"Beware WOKE Necrons!"

​@@euansmith3699 Woke Necrons? They are nothing compared to SJW orks 😂

I hate how that would happen today if it happened.

@@EpicMEF Wiv Orkz itzall abart Anti-Social Justice.

​@@EpicMEFMoi pronouns is Dey/Dem. Yer pronouns is gonna be was/WAAAAAGHH!!

"The... uh.... Steel.... Eagles?" "Good, next one?" "The Death.... um, I dunno... Marchers?" "Excellent, one more." "The Cold Hands of... Tarkus?" "Superb, now go for lunch."

The first ever named Inquisitor was Obi-Wan Sherlock Clousseau so the names in 40k have always been silly. Just a different kind.

GW: "This guy is going to be angry all the time, how should we name him?" GW writer: "uhhhh, Angron?" GW:"Perfect! Why couldn't I figure that out before?!?!"

Corvus Corax’s name means “Raven raven” so the names have been silly since the beginning

@@FriendlySwarmlord it just means "raven" because corvus corax is the taxonomic name of the common raven. it's not actually quite as redundant as it seems lol

They do though, just less eldritch; hive ships

@@TheCorrodedMan Well, now those are actually moon sized and moon shaped

I love the primeork reference

What’s the song called?

@@TheTurbanatore 'Black Rainbows' by Karl Casey

I'm a big fan of it too.

I really want to watch his vids, but I just do not have a spare 2 hours lying around.

What does that make Weshammer and MajorKill?

@@geofff.3343 MAjorkill is the youtuber for an aspect of a specific topics (like if you wanna know which primarchs where friends withput having to read every horus heressy book or what do people eat in 40k). Weshammer and deadlifts for the dark gods are minute lore videos. This one is the middle point between long and detailed videos, and shorts

plus he kinda stuck on the E part of the story ...

I was going to say he's also a gormless shill but I guess that represents the Ecclesiarchy

If you WOULD like to know more, this is the place to do the knowing more of.

"I'm from Myplanetgotconvertedtobiomassium; and I say KILL EM' ALL!"

The predators care not for the voices of the prey. Shut up food and jump into my mouth!

I get the reference. 1 of the movies was on tv this weekend. In a bug vs bug war which wins?

Armageddon was Ullanor, the ork home world.

@@redeye3869 OH! Idk how I missed that >:T

Well, Yes, the Orks are basically programmed to take on the biggest galactic threat. Due to their impulse to get into the biggest scrap they can. When humanity was on its genocidal streak during the great crusade, the Orks turned their attention to them and briefly fought the imperium into a stalemate during the war of the beast. Which probably indirectly saved, or at least delayed the extinction of multiple nascent xenos species. And now that the Bugs are a bigger threat to galactic life than the Humies. That same pre programmed genetic imperative to seek out the biggest fight will drive the orks to focus on the Bugs. For while the green skins might be foul and savage beings, who will gladly bully or enslave any weak humies they come across. The genetic programming put into them by the old ones is still in full effect. And by following that programming they will automatically engage the biggest threat to the galaxy at any particular point in time.

That, or they saw an even BETTA SCRAP than fighting the humans because they heard what a wicked awesome brawl Octarius was and went "nah boyz, we gotta krump them bugs!"

@@KillerOrca "'ATS ROIGHT!!!" XD XD

Pretty sure it’s satirising the US response. As bad as the UK’s response was, it never went to full-blown denial.

Its bloody annoying at this point is what it is. Once or twice as tongue in cheek it would have been fun, now its just obnoxious.

@@Mr_Bunk GW are British, I know it's difficult for Usonians to imagine some piece of popular culture not being from the US. There is loads of stuff in GW which is satirical... much of it covered on this very channel. But that time-period wasn't good in Britain... but you've likely just never heard about it due to the media-blackout which happened after the big B (yeah, I'm not writing either cos I know somebody'll be along to spread misinformation immanently). That blackout continues to this day. Ours WERE pretty funny though: literally the adviser to the Health Secretary was the landlord to his local public-house, you can't top that from the US, sorry.

@@jack-a-lopium I am British. I was there. I know what happened.

I never heard anyone outright deny a virus, was spreading around and killing some, mostly weakened people. Kost of the "denial" was asserting that the government doesn't own you and can't force you to take a un-tested medical procedure against your will because in America your supposed to have rights.

Yea that one came out of left field for me. Might mean the Raven Guard are getting some more love and lore this edition.

@@CousinOfCurze I'm just reading the 8th ed RG supplement at the moment. It's probably the most they've gotten anywhere so far - plus Corax isn't dead as far as we know, so I wouldn't be surprised if he resurfaces at some point

the Raven Guard are surprisingly underused despite being a 1st founding chapter, and one with a fairly interesting background + military specialisation, in particular if you consider that traitor legions with corresponding tactics like the Night Lords and Alpha Legion receive much more attention

@@paulyg405 I think currently accepted fan theory is that Corax has become a Daemon of Vengeance, stalking Lorgar like an avian Freddy Krueger.

@@KanuckStreams I was thinking, it'd be pretty funny if Corax came back as some kind of unaligned shadow daemon, or like a pirate with a collection of random human and blackshield type marines he'd collected on the galactic fringes. Or even with a pocket empire of human worlds out of contact with the Imperium. More likely, he'll come back as a face-off box set guy with a new Lorgar or some other warp thing, and the backstory will be like 'oh yeah he was hunting chaos and went a bit mental but he's back and more or less the same'. I really hate the look of the new Shrike and the vanguard primaris marines so if he does come back I'm sure the model will be awful

Hive Fleet Nautibugs.

@@euansmith3699 I'm waiting for Hive Fleet Typhon. You know they're saving that one for a century down the road when the bulk of the Tyranid hivemind shows up because it keeps wondering what pathetic little creatures keep nipping at its proverbial toes.

Go for the deep cuts and bring in Hive Fleet Morag

Hive Fleet Das Kindershredder, Das Vogel and El Croco.

@@ecyor0 not to be confused with Hive Fleet Morgawr!

Yep, it has been teased. Looks like a great centipide of sorts. Hate the name though. This imperial forces are so brainrotted that they lack proper imagination for proper names for proper foes... oh well, at least they taste decent.

I sure hope so. Love the lore of the thing already. Basically an assassin the hive mind sends when it's decided the scalpel isn't doing the job.

@@themilo1567 i do recall the rumor mill stating a centipede-like monster and or a reimagining of the now gone resin forgeworld dimacheron. Dont quote me on that though. Rummor mill.

It's better to die in digestion pools than to live under votanny.. Besides 'nids are fairly slow and predictable.. But there's no telling what the Abominable Intelligences driven by corporate interest will do and when..

How? Care to elaborate?

@@MagralhoPT It already looks like a parody of dead space, I'm sure they are also united in this, to create.

@@MagralhoPT if you don't played the game: there was living moons, which have destroyed all life in universe in order to just reproduce themselves, that is the reason why humanity can't find other life in space(that's why game called "Dead space") and they also use biomass for it and they also wanted to destroy Earth.

@@zergrush_9704 yeah Ive missed on deadspace... heard it was really good but never got around to it... world of warcraft was a harsh mistress and lost a lot to it. Have it on my bucketlist though. Thanks for explaining mate! Happy wargaming

​@@MagralhoPT the remake of the first game is pretty good, brings it in line with 2 and the good parts of 3.

‘Frankly I find the idea of a bug that thinks offensive!’ 😂

I'm torn on the matter. But, if nothing else, they do seem to be introducing new hive fleets.

I love it, because all my existing nids are already painted Leviathan colors, so I can paint the new ones to match.

I get ya but it might be to reinforce the idea that even with all it's might the imperium can't finish any foe off for good. kinda like Guilliman said in the trailer, but I get ya.

Since it's the same hive fleet it would be more accurate to call this a continuation of the 3rd war which didn't actually end instead of labeling it the 4th

You get a moon! You get a moon! Everyone gets a moon!

​@@ArbitorIanTHAT is no moon...

Where is the moon mentioned? Lore wise I mean

All it says is that good satire is always relevant. It’s in the name.

There were some good bits in the Skitarii and Cult Mechanicus codexes, like a superb defense against Tyranids with Zero casualties (they pumped promethium gas ifrom the refinery nto the upper atmosphere and lit it with neutron lasers burning up all incoming spores) being filed away as "Anomalous" and forgotten, or a war started for purely combat data had the secret data complex storing all the data filled with ferrocrete and turned into a bunker losing all the data the war was for.

Wasn't it all but confirmed that the Magnus kerfuffle that screwed over the Emperor's webway project or the golden throne basically acted/act like a psychic lighthouse telling the nids that "there's food here"?

It's a theory, as is the lighting of the Pharos during the Heresy (which makes sense as the first two fleets come from the East). But yeah, it's all theories

If there was any doubt about debunking the theory that the nids were running away from something, I do believe that both leviathan incursions prove it false. You dont run away towards what is pursuing you. Nids are comming from all directions at this point. So no, they are not runing from something.

My opinion is they're running away from lifeless galaxies looking for more food. That's why they approach from different angles many years apart from each other. If they were truly fleeing some sort of threat they would all be heading towards us from the same direction. I suspect there's more hive fleets currently munching their way through other galaxies around the milky way and they will eventually make their way here if the other fleets don't manage to eat everything first. The only question is how big will the new fleets be. If they've managed to devour lots of other galaxies before arriving at the milky way it could be game over for the imperium. I don't think there's some kind of big bad monster out there scaring the Tyranids towards the milky way, they're just hungry and want more food.

Ikr!? Effing adorable!

They were my second, i started with Genestealer Invasion Force (Space Hulk plus a metal Patriarch) then expanded it into a Genestealer Cult. Advaced Space Crusade and Tyranid Attack had me start to build a Tyranid Army at the end of 1st edition and i played both in 2nd. Tyranids carried me through from then when GSC were squatted till Knights and Mechanicus took over as my main army, but i still got the Leviathan Box on release and Overkill got me the basis of the new GSC. Soon i plan to dust off ,y old bugs and get those new plastic painted up.

Its been rumored that we do with the codex release

He needs a new Tyranid Hivefleet. He lost his because of that bloody bell.

*adopts deadpan Wet Leg voice* Are your Gribbles Chittered? Would you like us to assign someone to Chitter your Gribbles?

And we dont stop comming!

Necrons: "Five more minutes..." Hits snooze for a centruy.

It's cos they've all got the same bloody images! EASY!

​@@ArbitorIanthats what we get for not having enough lore to get more than fanart. Loved the cute gaunt!

Hey the Necrons had ancient superweapons too!