Noob Reacts to SPACE MARINE CREATION/RECRUITMENT - Your guide on becoming an Astartes
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Wow, I started out watching this and was jokimg amd happy. Got real dark real fast! Ended up just being stunned of how insane it all is 😱👀 So interesting!!!
Thank you for checking out my video, and all the support!! 😍❤️ You are the best!❤️
You should check a 5 part fan made series called astartes
@@V44b he already did I think
Quick trivia: Astarte is another name for the old Mesopotamian goddess: Ishtar. She was the goddess of love and war.
Specifically; Sumerian - Innana, Akkadian/Babylonian/Assyrian - Ishtar, Ugaritic - Ashtart, Phoenician - Astarte. (Greek - Aphrodite???? It's possible that the early cult of Aphrodite was introduced to the Hellenes by Phoenician traders).
@@eruantien9932 It's specifically Aphrodite Aria, the war goddess version of Aphrodite worshipped in Ancient Sparta. Presumably, Ishtar drifted into Greece by way of Sparta, and the other city-states outside of Sparta dropped war from Aphrodite's portfolio, particularly in Athens.
we are such nerds
Salamander chapter is the only chapter i think that actually is quite family oriented and allows the space marine to visit and interact with their original family.
I'm liking Salamanders more and more 😍
Yup. I love them to bits
Reminds me of htis homebrew chapter I had heard about where the space marines of said chapter arent really revered as demigods from the heavens above but rather just regular citizens of their community. Like you can literally have a space marine be a bartender or farmer and then just don their power armor when called into service.
All imperial factions have similar naming schemes like the adeptus Astartes (space marines), adepta sororitas (sisters of battle), Astra militarum (imperial guard) and so on and so forth
I see, there is a theme going on 👀 Yhank you! 🤩
This video = history lesson
Brickys' video = MMA fight with you in-between the fighters.
TRUE! 😂🥳🔥
You never need to apologize for talking too much, we are here to see you learn and see your perspective on a hobby and universe we adore.
Thank you!! I'm working on just owning doing me just doing it my way, which is talking a lot 😅😍
It's a strange line between doing it how I want, and how I think people wants it 😂 Thank you so much for your comment 😍❤️
@@OleHerland Yeah Ole we love it. Especially since you don't ask dumb questions, your commentary is quite interesting actually.
You don't have to worry about apologizing so much my friend. We are watching because we enjoy you absorbing the info, and thinking through it being surprised :)
Thank you so much! I guess next step for me is going to just be "owning it" 🤞🤩
One major target for Chaos space marine incursions are geneseed banks, since their own geneseed tends to get mutated by exposure to the Warp. One source of recruits are daemon worlds. You may wonder at how a human might survive on a planet consumed by Chaos, but you gotta remember that Chaos feeds on emotion. Chaos doesn’t want to exterminate humans, just put us in a state that is more… nourishing. People who live on daemon worlds tend to be excellent warriors.
"just put us in a state that is more… nourishing". Damn, makes sense. Epic, in a horrifying way 😅
@@OleHerland Space marines as organisation called Adeptus Astartes
GW actually made an animation which shows the entire process of how Space Marines have their armour put on, it's called ''The Armouring of a Space Marine''
Yes! I've reacted to that one a while ago, it's on my channel. Was even more of a noob when I looked at that one 😅
@@OleHerland That's how they are out of combat, or during transport generally, massive dudes in cloth garments with a bunch of USB ports on them 😂. The armor comes on when it's fighting time but during down time they usually wear robes like jedi. Marines do sleep, eat, train, maintain their gear just like any regular human and just like regular soldiers they don't permanently wear battle armor.
@@MrXander1337 oooh, I didn't know! I really thought they where in the armor 24/7 🤦Actually a lot cooler that they arn't! Thanks!
"Problem" is that's a primaris, not an actual "adeptus astartes" or an "angel of death"
And yes while they look very awesome I'm...getting scaled down versions as I play for fun and thematic battles are more important to me and my friends than competitive play
The better animation is fan made called The Raptor
The actual name of the Space Marines is Astartes, their branch of the imperium is called Adeptus Astartes. Named after the man that created the process used to make them.
Aaah, thank you for your comment and for telling me! 🤩
Astartes was a woman
Yup still ain't a dumb thing that GW did
Like you names they're kid Space Marine
I think in the new books it was a woman scientist named amar astarte that figured it out?
@@mordredpendragon1235 It was their way of hinting at the Emperor's real name, Jimmy Space.
Glad you’re liking Leutins videos as a lore nerd he’s my favorite due to the amount of time he takes to explain the details of 40k. Check out his other videos for sure, he goes into the history of the Emperor and humanity and explains how things became so dark
It was really interesting to see his video! It was for sure a tid bit more dark than Bricky's videos. But REALLY interesting. I for sure will check out more of his videos! Thank you for your comment, and for checking out my video!
@@OleHerland battle machines in human form, that’s a great analogy
the emperor is basically an immortal superpowerful bronze age warlord
That is really really cool!
The Age of Strife was a period of time when interstellar travel was essentially turned off for humanity, and human psychers started appearing. This followed the war against the sentient machines, which ended the Golden/Dark Age of Technology
Thank you for your comment! Learning more and more! 👀🤩
In regards to the names:
Yes (Adeptus) Astartes means Space Marines. One is the high-gothic name, the other is the low-gothic name. Low-gothic is basically English and high-gothic a sort of bastardized latin. Low-gothic is the common language in the Empire of Man, while high-gothic is the formal imperal language. Adepta Sororitas/Sisters of Battle, Adeptus Ministorum/Ecclesiarchy and Astra Militarum/Imperal Guard are other such examples of the high/low-gothic difference in names.
Aaaahhh, thank you so much for clarifying! 🤩👌 And thank you for checking out my video and the comment 🔥😍
Then there's the Adeptus Mechanicus/Cult of the Machine, the Tech Priests that maintain the Imperium's vehicles and weapons... as well as an army in their own right. Some Space Marines will train with the Adeptus Mechanicus to become Tech Marines.
@@demondj0220 wow, so tech marines is also a thing? Really cool!
a hiveworld is a world with a hive city, these are gigantic cities that cover continents and reach up into the atmosphere, inside live quadrilions of people
Quadrilions?! Holy crap, that is a lot of people 🙈
@@OleHerland could be more, they are verry dystopic though, the city you see in darktide is one of these hive cities
They are quite literally, BUILT DIFFERENT.
100%!!
Hey TacticalTortoise made a video called "every warhammer 40k army in 35 minutes" in the video he talks about the basics of how the armys plays I really recommend if you to get a little more into the tabletop( the video is pretty recent so Leagues of Voltann are included)
Thank you for your comment! High chance I'll check that out 👀
Hive world is essentially a planet-sized city. There's agri-worlds which are planet sized farms too, and forge worlds which are planet sized factories. It's all very beurocratic and awful lol.
Wow, that is wild to think about. Crazy scale!
So happy to watch your decent into the 40k grim dark universe. If you decide to buy and paint some minies, remember to show us.
(And you will never run out of things to learn about this vast hobby)
The faction at 36:00 are the Dark Eldar/ Drukhari. The truly most f*cked up and evil faction imaginable.
Thank you so much! 😍❤️ Life is extreamly bussy right now being between houses, getting started with yt/streaming AND having a 9mo baby 😅 But I hope it stabelizes and that I can get a dad hobby in the new house 🤞🤩 I'll make sure to document it when I get there! 😍
...and perhaps the most f*cked up part is that they MUST do what they do or have their souls sucked out...
@@42Mrgreenman True. Doesn't prevent them taking full pleasure from it as well though. Partied so hard they birthed a chaos god, and then just kept the party going.
With the Legions, Yes... Each legion was commanded by their Primarch, but each legion was on average a force of 80,000 to 100,000 Astartes in number, with some of the bigger legions (Ultramarines, Dark Angels) having close to or over 200,000 battle ready Astartes.
After to the Heracy, and the Codex Astartes was accepted by the Primarchs, each chapter was to be no more than 1000 Space Marines in number, with one chapter allowed to keep their original name and iconography and armour colour scheme. The other chapters would have to choose a new name and new colours for their armour l, and a new emblem for the chapter.
important to not that chapters follow the Codex astartes to a diffrent degree. Ultramarines and Imperial fists on the more extreme end and Space Wolves with Black Templars on the other.
Astartes = Space Marines. Pretty much Games Workshop lost a trademark lawsuit a decade ago. They tried to claim several terms which they pilfered from other Sci-fi properties. As a rule of thumb, whenever you hear fake Latin or words with extra syllables, that's GW changing the name enough to trademark them.
Oooh, really interesting fun facts! Thank you for your comment! 😍
I’m not extremely knowledgeable about 40k but I believe the marine at 3:17 is a centurion.
You're correct.
Another great one, Ole. But please don't EVER worry about asking questions about stuff in 40K. A couple of reasons. Firstly, how will you learn if you don't ask questions? Especially when there is so much lore. Secondly, just being given the chance to share our knowledge of the lore is like crack to us. Give us the chance & we'll give university level lessons on it all!
Hehehe, thank you so much! That is so kind of you, and your comment is giving me a lot more courage to just "be me" without feeling so bad about it 😂 I REALLY belive you when you say people love to share what they know about the universe. I'm having a ton of fun doing the reacts, and I love reading your comments! 🤩 Hope you have a FANTASTIC day!
@@OleHerland life is Roses for me right now. In regards to you "being yourself", please do. We tune in to chill out with someone, enjoy seeing the true Darkness of the 40K galaxy, & just having a good laugh To go through this sort of lore & share the deeper knowledge is great. Hells, I remember the days where Games Workshop was, Citadel miniatures. The days of Hero quest, Talisman & Rogue trader where when I got started with them. So ask away. I just warn you to refine the questions a little. & the ONLY reason for that is that we will talk for hours, go wildly off topic, & barely answer the original question. But there is 1 SUPER IMPORTANT rule GW preaches. Have fun & catch you soon 🤘🏻😁
Remember the Darktide trailer with that giant city? That’s a Hive city. Now imagine Coruscant from Star Wars but like that. And that’s a Hive World.
Chaos either corrupt Space Marines, just wait until their brothers soils return from the Warp or do shit like the Deamonculaba. (Fucked us shit, imma explain but I’m warning you).
The Iron Warriors did. this thing where they kidnapped women, force-fed them the shredded remains of their dead, cut them open, inserted new recruits and then trough some tech an witchcraft bullshit those recruits would become full Astartes inside them, after wich they were birthed by the women. The recruits also had no skin when they were birthed, so the Iron Warriors also had camps wich slaves whose skin they took to sow onto the recruits. Luckily this shit was destroyed by the Ultramarines though.
Hooooooly crap! How many would you guess live on a hive world? 😱
@@OleHerland
Few trillion.
@@OleHerland Trillions upon Trillions. Chaos could corrupt a hive city and the imperium wouldn't know for years because the places are so huge it doesn't matter.
@@rockyroads8802 @requiemlul3140 Holy crap, trillions?! That is a lot... And, if they turned chaos. THAT IS A LOT OF CHAOS!
Hive City: Imagine like New York city or Hong Konk or any of those huge mile spanning cities. Now stack like 10 of them on top of each other, to the point where they have to pump oxygen to the highest point of the city causes its nearly in space.
Glad you're watching leutin! Of you watch the emperor of man parts 1 and 2, he goes through all the ages of humanity like the age of strife and the unification wars. I highly suggest watching it next. It will increase your understanding of the universe greatly.
Thank you so much for the support! And yes, I got it high on my list! Really looking forward to checking it out. They are pretty long, so I just have to time it a bit 😅 Can't promise that it is the next one, but it's SUPER high on the list 🔥
@OleHerland excellent! I know I've recommended it several times but I believe it's a very important introduction to the universe. Leutin is my go to lore channel. There's lots of good ones but he's my favorite. Also be wary, it's inevitable that someone is gonna recommend if the emperor had a text to speech device also called TTS. It's a great series but do yourself a favor and don't watch it until you're much more knowledgeable about 40k. Someone always recommends it to people who are new to the universe even though if they watch it early on, they won't understand any of the jokes. You should definitely check it out because it's pretty funny but not until waaaaaaaaay later when you've learned a lot more.
Alright we need more Grim Dark let’s do ten worst jobs in the Imperium.
Holy crap, got it on my list and thought it was going to be a bit fun/interesting. But I guess it's going to be depressing/interesting 😂😅
Hive world is just a world with cites the size of mountains on them. Think small countries but instead of building out they build up.
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.
I seem to always find smaller-ish YT channels via 40k.
Enjoying the stuff, keep on the 40k journey!
That is so cool! Thank you for cheking out my video, and the nice words! ❤️
Hey, if you like luetin videos i recommend you watch the emperor of mankind series from him since it gives a very good overview of how the imperium came to be and all the backstory.
Thank you so much for your recommendation! I got the series on my list, and can't wait to grt to them 🤩 Have a great day!
So to answer your question about Hive worlds: every world in 40k has a classification and a purpose. A Hive are those giant cities with spires all over them that you will see everywhere in 40k art and in games (exactly like the one in Darktide). These cities are massive and can hold up to tens of billions of people. A hive world is a world classification for planets that have lots of these cities covering in and their main purpose is basically to generate humans for whatever the imperium needs.
Pronounced as A-star-tees. Its the official name for Space Marines. In reality it is cause Games Workshop couldn't trademark the name Space Marines. As such with Imperial guard/Astra Militarum.
I will try my best to remember the pronunciation 😇 Thank you!
Amazing reaction! I would love for you to continue watching Luetin! Your channel is going to grow very quickly because you are such a fun creator to watch. Congratulations on your success! 😃
Wow, your comment really made my day! Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement!! 😍❤️ I'm loving Warhammer so much, and I can't wait to make more videos. I'm so surprised and happy that people want to watch my videos 🤩🥳
Hive worlds are basically Coruscant in Star Wars, a world where most of the surface is covered by cities and is urbanized.
It's very populated, so very powerful, but also very weak because it's entirely dependable on other planets to import things like food or water ^^
Space Marines also have a few specialist roles that are given to those with particular training or abilities:
- Space Marines who have a talent with machines are sent to Mars to study with the Mechanicus in order to become Techmarines, engineers and builders who repair and maintain technology in the chapter
- Some marines will be trained to become Apothecaries, medics and healers not only responsible for getting you back up on your feet, but also for recovering gene-seed should another marine die.
- Those who show inspiring leadership as well as above-average spirituality and speaking skills will be trained to become Chaplains, warrior-priests that maintain the faith of their brothers and look over the relics of the chapter.
- Sometimes recruits will show some form of psychic potential, and even full Space Marines will suddenly manifest signs of psychic ability. These are trained to become Librarians, scholars and record-keepers with immense psychic powers. They can do anything from reading minds to teleportation to shooting lightning out of their hands and much more.
22:40 Good direction - imagine boxes with people instead of insects. Hive Cities are massive structures, reaching up to the stratosphere, of many levels - from spikes where nobles live, down to slums of underhive where gang wars never end. Hiveworld is basically a planet that is covered by such cities. Each city is basically a self-sufficient urbanistic moloch. Nothing strange that Space Marines recruit from there because most people live in permanent strife - either working in manufactorums or trying to survive in crime-ridden and toxic underhive.
There's one Warhammer 40K animated movie call ultraMarine
Hive worlds are defined as a specific class of planets. The Imperium names a hive world, when it reaches a certain population level, with multiple hive cities. in short, these are planets with tens, hundreds, even trillions of souls. Inhospitable and depressing places. I believe you should find specific videos on the subject.
Planets in the Imperium are often established with a specific purpose in mind. Pleasure for vacations, Agri Worlds for Agriculture and food production, Fortress worlds which are military almost entirely, etc. Hive World's are just huge population planets that are covered by Hive Cities. Hive Cities often contain billions of humans at a time.
14:55 - Emperor was mad at Lorgar Aurelian for saying exactly that...
Understand Luetin09 knows everything 40K, or at very least everything a person can know.
Wow, that is wild! I love it 👀🔥
Bricky is the Cliff's Notes version
Luetin is a doctoral dissertation
Both are good.
Agree 100%! Was just a bit of a shock at first because I had no idea what to expect coming from the Bricky videos 👀
Chaos warbands mostly recruit or better word would be force new recruits from planets in the eye of the horror. There are also some marines who go traitor and join some warband.
Thank you so much for your comment! Always nice getting more info 👀
1:02:20 - Well most people's lives are short. But nobles can afford rejuvenation treatments to prolong their lives.
24:36 Uhhh…. Lol if you’re really morbidly curious check out Luetin’s video on the Daemonculaba.
We do not talk about that... 🤭
If you'd filter out 'incompatible' recruits at the beginning, you wouldn't get serfs (especially fit serfs for hard manual tasks). What that rejection in the middle of the program and becoming a serf is well depicted in the novel "Legion of the Damned - A Space Marine Battles novel".
Also an addition to the "Black Carapace". You can imagine it like the Interfaceports in the humans in "The Matrix". When you move a muscle: your brain signals your muscles the required information via your nerves, the Black Carapace now also relays those to the armor so it reacts "on it's own" additionally the armor can give information to the marine directly via those ports. No informationsystem in your body is faster than your nerves.
As a newbie to 40k a great story to start with would be the Helsreach movie on RUclips which is an audio book originally but has added animation made by a fan.
Thank you so much for your recommendation! That one is looking really interesting!
luetin09 is one of the best channels about warhammer. Like watching a documentary.
I agree! Only seen one from him this far, and I loved it 😍
Hive worlds are planets that are filled with huge hive cities. Sometimes the whole planet is just a big city. Depends on the planet why they are so populated.
It's so crazy to think about!! Thank you 🤩
Don't appologise man, your commentary is why I'm subbing. Can't wait to watch the rest of your 40k journey especially if you do more Luetin.
Oculus Imperia is a great channel too, his style is more... "in universe" like he is a scribe of the Imperium telling you about their lore, and sort of from their perspective.
Baldermort is great, and more a true story teller, writes his own fanfiction to go with his stuff. Its amazing.
Lastly I would recommend Adeptus Rediculous, more Bricky but introducing his friend to the lore. Go from ep1 all the way through, lots of fun.
I love watching people reacting and learning about the 40K universe.
very entertaining to watch, keep it up :)
as I am learning about the lore myself, it is an amazing universe to explore.
pretty sure enough people told you about Astartes and Death of hope animations...
but I highly recommend you check out 3 things.
-Helsreach by Richard Boylan... audio book fanmade into animation, and probably the best 40K movie.
-Orks, and Tuska demon slayer by Arch
-The last church - on Kill Team Hungary YTC
You should check out Baldamorts guide to warhammer. He adds stories at the start of his videos to add context to the subject. I'd advise his video on The Primarch Project to see where it all began.
It is less effective because before everyone was in one group now there's hundreds of chapters running doing whatever they want
And if they turn chaos or renegade no one would know
Sounds like quite the mess! Wonder what is going to happen in the future lore of 40k with this in mind
@Ole Herland Well since Primarch Guilliman came back he's sort put them in a Crusade Fleet which seems to be he's way of keeping them in one group
But I don't know
Luetin is the master of 40k lore here on youtube. He's less funny and more knowing every detail. Bricky has a 40k podcast he does that's funny like his videos and there's a running joke on there making fun of Luetin for being a massive lore nerd (all in good fun, they get along).
Baldermort is hands down the best narrator doing 40k stuff on youtube. He likes to make up his own stories about characters and factions in order to showcase what they're like.
The pre-imperium history is very vague, because most records are lost, but what we know is that from the 15th millenia to the 25th millenia, humanity lived a Golden Age known as the Dark Age of Technology, during which they reached their peak of technology. Most technologies of the Imperium are salvaged tech from that age that had survived time and the main goal of the Adeptus MEchanicus is to find more of these technological relics.
The Age of Strife is the period that follows after the Dark Age of Technology, from the 25th to the 30th millenia, we don't know what caused the Age of Strife, probably the apparition of Psykers in the human population that were protected and taken care of, but basically during the Age of Strife, humanity ceased to be an unified empire and just falled into anarchy and civil war, and demonic invasions (probably becaus eof the Psykers ^^).
The Age of Strife end with the Emperor and the Imperium of Man.
Tl;dr Dark Age of Technology = peak of progress. Age of Strife = big fall. Imperium of Man = current age, still shitty.
Chaos Space Marines get new recruits the same way really
Just in less numbers
Oh! Thanks for telling me 👀 Thought existing space marines got lured over, but they do recruitment feom scratch? 👀
@@OleHerland Yeah just they don't give them a choice in the matter
Fun to watch and as a 20 year 40k fan its funny seeing how you react and then your commenary to this, when i know you are only grasping the very tip of just how grim and dark the 40k universe is and its truely insane scale both in world and in a lore/literary form.
It is truely grimdark and there are NO good guys, just shades of grey and the only thing that can be relied upon is every faction will do whatever it takes to reach its own goals.
the hive worlds are bacically an entire planet thats atmosphere is pretty much screwed so humanity will pretty much all exist inside a few 'hive citys' these would be thousands upon thousands of sqaure mile cityscape what go up though the clouds in a spire type shape with the best being upwards and everything below is nightmare fuel near lawless ghetto slums. some long forgotten areas may even be discovered with valuable archeotech lost thousands of years ago.
Its a fun world were everyone should be able to find something that they think is cool enough to be able to join in the hobby in whatever fashion they choose. just leave any and all notions of fairness, equality, honesty, values, etc at the door, every faction has their own versions and styles of all these notions and for all their own reasons, so we only need to bring ourselves and our imagination along to be able to enjoy it.
If you wanna see how close we are technically to making Space Marines irl. Dr.Chris Raynor here on YT covers it. Its really good and hilarious
I recommend you see the channel Weshammer, he's dedicated to 40k too but a bit more fast-paced. Specially for the "basic" videos like the timeline of the Warhammer universe and the organs of a Space Marine. There he not only explains the Age Strife and the Unification Wars but the very beginning of the universe up to the Tyrnaid invasion.
If it comes to WH40k content it goes as such:
MajorKill and Bricky for the mix of memes and lore
Luetin for the hard lore
Baldermort for the insane story telling (and the buttersmooth voice)
theres also Oculus Imperia and Arch
9:32 the marines from starcraft are one with the suit space marines less so. they have connections to their brain so they can absorb/transfer information quickly but other then that not so much. starcrat marines suits however are drilled into their body as its their tomb and once on they will die in it.
18:49 yes originally each primarch was in command of their own legion when the G man came back and made the codex (which would mark the second founding) it was decided that to ensure that nothing like the Horace heresy could happen again the primarchs would still be in charge of their "chapter" (consisting of normally 1000 marines) each chapter is an independent organization and while primarchs have sway over their successor chapters a chapter master is still fully within their own right to deny a request from a primarch.
22:32 hive worlds just mean really dense population within the 41st millennium there are around 32,000 planets considered hive worlds. classification of a hive world kinda differs. there are some with recorded populations of under 1billion. all the way upwards of 100billion. and it depends on the chapter as to how recruiting is done since its left up to that chapter. some recruit only from specific worlds. and methods range from a brawl to weird trials the space wolves have an odd recruitment where after many grueling trials you are then given the honor of going through another trial that makes everything else a joke.
and even with the new add on's for the primarus marines they are still dying left and right while traditional marines are marching on.
Dude you gotta play Space Marine some time. I hear that it's one of the best 40k video games. I've played it and while it's not my favorite of the 40k games (Chaos Gate: Daemonhunters takes that title) I can certainly recommend it to anyone getting into the franchise.
24:37 They get their recruitments differently....
Hehehe 🙈
Space marines being able to remove their armour is vitality important for them for a number of different reasons, space marines are not expendable they live for hundreds even thousands of years and will need medical attention countless times requiring the removal of their armour, armour itself will be damaged and need replacing as well as regular maintenance and space marine chapters have multiple different patterns of basic space marine armour that's why you see a lot of space marines have almost identical armour but not quite they also have terminator armour which is a totally different set of armour to the standard armour which gives even better defence and power at the cost of being a bit more bulky and slower all of this requires them to be able to remove their armour
Ah, makes so much sense when you put it like this! I was looking at it more like "a video game", before. But I'm starting to see that 40k is a lot deeper and more like the real world 👀 1000x'ed odc! 😅
@@OleHerland warhammer 40k very much wants you to think everything has some basis in reality when it comes to the imperium, and yes the imperium borrows heavily from the Roman empire especially the ultramarine chapter as well as ww1/2 with the imperial guard. Take the Roman empire give it control of the entire galaxy gave it the military tactics of ww1/2 give it weapons capable of destroying planets give it the religious zeal of the Spanish inquisition sprinkle bit of magic on top and you get the imperium of man in warhammer 40k
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 👍
You really need to watch a video about the 40K timeline to really understand whats going on. I think Lutien has a good video that explains it pretty good!
Just some advice: I think you should consider doing live RUclips videos so you can interact with a chat. It's a little frustrating when you stop to ask questions, but no one is answering the questions. Getting answers from the chat afterwards isn't as effective as a live interactive chat. I think that might be more entertaining. This way you can learn stuff in real time. That's my two cents anyway. I do enjoy your personally though and your reaction videos. I'm relatively new to 40k too. I just devour all of this content, I can't get enough!
Contrast to popular beliefs whilst space marines are strong and powerful they’re essentially expendable cannon fodder during the great crusade in which rather than the typical thousand strong chapters of the 40K timeline, during the crusade it wasn’t entirely unheard of for a legion to be ten thousand to over a million strong excluding things like say pilots or mechanics just pure infantry and thats also excluding their access to much more advanced and more powerful weapons and equipment compared to the current equipment, where in a single campaign where a single or six titans might be sent to one planet in which case the war for Armageddon only had uk to twenty titans including a single emperator class titan, however during the crusade a single space marine legion could call upon the might of up to a thousand titans in a single engagement as well as legions of highly trained guard regiments and solar auxilia forces along with a sizable contingent of highly advanced skitari cohorts, and again whilst yes 40K is over the top and whilst yes there are far more powerful factions out there like the dalek empire or a fully evolved flood from halo and so on but outside of the most far fetched parts of the sci fi universe 6/10 times the imperium would win due to their complete and utter dedication to warfare and again I’m only referring to 30k in which again the imperium was pumping out space marines by the millions and if they didn’t get you, then either a titan or solar axiala would
The Thunder Warriors were larger and stronger than the Space Marines, and even the Custodes in terms of raw physical strength, but they were mentally and physically unstable and did not have the same plethora of organs or the advanced equipment of their fellow post-human supersoldiers.
To answer another question you may have at some point, be it now or later, the reason the Space Marines were created when the Custodes were already a thing and the Thunder Warriors were already incredibly strong and just needed to be stabilized, the Custodes themselves are essentially the perfect post-human supersoldier, but they are insanely hard to create, to the point where there has only ever been 10,000 of them at any given time. The Custodes are also very single-minded in their dedication to the Emperor, and so limits their ability to conduct themselves in other roles; a Custodes would be an excellent general and statesman, but he would be insufferably blunt.
The Thunder Warriors were essentially the Emperor's own attempts to create more cost-effective Custodes, but he was deliberately trying to make a cheap knock-off with limited resources, and so the Thunder Warriors were incredibly unstable and were prone to fits of psychotic berserker rage, and would often simply keel over dead or just explode or melt in their armor from sudden rapid mutation or cellular degradation. Fixing them wasn't really viable, as they would probably all die before he could find a solution, so better to have them die as martyrs at the last battle of the Unification Wars than to die ignoble deaths as mental patients or potentially jeopardize the golden image of the fledgling Imperium.
The Space Marines were created using the Primarchs as a more stable genetic outline, and were less radically altered than the Thunder Warriors, and were created through the combined efforts of the best geneticists on Terra instead of JUST the Emperor. It's actually noted that the first crop of Space Marines fought alongside the Custodes and the Emperor during the battle to cull the Thunder Warriors.
Astartes is the formal name of the space marines. Think gastroenterologist as opposed to butt-doctor. Both are correct, however one gets less laughs at family get togethers.
You should watch lutins videos of emperor of mankind in order to understand the history of imperium
Yes! Got them on my list and can't wait to watch them! Pretty long tho, so with my talking it's going to be some crazy long videos 😂 Stay tuned!
If you have interest in the Necrons I highly suggest the youtube channel Baldemort and his Silent King series
Wanna check out Baldermort and Oculus Imperia? Both are more into story telling lore and Oculus especially acts role of Imperial historial scolar.
Please watch 'if the emperor had a texts to speech device'
As they say: incest is relatives!
Hahahahahha 😆
The primarks kinda got disconnected from living.
pretty new video but this should help with the entire timeline of things. told from the perspective of trazin the infinite a necron who collects ppl, moments in time and other to him interesting things (he has a perfect clone of the primarch fulgrim before he turned into a giant snake demon creature with all his memory). ruclips.net/video/uxRY25TV_Po/видео.html
Added to my list, thank you!
@OleHerland no worries mate. I was where you are about a year and a half ago. 40k is so deep and varied and just amazing but also soooo much to take in. If you plan on buying/painting/playing anything, take your time picking your first faction I went with admech and once I realised I really didn't like the lore behind them switched to T'au wasted some money in the process (learned some painting so not too bad I guess). Your amazement at some of the lore is pure joy to watch keept it up.
You should react to "Just How powerful is the Emperor of Mankind Really?" By Majorkill. Its pretty cool on how powerful he really was and still is!
I recommend react to the most powerful weapons in 40k by luetin09 and the last church but afterwards when knowing the lore more
A good video to see about Space Marines, I think is Astartes:
ruclips.net/video/O7hgjuFfn3A/видео.html
It's a fan-made animation short, but the creator was hired by Games Workshop afterwards, so they seem to like his work. I personally find the ending a little weird, but the beginning is awesome as it clearly shows how a squad of Space Marines would fight. Like, the ones you see are just the regular troops, the most basic of Space Marines XD
Fun fact
Normal human not subjected to harsh or "inhumane" condition (pretty widespread in 40k) in m41 do have slightly longer lifespan then modern day. But not extremely so. 150ish give or take 50 years.
Space marines can live 10,000ish years *IF* they are in dreadnought and are placed in status regularly. So basically life support.
Without this 3000ish years seems to be the cap as we see with baribus of the iron warriors.
Wow, thank you so much for your comment! That is really crazy to think about. From how things are displayed I would almost have guessed that people lived shorter than now, because everything is 1000x more brutal.
But I guess they have some things figured out.
Living that long as a space marine makes the reward for getting in a bit more worth it 😎
Space Marine =Low Gothic
Astartes = High Gothic
"Gothic" is the common lenguaje used un the Imperium where all people should or must know depending of their planet. High Gothic is the norm and normaly spoke by nobles, educated people and officials of all kinds, High Gothic is a mixure of Latin-Greco-Roman lenguaje, also, depending of their home planet, normaly is Latin. Low Gothic is any lenguaje not related to documentated or non official lenguaje related to those already said, Low Gothic could be any lenguaje from English, Japanese, German to fictional lenguajes like the tongue of the Night Lords.
can you react to the imperium's 10 worst jobs by luetin09
Thank you for your recommendation! Got it on my list. Going to watch the videos about the emperor first, but these are high on the list! Stay tuned 🤩😍
I wouldn't call a ten year old "pretty strong"
React to Helsreach
It's on the list! Thanks 🤩
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Ass Tart Es
Thanks! I'll do my best 💪😎
Astartes is pronounced Ass-tar-tees