The bigger you are, the More unnoticeable you become.

Thats because space marines are fiction, and the dude above you has a girlfriend.

this made me chuckle

They still walk normally, you don't hear an elephant stomping on every step like a madlad lol

Sorry boss I'll try to be more quiet

You wouldn’t go down easy

I'll be disappointed if they can't be resurrected with all that technology.

​@@warot359 Nope They die by the thousands. In 40k Demi Gods of War are disposable.

​@@warot359 They worship a barley sentinet corpse instead of trying to revive it lmao that should tell you how good they are at resurrection

@@adrienwatson2179 Thats honestly not that bad considering in this universe theirs 4-8 quadrillion people, considering they only die by the thousands is actually INSANE and a testament to how rare and powerful they are.

Codesux dis balls leondros

@@rayhans7887 heretic! 😂

​@@rayhans7887 got eeem!

Titus did nothing wrong!

“Fuck you, Tzeench. You’re a neeeeeeeerrrdddd!!”

Lol cheaper and weaker tho

​@@vijaz5559 better than guardsmen lol

@@heroscapewarrior4217 nahh more pussier than an honourable guardsmen

Yep, that's kind of the whole point. A single Astartes can take over a planet in the span of decades or centuries, but needs the GDP of a planet to equip...meanwhile a Terran Marine is just a guy with a gun, but all you need is just a handful of minerals to pump out a horde of them.

The 8 foot tall guys with guns that are basically full auto rocket launchers, are In fact inferior to a guy who robbed a bank or something

is because of new editions... for sell more figurine. At 2 th edition of 40k, you have 20 marine on table for a 200 ork army, just 1 dreangouts is equivalent of a squad of dreadnougt on table now.... And just one captain clear entire squads alone in 2th

Back in the 90’s I remember a white dwarf article that gave the actual stats for a table top SM based on the lore and what they are really capable of. Needless to say it was vastly different to a codex marine and the point cost for the marine was ridiculously huge.

If you read the books, you might realise that Orks are actually incredibly formidable combatants. Their chief weakness is their lack of co-ordination, logistics, and accuracy. In close combat, 3 orks vs 1 tactical marines would be a pretty fair match up. Orks are as strong as marines. And about as tough unarmoured. Tougher if you consider their regenerative capabilities. You can literally chop of an Orks arm and stitch back onto another and Ork and it will still work. Marines can kind of do the same. But it would take a loooot more work and resources to do so. The armour, weapons, co-ordination and logistics are what give marines the edge. And the intelligence.

Orcs are fucking terrifying. Being akin to 3 orcs is in fact close to all powerful.

@@jamesespinosa690 orks have one of the best logistics, because they don't need it.

Yeah.

Probably cost less than 50 minerals

Not enough vespene gas.

Well 15 years of growing after your implants isn't exactly exciting unless we're talking a Rocky training montage.

@@cristsan4171 need aditional supply

Yep. The Imperium is pretty messed up and it is so very easy to see why so many "fell" to Chaos. If you gave them a different skin (not a human one) then I suspect they would be a villain race (like Necron, Chaos and Tyranid.)

I'm pretty sure the revolt was against the AIs rather than the other way around. And the AIs won. For exanple, the Ark Mechanicus ship _Speranza_ has a complete and constantly updating STC database. My take on the lore is that the Emperor is the last of the "Men of Gold" AIs and that's why the Mechanicus revere him as "The Omnissiah".

@@Grizabeebles But the emperor is a crazy powerful psyker. Can AI be psykers in 40k?

@@dwpetrak -- Tell me again how many psykers the Astronomican burns through every day.

Praise be to the Makers

Kindly do Ultramarines have a mother ?

​@@amominahYes

​@@amominahthey are average humans made into space marine so yes

Thank you for you response@@yeetman4953

Thanks@@dr.nicholas3022

Bold of you to assume the Imperium aren't the villains lol

@@BullsMahunny lol everyones a villain in 40k. Or a hero depending how you look at it

There are no heroes in Warhammer40k .. well maybe except a few

A hero or villain is a matter of perspective, in 40K factions either just want to survive or have fun in a blaze of glory or eat everything.

There creation was to fight demons, look into the adeptus mechanicus bc those other humans arent demons they revear the machine god and are human in origin tho vat grown.

That's what the fluid recovery system is for.

hahaha

Who was this guy at 6:03?

@@Redditor6079 this is a mash up of 3 different clips: first thing is about primaris; second part is about Horus (his story unfolds into the 30k year and is long; he is the leader of the betrayers; current story is in 40k timeline, 10k years later); third part is from Space Marine game cutscenes.

Primaris are third generation. Thunder warriors then space marines and then primaris.

@@Aptonoth Heresy, thunder warriors were thunder warriors, the legion Cataegis. They were never astartes, who are genetically enhanced from the genes of the primarchs. A custodes will now bring you to your repetence.

@@Redditor6079 That guy is Horus, a primarch. Not really a standard space marine.

Burn, you heretic....

I always wondered how papa smurf was borned.

They really hyping this new avatar film

​@@thammut1892 born*

@@PhilGerb93 *It was part of the great joke. Thanks though, sorry i lost you with it.

Imagine having such a ceremony for each battle, for each daily training) . Idk, but in "Horus heresy" book series they put on their armor without any help from mechanicum or heruvims. Which makes much more sense to me. Imho.

@@user-tq3oz7yt6k All depends on the chapter and the situation. This is A) 10k+ years later than Horus time, B) this is a veteran marine getting probably armored up for the first time after becoming primaris and getting his new Mk.10 armor "fitted" and C) this seems to be ceremonial so the propper time and care is taken because they have the time to do so. Also, marines don´t spend each day in armor as well as not spending each day with putting it on and off. They can go for days or weeks without their suit during training periods or meditation or otherwise religous/social duties (all depending on the chapter) and in war, they wear their armor and weapons for days or weeks on end without so much as putting the helmet down. Last but not least, this is only one armoring chamber shown, a fortress monestry or a strike cruiser a have dozens to hundrets of these active at the same time.

@@justinsummers8788 yes, perhaps, this is the answer. In the novel "The Ashes of Prospero" space wolves from 40k meet their comrades from 30k on Prospero, and also show the same difference in attitude toward the equipment. However, here we, probably, see some extreme form of worship. In 30k books it's obvious that space marines, at least, can perform maintenance operations with weapons and armor. Moreover, in books we see mostly oficers/commanders. Actually, only fraction of text describe everyday life of soldiers and scouts. So, probably, we see here some fancy artefacts (armor and bolter) are given to High-rank commander.

"Impressive work"- brother they didn't make this.

@@dj11o9er I never said that. Team who made this do a great job.

I don't know why the f did I started to read your comment as if it was Gilbert and Sullivan

The starcraft 2 version seemed better directed.

​@@IsaacGallegos blizzard always had the best people in the business for cinematics

Didn't he say "Hey o it's about terms" . Like he's waiting for long times to war.

Starcraft 2 meets Stroggification

The part where the tyranid said, "the true necrons are the friends we eat along the way."

...and doesn't wear it throughout the game. Sloppy battle behavior, especially from elite infantry.

Yeah, the helmet isn’t bolted to the neck seal, it’s removable.

Its a visual story thing, I just read one of the comics and he has his helmet off the whole time cause he's the character telling his story (in-between chopping people up lol)

It always irks me that they don't wear their helmets

​@Rochyan the helmets are mag locked on, sealing the neck joint to the atmosphere

Its meant to highlight how dangerous the enemies of man are. Even a single Tyranid gene stealer is no joke. That's why the Imperium relies on billions upon billions of Imperial Guardsmen and Planetary Defence Forces troops, yet they get massacred all the time. Read "Fifteen Hours", its probably the best, least over the top description of the life of an Imperial Guard conscript.

Ultramarines are strong, but there are other space marines that are even more giga chad, like the space wolves

@@Voldrim359 Ultramarines are more average -for astartes- since their "power" is logistics and tactics. There is no doubt that a Wolf would absolutely obliterate a Smurft on a 1v1 melee fight (unless it was FOR I AM CAAAATO SICAAARUUS THE GREATEST, MOST BESTEST ORKEST SPACE MARINE EVER), but logistics/tactics is what made them the largest and strongest legion in HH, so strong Horus had no plans into fighting them. If they weren't so gay about the codex and could go over 1k marines, they would also be the strongest chapter. But since they are gay about the codex, without plot armour they should be into the mid-top tier in their fighting strength, while also extremely hard to eradicate, as their tactics would not allow them to have catastrophic failures while also having a massive genestock to replenish the lost marines. Sorry for the nerdgasm wolf

In game terms he conducted a boarding action on an escort, and won, which destroys it. That's actually how BFG worked

@@Voldrim359 Furry detected

@@Voldrim359 Titus is remarkable because: 1) He basically took on a warband and won (with other marines) 2) Quelled a Chaos invasion in the middle of the battle with the Ork Warband (with other marines) 3) Defeated a Chaos Champion that had partially ascended to Daemonhood by himself 4) Was able to withstand the influence of raw warp energy on TWO occasions with seemingly no negative drawbacks whatsoever. That last one landed him in the hands of the Inquisition because his own battle brothers thought he MIGHT be a heretic. They let him go, though.

Cool. But cant beat starcraft ii's trailer.

What are you talking about? Of course their are heroes and villains! The good guys are clearly the God-Emperor of Mankind. His loyal Primarch Sons, their Space Marine Legions, and the rest of Humanity. The villains are the Heretics, the Xenos, and the Mutants.

@@elitegamer9310 The fact you think the Imperium are, in any way shape or form, "the good guys" shows you know nothing of the lore. The closest you get to "good guys" is the Tau, and they are morally grey at best.

@@martindixon54 You understand I was joking right?

So,why i should feel invested for it then?

@@martindixon54 he was very clearly being sarcastic

Book of Armaments, Chapter Two. Verses 9 -21

Beware the furry menace

I was looking for that

They are chunky because of the cost to make fine detail in plastic molds in the 80's and 90s when they started. Changing molds would cost money and we all know GW is not about to lose any of its precious £ (or $ for the US segment).

@@dwpetrak yeah, I figured something of the sort. I don't play WH because I kinda hate futuristic themes but coming from the OGL fiasco I imagine all this companies have their own shit going just for greed.

Looks like mega man x

Well we are talking about a spacemarine here, brainwashed hypno indoctrinated child soldiers.

Helmless fashion sucks

Tbf the helmet is very cool

Chaos Marines would just be straight up blood rituals and sacrifices as the armour comes down 😂

The ultramarines aren't forward thinking. That's kind of their whole shtick. "THE CODEX ASTARTES DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS ACTION!!!" followed by the action actually being the right choice.

@@gabeargenti7931 basically yes

I vaguely remember reading somewhere that blood angels are basically swimming in blood inside their armors, but I don't remember how true that is.

Somewhat true, they do swim in blood sometimes, but that is in between battle to rejuvenate. Kind of like a hot bath after a hard day for us. They do not have blood inside their armor. Most chapter equip the same way, in the armorium, with servant to put the pieces in places. Note: In need, the astartes can put their armor alone or make way with all the ritual for speed. It is not recommended but needed when the ship is boarded

Cavill's in the process of producing a 40k series for Amazon iirc.

Sorry for dumb question but I’m brand new to all of this and I’m confused where these videos are coming from? Is this from a previous game or are they releasing these videos like gangbusters to hype everybody up for SM2?

@@Woyaboy I think the first one is from space marine 2, 2nd kne is from the chorus heresy trailer and the 3rd is from space marine 1

@@unterhau1102 horus heresie (le trailer) est un jeu de table avec des figurines

That's the point. Even GW says it's satire.

@@TheSkrobert it used to be a good satire but nowadays everything is done for cool and edgy factor and now the imperium is such a confused mess that there’s legitimately people who think they are in the right

@@qwer9676 That sounds a lot like heresy to me

@@MrAAAmanbeef the ordo's wish to recruit you ;-)

​@@qwer9676 they are in the right.

The religious aspect and ritualism sort also reminds me of the NOD faction from C&C as well.

My thoughts exactly

If I had a time machine I'd make sure Starcraft remains Warhammer lol.

I was so pissed when they decided to not colorize Angels of Death, and just do black and white with red color. Haven't even bothered to watch it because of that.

Probably much more ritual. Lol.

I really hope that comes out in the action horror area of genres. To be fair, anything could happen with that, and i doubt everyone will be totally happy. The universe and material is that expansive.

There is but it's pretty meh The books though

How are those things kept in place? Glue? Or drilling?

@@AnimeCritical that shit is RIVETED my dude

@@Sakuya_GG Riveted means?

​@@AnimeCritical punched into the skull

@@AnimeCritical drilled

Agreed. Also there should be a sizable distance between their thighs to accommodate thick leg armor.

Well the first two were made by GW so go complain to them, space marine game is obviously relic

Nobody is a good guy, Except trazyn but that's because I have a bias

imagine having to take it off after you clock off each day after work. tsk tsk

Я думаю нужна серия фильмов или полноценный сериал. Наверно невыгодно такое снимать в современной мировой повестке, учитываю, что это мир войны, а не голубятня и розовые сопли.

Генри Кавил может воплотить эту мечту ) надеюсь 🤞 скоро

@@tigerlou7718 по поводу сериала, я даже не заикаюсь. По сути вселенная Вархаммер огромна и где развернутся есть. Боюсь только не смогут они передать ту атмосферу, тёмную, пропитанную смертью и кровью. А так как представлю Библиария выходящего из варпа читающий литанию перед битвой, мурашки по коже:)

@@user-ny7zg6oq9k да, можно создать множество сюжетных линий.. Снимать должен режисер, проникшийся этой вселенной и хорошо знающий её, а не какой то хрен с горы.

Not if Horus has anything to do with it!

This is regular astartes, just armor plated, wait till you see members of the adeptus mechanicus

The Tau think the same way, for good reason! They do not attempt to convert Space Marines to their side anymore, because they no longer see Space Marines as fully human but as living weapons that pose a threat as long as they are allowed to live.

@@dsch0 good, these very same soldiers took a galaxy in 300 years. The tau books do them dirty over and over. If they lose at least make the super soldiers do something instead of sitting in orbit and having no airsupport...the units that have to rely on themselves brought no air fighters....

Implying that real world soldiers don't have rituals and aren't batshit crazy

Probably because GW hired him

​@@stophavingmemakenewaccount3998hey, it's another role player, hi emps

@@Your_Average_Warlord_Titan Hello little Titan

@@stophavingmemakenewaccount3998 hi adoptive* dad :3

I recommend the "Astartes" short movie as an introduction can be found in youtube or Warhammer+

​@@exanhighlander6236 Warhammer+ , is the greatest shame, in Warhammer history

@@user-ee6nb9ec6v Games Workshop is the biggest shame in Warhammer history

Because Games Workshop doesn't want their IP to be damaged by the modern day woke messaging that's thrown into everything these days. The opening segment would start with "In the grim darkness of far future... There are space marines fighting for their right to be homos...."

F#$k yer.

You do know that starcraft was originally going to be a warhammer game correct?

@Harrison Morgan That's not strictly true. Blizzard developed something Warhammer flavored with the first Warcraft game. They could do this because Games Workshop didn't get their act together for a decent RTS until Dawn of War. Warcraft and Warcraft II made stupid amounts of money. Starcraft was just beating Games Workshop to the punch yet again. And making stupid amounts of money yet again. At least that's how I remember it. There was a lot of lawsuit threatening, I don’t know if there was a settlement or not. Anyways, I am still pretty sure a couple serfs can get an Astartes in and out of his armor in a couple minutes. The ritual is in caring for the armor and bolter, or adhering blessings to it before deployment. Back to vid. Maybe, given the UltraMarine has 100 years of service, he was being elevated to a Sergeant or a Captain. Maybe the Space Smurfs discovered where Gargamel was hiding and declared some holy crusade? Who knows? The vibe feels off a bit off to me, like they weren't sure how to show what it means to be an Adeptus Astartes... and kind of pussed out and reskinned the Finley sequence from Starcraft II... but edgier! Be well and safe.

Laughs in princep*

65 million years ago during the war in heaven

@@Your_Average_Warlord_Titan hahaha thanks for the recommendation. But in all seriousness which game should I start with?

@@campfire_cat it's really your pick, practically every warhammer game is completley different, almost, dawn of war and dark tide are some of my recommendations but it's up to you

I'm getting into Warhammer too, what I'm doing is mainly watching shorts and reading articles to learn some stuff about the lore(of which there's ridiculous amounts). The only Warhammer game I've played so far is Vermintide which isn't really in the 40k universe, but there's also Mechanicus which I've heard is good. Vermintide also has a counterpart called Darktide which is set in the 40k universe, I've heard the gameplay is fun but also that the game feels a bit barebones as of right now. But if you're more into the lore ig read some of the books, go on forums, etc.

@@Sam-vz8pm basically just watch majorkill and leutin09

I think you're thinking about Imperial Knights. Astartes armor is specific to Astartes But you're not wrong with how crazy advanced humans USED to be before the 41st Millennium in 40k

I think you mean Terminator armor

none of this is cannon and its just hear-say

Average marines live for over a hundred years.

Filtration system is already in the armour.

Who do you think inspired the starscaft universe... 40k has been around since the 80s

@CornDOG aha. only about this one movie.

@@imanengineer10 starcraft was originally being developed as a 40k game.

@@Corn_DOG I think he was referring to whoever made this animation bc to my knowledge there isn't many that show it like this which very obviously drew inspiration from the scene with tychus. Just because warhammer was around first doesn't mean they can't take inspiration from something based off of them i and they very well again could've taken this from that Starcraft scene lmao

@Nepnep my point was that the origin of the entire starcraft universe was based off of 40k tabletop/lore so it is a bit ironic to call games workshop on borrowing inspiration

Iirc, the suit recycles it and feeds what's edible/drinkable back to the marine and breaks down the rest, since they sometimes have to be in their suit for weeks at a time.