Stage left - your such a video guy 🙄😆

The artwork at 3:42 shows it on the right, although that's one of GW's early designs.

I had an acquaintance that worked as a theater technician while becoming an airplane pilot. His instructor was not amused by the “right” vs. “stage right” confusion. The air traffic controller was equally irritated.

This is the video equivalent of that one edge highlight that is slightly off. You always see it... it's always there... It's very small but out of everything in the squad you see it every time. Meanwhile the comments section "What? Oh."

Omg how did you get that wrong your such a hobby tourist

Exactly. I remember a time when Iron Hands could have terminator sgts leading the squads. I did a terminator sgt for each of my tac and dev squads, but now I have to put them in a single squad. I kept the old squad markings on them, though.

Correct me if i am wong venerable brother the prototype terminator armor Lord Manus created was powered by a radioactive fuel source and actually caused damage to the individual wearer or am I mistaken?

@@brooklynkeith2877A SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR EXACTING THE WILL OF THE THRONE, BROTHER.

So you rolled a "one" then? XD

Same. Terminators are a perfect combination of design and lore!

Absolutely, stuff like Space Hulk really gave terminators that special mystique

When i heard you could have an all terminator army, i immediately bought a dark angels codex

Don’t you mean, “Terminators have always left a hole in my heart.” 🤔🧐🤷‍♂️

Mine too.. Very good game. And I have Tyranid attack. Anyone know where I can get some 3D sculpt prints for the organs?

Heheheh, I still remember the day the postie rang and delivered my 1st Edition Space Hulk box... I was watching Aliens at the time, I was kinda obsessed with that movie as a kid :D

@@jack-a-lopium Yes! Space Hulk was a loving grim-dark 40K homage to the fantastic "Aliens" film. Wonderful memories. ; )

@@davidk6269 oh yes natural progression, aliens films then space hulk game 😁 good fun!

I remember that reference. It's meant to explain the old prototype "not saturine" mini being painted in Ultramarines colors.

The problem the Traitors had during the HH, the Scouring, the Legion Wars in Eye of Terror and finally the breaking of Traitor legions, then later the Black Crusades. Is that resources for the Traitor legions were even more strained than the loyalists. This is because the loyalists were fighting a defensive war and other than the shattered the legions. The surviving loyalist legions were at full strength, while the Traitor legions lost 1/3 of legions after purging their loyalist members before the start of the Heresy. Which it has been stated a few times in the HH novels that many in the Traitor legions, including Horus himself, thought the purged loyalists were some of their best troops. Then once the HH was lost, even with the Hereteks joining the Traitors in the Eye of Terror. The Traitors had to basically rebuild their industrial base from scratch, with just the surviving resources left in shattered remains of Alderi Crone worlds and what ever they brought with them to the Eye. While the surviving Traitor legions were ripping themselves apart with in fighting and legion wars over remaining slaves/resources. Plus the Dark Mechanicum Hereteks had no loyalty to Traitor legions and it was purely transactional relationship with them even by the time of the 13th Black Crusade. Unlike the Adeptus Mechanicus and Adeptus Astartes, along with the rest of the IoM. This meant the Traitor legions main goals during their conflicts with the IoM and loyalist Space Marines. Is basically resource raids for raw materials, ships, power armor, terminator armor, gene-seed and slaves.

It's been millennia ago, Legions have updated their arsenals. Oddly enough, they get Indomitus armor suits but no thunder hammers + storm shields, assault cannons and cyclone launchers.

Make some elves in terminator armour. Problem solved!

Everybody, even enemy Astartes always react with a “OH SHIT, WE’RE FUCKED” whenever Terminators show up.

@@linusw2901 a space marine army that is just a bunch of eldar corsairs who killed marines and stole their armor... I'm just crazy enough to consider it

They already have with the Contemptor deadnoughts. They are quite the evolution but elements do carry over design wise

@@LordKallig Ahh, okay... but I meant those old-style dreads with the big mouths and the crazy arms with no shoulders... ohhhh, those were named Contemptors, right? I see. Shame cos they don't look anything like the old Contemptors, hahah :sadface:

Artificer is just fancy and extremely well made power armour. It's kept to a higher standard so grants greater protection but doesn't have any of the energy shielding or enhanced fibre bundles that terminator plate features

I think a lore response would be that they just don't have enough/can't produce enough to outfit squads that way, but a tactical reason would be that squads move as fast as the slowest member, and a marine in terminator armor would be much slower than the rest of his squad.

Deathwatch Kill Teams can and do, but in previous editions, squad sergeants could take terminator armour. Doing so now could be fun. In 30k, it'd add an extra wound and an invulnerable save to squad leaders, but only Tartaros would be able to keep up with the rest of the squad.

From what I've heard, the Dark Angels (and successors) are one of the few Imperium groups who can make _new_ Terminator suits. A capability they, of course, are loath to share with other chapters. Both for the tactical advantage, and because hoarding technology is just what the Dark Angels do.

It's very rarely used, mostly only in surprise attacks. It sends you through the warp and there's a good chance you'll end up somewhere else than you intended

It used to be canonical, way back in 2nd ed. Now, I don't know.

It varies. At one point it was the reason they had a 5++, but pre-Heresy terminators and chaos terminators get a 5++ too so it's not that! Generally, it looks like the 'Emperor's Armour' lore is now a semi-mythological thing in-world.

It's probably like relics in the real world where there were so many fragments of the true cross you could make several crosses out them.

@@101Mant And enough "nails from the true cross" to build a house.

maintenance*

Why would they want or need it? Power armour doesn't really fit their tactical doctrine of long-range engagements and hit-and-run attacks.

@dankirk25 because melee is more common than they expect, it would let them carry heavier weapons, just more protective for the troops.

The name Saturnine exists and the round shouldered prototype exist without a canon name. Some people connect the two but it's not canonized.

Yup! Third party STL makers jumped on it years ago, but everything since has suggested it isn't the case.

They hoard so much tech the emperor gave them I wont doubt if they even hoarded STCs

The suits it was developed from were - maintenance suits for spaceship engines.