11:12 imagine how that fight went (Majorkill got it wrong, Vulkan is 11.5 feet tall not 14). This Ork (not even a krork yet) was almost 3 times bigger than Vulkan, the physically largest primarch. The main advantages Vulkan had against the Ork was his default Primarch speed, reflexes, his overpowered legendary weapons, his instant healing, his respawn ability, and his superpower of his body burning with divine fire. Even with all those overpowered advantages, The Ork was still winning. The Ork’s durabilty and armor can tank all the hits. All the Ork needed to do was break Vulkan’s guard and squash Vulkan.
, talking over his and explaining the scale of the corks cause he thought he was trying to sell something which he is, but he’s also informing you about their size
Dude, you really need to decide whether or not you're going to promote yourself or let the content creator do their own ad read, because talking at the same time as the video drowns you both out and defeats the point of letting them do their ad read in the first place. If you have to pause the video to do your promotional stuff or you choose to skip over the ads or shift the audio balance so you can actually be heard ovet them, that's fine and a lot of reactors do that, but as it stands this is just getting more and more ridiculous because it's kneecapping you and the person you're reacting to.
7:43 vulken all the other loyalist, some of the traitor primarachs, the emperor, the inquisition, the loyal space marines save an idiot from death watch, all the eldar would agree with this sentiment.
7 feet tall with a hunch, as the Orks think putting your head in front of your chest is 'proppa Orky' and standing up straight and having your head be pronounceable in your silhouette is a good way to get yourself killed.
So the fucked up thing about Slaanesh eating Eldar souls is that the reason it can do so is because all Eldar are tempted by the idea of experiencing what it's like to have their souls tortured and eaten, as it's essentially the last thing they could ever experience. It's stupid and the Eldar consciously know it's a bad idea, hence why they do everything they can to avoid dying and getting their souls eaten and repress their emotions and psychic powers, but subconsciously they're always thinking 'Man, I really want to know what that feels like'. In other words, the Eldar have a problem with impulse control, and it's even worse because their minds are structured differently from a humans to make them feel these thoughts and emotions more strongly so that it has s more pronounced effect on the Warp and makes the Eldar even more powerful psykers than they would be otherwise. The Harlequins make a note that for all of the terrible and awful things it has done to the Eldar, Slaanesh isn't truly evil from the Eldar's perspective. Instead it's the embodiment of the Eldar psyche in its rawest and most primal state, unfettered by any vague human notion of morality or ethics and acting solely based on its own savage nature. They also note how easy it is for the Eldar to succumb to Slaaneshi impulses like the Dark Eldar do if they don't exercise supreme discipline over themselves, and this is why the Dark Eldar are constantly having their souls gnawed away by Slaanesh; they're already too far gone mentally to fully resist the temptations of Slaanesh, unlike the Craftworld Eldar and the Exodites, so Slaanesh is able to siphon their souls away bit by bit even while they're alive.
Vulkan is definitely the physically strongest Primarch, but he's definitely not the strongest Primarch. That distinction would either go to Magnus, Sanguinius, Russ, or the Lion, because Magnus is a reality-bending space wizard, Sanguinius is essentially a miniature version of the Emperor with his own psychic abilities, namely future sight, as well as being a monstrously powerful fighter who was able to trade blows with Horus after days of nonstop fighting, Russ was the Emperor's Executioner because he'd already killed at least one Primarch himself before the Heresy, and the Lion was arguably the best fighter and tactician out of all the Primarchs, but he was also one of the worst when it came to matters of diplomacy or just generally running the Imperium. Note how I didn't include my favorite Primarch, Konrad Curze, in the running for this. Why? Because Curze has won against Vulkan in the past, but he cheated to do so, Vulkan handed him his ass later, and Curze has also lost to both Lion and Sanguinius in a 1v1, because both of them could keep up with Curze's future sight.
I recently learned that Ferrus was actually the Physically strongest primarch, with Vulkan being 2nd. During the duel between Ferrus and the Emperor, a punch of Ferrus destroyed a mountain. I do not know if this was because of his Necrodermis arms or if it was his own natural strength
@PerditioTempus2591 Bear in mind a lot stories about Ferrus were made up by the Medusans, who were extremely superstitious and didn't really know what happened between the Emperor and Ferrus. So the tales of him shattering mountains are probably exaggerated to explain away seismic activity on the planet. Moreover, none of the Primarchs demonstrate that level of raw physical strength, but Vulkan does mention to Curze that he's always had to hold back against the other Primarchs so as to not hurt them.
A reminder that Vulkan hasn't been seen in the Imperium since the War of the Beast, implying that his suicide attack on the Beast may have been enough to finally kill him permanently. I don't believe that for a second, but GW has toyed around with the idea of killing Vulkan permanently as he was stabbed by an Anathane dagger that in lore was supposed to take away his immortality as a Perpetual, hence why the rumor that he's dead for good exists. I don't buy that for a second, but that's because GW too money hungry to kill a Primarch off for good and not leave some loophole for them to come back, because even Sanguinius and Horus have a chance to return because we don't know how permanent their deaths really were. I mean the ghost of Sanguinius supposedly appears to help the Blood Angels in their most desperate hour, and there was an old crackpot theory that Horus was the one on the Golden Throne and not the Emperor, although that was later disproven. Also, I'm not sure why you have this notion that the Primarchs can't come back like Vulkan. All of the Daemon-Primarchs can do this thanks to them being immortal daemon-princes, and the Emperor flat out said that he could bring back Ferrus Manus and any of the other Primarchs that had died during the Heresy, and he would do so once the Heresy had been dealt with, but he never got the chance due to being put on the Golden Throne. Meanwhile, Leman Russ, Lion El'Jonson, Jaghatai Khan, and Corvus Corax have never died, so Vulkan being able to naturally resurrect himself is significantly less impressive because 4 of the Loyalist Primarchs have yet to die, and those who did die died in battle against other Primarchs.
Bit of lame trivia, but the closest living relatives to dinosaurs are birds, as there is an anatomical bridge between the two in the form of feathered raptors like the Archaeopteryx. Suchids like alligators and crocodles are distant cousins of the dinosaurs that have managed to survive into the modern era with relatively little changes. And insects predate the dinosaurs, and they only evolved to become smaller because there is less oxygen in the air now than there was millions of years ago, but they're overall anatomy has remained largely the same since before the time of the dinosaurs, just scaled down.
GW IS going to do it because they need to keep upping the ante and keeping things interesting. So if Vulkan decides to get off his deadbeat ass and get back to fighting for humanity after that 7,000-year milk run he's been on, no I will not let that go, then all of the major factions will need a Vulkan equivalent, and for the Orks that could be an ascendant Ghazghkull, a returning Krork, the return of The Beast, or even an avatar of Gork and/or Mork.
11:12 imagine how that fight went (Majorkill got it wrong, Vulkan is 11.5 feet tall not 14). This Ork (not even a krork yet) was almost 3 times bigger than Vulkan, the physically largest primarch. The main advantages Vulkan had against the Ork was his default Primarch speed, reflexes, his overpowered legendary weapons, his instant healing, his respawn ability, and his superpower of his body burning with divine fire. Even with all those overpowered advantages, The Ork was still winning. The Ork’s durabilty and armor can tank all the hits. All the Ork needed to do was break Vulkan’s guard and squash Vulkan.
Vulkan is closer to 16 feet tall not 12 Guilliman is closer to 12 feet tall not Vulkan
, talking over his and explaining the scale of the corks cause he thought he was trying to sell something which he is, but he’s also informing you about their size
Dude, you really need to decide whether or not you're going to promote yourself or let the content creator do their own ad read, because talking at the same time as the video drowns you both out and defeats the point of letting them do their ad read in the first place. If you have to pause the video to do your promotional stuff or you choose to skip over the ads or shift the audio balance so you can actually be heard ovet them, that's fine and a lot of reactors do that, but as it stands this is just getting more and more ridiculous because it's kneecapping you and the person you're reacting to.
7:43 vulken all the other loyalist, some of the traitor primarachs, the emperor, the inquisition, the loyal space marines save an idiot from death watch, all the eldar would agree with this sentiment.
Yeah, it's just the next step that's got everyone stumped. The "How to do it" part.
@@Parklarblick Big E had a plan but then Magnus decided to find a way to screw up doing nothing
@@MrPsych77 Magnus did nothing wrong. lol
@@Parklarblick😢
@@PerditioTempus2591 Sorry but the truth hurts. He was told to do nothing and screwed it up. Hence He did 'Nothing' Wrong'. 🤔🤯
10 meters is about 32 ft
17:03 i am pretty sure the average ork (who isn't a grot) is 7 ft tall
7 feet tall with a hunch, as the Orks think putting your head in front of your chest is 'proppa Orky' and standing up straight and having your head be pronounceable in your silhouette is a good way to get yourself killed.
So the fucked up thing about Slaanesh eating Eldar souls is that the reason it can do so is because all Eldar are tempted by the idea of experiencing what it's like to have their souls tortured and eaten, as it's essentially the last thing they could ever experience. It's stupid and the Eldar consciously know it's a bad idea, hence why they do everything they can to avoid dying and getting their souls eaten and repress their emotions and psychic powers, but subconsciously they're always thinking 'Man, I really want to know what that feels like'. In other words, the Eldar have a problem with impulse control, and it's even worse because their minds are structured differently from a humans to make them feel these thoughts and emotions more strongly so that it has s more pronounced effect on the Warp and makes the Eldar even more powerful psykers than they would be otherwise.
The Harlequins make a note that for all of the terrible and awful things it has done to the Eldar, Slaanesh isn't truly evil from the Eldar's perspective. Instead it's the embodiment of the Eldar psyche in its rawest and most primal state, unfettered by any vague human notion of morality or ethics and acting solely based on its own savage nature. They also note how easy it is for the Eldar to succumb to Slaaneshi impulses like the Dark Eldar do if they don't exercise supreme discipline over themselves, and this is why the Dark Eldar are constantly having their souls gnawed away by Slaanesh; they're already too far gone mentally to fully resist the temptations of Slaanesh, unlike the Craftworld Eldar and the Exodites, so Slaanesh is able to siphon their souls away bit by bit even while they're alive.
5:20 funny you should mention that
Vulkan is definitely the physically strongest Primarch, but he's definitely not the strongest Primarch. That distinction would either go to Magnus, Sanguinius, Russ, or the Lion, because Magnus is a reality-bending space wizard, Sanguinius is essentially a miniature version of the Emperor with his own psychic abilities, namely future sight, as well as being a monstrously powerful fighter who was able to trade blows with Horus after days of nonstop fighting, Russ was the Emperor's Executioner because he'd already killed at least one Primarch himself before the Heresy, and the Lion was arguably the best fighter and tactician out of all the Primarchs, but he was also one of the worst when it came to matters of diplomacy or just generally running the Imperium.
Note how I didn't include my favorite Primarch, Konrad Curze, in the running for this. Why? Because Curze has won against Vulkan in the past, but he cheated to do so, Vulkan handed him his ass later, and Curze has also lost to both Lion and Sanguinius in a 1v1, because both of them could keep up with Curze's future sight.
I recently learned that Ferrus was actually the Physically strongest primarch, with Vulkan being 2nd. During the duel between Ferrus and the Emperor, a punch of Ferrus destroyed a mountain. I do not know if this was because of his Necrodermis arms or if it was his own natural strength
@PerditioTempus2591 Bear in mind a lot stories about Ferrus were made up by the Medusans, who were extremely superstitious and didn't really know what happened between the Emperor and Ferrus. So the tales of him shattering mountains are probably exaggerated to explain away seismic activity on the planet. Moreover, none of the Primarchs demonstrate that level of raw physical strength, but Vulkan does mention to Curze that he's always had to hold back against the other Primarchs so as to not hurt them.
Bro you should watch Majorkill's video on the legendary Barabas Dantioch, it's a great story in general and majorkill has a way of telling stories.
A reminder that Vulkan hasn't been seen in the Imperium since the War of the Beast, implying that his suicide attack on the Beast may have been enough to finally kill him permanently.
I don't believe that for a second, but GW has toyed around with the idea of killing Vulkan permanently as he was stabbed by an Anathane dagger that in lore was supposed to take away his immortality as a Perpetual, hence why the rumor that he's dead for good exists.
I don't buy that for a second, but that's because GW too money hungry to kill a Primarch off for good and not leave some loophole for them to come back, because even Sanguinius and Horus have a chance to return because we don't know how permanent their deaths really were. I mean the ghost of Sanguinius supposedly appears to help the Blood Angels in their most desperate hour, and there was an old crackpot theory that Horus was the one on the Golden Throne and not the Emperor, although that was later disproven.
Also, I'm not sure why you have this notion that the Primarchs can't come back like Vulkan. All of the Daemon-Primarchs can do this thanks to them being immortal daemon-princes, and the Emperor flat out said that he could bring back Ferrus Manus and any of the other Primarchs that had died during the Heresy, and he would do so once the Heresy had been dealt with, but he never got the chance due to being put on the Golden Throne. Meanwhile, Leman Russ, Lion El'Jonson, Jaghatai Khan, and Corvus Corax have never died, so Vulkan being able to naturally resurrect himself is significantly less impressive because 4 of the Loyalist Primarchs have yet to die, and those who did die died in battle against other Primarchs.
Bit of lame trivia, but the closest living relatives to dinosaurs are birds, as there is an anatomical bridge between the two in the form of feathered raptors like the Archaeopteryx.
Suchids like alligators and crocodles are distant cousins of the dinosaurs that have managed to survive into the modern era with relatively little changes. And insects predate the dinosaurs, and they only evolved to become smaller because there is less oxygen in the air now than there was millions of years ago, but they're overall anatomy has remained largely the same since before the time of the dinosaurs, just scaled down.
You should look into the Eldar Phoenix Lords
Vulcan was killed by the beast I think?
GW IS going to do it because they need to keep upping the ante and keeping things interesting. So if Vulkan decides to get off his deadbeat ass and get back to fighting for humanity after that 7,000-year milk run he's been on, no I will not let that go, then all of the major factions will need a Vulkan equivalent, and for the Orks that could be an ascendant Ghazghkull, a returning Krork, the return of The Beast, or even an avatar of Gork and/or Mork.
Major Kill is devolving from all his roid use. Qwarks were super intelligent as well. The beast lost to shit imperium plot armor.
The War of the Beast had really weird writing
You should react to batman Arkham origins’ cutscenes
Once again asking you to react to trayzn the infinite by pancreas no work.
Dude, stop disrespecting the creators talking over when they are promoting THEIR products.
Merry Christmas lil bruh
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