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@@elperronimo nah he definitely would have just 1, I'm pretty sure he's well aware what they're capable of, therefore doesn't want his entire collection to be destroyed by a huge ass monster.
@@vothbetilia4862 Plus, doesn't he have a tendency to only collect a few of each type of creature/lifeform. Like I could see him grabbing a few squads of each type of space marine. But even if he could kidnap all the space wolves for example (he probably can), he wouldn't because he just doesn't need that many of them for his collection. Just a handful of each type is all he needs to represent the whole. So I could see him keeping a dozen or so Kaiju, but thousands would just be a waste of space for him.
Isn't the plague war a massive w for the imperium? Morty got fucked and has to get disciplined by gpa nurgle. The death guard lost shit loads of Marines and the cauldron of nurgle was Destroyed or something.
7:06 : It would be cool if in the future they retcon this to say that there are more of those kaijus in other planets, and that they were some leftover experiments of the old ones and that they were used in a variety of functions such as war , i would like to see more of those guys .
It was the best to exterminatus. ... Imagine if the Tyranids get hold on some of their DNA. (not to say they don't have Kaiju sized units themselves already)
@@jonumine6250 Even better , everybody in the galaxy is getting that boost of troops for the meat grinder that is 40k , the more the better ( if handled correctly in lore ) .
I still remember Necron Pariahs they might be physically Inferior to other Necron soldiers(for being physically squishy humans(with pariah genes) that simply augmented with necron nanotechnology), but they're walking kryptonites for magic users/creatures
In an empire of a million worlds, one in a billion would still equal a ton of them. Eisenhorn starts his own gang of blanks at one point. As for finding them, I don't know.
They are like 10 people ...cloned into thousands ... and its most likely that blanks are not affected by the cosmic bad luck afflicting the other clone armies created. Because they are not connected to the warp which causes the bad luck to the clones of regular humans.
@@somethinglikethat2176 There is probably a shitton of imperial propaganda along the lines of: "Do you get mild headache when being in a five-meter radius of your newborn child, or can you percive something similarily unusual about it? Report to local Autorities as soon as possible! The Emperor protects!"
I have a little suggestion for a video, how/what the modern imperium citizens sees or knows the Horus heresy, since the chaos and chaos corruption isn't something widely know, how they understand the heresy?
Horus would not be seen as a Primarch, maybe a son like commander now called the Arch-heretic for his betrayal of the Emperor and leading traitors during the civil war.
Inquisitor Spinoza remember that in her school, they used to teach that the 9 primarchs were made to fight the 9 devils, through she got the lash for asking "why the Emperor didn't made 100 primarchs, instead of equal number to the devils?"
@@marrvynswillames4975 Yeah, i'm no expert on WH40K but i'm pretty sure that the avg human in the Imperium knows nothing (or very little at best) of the Horus Heresy. I'm not sure how well the Astartes are versed on it as well.
Not that strange considering War of the Beast era Orks were far more intelligent than the Orks nowadays, and that Orks in general have higher sapience than Tyranids.
Probably not what they have in mind, but in The Foundation series, witch Warhammer draws a lot of inspiration form directly or indirectly, Terminus was the name of the planet that The Foundation was actually on. The Foundation was ment to be a replacement for the collapsing Galactic Empire. Terminus typically meaning the end of something, but usually maps. Aptly on the edge of the Galaxy. Though if I recall correctly in The Foundation serise 40k would be ancient history.
The grey knights were so dumb to destroy the STC. You’re really gonna deny yourselves the best version of one of your better support platforms all because it can be corrupted??
@@lucasbeck1391 well they build it but with out ai, as I understand stc are blue prints. But I guess the mechanics would possibly call the modification heresy to so fuck if I know.
i still think the setting despreatly needs some new Xenosfactions, i wouldnt even mind it if we got something equivelant to "Cities of Sigmar", just several races/micro-factions working together
You get to see a NPC pariah provide in game dialogue for the Necron base mission from DAWN of war Dark Crusade. Always wondered why that unit was not playable in the game .
Bit out there but i think the Terminus decree is instructions on how to use and the location to an honest to God Time Machine, as in a time machine that uses non warp physics to achieve accurate time travel. Y'know, Valerian and Laureline style.
That's weird, I thought for sure the necrodermis would grow into the wounds similar to how the nanosuit works in crysis 2. I mean, necrodermis could basically be described as nanomachines, judging by how it becomes a literal disease when eaten by the kroot.
3:24 I've only recently activity started playing the RTS games but I did notice them in dawn of war dark crusade where they are labeled as the newest and best units of the necrons. Was kinda strange since I thought all necrons where ancient beings waking up from their tomb world's only to suddenly see them having new units, makes sense now that I know some of the older lore.
through, no faction got really a reason to do diplomacy with someone whose only objective is eat you, even if the idea is "this one is too strong for we fight head on", the nids will just avoid for a time before attacking
The only time I’ve come across a Zoat in the lore was way back in the Space Marine books. The squad of Imperial Fists the book followed were deep in a hive ship having straight up murdered everything that so much as moved in their presence so the Zoat was sent to try and talk to them it even said something about even space marines joining them the “Lambs of the emperor” (Lamenters… even the Tyranids talk shit about them). As it turns out the heart of the Hiveship was in the next “room” so diplomacy was a final attempt to not have the hiveship killed by a group of angry super soldiers. It actually did ok until one of the marines pointed out that this was the first time anything had talked to them so it was trying to hide something. Then it make a huge mistake and killed that marine who was a close friend of Lysander who was standing next to it and promptly punched its head clean off…. Fun times.
@@marrvynswillames4975 True. Zoats are probably used prior to the Nids being identified in a given galaxy. Like Zoats would work great to sway people to follow the Nids prior to seeing what the Nids actually are. But once a galaxy becomes aware of them and their motives, the diplomats would just get slaughtered on sight by every race.
@@Naptosis well, not quite, they manage to invade a virtual world being used as a training ground. The book is called Into the Maelstrom, its a collection of short stories.
Has there been any instances of Primarchs or space marines voicing their opinions on humanity or more specifically the guardsmen they fight besides? I think it would be interesting.
I knew about the Face Parasite from my reading up on Catachan recently. It's creepy, but the Spiker creeps me out the most. If it weren't for the Jungle Fighters, I'd personally want the planet turned to ash!
The Grey Knights destroying the STC for Castagator creation in my opinion is still a massive fk up since the imperium could have massively gained from adding New Castagators to their arsenal.
proper 40k kaiju destroyed?! NOOO! I’ve been keeping count of various megafauna in the lore like the krakens on fenris, or the knock of godzillas on that dinosaur planet. All in the hopes of seeing them fight tyranid bio titans. Somebody jurassic park these assholes! No exterminatus will impede my giant monster ambitions!
Honestly love lesser known lore. It gives me ideas for possible stories. Working on one where a base of Guardsmen have to deal with a homebrew liquid based xeno that is killing them
Can you make a video about what the Imperial citizens actually know about the state of the world and what they know/think of the Emperor? I've been wondering for a while
STC: *exists* Grey Knights: “CAST IT INTO THE FIRE ISILDUR! DESTROY IT!” Bit of a shame about the men of Iron. Wasn’t there some that were friendly to the imperials during the uprising?
Not Entirely purged, for example the Kastelan robots are still around and used. And if I remember correctly the men of iron are still around, but not in use for the most part. However there some speculations that the Squats will potentially use them.
@@vothbetilia4862 I watched a video a long time ago that depicted a ship that was lost in the warp for ages that was AI. It was 'friendly' to the humans as it was not part of the Men of Iron war, but i say that in the context of it not attacking them. It did however, verbally tear them a new azzhole. It mocked the Skitarri preist for chanting to the Omnissia & belittles the humans/humanity that had fallen so far from the race that it willfully called "master" at one time. I don't remember whom penned the whole thing but i was very impressed with the writing.
With the Blackstone Fortress release a few years ago, there was a Man of Iron pretending to be a Mechanicus robot (I think a Kastelan). I got the impression from his story that he liked specific humans but didn't really care for mankind. He also really wishes for someone who wouldn't try and kill him on sight because its been a really really really long time since he could find anyone to talk to.
What's in the box: One letter One glass One bottle with a smokey brown, smooth liquid with a label where the only legible thing left is "Whi..." and "30187"
That kaiju world where tgose titans got f*cked was an awesome story... The imperium actually found a graveyard of gargants(ork titans) and decided to exterminatus the world cuz their was a human faction already liveing their that "tamed" the kaijus... So i believe it was an inquisitor that was like "welp shit guys if the backwaters could tame these beast, just picture if the orks tamed and bred them... Drop the bombs"
So if we tell the mech about this stc they will totally kill us...... meanwhile guy has his own planet "man they said if I found an entire stc even a broken one the mech would literally worship me as a living god lol would make me my own legion of primaris tech marines with constant mech support 25/8 and they said would make me immortal"
remember in classic hammer the Tyranids were running away from something much scarier and more powerful than the? I don't think that was ever officially retconed. Although knowing GW it's probably space marines they're running from.
As you like loving and slapping... Did you now there was Tyranid romance fanfic on a couple of pages like Archive of Our Own? I will show myself out...
Would have been interesting if Mr Shiny hands got turned into a necron/primarch hybrid as the metal infection spread instead of getting decapitated by Fulgrim.
If the supreme grandmaster of the grey knights is kaldor draigo and he is unwillingly slaughtering his way through warp entities outside of real space 99.99% of the time could he even do anything with the terminus decree?
Personally I like that the Zoats got the arse, or they at least should've stayed as their own minor race. Diplomats are too "normal" for extragalactic locusts.
Plot Twist: Apparantly the Squats have afew fully intact STCs that have apparantly become self-conscious! They are not quite the A.I of the Golden Age of Tech and Golden Men but something akin. Fuck i love WH40K!
My theory on the Terminus decree is that it is an intact stc on how to create men of iron seeing how the men of iron brought humanity to their peak it would probabely be able to save them but of course noone wants to use it if they dont really have to as we all know how that went
I always imagined the Zoats to be refugees which are fleeing the Tyranid invasion. Some managed to gain control of Tyranid bioforms, especially those that are not controlled by synaptic creatures, due to the Zoat's telepathic abilities and by doing so escaped the Tyranid hordes. Many Zoats have been subsumed by the Tyranids, others escaped into the galaxy on biofleets such as Colossus while others still are spread across the galaxy. The very existence of the forerunner's ancient vessel seems to indicate that Zoats were active in the galaxy long before the arrival of the Hive Fleets. So, my scenario is this- the Zoats were a civilisation at the edge of the galaxy wo had advanced biotech. The Hive Fleets reached and consumed their planet but due to Zoat telepathic ability, many Zoats were subsumed rather than consumed by the Tyranids. They lived as a sort of parasitic race within the greater Tyranid organism, using their powers to "convince" the Tyranids that they were indead one of their synaptic creatures. Some Zoats took command of Tyranid bio-ships, like cuckoos taking over a nest, and used them to flee into the known galaxy. Others, such as the forerunner, had already escaped on Zoat made vessels. At any rate, the Zoats who were subsumed were eventually purged by the Tyranids once the evolution of the Hive became advanced enough to detect them. Those who fleed on Tyranid vessels were hunted down by the Imperium once they breached Imperial space, most notably the battle against "Hive Fleet" Colossus. There are scattered Zoats still active in the galaxy, such as the Archivist, but they are few and far between. The Zoats are largely a spent force now. To make real world parallels, I imagine the Zoats being like the various Germanic tribes, driven into the bulwark of the Roman Empire by the oncoming Huns (the Tyranids) as well as being a parasitic race that, due to a quirk of biology, managed to live within the Tyranid bio-organism until detected and eradicated, much like a bacteria or virus or other parasite living within a larger organism in the real world
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“Please, lay down your weapons and enter the stomach acids.” said the Tyranids diplomat.
Diplomat is a spy that does a lot of talking.
Calmly
This is what happens when tyranids feed on a constant diet of tau water caste.
All consuming insectoid/reptilian killing machines? , sounds like regular politicians and diplomats to me
Thats why the lore was removed, it was dumb as shit made by the devs before wh40k blew up
The terminus decree reads: "Unplug the golden throne, wait for 6 seconds, then plug it in again"
Doo Doo de Doo. Your Emporer requires updates.
"Remove cartridge. Blow in cartridge. Reinsert and power back on."
“Unscrew back panel, use screwdriver to remove and replace the 3 AA batteries. Use paper clip to press the factory reset button.”
Throws oils on console and recites the old prayer 🙏🏾
@@rayzerot I read "cartridge" as "cartilage"
I can only hope trazyn has Castigator and a Kaiju in his collection.
Considering a kaiju is just a massive creature, he probably has thousands
@@elperronimo nah he definitely would have just 1, I'm pretty sure he's well aware what they're capable of, therefore doesn't want his entire collection to be destroyed by a huge ass monster.
@@vothbetilia4862 Plus, doesn't he have a tendency to only collect a few of each type of creature/lifeform. Like I could see him grabbing a few squads of each type of space marine. But even if he could kidnap all the space wolves for example (he probably can), he wouldn't because he just doesn't need that many of them for his collection. Just a handful of each type is all he needs to represent the whole.
So I could see him keeping a dozen or so Kaiju, but thousands would just be a waste of space for him.
@@Loserstakethebait That and they've got to be pretty expensive to feed.
@@barklordofthesith2997 They’d be frozen in stasis
Also I agree with what you said about GW never giving the imperium a solid win
tbh it’s annoying at times but tbf it’s also a great part of the appeal:
everything is grim.
everything sucks.
Isn't the plague war a massive w for the imperium? Morty got fucked and has to get disciplined by gpa nurgle. The death guard lost shit loads of Marines and the cauldron of nurgle was Destroyed or something.
@@crandoodledaddy.6243 burned, not straight up destroyed, but yes, it was a big W for the imperium, and so does Indomitus crusade
@@briantarigan7685
Its nice that the imperium atleast got one true W at this point, they definitely needed one.
@@briantarigan7685 I was talking bout the cauldron the priest blew up that kugath was using. But yeah garden got burned some too I forgot that.
7:06 : It would be cool if in the future they retcon this to say that there are more of those kaijus in other planets, and that they were some leftover experiments of the old ones and that they were used in a variety of functions such as war , i would like to see more of those guys .
would be nice if the Exodites ever got new models to include a titan class dino of them
It was the best to exterminatus.
... Imagine if the Tyranids get hold on some of their DNA.
(not to say they don't have Kaiju sized units themselves already)
@@jonumine6250 Even better , everybody in the galaxy is getting that boost of troops for the meat grinder that is 40k , the more the better ( if handled correctly in lore ) .
In fairness, the Old Ones already made Kaiju. They were called the Krork.
I still remember Necron Pariahs
they might be physically Inferior to other Necron soldiers(for being physically squishy humans(with pariah genes) that simply augmented with necron nanotechnology), but they're walking kryptonites for magic users/creatures
Well inferior in that they could not engage in resurrection protocols.
I think Pariahs are probably the most well known of these due to DoW1.
@@cp1cupcake no wonder I can still remember Necron Pariahs(cuz I first got into 40k shortly before 5th edition necrons come out)
2:14 And somehow Valdor is able to create an army of Blanks despite they were supposed to be rare and not easy to find in a grimdark galaxy
Clones
Maybe him getting so many was the reason not enough could be found
In an empire of a million worlds, one in a billion would still equal a ton of them. Eisenhorn starts his own gang of blanks at one point.
As for finding them, I don't know.
They are like 10 people ...cloned into thousands ... and its most likely that blanks are not affected by the cosmic bad luck afflicting the other clone armies created. Because they are not connected to the warp which causes the bad luck to the clones of regular humans.
@@somethinglikethat2176 There is probably a shitton of imperial propaganda along the lines of: "Do you get mild headache when being in a five-meter radius of your newborn child, or can you percive something similarily unusual about it? Report to local Autorities as soon as possible! The Emperor protects!"
I have a little suggestion for a video, how/what the modern imperium citizens sees or knows the Horus heresy, since the chaos and chaos corruption isn't something widely know, how they understand the heresy?
Horus would not be seen as a Primarch, maybe a son like commander now called the Arch-heretic for his betrayal of the Emperor and leading traitors during the civil war.
Inquisitor Spinoza remember that in her school, they used to teach that the 9 primarchs were made to fight the 9 devils, through she got the lash for asking "why the Emperor didn't made 100 primarchs, instead of equal number to the devils?"
@@marrvynswillames4975 Yeah, i'm no expert on WH40K but i'm pretty sure that the avg human in the Imperium knows nothing (or very little at best) of the Horus Heresy. I'm not sure how well the Astartes are versed on it as well.
Speaking of weird diplomats, there were Ork diplomats in War of the Beast...
Not that strange considering War of the Beast era Orks were far more intelligent than the Orks nowadays, and that Orks in general have higher sapience than Tyranids.
But, Imagine the 2 of them in One room 🙂
Probably not what they have in mind, but in The Foundation series, witch Warhammer draws a lot of inspiration form directly or indirectly, Terminus was the name of the planet that The Foundation was actually on. The Foundation was ment to be a replacement for the collapsing Galactic Empire. Terminus typically meaning the end of something, but usually maps. Aptly on the edge of the Galaxy.
Though if I recall correctly in The Foundation serise 40k would be ancient history.
The grey knights were so dumb to destroy the STC. You’re really gonna deny yourselves the best version of one of your better support platforms all because it can be corrupted??
Y e s
@@The-Real-JD *angry Mechanicus noises*
It was more about the AI... still dumb because I am sure it could still be operated by regular humans ... if with a lesser effectiveness.
@@MrFallenone but how do they turn the A.I off?
@@lucasbeck1391 well they build it but with out ai, as I understand stc are blue prints. But I guess the mechanics would possibly call the modification heresy to so fuck if I know.
"Surrender your flesh, we demand it."
Tiranyd diplomat, probably
i still think the setting despreatly needs some new Xenosfactions, i wouldnt even mind it if we got something equivelant to "Cities of Sigmar", just several races/micro-factions working together
For real you are right, grimdark can kinda fuck off, sometimes good grimdark is having something good just out of reach
‘Ill fated back flip’ clip made me burst out laughing. Excellent
You get to see a NPC pariah provide in game dialogue for the Necron base mission from DAWN of war Dark Crusade. Always wondered why that unit was not playable in the game .
Bit out there but i think the Terminus decree is instructions on how to use and the location to an honest to God Time Machine, as in a time machine that uses non warp physics to achieve accurate time travel. Y'know, Valerian and Laureline style.
I imagine tyranid diplomacy playing out like the classic "to serve man" twilight zone episode
That's weird, I thought for sure the necrodermis would grow into the wounds similar to how the nanosuit works in crysis 2. I mean, necrodermis could basically be described as nanomachines, judging by how it becomes a literal disease when eaten by the kroot.
3:24 I've only recently activity started playing the RTS games but I did notice them in dawn of war dark crusade where they are labeled as the newest and best units of the necrons. Was kinda strange since I thought all necrons where ancient beings waking up from their tomb world's only to suddenly see them having new units, makes sense now that I know some of the older lore.
I don't think I've heard of the Necron Pariah outside of Dawn of War, hope they return one day.
in a certain way, now the Silent King's dynasty got something similar in the tabletop, they have blackstone in their body
I wish GW would bring Tyranid diplomats back. It might actually allow them to have named characters.
Plus, Zoats look pretty cool, and less conventional.
through, no faction got really a reason to do diplomacy with someone whose only objective is eat you, even if the idea is
"this one is too strong for we fight head on", the nids will just avoid for a time before attacking
The only time I’ve come across a Zoat in the lore was way back in the Space Marine books. The squad of Imperial Fists the book followed were deep in a hive ship having straight up murdered everything that so much as moved in their presence so the Zoat was sent to try and talk to them it even said something about even space marines joining them the “Lambs of the emperor” (Lamenters… even the Tyranids talk shit about them).
As it turns out the heart of the Hiveship was in the next “room” so diplomacy was a final attempt to not have the hiveship killed by a group of angry super soldiers.
It actually did ok until one of the marines pointed out that this was the first time anything had talked to them so it was trying to hide something. Then it make a huge mistake and killed that marine who was a close friend of Lysander who was standing next to it and promptly punched its head clean off…. Fun times.
Old One-Eye is sort of a name lol
@@marrvynswillames4975 True. Zoats are probably used prior to the Nids being identified in a given galaxy. Like Zoats would work great to sway people to follow the Nids prior to seeing what the Nids actually are. But once a galaxy becomes aware of them and their motives, the diplomats would just get slaughtered on sight by every race.
I have the book with that centaur story in, it's a pretty good little tale.
The one where a demon army goes full Tron is one of my favourites.
Wait, demons on lightbikes!? What's that book?
@@Naptosis well, not quite, they manage to invade a virtual world being used as a training ground.
The book is called Into the Maelstrom, its a collection of short stories.
They should introduce the Rak'Gol as a playable army with Zoats as a sub-species. Bring back Zoats!
I just noticed that the lasgun's barrel in the background is crooked.
needs a blue pill
Has there been any instances of Primarchs or space marines voicing their opinions on humanity or more specifically the guardsmen they fight besides? I think it would be interesting.
I think the bighest weakness of the imperial titans in war with kaiju was their mobility, if that wasnt a problem they havet a big chanse to win.
video starts at 1:50 for those who just want the top10 without online recipe style backstory
I knew about the Face Parasite from my reading up on Catachan recently. It's creepy, but the Spiker creeps me out the most. If it weren't for the Jungle Fighters, I'd personally want the planet turned to ash!
6:58 Kaijus vs Titans of the Imperium, who will win?
One with plot armor
The Grey Knights destroying the STC for Castagator creation in my opinion is still a massive fk up since the imperium could have massively gained from adding New Castagators to their arsenal.
What do Tyranid diplomats even say? "Join our buffet?"
Guardsman reporting what he saw:
To his CO: yeah that's not worth the time
To Mechanicus: SEND IN THE TITANS, SEND IN FUCKING EVERYTHING WE HAVE
proper 40k kaiju destroyed?! NOOO! I’ve been keeping count of various megafauna in the lore like the krakens on fenris, or the knock of godzillas on that dinosaur planet. All in the hopes of seeing them fight tyranid bio titans. Somebody jurassic park these assholes! No exterminatus will impede my giant monster ambitions!
I played Dawn of War as Necrons ... hence I know the Pariahs! My favourite Unit!
Honestly love lesser known lore. It gives me ideas for possible stories. Working on one where a base of Guardsmen have to deal with a homebrew liquid based xeno that is killing them
I'm grateful you mentioned sources on a couple of these! I'd really like to know what book/source the kaiju planet is from!
I believe if you look up “Battle of the Archaeosaurs” aborder prince has a video on it.
Did anyone else notice the lasgun in the background at the beginning of the video? I’m surprised he didn’t mention it.
Dude The Lion is so incredible lol gotta love that dude
Can you make a video about what the Imperial citizens actually know about the state of the world and what they know/think of the Emperor? I've been wondering for a while
STC: *exists*
Grey Knights: “CAST IT INTO THE FIRE ISILDUR! DESTROY IT!”
Bit of a shame about the men of Iron. Wasn’t there some that were friendly to the imperials during the uprising?
The Journal of Keeper Cripias say some remained allied with mankind, but where purged anyway after the war
Not Entirely purged, for example the Kastelan robots are still around and used. And if I remember correctly the men of iron are still around, but not in use for the most part. However there some speculations that the Squats will potentially use them.
@@vothbetilia4862 I watched a video a long time ago that depicted a ship that was lost in the warp for ages that was AI.
It was 'friendly' to the humans as it was not part of the Men of Iron war, but i say that in the context of it not attacking them. It did however, verbally tear them a new azzhole. It mocked the Skitarri preist for chanting to the Omnissia & belittles the humans/humanity that had fallen so far from the race that it willfully called "master" at one time. I don't remember whom penned the whole thing but i was very impressed with the writing.
With the Blackstone Fortress release a few years ago, there was a Man of Iron pretending to be a Mechanicus robot (I think a Kastelan). I got the impression from his story that he liked specific humans but didn't really care for mankind.
He also really wishes for someone who wouldn't try and kill him on sight because its been a really really really long time since he could find anyone to talk to.
What's in the box:
One letter
One glass
One bottle with a smokey brown, smooth liquid with a label where the only legible thing left is "Whi..." and "30187"
I miss the Zoats. Still have a few minis of them
I am just watching this again and thought: "Imagine a Zoat Diplomat talking to an old Ork one..."
Don't know why but that backflip made me spit my coffee out.
Clicking on a majorkill video with a Full plate of Biomass, oh yeah the hive mind is truly blessed
That flip off the bed… what a fucking legend
Not me watching this vid in the shower and then drying my face with a towel as he starts speaking about the face eaters
That kaiju world where tgose titans got f*cked was an awesome story... The imperium actually found a graveyard of gargants(ork titans) and decided to exterminatus the world cuz their was a human faction already liveing their that "tamed" the kaijus... So i believe it was an inquisitor that was like "welp shit guys if the backwaters could tame these beast, just picture if the orks tamed and bred them... Drop the bombs"
Zoats kinda reminds me of skinnies from starship trooper book. Enslaved by the bugs and used as thralls to help fight in their war.
So if we tell the mech about this stc they will totally kill us...... meanwhile guy has his own planet "man they said if I found an entire stc even a broken one the mech would literally worship me as a living god lol would make me my own legion of primaris tech marines with constant mech support 25/8 and they said would make me immortal"
Zoats and genestealers cults independent from the hive mind could be great
Terminus decree tells the grey knights how to turn themselves into imperial daemons, a risky but powerful last ditch play.
remember in classic hammer the Tyranids were running away from something much scarier and more powerful than the? I don't think that was ever officially retconed. Although knowing GW it's probably space marines they're running from.
That backflip better be perfected by now
I'm wrecked now, from a Brit to an Aussie, you sir are a fucking legend. You remind me of my military mates.
At the very least, Genestealers seem to be a strait upgrade to Zoats.
Can you make a video about the Blackshields from the Horus Heresy, since the new edition/box is coming out?
That backflip killed me
As you like loving and slapping... Did you now there was Tyranid romance fanfic on a couple of pages like Archive of Our Own? I will show myself out...
Is that 'The Gael' playing faintly in the background under your narration? Fuckin' love that piece of music.
Dark Crusade players will remember Pariahs. Tomas Maccabee has some good lines.
That Lucius pattern no.98 lasgun you got has seen some action lmfao
That plant in the background is really growing! Good job with keeping them plants alive
“Okay but that bent Lasgun has me questioning your faith in the emperor.”
That would have been cool titans vs kaiju fight pacific rim in warhammer
Major: "It's Saturday so works for any timezone"
Me: ...
cries in bartender
Would have been interesting if Mr
Shiny hands got turned into a necron/primarch hybrid as the metal infection spread instead of getting decapitated by Fulgrim.
I still can't get over the fact that MK looks exactly how I imagined him over the sound of his voice xD Keep churning out the good stuff.
Majorkill tells a story about The Lion being badass:
Me: "Ahhh. That's the good stuff."
If the supreme grandmaster of the grey knights is kaldor draigo and he is unwillingly slaughtering his way through warp entities outside of real space 99.99% of the time could he even do anything with the terminus decree?
"Tyranids used to send diplomats" I beg your pardon?
That box the grand master of the KNIGHTS has theory it's a order charge the celestial array and just destroy everything
Personally I like that the Zoats got the arse, or they at least should've stayed as their own minor race. Diplomats are too "normal" for extragalactic locusts.
Other fun fact, while the face eater is terrifying there are probably real parasites that are ever worse. In the meat space, in your shower.
Have you ever seen a camel spider???
I don't know how this guy has stayed alive for so long
Plot Twist: Apparantly the Squats have afew fully intact STCs that have apparantly become self-conscious! They are not quite the A.I of the Golden Age of Tech and Golden Men but something akin. Fuck i love WH40K!
Bloody hell, those diplomats were a thing when I first got into 40k 😂
Had totally forgotten about that one.
The editing on this vidio is really good! I watched one of your vidios from 2 years ago (slowly watching them all) and this is much better.
Fucking died laughing at "unfortunately they look exactly like towels"
ur lasgun is the special one that shoots around corners
i have heard to fix warpage you can boil water or use a hairdryer to straiten it out
>When you watch Luetin all the time so know about most of these already
Bro imagine how cool a Catachan videogame would be. Something like Far Cry or Stalker
tyranid diplomat, has a power claw and is pointing a gun at you.
I think the Terminu Decree is blank... it gives humanity hope.
I like to think that the Kaiju all survived and they don't know it. There is also the Psi-Titans who are larger then the Emperor class.
The psi titans use a Warlord body, they are smaller
Majorkill: I wish there were Kaiju's in 40K
Tau and Nids: We got you fam! "Bio-Titans and Vorgh enter the chat"
I always feel like majorkill is actually an animated character, a simulation, a virtual creature coz of the way he moves like a npc.
🤣🤣🤣 “the more you donate the more i drink”
Good effort on the backflip hahahaha
Dang! 335k subscribers! I was watching your awesome videos when you were below 100k subs. You are defiantly killing it! Keep going !
I'd love to see a video about all the intact/broken or known STC in the verse and maybe what the imperium has done to obtain them in the past?
Just thinking about a space marine riding a Kaiju makes me smile and I discovered this just the other day lol.
Jesus that Backflip lmao
Just want to reach through the screen and straighten up that prop gun's barrel myself.
My theory on the Terminus decree is that it is an intact stc on how to create men of iron seeing how the men of iron brought humanity to their peak it would probabely be able to save them but of course noone wants to use it if they dont really have to as we all know how that went
bro is it a cold day the lazgun seems kinda cold
I thought there was a intact STC recovered and being slowly decrypted or was that lore retconned?
I got to thinking is it possible in the future you can do a video on “Old One Eye”?
I always imagined the Zoats to be refugees which are fleeing the Tyranid invasion. Some managed to gain control of Tyranid bioforms, especially those that are not controlled by synaptic creatures, due to the Zoat's telepathic abilities and by doing so escaped the Tyranid hordes. Many Zoats have been subsumed by the Tyranids, others escaped into the galaxy on biofleets such as Colossus while others still are spread across the galaxy. The very existence of the forerunner's ancient vessel seems to indicate that Zoats were active in the galaxy long before the arrival of the Hive Fleets. So, my scenario is this- the Zoats were a civilisation at the edge of the galaxy wo had advanced biotech. The Hive Fleets reached and consumed their planet but due to Zoat telepathic ability, many Zoats were subsumed rather than consumed by the Tyranids. They lived as a sort of parasitic race within the greater Tyranid organism, using their powers to "convince" the Tyranids that they were indead one of their synaptic creatures. Some Zoats took command of Tyranid bio-ships, like cuckoos taking over a nest, and used them to flee into the known galaxy. Others, such as the forerunner, had already escaped on Zoat made vessels. At any rate, the Zoats who were subsumed were eventually purged by the Tyranids once the evolution of the Hive became advanced enough to detect them. Those who fleed on Tyranid vessels were hunted down by the Imperium once they breached Imperial space, most notably the battle against "Hive Fleet" Colossus. There are scattered Zoats still active in the galaxy, such as the Archivist, but they are few and far between. The Zoats are largely a spent force now. To make real world parallels, I imagine the Zoats being like the various Germanic tribes, driven into the bulwark of the Roman Empire by the oncoming Huns (the Tyranids) as well as being a parasitic race that, due to a quirk of biology, managed to live within the Tyranid bio-organism until detected and eradicated, much like a bacteria or virus or other parasite living within a larger organism in the real world