So a fun little lore detail you may have missed. Some of the Cadian troops seem to have been under the effects of chaos while others seem to resist it after the rift opens. What decides is wether the soldier in question was actually born on Cadia or not. Those who born on Cadia, which is next to a warp rift have a much higher natural tolerance against the warp, so they can keep themselves sane even in the presence of a warp rift, while those who are born elswhere succumbed to the effect of the rift going mad. In fact the game have such attention to detail that those troops who are actually from Cadia have the signature purple eyes of cadians, while the other guardsmen do not.
Fun fact: Demerium, the Planet you're battleing on is an Imperial "Burial World" it is the greatest honor that could be afforded for a Imperial Guardsmen or any other fighting force of the Imperiam. Remember, the Imperiam loses and also retakes worlds every single Earth day. As a normal man you're amongst untold billions that works the Imperial warmachine until death but never to be remembered.
Yeah. The Helbrute is a former Thousand Sons dreadnought who has been driven insane by the warp and daemon-possessed. If I recall, Heldrakes are basically a chaos marine grafted into a mechanical dragon then possessed with a warp daemon. Even though it's just a couple of minutes, fighting alongside that dreadnought is maybe my favorite part of the campaign. Dude sees a heldrake and just yeets a 10 ton statue at him. So cool.
Lore from the Sons of Magnus the Red - Between battles, the amniotic sac with the body of the Legionnaire is removed from the Helbrute and hangs in special halls, where, protected by wards, they are surrounded by daemons trying to get to them. This further enhances the madness and hatred of the Legionnaire, which with each new battle turns his Helbrute into a more and more destructive machine. Only death can save such a Legionnaire from his endless suffering.😈
Considering your friend said it's "unconfirmed" that it's a necron tomb world, I'm guessing he didn't notice all the giant *dead tomb spiders* everywhere. lol
Honoured Brother Valius as the dreadnought soloing the Hell Brute, instantly demanding more heretics to kill AND wanting to square up against Magnus was the highlight of this chapter.
@@wv77mwhich is wonderful because that is the kind of lopsided matchup were the Dreadnought usually shouldn't win, but could totally happen on the tabletop with lucky enough rolls. It feels lile something that has probably happened in someone's game at some point
They are! You can hear the same conversations from their perspective when playing Ops. But not all of their missions from this clip are currently the game. It's a shame, I wanna be playing as Decimus when he turns the artifact. He is so much fun.
@@scope40k inlike to imagine one squad fought the Hive Tyrant and the other fought the Helldrake. Two glorious battles against great foes that should have slain them, at least lore wise. The Second company of the Ultramarines did the Primarch proud.
"why are there gravestones everywhere" - cause you play on three planets during the duration of the game, Kadaku being a research world, Avarax a Shrine World and Demerium a Burial World
Meet Marneus Calgar, AKA Papa Smurf. This man is, memes aside, what everyone starting a homebrew Chapter wants their Chapter Master to be: "An absolute badass that leads his brothers to glory."
Astartes that made massive contribution during battle will have their deeds written on a scroll on archive. Calgar have like 11 books of his achievement and still going
Brother Snapturtle3253. It is currently recorded in the holy lexicon upon Calth that the achievements of Marneus Calgar has 28 volumes, far more than any other Ultramarine in the 10,000-year history of Guilliman's Chapter, in this second only to Primarch himself. Your (Lore of the “ Sons of Guilliman”) dataslate has been updated. FOR THE EMPEROR! Courage and honor brother.🙏🥰👍
Just in case you didn't know, the title of chapter master means that they are in charge of the space marine chapter while their primarch is away or incapacitated so calgar is the chapter master of the ultra marines and guilliman is the primarch
Not exactlz. Chapter master ate the Highest Position and Authority of a Space Marine Chapter ... which is a semi-autonomous militarz force of max 1000 Space Marines in general (majority of chapters are codex compliant so they are max 1000, but there are some that are not compliant and things are complicated cough black templars cough) there are hundreds, at this point over thousands, of these chapters each with its own Chapter Master Generaly a Chapter master has ultimate authority over the chapter ... he decides where and how many will be deployed and such And outside of the highest authorities, most people, including the inquisition can not issue orders to Chapter Masters, they can ask for assistance - again as with everything exceptions exist The position of Chapter Master has nothing to do with being a stand in for a Primarch. As said there are hundreds of chapters and chapter masters out there ad only 9 loyalist Primarchs, 2 of which are dead dead, 2 are curentlz active and 5 are still MIA Only Calgar and now Azrael authority has been slightly lessen a bit by their Primarchs return
@@florianschneider3982 since officially Guilliman already revised the Codex for the Era Indomitus ... dont think so With how potent a weapon one chapter of space marine is and how other faction within the Imperium would look at any official increase of size dont expect this to change Instead Guilliman will give his support do multi chapter grouping like the Sanguinary Brotherhood of the Blood Angels. Or as he did by stationing 10 chapters in the 500 worlds, that while individual chapters all fall under the review of Lord Defender of Greater Ultramar Galgar. Etc ...
To add some flavour you should read about Necron blackstone (basically a warp repellent), meaning of number 9 (which is a holy number of Tzeentch). Also Valtus ( the dreadnought who yeetus deletus Helldrake) asking for Magnus means Valtus is 10k years old and remembers Horus Heresy. Damn it, there's so much stuff xD
loved the longer episode it made work go a lot faster today. The banner cutscene has to be one of my favorite cutscenes you rally and hold the line till death or victory. Cant wait for the final part and hopefully the next part of Helsreach. I love that i found your channel threw space marine 2 have a good time with the ending.
Straight away, take note from the Chaplain, that the only Astropathic psycher(Lore masters correct me if I'm using the right term or not) was eliminated. So unless we comb through the underhive for a new born psycher with Astropath abilities without chaos taint, every Imperial Loyalist here in the "Recidious system" is cut off until the wider Imperiam territories atempt to check in.
@@fnglertyup, the fleet should have some, but they may not be as powerful as a full astropathic choir, which is what appeared to be on the planet and why they needed them to send the message.
Got a scolding from the Principal? Youre not entirely wrong. Think of the Chaplain as the Space Marine equivalent of a Commissar to the Imperial Guard, and have almost total authority over their assigned company, usually only answerable to the Chapter Master himself. So yeah, if a Chaplain calls you out? you best watch your shit!
Also, if Old Mate hadnt explained it already with Dreadnoughts, if a Brother falls in battle and is decorated enough, if theyre still somewhat alive theyll be entombed into an armored Sarcophagus, and then placed into a Dreadnought, only to be woken and deployed when need arises for battle. Once the battle is over, theyre put back to sleep and in storage while being repaired and maintained. Them being put to sleep is the important part. Because where it then comes to the Chaos Dreadnoughts? yeah they dont do that. They are constantly awake, and their minds are forever tormented and warped by the immaterial, driven entirely insane. Meanwhile, whatever fleshy bits they still had also begins to morph and mutate and intertwine with the mechanics of the dreadnought giving its half flesh half machine appearance and, consequently, means that the entombed marine feels EVERYTHING that is being thrown at it. yeah, being a part of Chaos, SUCKS.
Ortan Cassius is Master of Sanctity of the Ultramarines. Lore from the Sons of Guilliman - At almost four hundred years old, Chaplain Cassius is the oldest member of the Ultramarines Chapter (excluding those interred inside Dreadnoughts). He has perfected his oratory skills to allow the Ultramarines to be carried across hundreds of worlds by his command alone.
Lore of the Sons of Guilliman - It is known that Chapter Master Marneus Calgar lost all four limbs as well as large areas of body tissue and his left eye and that he is now fitted with bionic replacements and is more machine than man. In battle, Calgar is armed with the Gauntlets of Ultramar - a pair of master-crafted power fists incorporating a pair of bolters. The Gauntlets were reclaimed by Primarch Roboute Guilliman from a Chaos Champion after the Gamalia Reclusiam Massacre. He also carries an Iron Halo and wears either the Armour of Antilochus (an ornate suit of Terminator Armour) or a suit of Artificer Armour. After Calgar became a Primaris Space Marine the Armour of Antilochus was modified into a Gravis pattern suit and renamed the Armour of Heraclus. FOR THE EMPEROR! 🙏
I just love the Cadians in this, fighting side by side with the Ultramarines, facing the same horrors but with none of the augmented gifts of the Astartes. The Imperial Guard are well represented in this game.
What is super cool to me is that, you know how dreadnoughts are ancients space marines, in the brink of death placed in those mechanized tombs right? They are kept sleeping for years, just awoken when they are needed in combat, or (because they live for REALLY long time) to give some knowledge. So you can see the warhammer 40k veterans, teaching the new players that just got into this universe recently because of the game, as IRL DREADNOUGHTS, AND THAT'S FUCKING AMAZING!
YES YES YES YES YES!!! I recently(ish) became a huge fan of warhammer, didnt know a whole lot, BUT MARNEUS ABSOLUTE UNIT CALGAR, even I knew of him thanks to a marvel comic!!! FOR THE EMPEROR, BROTHERS!!!! 7:16 also us space marine 1players got some ptsd from this. No spoilers but very well written stuff in this game nonetheless
On Chairons nee pad theirs a red halo device, called an Iron Halo it dates back to 2nd edition 40k, it means hes the second in command of his squad with the rank of Squad Leader, under the Sargent in the old lore hes an NCO
Chaos Ultramarines are actually kinda common. There are more Chapters descended from Ultramarines than any other Legion. As such, a significant amount of Astartes that go renegade are gonna have Ultramarine Gene Seed. (Most Chaos Space Marines turned traitor more recently, as opposed to being Horus Heresy leftovers.)
i think we fell into the hands of tzeentch in this game. the guy made the obelisks point up to open a rift, then we think we have to change the obelisks to change it back, but we make all the obelisks point up as well. i think we did what tzeentch wanted to happen. we made it worse, but they may have stopped their advance to hide this untill they need it.
24:35 If they ever start playing the tabletop, they're going to be sorely disappointed that Space Marines are nowhere near as strong as this game makes them out to be. 😂 Game balance can be a bitch.
@@Prockski Another theory is that the Changer of Ways might have casted a spell to change the carvings, tricking the Mechanicus into thinking that they are fulfilling a prophesy of closing the great rift.
@@melchorcarino9375 Well technically if they are using Necron Pylon technology, they can close the great rift. That tech priest wasn’t wrong when he was talking about alignment. One way reduced warp energies in an area and another boosts it (if that is indeed Noctilith).
I think the only way to close the Great Rift is put another planet Like Cadia near the Eye of Terror and a STC made blackstone Pylon Obelisk. I think Belisarius Cawl can replicate those since Trazyn the Infinite might have Leaked the secrets to Cawl. I think this is what Cawl was now after. Chaos will do everything to stop Cawl.
What you saw in this part of the game is the reason why the Imperium does not innovate much or research new technologies - Chaos invades the areas of the brain that are open to new ideas and corrupts them.
Epic! Please tell me you filmed the next part right away. It would be a shame to lose your brothers who went that far with you. The dreadnaught asking for Magnus, is that meant to convey he's a space marine from the days of the heresy?
I encourage you to play through the first part of the game before seeing the ending in the second part. The ending gains value. 40K x more. Of course, if you want, brother. P.S. Otherwise, you can really lose a LOT.
That actually was a titan btw. An emperor class to exact, the biggest of the god engines. Imperium ships are generally much MUCH bigger, ranging from 2-8 km length. The phalanx, the ship that serves as the fortress monastery of the imperial fist chapter is the size of a small MOON. In 40k moat ships are big enough that its crew surfs most often are born, live, and die serving the same ship. I should probably mention btw the phalanx is older than the imperium itself, as it was constructed during the dark age of technology, and in case you dont know, in 40k anything from that age is much more powerful and technologically advanced. In 40k older= better. For example the 300ton baneblade super heavy tanks wete first conceive and constructed during the dark age of technology...as SCOUT VEHICLES. THATS the level humanity had reached before being decimated by the men of iron
At the end, the developers confirmed it's not the immaterium, but a in between dimension, between the materium andnthe immaterium, like the webway but it's a different dimension. If it was the warp, the space marines would most likely end up corrupted just looking at it unless they have the protection of the emperor Spoiler: If you know the end, you know why is Titus capable of resisting chaos.
If you enjoy Star Wars as well I’d really, REALLY recommend “On The Nature of the Imperium of Man’- by Admiral Thrawn” by Lord of Wargaming. It’s by far one of the most insightful and well constructed fan pieces made.
@dankcardboard9078 OK so I've done some Googling now and yeah I can 100% see it. I don't think I was looking at what Renegade was looking at as I was looking at an object way off in the distance. Should have clarified, my mistake. Thank you though.
Why are there so many gravestones? you are literally on a planet dedicated to burial, theres a data slate that says that there are over 30 trillion registered dead on that one planet, and im pretty sure its only one of three burial planets in the system if im not mistaken. Also, YOU HAVE A PISTOL! xD its not just a "Sidearm" to use when you are out of ammo on your main gun, its highly accurate and can shoot things from waaaay further away than most primaries, not using your pistol in Operations, especially on harder difficulties, is asking for death
Yeah these people aren't getting therapy. They're a write off. You want some insight into how the Imperium treats guardsmen who have been exposed to warp taint look into _The Months of Shame._
Ah, you finally get to meet Chapter Master Marneus Calgar of Ultramarines Chapter who is an impostor of the real Marneus Calgar of House Calgar. . . . The reason why? Is because he is close to the original Marneus Calgar, so he took his name and made his friend's name famous. Edit: I already the BS things of Calgary's origins, I just feel like it to at least the BS that we love and hate 😋
incase people are not aware the real marneus Calgar is not hiding or anything, the Real one died during the selection/training process of the space marines, The imposter here is using his name to honor him. So lore is not discrediting of the Calgar achievements real or not
@@Nyah420 nope its relatively recent lore ... and its stupid - 40k with how long its running and how many authors are involved has a lot of this Its from a comics Marvel did about Calgar in 2020 - 21
@@Nyah420 it's just an unnecessary addition to the lore that doesn't add much in regards to Calgary, it doesn't effect his achievement or his immediate story. The lore essentially reveals that the real Calgar did not survive the test/training, and he took his name to honor his dream of becoming an ultramarine that's it.
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The Dreadnought wanting to 1v1 Mangus is the funniest thing in this game.
"LEAD ME TO THE SLAUGHTER" is the single hardest line in this and the previous game combined.
That honour belongs to Bjorn The Fellhanded
Björn the fell-handed did solo him once, sure he lost, but left a mark and still alive to tell.
M a n g ü s
@@MacKnightafter losing both arms in the fight, Bjorn proceeded to attempt to bodyslam Magnus off a cliff
Chapter masters are basically big brothers who baby sit while dads away
😅 Yup.
And with 1 exception, all the dads are away
@@MrGBHtwo dads are back now to be fair
So a fun little lore detail you may have missed. Some of the Cadian troops seem to have been under the effects of chaos while others seem to resist it after the rift opens. What decides is wether the soldier in question was actually born on Cadia or not. Those who born on Cadia, which is next to a warp rift have a much higher natural tolerance against the warp, so they can keep themselves sane even in the presence of a warp rift, while those who are born elswhere succumbed to the effect of the rift going mad. In fact the game have such attention to detail that those troops who are actually from Cadia have the signature purple eyes of cadians, while the other guardsmen do not.
"We call this a lose Leuze situation"
You really made me read that with my own goddamn eyes, huh
Fun fact: Demerium, the Planet you're battleing on is an Imperial "Burial World" it is the greatest honor that could be afforded for a Imperial Guardsmen or any other fighting force of the Imperiam.
Remember, the Imperiam loses and also retakes worlds every single Earth day. As a normal man you're amongst untold billions that works the Imperial warmachine until death but never to be remembered.
> Bursts through a wall
> Demolishes a helbrute
> "WHERE THE FUCK IS MAGNUS"
Dreadnoughts party hard
Yeah. The Helbrute is a former Thousand Sons dreadnought who has been driven insane by the warp and daemon-possessed. If I recall, Heldrakes are basically a chaos marine grafted into a mechanical dragon then possessed with a warp daemon. Even though it's just a couple of minutes, fighting alongside that dreadnought is maybe my favorite part of the campaign. Dude sees a heldrake and just yeets a 10 ton statue at him. So cool.
Lore from the Sons of Magnus the Red - Between battles, the amniotic sac with the body of the Legionnaire is removed from the Helbrute and hangs in special halls, where, protected by wards, they are surrounded by daemons trying to get to them. This further enhances the madness and hatred of the Legionnaire, which with each new battle turns his Helbrute into a more and more destructive machine. Only death can save such a Legionnaire from his endless suffering.😈
Considering your friend said it's "unconfirmed" that it's a necron tomb world, I'm guessing he didn't notice all the giant *dead tomb spiders* everywhere. lol
Lore experts in their finest ;)
@sameerdodger oh i dont think they did actually 🤔
The broken Tomb Stalkers though. Now, those were a dead giveaway!
The giant tomb stalkers were kind of hard to miss too.
Honoured Brother Valius as the dreadnought soloing the Hell Brute, instantly demanding more heretics to kill AND wanting to square up against Magnus was the highlight of this chapter.
He also effortlessly dispatched a Heldrake. lol
@@wv77m Oh yeah can't forget that too
Not Valius. It says “VALTUS”
@@wv77mwhich is wonderful because that is the kind of lopsided matchup were the Dreadnought usually shouldn't win, but could totally happen on the tabletop with lucky enough rolls. It feels lile something that has probably happened in someone's game at some point
If I recall correctly Veridian and Talasa are the squads you play in Operations.
They are! You can hear the same conversations from their perspective when playing Ops. But not all of their missions from this clip are currently the game. It's a shame, I wanna be playing as Decimus when he turns the artifact. He is so much fun.
@@scope40k inlike to imagine one squad fought the Hive Tyrant and the other fought the Helldrake. Two glorious battles against great foes that should have slain them, at least lore wise. The Second company of the Ultramarines did the Primarch proud.
"why are there gravestones everywhere" - cause you play on three planets during the duration of the game, Kadaku being a research world, Avarax a Shrine World and Demerium a Burial World
Meet Marneus Calgar, AKA Papa Smurf.
This man is, memes aside, what everyone starting a homebrew Chapter wants their Chapter Master to be: "An absolute badass that leads his brothers to glory."
Astartes that made massive contribution during battle will have their deeds written on a scroll on archive.
Calgar have like 11 books of his achievement and still going
Brother Snapturtle3253. It is currently recorded in the holy lexicon upon Calth that the achievements of Marneus Calgar has 28 volumes, far more than any other Ultramarine in the 10,000-year history of Guilliman's Chapter, in this second only to Primarch himself. Your (Lore of the “ Sons of Guilliman”) dataslate has been updated. FOR THE EMPEROR! Courage and honor brother.🙏🥰👍
I really enjoy this series. Witnessing your growing knowledge of Warhammer enhance the experience
9:15 See Star Wars The Acolyte.? That's how you do fire in space.
7:16 - HE SAID THE THING!!!
Just in case you didn't know, the title of chapter master means that they are in charge of the space marine chapter while their primarch is away or incapacitated so calgar is the chapter master of the ultra marines and guilliman is the primarch
Not exactlz.
Chapter master ate the Highest Position and Authority of a Space Marine Chapter ... which is a semi-autonomous militarz force of max 1000 Space Marines in general (majority of chapters are codex compliant so they are max 1000, but there are some that are not compliant and things are complicated cough black templars cough) there are hundreds, at this point over thousands, of these chapters each with its own Chapter Master
Generaly a Chapter master has ultimate authority over the chapter ... he decides where and how many will be deployed and such
And outside of the highest authorities, most people, including the inquisition can not issue orders to Chapter Masters, they can ask for assistance - again as with everything exceptions exist
The position of Chapter Master has nothing to do with being a stand in for a Primarch.
As said there are hundreds of chapters and chapter masters out there ad only 9 loyalist Primarchs, 2 of which are dead dead, 2 are curentlz active and 5 are still MIA
Only Calgar and now Azrael authority has been slightly lessen a bit by their Primarchs return
Right but a thousand will be forever ridiculous.
If we pretend long enough that they are a million, hopefully that will be changed. @@Ower8x
@@florianschneider3982 since officially Guilliman already revised the Codex for the Era Indomitus ... dont think so
With how potent a weapon one chapter of space marine is and how other faction within the Imperium would look at any official increase of size dont expect this to change
Instead Guilliman will give his support do multi chapter grouping like the Sanguinary Brotherhood of the Blood Angels.
Or as he did by stationing 10 chapters in the 500 worlds, that while individual chapters all fall under the review of Lord Defender of Greater Ultramar Galgar.
Etc ...
ur friend mentioned Rogue Trader, i like this guy lol
I think you're the first person to not just berate me for not knowing if something was a Titan or not. I like you as well 😅
To add some flavour you should read about Necron blackstone (basically a warp repellent), meaning of number 9 (which is a holy number of Tzeentch). Also Valtus ( the dreadnought who yeetus deletus Helldrake) asking for Magnus means Valtus is 10k years old and remembers Horus Heresy. Damn it, there's so much stuff xD
Why would he need to be 10k years old to know Magnus?
Magnus isn't dead.
"The Awakening" from the dataslate references a Necron Tomb world opening up, the Mechanicus playing with things they shouldn't.........again.
That short conversation about a commissar who shot two dozen men and then killed himself to avoid any corruption gets me every time. What a boss.
"That Heldrake is flying around again..."
Wonvt for long... 🤣
loved the longer episode it made work go a lot faster today. The banner cutscene has to be one of my favorite cutscenes you rally and hold the line till death or victory. Cant wait for the final part and hopefully the next part of Helsreach. I love that i found your channel threw space marine 2 have a good time with the ending.
Straight away, take note from the Chaplain, that the only Astropathic psycher(Lore masters correct me if I'm using the right term or not) was eliminated. So unless we comb through the underhive for a new born psycher with Astropath abilities without chaos taint, every Imperial Loyalist here in the "Recidious system" is cut off until the wider Imperiam territories atempt to check in.
I imagine they'd have astropaths on the battle barge or at least on Calgar's Sword of Calth.
@@fnglertyup, the fleet should have some, but they may not be as powerful as a full astropathic choir, which is what appeared to be on the planet and why they needed them to send the message.
7:22 And just like that, Gadriel became CHADRIEL.
Say hello to Marneus Calgar, Chapter Master of the Ultramarines
2nd in command under Gulliman himself
Fun fact: Calgar's charge is composed of a full 2000 point tabletop army.
For Ultramar, for the Emperor, for the 5 victory points at the end of the turn!
1:42:34 This absolute unit wants to throw down with f*cking MAGNUS
This was a great episode Deebeegeek loved seeing your reaction to absolute cinema.
01:46:25 "Oh my God, he just ran in!"
Dreadnought used rock throw, its super effective
"Honoured brother, would you join us in-"
"WHERE THE FUCK IS MAGNUS?!"
When that Daemon came out I nearly cacked myself. That was the coolest shit I've ever seen alongside the raising the banner scene.
"...the likes of which they have not seen since the burning of Prospero." Acheran, are you realllllyyyy sure you wanna bring that up?
Got a scolding from the Principal? Youre not entirely wrong. Think of the Chaplain as the Space Marine equivalent of a Commissar to the Imperial Guard, and have almost total authority over their assigned company, usually only answerable to the Chapter Master himself.
So yeah, if a Chaplain calls you out? you best watch your shit!
Also, if Old Mate hadnt explained it already with Dreadnoughts, if a Brother falls in battle and is decorated enough, if theyre still somewhat alive theyll be entombed into an armored Sarcophagus, and then placed into a Dreadnought, only to be woken and deployed when need arises for battle. Once the battle is over, theyre put back to sleep and in storage while being repaired and maintained. Them being put to sleep is the important part.
Because where it then comes to the Chaos Dreadnoughts? yeah they dont do that. They are constantly awake, and their minds are forever tormented and warped by the immaterial, driven entirely insane. Meanwhile, whatever fleshy bits they still had also begins to morph and mutate and intertwine with the mechanics of the dreadnought giving its half flesh half machine appearance and, consequently, means that the entombed marine feels EVERYTHING that is being thrown at it.
yeah, being a part of Chaos, SUCKS.
Ortan Cassius is Master of Sanctity of the Ultramarines.
Lore from the Sons of Guilliman - At almost four hundred years old, Chaplain Cassius is the oldest member of the Ultramarines Chapter (excluding those interred inside Dreadnoughts). He has perfected his oratory skills to allow the Ultramarines to be carried across hundreds of worlds by his command alone.
Lore of the Sons of Guilliman - It is known that Chapter Master Marneus Calgar lost all four limbs as well as large areas of body tissue and his left eye and that he is now fitted with bionic replacements and is more machine than man. In battle, Calgar is armed with the Gauntlets of Ultramar - a pair of master-crafted power fists incorporating a pair of bolters. The Gauntlets were reclaimed by Primarch Roboute Guilliman from a Chaos Champion after the Gamalia Reclusiam Massacre. He also carries an Iron Halo and wears either the Armour of Antilochus (an ornate suit of Terminator Armour) or a suit of Artificer Armour. After Calgar became a Primaris Space Marine the Armour of Antilochus was modified into a Gravis pattern suit and renamed the Armour of Heraclus. FOR THE EMPEROR! 🙏
"If I may offer advice Captain, it is a Thunder Hammer."
If I may offer advice, he's a lieutenant.
Dee is a Captain in my heart
I just love the Cadians in this, fighting side by side with the Ultramarines, facing the same horrors but with none of the augmented gifts of the Astartes. The Imperial Guard are well represented in this game.
What is super cool to me is that, you know how dreadnoughts are ancients space marines, in the brink of death placed in those mechanized tombs right? They are kept sleeping for years, just awoken when they are needed in combat, or (because they live for REALLY long time) to give some knowledge. So you can see the warhammer 40k veterans, teaching the new players that just got into this universe recently because of the game, as IRL DREADNOUGHTS, AND THAT'S FUCKING AMAZING!
Calgar!
P.S. And Torque!
So glad you could fit a three man team into one of these parts. Was fun to play that way, and you guys did great.
Did not imagine Dee with that last zinger
"Save your ammo. You cannot hurt it."
I mean, it only has a 4+ Invulnerable Save. The 18 wounds counts for a lot though.
Fun fact, there are in fact Chaos Ultramarines - they are called the Red Corsairs
It's actually impressive that an Ultramarine can reach the rank of sergeant without knowing what a fucking Necron is.
Calgar has been dealing with Chaos portals since he was literally 12 years old. And he's been a chapter master for at least 300 years.
THARIUS NOOOOO HE HAS FALLEN!!!
The Dreadnought is the guy that got blown up by chaos in the previous mission.
YES YES YES YES YES!!! I recently(ish) became a huge fan of warhammer, didnt know a whole lot, BUT MARNEUS ABSOLUTE UNIT CALGAR, even I knew of him thanks to a marvel comic!!! FOR THE EMPEROR, BROTHERS!!!!
7:16 also us space marine 1players got some ptsd from this. No spoilers but very well written stuff in this game nonetheless
Phew! This is one hell of a ride!
On Chairons nee pad theirs a red halo device, called an Iron Halo it dates back to 2nd edition 40k, it means hes the second in command of his squad with the rank of Squad Leader, under the Sargent in the old lore hes an NCO
Chaos Ultramarines are actually kinda common. There are more Chapters descended from Ultramarines than any other Legion. As such, a significant amount of Astartes that go renegade are gonna have Ultramarine Gene Seed. (Most Chaos Space Marines turned traitor more recently, as opposed to being Horus Heresy leftovers.)
Last fight, also 7 operations
I desperately want to play as an Ork in a warhammer game with this style of Gameplay. Orks are so much fun and the action comedy would be peak
i think we fell into the hands of tzeentch in this game.
the guy made the obelisks point up to open a rift, then we think we have to change the obelisks to change it back, but we make all the obelisks point up as well.
i think we did what tzeentch wanted to happen.
we made it worse, but they may have stopped their advance to hide this untill they need it.
49:52 Nah, the necrontyr and the Old Ones were enemies. The guy in the chair was a Necron Overlord. You can tell by the hat.
24:35 If they ever start playing the tabletop, they're going to be sorely disappointed that Space Marines are nowhere near as strong as this game makes them out to be. 😂
Game balance can be a bitch.
34:34 - That might be a Necron Stone Carvings. Surprisingly, the carved ships are from the Imperium. Did the Necrons know the Future?.
That is almost certainly a Necron tomb but it is super weird that there was clearly an imperium ship in the carving.
@@Prockski Another theory is that the Changer of Ways might have casted a spell to change the carvings, tricking the Mechanicus into thinking that they are fulfilling a prophesy of closing the great rift.
@@melchorcarino9375 Well technically if they are using Necron Pylon technology, they can close the great rift. That tech priest wasn’t wrong when he was talking about alignment. One way reduced warp energies in an area and another boosts it (if that is indeed Noctilith).
I think the only way to close the Great Rift is put another planet Like Cadia near the Eye of Terror and a STC made blackstone Pylon Obelisk. I think Belisarius Cawl can replicate those since Trazyn the Infinite might have Leaked the secrets to Cawl. I think this is what Cawl was now after. Chaos will do everything to stop Cawl.
1:25:21 I completely missed that data slate saying "till the day Vulkan Returns". VULKAN LIVES, STOMP, STOMP. GO SALAMADERRRSS.
I wanted this to continue so bad I’ve been so darn excited to see it as it comes! Watch Death of Hope!
There is a titan in the background at one of the levels.
What you saw in this part of the game is the reason why the Imperium does not innovate much or research new technologies - Chaos invades the areas of the brain that are open to new ideas and corrupts them.
Part 8 in two months, get ready boys.
You’re not prepared
Papa Smurf!
Epic! Please tell me you filmed the next part right away. It would be a shame to lose your brothers who went that far with you.
The dreadnaught asking for Magnus, is that meant to convey he's a space marine from the days of the heresy?
Where is eps 8?
@Deebeegeek At the moment you ask your friends about why there are so many tumbstones, we couldnt hear them giving you the answer
Day 8 of asking Dee to watch Luetin's Space Marine creation/recruitment
Dee must know learn of the daemonculaba. Just a warning, it will scar your life.
7:18 It's funny because it's a callback you don't understand.
Right off the bat, who's brother Gold?
An ancient brother, from a more civilised age. If you go back to ancient videos on this channel you'll find a couple with Gold in them 😅
I encourage you to play through the first part of the game before seeing the ending in the second part. The ending gains value. 40K x more. Of course, if you want, brother.
P.S. Otherwise, you can really lose a LOT.
That actually was a titan btw. An emperor class to exact, the biggest of the god engines.
Imperium ships are generally much MUCH bigger, ranging from 2-8 km length.
The phalanx, the ship that serves as the fortress monastery of the imperial fist chapter is the size of a small MOON.
In 40k moat ships are big enough that its crew surfs most often are born, live, and die serving the same ship.
I should probably mention btw the phalanx is older than the imperium itself, as it was constructed during the dark age of technology, and in case you dont know, in 40k anything from that age is much more powerful and technologically advanced. In 40k older= better.
For example the 300ton baneblade super heavy tanks wete first conceive and constructed during the dark age of technology...as SCOUT VEHICLES. THATS the level humanity had reached before being decimated by the men of iron
At this rate you will need to know the story of Space Marine 1
At the end, the developers confirmed it's not the immaterium, but a in between dimension, between the materium andnthe immaterium, like the webway but it's a different dimension.
If it was the warp, the space marines would most likely end up corrupted just looking at it unless they have the protection of the emperor
Spoiler:
If you know the end, you know why is Titus capable of resisting chaos.
47:44 @Deebeegeek check the dialog of the characters 🔥
If you enjoy Star Wars as well I’d really, REALLY recommend “On The Nature of the Imperium of Man’- by Admiral Thrawn” by Lord of Wargaming. It’s by far one of the most insightful and well constructed fan pieces made.
That was absolutely a titan... and not just any titan lol
@@nukem8128 oh? What type is it? I had zero clue.
@@PsychoGoldVideos That I believe is an Imperator-class Titan
@dankcardboard9078 OK so I've done some Googling now and yeah I can 100% see it. I don't think I was looking at what Renegade was looking at as I was looking at an object way off in the distance. Should have clarified, my mistake. Thank you though.
@@PsychoGoldVideos imperator class. You can see it up close in one of the operations missions.
@@dankcardboard9078 correct
Why are there so many gravestones? you are literally on a planet dedicated to burial, theres a data slate that says that there are over 30 trillion registered dead on that one planet, and im pretty sure its only one of three burial planets in the system if im not mistaken.
Also, YOU HAVE A PISTOL! xD its not just a "Sidearm" to use when you are out of ammo on your main gun, its highly accurate and can shoot things from waaaay further away than most primaries, not using your pistol in Operations, especially on harder difficulties, is asking for death
Yeah these people aren't getting therapy. They're a write off. You want some insight into how the Imperium treats guardsmen who have been exposed to warp taint look into _The Months of Shame._
Ah, you finally get to meet Chapter Master Marneus Calgar of Ultramarines Chapter who is an impostor of the real Marneus Calgar of House Calgar. . . .
The reason why? Is because he is close to the original Marneus Calgar, so he took his name and made his friend's name famous.
Edit: I already the BS things of Calgary's origins, I just feel like it to at least the BS that we love and hate 😋
incase people are not aware the real marneus Calgar is not hiding or anything, the Real one died during the selection/training process of the space marines, The imposter here is using his name to honor him. So lore is not discrediting of the Calgar achievements real or not
A significantly awful plot-point IMHO.
Being new to WarHammer I can't tell if legitimate lore or inside joke.
@@Nyah420 nope its relatively recent lore ... and its stupid - 40k with how long its running and how many authors are involved has a lot of this
Its from a comics Marvel did about Calgar in 2020 - 21
@@Nyah420 it's just an unnecessary addition to the lore that doesn't add much in regards to Calgary, it doesn't effect his achievement or his immediate story. The lore essentially reveals that the real Calgar did not survive the test/training, and he took his name to honor his dream of becoming an ultramarine that's it.
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" not its not a titan its a ship " xD talk about clueless
Learn warhammer spaceships please :D
If anyone gets to this point in the story and is still not a fan of the game, I wonder what kind of stimuli your brain needs to function.
Day 3 of asking for ork lore reaction
You little heretic didn't beat the game campaign yet xD?
When you realized you were in a Necron tombworld was classic.
IRON. HALO