As I said to the girls over at GPTV last night - I think I accidently hyped myself while making this video lol I am very ready for this game. The release week is going to be a full grindfest, so looking forward to joining peoples streams - had a great time with Valrak - and will undoubtedly be doing that all around the end of November. Big thanks to Fatshark for their support - more new vids coming up very soon !
One of the things I liked about the beta was that there was a definate sense of humour across the entire thing, and I like that - grimdark all the time can be depressing, and lightening it up with a few laughs at the ridiculousness of the setting is cathartic. One of the points of humour is in the character creator - the last choice you make is what crime you committed to be on the Prison ship. In reality, it only determines your starting clothing colour, but its still funny, because the choice shows serious crimes...and then you read the actual text in the summary before confirmation: Sedition - Complaining about the taste of a batch of corpse-starch Insubordination - Being accused of a crime by a noble, and not being able to defend yourself since you're just a pleb Faithlessness - Questioning why the Bishop has such a luxurious lifestyle, and the rest of you don't Treason - Its not that you didn't get out of the way of the Bishop's convoy, its that you didn't get out of its way fast enough...
I personally loved the nearly completely universal respect for Ogryn naming, having seen very few names with more than a single syllable. Tim, Thonk, Gun, and the like.
I always felt there is much humor in grimdark, yes it's a meat grinder of depressing shit but the sheer ridiculousness and madness of it all is the point, look at the orks for hilarity... But its still got much humor... I think the only faction that doesn't have much funny is the 'Nids... And even there, there are some but rare funny quirks...
To add onto what you said about the corrupted, there's also the very real possibility that the doctrine of "The beatings will continue until morale improves." was implemented. Where those who are higher up are just so out of touch that they almost actively pushed those who they are in charge of into the arms of their enemies. From what I've seen, the first major faction we're facing is Nurgle and he absolutely _loves_ those people despairing about their current lot in life, because what he offers is an escape. A way to stop feeling pain, despair, terror. He can take all of that away. Granted it's replaced with horror for those of right mind, but you won't be so you won't care.
I couldn't help but be excited when I found out that Dan Abnett was writing Darktide. When we speak about inquisitor lore, we have to remember that he MADE a lot of it, so everything about this game will be accurate and immersive. Not to mention his other voluminous contributions to the black library.
I love the immersion aspect when it comes to 40k games. This is why I hate that weapons disappear when you or your team mates switch to your secondary. Guns materializing out of nowhere is the most unimmersive thing ever.
Agreed. In a more cartoony world I don't mind that sort of thing, but in a game like this, especially one so heavily based on miniatures too, I really appreciate that kind of immersion.
Really, really appreciate the frequency you’ve been dropping content this month LT, we all do. A lot i can digest and mold over. Also, a continuation of any of your lists like Insane Weapons or dives into things like Tyranids, Hive Cities, The Emperor, Golden Age stuff, Dark Origins (which I can wait since that must be madness) and especially Octarius are content I find myself coming back to repeatedly if you ever have the time to go back to those. But I really like the new stuff you’ve been pumping out like crazy and great to see you flourishing man. Hope you get a nice break over the holidays man, cheers.
His Rophanon video has become a lullaby for me to sleep. His voice despite the absolute horrors of the grim dark will coo anyone to sleep. (in a good way!!)
I love this bit about the Darktide being this ominous, unseen and looming threat at the edge of the domain. It's such an unsettling concept, and the fact that the governor is blindly throwing wave after wave of war material into the dark to try and fend it off is such a perfectly 40k thing to do. It's also a very Abnett-y idea, and I love everything about it. Very hyped to see how it's explored in the game proper! Thank you for making a video about this!
I have to say the beta weekend definitely made more interested and the fact that they're upholding the lore like this... between dark tide and rogue trader on the horizon maybe we finally getting the golden age of 40k games we always knew the setting was capable of.... God emperor willing
So from what I got here, the basic view of each of the prisoners having to serve under the inquisitor is pretty much: Veteran: Not happy about what has happened, but mostly glad that they aren’t being executed. Ogryn: Just confused. Zealot: Angry/confused that their faith is viewed as ‘illegal’, but glad to kill in the emperor’s name. Psyker: Fucking STOKED to be here, and views this as probably the best outcome possible for them. Possibly could have volunteered for this shit for all we know.
It appears that at least some of the enemies in this game are followers of Nurgle. That would make sense, given the despair and low morale suffered by the Guardsmen in fighting the Darktide, they could easily be swayed Nurgle's promises of no more pain and suffering.
@@0bzen22 yeah, I listen to way to much Audible to not instantly catch his voice lol. He also did one of the Ogryn voice presets too (so you know which one I am most likely going to use lol).
@@Luetin09 treat them and show that it's for them after all :) Love your work and your intro into this universe for me. Fantastic stuff. Got me through the hardest part of my life
By treat them, I mean like take them out for a lovely lunch or a gift. I already assumed that you already treat your family with extraordinary amounts of affection
Well after failing to run Cyberpunk (thanks for that Edgerunners) , I now have a new game to consume my life for the immediate future. If they ever make PvP I'll challenge you. If I beat you I'm like 99% sure that makes me the lore master.
@@Luetin09 if only SM2 had coop! I'm hoping the mod community releases reskins for every faction. When I played L4D I had resident evil skins on the zombies. Made it terrifying!
Yes! Audio is on point, a Warhammer game that doesn't sound like it was all made by one guy in a broom closet on a budget of two coconuts and a pack of coffee filters.
I wish i could take a week or two off to obsess over this game when it releases, but my work has a blackout policy regarding vacations for the holidays so i'll just have to take what little i can in the 6-7 hours a day i dont work or sleep
Yeh I feel it man.... most of us are in the same spot .... you nailed the timing ... after work you get home, shower, eat then have about 6 or max 7 hours for leisure then go to sleep just to wake up and do it all over again .... unless you got a majorly great career which requires a LOT of luck or getting yourself into an insurmountable level of debt to get a college degree .... that is the average life and it sucks... so don't feel so alone.
He is not.. But also, has come to understand just how rigid it all is, and how difficult it would be to change it. He accepts it, for now at least... given the greater threats that mankind is facing.
@@JRufu That said I'm pretty sure none of them are willing to be the first Inquisitor to push their luck and find out how being casual about mass genocide can tick off the lord regent.
I love Ogryns. They truly are the bestest bois. They might not be the brightest crayons in the box, but they are simple, honest, trusting, loyal, loveable, and the best people you could ask to clear the way forward or watch your back. No need for indepth tactical planning or table manners, just tell them who the bad people are and see them go to work.
I really appreciate Fatshark using traitor-guardsmen as the main baddies, it makes the tone of the game much grittier and grounded than using giant immortal supersoldiers.
There is only one small thing that seems to indicate Grendyl is at least "radical-adjacent": The fact we're not tasked with burning grimoires until there is nothing left other than ash, but bring them back intact. Though that also might just be because there are specific steps to be taken to destroy them.
I think it'd be sooooo cool if the made DLC classes as like a ratling, jokero, or even a servitor. It would be especially funny if the rest of the squad started ragging on you for being a glorified coffee machine.
The squad, about to be overrun by cultists and traitor soldiers: "Whos brilliant idea was it to send us into this Mission with a karking servitor?" "Hey, at least we can all get a warm cup of Recaff before we get massacred."
Great to see you slinging out videos again. Your vids are what got me back into 40K and always help jump start my enthusiasm and motivation for the hobby.
Luetin09 - "Inquisitors weigh a lot of information in order to make the best decision possible given the circumstances." Inquisitors - Selling out ten worlds with no hesitation or negotiation to the orks to talk to Ghazghkull's squig, laying elaborate traps to kill chapter masters for refusing orders to massacre imperium soldiers who fought chaos, turning an entire segmentum into a gulag for being in the same region as Huron, and plotting against Guilliman. I'm pretty sure the inquisition are a bigger threat to the imperium than chaos ever was.
The Imperium is often unjust and heavy handed. But when you realize the amount and severity of threats to humanity you start to understand, not agree but understand. God Emperor, I pray for us all...
This is something that the 40k community (especially the sub-Reddit) doesn’t understand at all. Before humans even evolved, the galaxy was this brutal.
@@TheSpicyLeg Well reddit isn't exactly known for its consistency. But jokes aside, the Imperium uses the Ends Justify the Means approach. Which unfortunately is quite necessary to ensure humanity's future. We're in this for the species boys and girls!
Luetin was talking about enjoying films with a more documentary feel. I thought immediately of Legend of Galactic Heroes. Great show, literally has a narrator that presents the story like history, has good character development, some really interesting parts that delve into fleet tactics/strategy that are pretty cool. Highly recommend.
The question I have is when is it gonna come out on the consoles? I don't play much computers nowadays , mostly am a console guy and it would be nice to have some sort of idea when to expect it on the consoles
The ogryn is my favorite career in darktide so far. I have always had a soft spot for the big lads in the warhammer setting that enjoy smashing things with their tribe or in this case with their squad.
The penal practices in “Darktide” remind me of of 放免 (hōmen) -- as in the anime "Cyber City Oedo 808.” Nowadays, hōmen can just mean “to let someone go” or “to aquit someone.” However, In the old Japanese feudal sense, it could refer to the feudal police (metsuke, “watchers”) letting hardend crimals do supervised work as low-ranking officers with certain basic police powers, as long as they follow orders and produce results.
@@DPham1 You are welcome. In university, I learned that from 1608-1868, Japan may have counted as perhaps the first police state in human history -- not the first dictatorship, but the first police state. Tokugawa Ieyasu set up the system with heavy focus on very strict rules and extensive internal surveillance. Ieyasu had an extreme, cold and pragmatic desire to stop any further civil wars and mass death. After all, although there were some limited exceptions, there had mostly been the most terrible civil wars in Japan all the way from 1467 to 1615. Aftward, every citizen knew Tokugawa authorities used extremely harsh physical penalties very often -- much more than most other countries then. It’s interesting, but records show for example that almost nobody even tried to escape from prison, even if there were a great opportunity like a fire or earthquake -- neither disaster was uncommon in Japan. Prisoners followed the correctional officers’ instructions, knowing that if they ran away and had to be recaptured, they’d die very horribly for what they had done. The authorities also tended to give convicts tattoos, so they could be recognized and people would shun them. This backfired, because then the convicts knew that on account of their tattoos, they’d face discrimination and it’d be hard for them to get honest work. Some criminals travelled to offshore islands or were exiled to them, becoming coastal pirates and stuff like that. Japan had no real navy then. The government had destroyed any and all large ships because they did not want citizens to leave Japan. Back then, Japanese leaders tended to think that foreign ideas might be part of a conspiracy to make their government weak, to take over, and to destroy Tokugawa family rule. Among the banned foreign ideas, Christianity used to be forbidden in Japan by the same reasoning that Christianity had to be a conspiracy. It was easy to point to all these other places victimized by Westerners, so back then it seem reasonable to see Christianity as a threat. It was not unheard-of for some Westerners to point to their own rivals -- trading competitors who came from other Western countries, telling the Japanese that those from another Western country really were conspiring to destroy Japan. Some Westerners hoped to make more money with Japanese coal, Japanese silver, and trade goods --- and so they lied about their trade competitors, hoping that the Japanese would throw those competitors out of the country. The Japanese government even hired some criminals to gamble with people who did public works projects, giving the government back a percentage of what the criminals won from the workers and allowing the government to save money. One can see how, at that time, the Japanese government policy was: “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?” And here you see the Imperium of man, asking, “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?” 🤔
@@hoffenwurdig1356 Very interesting, I didn't know a lot of this about Japan. I do know they were always very wary of outside influence. Speaking of Christianity, did you ever see that move "Silence?"
Thank you, Luetin, as ever. I think the creators of *Darktide* should give you a bonus of sorts; I do not play co-op FPS' games, but you probably pushed me over that threshold. Wouldn't be surprised if there are many like me who feel the same. To everyone else: hope you have a great time playing this seemingly amazing (rarely happens) WH40K game.
After listening to a couple of Ogryn stories I’ve become a fan of theses guys. They are super loyal and seem to be gentle giants until it’s time to put in work. Not the sharpest tools but will fight for their brothers and sisters and apparently as strong as astartes.
"Growing up I hoped our future would be like Star Trek, as an adult I unfortunately realized it would be like 40K". Edit: In my head canon I was a guardsmen that was overheard discussing that I had heard that the Emperor was no god but a man by some Black Templar's and was swiftly detained and made a prisoner.
The stories and case files of Inquisitors Gregor Eisenhorn and and Gideon Ravenor are amazing for learning how inquisitors will tread a thin line between what considered heretical and whats not.
Inquisitor: "Report reject! What did you find in the bowels of the hive city?" Veteren:: "Rare gun, but I got a purple knife for the random weapon reward!" Inquisitor: "?"
i dont play tabletop warhammer, and wont even play this game for that matter, but im very interested in warhammer lore. and ur videos are by faaaar, by a huge margin, the best warhammer lore content out there. i just wanna say thank u for ur videos man. in terms of money, i hope u live comfortably for ur dedication. really the right thing to do would be for gamesworkshop to have u on their payroll lol.
I admit, I have a soft spot for Renegade Guardsman. It’s unfair that the Loyalist guardsmen have many of their distinct army represented on the tabletop like the Kriegs and Catachan Jungle Fighters while Renegade guardsmen can only have their armies represented in other medias that’s not tabletop like the Blood Pact and the Spireguard.
i want to me be that random guardsman who was mistreated by the inquisition and wants to find hope and that hope is cleaning out the heretical infestation from tertium and have a laugh on the way or that humorous psyker who doesnt know if something from nowhere is going to blow up but overall enjoys his team mates aside from zealots and pretty much it seems i can get to create that in darktide
I started this beta knowing literally nothing about warhammer, only because my friends were playing it. Even without knowing anything, the game by itself is brilliant, the true successor to Left 4 Dead 2 imo. Learning all the lore now is super interesting.
I'm ready for the game but I was burned by a few too many pre-orders so I'll be buying the game after it launches. A lot of the beta gameplay I've seen has gotten me both on the edge of my seat looking at small details and laughing my ass off at the interplay from the voice lines
3 weeks late. Came back after my friend and I started playing beta. We are literally playing this as a way to flesh out the backstory of a characters him and I have. Sam Saberfang and Dagg. (He's partley parody, partly a real unit that leads my Astra Army with his Bullgryn Bodyguard)
This is excellent!! Gives a lot of context I was missing, like why doesn't the situation escalate to a full force assault on the corrupted sections (answer is that it's preferable to being cautious and calculated while addressing the unknown enemy). Epic stuff!
I love the idea of playing an Ogryn. I'm just loyal, I don't even know what crime I did but I know that I'm not allowed to be by my old friends but now I got new friends! A lot of new friends, some of them... I don't know where they are. Some of them like to shout, one of them makes funny hand wavy thing, and the one that likes his tiny gun. I have a lot of friends... I just wish I can remember their names.
Hi there, im running a homebrew Pen and Paper RPG where Prisoners get send into an ever shifting mystical portal to check out whats on the other side. Think Star Gate but with prisoners instead of professional Soldiers. The whole campaign is set up in a way that every dive takes one or two shots and reaches from acid hellworld with half sunken pyramids to futuristic cities. The survivability is generally pretty low because there are aftermaths from the trips like cancer, insanity, infested wounds and so on. The players are more invested in what they take with them to improve the staging grounds and aid future dives rather then their characters unless they survived a few missions and now have the skills to actually make it reliably. So we are in constant need for new characters we can come up with quick. I think some of our archetypes fit this game pretty good and would be fun to roleplay. Just keep in mind one important rule : Dont play annoying characters, even if its in character, its getting old really quick. Quirky is alright, annoying isnt. Stereotypical Gangmembers and unruly Soldiers that have been send as punishment are always a fun option but here are some more specific: "The 9 to 5 ": You have done worse, you have done better, you are here to do the job you are assigned with and thats it, let the others figure out the big stuff. "The slip" : You where caught with some dope and did a plea bargain, after a riot you had nothing to do with you are here now. You just want to go home, but if you could find a pack of smokes on the way that would be nice "The Lifer" : One slip up in your career and now you have to watch these goddamn fools. You are here to impress and climb back up the career ladder "The Watchfull Eye" : You dont like being here but while you are at it, might as well check whats up, there might be people back in general population willing to pay for info on where to find things "The slightly off" : Everyone around you has the feeling that you never should have been handed a weapon and not because you dont know how to use ist, quite the opposite. "The hopefull" :You are convinced that if you are doing a good job you and your team will become friends and you will get out of here "The scientist" :The killing part is annoying, you are more interested how all of this works "The brawler" :This isnt a punishment, this is a gift, you never had so much fun in your life. Compared to the working camps and the cells this is a holliday and all planned activities is doing what you love doing
God damn I love your videos, it's like a 40k lore podcast and your voice is so buttery smooth. I'm also glad to see a sucessful youtuber that isn't afraid to go more than 15 damn minutes per video.
I am not certain where the correct forum to suggest this is, but I would 100% be willing to join the Patreon for downloadable audio versions of these videos. I love seeing the images you choose, but it would be awesome to be able to listen to them in the car/at work.
Why don't you just get a phone plan / company like boost mobile ..... where you get a certain amount of 5g and unlimited 4g or 3g ... hell even 2g would play these videos... you don't always need wifi.... I hardly ever use the wifi for RUclips videos.
A highly reccomended book to Read on Inquisitors in Raevnor Omnibus, incredible storytelling, lore and insight into the machinations of 40k Military and Inquisitorial politics Dan Abnett is the Author. Thanks as always Luetin your videos are second to none and always very enjoyable!
As a Imperial Guard player all I can say is LET'S GO GET EM BOYZ FOR THE EMPEROR great video Luetin really can't wait for Darktide FOR THE EMPEROR SIR EVER ON WORDS .
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As I said to the girls over at GPTV last night - I think I accidently hyped myself while making this video lol I am very ready for this game. The release week is going to be a full grindfest, so looking forward to joining peoples streams - had a great time with Valrak - and will undoubtedly be doing that all around the end of November. Big thanks to Fatshark for their support - more new vids coming up very soon !
Can't wait to see what's in store!
Alright you rejects! Which one of you left the Oven on? Bill was it you again?
What's GPTV?
Can you post the link to the interview?
Heard pre-orders might get in on the 17th?
One of the things I liked about the beta was that there was a definate sense of humour across the entire thing, and I like that - grimdark all the time can be depressing, and lightening it up with a few laughs at the ridiculousness of the setting is cathartic.
One of the points of humour is in the character creator - the last choice you make is what crime you committed to be on the Prison ship. In reality, it only determines your starting clothing colour, but its still funny, because the choice shows serious crimes...and then you read the actual text in the summary before confirmation:
Sedition - Complaining about the taste of a batch of corpse-starch
Insubordination - Being accused of a crime by a noble, and not being able to defend yourself since you're just a pleb
Faithlessness - Questioning why the Bishop has such a luxurious lifestyle, and the rest of you don't
Treason - Its not that you didn't get out of the way of the Bishop's convoy, its that you didn't get out of its way fast enough...
as a vet of IRL military shit, we always like to laugh about shit.
I personally loved the nearly completely universal respect for Ogryn naming, having seen very few names with more than a single syllable. Tim, Thonk, Gun, and the like.
Psyker - Exsisting
@@noahloyd9176 my favorite name was just "Dunk" when I asked why he said "cus dats de sound me club makes"
I always felt there is much humor in grimdark, yes it's a meat grinder of depressing shit but the sheer ridiculousness and madness of it all is the point, look at the orks for hilarity... But its still got much humor... I think the only faction that doesn't have much funny is the 'Nids... And even there, there are some but rare funny quirks...
The loremaster speaks to us. We listen. The Emperor protects.
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
For the Emperor!
You can't stop disease and death.. join father nurgle, let him take away your pain.. jooiinn ussss
@@morbidone88 *LOADS HEAVY FLAMER WITH RIGHTEOUS INTENT*
@@merekgrimaldus9865 consider us stopped... for now... 🤢
To add onto what you said about the corrupted, there's also the very real possibility that the doctrine of "The beatings will continue until morale improves." was implemented. Where those who are higher up are just so out of touch that they almost actively pushed those who they are in charge of into the arms of their enemies.
From what I've seen, the first major faction we're facing is Nurgle and he absolutely _loves_ those people despairing about their current lot in life, because what he offers is an escape. A way to stop feeling pain, despair, terror. He can take all of that away. Granted it's replaced with horror for those of right mind, but you won't be so you won't care.
Like Davey Jones!
Ol' Papa Nurgle
@@kevinhill8193 "Life is Cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?"
I couldn't help but be excited when I found out that Dan Abnett was writing Darktide. When we speak about inquisitor lore, we have to remember that he MADE a lot of it, so everything about this game will be accurate and immersive. Not to mention his other voluminous contributions to the black library.
He's been known to phone it in at times. Fell Cargo was a turd. Although I really liked Eisenhorn/Ravenor/Gaunt's Ghosts/Double Eagle.
He’s the best black library has
I love the immersion aspect when it comes to 40k games. This is why I hate that weapons disappear when you or your team mates switch to your secondary. Guns materializing out of nowhere is the most unimmersive thing ever.
That's like a streets of rage mechanic lol
That mod wasn't just pretty, it was useful to know at a glance what others are bringing.
Agreed. In a more cartoony world I don't mind that sort of thing, but in a game like this, especially one so heavily based on miniatures too, I really appreciate that kind of immersion.
You say that but ive never seen a space marine with an ammo pouch how tf that bro gonna reload
@candyman Yeah that's called quality and passion. Sadly it's not the case anymore.
You are the reason I’m not allowed to drink and talk about Warhammer 40k at parties and I am not ashamed. They must know the truth!
Really, really appreciate the frequency you’ve been dropping content this month LT, we all do. A lot i can digest and mold over. Also, a continuation of any of your lists like Insane Weapons or dives into things like Tyranids, Hive Cities, The Emperor, Golden Age stuff, Dark Origins (which I can wait since that must be madness) and especially Octarius are content I find myself coming back to repeatedly if you ever have the time to go back to those. But I really like the new stuff you’ve been pumping out like crazy and great to see you flourishing man. Hope you get a nice break over the holidays man, cheers.
List will probably come soon, it seems the right time
124, for the algo
@@Luetin09 love your videos mate.
PS: what's the song you used in the intro?
Mull over I think the saying goes, not mold over. But you’re right, it’s been a pleasure to see such content! 😊
His Rophanon video has become a lullaby for me to sleep. His voice despite the absolute horrors of the grim dark will coo anyone to sleep. (in a good way!!)
I love this bit about the Darktide being this ominous, unseen and looming threat at the edge of the domain. It's such an unsettling concept, and the fact that the governor is blindly throwing wave after wave of war material into the dark to try and fend it off is such a perfectly 40k thing to do. It's also a very Abnett-y idea, and I love everything about it. Very hyped to see how it's explored in the game proper! Thank you for making a video about this!
Yay more Darktide lore! Can't wait for this game to come out.
Luetin Does it again and triggers my Dark Tide withdrawal symptoms just after i managed to humble them, 17th could not come any sooner right now. 😂
Same brother, same.
I have to say the beta weekend definitely made more interested and the fact that they're upholding the lore like this... between dark tide and rogue trader on the horizon maybe we finally getting the golden age of 40k games we always knew the setting was capable of.... God emperor willing
And Boltgun is right around the corner in '23
So from what I got here, the basic view of each of the prisoners having to serve under the inquisitor is pretty much:
Veteran: Not happy about what has happened, but mostly glad that they aren’t being executed.
Ogryn: Just confused.
Zealot: Angry/confused that their faith is viewed as ‘illegal’, but glad to kill in the emperor’s name.
Psyker: Fucking STOKED to be here, and views this as probably the best outcome possible for them. Possibly could have volunteered for this shit for all we know.
It appears that at least some of the enemies in this game are followers of Nurgle. That would make sense, given the despair and low morale suffered by the Guardsmen in fighting the Darktide, they could easily be swayed Nurgle's promises of no more pain and suffering.
Every enemy is Nurgle-devoted. They have a devblog explaining the traitor guard forces, the Moebian Sixth, and its history.
I just wish beasts of nurgle could be enemies. Big miss by fatshart
They actually on of the bosses in the game.@@kermitgrover
The moment I heard Toby Longworths voice I knew this game was going to be something good. Cannot wait to get my hands on it the 17th
he can read me a bedtime story any/every night
i thought it came out on the 30th?
@@crash833 when you preorder it, you get to play on the 17th
Oh wow, didn't even noticed. And I've got the entire Gaunt / Ravenor / Eisenhorn collection.
@@0bzen22 yeah, I listen to way to much Audible to not instantly catch his voice lol. He also did one of the Ogryn voice presets too (so you know which one I am most likely going to use lol).
I love how "rejects" get thrown in with heretics and inquisitors. Look, sometimes people just have weird hobbies okay...
I like more the irony of heretics and inquisitors being bundled together.
Can't have one without the other. It's just "being a bit naughty" until someone stamps the heresy label on it
Another blessing from our loremaster, praise the Omnissiah
beep boop
stop stealing my toaster's.
Blessings? From the loremaster? PURGE THE HERETIC!
Love the volume of videos you have been putting out recently Luetin!
my family less so lol
@@Luetin09 ahh the perils of being the Loremaster
@@Luetin09 More loremasters in the making!
@@Luetin09 treat them and show that it's for them after all :) Love your work and your intro into this universe for me. Fantastic stuff. Got me through the hardest part of my life
By treat them, I mean like take them out for a lovely lunch or a gift. I already assumed that you already treat your family with extraordinary amounts of affection
Well after failing to run Cyberpunk (thanks for that Edgerunners) , I now have a new game to consume my life for the immediate future.
If they ever make PvP I'll challenge you. If I beat you I'm like 99% sure that makes me the lore master.
Imagine this - but waves of nids.
@@Luetin09 if only SM2 had coop! I'm hoping the mod community releases reskins for every faction.
When I played L4D I had resident evil skins on the zombies. Made it terrifying!
I did not now what warhammer was,clicked on one video and now i am addickted to these lore videos.
40k lore is so fun to get lost in
Glory to luetin and his unmatched lore skills!
You always have the coldest prologue's. Well done.
So looking forward to Darktide! Those little audio's Fatshark posted are brilliant and I wish we had more stuff like it for 40k video content
Yes! Audio is on point, a Warhammer game that doesn't sound like it was all made by one guy in a broom closet on a budget of two coconuts and a pack of coffee filters.
That intro gives me chills
I wish i could take a week or two off to obsess over this game when it releases, but my work has a blackout policy regarding vacations for the holidays so i'll just have to take what little i can in the 6-7 hours a day i dont work or sleep
Totally feel you, Casey. I hope you're appreciated for your hard work
Yeh I feel it man.... most of us are in the same spot .... you nailed the timing ... after work you get home, shower, eat then have about 6 or max 7 hours for leisure then go to sleep just to wake up and do it all over again .... unless you got a majorly great career which requires a LOT of luck or getting yourself into an insurmountable level of debt to get a college degree .... that is the average life and it sucks... so don't feel so alone.
Lol I won an award at work specifically just so I could turn it in to get a week off for this game
I wonder how Guilliman being back will effect the inquisition
Can’t imagine he’d be ok with them selling out human-worlds, etc on whims..
He is not.. But also, has come to understand just how rigid it all is, and how difficult it would be to change it. He accepts it, for now at least... given the greater threats that mankind is facing.
@@JRufu That said I'm pretty sure none of them are willing to be the first Inquisitor to push their luck and find out how being casual about mass genocide can tick off the lord regent.
Whatever Girlyman thinks, at this point the Inquisition is a necessary evil.
@@Orvect Necessary, but not limitless.
@@DetectiveLance Limitless? What are you referring to? The authority of the Inquisition? I smell some heresy here and I like it.
woah, more darktide content while we wait for launch. hell yeah Luetin, thank you.
I love Ogryns. They truly are the bestest bois. They might not be the brightest crayons in the box, but they are simple, honest, trusting, loyal, loveable, and the best people you could ask to clear the way forward or watch your back. No need for indepth tactical planning or table manners, just tell them who the bad people are and see them go to work.
I really appreciate Fatshark using traitor-guardsmen as the main baddies, it makes the tone of the game much grittier and grounded than using giant immortal supersoldiers.
I'm sure the Plague Marines aren't far behind
im hoping for ORks in a later release, followed by Necrons, then Nids.
@@Mr0PT1C Nah dude Genestealer cults, makes more sense for the inquisition to be fighting them
@@jaystar6357 While i completely agree with you, i just have requests.
Killing it with the upload schedule lately dude, with the quality being superlative as ever. Thank you kindly, good sir.
as an ogryn main i cant count past 5 but i can press F real good OGRYN FOR LIIIIIIIFE
"Aaaaaaaaaah, what's a chaos goooooooooooooooooud-*BLAM!!!*"
You're on fire this month! How's the vocal health going? Sounding great! Exceptional content is the norm
Its been - more stable I will say. Which is a good thing.
Love you Luetin❤️
There is only one small thing that seems to indicate Grendyl is at least "radical-adjacent": The fact we're not tasked with burning grimoires until there is nothing left other than ash, but bring them back intact. Though that also might just be because there are specific steps to be taken to destroy them.
You make this very interesting Luetin, too bad that Fatshark didn't bother to actually write a story.
The REAL devblog this week
I think it'd be sooooo cool if the made DLC classes as like a ratling, jokero, or even a servitor. It would be especially funny if the rest of the squad started ragging on you for being a glorified coffee machine.
The squad, about to be overrun by cultists and traitor soldiers:
"Whos brilliant idea was it to send us into this Mission with a karking servitor?"
"Hey, at least we can all get a warm cup of Recaff before we get massacred."
Great to see you slinging out videos again. Your vids are what got me back into 40K and always help jump start my enthusiasm and motivation for the hobby.
Luetin09 - "Inquisitors weigh a lot of information in order to make the best decision possible given the circumstances."
Inquisitors - Selling out ten worlds with no hesitation or negotiation to the orks to talk to Ghazghkull's squig, laying elaborate traps to kill chapter masters for refusing orders to massacre imperium soldiers who fought chaos, turning an entire segmentum into a gulag for being in the same region as Huron, and plotting against Guilliman.
I'm pretty sure the inquisition are a bigger threat to the imperium than chaos ever was.
Luetin is a ork term meaning "Big Powerful Good-Thinkingest Geezer That Fixes Unnastandin Gubbinz"
You had me at "smash some heretics and have a few beers."
Whatever they are paying you it's not enough. Best advertising they could ever have hoped for.
The Imperium is often unjust and heavy handed. But when you realize the amount and severity of threats to humanity you start to understand, not agree but understand.
God Emperor, I pray for us all...
This is something that the 40k community (especially the sub-Reddit) doesn’t understand at all. Before humans even evolved, the galaxy was this brutal.
@@TheSpicyLeg Well reddit isn't exactly known for its consistency. But jokes aside, the Imperium uses the Ends Justify the Means approach. Which unfortunately is quite necessary to ensure humanity's future. We're in this for the species boys and girls!
Don't worry the Emperor protects and backup will be here any minute now ....
Luetin was talking about enjoying films with a more documentary feel. I thought immediately of Legend of Galactic Heroes. Great show, literally has a narrator that presents the story like history, has good character development, some really interesting parts that delve into fleet tactics/strategy that are pretty cool. Highly recommend.
speaking of Ogryns, have you read The Wraithbone Phoenix? one of the main characters is Clodde, an Ogryn, and he is awesome.
The question I have is when is it gonna come out on the consoles?
I don't play much computers nowadays , mostly am a console guy and it would be nice to have some sort of idea when to expect it on the consoles
This video gives me more hype for Darktide than the game trailer or previous gameplay videos I watched before.
The ogryn is my favorite career in darktide so far. I have always had a soft spot for the big lads in the warhammer setting that enjoy smashing things with their tribe or in this case with their squad.
“I like your words funny humie” - Some random ork
The penal practices in “Darktide” remind me of of 放免 (hōmen) -- as in the anime "Cyber City Oedo 808.” Nowadays, hōmen can just mean “to let someone go” or “to aquit someone.” However, In the old Japanese feudal sense, it could refer to the feudal police (metsuke, “watchers”) letting hardend crimals do supervised work as low-ranking officers with certain basic police powers, as long as they follow orders and produce results.
Interesting, thanks for sharing! I love it when I can learn little tidbits from the comments section
@@DPham1 You are welcome. In university, I learned that from 1608-1868, Japan may have counted as perhaps the first police state in human history -- not the first dictatorship, but the first police state. Tokugawa Ieyasu set up the system with heavy focus on very strict rules and extensive internal surveillance. Ieyasu had an extreme, cold and pragmatic desire to stop any further civil wars and mass death. After all, although there were some limited exceptions, there had mostly been the most terrible civil wars in Japan all the way from 1467 to 1615. Aftward, every citizen knew Tokugawa authorities used extremely harsh physical penalties very often -- much more than most other countries then. It’s interesting, but records show for example that almost nobody even tried to escape from prison, even if there were a great opportunity like a fire or earthquake -- neither disaster was uncommon in Japan. Prisoners followed the correctional officers’ instructions, knowing that if they ran away and had to be recaptured, they’d die very horribly for what they had done. The authorities also tended to give convicts tattoos, so they could be recognized and people would shun them. This backfired, because then the convicts knew that on account of their tattoos, they’d face discrimination and it’d be hard for them to get honest work. Some criminals travelled to offshore islands or were exiled to them, becoming coastal pirates and stuff like that. Japan had no real navy then. The government had destroyed any and all large ships because they did not want citizens to leave Japan. Back then, Japanese leaders tended to think that foreign ideas might be part of a conspiracy to make their government weak, to take over, and to destroy Tokugawa family rule. Among the banned foreign ideas, Christianity used to be forbidden in Japan by the same reasoning that Christianity had to be a conspiracy. It was easy to point to all these other places victimized by Westerners, so back then it seem reasonable to see Christianity as a threat.
It was not unheard-of for some Westerners to point to their own rivals -- trading competitors who came from other Western countries, telling the Japanese that those from another Western country really were conspiring to destroy Japan. Some Westerners hoped to make more money with Japanese coal, Japanese silver, and trade goods --- and so they lied about their trade competitors, hoping that the Japanese would throw those competitors out of the country.
The Japanese government even hired some criminals to gamble with people who did public works projects, giving the government back a percentage of what the criminals won from the workers and allowing the government to save money. One can see how, at that time, the Japanese government policy was: “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?”
And here you see the Imperium of man, asking, “How can we ‘recycle' petty criminals to make them into something that our government can use?” 🤔
@@hoffenwurdig1356 Very interesting, I didn't know a lot of this about Japan. I do know they were always very wary of outside influence. Speaking of Christianity, did you ever see that move "Silence?"
These Stairs goes up!
Thank you, Luetin, as ever.
I think the creators of *Darktide* should give you a bonus of sorts; I do not play co-op FPS' games, but you probably pushed me over that threshold.
Wouldn't be surprised if there are many like me who feel the same.
To everyone else: hope you have a great time playing this seemingly amazing (rarely happens) WH40K game.
luetin you make the best content man !!!!
1: it's going according to the emperors plan.
2: when did the emperor plan on being dead and on a throne rutting
*bolter shot*
1: heretic!
Lorehammer 2022, soon to be 2023. Thanks Luetin!!
Cannot wait to listen to it several times over! Been looking forward to more Darktide focused lore! Cannot wait for the game!
Could we get a video on the scholastica psykana?
After listening to a couple of Ogryn stories I’ve become a fan of theses guys. They are super loyal and seem to be gentle giants until it’s time to put in work. Not the sharpest tools but will fight for their brothers and sisters and apparently as strong as astartes.
"Growing up I hoped our future would be like Star Trek, as an adult I unfortunately realized it would be like 40K".
Edit: In my head canon I was a guardsmen that was overheard discussing that I had heard that the Emperor was no god but a man by some Black Templar's and was swiftly detained and made a prisoner.
Less talk, more purging.
-Commissar Chad
The Emperor has a grand plan? Would he say "everything is proceeding as I have foreseen."
The stories and case files of Inquisitors Gregor Eisenhorn and and Gideon Ravenor are amazing for learning how inquisitors will tread a thin line between what considered heretical and whats not.
Inquisitor: "Report reject! What did you find in the bowels of the hive city?"
Veteren:: "Rare gun, but I got a purple knife for the random weapon reward!"
Inquisitor: "?"
Well done Luetin09. Great work as usual man. You are a legend of modern day Warhammer 40,000 entertainment.
i dont play tabletop warhammer, and wont even play this game for that matter, but im very interested in warhammer lore. and ur videos are by faaaar, by a huge margin, the best warhammer lore content out there. i just wanna say thank u for ur videos man. in terms of money, i hope u live comfortably for ur dedication. really the right thing to do would be for gamesworkshop to have u on their payroll lol.
I admit, I have a soft spot for Renegade Guardsman. It’s unfair that the Loyalist guardsmen have many of their distinct army represented on the tabletop like the Kriegs and Catachan Jungle Fighters while Renegade guardsmen can only have their armies represented in other medias that’s not tabletop like the Blood Pact and the Spireguard.
a Heresy a day keeps the empire in Disaray!
Not used to this accelerated upload schedule inquisitor. We need a investigation of potential heretic ways on this channel
You bringing up the Ogryn and Guardsman at 33:40 mark is pretty much what me and my bestie are going for when the game releases! lol
i want to me be that random guardsman who was mistreated by the inquisition and wants to find hope and that hope is cleaning out the heretical infestation from tertium and have a laugh on the way
or that humorous psyker who doesnt know if something from nowhere is going to blow up but overall enjoys his team mates aside from zealots
and pretty much it seems i can get to create that in darktide
Looks pretty good. This was the best advertisement I've ever seen for a videogame!
I started this beta knowing literally nothing about warhammer, only because my friends were playing it. Even without knowing anything, the game by itself is brilliant, the true successor to Left 4 Dead 2 imo.
Learning all the lore now is super interesting.
One year on, how has that journey been for you?
Seriously, lets take a moment to thank Luten, as this video contains moments of the game we didn't get on the beta.
43:05 Side quest:
Human Bowling 🎳
I'm ready for the game but I was burned by a few too many pre-orders so I'll be buying the game after it launches. A lot of the beta gameplay I've seen has gotten me both on the edge of my seat looking at small details and laughing my ass off at the interplay from the voice lines
@candyman Yeah but if you pre order this you get earl access starting on Nov 17. If you don't youll be waiting another 13 days.
3 weeks late. Came back after my friend and I started playing beta. We are literally playing this as a way to flesh out the backstory of a characters him and I have. Sam Saberfang and Dagg. (He's partley parody, partly a real unit that leads my Astra Army with his Bullgryn Bodyguard)
Yes keep the videos coming. Loving it.
This is excellent!!
Gives a lot of context I was missing, like why doesn't the situation escalate to a full force assault on the corrupted sections (answer is that it's preferable to being cautious and calculated while addressing the unknown enemy).
Epic stuff!
Amazing video! Just what I needed to help me get really into the game.
I’m so excited to play the game, but sad I don’t have anyone to play it with
I love the idea of playing an Ogryn. I'm just loyal, I don't even know what crime I did but I know that I'm not allowed to be by my old friends but now I got new friends! A lot of new friends, some of them... I don't know where they are. Some of them like to shout, one of them makes funny hand wavy thing, and the one that likes his tiny gun. I have a lot of friends... I just wish I can remember their names.
Hi there,
im running a homebrew Pen and Paper RPG where Prisoners get send into an ever shifting mystical portal to check out whats on the other side.
Think Star Gate but with prisoners instead of professional Soldiers.
The whole campaign is set up in a way that every dive takes one or two shots and reaches from acid hellworld with half sunken pyramids to futuristic cities. The survivability is generally pretty low because there are aftermaths from the trips like cancer, insanity, infested wounds and so on.
The players are more invested in what they take with them to improve the staging grounds and aid future dives rather then their characters unless they survived a few missions and now have the skills to actually make it reliably.
So we are in constant need for new characters we can come up with quick. I think some of our archetypes fit this game pretty good and would be fun to roleplay.
Just keep in mind one important rule : Dont play annoying characters, even if its in character, its getting old really quick. Quirky is alright, annoying isnt.
Stereotypical Gangmembers and unruly Soldiers that have been send as punishment are always a fun option but here are some more specific:
"The 9 to 5 ": You have done worse, you have done better, you are here to do the job you are assigned with and thats it, let the others figure out the big stuff.
"The slip" : You where caught with some dope and did a plea bargain, after a riot you had nothing to do with you are here now. You just want to go home, but if you could find a pack of smokes on the way that would be nice
"The Lifer" : One slip up in your career and now you have to watch these goddamn fools. You are here to impress and climb back up the career ladder
"The Watchfull Eye" : You dont like being here but while you are at it, might as well check whats up, there might be people back in general population willing to pay for info on where to find things
"The slightly off" : Everyone around you has the feeling that you never should have been handed a weapon and not because you dont know how to use ist, quite the opposite.
"The hopefull" :You are convinced that if you are doing a good job you and your team will become friends and you will get out of here
"The scientist" :The killing part is annoying, you are more interested how all of this works
"The brawler" :This isnt a punishment, this is a gift, you never had so much fun in your life. Compared to the working camps and the cells this is a holliday and all planned activities is doing what you love doing
How smart of fat shark, to get luetin to do what he does best, but for their game. You've basically got a guaranteed audience for a 1 hour ad here
Luetin09 speaks and my worries go away and i fall asleep finally
God damn I love your videos, it's like a 40k lore podcast and your voice is so buttery smooth. I'm also glad to see a sucessful youtuber that isn't afraid to go more than 15 damn minutes per video.
that reflex sight is dope as heck
Me: "There better not be any heretics on this channel they scare me..."
Leutin: "It's all heretics....all the time..."
Me: "Oh dear."
Really loving the lore for Darktide.
Thank you for this amazing video!
'This video brought to you by Fatshark..'
Let's go! Luetin the Loremaster!
aaaaaaa, the autogun is so clearly based on the AK5 and I love it!!
Bro!! Thank you so much!!! For every word, and every min of your work. Emperor protects!
I am not certain where the correct forum to suggest this is, but I would 100% be willing to join the Patreon for downloadable audio versions of these videos. I love seeing the images you choose, but it would be awesome to be able to listen to them in the car/at work.
arent there free websites that turn youtube videos into MP3s?
Why don't you just get a phone plan / company like boost mobile ..... where you get a certain amount of 5g and unlimited 4g or 3g ... hell even 2g would play these videos... you don't always need wifi.... I hardly ever use the wifi for RUclips videos.
Well even tho he wasn't specific I'm assuming it was you who won Mr Jeremy lol
A highly reccomended book to Read on Inquisitors in Raevnor Omnibus, incredible storytelling, lore and insight into the machinations of 40k Military and Inquisitorial politics Dan Abnett is the Author. Thanks as always Luetin your videos are second to none and always very enjoyable!
Also Eisenhorn is another great book Eisenhorn is Ravenors old tutor and is classed as a Radical, great reading.
I love how Warhammer has sponsored you you definitely deserve it man
As a Imperial Guard player all I can say is LET'S GO GET EM BOYZ FOR THE EMPEROR great video Luetin really can't wait for Darktide FOR THE EMPEROR SIR EVER ON WORDS .
segment on the corruption is great.
"Blood for the Emperor! Skulls for the Golden Throne!!" -Loyalist Zealot.
Nice !
that song at the end goes so hard goddamn