Royal Marine Reacts To Warhammer 40,000 - ALL Cinematic Trailers

[@maxpinner364]

"How many cannons does it need?" The imperium: Yes.

[@Dinitroflurbenzol]

never enough dakka

[@papapolarbear234]

We need more daka! Daka daka daka!

[@thenecessaryevil2634]

@@papapolarbear234 There is no overkill only 'open fire' and 'I need to reload'

[@42Mrgreenman]

The correct answer is, "All of them."

[@shockwave6213]

I mean.... when your FTL is literally tearing open a portal to travel through what is essentially hell, you'd cram as many cannons as possible onto your ship.... And even then, you can do nothing but pray that its enough guns.

[@RobGcraft]

ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US

[@kayoh30_]

is this a technoblade reference or nah

[@RobGcraft]

@@kayoh30_ not that I know of

[@cyn6273]

It is a joshdub reference

[@iliatitorenko9216]

We're witnessing the birth of another WH fan

[@Slapdash_86]

It's actually a reference to an old black and white horror movie can't remember the name and it's been referenced over and over and over again so yeah

[@CplHunter1027]

"How many cannons does it need?" All of them

[@benjaminkingsley3902]

All of them, and it really needs one more

[@CplHunter1027]

@@benjaminkingsley3902 Only one?

[@aggressivelymemeing]

There's Never Enough Dakka...

[@ShadeScarecrow]

Yea given the things these cannons have to shoot at I´d say never stop adding more

[@darkelysium2187]

There is never enough when they're so many zenos

[@matiasyannuzzi9655]

"It feels like we see less and less of these classic blue space marines." Oh, if only...

[@gerardmontgomery280]

toilet seats as far as the eye can see.

[@lliamdavis6950]

stopping by to say good work on this funny, made me laugh. 1 Purity seal for your work.

[@midgetydeath]

"Classic Space Marines"

[@AlexanderNielsen]

This put a smile on my face.

[@robopope7584]

Ultramarines are a great chapter! Please get them out of my sight! Matt Ward had made sure we all remember them, just not how he wanted us to.

[@uthumperera1]

"I love the Tau..." Yes Inquisitor, this heretic right here...

[@Trve_Kvlt]

Space communists

[@xblafren]

@@Trve_Kvlt WEABOO space communists

[@-JustHuman-]

Well they are the best in 40K, if you where forced to live there :)

[@Ghostly674]

heresy!

[@havyn88]

@@xblafren Well, at least it's better than space Ameri... I mean space racists.

[@mortaxe125]

You should watch "every warhammer faction explained" by bricky, it explains every faction as well as the lore and the tabletop in an easy to understand fun manner

[@friendlywallflower7521]

YEEES. It's one of the best intro videos for 40k beginners.

[@mightyphantom2176]

It really is I highly recommend it

[@mihainechifor8759]

He should also do a reaction video to it, or a live stream reacting to it

[@alpharius9x660]

Yes!!! Watch it.

[@JsphCrrll]

It's also a very long video.

[@JsphCrrll]

"I really like those guys." No body of the Imperium hates a guardsman.

[@ricepresident2990]

Cadia Stands!

[@CosplayingHistoryNerd]

The planet broke before the guard did

[@Mirvra]

*Sad Gasmask noises* Not enough shovels...

[@TheHandofDestiny]

@@CosplayingHistoryNerd "tHe pLaNeT brOkE bEfORe tHe guARd dId"

[@manictiger]

To be fair, Cadians are elite and in much better shape to fight than the average guardsman. The average guardsman goes into battle with minimal training, minimal skill, obsolete weaponry... And pure faith in the emperor.

[@Holmesy87]

"Does it need that many cannons?" WH in a nutshell: is there room for a gun? Yes. Then it was needed.

[@dbhchaos8005]

Let's not tell him that this was only a regular cruiser, there are still ships with even more guns.

[@HartlyLion]

I read this in Space Marine voice.

[@Raddosseuss]

well the aesy answer could be , yes! they need them cause the imperium isnt the biggest or stronger out there

[@GeordieSwordsman]

Is there an empty space? Why is there an empty space? Put a gun on it or by the Omnissiah I will send you for servitor processing personally. Canticles of the Forge, 14:36 "Only with overwhelming firepower do we earn our salvation."

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

"Does it need that many cannons?" "I smell heresy!"

[@uthumperera1]

RM: literally calls wh40k grimdark wh40k: we invented the word...

[@jwadaow]

The fans concatenated the description from the manual. It's their own fault for trying to be edgy and only making its origins obscure.

[@TheShadowSythe]

To be clear to anyone stumbling upon this, W40k describes itself as 'the grim darkness of the far future' which led fans to start calling it GrimDark which then grew in popularity and eclipsed 40k, becoming a mainstream term, so he used it to describe 40k not knowing that 40k is quite LITERALLY the origin for the word lol

[@uthumperera1]

@@TheShadowSythe thank you, i was too lazy to explain

[@jwadaow]

@@TheShadowSythe In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war. And they wrote it before 2020!

[@pointZer0]

"How many cannons does it need?" Ork Mek: "Now let me introduce you to the concept of DAKKA and amount thereof"

[@manuelqmenciam9481]

DAKKA: the ork term for massed auto cannon fire and ork multi laser f*pping

[@GalenLeRaaz]

Fun Fact: One of the specialist used it in US Air Force and a couple weeks later one of the generals said that "that new type of the plane needs more dakka."

[@ServantOfOdin]

oy lemme show ya wha' aiz meanz with dakka and moarofit!

[@jackmyers8687]

Standard Lunar class Cruisers have eight macro cannon batteries, four torpedo launchers and three sun fire Lance arrays.

[@antonakesson]

"It is very grimdark." Well this is the franchise that spawned that term XD.

[@asaenvolk]

I think that was Conan series back in the day.... (casts a suspicious look at the Emperor)

[@antonakesson]

@@asaenvolk Not quite. It was the tagline of 40k that gave the name. "In the grim dark future there is only war." So while Conan might have been a building block it was not the finished product, so to speak. Also did you know that Conan's author committed suicide at the age of 30? We lost a legend to early :'(

[@friedrichrosencrantz9939]

@@antonakesson Now that's very grimdark.

[@mrrandom3720]

The moment he says He likes Tau: Everyone:So you like Weabo Space Commie

[@mrrandom3720]

@Mark Spencer Yes

[@mrrandom3720]

@Mark Spencer Understandable Have a Great Day!

[@tomicecold8681]

Yep

[@mrrandom3720]

@Mark Spencer Welcome To Warhammer

[@Wintericecrystal]

I think that's the reason most people hate the Tau - the aesthetic was so obviously aimed at weaboos.

[@ruskie8308]

Warhammer is actually being made into a tv show. It's called Eisenhorn but there's not much known about it yet.

[@xiefer121]

i think its supposed to be based off the Eisenhorn novels.

[@quentinh3140]

@@xiefer121 it is

[@warforge_jp]

also the new incoming angels of death series among other animated stuff, even there is some stuff for kids comming out

[@CaffeinatedSentryGnome]

and the novels are really good. imo the story is the perfect first step into a 40k TV show

[@niddhoggloki4384]

It would be nice to have such a TV show, but I fear, that the lore would bee fucked up to be "normal" and "political correct". It's not that common to see any work where the concept of good and bad guys is just not existing and the human live is depicted as it is: nearly worthless in comparision to the "greater good" (yes a heretical term) of humanity.

[@carelesscloud9816]

"How many cannons does it need?" If it doesn't destroy a ship in a single volley, then it needs more.

[@prdprdprdprdprdel]

17:42 "lemme google it" .. It's on the screen the entire time he's googling it.. Well played my man

[@thebaron9405]

Ok, those little things that space Marines sometimes have stuck to their head are service studs, the space Marine equivalent of medals

[@cedricschmidtke4287]

they represent years served most commonly silver stud for 50years and a golden for a century and then just add all together

[@dj11o9er]

Yeah, they basically represent an Astarte's age in a way.

[@eduardorodriguesborges8542]

Baron? you're HERE? i guess you go to any video that is warhammer

[@dbhchaos8005]

@@cedricschmidtke4287 I don't recall the studs having different colors. From what I do remember is that every stud is supposed to represent a century of active service.

[@kronos661]

Really depends. For Ultramarines for egsample that shows how long astarte lived. For Space Wolves that's just cosmetics.

[@roialgrey1812]

"It's very Grim-dark." Warhammer 40K is literally the origin of the Grim-dark term. It comes from the phrase: "Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim dark future there is only war. There is no peace amongst the stars, only an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods." originally spoken by Vulkan one of the Primarchs. Edit: The term is actually attributed to the tagline of Warhammer 40K which Is "In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war." but the more complex version originates from Vulkan's speech, and to be perfectly honest I'm not sure which came first.

[@zraal3759]

The tagline predates Vulkan's speech.

[@LilGinjaMassive]

I get shivers reading that quote aloud. There will never be anything like 40k. For anything else is an abomination, a shallow parody that shall be burned in the holy fires of the Emperors light or crushed under the tread of his angels.

[@tacticalprofessor2847]

React to All Factions Explained by - "Bricky" to get a better understanding.

[@b-beale1931]

This. It's 2 parts and is amazing

[@williamthehammer1]

I second this!!!

[@Silverized84]

i third that

[@dataolle]

+1

[@KanjaHanta]

I 4th it. It is brilliant

[@HafdirTasare]

Warhammer 40K Imperial Navy: "Do you like Star Destroyers?" "Yeah i do!" Do you also like Gothic Architecture?" "Actually yes!" "Then i have just the thing for you!"

[@boom350ph]

i wish u out as well do you like broad side combat

[@HafdirTasare]

@@boom350ph do you like big Guns and Enter Crews? Because our big Guns shoot Entercrews.

[@ebreshea1337]

"Space Marine" was pretty fun, and relatively short. I enjoyed it, even the multiplayer.

[@jack9315]

Shame they didn't make anymore

[@American-knight-hawk]

@@jack9315 true

[@raikbarczynski6582]

in my opinion its just a COD singly player campaign in 40k... and im ok with that

[@anjaneyasreetrout2444]

@@raikbarczynski6582 I never imagined seeing a comparison as weird as the one you made.....

[@raikbarczynski6582]

@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 well but it kinda is true. its a short game with running and gunning ( and melee), waves of enemies you dont care, 2 big bad ugly mofos as main enemy. compare that to Cod Modern Warfare series

[@alexipilon8319]

The term there's always a bigger fish is very prevalent in 40k

[@mikaelerosecrans2093]

Fr bro he though the goblin machines were huge 👀

[@alexipilon8319]

@@mikaelerosecrans2093 then there's the titan

[@Stavol2Dual]

There is probably a big ass fish in the Warp

[@Ks3N]

"it's kinda like a cathedral theme to it" in WH40k there are churches that walks and that is a flying church so you can pray to the Emperor everyday

[@Jyappino1010]

The sisters of battle: *_LITERALLY A GIANT WALKING ORGAN_*

[@robopope7584]

Organ tank pog

[@boom350ph]

and a pipe organ missle lunchers

[@thedeathwatchmarinechapter709]

A church with tons of guns, and a plasma annihilator and a battle horn, you know what I'm talking about.

[@PlatinumWolf327]

Don't forget the sisters of battle can drop actual cathedrals from the stratosphere right into the middle of a battlefield

[@palmerthemedic7449]

Luke: I like Tau Kitten: so you have chosen... death

[@dj11o9er]

Basically any 40k fan these days: FFFFAHKING COMMIE

[@palmerthemedic7449]

@@dj11o9er CANT FUCKIN MELEE

[@danielstephenaguilos9346]

REEEEEEEEEE

[@dollarsign7554]

yup little kitten's gon be mad

[@Tipsythomas]

That got me good.

[@whiterex66]

"orcs on steroids" Mmmm, more like magic mushrooms...

[@mitchellstokes5849]

Well they are born from a fungus

[@ronaldpagar6513]

@@mitchellstokes5849 how does orcs works on fungus?

[@cgi2002]

@@ronaldpagar6513 orks reproduce via a fungus (they are litterally a sentient fungus). Once orks are on a planet, getting rid of them is a nightmare, you need to litterally burn the soil or they'll grow back. Also, the magic is "if enough of them believe it, its true" which is why their vehicles painted red go faster (they believe the red ones go faster), why their guns work (the barrel isn't even connected to the magazine sometimes, but they believe it will shoot, so it does), and why there is 1 imperial guard solider who can't die, Sebastian Yarrick (they believe he can't be killed, because he's a badass).

[@Spekter-76646]

The red-haired aliens that you were asking about are called "Howling Banshees"

[@--___--d]

My ex-wife is currently suing them for copyright

[@justadogobeingdogo5766]

@@--___--d haaaaaaa 😂🤣😂

[@raikbarczynski6582]

@@--___--d wtf that had me laughing so hard i nearly pissed myself

[@Lustie]

I read right when he asked what they are lol

[@jackmyers8687]

@@--___--d Bravo

[@evilsunz506]

For lore go read Armageddon and The World Engine The first is orks the second is necrons. also the the second clip had Nurgle daemons they were the "zombies". The Necrons are ancient and they killed their gods and became immortal by becoming "robots", but they are cursed. They awoke millennia later to retake the Galaxy. please like this so he sees it.

[@kungpochopedtuna]

They are souls inhabiting machines. Theres more to it than on the surface

[@CrispyChaos38]

Don’t forget the tyranids (space Cthulhu looking aliens).

[@cosuinofdeath]

Those parasites were never their gods

[@chaplainarkanus6410]

@@cosuinofdeath AHH YES A FELLOW NECRON SUPREMASIST

[@BeforeIforgot]

''Are they called Necromons or something'' he says, while NECRON is front and center on the sceen

[@CommissarChaotic]

Gotta catch them all!

[@chrisd281]

For a note, the massive ships of the imperium are build typically on forge worlds with shipyard rings that are floating in space around a planet. They don’t land or take off from planets, since some are bigger than a few moons.

[@midgetydeath]

In Rogue Trader they are given sizes such as the Lunar-class being 5.1 kilometers long. Everything is bigger in 40K post RT, though, but we weren't given direct sizes. Instead they say they have gun batteries the size of cities. So, by modern standards that means the Lunar-class would be either 51 kilometers long or 510 kilometers long. In the Great Crusade there were thousands of fleets of tens of thousands of ships each and that's just under one part of the Crusade. I think Battlefleet Gothic 2 got it best with the battle of Cadia. All those specks around the planet and environment you can see. Those are *SHIPS.*

[@ChiliConCarnage]

"How does it take off?" It doesn't land.

[@killakanzgaming]

...And since it's built in orbital shipyards, it never needs to "take off"...

[@mathewkelly9968]

"Zombie people" lol that's the death guard traitor legion

[@stefano-b-3125]

"blessed by Nurgle"

[@ArgelTal_]

I'll stick to the term "zombie people!" now. :D

[@natecondy6209]

Not lying but these dudes are kinda heresy

[@FloeticsPH]

If you're interested about Warhammer40k Factions I suggest Bricky's Every Warhammer 40k Faction explain part 1 and 2.

[@OACustom]

Those aliens, the ones with the "Cthulu type monster" are known as Tyranids. They are by far my favorite race/species/faction in 40K. And pretty sure those people in white armor with red headdress are actually Eldar.

[@Wanys123]

Yes, those were howling banshees, one of the craftworld Aeldari.

[@cosuinofdeath]

@@Wanys123 oooo wow pretty name for dead Xenos

[@TheSynj]

@@Wanys123 correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the warping one a "Warp Spider" or something along those lines. (Curiosity not Correcting just in case)

[@amwoodco3049]

@Synj: With those claws and the twin guns, he's a Warp Spider Exarch. Equivalent to an officer.

[@zraal3759]

@@amwoodco3049 nice catch. All these years I have been missing that was an Exarch. Lore wise, an exarch is many steps above an officer and more complicated. Though, admittedly how exarches are represented mechanically in the Dawn of War I game is as an one-to-one to the space marine squad sergeant.

[@williamthehammer1]

"All Cinematic Trailers" Does not contain all cinematic trailer... Me: *W H A T ?*

[@silverfischdotnet]

Right? Where's the 9th edition trailer?

[@Tzenyatta]

Mechanicus is a must play! So atmospheric, and the combat really draws you in. You can tell a lot of love went into it!

[@pandorax883]

19:05 these are Banshees, a special unit of the Eldar who are trained and very powerful in close range sword combat. these high pitched screams you can here during the battle are one of their weapons, stemming from their helmets. it slows down space marines and paralyses most common enemies, rendering them completely helpless. 20:58 that was a lurker, a stealth unit from the tyranids (compare tyranids to alien bugs, they come as huge hive fleets to devour entire planets, which you can see right before the scene with the lurker, their ships are that many that you can see them as some sort of mist in front of the moon)

[@RG-bv1qb]

The dudes in the back behind the inquisitor are Tempestus Scions my guy a branch of the imperial guard.

[@codysing1223]

Bunch of badass people right there

[@mentally_sic_maggot7828]

“You telling me these zombie people have guns?” Well yes because it’s warhammer..literally anything can happen

[@codysing1223]

Oh man... if only he knew what the guns are using as projectiles... disgusting.

[@thets6316]

Nurgle loves you

[@commandergreya7245]

13:13 They are Tempestus Scions, basically elite Stormtroopers.

[@nemamiah7832]

We used to call them Stormtroopers D: But it's hard to copyright, I guess.

[@scorchprimethewalkingwarcrime]

@@nemamiah7832 one word for you. Disney

[@nemamiah7832]

@@scorchprimethewalkingwarcrime What... Does the Mouse have to do with anything? GW started to change names to "easily copyrightable nonsense" pretty damn long time ago.

[@scorchprimethewalkingwarcrime]

@@nemamiah7832 I will be honest, I’m practically brain dead at the moment and haven’t slept since yesterday, so I can’t come up with an answer at this time

[@mastershangchi3410]

The trailer didn't show off their skills very well. Since they are supposed to be as skilled as you can possibly get as an ordinary human.

[@manuelqmenciam9481]

“I have a lot to learn” You have no comprehension of how much you have to learn

[@Agispsi]

"This guy has less armor on, is he like a sniper? Some kind of scout..." He says about the space marine sniper scout. Nailed it lol.

[@d_dos_atak2771]

I recommend reading the Horus heresy although there are a lot of them

[@captaingarvielloken2319]

Yep 27 last I checked, almost got all of them

[@Theodren]

@@captaingarvielloken2319 27? According to a dated wiki article there were atleast 56 as of Nov 2019. On audible 152 audio books are listed in the series. I'm on "Book 32" myself - Deathfire. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Horus_Heresy

[@captaingarvielloken2319]

@@Theodren well I did say last I check, should’ve stated though that the last I checked was awhile back. Though I’m glad there are even more in the series.

[@Theodren]

@@captaingarvielloken2319 I realise I came out blunt - my apologies. I meant to be informative, not correcting :) Most of the books have good readers in audible, so it's mostly very pleasant listing experiences.

[@cosuinofdeath]

@@Theodren they take into account the short stories too

[@brothertitan9516]

That race you said what are those on is actually Eldar AKA elf bois

[@garretth8224]

Space elves

[@glyph5090]

Redhead aliens are Howling Banshee's , a melee/cqc unit of the Eldar faction

[@crispylizard8295]

every factions gotta have a unit that screams REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE at the enemy

[@Jianju69]

Beware the ginger eldar.

[@CertifiedSunset]

"I love the Tau" The Waiter: So you have chosen fish

[@midgetydeath]

Of *FUREH!*

[@Sujad]

Cows*

[@otterblau5253]

To quote Tao Nick from Play on Tabletop, "They're not fish! They have hooves! If anything they are cows."

[@househendoe7549]

"Gaunt's Ghost" highly recommended series by this Devil Dog, Oorah.

[@darkhorse13golfgaming]

Necrons went into hibernation 65 million years ago, woke up, looked around, was like hell no there's too much life and stuff, begins to rectify the situation.

[@kyrisgaming]

"I kind of like the tau" ....a'ight, I'mma head out.(just ribbing, mate)

[@cosuinofdeath]

Right when I heard it I was like “this mfr”

[@inquisitorfederov5470]

"Does he need that many cannons?" straight faced recalling the horrors of tyranids. "Yes."

[@sanyGW]

"A little hint of Horror" he says, Me looking back at everything I learned about the whole franchise, "First time? Theres more 2 come" HAHAHAHAHA

[@elitemook4234]

'Does it need that many cannons?' "When you need it and don't have it you sing a diffrent tune." -Burt Gummer

[@quimble2177]

Space Marine is one of the best 40K games we’ve had tbh

[@EpicMogi]

I know right. That trailer he was watching was using a potato for a gpu. Looked way better on pc

[@quimble2177]

@@EpicMogi there’s also that, that trailer uses an early version of the game that doesn’t feature Titus, or that at least seems to be the case

[@88Spint]

"This is so confusing but cool and I love it!" Yep that's Warhammer.

[@Keemperor40K]

It's all true, all the lies, all the truths, all the corrections, its all true. Especially the lies, for in their deceit is the only kernel of truth you will find in this misbegotten universe. But seriously, GW's policy is that everything is true, even and specially all the retconns as it represents someone finding a piece of evidence that changes how things are seen. And seeing how convoluted the Imperial Archives are, this happens all the time to the point that no one really knows what is and isn't at any given time.

[@josephbrewster1169]

The term 'grim, dark' comes from Warhammer 40k. "In the grim, dark future, there is only war." -and hammers.

[@raikbarczynski6582]

power hammers that is

[@thatothersanecustodian8034]

7:38: "How many cannons does it needs?!" Me, an intellectual: Y E S

[@dist0rted320]

5:50 One thing that really conveys that signature fantasy feel is the gothic architecture and design that is so iconic in the Imperium.

[@AndriySHCHE]

Someday we will watch SPACEMARINE Reacts To Warhammer 40k, brothers!

[@katsufriedsushi]

He slowly becoming one of the Emperor sons join BROTHER

[@thebaron9405]

Is Warhammer 40K, spaceships are war churches basically, and each need about a million plus people to crew them

[@dj11o9er]

That's just Imperial ships that carry the large, gothic cathedral style.

[@zetarhythm3503]

And at least 3 guns, a shrine, and a servo skull for every last one of those million.

[@crispylizard8295]

yeah not all of them maybe the emperor class ones but alot of that will probably be fighting troops its mostly the navigators and the mechanicus that handles the driving but id imagine you would need a few hundred thousand maybe more to operate the guns and do repairs most ships don't require that many like space marine ships they gotta be able to go fest and dodge enemies emperor/imperator class I think both names are correct classifications are the biggest ships except ark mechanicus ships that were made before the imperium existed, emperor class ships are something like 12 miles long each

[@EnDSchultz1]

"How many cannons does it need?!" All of them.

[@uthumperera1]

RM: sci-fi... but with some fantasy wh40k: its just religion, mate....

[@willingandable3565]

Him: oh I’m such a noob when it comes to these things The rest of us: HERETIC!!!

[@AR-dq6be]

The night lords omnibus is really good read imo

[@SuperRavensblood]

Dude should watch the Battlefleet Gothic: Armada - Launch Trailer. One of the best depictions of 40K space battles IMO "It is better to die for the Emperor than live for yourself!"

[@beastofthemount414]

9:45 that is a Plaguebearer the lowest rank of daemon that serves the Chaos god Nurgle. Nurgle is the chaos god of rot, decay, desease and fear/hopelessness. Those in the background you see are called Tempestus Scions.13:35 the old dude you see there are either an astropath/sanctioned psyker/navigator.16:59 that is a Necron, more specifically a Necron overlord with a ressurection orb and warscythe. 19:05 those are called Banshees. 19:42 that is a warp-spider, just like the banshees this an elven warrior. 20:52 that is a tyranid, that breed specifically i think a lector which serves as a terroriser and assasin. as for the blue astartes they are most likely, due to their iconography, sons of Guilliman called Ultramarines. The red astartes / spacemarines are most likely the sons of Sanguinius called The Blood Angels. The green astartes you are referring to are most likely the Salamanders spacemarine chapter.

[@SecondQuantisation]

"How many cannons? How many cannons?" Everyone thinks that at first when they discover 40K. Then you find out that isn't even a max level ship....

[@exudeku]

"Is it worth playing? (Dawn of War III)" no...dawn of war 1? yes.

[@AntonAdelson]

Makes me want to cry everytime I see the difference between how awesome dow3 trailer is and how bad the actual game is

[@daveboy2000]

Huh, I'm missing the Battlefleet Gothic trailers.

[@nightshade8836]

Also space hulk

[@DEATHSIMBRACE]

And Dawn of War 1.

[@thetsarofall8666]

"Thats a cool ship! How does it take off?" It doesnt. Its built directly in space.

[@Krak1in]

18:44 - The red-haired aliens are members of the Eldar race (essentially space elves). They are one of the types of Aspect Warriors. In particular, they are called "Howling Banshees". The idea is that their masks release a scream that is capable of stunning an opponent (in the past this basically meant that in the first round of melee combat they were always going to strike first) and their swords are capable of cutting through armor like paper. Their heads aren't really that long, either. It's mostly helmet. 19:28 - Another Eldar. In this case either a ranger. They are snipers that rely heavily on cover in order to survive. Caught out in the open and, well, you see how well that worked out for him. 19:32 - Yet another Eldar. This aspect warrior is called a warp spider. Considering it has the blades it would be the Exarch, which is basically a squad leader. Eldar lead very structured lives since they feel emotions to a higher degree then humans and this can lead to ... err... problems if left unchecked (to put it bluntly, they became so debased at one point that they accidentally murder-fucked a Chaos God into existence and it is now devouring their souls). Most Eldar will dedicate themselves to an Aspect (think martial art) in order to find stability. These aspects each have a different style of combat and when used correctly can be absolutely devastating in play. For instance Howling Banshees are good at taking down armored targets like space marines, Fire Dragons are anti-tank infantry, Dark Reapers focus on long range combat with heavy weaponry, and Warp Spiders are fast "jump" infantry that generally work better on lightly armored targets (their weapons fire filaments that can cut flesh easily enough but can't penetrate armor). These are just a few of the types of aspect warriors, mind you. 21:04 - That is a Tyranid creature called a "Lictor". They are creatures that are sent ahead of a 'nid swarm to help find planets for them to devour. They are *very* good at getting around unseen.

[@thets6316]

The guys with the sniper looking guns were just the basic soldiers of the imperium of man. They have a lasgun (however thats spelled) which can punch through solid concrete really easily. But thats one of the weakest guns. And the zombie guys are corrupted space marines and other races. They belong to the warp god Nurgle (Nurgle loves you)

[@daveyb454]

Dawn of war soulstorm with the ultimate apocalypse mod. Might be a bit full to begin with but it's awesome. Battlefleet gothic armada 2 is also brilliant (space turn base rts game)

[@boom350ph]

7:34 hah cant wait to see his reaction of the kriges hundread thousand cannons on the sige of vark

[@Epsi743]

I would like to advise you watch the videos: “every warhammer factuon explained” by bricky. You’ll get a lot more info on who each of these groups are and the universe itself. The videos are a bit long but it may be good for you and it’s deffinetly entertaining.

[@Jeff-zj1vi]

The guys you talk about really liking who look like the scouts are inquisitorial stormtroopers. They are also called Tempestus Scions and are basically the special forces of the Imperial Guard are are basically the best the Imperial Guard has to offer. Theyre also known for tricking newer 40k table to players into attacking them, thinking they are regular IG troops and then sitting stunned when their Space Marine squad was massacred by the Tempestus Scion squad.

[@Atlastheyote222]

“Why hasn’t warhammer been made into a tv show?” HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU

[@zafyrus4241]

Go watch "If the Emperor had a text to speech device, It is funny as fuck, and will also give you some more lore

[@irishwristwatch2487]

Seconding this and also throwing in Majorkill if you like lore and occasionally offensive memes

[@zafyrus4241]

@@irishwristwatch2487 "G'day fuck heads"

[@leadpaintchips9461]

"How many cannons does it need?" That is not enough cannons in all honesty.

[@UndeadFangtooth]

"does it need that many canons!?!?" Me: *Angry inquisitor noises*

[@snoox27]

those orks at the start... gives me shivers. made me smile seeing you enjoy all the elements that make up 40k. its fucking fantastic.the "scouts" are humans, organic zombie guys are nurgle. guy with tatts on his face is an inquisitor.

[@ShadowGhost0117]

That ‘round’ in the space marines head that you notice at 18:50 is what’s called a service stud. They are something that space marines wear that indicate how many years they have served so far (being a space marine is obviously a lifetime commitment). There are different colors that mean different amounts of time and the exact number of years a color represents will vary from chapter to chapter. Most individual studs signify 50 or 100 years of service per stud.

[@Junp]

Always love watching people discover and get into Warhammer! Any intention on reacting to the "Every single Warhammer 40k (WH40k) Faction Explained" videos, fantastic two videos? :O Part 1 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnSqfIOInq-jbpY Part 2 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2fNn6aObJyHebc

[@alexitrinune]

"How many cannons does he need" Not enough.

[@katsufriedsushi]

There's a video which explains all about warhammer 40k in a nutshell and the table top. The channel call bricky

[@mordredpendragon1235]

9:01 My poor Grey Knight brother may the God-Emperor bless his soul

[@toku_fox]

The little recon/scout troops you lined from the Inquisitor trailer are called Militarum Tempestus Scions, they're basically special forces for the regular imperial military, the non-space marine guys

[@chrischan8282]

Would not mind seeing some wh40k games on this channel

[@suka_bylet4888]

So Just To let you know the “Scouts” you Talked about are Imperial Guards And I’ll explain them. Their basic Foot soldiers for the imperium and Aren’t that super But they look cool here.

[@raikbarczynski6582]

and they hold the line damned. against demons, ork , space marine weaboos and even BUGS

[@BigBex]

WHAT!? THEY CUT THE MECANICUS CLIP SHORT!!! HE DIDN'T SAY THE LAST SENTENCE!!!

[@AlyssMa7rin]

The 'zombie' with the minigun was actually a Nurgle-Corrupted Terminator Space Marine. The ones with horns or other appendages but no armor, are usually daemons, but the ones in armor are Plague Marines (Mostly members of the Death Guard Legion who were corrupted by Nurgle.) Also, the guy with the I with an eyeball through it is an Astropath (A psychic communicator in Warhammer, that's how they do distress calls and intersystem communications.) They have a special mutation that allows them to project their consciousness into the Warp, and communicate with distant worlds.

[@AngryGeth]

The zombie looking things are Plague Bearers, Daemons of the Chaos God Nurgle. The one with the minigun was actually a Hellbrute, a Chaos Marine that has been interred in the lifesaving Sarcophagus of a Dreadnought. Normally considered an honor by loyalists, those who have fallen to Chaos consider it to be a torturous hell (And for good reason, that thing is meant to be pure tech, but if you look closely you can see a good chunk of it is actually flesh). The guys getting annihilated at around 12:30 are what looks to be Karskins, or possibly Inquisitorial Storm Troopers, both are elite Guardsman units, they're considered well equipped by most standards, with carapace armour and hotshot lasguns that can punch through even powered armour like what is worn by Astartes.

[@grimreminder5038]

Quick! Drag him into the cathedral and bring out Inquisitor Martyr, he will be made into one of the Emperor's finest!

[@adamh4468]

“I think I’m gonna butcher this” Yes you did but hey we all start somewhere.

[@MegaGullas]

"How many cannons does it need?" Yes.

[@Bollthorn]

The witch-y aliens from the Dawn of War 2 and 3 trailers are the Eldar, the 40k equivalent of elves. The ones with the red flowing hair and swords are an Eldar unit called Howling Banshees. Also the big tentacle faced thing at the end of the DoW2 trailer was a Tyranid. Regicide is what they call chess in 40k. The soldiers with the inquisitor were storm troopers, and the green monsters were daemons (that's how GW spell it because trademark) of the chaos god Nurgle, and a couple of Death Guard chaos space marines

[@JackGamer193]

The 'recce troops' you mentioned are Imperial Guard soldiers (normal non-augmented humans). In this case I think they're Kasrkins, which are basically special forces imperial guard with better armour and lasguns than you standard conscripted guardsmen. They're facing plague marines (traitor space marines corrupted by disease and pestilence by the Chaos God Nurgle) as well as plague daemons. Kasrkins are usually great but this time they were facing some huge thing that was way out of their league and probably needed actual space marines to deal with it. The trailer with the 'Cthulhu' monster involved space marines, the Eldar (space elves with hyper advanced tech that used to rule the galaxy before their hedonism and excesses destroyed their civilisation and birth the Chaos God Slaneesh) and the Tyranids (basically a hyper intelligent hive-mind of creatures that evolve insanely quickly and consume entire worlds of their biomass and minerals). The Tyranids are probably the primary threat to all life in the galaxy right now.

[@feliph64]

"there's so many different peoplpe" bro, you have no idea...

[@Flakjacket96]

There is one more game you got to check out called Darktide.

[@kungpochopedtuna]

In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war . . . Luke" this is very grim and dark" Haha

[@b-beale1931]

It's one of if not the originator of the term

[@dist0rted320]

10:07 That is an Imperial Guardsman, they're the regular foot soldiers of the Imperium and are drafted from countless worlds. Their guns fire lasers that can decapitate someone, yet they are still considered to be flashlights compared to most weapons. Also, the ones in the Dawn of War 2 trailers were the Aeldar/Eldar/Space Elves, and the big Cthulu monster was a tyranid (I forgot what that specific type was called tho :/).

[@shockwave6213]

The enemies you saw in the 40k Inquisitor: Martyr trailers were Nurgle's daemons, Nurgle Cultists and Plague Marines. Nurgle is the Chaos god of Pestilence, Decay and Rot. The big one with the Rotary Cannon was a Hellbrute: "A twisted Mockery of a Space Marine", as he puts it in game. Just a Chaos Marine inside a Dreadnought who went completely bat shit insane from centuries of being stuck in the Dreadnought armor.