This perfectly captures just how horrific the life of any single guardsmen is, but also shows why fighting the guard is itself a terrible prospect. No matter how powerful you are, there are always more of them than there are of you, and the planet they are standing on will fall before they surrender
*OR* , conversely, if the enemies can match their numbers (Tyranids/Orks) then they can't match their artillery or armored divisions. As scary as a Carnifex is (Extremely scary) it doesn't match the equivalent weight of Leman Russ's. As numerous, as bloody minded and horrifically tough as the Orks are, as aggressive as they are, they aren't immune to artillery, bombardments, aircraft, biological weapons. So far as I'm concerned, humanity has a terrifying place in the W40K Universe. Humanity can gum up, outfight, outmaneuver, or long-term-strategize the races that outnumber it. For the races that *Humanity* outnumbers, it's a terrifying disaster campaign against beings that can out-tech, out-maneuver, out-psychic and isolate individual humans to our extreme detriments...... But they can't kill enough of *US* for that tech to overwhelm us in detail. That's why we tend to *lose* in tactics, but *win* when it comes to overall strategy. We ride that fine balance. And we have Space Marines. We have *SCARIER* stuff than Space Marines if the excrement truly hits the fan.
@@ZarelidT the guard are powerful in numbers. with 30 trillion guardsmen. a battle with a million casualties is chicken feed and more than worth the price of victory
Ah yes, the good old tactic of closing in on a melee focused enemy with your ranged weapon. Really nice of them to give the Carnifex a few chances to have a swing at them.
My biggest gripe with this animation (I've only seen fragments people upload, there is NO way I'm paying for WH+) is the glaring flaws in logic displayed by characters.
Well, it came to them. And instead of running away to maybe preserve their own lives, they focused on pouring enough firepower into it to bring it down there and then - plus holding it in place while reinforcements moved in with heavy weapons to get good shots on it. I get the logic you're using, but I find 'hehe, why not just get further away?' to be more flawed than the movie logic it criticises.
@@harrybyaqussamprayuga1756Penetration depends on the model and energy setting. Distance only matters at very long ranges or in bad weather conditions.
The lore does state that the Gaunts are pretty damn fast. Even on the tabletop they can move farther in a single turn than just about any unit except bike troops
@@gothicalpha or just found someone who's read the rulebook and codex. Hormagaunts, and Termagants can move up to 19" in a single movement phase if they're specced right. Meaning that inside a couple turns, they're in close combat, and nomming your opponents army
@@wildspirewarrior211 more than plot armor, it was confirmed that Stormtrooper Helmets don't allow a good vision, so that's explains a lot of why the fail their shots Add that to the fact that Jedis are protected by the Force and trained to dodge/deflect the blasters and you got it Clone Troopers on the other hand were built from Jango Fett's DNA, making them way better than Stormtroopers before taking any training.
If this was made in MS Paint, then you should be shaking about the thought of what they could do with an even larger toolset afforded to them in other animation programs.
This makes me feel good things as a guard player. I love the fact it shows how it would go down, wave after wave, fight and whittle down the foe, fight for the Emperor and for your fellow Guards. (Chef's kiss)
@@RegularGamingChannel He's probably talking about the tabletop game. Lots of models make it expensive to the point we call them "plastic crack". You've been warned.
While the carnifex admittedly did seem small and sounded somewhat underwhelming as well as way too fast for what is essentially a walking siege engine; I won't deny they portrayed just how deadly and gruesome the tyranids are, that bioplasma was nasty in a good way.
@@thebighurt2495 head is the biggest give away. Also anything smaller can't have bioplasma. Very hunched over, head doesn't have a crest, and chimney things sticking out the back. Carnifex alright but I can understand why it would throw people off considering in older artwork and even models, these things are bigger than tanks and dreadnoughts
@@thebighurt2495 carnifexes don't get that big but easily the size of battle tanks which it what their general targets are. Nids don't do anything they don't need to. If it was a warrior, as I said it would have a shaper angled head with a plated crest on it and it would standing much more upright. More than likely it would also not be assaulting the trench alone, being backed up/protected by either other warriors or warrior organisms like raveners or shrikes; or a small swarm of hormagaunts
To be kinda fair, his buddies with the helmets got killed too. He was just guaranteeing that he will actually die from whatever hits him instead of having the slight chance of having to wait to burn to death/bleed out.
I accidentally showed this to my bosses at work instead of my originally planned Powerpoint. The last thing they said before firing me was: "We got this at the cost of TTS and Astartes?" For context I worked at a garbage disposal company, and they didn't want this.
@@hammer1349 Sadly some of the cast members said that they are continuing production but at a slow rate. They don't want to completely give up on the project but unfortunately they are stubbornly working on it once in a while.
someone in the Imperium should really tell the Adeptus Mechanicus to stop supplying the Imperial Guards with those useless flashlights, and start instead mass producing heavy caliber ballistic guns like the pistols the Commissars are been given, because it look like the most effective gun in the Imperial Guards are mainly used against those that are failing their duties instead of the enemy.
It's a running joke at this point but bolter pistol / bolters are too difficult and too expensive to reproduce to outfit the guards. Lasguns only seem weak because IG's enemies are overpowered, especially since Tyranids evolves constantly as they take damage. Lasguns have near infinite ammo and requires a lot less maintenance than your standard bolter and a well placed las shot between a space marine's armor can kill them instantly. Las guns are much more powerful than an autogun, which is often used by heretics and renegades. The target they killed was a carnifex, the tyranids' equivalent of a tank, it's honestly kind of too strong that they actually managed to down one with only las gun, plasma rifle, and a grenade. A bolter / bolt pistol fires a armor piercing rocket rather than a bullet, which is why they're far more effective than a las gun.
Brah why would they make a gun that costs *more* than the solider using it. The heavy caliber weapons are for the Space Marines... You know the guys who's plan isn't "just throw 50,000 guys at them and then blow the planet up 🤷"
Lasguns are actually AMAZING weapons. You can change their settings to grant more killing power, recharge the power pack by tossing it into a fire and it requires very little maintenance. Compare that to a bolter; which is expensive to make, harder to maintain and most important the ammunition is heavy and difficult to transport (even more so since there is not such thing as a galactic standard bolt round size for humans). This is why guardsmen fight in combined arms; infantry supported by tanks, aircraft, heavy weapons special weapons, etc.
Those guardsmen are really lucky that they could only afford to animate the Carnifex moving 1 or 2 times otherwise standing in mele range for 20-30 seconds wouldn't have worked out too well
@@ZxMoonLightxZ if there is a biotitan, it means the nids have A) amassed enough biomass to create one in the first place and B) are in the final stages of an invasion. Generally tyranid invasions if I remember correctly get bigger and bigger bugs the longer it goes on. Starts of with vanguard organisms, mainly lictors and genestealers. Then goes to swarm, so all the little ones. After that, if the previous where not enough, stuff like carnifexes start showing up to break the defences the gants and gaunts etc couldn't overcome. After that, it all generally comes to down to the level of defences and how tenacious the defenders are. A biotitan is one of the last organisms to be deployed, much like how imperial titans are called upon when things really hit the fan.
these animators should be hired by GW imagine what they could do if they made a series out of this with the many dollars that the company holds. Edit: to future readers, sarcasm and satire is the peak form of comedy
I believe this show, hammer and bolter, is made by games workshop who own WH40K. In the defence of the quality it seems like they are focusing more on quantity of episodes and the quality of the story vs actual visual quality. I am all for that combo.
I like how they are really adaptive even when they are taking casualties due to ineffective equipment and close quarter environment. Makes the guard look competent and hardy like they should be instead of a meat bag shield
@@loquendocarlos No it did not warcraft was meant to be a Warhammer Fantasy game that just fell through. Starcraft end up being different in fact it was memed on looking like warcraft but in space. Also the one time GW attempted to sue blizzard over that very thing GW lost in court. And it was all over someone using the term space marine. Which fun fact was the first coin in the starship troopers book which predates WH40K by several decades. Also, GW can't complain about coping when they do the same thing.
While I agree that the animation leaves much to be desired, I can’t say I don’t like this, the story is good and so is the general feel of everything, it’s dark and you never forget that this planet is undergoing an apocalypse definite 7/10
Problem being this is something GW expects us to pay for as a subscription. If this were free to watch on their website then I would have no complaints, heck even if its a 1 time payment for full access to the series (and JUST the series mind you) then it's pretty good. But as it stands, I cannot justify this.
That's what's so frustrating. The tone, storyline, and visual designs are all perfectly fine. The backgrounds are often quite stunning and beautiful, actually. But the animation is so cheap-looking and shoddy that it distracts the viewer and makes it impossible to enjoy the good parts. Like, I get they don't want to spend millions of dollars on it like "Castlevania", but even if they can't do full-on fluid animation, there are ways to make a limited number of animation frames look better.
@@dark7element or go for a halo legends style thing and make them semi animated comics. I think a lot of 40k short stories would benefit from this format.
Es lamentable como el imperio a caido en decadencia. Viendo la tecnología tan avanzada que tenían incluso después de la herejía, es triste como por la superstición y adoración al emperador todo se fue al garete. Incluso parece que lo mantienen vivo en contra de su voluntad en ese trono dorado tanta tecnología perdida tantas enseñanzas olvidadas y para que sirvió sí al final todo terminó en tragedia. Por esa misma adoración y míralos ahora muriendo en masa en tácticas suicidas luchando con enemigos, cada vez más poderosos con armas inútiles y creen todavía que tienen posibilidad de ganar esta guerra. La única salvación sería una alianza con los eldar aunque sea temporal. Y aunque eso sea herejía realmente el imperio lo están golpeando por todos lados y no sabe nisiquiera que están golpeando esto no es triste. Esto es trágico incluso para los astartes esta situación es insostenible. Mejor que se pongan las pilas y empiecen a crear tecnología de calidad y aprovechar los cerebritos que parece que tienen, fuga de cerebros masiva, igual. ! Gloria al emperador!
yo creo que realmente la única salvación es dejar morir al emperador y tratar de ver si reencarna en alguien más, aunque si te soy sincero, con que los humanos aprendan a pensar por si mismos harán la diferencia.
Pues por algo volvió guilliman ha hecho mucho desde que volvió, desde poner el orden en terra y purgandola del caos y los incompetentes, haciendo mejores armas y teniendo a sus marines primaris, actualmente la humanidad al mando de guilliman ah vuelto a retomar su iniciativa del imperio imparable y también claro siguiendo las órdenes de su padre el emperador
I'm so happy I never bought into Warhammer+. Who in their right mind thinks this is better than what astartes was becoming? You can see the difference between work done by someone passionate about what they're doing and someone who is getting paid
Agreed, Games Workshop should have hired these independent creators on freelance contracts. Let them do their own thing on youtube (with sponsorships) to draw people into the hobby, then bring in the most talented for big projects.
For those that are griping about the animation quality, remember that this series is built on the "animated comic book" style. And in many cases, the teams who make these have a head count that can be counted with one hand. Other studios have produced content similar in style to this, with hundreds of people, and millions of dollars in budget. Despite this, you didn't seem to have an issue with those shows, but you have an issue here? I have a legitimate challenge for you: if you think you can do better, then go out, get a computer, the art programs you feel comfortable with, and you try to make something better. Who knows, you might get an email from GW with a job offer like these guys did. A job offer that meant they could safely walk away from the grind of their previous 9-5 and get to work on something they have a passion for while making sure their bills are paid. In short: you don't hate GE, you don't hate the art and animation team who made this.... You hate yourselves for not chasing a passion, and the ones that did are now getting paid for their hard work.
I’m not sure if you’re aware of this but the issue that most people have with this is that GW banned all fan animations from the internet and then released this low-quality animation. Of course it’s not the animators’ fault, they have to work with what they have. GW is who gives them their paltry resources to work with. That’s why everyone is angry, because even if they wanted to or were able to make a better 40k animation their work will get banned. People who can and have done better have already gotten screwed over and dragged into this low-caliber vortex. We absolutely hate GW, not these animators.
@@Goliath5100 wrong in the first sentence. They didn't ban fan works. They banned the practice of people profiting off their IP without their consent. You could make a 40K animation all you want, and post it wherever you want. You just can't make money from it unless you have written permission from GW. It's technically been this way since Steamboat Willy, but most companies wouldn't pursue it until very recently when IP and Copyright laws changed.... Thanks to Disney
@@Tank50us You were just talking about how people should pursue their passions to get away from their 9-5 grinds. People were doing just that by making amazing fan animations and getting their bills paid off of websites like patron or kickstarter (these are independent creators being funded by fans, not rival corporations) and then GW comes and drops the hammer on all of them, subsequently releasing vastly inferior material for their own profit motive, and you take issue with consumers voicing complaints about that business practice?
@@Goliath5100 yes, people could go to KS or Patreon. But funding through them isn't guaranteed, and can be ripped away from you at the drop of a hat for reasons that only they know, or worse, not enough people see the animation at all to even trip the algorithm on TH-cam. Meanwhile, GW offers these animators 80K+ per year, and they can work from home. And that's been shown to have a devil-may-care release schedule (IE, GW isn't breathing down their necks to get things out). So for 80K/yr you could work from home, on a project you want to make, on a time schedule that suits you? And the only requirement is that you pay attention to the lore? Not exactly a bad deal, and could look good on a resume if you opt to go on to something else late on. It's also a win for GW, since now if any big companies come to try and buy out the IP from them, they can say "no, we're producing it, and still have control. Go away."
I mean, it is quite close to the old wargames. I do remember a friend of mine playing tyranids against my imperial guard, getting close with a carnifex worth hunderts of points to my group of - I think - 40 guardsmen. Gave them the order "first line fire, second line fire" or something like that to double their shots and killed that thing even with 2+ saves on his side.
"Remember lads, the commissar will shoot you for cowardice if you move even an inch while in combat! Make sure to stand absolutely stock still while shooting!"
How about the carnifex that just jumped down a trench, kill some guardmen and decide to stand still for at least 3 seconds, enduring lasgun shots while surrounded by tasty biomass just waiting to be devoured? 🤡 Any respectable hive tyrant would just send it to a reclammation pool to be made into a ripper swarm.
When I think about how a lasgun works, how laser weapons in general work, how they kill, I would think that THAT MANY GUARDSMEN dumping their power packs into a carnifex wouldn’t take a half hour to bring it down. How does a flesh and blood creature successfully diffuse THAT MUCH HEAT through its body without any of its vital organs being cooked? How is it THAT ABLE to resist all the fluids in its body being vaporized? Must have some sort of natural coolant or anti-conductive compounds floating around in its bloodstream, or something similar in its cells. I can understand the armored carapace on its head and back being made of some sort of refractive material like ceramite, but the rest of its body took a hilarious amount of hits, and no guardsman with more than half a brain cell would try to burn through its carapace. Unless he was hammering away at the fucker with a plasma cannon or something. Nothing alive save a Hierophant or a greater daemon could tank something like that.
@@martinnavarrete5279 it's not necessarily low energy. A lasgun would be pretty powerful by today's standards, it's that everything else in the 40k universe is too OP for it to do anything against anything but basic infantry.
@@rayhankazianga6817 i mean, refering to how advance is the imperium the lasgunis total trash for canon fodder, even for the standart of other sci-fi factions is weak
@@martinnavarrete5279 the imperium is... weird. A modern main battle tank (M1A2 Abrams, challenger 2, etc) could definitely give a leman russ a run for its money. Same with modern fighters going up against thunderbolts and lightnings. Heavier vehicles could be taken out with laser-guided munitions, artillery, and things like the switchblade drone. In my opinion, the imperium is partially far beyond our current technology, but some areas are at, or even below our current technology level
To me, this has the same energy of poking at a ants hive (The imperium) it doesn't matter how big you are, they're gonna kill you. So run, or accept your fate.
1:20 as they were gunning down that singular nid, I was thinking "you can't get distracted shooting down one of them as you'll be eaten by ten times the numbers you've already killed."
I can't decide what that reminds me... 1) Starship troopers (10 troopers shooting one bug to even scratch it) 2) Starcraft Brood Wars intro (the zerglings running into the trench) :D
I like the style :) I understand that there arent many frames etc, but it is another reason why I wish that warhammer+ was not a paid service. Shows like this should be made free, and so then others can always donate. I think it'd make more money this way vs. being locked into a paid service.
Adventuring Friend: "Join the Imperium Guard, you'll get to go to exotic places and meet new people. Feel the adventure!" (Now) Me in the Frontlines: "I should have stayed and be a accountant."
these soldiers are storm troopers but in different armor... they clearly know the gun doesnt do anything against their exoskeleton but still persist in using it.
1 flashlight may be weak...but ten thousand of those said flashlights can dent even the strongest of armor...or in this case two squads lighting up a single bug.
"Cadia stands" is something you shout into the face of your enemy, a cry of defiance that says "you'll never break us" It's not something absentmindedly muttered from one guardsman to another while lightly jogging through the trenches.
I feel like what makes them put out this subpar work is that the artist have to interpret that story and animate it from the view of someone who is less creative or artful. What GW did was akin to cutting off their nose to spite their face. We had better fan animations because they knew what they wanted to emphasize and how they wanted to tell the story, the passion just raised it to the next level
You'd think at some point they'd be like "we need bigger better weapons" consdering they needed dozens of the rifles focused on one tyranid just to kill it.
Lasguns are weak asf. Because they need to clear their advantage point to the enemy’s weakest spot. But bolters will do a thing at all. Unless they need a proper fully equipped Lasguns with enough firepower.
@@adeptusmusicaimperatoria8612 En su momento la critica era que los fans podian hacer animacion mas fluida, y las quejas era que no monetizaran los fans. La calidad de animacion fan (muchas veces 3d) contra la fluidez de esta al ser de pago mensual ha causado controversia en su momento y critica en usa. (Nada en contra en este canal, mas algo que digo en general de la comunidad. La ambientacion es buena, aun asi)
Onda, es entendible, el fandom latino de Warhammer es 1% de un 1% (Si estamos es más por Lore y Juegos de video que las miniaturas). De todas formas, perder TTS por esto fue una patada a los huevos de parte de la compañía a TODOS sus fanáticos
no está mal en si ... Pero comparado con el contenido que han hecho por los fans , se siente que no tiene la misma calidad (como la mini serie en TH-cam llamada astartes)
This perfectly captures just how horrific the life of any single guardsmen is, but also shows why fighting the guard is itself a terrible prospect. No matter how powerful you are, there are always more of them than there are of you, and the planet they are standing on will fall before they surrender
*OR* , conversely, if the enemies can match their numbers (Tyranids/Orks) then they can't match their artillery or armored divisions.
As scary as a Carnifex is (Extremely scary) it doesn't match the equivalent weight of Leman Russ's.
As numerous, as bloody minded and horrifically tough as the Orks are, as aggressive as they are, they aren't immune to artillery, bombardments, aircraft, biological weapons.
So far as I'm concerned, humanity has a terrifying place in the W40K Universe.
Humanity can gum up, outfight, outmaneuver, or long-term-strategize the races that outnumber it.
For the races that *Humanity* outnumbers, it's a terrifying disaster campaign against beings that can out-tech, out-maneuver, out-psychic and isolate individual humans to our extreme detriments...... But they can't kill enough of
*US* for that tech to overwhelm us in detail. That's why we tend to *lose* in tactics, but *win* when it comes to overall strategy.
We ride that fine balance.
And we have Space Marines.
We have *SCARIER* stuff than Space Marines if the excrement truly hits the fan.
gardsmen are the most amazing ppl of warhammer 40K, less badass than my boyz or space marine, but squishy and always fighting like heros
@@gorgutz3468you just can't kill them all, there are always more of them coming
Powerful? Didn’t see a single powerful person in this clip they were just humans bro relax
@@ZarelidT the guard are powerful in numbers. with 30 trillion guardsmen. a battle with a million casualties is chicken feed and more than worth the price of victory
Ah yes, the good old tactic of closing in on a melee focused enemy with your ranged weapon. Really nice of them to give the Carnifex a few chances to have a swing at them.
My biggest gripe with this animation (I've only seen fragments people upload, there is NO way I'm paying for WH+) is the glaring flaws in logic displayed by characters.
@@andrzejmarut8166 IF logic was applied, AND if weapons worked in this universe, 40K would be an awfully short saga.
Well, it came to them. And instead of running away to maybe preserve their own lives, they focused on pouring enough firepower into it to bring it down there and then - plus holding it in place while reinforcements moved in with heavy weapons to get good shots on it. I get the logic you're using, but I find 'hehe, why not just get further away?' to be more flawed than the movie logic it criticises.
If I remember correctly, lasgun (what those infantry wields) could penetrate armor only at very close range.
@@harrybyaqussamprayuga1756Penetration depends on the model and energy setting. Distance only matters at very long ranges or in bad weather conditions.
So few frames makes the Tyranids seem even faster. It's like they are doing micro teleports.
The lore does state that the Gaunts are pretty damn fast. Even on the tabletop they can move farther in a single turn than just about any unit except bike troops
That's how we would see actual bugs moving if they were our size
Found the shill
@@gothicalpha or just found someone who's read the rulebook and codex. Hormagaunts, and Termagants can move up to 19" in a single movement phase if they're specced right. Meaning that inside a couple turns, they're in close combat, and nomming your opponents army
The soldiers emblem looks like from street Fighter Shadaloo
I feel so much worse for imperial infantry than storm troopers. Can you imagine hitting your target consistently and it not doing anything?
Jedi plot armor be like
Although Guardsmen definitely have it worse I'd imagine that's how a group of Stormtroopers feel shooting at a Rancor
@@wildspirewarrior211 more than plot armor, it was confirmed that Stormtrooper Helmets don't allow a good vision, so that's explains a lot of why the fail their shots
Add that to the fact that Jedis are protected by the Force and trained to dodge/deflect the blasters and you got it
Clone Troopers on the other hand were built from Jango Fett's DNA, making them way better than Stormtroopers before taking any training.
That makes the Imperium equally inefficient.
Feels like they got their guns from a laser tag place, all flash and no fire
Incredible what people can make with microsoft paint!
If this was made in MS Paint, then you should be shaking about the thought of what they could do with an even larger toolset afforded to them in other animation programs.
@@Tank50us Yeah, I mean if only they had a big company with a lot of money behind them.... Imagine what quality work they could make xD
“Actually that’s not Microsoft paint 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓”
@@ICEE-TEA cringe
@@malthus986 You don't need money to make good animation, unless you need a PC and a animation app
This makes me feel good things as a guard player.
I love the fact it shows how it would go down, wave after wave, fight and whittle down the foe, fight for the Emperor and for your fellow Guards.
(Chef's kiss)
Wait your telling theres a warhammer 40k game where you can be a guard?!?!
@@RegularGamingChannel Take your pick of the Dawn of War games, or... the tabletop
@@RegularGamingChannel He's probably talking about the tabletop game. Lots of models make it expensive to the point we call them "plastic crack". You've been warned.
Ah ok
If you want to feel and understand the world of Warhammer 40k *don't* focus on the Space Marines.
While the carnifex admittedly did seem small and sounded somewhat underwhelming as well as way too fast for what is essentially a walking siege engine; I won't deny they portrayed just how deadly and gruesome the tyranids are, that bioplasma was nasty in a good way.
Wait... that was supposed to be a Carnifex?
@@thebighurt2495 head is the biggest give away. Also anything smaller can't have bioplasma. Very hunched over, head doesn't have a crest, and chimney things sticking out the back. Carnifex alright but I can understand why it would throw people off considering in older artwork and even models, these things are bigger than tanks and dreadnoughts
@@hammer1349 I mean, that thing's more like a Warrior in scale. A Carnifex is practically-Imperial Knighty size.
@@thebighurt2495 carnifexes don't get that big but easily the size of battle tanks which it what their general targets are. Nids don't do anything they don't need to. If it was a warrior, as I said it would have a shaper angled head with a plated crest on it and it would standing much more upright. More than likely it would also not be assaulting the trench alone, being backed up/protected by either other warriors or warrior organisms like raveners or shrikes; or a small swarm of hormagaunts
Well they're Tyranids they come in limitless forms and sizes. (Lorewise)
"1 flashlight won't do jack....1,000 however"-a Commissar probably
“Any marine who doesn’t respect the laz rifle has never had to charge 100 of them”
0:32 Oh, a grizzled veteran with his helmet off. Surely he will survi-- Nevermind.
He didn't need it anyway.
To be kinda fair, his buddies with the helmets got killed too. He was just guaranteeing that he will actually die from whatever hits him instead of having the slight chance of having to wait to burn to death/bleed out.
8 guardsmen for a Carnifex. Such a good trade. Emperor even gave the guardsmen a lucky dice roll of plasma shot and stun grenade.
9 actually...but still. Not a good trade for the spacebugs
Good Lord I normally don't notice budget animation but these are practically still images with light effects.
I accidentally showed this to my bosses at work instead of my originally planned Powerpoint.
The last thing they said before firing me was: "We got this at the cost of TTS and Astartes?"
For context
I worked at a garbage disposal company, and they didn't want this.
wow.
Hope you can find a new job then mate lol
TTS is still up
@@sebastiangralian527 yeah but they aren't making any more of it
@@hammer1349 Sadly some of the cast members said that they are continuing production but at a slow rate. They don't want to completely give up on the project but unfortunately they are stubbornly working on it once in a while.
Excelente presentación power point de GW!
someone in the Imperium should really tell the Adeptus Mechanicus to stop supplying the Imperial Guards with those useless flashlights, and start instead mass producing heavy caliber ballistic guns like the pistols the Commissars are been given, because it look like the most effective gun in the Imperial Guards are mainly used against those that are failing their duties instead of the enemy.
Have your met the Mechanicus mate? They’d rather die sieging Terra than share their tech with “weak fleshlings.”
It's a running joke at this point but bolter pistol / bolters are too difficult and too expensive to reproduce to outfit the guards. Lasguns only seem weak because IG's enemies are overpowered, especially since Tyranids evolves constantly as they take damage. Lasguns have near infinite ammo and requires a lot less maintenance than your standard bolter and a well placed las shot between a space marine's armor can kill them instantly. Las guns are much more powerful than an autogun, which is often used by heretics and renegades. The target they killed was a carnifex, the tyranids' equivalent of a tank, it's honestly kind of too strong that they actually managed to down one with only las gun, plasma rifle, and a grenade.
A bolter / bolt pistol fires a armor piercing rocket rather than a bullet, which is why they're far more effective than a las gun.
Brah why would they make a gun that costs *more* than the solider using it. The heavy caliber weapons are for the Space Marines... You know the guys who's plan isn't "just throw 50,000 guys at them and then blow the planet up 🤷"
I think in one of the novels a space marine tells a guardsman that making one bolterround consumes as much resources and time as making one lasgun
Lasguns are actually AMAZING weapons. You can change their settings to grant more killing power, recharge the power pack by tossing it into a fire and it requires very little maintenance. Compare that to a bolter; which is expensive to make, harder to maintain and most important the ammunition is heavy and difficult to transport (even more so since there is not such thing as a galactic standard bolt round size for humans). This is why guardsmen fight in combined arms; infantry supported by tanks, aircraft, heavy weapons special weapons, etc.
The guard pulling the dead Tyranid off the quad canon to get back to fire the gun is a small thing, but awesome.
Funny how he didn’t melt the skin off his hands by grabbing two big fistfuls of burning alien flesh
Those guardsmen are really lucky that they could only afford to animate the Carnifex moving 1 or 2 times otherwise standing in mele range for 20-30 seconds wouldn't have worked out too well
Carnifex can only move with the speed of 2fps / second. it's all true to lore and world-class animation😂😂😂
The Biotitan at the start was the scariest thing about it... Sort of implies they are already pretty screwed.
Ah come on... they got this🤣
¿Why though? ¿It means that the tyranids already won or what?
@@ZxMoonLightxZ if there is a biotitan, it means the nids have A) amassed enough biomass to create one in the first place and B) are in the final stages of an invasion. Generally tyranid invasions if I remember correctly get bigger and bigger bugs the longer it goes on. Starts of with vanguard organisms, mainly lictors and genestealers. Then goes to swarm, so all the little ones. After that, if the previous where not enough, stuff like carnifexes start showing up to break the defences the gants and gaunts etc couldn't overcome. After that, it all generally comes to down to the level of defences and how tenacious the defenders are. A biotitan is one of the last organisms to be deployed, much like how imperial titans are called upon when things really hit the fan.
@@hammer1349 So these guards are gonna need titans or multiple marine chapters to get out of this buggy situation, the emperor be with them!
Pretty much, if you're Guardsman infantry and there's Biotitan walking around then things are not good...
“Should we aim our flesh-exploding laser weapons at the enemy’s flesh? Nah let’s aim for the near indestructible armor..”
I thought games workshop doesn't allow fan animations anymore
Ohhh I see what you did there 🤣
Please don't insult fan animations...
That's an insult to the fan animations mate
Well they dont and that is the result. A script from a braindead and animation someone perfected on MS DOS 5.0.
these animators should be hired by GW
imagine what they could do if they made a series out of this with the many dollars that the company holds.
Edit: to future readers, sarcasm and satire is the peak form of comedy
They were hired and they got minimum budget there is
I believe this show, hammer and bolter, is made by games workshop who own WH40K. In the defence of the quality it seems like they are focusing more on quantity of episodes and the quality of the story vs actual visual quality. I am all for that combo.
I think you all missed the joke
I think sarcasm is not for you guys
@@isurcantu5560 yea you're probably right. I was just trying to be polite 🥲. Didn't want to assume everyone knew about Warhammer +.
So glad they gave us a show that’s animated 30% of the time
Not great in animation but good in the sense it helps explain visuals how imperial guardsmen have to handle it and why the tyranids are dangerous
I like how they are really adaptive even when they are taking casualties due to ineffective equipment and close quarter environment. Makes the guard look competent and hardy like they should be instead of a meat bag shield
@@ReaperofValhalla I agree sure they might not have the greatest technology but they are hardy and adaptive bastards !
Gee, this cinematic for starcraft 1 from 1998 was really awesome. Really bring me back the memories.
STARCRAFT copied WH40K .-.
@@loquendocarlos No it did not warcraft was meant to be a Warhammer Fantasy game that just fell through. Starcraft end up being different in fact it was memed on looking like warcraft but in space. Also the one time GW attempted to sue blizzard over that very thing GW lost in court. And it was all over someone using the term space marine. Which fun fact was the first coin in the starship troopers book which predates WH40K by several decades. Also, GW can't complain about coping when they do the same thing.
@@kraigisboss internet say that starship star in 1997.. WH40k in 1987 ._.
@@loquendocarlos my guy hes talking about the fucking book LOL
@@brightestlight9462 ahhhhhhhhhhhh
ok ok ok ok :P
While I agree that the animation leaves much to be desired, I can’t say I don’t like this, the story is good and so is the general feel of everything, it’s dark and you never forget that this planet is undergoing an apocalypse definite 7/10
Problem being this is something GW expects us to pay for as a subscription. If this were free to watch on their website then I would have no complaints, heck even if its a 1 time payment for full access to the series (and JUST the series mind you) then it's pretty good. But as it stands, I cannot justify this.
A good story can save bad animation while good animation cannot save a bad story.
So you're saying that GW has a good idea but a shit execution of said idea?
Seems pretty on brand for them tbh.
Still not paying for this trash lmao
That's what's so frustrating. The tone, storyline, and visual designs are all perfectly fine. The backgrounds are often quite stunning and beautiful, actually. But the animation is so cheap-looking and shoddy that it distracts the viewer and makes it impossible to enjoy the good parts. Like, I get they don't want to spend millions of dollars on it like "Castlevania", but even if they can't do full-on fluid animation, there are ways to make a limited number of animation frames look better.
@@dark7element or go for a halo legends style thing and make them semi animated comics. I think a lot of 40k short stories would benefit from this format.
Es lamentable como el imperio a caido en decadencia. Viendo la tecnología tan avanzada que tenían incluso después de la herejía, es triste como por la superstición y adoración al emperador todo se fue al garete. Incluso parece que lo mantienen vivo en contra de su voluntad en ese trono dorado tanta tecnología perdida tantas enseñanzas olvidadas y para que sirvió sí al final todo terminó en tragedia. Por esa misma adoración y míralos ahora muriendo en masa en tácticas suicidas luchando con enemigos, cada vez más poderosos con armas inútiles y creen todavía que tienen posibilidad de ganar esta guerra. La única salvación sería una alianza con los eldar aunque sea temporal. Y aunque eso sea herejía realmente el imperio lo están golpeando por todos lados y no sabe nisiquiera que están golpeando esto no es triste. Esto es trágico incluso para los astartes esta situación es insostenible. Mejor que se pongan las pilas y empiecen a crear tecnología de calidad y aprovechar los cerebritos que parece que tienen, fuga de cerebros masiva, igual. ! Gloria al emperador!
Si Inquisidor, éste comentario justo aquí
yo creo que realmente la única salvación es dejar morir al emperador y tratar de ver si reencarna en alguien más, aunque si te soy sincero, con que los humanos aprendan a pensar por si mismos harán la diferencia.
Has entendido el punto de la historia
Pues por algo volvió guilliman ha hecho mucho desde que volvió, desde poner el orden en terra y purgandola del caos y los incompetentes, haciendo mejores armas y teniendo a sus marines primaris, actualmente la humanidad al mando de guilliman ah vuelto a retomar su iniciativa del imperio imparable y también claro siguiendo las órdenes de su padre el emperador
Hemos contactado al ordo hereticus en su sector.
Favor de permanecer en su posición actual
I'm so happy I never bought into Warhammer+. Who in their right mind thinks this is better than what astartes was becoming? You can see the difference between work done by someone passionate about what they're doing and someone who is getting paid
Agreed, Games Workshop should have hired these independent creators on freelance contracts. Let them do their own thing on youtube (with sponsorships) to draw people into the hobby, then bring in the most talented for big projects.
The guy behind astartes is now getting paid and the gap between his videos was years
@@serronserron1320 now he's getting paid, to make what they want him to. I'm happy to wait if it means the product is as good as it was looking
@@serronserron1320 months, not years.
Quit putting Astartes on such a high pedestal. It was a 15 minute visual demo with no story, script, characters, etc.
I like how the guards see their peers getting melted alive and JUST FUCKING SHOOTING TAKING STEPS CLOSER.
Guards are the most chad beings in 40k.
It's either a chance to take the monster down
Or a sure execution by some helpful commissar behind you
Lmao this Newgrounds tier animation is the best a multi-million dollar company could produce?
Bro, I've seen few newgrounds animations that are far better than this, no joke
@@justsi668 this is newgrounds circa 2010
@@christopher6337 what :V
They had lots of nice illustrated assets, it's just the compositing was amateur. Not much vision in the camera work.
That's an insult to new grounds animation
Really does show how tough those bugs are. Took almost two dozen guardsmen firing their lazguns nonstop for a full sixty seconds for it to go down.
This is what I like about tyranids no matter how many you kill more just keeps coming
Thank god their speed is 1 frame per second.
This really makes the Flashgitz series look great
This content is not bad, it’s just not amazing. Sad to see GW work so hard on shutting down fan animations :(
Cadia fall is the "can of worms "popping out .
For those that are griping about the animation quality, remember that this series is built on the "animated comic book" style. And in many cases, the teams who make these have a head count that can be counted with one hand.
Other studios have produced content similar in style to this, with hundreds of people, and millions of dollars in budget. Despite this, you didn't seem to have an issue with those shows, but you have an issue here?
I have a legitimate challenge for you: if you think you can do better, then go out, get a computer, the art programs you feel comfortable with, and you try to make something better. Who knows, you might get an email from GW with a job offer like these guys did. A job offer that meant they could safely walk away from the grind of their previous 9-5 and get to work on something they have a passion for while making sure their bills are paid.
In short: you don't hate GE, you don't hate the art and animation team who made this.... You hate yourselves for not chasing a passion, and the ones that did are now getting paid for their hard work.
I’m not sure if you’re aware of this but the issue that most people have with this is that GW banned all fan animations from the internet and then released this low-quality animation. Of course it’s not the animators’ fault, they have to work with what they have. GW is who gives them their paltry resources to work with. That’s why everyone is angry, because even if they wanted to or were able to make a better 40k animation their work will get banned. People who can and have done better have already gotten screwed over and dragged into this low-caliber vortex. We absolutely hate GW, not these animators.
@@Goliath5100 wrong in the first sentence. They didn't ban fan works. They banned the practice of people profiting off their IP without their consent. You could make a 40K animation all you want, and post it wherever you want. You just can't make money from it unless you have written permission from GW. It's technically been this way since Steamboat Willy, but most companies wouldn't pursue it until very recently when IP and Copyright laws changed.... Thanks to Disney
@@Tank50us You were just talking about how people should pursue their passions to get away from their 9-5 grinds. People were doing just that by making amazing fan animations and getting their bills paid off of websites like patron or kickstarter (these are independent creators being funded by fans, not rival corporations) and then GW comes and drops the hammer on all of them, subsequently releasing vastly inferior material for their own profit motive, and you take issue with consumers voicing complaints about that business practice?
@@Goliath5100 yes, people could go to KS or Patreon. But funding through them isn't guaranteed, and can be ripped away from you at the drop of a hat for reasons that only they know, or worse, not enough people see the animation at all to even trip the algorithm on TH-cam.
Meanwhile, GW offers these animators 80K+ per year, and they can work from home. And that's been shown to have a devil-may-care release schedule (IE, GW isn't breathing down their necks to get things out). So for 80K/yr you could work from home, on a project you want to make, on a time schedule that suits you? And the only requirement is that you pay attention to the lore? Not exactly a bad deal, and could look good on a resume if you opt to go on to something else late on.
It's also a win for GW, since now if any big companies come to try and buy out the IP from them, they can say "no, we're producing it, and still have control. Go away."
@@Tank50us it's because we gotta pay for it and we expect more. not a difficult concept to understand
God, I would to see a Starship Trooper style Warhammer movie of the Imperial facing the Arachnids.
That movie was the closest i think we'll ever get.
Man I love me some Imperial Guard! I hope we see more of them brought to animation theyre my favorite faction
The Starship Troopers soundtrack fits this surprisingly well.
You'd think one or two of those guardsmen could have a spare frame so they could dodge an attack once in a while
You'd think that a Guardsman wouldn't *gawk* at a sharp stabby slicey weapon coming at them
Just imagine if this was animated properly
Wow, Guardsmen with lasguns ADVANCEing on a carnifex in a trench is one of the most hardcore things I've seen.
I mean, it is quite close to the old wargames. I do remember a friend of mine playing tyranids against my imperial guard, getting close with a carnifex worth hunderts of points to my group of - I think - 40 guardsmen. Gave them the order "first line fire, second line fire" or something like that to double their shots and killed that thing even with 2+ saves on his side.
"Remember lads, the commissar will shoot you for cowardice if you move even an inch while in combat! Make sure to stand absolutely stock still while shooting!"
How about the carnifex that just jumped down a trench, kill some guardmen and decide to stand still for at least 3 seconds, enduring lasgun shots while surrounded by tasty biomass just waiting to be devoured? 🤡
Any respectable hive tyrant would just send it to a reclammation pool to be made into a ripper swarm.
When I think about how a lasgun works, how laser weapons in general work, how they kill, I would think that THAT MANY GUARDSMEN dumping their power packs into a carnifex wouldn’t take a half hour to bring it down. How does a flesh and blood creature successfully diffuse THAT MUCH HEAT through its body without any of its vital organs being cooked? How is it THAT ABLE to resist all the fluids in its body being vaporized? Must have some sort of natural coolant or anti-conductive compounds floating around in its bloodstream, or something similar in its cells. I can understand the armored carapace on its head and back being made of some sort of refractive material like ceramite, but the rest of its body took a hilarious amount of hits, and no guardsman with more than half a brain cell would try to burn through its carapace. Unless he was hammering away at the fucker with a plasma cannon or something. Nothing alive save a Hierophant or a greater daemon could tank something like that.
It is a flashlight
Is a low energy laser is like a just a flashlight with much more energy, it is not even consider plasma perse
@@martinnavarrete5279 it's not necessarily low energy. A lasgun would be pretty powerful by today's standards, it's that everything else in the 40k universe is too OP for it to do anything against anything but basic infantry.
@@rayhankazianga6817 i mean, refering to how advance is the imperium the lasgunis total trash for canon fodder, even for the standart of other sci-fi factions is weak
@@martinnavarrete5279 the imperium is... weird. A modern main battle tank (M1A2 Abrams, challenger 2, etc) could definitely give a leman russ a run for its money. Same with modern fighters going up against thunderbolts and lightnings. Heavier vehicles could be taken out with laser-guided munitions, artillery, and things like the switchblade drone.
In my opinion, the imperium is partially far beyond our current technology, but some areas are at, or even below our current technology level
To me, this has the same energy of poking at a ants hive (The imperium) it doesn't matter how big you are, they're gonna kill you. So run, or accept your fate.
I love how GW went from laser pointers to powerpointers.
I can see Carl now saying to aim for the central nervous system and put it down for good. Neil Patrick Harris starship troopers 😂😂😊
Es inevitable que tienen que unir fuerzas las razas más poderosa de está galaxia por qué el gran devorador ya viene
1:20 as they were gunning down that singular nid, I was thinking "you can't get distracted shooting down one of them as you'll be eaten by ten times the numbers you've already killed."
Most epic Power Point presentation out there
In an alternate universe, that Plasma guardsman overcharged and blew up, they all died, the end.
1:35 that guy looks like he should not be there.
In the full one you lern he is a messenger that I think got cout up in all this
I love how guardsmen get laserpointers for guns.
Definitely an A on this community college animation project.
This really sums up the imperiums tactic of if you throw enough stuff at the wall, eventually something will stick
Потрясающе эффективные лазерные винтовки
Они эффективные, но это Карнифекс, а ему срать на такое оружие
I will give them credit where credit is due.
This is the best slide show I have ever seen.
1:14 I like how these elite dudes just popped up and hit em with something heavy and tactical...or at least it is implied they are not regular joes
Tbh they look average to me, just one was battle wounded and one had a cruddy balaclava.
Might be veterans or part of a heavy weapons team as one of them had a plasma gun
I can't decide what that reminds me...
1) Starship troopers (10 troopers shooting one bug to even scratch it)
2) Starcraft Brood Wars intro (the zerglings running into the trench)
:D
Tienen rifles y los usan a rango cuerpo a cuerpo, que pros
Esta es la guardia Imperial
Glad to see they still hand out stand issue flashlights.
I like the style :) I understand that there arent many frames etc, but it is another reason why I wish that warhammer+ was not a paid service. Shows like this should be made free, and so then others can always donate. I think it'd make more money this way vs. being locked into a paid service.
Excellent, most exquisite! *Chef kiss...
This is what EGTTS die for...*clap clap
this one always gave me Metalocalypse vibes. art and animation style is very similar
this powerpoint presentation makes me want to commit heresy
Esto si es arte
Pana adónde puedo ver la serie?
@@santiagocuello1835 no existe es como un fanart creo.
@@santiagocuello1835 hammer and bolter es una serie de WH+ aunque muchos dicen que esta algo mal animada
This is what your miniatures see while they’re on the table top
They have range weapons to use them at melee distance
Adventuring Friend: "Join the Imperium Guard, you'll get to go to exotic places and meet new people. Feel the adventure!"
(Now) Me in the Frontlines: "I should have stayed and be a accountant."
The sad thing is that it's *almost* good, but it's missing like... actually animation in some spots.
these soldiers are storm troopers but in different armor... they clearly know the gun doesnt do anything against their exoskeleton but still persist in using it.
Muchas gracias por traernos esto 👍
Imperial Guardsman: This is the end!
Cadian Trooper: No, it's Tuesday!
Que es esto y por qué no sabía de el antes ? Jajaj es hermoso
con solo ver la animacion no lo entenderas
this video was once labeled by youtube as kid's content
0:13 ¡¡¡Un Genestealer!!! ¡No dejéis que os infecte!
Robagenes
As much as I dislike the stop motion animation, the acidic effects were dope.
Es esto una serie? Dónde está disponible?
WH+
40k is truly grimdark when this is the official animation
Makes me realise just how pathetic those Laz Rifles really are.
1 flashlight may be weak...but ten thousand of those said flashlights can dent even the strongest of armor...or in this case two squads lighting up a single bug.
@@neonthepartycat4990 yeah but we are talking about a specie that have 10 bugs for every guardsmen :(
@@neonthepartycat4990 You could say that with any form of weapons, tbh
@@martinnavarrete5279 that just means you can fire in any damn direction..and hope to God the shots that hit are fatal.
@@Gigatony74 true.
Soldier: Sir it attacks with claws and short range breath attacks what should we do?!
Captain: get closer dammit!
i hate how the lasgun is always portrayed as a useless flashlight
Thats because they are
@@imperialcommisar5279 not at 3 meters range
@@imperialcommisar5279 not against the guards most common enemies
New "Hammer of the Emperor" rule. Those guardsmen are fishing for 6s.
they could use actual figures at this point
"Cadia stands" is something you shout into the face of your enemy, a cry of defiance that says "you'll never break us" It's not something absentmindedly muttered from one guardsman to another while lightly jogging through the trenches.
Dónde se puede ver la serie con subtítulos?
buscalo en telegram, hay un canal exclusivo que sube todo subtitulado
@@RafaelCabreraAzrael telegram.?
@@andresalfonsoserranoleon5150 si telegram
@@RafaelCabreraAzrael como se llama?
@@deserenitatem hammer and bolter
0.52 POV you're playing dawn of war UA mod and frantically reinforcing a conscript squad untill they win.
Lmao they don’t even try to doge their just like, “oh no I’m about to die, that’s cringe.”
Seriously it amazes me that there aren't more shows/animes/movies about Warhammer man
Hey guys wouldn’t you just love to live through your favorite sci-fi reality experience?
Warhammer fans:
I feel like what makes them put out this subpar work is that the artist have to interpret that story and animate it from the view of someone who is less creative or artful. What GW did was akin to cutting off their nose to spite their face. We had better fan animations because they knew what they wanted to emphasize and how they wanted to tell the story, the passion just raised it to the next level
Honestly I like this art style for introducing warhammer. It's not like its going to stay like this for EVERYTHING warhammer this is just one story
th-cam.com/video/i1naR2p7Fg0/w-d-xo.html
oof
@@dudebruh8534 yes I like that art style deal with it.
It had so much potential but was utterly squandered.
Hahaha
The guardsman at 1:46 is literally shooting with a piece of cardboard, no wonder they can't hold.
You'd think at some point they'd be like "we need bigger better weapons" consdering they needed dozens of the rifles focused on one tyranid just to kill it.
Lasguns are weak asf. Because they need to clear their advantage point to the enemy’s weakest spot. But bolters will do a thing at all. Unless they need a proper fully equipped Lasguns with enough firepower.
GW clearly shows what extreme budgeting gets you in animation
I heard this was bad animation and bad quality...wow, yeah. Massive let down. Can we go back to fan made shows?
Has Gun: Proceeds to move to point blank range.
Ningún latino va a criticar está serie? Digo, es una animación que fue parte de un servicio pagado
¿Por qué hay que criticar la serie? Yo pago la suscripción para verla y nada más pongo fragmentos de un simple capitulo y ya.
@@adeptusmusicaimperatoria8612 En su momento la critica era que los fans podian hacer animacion mas fluida, y las quejas era que no monetizaran los fans. La calidad de animacion fan (muchas veces 3d) contra la fluidez de esta al ser de pago mensual ha causado controversia en su momento y critica en usa.
(Nada en contra en este canal, mas algo que digo en general de la comunidad. La ambientacion es buena, aun asi)
Onda, es entendible, el fandom latino de Warhammer es 1% de un 1% (Si estamos es más por Lore y Juegos de video que las miniaturas).
De todas formas, perder TTS por esto fue una patada a los huevos de parte de la compañía a TODOS sus fanáticos
Ami me gusto. Y creo que vale la pena el pagó
no está mal en si ... Pero comparado con el contenido que han hecho por los fans , se siente que no tiene la misma calidad (como la mini serie en TH-cam llamada astartes)
Hammer and Bolter is probably the best power point I've ever seen.