There was a race, long ago, that were chosen by the Traveler. They had Guardians of their own-- an equivalent thereof, at least, in their own culture. But the Darkness came to their world. They weren't strong enough to defeat it. The Traveler left, choosing to save itself rather than go down with the ship, and... in a way, that saved what was left of them. But at the cost of their Light. They were no longer Guardians... And that's why they're called _the Fallen._
Yeah, because Ghaul was _AFRAID_ to die. And all he wanted the power of the Light and its gift of immortality for is his own glory and ego, the things he forgot even as he worked with Caiatl to boot Calus's ass into space. And how his motivations came from how he was an outcast but he found the Consul as a father figure, and even if he helped the Cabal, he also was just about his own ego and wanting that power because of it, even if he showed why he wasn't worthy because, like Cayde said in the Shield Brothers Strike in D1, you needed to look at Ghaul's actions when he came to the system, not his words-- he sealed off the Light because he assumed it's what made Guardians special, and then he had hunted down and executed many Lightless Guardians like dogs just to try to prove his "superiority". It also ties to how the Speaker said Ghaul started small, and he would end small, even when he had become too powerful for us to handle and the Traveler had to step in to end him.
I actually liked Gaul as a character. His design was sick, loved the armor, and he earned my respect somewhat in that he was trying to prove himself to the traveler. Admittedly he failed but yeah.
Back when D2 was hardly a thing I kinda predicted that the Cabal was going to be a big thing in D2 for a simple reason: "They were hardly shown much in the main game and dlcs. Only majorly shown a bit in the Taken King and that's it. Not much else" And the massive change between the Cabal then and now is extraordinary
@@conchurfitzsimons570 I find it sad that they just purged all the different factions within the races, like the Cabal Legions or Fallen Houses. I really liked that diversity in D1
@@shawnkessler7257 you haven't experienced raids so you don't know what you're missing out on - raids are half the content you pay bungie for yearly expansions. The issue isn't us wanting more graindoise setpieces for important characters, its bungie. If bungie made a raid match making based on your PVE level, I believe you'd get solid teammates that if you type/use push to talk would get through the raid. Kinda like SBMM for pvp? Anyways all I can say is don't knock on raids until you have experienced it, properly that is. Right now? if you lack a raid team LFG and no the whole must be 2000+ light shit people say about lfgs are not true
I like this scene. To me, the Speaker is saying it’s the Guardian’s devotion to protecting the Traveler and the people to the point of laying down their lives that makes them Guardians. Ghaul is only devoted to getting revenge and gaining glory for himself, so yes, he might as well commit suicide as try to take the Light from the Traveler.
Also, the only way Guardians are 'made' is from the dead. If he was truly worthy of the Light, even as a Cabal, the only way the Traveler would have accepted him, the only way a Ghost could impart Guardian-like powers, would be if Ghaul died. It doesn't matter who you were, or what you did; it's about an intrinsic spark that the Traveler can use to make you a Guardian. Eventually, Ghaul realized that. It's why he directly fights the player. He wants to prove he's worthy, even of the Light he stole. And you know what? He succeeded. The Guardian cuts him down, kills him...and he comes back, full of the Light, and powerful. But... not because he was Chosen. Which is why the Traveler itself woke and took the Light back. He might have ALMOST been worthy...but he tried to take the Light by force, not be granted it.
Fun fact, Uldren Sov fit into every category the speaker outlined here. He was devoted and brave because of his sister and sacrificed everything he had in order to bring her back, only leading to his death in the end.
@@ThatGuy-rz6tv The Traveler deemed Uldren worthy of being resurrected because he was SELFLESS and this is the true key to becoming a Guardian. Devotion born of love.
@@ThatGuy-rz6tv fun fact about Uldren: he despises gaurdians because he doesn't see them as true warriors. Gaurdians get do-over after do-over after do-over if they ever mess up. Uldren had one chance every time and he took it in pridely stride. Which I think gives this season another layer of cruel irony
I miss the Speaker. I always found it pleasant to go around him in the Tower, listening to him interact with his ghost, and the little reports he'd get. And the fact that even under pressure and torture, he still plays Ghaul long enough for the Guardian and resistance to be built up to fight back... That takes nerve. How long did it take us, in gameworld-time, to go to all those worlds, help stabilize things enough to even THINK of fighting back? Weeks? Months?...and the Speaker held Ghaul's personal attention in all that time, distracting him. Sure, his forces continued their plan, their advance, but his personal attention was elsewhere.
Yep. And the Speaker also got into Ghaul's head when they had their "chants", because Ghaul couldn't see what the Speaker was telling him about the Light was legit, same with how the Traveler couldn't speak to him, but that his mask, as it did with other Speakers, allowed him visions from the Traveler, so he could guide the people of the Last City. Plus Ghaul didn't have the courage to be willing to die, which is why he wanted the Light to begin with-- for immortality and his own sense of glory and ego.
But i have to say, the Cabal Empire has my utmost respect. They managed to build an Empire and put up a fair fight against immortal warriors. And Ghaul may have been a villain, but he had the spirit and didnt want to extract the light forcefully
0:45 Feels like a hell's kitchen moment when the music stops and starts again and the video cut abruptly to Gary to see how he'd react. The dramatic music and the witty burn, it all feels like Gordon calling a chef out lmao
I have some respect for Dominus: he wanted to EARN the light, to be properly chosen, not just steal/take it. Showed he DID have some semblance of honor after all. That's nothing, however, compared to the respect I have for the Speaker, who trolled and resisted his tormentor to his last breath, enduring all kinds of unimaginable torture, and when he knew death had come for him, he decided to troll his captor one last time. The Speaker is a majorly unsung hero for stalling and enduring The Cabal so long.
Yeah, Ghaul had some honor, even if he wouldn't have been chosen due to the fact he was only out for his own ego and pride, and couldn't have the courage to believe in REAL self sacrifice and letting himself die before he got the Light. And for sure! The Speaker helped the Guardians with keeping Ghaul's attention on trying to figure out how to earn the Light, even pointing out to him how to do it... but Ghaul was too blinded by his ego to realize the answers in front of him, or believing the Speaker tricked him when he said the Traveler didn't speak to him, when in reality, the Speaker's mask allowed him to get visions from the Traveler so he could help the people of the Last City.
I really don't like it when we apply our own ideas about Honor to Aliens. Bearing in mind Japanese and European ideas about honor are wildly different and every where geographically in between have equally as different ideas, it would be nice to see the actual space aliens have customs and ideas that are actually alien to us.
As much as we shit on Bungie for the bugs, laziness, and stuff, can we just appreciate the game they've given us. The cutscenes are movie quality, and there's a reason why lots of people who quit Destiny usually come back. It invokes a feeling, or scratches an itch like no other game.
I think one of the biggest qualities of destiny is how sofisticaded everythings looks, sounds and feels. The UI, the effects of abilities, how the enemy looks and the level designs. Warframe might be as good as destiny or even better, but it feels like a free to play 2010s xbox live game
Ghaul wants the light for immortality but the light itself shuns him. He wants to know what makes humanity so worthy. Essentially the Speaker says it all; humanity although ignorant can be brave to a cause which inspires others towards devotion into said cause. When devotion to a cause is so strong it inspires one to potentially sacrifice everything for said cause. If one is willing to sacrifice everything then one can be willing to sacrifice their own life which is death. Humanity demonstrated true bravery even when they knew death was inevitable... thus the Traveler gave them The Light.
Yep, and it also saw some of those qualities I'm sure in other races it visited while running from the Witness all those eons, even if it also came to Sol because it was wanting to rest, and considering it also refused to flee both times the Witness had come for it. In Ghaul's case, even with his actions and desire to earn the LIght, he doesn't have the characteristics to sacrifice himself for anyone but himself and his goals, and only seeking glory which is why he wanted to use the Light for. Like the Speaker said previously, Ghaul started small... and he _ENDED_ small.
Ghaul was truly one of the best antagonists Destint 2 has had, he wasnt one dimensionsally evil and was willing to earn the light by proving he deserved it
: devotion = A; bravery = B; sacrifice = C; death = D; A -> B -> C; C -> D; Modus Ponens, therefore D. D yourself. : A? C? Weak and left for D. Failure. Rejection, ridicule, torment, strength, acceptance, glory. Under my mask = A&C (not D). D = failure. Not D is immortal, is chosen. : I see now...
Coming back to this after witch queen, wouldn’t it be some shit if ghaul at somepoint ended up being chosen and revived by a ghost, like I don’t think it’ll happen and isn’t likely but considering how some of our enemies have been brought back as lightbearers like Uldren as crow and Savathun
I feel bad for the advisor/old friend. We can begin taking the light like we been taking the lives of guardians sir. Ghaul: nah that wouldn't be very nice now would it. Man that advisor dude having to deal with Ghaul throwing the match because he wants to BM smhlmfao
The Consul wasn't exactly a good guy. None of them were. The Consul was a vengeful aristocrat who took Ghual in when he was a baby. But instead of raising him as a son, the Consul twisted Ghual into a monster.
The reason the light didn’t choose him is because he wasn’t one of the *four* select races.
That’s what happen when you use hacks fam, ejected from game 😂
There was a race, long ago, that were chosen by the Traveler. They had Guardians of their own-- an equivalent thereof, at least, in their own culture.
But the Darkness came to their world. They weren't strong enough to defeat it.
The Traveler left, choosing to save itself rather than go down with the ship, and... in a way, that saved what was left of them.
But at the cost of their Light.
They were no longer Guardians...
And that's why they're called _the Fallen._
There are theories that bungie May add an Eliksni race in the future of Mithrax and his House of Light join forces with the City.
@@FrozenxDeath fallen never had guardians they simply enjoyed traveler's presence like the humanity before the collapse
So the light is racist.
The speaker died but went done as the best one
Speaker just fallen to ghaul and will come bacķ from the traveler
You say that as if you didn't care about Cayde, I wouldn't blame you lol
@@Soda_Drunka i still care for cayde 6 lol
cayde?
Caydes death was more sad, but the traveler told Gary to kill himself, it's just too good
"I never fail" yeah, tell that to the hundreds of guardians who killed you over and over and over again...
lord tachanka I only died because of his minions XD but he was pretty weak though.
...and then he ends up taking it by force, and so fails
Actually, we did not kill him, it was the Traveler that did him in.
@@MW2proification true, still gave him a good kick in the teeth
Millions*
I remember in D1 when I hated The Speaker and thought he was useless. Now? I kinda miss him because of how badass he rally was.
he was a boring character imo, he was pretty much useless
I liked that he did more this sequel
Same here D2 had its flaws but it was a major upgrade from destiny 1
I forgot he even existed until this video popped up, frankly I forget about 90% of the Destiny lore because it's all so incredibly forgetable.
@@antorico2gaming774 The class items he was selling were amazing tho. And didnt he buy (or sell) motes of light or something like that too?
When you realize he’s actually giving Ghaul the answer to potentially becoming a guardian but it’s so snarky that ghaul doesn’t understand it 😂😂😂
Exactly, Savathun understood the assignment though.
Yeah, because Ghaul was _AFRAID_ to die. And all he wanted the power of the Light and its gift of immortality for is his own glory and ego, the things he forgot even as he worked with Caiatl to boot Calus's ass into space. And how his motivations came from how he was an outcast but he found the Consul as a father figure, and even if he helped the Cabal, he also was just about his own ego and wanting that power because of it, even if he showed why he wasn't worthy because, like Cayde said in the Shield Brothers Strike in D1, you needed to look at Ghaul's actions when he came to the system, not his words-- he sealed off the Light because he assumed it's what made Guardians special, and then he had hunted down and executed many Lightless Guardians like dogs just to try to prove his "superiority". It also ties to how the Speaker said Ghaul started small, and he would end small, even when he had become too powerful for us to handle and the Traveler had to step in to end him.
Outcast leads to hatred, hatred leads to anger, anger leads to selfishness, selfishness leads to failure...
Ye
Failure leads to the dark side
@@justsomeguywithoutashirt4310 To the darkness, that path leads
Failure leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to the dark side.
@@BigBoris the dark side leads to death
Ur not truly called the Speaker unless u have the biggest of roasts.
So sick it made the Maine villain change his mind right when he was about to win.
i don't get how is it a roast? he calls ghaul brave by telling him to kill himself
@@sepehrghoreyshi7210 he told Ghaul he would fail no matter what because by taking the light he would die
0:48 - Even the music is like “whoa.”
Music: ( - -) _intenseintenseintenseintenseintenseintense moreintense intenseintense_ ( • •) *WOAH* _intenseintenseintense_
@@hamburgerdog25 lol
Yo they got the wrong man, this isn’t The Speaker it’s The Spitter.
Lmfao
Underrated comment
All this guy had to do was wait for the darkness to get here they giving out powers for free
Lol fax this fatass was too hungry tho
Cabal and Fallen fighting in Europa for that big black triangle
Just imagine ghaul with stasis
Oh we would be screwed
nah the travelers awakening triggered the pyramids
@@KxrbonTh30ry Destiny likes bringing back old bosses sooooooooo....you never know
I actually liked Gaul as a character. His design was sick, loved the armor, and he earned my respect somewhat in that he was trying to prove himself to the traveler. Admittedly he failed but yeah.
I did like him
He deserves respect. He managed to almost win a war against an army of immortal soldiers
Back when D2 was hardly a thing I kinda predicted that the Cabal was going to be a big thing in D2 for a simple reason:
"They were hardly shown much in the main game and dlcs. Only majorly shown a bit in the Taken King and that's it. Not much else"
And the massive change between the Cabal then and now is extraordinary
@@conchurfitzsimons570 I find it sad that they just purged all the different factions within the races, like the Cabal Legions or Fallen Houses. I really liked that diversity in D1
@@Mediados
True. All the different Houses were amazing to see and fight
Dominus could have been one of my favorite villains if his boss fight wasn't a joke.
I've played lost sectors that were harder than his boss fight. _EDZ_ lost sectors
His light form should've been a raid boss, instead of a cutscene when he gathers the light we would have had to defeat an epic big glowing boss.
Idk, was severely under level for the fight as I always am
@@Exhalted1 i swear man if raid players had their way EVERY boss would be a raid boss, kinda sucks for those who don't have a raid team
@@shawnkessler7257 you haven't experienced raids so you don't know what you're missing out on - raids are half the content you pay bungie for yearly expansions.
The issue isn't us wanting more graindoise setpieces for important characters, its bungie. If bungie made a raid match making based on your PVE level, I believe you'd get solid teammates that if you type/use push to talk would get through the raid. Kinda like SBMM for pvp? Anyways all I can say is don't knock on raids until you have experienced it, properly that is. Right now? if you lack a raid team LFG and no the whole must be 2000+ light shit people say about lfgs are not true
I like this scene. To me, the Speaker is saying it’s the Guardian’s devotion to protecting the Traveler and the people to the point of laying down their lives that makes them Guardians. Ghaul is only devoted to getting revenge and gaining glory for himself, so yes, he might as well commit suicide as try to take the Light from the Traveler.
Also, the only way Guardians are 'made' is from the dead. If he was truly worthy of the Light, even as a Cabal, the only way the Traveler would have accepted him, the only way a Ghost could impart Guardian-like powers, would be if Ghaul died. It doesn't matter who you were, or what you did; it's about an intrinsic spark that the Traveler can use to make you a Guardian. Eventually, Ghaul realized that. It's why he directly fights the player. He wants to prove he's worthy, even of the Light he stole. And you know what? He succeeded. The Guardian cuts him down, kills him...and he comes back, full of the Light, and powerful. But... not because he was Chosen. Which is why the Traveler itself woke and took the Light back. He might have ALMOST been worthy...but he tried to take the Light by force, not be granted it.
Fun fact, Uldren Sov fit into every category the speaker outlined here. He was devoted and brave because of his sister and sacrificed everything he had in order to bring her back, only leading to his death in the end.
@@ThatGuy-rz6tv
The Traveler deemed Uldren worthy of being resurrected because he was SELFLESS and this is the true key to becoming a Guardian. Devotion born of love.
@@ThatGuy-rz6tv fun fact about Uldren: he despises gaurdians because he doesn't see them as true warriors. Gaurdians get do-over after do-over after do-over if they ever mess up. Uldren had one chance every time and he took it in pridely stride. Which I think gives this season another layer of cruel irony
@@ThatGuy-rz6tv oh also I didn't mean to rephrase your "fun fact", didn't notice that at first
I miss the Speaker. I always found it pleasant to go around him in the Tower, listening to him interact with his ghost, and the little reports he'd get. And the fact that even under pressure and torture, he still plays Ghaul long enough for the Guardian and resistance to be built up to fight back... That takes nerve. How long did it take us, in gameworld-time, to go to all those worlds, help stabilize things enough to even THINK of fighting back? Weeks? Months?...and the Speaker held Ghaul's personal attention in all that time, distracting him. Sure, his forces continued their plan, their advance, but his personal attention was elsewhere.
Wow that was the best comment you made
Yep. And the Speaker also got into Ghaul's head when they had their "chants", because Ghaul couldn't see what the Speaker was telling him about the Light was legit, same with how the Traveler couldn't speak to him, but that his mask, as it did with other Speakers, allowed him visions from the Traveler, so he could guide the people of the Last City. Plus Ghaul didn't have the courage to be willing to die, which is why he wanted the Light to begin with-- for immortality and his own sense of glory and ego.
that big guy looks like darth vader and megatron fused
Indeed
He looks like Darth Malgus wearing Warhammer armor
@@jonseon5952 I can't... 😂😂😂
He forgot the part where he said
“Oh yeah you also need a ghost to revive you”
But i have to say, the Cabal Empire has my utmost respect. They managed to build an Empire and put up a fair fight against immortal warriors. And Ghaul may have been a villain, but he had the spirit and didnt want to extract the light forcefully
*CONTACTING DESTINY 2 SERVERS*
Are we gonna talk about how good looking these cutscenes looked
I'm about to roll up to the Witness with Speaker's Sight on and say the funniest thing ever.
You know this alone should've been a giant foreshadow for Uldren becoming Crow
I still get goosebumps from this scene. The delivery was too on point
s a v a g e
Sam Johnson you called
We found the greatest roast in the game history
*GET REKT*
0:45 Feels like a hell's kitchen moment when the music stops and starts again and the video cut abruptly to Gary to see how he'd react.
The dramatic music and the witty burn, it all feels like Gordon calling a chef out lmao
Daredevil?
@@user-iq1wj3ns7s no Gordon Ramsey
@@user-iq1wj3ns7s there is a read more button that you really should use, you know.
Add the waterphone sound effect and it's perfect
God Ghauls voice is just so beautiful
too bad we can never experience these cutscenes in the game ever again!
I haven’t played Destiny 2 in literal years. Why’d they get rid of the main campaign?
@@Wasattsi it’s to make room for future content. But I guess having an absent campaign is nothing new to games now. Lol
I have some respect for Dominus: he wanted to EARN the light, to be properly chosen, not just steal/take it. Showed he DID have some semblance of honor after all.
That's nothing, however, compared to the respect I have for the Speaker, who trolled and resisted his tormentor to his last breath, enduring all kinds of unimaginable torture, and when he knew death had come for him, he decided to troll his captor one last time. The Speaker is a majorly unsung hero for stalling and enduring The Cabal so long.
Yeah, Ghaul had some honor, even if he wouldn't have been chosen due to the fact he was only out for his own ego and pride, and couldn't have the courage to believe in REAL self sacrifice and letting himself die before he got the Light.
And for sure! The Speaker helped the Guardians with keeping Ghaul's attention on trying to figure out how to earn the Light, even pointing out to him how to do it... but Ghaul was too blinded by his ego to realize the answers in front of him, or believing the Speaker tricked him when he said the Traveler didn't speak to him, when in reality, the Speaker's mask allowed him to get visions from the Traveler so he could help the people of the Last City.
I really don't like it when we apply our own ideas about Honor to Aliens. Bearing in mind Japanese and European ideas about honor are wildly different and every where geographically in between have equally as different ideas, it would be nice to see the actual space aliens have customs and ideas that are actually alien to us.
"I see all that you have done"
I feel like that was the Traveler speaking through the Speaker
Speaker is my waifu.
@The Hunter did he stutter?
@@lukesmithceooffomo829 lmao
@The Hunter u forget speedwagon
As much as we shit on Bungie for the bugs, laziness, and stuff, can we just appreciate the game they've given us. The cutscenes are movie quality, and there's a reason why lots of people who quit Destiny usually come back. It invokes a feeling, or scratches an itch like no other game.
I think one of the biggest qualities of destiny is how sofisticaded everythings looks, sounds and feels. The UI, the effects of abilities, how the enemy looks and the level designs. Warframe might be as good as destiny or even better, but it feels like a free to play 2010s xbox live game
Ghaul wants the light for immortality but the light itself shuns him. He wants to know what makes humanity so worthy. Essentially the Speaker says it all; humanity although ignorant can be brave to a cause which inspires others towards devotion into said cause. When devotion to a cause is so strong it inspires one to potentially sacrifice everything for said cause. If one is willing to sacrifice everything then one can be willing to sacrifice their own life which is death.
Humanity demonstrated true bravery even when they knew death was inevitable...
thus the Traveler gave them The Light.
Yep, and it also saw some of those qualities I'm sure in other races it visited while running from the Witness all those eons, even if it also came to Sol because it was wanting to rest, and considering it also refused to flee both times the Witness had come for it. In Ghaul's case, even with his actions and desire to earn the LIght, he doesn't have the characteristics to sacrifice himself for anyone but himself and his goals, and only seeking glory which is why he wanted to use the Light for. Like the Speaker said previously, Ghaul started small... and he _ENDED_ small.
Dominus: I never fail!
Speaker: First time for everything...
"as is custom for cabal I was cast aside and left out of the playable species selection"
I genuinely would have liked to see what ghaul looked like with a helmet
He had better looking titan armor than titans ever did
Savathun says almost the same thing word for word in Witch Queen.
Dam, Speaker got no chill
The speaker is involved with savathûn. Has to be
I love how the speaker drops the hardest line in like all of video game history casually
I feel like Gaul could’ve possibly been swayed to ally with the guardians if the speaker hadn’t died
In a way what speaker said was right before uldren became a guardian he was devoted to Mara and brave enough to sacrifice everything to see her return
I don’t care what anyone says, Ghaul is one of the most admirable, badass villains in all of Destiny.
It gets really awkward when ghaul begins to explain to us that he's just bane, his mentor is raj al-gul, and his planet is Gotham.
omfg
Bill Nighy’s dulcet tones make the scene.
00:45
Ghauls speach gave me chills, he shouldve been a raid boss
The absolute funniest part, is that The Speaker is being 100% honest.
He really said “if you’re so sure you’re worthy, then fucking prove it.”
EXPOSE HIM🔥🔥🔥
To this day, I fervently wish Titans could get Ghaul's armor. Or his armor as ornaments in this current system.
I now understand why he was called the speaker
When he spoke the roast began
i shall never forget this when i first heard the speaker say this
RIP red war campaign
2:50 *reverse mandolorian*
this IS the way!!!
The Speaker roasts Ghaul
Dude the game barely venerates the Speaker and he's the character most worthy of respect
Oh, he has seen all he did all right. And he also sees Ghaul as a person who was once innocent and had became a monster of ambition. I know I have.
And that's exactly why Uldren became a guardian.
dayum son
Lets get on the roast train,ALL ABOARD
Rashaud Smith SAY HUT
Ghaul was truly one of the best antagonists Destint 2 has had, he wasnt one dimensionsally evil and was willing to earn the light by proving he deserved it
So how does savathun know these lines?
She said the it's a Guardian motto
I was always super sus of the Speaker after his speech at the end of D1 vanilla, i’s a shame he wasn’t developed further
This is the definition of “lost the battle but won the war”
: devotion = A;
bravery = B;
sacrifice = C;
death = D;
A -> B -> C;
C -> D;
Modus Ponens, therefore D.
D yourself.
: A? C? Weak and left for D. Failure. Rejection, ridicule, torment, strength, acceptance, glory. Under my mask = A&C (not D). D = failure. Not D is immortal, is chosen.
: I see now...
The icon of the legion give me chills damnn
Feel bad for the new lights now they never get to see this cutscene
Ghaul is like "you're my dictionary, what's the meaning to "flatulency"?"
I wonder if Gary can be brought back by the traveler
yo just remembering the time me and my friend did the Ghaul mission and they hit him with the code of the missile so hard he A-Posed, good times.
This Armored Masked Fuck reminds me of the Gerone Execubitors Appearance descriptions in Gaunts Ghosts books, He's Chaos Herecy at its low of lows
Welp
He was right
He was right all along
If you have watched/played Witch Queen you will understand
Imagine we saw what was behind the mask and it was lowtiergod
He actually answered his question.
This is why the speaker is my favorite character in destiny
This man died and still won tje figjt
This man Speaker probably endured torture before this entire dialogue and he still has some sort of energy to talk smack
I just realized that The Speaker is voiced by Bill Nighy
He should have finished Ghaul off with "But did I ask?"
The speaker sounds like master splinter from the real tmnt movie ngl
Can you help me im confused how this is a roast
R/woosh
He's telling him to comit suicide
New lights finding these clips on TH-cam and not knowing what's going on 😅
I mean, the speaker isn’t wrong. If he wants the light he has to be worthy to the traveller and… die.
The speaker and Cayde had the best deaths
We never knew if the speaker actually died
@@yasininn76 ik I forgot
The consul looked at the speaker like: “What have you done to my dominus?”
“ devotion inspires bravery bravery inspire sacrifice sacrifice leads to death”
Now that we know all the stuff that happened between calus, and ghaul, it’s so weird watching these old scenes
What happened again?
his armour be kinda dope though
GALE! GARY! SOMETHING WITH A G!
So sad to have seen the Red war campaign get vaulted. It was my favourite part in leveling my new characters a while back ;/
I know this is off topic, but they remind me of Warhammer 40K, it's like they're Chaos Space Marines that turned good :D
This roast is legendary but the GOAT of all roasts will always be “any last words? How’s your sister”🔥🔥🔥💯
Coming back to this after witch queen, wouldn’t it be some shit if ghaul at somepoint ended up being chosen and revived by a ghost, like I don’t think it’ll happen and isn’t likely but considering how some of our enemies have been brought back as lightbearers like Uldren as crow and Savathun
2017...good lord, has it been four years already?!
*SCREAMS * speaker babe!!!!
Damn, that's Uchiha Madara's English voice actor 👌🔥
😆 Gaul literally looks like a Grunt from Halo but bigger
“Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering”-Yoda
It was me, I am the keeper.
St Germain spittin bars and dishing out roasts
Savathun looking for a tutorial at youtube
I do love Gary's voice
I feel bad for the advisor/old friend.
We can begin taking the light like we been taking the lives of guardians sir.
Ghaul: nah that wouldn't be very nice now would it.
Man that advisor dude having to deal with Ghaul throwing the match because he wants to BM smhlmfao
The Consul wasn't exactly a good guy. None of them were. The Consul was a vengeful aristocrat who took Ghual in when he was a baby. But instead of raising him as a son, the Consul twisted Ghual into a monster.