Timestamps: Opening Cutscene 0:01 Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl vs. the Will of Eternity 2:43 Restoration of the Null Array & Attack on Cadia Secundus Cutscene 5:44 Arrival of the Phalanx 8:00 Arrival of Archmagos Belisarius Cawl Cutscene 9:56 (meeting with High Archaeovist of the Solemnace Galleries Trazyn the Infinite 12:09) Arrival of Admiral Venesca Catallia & Battlegroup Silver Dawn 13:15 Execution of Captain Severin 14:17 Activation of the Pylons of the Elysion Fields 14:59 Engagement of the Vengeful Spirit 15:45 Engagement of the arriving chaos vessels 17:10 Ramming of the Blackstone Fortress 18:02 Fall of Cadia Cutscene & Title Screen 18:22 Imperium of Man & Arrival of Admiral Spire Cutscene 19:19 Destruction of plasmic stellaezoa & Warlord Tsevosk 22:00 Horus Heresy, Abaddon exposition 22:24 Nemesis Tessera Cutscene 27:17 Eye of Terror; Aeldari (craftworld, corsairs, drukhari, Ynnari) exposition cutscene & the Arrival of Pirate Prince Eldrathain Voidstinger 29:45 Forge World Agripinaa Cutscene 36:20 Solar Eruption 37:40 Introduction of Lord Inquisitor Darkhammer & Promotion of Admiral Spire 39:17 Arrival of Raider Commander Irusith & drukhari raiders 40:48 Introduction of Raider Admiral Id’artharn 42:13 Belis Corona Cutscene 44:20 Champion of the Death Guard Vucius 45:45 Arrival of the Tyranids 47:10 Tyranid & Genestealer Cult Cutscene 47:33 Chinchare & Reznor Cutscene 53:19 Trazyn’s Message 54:48 Necron Cutscene 56:10 Overlord of the Nepheru Dynasty Amarkun the Gatherer 57:54 Medusa Cutscene 1:01:36 Meeting with High Cardinal Svar 1:02:29 Autarch Yramahr 1:03:17 Arrival of Captain Sind Grolvoch 1:03:54 Departure of Darkhammer 1:05:23 Scarus & Ork Cutscene 1:06:35 Kaptin Wazrok & Void Whales 1:09:36 Big Boss Blitzrippa, the Gork’s Hammer 1:13:30 Warboss Gorespitta of the Goff 1:14:10 End of the Green Kroosade Cutscene 1:17:01 The Ancient One (Hivefleet Leviathan) 1:17:55 Arrival of Captain Seglei Khan 1:20:15 Fall of Hivefleet Leviathan Cutscene 1:21:27 Belial IV Cutscene 1:23:05 The Lord Ravager Threxos Hellbreed 1:23:55 Passage from Terra through the Cicatrix Maledictum 1:26:31 Location of the Lost Supply Ships 1:27:15 Warlord Brakthast & the Planet Killer 1:28:00 Arrival of the Macragge’s Honour & Lord Commander Roboute Guilliman 1:29:40 Guilliman Cutscene 1:31:17 Caliban Cutscene 1:31:56 Captain Abridal/The Lord Deceiver Zagthean the Broken 1:32:50 The Lord Purgator Devram Korda 1:35:30 Message from Eldrathain Voidstinger 1:38:20 Sorcerer Antharek 1:41:12 Darkhammer 1:48:36 Sentinel Worlds Cutscene 1:54:15 Arrival of Captain Donatos Aphael & Shadow-Captain Ajaz Solari 1:55:36 Phaeron Kephrekh the Unbroken 1:59:38 Solari’s Sacrifice 2:00:45 The Fall of the Dark Throne Cutscene 2:01:40 Scelus Subsector Cutscene 2:02:18 The Lord Corrupter Skyrak Slaughterborn 2:04:04 Walking Pox 2:06:07 Eidolon Sector (The Plague Planet, Sortiarus, Oliensis, Drakassi, Eidolon) 2:08:35 Warlord Karaz Goreflood 2:14:30 Vizer Ukani & Warlord Demaroz 2:15:05 Rotbringer Maltrius 2:16:24 Warmaster of Chaos Abaddon the Despoiler 2:17:27 Arrival of Emissary of Ynnead Yvraine 2:18:34 Arrival of Master Osmadiel 2:19:16 Final Cutscene 2:21:09
"Sir, Cadia has fallen!" "Sir, Necrons are waking up everywhere!" "Sir, the Aeldari are raiding everyone!" "Sir, Tyranids are mounting a massive invasion!" "Sir, the Orks are attracted by the mess!" Spire: "The plot thickens"
Really felt like it should have been the blood angels that rammed it and sacrificed themselves. Also could have made the captain slowly succumb to the black rage throughout the fight but alas RaVEn GuaRD: RAM THEM
Do you now that Power Fists are commonly used as an meelee anti-armor weapon? Yes, you heard correctly. Brave bastards (even unarmored, normal humans) will punch tanks until they explode. That's how fucking badass this universe is.
I like how Admiral Spiral spend over 800 years in the warp, then gets told Cadia is destroyed. First thing he does is go back to Cadia and into the warp
meanwhile, on the bridge of the Tau command ship: "haha, their puny little cannons stand no chance against our firepower!" "commander, the human battle ship is charging!" "pffft, so what? what pathetic gun or cannon are they trying to charge up and fire at us...?" "No, Commander. They´re charging *AT* *US* . With their entire ship. At full speed." "... whut?"
Necrons: We will reforge our empire! Eldar: we’re attempting to survive and avenge our craftworld! Imperium: We will drive the xenos from our borders! Chaos: we will bring the the dark gods gifts of entropy to the galaxy! Orkz: WHICH UN OV YA GITS KRUMPED MA FISHIE?!?!
@@KrimzonFlygon1 Well Spire is the most pragmatic and level headed imperial I've seen in 40k. Sure he had to kill a bullheaded inquisitior and allied with the Eldar and Necrons but when there are bigger problems to think about you got to deal with the lesser devil.
@Commander Shepard Although, given, that he has been declared Excommunicate Traitoris, I think Spire will come at no repercussions after killing him (and, maybe, even get a few thanks for putting down this rabid madman).
@@caav56 Since the Inquisition is basically in a state of constant civil war, probably more than half of all inquisitors would thank Spire, while the other half would be glad to have a competitor eliminated.
I find it hilarious that an Inquisitor would dare to fire on Mccrages Honor with the Lord Commander himself presumably on it. Having Gulliman in the campaign seriously fucks up that part of the story
@@Gegs-f6r >I find it hilarious that an Inquisitor would dare to fire on Mccrages Honor with the Lord Commander himself presumably on it The Inquisition at large has been stonewalling Guilliman since his ascension and the High Lords of Terra themselves conspired to launch a coup against him after threatening their power. Its not that far-fetched, especially for hardline Puritan Inquisitors.
gotta say I love how Spire is portrayed as incredibly diplomatic while surrounded by jerks, from an inquisitor who literally introduces himself just being like "I know you are a traitor" and casually proceeds to give him orders, to the Iron Hands who are like "you should be honored to received the privilege of supporting us in combat". And he just remains diplomatic and plays the game each one in the conversations.
I'm sure he must have polished up these diplomacy skills a lot over the course of the first game. Lots of politicking with not only the inquisition but the space marines, mechanicus and of course fellow admirals too.
He’s also from 800 years in the past, so I’d like to imagine the Imperium was more…amenable back then, at least to their allies, and now he has to deal with how bad things have gotten in his absence.
@@stephenbyrne2170 eldar don't really die of old age in 40k some of the named eldar have been around since before the birth of slanesh and the eye of terror.
@@stephenbyrne2170 yes to a degree they can still die from disease and wounds but age is not really a problem although the dark eldar are kind of iffy because their souls are actively being eaten by slanesh wich is wy they use torture and sadism to refill their souls with a layer of suffering wich slanesh will then feed on instead of their souls.
This is a wild thpught but what is Tzeentch was fighting Khorne in the Great game 800 years ago saw the potential in Admiral spire spared him from the otger gods grasp than knowing his hatred towards abbaddon would ve great let the Emperor guide his fury but didnt anticipate lord high admiral spire entering tge eye of terror and sent his chaos fleet to try to deter him After all the dark gods are constantly playing a Great Game
She only did her duty even if she recognizes her pride and need to be over zealous. Sure, she sees and knows her failure but dare not say it, knowing it is a show of weakness. For now, she barely gets a pass.
@@bossshun9 not even that. Her duty was to protect the pilons first. Her actions are even more stupid since the capacities of Abbadon's ship should be basic knowledge in the Imperial Navy, so she should have either A) stay close to the pilons to protect then from possible orbital bombarment or B) wait for reinforcements before engaging Abbadon instead of charging in and losing her entire battlegroup present there. I mean, she is first introduced losing a ship, ordering to braze for the interceptor run instead of to shot at the damn things
@@javieraravena5345not really. Every Gloriana class is different from each other in some way, and there's also the 10k years of modifications the Dark Mechanicum could get away with on her. That said, Guilliman also has a Gloriana class of his own.
Admiral Spire is the sort of admiral that the Imperium is deeply lacking. A man who embodies the ideals that have held the torch of the Emperor to light away the darkness that mankind finds itself in.
I like that he always gives them a chance to leave in that same voice like he’s just tired of their shit, like hes just “please just fucking leave I’ve had a long day”
I think we can all agree we ALL know what a "shadow moving through the Immaterium" is. And I always shudder when they describe it like that. Tyranids are scary.
@@clumsycommissar5260 But I shall put it on record that they are one of the few enemies that truly threaten all AND can back it up. They counter virtually every opponent, since Chaos is countered by their Hive Fleet Kronos. Scary doesn't mean I'm not willing to fight them.
@@thefiresworddragon927 I know, but most people won't. They just not bothered to learn. By the way do we still use beam for mid ship or there are other ways to say it.
@1:07:46 The fact that Orks took their time to paint that on the planet is pretty amusing. Didn't realized that the Orks are a fine connoisseur of arts.
That ain't paint. That's *fires.* Also, reminds me of the old story for ork bikers, where there's apparrently been a mob of them who trained to roll in formation so their exhaust trails would spell out "SOD OFF!" to aircraft flying over them.
pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "What do we have here? Admiral Spire? Many tides have turned since we fought together against the despoiler." lord admiral spire, "Would that we met in better circumstances. Out of regard for those days, I will allow you this opportunity to withdraw." pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "impossible. the vessel you protect assailed one of our craftworlds. they shall not escape." lord admiral spire, "the silver dawn attacked a craftworld? no matter. I cannot allow you harm them further." pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "then your death will herald theirs, even though it gives me no pleasure." some ramming and plasma emissions later lord admiral spire, "...this was a victory for no one." pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "you dance as well as i remember, spire...." get a room you two...jeez, I'm blushing
@The Premier The Imperium isn't fascist. So long as you're human - yes, even certain mutant strains are considered human - and so long as you're a loyal servant of the God-Emperor of Mankind, your sexuality doesn't really matter. In the grim darkness of the far future, there's a surprising amount of acceptance. Besides, in a galaxy-spanning empire where trillions upon trillions of humans, it's not like anyone's gonna care when basic survival is essentially a struggle on most Imperial worlds.
Man, I’ve been watching these cutscene compilations and I gotta day, whoever wrote the dialogue deserves a gold star. Voice acting could be a little better, but the exchanges between adversaries are always so sophisticated.
40k Universe in a metalhead perspective, Imperium: Power Metal Chaos: Black Metal Orks: Slam Metal Tyranids: Grindcore Necrons: Electronic Metal Eldar: Folk Metal T’au: ?
You finally complete and survive your training for the Imperial Navy- :D You’re assigned to the quarters in the bow section of High Admiral Spire’s flagship- :o
This was excellently shot, been going through this campaign and know just how tough some of those special missions are. To also get some of these shots must have been a ton of work.
There is one point of confusion for me in terms of the story: the disagreement with the inquisitor. Since the Lord commander, Guilliman himself is there with the macragge's honour, couldn't Spire have appealed to him to be the arbiter of the disagreement? Surely Guilliman's authority supersedes that of the inquisitor?
If I may, most likely that part of the story was meant to happen before Macragge´s Honour and Guilliman appeared. There was dialogue in certain parts of the story what makes sense only when you play them in certain order. Edit: Thanks for all the likes.
And also Emil Darkhammer was very ruthless and cruel Inquisitor in his life. He murdered billions of innocents simply to kill few traitors. Edit: Only Kryptman has bigger friendly fire kill count.
@@KeishinB237 Technically, but try to control a group of super spies/terrorist/zealots/double O seven agents with the rights to burn planets on whims and little decourse. An organization so widespread so absolute and above all common sense, that they themselves do not know how many they are, where they are, and what they are doing unless they want you to know or the very same agents try to unveil their own corrupted members. They are like rats in the sewers, in the walls, and underground. In the cornfields and forests. They are even thier pest control. So how pray tell would you convince sounch a group to work with an old relic when clearly they know more than a thing or two on how to manage the faults and troubles of the imperium. Men and women so unaccustomed to authority other than their own that they would not even recognise the Emperor himself telling them to shut up and listen to his son.
He eaven led hi his flagship, the las glorian class battleship within the imperium. I recon things would get preaty bad for Admiral Spire after that number, eaven with papa smurf's help.
@@Ballard258 Well, seeing as Grillyman's power is basically absolute and second only to Little Kitten I reckon Spire would be JUST FINE protecting Bobby G's Eldar Big tiddy girlfriend
11:44 (Bold indicates spoken dialogue in the cutscene between Archmagos Cawl and Trazyn.) Trazyn eventually made his way to Cadia, accompanied by several key items holding portions of his Imperial collection. He made contact with Archamgos Dominus Belisarius Cawl, who had set himself the task of determining how to make use of the Cadian Pylons to close off the Eye of Terror from realspace and save Cadia from the forces of Chaos. The archmagos at first mistook the Necron Overlord for another xenos who had aided him in the past and set him on the path to Cadia, the Harlequin Shadowseer Sylandri Veilwalker. Cawl turned, servo-crawlers scuttling beneath him. The intruder was not the Aeldari Shadowseer. Green eyes blazed from beneath a hood of metallic scale. The power core of a burnished staff glinted. *"I mean you no harm."* The figure cocked his head to one side. "Are those the correct words? I find that no matter which I use, no one ever believes them." He paused. "Wait...What did you call me?" Secondary circuits meshed, retrieving ancient data. A Necron. A soulless embodiment of the Motive Force. A blasphemy against the Omnissiah. Cawl's Arc Scourge slithered to life, energy crackling across its coils. *"You are an abomination."* The Necron set his staff aside. *"'Thief' normally suffices. I prefer 'honoured guest.' But abomination or thief, you and I have common cause."* Cawl willed the Arc Scourge's tendrils to war mode, already anticipating the joy of dissection. *"Logic dictates otherwise."* *"Then you don't seek to understand the nature of this matrix?"* The Arc Scourge grew still at Cawl's wordless command. This was unexpected. Or was it the abomination's trick to preserve its mockery of existence? *"You comprehend its secrets?"* *"I was there when they were first erected. Or perhaps I wasn't. You of all people should understand that memory is a fickle thing."* Cawl allowed an angry hiss to rattle through his rebreather. *"We share no commonality."* "Perhaps. I went to the fires of biotransference in chains. You, I think, have gladly sliced away your humanity piece by piece." The Necron stepped closer, eyes blazing. *"But neither of us desires to see this galaxy ripped asunder by the Empyreal Ones. Destroy me if you wish. I will simply awaken elsewhere. Nothing will change. For me, for you ... for this world."* Cawl remained silent, probabilities warping and reforming with fresh data. First an Eldar had set him on this path, now a Necron offered to guide his steps. But if the knowledge preserved the Omnissiah's Imperium ... *"Show me."* Sardonic laughter, dry as dust, echoed around the cavern. *"I thought you'd never ask."*
dude literally gets the personal blessing of Roboute Guilliman, and Darkhammer is just like "nah bro I'm still in charge here" *do you feel in charge?*
The best thing for Abby to do is lead the charge and let his minions cover the wings but the Armless Wonder went and drid-fed his fleet straight into Spire's guns. Sigismund correctly predicted his fate: *_You will die as your weakling father died. Soulless. Honourless. Weeping. Ashamed._*
Playing the Original and watching this. You got to love High Admiral Spire. His skills, leadership and loyalty to the Emperor and the Imperium are so renown. That even Lord Commander Primarch Roboute Guilliman placed his fleet under Spire's command.
@@bossshun9 Spire's entire life is a spec in Gullimans nap, even smaller in his life, Gulliman has probably known hundreds of admirals like Spire and forgotten hundreds more.
Imperium - ok we lost Cadia... this kinda suck... also imperium - lets just bring a fleet who 800 years was lost in warp, and make them conquer another planet to be a bastion of the imperium!!!
37:19 Spire : I need data commodore, not panic Kage : Im sorry sir. Drang projected light defenses, but there's whole armada waiting for us Spire : They were warned, there can be no explanation Did Admiral Spire just get Celestial Lioned by Drang?
I'm surprised he didn't get the Black Templars onboard given how (Imperial Fists) many (Dark Angels) Space Marine (Ultramarines) chapters (White Scars) who came (Raven Guard) to help.
1:49:00 None of this would have come to pass with the Primarch attached to Spire's forces. The Inquisitor would have bowed to Guilliman's will or perished.
I know I Never understood that, I know an inquisitor lords technically answer only to the emperor, He would be fool to tests that to its technical limit, what the hell was guillimen doing on that ship all that time? Not a word to Abaddon!, he was probably having too fun with organisational and supply logistics for the liberated planets
@@informationyes From the dialogue earlier it sounded like Guilliman gave Spire command of the McCragg's Honour and left to go administer from Terra or something, so he wasn't present in the fight just his flagship. At least that's the impression I got. It also makes more sense than him just agreeing to follow this High admiral around the galaxy rather than lead the crusade himself. It seems like he would have said something if he was present for the final battle with the Vengeful spirit afterall given Abaddon's history and everything.
@@flashgordonsthemesong2838 Well in the game, Roboat Girlyman is the literal admiral of the ultramarines fleet... implying that he is in the Macragge's Honor.
I have played these videos probably hundreds of times, but never actually played this game. Just the music alone, not even considering the content, colors, characters, conflict and conversations, is absolutely incredible, amazing. Thank you for posting, and thank you to the team that produced this and the other masterpieces.
A Game lore that is super longggggg and has a lore confusing, never ending conflict with Only 0.001% surface scratch of a Lore is truly an Art world. WH40K is one Good universe that we really deserve to explore.
1:10:41 a small ork ship rams imperial vessel and is destroyed in the attempt. Immediately follows a bigger ork ship which also rams and successfully destroys the victim.
Necron Fleet spotted. Technology so advanced they make the Imperium at its height like us in our 21st Century development. How does one defeat such a powerful and advanced force? 58:30 "F**k it! Do as the Greenskins do and ram it at full speed while firing our main guns up their thrusters!" Victory Achieved!
When Admiral Catalia shows up: Cadia blows up. When Admiral Spire shows up: A waaag is stopped, necron deathstar blows up, befriends the eldar, gets the keys to a primarch’s ship, and personally puts Abaddon 6 feet under.
Yes Abaddon, send your follower captains one by one against Spire's fleets, rather then all at once and overwhelm him through sheer numbers and firepower...
@@bossshun9killing Abbadon won't bring peace but it would definitely give a respite on one front for a time and give massive morale boost for the Imperium and a few other factions that have chaos as it's Archenemy.
@@bossshun9 I remember that in the Dawn of War trilogy, the Chaos Lord Eliphas returned in the second game DLC Chaos Rising after dying in Dark Crusade. The Librarian Jonah Orion said, "Souls are both bargaining chips and playthings in the warp. Eliphas may have died in the flesh, only to have his soul bartered around by demons." Abbadon might have an even worse time because he was the "heir" to the Chaos Legions and failed over and over and then finally dying? Yeah the Chaos gods would probably be fed up with him at the point.
I find it funny that around 2:14:24 Abbadon indirectly says that he totally believes spire to defeat the Chaos forces present and Karaz Goreflood still charges into battle with full motivation :)
2:20:30 and within the halls of that dying ship, Abaddon could hear Sigismund's final words coming to fruition: *_You will die as your weakling father died. Soulless. Honourless. Weeping. Ashamed._*
The soundtrack on the cut scenes is absolutely spot on. The Blackstone Fortress being pushed into Cadia, the return of Spire, the arrival and of Guilliman.
I was surprised to see Abbadon make a late appearance and even more surprised with how it turned out. Great angles & editing. I enjoyed every minute . . .
Either he died or retired my best guess given spire at the beginning was lord admiral (the same rank as ravensburg) but given the duty unto death Montra of the imperium the former is more likely
wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Thadus_Valconet_Horst Here's your answer, but in short he died investigating chaos, more precisely why abaddon stole 2 blackstone fortress at the end of the gothic war.
"Lord Admiral Spire! You're just in time! The Imperium is under siege from Chaos, a Black Crusade, the destruction of Cadia, the expansion of The Eye of Terror, Hive fleets, Dark Eldar raiders, Greenskins, and...horrendous voice actors!" "By the emperor..."
"Brothers! We stand in the Light of the Emperor. We stand as the Bulwark of Mother Terra. Our enemies shall know our fury, they will break upon us as waves upon a stone. WE STAND FOR CADIA! WE STAND FOR TERRA! WE STAND FOR THE EMPEROR!"
The best part of this video is how easy the battles look. That mission involving dealing with an entire Chaos fleet, and then increasing waves of Tyranids was pure hell for me A true Imperial experience
What a beautiful game that brings to life the fleet battles that we have all read about in 40k. Spire is a badass and I was kind of surprised he actually managed to kill the Despoiler and the Vengeful Spirit lol. If only this happened in the lore.
@@kostakatsoulis2922cadia got destroyed just like in the game. I don't know much about the real Canon or what happened with Spire, but what I know is that abbadon wins
His vocal pipes have been groomed of all its creamy phlegm by the bulbous throat-maggots living in his tonsils, so every his viscous voice secretes the pure joy of the Plaguelord.
You do the Emperor proud this day, glorious sir!! Though I do wonder if you have recorded the alternative path for the Eldar ending, the one where the Craftworld is destroyed.
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Timestamps:
Opening Cutscene 0:01
Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl vs. the Will of Eternity 2:43
Restoration of the Null Array & Attack on Cadia Secundus Cutscene 5:44
Arrival of the Phalanx 8:00
Arrival of Archmagos Belisarius Cawl Cutscene 9:56 (meeting with High Archaeovist of the Solemnace Galleries Trazyn the Infinite 12:09)
Arrival of Admiral Venesca Catallia & Battlegroup Silver Dawn 13:15
Execution of Captain Severin 14:17
Activation of the Pylons of the Elysion Fields 14:59
Engagement of the Vengeful Spirit 15:45
Engagement of the arriving chaos vessels 17:10
Ramming of the Blackstone Fortress 18:02
Fall of Cadia Cutscene & Title Screen 18:22
Imperium of Man & Arrival of Admiral Spire Cutscene 19:19
Destruction of plasmic stellaezoa & Warlord Tsevosk 22:00
Horus Heresy, Abaddon exposition 22:24
Nemesis Tessera Cutscene 27:17
Eye of Terror; Aeldari (craftworld, corsairs, drukhari, Ynnari) exposition cutscene & the Arrival of Pirate Prince Eldrathain Voidstinger 29:45
Forge World Agripinaa Cutscene 36:20
Solar Eruption 37:40
Introduction of Lord Inquisitor Darkhammer & Promotion of Admiral Spire 39:17
Arrival of Raider Commander Irusith & drukhari raiders 40:48
Introduction of Raider Admiral Id’artharn 42:13
Belis Corona Cutscene 44:20
Champion of the Death Guard Vucius 45:45
Arrival of the Tyranids 47:10
Tyranid & Genestealer Cult Cutscene 47:33
Chinchare & Reznor Cutscene 53:19
Trazyn’s Message 54:48
Necron Cutscene 56:10
Overlord of the Nepheru Dynasty Amarkun the Gatherer 57:54
Medusa Cutscene 1:01:36
Meeting with High Cardinal Svar 1:02:29
Autarch Yramahr 1:03:17
Arrival of Captain Sind Grolvoch 1:03:54
Departure of Darkhammer 1:05:23
Scarus & Ork Cutscene 1:06:35
Kaptin Wazrok & Void Whales 1:09:36
Big Boss Blitzrippa, the Gork’s Hammer 1:13:30
Warboss Gorespitta of the Goff 1:14:10
End of the Green Kroosade Cutscene 1:17:01
The Ancient One (Hivefleet Leviathan) 1:17:55
Arrival of Captain Seglei Khan 1:20:15
Fall of Hivefleet Leviathan Cutscene 1:21:27
Belial IV Cutscene 1:23:05
The Lord Ravager Threxos Hellbreed 1:23:55
Passage from Terra through the Cicatrix Maledictum 1:26:31
Location of the Lost Supply Ships 1:27:15
Warlord Brakthast & the Planet Killer 1:28:00
Arrival of the Macragge’s Honour & Lord Commander Roboute Guilliman 1:29:40
Guilliman Cutscene 1:31:17
Caliban Cutscene 1:31:56
Captain Abridal/The Lord Deceiver Zagthean the Broken 1:32:50
The Lord Purgator Devram Korda 1:35:30
Message from Eldrathain Voidstinger 1:38:20
Sorcerer Antharek 1:41:12
Darkhammer 1:48:36
Sentinel Worlds Cutscene 1:54:15
Arrival of Captain Donatos Aphael & Shadow-Captain Ajaz Solari 1:55:36
Phaeron Kephrekh the Unbroken 1:59:38
Solari’s Sacrifice 2:00:45
The Fall of the Dark Throne Cutscene 2:01:40
Scelus Subsector Cutscene 2:02:18
The Lord Corrupter Skyrak Slaughterborn 2:04:04
Walking Pox 2:06:07
Eidolon Sector (The Plague Planet, Sortiarus, Oliensis, Drakassi, Eidolon) 2:08:35
Warlord Karaz Goreflood 2:14:30
Vizer Ukani & Warlord Demaroz 2:15:05
Rotbringer Maltrius 2:16:24
Warmaster of Chaos Abaddon the Despoiler 2:17:27
Arrival of Emissary of Ynnead Yvraine 2:18:34
Arrival of Master Osmadiel 2:19:16
Final Cutscene 2:21:09
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"We've been lost in the warp for 800 years...."
Immediately jumps back into warp.
It is better to die for the Emperor than live for yourself.
We got a smart ass crewman here.
Commisar do your job!
Time in the Warp is less of a “law” and more of a “suggestion.”
SR Brant Time......Warp? LET’S DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN!
꧂Oddish꧂ as the Emperor wills
"Sir, Cadia has fallen!"
"Sir, Necrons are waking up everywhere!"
"Sir, the Aeldari are raiding everyone!"
"Sir, Tyranids are mounting a massive invasion!"
"Sir, the Orks are attracted by the mess!"
Spire: "The plot thickens"
The info he received can be considered a thickening of events.
Drukhari, don't they do hit n run tactics?
😂😂
@@lord_inquisitor_flietchWell yes, but generally they are too irrelevant for anyone to even bother
Orks: "Whic one of youz takin' my fishes?"
Raven Guard: *Sees how huge the dark throne is*
Raven Guard: *Looks at own ship*
RaVEn GuArD: LET'S RAM IT
Tried to pull an Astral Knights, sneaky Ravens
Yeet
Raven Guard: I’m about to do what’s called a pro gamer move
Really felt like it should have been the blood angels that rammed it and sacrificed themselves. Also could have made the captain slowly succumb to the black rage throughout the fight but alas RaVEn GuaRD: RAM THEM
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOY
JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINS!!!
40k...even space ship engage in melee combat...
He is not prepared for the tyranids
Pt Bot Also called ramming.
@@thefiresworddragon927 r/whoosh
Ship bayonets
Do you now that Power Fists are commonly used as an meelee anti-armor weapon?
Yes, you heard correctly. Brave bastards (even unarmored, normal humans) will punch tanks until they explode. That's how fucking badass this universe is.
I like how Admiral Spiral spend over 800 years in the warp, then gets told Cadia is destroyed. First thing he does is go back to Cadia and into the warp
say what you want about imperials, but they just fucking refuse to lose
Talk about being stubborn till the end.
Spire: How many times do I have to teach you this lesson old man?!
meanwhile, on the bridge of the Tau command ship:
"haha, their puny little cannons stand no chance against our firepower!"
"commander, the human battle ship is charging!"
"pffft, so what? what pathetic gun or cannon are they trying to charge up and fire at us...?"
"No, Commander. They´re charging *AT* *US* . With their entire ship. At full speed."
"... whut?"
I can see that happening 😁😁 and then, the Tau are retreating to prepare for a firing shot.
TAU are incredibly fragile when fought from all angles
The space equivalent of Melee combat
*GOOD LUCK SNIPING OUR SHIP, BITCHES*
Imperial Captain: Helmsman, drive me closer. I wish to hit them with my sword!
Necrons: We will reforge our empire!
Eldar: we’re attempting to survive and avenge our craftworld!
Imperium: We will drive the xenos from our borders!
Chaos: we will bring the the dark gods gifts of entropy to the galaxy!
Orkz: WHICH UN OV YA GITS KRUMPED MA FISHIE?!?!
Tau: for the greater blahblahblah
Tyranid: omnomnomnomnomnomnom
Player who rolls the dice: Who took my pizza?
AdMech: I just wanna find some cool tech, why aren't you letting me fire this necron gauss blaster
Tyranids: C O N S U M E
iain rickwood
Tyranids restaurants be like:
Termagants:I would take a....
Looks at menu*
Menu:
Biomass
Spire is such an absolute Chad.
Seriously now, he is not only the embodiment of the imperial ideals, he is what all warriors should aspire to be.
A-SPIRE to be?
you know you're an absolute chad when a primarch lend you his flagship
@@thecommentguy9380 “Oh my god, finally a reasonable imperial officer, have my god damn flagship”
Imperial ideals involve allying with xenos and murdering Inquisitors?
@@KrimzonFlygon1 Well Spire is the most pragmatic and level headed imperial I've seen in 40k. Sure he had to kill a bullheaded inquisitior and allied with the Eldar and Necrons but when there are bigger problems to think about you got to deal with the lesser devil.
Spire really does have the patience of a saint to deal so cordially with Darkhammer.
@Commander Shepard Although, given, that he has been declared Excommunicate Traitoris, I think Spire will come at no repercussions after killing him (and, maybe, even get a few thanks for putting down this rabid madman).
Spire was the man meant for dealing with this crisis. Any other person would have folded (Minus Gabriel of the Blood Ravens)
@@caav56 Since the Inquisition is basically in a state of constant civil war, probably more than half of all inquisitors would thank Spire, while the other half would be glad to have a competitor eliminated.
I find it hilarious that an Inquisitor would dare to fire on Mccrages Honor with the Lord Commander himself presumably on it. Having Gulliman in the campaign seriously fucks up that part of the story
@@Gegs-f6r
>I find it hilarious that an Inquisitor would dare to fire on Mccrages Honor with the Lord Commander himself presumably on it
The Inquisition at large has been stonewalling Guilliman since his ascension and the High Lords of Terra themselves conspired to launch a coup against him after threatening their power.
Its not that far-fetched, especially for hardline Puritan Inquisitors.
gotta say I love how Spire is portrayed as incredibly diplomatic while surrounded by jerks, from an inquisitor who literally introduces himself just being like "I know you are a traitor" and casually proceeds to give him orders, to the Iron Hands who are like "you should be honored to received the privilege of supporting us in combat". And he just remains diplomatic and plays the game each one in the conversations.
In times such as these, keeping your head and mind calm is important
and some guys like guilaman and solari respect and like the bloke
I'm sure he must have polished up these diplomacy skills a lot over the course of the first game. Lots of politicking with not only the inquisition but the space marines, mechanicus and of course fellow admirals too.
27:15 the spire didn’t get the intel that drang was a spy. And the whole admin team was compromised to the core.
He’s also from 800 years in the past, so I’d like to imagine the Imperium was more…amenable back then, at least to their allies, and now he has to deal with how bad things have gotten in his absence.
Lesson 1 of 40k. There's never a situation the Inquisition can't make worse
Not surprising from a group who's motto is "Innocence proves nothing"
Here lies Abaddon the Despoiler. He died as he lived: a failure.
May his death herald a brighter future for the imperium.
The Emperor Protects.
How about Failbaddon the spoiler.
Fapbaddon the Spoiler ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Died? What is already dead, can never die.
Failbaddon
Love how eldrathain and admiral spire are still such bros after such a long time
I can't believe an Eldar's lifespan stretches so long.
@@stephenbyrne2170 eldar don't really die of old age in 40k some of the named eldar have been around since before the birth of slanesh and the eye of terror.
@@stallingratt7468 Eldar are immortal?
@@stephenbyrne2170 yes to a degree they can still die from disease and wounds but age is not really a problem although the dark eldar are kind of iffy because their souls are actively being eaten by slanesh wich is wy they use torture and sadism to refill their souls with a layer of suffering wich slanesh will then feed on instead of their souls.
Stallingratt they can die. It can take millennia but it happens. As they grow older their bones turn to crystal until death
Tzeench sent Admiral Spire 800 years in the future to kill Abaddon.
Just as planned...
Fuckin' Indecisive Molusk
This is a wild thpught but what is Tzeentch was fighting Khorne in the Great game 800 years ago saw the potential in Admiral spire spared him from the otger gods grasp than knowing his hatred towards abbaddon would ve great let the Emperor guide his fury but didnt anticipate lord high admiral spire entering tge eye of terror and sent his chaos fleet to try to deter him
After all the dark gods are constantly playing a Great Game
but what is a year
What the Lord of Change did not forsee, is the Lord Admiral succeeding.
"Remember brothers. Cadia may burn, but the Imperium of Mankind will never let such an act go unpunished."
“Vengeance is not yet lost to us!”
Alessandro Cruz CADIA STANDS!
@@Alpenflage-Enjoyer As long as a single cadian draws breathe, she lives on.
"Cadia broke before the Guard did."
Their valor shall be never forgotten, and the light of their sacrifice will burn for an eternity.
And let this call go out to every world across the Imperium
"The planet broke before the Imperial Guard did"
THE PLANET BROKE BEFORE THE GUARD!
CADIA STANDS
😔
Guard never breaks, they fight till the end!
You know that the imperial guard is tough to last longer than a planet.
16:00 The risk she took was calculated
16:30 but boy she sucks at math
To be fair imperium math goes as follow:
(Fanatical x Unreasonable) + (Violence x Obedience) =
@@oddish2253 stupidity of the highest order
Should've let the Phalanx tank the hits.
@@hanifloka130
Or overload her ship's reactors to take the arriving flotilla with her in the detonation.
She had orders to follow anyway, they better off just all ramming the vengeful spirit in a suicide run because that's what this was anyway
“1/3 of the fleet has yet to check in.”
“Do you know why that is?”
“I can’t imagine...”
Maybe it has something to do with you charging Abbadon’s ship?
What fleet? I didn't know you counted entire compartments of your own ship that got blown off as other vessels.
She only did her duty even if she recognizes her pride and need to be over zealous. Sure, she sees and knows her failure but dare not say it, knowing it is a show of weakness. For now, she barely gets a pass.
@@bossshun9 not even that. Her duty was to protect the pilons first. Her actions are even more stupid since the capacities of Abbadon's ship should be basic knowledge in the Imperial Navy, so she should have either A) stay close to the pilons to protect then from possible orbital bombarment or B) wait for reinforcements before engaging Abbadon instead of charging in and losing her entire battlegroup present there.
I mean, she is first introduced losing a ship, ordering to braze for the interceptor run instead of to shot at the damn things
@@javieraravena5345not really.
Every Gloriana class is different from each other in some way, and there's also the 10k years of modifications the Dark Mechanicum could get away with on her.
That said, Guilliman also has a Gloriana class of his own.
Admiral Spire is the sort of admiral that the Imperium is deeply lacking. A man who embodies the ideals that have held the torch of the Emperor to light away the darkness that mankind finds itself in.
Only so few heroes are still left. Many more are being replaced.
I agree. Spire is the GOAT of all Admirals
Bah bah black sheep have you any wool yes sir yes sir two bags full
I like that he always gives them a chance to leave in that same voice like he’s just tired of their shit, like hes just “please just fucking leave I’ve had a long day”
You gotta be willing to let shit slide if you wanna live long in this galaxy.
I think we can all agree we ALL know what a "shadow moving through the Immaterium" is. And I always shudder when they describe it like that. Tyranids are scary.
A cock moving through an asshole?
phung lung I guess Slaanesh, but get out. 40K may be mature, but we are not immature brats.
NONSENSE!!! The Tyranids are but a roach to be crushed beneath the heel of Mankind! The Infantryman’s uplifting primer says so.
They’re like the worse flood
And that description already makes one shudder
@@clumsycommissar5260 But I shall put it on record that they are one of the few enemies that truly threaten all AND can back it up. They counter virtually every opponent, since Chaos is countered by their Hive Fleet Kronos. Scary doesn't mean I'm not willing to fight them.
"Yes, we've uncovered anomalous activity in the Lone Star system"
Me: *gasp* The dark throne is in Space Texas!!!!
Right next to space Australia
Spah sappin' muh Monolith!
Tyranid fleet immediately retreats after incoming fleet broadcasts "We Dem Boyz" hahah
Aright y’all, give me a manful “YYYEEEEEEEHHHHAAAAAAWWWW” for emperor!
That is classified imperium records. Do not speak of it.
Why do I watch Hollywood movies when I can watch stuff like this? Holy shit. Liked & Subscribed.
Winfield Hollywood? you mean chaos worshipers?
I was thinking the same thing, this is better than most movies Hollywood makes, fucken drug fueled Heretics/Hollywood.
Because we need more inane romcoms, exploding cars and superhero movies!
Most of recent Hollywood are as akin to this stuff as Abaddon is akin to Horus... merely pathetic attempts with little to no effort
Never watch Hollywood degeneracy
"Why can't they just say "centre", "port" and "starboard"?"
XD! Tell me I'm not the only one who found that funny!
A lot of people won't know the meaning of these special naming like bow, beam, stern, port and starboard.
@@許進曾 But those are the standard definitions of the parts of a boat! I have a sister who used to be Navy, she'll back me up on this!
@@thefiresworddragon927 I know, but most people won't. They just not bothered to learn. By the way do we still use beam for mid ship or there are other ways to say it.
@@許進曾 You might have to ask my big sis about that question, she worked as Australian Navy intelligence, she probably would know what that is.
@@thefiresworddragon927 bow to shoot arrows? I like bows
@1:07:46
The fact that Orks took their time to paint that on the planet is pretty amusing. Didn't realized that the Orks are a fine connoisseur of arts.
That ain't paint. That's *fires.*
Also, reminds me of the old story for ork bikers, where there's apparrently been a mob of them who trained to roll in formation so their exhaust trails would spell out "SOD OFF!" to aircraft flying over them.
@@magni5648 lol
Red means go faster!
Yellow means bigger explosion!
And yes, the Orks are great at appreciating arts and color.
I get the feeling Orks would completely hate modern art, in which case im pretty sure I'm an ork
pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "What do we have here? Admiral Spire? Many tides have turned since we fought together against the despoiler."
lord admiral spire, "Would that we met in better circumstances. Out of regard for those days, I will allow you this opportunity to withdraw."
pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "impossible. the vessel you protect assailed one of our craftworlds. they shall not escape."
lord admiral spire, "the silver dawn attacked a craftworld? no matter. I cannot allow you harm them further."
pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "then your death will herald theirs, even though it gives me no pleasure."
some ramming and plasma emissions later
lord admiral spire, "...this was a victory for no one."
pirate prince eldrathian voidstinger, "you dance as well as i remember, spire...."
get a room you two...jeez, I'm blushing
Even in the grim dark of the 42nd millennium, men can still be chivalrous
Gay chivalry is the best chivalry
I'm sure anything they do will be done in accordance with imperial and eldar regulations. If not, that is a secret we will never know of.
@The Premier The Imperium isn't fascist. So long as you're human - yes, even certain mutant strains are considered human - and so long as you're a loyal servant of the God-Emperor of Mankind, your sexuality doesn't really matter. In the grim darkness of the far future, there's a surprising amount of acceptance.
Besides, in a galaxy-spanning empire where trillions upon trillions of humans, it's not like anyone's gonna care when basic survival is essentially a struggle on most Imperial worlds.
@@generaljoe3447 the Imperium of Man is facist. Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State.
Man, I’ve been watching these cutscene compilations and I gotta day, whoever wrote the dialogue deserves a gold star. Voice acting could be a little better, but the exchanges between adversaries are always so sophisticated.
it's the spiritual liege, matt ward himself.
I agree. They do deserve a reward. I love it.
40k Universe in a metalhead perspective,
Imperium: Power Metal
Chaos: Black Metal
Orks: Slam Metal
Tyranids: Grindcore
Necrons: Electronic Metal
Eldar: Folk Metal
T’au: ?
J-Pop?
Russian anthem
Techno
Tau is a fucking RAP.
Tau is prog metal I reckon
The planet broke before the guard did CADIA STANDS.
REMEMBER REACH
REMEMBER KLENDATHU!
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
REMEMBER TO EAT YOUR VEGETABLES
I have Alzheimers
You finally complete and survive your training for the Imperial Navy- :D
You’re assigned to the quarters in the bow section of High Admiral Spire’s flagship- :o
This was excellently shot, been going through this campaign and know just how tough some of those special missions are. To also get some of these shots must have been a ton of work.
32:44 years of time and look a cat
There is one point of confusion for me in terms of the story: the disagreement with the inquisitor. Since the Lord commander, Guilliman himself is there with the macragge's honour, couldn't Spire have appealed to him to be the arbiter of the disagreement? Surely Guilliman's authority supersedes that of the inquisitor?
If I may, most likely that part of the story was meant to happen before Macragge´s Honour and Guilliman appeared. There was dialogue in certain parts of the story what makes sense only when you play them in certain order.
Edit: Thanks for all the likes.
And also Emil Darkhammer was very ruthless and cruel Inquisitor in his life. He murdered billions of innocents simply to kill few traitors.
Edit: Only Kryptman has bigger friendly fire kill count.
The Inquisition operates outside of the command structure of the Imperium. They answer only to the Emperor
@@Shadow98X normally yes, but as lord commander, a rank technically above the high lords of Terra, Gulliman does have power over the inquisition.
@@KeishinB237 Technically, but try to control a group of super spies/terrorist/zealots/double O seven agents with the rights to burn planets on whims and little decourse. An organization so widespread so absolute and above all common sense, that they themselves do not know how many they are, where they are, and what they are doing unless they want you to know or the very same agents try to unveil their own corrupted members.
They are like rats in the sewers, in the walls, and underground. In the cornfields and forests. They are even thier pest control. So how pray tell would you convince sounch a group to work with an old relic when clearly they know more than a thing or two on how to manage the faults and troubles of the imperium. Men and women so unaccustomed to authority other than their own that they would not even recognise the Emperor himself telling them to shut up and listen to his son.
"my ship is a thousand years old..." "RAM EVERYTHING'
Drive me closer, I want to hit them with my sword!
That's the answer to these battles. Ram everything.
So uh, did Roboute Guilliman just stood there and watch the whole thing happened between High Admiral and Inquisitor?
He eaven led hi his flagship, the las glorian class battleship within the imperium.
I recon things would get preaty bad for Admiral Spire after that number, eaven with papa smurf's help.
@@Ballard258 no there still a couple more, like the Eternal crusader for the black templars
@@Ballard258 Well, seeing as Grillyman's power is basically absolute and second only to Little Kitten I reckon Spire would be JUST FINE protecting Bobby G's Eldar Big tiddy girlfriend
Not DoomGuy
Like father like son. We all know the real reason the emprah was trying to get into the webway. Rowboat is living Daddy Emprah‘s dream.
@@Ballard258 actually there are more gloriana class ships, not a lot, but even some succesor chapters have glorianas.
11:44 (Bold indicates spoken dialogue in the cutscene between Archmagos Cawl and Trazyn.)
Trazyn eventually made his way to Cadia, accompanied by several key items holding portions of his Imperial collection. He made contact with Archamgos Dominus Belisarius Cawl, who had set himself the task of determining how to make use of the Cadian Pylons to close off the Eye of Terror from realspace and save Cadia from the forces of Chaos.
The archmagos at first mistook the Necron Overlord for another xenos who had aided him in the past and set him on the path to Cadia, the Harlequin Shadowseer Sylandri Veilwalker.
Cawl turned, servo-crawlers scuttling beneath him. The intruder was not the Aeldari Shadowseer. Green eyes blazed from beneath a hood of metallic scale. The power core of a burnished staff glinted.
*"I mean you no harm."* The figure cocked his head to one side. "Are those the correct words? I find that no matter which I use, no one ever believes them." He paused. "Wait...What did you call me?"
Secondary circuits meshed, retrieving ancient data. A Necron. A soulless embodiment of the Motive Force. A blasphemy against the Omnissiah. Cawl's Arc Scourge slithered to life, energy crackling across its coils. *"You are an abomination."*
The Necron set his staff aside. *"'Thief' normally suffices. I prefer 'honoured guest.' But abomination or thief, you and I have common cause."*
Cawl willed the Arc Scourge's tendrils to war mode, already anticipating the joy of dissection. *"Logic dictates otherwise."*
*"Then you don't seek to understand the nature of this matrix?"*
The Arc Scourge grew still at Cawl's wordless command. This was unexpected. Or was it the abomination's trick to preserve its mockery of existence? *"You comprehend its secrets?"*
*"I was there when they were first erected. Or perhaps I wasn't. You of all people should understand that memory is a fickle thing."*
Cawl allowed an angry hiss to rattle through his rebreather. *"We share no commonality."*
"Perhaps. I went to the fires of biotransference in chains. You, I think, have gladly sliced away your humanity piece by piece." The Necron stepped closer, eyes blazing. *"But neither of us desires to see this galaxy ripped asunder by the Empyreal Ones. Destroy me if you wish. I will simply awaken elsewhere. Nothing will change. For me, for you ... for this world."*
Cawl remained silent, probabilities warping and reforming with fresh data. First an Eldar had set him on this path, now a Necron offered to guide his steps. But if the knowledge preserved the Omnissiah's Imperium ... *"Show me."*
Sardonic laughter, dry as dust, echoed around the cavern. *"I thought you'd never ask."*
This deserves a Pin, that was awesome.
The shock of finally containing the eye of terror was more appealing than the chaos forces.
"we shall not fail"
*ships get blown up*
"WE HAVE FEHLED"
dude literally gets the personal blessing of Roboute Guilliman, and Darkhammer is just like "nah bro I'm still in charge here"
*do you feel in charge?*
Some inquisitors are over zealous in their duty that they forget what is truly the threat.
@@bossshun9 The Inquisition?
34:32 "This was a victory for no one"
*VICTORY*
Suckle on the goods
"MoreDakka Prime" XD i love the Orks
Orky Pun.
Lmfao i love orks too. Its my 40k army too
They are Spread out in the Galaxy in an Unimaginable Scale just like Your Profile picture in the Past.
Honestly I hope the imperium never retakes mordax because moredakka is funny
@@beemus1827 They can retake it as long as they keep the name.
1:09:46 I love orks so goddamn much. "GET AWAY FROM ME FISHIES!"
Orks love space whales like the rest of us.
You will never love someone as much as this Kaptin loves his fishies.
So, we know orks love loot, shiny bits, and giant space fish. What else do they like or love?
I love how Abbadon just sends out his fleets ones by one, pulling a fucking Araghast and sounding like DR Claw from inspector gadget.
Look at it like this. If he told them all to go try, it would be a race and someone would stab another in the back.
The best thing for Abby to do is lead the charge and let his minions cover the wings but the Armless Wonder went and drid-fed his fleet straight into Spire's guns. Sigismund correctly predicted his fate: *_You will die as your weakling father died. Soulless. Honourless. Weeping. Ashamed._*
Playing the Original and watching this. You got to love High Admiral Spire. His skills, leadership and loyalty to the Emperor and the Imperium are so renown. That even Lord Commander Primarch Roboute Guilliman placed his fleet under Spire's command.
If you want to be trusted and well respected, prove yourself not wanting but good.
He survived when there was an issue that he couldn’t deal with locally.
Agreed. We owe the Emperor our lives. CADIA STANDS!!!
Spire: "I want that depraved monster blasted to ash."
I was really hoping Korda would quip in response to that like "Mmmm sounds fun."
Honestly though - It's not a real Slaanesh worshipper if they don't say something needlessly sexualized at any presented opportunity.
Roboute Gulliman arrives, and Spire is just like "alright"
At that point for Spire, seeing a Primarch was like, "Ok, what now? I've been gone as long as you have been asleep."
@@bossshun9 Spire's entire life is a spec in Gullimans nap, even smaller in his life, Gulliman has probably known hundreds of admirals like Spire and forgotten hundreds more.
@@TheDirtysouthfan fair enough and true.
I dont think big papa G forgets anything 😅
@@TheDirtysouthfan I don't think Primarchs were made to forget 😂
Imperium - ok we lost Cadia... this kinda suck...
also imperium - lets just bring a fleet who 800 years was lost in warp, and make them conquer another planet to be a bastion of the imperium!!!
Well, when all else fails, pick the last option on the list way at the bottom. It is next to the "ram everything" option.
37:19
Spire : I need data commodore, not panic
Kage : Im sorry sir. Drang projected light defenses, but there's whole armada waiting for us
Spire : They were warned, there can be no explanation
Did Admiral Spire just get Celestial Lioned by Drang?
Yeah basically but he got a bolt round for it
He needs to watch out for ork snipers in space
@@guildmasterwigglytuff235 hehehehe, GG, good one!
I'm surprised he didn't get the Black Templars onboard given how (Imperial Fists) many (Dark Angels) Space Marine (Ultramarines) chapters (White Scars) who came (Raven Guard) to help.
For all who came for ships
Intro - 0:00
Fall of Cadia - 13:17
Aeldari - 29:50
Belis Corona - 44:19
Tryanids - 47:33
Chinchare - 53:18
Necrons - 56:09
Medusa - 1:01:16
Orks - 1:06:38
2:02:20
Chaos - 2:08:36
2:22:09
1:49:00 None of this would have come to pass with the Primarch attached to Spire's forces. The Inquisitor would have bowed to Guilliman's will or perished.
I know I Never understood that, I know an inquisitor lords technically answer only to the emperor, He would be fool to tests that to its technical limit, what the hell was guillimen doing on that ship all that time? Not a word to Abaddon!, he was probably having too fun with organisational and supply logistics for the liberated planets
Robot Girlyman or not, shit like that could easily get you excommunicated.
@@informationyes From the dialogue earlier it sounded like Guilliman gave Spire command of the McCragg's Honour and left to go administer from Terra or something, so he wasn't present in the fight just his flagship. At least that's the impression I got. It also makes more sense than him just agreeing to follow this High admiral around the galaxy rather than lead the crusade himself. It seems like he would have said something if he was present for the final battle with the Vengeful spirit afterall given Abaddon's history and everything.
@@flashgordonsthemesong2838 Well in the game, Roboat Girlyman is the literal admiral of the ultramarines fleet... implying that he is in the Macragge's Honor.
He was busy clapping Yvraine's cheeks
Props for this. All the usual boring "here's my gameplay on easy" stuff is cut. The editing makes it all watchable. 10/10 would click again.
2:06:49 Happy little flies
48 percent of the crew ..thats brutal
They carry Nurgle's blessing.
Love how you put the btween mission conversations along with gameplay
Nice touch on a great video
I have played these videos probably hundreds of times, but never actually played this game. Just the music alone, not even considering the content, colors, characters, conflict and conversations, is absolutely incredible, amazing. Thank you for posting, and thank you to the team that produced this and the other masterpieces.
It is worth it.
A Game lore that is super longggggg and has a lore confusing, never ending conflict with Only 0.001% surface scratch of a Lore is truly an Art world. WH40K is one Good universe that we really deserve to explore.
13:30 this has to be one of the most incredible cutscenes i've ever seen in a game.
The scale is just insane
I'm no Necron player (Sororitas for life) but I love Trazyn so much.
@@bloodraven1190 steal his stuff!
This comment will make an excellent addition to his collection.
The necrons have catalog these comments and many more for the Great One.
@@valhalanguardsman2588 and then he comes to steal his stuff back. (damn i want to see a stealing war between the Blood Magpies and Trazyn.)
21:27 : that gravity-lense like effect when the wormhole opens is just insane
1:10:41 a small ork ship rams imperial vessel and is destroyed in the attempt. Immediately follows a bigger ork ship which also rams and successfully destroys the victim.
Well they can't let themselves be one-upped by a bunch of dead guys, now can they?
I love how Venesca actually thinks flimsy escorts and light cruisers are gonna kill the Vengeful Spirit.
I would read a book (series) about Admiral Spire!
Necron Fleet spotted. Technology so advanced they make the Imperium at its height like us in our 21st Century development. How does one defeat such a powerful and advanced force?
58:30
"F**k it! Do as the Greenskins do and ram it at full speed while firing our main guns up their thrusters!"
Victory Achieved!
When all else fails, ram everything.
When Admiral Catalia shows up: Cadia blows up.
When Admiral Spire shows up: A waaag is stopped, necron deathstar blows up, befriends the eldar, gets the keys to a primarch’s ship, and personally puts Abaddon 6 feet under.
It doesn't get much better than that.
The Ultimate Legend of ALL TIME!!!
Yes Abaddon, send your follower captains one by one against Spire's fleets, rather then all at once and overwhelm him through sheer numbers and firepower...
To be fair, "One at a time" was probably the only way to get the Chaos Captains to fight the Imperiums forces rather than turn on each other.
@@quinx9975 this is 40k so you're wrong lol.
@@quinx9975 I thought it was pretty much canon that the chaos gods purposely scupper their subordinates plans for a laugh.
@@RamRam.720 for shits and giggles
@@Shadomancer
Nurgle though mainly for shits
I wish the storyline for Spire was more focused on a struggle against Abbadon but, this was good!
Amazing! And such an epic ending!
I hope for the canon of Spire killing Abbadon and ushering in a new age of peace.
@@bossshun9killing Abbadon won't bring peace but it would definitely give a respite on one front for a time and give massive morale boost for the Imperium and a few other factions that have chaos as it's Archenemy.
@@connormacleod4922 true, but knowing Abbadon, he won't die right away. He will have a backup plan to ensure his survival.
@@bossshun9 I remember that in the Dawn of War trilogy, the Chaos Lord Eliphas returned in the second game DLC Chaos Rising after dying in Dark Crusade. The Librarian Jonah Orion said, "Souls are both bargaining chips and playthings in the warp. Eliphas may have died in the flesh, only to have his soul bartered around by demons." Abbadon might have an even worse time because he was the "heir" to the Chaos Legions and failed over and over and then finally dying? Yeah the Chaos gods would probably be fed up with him at the point.
I find it funny that around 2:14:24 Abbadon indirectly says that he totally believes spire to defeat the Chaos forces present and Karaz Goreflood still charges into battle with full motivation :)
“We will cross lances, later, after you kill my best men. I believe in you admiral”
Abbadon’s internal monologue
Been waiting for this! The Emperor protects!
The Orkz rechristened Mordax Prime as MOREDAKKA Prime. I think the Imperium should keep the new name. Just sayin'...
Almost enuff dakka
Just barely enough dakka
@@valhalanguardsman2588 ya iz ummie. Izza gonna krump ya ard.
Ya betar legit fir saying dat.
They will leave the planet for the Orks. It is rightfully an ork planet.
2:20:30
and within the halls of that dying ship, Abaddon could hear Sigismund's final words coming to fruition: *_You will die as your weakling father died. Soulless. Honourless. Weeping. Ashamed._*
Abaddon: NOOOOOOOOOOO (Yes,this IS a Vader reference)
I really appreciate the effort you went to to get these in game clips together. Thankyou.
The soundtrack on the cut scenes is absolutely spot on. The Blackstone Fortress being pushed into Cadia, the return of Spire, the arrival and of Guilliman.
I was surprised to see Abbadon make a late appearance and even more surprised with how it turned out. Great angles & editing. I enjoyed every minute . . .
It was only me or anyone else got exited with Reboute Guilliman's sudden arrival at field of battle ???
I was glad for it too.
Admiral Spire might be crueler than Hon'sou, who just kills an Ork's fishies like that?
Gramp Nurgle here, have a point
Hey gramp y can't you actually do anything productive and fight the tyranids.
All proceeds as the Architect of Fate wills and foresees. Failbaddon's antics had become dull and no longer a source of amusement.....
Great compilation of events ...
THANKS FOR UPLOADING.
Thanks for uploading. By far the best part of a sadly dissapointing campaign gameplay-wise.
14:14 The captain got BLAMed for his cowardice x)
Never ask a Comissar "to chill", for they take their duty seriously.
COMMISSARS HAVE NO CHILL!
(Expect two... Cain and Gaunt, blessed be their names.)
FUmarc don’t forget Yarrick!
And for his shitty voice acting
Commissars are without fear and mercy. Only a few will over look one's failure and cowardice.
Cadia broke before the guard did! FOR THE EMPEROR!
“Lord Zagthean, I don’t mean to be harsh but there’s a FUCKING GLORIANA BATTLESHIP ABOUT TO RAM US”
If only Battlefleet Gothic had the full 3d movement of Home World.
Now that would be something else. Especially if they added planetary invasions kinda like dawn of war... (Just wishful thinking.)
Good Work,as always !!!, To Sacrifice For Emperor is the Greatest Honor and Imperium When you Must !!! 😎.
Abaddon: *Starts another Black Crusade*
Spire: *HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO TEACH YOU THIS LESSON OLD MAN?!*
gman:hey yvraine,shits hitting the fan,kind of need help
yvraine:i do it noone knows bout us.
later yvraine rolls up
failbadon:....oh fuck.
Ok In all seriousness what happened to my man Horst
What happened to my man ravensburg?
Either he died or retired my best guess given spire at the beginning was lord admiral (the same rank as ravensburg) but given the duty unto death Montra of the imperium the former is more likely
It's been 800 years. He probably hung up his inquisitors' robes and retired to old folks planet.
wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Thadus_Valconet_Horst
Here's your answer, but in short he died investigating chaos, more precisely why abaddon stole 2 blackstone fortress at the end of the gothic war.
"weq have not been found wanting"
Blood Ravens :hey!!!
Admiral Spire- (Warps behind you) Nothing personal kid. *RAMS*
Sauske: *slow claps* Ah they're learning...
40k is the most backwards universe ever
and I love it
Lol the smile face on the bugs 2:06:47
"Lord Admiral Spire! You're just in time! The Imperium is under siege from Chaos, a Black Crusade, the destruction of Cadia, the expansion of The Eye of Terror, Hive fleets, Dark Eldar raiders, Greenskins, and...horrendous voice actors!"
"By the emperor..."
"And we need you to turn this battle around. The Emperor Protects!"
Yvraine is such a tsundere. Its not like we were allies or anything b-baka.
and so weebs raised d flag
And so, from that moment forward, Admiral Spire was and will be forever be known as, Saint Spire, protector of the Imperial Navy.
Avenger of Cadia, ruiner of perfectly good bow hull paint
40:54 Damn, hands down to that eldar voice actor and the sounds effects guys, i just love it.
The necrons ruled during the near end of the Cretaceous period.
We weren't even _apes_ yet when these dudes were conquering everything.
"Brothers! We stand in the Light of the Emperor. We stand as the Bulwark of Mother Terra. Our enemies shall know our fury, they will break upon us as waves upon a stone. WE STAND FOR CADIA! WE STAND FOR TERRA! WE STAND FOR THE EMPEROR!"
2:06:44 "Hi there! You must be wondering on how I got here..."
Man, the actor who voiced Spire is a genius.
Preach my brother
The best part of this video is how easy the battles look. That mission involving dealing with an entire Chaos fleet, and then increasing waves of Tyranids was pure hell for me
A true Imperial experience
What a beautiful game that brings to life the fleet battles that we have all read about in 40k.
Spire is a badass and I was kind of surprised he actually managed to kill the Despoiler and the Vengeful Spirit lol. If only this happened in the lore.
Aw, this isn't Canon? Then what *did* happen in canon, and how exactly was Cadia destroyed?
@@kostakatsoulis2922cadia got destroyed just like in the game. I don't know much about the real Canon or what happened with Spire, but what I know is that abbadon wins
0:45:43 omfg the voice and words the Nurgle Commander is bliss to my ears.
>_>
His vocal pipes have been groomed of all its creamy phlegm by the bulbous throat-maggots living in his tonsils, so every his viscous voice secretes the pure joy of the Plaguelord.
Glory to Grandfather Nurgle
I think you’re being corrupted by Chaos my friend.
You do the Emperor proud this day, glorious sir!! Though I do wonder if you have recorded the alternative path for the Eldar ending, the one where the Craftworld is destroyed.
yes
I wonder... does this serve the Greater Good? Time will be our teacher.
*Robout Guilliman wants to know your location*
I just started playing this yesterday. I won’t lie, I giggled like a school girl when I got to control the Phalnax.
This was awesome! Thank you for posting it 🙏🤘