Could a Space Marine Survive Dead Space?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- The Space Marines from Warhammer 40k are some of the strongest super soldiers in all of science fiction, experienced in fighting some of the strongest xenos the setting has to offer, but is a single space marine strong enough to survive the Necromorph scourge? #spacemarine2 #warhammer40k #deadspace
Dead space: “cut off the limbs!!”
Space marine: “ did you say vaporize?”
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.
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
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
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
Got even more ideas for you
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That last one sounds cool wtf
@@Sci-FiKai Thanks
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
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
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.
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.
The question should be if necromorphs can survive the space marine
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.
@@stradden You know we can't make new ones right? We only have so many planet destroying devices.
@@stradden 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.
@@straddenExcept 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.
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
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.
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.
Chainsaw is THE WEAPON, the ONLY thing that Titus is needed.
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
Bolt Gun is great, it's basically just Doom: 40k
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.
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.
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.
Assuming you're near a marker theres no "winning" in dead space. Just losing and losing really horribly.
A single Grey Knight would make any marker start to shit bricks.
The video is good, I'm glad you're not one of those "fans" who exaggerate the abilities of 40k characters. They are strong, but there are some crazy people who tell you that a hit from a space marine can destroy solar systems. It has already been seen that a point-blank explosion or a plasma shot can kill space marines or primaris.
Just in case, I think that the "necromorphs" would penetrate Titus's armor, this is because they have been able to penetrate armor that can withstand plasma shots and the space marines - Primaris can't. (Fun fact, a lot of the empire's technology is very overrated, canonically, since the mechanicus are a cult and always exaggerate their qualities. This was best seen in the crusade of Damocles and the tau surpassed their weaponry, their weaponry being quite standard. They will even kill a custodes)
although this is mainly because powerscaling doesn't work and there are different cosmologies and it works differently, etc.
Good video.
When will the Predator vs Dead Space video be released?
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
Let's be honest, for Titus, being in the dead space universe would be a vacation.
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.
Also since you are new to 40k, here's a common misconception that new people think, "40k is the most powerful sci fi" which no it isn't 40k is not the most powerful sci fi at all, Destiny, Star Trek and the Xeelee sequence are far more powerful, Halo is also more powerful in some ways.
I don't know about Destiny or Star Trek. The Xeelee Sequence I do agree with though.
Yeah there is also another problem that people tend to overlook when pitting 40k against other sci-fi is that 40k has 2 major weaknesses, that being its FTL is pretty bad in comparison with most other series and most other sci-fi factions outside of 40k are pretty competent so stealing tech and reverse engineering is something most factions could easily pull off and they wouldn’t hesitate to do so, same can’t be said for the Imperium which has trouble maintaining its own tech alongside other problems.
@@longdongmyman5328 As someone who's been a 40k fan longer than alot of 40k fans have likely been alive, the Destiny universe would easily overpower the 40k universe.
WH40k's main advantage is the sheer size and scope. For instance a typical clone trooper from ST would mog the average guardsman with ease due to better armor/weapons.
@Birbucifer Warhammer 40k has a spaceship that insta kills continent sized star ships by pulling that ship from 1 milisecond in the future, overlapping it slightly, and causes a time and space paradox obliterating both instantaniously.
The Necrons have a hologram star map of the entire galaxy in perfect replication. If you flick one of the stars on the map, it obliterates the entire solar system from existence. You could delete the entire galaxy by throwing a chair through the hologram.
Please tell me again how they're not the most OP sci-fi
I think the biggest problem for Titus or any space marine going against the necrons are thr markers/brother moons influence. Issac and Carver were lucky or unlucky to be somewhat resilient against the mind games.
One thing to note about titus possibly getting sucked out into space marines can mag lock their boots to any surface so he could just mag lock himself to the deck and wait it out
Titas is now a primaris astartes. Hes bigger stronger and faster than firstborn marines which he was in space marine 1.
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.
The only problem the space marine will experience is the small hallways
Named space marine versus all of dead space. lol, everyone knows the power of plot armor cannot ever be damaged
Nurgle exist as somewhat of a parallel to necromorphs undying resilience. Nurgle is also known to spread body morphing plagues.
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).
Titus speed running the ishimura for a warmup
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
I'd think that an Astartes like Titus would know enough about technology to work out how to use something foreign. By no means could they understand how it works, but they could operate it and figure out how to get it to work. All you need to get something to work is a certain level of knowledge, tools and working eyes. I'd also suspect that in reality, he wouldn't be going in alone and would have at least one other Astartes with him. He'd likely also expect to have need of more than the basic weapons, thus at least one person with him. As for Dead Space 3, he'd probably call in the Ultra Marines Chapter. You don't survive for centuries in a universe like 40K while being stupid, stupidity would get you killed quickly due to being reckless by extension.
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 as badass as he is, is just a regular marine. A librarian would rip and burn the necros apart with just their minds. And getting into specialty chapters it’ll just be too easy. A salamander would leave nothing but ash
Two words…space hulk.
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A necromorph looks under its bed every night before bed to check if there's a Titus or Malum Caedo under there. Worse case they find a Cato Sicarius
Matt Ward as I live and breathe.
Someone please save them by them I mean the Necromorphs
i think the flood would give titus a run for his money tho
You mean the thing that's killed with regular 5.56 rounds, and regularly stopped by regular humans? The thing that struggles to eat through the spartan's just reinforced steel armor that's basically toilet paper compared to space marine armor?
Really depends on how far along a flood infection gets. In the halo games a significant factor for beating the flood was luck, master chiefs first encounter was pre gravemind. Titus has a chance against one or even hundreds of flood but against a flood infection with a gravemind things get way dicier. The greatest mistake one can make against the flood is underestimating them.
God imagine being a earthgov soldier and seeing a space marine
Fuck I’d take my chances with the necros at that point
this is basically "space marine vs the marker"
I don't think them being able to resist the marker is as clear cut as you think because it is WAY LESS overt than the warp and the markers signal literally alters you neurologically to cause its hallucinations and influence you.
i think the likelihood of it playing 4D chess with their mind is pretty much a given. I don't necessarily think it would lead to a guarunteed failure, but you don't "willpower" your way out of the markers influence
Space Marine biology literally self-repairing themselves, you do realize in some point of story a space marine that his head half blown and brain exposed still function like as usual?
@@straddenI’m pretty sure that was a Custodian.
@@stradden im not sure how that's relevant to what im saying. The marker makes neurological alterations, not damage.
@@Son_Kar Space Marine also does that, the Primaris at very least.
Better yet, the Astartes inside Dreadnought.
@@brabnoify and? The Warp does that as well, if the space marine could withstand Turbo cancer from chaos gods, what's make you think Marker special case?
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.
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?
Tell me it's a slaughter without telling me it's a slaughter
Remember necromorphs don’t die then they just morph into something later. on long enough time scales and without stopping the maker or cremating ashes they will become a problem
I’m different ways in time.
I think the only things that could kill the space marines are maybe hunters, tripods and things like the tormentor or the hive minds. If none of that is….the marker signal would eventually turn a space marine into a nightmare
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Astartes are smart as hell, in fact. Ultramarines were going to be in administration and governmental positions within the imperium after the great crusade was over which speaks of how effective and smart they were
Also, Titus is a primaris which is essentially a upgrade version of a all ready powerful super soldier, Titus should easily understand dead space tech as its less advanced then imperium tech, also a no name astartes from a novel from the Horus heresy achieved a feat that outclassed a super computer which shows the potential genius and intelligent of a astartes
All Astartes have enhanced brains, so they are super smart compared to normal humans.
1:41 this was when the challenge was over.
I thought you was gonna put a regular 1st born marine in dead space xD. Titus is a 400+ years old grizzled veteran who now is a primaris marine which made him more resilient, physically more powerful and possess faster reaction times and has extra organs. He also has shown insane level of resistant of corruption so the marker most likely can't mind hax him either. The stats different between Titus and Issac is so large that i find it quite funny. Titus would prob act like the doom slayer ripping and tearing necromorph with ease until he reach the brethren moon. The moon will be a hard fought battle but seeing that issac can defeat 1 moon i think titus will come out victorious as well. Titus plot armor is insane as well seeing that he kill a demon prince just by squashing his head in.
As with most "Warhammer versus..." propositions, it's only really worthwhile as a means to talk about how staggeringly fucking OP and silly 40k is. It is, after all, why we love it.
Edit - Spoke too soon. Forgot about the Brethren Moon lol
Sometimes it’s fun to talk about a character taking a massive peepee poopoo on 99% of another verse lmao
@@Sci-FiKai Indeed it is. Just like how I reckon The Culture could liquify the Imperium in a short order :)
Look up the floating fat man planet in 40k made by Slaanesh. It's a literal planet the size of Earth, and it's a living breathing fat man curled up in a ball that demons live on. Marines killed that.
15:53 the bigest issue titus would face are 2 things:
His size
The weight of his steel balls
Thank god almost none of the Necro’s can hurt him because bro is gonna have actual 0 maneuverability in those small ass hallways 💀
The onlyobe that survives a nuke is Volcan. A normal Space Marine can get wrecked by a melta bomb according to the game. There is a reason you see Golfman loosing planets in a cinematic video.
In SM2 the Astartes vaporize human just by running into them and most Necromorohs are not much more durable than a human, in addition their armor is far stronger and more durable than anything in dead space
I mean, Dead Space is just the every day reality for anyone in the 40K universe. xD
Sorry for my English (I talk Spanish) could artyom from the metro series survive dead space
His character is super similar to Issac for having to defeat the enemy inside his mind in his games and also both fight mutated beings able to a human like nothing also he is very smart for having to create bullets, weapons and everything for himself. Also his a extremely fast learner and his luck is insane for some reason (like if a normal person dies for a bullet in the heart he would have 40% more chances to live) the only problem is that he would need change is regular gas mask to give him oxigen (something that he maybe can do but would need some time)
Also his characters in gameplay and lore doesn’t have trouble stealing weapons or creating news by himself
What if Captain Titus crash landed on Yautja Prime?
Bro imagine Tiberius trying to walk through there . Dude wouldn’t fit
His ass is NOT fitting through them hallways lol
Please do Adam Smasher vs Frank Horrigun vs Primaris Marines.
12:36 I dunno, I'd say it's about 50/50 a marine falling to chaos. Just based of the heresy 😂
This should be renamed to Can Dead Space Necromorphs survive Space Marines lol
the end of Dead Space 3 woud be completly differnt with the 40K Earth, Tidus would just arrive in time to earth as the Imperrium of Mankind at war with those moons.
DeathWatch would have done it in half the time.😅 but I agree, this would be like a Tuesday for him.
Btw, Space Marine armor usually has some form of maglocks in the boots, so being pulled into space probably wouldn't happen.
14:32 also space marine armor os able to maglock to metal floors
And gyro stabilizing so he can’t be knocked over
Could a space marine survive against the necromorphs
Space Marine: "Sooooo weaker Nurgle Pox Zombies...."
Here's a question:
Brethren Moon vs Daemon World?
*Depending on the Chaos God:*
Khornate Daemons would have a field day shedding *_Blood For The Blood God!_* and taking *_Skulls For The Skull Throne!_* with an entire planet of flesh and corpses.
Tzeentch wouldn't have any trouble with all their magic and reality fuckery.
Nurgle, being the God of rot, death, and decay, would simply welcome it with open arms.
Slaanesh... planet fucking... horrible squelching planet fucking. Necromorphs, meet Necrophilia.
*Laughs in flamer*
The real question is: Can a xenos survive from a xenophobic manic??
You are wrong about the Astarties not being engineers. They have received education from the moment they have been hand chosen by their chapter to handle any situation. Most Astarties are consider scientist lvl educated in all fields and are well respected for their knowledge. Their training from when they were consider humans consisted of infiltration, survival, information gathering and so on. Those of which requires them to learn how to hot wire doors and hack into data bases. So yeah they can hack or hot wire their way through a door, why would you need to do that when you can just punch a hole through it.
Whats makes dead space deadly us not the necromorphs. Its those markers because they can hit you in the physiological and to your DNA. If the astartes can shield themselves from it then yes its gonna be a stomp.
Just seeing the sheer size difference between Astartes and normal human is baffling.
That Space marine sniper rifle would fit on an armored vehicle.
The rifle alone is damn near as big as a slasher by itself like Jesus 💀
@@Sci-FiKai You could drop a bolter and kill a slasher by accident.
Like nudging it off a table with your elbow.
throw a grey knight on to the ishimura and you have yourself a forsure win
Beside the melta guns there is also the plasma guns (both pistol , rifle and the plasma canon) who could desintegrate the hunter ( and relly preaty much anything that you point at it) , because you know they shoot literal plasma so yeah
Exactly like ngl, two fully charged plasma shots from the plasma pistol and my bets on the Hunter not getting up from that lol
I’m just a Salamander at heart so I love my melta’s and Flamers
@@Sci-FiKai a son of Vulkan i see . Then cousin pick up that heavy flamer and let us purge those filfy xenos
This seems like a bit overkill as Warhammer is just built different and much prefer matches where it's more back or forth or even.
Depends on the chapter.
You could honestly make series out of given how different each chapter is.
Since Transformers One just came out, could The Decepticons take over the Star Wars or 40k Galaxy?
(Not really sure what version of Megatron/Decepticons to use tbh, they're all vastly different. No Autobots to help the Star Wars/40k Galaxy either but The Decepticons dont get Unicron or any other outside help)
Transformers cosmology scales far more than both of them
Could a space marine kill the zillo Beast in 1vs1?
You keep talking about Titus drifting in space in a few sections without a jump pack, but you forget he has a bolter. For the tiny distances in Dead Space where they are outside, Titus would use his bolter to propel himself back to the ship.
Or he could fire some O2 from his suit as a jet.
Either way, not a problem for someone with hundreds of years of zero-g training.
True but idk why that visual is kinda hilarious 🗿
This depends on the recoil generated by the bolt rifle. Most sources say it has a lot of recoil without quantifying it, but if he's weighing over 2,000 lbs, then that gun needs generate massive amount of recoil to make any of these sections even remotely efficient.
@@EpicDrew15 he's not in a rush, he lives hundreds of years. 🤣
Technically, he could probably also detonate a bullet manually, which would also provide thrust from the explosion and his armor could easily handle that.
@@vbevan That other option would probably be more effective too. lol
What about Solid Snake (MGS 2) surviving Dead Space 1 due to being his universe version of a super soldier???
I aint even gotta watch this vid to say a lone Space Marine would handle literally everything that Dead Space can throw at him. I mean *literally everything*. No physical necromorph form stands a chance, and the Marine would be virtually unaffected by The Marker's brain fuckery due to his devotion to the God Emperor, and this is just your average unnamed Marine. If a named character like Titus or, Emperor forbid, Malum Caedo? Game Over. Roll Credits.
Is he vulnerable to corruption, if yes than how strong is his will, if not then he will clear no problem.
a space marine is more than capable of killing necros BUT i think it rly depends what chapter and what kind of space marine we’re talking about bc if the horus heresy showed us anything space marines aren’t invincible to corruption maybe a psyker could probably survive
also titus would definitely survive but that’s not rly fair he has CRAZY plot armor he’s literally immune to chaos corruption
@@sluggerbuttertrue, but people forget being tainted by chaos isn't only thru corruption and warp magic but most of the time thru voluntary will. Just because, you touch warp magic it would turn you traitor. You'll maybe turn to a giant gate if your a psyker or some chaos bomb gets implanted in you. Heretics are all volunteers
Keep making these videos plz
This got me wondering, how might the Marker Signals effect the mind of a Blood Angel?
It probably wouldn't affect them at all. Chaos affects space marines because it literally overwhelms them with raw emotions. The marker just floods them with thoughts and images, which several Warhammer books have proven Astartes can just ignore.
hey dude I'm new here just wanted to say I like all the content so far hope you keep cooking
I'm new to Warhammer 40K, but I know that Space Marines would be b!tch slapping the hell out of the Dead Space universe
He can just rip out the danm doors
Great video bro
Thanks broths! 🤜🤛
Given that lasgun have also been describe to hit like a 50 cal round and that Space marines can wade through squads with lasguns going full auto on them, its safe to say the description of the armor being cracked by 50 cal is an incorrect assessment from that specific book as it there is more books and on screen representation that discredit this description showing their armor being much much more powerful
Yeah I also really don’t buy that either. If Space Marines could fall to Lasgun fire (or equivalent weapons) it kinda defeats the purpose of special super soldiers clad in massive armor, when they can all fall to some of the weakest weapons in the verse.
@@Sci-FiKai yep, when it comes with the IPs like 40k, Star wars etc unless the head company or creator comes out and makes it clear in the lore unfortunately there is just too much lore written with various different writers with different outlooks the closest canon assessment is really to just look at which power scale is the most commonly protrayed and treat that as the closest to canon interpretation. and With Space marines to me is somewhere in the above average range level.
It has to do with the fact a 50 caliber bullet is a bullet (dealing physical damage thru kinetic energy) while a Lazguns is a Lazer (dealing heat damage). A lazer can only penetrate armor by melting it layer by layer, this is why the Lazgun is such a poor weapon against armor. As long as space marine armor can diffuse the heat it's fine unless hit with tons of lazshots.
Getting cracked by 50 caliber rounds makes sense considering bolters are only slightly bigger 75 caliber rounds. We also see space marines use 50 caliber heavy stubbers on top their own vehicles so they are definitely effective. We could assume they're using a better propellant or bullet material than modern guns tho
Cool video
Thanks brotha ❤️🙏Loved MechaGodzulla VS the DragonZord, I had actually thought about doing Goji VS the DZ but you’ve got the Godzilla scaling covered lol
You should feature the Dino Megazord sometime 🔥
Funny to see you here Ron lol
@@Sci-FiKaiRon does good content but he gets a lot of help from our other friends like Godzilla King of the Monsters which you should check out cuz he’s the Kaiju expert, and our other friend King of Godzilla is great too, they are underrated even tho they helped Goji-Chronic with many of his videos.
My friend Edgard helped him with his GoW videos and scaling too, Edgard also helped ThunderGod with his too, and I helped ThunderGod as well mostly with Asura scaling.
Yeah, with you being a new fan to Warhammer, honestly in all law and cannon a kaskrikin could get through what Isaac did easily with his hellgun, Boltgun boom nothing would live, Isaac can dodge these aliens and survive a space marine are 10x faster stronger then a human...... So if a human can do it a space marine seriously would have no issue.
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