Can't wait to see what's in store!

Alright you rejects! Which one of you left the Oven on? Bill was it you again?

What's GPTV?

Can you post the link to the interview?

Heard pre-orders might get in on the 17th?

THE EMPEROR PROTECTS

For the Emperor!

You can't stop disease and death.. join father nurgle, let him take away your pain.. jooiinn ussss

@@morbidone88 *LOADS HEAVY FLAMER WITH RIGHTEOUS INTENT*

@@merekgrimaldus9865 consider us stopped... for now... 🤢

as a vet of IRL military shit, we always like to laugh about shit.

I personally loved the nearly completely universal respect for Ogryn naming, having seen very few names with more than a single syllable. Tim, Thonk, Gun, and the like.

Psyker - Exsisting

@@noahloyd9176 my favorite name was just "Dunk" when I asked why he said "cus dats de sound me club makes"

I always felt there is much humor in grimdark, yes it's a meat grinder of depressing shit but the sheer ridiculousness and madness of it all is the point, look at the orks for hilarity... But its still got much humor... I think the only faction that doesn't have much funny is the 'Nids... And even there, there are some but rare funny quirks...

Like Davey Jones!

Ol' Papa Nurgle

@@kevinhill8193 "Life is Cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?"

He's been known to phone it in at times. Fell Cargo was a turd. Although I really liked Eisenhorn/Ravenor/Gaunt's Ghosts/Double Eagle.

He’s the best black library has

That's like a streets of rage mechanic lol

That mod wasn't just pretty, it was useful to know at a glance what others are bringing.

Agreed. In a more cartoony world I don't mind that sort of thing, but in a game like this, especially one so heavily based on miniatures too, I really appreciate that kind of immersion.

You say that but ive never seen a space marine with an ammo pouch how tf that bro gonna reload

@candyman Yeah that's called quality and passion. Sadly it's not the case anymore.

List will probably come soon, it seems the right time

124, for the algo

@@Luetin09 love your videos mate. PS: what's the song you used in the intro?

Mull over I think the saying goes, not mold over. But you’re right, it’s been a pleasure to see such content! 😊

His Rophanon video has become a lullaby for me to sleep. His voice despite the absolute horrors of the grim dark will coo anyone to sleep. (in a good way!!)

I like more the irony of heretics and inquisitors being bundled together.

Can't have one without the other. It's just "being a bit naughty" until someone stamps the heresy label on it

Same brother, same.

And Boltgun is right around the corner in '23

my family less so lol

@@Luetin09 ahh the perils of being the Loremaster

@@Luetin09 More loremasters in the making!

@@Luetin09 treat them and show that it's for them after all :) Love your work and your intro into this universe for me. Fantastic stuff. Got me through the hardest part of my life

By treat them, I mean like take them out for a lovely lunch or a gift. I already assumed that you already treat your family with extraordinary amounts of affection

beep boop

stop stealing my toaster's.

Blessings? From the loremaster? PURGE THE HERETIC!

he can read me a bedtime story any/every night

i thought it came out on the 30th?

@@crash833 when you preorder it, you get to play on the 17th

Oh wow, didn't even noticed. And I've got the entire Gaunt / Ravenor / Eisenhorn collection.

@@0bzen22 yeah, I listen to way to much Audible to not instantly catch his voice lol. He also did one of the Ogryn voice presets too (so you know which one I am most likely going to use lol).

40k lore is so fun to get lost in

Every enemy is Nurgle-devoted. They have a devblog explaining the traitor guard forces, the Moebian Sixth, and its history.

I just wish beasts of nurgle could be enemies. Big miss by fatshart

They actually on of the bosses in the game.@@kermitgrover

He is not.. But also, has come to understand just how rigid it all is, and how difficult it would be to change it. He accepts it, for now at least... given the greater threats that mankind is facing.

@@JRufu That said I'm pretty sure none of them are willing to be the first Inquisitor to push their luck and find out how being casual about mass genocide can tick off the lord regent.

Whatever Girlyman thinks, at this point the Inquisition is a necessary evil.

@@Orvect Necessary, but not limitless.

@@DetectiveLance Limitless? What are you referring to? The authority of the Inquisition? I smell some heresy here and I like it.

Yes! Audio is on point, a Warhammer game that doesn't sound like it was all made by one guy in a broom closet on a budget of two coconuts and a pack of coffee filters.

Imagine this - but waves of nids.

@@Luetin09 if only SM2 had coop! I'm hoping the mod community releases reskins for every faction. When I played L4D I had resident evil skins on the zombies. Made it terrifying!

I'm sure the Plague Marines aren't far behind

im hoping for ORks in a later release, followed by Necrons, then Nids.

@@Mr0PT1C Nah dude Genestealer cults, makes more sense for the inquisition to be fighting them

@@jaystar6357 While i completely agree with you, i just have requests.

Totally feel you, Casey. I hope you're appreciated for your hard work

Yeh I feel it man.... most of us are in the same spot .... you nailed the timing ... after work you get home, shower, eat then have about 6 or max 7 hours for leisure then go to sleep just to wake up and do it all over again .... unless you got a majorly great career which requires a LOT of luck or getting yourself into an insurmountable level of debt to get a college degree .... that is the average life and it sucks... so don't feel so alone.

Lol I won an award at work specifically just so I could turn it in to get a week off for this game

Its been - more stable I will say. Which is a good thing.

"Aaaaaaaaaah, what's a chaos goooooooooooooooooud-*BLAM!!!*"

This is something that the 40k community (especially the sub-Reddit) doesn’t understand at all. Before humans even evolved, the galaxy was this brutal.

@@TheSpicyLeg Well reddit isn't exactly known for its consistency. But jokes aside, the Imperium uses the Ends Justify the Means approach. Which unfortunately is quite necessary to ensure humanity's future. We're in this for the species boys and girls!

The squad, about to be overrun by cultists and traitor soldiers: "Whos brilliant idea was it to send us into this Mission with a karking servitor?" "Hey, at least we can all get a warm cup of Recaff before we get massacred."

Interesting, thanks for sharing! I love it when I can learn little tidbits from the comments section

@@DPham1 You are welcome. In university, I learned that from 1608-1868, Japan may have counted as perhaps the first police state in human history -- not the first dictatorship, but the first police state. Tokugawa Ieyasu set up the system with heavy focus on very strict rules and extensive internal surveillance. Ieyasu had an extreme, cold and pragmatic desire to stop any further civil wars and mass death. After all, although there were some limited exceptions, there had mostly been the most terrible civil wars in Japan all the way from 1467 to 1615. Aftward, every citizen knew Tokugawa authorities used extremely harsh physical penalties very often -- much more than most other countries then. It’s interesting, but records show for example that almost nobody even tried to escape from prison, even if there were a great opportunity like a fire or earthquake -- neither disaster was uncommon in Japan. Prisoners followed the correctional officers’ instructions, knowing that if they ran away and had to be recaptured, they’d die very horribly for what they had done. The authorities also tended to give convicts tattoos, so they could be recognized and people would shun them. This backfired, because then the convicts knew that on account of their tattoos, they’d face discrimination and it’d be hard for them to get honest work. Some criminals travelled to offshore islands or were exiled to them, becoming coastal pirates and stuff like that. Japan had no real navy then. The government had destroyed any and all large ships because they did not want citizens to leave Japan. Back then, Japanese leaders tended to think that foreign ideas might be part of a conspiracy to make their government weak, to take over, and to destroy Tokugawa family rule. Among the banned foreign ideas, Christianity used to be forbidden in Japan by the same reasoning that Christianity had to be a conspiracy. It was easy to point to all these other places victimized by Westerners, so back then it seem reasonable to see Christianity as a threat. It was not unheard-of for some Westerners to point to their own rivals -- trading competitors who came from other Western countries, telling the Japanese that those from another Western country really were conspiring to destroy Japan. Some Westerners hoped to make more money with Japanese coal, Japanese silver, and trade goods --- and so they lied about their trade competitors, hoping that the Japanese would throw those competitors out of the country. The Japanese government even hired some criminals to gamble with people who did public works projects, giving the government back a percentage of what the criminals won from the workers and allowing the government to save money. One can see how, at that time, the Japanese government policy was: “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?” And here you see the Imperium of man, asking, “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?” 🤔

@@hoffenwurdig1356 Very interesting, I didn't know a lot of this about Japan. I do know they were always very wary of outside influence. Speaking of Christianity, did you ever see that move "Silence?"