Cain is easily one of the best characters in all of 40K but he doesn't have the so-called Batman factor that yarick has because I mean when your main enemy is the biggest boss of all the orks and that enemy respects you and then goes after the person who takes your life it kind of says something, like when you're someone that it takes a demon Primarch to remove you from the story it kind of says how important you actually were, and cain has only had to deal with chaos Marines and tyranids in equivalent of scariness like Great character good person I respect him but

In one of the books Dorn during the battle for the Imperial Palace starts talking about a new feeling he's experiencing and describes the feeling. He gets told that that feeling is generally known as fear and he's surprised because he didn't know he was capable of feeling fear. So if a Primarch can get that feeling you bet a space marine can. It's what you do with the fear that matters. Do you run from it or do you run towards it. Dorn ran towards it as he wanted to destroy that feeling forever.

Your new rate of making videos keeps us always entertained AND educated on the subject of ACTUAL 40k lore! Love that!

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That is one serious stash general Bradley sir well done happy Christmas and Russ is coming home 😎

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Courage is not the absence of fear. Courage is doing your duty in spite of your fear.

Spartan 3s were bad ass

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spartan II's are the only true spartans fuck the IV's yes i will die on this hill, edited after the vid. brad you are one of my favorite channels on this mess of a site you keep on keepin on brother

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Spartan 3's a budget spartan 2's, more gruelling training, but cheaper armour and less augmentation. Most of their stock was drawn from orphaned children who's parents were killed by coherent forces

Thank you! This was very entertaining, and also rather useful. The backstory of my homebrew chapter involves the remnants of the former chapter being subjected to psychic assault for an extremely long time, causing a number of the survivors to go on a deliberately suicidal mission which was motivated partially out of shame for feeling fear. Up to now I wasn't too sure how lore-accurate that would be, but it sounds like the conditioning isn't utterly perfect, and sufficient time and effort (over a century, in this case) may be sufficient to partially undo it. Awesome stuff 😄

I’m going to let you finish but there is nothing in the lore about the amygdala or hypothalamus so space marines would indeed feel through their lizard brain fear. Their indoctrination would dampen their outward expression of fear but enough stimulus could overpower the indoctrination since we’re talking hypnosis vs biology.

Your take here fails 19:14 custodes would absolutely know fear. Hell, they wargame killing big e and you won’t give 100% unless you were afraid one may succeed

5:07 stay on topic. Don’t muddy 40k with halo lore. Fucking pleb

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Thought for sure this would something to do with the Secret Level video, lol. Looks it was merely an inspiration, well still it does provide an excellent example of the topic. That first Marine to die feared the weakness of his formerly mortal human self, that 2nd must've had some kind of fear as well. Their leader, the Blade Guard guy survived because he was worried. Not afraid, for Titus, and Titus? That guy is too busy showing Chaos filth what fear is to have any time for fear or worry himself.

This is before I watched the video: The way I always interpreted the "know no fear" thing is that Astartes would never be vulnerable to terror or intimidation tactics, or panic and flee due to broken morale pike normal people, hut they would still have the sense to retreat and be cautious when faced with an overwhelming enemy or hazardous situation. I recall there being an onteraction beyween Loken an a remembrancer where he talked about the no fear thing, and that it makes Astartes immune to terror, but not logical apprehension or anxiety. He even remarks that it is due to the Astartes' magnified senses, including cautious anxiety, that has saved them in numerous occasions.

Missed the stream due to beating ass in SWTOR. Merry Christmas, Generalbradley and everyone else on the channel!

Im happy to see the comments, that im nit the only one, who misssed it

That's a Burly Battlemech. Well rounded and scrappy. Good Call. I wonder if I can find a place in the States that makes that pie. It sounds great!

They know fear, and they keep moving forward I love these guys.

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Darn. Missed it. Merry Christmas, Sir!

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Man just missed the stream happy holidays everyone

Only the Spartan 4s were taken from adults the Spartan 3s were also taken as children

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Spartan 3's were also children soldiers. The halo tv didnt show them properly

To my understanding they dont feel fear as far as the "Fight or Flight" instinct but they can feel fear due to jealousy or insecurity

Can't remember the name of heresy book that's a collection or short stories, but one is about a UM scout lost in the pharos who sees something 'probs the hive mind' and screams into madness. The VA did an excellent job at making the hairs on my neck stand up in that story

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If they laid their eyes on me, they would feel nothing for even their fear would flee. Im uncanny which is a desired effect but shocks even me.

I once was writing a story where the IoM was fighting in an alternate universe and a Space Marine boasts to his enemy that he and his brothers "know no fear!" The enemy replies, "Then you also lack true courage."

Well fuck, 11:30 hit a bit to close to home. Good video tho underrated legion.

hey just before this i saw the vid about the land raider that managed to avoid the same missile targeting the monastery and its machine spirit went wild slaughtering countless ork and even killed a warboos and his bois by trapping them inside him and exploding in a single night it went down in history as one of the greatest members of crimson fist and ts machine spirit still lives wiaiting to be put to battle once more

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i like the Nightlords because they feel like outcasts and rejects even among traitor legions . other warbands hate them . they dont try to justify themselves like other traitor legions . and i like Konrad and the depression that sorrounds him and his legion . i like their tragic aspect and their homeworld . i like the different characters with different morals . do not forget that this is fiction and you allowed to like bad guys in fiction even if you find some villains relatable sometimes . stop being a pu$$y.

An equal question, do space marines cry? Idk, ask the space wolves. Specifically: No Foes Remain.

I thought the guy in front of Tyberos was a guardsman when I realized that he is a SPACE MARINE yk he's big when he makes a SPACE MARINE look like a guardsman

When did this become a therapy session