That quote had me in stiches XD Arch, your writing for your vids are fucking hilarious, good sir!

TheStabbyBrit Same can be said for Tyranids

Good one. I like your point

16:17

Not accurate at all. We don’t fight wars alongside our Lego. A closer comparison would be service dogs or horse overturning us

@@bigshirley8658 Except that the difference between a human and an animal is far less than the difference between the Necrontyr and a bloody STAR GOD. We're not gods compared to horses and dogs. Both can kill us relatively easily. A single Necron has no chance against a C'Tan. Also I don't believe the C'Tan were fighting alongside the Necrons in as much as they were just pointing them at their targets.

@@DTSephiroth 💯💯💯👍

Yes.

You need to build additional pylons. Every Protos ever.

I thought it was a StarCraft reference and i was right

In the pipe. 5 by 5.

mastershake42019 I just had to explain this was an Easter egg from alien 2 into SC... One of my favorites as a Terran main :p

Jacob Gamm so basically going hollow in dark souls?

@@eriktruchinskas3747 other way around

Same with the sigmarines, but better.

You could combine old and new lore together for a nice little head canon

That does sound a lot more tragic, I'm surprised GW didn't keep that canon.

I got that reference

@Jonathan Stiles climate changes, so what?

Red vs Blue? I do not remember that quote.

@@H-to-O climate change is inevitable, to be honest we should be changing the planet to suit our needs. For it to be a bit warmer isnt the worst thing. During warm periods on earth you humanity flourishes but during cold periods there is disease famine ect. The thing is we need to balance ourselves out. Soon enough we should be able to regulate our climate through terraforming so I'm not the biggest doomsday the sky is falling type when it comes to that. Think about a green Antarctica or sahara. In my opinion pollution in the form of plastic, soda cans, foam cups, oils and chemicals is the more immediate threat we need to get a handle on.

@@robkrieg8301 If Antarctica becomes green that means all its ice is in the sea. Which means flooding on an unprecedented scale.

And that's the things that don't want to mutate you into the servitude of entities that induce madness of one stripe or another.

@@singletona082 Ah yes the well known 40Kchoice between instant death, fatal torture, and insanity. The tau maybe nicer, they will give you a job if you work for them, but they are fascists... like the imperium of man. But being a fascist in Wh40k is like being the good guys in a regular setting, since the Chaos Gods, the SM-Elves and the Tyranides are far worse than that.

@@ABW941 There is literally nothing wrong with being fascist, but aside from that, yeah tau are pretty cool

Volvirth Arguably the emperors love for mankind as a whole is the motivation for his actions.

@@benito9635 Yes there is. Fascist are impossible to live with. For the good of humanity, all fascists must die. SM-elves on the other hand...

2 years late but its very complex.

Don't know if you went down the rabbit hole, but yes, it goes on and on and on. The Orcs are the funniest and silly - like, absolutely absurd - but there is some really great, sad, depressing, but also in some ways hopeful mythology in this fantasy universe. The Tau seem like a waste of time to me, but I love almost every other bit of lore.

@@inthefade Fuck you I love tau 😠

@@empresscleo1313 Give TAU some time and they might create an anime to light up 40k universe...

@@s.w.k.f.-nlmmdlessu4011 YES, BIG TAU ANIME TEDDY 😈

*Brandishes power sword*

HERESY

its gross , its racist .

+Catasstrophy Except me. I'm too glorious and shiny.

by the empraaa , did you wrote a fucking essay ?

@kkthxk judging by his model ... probably

*old robot yells at c'tan*

​@@notinspectorgadgetCTan steals sun. Mayor offers sacrifice.

Not so much unite more of just. Hey we don't shoot you don't shoot us ok good. Much like what you said with the blood angles i believe it was

shit i figure in the end it will be down the Humans and the Necrons against the Nids, and the Necrons want to get bodies back...considering the Nids want to consume all living material, this is a no brainer, they'd help the empire

+Brass 'n Barrels Firearms Channel the tyranids avoid necron worlds.

Mortato Doesnthaveasurname yep..even those fucking roaches know whos really in charge

+Brass 'n Barrels Firearms Channel I don't see why the necrons would care about they tyrannids then.

Petulant man child can you please come back and lead the black crusades?

All preise to the bridge god his rambler arch .... i know im gonna work forever in the salt mine but .... Is the imperator video gonna be next ( since you starter write it down)?

LONGER VIDS

Praise to the bridge god who funnels our enemy's into mortar friendly clumps and foils our enemy's numeric superiority

A lore video! All hail the might Arch :D

un-fucking-likely...

i also believed that the necrons (not necrontyr because as you mentioned they interestelar travel kind of suck ) used high tech ftl that was not related to the warp

well. there is tomb-worlds that have life on them, quite a few .

@@Plankensen you're not wrong, as a matter of fact I believe gorkamorka is a tomb world

@@Plankensen Some tomb worlds regained life. Many of them are dead, which are the ones the Tyranids avoid. I think it might just be because the Tyranids sense that there is nothing to devour.

I think that it’s more that the Tyranids know that they would never win attacking a Necron tomb world. As the Nercrons are actively trying to wipe out all of the Tyranids so they can have bodies they can inhabit again.

Seing that they created the Eldar I must say...like father like son.

"People call me a lot of things and the most jerkish of them accuse me of being 'The Deceiver' but I've decided to own that, so it won't constrain me." Notice the actual meaning of what is said here. Yeah, The Deceiver is smooth but not brilliant.

It's full name is Mephet'ran the Deceiver right? The Necron Codex states Mephet'ran means "The Messenger" in Necron Language.

Alex Martinovitch haha fool me once , shame on me

He had this title previously of the parlay or got the title After it ?

@@philippfelixkerberbomm832 After

By the time the Necrontyr walked themselves into those soul-rending easy-bake ovens, they weren't really in a position to choose one option or the other, also the Necrontyr who got turned into unliving automatons were not the same ones that first got off of their godawful planet... heck they were probably thousands of generations apart from those first explorers.

It's not like the C'tan overly advertised the whole "you'll be turned into essentially mindless slaves entirely different from your original selfs" part. They simply told the Necrontyr "We'll cure you". The C'tan didn't exactly lie, but they withheld some rather important pieces of information about HOW they planned on curing the Necrontyr. Also, at that point in Necrontyr history they didn't really have many options. They are in a civil war for dwindling ressources on a dying planet in constant pain and they just came out of a large scale war against the old ones, the ones that COULD have helped them but refused to do so. And in that situation the C'tan came to them and told them "we can solve all of these problems for you in one go." And it's not even that the ruling triarch just jumped at this chance with no though whatsoever. Remember that they took an entire year to come to a conclusion. The ruling triach absolutly knew that the C'tan were going to fuck them over, they just underestimated just how much the C'tan were going to fuck them over.

The Inquisition gave them an exception to reverse engineer Gauss weaponry. They failed miserably.

They're basically AI now, which is explicit heresy to the Adeptus Mechanicus.

Nah, the adeptus is too busy learning from old memes on how to use toasters right now. Give it another few centuries

Honestly I think the eldar are more tragic. Yeah the necrons got a bad lot in life but the fall tho, what's worse? starting with nothing and gaining nothing or having literally everything and losing it in the most spectacular fashion. And creating a sadistic deity that gets dibs on your soul when you die to boot

Spook Space such is the tale of Fallen Empires..if the Imperium don't get its shit together their next..though I agree with the OP Necrons are the most tragic race in 40k the Necrontyr was denied by the Old ones they then turn to the C'tan but they betrayed them..the Eldar had it coming to them, they have everything but squandered it just to feel new experiences..

Claystead PLEASE TRANSLATE CANNOT UNDERSTAND

What could possibly be more tragic than falling into the heretical clutches of the Archenemy? Your heresy has been redacted. BLAM!

Agreed. The argument could be made that the Eldar have it worse but I find it really hard to think it tragic when they murderfucked their empire to its downfall. The Necron/tyr started with nothing and clawed their way to make a life worth living, when a way out was offered they took the relief. Only to get screwed over when another race simply had it all. Immortality and prosperity and the means to save them. The Eldar abused their prosperity to such excess that they hoisted their own petard. It’s a similar reason as to why I liked Angron: He started with nothing and strove against his fate.

I think the problem is not that the Emporer would have issues with the warp, the Black Library books describe the Emporer as having literally wrestled against the biggest "gods" within the warp and taunted them during his "outer body experiences". The issue is that it would take him several decades to reincarnate and there's no telling if that is all it would take for the human race to snuff it under current circumstances.

@Jonathan Stiles Unless they somehow get Magnus on their side.....

@grazzer88 I think that the empower is beyond saving as their may not be anything left to come back I like the idea of another group of psyches merging their souls together in the same way that the shamans did to create the emporer

Or the Dark Throne - a unique World Engine from the Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2. Does not have a lot of weapons, but possesses a gigantic Pylon device, which, in the Necron ending, closes the Eye of Terror for good.

Are robots undead?

Pretty much reanimated corpses, if you think about it.

+Juanpablo Montalvo The Necrons were once living things which now "live" again thus they are technically undead.

At lest it's better then "terminators in space".

Did somebody mention the Chaos 'android' figures from Space Crusade...?

The pylons were reactivated by those desperate for stopping chaos.

Or at least that was the plan.

I guess it is a loophole to the not destroying the life. It is not destroyed it is still there just in a bit different shape.

except that the storing is done a hive level so if you wipe out the hive then all the supposedly stored genetic info is lost for good

It'd make them the entire plot of Halo as they'd be The Ark, The Flood, and The Halo Rings at the same time.

I'm guessing that a Tyrannid Lore video is next...that doesn't involve their equivalent of Titans.

I think its more that they judged the Necrontyr, and all other sub-Old One races, unworthy of their limitlessly powerful technology. They might have ulterior motives and turn on the Old Ones and destroy them. Which happened.

The love and death of all living things is scared we must not tamper with them as it would change who they are as a species it is there very nature for them to die and that is how they have evolved to love in die in this world. Think of it as that what's you may call it the star treks prime directive. Who care if there going to be there planet up we can't interfere with them they haven't reached a high enough tech level

@@sethgilcrist8088 well, all that moral high ground put them in quite the spot now did it

@@bojansarkanjac983 yes yes it did

They pretty much are mindless robot slaves.

but not cool

indeed

I sense heresy

i see you're an overlord of culture as well

*BY THE EMPEROR*

kingcfc1 I don’t know they seem so boring compared to orks and the imperium. They basically have no feelings. That’s so not interesting. I like even mindless tyranids more because of the total apocalyptic attacks

get back to work on that essay you guttersnipe

You can watch videos any time, you only have one chance to do well in school and be successful

What the hell are you doing in class in August anyways? Either we Frenchmen are lazy as fuck, or you just have too short a schoolday.

+Khaorix nah it started August tenth, it is my last year but still I don't want to be here

+TH3LIGHTSPOR3 august tenth!??! what kind of summer vacations end so soon!

That's not how extinction works. We have genetic code of Mammoths, but they are still extinct.

except we "could" recreate mammoths from those genetic code. how easy is determind how much of the code is complete or needs to be filled out with well elefant or other type of similar sequences. Ethics is where "why/Why not" comes in... Should we recreate somthing ? it may not fit and die again simply because what they use to eat is not here anymore. And as well as "creating" life is against several religions. So goverment doing this might find themself isolate in the world afterward.

Except we can not. DNA deteriorates

@@elvirjade4742 We can't, we can't create new life, except...we are talking about Old Ones here, which should be a piece of cake for them.

Your comment is like saying the person who steals your money is not a thief but he keeps your money intact with him lol.

If they still allow you to visit the Internet it can't be that bad...

@@Self-replicating_whatnot they force him to play fallout 76, watch T-series and read buzzfeed.

Proof there are Fates worse than death.

Nothing get's by you two, huh.

+Emil Vang Shhhhhhhh..... Their eyes need to be opened slowly for if to quickly, well it will lead to HERESY!

in universe it's actually the other way round. Some Necrons were left awake to guard the tomb worlds, for 60 fucking million years that's dedication for you, and eventually some decided to travel the galaxy and basically export Necron traditions to other races in case they got wiped out.

Warhammer 40k was made after fantasy. GW most likely just wanted an equivalent to their Tomb Kings, that would fit in their new setting. The result, Egyptian Skeletons became metal Egyptian Skeletons in Space.

GW imitating existing history and cultures? Naaah. TBH, first time I saw the Warhammer Fantasy map I laughed my ass off :D

Especialy since in the old Necon lore, one of the C'Tan could absolutly be in the command of one Hive Fleet... [ *YES,* i still want to know where this will lead us GW! ]

It also makes sense to start with necrons, they are a very old race from what i understand. Older then the Eldar in fact.

They are. The eldar was created/evolved to fight the Necrons.

Personality of the person you are listening to. It's why 50 shades of grey read by Gilbert Gottfried is so much more entertaining then the original book. If only that you can imagine Iago reading the book. :D It turns a turd into gold.

the necrons would definitely not create such a thing as they have a natural desire to return to the flesh and therefore need sentient humanoids to put their minds into.

Are you alright man?

They were getting buttfucked by the ctan and necrons

Orks iz da life of da party.

Old ones made Korks. Then the Korks devolved into orks. Korks are well..... Lets say... More diplomatic and intelligent than the orks.

They all knowing genius forgot to put a fucking OFF switch on them.

How dare you mention the 5th Chaos god, the destroyer of FLUFF! YOU HERETIC!

Matt ward must be talked about the new fans must know his sins

I always though C.S Goto as a much worse fluffs writer than Ward, at least his codex are coherent and balanced against each other.

C.S. Goto :- "you get a multi-laser, you get a multi-laser, every one gets a multi-laser!"

MATT WARD LORE !!!!!

yeah the polynesians were badass

btw, long time viewer first time commenting. This video deserves a commendation!

My headcanon is that, originally, their star was more-or-less fine. It's when it's started going to shit for one reason or another (maybe because of C'tan) they've began to suffer.

I mean, no amount of souls can save you from having every one of your atoms tipped apart via the power of the warp.

pariahs?

Then add in the fact that you have the Death Korps of krieg get them kitted up to a Necron/elder level and fuck the space Marines they'll take over the Galaxy for you because krieg..... Krieg raises armies and they Have taken down chaos Space Marines even gone toe to toe with the forces of chaos armed with only a semi automatic flashlight ( #96 Lucius pattern) and shovel oh and with no body armor.

@@lucasbeck1391 yeah I noted a absence of the fact they literally implanted tech in organics that millennia later can still be used to make strong soldiers.

are there even black holes in warhammer?

There should be at least one at the center of the Milky Way since 40k takes place in the future of our world.

I guess there are. But I assume GW replaced them all with warp rifts.

C'tan have complete control over the material realm: They CREATE blackholes. Tossing them into one is basically like giving them a steak dinner.

@@KnightsWithoutATable Assuming the WARP doesn't break General Relativity. Which I think it might, as it allows the exchange of information above the causal limit.

I'd deviate from the obvious path in that the Tyrannids are indeed a creation, but not a finished one. Maybe they were a terraforming creation made by the Old Ones or another one, but before they could finish their work the creator got killed, but the base Tyrannid was made and started to make a purpose for it's own. The idea about them having a creator hangs in with that while it could happen naturally what the Tyrannids are... up to the point that they would never leave their home planet without something externally handing them the bio mass data for their interplanetary travel.

I guess you hated the idea because you haven't dove into the lore of your beloved Tyranids. As the guy above said, the Tyranids are an incomplete creation. They were originally a fail safe incase the other creations of the old ones turned against them. Anyways, the Tyranids evolved overtime and have gained "sentience", turning them into what they are now.

wait..what? how do you know that? is that about the whole new art style thing or ..somthin I haven't heard yet?

Slap to the past xD. The game is bullshit. Do not trust SEGA with anything.

Their 10 foot cocks and english accents

They became perfect after the coming of the 5th chaos god, Matt ward.

+thealiencommunicator Are you accusing a loyalist Chapter of Heresy? We demand your evidence!

Jon De Oliveira Uhhh, The evidence..... is in my car.... let me go get it (Hurries off to his car, coming back with a photograph of matt ward) Here is a sighting of the 5th chaos god inquisitor.

thealiencommunicator​ You only achieved in bringing photographic Heresy of the highest order into this judiciary altar! This proves not that the Space Smurfs are receiving unholy assistance, it only made this entire system worthy of multiple Exterminatii! Don't you think that we tried to find guilt on the "way too perfect" Ultrasmurfs at least 14 times a year? By this point, one would think they will be the ones to resurrect the Emperor and Maccrage will be the new holy planet, all after they casually stroll into the Eye of Terror and murder all the Gods!

Separate videos of course.

They like fire...

I'd love it, but there are bits he says here and there which makes me think he won't be the best at doing Lore on the Adepta Sororitas or the Ecclesiarchy. Which is sad because I do quite love them, and unfortunately most everyone who does Lore that I've seen completely derps on those subjects and just feeds the stupidity out there about them.

+Hitomi Salazar So what do you think about his video on the Sororitas?

Well it was less about the Sisters Sororitas and more about the lead up and Age of Apostasy but this makes sense considering his general patterns. I mean he covered the War in the Heavens before covering Orks because as he said, context was needed. All in all I was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't exactly what I had hoped for but it wasn't exactly the one sided lambasting and going "Faith is stupid, the emperor hates faith!" that I typically hear from people when they cover the Ecclesiarchy. It pulled as well from the version of the lore that the Ecclesiarchy is inherently greedy asshats before the Thorian Reformation. Which to be fair, some sources have said that so yeah. Don't blame him. He did take one moment to point out though that it was more a "people in power" thing than "Faith is evil", which was appreciated. So yeah, pleasantly surprised. Considering bits like on his Tyranids Planetary Invasion video he dismissed Sisters Sororitas as "... yeah they'll just kamikaze into the Tyranids and accomplish nothing" and a few other tidbits he's said here or there. I felt a bit too much was emphasized on the Leticio Divinatus which I mostly blame the Horus Heresy Novel series for. In the lore I remember originally reading it pointed out that the Imperial Cults weren't really a thing until Post Heresy. And that while many groups held up that book as a guiding text, it was by no means "THE" text. It wasn't a Bible, Qoran, Torah, etc. And the "Temple of the Savior Emperor" which was eventually the dominant cult that became the Ecclesiarchy over a millennia post Heresy didn't seem to have TOO much connection to it, in that they didn't follow it as a dogmatic text. That and in particular we don't actually know what that text really covers. I mean think of the fact that Guilliman's Codex Astartes fills an entire library with thousands of tomes on a topic as (relatively) concrete and direct as Warfare. How much do we think Lorgar who was the Master of Faith among the Primarchs might have written in his tome? Is it even really just one tome or is it some three million odd pages of philosophical ramblings, thought experiments, meditative techniques, etc? Because I could totally believe that. But in the Horus Heresy they tend to treat the Leticio Divinatus as if it's one book widely published in pocket size that has not been edited/culled/is a greatest quotes compilation of. And that the Imperial Cult is already in full Swing as the Heresy gets rolling. It's a matter of conjecture and I admit, but it does sound more plausible to me that the copies cultists are bandying about are basically like the pocket Codex Astartes that Space Marines carry around. A small selection of quotes designed to inspire thought, sort of a "Most Inspirational Thoughts" compilation than the direct copy of the volumes or just a cliff notes "Here's the concrete rules" sort of thing. We can kind of see that sort of tendency as well with the Tactica Imperialis. When it is quoted in lore, it tends not to be a direct "You shall affix bayonets and charge if you outnumber the enemy 5 to 1" or something quote. But just thoughts meant to inspire tactical thought in the most broad of terms like "Strike quickly, a war is most easily won when the enemy does not even know its fighting". So what is the Leticio Divinatus? What does it actually say? Does it just go "Emperor is a god, worship him, here is how" or does it say things like "Is a man better off standing alone against the terrors of the battlefield and the hardships of live, or better off knowing that there is a benevolent, powerful figure who watches over him? Is he better off more self reliant, or better off empowered by the faith in things greater than himself?".