Wait is Ivan his real name?

No comrade, is joke because russians are funny

We are funny right until you make us angry

Fun fact some t34s actually could crawl along the bottom of rivers in order to cross them

Ahh Russian Engineer, agressive on the eyes but extremely practical in nature.

DEJA VU I'VE JUST BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE

That was my exact thought

Crab rave lol

@@RoxyGotMoxy. *crab click clacks intensifies*

And the reason is the difference in pressure and resistance.

Perfect example of madlads such as this wonderful "friendly" madlad named Lathrix

changes the name of the game to “Into the Depths”

Literally become the name of the title.

Would be interesting if YOU were in a fleet that has factories for these on ship. It would be an interesting idea.

@@gabrielshu1524 Just has a hatch on the bottom that opens up and drops them.

Release the kraken

Or "the siren" Because they lure sailors into deep water and drown them.

Or kraken cause of the "tentacles"

we are gonna need thema nd soem crab for res colection maybe a turtle

or bobbit worm, it's an aquatic worm that buries itself in the sand and then, when a fish gets near, lurches up and grabs the fish with its large mandibles (this thing feels kinda familiar for some reason)

I just call em seamines.

Lathrix before: *accidently drags a ship under the water once* Lathrix now: hipity hopity this ship is now my property

Your as safe as a green skin in a imperium camp

Not lathrix, drunkthix made them!

Crewmate before: Coast is clear. Crewmate after: Huh. So is the water. Also that crewmate was fired while drowning. Something we can all appreciate

@@evangiorgio816 wait, could those mine thins possibly work on AIRBORNE TARGETS?!? IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES OF THOSE THINGS.

Heh... I have things for cariers... and this gives me idea for super cheasy submarine carier...

We should call them gators because that's the same thing gators do they either crush your spine or normally grab and pull you underwater

yeah, i built a sub that was designed to shoot up into the barely armored hull bottom, i used guns bc of the super cavitation base that nearly entirely negates the water penalty

@@sintraficusgeneralof5thbat922 This would prompt the creation of an even bigger and meaner one of these things called a Croc.

top, front, and side armor thickness: ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| bottom and rear armor thickness: |

You shall not have 69 likes.

@@mopsbackupaccount5128 Why? Why must you curse him like this?

@@blizzardkiehn2508 I want to see the world of bad jokes burn, good thing I will still be in the world of even tarrobler jokes (an even tarrobler joke)

You deserve all the likes

account your plan has failed

Quick question, why thank the Wyvern?

@@fusroda_2046 It’s part of the lore I created for one of my other projects, it doesn’t trave much to do with FTD but I say it as a religion-neutral expletive. You can find it all over my comments, so it’s not exclusive to Lathland But to explain it more: Long ago, there were species of all kinds, but the controlling factions were the Dragons and the Wyverns. The Dragons were tied to this realm, giving them more power, eventually they became so powerful, they almost rivalled the creator gods, but those gods are just a myth, as far as we know. The Wyverns, however, were partially tied to the Ethereal Relam, and thus had more magic ability, but less strength. On a day know as ‘The Choice’ all known Wyverns gave up their spiritual powers in favour of more reliable forms. The war then began. Humans and Dragons and Wyverns all fought for reasons that have been lost to time. Some Wyverns assumed Human forms, and had off spring. After a long and gruelling war, the most powerful Wyvern and the leader of the Wyverns known as ‘Lavander’ separated an entire continent only for Wyverns and the decedents of Wyverns to live in peace and isolation. This single handedly saved the Wyvern race, as Humans and Dragons would have certainly killed them all had they had enough time. And so that is why we thank The Great Wyvern Lavander, as he saved us all form the brink of death

Coward Tank: The Keelhaul is one of the few defensive vehicles built by the cult, launched either from dedicated carriers or special stations on shore, their small size and slow approach belie their true threat. Keelhauls crawl along the very bottom of Neter’s oceans, striking the poorly defended undersides of whatever draws too close with heavy torpedoes, or ambushing landed units with missiles to block their retreat. Their defenses are sub-par, especially by the high standards of the Cult, instead it relies upon its lower-than-a-submarine depth and surprising stealth to strike unprepared targets where most weapons cannot reach and often from angles the detection system for torpedoes cannot effectively track. Their firepower and subtlety make the Keelhauls the perfect patrol craft and the bane of any scout or infiltration team as they are exceedingly difficult to detect without being found in turn, an often fatal mistake with the “shoot anyone who asks questions” policy of the Cult. The foremost counter to Keelhauls is often light submarines with torpedoes built with good range or tracking, however their low cost makes this a often disproportionate affair. Instead the best option is to deploy air units to drop sonar equipment ahead of ship or fleet to detect their presence and then either use long range torpedoes, or aircraft fit for anti-submarine duty. Additionally, despite their impressive record, Keelhauls are notoriously short ranged vehicles, only able to operate for short periods of time and carry only a few volleys of ammunition, Keelhauls are reliant on carriers to operate for any extended period beyond land, and without them quickly become combat ineffective.

@@quox3987 I have a policy, only write lore on campaign episodes I stick to this policy Also nice, very good

@@RTDelete thanks

make them sing an off pitch tune if there's been a way to add music added to the game

im so happy i wasn't the only one who saw that.

why is the voice example an anime girl is that just default idk cause I'm new and haven't really looked around the menus in the game

@@tomaszturek2224 somewhere in the comments Lathrix answered a similar question. apparently it's a feature/block in the new beta, to map specific ship actions to mp3 files. the anime one is an example put in by the developer of FtD. but don't ask me for details I don't even own the game.

Kraken Mines

It would probably be fish people starting a rebellion but can't breath in air and have only sunken ships aircraft and their god is the panzer of the lake

it would also be very boring since a lot of crafts can't hit subs

Wouldn't flying enemies be super hard to kill?

@@CowCommando Not if you built a thruster and propellor into the same harpoon

Awesome idea

This one is my favorite by far :D

My exact thought. Lol

And in some versions they drag sailors to the depths which makes it even better

Big brain

its also more than likely going to be brutaly effective in combat

At 3:00 there is an anime girl voice example

Petition for latherix to make weekly drunk videos.

Lathland and rum go together like rushans and...

And generally deadly

I suspect that one of the extant ships in the game is already called a "Kraken." But I do appreciate the tentacled theme, so I suggested the "R'LYEH Mobile Mine" as a call out to the one oceanic tentacled horror that makes Krakens look tame.

@@anthonylamonica8301 why not go full horror and go for cthulu?

Oooh yesss cthulu indeed would be best

Sundew? They usually drown their prey.

@@TlalocTemporal that is a good suggestion but how about a more sea based name? Is there a sea creature that lures in their prey then eats them?

It's automatically that one

Yup! It's why the end design has no lead at all except the bottom, the first 'block' I built was more to test buoyance :)

@@Lathland it’s big brain time lol

@@Lathland what about calling them Plague Crawlers Cuz Papa Nurgle wants to drag you into a Loving hug...of death

@@Lathland u Should make a big tank that comes with the sink mine that spawn like drills thingies to eat the enemy

they are more expensive though and susceptible to emp, I made an underwater tank using only stone and rubber, its a lot cheaper (6500) and the stone core sinks easy while the rubber exterior lowers its detection signature

I'm glad someone else thought of mantis shrimp. Its very fitting. As for the mines I'm thinking Sea Anemones.

Now now. We are all good guys. And the sandwich I'm eating was not in the fridge at work... *glances away, takes another bite*

eh you clearly havent watched 2 hour build videos

Compared to some of other lathrix's vids, this is short

You misheard, it's a descend quick video 🤩

@@Ivar2x4 oh my god you son of....😂 bro I'm dying

Scylla and Charybdis

@@martindinner3621 those are much, much, better names

Reverse depth charges lol

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Your iq

Unless you know what a cone snail is.

I was looking in the comments if someone had made that suggestion. It's a snail with a poisonous stinger, perfectly apt description of this weird lovely thing.

With difficulty

Tank plane

That is brilliant

its an interesting block i must say

It's in the FtD beta patch - You can add voices to your AI, and of course they went with THAT sort of voice for the sample set up!

This means you can have your AI spit out Chaos Space Marine voicelines.

What is that That Annamae chick doing in from the depths

@@Lathland Thanks for the explanation

There is something BMP-ish about it that I can’t put my finger on

They probably already have tested it, lol

Maybe first?