
those gears of war guys don't stand a chance! they die long before you've seen the space marines !!!!
BTW it's not armor that makes you strong, you need to be that strong to move the armor!!!!
Thats what it sounds like. Kinda like how 600lb people can carry their own weight around but a 200lb person wouldn't be able to walk holding 400lbs on them
No hate but just my 2 cents…stop cutting away from the video to say 3 words then back to the video. It’s too choppy. If you’re just going to say a few words just speak over the video or fully pause it with a longer thought. It’s giving me whiplash
Cool. I appreciate the feedback. I'll let my editing team know. Thanks for watching.
Interestinf
What is the new joke of the reactors? Why turn off the picture as soon as they open their mouth? Reactors, we're not looking at you, but at the empathy that you're cutting off by turning off the video you're watching.
Stop the video and say what you want to convey to the viewer. And then continue the video.
For me, I can't speak for anyone else, but I keep the video running to make it easier on my editing team. I'm not as animated as other reactors and I'm new to this so I'll take this into consideration. Thanks for watching.
Nothing ever EVER comes even close to warhammer 40k lore.
I'm beginning to learn that!