ACTUAL Spec Ops Reacts to Space Marine 2

[@vincewalter5206]

OH SHIT! I didn’t know the boy was so versed in Warhammer lore, I knew I like him.

[@rgmusic4769]

same here I was like "oh wow he knows his lore he's a man of cultural"

[@CAP198462]

Except he doesn’t. Not as well as some people do or he would have picked up on some other things in the gameplay.

[@vincewalter5206]

@@CAP198462 What a pointless comment.

[@BobaDavis]

​@@vincewalter5206 Why would you think that, he's not "versed" in Warhammer. He can clearly process what he's looking at but the point is that he's not versed at all.

[@schwabmobwatches3405]

@@BobaDavis To be fair, with how expansive Warhammer 40K is, across hundreds of books, I think near a hundred video games, a couple bits of Shows/Movies, what can you classify as "Versed" versus say "casual" at that point?

[@aidanthornton173]

Space Marines are the personification of a quote from *Pacific Rim.* *"To Fight Monsters, We Built Monsters Of Our Own."*

[@stormrevenant]

Space Marines were built to replace the Thunder Warriors, and they were ultimately built so that each of the Emperor's sons could have their own legion, to unite humanity in the galaxy.

[@superheavyxd2684]

YAS!!!!! PACIFIC RIM REFERENCED!!!! 🥳

[@zeehero7280]

Not monsters, Angels of Death!

[@generaljimmies3429]

Fun Fact: Vulcan gives out the best hugs. They are as lethal as they are adorable. Also, he really wants to boop that snoot.

[@DemitriVladMaximov]

Vulcan Lives!

[@SnickeringSpy]

Unless you're a small Eldar child, then ur done, lol

[@TheLehi5]

@@SnickeringSpy Hey! its the night lords fault!

[@TheLehi5]

@@generaljimmies3429 dont boop the merry sucidal bomber frog!

[@DesroA41990]

VULCAN LIVES!!! **STOMP STOMP**

[@Natureman1234]

The Lamenters chapter is also very geared towards protecting others. Their battle cry is "For those we cherish, we die in glory!"

[@steelbear2063]

And boy do they die

[@tehjefey]

​@@steelbear2063 Only if death does duty end.

[@LitBoiLuke]

every time I see this guy i think about how much of a fkin savage he must be . I feel bad for anyone who breaks into his house, well I dont really

[@Ajc-ni3xn]

you should, pretty fucked up

[@vincewalter5206]

@@Ajc-ni3xnpretty fucked up to break into someones house, destroy their sense of security in their own home, to steal belongings or harm someone.

[@futuretrunks9257]

⁠@@Ajc-ni3xnwhy? Breaking into someone’s home where there’s family like your mother, father, sister, kids etc.. you asking for a ticket off of earth

[@kimtollefsen4078]

HE would rathero ffer you a coffee ands be nice. Izzy is a stand up lad

[@apanapandottir205]

He's actually a complete sweetheart and mega-nerd haha

[@khylerbane4523]

Space Marines don’t *need* cover because they *are* the cover.

[@svsguru2000]

where is his roommate?

[@Donkeymaster9000]

M.I.A 😂 He’s having fun at other’s misfortune

[@_Cetarial]

Probably busy, or he’s not a WH40K guy.

[@SanDukey]

lol he's wearing one of his shirts

[@bobtehdinosaur]

@@_CetarialI’m pretty sure he was probably just busy

[@michalis75]

On a Netflix show

[@RedX2033]

Warhammer 40k would feel like a Military soldier Hobby when they are off duty.

[@brettevans278]

Salamanders, Ultramarines, Space Wolves, Lamenters, Imperial Fists. First five "good guy" chapters I can think of. 😁

[@grimreminder5038]

Only missing Crimson Fists, their Chapter Master's a good man

[@AFanOfCinema]

And technically the Blood Angels. Apparently whenever they can control the Red Thirst and when they're not having a Black Rage hallucination they can be really nice

[@jeddpires]

@@AFanOfCinema Heck, one of the traumas of their Chapter Master was killing civilians because of the Red Thirst (the book Dante has this event). Resulted into him swearing not to drink blood, until the events of Baal. As for the Black Rage, the Blood Angels Chaplains make it a point to ensure the Death Company DO NOT harm civilians (as seen in Devastation of Baal)

[@NamelessDestruction1]

Raven Guard as well. They do what they can to minimize casualties

[@zebrion5793]

Of those you listed, only Salamanders could really be counted as "good guys." All the others have been part and parcel to some really huge atrocities. Especially the Imperial fists - they've been known to fight to the last man and then Exterminatus a planet just so they don't technically "lose."

[@evilbabai7083]

No offense, but the scale is as follows: PDF = army Imperial Guards = marines Ordo Tempestus = special forces Space Marines = super special forces Grey Knights = super super special forces Custodes = super³ special forces

[@MyHappySelf]

XD

[@armyfreak9389]

PDF = National Guard Astra Militarum = literally the Army (A well trained organization that depends more on the overwhelming pressure of numbers rather than exemplary training, while still having a number of highly trained units in it like Rangers, Green Berets, 160 SOAR etc.) Ordo Tempestus = the US Marines (a highly trained department of a larger organisation that relies on exemplary training over mass quantities of troops)((Tempestus belong to the Adeptus Administratum while Marines are a Department of the Navy)) Space Marines = are the Delta Force of the Imperium (will take the best and brightest from anywhere and put them through the hardest training and only accept the finest) Agree on all other accounts though.

[@BeatmasterAC]

Legion of the Damned = Super Super Special Forces, which can Teleport, have no Reload, no clip, god Mode, Auto Aim and intagibility cheats.

[@bfuqua55]

Grey knights are actually Super Super special secret forces cause mention of them means death seeing them means death

[@likepotatox]

Grey knights? Huh time to contact the inquisition 😅😅😅😅

[@mushroomhedges]

You can tell he's special forces. Did his homework on the subject at hand

[@DJWeapon8]

But seriously, though. Izzy's been a nerd his entire life. He knew Warhammer before he even knew what MEPS stands for.

[@marmaladearmadillo]

Nice to see Izzy again! Might start watching these again.

[@RebelCannonClub74]

My biggest pet peeve with the living tank super solider is that they can climb stairs and clamber into vehicles despite weighting half or more of a ton. The cool thing about Warhammer is that the tech priests design everything, and a tech-priest can also weigh several tons. That being said, Titus and Co should be taking hover tanks or bikes through the swamp or risk sinking up to their necks in mud.

[@thedarkknight2221]

After the huge success of Space Marine 2 I feel like we’re gonna see a lot more Warhammer fans in the U.S. military. I’d love to see their reaction to learning about all the Space Marine legions and which one they would pick to serve. Me I’m choosing the Salamanders, not because of the flamethrowers, but because they are the closest to real U.S. marines in terms of putting the lives of civilians before themselves.

[@thomasjoychild4962]

IIRC, it's them and Wolves who are the best to have around/be fighting alongside if you're a civilian or Guardsman. The Dark Angels, on the other hand, may at any second catch wind of some dirty secret of theirs nearby and drop everything to chase and cover it up, leaving you blinking and confused. If they didn't kill you for accidentally discovering the existence of said secrets before dropping everything to chase.

[@armyfreak9389]

@@thomasjoychild4962 Also Blood Angels in your battle line could be a real problem if they give in to the Black Rage and just sprint off in mindless fury leaving your once well defended line not-so-well defended now.

[@57ham]

Hey let's not forget about raven guard, they also care about civilians​@@thomasjoychild4962

[@sagittariusa9012]

@@armyfreak9389 Those whose black rage has already progressed are send to the death korps anyway.

[@stormrevenant]

That is the funniest thing I have ever read, considering the amount of warcrimes the Marines have committed on unarmed civvies in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan.

[@taliawtf6944]

Ironically the Tyranids inspired both the Zerg and the Terminids.

[@Delnorei]

Fairly sure Terminids (and helldivers in general) are inspired by Starship Troopers, which pre-dates Warhammer 40k by several decades (the Novel was first published in 1959). Agreed on the zerg though for sure

[@theguycisterninoyelledat6272]

the entirety of Starcraft was supposed to be a 40k game but they ran into some publishing issues or something (i'm sure someone with better knowledge will correct me) so thats why Starcraft and Warhammer seem so similar.

[@armyfreak9389]

@@Delnorei The book bugs are nothing like the movie (and consequently Helldivers) inspiration. The book had the bugs capable of spaceflight advanced tactics and ranged weaponry. The movie pulled from other inspirations (probably Aliens and maybe even something like 40k.)

[@Kingfisher_2376]

@@Delnorei Helldivers is a pastiche of various Sci-Fi tropes and ideas. The Automatons faction included units inspired by the Terminator franchise as well as bigger enemies that likely drew on designs from 40k Dreadnoughts and Walkers from Star Wars. The Helldivers' arsenal included legally distinct versions of Phasers and Boltguns. It would be no surprise if the Terminids didn't count the Tyranids as part of their inspiration, alongside any other mainstream space-bugs the Devs laid their eyes on.

[@megadesu69]

How is that ironic? People use these phrases without really understanding what they mean.

[@ethanemerson4862]

(10:41 ) the “Good” guys would be the Salamanders, as you have stated, as well as the Tau Empire.

[@Deuzen_FIN]

*grumpy Farsight noises*

[@thomascranor2668]

The taught empire? Nah. The Farsight Enclave, I could see, but the empire actively seeks to covertly sterilize and slowly wipe out the humans on the world's that join the Tau. Not good guy behavior.

[@BionicDirector117]

Not so much anymore with the Tau. Their lore was modified to be that most of them are essentially under mind control and have no free will.

[@ethanemerson4862]

@@Deuzen_FIN technically he’s part of Tau faction gameplay wise. But yes, his group is a bit better than the empire itself.

[@derheadbanger9039]

An expert who actually knows the IP?!

[@deanospimoniful]

Good to see you back, Izzy.

[@SamuraiKensei276]

The codex astartes doesn't approve both these reckless actions and tactics, but we fans simply love it❤ So Leandros🤫🤡

[@thomasjoychild4962]

The codex doesn't approve, but Titus' new brothers ARE looking forward to it... :P

[@crustybomb115]

leandros is an annoying nerd lol

[@thomasjoychild4962]

@@crustybomb115 I'm sure he's found an appropriate niche since Titus last saw him, somewhere his inflexible devotion is an asset.

[@crustybomb115]

@@thomasjoychild4962 nah, the codex is meant to be flexible and work as a set of recommendations on what to do out on the battlefield... its not the god damn bible or something, and leandros's zeal on having to follow the codex reminds me more of the friggin word bearers instead of the ultramarines... sure him being suspicious of quite literally ANYTHING THAT BREATHES might be a good thing, but as all things are, too much is also a problem.

[@thomasjoychild4962]

@@crustybomb115 You know that and I know that and Rowboat Gillman absolutely intended that, but the Imperium's got a major trend of guidelines becoming hard doctrine over the millenia without the authors/originators being around to re-assert that they're meant to be flexible. All part of the fun Grimdark, but also part of why it's interesting now, Robot Gorillaman is around again.

[@Sockosan]

Nice to see him again!!

[@suburbantimewaster9620]

I haven’t played this game but love hearing your thoughts.

[@TheTrytix]

Gotta love the Salamanders honestly. On the outside, they look like ash-gray humans with red eyes, they use fire more so than any other chapter, they burn any enemy around them. Their leader, Vulcan, is like, one of the tallest Space Marines around too, (If my memory serves me correctly). The Salamanders just feel like some of the most terrifying space marines out there. But on the inside, they are the nicest out of all the space marines chapters. Because they put civilian life above their own, they live to protect the less fortunate. And THAT is honestly wholesome, and a testament to the idea that you don't judge a book by it's cover. And in a galaxy where pretty much everyone is the bad guys, being nicer like the Salamanders, gives a fresh take on Space Marines.

[@dogstar5927]

SM2 should be mandatory play for all the services, especially during downtime ! 😊

[@Egobyte83]

You could also have picked a few other humanitarian chapters to join: * The Space Wolves: They pretty much hold regular humans in higher regards as they respect any human who have been brought up in harsh environments. They're not as integrated in human society as Salamanders, but they have human soldiers posted in the Fang and prefer human serfs rather than servitors, mostly because they are akin to space age vikings who are slow to trust high tech; most of them for the longest of times even refused to Deep Strike using teleporters because of this. * Ultramarines: The paragon society builders, they are pretty much the forgers of an empire within an empire, dedicated to the prosperity of all mankind. Their whole deal is to further mankind as a whole and are known to treat humans with respect, as long as they follow the rules. * Crimson Fists: They are fiercely protective of Rynn's World natives, and their Chapter Master even carries a mother and her children to safety in the SM Battles novel that covers the Invasion of Rynn's World. On the opposite side of the spectrum, you've got chapters like the Black Templars, who are extremely zealous and care little of the ordinary man if push comes to shove. The Carcharodons see humans as simple resources and the Marines Malevolent even goes so far as viewing regular humans as mere decoys and have generally poor relations with the Salamanders in particular because of this.

[@ChaplainPhantasm]

The Raptors are also a more humanitarian Chapter so to speak, but more in the sense of being basically a big group of Tactical and Assault Marines, and they actually work very closely with the Astra Militarum with the purpose of minimizing casualties on their front and maximizing victory efficiently.

[@SergeantGadriel]

Each studs are actually 50 years so he's 200 years old now

[@LeVeLs404]

Lore is not totally precise about that, but often I read if they are silver it’s like 50 years, gold is 100 years so 400 years of service for Titus I would say

[@DOOMRIDER.]

​@@LeVeLs404 you're kind of both right in a weird way. Each gold service stud signifies 50 years of service to the Emperor of mankind but between Space Marine one and Space Marine 2 Titus was held in question by the Inquisition for 100 years and when they couldn't find any taint on him The Inquisitor that took him into custody held him in stasis for another hundred years he was then rescued by the chapter Master of the ultramarines and was to serve Penance in the death watch as a black shield for another hundred years so technically 200 years of service to the Emperor of mankind but he is in fact over 400 years old.

[@LeVeLs404]

@@DOOMRIDER. dang nice summary of the timeline, thanks

[@DOOMRIDER.]

@@LeVeLs404 sure thing brother unlike the Blood Ravens I like to share the knowledge.

[@LaDeCR]

Israel! Love your Shift Fire channel , bud - great to see you love the 40K lore and world :D

[@timstephens5893]

They're not on the shift fire channel anymore. Him and Cam have their own podcast channel. I just can't remember what it's called.

[@figurethisfigures4785]

Can't wait for the "Actual Space Marine reacts to Space Marine 2" video!

[@WiseArkAngel]

Israel: I'm a bit of a softie, I like Kittens. Marines Malevolent: (Heavy Breathing)

[@kgb85MD]

He's 200 years of active service 50 years for each golden stud

[@TheCandidPygmy]

Silver is 50 years. His studs are golden, which are 100 years, each, of active service.

[@kgb85MD]

@@TheCandidPygmy RTFM

[@Obsidian-Nebula]

@@kgb85MD They said, before the game came out, he's 400. He was around 200 in the first game

[@kgb85MD]

@@Obsidian-Nebula 175 years old Background. Titus has been a member of the Ultramarines Chapter for more than 150 years. According to the Prima guide he is 175 years old, 7 ft 2 in (2.18 m) tall, and weighs 750 lb (340 kg).

[@Obsidian-Nebula]

@kgb85MD Well, it looks like you can forget about some guide if the game devs said that he's around 400 and that's suggested in the game at some point. Also, he had been a captain before. He couldn't have been a captain at such a young age. Anyway..

[@Dyno-z1j]

nice to see you back

[@zeehero7280]

Tactical is my favorite role too in the game, it's a balanced setup, with the ability to scan enemies to make them take more damage

[@joeldykman7591]

0:20 in regards to classification of humans in the imperium of man, it goes. Imperial guard, space marine, custodian, primarch and finally, the emperor of mankind.

[@Icemanic99]

That real life jetpack looks so cool near the start of the video

[@kazekage6903]

This guy is already one of the best reactors to military shooters, now we know he’s a 40k fan?!? 10/10! Keep ‘em coming!!

[@paytonkraft7564]

If I had to give you a chapter, it'd be Salamanders for the reasons you outlined or Imperial fists for their hard sense of duty and very marine style combat doctrine.

[@alithanar8]

A shield might be more useful if you are going up against something that is far more deadly in melee then at range and is tough enough that it can actually get into melee despite several rounds to the center mass.

[@mjhansen9292]

I find it funny and a bit insane that there are actual soldiers who probably said to themselves "For the emperor " at least once before getting into a gunfight.

[@khanghua966]

I still confused about few sources says that titus now is in service for 200 years and some other sources says he’s in service for 400 years (Well i heard that the silver ones are 50 years count each and the gold ones are 100 years each but since many people also confuse the pins on titus’s skull if it was silver or gold)

[@LeVeLs404]

Well 400 makes sense, for the decade of service in the deathwatch and also his time as an captain so 4 golden ones standing for 400 years makes sense, but the lore is not totally clear on that subject, sometimes between chapters they handle it differently

[@armyfreak9389]

Considering in Space Marine he only had 2 service studs, and in Space Marine II he now has 4 studs, but it has Canonically only been 100 years since the events of the first game (his service in Deathwatch was only a century) it makes more sense that he is repping the silver 50 year studs. Giving us a grand total of 200 years of active service.

[@LeVeLs404]

@@armyfreak9389 with that in mind your absolutely correct

[@schwabmobwatches3405]

@@armyfreak9389 It was 200 years from SM1. 100 years more/less in stasis with the Inquisitor, and a 100 years in the Death Watch

[@Santagonista]

me " huh yeah a spec ops reacting to warhammer whatever but why not see? cuz... warhammer" than " WELL SHIT DUDE IS VERSED IN THE GRIM DARKNES OF THE FUTURE? DAMN THIS DUDE IS DOPE"

[@Deuscaelum]

The chapters that operates similar to modern spec ops is the raven guard.

[@ralts6464]

Actually the DoD already analyzed the practical development of exosuits which are the basis for power armor

[@TheHalodude01]

Wow this video is great you should do a Sparking Zero video next 😁

[@YukitoOnline]

Wait till he reads about the Raptors Chapter..

[@MyHappySelf]

Goes to read about Raptors Chapter XD

[@TheShadrax]

I love Tyranids and zerg so much, I'm actually surprised you mentioned zerg, because zerg is from an old game that doesn't exist on steam

[@Niel_albatrozz]

i love how the dude knows about the stuff hes reacting to

[@TJVBernal]

seeing the jetpack at 1:30, if hands are required for the other two thrusters, they could use the same balancing thing that the eco mobile had? then again't that just means adding more computing parts on an already heavy piece of equipment. which would then have you be required to use the exo legs that helps carry back packs. that's ALOT of batteries which is also, MORE weight

[@Telruin]

Tyranids are rapidly and intelligently evolving. The Virus bomb from the tutorial refers to a weapon used to turn every organic matter on a planet into soup (and gasses) over a relatively short time (That can be ignited... it's a version of Exterminatus). (Note to self... it's bee a while since I read about the Virus bomb, I hope I remember it right... I should read up on it again...) They state that the nidz will just be slowed down, because they will evolve quicker than the virus can eat them up.

[@hewkyy1107]

Damn bro knows his lore 👏

[@LA.20]

@4:30 Saber Interactive, the developers of the game, is also the one who made WWZ. They do the same insane swarms really good.

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

"We got Tyranids, we got Terminids, we got Zergs" Can someone please tell him that Tyranids are the OG that spawned the Zergs in the first place? Having people unaware of that is killing me. >.

[@Obsidian-Nebula]

W40K is a sub-genre of fantasy. He was very close to that when he mentioned cyberpunk (not the game). It's called Raypunk and most notable IPs are W40K, Dune and Star Wars

[@zeehero7280]

Each stud on titus is 50 years so 200+

[@harveyhams1572]

Bugs from Starship Troopers. Dreenoi from Star Guard.

[@CAP198462]

Salamanders, really Izzy? Did nobody mention they’ve got coal black skin, bright red eyes, and they really really like fire. If we restrict ourselves to first founding chapters, I think you want Ultramarines or White Scars. Otherwise the closest thing to good guys in the setting overall are the T’au and more precisely the Farsight Enclaves. They are the greater good. Edit: I forgot, I did make fan art of Izzy as a Dark Angel.

[@LT_ZephyruS]

He would totally run tactical as a class

[@Melkimund]

NOW we're talking.

[@justin_isaac_rada44]

What about an actual military personnel alongside with this Spec Op to react and view the Astra Militarum and it’s regiments?

[@archangelgabriel5316]

Hes also in the Dawn of War series too (Titus)

[@iloveplayingpr]

Holy cow! This guy is well versed!

[@SabeSilver]

The closest space marine unit that resembles modern special forces are the Raptors, a successor chapter of the Raven Guard legion

[@Shoelaces77]

My guy knows his lore.

[@FxSxRxZ]

When I read the title i laughed and thought "Why?" but watching the video its just a warhammer fan reacting

[@truebigboss]

Salamander are lowkey the ones with human values

[@lordvader1178]

He'd love the Raptors

[@Luizguilherme-iz9yl]

i was expecting him to talk more about how the game handles military stuff, and how also the lore does it, but cool still

[@Ragd0ll1337]

Well shit, didn’t know what the heck became of Israel, Cam, and Shift Fire - good to know he’s ok

[@03254504]

Should do one on the martial arts in black myth wukong

[@ThePhragmoticAnt]

Can you get bert holldobler (myrmecologist) to react to empires of the undergrowth?

[@Verdiac97]

ACTUAL special ops? Was thinking for a moment he wasnt

[@MrJulio632]

1:36 Let me tell you about the Elysian drop troops

[@nevanV12]

Ayo izzy's back?!

[@TheLehi5]

I know one more "good guys" SM, the lamenters!

[@darkxaur]

Those poor buggers.

[@TheLehi5]

@@darkxaur best boys.

[@crustybomb115]

the poor bastards never stood a chance...

[@BionicDirector117]

The Lamenters are legitimately the most loyal space marines in the Empirium. Seriously, entire chapters have turned to Chaos for less than half of the crap those marines have had to endure.

[@TheLehi5]

@@BionicDirector117 yup

[@thiago4santos]

Israel is deep on W40k, nice.

[@shiddyangler]

"Actual Space Marines React to Space Marines"

[@zerberus_ms]

Salamanders' weapon of choice - the heavy flamer, very humane. 😂 Also, the look like THE forces of evil, with their pitch black skin and red eyes. If i were to see dudes looking like that in a movie, i would immediately think theyre evil.

[@badfoody]

wait, they back?

[@josemoreu5038]

the fucking legend is back

[@stg.wendigo1655]

Maybe a weird idea, but would the us militairy mix the now jetpack tech and just mount two machine guns on each engine. Like the space marine agressors have? 😅

[@gar_field2]

Now I don't even know if the Title of the videos is a parody of Gamolofy or if it's from Gamology channel.

[@Tamnier-z2f]

Spec ops being a warhammer nerd I love it somuch

[@SirAroace]

A bolter in basically a 19-25mm RPG-7 munition be fired a full-auto

[@derrickhaggard]

This video was awesome

[@anonymous50105]

U guys should fix the audio in the last of us part 2 video

[@GreyKingZero]

Welcome back soldier, its been a day, huh?

[@kaungkyilin5538]

Haven't seen him in a while

[@wolfie826_7]

Warhammer needs an A-10 Warthog variant. :D

[@gamester512]

From what little I understand about the 40K universe, the "nicest" and most "noble" Space Marine chapters as far as caring for civilians and guardsmen's lives go, I believe Salamanders & Space Wolves top the list. I've heard that Ultramarines also care, but they are far more pragmatic and logical about things as well, so while they won't like seeing civilians and guardsmen die, they will accept it if they deem it as being necessary to achieve victory. But Salamanders will 100% go out of their way and even lay down their lives to protect civilians. If you're ever in a situation where you need to trust a Space Marine from another chapter to get something done, a Salamander would top that list. Like when the duo of Sa'kan (a Primaris Salamander) and Brutus (a Primaris Ultramarine Apothecary) were attempting to return home with the gene-seeds of fallen Ultramarines, Brutus was crippled when a Necron Gauss Rifle destroyed the power pack for his power armor, Brutus gave the Ultramarine gene-seeds to Sa'kan, trusting him to return them to the Ultramarine chapter while Brutus did what he could to delay the pursuing Necrons as long as possible so that Sa'kan could escape. It's also worth noting that Sa'kan was 100% ready and willing to fight and die alongside Brutus and would never have left Brutus behind if not for the fact that saving the Ultramarine gene-seeds was a far higher priority than trying to save Brutus or to die alongside him. And on top of that, Sa'kan was also badly wounded at the time, and yet he was still 100% willing to fight and die by Brutus' side without hesitation.

[@ultramanfan3757]

Heavy weapons combat is my thing

[@ultramanfan3757]

You all need to react to advanced warfare guys

[@zebrion5793]

"I'd be a Space Marine, they have the best training." Adeptus Custodes has entered the chat. Marines are cool, but they aren't even remotely comparable to a custodes.

[@richomieaugh7859]

No Cameron?

[@ThresherMaw]

Space Marines don't need cover.. They ARE cover

[@afiDaveykerr]

There's so many things to react to, but they don't on this channel

[@michaelmacleod6517]

Grey Knights! Represent!

[@tupcuher2445]

We need sew squad reacts 🙏🙏

[@g.herbert3810]

Hey Man, thought you was AWOL or worse. Good to see you 'Up an About!' Where is Fath, or is that 'NonYa?'😅

[@armyfreak9389]

Were you worried he was NetZero?

[@brettevans278]

Subscribed to see your review. 😅

[@mrnohax5436]

don't need cover when you are the cover

[@WishlockPSN]

I thought Israel and the other dude left what happened? When did he come back?

[@johnathanderosa7769]

This guy looks like a space marine