Army Combat Veteran Reacts to HEAVY FLAMER HERESY | Space Hulk: Deathwing
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"Is anything in this space freighter flamable?"
Yes, brother. The heretics.
Don't forget the xenos
@@ls200076 and the heretic xenos and xenos heretics.
Being a xeno is heresy.
We call them xenos just for pc, somebody doesn't want to hurt their feelings.
@@kernit79 i mean, if a xenos were to worship the emporer, would they still be heretics? Or just xenos?
@@thesocialistsarecoming8565
Don't let the Inquisition hear you, brother.
I think the Emperor in His infinite wisdom would let them be, and introduce them to the wonders of atheistic rationality. Unfortuantely He is busy on the Golden Throne, so yeah, in w40k any excuse is a good reason for purgin'.
"Can a Plant commit Heresy?"
The rest of the fandom staring at the Orks: Yeah kind of.
Except their fungi, which are genetically more closely related to animals than to plants. Which is somewhat horrifying.
Fungi aren't plants doofus
Hmm, other than Orks and Squigg, is there other plant based Xeno in Warhammer 40K?
@@nawnomadnan9874 orkz are fungi but no I think they are the only creature that are flora
@@nawnomadnan9874 I suppose it depends on what you mean , there's some other kind of brain controlling fungus that's a minor threat and then there's a lot of stuff from catachen....
3:35 “If you’re Khorne the blood god...would you want more blood? Feel like you’d be all blooded out?”
Look, you do not get the nickname “The Blood God” by looking around and saying “yeah, this seems like a reasonable amount of blood, I should stop here.”
facts
Blood for the Blood god
Skulls for the Skull throne
MILK FOR THE KHORNE FLAKES
*AND BUTTER FOR THE KHORNE BREAD!!!*
@@thememeslinger7506 I swear every time I see someone start the quote it gets a better ending.
That's like telling water to stop being wet. Khorne is one of 4 "Concept Gods" he embodies War and Blood. you can't change a concept and that's exactly what he is!
@@CombatVeteranReacts Kinda like American military looking around and saying "This is a reasonable amount of resources"
The drill (lore wise) is to extract the gene seed from dead brothers so it doesn’t fall to the enemy, the apothecary would realistically have actual medical knowledge.
Also he still would probably just use stimulants+regeneration accelerants in active fight situation. As Space Marines already can heal smaller (read no major organ damage) wounds really fast as they pretty much just instantly coagulate and start generating new muscle.
Isn’t it also to get past the bone plate if surgery is necessary?
@@williamabel8485 no, that's why they normally have chain blades on their gauntlets. I assume it's redundant in terminator armor, considering anything big enough to break through isn't doing minor internal damage.
You also need to penetrate the ceramite.
@@khorneflakes4446 finally some one said it, nice user name as well
They're overusing it for comedic effect, but the "brother" thing IS very space marine. Once you make full Astartes status, you are considered a true Battle Brother.
Except if your a tts ultrasmurf then it is not overused
Yeah I mean they are *supposed* to be like occidental monks. You know if they were genetically engineered beings wearing power armor and wielding some of the most powerful weapons they got lol.
@@goldenhide They're Monk, but peace and enlightenment means death and war to them
Dark Angels are space Knights, Blood Angels are space vampires and Blood Ravens appropriate everything for their own cause. Literally Blood Ravens are like regular Ravens they will take your shiny things.
hahahahaha
As a Blood Ravens player, i can confirm this. There might or might not be a dreadnought with a suspiciously sloppy paintjob and some overpainted insignia in my army
Nah, Black Templars are space knights. Dark Angles are Space illuminati whom are having a competition for universe's biggest dicks.
lmaoooo
@@CaptainStronk watch your mouth before i reclaim it for the reliquary
Terminator armor makes space marines into literal walking tanks, see a regular space marine is fast, very agile, and use a wide amount of "small arms" weaponry, the terminator sacrifices all those benefits to be able to wield larger and more powerful weapons and the ability to shrug off any attack and keep on walking
Terminator armor was based on pre imperial protection armor for working inside fusion core chambers. The high temperature requirements made for a great base for the combat armor.
Nah. Regular Space Marines armor is already a walking tank. Terminator armor is a triple tank.
@@chillax319 And then there's a Dreadnought, the thing that Terminators are referred to as miniturized versions of (iirc its called Tactical Dreadnought Armor).
They make a pretty good job slaughtering that statement in this game tho.
I remember when in certain White Dwarf magazine's Chapter Aproved did come up with new rule in 3rd edition to Terminator armour to have 5++ invurnable save, they had short story there were Space Wolf terminator did survive after stomped accidently by friendly Titan...
"I don't remember anything about the dark angels"
Hold it Asmodai, not yet.
Lol ikr, just the way they like it.
lololololol
Wait a Minute, what is that book he has back there on the Shelf ?!
@@bolikde9389 ASMODAI!
@@ThatWildcard Interrogate !?
If you want space marines to secure something, call rogal dorns boys, the imperial fists. They love garrison duty.
I have some Iron Warriors here who beg to differ lol
@@dramsac17 go play with your shovel... archetypal iron warrior
@@dramsac17 good thing nobody would think about calling heretics for a loyalist job 🤣
@@thedragon133 I chose to believe that Perturabo only ascended to demonhood so he can figure out how to descend and then help Magnus escape Tzeentch. Then he's gonna try to do to the Chaos Gods what the necrons did to the C'tan. And I'm gonna keep believing it until GW tells me otherwise
In reality probably the smartest and most effective Marines are the Ravenguard. In fact they use so much logic and are so effective they had to convolute a way to have their numbers still so limited after 10,000 years.
Khorne cares not from whence the blood flows, he only cares that it flows!
Kill the strong first! Khorne does NOT want the weak... Unless there's nothing strong around you.
Blood is to Khorne as Dakka is to the Orks, there’s never enough.
Khorne worshippers and Orks are the best mates for this exact reason.
Both sides are so into war and killing that Khrone barely notices if his side loses.
(Tuska Daemon-Killa is, in fact, an Ork that is resurrected every day to fight in Khorne's Domain, and the best part about works is that when they die they emit spores, and the next day there's more Orks. And yes, this means that Khorne has Orks as pets, in his house, so more violence can happen)
“The Daemons of Khorne are gonna eat you out like ice cream sandwiches once your red rage begins”.
@@khornethebloodgod4155 "That is literally *the worst thing* you could've possibly said. Thank you."
If you're Khorne the Blood God then yes, you want more Blood. Because you don't become the Blood God because at some point you say "Yes, that is enough blood."
BLOOD FOR THE BLOODGOD SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE
It's not so important if it's enemies or his own followers. As long as they all die violently.
@@HoneyBadger1779 MILK FOR THE KHORNE FLAKES.
@@DamnDaimen
'This list of Khornate massacres is incomplete.'
YOU CAN HELP BY EXPANDING IT.
Ik this comment sounded was kinda sassy, but I really did like the mental picture of Khorne going, “Hmm yes that is enough blood. 🤔”
The Drill on the apothecary is there for the apothecary to be able to pierce a space marines armor so that he can be healed without removing the full suit of armor. The aopthercarys then usually have more typical surgical tools that are able to reach in through the hole for the actually surgery. + It's really handy when a gene seed has to be recovered as they are usually pretty deep inside the space marine.
Also the drill injects more of the nanobots that heal and repair flesh.
99/100 times an Apothecary is coming to you is because he's going to rip open your chest and extract your geneseed. Because if you're so Injured that you need a medic while being a supersoldier cable fight with half his body intact then you're fuckt
@@nofuxgivens2797 How do they handle injuries that are just bad enough to reduce their effectiveness, but not incapacitate?
@@nullpoint3346 have you seen the Matt Damon movie Elysium? Well with the Space Marines body, his Black Carapace Implants and power armor it acts similar to those healing machines. Not to that level of speed or regen of large amounts of mass but essentially it will heal a space marine. In case of fractures, loss of bone, tendons and ligaments if the power armor is not to damaged it will attempt to stop the bleeding and seal the wound. If it's major the marine may attempt to cauterize the wound and use a sealing kit over the hole in his armor. His fluid reclaim and whatever drugs his suit sends to it won't go to waste..
If body parts are damaged to significant incapacitation you may see him limp or part of him will move slow. It's because his implants and suit have shutdown or reduced function in the damaged areas. His power armor will still move him he just won't be using his muscles.
Marines that get bones set will heal easily. Ligaments and tendons that aren't completely parted will heal.
Don't attack Marines in waves unless you can kill one. Because most likely by the time you mount another attack he's healed up most of his wounds.
They can't regrow limbs or organs because they have most of their post human organs implanted. The black Carapace is embedded from the cortex down to make power armor like skin to them. The advantages they get from that take years to fully integrate. Cybernetics are relatively easy and vastly quicker to get a marine back to 100% with some pros and cons.
After a mission or campaign Marines will undergo surgery and rehab. Some Marines choose to leave scars and pain from wounds so long as it's not affecting his performance.
Marines can heal from and stay alive after suffering nearly any injury. Including decapitation. The thing is though... they rarely have the option to snatch up a critically wounded Marine and get him in a med bay. Add in the ability for a Marine to still be a lethal adversary until he's unconscious or dead...missing limbs bleeding out..half his head gone.
As far as terminator armor goes usually the first company of each chapter is composed solely of veterans of the chapter, and they are permitted to wear terminator armor because there’s only a certain amount of suits in the imperium since at this point they’re considered to be irreplaceable.
However some chapters have a lot more suits than others so you may find that more individual space Marines have terminator armor assigned to them in some chapters than others, but one thing is constant and that the people that have the terminator armor assigned to them are always veterans of said chapter
As far as discipline goes since terminators are all veterans of the chapter they’re extremely experienced and are allowed the autonomy to move and act as one or in their teams as they deem necessary, however in situations where they’re clearing out a whole space hulk there wouldn’t just be a team of three there would be close to the entire first company of veterans with terminator armor; or at least as many as they could field, going through the ship.
Unfortunately for space marine chapters there’s no distribution center for them to requisition gear, the chapter is pretty much responsible for all the war gear that they have and acquiring new war gear as necessary, which could involve anything from raiding lost ruins of humanity, to stealing wargear from other “Less loyal” chapters, this why you see such a large disparity in some chapters in terms of how much they can field at a time. There are some chapters who have plenty of terminator armor and other exotic tech, and there are some chapters; mostly ones who have taken casualties or been in prolonged combat, that are attrited down to basically just power armor and bolters.
The Space Wolfs are one of those that got a ton of Terminator Armor
Other than the Grey Knights. They ONLY have Terminator armor. And very very very few dreadnaughts because Knights prefer to be entombed in their Crypt on Titan
The Minotaurs have more than enough.
@@samimermer1982 not only that, but the Tartaros pattern which is arguably the best.
And the precious few new suits being made by the mechanicum are funneled to "certain" chapters first...weirdly usually the ones in good graces with the inquisition.... Funny that...
im not retreating, im advancing in a different direction.
Bingo
@@CombatVeteranReacts - It's strategic repositioning! We always march ever forward to victory!
3:38 "ah, yes, this seems like a reasonable amount of blood" SAY NO BLOOD GOD EVER
One does not get the title of "Blood God" by at ANY POINT thinking "hmm, this seems like a reasonable enough quantity of blood."
facts
Apothecary drills are for piercing armor to recover gene seed. A different apparatus close to it is for injecting combat stimms, coagulents, and other physiological hacks.
Astartes terminators are the veteran space marines who rose through the ranks of the chapter and found themselves restationed to the chapter's first company. Of all the honors awarded for valor and service to space marines, terminators are the creme of the crop. Alongside their veteran status, terminators are given more advanced terminator armor, which is stronger, bigger, and more functional than your normal battle brothers. Often times these suits will include void shield generators or teleporter arrays, and for times when they support their brothers in combat, a terminator brings a shoulder mounted deathstrike missile launcher. All terminators where a special badge on their shoulderplate called the crux terminatus, it is a specially designed badge said to possess a tiny fragment of the very armor the emperor himself wore when he was still whole. If a terminator falls and the armor(and by extension the terminatus badge) is not recovered, it is considered a shame that reflects on the chapter at fault. Chapter masters, chaos lords, and even the primarchs themselves were known to where their own specialized suits of terminator armor, the suits representing status and serving additional battlefield applications.
Interesting
@@CombatVeteranReacts The dark angels also have a specialized terminator group known as deathwing knights, these boys march into battle with power mauls, flails, and swords and shields.
@@paytonkraft7564 And to expand on that, the reason why the Deathwing armor, except for specialists, is white, is that a squad of dark angel terminators who were fighting Genestealers on a recruitment planet, expected not to survive, so they daubed their armor in the dust of the world as a funeral rite before commencing their final battle.
Think your confusing a lot of the equipment. I have never heard of a personnel void shield generator. Smallest thing that I seen with a void shield on it is a Titian. Death strike missile is a small cruise missile you can't bolt that to tactical dreadnought armor. I think you mean cyclone missile launcher. Also I think you mean teleporter homer. the only guys in main lore that have teleportors built into the suit are some Grey Knight squads.
@@dagonofthedepths Sorry about that, it gets hard to keep track of imperial weapons with just how many there are. Names are difficult to remember, you know?
The dark angels have a bit of a medieval knights and secretive round table feel to them. I can't go into huge detail about them, cuz the interrogator chaplain they sent will bash my head with his crozius arcanum other wise
Have you done you weekly session with the interrogator Chaplin brother?
MAKE HIM REPENT!!!!
@@AvitusNox I have actually, he gave me a clean parchment and recommended three prayers a day.
@@tylerdunn9683 HERESY?! WHERE???
@@tylerdunn9683STAND DOWN! He’s part of first Company.
A lot of Russian Badger's videos are REALLY entertaining! I would recommend them!
The healing mechanics is like this on the tabletop: An apothecary attached to your squad gives them the feel no pain special rule where every wounded model gets an additional save roll to shrug off the wound.
The drill is actually for drilling into the power armour to extract the gene seed of a fallen brother, which can be used for transplantation into an initiate later.
The game has two healing methods: the kind of insta-heal on one person and a healing wave for a period of time, healing everyone in radius while the skill is active.
In the lore these people more work like you expect from doctors. Actually the power armour is supposed to inject stimulants and the self-healing capabilities of the marines are pretty high. They cannot bleed out if an arm gets cut off or so.
Whoa. that is cool
@@CombatVeteranReacts Yeah, their blood coagulates so fast when exposed to air that they could have multiple limbs cut off and still have a decent chance at survival if they're immediately removed from the battle
I think the lack of initiative is not a lore thing it’s the game AI thing
.... Going further than just saying it's an AI thing It's a lazy programming/bean counting budget/ limited development time because greed
@@HoneyBadger1779 hey to be honest it is hard being a video game programmer nowadays. People expect perfection or at least close to it and if they don’t get it they will be pissed and write it off as greed or laziness while being barked up the ass by the management, company, lawyers and others.
@@ARandomCustodian
.... Which is primarily what I mean. I remember a time when you bought a game and it was a complete game and if there were bugs they weren't that bad and usually there was a patch that was released for free at some point. About 6 months to a year later you would pay half price for another 40 to 50% or more of a game called an expansion pack.
.....
Now games come broken and 30% complete. I'm probably aware that it's usually the corporate side that is the problem. But you have people creating free Minecraft terminators that can out PVP the best PVPers and outparkour the best Minecraft players and you're telling me there's no AI programs available anywhere out there that could be incorporated into creating a serviceable AI for the functions of your Terminator companions? It's very irritating.
@@HoneyBadger1779 I just simply don’t play single player and just play with people. It’s more fun than any AI good or bad you gotta admit.
AI is one of those things in gamedev that are really underappreciated
Every time you pause it to correct the videos you watch I always get all giddy like “HE’S GETTING IT! HE UNDERSTANDS!”... I am very happy lol
Even I can learn...eventually lol
He's getting more knowledgeable, but he's not getting it still.
Him "Does Russian badger have any more awesome video like this"
We the people: YES!!!!!!
He needs to watch the Russian Badger home invasion one. That one was straight off of 4chan
9:55 this is a issue even in civilian companies. I worked scouting hills for a construction company (basically get a gps coordinate and walk it to see if there is anything in protection law) and it was a pain in the ass regarding doing stuffs by your own iniatiative. I finished a short line before lunch, called my boss about it and asked if there was another one to go, end up waiting for more than 3 hours for him to give me the call that I could return. Basically waiting for 3 hours in the middle of nowhere in the car, because the boss didn't want me to be early in the office as there was no other coordinate to go check. And I knew it, but if I leaved I would get a call about not following orders.
"Can a plant commit heresy?"
Funny thing, this made me think of one of the stories from Gaunt's Ghosts, where they were fighting against renegades and stumbled into a greenhouse plantation sort of thing. Colonel Commissar Gaunt commented on some of the weird looking mutated plants that their cultivation was what lead this world to heresy. Apparently the plants were warp-tainted or something.
Okay, here's some things to not about the chapters.
Blood angels: The ones that love to steal sh*t and have gene flaws that make them drink blood or go crazy.
Salamanders: These guys are the friendly (by comparison) space marines that love people and fire... especially fire. They also have charcoal skin thanks to the fumes on their planet.
Terminators: Basically bigger, tougher and slower space marines. Heavy hitters among their chapters.
no, blood RAVENS like to steal shit, blood ANGELS are the ones who drink blood and stuff
The drill on the Apothecary's Narthecium is designed to quickly access the flesh below the armour and inject pain relief, stimulants and healing assistors. They also often have a saw below the fist to remove armour segments quickly or to amputate heavily damaged limbs so that augmetics can be applied.
Terminator armor is a specialized elites armor. It is super thick and able to resist stuff even better then normal power armor. You loose son mobility but it makes you almost invulnerable. Only the first company 100/1000 marines of the chapter gets terminator armor. It is extremely expensive to make.
Except for the Gray Knights who just hand out terminator armor like candy on Halloween.
3:31 Just saw a meme about that. A guy asked the same question and a guy responded that I don’t think the god of blood would ever go “That’s a respectable amount of blood, we’re done”.
The drill is to break through the Terminator armor which cannot be removed without special equipment
And the ribs
@@venlil Ahh yes, the ribs that are (possibly) fused together, (possibly) restricting breathing.
@@Dragonspirit223 I heard they retconed that into the ribs fusing into I think it was kind of like overlapping bone scales? Instead of a solid plate
Gives all the sci fi magic organs enough hormones and fuel to heal you super quick
Blood Ravens are a unique Chapter that was created for the Dawn of War games. Nobody knows who their gene-father is, and they live to kill the Imperium’s enemies and dumpster dive rare intelligence and equipment whenever they can
Dumpster diving for life!!!
Not clearly right about the creation of Blood Raevens. The first appearance was at the "Imperial Armor" book by Forge World, аnd from there, they were taken for the game.
Their origin as now been revealed in the Horus Heresy series - spoilers- they are the loyalist remnants of a Thousands Son fleet that was sent sent on deep recon before the events of Heresy even started and were unaware of it and their rest of the legion turning to chaos- they were called the ravens of blood by a seer when asked the question of "what is to become of the legion" by its primark
I always assumed the Blood Ravens gene-father was Sanguinius. Cos, you know, blood.
Half truth. Blood Ravens existed before the DoW games, they were just one of the chapters with only a name and a color scheme, because in the lore there're a 1000 chapters, can't flesh them all out. However the history of the chapter *was* created for DoW games
All you need to know about the blood ravens is that they're a successor chapter and their schtick/big joke is that they seem to steal a hell of a lot of stuff. (I.E. they have a surprising amount of things that are supposedly "gifted" from other chapters.)
I believed it's borrowed and everything is fine until you ask for it back
@@haroldsandahl6408 I used to borrow stuff too, get shit thrown at my head for the trouble and a lot of screaming and yelling besides. "It isn't borrowed," they said, "it's theft," they said.
ya I "Gifted" my Relic Runic Frost Ax to the Blood Ravens last time we crossed paths I would like it back please 😒
The most important thing about the dark angels is the fact that their homeworld/fortress monastery is called The Rock. Which incidentally is the name of the gay bar in Nottingham (where the HQ of the Games Workshop is located) in the 80's (when the game/slash wh40k universe was conceived).
And also the nickname of Dwayne Johnson
'I know how to avoid heresy..'
WE GOT HIM BOYSS
XDD
I'd recommend having a look into some Alpha Legion stuff. What little of it there is. They act very differently to the other legions. All about undercover operations, sabotage and intelligence gathering.
The sam fisher chapter lol
@@CombatVeteranReacts They would consider Sam Fisher to be something of an amateur. In one of their campaigns during the Great Crusade, they managed to eliminate about 90% of the opposition through spreading fear and distrust amongst the enemy forces, causing massive infighting and red-on-red incidents, leaving the survivors hunkered down in whatever patch of hell they still controlled and considering EVERYONE else on the planet an enemy.
They later got told off by their daddy for playing with their food.
I don't think someone becomes the blood God by thinking "yeah, this seems like a reasonable amount of blood, I'm done."
Dark Angels: Feudal Knight themed marines with a DARK SECRET THAT MUST BE HIDDEN AT ALL COSTS.
(Secret is that part of their chapter turned traitor during the Heresy)
ASMODAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!
MAKE HIM REPENT
You delete this RIGHT NOW.
Your local Interrogator-Chaplain would like to have a friendly word with you about some... misunderstandings you seem to have...
the apothecary used needles that go into slots located under plating or in the joints to administer meds or stimulants.
That big drill on their arm is for the Apothecary's secondary duty, to recover gene seed from a fallen brother. Space Marines have an organ that produce gene seed, which is implanted into space marine aspirants, which causes them to develop into a canvas for the other organs and implants to be inserted.
The Imperial Fists are too dense to know what anime or weebs is and that’s why I love them
Blood Raves are the cleptomaniac ones...alongside Minotaurs and Carcaradons (Space Sharks), Blood Angels and their successors are the ones that are the vampire ones, Salamanders are, usually more nice, and so are Space Wolves and the Lamentors, Dark Angels are the very paranoid and secretive ones that use a lot of plasma weapons
7:23 Terminator armor is a different suit of armor from standard space marine armor. It's bulkier and more protective, virtually impenetrable to anything but plasma, and even then is so strong it might resist plasma fire (In TT terms it gets an Invulnerability save native, whereas most people need energy shields to confer that). They're also rare, so being able to use such armor is considered a high honor and usually reserved for veterans of a chapter.
It's also called Tactical Dreadnought Armor
So a middle ground between power armor and a dreadnaught
@@CombatVeteranReacts essentially. In the lore it was actually the standard armor during what was called the Dark Age of Technology. The overall theme of the Imperium is that it’s a civilization is highly advanced, but still off from its peak of advancement and slowly losing ground.
@@CombatVeteranReacts It's derived from ancient hazardous environment suits, fully sealed and space rated
To clarify some points on Space Marine Apothecaries. In lore they are as much experienced doctors and surgeons and space marine biologists as much as combat medics. The drill on their wrist is apart of a piece of equipment called a narthecium which is roughly a medical multi-tool that holds medicine, surgical implements, and anything a Apothecary would normally need to care for a space marine. The drill is there to be able to cut away pieces of armor and bone (Space marines ribs are fused together to form more like a carapace plate) so they can treat wounds and administer other aid. Space Marines do also have a stimulate that speeds up their natural healing so a Apothecary could decide to just give a dose of stimulate to a lightly-moderately wounded Space Marine in combat to get them through the fight and focus instead on killing heretics or more severely injured Marines. You typically see Apothecaries attached to a command squad but in situations like this they also roll on the front lines.
The lore needed to justify the healing drill is just ridiculous. I love it
You forgot the retrieval of the gene seed.
Would love to see you stream it, but ideally alongside some -mates- brothers! As Badger mentions, the multiplayer is such a distinctly satisfying experience compared to the single-player that it's almost like two separate games.
I could stream it with my actual brother, who is an iraq vet, and was in 1ID with me. So an actual battle brother
@@CombatVeteranReacts Excellent! Then safe to say "Marine squad deployed!"
7:26 "Additional armor that you clamp on?" No. That's Centurion armor.
Terminator armor is an extra-heavy suit of power armor. There are a number of patterns of slightly different weight classes, but they're all their own suits you have to assemble around the wearer. They were originally developed from reactor maintenance suits. As in you go into a fusion reactor. While it's online and running.
That sounds scarier than fighting genestealers lol
Dark Angels: Knights
Salamanders: friendly guys with a lot of fire
Blood Angels: Space vampires
Blood Ravens: Thieves
Would i be wrong to consider Iron Hands=gearhead artillery/calvary
I never expected him to react to The Russian Badger
Terminator Armor - worn by the first company only, due to production limitations. Is its own armor, not bolted to anything. Way more survivable and can wield even heavier weaponry but is extremely bulky and slow.
You are referring to the salamanders who are the nice guys
As for those who drink blood are blood angles or their successors such as the blood angles and flesh tearers, as for the blood Angels they’re stuck with a genetic flaw called the black rage and the red thirst, the black rage makes them hyper aggressive, to the point where even a khornate berserker would look sane, where they believe that they are sanguinious fighting Horus before his death and as for the red thirst it makes them go crazy for blood and want to drink more and more blood, a thirst which can never be satiated, as for the flesh tearers they believe consuming their enemies as a ritual and as a means to gain further knowledge (until an unfortunate and very nosy inquisitor ended up on the serving platter and was cut up and eaten whilst they were still alive and then drank their blood afterwards.
You should play the game "Space Marine" by Relic Entertainment. Its the best representation of a Space marine in any 40k game with a pretty decent story and amazing feeling gameplay.
Cool! Yea I think I'm going to start streaming
This. And RussianBadger has a review on that game as well.
Btw a space marine's gene-seed is actually an organic implant.
It goes something like this if i'm not wrong:
-Child gets accepted for training as a space marine
-Child doesn't die during training
-Child doesn't die during the final trial ( usually some kind of brutal challenge, depends on chapter )
-Child undergoes various surgeries ( one of which is gene-seed implentation )
-Child doesn't die due to gene-seed regection ( likelihood depends on chapter, but it's usually a big chance )
-Child mutates and becomes a new initiate ( usually employed as scouts for the chapter )
There are more things, like the black carapace, but thats the gist of it.
Also only male children can undergo the procedure. Females always regect the gene-seed, and so do all adults.
Ah ok
to us Space Wolves it is referred to as the 19 Trials as there are 19 Geneseed implants such as the Second Heart, a Third Lung, Lymans Ear, and such the final implant is the Black Carapace once an initiate has survived all that they are considered a full fledged Astartes.
the rejection chance of the implants is actually pretty low (atleast compared to the chance of death from the steps before that)
as you need atleast 25% to survive to continue the line as a fully matured marine produces 4 geneseed that can be used to implant the next generation
rejection is actually only close to 10% so those are pretty good odd's in 40k
Add-on fact: it's 'technically possible' adults are able to undergo the procedure and become a space marine, as there are cases in which this occurs, though the chances of success are highly improbable.
If you want to see Space Marine try to defend an objective, I recommend reaction to a SODAZ video "Siege"
Are you gonna be excited next week
I don’t really know how to explain terminator armor exactly but it is less like armor and more like a wearable vehicle, it takes a lot of training to move in terminator armor effectively while normally power armor pretty much moves fore you. But once you figure out how to control it terminator armor is superior to standard power armor in pretty much every way imaginable. As you could guess these things are hard to make so only the best space marines are allowed to wear terminator armor.
*You telling your story about being too energized to die then crashed after the effects wear off*
*Me sipping on a can of Warrior*: Relatable!
(Laughs in 3 Rip-Its in 8 hours)
Terminator armor is very limited, so its usually an honor reserved for the 1st company of the Astartes chapter. It very durable and has its own gellar field (a shield thing that protects you from crazy) so they can be shot through the warp to teleport directly into enemy ships or bunkers, where they just rake rooms with storm bolters and clear halls with flamers.
To fully appreciate terminator armor: Arch - tactical dreadnought armor
Yup WW1 had personal flamethrowers, along with stationary. One type had a donut shaped fuel tank.
24:38 YES! YES! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!
That's the thing about space hulks, they're literally anywhere from a few dozen vessels to hundreds or thousands of ships fused together by the warp, some dating back to the 31st millennium if memory serves. They're incredibly old, incredibly durable, and typically resemble the equivalent of a dinosaur-killing asteroid if you gather enough ships into it. Otherwise it's just a space dungeon with all kinds of hidden things.
I suggest reacting also to Rubix Raptor and his ARMA 3 Warhammer 40K videos. Really fun and involve many players.
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"Can an animal commit heresy? Can a plant commit heresy?"
... yes.
I'm late to the party but your description of US tactics sounds like Alpha Legion. I'd love to hear your thoughts on their...unconventional warfare.
Dark angels approve that you know nothing of the dark angels. Especially the fallen angels. They are the sneaky chapter of space marines, the sneaky chapter of 8 foot tall power armored super soldiers.
Part 5 of every 40k faction explained when?
Terminator armor is armor that is reserved for veteran chapter/legion marines, except for a few.
Blood angels: drink blood but hate doing it.
Dark angels: super ‘get in there and figure it out’
Salamanders: kind, but arsonists.
Space wolves: Viking berserkers.
Iron hands: all about mechanized warfare
Imperial Fists: all about defending positions.
Raven guard: super stealthy
Ultramarines: coordination
White scars: gotta go fast
*_Hiya, Combat Vet, I got introduced to your channel via your Astartes reaction video, and I like your semi-blind takes on Warhammer 40k videos, as well as the audience's friendly and/or humorous insights for you in regards to 40k lore._*
*_While there's almost countless online sources and communities committed to Warhammer 40k, I'd like to suggest a couple for you to visit, if lore and humor are your thing. If you are curious about a term, character, or any other subject within the setting, and would like a summary and.... "earthy" explanation, then I would recommend the site, "1d4chan." It's particular brand of off-color humor has managed to rope many a grunt into the setting._*
*_For the same reasons as the first suggestion, except the man's summaries and explanations can get pretty damned verbose, I would also recommend that you give Arch Warhammer's channel a gander, particularly his "Warhammer Lore Explained" videos and campaign timelines. "Why is there Melee in 40k?" "Siege of Vraks" and "The War for Armageddon" are a few series that you might find interesting._*
A space hulk isn’t just a large ship floating in space, it’s a massive amalgamation of several ships that were lost in the warp, smashed and twisted together by warp fuckery and then spat back out into real space.
Terminator armor is just bigger thicker armor yeah pretty much. They’re usually teleport shock troops, popping in all the sudden in the midst of the enemy in super heavy armor.
Usually it’s the veterans or first company of chapters that use it because it is much rarer than the normal armor.
Not just bigger. They're decked out with a LOT more high-tech gadgets than normal power armour. We're talking stabilizers, targeting systems, stronger servos, teleport beacons (to actually use teleporters without fragging into objects), even VOID SHIELDS in older models. They bring the wearer to whole new levels of capability.
If just heavier armour is needed, space marines tend to use breacher shields and sometimes heavy Mk III "Iron" power armor (if available, they're also relics, but more common).
No no brother, the Apothecary's drill is for drilling into the armor so their injectors can reach the Space Marines body
Ah ok
the thing with the apothecary drill is that they have to pierce through that super thick ceramite (or plasteel i can't remember) armor, just to get to the soft bits inside, and you can imagine how thick a terminator suit can be at any given angle. so the best method of patching a space marine up mid-fight is of course, just to drill through the armor instead of taking the needless time to take off any given part of the suit.
A Space Hulk, is essentially the remains of various Shipwrecks in the Warp that has, due to the way space/time and physics (or lack there off) work in the warp they have been mashed and fused together into a senseless heap of twisted metal, rock, and whatever else might have crashed into it.
And sometimes the warp spits them back out into reality where they either cause massive profit boost to local planets due to salvaging or a disaster incase of collision courses or whatever managed survive in the warp.
Fun fact. Space Hulk tends to be most often inhabited by Chaos Entities, Orks, or Tyranids
The huge drill on the apothecary's arm is for the armor. The huge needle is to give their brothers a quick death if needed, and there is like 80 syringes and mechanic arms on an apothecary, so yeah. They are not healing by drilling each others brains out
Again totally agree where back then there were no mass communications networks, you had to sit in a tower and send messages BY HAND to each individual unit and let the commanders to decide on what to do for the most part, but battles have won or lost because of discipline such as when during the British civil war, the English king held his army on a hill and waited to be attacked, when a competitor sent his army it was an uphill battle for them so they withdrew, the English king saw them running and so charged, however he competitor had some units in reserves as well as archers and removed their terrain superiority by being on top of a hill and are in a full on charge whilst men are being crushed to death under foot,
Terminator armour is usually used for very seasoned Veterans and has a bigger chassis then regular Power armour, contrary to what one might think, its possible to wear it even when you are not a Space Marine too, but usually its reserved for them. The Deathwing are the most Elite designated Terminator formation within the Imperium. Some very tall Space marines also had to get their Terminator Plate being put on a Dreadnought Chassis in Order to make it fit them (Tyberos the Red Wake), so the Ultimate size may vary.
The Narthecium, the apothecary arm mounted medical device, is equipped with drills and saws for cutting into power armour, needles to inject patients with healing stimulants and various little tools and appendages that the apothecary can control to quickly repair torn ligaments, set and fuse bone, inject antivenom, antidotes and drugs to trigger or speed up the healing process.
The drill gets the needle through the armour, the stims force the marines body to heal within seconds to minutes...
Each gauntlet is either built by the apothecary, or they'll modify one passed down to them... This allows them to rapidly perform field surgery on injured battle brothers to the point where they can be combat effective minutes after suffering what would usually be a debilitating or mortal wound.
Lost arms can be reattached, severed ligaments can be reconnected, broken bones set and reknitted, torn muscles healed, enough pain killers to knock out an elephant and enough adrenaline to keep them awake through it all...
And despite being hyper specialised, capable of completing surgery that would take an experienced team of doctors a few days to complete in minutes with a nothing but a fancy glove, they are also incredibly effective space marines, capable of fighting with their assigned squads.
The morbid second use of the Narthecium is to kill any marine that is beyond saving with purified bullets, and to drill into their bodies to extract the precious gene seed.
I am going to quote someone I saw on the internet somewhere. "You don't get to be called the Blood God by deciding 'this is an acceptable amount of blood'"
Terminator armor is basically special power armor that is generally exclusive the oldest and most competent marines. It's pretty difficult to make so there isn't very much of it.
It was actually originally supposed to fully phase out space marine armor, but one of the major issues with it is that it makes the marine slow as hell. They found this out the hard way when the Horus Heresy happened, and Chaos marines in regular power armor could easily just run circles around terminators and shoot them in the back.
If I remember it correctly, there are generally three types of power armor for Astartes (there are some other, but more on that maybe later): normal, terminator and dreadnought. I probably don't have to mention much about normal one, it's just a standard, most common suit of armor in several patterns (1 of which is specific to primaris marines, the rest is for the firstborn marines). Terminator armor, also in several patterns, is more rare and heavier suit of armor, much more protective at the expense of less mobility and in case of some even less freedom of movement. They're usually given to veterans. Dreadnought is a special case of extreme defence, not that much mobility and more or less a tomb combined into one thing. Dreadnought armor, also in several patterns, is given to marines which are so injured that they're beyond capability to completely restore their health and so they're entombed into these suits and put to sleep until time comes for them to go into battle (if I remember correctly, because of this they live for a long time, some dreadnoughts in current Imperium even remembering the days of Horus heresy). They're even more tanky than marines in terminator armor, they're bigger so incapable of some tasks like driving a vehicle, and also much more experienced in fighting. Dreadnoughts are pretty much the best warriors chapters can count on and they're highly respected.
Khorne doesn't care where the blood flows only that It flows.
"There's no friendly fire when all is fire"
That's some Salamander stuff right there
"Can a plant commit heresy...?" That, Brother, depends on the zeal of the Inquisitor... It could be a Xeno Heretical plant touched by Chaos, after all! Could we afford that risk?
another commenters mentioned orks are sort of a fungus...very plant like
@@CombatVeteranReacts not just sort of.
They literally are a fungus. They reproduce via *SPORES*
Terminator armour, also known as tactical dreadnought armour, is an ancient variant of normal space marine armour that’s considerably larger, stronger and tougher than regular armour. It allows weapons like assault cannons and heavy flamers to be clamped directly on to a single arm of the suit and incorporates clever things like personal teleportation devices. Terminator armour is (usually) reserved for the Chapters first company, basically they’re oldest veterans, as the technology to create Terminator armour has been lost to time
Terminator armor is the armor the emperor intended marines to be issued during the heresy. It effectively turns marines into tanks who can storm an entire fortress with like 30 guys while taking 0 casualties.
About the apothecary, the drill is primarily for removing the geneseed of dead marines, but the narthecium (what the drill is attached to) has a full suite of medical implements in lore.
space freighter is called a space hulk, and its usually a small moon sized clump of spaceships that got lost in the warp and drifted together while they whernt exactly in the same dimension so instead of crashing and exploding they just kindof merged
combine that with the walls becoming alive and growing trying to eat the other walls
this thing is big, there are very explosive parts to it, but its so massive that it doesnt really matter
in 40k even the smallest interstellar ships are about a mile and a half long, so when you smudge 20 of those together into a giant crumpled up ball
a few bolters and some fire isnt going to do mayor damage to the thing
and they are going to be a bit more careful around the actual archeotech they are sent in to recover
Just a Quick Reminder: The Dark Angels are the Space Marines most like medieval Knights. Though, there're some rumours that part of their Legion went traitor, now the Dark Angels are absolutely obsessed with Killing any of those Traitors referred to as "The Fallen".
Dark Angels are known to completely give up Tactical advantages if they so much as hear a whisper that a Fallen is present, Chaos knows this and a favorite tactic of theirs is to leak false intel that a Fallen is in a certain place and just pull the Dark Angels into a Trap
Chaos knows deception tactics lol
Is fun fact the last US flamethrower was the M202 Flash, which is a 4 tube rocket launcher, frist made famous in the movie commando and is almost always depicted having high exposure rockets even though the US military never fully developed a high explosive rocket for it.
Terminator armor are given to elite veteran Space Marines. They are only deployed in special missions like clearing space hulks of course. Fun fact: Terminator armor in The Dark Age of Technology, the peak of humanity's scientific and technological achievement, Terminator armor was used in mining and farming in hostile environments, like SCVs in Starcraft
Lol I still laugh at the idea of past humanity seeing M41 using farm equipment as a weapon. Imagine seeing someone using a riding mower as a tank
To answer your Terminator armor question. Terminator armor is so valuable that it is only give to veterans of each chapter. Also fun fact terminator armor was originally not meant to be used for war. It was actually used in mass quantity for mining, but after the dark age of technology and during the emperor's reign is was then used for war. (Dark age happened before the emperor stepped up to rule)
That is some military ingenuity
7:20 Terminator is also called tactical dreadnaught plate, and its basically a very rare suit of armor that has bells and whistles like a shield generator. They are bulky and hard to fight in, where in normal power armor spaces marines can move freely and quickly, in terminator they are slow lumbering giants relying on the additional protective systems and fire power of the terminator armor.
Terminator armour was originally made for mining in the dark age of technology. Now it's used by veteran space marines as it's tougher than regular power armour.
Tyranids technically have two minds; their own brain and the Hive Mind. They function as the Swarm spanning galaxies, with their vanguard the Genestealers and their cults.
When he said " It has all the great stuff of warhammer. Heavy flamers and burning heretics. All I could imagine is every battle sister becoming immensely moist and crossed eyed LMAO. "
Toasted heretics over an open fire
Basically the Dark Angels were the first space marines who got created, they are the First legion and probably the most tactically capable space marines who have several designated specialist forces like the Ravenwing (Fast strike cavalary, lots of bikes and fast aircraft) or as visible here, the Deathwing terminators who are one of the best heavy troops the Imperium has to offer. They battle within these bulky Terminator plate power armours wich make them very hard to overwhelm and capable of using guns that are made to be used from a vehicle, like a heavy Gatling gun for example or a huge Plasma cannon as you would see on a Tank usually. Also the Dark Angels own lots of secret weapons of mass Destruction with permission of the emperor to use in very important battles. The rest of their Forces are regular space marines and they have some really good Psykers among their ranks too, as well as the unique Interrogator Chaplain (basically a the best variant of an Interrogator available for the Imperium). Their Primarch, the Lion is known as the most ruthless and Pragmatic Primarch and the best Swordsman of all the 20 Primarchs. They are very able to respond to every eventuality.
small fun yet depressing story i heard from a friend soldier currently stationned in alberta (disclaimer: were both canadian):
U.S. army send some amount of troop to the canadian one yearly for winter training (cuz you know... canada = winter, so we know that stuff).
During one of those session, wich was center around survival, the US trainees had to stand guard during the night and more specifically watch over "the burner" (kind of gas lamp that emit heat so they dont die from the cold overnight). At some point the trainer/sergeant wake up during the night, freezing in his sleeping bag and showing early signs of hypothermia. he look around and see a burner that ran out of gas and the soldier watching it. the sergeant start yelling at the guy, to wich the soldier anwser: "it was like that when my turn came, so i watched it like you told us to do". The sergeant look around to the previous soldier guarding it: "yeah, i was watching like you told us and it eventually turn off by itself at some point".
At that point the sergeant came out of the tent, walk up to the officier in charge of the exercise and give a report along those lines: " instead of taking care of the burner and keeping the flame alive, they just stood there like frozen ******* and FU***** looked at it as it ran out of gas. I am not freezing to death because of those ****".
And that was my story about lack of initiative and self-preservation.
Man this video is amazing, I've found this channel and have watched like 8 or 9 videos in a row. Your reactions are genuine, you provide good information on what catches your eye and so much more. Keep up the good work! By the way, can you remember the name of said energy drink? Is it the powder horn or Krating Daeng or smt?
Yes! Power Horn!
Terminator Armor is a militarized version of heavily armored suits used to work on live starship reactor cores. It can withstand almost anything thrown at it and turns the space marine into a walking tank. It is not a mod for regular power armor. It is also extremely rare and only chapter veterans have the honor of using it.
As for how the marines operate, they are mostly independent from the general command structure of the Imperial army. A commander may request their assistance, but it is entirely up to them if they respond and how. This particular group is on a data/tech retrieval mission. They do not want to take over the ship. They want to go in, get what they came for and get out.
The game is about storming a space hulk. These are immense planetoid-sized amalgamations of ships, rocks and various random debree mashed together in the warp. They are almost impossible to stop and usually filled with all sorts of nasty stuff. Genestealers are common, so are orks or even demons. It's not uncommon to have all three on a single hulk, locked in eternal running skirmishes.
In the original tabletop version you commanded a squad of 5 and you could go down to a single melee attack, so positioning and overwatch were a must.
Dark Angels are one of the most secretive chapters in existence. They also do not really help others all that much. If they come somewhere it's only to further their own ends, and any help they provide is mostly coincidental.
That drill is used to drill through your armor to extract your gene seed and grant you the Emperor's mercy in case you are too wounded for extraction.
Power Armor has automatic stim/antibiotic dispensers.
Exterminatus is usually performed at the behest of the inquisition. It has various forms but the end result is always rendering a planet uninhabitable.
Oh, and do play the multiplayer. It looks like tons of fun.
I'll just cover some of lore gubbins.
The apothecary uses that drill to punch through the giant armour every space marines wears. And it's more used to retrieve geneseed as space marines are hard to put down.
How hard are space Marines to put down... Well their blood clots instantly, they can fight through trauma like losing arms or legs and they can breathe in water.
In Helsreach novel the Space Marines fight continuously without rest and the regular mortal men and commanders where more disturbed by how they didn't stop at all. They could hear the motors and fibres of the army breaking but the Space Marines where all unfazed and continuing to press the fight.
It's said you can conquer a world with just 100 space marines and a chapter can turn the course of a war entirely. They are hugely imbalanced compared to mortals.
Saying that deployments of space marines is very strictly chosen to what fields are best for them. So you end up with them widely dispersed all over the place.
Also space marines can do some insane deployments that no other fighting force could conceivably do. They could be teleported into enemy headquarters, they can be drop pod in from orbit through flack defences and crash into the ground and walk it off.
Not to mention the horror and what seeing a metal meteor smash into the ground only to have giant metal men to come out screaming, shooting with insane precision. And drop pods also get used in the middle of enemy deployments.
salamanders: bob ross but in power armor and hates eldars
dark angels: unnecessarily keeping unnecessary secrets
ultramarines:
white scars: *BIKES*
imperial fists: bob the builder went to space
space wolf: furries with axes
blood angels: drinks blood and super gay for sanguinius
iron hands: prosthetic addicts
raven guards: space emo with jet packs
This is the most helpful description yet
Come on mate, at least put codex lovers in ultramarines!
"KHORNE WILL ALWAYS HAVE BLOOD! YOURS OR THEIRS!"
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