@@orbitalbutt6757oh yeah there is also a blood angel dreads that succumb to red thirst He LITERALLY need to have a pipe through his chassis so he could drink blood
I think the coolest aspect of a dreadnaught is the fact that each one is a living library of their chapters history and have vast amounts of knowledge on warfare and tactics. "Brother dreadnaught do you know how our chapter won this battle 3000 years ago?" "Why yes brother.. I was there. We won by luring the enemy in close and ambushing with flamers" etc so cool
Damn what a rush their life to be. Imagine sleeping all day long and being woken up only to battle killing enemies while chanting death metal verses for every bullets spent. If I were them I would imagine myself doing naps then playing fps shooter or doom eternal everyday😂
good read. it's lucky if they're salamander or good nature chapter but when it's like minotaur or whatever malevolent chapter, i guess they just treat em like a machine. what a lonely existence.
@@Ragnarra it's not just that primaris last shorter. Whatever reason is it's stated that the primaris version of dreadnaught actually drains the user. It burns up their life force or whatever. Personally it just sounds like the writers tried to make it more "from dark" but it just comes across as silly and bad writing XD
@@JPooger well your not wrong it is an example of bad writing. If they explained the mechanics and the fact the primaris have more implants which make the whole old design of a dreadnaught no longer viable for extended periods. It would be like shoving someone into a chaos dreadnaught without the same chaos bits that make that worse. I’m beginning to think that you probably need a mechanical engineering crash course to write these kinds of things good. Or at least make it believable.
No mouth? One of a Dreadnaughts weapons is a cannon... That fires sound. Powerful enough to eviscerate everything it directly hits and rupture the ears of everyone within a few hundred miles. I'd say that's a decent mouth and a very good scream.
Not for much longer, that will be retconned when they squat the firstborn venerable dreadnought. Can’t have venerable redemptors with pilots that die quicker than a vibrator battery at an orgy
@@samuelfelixdasilva1791It's stupid and short-sighted is what it is. The whole point of Dreadnoughts is so that their pilots can continue to serve for as long as they can, serving as reliquaries of knowledge and experience alongside allowing the fallen brothers within to still serve rather than be executed or languish in some retirement home. They're meant, in a way, to save the brothers from being lost through death by preserving them for as long as possible while remaining capable combatants. Making a Pattern that _burns_ through users like las munitions in a fight against the Tyranids is the complete opposite of the point. Even the Leviathans probably didn't burn through pilots as quickly, and even then they can be somewhat justified thanks to the sheer amount of firepower the Pattern provides.
I’m surprised a game where you play as a dreadnought hasn’t been made, like it would be a big hit I would think especially given how customizable the dreadnoughts could be and how deep and rich the story can be of a veteran Astartes gravely wounded and put into one of these machines so that he could continue serving the emperor and as you progress through the game it kinda like goes through the ages playing that same dreadnought fighting in different theaters of war facing many horrors as the player watches this space marine he has spent so much time with begins to slowly lose his sanity.
Oh my god that would be so cool. And if you die, you respawn in a different chassis (of the same pattern you picked) so like if you die in a contemptor dread you respawn in a different contemptor chassis
Maybe start the game in a mission where you ARE the veteran space Marine, leading younger inexperienced Marines through a mission. The mission would be scripted for you to be defeated and you get one glorious last stand (Halo Reach style?) And succumb to the hordes before reinforcements arrive. Then they could do a badass first person cinematic of being Entombed in the Dreadnought. That'd be badass as hell... could be decent post-story DLC for a Space Marine game too?
Dreadnoughts: (alive for millennia, asleep for most of it) I'm going insane! Dante: (2000+ yrs old, likely never slept at all) I want to die but Sanguinius won't let me.
One of my favorite moments was when the World Eaters had to wake up their Dreadnoughts mid-Heresy, and the Dreads had *no clue* anything had happened. So they just flash-exposed everything to them with thumbdrives, and the Dreadies just, sigh, and get to work.
While it’s not really expanded upon in lore, I wonder if with some chapters after a Dreadnaught has shown that it’s beyond use (serious dementia) if they just give it one last glorious mission and basically throw it into a suicide mission in order to give them a glorious death?
That might actually be a blessing for the marine entombed. The chaos marines have dreadnaughts but they rarely are used for obvious reasons many would rather die than put into a dreadnaught designed by the chaos marines.
@@superspies32Yes, they absolutely will not allow a deliberate suicide mission for a dreadnought. I'd guess if they are too far gone they have to be disconnected and removed, not something I suspect writers would want to cover as it is basically like turning off life support.
And there are many chapters that will flat refuse to be entombed in a Dreadnought Sarcophagus, because they view too much in the way of tech implants to be bad.
As a Tech-Priest, I'd rather suggest we convert them using similar procedures as when we make the servitors. Painlessly this time, of course. We do not care much about the complaints of the flesh, but punishment is not warranted upon a hero of the Imperium.
I saw this video months ago and the phrase and whole conception of " shock absorbing nutrient paste" burn itself into my brain and will never leave it until the day I die
It can be quite difficult to work with eldery people having dementia. They display anxiety, can get depressed even agressive. Now imagine that person with bolter guns, laser weapons and all sorts of rocket and grenade lunchers and several tons of moving armor.
The true horror of being put in a dreadnought: *SLEEPING FOR CENTURIES JUST TO BE WOKEN UP BY YOUNGER SPACE MARINES ASKING FOR THE CHAPTER’S WIFI PASSCODE.*
Chapter Techmarine: venerable ancient, bestow upon us your wisdom, such that we may access the wide information network again! Dreadnought: WHO POURED "SACRED" OIL ON THE ROUTER AGAIN!?
Scout: “Did we just permanently gundum grandpa?” Brother: “First: never use gundum as a verb again and second: yes” Brother 2: “and he is certainly not our grandpa” Dred: “GTFO ME DOCKING BAY YE KARKIN KIDS” Brother 1: “although he certainly acts like one” Brother 2: “he even has the gun”
I feel like the fact they ONLY get woken up right around fights is the reason its so hard. Because Stasis is NOT sleep, its like a pause button on their brains. So its just NONSTOP fights with VERY little time to relax and "come down" from Battle Adrenaline.
He isn't asleep like other dreads for vast amounts of time, which going off of how other dreads don't go into stasis for thousands of years either are still mostly same (or were seeing as the have a habit of dying more often than everyone else because they're exceptions to the rule of insanity) it's going to sleep one day only to wake up 3,000 years later to find everyone you knew is dead.
There was a dreadnought during the war of the beast that preserved his personality and range in the chapter, he was in command of his own fleet, his name was Magneric of the black templars, I don't remember. Oh, and he is a vereran from the heresy, but he doesn't like to sleep, he lives (lived :(... ) to hunt Kalkator, an Iron Warrior that was his friend in the heresy, but he has to do an aliance with him to fight a WAAHGH.
I imagine them singing, humming, and whistling as they stomp into battle, throwing in the occasional, "Pew, pew!" as they blast shit they loathe. I mean, why wouldn't they? Their voices must sound superb inside those things--the eternal shower singing experience. Other space marines sometimes hearing, "Singing in the Rain," thinking, Oh, that's just Brother Bronchitis.
@@johnnyrocket1685 Yes, they most certainly can. They are mortally wounded space marines interred in sarcophagi mounted inside a robotic exoskeleton equipped with crushing fists, stompy feet, and shooty guns. The marine inside can most certainly speak as they are often consulted as advisors to Captains and chapter masters as ancient wiseman due to their massive amounts of combat experience. They do indeed speak, and they most likely sing songs like, "Singing in the Rain," and battle hymns in honor of the holy Emperor himself.
Tell that to Bjorn The Fell Handed, after 10,000 years that guys still chilling and cracking jokes. Must not apply to space wolfs, how can the crazy go insane?
If we overanalyze this: There is body horror here and that would be psychologically difficult for the pilot to process. But perhaps they get used to it over time and realize they are the equivalent of a walking war-machine god, able to shape the outcome of battles. The worst part of being in a DN is probably the down-time between battles. Nothing to do except wait for the next battle and contemplate existence. Terrible. So attaching some Netflix module inside the DN would be very beneficial.
nah HMS Dreadnought, a ship so influential that ships before her were called pre-dreadnoughts could blast these dumb looking robots to the pain train station in train town
@@fashionsbyohrbachs nah her 5 twin 305 mm cannons, 27 76 mm cannons, and torpedoes but, well, torpedoes wouldn’t be very effective against your silly little robots could EASILY pass through that silly 1 nm thin dumb blue armor with like, a guy versus HMS Dreadnoughts 800+ crew your silly -37,977 year old dinosaur versus the mighty 117 year young strapping fine lady, oh yeah and drab gray is SO much better than your yellow or blue or whatever stupid color your dumb ship wants to be (LOL) 🤡🤡🤡 (on a more serious matter I took about 10 minutes to write this💀)🅱️🅾️🅰️✝️🆚🤖🟰🛥️🚣♂️🚣🚣♀️🛶🚢⚓️
Fun fact: famous British death metal band Bolt Thrower's second album, Realms of Chaos, was released in 1989 with heavy ties to Warhammer 40K. It's also a great album.
I think there was a Night Lord dreadnaught who talks about the moments outside of battle. Even though he is hooked up to the machine, sometimes he can feel the cold fluid he floats in. the tubes in his body. His vestigial arms bumping into the walls of his coffin.
Bjorn the fell handed is the oldest living loyalist dreadnought. For a guy who is a millennial in the most literal sense of the word, he’s fairly well put together. Being asleep for most of that time helps.
WesHammer did a really good video on dreadnoughts including an excerpt from a story of a man who became entombed in a dreadnought. Made me shed a few tears for the first time in years. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about what becoming a dreadnought does to a warrior of the imperium.
Ironically, one dreadnought heard the wisest and kindest words from a primarch that they refused to be consumed by it and remains fighting for the imperium.
The dreadnought is the embodiement of the "I'm tired, boss" meme
Traitor: "Being put in a Dreadnought is a curse"
Loyalist: "FCK YEAH! SERVE THE EMPEROR! AGAIN!"
"Its a curse" "no shit but like serving in death and whatnot"
Hellbrutes are basically what happens when you intentionally drive the dreadnought mad.
lmao, I read the comment with the voice of Dorklys Shackle
Makes sense. Getting put in a Hellbrute is a FAR worse deal than a Dreadnaught
@@joeldykman7591what zero time off does to a mf
And Rylanor spent over 10 millenia
And bjorn
@@orbitalbutt6757lol
@@orbitalbutt6757oh yeah there is also a blood angel dreads that succumb to red thirst
He LITERALLY need to have a pipe through his chassis so he could drink blood
Several millennia, but not ten
Rylanor has a solid determination of wanting to say FU to Fulgrim. While Bjorn is being maintained and he has a lot of nap time.
Dreadnoughts: Curse to serve beyond death. And slowly succumb to dementia and death.
Named Dreadnoughts: Let GO!!!! Aint got time to die.
dementia is caused by emotional stuff like not having a body and not getting hugs so i think theyre okay
@@Steve-gz3sy I wish dementia actually worked like this :(
@@brycemedvin8765
I'd bet there are some kinds that do.
Dimentia is a symptom, remember, and not a disease.
Lol, so true, best of the best! Can't wait for the series especially since H.Cavill is essentially at the helm!
@@Steve-gz3sywrong
I think the coolest aspect of a dreadnaught is the fact that each one is a living library of their chapters history and have vast amounts of knowledge on warfare and tactics.
"Brother dreadnaught do you know how our chapter won this battle 3000 years ago?"
"Why yes brother.. I was there. We won by luring the enemy in close and ambushing with flamers" etc so cool
if they still have the memory and are sane enough to recall it...
Damn what a rush their life to be. Imagine sleeping all day long and being woken up only to battle killing enemies while chanting death metal verses for every bullets spent. If I were them I would imagine myself doing naps then playing fps shooter or doom eternal everyday😂
good read. it's lucky if they're salamander or good nature chapter but when it's like minotaur or whatever malevolent chapter, i guess they just treat em like a machine. what a lonely existence.
And then theres Bjorn whos still chugging Mjod after 10,000 years.
He has the power of family. Gets to be among new recruits and events. Makes a difference it seems
Vin Diesel shall be the voice of Bjorn if we ever get him in a show @@JPooger
The primaris last even shorter periods I am told. Bjorn just likes telling stories to what amounts to his ‘grandkids’ which keeps him sane.
@@Ragnarra it's not just that primaris last shorter. Whatever reason is it's stated that the primaris version of dreadnaught actually drains the user. It burns up their life force or whatever. Personally it just sounds like the writers tried to make it more "from dark" but it just comes across as silly and bad writing XD
@@JPooger well your not wrong it is an example of bad writing. If they explained the mechanics and the fact the primaris have more implants which make the whole old design of a dreadnaught no longer viable for extended periods. It would be like shoving someone into a chaos dreadnaught without the same chaos bits that make that worse. I’m beginning to think that you probably need a mechanical engineering crash course to write these kinds of things good. Or at least make it believable.
Meanwhile, somewhere in the fortress monastery of the space wolves: *TWINS THEY WERE!!!*
Nah that guy only complained about how much of a dick Leman Russ was.
He endures
That was tankred of the black templars
@@cephalonbob15 I did not expect a cephalon of all things to respond to my comment.
@@Fairwhite195 Many are indeed, for I have heard that my kin sometimes displays an ... eccentric personality, tarnishing our professional reputation.
I have no mouth and I must scream...
I do have a multi-melta though 😊
*multi-melta noises*
Then you have no mouth, therefore the enemy must do the screaming.
Who needs to scream when you can let your arm mounded chain cannon do the screaming.
Hey, wat's this button do-
No mouth?
One of a Dreadnaughts weapons is a cannon... That fires sound. Powerful enough to eviscerate everything it directly hits and rupture the ears of everyone within a few hundred miles.
I'd say that's a decent mouth and a very good scream.
And then you have redemptors, which just chew through hosts like batteries
maybe that is the point, they are dreadnoughts with a expiration date, making them ironically more humane and merciful
Not for much longer, that will be retconned when they squat the firstborn venerable dreadnought. Can’t have venerable redemptors with pilots that die quicker than a vibrator battery at an orgy
@@colonelturmeric558😅😂
@@samuelfelixdasilva1791It's stupid and short-sighted is what it is. The whole point of Dreadnoughts is so that their pilots can continue to serve for as long as they can, serving as reliquaries of knowledge and experience alongside allowing the fallen brothers within to still serve rather than be executed or languish in some retirement home. They're meant, in a way, to save the brothers from being lost through death by preserving them for as long as possible while remaining capable combatants.
Making a Pattern that _burns_ through users like las munitions in a fight against the Tyranids is the complete opposite of the point. Even the Leviathans probably didn't burn through pilots as quickly, and even then they can be somewhat justified thanks to the sheer amount of firepower the Pattern provides.
@@spookieboogi6161are you seriously asking for efficient use of resources warhammer? Fuck that shit, the emperor commands, it’s time for more boom.
I’m surprised a game where you play as a dreadnought hasn’t been made, like it would be a big hit I would think especially given how customizable the dreadnoughts could be and how deep and rich the story can be of a veteran Astartes gravely wounded and put into one of these machines so that he could continue serving the emperor and as you progress through the game it kinda like goes through the ages playing that same dreadnought fighting in different theaters of war facing many horrors as the player watches this space marine he has spent so much time with begins to slowly lose his sanity.
I'll buy it!
Oh my god that would be so cool.
And if you die, you respawn in a different chassis (of the same pattern you picked) so like if you die in a contemptor dread you respawn in a different contemptor chassis
The first Space Marine has a multiplayer mode where one player from each side can play as a dreadnought. They might do it again in the sequel.
Maybe start the game in a mission where you ARE the veteran space Marine, leading younger inexperienced Marines through a mission. The mission would be scripted for you to be defeated and you get one glorious last stand (Halo Reach style?) And succumb to the hordes before reinforcements arrive. Then they could do a badass first person cinematic of being Entombed in the Dreadnought. That'd be badass as hell... could be decent post-story DLC for a Space Marine game too?
@@SIRUNOWN Sounds good to me!
Dreadnoughts: (alive for millennia, asleep for most of it) I'm going insane!
Dante: (2000+ yrs old, likely never slept at all) I want to die but Sanguinius won't let me.
Dante is only 1600 years old give or take
Imagine how mad he's gonna be when he wakes up in a Dreadnought
@@EpicDude86 at that rate he’ll see the 51st millennium
Rylanor: (alive for 10,000 years, awake for all of it) hey Fulgrim, eat a virus bomb.
One of my favorite moments was when the World Eaters had to wake up their Dreadnoughts mid-Heresy, and the Dreads had *no clue* anything had happened.
So they just flash-exposed everything to them with thumbdrives, and the Dreadies just, sigh, and get to work.
The Imperium has long forgotten the HUMAN part of the human-weapon
If you ever thought Darth Vader had it bad, at least he could still use the Force.
Which is part of what made Rylanor such a chad.
While it’s not really expanded upon in lore, I wonder if with some chapters after a Dreadnaught has shown that it’s beyond use (serious dementia) if they just give it one last glorious mission and basically throw it into a suicide mission in order to give them a glorious death?
That might actually be a blessing for the marine entombed. The chaos marines have dreadnaughts but they rarely are used for obvious reasons many would rather die than put into a dreadnaught designed by the chaos marines.
@@superspies32Yes, they absolutely will not allow a deliberate suicide mission for a dreadnought. I'd guess if they are too far gone they have to be disconnected and removed, not something I suspect writers would want to cover as it is basically like turning off life support.
And there are many chapters that will flat refuse to be entombed in a Dreadnought Sarcophagus, because they view too much in the way of tech implants to be bad.
@@armi999gotta uphold the grim dark name!
As a Tech-Priest, I'd rather suggest we convert them using similar procedures as when we make the servitors. Painlessly this time, of course. We do not care much about the complaints of the flesh, but punishment is not warranted upon a hero of the Imperium.
Bjorn the Fell-handed would like a word. He even acknowledged the beauty of a fenrisian female inquisitor.
Even after thousands years my boy is still horny
Didn't that old wolf tell her that if he still had his body he would "interogate" her all night long?
Yes, please turn me into an angry fridge with guns when I get bodied. That’s all I want.
Fridge? How about the entire damn kitchen??
@@thedyingmeme6everything but the kitchen sink XD
"I know a guy,who knows a guy..."
Same. Put me in there. Don't know how long I'll last but I'll be able to bring down hell while I do.
I saw this video months ago and the phrase and whole conception of " shock absorbing nutrient paste" burn itself into my brain and will never leave it until the day I die
Rylanor the gigachad sitting and waiting for Fulgrim
Thousand sons:
*Ima let this slide*
@@synergy8879as you do when talking about fucking up Fulgrims day.
*One by Metallica begins playing*
Then hats off to Rylanor, Bjorn and The Anchorite. One stayed awake broken but revengeful, one was woken for duty, and one by the faith.
Just imagine you're floating in the sarcophagus, all alone, forever, and suddenly you have a feeling there's something in there with you.
*shudders*
Of course, it's the Emperor's Light, telling me to continue to fight against His enemies.
@@TornaitSuperBirdor a cockroach spray painted gold by a guardsman
@@crowgrabber_former_er5bb8yb2t just use a goldfish genetically modified so it can survive in the life support soup
Rylanor: funny, i don’t have that problem.
“And they shall know no fear. But loneliness and despair? Yeah, we’ll leave ‘em with that.”
I had a slight anxiety attack when "life" inside a dreadnought was described in the book "feel no fear" lol
"I have no mouth and I must scream."
I have no mouth and I must meme
Bjorn does love a good nap these days while he waits for Leman Russ to finally come home
Any day now, Leman Russ will be back from the store with cigarettes and milk.
@@EvilPaladin11 At least he will come back and not have another family somewhere else he loves more
It can be quite difficult to work with eldery people having dementia. They display anxiety, can get depressed even agressive.
Now imagine that person with bolter guns, laser weapons and all sorts of rocket and grenade lunchers and several tons of moving armor.
Iron Hands Space Marines; "Where do I sign up?"
The true horror of being put in a dreadnought:
*SLEEPING FOR CENTURIES JUST TO BE WOKEN UP BY YOUNGER SPACE MARINES ASKING FOR THE CHAPTER’S WIFI PASSCODE.*
This comment is pure gold
I can only imagine the second it wakes up the PTSD attacks just instantly hit.
Chapter Techmarine: venerable ancient, bestow upon us your wisdom, such that we may access the wide information network again!
Dreadnought: WHO POURED "SACRED" OIL ON THE ROUTER AGAIN!?
I can imagine a drednaught trying his damndest best to not slap a bitch for waking him.
"Beep Boop, time to Terminate."@@JimothyPickens
all they need is to give the entombed warrior inside the dreadnaught the occasional hug
One nice thing about Iron Hands is many of the down sides to being in a Dreadnoughts gets their gears hard.
And that's just the regular ones and not the Chaos marine models
Chaos dreads put the 'dread' in dreadnought
Even as a kid seeing classic art work of a dreadnought every picture felt like a Silent Scream of Rage
Takes the Literal Term "no rest for the dead" very well
Tbh were the Contemptor patterns good for being against these sorta things, considering those seem to be the most human-esque of the dreads?
Iirc, Contemptors actually went insane more often for whatever reason.
@@xeonespydonum4995you mean Leviathans? Contemptors were the best Astartes dread, as the occupants were kept sane for MUCH longer
Just imagine how much of a beast would be if Sigismund, the Absolute Unit, survived and was entombed within a Dreadnought
Captain Magneric was a dreadnought and pretty fucking badass
We need a Dreadnaught Retirement home
Dreadnaught Retirement home, where Its just a badass place filled with robot mechanic girls.
Not to mention that fluid they sit in is incredibly COLD.
Brother, I'm lonely hug me and tuck in me, brother
Scout: “Did we just permanently gundum grandpa?”
Brother: “First: never use gundum as a verb again and second: yes”
Brother 2: “and he is certainly not our grandpa”
Dred: “GTFO ME DOCKING BAY YE KARKIN KIDS”
Brother 1: “although he certainly acts like one”
Brother 2: “he even has the gun”
Sorry but ANY NOUN CAN BE A VERB IF YOU ENGLISH HARD ENOUGH
Dawg died and had to come back to work
Raylenor 10k years stuck in dreadnaught, awake, plotting to revenge on Fulgrim 😢
Rylanor the gigachad
Imagine being woken after centuries of slumber and the first thing you hear is “we’re here to contact you about your Dreadnought’s extended warranty”
"Even in death i still serve" - The most WH40k Quote ever :D
With exceptions. Bjorn the Fellhanded.
Never knew they have Angry Dreadnoughts - nice addition 0:33
I feel like the fact they ONLY get woken up right around fights is the reason its so hard. Because Stasis is NOT sleep, its like a pause button on their brains. So its just NONSTOP fights with VERY little time to relax and "come down" from Battle Adrenaline.
Chad iron warriors and iron hands: there is no downside only upside for pain breads strength and flesh breeds weakness for that iron is superior 😎
They can't go crazy if they already are.
that's a half-baked theory
Iron hands, sure.
But you don't wanna go into an Iron Warriors dreadnought. You just don't...
@@raznaaklmao dreadnaught made with a spot for the marines butchers nails implants.. oof. Yeah I’ll pass.
*"I would have liked....to see the skies of Baal.....one...last time."*
Bjorns been around since the heresy he seems okay!
Also even he Inquisition learned to not fuck with this angry fridge
He isn't asleep like other dreads for vast amounts of time, which going off of how other dreads don't go into stasis for thousands of years either are still mostly same (or were seeing as the have a habit of dying more often than everyone else because they're exceptions to the rule of insanity) it's going to sleep one day only to wake up 3,000 years later to find everyone you knew is dead.
So this is where Dragoons and Immortals come from
Still better than a helbrute..
so.. can a dreadnought die because of high age? imagine a dreadnought dies of heart attack mid battle
"Gradually their memories deteriorate."
Meanwhile: I am he who remembers, the Ancient of Rites!
that one Angry Marines painting made me nostalgic
There was a dreadnought during the war of the beast that preserved his personality and range in the chapter, he was in command of his own fleet, his name was Magneric of the black templars, I don't remember. Oh, and he is a vereran from the heresy, but he doesn't like to sleep, he lives (lived :(... ) to hunt Kalkator, an Iron Warrior that was his friend in the heresy, but he has to do an aliance with him to fight a WAAHGH.
I imagine them singing, humming, and whistling as they stomp into battle, throwing in the occasional, "Pew, pew!" as they blast shit they loathe. I mean, why wouldn't they? Their voices must sound superb inside those things--the eternal shower singing experience. Other space marines sometimes hearing, "Singing in the Rain," thinking, Oh, that's just Brother Bronchitis.
@@johnnyrocket1685 Yes, they most certainly can. They are mortally wounded space marines interred in sarcophagi mounted inside a robotic exoskeleton equipped with crushing fists, stompy feet, and shooty guns. The marine inside can most certainly speak as they are often consulted as advisors to Captains and chapter masters as ancient wiseman due to their massive amounts of combat experience. They do indeed speak, and they most likely sing songs like, "Singing in the Rain," and battle hymns in honor of the holy Emperor himself.
@johnnyrocket1685 owned with facts and logic you just got omni-pilled
To put this into StarCraft speak: this is basically if Terrans had immortals.
The White Scars: _Weeping in "Not Going Fast Again"._
Tell that to Bjorn The Fell Handed, after 10,000 years that guys still chilling and cracking jokes. Must not apply to space wolfs, how can the crazy go insane?
If i was in 40k i would give them a hug ,that would pron delay their crazyness by a 100years
Imagine a guy, sitting in his comfy armchair sipping some tea or whatever- coming with all of this stuff.. 😀
'The Glorious Tomb' by Guy Haley is a pretty good introduction to the Dreadnought, especially in Battle against Orks!!
If we overanalyze this:
There is body horror here and that would be psychologically difficult for the pilot to process. But perhaps they get used to it over time and realize they are the equivalent of a walking war-machine god, able to shape the outcome of battles.
The worst part of being in a DN is probably the down-time between battles. Nothing to do except wait for the next battle and contemplate existence. Terrible.
So attaching some Netflix module inside the DN would be very beneficial.
By the Emperor, Dreadnoughts are metal af
nah HMS Dreadnought, a ship so influential that ships before her were called pre-dreadnoughts could blast these dumb looking robots to the pain train station in train town
@@antlionworkerfan2007 Brother, this is Heresy. 😧
@@fashionsbyohrbachs nah her 5 twin 305 mm cannons, 27 76 mm cannons, and torpedoes but, well, torpedoes wouldn’t be very effective against your silly little robots could EASILY pass through that silly 1 nm thin dumb blue armor with like, a guy versus HMS Dreadnoughts 800+ crew your silly -37,977 year old dinosaur versus the mighty 117 year young strapping fine lady, oh yeah and drab gray is SO much better than your yellow or blue or whatever stupid color your dumb ship wants to be (LOL) 🤡🤡🤡 (on a more serious matter I took about 10 minutes to write this💀)🅱️🅾️🅰️✝️🆚🤖🟰🛥️🚣♂️🚣🚣♀️🛶🚢⚓️
Also to note I wrote that thing to sound like one of the old homephobic climate change denying boomers of Microsoft News Network
Fun fact: famous British death metal band Bolt Thrower's second album, Realms of Chaos, was released in 1989 with heavy ties to Warhammer 40K. It's also a great album.
maybe if they transferred to the guy in the dreadnought to a mechanical body that was able to function in society when he wasnt fighting
"Even in death, i still serve" has a new meaning to me now
I think there was a Night Lord dreadnaught who talks about the moments outside of battle. Even though he is hooked up to the machine, sometimes he can feel the cold fluid he floats in. the tubes in his body. His vestigial arms bumping into the walls of his coffin.
Bjorn the fell handed is the oldest living loyalist dreadnought. For a guy who is a millennial in the most literal sense of the word, he’s fairly well put together. Being asleep for most of that time helps.
That one Angry Marine dreadnought, lol. Dude's too angry to die.
Another reason why the idea of emotional support canines is amazing
Aside from the iron hands they love it.
Was that the Angry Marines? What wonders never cease.
"I have returned" some dragoon probably.
death korp: such a wonderful existence, those lucky bastards
stayed alive to only spit, and dis on Fulgrim what a legend.
"Even in death I still serve!"
I forget which 40K game had that chilling unit acknowledgement.
Video: "slowly erodes their sanity"
Moriar:
Breadnought: "We are baked again for the Emperor!"
i've never played or even researched/read up on Warhammer at all by any means, but i've been loving these as of a week ago
WesHammer did a really good video on dreadnoughts including an excerpt from a story of a man who became entombed in a dreadnought. Made me shed a few tears for the first time in years. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about what becoming a dreadnought does to a warrior of the imperium.
"Even in death, I still serve!"
i like the Belligerent Engine from the Angry Marines was in a slide.
Semper Iratus.
Love the addition of the angry marines
Dreadnought me: "You need to install some goddamn video games in my interface, I'M BORED OUT OF MY MIND!"
Meanwhile Bjorn Fel-Hand remembers having tea with the emperor
Damn dude. That was some of the best lore ive ever seen. Sounds like i need to get into Warhammer lol
🎶 YOU CAN NEVER BE FORGIVEN FOR THE THINGS THAT YOU HAVE DONE, AND SO IT FALLS UPON ME TO END THE PRODIGAL SON!! 🎶
I never got in to 40k but somewhere along the line it started seeping into my view and it’s brutal af and I think I like it
Ironically, one dreadnought heard the wisest and kindest words from a primarch that they refused to be consumed by it and remains fighting for the imperium.
"Even in death, I still serve"
Iron Hands Dreadnought after 5000 years: "Damn, nothing beats this shit"
The Custodes Dreadnought looking at others. "You go deranged from loneliness? Pathetic!"
Every time they are awaken they feel their death
Imagine finally being dead and can have peace and rest, only to be brought back so you can work even in death.
Meanwhile chaos space marines: "Let's expedite the insanity, it will make them stronger!"
"I WILL DIE A THOUSAND DEATHS BE FOR I YEILD"
Reminds me of "Johnny got his gun".
*Dante lying on the ground grievously injured* "Finally peace."
*The techpriests and apothecary running towards him with a dreadnought shell*
Imagine waking up and realizing that half of the Primarchs and their legions fell to chaos.