THE GREATNESS OF GUILLIMAN! URSULA CREED MEETS THE PRIMARCH

Hey everyone Rho here! Today we're discussing when Ursula Creed met the Imperial Regent Roboute Guillliman. And how it was an example of the Primarch's Greatness.
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[@mikevasquez1103]

I will die on the Guilliman hill in that he was a good face of the Imperium of Man even during the Great Crusade as his philosophy best aligned with the original Imperial Truth. Throne, Ultramar was a near perfect microcosm of what the Imperium was originally meant to be.

[@mduckernz]

Yep, totally unironically best Primarch

[@mikevasquez1103]

@@mduckernz I like to think Guilliman would have come into primacy had the Great Crusade been successful.

[@NATEDOG]

Agreed.

[@saltedllama2759]

Horus believed the same thing about Guilliman, in terms of being an empire-building statesman. He believed himself or Sanguinius were the only two capable of being Warmaster above the others, but Guilliman best embodied what a united human empire should look like.

[@lavatun]

"It was beautiful once. It shall be again."

[@Thought_Processing_]

Guilliman: Wait, you have a distant father who is worshipped by everyone you know? … Mood Kindred

[@Jadefox32]

*ultrahug initiated*

[@anirecapped.]

@@Jadefox32 Accompanied by Ultra tears of joy.

[@Jadefox32]

@@anirecapped. *raucous cheering*

[@gadrielvanorion9872]

its so sweet the ship was named after his mom

[@hohjoshua1649]

Once a mommy boi always a mommy boi

[@MrZuriax]

Always on board for some Guilliman praise. That's my guy right there. Holding the Imperium together all alone is a tall order.

[@bernardabang4107]

He is and will always be my favorite Primarch.

[@haakonsteinsvaag]

He is truly an awe inspiring primarch, but it is sad that he leads such an uninspiring chapter. Ultramarines are the textbook marines, to confined to the codex astartes.

[@bernardabang4107]

@@haakonsteinsvaag Are they really? A lot of them are coming to the understanding that the Codex are guidelines, Titus comes to mind (he is canon now), Felix too, even Cato Sicarius too is pretty flexible. They arent as action packed and exciting as the Dark Angels but the way he wields them and even under Marneus Calgar, they get the job done. But yeah as a Primarch i would follow him into hell knowing he would have a way out. Read a lot of his books and the more I read about him the more he earns to dog status with me. He isn't the best warrior but he never backs down from a fight and he really was the best choice to come back first.

[@haakonsteinsvaag]

@@bernardabang4107 Maybe its just me, but I still feel that they lack any flavor/exitement. They are awsome warriors and I look forrward to playing one in the new Space Marine game, but there is very little that draws me to them as a chapter.

[@bernardabang4107]

@@haakonsteinsvaag I agree that compared to the Blood Angels, Dark Angels or Imperial Fists, they come off boring because they are specifically unique. In some ways they are like the standard Space Marines while other Chapers specialize but if I were given a choice I would wear the blue vs any of the other options, partly cos of the Primarch and partly because of how they are so underappreciated for all the things they get done. For the Ultramarines its all about the strength of what they do together vs how amazing they are individually.

[@akumaking1]

When will Bobby G meet the Lion? When will Decimus become relevant again? Will Clone Fulgrim ever play a role? How will the Tau react to Bobby G in person? Can Huron Blackheart replace the Armless one? When will we get Angron vs Ghazkull?

[@bobjohnson1633]

Find out next time, on DRAGON BALL Z!!!

[@atomiicchi3f983]

​@@bobjohnson1633just 50 books of filler to go!

[@Mike_Viola]

Will Kaldor Draigo solo all the Chaos gods? Is The King in Yellow actually just a grot who painted his face yellow for more dakka? Is the Inquisition just, like, really inquisitive? Would Bill Nye the Science guy be able to answer or their whacky question? We'll never know 🤷

[@ElectricalExistence]

​@@Mike_Violabill nye cant even describe what a woman is.

[@BM-wf9uf]

We will likely be a long way from The Lion meeting Guilliman. In fact I would probably bet on them not even meeting in 10th edition...

[@HuntDownErebus]

Guilliman was like: "If I can be my father's ultra-som, you can be your father's ultra-daughter"

[@mranderson718]

Meeting Guilliman would be beyond being star struck. It’d be like if a Christian met Moses, your brain would probably be unable to accept the reality of it.

[@lavatun]

"His presence was immense. Like a dominant thunderhead filling the room."

[@maxstr]

More like meeting Christ. Guilliman is a son of the God Emperor

[@davidburnett5049]

It would be much better than meeting Moses. Robute is much cooler and better. Taller too, which is what really counts

[@haakonsteinsvaag]

@@maxstrI was about to make the same comment, and it also understates the magnitude of anyone meeting Guilliman/Christ in person.

[@johnd2058]

from _Full Metal Jacket_: "Is that you, John Wayne? Can it be?"

[@lotuswraith]

Honestly, against an enemy like Chaos, propaganda is probably the best weapon. Morale is probably one of the most potent weapon any army can wield, but that is doubly so when your enemy is a literal being of belief and thought. Even against an enemy like the emotionless and endless tides of the Tyrranids, high morale will keep soldiers fighting instead of just giving up in the face of impossible odds.

[@MarineCARMINE]

I think Corvus and Vulkan can understand humanity like Guilliman can.

[@user-fp3in2kf3b]

Notice that GUILLIMAN like to bring Rouge Traders into his inner circle or as trustworthy ally in special missions

[@Jamhael1]

Guilliman had made the largest gathering of PIMPS in Human history - because look at it: the drip, the ice, the swagger, making it rain as if there is no tomorrow, and all of them having a pimped-out, custom built BATTLESHIP, if not an ENTIRE FLEET of those, and all of them are playas of the ultimost caliber, all carrying the "hammers".

[@primary2630]

Probably a good thing to have working with you. I bet they give a lot of useful information

[@bigwigcthulu6902]

I really do genuinely like Guilliman...but I REALLY want to see the Khan come back.

[@marcustrajan4873]

Same. G'man is my favourite Primarch but after finishing the WS arc in the HH and SoT, the Khan is the MAN and his Ordu are BOSS! Given what the WS achieved and accounted for themselves at the siege, I'd replace Mannus (RIP) with the Khan in my Dauntless Few.

[@JD-td6oh]

Unfortunately brothers we wont see him for a long time.. take solice that one day he will. But it wont be for awhile. Thats why faith is such a important thing

[@lavatun]

​@JD-td6oh "Blessed is the mind too small for doubt."

[@utubrGaming]

Well, I do have my favourite for "next loyalist primarch". ✊

[@bigwigcthulu6902]

Yeah, once I got through the WS books...then got to the SoT, all I looked forward to was any WS stuff or the Khan@@marcustrajan4873

[@eviljagtech]

G-Man wields politics and words like weapons of mass destruction, plus it's a god send that a descent writers to make it happen.

[@doubledigital_]

man im sooo stoked for this years lore what a great little short story this is

[@lavatun]

"He was entirely human, concentratedly so. As if the greatness of sacred mankind was distilled a thousand times over and poured into the body of the noble giant."

[@laszlolazok1863]

Ingenious piece of writing - I see why you chose it. Guilliman must have a hard time processing all that was lost after the Heresy.

[@Legitpenguins99]

You couldn't overstate the importance of bringing hope to the hopeless. I really liked what GW did (for once) when they timed the great rift and Girlyman returning. Feel like it created a net neutral change in the "grim darkness" because without a primarchs return the imperium is fucked

[@kiltmaster7041]

"The real weapon was the friends you made along the way." "You can't be fucking serious." "No." "Oh, thank the God-Emperor." "The real weapon was ACTUALLY the power of love." "For fuck's sake." "The real weapon was within you all along?" "PEOPLE DIED TO GET ME HERE. GOOD PEOPLE DIED. A FLEET BURNED. AND THAT'S WHAT YOU GIVE ME?!?!?!" "The real weapon was the self discovery you made on the journey." "AAAAAAAAAARGH! Fuck it, I'm turning to Khorne."

[@oatlord]

Guilliman is by far the main character of the whole IP, imo. He's the most relatable character by far.

[@VesiustheBoneCruncher]

Relatable, or aspirational? Trazyn is relatable. A grumpy dude who is in it for the memes, the lore and the collecting, but also has a taste for petty vengeance and pride. Millennia old Hyper-altruistic sort of son of a quasi-god, ruler of countless billions, and lynchpin of civilisation’s continued existence? Not so relatable, to me.

[@primary2630]

bruh a robot skeleton isn't any more relatable when you purposely phrase it like that@@VesiustheBoneCruncher

[@vicsterX]

I loved the dichotomy of views between the Space Marine and normal human on Guilliman. Dante observed Guilliman and thought to himself that the Primarch is the purest form of humanity, while Creed here simply goes "nope" just by looking at Guilliman standing up.

[@lavatun]

Primarchs are the height of an african elephant possessing strength to kill a titanosauros with a single uppercut.. Imagine being in creed's shoes when she saw guilliman stand up..

[@guyshafor1320]

​@@lavatunok calm down. His name is Rabootay for christ sake.

[@lavatun]

@@guyshafor1320 imagine if creed saw vulkan.. man's 12' tall..

[@MrMysticphantom]

G-man the most human of all the primarchs ... probably a lot more human than a good portion of baseline humanity in the 40k

[@Vihara2]

vulkan was the most human, Sanguinius was the most soulful and profound of the primarchs, Guilliman was the most practical and sensible. Hard to explain otherwise.

[@anirecapped.]

@@Vihara2 Again, confusing 'human' with 'humane'. Vulkan may have been the most humane of the brothers with GMan being a close second but when it comes to embodying all the facets of human nature, no one comes close to Girlyman.

[@estel5335]

Lorgar was the most humane. Not even close. (well maybe Angron without the Nail)

[@anirecapped.]

@@estel5335 Lorgar and humane??!! The same Lorgar who put to sword any and everyone who refused to bow to his bs religion and used persecution and terror to enforce his cult of Emperor worship??

[@antonioj700]

​@@estel5335lmfao wjat are you smoking bruh? Lorgar the more human?! Lmfao, the same guy who became a fuckin demon gunning to kill humanity? That lorgar or are we talking about some head cannon shit now?😂😂 Go away with your twisted cannon bruh, you are sick in the head if you think lorgar was ever human

[@marcustrajan4873]

G'man fulfilling his Wyrd, as seen by a Space Wolf Rune Priest in Prospero Burns, as being the one to be the heir to the Emperor's Throne. Also, nice to hear he still remembers his "mum" by naming a ship after her.

[@lavatun]

"Haha! Foolish boy. My sweet, foolish boy."

[@davidburnett5049]

​@@lavatunwhat is that from?

[@lavatun]

@davidburnett5049 forgot the book but tarasha euten said this to guilliman during the forming of imperium secundus I think..

[@marcustrajan4873]

@@davidburnett5049 Unremembered Empire

[@c0ldsh0w3r]

The music you choose is always top notch. Always hits the perfect emotional note.

[@richardhogben3776]

Awesome as always Thankyou for all your hardworking

[@joenobody5913]

Is it REALLY that hard to find a compelling snippet and then slob the knob of the book, story, author, and of course games workshop? (my bad rho, I obviously meant The GREAT Games Workshop) It's literally The.Same.Lazy.Formula.For.Every.SIngle.Vid except of course product reviews, which run on the popular 10/10 --- 11/10 sliding scale. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe it does take a lot of hard work being a proper corporate bitch boy. But I get it, anything for The Great Games Workshop, the amazing and great employees, and of course, the authors that make up the incredible black library. Every single one of whom is the most perfect organism in the entire universe and just great

[@Matihood1]

I kinda wish Ursarkar E. Creed returned. He is such an iconic figure.

[@catosicarius3262]

In 5-8 years Trazyn will declare "Creed! I chose you!" And he will become an intregral part of the plot to wreck some chaos

[@sodadrinker89]

Don't worry, Trazyn got him frozen up in a Pokeball.

[@kostakatsoulis2922]

You know, I actually think it would be cool if her returned as a Chaos-corrupted form of himself

[@Quintus_Fontane]

It really did have to be Guilliman who came back first. Ultimately I want all the loyalist primarchs to come back (And I'll put money on that exact thing happening), but when the Imperium has Big Bobby G to run things, Lion-o to smash things, Grandpa Dorn to fortify everything, Corax to be the surgical problem remover, and Vulkan to let the Imperium find its heart again (Whilst making some excellent wargear), the Imperium's going to be in a MUCH better position. All the others would be great too, but I think these would fill the gaping holes most in need of filling in the Imperium right now.

[@fullmetalprism5249]

and the Angel? I really hope they find a way to bring back Sanguinius

[@marcustrajan4873]

You pretty much summed up the wyrds attributed to the 7 surviving loyalist Primarchs (see Propsero Burns): - One to be the heir to the Emperor's Throne: Guilliman - One to fortify the defences of the Imperium: Dorn - One to guard the hearth: Vulkan - One to watch the distant perimeter: The Kahn - One to command the armies: The Lion - One to control intelligences: Corax - One to be executioner: Russ They have the template for their roles upon their return.

[@Quintus_Fontane]

@@fullmetalprism5249 Oh I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if they do just that one day. Not sure how, but I'm sure they could (And will) cook up some lore shenanigans to do it. It's a fan favourite and a license to print money all rolled into one, so... yeah. I just hope that if/when they do it, it's not contrived. I WOULD be surprised though if they don't leave him 'til last. If they brought him back before at least the ones we know (Or heavily suspect) are still alive, I'm not sure that'd be a good move on their part.

[@davidburnett5049]

​@@Quintus_Fontanehe would make a good final piece on the table. He is one of the primarchs whom I don't know of any failings. Plus I own zero models but I would get the angel. I might get a figurine of him regardless

[@hohjoshua1649]

And Kharn speeding the galactic highway

[@lancelloyd8762]

Keep going, these are awesome.

[@i_am_stil_nameless.]

I love the imperial propeganda machine. this really gives me the feels the 10th ed leviathan trailer lyrics did

[@lancelloyd8762]

Well done!

[@keelan222]

Does RG and Ursula know that Trazyn has captured her father?

[@jonharrison9222]

No.

[@shanegrimes3455]

Only cawls know

[@Ultramar565]

Those of us of the Ultramarines legion have been moved to tears ,our Primarch is indeed one of a kind.

[@lavatun]

"Look at me as a father, not a lord. You are of my line and as such a son to me."

[@TheKlink]

Still , would've been interesting for Jagatai to burst out of the webway popping a wheelie to the tune of Skeleton Warriors first.

[@saltking2133]

Khan is sooo underrated and i would loveeee for him to come screaming back poppin wheelies haha

[@wellfudgethis]

12:07 Matt is like: hold my homespun robes😊

[@konradcurze6881]

Amazing

[@celticrain8170]

Ain’t nothin but a G thang -Guilliman

[@docuzi]

Has Robute heard news of The Lion yet?

[@Scott.webb64]

Not yet, but damn if we arent all waiting on baited breathe for that reunion. Im a grown ass adult, but i have a feeling im gonna shed a tear when those brothers hug it out.

[@loristnorton3723]

Dante met Gman then adventured to see the LION. He'll make them reconnect.

[@jockobeans]

If Rho gets a chance, he ought to give the newer omnibus, Forges of Mars a try. Great read for the Mechanicus and there is a juicy, juicy tidbit on a certain Dragon....

[@chrismills2439]

gotta say... learn alot of 40k lore from these videos.....

[@johnd2058]

1:30 Daddy Issues 40k intensifies

[@lutrueson9000]

she felt every inch of guilliman

[@themachine7534]

For the lion!

[@brooklynkeith2877]

Everyone should strive to be more like Lord Guilliman. Ave Imperator

[@mikeylejan8849]

Guilliman was raised well by konor and Terasha

[@perjohanaxell9862]

Nice to see Guilliman understands the power of persuasion ower comand. Thats one of his strangths I think.

[@michaelcasiano9497]

guilliman is the statesman compared to his other brothers.

[@Ower8x]

Guilliman definitely would use the Lions Image he is a politician and statesmen he know as well as general he understands the value of appearance and morale the moment he has Lions appearance he will spread it in Sanctus ... for many reasons as is always the case with the Big Boy in Blue ....

[@theganjacologist2819]

For the Emperor!!

[@johnsmithfrombackeast7376]

He is the perfect Primach to lead the way.

[@ARC1701A]

I want Ursakar back. There I said it.

[@justyagre6296]

7:49 I dunno. The amount of skulls floating around the Imperium, I argue that the Emperor is absolutely the face of the Empire.

[@LysimedVenteel]

I’m not sure about the setting of this being decades past the fall of Cadia. We’re only about fifteen years past it in the current timeline

[@lovelessamphitheater4287]

Lol if normal humans feel this way about guilliman and when guilliman saw his father and thought he was like a star then ..what would happen if a normal human saw the emperor now directly??...no wonder the sisters of battle got their hairs turned white after meeting the emperor.

[@malcolm_in_the_middle]

Clearly the war of propaganda is crucial. The Word Bearers know this well. It is good that the Loyalists have someone on their side who understands as well now

[@philmariop]

Blessed is the mind too small for doubt.

[@TheSpicyLeg]

7:05 This is something I’ve long thought about, and was happy to see it confirmed. A large part of the Imperium’s strategy to survive involves, well, motivation. We all meme about the Commissariat and getting a bolt pistol shoved in a guardsman’s face, but this is peanuts compared to the large scale and much more crucial propaganda machine the Imperium must utilize. There aren’t enough Commissars, for one thing, and secondly, it would be absurd to have one Commissar per squad or company. The Imperium has to have a mammoth propaganda machine to get any sort of use out of guardsmen. Like in real life, soldiers who want to be there are generally more useful than soldiers who do not. A good way of convincing and enticing that desire is to white pill people. Guilliman’s return in a dark time is a sign the Emperor is providing salvation. A son of the Emperor is back. He is leading the Imperium to salvation. The people are not alone, they have Demi-god backup. That would be blared from every vox and posters on every doorway. His victories and feats shouted from the rooftops.

[@nickb5916]

How do the Primarchs view the custodes? are they like little brothers/cousins? do they view them closer to equals?

[@lavatun]

The custodes disliked the primarchs..

[@anirecapped.]

@@lavatun Only a tiny faction of the Custodes!! Most of them are quite warm to Guilliman.

[@lavatun]

@theredditexperience1 hmm.. didn't know that.. nice to hear that the custodes respect guilliman..

[@anirecapped.]

@@lavatun Except for that one @sshole of a Tribune, (you know which one) the others are quite favorable to Guilliman.

[@georgijcaikovskij5623]

They hate them with passion because trashmarines was the main reason why the Imperium in this state and the Emperor afk for 10 k years

[@thew-heat5525]

GUILLIMAN He is more Human that everyone thinks. True greatness comes from with in.

[@user-tb3qp8vr1m]

FOR HIM ON TERRA!

[@tigeriussvarne177]

Courage and Honour.

[@gideonevans9717]

Imagine being a normal human and meeting a primarch

[@ArchAngelWC]

And just think...Grampa Smurf there is the tiny primarch imagine if seeing Vulkan walk towards you for some transhuman dread lol...pitch black skin glowing red eyes 5ft wide 10ft tall with a hammer large enough it would make dreadnoughts weapons look small

[@kimmogensen4888]

The picture of Guilliman doesn’t really show what he is described as, looking unbelievably beautiful, and then there are the aura to make it even close to impossible to look at especially the first time.

[@alt-monarchist]

40 K was the greatest universe until recently

[@harryallen1175]

Do you think the emperor is controlling what loyal primarks return and in what order?

[@davidburnett5049]

No. He wouldn't have waited. He needs them a thousand years ago, in any order, however he can get them.

[@captain-commander8138]

20? *Loads bolter*

[@gobot4455]

So smufette meet pappa smurf?

[@timothylyons5686]

Rho, you've obviously not been in the military. Orders are orders, you don't disobey your orders.

[@BM-wf9uf]

And that's how genocides happen...

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

You forgot a keyword, you don’t disobey *LAWFUL* orders.

[@anirecapped.]

Not the Ultramarines, no. As an Ultramarine, you're not only expected but required to resist a unlawful order and even prevent it from being carried, by force if necessary and failure to do so was guaranteed to bring a censure upon you. At least that was the case during 30k.

[@timothylyons5686]

@@FormerGovernmentHuman but who decides what is and what isn't a lawful order?? You, your sergeant, your commanding officer. If you start questioning orders then military discipline breaks down. Look at lsrael right now, bombing women and children. War crimes ?? Not according to lsrael and America.

[@mykelengieza7057]

ALGORITHM

[@saltedllama2759]

The models from ForgeWorld, and the vastly superior plastics from GW, are meant to represent a specific footprint for the Primarchs for some semblance of game balance. But the Primarchs are massively larger than their model representation. The stories are canon, not the tabletop game. The books in the Siege of Terra series describe even the largest of Astartes, such as Abaddon in his full suit of terminator armor, only coming up to the lower chest area of Perturabo - who was in a toga and not in his own armor. Perturabo wasn't a demon prince; he picked up Abaddon - again, in his full suit of armor - with one hand and slammed him against a wall with ease. Dorn swung his sword straight out from his up and not upwards and cracked Kharn across the head, knocking him entirely off of the spaceport. Most soldiers were unable to watch the Primarchs move in action as they were an absolute blur to normal human vision. During the crusade, Ferrus was walked around a sparring pit and some 1st company Emperor's Children in Tartarus pattern terminator armor only came up to his upper abdomen area. Astartes are terrifyingly large and intimidating to humans at around 7.6 feet tall. Primaris even more so standing 8.53 feet tall out of armor. (Thunder Warriors were actually closer in size to Primaris than Astartes, but that's another topic...) Primarchs are in the 10-14 foot range (pre-demon prince mode). They have super powers, many of which they weren't even aware of, and they move faster than even the fastest Aeldari. Truly terrifying demigods who could clean house in even a Marvel or DC universe.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

This guy came back as to remind everyone that the ignorant state of the Imperium is something to be ashamed of, not romanticized and it accomplished nothing except to make people comblain about how noblebright everything is. I don't know why I bother with 40K.

[@allenpoe17]

This was an enjoyable book for sure, but a couple of parts had me laughing a bit and not favorably.

[@MalMalWasTaken]

G-man got the G-Rizz

[@THETHUND3rstruck]

Can you imagine how epic all of these events would be if Amazon does the show right.. I mean Guilli’s resurrection alone would be like the return of Gandalf mixed with all of the charges mixed into one.. I get chills hoping one day to see that come to life

[@gundam116]

Who is Ursula??

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

Noone. It's just chaos corrupting our history. Nothing to see here

[@justlolit]

Hearing the backstory to Ursula Greed for first time, it sounds like a one of the new marvel female heros. Its the first thing that came to mind.

[@sidewinder3694]

Exactly what I heard too lol

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

It's so silly ... What a shame that they pollute this awesome hobby with their politic views

[@calebbrown419]

Except done better

[@christiansjolander86]

What I like about Guilliman is that he isn't all powerful. His primary strength is diplomacy, strategy. While he is absolutely strong and can definetly fend for himself, He could never be Warmaster despite behing a Space Marine, there are others more suitable for that.

[@antonioj700]

The fuck you are talking about?

[@danielcampbell9457]

space marine????, what?. son, this PRIMARCH is a literal demi-god. and could pick up a car and throw it the length of a football field. he aint a space marine.

[@christiansjolander86]

Primarch of the Ultramarines Space Marine Legion. Ofcourse he is a space marine. A space marine isnt only a battle brother. But yes indeed a Primarch, of a Space Marine Legion. @@danielcampbell9457

[@anirecapped.]

@@christiansjolander86 *_Primarch of the Ultramarines Space Marine Legion. Ofcourse he is a space marine._* - 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@John-jc3ty]

how can cadia propaganda be effective if most of the imperium doesnt know that chaos exist? to the point of executing entire armies of guardsmen after winning a war against chaos

[@user-vu8ck7tq4v]

That's not how that works this is mostly done with conflicts against demons and some places like cadia that are frequently in contact with demons like cadia are exempt

[@ProbabilityOverdrive]

I thought the whole executing guardsmen thing mostly stopped after the great rift opened and daemons swarmed all over Terra. After that they were like "ah well the cat is out of the bag."

[@John-jc3ty]

@@ProbabilityOverdrive idk, im not updated about the situation. im a 30k boomer

[@ffejpsycho]

lol 40k is simultaneously the best, and worst universe out there!

[@Yorkington]

Trayzn can't release Creed fast enough. He was more interesting.

[@michaelfranzgarcia7769]

a GW going in route of disney

[@TheBlastmeister]

woman=woke apparently. Maybe people should read the book before assuming that Ursula is a woke character.

[@seanyoung9014]

They would be fun at parties if anyone ever invited them to one. 😂

[@jonharrison9222]

Wokespotters = irrelevance.

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

Women can't be leaders, they never were in history and never will be. Her existence is absolutely mind boggling

[@Mortarion-xt9wp]

Well the whole woke rules are kinda strange. Imo compelling characters matter. They obviously can be housewives or powerful and effective commanders. It just has to be written in a good way. And until now GW&co is kinda male if you know what I mean

[@braeutigamp]

Rowboat girlyman.

[@ShadrackMeduson]

0:00-2:10 in other words, her character was shoved up out of the nothing just to have the nowdays mandatory female replacement of legacy characters but writters had no idea what to do with her backstory and whent for the fatherless route to call it a day

[@bobjohnson1633]

It's technically possible that a woman could be that good. Technically.

[@jonharrison9222]

What a dull fellow.

[@RenYori2099]

the way how the world is right now it is possible.

[@wewuzkangz2505]

Pretty much. They also show their fragility by not having the confidence to write a new female character, instead, they need to steal the glory of creed by assigning his name to a female replacement.

[@2012sonora]

As part of the single digit percentage of the fan base that’s female, I groan every time they announce a book with a female protagonist. I don’t read them, either. There are so many “rules” that get put on these female characters, they just become uninteresting.

[@snapperl]

Gonna downvote this video, just wayyy too much interruption of the story. We are all 40k people here, we know exactly what primarchs are, this was borderline rambling at times.

[@morgandavies7083]

Q: we’ve killed off creed but we need a replacement what do we do? A make it a woman and make her gay!

[@John-dp3lo]

She is a GW, WOKE character. They felt they needed to ride a new female character off the name of a powerful male name. How insulting to women that should be. GW didn't think a unique and new female character could stand on her own. So they basically did a sex swap. Now instead of being her own thing she will always be in the shadow of her name sake.

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

If they want to include women they could just add to the Adepta Sororitas. But no, they have to force them in EVERYWHERE. It's so tiresome

[@OldGoat-cw8he]

Ursala Creed is just the woke gender swap of a beloved character for DEI/ESG sake.

[@seanyoung9014]

So?

[@jonharrison9222]

Female character - he throws a shit panic. Wokespotting wastrel.

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

It worsens the experience because women in any leading role are immersion breaking. It just doesn't happen in real life, ever. @@seanyoung9014

[@Krachbumm-Ente]

"Ursula" Creed? Are you kidding me? Why did they replace a man with some stronk and independent woman, who is probably also a single mom?

[@Mortarion-xt9wp]

Because of people like you

[@Mortarion-xt9wp]

Her father is getting old. The replacement is understandable. Women in the army aren't rare. But she does have large boots to fill. For now I place my trust in the writers. You will have to cope though if Ursula works as a compelling character.

[@wistercrimson3904]

The logic of this story is incredibly flawed. The daughter that didn't even take her fathers name would not have that same name recognition and respect, even after ascended to her position. Propaganda as a weapon against the forces of chaos is almost laughable. Considering the risks, the resources and the time required to get to cadia to 'find' what was left for her, nothing that could be gained there would be worth the risk of pushing into the heart of enemy territory when you have barely enough soldiers to defend yourselves. Not to mention the actual end of this story, being that she gets to the vault and finds she is supposed to make a new cadia... how is that supposed to be a weapon to defeat chaos? Invest more resources and manpower in establishing a whole new world while the galaxy burns? Not a chance. Generic female fantasy story set in 40k, girl boss has to step up help save the day, ends up saving no one... are they actually going to continue this storyline though? lol

[@dozencatfish1667]

I'd argue it's less silly than the primaris marines introduction

[@jonharrison9222]

Wonder when Arch’s knuckle-draggers will arrive to whinge about a female lead character…

[@MrPeabody67]

Lol, what?

[@jonharrison9222]

@@MrPeabody67 Starts with ‘lol’, expects recognition. How tragic.

[@wewuzkangz2505]

What's there to whinge about? She serves the emperor, not an empress. It's the emperor of MAN-kind, lmao. Modern women make sandwiches, and women in 40k serve by being cheerleaders for Space Marines. It's all ok, hahaha.

[@stevedyssal2495]

They're already here, man. They're already here.

[@nebiru00]

I'm sorry but your entire channel is the definition of "filler content". Been watching you for years now and every video is spoken v e r y s l o w l y and you VERY often repeat the same lines 3 or 5 times in just a couple minutes. I can play your videos on 2x speed and it still sounds normal. Ten minutes into THIS video and all you've managed to say was; 1. Creeds daddy didn't love her. 2. She knows Guillimans face from all the propaganda. 3. He wasn't what she expected. 4. The imperium uses propaganda. 5. Did you know they used his face for the propaganda? 6. Also, Imperial propaganda used Guillimans face. 7. BTW, he wasn't what she expected. Ya know, from the propaganda.

[@Ghastly_Grinner]

I got excited when i saw CREED then I realized it was the DEI creed 🙄🙄

[@Storlans]

Ursula Creed is just another bad character that came from nowhere in modern wow40k lore.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

This exerpt tries to make Guilliman seem profound and awe-inspiring, but instead the description is merely nauseating. Guilliman himself would find it distasteful and full of pretence. Yes, to behold a primarch does certainly leave an impression, if only because of the connection they have to the Immaterium, but protracting this moment cheapens it. Of all the Emperor's sons, Guilliman is supposed to be the most level-headed and grounded, but the narration still chooses to bathe him in saliva emphasizing his godlike attributes instead of his humility and purpose. He's the sort of person who really ought to be above this stuff and nonsense. The same reality of Gulliman's transcendent nature could have been conveyed far more subtley with an anticlimax that builds into dawning realization than simply defying expectation: demonstrating how Guilliman is different from the mythology of what a primarch is more important than demonstrating how he is not like ordinary people. The later scene when Ursula meets Guilliman again is so much better for this exact reason because that's where he expresses human doubt, not divine serenity. The scene would have been far more effective and interesting if it had been about Ursula instead of riding Guilliman's dick. He could have been impressed to see that she _wasn't_ stunned into silence by the merest sight of him and find it to be a welcome change of pace from reliving the same tired charade of people being astounded to see him to the point it's been hammered into him that he can't stop people from trying to worship him. But Ursula was passive, when Guilliman would have appreciated far more if she was irreverant.

[@SgtThiel]

1:12 oh no... this reek of woke and feminism nonsense...