Warhammer 40K Space Marine 1 | FULL GAME | DeeBeeGeek Plays

[@rudolfaerofare2683]

You absolute madlad. Whole first game in one session before reaching the end of SM2? You shall be forever remembered as the Emperor's Finest. PS. Never seen the bug at 27:07 before. 😂

[@NoLiveking87]

I don't see any bug. The mission is called Planetfall, and that's exactly what he did. Fall through the planet.

[@randomcenturion7264]

Seeing DeeBee HATE Leandros...It's official. He's now, one of us. Welcome, Brother.

[@amelianyoom9545]

As a warhammer fan I am obligated to hate all ultramarines, especially ones that start with C and end with ato sicarius. (I don’t really, I just think it’s pretty funny to say I do)

[@Wolfmansgeneralchannel]

ONE-OF-US!, ONE-OF-US!, ONE-OF-US!

[@feralprocessor9853]

Real classy 👌

[@fallenangel4021]

The first game was done by THQ but they went bust. Sega bought the rights to many Warhammer titles years later.

[@NoLiveking87]

I really miss THQ. Dawn of War 1 was epic. Definately another great recommendation if Bee doesn't mind RTS games

[@FrostbiteDigital]

This game was developed by Relic Entertainment

[@MacKnight]

THQ was the Publisher, SEGA and Relic combined are the devs of the game.

[@FrostbiteDigital]

@@NoLiveking87 Relic made Dawn of War. THQ is the publisher

[@jesseseva2219]

4:11:50 Calgar also has an Iron Halo, it's what protected him from the Demon's AOE stasis attack.

[@gipsydanger5802]

That he went on for so long without executing enemies really surprised me.

[@billcipher4996]

I was seriously wondering if he’d ever learn it

[@Sgt_Glory]

The moment of revelation is at 2:03:30 😉

[@sarpedon702]

Hero ​@@Sgt_Glory

[@tohafi]

@@Sgt_Glory I have to wait for 2 hours?! I'm 10mins in and yelling at my screen 🤣🤣🤣

[@kingkong381]

20:01 It's both! The American pronunciation (and due to the overwhelming popularity of American media in the English-speaking world, the most prevalent) of "lieutenant" is "lootenant," but in England (and the UK armed forces) it is pronounced "leftenant." The American pronunciation is the more technically correct as it was derived from French where "lieu" has a "loo" sound. The British pronunciation originated as a deliberate affectation to sound less French due to the historical rivalry between England and France. Because Games Workshop is based in Nottingham, Warhammer tends to default to the British pronunciation. Indeed, Titus isn't a lieutenant. Space Marine 1 came out in 2011. Back then, Warhammer 40k was in a different time period of the lore. You didn't have Primaris Marines yet, Cadia hadn't been blown up, the galaxy wasn't split in half by the Great Rift, and all the loyalist Primarchs were either dead, presumed dead, or missing in action. Space Marines back then didn't have the rank of lieutenant (that was introduced with the Primaris Marines). Back then Space Marine ranks broadly went: Chapter Master > Captain > Sergeant > Battle Brother > Initiate (Scout). During the events of Space Marine 1, Titus is the Captain of the Ultramarines 2nd Company, a position now filled by Captain Acheran in Space Marine 2. 42:18 Space Marine 1 released between September 6th and 9th (depending on region) 2011. Only two months later Skyrim launched. I imagine that that probably took a lot of attention away from Space Marine 1. It also only received mildly positive reviews as I recall. Beloved by existing Warhammer 40k fans, mostly only liked by people who were new. From what I remember it was also developer Relic's first attempt at a third person action game, they were mostly known for RTS games like Company of Heroes and the absolutely iconic, GOATed Dawn of War series of 40k games. Back then Relic were THE Warhammer 40k devs. Games Workshop were very selective about who they worked with and for a while Relic essentially had exclusive rights to make 40k games. So yeah, between a developer new to the genre, another massive game coming out shortly after it, middling reviews, and 40k simply being less popular than it is now, its no surprise that Space Marine 1 fell through the cracks for a lot of people.

[@NoLiveking87]

Are you sure about the Lieutenant/Primaris thing? I mean, maybe it is because I'm German, but even if there wasn't such a rank in the editions right before the latest one's, I could have sworn that that rank was a thing in older codices of my youth (3rd or 4th edition)

[@kingkong381]

​@@NoLiveking87 Maybe? I'm afraid I wasn't around for those editions, but I don't remember lieutenants being a thing for Space Marines before they introduced Primaris Marines and threw out the old Space Marine organisational structure.

[@davidmarshall7390]

@@NoLiveking87 Yes, back in the days of Rogue Trader Lieutenant's were about, and they were in the Chaos Codex for 3rd ed as well.

[@TheBroGamer14082]

Wait so what's Cato's position then? I thought he was captain of second. Also I did not know Lieutenants were a primaris addition, that's cool.

[@amelianyoom9545]

@@TheBroGamer14082 Cato Sicarius is Cato Sicarius, Cato Sicarius would find any rank beyond that of Cato Sicarius to be insulting to his, Cato Sicarius’s sensibilities being that he, Cato Sicarius is Cato Sicarius.

[@claw_3465]

21:40 despite how prevalent space marines are to us in the 40k universe about 90% of humans will go their entire lives without ever catching a glimpse of a space marine even guardsmen, so seeing on of the emporer angels is a life shaking event for them. That also can come with a sense of doom as if a space marine appears you know things are truly hopeless as they are sent to the worst of battles

[@Gunnar001]

More like 99% will never see a Marine. There are literally quadrillions of humans and only around a million active Astartes in the ENTIRE galaxy. Thousands of worlds likely have never had a single Astartes step foot on their surface during their entire Imperial history. Astartes are more like mythical religious figures to the vast majority of humanity.

[@bobstevenson9015]

@@Gunnar001 More like 99.999% :) even that might be generous. Granted if you're a guardsman the number is probably 99.99%

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

At least 95% of 40K humans are trapped in hive cities and will never see the sun let alone a space marine

[@NordisktLejon]

Almost exactly 2 hours until he realizes he can do executions. Love it. Sad you didn't get to see some of the chainsaw executions, the chainsaw through the mouth of the Ork Nob is especially wonderful.

[@LordMorbannaon]

2 Hours? Good lord, how does he heal?

[@MrNotyobusiness]

​@@LordMorbannaon He doesn't 😂😂😂

[@tehmace]

To be fair, I really like that in SM2 you have invulnerability during executions, because it was 50/50 in SM1 on if you lost health haha

[@davidmarshall7390]

Thunderhawk 'Lance of Jove' appears in SM2. It was a nice touch.

[@nanuconstantin4077]

@@davidmarshall7390 even the same strike cruiser

[@elijahnajera5425]

The irony of Leandros turning Titus in to the Inqusition is the according to the Codex, it's the space marine Chaplin that should be the first to test a marine's purity. As a result, Titus was tortured and interrogated by Thrax for over a century, which leads to the Titus we have in SM2

[@ArchDuke_Romellenios_Lanz]

The irony The Codex Astartes doesn't support Leandros Action.

[@paulsefton2833]

The text opening to this game always gives me goosebumps. Strategic Value: Absolute. So glad this was carried over to SM2.

[@shadowsfm2]

like super metroid

[@Meshifuari]

Thank you for playing the first game before finishing the second one! It will enhance the final act of second one!

[@oddbjrnhaugen2742]

Not a primarch! Just a space marine in terminator armor! They are big bois

[@SpitFir3Tornado]

I mean, more than just a space marine in terminator armour but ya not a Primarch.

[@TheHulksternator]

Ill be honest his reaction did remind me of when the tau killed a Chaptermaster and thought they killed the Emperor

[@oddbjrnhaugen2742]

@@SpitFir3Tornado yes ofc he is a chaos space marine, but all terminator armor makes all space marines quite big!

[@anubis1939]

BOY, YOU REALY GOT HUCKED ON THE WARHAMMER BUG! :D

[@Lolomlas]

Imagine being stuck on this ending cliffhanger for 13 years, waiting for SM2...

[@n4m31355h4dow]

Not knowing it was in development, i remember valrak doing a campaign to know who had the right of the franchise, hoping to a comeback and here we are

[@legionaireb]

1:44:00 - Wait until you get a tad farther in Helsreach. Then you get to see the REALLY big ones. 1:45:23 - The Inquisitors are technically outside of the normal Imperial command structure. Their original remit came directly from The Emperor Himself and they have full authority to use any Imperial resources they require. Only The Emperor, the Custodes, and the High Lords of Terra are above the Inquisitors. 1:51:12 - Although there ARE techniques to artificially stimulate human growth other than Space Marine conversion, it's more likely that Drogan just looks bigger because of his power armor. 2:03:29 - FINALLY!! 2 hours in and he FINALLY Executes something!! 2:34:40 - Your problem is you're just rushing headlong into mobz of Elite orks. These aren't like grots or boyz that you can take down with one or two swings of your power axe. You need to think with these guys. Thin them out at range first. Use grenades to stun them. And for Emperor's sake, don't go for Executions while you're surrounded. The other boyz are carving you to pieces during the animation. 3:55:00 - Second Company. Space Marine chapters are divided into 10 Companies, each lead by a Captain. Typically the First Company is populated by veterans. They often lead squads from other companies, but they also are the warriors entrusted with Terminator Armor. Companies 2-5 are the Battle Companies, and are made predominantly of Tactical Marines (Marines equipped for tactical flexibility) with support from a couple Assault Squads (close fighting experts) and Devastator Squads (Heavy Weapons specialists). Companies 6 and 7 are Tactical companies (all Tactical Squads), 8 is the Assault Company, and 9 is the Devastator company. 10th Company is the Scout Company, where neophyte Space Marines earn their battlefield experience as their new organs take hold. The reforms made since the return of Guilliman have changed things a bit, but the basic philosophy remains the same. At the time of this game, Titus is the captain of Second Company. After the events of this game, the role went to the canon leader of the company, Cato Sicarius. 4:00:50 - Nemeroth isn't a Primarch. He's just a Chaos Space Marine Lord in Terminator Armor. All things being equal, he and Titus are on the same level. As for the ork Warboss, he wouldn't care if Nemeroth WAS a Primarch. He'd still be a good fight. 4:02:53 - Just so you know, these are Bloodletters, the foot soldiers of Khorne. It's a _little_ weird having Khorne demons as the favored tool of a 'Chaos Sorcerer,' but it's not completely unheard of. 4:04:29 - You'd think Khorne would love the Orks, but they actually frustrate him. Orks don't care about the slaughter and the carnage and destruction of war. All they want is a good scrap. They love the fight itself, and that is _not_ what Khorne is about. 4:07:23 - Using a warp-based power source to start up a Titan? Uurgh...that straying dangerously close to some Dark Mechanicum bulls@#$ (but then, psi-titans were a thing in 30K). 4:13:00 - Leandros needs to expand his reading list beyond The Codex. Maybe try some Gideon Ravenor? _The Spheres of Longing?_ "Chaos claims the unwary or the incomplete. A true man may flinch away its embrace, if he is stalwart, and he girds his soul with the armour of contempt.” 4:16:45 - How does it feel to be chopping into power armor with more inside than a handful of dust? 5:07:07 - I guess Nemeroth has more than Bloodletters at his disposal. That is a Bloat Drone, a war machine used by followers of Nurgle. 5:43:48 - BLOOD RAVENS?!?!? Now THERE'S a shout-out! (Watch your pockets.) You SEEM excited enough to know, but just in case, the Blood Ravens are the Space Marine chapter you play during the Dawn of War games, the first critically successful 40K video games. Before the games, the Blood Ravens only existed as a name on a list of Space Marine chapters. Their lore was completely developed for the games. BTW, you need to react to the opening cinematic of Dawn of War. It's the first ever official 40K animation. The director of this game has said that it was his intention to make a trilogy. The second game would have followed Titus as he proved his honor and the third would have seen him rejoining the Ultramarines and possibly even being given the leadership of a band new Space Marine chapter in the end. But of course, the studio went bankrupt and those visions never came to pass. Even the most devoted of us were giving up on ever seeing a sequel...until the 2021 VGAs. Now that you've played Space Marine 1, you need to play Boltgun. It's an indie-made boomer-shooter inspired by this game. It looks like old-school Doom with a coat of 40K paint (Nuln Oil, anyone?) and is written as a spin-off of Space Marine 1.

[@N11Ckk123472]

2:03:30 - The moment he finally realized this game has executions.

[@Rictos]

Looks like he had a vision 🤣

[@vulkan1179]

My god, I just posted this as I was 2 hours in. It's been painful to watch😂😂😂

[@Lord-Phantom]

To fill in the blanks between this game and SM2 Titus was tortured by that inquisitor but never broke. So that inquisitor locked Titus in stasis with other marines, only for that inquisitor to get possessed by a demon. After the inquisitor’s death the inquisition found Titus and other space marines in stasis with questionable accounts, so they were added to the Deathwatch. After a century passed we get the start of SM2.

[@DeeBeeGeek]

Where is this context though? A book? A video? I need to know

[@Lord-Phantom]

@@DeeBeeGeek watch: chapter master valrak the mystery is revealed hoping you got the linked messages but these keep disappearing…

[@blazeburner303]

@@DeeBeeGeek White Dwarf 498 goes over Titus's service record including the gap between SM and SM2 (it's out of official print)

[@elitegamer9310]

​@DeeBeeGeek For Titus, he was made to believe his Chapter disowned him. That he had brought dishonor to the Ultramarines and they abandoned him to the Inquisition. It's part of the reason he became a Blackshield. He felt betrayed by his brothers and didn't feel like he deserved to wear the colors of the Ultramarines.

[@afriendlycadian9857]

a small correction it was the grey knights who found him after taking out the inquisitior

[@feralprocessor9853]

Fun fact: The Orks worship two gods. GORK and MORK. One is said to be Brutal but Cunning and the other is said to be Cunning but brutal. The Orks build their respective Titan(to them are called GARGANTS) Units in the likeness of their twin gods. Which is basically giant walking metal towers with SO MANY SHOOTY TURRETS AND MACHINES DAT GO BRRRRR just the way they like it.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

*Kunnin ;)

[@SiggyVul-kan]

Epic gameplay, especially ur Rambo screams! For the story of what happens to Titus, i recommend Luetin09 video - Space marine 2 titus lore Deep Dive

[@user-mk6fn1ep4d]

There's a free-to-play ork vehicular-combat game called Speed Freeks if you need something entirely different from the 40k-verse

[@misterfevillord1588]

This!

[@Fourger14]

I third this rec. Lots of cool 40k stuff, and the orkz are fun.

[@filiagg9393]

For give you a more completed prospective after Space Marine Titus was interrogated and tortured by Thrax for a century but was always found pure from all contamination. One day, during a mission against chaos marines Thrax was possessed by a deamon and killed.After his death Titus was found in a stasis capsule in Thrax’s quarters along with other astartes. Titus and the other astartes were transported to a fortress of deathwatch for examination, and once again Titus was found pure. during this time Titus had believed he was repudiated from the chapter so he chose to give up the colors of ultramarine and become a black shield of deathwatch where he served for almost 100 years. Until during a mission he was mortally wounded escaping death only by the arrival of ultramarines who recognized him immediately and reinstated him in the second company of which he was once captain, besides making it a primaris, a new version of the normal space marine, with more organs, bigger and stronger than the old astartes now called first born. During space Marine 2 it is discovered that a fragment of the energy source of Drogan ended up in the hands of the mechanicus who secretly used it to create aurora , however chaos intervened manipulating nozrik and leuze for its purposes

[@Fourger14]

Slight correction: in SM2 they found all the fragments and put them back together for Aurora, according to the diagram. But yes, Titus's story is crazy.

[@ralfsstuff]

Got Goosebumps at that "Deploying Ultra Marines" at the start. 😬

[@ScapegoatShepherd]

Great. Now I have to watch the whole thing to see if he ever finds the execute-button 😅

[@ScapegoatShepherd]

2 hours, 3 minutes!

[@axeshoinantares4524]

​@@ScapegoatShepherddios te bendiga

[@moritzkern6127]

Im not alone then.... Emperors sake...

[@Lunilah]

Now this is an exciting surprise. One sitting watch as well, I'm locked in, brother.

[@NoLiveking87]

Woah. I thought it was just some cut together of SM2 and you may have added the end there. Then I realized that it's the first game instead. Epic indeed! Also the run of you in the first game reminds me heavy on the run that dude in the Astartes animation movie you watched, did towards those psychers.

[@Key_Fragment]

When all hope was lost, Dee finally finds the finishers. It only took him 1/3 of game to find lmao

[@theSpartan187]

Are you going to play boltgun? It's set between the two games

[@Fourger14]

Seconded.

[@jeffraburu3050]

Jeff here from Kenya. Been watching a while now. My own warhammer journey is at 5 yrs with multiple games and 60 novels in the bag. Its a great journey with amazing fans. Well worth it .

[@geoffbushill5587]

Back when I worked at GW we had a grandma come in to buy their grandson some models. She’s wasn’t sure what they were called she just remembered they were f*ckers with rockets. Turned out she meant storm boys (the orks with the rockets strapped to their backs). Storm boys will forever be called that.

[@ashthh]

I enjoyed this game enough back around when it came out that I was legitimately skeptical about the sequel. Obviously I was worried for no reason! This makes for an unexpected and very welcome surprise. The Emperor provides, as do you!

[@ShiroNura]

I love the fact Deebee is having so much fun, just beating the shit and killing the hell out of an entire horde of sentient fungus. These big green mushroom boyz are too funny XD.

[@BaronVonHoovy]

The 2 on Leandros' shoulder is likely meant to be his squad marking. Many Space Marine chapters use colors and patterns on their armor to denote what company and squad they belong to and their basic tactical role. For instance, the Ultramarines use the trim color of their shoulderpads to indicate what company they belong to (gold is the second company, which is the "default" Ultramarines company Games Workshop uses when Ultramarines are involved in something) and roman numerals on their right shoulderpad over the top of a symbol that indicates their general role on the battlefield (there's separate symbols for heavy weapons specialists, close assault specialists, etc.)

[@marcelmontfranc5410]

Blessed be the 30th second of the 3rd minute of the 2nd hour of this Let's Play, when Brother Dee finally received the light of the Emperor in his mind, enabling him to strike down the enemies of Mankind and deliver us all from nerve-wracking frustration and the lurking temptation of Chaos. The rest flew like a drop pod, swift and true.

[@bad-people6510]

Titus has been in contact with THE WARP. That's not the same thing as Chaos.

[@cristicat5820]

Ugh Mark Strong's voice is just SO GOOD I really miss him as Titus

[@sousouluteru9223]

A century after the arrest of Captain Titus for suspicion of corruption and the Graia Invasion, Malleus Inquisitor Gerome Thrax declared that the Second foundings Chapter of the Space Wolfs, named the Grey Slayers had become corrupted by chaos and he led the Grey Knights in an attack that purged them all. However, the Inquisitor later became possessed by a Daemon as he searched for the origin of the Chapter's heresy and was subsequently in turn slayed by the Grey Knights as well. 🙏 The Emperor sees all. Great run Brother Dee. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!

[@fantax1280]

The STRONG, if you know what i mean...

[@OodldoodlNoodlesocks]

I'm glad you completed this before finishing Space Marine 2 :)

[@esp3on567]

This is awesome!! Thanks Dee for your hard work and amazing content. Don't forget brother, FOR THE EMPEROR!!

[@bad-people6510]

They say lieutenant with a f because it's a French word and they refuse to say it correctly. Space marines didn't really do lieutenants back then. That was a modification to the codex astartes which I'm sure Leandross just loved.

[@ronuss]

There is a video where it goes over the scale of 40k, from ground units, to space stuff, but most importantly, space marines, primarchs ext. I think it might be a good idea to watch to see how much bigger a primarch is. the chaos nimoth is just in terminator armor, , he would still look pretty small standing next to a primarch lol

[@raveouscarlias4479]

Space Marine 1 was fantastic and the Multiplayer was unbelievably fun.

[@WarhammerWings]

Ork ships are literally just built from scraps. As are all ork vehicles, weapons and armour.

[@DarthPaddius]

To answer your lieutenant question. Originally it's a french word from the high middle ages, although it is spelt lieutenant, the original and true pronunciation is Leftenant. It is also the way the brit's say it and being a brit franchise I guess the devs kept it. Funnily enough this is only used for the army and the airforce. The senior service (navy) uses the Lootenant pronunciation. So go figure? As for Titus' mental state, what you have to understand is that in the first game, Titus is pretty much newly promoted to captain. And, he's basically just how any good space marine is. As you work your way through the game, you'll see just how much he goes through, and then of course being F***ed over by a brother and then "interrorgated" by a corrupt inquisitor for a few decades, before being (from his point of view) forgotten by his brothers and left to rot in penance with the deathwatch as a black shield. I think anyone would be a little guarded and down on humanity after that. Your reaction to the titan was awesome hahaha. But that one is only the second largest and if you think that's big, wait until you get to the Imperator titan in Helsreach, that one's even bigger and in the theory the biggest of the titan classes. Below the Warlord is the Reaver, then the smallest is the Warhound, which is a scout titan, below those are the Knights. I'm glad you liked the game though, it really is a classic.

[@sotbs2641]

When the did Navy start using lootenant? I know someone who spent 22 years in the RN submarine fleet and always used leftenant

[@ChaoticTabris]

3:55:13 - The number II is because they are members of the Second Company. Titus was Captain of the Second Company, same position Acheran (The guy with the Scottish accent) has in the second game.

[@FrostbiteDigital]

Those Blood Ravens space marines you encountered were from Dawn of War, another banger of a series of Warhammer games from Relic Entertainment (their cameo here is a reference to Relic's hit franchise. This game takes place after Dawn of War 2). Dawn of War is a very popular RTS that started in 2004 and probably the game that introduced so many people into the hobby. You should check it out!

[@mcsivyour]

Titus may have changed in servis to the deathwatch or more likey due to becoming Primaris, in the lore there are some references to "first born" (marines that didt start out as primaris) having difficulty retaining their, compassion for what of a better word given some chapters barely knew what compassion was before. A notable example Urial Ventris of the Ultramines 4th company when he crossed the rubican primaris.

[@BaronVonMott]

Deebee's reaction to seeing a Titan for the first time was brilliant! It's been great watching him slowly get sucked into the absurd world of 40k! 😂

[@Stampmaster55]

You should play DARKTIDE next. Every bit as heart pumping and visceral, but from the perspective of lowly Inquisition soldiers. Also you need to read the following books in this order (not really in order of favorites or chronology, but ordered for effect): 1) Horus Heresy Books 1-4 (the story of how Chaos corrupted Horus and the space marines) 2) The END AND THE DEATH Books 1-3 (How the Horus Heresy ended) 3) Gaunt's Ghosts Book 1-15 (compiled into 5 hefty books) 4) Eisenhorn/Ravenor/Bequin trilogy of Trilogies (Story of competing Inquisitors... kind of need the books above to understand the gravity of this series) They all have excellent audio book versions on Audible. I consumed all of these books on my commute to and from work over the last couple of years. So there you go.. a mere 21 books, or 31 audio books, for homework. Haha! (Full disclosure: The last book in the Bequin series is not released yet... but it looks to be amazing)

[@slothfulquagsire199]

When he finally figured out Executions after like 2 hours he looked so disappointed with himself

[@randomcenturion7264]

By Gork and Mork, I missed Warboss Grimskull

[@sebastianhovenas272]

I love this game so much, i'm happy you like it too

[@Rictos]

In SM1 you died to orks, to chaos, to imperial guard [chaos, but normal humans with flashlights] , also you got a glimpse of how they behave, not very far from the tabletop and also why we were waiting for the sequel for so long, SM1 is super good, was kept alive by the online community for years, pvp was awesome, dreadnought was awesome, exterminatus mode [pve 4players co-op] was awesome and you also got a exterminatus PLAYING AS CHAOS, super cool I hope that with all this experience you reach the end of SM2 with the same feeling we had =) For 'lore' you can also get your hands on Dawn of War 1 and 2, they have nice campaign mode too! The emperor protects 🔥 PS. 18 chapters, 18 Legions , wink wink PS2. The hype overload in the video was incredible, 6h of pure awesome content, happy for your experience too! PS3. Bonus video trash talking about Leandros, when? 🤣

You know what would make this game play more fun to watch? More executions :D first execution at 2:03:00 is crazy :D

[@timthompson739]

How could you ever say that your video is not entertaining I enjoy the pauses in the commentary that allows me to react and enjoy this game as much as you

[@bad-people6510]

Funny thing is they literally have warp taint in their DNA. Leetu being basically the only space marine who doesn't because he doesn't have a primarch. And he's more resistant to warp shenanigans than Titus is.

[@Fourger14]

THIS is why you're my favorite react channel. I'm so glad you got through the first game before the ending of the second. Also, after the ending of this game, that powertripping Inquisitor physically tortured Titus for decades for his sick pleasure. Titus was only able to become a Blackshield in the Deathwatch after that Inquisitor died. He's more severe in the second game due to his trauma response. His arc in the second game is about mentally regaining his trust in his brothers and healing from his trauma as best he can. "Space marines are human, afterall." Oh, and about the helmets. The reason you can put them on in the sequel is because there were mods for the first game for it, so they knew we wanted that option.

[@Fourger14]

Had to watch this in three sessions. After seeing how much you enjoyed this game, I have to recommend it's *other* sequel: Boltgun. You play as a different Ultramarine returning to Graia to continue battling the Chaos taint that has taken root there.

[@bad-people6510]

Being a forge world as it is, one has to wonder where the fuck are the Skitarii!?

[@ChaoticTabris]

1:51 The inquisitor is not as big as Titus but Inquisitors can get special Power Armor meant for normal humans to use or even their equivalent to Terminator Armor. They don't have the same freedom of movement using it as Space Marines but it provides the same protection, augments their strenght and makes it easier to wield heavier weapons.

[@ShadQuakeFix]

"HEY YA GIT'S! IT'S THE SPACE MAREEEEEN'S!"

[@tehmace]

1:44:30 - now I want some 40k Kaiju fights... that's totally what went down during Horus Heresy era :D

[@billcipher4996]

These gosh darn 6:11:59 wizards are kicking my arse! - all of us at the last friggin waves

[@jjman2495]

Titus voiced：Mark Strong👍🏼

[@zetrolll]

Fun fact: The Blood Ravens have a reputation of being thieves and stealing anything that isnt bolted down. Not because of anything explicitly stated in the lore, but because in their own videogames, the Dawn of War series, they have access to items and treasure from other Space Marine chapters without any real explanation. It was most likely done for gameplay reasons and fun lore references, but since the games are considered canon, we have to asume that they really got their hands on ancient treasures and holy reliques one way or another.

[@WarhammerWings]

3:07:32 "Stikkbomm?!-AWWWWGH!" Last words of some random Ork boy.

[@NordisktLejon]

6 hour goodness, lets roll

[@Nyah420]

What a blast! This was days worth of stationary bike time for me. lol Thanks for playing Space Marine, DBG! 🎉 One sitting and only two hours to discover executions. 😆 Love how involved you get with the lore on every game. This was great. 🙌

[@michaelkolokolkin4275]

Crazy that he played all 39999 Warhammer games before this one, what a legend!

[@discountdisco2273]

By the way this game also has a multiplayer with added horde mode AND you can even play as a Dreadnought!

[@kaisermercury860]

You should try playing Boltgun, it takes place after Space Marine 1 and is on the same planet Graia and tells how they recovered the artifact.

[@bad-people6510]

3:55:10 Second SQUAD. Second Company, Second Squad, of the 13th Legion.

[@Zabijaka87]

Love how every chaos space marine in terminator armor and some dongs attached to his bald head must be a Primarch xD

[@oopus4]

Voice of Titus in Space Marine is Mark Strong, he's great but for some reason he wasn't available for Space Marine 2, which is a shame.

[@Spaceman-on9cg]

Titus on his path to Emperor's Chosen.

[@liljon380]

The reveal in SM2 will be better now

[@joelbenitez1790]

Maybe somebody else said this, but those Chaos boys were the Black Legion, they worship Chaos Undivided

[@feralprocessor9853]

Right off the bat, enacting some rightous purging, on the Greenskin tide. DA ORKS!!! 20:00 Lieutenant is pernounced differently because GW is a British company. But in 40k terms of lore I think humanities terming of words is changed. For example the What's left of France is now referred to as "the Franc". Obviously the Imperiam calls Earth, "Holy Terra" now. English language is now referred to as "Low-Gothic". 1:20:42 Whaaat? Feels like gears of war? Pffffffffttt, no waaay. Games workshop has never stolen from another IP before ;) 1:54:33 First time encountering an Ork psycher, also known as a "Weird boy". Hilariously if they absorb too much warp energy then their head and any ork near them will explode. 3:55:17 The roman 2 is meant for the Ultramarines 2nd Company, not the 2nd lost Legion. 4:56:23 Those were "Fetid Bloat Drones". Basically Nergle's Airforce.

[@TheCucuyo9779]

I've seen you in GaLm's comment section, too. 🤝

[@feralprocessor9853]

@@TheCucuyo9779 God-Emporer bless our inquisitive sight. I have these Legendary 40k lore masters to thank for my repritoar of knowledge. Bricky, Majorkill, Baldimort, Weshammer, The Remembrancer and Adeptus ridiculous.

[@zanna4130]

Games Workshop existed before “Gears of war,” so at most it is “Gears of war” that copied from warhammer 40k

[@zanna4130]

Also in addition to “Low-Gothic”, there is High-Gothic which is basically Latin, perhaps it goes back to the fact that long ago the British before World War II studied Italian they considered it the refined language.

[@Piotrus2019]

Great job brother!!! P.S. Now the ending of Space Marine 2 will be x40K better! (Great that you decided to complete the first part of Space Marine before finishing SP2) P.P.S. (As a reminder) The power source was repaired in Space Marine 2 and used for the Aurora (Mechanicum). And to hell with Leandros! (The Codex Astartes states that no one should survive the warp's touch that Titus dealt with. Leandros reported Titus, and Inquisitor Thrax captured him. Our captain was held by the Inquisition for about 100 years. Later, he was sent to serve in the Deathwatch for 100 years as a Black Shield (with his chapter insignia concealed), as a penitent member of the Deathwatch - Users Lord-Phantom and filiagg9393 wrote about it). P.P.P.S. Blood Ravens - Aurelian Crusade - Down of War 2!

[@ChaoticTabris]

4:02:00 Nemeroth is just wearing Terminator Armor. That is essentially a heavy, extremely rare suit of armor used by only some elite Space Marines. You could compare it to it's Primaris equivalent, Gravis Pattern Armor, like the one Lord Calgar wearers in Space Marine 2. Oh... And Nemeroth is probably really juiced up by Chaos.

[@Tylendal242]

The fact that Grimskull is still alive suggests that he actually won that fight, and forced Nemeroth to flee. Grimskull certainly wouldn't have run from a fight.

[@Wolfmansgeneralchannel]

And just like that! You now know how many of us felt after 13 years! Happy to know the sequels out at least and you got to understand the mutual hatred for the goddamn bookworm Leandros

[@elliottbott7213]

the II (Two) on the Sergents Shoulder is the Second Company, The SAme company titus joins in SM2. Chapters are made up of 10 Companies, 100 Marines each.

[@koncreate8744]

SPACE MARINE

[@smilingkira2632]

In case you want to know what happen between SM1 and SM2, The inquisitor that capture Titus turn out to be evil and love to torture Space Marine for fun (Titus become one of his victim). After a few decades, other Inquisition was able to find out about this and the evil inquisitor was dealt with and his asset were given to other inquisitor. This is where Titus was properly investigated and ultimately put into a Deathwatch (Inquisition anti-xenos specialist task group) and given a new name Nallus as a Black Sheild (someone who has no Chapter) The gap between SM1 and SM2 was 200 years. In SM2 , Titus said he serve Deathwatch for 100 years, which mean he was torture by the evil inquisitor for 100 years. Throughout those 200 years, Chapter Master Celgar never stop requesting the inquisition to return Titus back. But this request was ignored and the ultramarine never knew what happened to Titus or is he even alive During SM2 tutorial, Ultramarines Chief Libarian, Tigurius (who once serve together with Titus) was able to detect his presence nearby on the planet. This is how the Ultramarine were able find and save Titus by the of SM2 tutorial. Celgar immediate reinstate Titus back into the Ultramarine and it seem the Inqisitionis is okay with it because they themselves never find any hint of corruption from Titus through out those 200 years Edit: spelling

[@billcipher4996]

I so enjoyed watching this over the last few days

[@melchorcarino9375]

22:05 - You are using a First Born Space Marine. Primaris Marines are the New Upgrade and they are Larger & Stronger. They appear to move slower in Space Marine 2.

[@scope40k]

Non-UK citizens: orks talk funny British accent DeeBeeGeek: orks speech is so human, wow Btw, yeah, Inquisitors height was definitely a mistake: they are humans. And though some of them are physically enhanced or augmented, they could never match a space marine in physique.

[@aamacan]

2:03:30 The exact moment DeeBee realized he could actually perform finishers Xd

[@miguelalejandrosanchezlara1694]

Oh so many memories, yeah, SM is a great underrated gem, that's why many of us feel so down believing we would never have a sequel, or anything close, and the same thing applies to why are we now so happy of having received a proper, awesome, and very successful sequel. Also, to answer your question, I think the fact that Titus was turtured for over a 100 years probably is what make him a little bitter haha. Thanks for giving this awesome game visibility.

[@milkmilk807]

08:00 Yes and no. No one in 40k speaks English as-is. The canon language of the Imperium is Gothic, which is divided into High and Low Gothic, with High being the literary and high-society speech and low being the common informal variant. Orcs do speak their own language *in canon*, but mostly, they're represented in 40k *to us* as speaking in the most stereotypical British hooligan accent there is, since Games Workshop being a British company thought it was funny. HOWEVER, even though they have their own language, orcs are scarily intelligent and adaptable, so it's absolutely possible that they can learn and speak some form of Low Gothic just to scream at you. For fun. There is actually an orc in canon that learned to speak High Gothic just to speak with a human Commissar and challenge him personally. His name is Ghazghkull Thrakka and he is awesome.

[@volt8477]

Dee! Give me more Helsreach and my soul is yours!

[@lawrencefrost9063]

Hahahaha You mad man ! You actually did it! I don't know how to put this but I I like your style.

[@daviddoesntsucc]

Amazing video!! You should also do the game ‘Warhammer Boltgun’! It’s what’s called a ‘Boomer Shooter’ (classic shooters like Doom or Duke Nukem). It takes place on Gria AFTER the events of Space Marine 1!! It’s a good time, I think you might really dig it!!

[@XXP6933]

Founding unknown chaos warband

[@bradulovic82]

Strategic.Value. ABSOLUTE!

[@MisterWinkie01]

6:24:54 when the game released, it had to compete with Gears of War 3 (ironically) that same month along with Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 and Skyrim later in November. Seventh Gen video games, especially shooters, had a very samey feel to them in terms of graphics and gameplay, so Space Marine 1 didn't stand out much to begin with unless you were already a 40k fan. The original dev team apparently had a plans for a trilogy but got shelved 'cause of lackluster sales, and it was only when 40k's popularity began to boom in the last few years with fan animations, and a few actual good games did Space Marine get a proper sequel. Dunno where the series is gonna head from here on out, but I guess we'll see.

[@gallo1160]

6:20:45 It strikes me that people hate Leandros so much when he is right in his suspicions, other chapters or organizations within the imperium would have burned Titus alive for much less. The real mistake here is involving the Inquisition instead of informing a brother chaplin.

[@austinstewart7601]

I think Leandros has every right to be suspicious of Titus. By the end of Space Marine 2, Titus has: - Shown an unusual resistance to the warp. - The Inquisitor charged with interrogating him fell to chaos shortly after taking him in. - Was caught up in a "Thosand Suns" incursion. - Briefly traveled into a pocket dimension in the warp to face a Chaos Sorcerer and "Lord of change," a feat that even a chapter master would struggle with. I'm with Leandros on this one. Something is off. Chaos seems to follow Titus wherever he goes.

[@gallo1160]

@@austinstewart7601 I think Titus is blessed by the emperor, but it wouldn't be the first time someone receives gifts from the emperor himself and the inquisition thinks it's a plot of chaos *cough cough starchild*

[@Hopper2050]

The problem is not the suspicion of Corruption towards Titus... the problem is that Leandros wants to solve everything as the Codex Astartes dictates, which ends up being counterproductive.

[@gallo1160]

@@Hopper2050 c'mon, there are entire chapters that are worse with the Codex and venerate it religiously, black consuls and red scorpions come to my mind now, Leandros is only hated because he is a character in a video game and people don't have to read a book to know him

[@Hopper2050]

You're right, but to be honest, it seems to me that Leandros, at that point, had something personal against Titus.

[@ShebbyYT]

The game Boltgun is a indirect sequel to this game that shows what happens to Graia by the way.

[@Crash-vr2io]

Hey DeeBeeGeek how’s it going? I was just wondering if you had an Elden Ring full play through playlist somewhere.