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now you've drawn attention to it, yeah the Imperial Fists really do project Roman empire vibes, no idea why I never picked up on that before

if you want some really good warhammer art, John Blanche (recently retired) was an official warhammer artist for like 20+ years, and his style is incredibly distinct and very evocative, really well represents the gritty and bizarre nature of the imperium, especially Mechanicus

the 2nd and 11th legions were originally intended to be blank spots for the 2 players of a game of the warhammer tabletop to fill in with their own legion, but reconciling that with the lore was too difficult, so they became the lost primarchs, expunged from imperial records and memory

Anyone else notice the curser on the screen in the top right during the ad in the beginning?

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Erm.. Dust doesn't "come into the house" ... I mean, it also comes, but ... Mostly of it (in your house) is your own dead skin cells. #TheMoarYouKnow

Uhm.. The "leaf" was greek, not roman.

About your question (around 32:47) about Chaos ... If the Warp represents "everything", I guess that "at the beginning of times" it was like Heaven.. Then the universe made wars. (And the Eldar evolved into debauchery). Now, "there is only war" ... So The Warp should be an interesting place.

> Czar > Bear > Lots of ice Is this based in Mongolia? lmao what

no one can tell this man is overreacting because this also was my reactions when I discovered WH40K ❤️‍🔥

Warhammer on;y csm arsoun in the late 1980s, so they can't inspire thing that are much older than them like Marvel , Star Wars or Starship Trooper. It should be the other way around .

1:03:31 I have to debunk this time and time again because Bricky keep spreading this myth. StarCraft was not supposed to be WH40K game at all. This confusion arose because Blizzard's RTS series Warcraft was originally designed to be a Warhammer Fantasy RTS fame, at the last minute Blizzard turned it into its own IP with Warcraft: Orcs And Humans . This for example was why the Orcs in Warcraft were green People keep conflating this with StarCraft's development when in truth StarCraft have nothing to do with Warhammer 40K, nor does they have much in common.

1:23:05 He a,sn every HUMAN/IMPERIUM faction can have them , be it Space Marine Imperial Guard or Sisters Of Battle. Of course these would never be available to heretics and non-human factions.

32:30 This part of WW2 is Soviet myth. The Red Army had many deficiencies at the beginning of WW2, particularly in heavy machinery, communication devices , logistics and armoured vehicle for example , but they do not have problems with small arms production at all. In fact the had surplus in that department.

nobody gives a shit about your hair bro

22:30 Well I for one can not wait for AGI to make virtual reality to be on the same quality of the matrix, soo I can plug in, become Roboute Guilliman and lead the Indomitus Crusade in glorious conquest across the galaxy. Or enter the court of Slaanesh as a Daemon Prince and enjoy every pleasure imaginable on a daemon world of my own making. The bliss is that we can explore the dark nature of our mind without compromising ethics.

just SHUT UP !!!!!!!!!!!!!

1:29:38 the destruction of a planet is often a huge thing and takes a lot of work, the Inquisitor is usually the one who signs the paper and/or presses the launch button, and the exterminatus can be done in many ways, usually through orbital bombardment. Inquisitor books are really cool. Others have told you already, but the Eisenhorn series is very good, the audiobook version is very good.

41:25 the Salamanders are almost always nice to the humans (not to the aliens, though) and will risk their lives to save the citizens in ways that other Space Marines, even the not too evil ones, think is not logical due to cost, since it is not cheap to replace a Space Marine. And in a universe as grim dark as this, the Salamanders often get the short end of the stick and suffer a lot. The Lamenters are another chapter (branched from the Blood Angels) who are nice, value the common people and get the short end of the stick big time. Their motto is "For those we cherish, we die in Glory!". There are tragic heroes even in an universe as evil as the 40k universe is.

The tau is the most normal faction

Luetin's criticism of the shaman theory is simply a fallacy. Arguments that say why would someone do something that they cannot know are what you can call fallacy; argument from ignorance. Just becaue we believe they could not know, they could not have thought up something like that. Which is extremely ironic when the whole 40K universe is teeming with exactly that kind of plot point. For just one powerful example: orks - their entire schtick is that if they dream up something and believe in it, it will become truth. So how is a convent of witches and shamans, who are warp sensitive, where they get high together and see a dark future, unlikely? How is that not possible that they then get some more grass and talk about trying to do something about that dark future, and come up with a man who would be undying, and have a supremely superior mind to keep to the mission they intended? Also, how is the emperor unlikely as a human creation when he is very fallible, and extremely tribal? He is exactly as flawed as you would expect from that age...

Whatever happened, I hope you and your family are okay. You were such a bright spark of positivity on here and I hope we will one day see you again :)

In terms of a good guy. The Tau can be considered good. However, it's a bit not grim dark and out of place sometimes so now the Tau is also a bit xenophobic and also there's a bit of mind-controlling hinted around. They are quite naive in a sense and the only reason why they haven't been wiped out yet is because the lore said so. In reality, their empire is super small, they lack Warp travel and although they are quite advanced in technology, they are not THAT advanced and the Imperium can just bulldoze them with raw power. However, you should read some lore about the gue'vesa, which are human defectors that join the Tau. Overall the living conditions are so much better than anywhere in the Imperium. The fact that the Tau's ship has actual cooling AC is a blessing

Got a dislike due to the constant pausing

Fuck me I am watching this a 3 am

3:03 the Holy Roman Empire which the Empire is Based on has a Kingly Title for its Emperors, King of the Romans (Rex Romanorum) this is given after the Emperor is Voted in by its Electors but hasn't been crowned as Emperor by the Pope yet, So its possible Karl Franz also gets the Title of King before his corronation and his Cape represents that having Rex Karl, King Karl instead of Imperator Karl, Emperor Karl.

The "refrigirator" on their back is actually , the Power Supply of the suit which also houses their oxygen supply and air filtration system

Judging by that mug, i'd say... Norwegian?

The guy that looks like " a proper asshole " wasn't always one! This is quite sad

There are no softcore space marines :) They are all hardcore.

The Alpha Legion is my favourite, but just a bit ahead of the World Bearers

fun fact: there is no word for forgiveness in the language of the Dwarfs, but there are 300 relating to reckoning, revenge, vengeance, and other words for "getting even"

The imperial knights are normally piloted by a royal bloodline human, but they also have tech teams and weapon teams sometimes that are all inside the mech itself.

Space marines have extra organs all around their bodies and the thought process and blood circulation is insane compared to a regular human being. That’s why they have to strap refrigerators on their backs to avoid overheating and hoses feed the cold to all the important organs.

If you appreciate the gruesome parts of Warhammer you should read some of the books. The Iron warriors book goes places you think it wouldn't dare go.

The 40k Universe is, simply put, a practice in extremes. The Imperium is what you get when you take religious zealotry and dial it to 100. The Eldar are what happens if you take a victory lap, Jack it up until the knob falls off, and damn it to hell. The Tau are Socialism cranked up to the max with a little Authoritarianism thrown in for flavor. The Necrons are what happens when you beat the game in an open world RPG and consent to plugging in as many mods as you can.

With how much time and effort that goes into creating an Space Marine, you can imagine that they are not called in often. Space Marines are called in when the conflict is much more costly than the endless bodies of Imperial Guard can afford. The are essentially tanks that can walk as fast has humans, even faster. They take more punishment than others.

1:09:38 Sanguinius was a badass during this battle, he banished one of the strongest bloodthirsters (a greater demon of khorne) banished his bother angron, destroyed a titan and blitz anything that was coming out of the portal, demons, humans and traitors alike while he is wounded from his fight from his bother and demon fight

50:29 the drop site massacre was absolutely brutal towards the 3 loyal legions, they lost so many of their men, 90%+ of their men, they started between 80,000 to 100,000 before the slaughter and left with 15,000 at most to 5k most since not the full force was there, when it came to the primachs ferrus manus of the iron hands was killed by his brother and once best friend Fulgrim (not by choice, the demon blade took control of his arm and decapitated ferrus to break Fulgrim will and possess him) Corvus Corax of the ravenguard, i think he got wounded by his brother konrad curze, vulken the poor guy after losing so many of his beloved sons and nephews, got nuked a few times so the traitors can capture him, konrad curze was the one who captured him where he spent some time torturing him, i dont want to go into detail as its konrad curze, the twisted mother fucker

1:44:27 no no no! Flying churches comes in years after the emperor was put onto the golden throne, the emperor is extremely anti Religion

1:28:20 The king can control them, and no, all the necrons lost their souls, tho he turned it off Giving the more power neurons free will

All the shit with orks and elder happened after the war on heaven, they fought side by aide with the old ones and their gods (unsure with the orks, the elder were able to summon their gods)

Orks are very simple. War is what they live for, they do everything to get to a point where they can hit something, they are rated e, everyone is getting attacked and killed equally

44:23 died from their souls getting ripped out which happened instantly and slowly at the same time, her birth was extremely destructive

@OleHerland you should watch the battle of cadia or the 13th black crusade, both of them are about the same thing and its 3 hours plus so its long

The thing about the Chaos Gods is that whatever they embody, they always need _more._ As the saying goes, "the dose makes the poison". Yes, they all have positive aspects _in moderation,_ but the very nature of the Chaos Gods is to always want to push that bit further. You start out enjoying a nice steak. Next time, though, the steak doesn't taste quite as good, so you splash out and buy the best filet steak. Next time, you need to push it a little further, so you enjoy bison steak. Then endangered whale meat. Maybe a nice roast panda. Then there's this guy who knows someone at the funeral home...

I don't know why mate, but you remind me a lot of Stephen Merchant. Nice video btw, always good to see someone approach 40k 👍

There is a video by majorkill that pretty much shows how the primarchs roughly acted when they met the emperor for the first time. It pretty much shows how how loyal some were and who were less loyal.

Nice video, I really enjoyed it. Also, don't worry, your English is near-perfect 🫡

get some w40k lore dude