@@RobotKey1 You know those screenshots from Space Marine 2 where Titus is grinning like a kid/madman in the middle of combat? I'm imagining that while he's up to his knees in necromorphs
@@brian2888 I imagine some random survivor’s running through a door and trying to close it only for it to be a space marine size hole and they die cause of that
I mean Bolters alone would negate one of the biggest advantages Necromorphs have, because you don't have to aim for limbs, you don't have to get into melee, the bolts will blow them apart with ease, and even if the marine doesn't have a bolter, they're lethal against necromorphs in just hand to hand combat alone(can literally just tear them limb from limb). Now, if Necromorphs DID manage to transform a space marine, that could be a lot more threatening
that, but the average Astartes could shrek a whole Ishimura naked, assuming they have an oxygen mask, but Girly man canonically fought in space helmetless during the horus heresy
@@durrangodsgrief6503 handcrafted by the master of mankind himself, they are in every sense of words either literally or metaphorically build different
Guys just a reminder.Titus is op by himself but an angel of death you can see from space hulk death wing would walk trough the ishimura in 5 minute without being damaged
It doesn’t matter how OP an Astartes is, the Marker attacks your mind and drives you insane. Even if you were Warp-resistant like Titus, that’s not going to help you because Markers have nothing to do with the Warp. Necromorphs are also somewhat of a fusion between how Tyranids and Orks work on a basic level. As long as there’s available biomass, the marker can keep manipulating it to make worse and worse shit to throw at you. To point out, Isaac’s primary and most effective weapons in the game are the ones that are actually construction equipment, things you’d be using to repair damage on a spaceship. Sure a Slasher might not do anything to a Space Marine, but I doubt he’d have an easy time dealing with the larger, boss-type necromorphs.
This only shows you have no idea what the Astartes were made for and what they faced during the Great Crusade. One of the Fellen even mentions the current day Dark Angels wouldn’t stand a chance against half the stuff the 30K Dark Angels fought on a daily basis. If you honestly believe a squad of Astartes in terminator plate couldn’t handle the horrors of Dead Space, you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. Issac Clark compared to an Astartes is like a baby compared to PRIME Mike Tyson. Let me guess, your knowledge of 40K lore is limited? Do you know what kind of mental conditioning an Astartes goes through? Hell, the Death Watch are considered extremely dangerous because of the extended mental and physical training they go through. If you think the marker could corrupt a Space Marines mind, HA! That only shows how much you know. I will admit though. That was a funny read.
Not that he needs more weapons, but you forgot to mention that Space Marines have the Belcher's Gland. Which allows them to spit a corrosive acid. So Titus could probably out-puke the puker if wanted.
@@farhanishraqifti1489 Tbh, I imagine it's quite hard to get to use such short-range "melee" combat when most of your enemies can kill you with a single good blow while you're there getting enough spit in your mouth. You having better weapons doesn't make that any better.
Thought that was an imperial fist specific flaw, not having the belchers gland I mean. Think that was one of two physiological/geneseed flaws their line specifically had but mind is blanking on the second at present. Most of the other legions still had that one.
@@farhanishraqifti1489technically it was never intended as a weapon. It was a feature the Emperor put in for the psychological effect of spitting the name of the god off the tablets of whatever world he was reclaiming.
Fun fact about the Multi Melta and the Melta gun, they are actually anti-tank weapons. The fire mode you see in the Space Marine 2 is the very close range mode for infantry but it can be swapped to another mode that fires a beam to melt a hole through a tank with ease.
Meltas also, at least in the books, can have pretty long range. And with an energy weapon coupled to the armors reactor Titus wouldn’t have an ammo issue. I’d rather give him a plasma gun than a melta tho.
For those that don't know, a standard guardsman human in 40k has a las rifle. These things have near infinite ammo since the magazine recharges from any solar or heat source. They can explode flesh and melt concrete. The standard weapon in Dead Space is a laser cutter that pales in comparison. It's also worth noting that las rifle is the worst weapon in 40k, and would take hundreds of rifles aimed at a space marine to harm his armor. Dead Space is only a threat because of the moons that a single marine couldn't harm, the chaos mind control effect, and the numbers. But space marines actually don't need sleep since they cycle half their brain at a time. Meaning that space marine could unironically fight for weeks without rest. Titus wouldn't even need a weapon since Necromorphs are just flesh and bone. Space marines can crush a standard human into a compact cube with just their hands, not counting their HEAVILY MECHANIZED ARMOR which adds thousands of pounds of pressure.
So only two corrections 1. The las rifle can be charged via solar/heat or any form of electricity. 2. You'd only need 500 of them all firing on the same spot to bring down a space marine and that's if the las rifle isn't over charged.
@@helljumper2565 unless your setting up a trap then I highly recommend it though you'd probably have some explosives laying around that would do that job better
I’m sorry, bro, but you’re hyper glazing right now. 1. Lasguns are not the worst weapon. They’re better than things like autoguns save price and simplicity, and are comparative to a lot of other weapons, such as the bolter. Different weapons have different niches. Bolters punch through. Lasguns melt through. 2. The plasma cutter and lasgun do different things and excel at it. Lasguns can eventually melt concrete, but they’re not melting it in say, a single shot or two. It’d need to be consistent fire. The plasma cutter is a tool above all else, and is capable of melting through metal and concrete with ease when utilized as such, and not a weapon. 3. You’re glazing the hell out of Space Marines. A company of Guardsmen would thrash a Space Marine under sustained fire. Space Marine armour is good, but they’re not invincible. Hell, we even see bolters take them down from heretical warbands. Yes, the plot dictates what and what not their armour can tank, but they’re not THAT durable. 4. Space Marines cannot fight for weeks, and they’ll most likely succumb to the Necromorphs. We see this all the time with Tyranids, who are also flesh and bone. They can fight a good amount, but Space Marines aren’t one man armies, hence their Battle Brothers. If one gets overwhelmed, if they aren’t the MC or have plot armour, they’re going to die. The longest a Space Marine has ever fought, as well, is 13 days. That’s not the norm, and most Space Marines require rest and food. 13 days isn’t something a Space Marine does with ease, and it’s considered an extreme case.
On a sidenote. Inquisitor Eisenhorn encountered necromorphs in Malleus (the book). They didn't call the creatures like that but mechanically they worked in the exact same manner. His team fought a Leviathan with a giant mining drill. He Prayed the Red Marker to Death. Then turned the shatter cristal of the marker into a psychic amplifier into his walking stick. ... That was all a side mission.
"He Prayed the Red Marker to Death." Damn I really want to have that level of belief in myself, I would have enough trust to try and stop a moving truck with my bare hands
@@projectdeveloper9311 man has a daemonhost-bound Daemon Prince on the leash, Eisenhorn is easily in top 3 to contest the title of "John Inquisition" in 40k.
@@DGneoseeker1 I’ve listened to the audio books a ton of times. Iirc they were just corrupted miners, that had a splinter of the gem implanted. They weren’t transformed in any sense, but were kinda acting like mindless drones. Like not caring about extreme heat and lack of oxygen.
@@Sci-FiKaiNot only can their boots mag-lock, but the exhausts on their backpack also can be used for zero-G maneuvering. Failing all that, their bodies can excrete a waxy substance that can coat and save them if their body ends up exposed to the void.
being sucked into space is even less of an issue than you think, the standard marine backpacks nozzles are usable for zero G manouvering, the jump pack is really only necessary in gravity
@@Sci-FiKai Probably already did. Necromorphs are just literal corpse-puppets, an empty vessel controlled and modified by the Marker signal. Still a necromorph Astarte would still be terrifying to fight.
@@Razgriz_01 We don’t know a whole lot about Dead Space’s afterlife (or if one even exists) or the full capabilities of Brethren Moons, but they do kinda fiction similar to the Nid Hivemind which I heard a theory(?) that when you’re absorbed as Biomass by the Nids, your soul goes to the Hivemind to be constantly reused as different bio forms Tho granted yeah Necro’s are just straight up corpse puppets so ig something like that wouldn’t apply
Got even more ideas for you 3. Can the Deathclaw (Fallout) survive in the Stalker universe? 2. Can Bruce (JAWS) survive in the Western Interior Seaway/Hell's Aquarium? 1. Can the Rancor (Star Wars) survive in the Cretaceous Period?
@@luukzilla1519 man man the environment alone in the zone is already wants to kill you i doubt a deathclaw is gonna survive for a long time in the zone (as new comers to zone needs to adapt(and lucky)to suvive) as theyre similar to the chimera and anomalies shred chimera easily
Whats funny is spacemarines seem to counter most necromorphs, they can by default turn humans into corpses by just running through them. The average necromorph too would have this happen. Their standard issue bolter is an explosive round ment to shred flesh targets and shred armor, completly negating the main strenght of necromorph survival. A chainsword cuts and cleaves flesh like butter, they are strong enough to rend flesh themselves aswell, their wounds insta-seal so even if a necromorph manages to mutilate them, they wouldnt die like Isaac unless the bodypart was vital for survival. They can fight for weeks if not months without rest, next to no food or water. Their armor can maglock to surfaces to avoid being expelled into space, the basic astartes backpack can propell a spacemarine in zero G. They have scanners of movement and lifeforms much like the ones in Alien, their reaction times and speed are far greater than someone like Isaac. Overall if Isaac could do it, Astartes could with much much less effort, plus they are inmune to fear and highly resistant to mental attacks. However they are also huge, they would have to plow through ship interiors and the like. Some necromorphs, namely the larger types would prove a genuine threat, and ofc a single astartes is doing fuckall against a moon. However an imperial vessel can completly destroy small planetoids and exterminatus planets, there was also something similar to necromorphs in 40k, it was just tuesday for the inquisitor involved. 40K already has threats like most horror tropes, they are just oftenly another day in the office.
Funny thing about Titus not knowing how to use tech is completely irrelevant due to the fact that astartes have a gland in their stomach that allows them to take the memories of people he eats so if you get to the nitty gritty he could just eat a non necro corps and kinda work his way around learning how doors and stuff works.
Couple of fun facts: Astartes actually have a special organ that allows them to filter out poisons with little to no issue, and they can also reuse that as an acidic spit.
Considering the main reason why Tyranid and Genestealer blades can pierce Astartes armor is that their edges are monomolecular, meaning the edge of the blade is only the width of a single molecule, I don't see the necromorphs doing shit to ceramite directly. That said, they could try to target weak points like armor joints to get past the main armor protection. It's still really unlikely that most necromorphs could even damage an Astartes.
Try looking at the lore around the space hulk board game I'm pretty sure that's where it was established nids slice through terminator armor like butter@@Sci-FiKai
@@Sci-FiKai Not on hand. I probably got it from a lore video at some point. I know that the Imperium also uses monomolecular edged blades for chainswords and stuff and I recall hearing something about the Nids having similar adaptations so that they can deal with armored targets. After all, without that, the hordes of enemies aren't quite as threatening when they can't do shit to you but throw bodies at you and hope it crushes you with sheer weight. Having hordes of enemies with blades that can slice tanks in half? Much scarier and much more efficient for the Hive Mind.
@@Sci-FiKai I do if you like, it comes from Space Hulk in the Board game it's Terminators vs Genestealers, it should be noted that the type of claw they are using has been specially bioengineered to do this, it's known as a Rending Claw "Rending Claws are a Tyranid Bio-weapon consisting of short, deadly claws tipped in extremely dense diamond-hard chitin. Powered by the overdeveloped musculature and steel-like tendons of a Tyranid, rending claws become capable of ripping open Ceramite and thick armour with ease as well as fatally shredding flesh and bone." these are most commonly seen on Genestealers as they can be used to practically rip though anything they need to or to attack heavily armoured opponents "With the higher castes of Tyranid warrior beasts, it was best to kill them as quickly as possible. They could fit on despite incredible wounds, easily withstanding the sort of damage that would test even an Orks vigour. Luckily, Karlaen had more than a century of experience in killing such creatures, whether on the battlefield or in the confines of a spacehulk. He turned, narrowly avoiding the stinging lash of a bio-whip. The second beast was duelling with Damaris and Leonos, keeping their power fists at bay with wide sweeps of its bone sword and a snap of the other bio-whip it wielded. Karlaen fired his storm bolter, distracting the beast. It twisted towards him instinctively and opened up for Leonos, who clamped one arm around two its own, pinning blade and whip. The Tyranid shrilled in rage and tried to fling the terminator off. Its strength was so great that it jerked Leonos from his feet and swung him about as easily as its whips. Damaris rushed in and caught one of its two remaining hands in his power fist. He shoved his storm bolter against the spot where limb met body and fired. The limb, and the bio-whip it clutched, came free with a wet, tearing sound, as acidic ichor splattered on the floor. Its remaining bone sword flashed out and caught Damaris on the side, carving a long gouge in his armour. He staggered, and Karlaen stepped past him, hammer descending on the side of the Tyranids skull. Chitin crumpled and the xenos sank to one knee. Karlaen struck it again, with more force this time, and his blow crushed its skull. Even so, it continued to struggle. Leonos set himself and lifted a foot to brace against the uncrushed side of the warriors skull. With a grunt, he tore its arms free of their sockets. The Tyranid made a wailing squeal and flopped onto the ground. Damaris finished it off quickly, crushing what was left of its head beneath his boot. (The Leviathan Omnibus, 'Deathstorm', pp. 380 - 381, by Josh Reynolds)"
@@Nugundamsisntforshow Probably. It's a scary thing to think about... Terminators are almost completely impervious to most things they'd ever encounter short of direct artillery strikes and the like. They are also likely hundreds of years old with a long service history and centuries of experience armed with the best equipment their chapter can give them. And one single Nid can rip their bulky ass in half.
If Issac Clarke, a random engineer can survive the events of Dead Space using power tools and a gun he found, I have no doubt one of the Ultramarines from 40k would see this as just another Tuesday. (Though tbf idk crap about 40k so maybe some space marine chapters would falter).
standard Space marines are essentially Doom slayer -lite and there are over a million of these guys along with even higher level and scarier space marines who also fight daemons like Doom Slayer...so yeah Dead Space is not going to shake and break them.
Tbf, the gun and tools Issac uses are not to be look down upon, plasma cutter is already equivalent to plasma pistol in 40k pre charged. And industrial tools are pretty damn powerful by their own right even though they lack the more explosive and violent form of military weapons.
@@DragonChief157 actually no Plasma weaponry from differing franchise has different interpretations as well as power. its not an automatic plasma + plasma = plasma from all franchise. Need to get into the pseudo science that the individual franchise used for their own scifi tech to really figure out if Dead space plasma is similar in power or creation to that of 40K.
Considering that Necromorphs are basically worse Nids, I’d largely agree with this assessment. However, Titus would likely be capable of figuring out the tech (assuming he actually fit in the Ishimura), and probably wouldn’t take on the Moons without calling in reinforcements. Also, keep in mind that the Marines that turn to Chaos typically _choose_ that life. It is a rare day that a Space Marine is corrupted in the same way a Guardsman is. According to Big E himself: “They are my bulwark against the Terror.”
Funny thing.The regular bolt weapons are like rivet guns shooting traintrack nail sized projectiles and those are the basic armament of a marine and it still cant cut trough another marines thick armor in one shot
That's not at all how a bolter works. They're not rivet guns and they're not railroad spikes. They're around 100 caliber armor piercing bullets with an explosive core. They have both a black powder charge and a rocket propulsion to ensure extreme kinetic force + the explosive charge within. These rounds also come in 50+ modified types, including heavy rounds which are more than double the size, kinetic force, and explosive yield. These rounds absolutely do penetrate astartes armor. That's why 30k armor has rivets in the shoulders and legs. They need as much anti-bolter modifications as possible to survive the insane force and damage a bolter can apply. Direct hits are almost always fatal.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 Just to note, the standard Astartes Boltgun ammunition is .75 cal. You're thinking about Heavy Bolter ammunition. The standard bolt doesn't do well against Power Armor. It takes several repeated blows before being able to punch through. There's a reason why Banestrike and Kraken Penetrators were developed.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 Power Armor certainly can stop bolter rounds. There’s a reason why specialized ammunition were developed for power armor. Melee is prevalent for a reason.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 NO, standard bolters cannot beat astartes armour. In 30k, the raven guard techmarine says this when fighting against alpha legion marines that he had to aim for weak points just to do any real damage. Astartes plate, especially the shoulder can tank around 30 rounds before being totally useless. The chest plate less maybe 15.
Hundred of games can easily beat them. It’s more a find a survival horror game where they don’t body the monster. Space marines aren’t that dangerous compared to a lot of game characters or setting. The main reason people think 40k is overpowered is because space marines, guardsmen, and other factions literally have numbers that overwhelmingly outnumber the earth current population a hundred to one(honestly it probably more but gw kind of bad a keeping numbers consist.)
I think an unarmored space marine could be in trouble against a hoard of necromorphs. There’s a guy about as tall and well built as a space marine at 7ft who gets absolutely worked no problem in dead space downfall.
Dead Space is heavily underrated and underestimated cuz people don’t do research nor do they do it as in-depth as some like me, even a normal space marine with armor and gear would still have trouble at times and he would get damaged a lot more than people think, honestly unless they have the heavier weapons they could die to the Leviathan or HiveMind, even just Brutes and Twitchers are threats especially in groups or the enhanced brute seen later would be a threat.
legends say as LF titus was purging the necromorpth threat he was tuanted time agian by images of Lendros doing things with the codex astries that would make a word bearer blush and was sworely tempted to place a bolt round through his skull meat
I don't think zero g movement would be a problem. When Titus enters the deadspace verse, he would then have access to gear and weapons in that verse, and Zero G thrusters are on basically every armor set in Deadspace, he could easily get ahold of a few sets of boosters and rig them up to his armor with some help from the ishimuras computer, not to mention take advantage of the time gap he'd have to himself between DS2 and DS3 to augment his gear with local tech and purchase new weaponry, cause even without those beautiful boltor's he's still a whole damn Primaris.
Some additional information. Bolters have a lot of special ammunition, standard explosive, mutagenic, armorpiercing, armorpiercing specifically to punch through Astartes armor, just incendiary, incendiary but now with melta technology, so having a melta weapon in not strictly needed. Plus standard loadout usually includes 2 krak grenades (frag, but more boomy) and a melta bomb. Titus spent a century in Deathwach, a special special forces that whole reason to exist is to hunt alien threats, he probably got in contact with a lot of alien technology during that time, and Dead Space tech may be alien, but still human made. Astartes backpack heat vents could be used to navigate in zero-G, though slowly bolter ammo types, spent a century in deathwatch, backpack vents to navigate in zero-g. Astartes can also use grav-chutes, which, due to Cawl, may as be standard equipment, you can see them as flaps on Phobos armored Astartes backpacks. Not to mention, that Astartes can survive a fall at terminal velocity unaided.
Since Ultramarines have the thiccest of Plot-Armor he will never be in Danger. 8:40 : Technology - Space Marines are trained and able to service their own Weapons, Armor and Vehicles which are pretty close in Tech-Level than Dead Space. The also have enhanced cognitive abilities. As others have mentioned so far, Titus worst problem would be that stuff is only sized for regular Humans.
8:50 bit. Astartes are actually adept in all kinds of fields of study, especially Ultramarines who are the most well rounded legion/chapter. A seasoned lieutenant will have encyclopedic knowledge on topics ranging from tactics, weaponry, strategy, piloting, navigation, engineering, and can even take the role of a fleet admiral or govern planets. They should also be used to encountering different technology as humanity in 40k is so spread out that they would develop their own technologies. Its stand to reason as long as it human enough and follows the same logic they would have some understanding of it.
This is a very good point. In the Horus Heresy short story about Little Horus Aximand, captain in the Sons of Horus (guess who their primarch was) is charged with securing a civilian precinct that serves as a bulwark for enemy forces. He learned the names and phases of the world's moons, the cultural and historical significance of the precinct and its surrounds, and basically as much as he could get his hands on about the target area - far more than would be needed for a successful operation, but only above average for an Astartes. He got all this info over a day or two before the assault, and was able to identify statues in the precinct during the assault, under fire. Astartes minds are incredible. Titus would be well able to manage any battlefield data or vehicular/engineering tasks he'd need to assimilate during the events of Dead Space.
Fun fact: Space Marine power armor have several magnetic functions, most notably boots. It's surprisingly common in the books for astartes to face explosive decompression scenarios. So the Sprawl would be unlikely to void Titus.
"Emperor, why have you forsaken me? Why have you tasked me with such menial work? Am I not worthy of carrying your wrath to the enemies of the Imperium? Why must I be left behind to deal with mere vermin when there is so much of your glorious will yet to be done?" -Thoughts of one very bored Astartes isekai'ed into the Dead Space universe, after three months spent ripping a moon apart with his bare hands.
I think you are massively underestimating the marker when it comes to mind games, it's like a logic Plague, the smarter you are the worse it gets, mental fortitude has little to do with it, and that's not even mentioning the fact that it can project things that just aren't real in your head, it can make you do things that you didn't want to do without realizing it, it's a force that can't just be "ignored"
Titus could probably get away with punching most Necromorphs just to save battery/fuel for his chainsword to cut down the actually-threatening, rarer Necromorph variants.
The hunter had to be incinerated because it could regenerate it's lost limbs, the process taking 10-15 seconds. I'm not entirely sure that the hunter could regenerate from being turned into a cloud of mist however
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They can survive up to a point. They are not surviving a Brethren Moon, let alone the ending of Dead Space. Bolters can NOT shred APCs. They are not that strong unless you use a specific Bolter variant or ammo type. But your standard Bolter with its standard ammo will not damage any armoured vehicles. Space Marine armour can not survive nukes. They are tough, but they are not that strong. Bolt guns are not comparable to grenade launchers. Grenade Launchers can blow up everyone in a ten-metre radius. Bolt rifles can only blow up the guy they hit and only in half. Also, there are automatic grenade launchers. Concerning ripping apart things bigger than them, the Tyranid carapace was designed to be shot at, not pulled apart. A Necromorph stabbing Isaac in a non-fatal spot is not a feat against the Necromorph. Isaac was just lucky. Standing there and allowing himself to be hit? You are aware that Space Marines have been stabbed by wooden spears, of all things, and died, right? A Tribal managed to kill a Terminator that way by aiming for the throat, and there's a precedent considering a medieval knight was able to kill a Terminator with a normal lance by pulling the same thing. While we don't have many statements on strength comparisons regarding the Brute, he won't beat the Brute in a contest of strength. He'll still beat it into submission because he's a better fighter, but he won't beat it because he's physically stronger. Yes, he can definitely shoot the Leviathan. No, he can not use the Chainsword on it because it still has tentacles that can grab and smash him into the walls. The place where you fight the Leviathan doesn't have gravity, so he's screwed once his feet leave the ground if he doesn't have a jump pack. This is a minor nitpick that's not entirely relevant. The Melta has two depictions: a flame shotgun and a short-range laser. For the Twitchers, again, people have killed Space Marines by aiming for their joints. Their armour is tough, but it ain't invincible. I don't have any complaints about the Marker analysis. You are absolutely correct on that point. The only thing to note is that it still causes hallucinations regardless of your willpower. The Hivemind can still kill him, so, again, if he's not careful, he will die. The acid made by Necromorphs is not the same as acid made by humans. Human stomach acid is nowhere near as strong as what the Necromorphs toss at you. I agree with the tripod. The only problem would be its speed, but Space Marines aren't exactly slow by any means. His height will be the biggest problem for half of this game. Stalker is definitely fodder. Pulse rifles don't have issues tearing through people. Necromorphs have the unfortunate benefit of being modified to be tougher than they used to be as humans. Video was good, but your lore knowledge is definitely lacking.
@@johnjuben8635 I know they have magnetic boots, but when you get lifted off the ground and thrown around like a ping-pong ball, magnetic boots aren't going to help much.
Space Marines can cut supersonic bolt rounds out of the air, dodge laser rounds from near point blank and shoulder charge thriugh speeding armored vehicles headon without breaking a stride. They would also be very hard if not impossible for the marker to corrupt as we know, they deal with chaos corruption, which is far worse. Dead spaces would be an average Monday for him.
Titus be there, don´t mean Isaac is not. I could see he protecting Isaac, and actually both working together. Not only he would survive, he would make things easier for Isaac. lol
All of Isaac Clarke's ordeals would be considered... a solid recruitment trial. In all seriousness though... uh, as much as I love that Space Marine 2 has reminded everyone of what people actually want from games... let's just take a moment to remember just how good Dead Space 2 actually was, not just for its time, but even compared to Space Marine 2. It had better gunplay, visuals that really aged well, scripted sequences that are not just visually impressive but technically impressive too, and it actually managed to make the player feel like a total badass... while also feeling totally vulnerable. In fact, this whole discussion has actually made me want to play Dead Space 1 and 2 again more than Space Marine 1 or 2.
@@Serenity-tn4yn Eh, no. Dead Space 1 is blurry as hell, and was blurry at the time. Dead Space 2... on PC at least, has more detailed lighting to conceal its shortcomings.
In many 40K novels, Space Marines have used their power pack outputs as rudimentary jetpacks, too. So even if Titus didn't have his jump pack, he could use his oxygen supply or his power pack to propel himself.
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An average marine might crack under the influence of a marker given some time. Within their own setting they aren't immune to being possesed by demons or simply being driven insane by stuff like the warp. They are more resilient than normal humans, but they're not grey knights.
Honestly, the marker aren't that powerful compared to warp. The marker influence literally just average unstable psyker ini 40k, the Brethren moon also just being of Tyranid hivefleet which something could be destroyed by exterminatus.
@@strabben Tbh I don't think exterminatus would do anything. All methods of exterminatus just destroy life on the planet and make it unlivable. But Brethren Moons are just on big ball of necrotic tissue puppeted by a Marker.
@@strabbenExcept the Brethren moon are more like Moon sized psykers than big tyranids. The markers have access to seemingly infinite energy for whatever species wants to use them and where does the marker come from? The moons, which are covered in thousands if not millions of them. Comparing the marker to the direct influence of a greater daemon is more accurate than just chaos corruption in general.
Now about the end. You talked about Isaac having plot armour...Titus is a named Ultramarine. That's like the premium version of plot armour. So he will have conveniently a stash of vortex grenades or something like that. Anyway, if you give vortex greandes to anyone(that knows how to use them) it will end those enemies at the end of Dead Space 3. I am sure you know what they are, but vortex munitions are those that open portals to the warp and suck things in in their wake. Something doesn't fit in the hole? Don't worry, large chunks of it will go in, willingly or unwillingly. I'm jesting but this is kinda true. Regarding ships of the Imperium, a shitty corvette would be enough. A Claymore corvette is as long as the Ishimura and we better not talk about those ships carry.
Biggest issue I see Titus having are the space sections. Isaac has magnetic boots so he doesn't float away, and he keeps his helmet on at all times. Titus LOVES not wearing his helmet. Isaac gets zero g flight suits in DS2 and 3. Full Ironman maneuverability in those games. Can't see Titus ever completing those with standard equipment
Good points. Astartes can survive vacuum for brief periods (longer than a human, anyway), plenty of time to slap on the helmet and seal it to activate the on board air supply. Also, Astartes Powered Armour has magnetic panels in the boot soles as standard, so at the very least Titus will have the same manouverability as Isaac did in DS1, being able to ping-pong from wall to wall in zero-G. The vent nozzles on the armour's power pack can also be redirected and focused for limited EVA manouvers, so if Titus found himself floating in space he'd at least be able to nudge himself towards the nearest solid surface and launch from it.
@@brianirwin8111 I know they can survive space for a bit without a helmet, but Titus big issue is he just doesn't even bother bringing his helmet on his preferred loadout. He should still clear DS1 because the no air sections are short enough. Like 3 minutes. He might struggle in poison air area, but otherwise he's got it. DS2 is a maybe. Zero G travel will be tough, but it's not to much traveling. That's his only obstacle.. DS3 is not. Needs actual fast space flight suit to survive the opening space section
I think the problem would be the Marker signal itself, for the necromorphs ain't the threat... They're the symptom. So, unless you have Marneus Calgar nearby ro rip the marker from the ground (like when he ripped a NECRON PYLON from the fucking ground) or just Vulkan, the space marine would be in some trouble once the signal of the Marker start altering his brain and then his entire biomass.
I really wish we could see Space Marines pitted against lesser known sci-fi series because Star Wars and Halo vs 40k gets a bit tiring after a bit. If you’re familiar with the Crysis series I’d recommend pitting a Space Marine against the alien faction called the Ceph because in lore and the books those guys are pretty busted and could probably hold their own in the 40k universe. I’ve also recently discovered the Chimaera from Resistance Fall of Man and they look pretty strong and interesting(haven’t played the games yet, only seen 2 reviews and a few cutscenes).
Funny thing is the marker will fuck with technology and even control it depending on how many control type necromorphs or markers as the more of them that exist the more strain it puts on the mind and the smarter the necromorphs become you can even be infected though wounds by necromorphs that slowly kill you to turn you into one as well there are a few variants that a space marine cant deal with but everything else is straight fodder hell being near a marker straight up prevents them from getting close or attacking so a space marine can chill next to it and just lay down fire hell some people are immune to the marker via selective breeding or just being immune to its mental effects and those that are near certain immune are protected mentally from its effects so as long as that person lives you wont go mad dead space lore is crazy
@@Sci-FiKaiyup. If Issac, a normal guy, can make it through all three dead space games, a space marine would have a cake walk doing this. The guy saying space marines wouldn’t survive this was definitely high or didn’t know what he was talking about.
@@kobet7341He’s a “normal guy” physiologically like down to his dna and such he is just human but due to RIG enhancements and his armor and the weapons he is far away normal in real life humans, he is indeed superhuman and is far more impressive than people like you give him credit for cuz you don’t do the research we’ve done for Dead Space and I do know about WarHammer my friends scale it even make long af threads on discord for it tho I am not an expert ofc. I think it depends on which space marines and the many factors involved, I don’t think any space marine can solo as easily as you might think but I don’t think none can beat dead space. Idk who you two are referring to tbh but it isn’t me that’s for sure cuz I’m not nuanced than that ofc lol
Another possible idea, though a very silly one. Could an Astartes like Titus kill a Sith Lord at about the level of Malak in combat? And to expand on that, could a Primarch defeat a Sith like Sidious? I suspect that you would need the God Emperor to handle Nihilus however, that is if he doesn't get Force Drained the moment he walks in.
@@irystocrattakodachithatmooms Any melee contest I think the sith would win against standard marines. Lightsabers canonically burn as hot as the core of the sun. (Star wars Force and destiny) And would melt thru any chainsword, knife or ceremite like a knife thru butter. They also have better reaction times with force users being able to see the future on top of being able to enhance their own speed to the point of being able to block multiple slugthrowers at the same time (which in legends are hypersonic bullets, this also lines up with how force users consistently block lightning attacks). The thing is tho, the astartes has a bolter, and if the sith blocks it with his saber, he'll get hit with an explosion. So any ranged combat, unless the sith already is aware of the threat, or is decked out in armor, it's an instant win for the marine. Top tier sith lords tho, like sidious and Vader would dominate tho
This is kinda a dumb question due to how vague and board this is for both sides. Idea is not bad completely, just fix it. There is no average Sith Lord, they vary a lot even in their own eras, and in legends they just keep getting stronger only with a few exceptions. Like we have planet busting Sith Lords then we have ones who can threats the Galaxy if not universe, and possibly even higher. The same is true with Space Marines, some of them are just building level super humans then we have Giga Chads like Titus who beat a Lord of Change Daemon which these level of demons can bust whole Solar systems-edit (the lord of change he fought might not be that powerful yet it would still be like country level which is still way above average space marines), it’s a massive range. If we took the weakest vs weakest if it’s legends the sith slap, even if it’s canon I doubt they would lose unless the Space Marine is smart and lucky tbh And if we took them both at their strongest then maybe we get a debate but honestly for the strongest sith you need Primarchs.
Dead Space: Cut limbs Adeptus Astartes: EAT BOLT GUN, YAAAAAAAAAA Necromorphs are just a joke for SM meat grinder. If Isaac can do his job as human.. SMs are like demigods for Necromophs.
I’m pretty sure Issac is dead at the end of 3 since the dlc ends with earth getting jumped by multiple brethren moons even if a character survives the entire trilogy they will inevitably die at the very end, just my opinion
Titus could deal with the moons in an hour. The majority of the hour being him going through space to the next moon. He'd be done with each moon in 5 minutes.
Imho, I think it'd come down to logistics more than anything else. Formidable as Astartes are individually, they're not immune to attrition-much less to the scale of being in a separate universe with vastly different technology. There'd be a lack of supplies, particularly viable ammunition and suitable components for repairs should anything take damage. Remember, Space Marines are products of a breathtakingly vast industry of war in a universe that's perpetually fighting itself. Dead Space isn't. There's more than one reason Isaac relies on engineering tools and equipment throughout all three games. Also, as an additional nitpicky tangent, the marker signal differs enough from the warp that I wouldn't consider an Astartes, even Titus, beyond its reach. It's less of a corrupting influence and much, much more a gradual and infectious one. A fairly common theme across all three games is that victims of the marker signal are often slowly manipulated into believing their goals align with the marker's, left unaware until the moment it either kills or consumes them. While it's unlikely that someone like Titus would fall that far, I'd still consider the possibility of the marker using him within the realm of reason.
If we are comparing the marker signal to something in 40K then its something more akin to the direct influence of a greater demon. Imagine the sword that Fulgrim picks up and then ask yourself if Titus could resist its constant temptation while fighting of heards of demons.
Imperial psycho-indoctrination no diffs the marker especially with Titus. The brethren moon signal is on par with a greater daemon while the marker itself would probably just give Titus a brief headache and then he'd realize "Oh its chaos" and just keep moving. Ammunition and supply wise he'd be cooked, but armor wise he'd be fine nothings punching through that gear in dead space.
@grendelkrieg5742 Hence why I emphasized manipulation and not outright control. Titus was deceived by a daemon wearing Inquisitor Drogon's skin, and further unable to recognize Imurah's possession of the Astropath in SM2. It's hard to resist something you're not aware of outright. I'd hold this especially true considering he'd be on his own in a setting without a whit of the Imperium, brothers to ground him or hell, anything familiar really. As for armor, I wouldn't be so sure. Necromorphs are a tad inconsistent in their capabilities, but remember that Hormagaunts are entirely capable of penetrating an Astartes' armor with their scythe claws. Some of the shit Isaac has to deal with in 2 and 3 would be a threat, or at least capable of inflicting damage.
part of the ultra marines doctrine is they are as you said most adaptable but also somewhat mechanically versed so they are able to find ways threw the missions and also one of the big things they have is that in the time they spent as scouts or not real space marines they more or less get teached to let all the possible information sink in go threw all possible ways and come up with the most efficient version of it... and to the suit regardless how much it tanks even if titus doesnt have it the spores and every type of bio warfare wouldn´t work since space marines are imune to toxins of every kind an food would also not be an issue sinc space marines only need to eat or drink every couple days...
6:06 to be fair, all ballistic projectiles fire in arcs. it is just the muzzle velocity involved with bullets that make their trajectories seem much flatter than a granade launcher. Because they travel horizontally much further in the same amount of time.
Actually, Titus was tortured by the Inquisition for around a century, then served with the Deathwatch for another century after the events of the first game.
Silver studs are 50 years gold studs are 100, and if sources are to believed black studs are reserved for Chaplins who have served 10 or more years as a chaplin.
Titus is 400 yyears old. He served in UM 200 years, was in inquisitiors stasis for 100 and served as blackshield in deathwatch another 100. Studs dont have an universal goto anwser how long they are. To some silver studs are 25-50 and gold 50-100. Its why gadlier says "he is atleast 2 centuries old" because that is the minimum the common understanding of the studs allows. Gadriel then digs into Titus more and finds out that he is way older than 2 centuries.
It's very unclear in the game because everything states it's been around 100 years since SM1 but various other indicators (such as his gold studs) suggest over 200, we know that SM1 takes place before the 1st edition rulebook stuff because of Thrax
He is definitely 200 years old. The first game he had 2 studs at 50 years each. The second game takes place 100 years after (this we know) and he has 2 more studs. Thus each = 50 years.
I was tryna keep the Space Marine lore to a minimum since there's so much to explain to someone who knows nothing about 40k so I didn't wanna bring up the whole Primaris vs firstborn thing, especially since they stomp either way lol
first a bolt size is .75 it's a standart size, then compare it to a grenade launcher that shoot 40mm ammunition, without forget a bolt is a self propelled ammo. it's not a fair comparaison. plus Primaris and first born are totally different beast. that said, honestly nothing in the universe of dead space is something that will have an impact of any space marine. they fight way more scarier stuff... i don't think from the start it's a fair comparaison, warhammer 40k it's everything to the extrem... by the way, the necromorph will be more akin to something close of nurgle plaything.
@@Sci-FiKai Kroot are the melee infantry of the Tau another xenos faction, Kroot accelerate they're evolution by eating their enemy and adapting some physiology of they're eaten foes like Increase strength, Intelligence or special powers.
Kroot are cool but they’ve got nothing on the predator honestly. On a large scale conflict they might win sure but that’s not how the predators operate
@@sigmar2331 I actually love the Tau! They get way too much hate imo, just not super familiar with their individual units and squads. Would love to feature them in a video!
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Trick question Tyranids win
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Orks win, tyranid dont wanna eat any of that biomass
@@bryantprak7129
Hear me out...
"Necrons".
Necrons flip the board.
The hive mind cares not from whence the biomass flows, only that it flows@@bryantprak7129
Dead space: “cut off the limbs!!”
Space marine: “ did you say vaporize?”
You see that necromorph?
'single Bolter shot'
_Not anymore_
Dead Space: "Cut off the limbs!"
Space Wolf, Blood Angels, Black Templars and many other Chapters: "Gladly!"
@@fenrirsrage4609 Ripping and Biting is also okay ? .. Right ? .. - Space Wolves and Blood Angels.
"To shreds you say?"
@@Kyolt_tsu single bolter shot? my guy, Titus just walks into humanoids like they are trash.. no need to waste ammo
*Isaac Clarke:* _[Explaining his entire ordeal over the Dead Space Trilogy]_
*Lieutenant Titus: **_"For me, it was a Tuesday."_*
Clarke is mortal. It's hilarious.
@@ВладиславВладислав-и4ю fr lmao dude's just your regular imperial citizen
Astartes are mortal as well. They die to artillery fire just as easily.@@ВладиславВладислав-и4ю
Red vs blue reference????????
@@TJVBernal Regulsr Imoerium citizens are not fast enough to dodge bullets and contend with monsters that can effortlessly rip people in half.
The only problem I see him having is fitting in the hallways
Bro needs to put down the McChickens bro can’t even fit down hallways no more
He'd probably just push them out of the way.
@Sci-FiKai the mcgriddle is back and brother man had his fill
Now I'm just imagining Titus bursting through Walls and getting the drop on groups of necromorphs while yelling OH YEAH
@@RobotKey1 You know those screenshots from Space Marine 2 where Titus is grinning like a kid/madman in the middle of combat? I'm imagining that while he's up to his knees in necromorphs
Titus' biggest issue would be being too big for the Ishimura.
I was think the same thing, Titus can handle most enemies, but the big problem of door ways and fitting in stuff is what had me the whole time
Now Titus would just have to koolaid man “oh yeah,” through every wall in the Ishimura
@@brian2888 I imagine some random survivor’s running through a door and trying to close it only for it to be a space marine size hole and they die cause of that
Considering the necromorphs are just bone and flesh... if Titus wears his helmet, they'd never even be able to give him a cut.
@@HawkTTM Its like a comically outlined silhouette of Titus like in an old cartoon.
“Oh, great. This ship has a rat problem.”
- Astarte, 5 minutes after entering the Ishimura.
"Uurgh, rats. Big ones." - Jago "Sevatar" Sevatarian
The rats being Unitologists while Necromorphs were just beta Chaos.
The question should be if necromorphs can survive the space marine
No they couldn’t trust me
@@Rusticcornhole Especially not Titus, who spent a century serving in the Deathwatch, dunking on Xenos.
@@vahlen5281plus he stopped both an Ork Waaagh and a chaos invasion on the SAME planet.
I could image a space marine grabbing a necromorph and using them as a bat against other necros
@@vahlen5281only god could save them if malum caedo was the space marine in question
I mean Bolters alone would negate one of the biggest advantages Necromorphs have, because you don't have to aim for limbs, you don't have to get into melee, the bolts will blow them apart with ease, and even if the marine doesn't have a bolter, they're lethal against necromorphs in just hand to hand combat alone(can literally just tear them limb from limb).
Now, if Necromorphs DID manage to transform a space marine, that could be a lot more threatening
that, but the average Astartes could shrek a whole Ishimura naked, assuming they have an oxygen mask, but Girly man canonically fought in space helmetless during the horus heresy
@@jimbothegymbro7086 yeah but he is a primarch and they are built disgustingly different
@@durrangodsgrief6503built different for a Primarch seems an understatement to make.
@@durrangodsgrief6503 handcrafted by the master of mankind himself, they are in every sense of words either literally or metaphorically build different
well a transformed space marine would be just a plague marine right?
Guys just a reminder.Titus is op by himself but an angel of death you can see from space hulk death wing would walk trough the ishimura in 5 minute without being damaged
This just shows you don't know anything about Dead Space.
@@deadman9335 This just shows you dont understand how powerful astartes are
It doesn’t matter how OP an Astartes is, the Marker attacks your mind and drives you insane. Even if you were Warp-resistant like Titus, that’s not going to help you because Markers have nothing to do with the Warp. Necromorphs are also somewhat of a fusion between how Tyranids and Orks work on a basic level. As long as there’s available biomass, the marker can keep manipulating it to make worse and worse shit to throw at you. To point out, Isaac’s primary and most effective weapons in the game are the ones that are actually construction equipment, things you’d be using to repair damage on a spaceship. Sure a Slasher might not do anything to a Space Marine, but I doubt he’d have an easy time dealing with the larger, boss-type necromorphs.
This only shows you have no idea what the Astartes were made for and what they faced during the Great Crusade. One of the Fellen even mentions the current day Dark Angels wouldn’t stand a chance against half the stuff the 30K Dark Angels fought on a daily basis. If you honestly believe a squad of Astartes in terminator plate couldn’t handle the horrors of Dead Space, you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. Issac Clark compared to an Astartes is like a baby compared to PRIME Mike Tyson. Let me guess, your knowledge of 40K lore is limited? Do you know what kind of mental conditioning an Astartes goes through? Hell, the Death Watch are considered extremely dangerous because of the extended mental and physical training they go through. If you think the marker could corrupt a Space Marines mind, HA! That only shows how much you know.
I will admit though. That was a funny read.
Space marines deal with Psykers and warp spawn that assail the mind I'm a far more sophisticated manner.
Sorry but no. @@rythianlonghammer5263
To be honest...Titus would probably open up the doors with his armor enhanced strength alone.
He could 100% especially if a Brute can ram through them
He was able to open that large gate in Space Marine 2 so i guess this would be nothing.
Bruh, he'd just Kool-Aid his way through the ships walls.
Not that he needs more weapons, but you forgot to mention that Space Marines have the Belcher's Gland. Which allows them to spit a corrosive acid. So Titus could probably out-puke the puker if wanted.
I thought only a specific chapter had that lmao good lord how does it keep getting worse for the Necro’s 💀
@@Sci-FiKai Everyone technically has that, its just that the Belcher's gland is atrophied in most chapters
@@farhanishraqifti1489 Tbh, I imagine it's quite hard to get to use such short-range "melee" combat when most of your enemies can kill you with a single good blow while you're there getting enough spit in your mouth. You having better weapons doesn't make that any better.
Thought that was an imperial fist specific flaw, not having the belchers gland I mean. Think that was one of two physiological/geneseed flaws their line specifically had but mind is blanking on the second at present. Most of the other legions still had that one.
@@farhanishraqifti1489technically it was never intended as a weapon. It was a feature the Emperor put in for the psychological effect of spitting the name of the god off the tablets of whatever world he was reclaiming.
Fun fact about the Multi Melta and the Melta gun, they are actually anti-tank weapons. The fire mode you see in the Space Marine 2 is the very close range mode for infantry but it can be swapped to another mode that fires a beam to melt a hole through a tank with ease.
Meltas also, at least in the books, can have pretty long range. And with an energy weapon coupled to the armors reactor Titus wouldn’t have an ammo issue. I’d rather give him a plasma gun than a melta tho.
Titus: *Walking*
Twitcher: *attacks from behind*
Titus: What the fu- *backhands it, turning it to mist*
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"Was that pain? Or just a hippie on my back?"
You know things are serious when the video starts with a quote
I couldn’t have the first video on the channel to feature 40k NOT start with a quote that’s heresy
@@Sci-FiKai correct, someone would have called the Inquisition.
@@Sci-FiKaihow is it heretical?
For those that don't know, a standard guardsman human in 40k has a las rifle. These things have near infinite ammo since the magazine recharges from any solar or heat source. They can explode flesh and melt concrete. The standard weapon in Dead Space is a laser cutter that pales in comparison. It's also worth noting that las rifle is the worst weapon in 40k, and would take hundreds of rifles aimed at a space marine to harm his armor.
Dead Space is only a threat because of the moons that a single marine couldn't harm, the chaos mind control effect, and the numbers. But space marines actually don't need sleep since they cycle half their brain at a time. Meaning that space marine could unironically fight for weeks without rest. Titus wouldn't even need a weapon since Necromorphs are just flesh and bone. Space marines can crush a standard human into a compact cube with just their hands, not counting their HEAVILY MECHANIZED ARMOR which adds thousands of pounds of pressure.
So only two corrections
1. The las rifle can be charged via solar/heat or any form of electricity.
2. You'd only need 500 of them all firing on the same spot to bring down a space marine and that's if the las rifle isn't over charged.
@@zambekillercan be charged with fire, not recommended
@@helljumper2565 unless your setting up a trap then I highly recommend it though you'd probably have some explosives laying around that would do that job better
When have lasguns been shown to metal concrete? Are you sure you aren't confusing them with lascanons?
I’m sorry, bro, but you’re hyper glazing right now.
1. Lasguns are not the worst weapon. They’re better than things like autoguns save price and simplicity, and are comparative to a lot of other weapons, such as the bolter. Different weapons have different niches. Bolters punch through. Lasguns melt through.
2. The plasma cutter and lasgun do different things and excel at it. Lasguns can eventually melt concrete, but they’re not melting it in say, a single shot or two. It’d need to be consistent fire. The plasma cutter is a tool above all else, and is capable of melting through metal and concrete with ease when utilized as such, and not a weapon.
3. You’re glazing the hell out of Space Marines. A company of Guardsmen would thrash a Space Marine under sustained fire. Space Marine armour is good, but they’re not invincible. Hell, we even see bolters take them down from heretical warbands. Yes, the plot dictates what and what not their armour can tank, but they’re not THAT durable.
4. Space Marines cannot fight for weeks, and they’ll most likely succumb to the Necromorphs. We see this all the time with Tyranids, who are also flesh and bone. They can fight a good amount, but Space Marines aren’t one man armies, hence their Battle Brothers. If one gets overwhelmed, if they aren’t the MC or have plot armour, they’re going to die. The longest a Space Marine has ever fought, as well, is 13 days. That’s not the norm, and most Space Marines require rest and food. 13 days isn’t something a Space Marine does with ease, and it’s considered an extreme case.
On a sidenote.
Inquisitor Eisenhorn encountered necromorphs in Malleus (the book). They didn't call the creatures like that but mechanically they worked in the exact same manner.
His team fought a Leviathan with a giant mining drill.
He Prayed the Red Marker to Death.
Then turned the shatter cristal of the marker into a psychic amplifier into his walking stick.
... That was all a side mission.
"He Prayed the Red Marker to Death."
Damn I really want to have that level of belief in myself, I would have enough trust to try and stop a moving truck with my bare hands
I mean no. They were just corrupted cultists. The biggest thread was the sentient crystal.
@@projectdeveloper9311 man has a daemonhost-bound Daemon Prince on the leash, Eisenhorn is easily in top 3 to contest the title of "John Inquisition" in 40k.
Huh. I remember most of this but not the nature of the enemies he was fighting.
@@DGneoseeker1 I’ve listened to the audio books a ton of times. Iirc they were just corrupted miners, that had a splinter of the gem implanted. They weren’t transformed in any sense, but were kinda acting like mindless drones. Like not caring about extreme heat and lack of oxygen.
Space marine power armor can mag lock itself to metal surfaces, so the window thing wouldn't really be much of a problem to him
Oh nice I didn’t know that! Makes sense then yeah that’s 0 issue for him
@@Sci-FiKai in space marine 2 you can see titus and his squad use this ability.
@@Sci-FiKaiNot only can their boots mag-lock, but the exhausts on their backpack also can be used for zero-G maneuvering. Failing all that, their bodies can excrete a waxy substance that can coat and save them if their body ends up exposed to the void.
lets be honest, the marker would fully recognize the mental fortitude of the space marines and would probably enter fight or flight mode 😂
being sucked into space is even less of an issue than you think, the standard marine backpacks nozzles are usable for zero G manouvering, the jump pack is really only necessary in gravity
I'd imagine a space marine would use their standard backpack purely to survive a fall, and most likely erase most of their fuel doing so.
@@cybergames3436Nah those nozzles are only there for zero g marnovering, it's too small to negate the fall even if you blast it with full power
Their boots also feature mag-locks to let them walk on the outside of a starship
Imagine a Necromorph Astartes.
I wonder if the Soul still goes to the Immaterium
That would be even more terrifying.
@@Sci-FiKai Probably already did. Necromorphs are just literal corpse-puppets, an empty vessel controlled and modified by the Marker signal. Still a necromorph Astarte would still be terrifying to fight.
@@Razgriz_01 We don’t know a whole lot about Dead Space’s afterlife (or if one even exists) or the full capabilities of Brethren Moons, but they do kinda fiction similar to the Nid Hivemind which I heard a theory(?) that when you’re absorbed as Biomass by the Nids, your soul goes to the Hivemind to be constantly reused as different bio forms
Tho granted yeah Necro’s are just straight up corpse puppets so ig something like that wouldn’t apply
and then imagine how an ubermorph version would be like, Literally a walking blender.
Got even more ideas for you
3. Can the Deathclaw (Fallout) survive in the Stalker universe?
2. Can Bruce (JAWS) survive in the Western Interior Seaway/Hell's Aquarium?
1. Can the Rancor (Star Wars) survive in the Cretaceous Period?
That last one sounds cool wtf
@@Sci-FiKai Thanks
@@luukzilla1519 man
man the environment alone in the zone is already wants to kill you
i doubt a deathclaw is gonna survive for a long time in the zone (as new comers to zone needs to adapt(and lucky)to suvive) as theyre similar to the chimera and anomalies shred chimera easily
Deathclaws will probably be okay with some muties...but gets in a disadvantage when it comes to psi-mutants like a controller.
@@luukzilla1519isnt Bruce just a great white a normal animal
Whats funny is spacemarines seem to counter most necromorphs, they can by default turn humans into corpses by just running through them. The average necromorph too would have this happen.
Their standard issue bolter is an explosive round ment to shred flesh targets and shred armor, completly negating the main strenght of necromorph survival.
A chainsword cuts and cleaves flesh like butter, they are strong enough to rend flesh themselves aswell, their wounds insta-seal so even if a necromorph manages to mutilate them, they wouldnt die like Isaac unless the bodypart was vital for survival. They can fight for weeks if not months without rest, next to no food or water. Their armor can maglock to surfaces to avoid being expelled into space, the basic astartes backpack can propell a spacemarine in zero G.
They have scanners of movement and lifeforms much like the ones in Alien, their reaction times and speed are far greater than someone like Isaac. Overall if Isaac could do it, Astartes could with much much less effort, plus they are inmune to fear and highly resistant to mental attacks.
However they are also huge, they would have to plow through ship interiors and the like. Some necromorphs, namely the larger types would prove a genuine threat, and ofc a single astartes is doing fuckall against a moon.
However an imperial vessel can completly destroy small planetoids and exterminatus planets, there was also something similar to necromorphs in 40k, it was just tuesday for the inquisitor involved. 40K already has threats like most horror tropes, they are just oftenly another day in the office.
For Isaac Clarke its Dead Space. For A Space Marine, its Tuesday.
Dead Space itself would perfectly fit in 40k as adventures of an unlucky Tech Priest stranded on a derelict ship full of warp-mutated things.
Funny thing about Titus not knowing how to use tech is completely irrelevant due to the fact that astartes have a gland in their stomach that allows them to take the memories of people he eats so if you get to the nitty gritty he could just eat a non necro corps and kinda work his way around learning how doors and stuff works.
More like eat a dead person and gain their knowledge. Astartes are just on another level. The Spartans can't beat an Astartes.
Couple of fun facts: Astartes actually have a special organ that allows them to filter out poisons with little to no issue, and they can also reuse that as an acidic spit.
Considering the main reason why Tyranid and Genestealer blades can pierce Astartes armor is that their edges are monomolecular, meaning the edge of the blade is only the width of a single molecule, I don't see the necromorphs doing shit to ceramite directly. That said, they could try to target weak points like armor joints to get past the main armor protection.
It's still really unlikely that most necromorphs could even damage an Astartes.
What the fuck do you have a statement or source for that Tyranid feat? Because I’m working on a vid with the Nids and I’d love to use that
Try looking at the lore around the space hulk board game I'm pretty sure that's where it was established nids slice through terminator armor like butter@@Sci-FiKai
@@Sci-FiKai Not on hand. I probably got it from a lore video at some point. I know that the Imperium also uses monomolecular edged blades for chainswords and stuff and I recall hearing something about the Nids having similar adaptations so that they can deal with armored targets.
After all, without that, the hordes of enemies aren't quite as threatening when they can't do shit to you but throw bodies at you and hope it crushes you with sheer weight. Having hordes of enemies with blades that can slice tanks in half? Much scarier and much more efficient for the Hive Mind.
@@Sci-FiKai I do if you like, it comes from Space Hulk in the Board game it's Terminators vs Genestealers, it should be noted that the type of claw they are using has been specially bioengineered to do this, it's known as a Rending Claw
"Rending Claws are a Tyranid Bio-weapon consisting of short, deadly claws tipped in extremely dense diamond-hard chitin. Powered by the overdeveloped musculature and steel-like tendons of a Tyranid, rending claws become capable of ripping open Ceramite and thick armour with ease as well as fatally shredding flesh and bone."
these are most commonly seen on Genestealers as they can be used to practically rip though anything they need to or to attack heavily armoured opponents
"With the higher castes of Tyranid warrior beasts, it was best to kill them as quickly as possible. They could fit on despite incredible wounds, easily withstanding the sort of damage that would test even an Orks vigour. Luckily, Karlaen had more than a century of experience in killing such creatures, whether on the battlefield or in the confines of a spacehulk.
He turned, narrowly avoiding the stinging lash of a bio-whip. The second beast was duelling with Damaris and Leonos, keeping their power fists at bay with wide sweeps of its bone sword and a snap of the other bio-whip it wielded.
Karlaen fired his storm bolter, distracting the beast. It twisted towards him instinctively and opened up for Leonos, who clamped one arm around two its own, pinning blade and whip. The Tyranid shrilled in rage and tried to fling the terminator off. Its strength was so great that it jerked Leonos from his feet and swung him about as easily as its whips. Damaris rushed in and caught one of its two remaining hands in his power fist. He shoved his storm bolter against the spot where limb met body and fired.
The limb, and the bio-whip it clutched, came free with a wet, tearing sound, as acidic ichor splattered on the floor. Its remaining bone sword flashed out and caught Damaris on the side, carving a long gouge in his armour. He staggered, and Karlaen stepped past him, hammer descending on the side of the Tyranids skull. Chitin crumpled and the xenos sank to one knee. Karlaen struck it again, with more force this time, and his blow crushed its skull. Even so, it continued to struggle. Leonos set himself and lifted a foot to brace against the uncrushed side of the warriors skull. With a grunt, he tore its arms free of their sockets. The Tyranid made a wailing squeal and flopped onto the ground. Damaris finished it off quickly, crushing what was left of its head beneath his boot.
(The Leviathan Omnibus, 'Deathstorm', pp. 380 - 381, by Josh Reynolds)"
@@Nugundamsisntforshow Probably. It's a scary thing to think about... Terminators are almost completely impervious to most things they'd ever encounter short of direct artillery strikes and the like. They are also likely hundreds of years old with a long service history and centuries of experience armed with the best equipment their chapter can give them.
And one single Nid can rip their bulky ass in half.
Deadspace is just a case of standard Nurgle infestation
You almost got it right.
The question should be
"Could The Brother Moons From Dead Space Survive being *Assaulted* by Angry BlueBerries?"
That would be a interesting fight, ngl.
Could the Brother Moons survive taxes from Robot Girlyman?
*Literally gets Exterminatus*
Tbh couple of imperium ships can just exterminatus all of the moons
Angry space marines… period… check out the angry space marines chapter lol ALWAYS ANGRY ALL THE TIME!!!
I just love the image of Titus walking around the ship and trying to get it to work while occasionally backhanding a constantly regenerating Hunter
If Issac Clarke, a random engineer can survive the events of Dead Space using power tools and a gun he found, I have no doubt one of the Ultramarines from 40k would see this as just another Tuesday.
(Though tbf idk crap about 40k so maybe some space marine chapters would falter).
The space wolves would grab their wolf axes and wolf bolt guns and alongside their wolf brothers would wolf all over the Ishimura 💯
standard Space marines are essentially Doom slayer -lite and there are over a million of these guys along with even higher level and scarier space marines who also fight daemons like Doom Slayer...so yeah Dead Space is not going to shake and break them.
They’re not doom slayer lite. They Doom slayer SUPER lite.
Tbf, the gun and tools Issac uses are not to be look down upon, plasma cutter is already equivalent to plasma pistol in 40k pre charged. And industrial tools are pretty damn powerful by their own right even though they lack the more explosive and violent form of military weapons.
@@DragonChief157 actually no Plasma weaponry from differing franchise has different interpretations as well as power. its not an automatic plasma + plasma = plasma from all franchise. Need to get into the pseudo science that the individual franchise used for their own scifi tech to really figure out if Dead space plasma is similar in power or creation to that of 40K.
Oh, a space Marine fighting necromorphs? Could be a toss up-
"So, I chose Titus"
Ah, so the Necromorphs are the victims?
Considering that Necromorphs are basically worse Nids, I’d largely agree with this assessment. However, Titus would likely be capable of figuring out the tech (assuming he actually fit in the Ishimura), and probably wouldn’t take on the Moons without calling in reinforcements.
Also, keep in mind that the Marines that turn to Chaos typically _choose_ that life. It is a rare day that a Space Marine is corrupted in the same way a Guardsman is. According to Big E himself: “They are my bulwark against the Terror.”
“Cut off their limbs”
Lt. Titus- “Drags off every limb of every Necromorphs on the ishimora”
Funny thing.The regular bolt weapons are like rivet guns shooting traintrack nail sized projectiles and those are the basic armament of a marine and it still cant cut trough another marines thick armor in one shot
Not to mention the timed explosive core
That's not at all how a bolter works. They're not rivet guns and they're not railroad spikes. They're around 100 caliber armor piercing bullets with an explosive core. They have both a black powder charge and a rocket propulsion to ensure extreme kinetic force + the explosive charge within. These rounds also come in 50+ modified types, including heavy rounds which are more than double the size, kinetic force, and explosive yield.
These rounds absolutely do penetrate astartes armor. That's why 30k armor has rivets in the shoulders and legs. They need as much anti-bolter modifications as possible to survive the insane force and damage a bolter can apply. Direct hits are almost always fatal.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 Just to note, the standard Astartes Boltgun ammunition is .75 cal. You're thinking about Heavy Bolter ammunition.
The standard bolt doesn't do well against Power Armor. It takes several repeated blows before being able to punch through. There's a reason why Banestrike and Kraken Penetrators were developed.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 Power Armor certainly can stop bolter rounds. There’s a reason why specialized ammunition were developed for power armor. Melee is prevalent for a reason.
@@elyrienvalkyr8167 NO, standard bolters cannot beat astartes armour. In 30k, the raven guard techmarine says this when fighting against alpha legion marines that he had to aim for weak points just to do any real damage. Astartes plate, especially the shoulder can tank around 30 rounds before being totally useless. The chest plate less maybe 15.
gonna be honest you gonna be hardpressed to find a a single game a single ultramarine with a jetpack as well as chainsword and bolter couldn't solo.
black myth wukong probably.
im not a fan of wukong but i doubt a single astartes can solo that verse.
though imagine Titus in the god of war verse
Halo universe forerunner flood war
Any mainline Earth Defence Force game.
Storm team puts ultramarine plot armour to shame.
Me and my friend have a saying “Just throw the warhammer 40k book at it” lol
Hundred of games can easily beat them. It’s more a find a survival horror game where they don’t body the monster.
Space marines aren’t that dangerous compared to a lot of game characters or setting. The main reason people think 40k is overpowered is because space marines, guardsmen, and other factions literally have numbers that overwhelmingly outnumber the earth current population a hundred to one(honestly it probably more but gw kind of bad a keeping numbers consist.)
I think an unarmored space marine could be in trouble against a hoard of necromorphs. There’s a guy about as tall and well built as a space marine at 7ft who gets absolutely worked no problem in dead space downfall.
Dead Space is heavily underrated and underestimated cuz people don’t do research nor do they do it as in-depth as some like me, even a normal space marine with armor and gear would still have trouble at times and he would get damaged a lot more than people think, honestly unless they have the heavier weapons they could die to the Leviathan or HiveMind, even just Brutes and Twitchers are threats especially in groups or the enhanced brute seen later would be a threat.
legends say as LF titus was purging the necromorpth threat he was tuanted time agian by images of Lendros doing things with the codex astries that would make a word bearer blush and was sworely tempted to place a bolt round through his skull meat
Bolt Gun is great, it's basically just Doom: 40k
aka peak fuckin gaming
The moons? NAH Titus can just tske his helmet off to the the hidden Ultra Marine Buff temporary plot armor
I don't think zero g movement would be a problem. When Titus enters the deadspace verse, he would then have access to gear and weapons in that verse, and Zero G thrusters are on basically every armor set in Deadspace, he could easily get ahold of a few sets of boosters and rig them up to his armor with some help from the ishimuras computer, not to mention take advantage of the time gap he'd have to himself between DS2 and DS3 to augment his gear with local tech and purchase new weaponry, cause even without those beautiful boltor's he's still a whole damn Primaris.
Titus in all the games "Why is everything so small"
Some additional information.
Bolters have a lot of special ammunition, standard explosive, mutagenic, armorpiercing, armorpiercing specifically to punch through Astartes armor, just incendiary, incendiary but now with melta technology, so having a melta weapon in not strictly needed. Plus standard loadout usually includes 2 krak grenades (frag, but more boomy) and a melta bomb.
Titus spent a century in Deathwach, a special special forces that whole reason to exist is to hunt alien threats, he probably got in contact with a lot of alien technology during that time, and Dead Space tech may be alien, but still human made.
Astartes backpack heat vents could be used to navigate in zero-G, though slowly
bolter ammo types, spent a century in deathwatch, backpack vents to navigate in zero-g. Astartes can also use grav-chutes, which, due to Cawl, may as be standard equipment, you can see them as flaps on Phobos armored Astartes backpacks. Not to mention, that Astartes can survive a fall at terminal velocity unaided.
Since Ultramarines have the thiccest of Plot-Armor he will never be in Danger.
8:40 : Technology - Space Marines are trained and able to service their own Weapons, Armor and Vehicles which are pretty close in Tech-Level than Dead Space.
The also have enhanced cognitive abilities.
As others have mentioned so far, Titus worst problem would be that stuff is only sized for regular Humans.
Ultramarines are MASTERS of organization... and probably bureaucracy
8:50 bit. Astartes are actually adept in all kinds of fields of study, especially Ultramarines who are the most well rounded legion/chapter. A seasoned lieutenant will have encyclopedic knowledge on topics ranging from tactics, weaponry, strategy, piloting, navigation, engineering, and can even take the role of a fleet admiral or govern planets. They should also be used to encountering different technology as humanity in 40k is so spread out that they would develop their own technologies. Its stand to reason as long as it human enough and follows the same logic they would have some understanding of it.
This is a very good point. In the Horus Heresy short story about Little Horus Aximand, captain in the Sons of Horus (guess who their primarch was) is charged with securing a civilian precinct that serves as a bulwark for enemy forces. He learned the names and phases of the world's moons, the cultural and historical significance of the precinct and its surrounds, and basically as much as he could get his hands on about the target area - far more than would be needed for a successful operation, but only above average for an Astartes. He got all this info over a day or two before the assault, and was able to identify statues in the precinct during the assault, under fire. Astartes minds are incredible. Titus would be well able to manage any battlefield data or vehicular/engineering tasks he'd need to assimilate during the events of Dead Space.
Fun fact: Space Marine power armor have several magnetic functions, most notably boots. It's surprisingly common in the books for astartes to face explosive decompression scenarios. So the Sprawl would be unlikely to void Titus.
"Emperor, why have you forsaken me? Why have you tasked me with such menial work? Am I not worthy of carrying your wrath to the enemies of the Imperium? Why must I be left behind to deal with mere vermin when there is so much of your glorious will yet to be done?"
-Thoughts of one very bored Astartes isekai'ed into the Dead Space universe, after three months spent ripping a moon apart with his bare hands.
Let's be honest, for Titus, being in the dead space universe would be a vacation.
I think you are massively underestimating the marker when it comes to mind games, it's like a logic Plague, the smarter you are the worse it gets, mental fortitude has little to do with it, and that's not even mentioning the fact that it can project things that just aren't real in your head, it can make you do things that you didn't want to do without realizing it, it's a force that can't just be "ignored"
Chainsaw is THE WEAPON, the ONLY thing that Titus is needed.
Give him lighting claws, he will have a blast xD
Titus could probably get away with punching most Necromorphs just to save battery/fuel for his chainsword to cut down the actually-threatening, rarer Necromorph variants.
14:33 Space Marine power armor have magnet locks on sabatons, so decompression will not be issue either
The hunter had to be incinerated because it could regenerate it's lost limbs, the process taking 10-15 seconds. I'm not entirely sure that the hunter could regenerate from being turned into a cloud of mist however
There is no proof that he can.
Alternate titles for this video
"Isaac Clarke Wishes He Was This Buff: A Space Marine's Holiday in Dead Space"
"Dead Space on Easy Mode: Can a Space Marine Even Get Scared?"
"When You Send the Wrong Guy to Dead Space and He Brings the Party Instead"
"Dead Space: A Warm-Up for a Space Marine"
"Necromorphs Meet the Ultimate Bad Day: Space Marine Edition"
"Isaac Clarke's Beefed-Up Cousin Takes a Walk in Dead Space"
"Dead Space? More Like Nap Time for a Space Marine"
"Space Marine: Turning Dead Space into Slightly Inconvenient Space"
"Astartes Vs. Dead Space: Spoiler, He Doesn't Need a Plasma Cutter"
"Dead Space: Featuring a Space Marine Who Didn't Even Know He Was Playing"
They can survive up to a point. They are not surviving a Brethren Moon, let alone the ending of Dead Space.
Bolters can NOT shred APCs. They are not that strong unless you use a specific Bolter variant or ammo type. But your standard Bolter with its standard ammo will not damage any armoured vehicles.
Space Marine armour can not survive nukes. They are tough, but they are not that strong.
Bolt guns are not comparable to grenade launchers. Grenade Launchers can blow up everyone in a ten-metre radius. Bolt rifles can only blow up the guy they hit and only in half. Also, there are automatic grenade launchers.
Concerning ripping apart things bigger than them, the Tyranid carapace was designed to be shot at, not pulled apart.
A Necromorph stabbing Isaac in a non-fatal spot is not a feat against the Necromorph. Isaac was just lucky.
Standing there and allowing himself to be hit? You are aware that Space Marines have been stabbed by wooden spears, of all things, and died, right? A Tribal managed to kill a Terminator that way by aiming for the throat, and there's a precedent considering a medieval knight was able to kill a Terminator with a normal lance by pulling the same thing.
While we don't have many statements on strength comparisons regarding the Brute, he won't beat the Brute in a contest of strength. He'll still beat it into submission because he's a better fighter, but he won't beat it because he's physically stronger.
Yes, he can definitely shoot the Leviathan. No, he can not use the Chainsword on it because it still has tentacles that can grab and smash him into the walls. The place where you fight the Leviathan doesn't have gravity, so he's screwed once his feet leave the ground if he doesn't have a jump pack.
This is a minor nitpick that's not entirely relevant. The Melta has two depictions: a flame shotgun and a short-range laser.
For the Twitchers, again, people have killed Space Marines by aiming for their joints. Their armour is tough, but it ain't invincible.
I don't have any complaints about the Marker analysis. You are absolutely correct on that point. The only thing to note is that it still causes hallucinations regardless of your willpower.
The Hivemind can still kill him, so, again, if he's not careful, he will die.
The acid made by Necromorphs is not the same as acid made by humans. Human stomach acid is nowhere near as strong as what the Necromorphs toss at you.
I agree with the tripod. The only problem would be its speed, but Space Marines aren't exactly slow by any means.
His height will be the biggest problem for half of this game.
Stalker is definitely fodder.
Pulse rifles don't have issues tearing through people. Necromorphs have the unfortunate benefit of being modified to be tougher than they used to be as humans.
Video was good, but your lore knowledge is definitely lacking.
for the eighth problem astartes have magnetic boots
@@johnjuben8635 I know they have magnetic boots, but when you get lifted off the ground and thrown around like a ping-pong ball, magnetic boots aren't going to help much.
Space Marines can cut supersonic bolt rounds out of the air, dodge laser rounds from near point blank and shoulder charge thriugh speeding armored vehicles headon without breaking a stride. They would also be very hard if not impossible for the marker to corrupt as we know, they deal with chaos corruption, which is far worse. Dead spaces would be an average Monday for him.
Could you do that if 10 helldivers could survive the flood
Titus be there, don´t mean Isaac is not. I could see he protecting Isaac, and actually both working together. Not only he would survive, he would make things easier for Isaac. lol
All of Isaac Clarke's ordeals would be considered... a solid recruitment trial.
In all seriousness though... uh, as much as I love that Space Marine 2 has reminded everyone of what people actually want from games... let's just take a moment to remember just how good Dead Space 2 actually was, not just for its time, but even compared to Space Marine 2. It had better gunplay, visuals that really aged well, scripted sequences that are not just visually impressive but technically impressive too, and it actually managed to make the player feel like a total badass... while also feeling totally vulnerable.
In fact, this whole discussion has actually made me want to play Dead Space 1 and 2 again more than Space Marine 1 or 2.
Dead space 2 has terrible textures especially on the necromorphs. I think the 1st game has aged better.
@@Serenity-tn4yn Eh, no. Dead Space 1 is blurry as hell, and was blurry at the time. Dead Space 2... on PC at least, has more detailed lighting to conceal its shortcomings.
1:41 this was when the challenge was over.
Titus could also just magnetise his boots, to avoid being sucked into space.
In many 40K novels, Space Marines have used their power pack outputs as rudimentary jetpacks, too. So even if Titus didn't have his jump pack, he could use his oxygen supply or his power pack to propel himself.
My man would have trouble navigating puny human ship due to his massive chad size than fighting the necromorphs haha
I’ve never played or read any of the Warhammer stuff, and usually I would skip a video if I can’t relate to it, but you do an awesome job explaining stuff and I really enjoyed the pass couple of videos you’ve made, so I decided to give this video a shot. I am glad that I watched this video, Awesome Job! Keep up the work!!
Thanks brother! Glad you enjoyed it and I explained things well enough for someone unfamiliar with 40k to get the jist 🙏
An average marine might crack under the influence of a marker given some time. Within their own setting they aren't immune to being possesed by demons or simply being driven insane by stuff like the warp. They are more resilient than normal humans, but they're not grey knights.
Honestly, the marker aren't that powerful compared to warp. The marker influence literally just average unstable psyker ini 40k, the Brethren moon also just being of Tyranid hivefleet which something could be destroyed by exterminatus.
@@strabben You know we can't make new ones right? We only have so many planet destroying devices.
@@strabben Tbh I don't think exterminatus would do anything. All methods of exterminatus just destroy life on the planet and make it unlivable. But Brethren Moons are just on big ball of necrotic tissue puppeted by a Marker.
@@strabbenExcept the Brethren moon are more like Moon sized psykers than big tyranids.
The markers have access to seemingly infinite energy for whatever species wants to use them and where does the marker come from? The moons, which are covered in thousands if not millions of them.
Comparing the marker to the direct influence of a greater daemon is more accurate than just chaos corruption in general.
I respectfully disagree; the marker focuses on attacking the mind ;chaos and the warp is an attack on the soul,that’s on a higher level.
Now about the end. You talked about Isaac having plot armour...Titus is a named Ultramarine. That's like the premium version of plot armour. So he will have conveniently a stash of vortex grenades or something like that. Anyway, if you give vortex greandes to anyone(that knows how to use them) it will end those enemies at the end of Dead Space 3. I am sure you know what they are, but vortex munitions are those that open portals to the warp and suck things in in their wake. Something doesn't fit in the hole? Don't worry, large chunks of it will go in, willingly or unwillingly. I'm jesting but this is kinda true.
Regarding ships of the Imperium, a shitty corvette would be enough. A Claymore corvette is as long as the Ishimura and we better not talk about those ships carry.
Upon seeing the space marine armory, Isaac's jaw drops to the ground, witnessing too many weapons that can one-shot a necromorph into oblivion.
I'm think Astartes greets mortal worker for he do without superhuman abilities and elite weapons.
Biggest issue I see Titus having are the space sections. Isaac has magnetic boots so he doesn't float away, and he keeps his helmet on at all times. Titus LOVES not wearing his helmet.
Isaac gets zero g flight suits in DS2 and 3. Full Ironman maneuverability in those games. Can't see Titus ever completing those with standard equipment
Good points. Astartes can survive vacuum for brief periods (longer than a human, anyway), plenty of time to slap on the helmet and seal it to activate the on board air supply.
Also, Astartes Powered Armour has magnetic panels in the boot soles as standard, so at the very least Titus will have the same manouverability as Isaac did in DS1, being able to ping-pong from wall to wall in zero-G. The vent nozzles on the armour's power pack can also be redirected and focused for limited EVA manouvers, so if Titus found himself floating in space he'd at least be able to nudge himself towards the nearest solid surface and launch from it.
@@brianirwin8111 I know they can survive space for a bit without a helmet, but Titus big issue is he just doesn't even bother bringing his helmet on his preferred loadout.
He should still clear DS1 because the no air sections are short enough. Like 3 minutes. He might struggle in poison air area, but otherwise he's got it.
DS2 is a maybe. Zero G travel will be tough, but it's not to much traveling. That's his only obstacle..
DS3 is not. Needs actual fast space flight suit to survive the opening space section
This should be renamed to Can Dead Space Necromorphs survive Space Marines lol
The windows would not be a problem. Space Marines can mag lock their boots.
I think the problem would be the Marker signal itself, for the necromorphs ain't the threat...
They're the symptom.
So, unless you have Marneus Calgar nearby ro rip the marker from the ground (like when he ripped a NECRON PYLON from the fucking ground) or just Vulkan, the space marine would be in some trouble once the signal of the Marker start altering his brain and then his entire biomass.
If Isaac Clarke can survive it, I imagine a space marine wipes moons.
I don’t know if anyone else suggested this if not here’s one delta squad from the gears of war games
I really wish we could see Space Marines pitted against lesser known sci-fi series because Star Wars and Halo vs 40k gets a bit tiring after a bit. If you’re familiar with the Crysis series I’d recommend pitting a Space Marine against the alien faction called the Ceph because in lore and the books those guys are pretty busted and could probably hold their own in the 40k universe.
I’ve also recently discovered the Chimaera from Resistance Fall of Man and they look pretty strong and interesting(haven’t played the games yet, only seen 2 reviews and a few cutscenes).
Funny thing is the marker will fuck with technology and even control it depending on how many control type necromorphs or markers as the more of them that exist the more strain it puts on the mind and the smarter the necromorphs become you can even be infected though wounds by necromorphs that slowly kill you to turn you into one as well there are a few variants that a space marine cant deal with but everything else is straight fodder hell being near a marker straight up prevents them from getting close or attacking so a space marine can chill next to it and just lay down fire hell some people are immune to the marker via selective breeding or just being immune to its mental effects and those that are near certain immune are protected mentally from its effects so as long as that person lives you wont go mad dead space lore is crazy
Titus speed running the ishimura for a warmup
The Necromorphs would be hearing boss music the second a space marine stepped onto the station.
God imagine being a earthgov soldier and seeing a space marine
Fuck I’d take my chances with the necros at that point
Well to be honest if they manage to hit him with a stasis and constantly apply it on him until they get a plasma weapon they would win.
Just like to point out that it isn’t even the armour that lets them breathe in space it’s their third lung.
The person who said that space marines would die from this must feel really dumb now
You saw that comment to I’m guessing 😭
@@Sci-FiKaiyup. If Issac, a normal guy, can make it through all three dead space games, a space marine would have a cake walk doing this. The guy saying space marines wouldn’t survive this was definitely high or didn’t know what he was talking about.
@@kobet7341 Yeah as soon as I saw that I was like yup, I don’t think he knows much about 40k
@@kobet7341He’s a “normal guy” physiologically like down to his dna and such he is just human but due to RIG enhancements and his armor and the weapons he is far away normal in real life humans, he is indeed superhuman and is far more impressive than people like you give him credit for cuz you don’t do the research we’ve done for Dead Space and I do know about WarHammer my friends scale it even make long af threads on discord for it tho I am not an expert ofc.
I think it depends on which space marines and the many factors involved, I don’t think any space marine can solo as easily as you might think but I don’t think none can beat dead space.
Idk who you two are referring to tbh but it isn’t me that’s for sure cuz I’m not nuanced than that ofc lol
@@LeaderOfTheLostSoulsIf you aren't the guy who said that....then what is all the yapping about?
No we def do have a weapon like the bolter irl, there's an old prototype pistol that uses rocket propelled ammunition much like how bolters ammo is.
The only problem the space marine will experience is the small hallways
Titus: this is the weakest nurgle corruption ive ever seen!
Nuclear bomb versus coughing baby
9:35 I think the Brute is stronger than a space marine but space Marines are faster
True, but as said Titus can manhandle stronger opponents as well.
Now imagine a grey knight got isekaied into dead space. They got funny magic powers and super mental fortitude.
Named space marine versus all of dead space. lol, everyone knows the power of plot armor cannot ever be damaged
Space Marines don’t need plot armor to singlehandedly own this franchise.
@@Bossanova. except they do lol
@@CCA.C17.SQL.02Idot if a normal human with almost no weaponry and an engineering suit can do it a space marine 100% can
@@CCA.C17.SQL.02Idot
You clearly don’t know anything about 40k.
@@averageman4208 Isaac is the main character tho, your "normal human" is indeed not "normal" lol
"Could a space marine survive Deadspace?"
No.
"We'll use Titus for this scenario"
Nvm, yes he could.
Exactly but people don’t give dead space enough credit and think any space marine can easily survive which isn’t true.
Another possible idea, though a very silly one.
Could an Astartes like Titus kill a Sith Lord at about the level of Malak in combat? And to expand on that, could a Primarch defeat a Sith like Sidious? I suspect that you would need the God Emperor to handle Nihilus however, that is if he doesn't get Force Drained the moment he walks in.
@@irystocrattakodachithatmooms Any melee contest I think the sith would win against standard marines. Lightsabers canonically burn as hot as the core of the sun. (Star wars Force and destiny) And would melt thru any chainsword, knife or ceremite like a knife thru butter. They also have better reaction times with force users being able to see the future on top of being able to enhance their own speed to the point of being able to block multiple slugthrowers at the same time (which in legends are hypersonic bullets, this also lines up with how force users consistently block lightning attacks).
The thing is tho, the astartes has a bolter, and if the sith blocks it with his saber, he'll get hit with an explosion. So any ranged combat, unless the sith already is aware of the threat, or is decked out in armor, it's an instant win for the marine.
Top tier sith lords tho, like sidious and Vader would dominate tho
This is kinda a dumb question due to how vague and board this is for both sides.
Idea is not bad completely, just fix it.
There is no average Sith Lord, they vary a lot even in their own eras, and in legends they just keep getting stronger only with a few exceptions. Like we have planet busting Sith Lords then we have ones who can threats the Galaxy if not universe, and possibly even higher.
The same is true with Space Marines, some of them are just building level super humans then we have Giga Chads like Titus who beat a Lord of Change Daemon which these level of demons can bust whole Solar systems-edit (the lord of change he fought might not be that powerful yet it would still be like country level which is still way above average space marines), it’s a massive range.
If we took the weakest vs weakest if it’s legends the sith slap, even if it’s canon I doubt they would lose unless the Space Marine is smart and lucky tbh
And if we took them both at their strongest then maybe we get a debate but honestly for the strongest sith you need Primarchs.
@@LeaderOfTheLostSouls Good point, that is something to consider.
Haha...no
@@alaskarii007 Then how about as it is now, that being Malak.
You chose a [N A M E D] ultramarine, he wins 10/10 times💀 thus says the plot armor.
Dead Space: Cut limbs
Adeptus Astartes: EAT BOLT GUN, YAAAAAAAAAA
Necromorphs are just a joke for SM meat grinder. If Isaac can do his job as human.. SMs are like demigods for Necromophs.
Closest thing to a bolt gun in real life 7:01 would be something like an AA-12 firing explosive rounds or something.
I’m pretty sure Issac is dead at the end of 3 since the dlc ends with earth getting jumped by multiple brethren moons even if a character survives the entire trilogy they will inevitably die at the very end, just my opinion
Titus could deal with the moons in an hour. The majority of the hour being him going through space to the next moon.
He'd be done with each moon in 5 minutes.
Imho, I think it'd come down to logistics more than anything else. Formidable as Astartes are individually, they're not immune to attrition-much less to the scale of being in a separate universe with vastly different technology. There'd be a lack of supplies, particularly viable ammunition and suitable components for repairs should anything take damage. Remember, Space Marines are products of a breathtakingly vast industry of war in a universe that's perpetually fighting itself. Dead Space isn't. There's more than one reason Isaac relies on engineering tools and equipment throughout all three games.
Also, as an additional nitpicky tangent, the marker signal differs enough from the warp that I wouldn't consider an Astartes, even Titus, beyond its reach. It's less of a corrupting influence and much, much more a gradual and infectious one. A fairly common theme across all three games is that victims of the marker signal are often slowly manipulated into believing their goals align with the marker's, left unaware until the moment it either kills or consumes them. While it's unlikely that someone like Titus would fall that far, I'd still consider the possibility of the marker using him within the realm of reason.
If we are comparing the marker signal to something in 40K then its something more akin to the direct influence of a greater demon.
Imagine the sword that Fulgrim picks up and then ask yourself if Titus could resist its constant temptation while fighting of heards of demons.
Imperial psycho-indoctrination no diffs the marker especially with Titus. The brethren moon signal is on par with a greater daemon while the marker itself would probably just give Titus a brief headache and then he'd realize "Oh its chaos" and just keep moving. Ammunition and supply wise he'd be cooked, but armor wise he'd be fine nothings punching through that gear in dead space.
@grendelkrieg5742 Hence why I emphasized manipulation and not outright control. Titus was deceived by a daemon wearing Inquisitor Drogon's skin, and further unable to recognize Imurah's possession of the Astropath in SM2. It's hard to resist something you're not aware of outright. I'd hold this especially true considering he'd be on his own in a setting without a whit of the Imperium, brothers to ground him or hell, anything familiar really.
As for armor, I wouldn't be so sure. Necromorphs are a tad inconsistent in their capabilities, but remember that Hormagaunts are entirely capable of penetrating an Astartes' armor with their scythe claws. Some of the shit Isaac has to deal with in 2 and 3 would be a threat, or at least capable of inflicting damage.
part of the ultra marines doctrine is they are as you said most adaptable but also somewhat mechanically versed so they are able to find ways threw the missions and also one of the big things they have is that in the time they spent as scouts or not real space marines they more or less get teached to let all the possible information sink in go threw all possible ways and come up with the most efficient version of it...
and to the suit regardless how much it tanks even if titus doesnt have it the spores and every type of bio warfare wouldn´t work since space marines are imune to toxins of every kind an food would also not be an issue sinc space marines only need to eat or drink every couple days...
Isaac Clark: "Ah no! Dont poke my eye with a needle aaah!!"
Any space marine: 'DO IT PUSSY! ILL JUST GET ROBOT EYES RAAAAGHHH!"
6:06 to be fair, all ballistic projectiles fire in arcs. it is just the muzzle velocity involved with bullets that make their trajectories seem much flatter than a granade launcher. Because they travel horizontally much further in the same amount of time.
You did get something wrong - titus is 200, not 400 as each mark on his head is 50 years.
Actually, Titus was tortured by the Inquisition for around a century, then served with the Deathwatch for another century after the events of the first game.
Silver studs are 50 years gold studs are 100, and if sources are to believed black studs are reserved for Chaplins who have served 10 or more years as a chaplin.
Titus is 400 yyears old. He served in UM 200 years, was in inquisitiors stasis for 100 and served as blackshield in deathwatch another 100. Studs dont have an universal goto anwser how long they are. To some silver studs are 25-50 and gold 50-100. Its why gadlier says "he is atleast 2 centuries old" because that is the minimum the common understanding of the studs allows. Gadriel then digs into Titus more and finds out that he is way older than 2 centuries.
It's very unclear in the game because everything states it's been around 100 years since SM1 but various other indicators (such as his gold studs) suggest over 200, we know that SM1 takes place before the 1st edition rulebook stuff because of Thrax
He is definitely 200 years old. The first game he had 2 studs at 50 years each. The second game takes place 100 years after (this we know) and he has 2 more studs. Thus each = 50 years.
The necromorphs can be considered a discount nurgle infection in the 40k universe
Titas is now a primaris astartes. Hes bigger stronger and faster than firstborn marines which he was in space marine 1.
I was tryna keep the Space Marine lore to a minimum since there's so much to explain to someone who knows nothing about 40k so I didn't wanna bring up the whole Primaris vs firstborn thing, especially since they stomp either way lol
first a bolt size is .75 it's a standart size, then compare it to a grenade launcher that shoot 40mm ammunition, without forget a bolt is a self propelled ammo. it's not a fair comparaison.
plus Primaris and first born are totally different beast. that said, honestly nothing in the universe of dead space is something that will have an impact of any space marine. they fight way more scarier stuff...
i don't think from the start it's a fair comparaison, warhammer 40k it's everything to the extrem... by the way, the necromorph will be more akin to something close of nurgle plaything.
Got a video idea, Kroot warrior from 40k vs the Predator.
Unfamiliar with Kroot I may have to look into them 🧐
@@Sci-FiKai Kroot are the melee infantry of the Tau another xenos faction, Kroot accelerate they're evolution by eating their enemy and adapting some physiology of they're eaten foes like Increase strength, Intelligence or special powers.
Kroot are cool but they’ve got nothing on the predator honestly. On a large scale conflict they might win sure but that’s not how the predators operate
@@sigmar2331 I actually love the Tau! They get way too much hate imo, just not super familiar with their individual units and squads. Would love to feature them in a video!
@@Sci-FiKai Yeh Tau is the most neutral good in the 40k and if you love mass effect they are the faction similar to the alliance.