I like to think Guilliman's rage here wasn't only at Mathieu but at everything the Imperium had become in his absence. Mathieu was just the face of it for him.
Every time in the books Guilliman gets angry I feel the urge to feel Ashamed. Because Guilliman is one of the most level-headed primarchs in my eyes. Like I feel like if you ask him advice for a problem he will give you advice and has that, energy that makes you want to listen when he speaks because of his uprbringing. He’s a natural leader. But his rage… is by far the most terrifying due to his calm nature. Know No Fear and Plague War are my favorite examples of why you never EVER make Guilliman angry
I just finished plague wars and dude.... gman really has a way of making you feel miniscule in the cosmos hearing the militant also cream his pants thinking about him dying by a primarch...I see why gman cant let the church blind him
"My lord, if I may--" *"YOU MAY NOT!"* It's easy to forget how terrible Roboute's anger is when it is roused-- a fact Lorgar discovered on Calth. You did a good job capturing the anger of a man who has been keeping it bottled up for centuries.
No one bothered to tell Bobby G Bjorn was still alive, if someone did those two would be hammering down enough mjod to refill the oceans of Terra together.
To be fair, space wolves talking to an outsider is already pretty rare, them letting a primarch who they were not a 100 percent on anywhere near the fang, yeah
Bjorn wouldn't have had nearly as much time with the Emperor within that 10,000 year as Guilliman did, Guilliman would've spoken with the Big E multiple times a year every year.
Could anyone really blame either of those two for falling the way they did after what the Emperor did to them? Even leaving Angrons “butchers nails” in when he could have damn well had them removed…
@@joshv9295I mean, whilst what the Emperor did to Angron was screwed, he literally saved Mortarions life, had he not intervened Mortarion would’ve died to his chaos juice sucking foster father The irony being that Mortarion would one day become a slave to the same Chaos God his foster father worshipped is pretty much entirely lost on him though
@@joshv9295i find it annoying that people keep saying this, the emperor made it clear he couldn't remove the nails without killing angron because of how the slavers halfassed the surgery.
To be fair this is exactly the reason why he didn’t kill Matthieu in the book, the dude was literally about to orgasm at the thought of being ended by Guilliman and it absolutely disgusted him because he knew that not only would Matthieu welcome the death with joy, but that by ending him he’d become a martyr
@@3adgamd3rthat is some messed up stuff right there be the equivalent of someone being in complete excess because a original follow of Jesus was mad him him for thinking he new better.
@@3adgamd3r The politics of religion at work. The last time I saw something that complicated in the franchise was in the Priests of Mars books where the guy Ibrahim Locke basically became a mini-messiah figure on the Ark Mechanicus vessel - the Speranza. Since he was able to do things like open doors by communicating with the Machine Spirit in it or coaxing one last shot out of an antique gravity pistol his fellow enslaved crewman bartered for while Eldar invaders creeped up on them and a crowd of unarmed people. And of course awakening an archo-flagellant which are reserved pretty much Exclusively for high ranking Mechanicus Magi and the Inquisition.
The girl really did save the day, but Guillimans reservations about psykers are well founded and not really exaggerated. Tax Jesus? Really? He’s basically saving the imperium and y’all can’t ever give him any credit. It’s just lazy ass stuff like tax Jesus.
I think Guilliman should be given more credit. For one, his reservations about psykers isn’t unwarranted or exaggerated. A alpha class, or alpha+ class psykers could doom a planet in an afternoon. I think he privately knows full well, big E was there. But there is something important about sending a message to your subordinates about respect. The preacher lost all my respect when he ordered(hinted at) the sister to steal the girl out of custody. Even tho it ultimately turned out right, that’s treason. And exactly the excesses of zealotry the emperor warned of in “the last church”. In the third book, Guilliman totally gambled that big E would show up and save his neck. He knew he was going to lose to mortarion. His plan overall made no sense. He steps out on the field and calls mortarion out. The was only 1 logical conclusion and that was Guilliman getting a dose of God Blight. Guilliman had no guarantee big E would show. But he did it anyway. I’d say that’s a lot of faith on Guillimans part. 🤷🏻♂️
I have to know what Girlyman thought about Celestine. I understand that Gulliman would know if the emperor’s presence had graced the battlefield but at the same time stuff has changed and it seems the emperor is closer to God hood than gulliman would think
In this book he kinda ponders the idea and acknowledges the existence of Imperial Saints. He rationalizes them as extremely powerful psykers who's manifestations are influenced by their faith, but is only barely starting to entertain the possibility of the Emperor being the source of their power.
@@visig0th152where he has the conversation with the Farseer about what the Emperor has become. How it isn’t the practise of worship but the belief people have and after 10,000 years that belief is starting to influence the warp and thus spill into real space
@@connorcmsmith4302 while I do understand what you mean butIt seems like you’re saying that it’s not emperor worship that’s making him divine, it’s emperor worship. No matter how you cut it it seems like humanity actions are empowering the emperor
@@bigbardvods it’s the idea that all the pomp the burning ect is unnecessary the simple belief in the emperors power is empowering him, G man even express that he feels stronger as the primarchs are worshipped. It could also explain why Sangunius’s soul shards are still chilling around as he’s probably the second most revered individual second only to the emperor. Faith has nothing to do with it you can be a believer in the emperors power and not be a fanatical muppet. I believe that’s what the Farseer was trying to get across to gman during there conversation
Guilliman again getting a taste of what the Emperor had to deal with wholesale with Lorgar and the Word Bearers. But in this case it was a battle that stood at a knife's edge with that girl psyker being either damnation or salvation. But simultaneously the fight to wrest humanity's need to pray and blame any sort of unknowing or unseeable being was probably always an impossible one. Deeds and Words aren't enough, and the Inquisition isn't all powerful either if they weren't also believers in the Emperor's divinity or at least knew from their manipulative places of power as agents of the Imperium that faith in Big E was good as a control tool. And you honestly can't look at the literal Miracles, like Guilliman and El'Johnson's resurrections as anything more than the will of an actual godlike being. Who extends his power across vast oceans of stars as if he were sending a simple vox message. At this point it almost doesn't matter what the Emperor is. But I do understand Robuté's anger at this “priest militant” for allowing such a foolhardy risk. Yet.... He himself knows the Emperor works in mysterious ways. His orders are clear but his actions are never so. If he wasn't on the Golden Throne and instead a fully realized Warp entity rivaling all 4 major Chaos Powers by himself, there'd be nothing the Lord of Ultramar could do to contradict That kind of Faith. And I Felt all of that in every word here. Now I really want there to be more audiobooks with this kind of delivery from the characters. Especially when they're arguing or being “talked to”. Like the Tau being berated by the Ethereals if they step even a centimeter out of line because of their fear of them ending up like Commander Farsight and becoming a true-blue rebel of their own empire. With him taking in anyone who starts to wake up to the fact that similar to the Emperor, the Ethereals are and have likely always been lying to them as a way to maintain order. And if they weren't entirely lying, they were still more than likely hiding things That would probably help their people out a lot. Like not trusting the actual evil space elves. Lol
It is one hell of a scene - a genuinely decent and reasonable, rational (in so far as the grim darkness of the far future allows for rationality) man (well, transhuman superman, but still) besieged by blind superstitious fanaticism in all its bloody, brutal excess, and yet he knows that he needs the very fanatics that he despises if he is going to save humanity. No wonder Roboute Guilliman secretly dreams about a quiet life as a rural farmer away from the pressures of guiding the entire species and protecting it from not just the darkness that stalks humanity from without, but also from the unthinking ignorance that mars it from within.
The Emperor understood faith/afterlife more than anyone, but because he knew it could be misinterpreted and made an evil out of it, he chose to deny it.
Always wonder if the crusade emperor would agree with the 40k emperor (having all the information on what has happened to himself) machinations as a proper god
Problem was that He failed to consider the primordial need that many (many) humans have to seek something and/ or someone to believe in. In reality, His own lack of humanity made Him oblivious to how people are. His was an interesting idea, but one not suited for the masses and He was naive to think He could change all mankind.
Hence why he quite literally and metaphorically ripped the caring, maternal, loving part of himself out. If he didn't he would've died trying to save Horus from the Chaos Gods, also supposedly there's rumors about that part of the Emperor actually saving enough of Horus's soul for him to be revived later on. Just like you said the Emperor cared too much, and cared too little later on in the run. A lesson he has learned painfully, now Guillamen and the Star child is the Imperium's hope now imo.@@lceidolon
One of my favorite ever books. I have no idea about voice acting or acting and the voice acting in the actual audio book is spot on but you some how make it more emotional. Well fucking done sir. It gives it such a different yet better feel
Oh my giddy aunt... That gave me chills. I can't even... Describe my feelings right now. I can't put into words what you reading that makes me feel. I need to hear you read anything with Túrin Turambar. Anything at all.
Really well done! Only thing I wish could somehow be conveyed is the subtle self flagellation that Mathew puts himself through. The moment when Guilliman realizes with pure disgust is one of my favorite parts of the book.
They’d only listen to Dorn. They’d nod and give platitudes and obey big blue and the lion but I think they’d either, at best, say ok I understand but at worst they’d yell that big blue and/or the lion were heretics and start a civil war. Hell we already saw them start one with that crusade fleet that killed all the primaris and that custodies. I mean sure they all died in the end but that was just a taste of the fanatical way of the black Templars
This was one of my favorite dialogues in the setting. Thank you for doing it! Sometime in the future would you be willing to read Loken’s story about the death of Sejanus from the very beginning of Horus Rising? Keep up the excellent work!
One of my absolute favorite parts of the book series. Not just because of what Guilliman says, but also the custodes. It’s a part I wish he would have covered as well. The custodes flat tells the priest before he leaves “Guilliman can not kill you, but I’m under no such restrictions! Lol
Good god! The effort and love this was made with is just amazing! This is what I was expecting when I was playing SPACE MARINE 2; I really wanted to meet Guilliman, even if it was just through a radio commanding us during side objectives.
Poor Guilliman. All his points are valid but he's as blind to the reasons the Emperor had for the Imperial Truth, as the Priest is to how the warp works. Guilliman simply wasn't taught by the Emperor that the Imperial Truth was to starve chaos of worship. Just as he doesn't know his soul basically is of a minor warp god.
Dude you do such a fucking good job with these! Always such a pleasure to watch, keep it up, you're really talented. I hope that one day you get the recognition you deserve and that in the process, I get to enjoy many more of these. Cheers!
He looks at Mathieu and sees only one symptom of Imperium's internal degradation. Guilliman was born to fix and optimize things, and good lord did he inherit a god-forsaken mess.
1) The voice acting here is just phenomenal! I could almost believe you were two different people! Bravo! 2) It's crazy how Mathieu and Guilliman are both right, but so far from understanding. The writing here is really good! Guilliman and the Imperial Truth doesn't understand faith, and its relationship with the Warp at all. The Imperial Cult doesn't understand the Warp, but they do understand faith in the Emperor.
Could you make a video for what voice filter effects you use and how you apply them? Particularly for the robotic and cyborg type voices, but ethereal or ORK effect workflow could be useful too. Is it possible to get similar results in a discord call (for DnD's sake) or is it only possible in a proper recording and edit in post context
Your 40k work is second to none. I just watched Braveheart again recently and thought you would do a much better job with a couple of the speeches in that. Specifically the "bleed with me" by Robert the Bruce at the end. But deep down inside, I want to see you do the infamous "FREEDOM" speech... Ork style 😉
What chasm it must have wrought into Guillimans heart to see the Emperor's work perverted like this. A dream He has fought, killed and bled for, shattered by the ignorance the master of mankind sought to banish from humanity for centuries. What anguish it must be to know that even He, Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the XIII, one of the mightiest beings that ever walked this galaxy is powerless to stop the darkness that has engulfed our kind once more and yet has to fight ever onward. How would the Emperor weep If He could....
I like to think Rowboat Garageman was ‘venting’ to ‘Matthew’ was a stand in for the ‘fans’ venting to ‘Matt Ward’ lol 😂. When you do, and knowing the history of the Ultramarines, it makes the writing at least 400 times more hilarious.
i can feel Guilimans kindness in his words when i read the novel his anger is for the innocents that were taken from us Frater mathieu is a fanatic idiot you dont cross a primarch
The Emperor was never Gilliman's father, not in a way that mattered at least, no he is the Avenging Son not of that Carrion Lord on Terra but of Konor Guilliman Consul of Macragge and one of, if not the, best fathers in the galaxy.
The I love this. That he saw The Emperor as not his father, but the man who raised him as his dad. Cause when the Emperor spoke to G-man, he heard the mix of words, just as Sanguinius did. My son/tool. My light/last hope. G-man has become on of my favorites in recent times, because he truly is human, and he values people. He hates what the imperium became, and that he can’t do anything about it lest the very imperium turn upon him.
I like to think Guilliman's rage here wasn't only at Mathieu but at everything the Imperium had become in his absence. Mathieu was just the face of it for him.
Every time in the books Guilliman gets angry I feel the urge to feel Ashamed. Because Guilliman is one of the most level-headed primarchs in my eyes. Like I feel like if you ask him advice for a problem he will give you advice and has that, energy that makes you want to listen when he speaks because of his uprbringing. He’s a natural leader. But his rage… is by far the most terrifying due to his calm nature. Know No Fear and Plague War are my favorite examples of why you never EVER make Guilliman angry
I just finished plague wars and dude.... gman really has a way of making you feel miniscule in the cosmos hearing the militant also cream his pants thinking about him dying by a primarch...I see why gman cant let the church blind him
"My lord, if I may--"
*"YOU MAY NOT!"*
It's easy to forget how terrible Roboute's anger is when it is roused-- a fact Lorgar discovered on Calth. You did a good job capturing the anger of a man who has been keeping it bottled up for centuries.
100 centuries
He also snapped The Lion's sword when he bombed an ultramaran world
"I am the only living being to have spoken with the Emperor for 10,000 years..."
Bjorn: excuse me?
In fairness he might not know who Bjorn is.
Hell Bjorn might actually be older than Guiliman. A decade most but still
No one bothered to tell Bobby G Bjorn was still alive, if someone did those two would be hammering down enough mjod to refill the oceans of Terra together.
To be fair, space wolves talking to an outsider is already pretty rare, them letting a primarch who they were not a 100 percent on anywhere near the fang, yeah
Bjorn wouldn't have had nearly as much time with the Emperor within that 10,000 year as Guilliman did, Guilliman would've spoken with the Big E multiple times a year every year.
The way he says that the emperor is not his father is so important as it is how Mortarion and Angron feel.
Could anyone really blame either of those two for falling the way they did after what the Emperor did to them? Even leaving Angrons “butchers nails” in when he could have damn well had them removed…
@@joshv9295 or hell, you know, saved his son's family
@@joshv9295I mean, whilst what the Emperor did to Angron was screwed, he literally saved Mortarions life, had he not intervened Mortarion would’ve died to his chaos juice sucking foster father
The irony being that Mortarion would one day become a slave to the same Chaos God his foster father worshipped is pretty much entirely lost on him though
@@joshv9295 nope he himself couldn´t have removed them without killing Angron. The nails very much sealed his fate from the beginning.
@@joshv9295i find it annoying that people keep saying this, the emperor made it clear he couldn't remove the nails without killing angron because of how the slavers halfassed the surgery.
Carefull guilliman. Remember what happen last time you try to teach a religious zelot a warning on religion.
Yeah, he turned out to be Chaos's best spokesman and the leader of it's choir behind Horus himself.
To be fair this is exactly the reason why he didn’t kill Matthieu in the book, the dude was literally about to orgasm at the thought of being ended by Guilliman and it absolutely disgusted him because he knew that not only would Matthieu welcome the death with joy, but that by ending him he’d become a martyr
@@3adgamd3rthat is some messed up stuff right there be the equivalent of someone being in complete excess because a original follow of Jesus was mad him him for thinking he new better.
@@3adgamd3r The politics of religion at work. The last time I saw something that complicated in the franchise was in the Priests of Mars books where the guy Ibrahim Locke basically became a mini-messiah figure on the Ark Mechanicus vessel - the Speranza. Since he was able to do things like open doors by communicating with the Machine Spirit in it or coaxing one last shot out of an antique gravity pistol his fellow enslaved crewman bartered for while Eldar invaders creeped up on them and a crowd of unarmed people. And of course awakening an archo-flagellant which are reserved pretty much Exclusively for high ranking Mechanicus Magi and the Inquisition.
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It sucks because you can tell bro really tried and TAX JESUS yelled at him
Tax Jesus 😂
The girl really did save the day, but Guillimans reservations about psykers are well founded and not really exaggerated.
Tax Jesus? Really? He’s basically saving the imperium and y’all can’t ever give him any credit. It’s just lazy ass stuff like tax Jesus.
I don't care how much mocap or cgi it takes, *this man* needs to play Guilliman.
"King Konor was my father"
that hits so deep...
I have always been mildly irritated by that line as Konor was not a King he was a Consul.
Fear the wrath of a good man.
Or, rather, fear the wrath of men who think themselves righteous. Never trust a mother****** with a cause.
Stop streaming so early in the morning, it's not good for you
Now find me a good man
@@liamcorreia7929he’s A*ssie
The crazy thing about this scene is it ACTUALLY WAS the Emperor taking over the girl, and Guilliman refuses to see it.
Or he refuses to acknowledge it
@@CainEverest I remain skeptical.
I think Guilliman should be given more credit. For one, his reservations about psykers isn’t unwarranted or exaggerated. A alpha class, or alpha+ class psykers could doom a planet in an afternoon.
I think he privately knows full well, big E was there. But there is something important about sending a message to your subordinates about respect. The preacher lost all my respect when he ordered(hinted at) the sister to steal the girl out of custody. Even tho it ultimately turned out right, that’s treason. And exactly the excesses of zealotry the emperor warned of in “the last church”.
In the third book, Guilliman totally gambled that big E would show up and save his neck. He knew he was going to lose to mortarion. His plan overall made no sense. He steps out on the field and calls mortarion out. The was only 1 logical conclusion and that was Guilliman getting a dose of God Blight.
Guilliman had no guarantee big E would show. But he did it anyway. I’d say that’s a lot of faith on Guillimans part. 🤷🏻♂️
The pain and frustration that is emanating from your words is better than anything on TV right now
Right?? THIS is why 40K is the best thing going right now. 🤘
Imagine if a broadcast vox to the planet was unknowingly left on during this exchange.
I have to know what Girlyman thought about Celestine. I understand that Gulliman would know if the emperor’s presence had graced the battlefield but at the same time stuff has changed and it seems the emperor is closer to God hood than gulliman would think
In this book he kinda ponders the idea and acknowledges the existence of Imperial Saints. He rationalizes them as extremely powerful psykers who's manifestations are influenced by their faith, but is only barely starting to entertain the possibility of the Emperor being the source of their power.
@@visig0th152where he has the conversation with the Farseer about what the Emperor has become. How it isn’t the practise of worship but the belief people have and after 10,000 years that belief is starting to influence the warp and thus spill into real space
Guilliman is not infallible, he can be just as dogmatic about certain things as the Ministorum.
@@connorcmsmith4302 while I do understand what you mean butIt seems like you’re saying that it’s not emperor worship that’s making him divine, it’s emperor worship. No matter how you cut it it seems like humanity actions are empowering the emperor
@@bigbardvods it’s the idea that all the pomp the burning ect is unnecessary the simple belief in the emperors power is empowering him, G man even express that he feels stronger as the primarchs are worshipped. It could also explain why Sangunius’s soul shards are still chilling around as he’s probably the second most revered individual second only to the emperor. Faith has nothing to do with it you can be a believer in the emperors power and not be a fanatical muppet. I believe that’s what the Farseer was trying to get across to gman during there conversation
The power and authority radiates through his voice. Would love to see him read the books in audio book form
The conversation between Ufthak Blackhawk and the Dark eldar imprisoning him would be perfect. Its in The Big Dakka
Ya between him and archon dhaemira. I just finished that audiobook yesterday it was awesome
Guilliman again getting a taste of what the Emperor had to deal with wholesale with Lorgar and the Word Bearers. But in this case it was a battle that stood at a knife's edge with that girl psyker being either damnation or salvation. But simultaneously the fight to wrest humanity's need to pray and blame any sort of unknowing or unseeable being was probably always an impossible one. Deeds and Words aren't enough, and the Inquisition isn't all powerful either if they weren't also believers in the Emperor's divinity or at least knew from their manipulative places of power as agents of the Imperium that faith in Big E was good as a control tool.
And you honestly can't look at the literal Miracles, like Guilliman and El'Johnson's resurrections as anything more than the will of an actual godlike being. Who extends his power across vast oceans of stars as if he were sending a simple vox message. At this point it almost doesn't matter what the Emperor is. But I do understand Robuté's anger at this “priest militant” for allowing such a foolhardy risk. Yet.... He himself knows the Emperor works in mysterious ways. His orders are clear but his actions are never so. If he wasn't on the Golden Throne and instead a fully realized Warp entity rivaling all 4 major Chaos Powers by himself, there'd be nothing the Lord of Ultramar could do to contradict That kind of Faith.
And I Felt all of that in every word here. Now I really want there to be more audiobooks with this kind of delivery from the characters. Especially when they're arguing or being “talked to”.
Like the Tau being berated by the Ethereals if they step even a centimeter out of line because of their fear of them ending up like Commander Farsight and becoming a true-blue rebel of their own empire. With him taking in anyone who starts to wake up to the fact that similar to the Emperor, the Ethereals are and have likely always been lying to them as a way to maintain order. And if they weren't entirely lying, they were still more than likely hiding things That would probably help their people out a lot. Like not trusting the actual evil space elves. Lol
Brilliantly done and deeply compelling. I am now terrified of Guilliman. Ledgendary stuff.
The fact that the priest was able to argue with a primarch goes to show how patient rowboat g is.
Amazing work and masterfully done with all the rage of guilliman made manifest
I don't know how to say this without sounding pompous but this is what I call *PERFECTION!!*
Thank you!
@@NaturallyRPVoiceover 🙂
Beautiful day outside AND a voice over? Great start to the day
Thank you so much!!
2:50 my favorite part
It is one hell of a scene - a genuinely decent and reasonable, rational (in so far as the grim darkness of the far future allows for rationality) man (well, transhuman superman, but still) besieged by blind superstitious fanaticism in all its bloody, brutal excess, and yet he knows that he needs the very fanatics that he despises if he is going to save humanity. No wonder Roboute Guilliman secretly dreams about a quiet life as a rural farmer away from the pressures of guiding the entire species and protecting it from not just the darkness that stalks humanity from without, but also from the unthinking ignorance that mars it from within.
One of the few exchanges in the dark imperium series I loved reading. Your portrayal of his rage was on point to what I imagined. Amazing work!
Thank you!
I don't even see an actor acting when I watch this, I imagined myself in that scene with Guilliman & Frator Mathieu as you spoke. F'ing awesome dude.
I just read this book a few days ago, hearing your version of this conversation has been amazing
This was great! The passion, the anger really showed through
Thank you!
The Emperor understood faith/afterlife more than anyone, but because he knew it could be misinterpreted and made an evil out of it, he chose to deny it.
...then he made one for his special lil guys 😊
Always wonder if the crusade emperor would agree with the 40k emperor (having all the information on what has happened to himself) machinations as a proper god
Problem was that He failed to consider the primordial need that many (many) humans have to seek something and/ or someone to believe in. In reality, His own lack of humanity made Him oblivious to how people are. His was an interesting idea, but one not suited for the masses and He was naive to think He could change all mankind.
Because no matter how great you are Iceidolon, there is always one greater.
Hence why he quite literally and metaphorically ripped the caring, maternal, loving part of himself out. If he didn't he would've died trying to save Horus from the Chaos Gods, also supposedly there's rumors about that part of the Emperor actually saving enough of Horus's soul for him to be revived later on. Just like you said the Emperor cared too much, and cared too little later on in the run. A lesson he has learned painfully, now Guillamen and the Star child is the Imperium's hope now imo.@@lceidolon
You are criminally underrated at your craft, imo. Should be a 100k channel.
“There are lies” goes insanely hard
This is amazing man, thank you
God your acting is utterly perfect. You DESERVE to be in a live action 40k adaptation. Bravo, man
You can lead someone to information, but you can't make them think.
One of my favorite ever books. I have no idea about voice acting or acting and the voice acting in the actual audio book is spot on but you some how make it more emotional. Well fucking done sir. It gives it such a different yet better feel
Oh my giddy aunt... That gave me chills. I can't even... Describe my feelings right now. I can't put into words what you reading that makes me feel.
I need to hear you read anything with Túrin Turambar. Anything at all.
This held true wrath and anger towards the foolish man
Steller preformance as always the music was a very nice touch. Good selection for this performance.
Glad you enjoyed it
Guilliman is the opitimy of fear a man who is slow to anger.
Epitome*
I’d like to listen to the very last exchange between Guilliman & Mathieu. On his deathbed
Really well done! Only thing I wish could somehow be conveyed is the subtle self flagellation that Mathew puts himself through. The moment when Guilliman realizes with pure disgust is one of my favorite parts of the book.
This is the content that makes want to further delve into 40k lore ❤
This speech is something the Black Templars *Desperately* need to be told. By Robute, Lion, or even Dorn.
You speak blasphemy brother. You will be added to the pires with the rest of the heretics 😠 The crusade will never end. Praise be....in His name 😅
They’d only listen to Dorn. They’d nod and give platitudes and obey big blue and the lion but I think they’d either, at best, say ok I understand but at worst they’d yell that big blue and/or the lion were heretics and start a civil war. Hell we already saw them start one with that crusade fleet that killed all the primaris and that custodies. I mean sure they all died in the end but that was just a taste of the fanatical way of the black Templars
But wasnt the girl actually being possesed by the enperor?
@@jeremiahsrandomness1692she was possessed by something that’s for sure. The dark king perhaps?
@@Ragnarra of course it was vague and undescriptive...
This was one of my favorite dialogues in the setting. Thank you for doing it! Sometime in the future would you be willing to read Loken’s story about the death of Sejanus from the very beginning of Horus Rising? Keep up the excellent work!
It takes a lot to bring Guilliman to this level of anger. That priest dodged a hell of a bullet there.
Damn, I loved this scene in Plague War and you really did it justice, amazing work man!
Your voice with the alteration is exactly how a primarch should sound: familiar yet alien.
I’ve been waiting for a LONG time for you to do this one
Hope you liked it!!
This part of the book was already really powerfull.
But damn, this is great.
Nice work yet again.
One of my absolute favorite parts of the book series. Not just because of what Guilliman says, but also the custodes.
It’s a part I wish he would have covered as well. The custodes flat tells the priest before he leaves “Guilliman can not kill you, but I’m under no such restrictions! Lol
Agreed. I loved that part!
Itcwas this interaction that gained Papa Smurf my respect.
Good god!
The effort and love this was made with is just amazing!
This is what I was expecting when I was playing SPACE MARINE 2; I really wanted to meet Guilliman, even if it was just through a radio commanding us during side objectives.
Poor Guilliman. All his points are valid but he's as blind to the reasons the Emperor had for the Imperial Truth, as the Priest is to how the warp works.
Guilliman simply wasn't taught by the Emperor that the Imperial Truth was to starve chaos of worship. Just as he doesn't know his soul basically is of a minor warp god.
Chaos doesn't need worship to be what they are. As long as there is war, trickery, decay, and excess, so too will the gods of the warp exist.
The reverb on your voice. I envision guillimam wearing his helmet. All that rage covered by the helm of an Astartes
Dude thank you so much for posting the full clip. Epic stuff
No problem!
Masterful as always. Never get tired of these
Glad you enjoy it!
This gave me chills. Fantastic work, my friend.
Glad you enjoyed it!
4:40 Damn, imagine being a priest and hearing the literal child of your deity demounce his creator as a father 😂
Fantastic scene and a fantastic reading of it! Love your 40k readings man.
Incredible acting, I loved it !
Thank you so much!!
Dear god, that was brilliant!
Always, always so good. Look forward to all your warhammer vids.
Glad to hear it!
I have been a huge of you ever since I listened to the sons of the emperor anthology it was amazing
Wow!!! Just wow!!
Dude you do such a fucking good job with these! Always such a pleasure to watch, keep it up, you're really talented. I hope that one day you get the recognition you deserve and that in the process, I get to enjoy many more of these. Cheers!
Wow, thank you!
Great job as always. 👍 👍
Great work dude! 🤜🤛
Appreciate it!
The amount of money I would pay to see this man voice future Warhammer novels or dramas is unending
Woah!! Thank you.
I loved this part of the book and I also loved how Matthew redeems himself in Guiliman’s eyes later on.
Outstanding performance 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely sensational.
that may be the best 'you disgust me' i have ever heard :o
Absolute class
fantatsic! okay i'm inspired now. thanks for bringing my primarchs anger to life. i go to paint my minis.
for the 13th
for Mcragge
for Guilliman
Okay, now you have to do his words on the experience of the Emperor reviving him from Mortarion.
This is the best part of plauge war
Oh wow, that was good!
He looks at Mathieu and sees only one symptom of Imperium's internal degradation. Guilliman was born to fix and optimize things, and good lord did he inherit a god-forsaken mess.
good god that was entertaining as hell.
When I watch your videos I now picture inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn 😂
Great work.
I like that you have modulated the primarchs voice to show his superhumanity
1) The voice acting here is just phenomenal! I could almost believe you were two different people! Bravo!
2) It's crazy how Mathieu and Guilliman are both right, but so far from understanding. The writing here is really good! Guilliman and the Imperial Truth doesn't understand faith, and its relationship with the Warp at all. The Imperial Cult doesn't understand the Warp, but they do understand faith in the Emperor.
Wow, thank you!
thanks for the excellent work 👍👌 👏
Got a suggestion. can you outdo George c Scott Patton opening speech as an ork war boss? Or a Krieg general?
Could you make a video for what voice filter effects you use and how you apply them? Particularly for the robotic and cyborg type voices, but ethereal or ORK effect workflow could be useful too. Is it possible to get similar results in a discord call (for DnD's sake) or is it only possible in a proper recording and edit in post context
The voice distortion makes me imagine this whole thing happened while Guilliman had his helmet on.
Which sounds freaking terrifying
You should do the speech Conrad Kurze gives before his death in Night Haunter
Your 40k work is second to none.
I just watched Braveheart again recently and thought you would do a much better job with a couple of the speeches in that. Specifically the "bleed with me" by Robert the Bruce at the end.
But deep down inside, I want to see you do the infamous "FREEDOM" speech... Ork style 😉
Man you are a great orator. I closed my eyes and it felt like Bobby G was hear chewing that priests ass in my backyard. Goosebumps.
Thank you so much!!
Must be wild to have an archangel tell you not only is god not god but he hates you
What chasm it must have wrought into Guillimans heart to see the Emperor's work perverted like this.
A dream He has fought, killed and bled for, shattered by the ignorance the master of mankind sought to banish from humanity for centuries.
What anguish it must be to know that even He, Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the XIII, one of the mightiest beings that ever walked this galaxy is powerless to stop the darkness that has engulfed our kind once more and yet has to fight ever onward.
How would the Emperor weep If He could....
So much anger! Great
I like to think Rowboat Garageman was ‘venting’ to ‘Matthew’ was a stand in for the ‘fans’ venting to ‘Matt Ward’ lol 😂.
When you do, and knowing the history of the Ultramarines, it makes the writing at least 400 times more hilarious.
i can feel Guilimans kindness in his words when i read the novel his anger is for the innocents that were taken from us Frater mathieu is a fanatic idiot you dont cross a primarch
The Emperor was never Gilliman's father, not in a way that mattered at least, no he is the Avenging Son not of that Carrion Lord on Terra but of Konor Guilliman Consul of Macragge and one of, if not the, best fathers in the galaxy.
Would love to hear you narrate ghazghkull's monologue from chapter 11 of "Ghazghkull Thraka, Prophet of the Waagh" by Nate Crowley.
The I love this. That he saw The Emperor as not his father, but the man who raised him as his dad. Cause when the Emperor spoke to G-man, he heard the mix of words, just as Sanguinius did. My son/tool. My light/last hope. G-man has become on of my favorites in recent times, because he truly is human, and he values people. He hates what the imperium became, and that he can’t do anything about it lest the very imperium turn upon him.
Please, for the love of the Emperor
Do the one where Fabius Bile directly denies the existence of the Chaos gods to their faces.
Speech recommendations can be sent to tiktokspeeches@gmail.com just so I can keep track of them. Thanks!
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Based. I gotchu homie.
Love it. Love from the U.S.
Perfection
Can I hear it without the distortion?