It’s hard to find a niche in a saturated sector, but I think your videos have some unique selling points: talking directly to the camera and talking more at the meta level rather than the specific lore facts and events

Bold of you to drop this take within hours of me finishing the Lelith Hesperax book! I'll throw hands for my spicy space elves! (⁠ノ⁠ಠ⁠益⁠ಠ⁠)⁠ノ⁠彡⁠┻⁠━⁠┻

Nice, what chapter colours for pseudo-marines? lol

You said only abbadon has a contractual relationship with chaos but from reading huron blackheart's book i thinnk i gather that he is in that too,highly recommend master of the maelstrom

I think it would be really cool if we got a series of books about the death eagles or sons of the pheonix, where its confirmed they are loyalist EC and they are basically running aroumd the galaxy doing all these missions for trazyn trying so they can get clonegrim back and restore the honor of their founding chapter. There is so much you could do with that storyline.

female space marines is only a hot topic because of female gender supremacist politician scum... otherwise the concepts that create each of these individual ones itself are quite interesting. female space marines however don't seem to have a specific point to existing...which is the point of any inclusion, that it is of substance and import. why do women fight here? what are they trying to achieve which is beyond themselves? what are the struggles they have that are actually profound and not mundane? the reason people bristle at female inclusion is because women themselves refuse to grant a reasonable answer, because of which they are rejected as part of the collective canon... they also don't take the effort to form their own philosophy and ideas into a new setting or something that fits into the general cannon either. to me, they make no sense even in the imperial guard or cult mechanus sometimes.. i don't think space marines are boring though, it's just that we haven't had enough deliberation on their various perspectives what they venerate about the emperor in particular that drives their loyalties and principles, each chapter is a potential new interpretation of the core ideas of their main legion. for now there are only those who think more in line with the ecclesiarchy like the black templars or those who are closer to the more secular/free form thinking of the ultramines or raven guard (not a negative)

Keep up the good work son! Upgrade your equipment, learn editing, get some visuals, and learn the ropes of formatting. Your core material is good and would likely be successful if you increase your production value.

Storm of iron is great and if you want to continue on with iron warriors stuff id definitely recommend Slaves to darkness by john french.

Hello, I want to ask if you would be interested in voice acting for fan fiction w40k audiodrama involving imperial guard, drukhari and chaos cultists on Armageddon. The idea is to get several w40k you tubers to cooperate on it. There is no official endorsement from GW, so it is purely fan made project. If the idea seems interesting to you, let me know and I will send the script, so you can decide if you like it or not. Sorry for asking this way, but I did not find an email address in your profile info. Thank you

You got good energy and I like your video overall but your audio is really hard to understand, I'd recommend trying to add some acoustic counters to your room or record in a smaller area.

Do halo devices count? They kinda turn you into deadpool but over time it does turn you into a ghoul

I always thought they were pretty cool especially Kor Pharon

Flex your 40k knowledge literally. I am not gonna lie that one video of you teaching shoulder raises as a world eater kept me engaged than most other fitness stuff lol

Hey I actually enjoyed this deliberation of sudo Space Marines, I respect the break down and I actually deeply followed Fabius and his series. We should do a colab breakdown of the uniques in Warhammer 40k

ah and dunno if you missed it or didnt include it on popurs because it isnt physicall strenght but there was that weird perputal language that could perfom mircales Enuncia or something

How strong can a normal human become in 40k ? hector rex , the answer is definitely hector rex bro 1v1'd a demon primach

"Hey if you wanna know more about what I'm talking about go do the research" what? And miss the amazing video with the interesting commentary and lack of any kind of the knowledge of the books partnered with funny commentary so comedic it would rob the color from a clowns makeup?

Spooky scary skeletons are great! One of my favorite quotes from Cain books is that out of all the factions he encountered- Chaos and Dark Eldar included- Necrons had him scared the most. They have so much potential if only GW would stop the Space Marine and Chaos wank and let the xenos factions get some space of their own instead of being the background...

What about Gland Warriors?

I think difference with the nightlords is konrad never fell to chaos so they haven't got that weird thing where cause dad did 90% of the legion falls to chaos on the spot, just cause a good chunk of the legion looks do on it, enough of the legion are on that green crack to 100% be a chaos legion

I kinda agree with what you said about Astartes all having similar personalities, except Chaos Marines having a bit more variety which is why I really love the Fallen/Risen in Lion: Son of the Forest (eg Zabriel, Kai, Borz) because they’re still regular space marines, but they’re pretty like, human just because of the amount of time they’ve spent living non space marine lives

I think pseudo-Astartes can also go like a spectrum or both ways, some of the Deathwatch Kill-Marines are Astartes with some of their hypnotic conditionings toned down somewhat to be more interpersonal with people for deep infiltration missions (while still being zomgwtfbbq-huge)

I want tau to develop pseudo space marines They obviously wouldnt be on the same level as imperium marines lacking the geneseed, their life span would be probably very short due to their genetical alteration But i would love to see them be a prototype project where you have gue'vesas (humans in tau) or maybe kroot marines since kroot are already physically stronger than normal humans I just want more tau experiments since a big part of them is they arent limited by fears of AI

I feel for you man, its such a crowded market you're trying to brake in to.

As long as you make the videos that you enjoy there will be people watching you, I watch you because you give a interesting and fun angle to this hobby. Best regards from the son of the sleep Lion

Age of sigmar needs lore video content there’s really only one channel that does it

Vandred is a possessed. 100% shares his body with a Tzeentch demon. The NL trilogy is that one exception of Night Lords *not* being chaos worshipping lunatics. Iron Warriors, however, piss me off. It probably (likely) stems from the heresy books of Perturabo hating chaos and applying that to the legion. The Iron Warriors have always been pragmatic about everything. Perturabo being a demon prince is 100% on brand for him malding so hard that he falls to chaos to prove a point that it’s just another tool to control. His legion is the same way. Cutting off mutations is not the same as not using daemon engines/warp powers/worshipping chaos. They have daemon engines down to a science, there’s a reason they have more warpsmiths than the other traitor legions. Mutations are abberant, and while legionnaires remove them, just as many keep them. Storm of Iron should be a must read.

It's a real shame that the modern CSM line doesn't really accommodate them very well.

The working man's legion, no doubt.

People are so hard on him is annoying. Nobody’s perfect but it seems everyone goes after him for his flaws while hyping up everyone else. Mortarion is one of my fav characters in warhammer. And then they all downplay him as a character and say it’s all just “daddy issues” which is so insanely disrespectful for his traumas and upbringing.

I’m reading Angel Exterminatus from the Horus Heresy series and I’m gaining a strong appreciation for Perturabo. Also magnus was really cool before he became fragmented and then Ahriman really became the Legions best imo

You got it backwards. They do not need saving. They are the ones that achieved salvation.

WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH ANGRON'S CALMEST SON?!

The problem is that every WH40k video is 1hour or longer. What the fuck.

"No mr.bones, no pancreas" come on, we all know those two are the DEFINITION of biased rambling for 10-30 minutes, that Is why we love em

Most loretubers in general not just 40k dont know much lore

I think the issue here is that GWs is half heartedly trying to keep up the 'every one is evil' aspect without writing the lore to promote that. People talk about the chaos gods having positive traits, and while I'd say that's true in lore, I'd also say it's so far out of balance that you still can't call chaos anything but evil. GWs could alter the lore to make chaos more... complex... but since Imperium is the biggest draw, they won't do it

Chaos and Tau fans are the worst; they are the reason why the Imperium is considered a fascistic state instead of a complex and zealous Theocratic Empire by many casuals.

That's why I love Chaos it's the Dark and Painful Truth that Lorgar discovered. A fundamentally evil force.

I wonder if this weird pro Chaos is good movement is a weird counter culture overcorrection to the "ThE iMpEriUm ArE tHe GOOD gUys!" crowd

YOU GOT ROSE IN THE DARKNESS! I saw you pull that bad bitch out and audibly gasped. I'm so stoked to hear your thoughts.

I just think the name thunder warriors sounds so goofy, but tbh even space marines is goofy as well.

Eldar: we're so much smarter than everyone Also Eldar: keep making the same fucking mistake in trying to meddle with the future, only to ensure what they saw comes to pass.

I have an idea thou its a bit anti climactic. In this concept, the galaxy has entered a period of stagnation and fragmentation, where once-great factions like the Imperium of Man and the Eldar have decayed beyond repair. The Imperium is splintered into countless independent groups, each operating in isolation, and the dream of the Emperor's evolved humanity is forever unrealized. Humanity survives, but without unity or purpose, scattered so far across the stars that they rarely, if ever, encounter one another. Similarly, the Eldar wither away, and the threat of Chaos and Tyranids, while still present, has been reduced to mere skirmishes, no longer capable of galaxy-wide destruction. Drawing inspiration from Dune's "Scattering," the fragmented state of humanity ensures survival but at the cost of progress, leaving them as the sole intelligent species in a galaxy where no group can dominate or unite. The grimdark atmosphere is maintained, not through grand battles, but through the slow decay of civilizations that can no longer reclaim their former glory.

What i like about 40 K is that its grim dark means stagnation or resistant to change, Its like a very conservative society where if someone tried to change things it might back fire and makes it worse. that being said i liked the Emperor children and fulgrim pre heresey, i liked their ideals and out look in life despite their arrogance and short comings. That being said i heavily dislike plots that includes clones, idk why? but it just kinda felt cheap.... Never liked clones as a substitute to the real thing. The only thing that would have made sense for me for fulgrim to return is that he stayed trapped in that painting ever since. As for primarchs returning i would be fine if they found a way that doesn't shift the status quo that much. Its like the emperor returning, while that cool it doesn't feel grim darky.....

No. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.

FINALLY! Someones finally bringing it up! 40k right now is all about the bad guys being vanquished temporarily while angrily shaking their fists like, "i'll be back!". None of the characters ever die..they just "go into stasis" or theyre "banished into the warp." or they killed off screen or they go off into to some secret mission to be brough back when its convenient for the writers.

Well fren, it is just elf thing - being lame and to suck. Only non shitty elves i know come from Tolkien and The Elder Scrolls

I think the real problem is how many other space marines seem to die so easy, they should all have plot armor I think, if space marines are really supposed to be so tough lol