WHY DO SO MANY DIED THIS YEAR???? BRUH

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Shit, two legendary Commissars dead in the same year...

"The commissar is dead?!? K-Keep fighting, he may be faking it! For the emprah!"

Damn. Another great Commissar.

I personal favorite is Lord Commissar "I shout the PTSD out of my Guardsmen" Bern.

And for once they aren’t shooting their own men.

too bad the majority of the films were complete dogshit

hehe

Seriously... I would prefer Holt over anyone else alive today.

He would have to call for a second shipment of bullets to get through all the disiplinary sanctions

And say, " Choose you're next actions, with exceptional care. "

There was one man brave and foolish enough to do it... he is no more.

@@AleksandrSpiritwolf it's commissar holt himself

@@dave-topic9609 only commissar holt can slap commissar holt, but then commissar holt would be a heretic and commissar holt would then exacute commissar holt

2 bloody HERETICS disliked - but fortunately were bitchslabbed by commissar smackerer of governors holt for their ineptitude

He actually did have a situation kind of like this. Cain was part of a relief force sent to help out a planet undergoing a rebellion. He figured out the bad guys were (I think) Tyranid mutant cultists, who were faking out the PDF into thinking they were actually several different rival rebel groups. This meant the PDF's strategy was all out of whack: defending places that didn't need it, attacking strong points the rebels didn't care about, leaving weak points where they thought the rebels were more focused on each other, being completely confused about rebel movements, that sort of thing. When Cain pointed out that the various "rebel" groups were really just one cultist army trying to fake out the defenders, the PDF general in charge was so embarrassed by the failure that he immediately relinquished command and turned himself over for court martial, unless Cain would prefer to exact justice himself right then and there. Cain told him he wasn't going to get out of cleaning up his mess _that_ easily and refused to take over, keeping the general not just still alive, but still in charge of the defense. That turned out to be a good move, since once the general knew what he was dealing with, the PDF (backed up by a double handful of kill teams from the Reclaimers Astartes chapter for high-risk surgical strikes) wiped out the cultists in short order. ...Well, more or less wiped them out, anyway. Tyranid genestealer cults are one of those gifts that keeps on giving. Still, they were trimmed back to being a problem for another century to worry about at worst. With that sort of timeline before the problem comes up again, it's about as likely to come from a fresh genestealer infiltration as it is from the old cult's survivors rebuilding it - that is, not really any more vulnerable than any other Imperial world.

@@tba113 do you happen to remember what happened to the general in question? Did he redeem himself by fixing his mistake or did he still turn himself in?

@@Roberto577_One from my understanding, the general in question (once convinced of his mistake) redeemed himself... though this is like eighth-hand knowledge here.

@@TheTrueAdept ha lol. Had to read back my comment since it's been a year. Thanks for the answer though mate!

@@tba113 The PDF commander was actually a huge asset to the Imperium. Loyal, willing to take the ultimate punishment for his failure without really being on trial for it and most importantly of all he learned from his mistakes. Plus given the situation and the typical Imperial skirmish, you can’t really blame him for his initial assessments. Genestealer cults have brought down more competent and knowledgeable worlds. Cain on the other hand already had a wealth of experience and knowledge, was old as hell and by his own admission “spent most of his career just trying to survive” which other than maintaining his celebrity dictated his thought process and how he engaged situations. An planetary officer only seeking to crush a minor but effective rebellion for the glory of his emperor probably would never see the true threat, or never wanted to imagine a worse case scenario as humans tend to do.

Can I ask, what is this game called ?

@@thegrandpotato6014 Warhammer 40,000 Final Liberation

Interestingly, he actually does. Commissars can take over any position of military authority they need to and Governor is a military position. It's just that if one does something like this, they need to be damn sure that in the aftermath their actions will be deemed justified by the authorities in question. They also cannot keep the rank; It's basically agreed that a Commissar that needs to execute and take over for a rank like General basically only keeps the rank until the crisis is settled and a replacement can be organized, be it by promotion or someone being shipped over. Honestly, I think Commissar Holt is being politically minded in the sense that he didn't just shoot the Governor then and there; The official report can read that an inexperienced at war governor wisely handed over military matters to a more veteran commissar rather the 'Commissar executed and supplanted governor'.

@@MrTroves Very good interpretation of the lore!

Incorrect well with in his remit to shoot him in the face

I like to think a half of a Commissars job is bullshitting to victory and spinning something in an optimistic way

*slaps you* COMMISSAR COLT!

But it DOES look cool though.

It's his Hommissar Colt.

It's a 1911 covered in various bits.

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Who is Digby?

@@ProphetChuck8471 Go watch Rimmy Downunder Gaming's Fusterclucks in ArmA 3: Cadian XXth. That is where you will find your answer.

Digby is the aprentice to Holts master, true he has instructed Sisters of Battle in the proper prayers to use, but he has yet to give an Ultramarine attitude till they took the hint and fucked off, on that day Digby will be the master

"It was very lonely on the russian front!"

Looked like a damn squirt gun

I prefer this design than the more blocky Cadian patterns...

It old 40k game called warhammer 40k final liberation

RIP

Looks more like a Hi Power. Regardless, its probably a rubber prop gun. Even by the 90s they wouldn't go to the effort of buying and butchering a real firearm for a prop in a low budget FMV likely filmed in the UK.

A colt for holt.

It's the grim dark universe and future..get use to it

​@@IAMELIPHASa hommissar for a commissar

...'Cause it's from that era?

because it is?

Nope, and there never will!

I believe it's the old epic warhammer 40,000 final liberation computer game.

It is 40k, from the game Final Liberation

Final Liberation. Old 40k RTS game.

Larry Rew, he passed away last year

Warhammer 40.000: Final Liberation. At the moment of this writing, on gog for like 1 USD.

I mean a commissar is a pretty high rank. He can probably have whatever sidearm he pleases.

No, but afaik we don't see Schenge again after this

The game Warhammer 40.000: Final Liberation. At the moment of this writing, on gog for like 1 USD.

Final Liberation

WH40K:Final Liberation A game.

I want to know too this is pretty cool.... though the commissar will shoot him we all know it, the guy reeks of cowardice!

It's from Warhammer 40k: final liberation