Honestly, The Guards fight immortal beings, demons, Gods, corrupted creatures that all are too powerful. The Guardsmen fighting against star wars Republic was the easiest day of their lives.
@@vexingrabbit1824 The Republic has literally nothing to counter Astartes boarding actions. The moment i saw a Imperial Fist appear, i knew the battle is over.
It's fairly common actually prior to the Death Star blowing up the planet the empire had committed at least 4-5 genocides, flat out exterminated and made extinct or near extinct several races o and destroyed several planets via base delta zeros(orbital bombardment)
Inquisitor Krptymann on his own cleanse DOZENS of planets killing countless BILLIONS! He also started the Octarius War which has killed trillions So one Inquisitor has dealt more death that the Legends Galactic Empire. Maybe even more than the Yuuzhan Vong I like to see Star Wars handle Daemons and Chaos Cultists, Traitor Clones, Traitor Droids and Traitor Jedi!
@@phoenixx913 star wars and warhammer are not really comparable. I like star wars more in terms of story ( original and the legend stuff) but warhammer is just.... Madness. Ohhh look this planet is infested with aliens. Exterminatus via Virusbomb or planet cracker? Why not both???? Oh look the enemy got tanks and we got emporer class Titans.... Mankind biggest threat? Everyone and everything!
*On the Republic side* Clone: We killed more of them than us. One of us probably killed 10 before going down on that door.... But they just kept on coming... How can they pour in with such high amount of casualty ?! *On the Imperium side* Commisar: Oh ? Charlie and his squad got mowed down ? Better send Gary and his squad to the grinder then. The Emperor protects.
@@Technocratos90 Yes, he betrayed the republic and the galactic empire...honestlly though he was just trying to be a good a father to his daughter when he let those droids go.
Commissar: Only 10% casualty rate? Guardsmen, must I be the reason for the rest? Surely, your energy have not waned, or am I required to boost your morale!?
This would be considered such a tiny battle with such minimal losses for the imperium that it wouldn't even be logged as a battle. More so along the lines of a bar fight.
entire epochs of mans greatest accomplishments have been forgotten in 40k , this would be tantamount to one of napoleon's battles with his hemorrhoids...
Me: "Oh crap! The clones not only have arc troopers, commandos, and a big turret, but they also have the advantage of all the guardsmen being forced to go through one tiny door. They might actually win this." *3 imperial fist space marines show up with shield* Me: "Oh... it's over for the clones."
And neither are the Fists numbering a full Tactical Squad... or more sensibly, a squad of Terminators kitted out for that particular scenario; breaching and combat in close quarters.
@@dominicscreativefilms That is true. In VxV Tactics' Adeptus Mechanicus vs Droid Army videos, the Droids never stood a chance. Granted they managed to take down Servitors and their Mechanicus vehicles but in the end they were overwhelmed by Imperial Knights.
@Lord Admiral Spire Yep. And clones weren't trained well to fight enemies that actually used tactics lmao. Just point and shoot at the metal bucket walking around.
@Lord Admiral Spire That is true. It's the reason why the Republic and CIS citizens support the use of Clones and Droids so that they don't have to send their sons and daughters, husbands and wives, and friends and acquaintances to be drafted into the militaries and end up dying in the war.
This video is called "boarding action" where are the boarding torpedoes? Where are the Terminator Lightning Strike squads? Why wasn't there a ramming action? Every Imperial Navy captain knows the fastest way to get your troops into an enemy ship is getting your ship inside the enemy ship.
It was late at night, that I and my Inquisitor acquaintance were running battle simulations in the noospehere. "The fastest way to get your troops into an enemy ship is getting your ship inside the enemy ship," I passionately insisted, as my cogitators processed the success rates of the approach. "Then show me how good your boarding tactics are," she replied and ran her fingers over the one-eyed aquila. "FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!!" I yelled as I rammed my prow deep into her battleship. The hull was quickly penetrated, and after a succession of controlled bursts from the auxiliary thrusters, my battleship was lodged deep - there was no escape. Soon my troops were filling the insides of her vessel... As the last of atmosphere leaked out into the void, the Inquisitor shivered and averted her gaze from the mess. Our eyes locked and all I could see in hers was amazement at such a display of tactical ingenuity.
*My Lord Inquisitor.* The forces of the Imperial Guard which I had received from Sector Command, had successfully boarded the so-called "Galactic Republic" asteroid base in uncharted space. The initial defenses were overwhelmed with swiftness only ever demonstrated by the Lord Astartes, and I give the Guardsmen my earnest gratitude. Unfortunately, they had experienced losses which were unnecessary, and amounted to naught but waste of the Emperor's patience. I recommend a Regimental Commissar accompany them on their next mission, should there be one, and a more experienced officer be called from the Schola Progenium. The defenses in the second hangar area of the base were... difficult, to crack. The Imperial Guard hadn't the firepower to create a successful breakthrough, and neither the time to achieve optimal cover. Fortunately, I had called upon a squad of Kasrkin to aid in the breaching of the static defenses, with astonishing success. The next part of the offensive was of little importance, with the Guard having secured the outer perimeter of the holding area. Heavy Bolters were installed to help with softening the defenses of the inner perimeter, which were of significant aid. Damnable enemies of the Imperium had managed to stall the offensive, rendering any attempt to man the Heavy Bolters once more moot. Not even concentrated Plasma Fire could breach the defenses, for the Kasrkin would fall from concentrated fire. I had the fortune of co-operating with the Lord Astartes of the Imperial Fists Chapter, which swiftly and mercilessly tore through the soldiers of the Republic. With the base secure, I had unfortunately lost all contact with the men inside, the Lord Astartes included. I pray to the Emperor that the mission succeeds. When the Guardsmen return, I shall personally congratulate them, and send them off on the next assignment. If they return.
Well, the guard were fucked at that chokepoint. They would have been stuck there for a long time, having to outlast the clone's ammo supply. And it would be completely in character for them to chose that approach, sending in Marines was simply more efficient.
@@coriusfarinprimarchofthese7007 Even if they did not call in the 3 Astartes, I don't think the remaining Guardsmen can handle what's behind the vault that attacked them at the end of the video
@@TheWarmachine375 hmm ... maybe ? or ? .... maybe wait till 1 month of human wave .... maybe death toll will be billions or trillions guards men will do ??
@@SlayerGodOfDeath The Imperium's crusade fleet are in a galaxy far far away with no way back or Astronomicon to call for reinforcements. They're currently stuck in Star Wars universe and they will have to conquer it in the name of the Emperor... or die trying
Homefield advantage means nothing when 800 + lbs walking, breathing tanks and the emperors nicknamed “angels of death” come at you with essentially a fully automatic grenade launcher you won’t be alive very long
And the space marines would not have been able to push if the clones actualy used their grenades and had more than just "regs" i mean for real where are the rocket troopers and snipers
@@astarte9807 Clone Minimal Rocket Launcher < The Armor Designed by the LITERAL GOD EMPEROR of Man to Fight of Enemies that make Jedi, Sith, And almost every other race in the SW Universe Look like a Toddler in its Diaper
Normally I don't like seeing clone troopers getting massacred but I understand this would be prob exactly how the conflict would go down. Awesome, it looked like a film.
At least they aquited themselves quite well with only one missed opportunity missed. to grenade the guard as they were first coming in and vulnerable but that is a very minor thing.
@@AT-AT26 in our world yes, but not for the combatants their ships are more than strong enough. Expecully how both sides eagerly unload on both sides with weapons.
Vince Lumontad Yeah, a few would die, but *there’s a fuckton of guardsmen.* Human wave tactics are literally the Imperium’s specialty. Even if the clones hold back a bayonet charge (which they’re ill equipped to meet up close) there were *actual Space Marines,* which would just run up at 80 miles per hour and simultaneously drop kick all of them.
They would do both. Popping smoke lets you get close. Bayonets lets you do stuff once you get close. Guardsmen aren't stupid, and unless they're from Krieg, rarely suicidal. They're all willing to die for the emperor (or die trying) but they want to make it count.
When the first Demon Prince comes screaming out of the warp followed by swarms of plague marines the galactic Republic will come crawling to join the Imperium of man. All they have to do is add there clone forces to the tithe of troops for the Astra militarum and the Imperium won't bother them with Direct Control. Not to mention they get to solve their Jedi / Sith Problem by sacrificing them all to fuel the astronomicon as pyskers. It's a win-win for everybody.
@@monsterhiddenfromthesun210 Yep, for the sake of SW universe I don't think that Jedi count as psykers, otherwise all it would take is one crafty, hungry daemon and Jedi are...
What benefit does the Imperium gain by accepting the fealty of the Republic? The Imperial War World of Krieg could subjugate the entire Star Wars galaxy by themselves.
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor Cloning Tech, Laser technology that can actually upgrade, FTL travel that DOESN'T require going through literal hell, scientists that can help feudal worlds produce greenery again, alien races that would actually like to help Humanity instead of annihilating it, the list goes on.
@@monsterhiddenfromthesun210 do you honestly think the Imperium would be interested in any of that? Anything that could actually help them would be declared "heresy" and destroyed.
Aboard the Emperor-Class Battleship, "Litany of Retribution", the General was going over the reports of the boarding action, numbers and casualties scrolling before his eyes, one a light blue, the other red glass. All in all, it was going better than anticipated. The relatively low-cost Guardsmen had been sacrificed to test the enemy's weapons, and clear the way so that the Kasrkin could do their bloody work. But even the Guardsmen had performed better against this enemy than anticipated. They were an interesting opponent, to be sure, disciplined and possessing unique variants of laser weaponry and unusual armor types, but all in all, they were little more challenging than Chaos renegades. In some ways, this felt more like he was putting down rebels than engaging in a Crusade. Idly, he noted one area in which guardsmen were dying in greater proportions than the rest of the ship, and sent a humble request to the Imperial Fists to aid his forces in that area. He did not believe they were actually needed, but the enemy defenses appeared to be more concentrated there than any remaining area, and anywhere else would be even more of a waste of the Fist's talents. He had no doubt that they would handle the situation easily, and turned his eyes to the overall expenditures for the operation. Well within acceptable parameters. Below initial estimates even, the spike of deaths at the area the... 'Clones' they were called, yes, the spike of deaths at what appeared to be their most important holdout was what more closely approached one of their regular boarding operations. All in all, this one was going extremely well. If the Crusade maintained this loss rate, he might not even need to replace regiments by the time it was done. "My lord." Came a nearby voice, and he spared a glance to one of the tactical officers, the one keeping an eye on Section 23-B he believed. "Forces in 23-B have reported an additional unknown barrier in what appears to be a storage area. They believe they hear the sounds of biological entities beyond it, differing from the clone enemies. Requesting instructions." Ah, he was right. And he didn't even need to double-check which forces were assigned to that section, it had already earned his personal attention with it's death rate. "Breach and reveal." He spoke simply, looking back to his own datapad and smiling lightly as he noted that yes, the Imperial Fists were still in position with his forces. "Leave the enemy with no secrets to keep." He instructed plainly, to which the tactical officer bowed his head. "Yes my lord." He spoke, before turning back to the console and repeating the general's instructions. Said general idly checked on the progress of the rest of the boarding actions. Almost all sections had been cleared. Soon the ship would be theirs and the tech priests could begin their investigations. Apparently, there was something about the ship engines of these opponents that the Mechanicus wanted to study further in dep- A red ping on his dataslate instantly drew his eye and caused it to furrow deeply. One of the Imperial Fists was down. Then another. Then another. He stood up even as the tactical officer's eyes widened and he let out a stuttering- "M-my Lord!" "I see it." He replied curtly, not even glancing at the datapad to know that the rest of the forces in that area were being slaughtered. Something that could take down marines that quickly would have no trouble with the remaining forces. "Has anyone lived long enough to make a coherent report?" He asked, leaning over the tactical officer and looking down to their console, eyes examining the various data feeds. No helmet cameras unfortunately. "N-no my Lord. Just screaming sir." He spoke, straightening up, doing his best to push down the shock that the Marines had been killed, and so quickly. The General nodded and then straightened up, turning with a stone face and fighting back an internal sigh. Well, there went the 'acceptable casualties' part of the action. A pity. "Relay what you have to the Imperial Fists Captain, then switch observation to Reserve Forces, Battalions 29, 34, 57, 99, and 165 of the 220nd Cadian Shock Troopers. Relay orders to move to Section 22-A and set up fortifications. Tell them to expect a heavy assault from an as-of-yet unidentified opponent." He instructed, and the officer nodded curtly. "At once my lord!" He instructed, before switching Vox frequencies from what few of the dying guardsmen remained to call up the reserve units, while the General began passing orders to the rest of the forces on the ship to converge around 22-A, and a few other nearby choke points, with similar instructions. Hopefully the Fists Captain could make sense of the information given, or his own soldier's reports, and be able to handle this quickly. If not... well, he'd ask the ship Captain to keep the cyclonic torpedoes loaded.
I know that guardsmen are generally cannon fodder, and often the 40k's punching bag. But don't those guys train since they are like; 5 years old? Adding that up with superior tech, mass quantities and better training, I think it's a wonder how they didn't end the battle with fewer casualties
You are correct. Cadian guardsmen shown here train since childhood. Tons of people (especially Star Wars fans) aren't familiar with the fluff of both 40k and Star Wars weapons/armor/training and really only have a very basic and "pop" understanding of lore.
@@VxVTactics Yeah, I've been wondering since their color palette looks pretty similar to the Cadian ones when I played DoW. I think that when something/one absolutely mauls your favorite army or faction in a series or game. It's probably time for that person to look up why that happened instead of just giving the video a thumbs down cuz they believed their bois were being made a mockery of, or ending up with a small debacle (Like when a youtuber got confused and tried to be an SJW in Call to Arms instead of wondering why the americans always wins evenly numbered battles. He didn't really know that the americans have the toughest armor and health pool but lower overall numbers and stamina compared to the russians and Insurgents)
The funny thing is everyone seems to forget that plastisteel armor does NOTHING against ballistic projectiles its only designed to resist energy and plasma based weaponry and even then does a bad job at that
IG flak armour is equaly ineffective though. There is a good chance, ballistic projectile and energy blasts will penetrate. It offers only modern day equvivalent of a lvl 3a ceramic protection with additional ablative layers to disperse glancing energy weapon hits. But then again, it's 40k, and ammunition used is usualy more powerful than anything we have today. Plus there are reinforced versions of it, like Carapace. But afaik, Carapace only provides improved protection against solid projectiles.
Plasteel armour does nothing against ballistic, however it is PLENTY effective to resist energy based weaponry. It dissipates energy, it does not just block it altogether. It is made to make sure the wearer goes wounded instead of just straight up dying. Besides that why would they make armours that work against ballistic projectiles in the Star wars universe, when basically no one uses any. We don't exactly equip our soldiers with armour to help against swords, because it will be incredibly rare for our soldiers to even face anyone using swords.
Just gonna quickly remind y'all that the ceramite armor of the Space Marine shits itself when it gets hit by a Lasgun of any version. Mainly the lasguns of the Krieg, the Lucius Pattern which would fucking fry itself and would have the risk of literally exploding in the soldiers' face were it not for systems implemented into the barrel. Bolters are also mini-rocket-launchers. So the Republic's troops stood literally no chance with their glowstick launchers.
@@revvedandrunning uhm, no, not quite glowstick launchers, i would read what a blast is amd does. These in particular use plasma, but the others sich as stormtroopers ones use charged particle beams, and as far as lore goes, they did as much damage as a lasgun, only in a different more family friendly fashion due to the extremely different nature of the two projectiles.
Emergency report of Theta squad of the Republic commandos / Imminent loss of the Bright Dawn + Potential new biological weapon to use against the Imperium Admiral Yularen, as per orders, Theta squad has evacuated the Imperial planet named Baal after the Cult of Chaos’ invasion. Our reconnaissance was fruitful; as we found the coordinates of something the Imperium calls a Great Devourer nesting area, not too far from the Blood Angels’ homeworld. We rejoined our Venator-class cruiser, the Bright Dawn, and headed to these coordinates. The planet was barren and without atmosphere, as it seems the Blood Angels used planet-killing weaponry, their so-called Cyclonic Torpedoes. Theta Squad did investigate, and we found deep underground eggs yet to hatch, in some sort of primordial soup. Thinking it could be a subspecies of the Killik insectoid race, or at least an ally against the Imperium, we evacuated the eggs and placed them aboard the Bright Dawn. However, few days later, as we were returning to safer space, we lost contact with the few rooms around the egg storing area. The reconnaissance squads sent never returned. On my authority, I barricaded every access to the egg storage room, including any ventilation system. Unfortunately, our vessel was intercepted by a small imperial flotilla. We could outrun their larger vessels, but they sent a swarm of boarding craft. Our outer defenses are being breached as I write this message. They’ll soon be upon us. I regret to inform that Theta Squad will not be able to complete its primary mission. We will try to fight back the Imperial Guard, and their allies of the “Imperial Fists” warrior-cult. Let the Chancellor know that Theta and the crew of the Bright Dawn fought to the last clone. My last report is this: This Great Devourer seems to be the only thing to actually scare the Imperium’s forces. Maybe they could be weaponized. I recommend increasing the search for more eggs. Attached to this message are locations to planets that the Blood Angels consider “lost” to the Devourer. Recommend investigating there first. The Republic endures. Republic commando - Theta squad - Authentication code JAAL-29-51 - Over and out.
Its the tyranids isn't it 1 they come from eggs 2 they literally just are hungry and devour stuff 3 the republic is to stubborn to believe they can tame tyranids!
I've only got into warhammer about 2 years ago. Been reading/watching star wars lore/wikis/games/movies since I was a child. Which is why I want to tell you that those clones lasted.. way longer than they should have. Lasguns blow limbs apart. The IG should've taken this even without the marines.
@Lord Admiral Spire Yeah, you are right. Where clones have a buff in the armor, guardsmen have in DAKKA. Lasgun is a *laser* weapon, technically a hitscan weapon with the projectile travelling with the speed of light. If there was a jedi, it'd be impossible for him to deflect even a few of them with a lightsaber. No reaction is enough to deflect light. Blasters' projectiles are very slow in comparison. If we consider, that generic lasgun = generic blaster in power, Imperial Guard is absolutely better. Moreover, clones don't have really much AoE weapons, other than nades or some explosive blasters, at least they are not shown here. A few plasmacannons used as mortars could've been enough to obliterate defences. Which was shown in this video with plasmagun kasrkin storm troopers. Basically, a space marine squad would've been enough to get through these defences. Even flak armour can't really protect from large caliber bolts, whereas only very lucky lasgun shots can do some damage against power armor. This is how people try to stop superhuman warriors ruclips.net/video/CMGRa4_UjE4/видео.html
These Call to arms mods Seem well balanced against one another, Unlike MOWAS, where even Imperium conscripts has a massive health boost over the clones.
And I look at the comments, And It seems there is little to no star wars favourites, As most comments end with 'The Emperor Protects'/ Glory to the CIS! ... (I know the CIS wasnt in this video, But eh).
@@Clonetrooperz48 At least the Clone Troopers were able to put up a fight against Guardsmen but they were no match against 3 Space Marines of Imperial Fists
Right? I mean i love warhammer and all of that. But the clones are more capable that someone think. Besides its absurd that a simple guardsman has a lot of health
A single clone should be Karshikan(?) levels of accuracy and expertise if we're being serious here. Clones are quite literally made for war, superior to unaltered humans in every way. But once the space marines were involved it was over.
Thank you VxV Tactics. You give us real Warhammer 40 000 movies than those liars/child rapist hollywood monsters will never give us. And it's totaly free. Thanks, my man.
Amazing Video! Its great to see a believable composition in such a firefight, a crap-ton of guardsmen as fodder, a few heavy infantry and then Space Marines at the end. There may be millions of Astartes, but there are Billions over Billions inside the Astra Militarum. EMPEROR PROTECTS!
At least the Clone Commandos and the Arc Troopers gave one hell of a fight and had taken as many Guardsmen with them til the very end. They made their end memorable. FOR THE REPUBLIC!
If you look at it from a lore perspective(as opposed to gameplay), that small squad of Marines we saw at the end could have taken the entire base alone with zero casualties.
Holy heck... this was beautiful and awesome! Seeing two of my favorite armies duke it out! And this reminded me just how horrifying the weapons of the Imperium is along with the Adeptus Astartes.
@@VxVTactics you're welcome. But for a Boarding party is more efficient use a Terminator Squad.... Especially if you have kill Tyranids. Seriously why the Tyranids are in a SW ship?!? P. S. Remember even the SW Universe have their horrors.... Like 'The Mother'
@@rosalbafuda447 We know nothing about the 40k fleet. Maybe its an Astra Militarum fleet with SM support or an Inquisitors fleet with many kinds of imperial troops or a SM fleet with AM support. Terminators are rly rare. Only the first company has some Terminators (Normaly. Its some times different...). And normal Marines are totally superior to clones, so why should they waste their valuable Termis if they have some? (I hate english grammar... German grammar is superior!)
@@d.staten1958 That is true. Although the Space Marines are needed since apparently whatever is behind the vault is above the Guardsmen's weight class to handle
This is really inaccurate, as it is known that the imperium of man didn’t give their standard troops proper guns, instead providing them with guns that shot light and did fuck all
The main reason as to why the guns of the imperial gaurd didn't do anything, is because they are comparing it to the things they are ment to kill. An orc can have his head blown off with a lassgun, but he will still fight, the same goes for a starter and other tings the imperium of man has to face.
Bad Batch, Republic Commandoes and Dark Tropers enter the scene. Inquisitor and Techpriest in unison: whoa, hold on, what are those. /3 minutes of explanation later/ "We're taking your full stock!"
The biggest weakness the starwars universe has it its sole reliance of energy weapons due to that they have no protection to kinetic weapons especially bolters so they'll likely lose every time
@@ofal5124 true that's why they stand a chance against the guardsman however its mute due to the sheer billions of soldiers the guardsman have as the have literal hundreds if not millions of planets to pull soldiers from to just overwhelm the enemy but that's not here or there. The guardsman have standard issue crack grenades that are from what I've seen 1.5 times minimum. More powerful than the thermal detonator. And guardsman dont have alot of electrical equipment to be short circuited by emp grenades as the lazrifel might be the only thing and even so it's common to just pick up either a fallen guardsmans weapon if yours stops working. In addition the trooper armour would not be able to take high grade plasma blasts as seen previously as they are far more powerful and ment to destroy light armour vehicles and or high grade enemies there are usually a few men with plasma cannons in a standard guardsman regiment they are given higher grade armour and more grenades as well. The main thing is you cant compare 40k to other scifi galaxies due to how ridiculous it is and that's why 40k fans love 40k because it is ridiculously over powered. It stands in a league of it's own as it has so mutch over the top lore that its beyond crazy and seeing as the rebooted the starwars genre they have little to no chance in hell of winning against the 40k universe and even if you include the now retconned material that just takes their odds from none to a a chance similar to trying to find a needle with a particular persons blood on it in a pile of millions of needles and that's if I'm being generous. I loved starwars but they cant beat 40k jedi loose to the librarians and or space marines shooting 77mm shell at them that can't be deflected troopers lose to guardsman if not by shear overwhelming amount of troops and weapons such as tanks and battlements, and with well they lose against the chaos space marines witch are believe it or not worse and more dangerous than the standard variant.
@@ofal5124 honestly I thought they stood a chance till a saw the marines walking in then I knew they were done the imperial fists were going to take the win
5:31 *A bunch of battle-hardened clones with high powered weapons with force shield armor trying to defeat a 3 space marine* Space Marines: 5:35 *Tis but a scratch*
It really says a lot about how much Warhammer outstrips Star Wars in technology when the Guardsmen can overpower the clones in a standard firefight, but at least the Republic has a shot against them if they hunker down at a decent chokepoint. But once the Astartes were called in, it was just over.
@@doc43souls74 My pleasure. It's important to acknowledge when you're wrong... especially when we're discussing whether it takes 2 or 3 Astartes to roll through the the poor, outclassed Stormtroopers... lol
@@lokai7914 Well, it may as well take 2 Astartes to roll through them, if they were the same chapter from this video (Imperial Fists, I think) or Iron Warriors, since both are VERY GOOD at siege and defense
4:45 alright, don't know if ot was intended but that was comedy gold. You have this hellstorm of gunfire and then this turret awkwardly jittering only to go "pew" once. Had me bursting out laughing. Otherwise, awesome stuff.
There is a funnier part bro.. 3:15 dude with a pistol standing there all badass like he's about to do something and promptly gets turned into a fucking Skelton hahahaha
Seeing all the Brothers be slaughtered is hard to watch for me who grew up with clone wars Rest in peace bois you served the republic well and fought well
Unlikely. If we look at this from a simple numbers perspective, estimates put the Grand Army of the Republic at around 3 million(3,000,000) at its peak. On the flip side, the Astra Militarum(the first guys we saw, and the most basic soldier in the Imperium), numbers around 500 trillion(500,000,000,000,000). That means there is roughly 167 million(166,666,666) Guardsmen for every Clone Trooper. And that isn't even taking into account the Militarum Tempestus(the second set of guys with the different helmets and plasma cannons) or the Space Marines. Suffice it to say, there is no world in which the Republic could fight off the Astra Militarum, let alone the full might of the Imperium.
Even thou i'm a huge 40k fan I have to say i don't think the guard could've won on their own(with this few guardsmen ar least). As far as I know Blasters fire a plasma projectil, not nearly as powerfull as a 40k plasmaweapons, but Plasma none the less. While the guards mostly use standard lasguns against well armored and trained clonetroopers. Nice video still.
Blaster is a laser weapons and to what star war lore describe them they are not as good as lasgun, lasgun is very good when not facing power amour or armoured vehicles . And clones armour is not really anything special at all when compare to other universe troops maybe on par with flak .And guardsmen are well trained if these are Cadian the clones have no chance.
I must say this would highly unlikely happen if it ever did happen. Clone troopers are genetically modified clones that from birth are made and trained to fight a war. They are tougher, stronger, more agile, they are well equipped and trained. Clones that were apart of the republic era of production had tough and heavy armor even within the ranks of common foot soldier that were supposed to stop high velocity projectiles, unlike the bolter rounds. Clones also had training that focused on tactical positioning and fighting in extreme conditions, they are no space marines but they should be able to hold a choke point such as the tunnel in the first scene. Just like the forces of the Astra Militarum, the clone army is a swarming force with many vehicles and large variety of weapons, however they run countless simulations before they are deployed and their commanding officers know that there is a time to fight and a time for a tactical retreat, they don't execute their own soldiers unless proven to be traitors and even then they are imprisoned. My point is, clone troopers should be able to tackle the forces of the imperium, as long as it's not space marines and psychers. This was an interesting scenario but we can't always say 40k will win hands down. Imperial soldiers are more than enough times just new recruits due to the fact that they are constantly dieing, there are a few veterans but even their numbers slowly fall, meanwhile clones have thousands of hours of training, simulations and even combat deployment. Clones were meant to fight and survive, their production was expensive and so is their gear.
It look perfect! Then i saw this video, i thought it is trailer for game with Warhammer 40k and Star Wars, which made on engine of the game, with some CGI!
The Republic was blessed when they got that million clone troopers to fend off the separatists, the Imperium would sweep through all of Star War's universe in record time with a single crusade.
Fantastic work! Clones fought well to the end. Nice to see space marines and guardsmen fighting side by side as they should do. Shame the clone commander didn't get a chance to use his pistol. the Karskin commandos seem slightly OP with their plasma guns. What a cliffhanger at the end. What exactly where the clones guarding?
Pretty accurate. Just drop a SM boarding squad w good ole boarding shields and they are set . Blasters can’t pierce boarding shield unless you use nades or other device . Also , Republic Troopers armor can’t stop a mass reactive bolt . The Star Wars universe is doomed the day one of their outposts gets hailed in the name of the Emperor of Mankind
This is insanely in the guards favor. Literally more guardsman should have been shreaded in thst bottle neck. Literally if tjis wasn't so bias the clones would stomp the guard easily
Kasrkin are absolute and utter badasses. In the novel Eisenhorn, a team of them encounters something they've never seen before, a literal warp (hell) daemon who is virtualy invulnerable, but they didn't hesitate even for a second to charge right into that thing to cover the protagonists, one slashing and stabbing it open with a bayonet wherever they suspected weak spots, the other hammering it with their Hellguns ( rapid-fire laser rifles ), the other attempting to blow it up. All that happened within mere moments. The daemon eventualy vaporized them all, but their attack was so vicious it actualy had to recover from it, giving the heroes precious time to escape.
The defense in depth was great. The different weapons and troops was great. One thing, the heavy weapons would be manned if the original crew is lost, can say they are damaged, but shouldn't be always destroyed when the crew dies.
A single clone squad could hold off a company of guardsmen being funneled through a doorway, also gotta love how the guardsmen got to not only just kill like 15 clones for free going through the doorway, but also then use cover the clones set up for them to have a firefight with
really well done! I like that you started out purely Guardsmen vs Troopers for an even conflict. Guardsmen always have the numbers, its kind of their thing :P
The clone one made no sense. Why did they keep moving around so much. It ended up playing out like they were the attackers instead of defenders. Gotta keep them still and in cover.
@@Aden_III Actually, the Imperium crusade were sent to the Star Wars universe by Warp shenanigans (if you recall Clones vs Imperial Guard in Kashyyk video by VXV Tactics followed by Clones vs Orks and later Clones vs Imperial Guard and Ultramarines in Christophsis and the Adeptus Mechanicus vs CIS on Geonosis) and with a calm version of the Warp and no Astronomicon in sight to call in reinforcements, they have no choice but to conquer the galaxy or die trying. Because of that, the Imperium crusade cannot afford to lose so many Guardsmen unless they decided to recruit from human worlds of Star Wars galaxy they conquered and indoctrinated them like how the First Order did to their Stormtroopers. I mean the Imperial Guard could recruit from Mandalore they conquered and its Mandalorian people are more than happy to join since they wanted to regain the past glories of being warriors regardless who leads them.
What the hell did those fool Astartes let loose, a Rancor?! And, at one point I thought an Imperial Dreadnought was going to stomp its way through the cargo hold and swat those clones like flies.
I really don't get why in all these videos neither the clones nor stormtroopers have any support weapons while the 40k armies seem to have access to a plethora of weapons. Yet not a single clone rocket launcher or sniper rifle anywhere to be seen. Only like 3 gatling guns in this one other than some stationary weapons.
You don't want large amounts of explosive munitions in the corridors of your ship/station. The clone army is known for its lack of diversity in equipment, with DC-15C and DC-15A models making up the bulk of blasters they use. If it were a clone wars episode the clones wouldn't even have any special weapons, only light blasters.
I was thinking Rakgouls honestly. Now that's a terrifying though Tyranids mixed with Rakgouls. The reason why that's terrifying is because Rakgouls have the ability to become force sensitive and use force powers all Rakgouls have an infectious jaws and claws that turns whoever gets bit or clawed into a Rakgoul.
Clones does not use: 1. covers even when stands near it, 2. heavy weapon when it operator killed, 3. where is AT-TE's? 4. termal detonators, 5. mines, rocket launchers, sniper and heavy blasters, or other weaponry. Clones dies from one lasgan shot? really? Even commissars use botgun to be shure that he can kill simple guardsmen)))) Why guardsmens does not retreat? It no commissars on battlefield, no commanders, no vox operatros. When IG does not receive orders reinforced with commissars charisma - they hold positions or run away, then why they attack? I'am shure that Imperial Fists would not take command. Why the plasmaguns does not explodes? Everybody knows that imperial plasmaguns for guardsmen is one shot gun - it does one shot and explodes on second click)))))) Why guardsmen stand more then one hit from blasters? Blaster is better version of plasmagun. In W40000 even astartes dies when receive one or two plasma shots. Why simple astartes use combi bolters?? It is weapon for terminators.
Bro , Great job! Well made video you did. I love your videos man. Keep uo the great work you do. Though know that I love Legends Starwars and i'm a huge hard core fan. The Clones did put up good fight. The Clones should had some well trained very powerul Jedi with the clones, and commandoes . Well trained Jedi being equal to power to the super Space marines.
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Clones fighting droids: "Bloody clankers!"
Clones fighting the imperial guard: "Bloody wankers!"
Mordian Guard: "You rang sir?"
Imperial Guardsmen fighting clones: "Bloody Cloners!"
@ElChivo 105 Nope LMAO. Guardsmen fight hordes of xenos and enemies that would make the Clones runaway and screaming like little girls.
@@Jew_Gi_Oh Death korp guardsmen near by: Stares into your soul*
@ElChivo 105 So have Krieg, Catachan, Cadian and many other imperial guard regiments.
"Sir! The enemy has killed 98% of our troops"
"Roger. Quickly, charge at them while we still have the numbers advantage".
Sir, we have 3 billion guardsman and 3 space marines.
That's 3 billion too many! Shove them all in there!
99% Casualty Rate
*VICTORY*
@Egg T With innumerable billions of souls scattered amidst the vastness of the galaxy, the loss of 3 billion would be considered a paltry sum.
@@Mobius_118 In meme-land maybe.
The boys in the guard taking home the win with minimal casualties!
Best vacation ever for the Imperial Guard
Honestly, The Guards fight immortal beings, demons, Gods, corrupted creatures that all are too powerful. The Guardsmen fighting against star wars Republic was the easiest day of their lives.
@@vexingrabbit1824
The Republic has literally nothing to counter Astartes boarding actions. The moment i saw a Imperial Fist appear, i knew the battle is over.
That's always a favourite joke of mine from the Imperial Guard. Millions have died? Another flawless success for the guard.
@@Raffney yup when the Adeptus Astartes came rolling in I knew those troopers were only getting out in tupperware containers.
Star Wars: "This is madness! The Death Star blew up a planet"
Warhammer 40k: "First time?"
_Scoffs_ Just one planet?
It's fairly common actually prior to the Death Star blowing up the planet the empire had committed at least 4-5 genocides, flat out exterminated and made extinct or near extinct several races o and destroyed several planets via base delta zeros(orbital bombardment)
Inquisitor Krptymann on his own cleanse DOZENS of planets killing countless BILLIONS!
He also started the Octarius War which has killed trillions
So one Inquisitor has dealt more death that the Legends Galactic Empire. Maybe even more than the Yuuzhan Vong
I like to see Star Wars handle Daemons and Chaos Cultists, Traitor Clones, Traitor Droids and Traitor Jedi!
@@phoenixx913 star wars and warhammer are not really comparable. I like star wars more in terms of story ( original and the legend stuff) but warhammer is just.... Madness.
Ohhh look this planet is infested with aliens. Exterminatus via Virusbomb or planet cracker? Why not both???? Oh look the enemy got tanks and we got emporer class Titans.... Mankind biggest threat? Everyone and everything!
Phoenixx Genocides happen everyday, every hour, every minute in the imperium
*On the Republic side*
Clone: We killed more of them than us. One of us probably killed 10 before going down on that door.... But they just kept on coming... How can they pour in with such high amount of casualty ?!
*On the Imperium side*
Commisar: Oh ? Charlie and his squad got mowed down ? Better send Gary and his squad to the grinder then. The Emperor protects.
Gaurdsman: Gary and his squad are still on that republic planet we got suzan and her squad though
Gary the Stormtrooper?
@@Technocratos90 Yes, he betrayed the republic and the galactic empire...honestlly though he was just trying to be a good a father to his daughter when he let those droids go.
Commissar: Only 10% casualty rate? Guardsmen, must I be the reason for the rest? Surely, your energy have not waned, or am I required to boost your morale!?
@@jocosesonata Imperial Fist: "Compared to all the horrors we have fought in the Emperor's name, this is like a vacation to the Guardsmen, Commissar."
For the clones this was a hard fought and bloody battle , for the gaurd this is a normal Tuesday morning in 40k
This would be considered such a tiny battle with such minimal losses for the imperium that it wouldn't even be logged as a battle. More so along the lines of a bar fight.
More like a footnote.
entire epochs of mans greatest accomplishments have been forgotten in 40k , this would be tantamount to one of napoleon's battles with his hemorrhoids...
@taniths 1st and only sgt iron on duty Best vacation ever for the Imperial Guard
@taniths 1st and only sgt iron on duty Yup, it's very relaxing
I'm just wondering where the hell their Commissar is
Same question here...
Behind all the guardsmen
They are Cadians, they probably killed him for cowardice.
It's Ciaphas Cain HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!
I was checking to make sure the exits are clear in case we needed to make a tactical withdrawal.
Me: "Oh crap! The clones not only have arc troopers, commandos, and a big turret, but they also have the advantage of all the guardsmen being forced to go through one tiny door. They might actually win this."
*3 imperial fist space marines show up with shield*
Me: "Oh... it's over for the clones."
The epitome of "Oh...nevermind..."
@@Red_Beard2798 At least the Arc Troopers and Clone Commandos brought down as many Guardsmen with them
And neither are the Fists numbering a full Tactical Squad... or more sensibly, a squad of Terminators kitted out for that particular scenario; breaching and combat in close quarters.
@@TheWarmachine375 True. I don't think the clankers would've done any better.
@@dominicscreativefilms That is true. In VxV Tactics' Adeptus Mechanicus vs Droid Army videos, the Droids never stood a chance. Granted they managed to take down Servitors and their Mechanicus vehicles but in the end they were overwhelmed by Imperial Knights.
id be interesting to see how the clones deal mentally with an enemy that just sends its troops out with reckless abandon.
They've dealt with Droids that are an expendable army like themselvs
@Lord Admiral Spire Yep. And clones weren't trained well to fight enemies that actually used tactics lmao. Just point and shoot at the metal bucket walking around.
@Lord Admiral Spire That is true. It's the reason why the Republic and CIS citizens support the use of Clones and Droids so that they don't have to send their sons and daughters, husbands and wives, and friends and acquaintances to be drafted into the militaries and end up dying in the war.
Clones and Droids don't do well against actual soldiers
Gaunt's Ghosts would kill over a million clones on their own!
@@christiandauz3742 Actually they do. Their enemy that is the Imperium and Mechanicus are way above their weight class
This video is called "boarding action" where are the boarding torpedoes? Where are the Terminator Lightning Strike squads? Why wasn't there a ramming action?
Every Imperial Navy captain knows the fastest way to get your troops into an enemy ship is getting your ship inside the enemy ship.
It was late at night, that I and my Inquisitor acquaintance were running battle simulations in the noospehere.
"The fastest way to get your troops into an enemy ship is getting your ship inside the enemy ship," I passionately insisted, as my cogitators processed the success rates of the approach.
"Then show me how good your boarding tactics are," she replied and ran her fingers over the one-eyed aquila.
"FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!!" I yelled as I rammed my prow deep into her battleship.
The hull was quickly penetrated, and after a succession of controlled bursts from the auxiliary thrusters, my battleship was lodged deep - there was no escape. Soon my troops were filling the insides of her vessel... As the last of atmosphere leaked out into the void, the Inquisitor shivered and averted her gaze from the mess. Our eyes locked and all I could see in hers was amazement at such a display of tactical ingenuity.
@@ctrdnaskelo2541 yes I inquisitor, this post here:
I want to know why Cadians are doing the boarding, dont they have voidsmen?
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@@apostolnimillie7624 Why even have Cadians if you aren't going to use them?
"Just like the simulations!"
"Watch those bolter rounds!"
"They're sending in the astartes!"
The clones would get destroyed by the bolter rounds
Not even the Clones' shielding protected them
@@TheWarmachine375 The clone laser weapons would just be like a bee sting to the space marines
@@themandaloriangamingnetwor4964 A lot of bee stings to be honest but the Astartes felt worse than that
Vince Lumontad exactly, the imperial guard approves.
*My Lord Inquisitor.*
The forces of the Imperial Guard which I had received from Sector Command, had successfully boarded the so-called "Galactic Republic" asteroid base in uncharted space. The initial defenses were overwhelmed with swiftness only ever demonstrated by the Lord Astartes, and I give the Guardsmen my earnest gratitude.
Unfortunately, they had experienced losses which were unnecessary, and amounted to naught but waste of the Emperor's patience. I recommend a Regimental Commissar accompany them on their next mission, should there be one, and a more experienced officer be called from the Schola Progenium.
The defenses in the second hangar area of the base were... difficult, to crack. The Imperial Guard hadn't the firepower to create a successful breakthrough, and neither the time to achieve optimal cover. Fortunately, I had called upon a squad of Kasrkin to aid in the breaching of the static defenses, with astonishing success.
The next part of the offensive was of little importance, with the Guard having secured the outer perimeter of the holding area. Heavy Bolters were installed to help with softening the defenses of the inner perimeter, which were of significant aid.
Damnable enemies of the Imperium had managed to stall the offensive, rendering any attempt to man the Heavy Bolters once more moot. Not even concentrated Plasma Fire could breach the defenses, for the Kasrkin would fall from concentrated fire. I had the fortune of co-operating with the Lord Astartes of the Imperial Fists Chapter, which swiftly and mercilessly tore through the soldiers of the Republic.
With the base secure, I had unfortunately lost all contact with the men inside, the Lord Astartes included. I pray to the Emperor that the mission succeeds. When the Guardsmen return, I shall personally congratulate them, and send them off on the next assignment.
If they return.
At least this Commander is not a dick mostly
@@ingamingpc1634 You gotta take what you can. No guarantee he won't be moved elsewhere and be replaced by the next Chenkov
I'm pretty sure that the "if they return" part is from the darktide trailer
@@sauldripman2972 Both the beginning and the end are from the Darktide trailer. Glad someone noticed.
@@radicallarrythemailman8269 :-)
Seeing hundreds of guardsman crammed in that corridor was pretty funny
Also completely believable.
@@commmander64 At least they were disciplined and used flashbangs before charging out of the corridor.
@@commmander64 that was the best part. In any other game or situation could be the most unrealistic thing. But. Welcome to warhammer 🤣🤣
in a universe Where People Used the Bodies of there fallen Allies as Cover Sure its Pretty Funny
Yeah well, in 40k that's just routine
The guard does all the work and the astartes sweep in to take all the credit and glory.
10/10 on the realism. 😁
Well, the guard were fucked at that chokepoint. They would have been stuck there for a long time, having to outlast the clone's ammo supply. And it would be completely in character for them to chose that approach, sending in Marines was simply more efficient.
@@coriusfarinprimarchofthese7007 Even if they did not call in the 3 Astartes, I don't think the remaining Guardsmen can handle what's behind the vault that attacked them at the end of the video
Boo
@@TheWarmachine375 hmm ... maybe ? or ? .... maybe wait till 1 month of human wave .... maybe death toll will be billions or trillions guards men will do ??
@@SlayerGodOfDeath The Imperium's crusade fleet are in a galaxy far far away with no way back or Astronomicon to call for reinforcements.
They're currently stuck in Star Wars universe and they will have to conquer it in the name of the Emperor... or die trying
Galactic Republic: "come on boys, we can beat them!"
Imperium of Man:
*laughs in title wave of human pain and suffering*
Yeah right.
but the galactic republic have the comando clones
@Bundle O’ Fuck Orks think they win everything and with their wird ork magic they do
@Bundle O’ Fuck not to mention the Karskins
leonardo tobias leal espinoza Remember Kasrkins have out badassed a daemon before and it was glorious.
Me: (sees first squad of Guardsmen.) “easy pickings for the clone-“
(Sees horde of guardsmen following right after)
“...oh Emperor....”
Yup, that's where they get ya. It's easy gunning down the first thousand, but it's never _just_ a thousand for the Imperium's hammer.
“...oh Emperor....” which one? ;)
@@JStar1337 Palpatine is not Emperor, he's a Chancellor
@@TheWarmachine375Emperor Palpatine is only true Emperor. And some anatolian boy is just a fake one. Dead fake one :)
@@ПетрВрангель-т8п Lorgar would want to enlighten you with the Chaos Undivided
Really feel bad for those troopers, had homefield advantage and everything. Brought to heel by three astartes. Big F
Homefield advantage means nothing when 800 + lbs walking, breathing tanks and the emperors nicknamed “angels of death” come at you with essentially a fully automatic grenade launcher you won’t be alive very long
And the space marines would not have been able to push if the clones actualy used their grenades and had more than just "regs" i mean for real where are the rocket troopers and snipers
Zerrg Then they would just send in a Terminator squad via lightning strike in the middle of the clones’ lines
@@astarte9807 Clone Minimal Rocket Launcher < The Armor Designed by the LITERAL GOD EMPEROR of Man to Fight of Enemies that make Jedi, Sith, And almost every other race in the SW Universe Look like a Toddler in its Diaper
@@homelandenvironmentalriskc2787 yea dude i know very well what they can do im just talking about variety of the clones they had in their ranks
1:22
Perfect representation of the Imperial Guard
only thing is that clone should throw grenade first
Normally I don't like seeing clone troopers getting massacred but I understand this would be prob exactly how the conflict would go down. Awesome, it looked like a film.
At least they aquited themselves quite well with only one missed opportunity missed. to grenade the guard as they were first coming in and vulnerable but that is a very minor thing.
@@spacewolfblackmane19 isn't throwing nades on a ship incredibly dangerous for the clones and the ship itself?
@@AT-AT26 in our world yes, but not for the combatants their ships are more than strong enough. Expecully how both sides eagerly unload on both sides with weapons.
@@spacewolfblackmane19 The Clones did put up a good fight despite the odds against them
@@spacewolfblackmane19 They threw stun grenades (flashbangs). Thats why the clones didn't shoot back at first, they were blinded.
Implying guardsmen would use flashbangs and not affix bayonets
Even if they try get close to melee, the Guardsmen would get shot down from a distance by Clones
Vince Lumontad Yeah, a few would die, but *there’s a fuckton of guardsmen.* Human wave tactics are literally the Imperium’s specialty.
Even if the clones hold back a bayonet charge (which they’re ill equipped to meet up close) there were *actual Space Marines,* which would just run up at 80 miles per hour and simultaneously drop kick all of them.
They would do both. Popping smoke lets you get close. Bayonets lets you do stuff once you get close.
Guardsmen aren't stupid, and unless they're from Krieg, rarely suicidal. They're all willing to die for the emperor (or die trying) but they want to make it count.
When the first Demon Prince comes screaming out of the warp followed by swarms of plague marines the galactic Republic will come crawling to join the Imperium of man.
All they have to do is add there clone forces to the tithe of troops for the Astra militarum and the Imperium won't bother them with Direct Control.
Not to mention they get to solve their Jedi / Sith Problem by sacrificing them all to fuel the astronomicon as pyskers.
It's a win-win for everybody.
I..... Don't think that Jedi count as pure and true psykers.
@@monsterhiddenfromthesun210 Yep, for the sake of SW universe I don't think that Jedi count as psykers, otherwise all it would take is one crafty, hungry daemon and Jedi are...
What benefit does the Imperium gain by accepting the fealty of the Republic? The Imperial War World of Krieg could subjugate the entire Star Wars galaxy by themselves.
@@the_inquisitive_inquisitor Cloning Tech, Laser technology that can actually upgrade, FTL travel that DOESN'T require going through literal hell, scientists that can help feudal worlds produce greenery again, alien races that would actually like to help Humanity instead of annihilating it, the list goes on.
@@monsterhiddenfromthesun210 do you honestly think the Imperium would be interested in any of that? Anything that could actually help them would be declared "heresy" and destroyed.
Aboard the Emperor-Class Battleship, "Litany of Retribution", the General was going over the reports of the boarding action, numbers and casualties scrolling before his eyes, one a light blue, the other red glass. All in all, it was going better than anticipated. The relatively low-cost Guardsmen had been sacrificed to test the enemy's weapons, and clear the way so that the Kasrkin could do their bloody work. But even the Guardsmen had performed better against this enemy than anticipated. They were an interesting opponent, to be sure, disciplined and possessing unique variants of laser weaponry and unusual armor types, but all in all, they were little more challenging than Chaos renegades. In some ways, this felt more like he was putting down rebels than engaging in a Crusade.
Idly, he noted one area in which guardsmen were dying in greater proportions than the rest of the ship, and sent a humble request to the Imperial Fists to aid his forces in that area. He did not believe they were actually needed, but the enemy defenses appeared to be more concentrated there than any remaining area, and anywhere else would be even more of a waste of the Fist's talents. He had no doubt that they would handle the situation easily, and turned his eyes to the overall expenditures for the operation. Well within acceptable parameters. Below initial estimates even, the spike of deaths at the area the... 'Clones' they were called, yes, the spike of deaths at what appeared to be their most important holdout was what more closely approached one of their regular boarding operations. All in all, this one was going extremely well. If the Crusade maintained this loss rate, he might not even need to replace regiments by the time it was done.
"My lord." Came a nearby voice, and he spared a glance to one of the tactical officers, the one keeping an eye on Section 23-B he believed.
"Forces in 23-B have reported an additional unknown barrier in what appears to be a storage area. They believe they hear the sounds of biological entities beyond it, differing from the clone enemies. Requesting instructions." Ah, he was right. And he didn't even need to double-check which forces were assigned to that section, it had already earned his personal attention with it's death rate.
"Breach and reveal." He spoke simply, looking back to his own datapad and smiling lightly as he noted that yes, the Imperial Fists were still in position with his forces.
"Leave the enemy with no secrets to keep." He instructed plainly, to which the tactical officer bowed his head.
"Yes my lord." He spoke, before turning back to the console and repeating the general's instructions. Said general idly checked on the progress of the rest of the boarding actions. Almost all sections had been cleared. Soon the ship would be theirs and the tech priests could begin their investigations. Apparently, there was something about the ship engines of these opponents that the Mechanicus wanted to study further in dep-
A red ping on his dataslate instantly drew his eye and caused it to furrow deeply. One of the Imperial Fists was down. Then another. Then another.
He stood up even as the tactical officer's eyes widened and he let out a stuttering-
"M-my Lord!"
"I see it." He replied curtly, not even glancing at the datapad to know that the rest of the forces in that area were being slaughtered. Something that could take down marines that quickly would have no trouble with the remaining forces.
"Has anyone lived long enough to make a coherent report?" He asked, leaning over the tactical officer and looking down to their console, eyes examining the various data feeds. No helmet cameras unfortunately.
"N-no my Lord. Just screaming sir." He spoke, straightening up, doing his best to push down the shock that the Marines had been killed, and so quickly. The General nodded and then straightened up, turning with a stone face and fighting back an internal sigh. Well, there went the 'acceptable casualties' part of the action. A pity.
"Relay what you have to the Imperial Fists Captain, then switch observation to Reserve Forces, Battalions 29, 34, 57, 99, and 165 of the 220nd Cadian Shock Troopers. Relay orders to move to Section 22-A and set up fortifications. Tell them to expect a heavy assault from an as-of-yet unidentified opponent." He instructed, and the officer nodded curtly.
"At once my lord!" He instructed, before switching Vox frequencies from what few of the dying guardsmen remained to call up the reserve units, while the General began passing orders to the rest of the forces on the ship to converge around 22-A, and a few other nearby choke points, with similar instructions. Hopefully the Fists Captain could make sense of the information given, or his own soldier's reports, and be able to handle this quickly. If not... well, he'd ask the ship Captain to keep the cyclonic torpedoes loaded.
jesus that was a pretty long reply to a youtube video
@@thomashisted5984 indeed! but a damn accurate one!
Can you please continue the story when the next vid is up? This was a great read :)
Well done, my dude!
@@astro6009 (Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed.)
I know that guardsmen are generally cannon fodder, and often the 40k's punching bag.
But don't those guys train since they are like; 5 years old? Adding that up with superior tech, mass quantities and better training, I think it's a wonder how they didn't end the battle with fewer casualties
You are correct. Cadian guardsmen shown here train since childhood. Tons of people (especially Star Wars fans) aren't familiar with the fluff of both 40k and Star Wars weapons/armor/training and really only have a very basic and "pop" understanding of lore.
@@VxVTactics Yeah, I've been wondering since their color palette looks pretty similar to the Cadian ones when I played DoW.
I think that when something/one absolutely mauls your favorite army or faction in a series or game. It's probably time for that person to look up why that happened instead of just giving the video a thumbs down cuz they believed their bois were being made a mockery of, or ending up with a small debacle (Like when a youtuber got confused and tried to be an SJW in Call to Arms instead of wondering why the americans always wins evenly numbered battles. He didn't really know that the americans have the toughest armor and health pool but lower overall numbers and stamina compared to the russians and Insurgents)
The power of habit
*Indignant gasmask noises*
Uhm, yes, but clones are trained FROM BIRTH, your point?
The funny thing is everyone seems to forget that plastisteel armor does NOTHING against ballistic projectiles its only designed to resist energy and plasma based weaponry and even then does a bad job at that
IG flak armour is equaly ineffective though. There is a good chance, ballistic projectile and energy blasts will penetrate. It offers only modern day equvivalent of a lvl 3a ceramic protection with additional ablative layers to disperse glancing energy weapon hits. But then again, it's 40k, and ammunition used is usualy more powerful than anything we have today. Plus there are reinforced versions of it, like Carapace. But afaik, Carapace only provides improved protection against solid projectiles.
Plasteel armour does nothing against ballistic, however it is PLENTY effective to resist energy based weaponry.
It dissipates energy, it does not just block it altogether.
It is made to make sure the wearer goes wounded instead of just straight up dying.
Besides that why would they make armours that work against ballistic projectiles in the Star wars universe, when basically no one uses any.
We don't exactly equip our soldiers with armour to help against swords, because it will be incredibly rare for our soldiers to even face anyone using swords.
Just gonna quickly remind y'all that the ceramite armor of the Space Marine shits itself when it gets hit by a Lasgun of any version. Mainly the lasguns of the Krieg, the Lucius Pattern which would fucking fry itself and would have the risk of literally exploding in the soldiers' face were it not for systems implemented into the barrel. Bolters are also mini-rocket-launchers. So the Republic's troops stood literally no chance with their glowstick launchers.
@@Gary_The_Metro Stormtrooper armor does a better job at dispersing the blaster shots than Clone trooper armor.
@@revvedandrunning uhm, no, not quite glowstick launchers, i would read what a blast is amd does.
These in particular use plasma, but the others sich as stormtroopers ones use charged particle beams, and as far as lore goes, they did as much damage as a lasgun, only in a different more family friendly fashion due to the extremely different nature of the two projectiles.
Emergency report of Theta squad of the Republic commandos / Imminent loss of the Bright Dawn + Potential new biological weapon to use against the Imperium
Admiral Yularen, as per orders, Theta squad has evacuated the Imperial planet named Baal after the Cult of Chaos’ invasion. Our reconnaissance was fruitful; as we found the coordinates of something the Imperium calls a Great Devourer nesting area, not too far from the Blood Angels’ homeworld.
We rejoined our Venator-class cruiser, the Bright Dawn, and headed to these coordinates. The planet was barren and without atmosphere, as it seems the Blood Angels used planet-killing weaponry, their so-called Cyclonic Torpedoes. Theta Squad did investigate, and we found deep underground eggs yet to hatch, in some sort of primordial soup.
Thinking it could be a subspecies of the Killik insectoid race, or at least an ally against the Imperium, we evacuated the eggs and placed them aboard the Bright Dawn. However, few days later, as we were returning to safer space, we lost contact with the few rooms around the egg storing area. The reconnaissance squads sent never returned. On my authority, I barricaded every access to the egg storage room, including any ventilation system.
Unfortunately, our vessel was intercepted by a small imperial flotilla. We could outrun their larger vessels, but they sent a swarm of boarding craft. Our outer defenses are being breached as I write this message. They’ll soon be upon us. I regret to inform that Theta Squad will not be able to complete its primary mission.
We will try to fight back the Imperial Guard, and their allies of the “Imperial Fists” warrior-cult. Let the Chancellor know that Theta and the crew of the Bright Dawn fought to the last clone. My last report is this: This Great Devourer seems to be the only thing to actually scare the Imperium’s forces. Maybe they could be weaponized.
I recommend increasing the search for more eggs. Attached to this message are locations to planets that the Blood Angels consider “lost” to the Devourer. Recommend investigating there first.
The Republic endures.
Republic commando - Theta squad - Authentication code JAAL-29-51 - Over and out.
Anyone who want to weaponize Tyranid won't end well,expect Ork becaz ork is da best
Philippe-Michel Hély *waning to weaponized ‘nids for the republic*
Yay I can see why the imperium wants them dead
Its the tyranids isn't it
1 they come from eggs
2 they literally just are hungry and devour stuff
3 the republic is to stubborn to believe they can tame tyranids!
Imagine the Imperium fleet's reaction if they intercepted the message
@@ashraffhashrin4196 4 The Republic is already infiltrated by Genestealer Cults by now
I've only got into warhammer about 2 years ago. Been reading/watching star wars lore/wikis/games/movies since I was a child.
Which is why I want to tell you that those clones lasted.. way longer than they should have. Lasguns blow limbs apart. The IG should've taken this even without the marines.
@Lord Admiral Spire Plus the Guardsmen were facing the Arc Troopers and Clone Commandos, the best of the best in the Clone Army.
@Lord Admiral Spire Yeah, you are right. Where clones have a buff in the armor, guardsmen have in DAKKA.
Lasgun is a *laser* weapon, technically a hitscan weapon with the projectile travelling with the speed of light. If there was a jedi, it'd be impossible for him to deflect even a few of them with a lightsaber. No reaction is enough to deflect light.
Blasters' projectiles are very slow in comparison.
If we consider, that generic lasgun = generic blaster in power, Imperial Guard is absolutely better.
Moreover, clones don't have really much AoE weapons, other than nades or some explosive blasters, at least they are not shown here. A few plasmacannons used as mortars could've been enough to obliterate defences. Which was shown in this video with plasmagun kasrkin storm troopers.
Basically, a space marine squad would've been enough to get through these defences. Even flak armour can't really protect from large caliber bolts, whereas only very lucky lasgun shots can do some damage against power armor. This is how people try to stop superhuman warriors ruclips.net/video/CMGRa4_UjE4/видео.html
These Call to arms mods Seem well balanced against one another, Unlike MOWAS, where even Imperium conscripts has a massive health boost over the clones.
And I look at the comments, And It seems there is little to no star wars favourites, As most comments end with 'The Emperor Protects'/
Glory to the CIS!
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(I know the CIS wasnt in this video, But eh).
@@Clonetrooperz48 At least the Clone Troopers were able to put up a fight against Guardsmen but they were no match against 3 Space Marines of Imperial Fists
Still essentially the same mod used in previous videos, just with lots of balance changes.
Right? I mean i love warhammer and all of that. But the clones are more capable that someone think. Besides its absurd that a simple guardsman has a lot of health
A single clone should be Karshikan(?) levels of accuracy and expertise if we're being serious here. Clones are quite literally made for war, superior to unaltered humans in every way. But once the space marines were involved it was over.
Thank you VxV Tactics.
You give us real Warhammer 40 000 movies than those liars/child rapist hollywood monsters will never give us.
And it's totaly free.
Thanks, my man.
"The 501st never runs!"
"Too bad the 7th Legions doesn't either..."
Those kasrkin were kicking some MAYOR ass!
What else did you expect? Lmao
@@kubikkuratko188 Poor Clones when they get vaporized
THIS IS BRILLIANT i felt like watching a cgi short film you really have a talent man
Amazing Video! Its great to see a believable composition in such a firefight, a crap-ton of guardsmen as fodder, a few heavy infantry and then Space Marines at the end. There may be millions of Astartes, but there are Billions over Billions inside the Astra Militarum. EMPEROR PROTECTS!
At least the Clone Commandos and the Arc Troopers gave one hell of a fight and had taken as many Guardsmen with them til the very end. They made their end memorable.
FOR THE REPUBLIC!
manage to hold hundreds of guardmen at choke point then process to get wreaked by 3 space marine
At leas they went down fighting
If you look at it from a lore perspective(as opposed to gameplay), that small squad of Marines we saw at the end could have taken the entire base alone with zero casualties.
@Lord Admiral Spire As Magneto from X-Men The Last Stand would say, "Let the pawns go first."
Holy heck... this was beautiful and awesome! Seeing two of my favorite armies duke it out! And this reminded me just how horrifying the weapons of the Imperium is along with the Adeptus Astartes.
well...
next to warhammer 40k star wars is... almost realistic
Implying the Imperial Fists wouldn't just come in boarding torpedos.
Clones: were used to being outnumbered 100 to one!
Guardsmen: thats cute.
they are used to outnumber 1000 to one
Wow you are very better with the Machinima, and I see even the mod is better. Please continue like this, I'm your fan.
Sorry for my English
Thank you! (:
@@VxVTactics you're welcome. But for a Boarding party is more efficient use a Terminator Squad.... Especially if you have kill Tyranids. Seriously why the Tyranids are in a SW ship?!?
P. S. Remember even the SW Universe have their horrors.... Like 'The Mother'
@@rosalbafuda447 We know nothing about the 40k fleet. Maybe its an Astra Militarum fleet with SM support or an Inquisitors fleet with many kinds of imperial troops or a SM fleet with AM support. Terminators are rly rare. Only the first company has some Terminators (Normaly. Its some times different...).
And normal Marines are totally superior to clones, so why should they waste their valuable Termis if they have some?
(I hate english grammar...
German grammar is superior!)
@@VxVTactics Heart my story please. Thanks. :D
got some astartes vibe in this video. and that is good vibe
The glory boys...
@@d.staten1958 Well, 3 Sons of Dorn did come to reinforce the Guardsmen and wipe out the Clone Commandos and Arc Troopers.
Vince Lumontad Guardsmen would be more glorious without the sons of Dorn. SM are overrated.
@@d.staten1958 That is true. Although the Space Marines are needed since apparently whatever is behind the vault is above the Guardsmen's weight class to handle
@@TheWarmachine375 honestly 3 of them was overkill
This is really inaccurate, as it is known that the imperium of man didn’t give their standard troops proper guns, instead providing them with guns that shot light and did fuck all
The main reason as to why the guns of the imperial gaurd didn't do anything, is because they are comparing it to the things they are ment to kill. An orc can have his head blown off with a lassgun, but he will still fight, the same goes for a starter and other tings the imperium of man has to face.
Bad Batch, Republic Commandoes and Dark Tropers enter the scene.
Inquisitor and Techpriest in unison: whoa, hold on, what are those.
/3 minutes of explanation later/
"We're taking your full stock!"
i love that bolters cause their targets to explode violently
that's how it should be for a gun that's basically a rocket launcher/machine gun hybrid
A group identical, faceless soldiers with only a number identification, dying without a name. And then there’s the clones.
The biggest weakness the starwars universe has it its sole reliance of energy weapons due to that they have no protection to kinetic weapons especially bolters so they'll likely lose every time
but vs laser weapons their armour should be pretty effective
for space marines they could use thermal detonators or maybe electromagnetic grenades
@@ofal5124 true that's why they stand a chance against the guardsman however its mute due to the sheer billions of soldiers the guardsman have as the have literal hundreds if not millions of planets to pull soldiers from to just overwhelm the enemy but that's not here or there. The guardsman have standard issue crack grenades that are from what I've seen 1.5 times minimum. More powerful than the thermal detonator. And guardsman dont have alot of electrical equipment to be short circuited by emp grenades as the lazrifel might be the only thing and even so it's common to just pick up either a fallen guardsmans weapon if yours stops working. In addition the trooper armour would not be able to take high grade plasma blasts as seen previously as they are far more powerful and ment to destroy light armour vehicles and or high grade enemies there are usually a few men with plasma cannons in a standard guardsman regiment they are given higher grade armour and more grenades as well. The main thing is you cant compare 40k to other scifi galaxies due to how ridiculous it is and that's why 40k fans love 40k because it is ridiculously over powered. It stands in a league of it's own as it has so mutch over the top lore that its beyond crazy and seeing as the rebooted the starwars genre they have little to no chance in hell of winning against the 40k universe and even if you include the now retconned material that just takes their odds from none to a a chance similar to trying to find a needle with a particular persons blood on it in a pile of millions of needles and that's if I'm being generous. I loved starwars but they cant beat 40k jedi loose to the librarians and or space marines shooting 77mm shell at them that can't be deflected troopers lose to guardsman if not by shear overwhelming amount of troops and weapons such as tanks and battlements, and with well they lose against the chaos space marines witch are believe it or not worse and more dangerous than the standard variant.
@@ofal5124 honestly I thought they stood a chance till a saw the marines walking in then I knew they were done the imperial fists were going to take the win
“The 501st never runs!” *you really should*
1:21 his a heretic he can shoot thorough his comrads
the emperor protects!!! even its a friendly fire
@@masterdanielm5821 oi u realize the friendly fire is off right? Its heretical
@@boom350ph its not heretical it's the emperor's will!! he wont let the guardsman die by just from shooting through his comrades
i feel like those guardmens were a less than expected from cadian soldiers
They don't have a Commissar to boss them around too as well
@Warrior of Chaos yes.
@Warrior of Chaos order denied, we need to get to the manofactorum, wile atacking the orks with the ultramarines , and then steal their shit
Cadian's die in droves just like any other.
@Warrior of Chaos YES
5:31 *A bunch of battle-hardened clones with high powered weapons with force shield armor trying to defeat a 3 space marine*
Space Marines: 5:35 *Tis but a scratch*
It really says a lot about how much Warhammer outstrips Star Wars in technology when the Guardsmen can overpower the clones in a standard firefight, but at least the Republic has a shot against them if they hunker down at a decent chokepoint. But once the Astartes were called in, it was just over.
"Let's see them fight ALL of us!" - Some corpse in the 41st millennium
Wonderful! The difference that a mere 2 Astartes made was... breathtaking!
3 Astartes*
@@doc43souls74 you are correct! There were 3.
@@lokai7914 Thanks for rechecking and agreeing)
@@doc43souls74 My pleasure. It's important to acknowledge when you're wrong... especially when we're discussing whether it takes 2 or 3 Astartes to roll through the the poor, outclassed Stormtroopers... lol
@@lokai7914 Well, it may as well take 2 Astartes to roll through them, if they were the same chapter from this video (Imperial Fists, I think) or Iron Warriors, since both are VERY GOOD at siege and defense
4:45 alright, don't know if ot was intended but that was comedy gold. You have this hellstorm of gunfire and then this turret awkwardly jittering only to go "pew" once. Had me bursting out laughing. Otherwise, awesome stuff.
There is a funnier part bro.. 3:15 dude with a pistol standing there all badass like he's about to do something and promptly gets turned into a fucking Skelton hahahaha
@@cadian122 man thought he was gonna have an epic last stand, but he got fucking obliterated by a plasma round.
"Throne....they weren't trying to keep us out...they were trying to keep this thing IN..."
The moment the Astartes showed up, it was all over
Ima-Gun Di: "Well, let's make our end memorable!"
Hell they just needed one astartes to crack that defense
@@fdajax5107 and they Shielded Astartes. Good luck penetrating that
@@JohnSmith-mh8uk You might need a lot of Rocket Launchers to break through
@@fdajax5107 It'd be a miracle if it took two defense lines to kill one Astartes
Seeing all the Brothers be slaughtered is hard to watch for me who grew up with clone wars Rest in peace bois you served the republic well and fought well
Yo man could we get a win for Star Wars one of these days xD
Unlikely. If we look at this from a simple numbers perspective, estimates put the Grand Army of the Republic at around 3 million(3,000,000) at its peak. On the flip side, the Astra Militarum(the first guys we saw, and the most basic soldier in the Imperium), numbers around 500 trillion(500,000,000,000,000). That means there is roughly 167 million(166,666,666) Guardsmen for every Clone Trooper. And that isn't even taking into account the Militarum Tempestus(the second set of guys with the different helmets and plasma cannons) or the Space Marines. Suffice it to say, there is no world in which the Republic could fight off the Astra Militarum, let alone the full might of the Imperium.
@@coriusfarinprimarchofthese7007 Even if the Republic and CIS teamed up and work together with their Clone and Droid Armies?
@@TheWarmachine375 CIS is even worse then the clones lmao, they wouldn't help much
@@tharnstonewall2005 True. The Adeptuus Mechanicus are dealing with the CIS themselves
When the guardsmen were in the corridor, I was screaming "Throw a thermal detonator!" But that wouldn't have made a video.
Or they'll just send more Guardsman
@@comradekenobi6908 Or three Space Marines
Yeah, neither side had grenades for some illogical reason.
@@davehood2667 Well, the guardsmen had flash bangs.
@taniths 1st and only sgt iron on duty Better safe than sorry
Even thou i'm a huge 40k fan I have to say i don't think the guard could've won on their own(with this few guardsmen ar least). As far as I know Blasters fire a plasma projectil, not nearly as powerfull as a 40k plasmaweapons, but Plasma none the less. While the guards mostly use standard lasguns against well armored and trained clonetroopers.
Nice video still.
Blaster is a laser weapons and to what star war lore describe them they are not as good as lasgun, lasgun is very good when not facing power amour or armoured vehicles . And clones armour is not really anything special at all when compare to other universe troops maybe on par with flak .And guardsmen are well trained if these are Cadian the clones have no chance.
Imperial guard: FOR THE EMPEROR!
Storm trooper: say whaaaat?
Ohh come on ....I mean the enemies are all gathered up in a tight Hallway and nobody got the idea of throwing a Damm grenade at them
I must say this would highly unlikely happen if it ever did happen. Clone troopers are genetically modified clones that from birth are made and trained to fight a war. They are tougher, stronger, more agile, they are well equipped and trained. Clones that were apart of the republic era of production had tough and heavy armor even within the ranks of common foot soldier that were supposed to stop high velocity projectiles, unlike the bolter rounds. Clones also had training that focused on tactical positioning and fighting in extreme conditions, they are no space marines but they should be able to hold a choke point such as the tunnel in the first scene. Just like the forces of the Astra Militarum, the clone army is a swarming force with many vehicles and large variety of weapons, however they run countless simulations before they are deployed and their commanding officers know that there is a time to fight and a time for a tactical retreat, they don't execute their own soldiers unless proven to be traitors and even then they are imprisoned.
My point is, clone troopers should be able to tackle the forces of the imperium, as long as it's not space marines and psychers.
This was an interesting scenario but we can't always say 40k will win hands down. Imperial soldiers are more than enough times just new recruits due to the fact that they are constantly dieing, there are a few veterans but even their numbers slowly fall, meanwhile clones have thousands of hours of training, simulations and even combat deployment. Clones were meant to fight and survive, their production was expensive and so is their gear.
That's all well and good until you consider that the Astra Militarum outnumbers the Grand Army of the Republic roughly 167 million to 1.
It look perfect! Then i saw this video, i thought it is trailer for game with Warhammer 40k and Star Wars, which made on engine of the game, with some CGI!
The Republic was blessed when they got that million clone troopers to fend off the separatists, the Imperium would sweep through all of Star War's universe in record time with a single crusade.
Fantastic work! Clones fought well to the end. Nice to see space marines and guardsmen fighting side by side as they should do. Shame the clone commander didn't get a chance to use his pistol. the Karskin commandos seem slightly OP with their plasma guns. What a cliffhanger at the end. What exactly where the clones guarding?
Same question
Dude this is like watching an episode of a series or a movie
Pretty accurate. Just drop a SM boarding squad w good ole boarding shields and they are set . Blasters can’t pierce boarding shield unless you use nades or other device . Also , Republic Troopers armor can’t stop a mass reactive bolt . The Star Wars universe is doomed the day one of their outposts gets hailed in the name of the Emperor of Mankind
This is insanely in the guards favor. Literally more guardsman should have been shreaded in thst bottle neck. Literally if tjis wasn't so bias the clones would stomp the guard easily
Kasrkin are absolute and utter badasses.
In the novel Eisenhorn, a team of them encounters something they've never seen before, a literal warp (hell) daemon who is virtualy invulnerable, but they didn't hesitate even for a second to charge right into that thing to cover the protagonists, one slashing and stabbing it open with a bayonet wherever they suspected weak spots, the other hammering it with their Hellguns ( rapid-fire laser rifles ), the other attempting to blow it up. All that happened within mere moments. The daemon eventualy vaporized them all, but their attack was so vicious it actualy had to recover from it, giving the heroes precious time to escape.
The defense in depth was great. The different weapons and troops was great. One thing, the heavy weapons would be manned if the original crew is lost, can say they are damaged, but shouldn't be always destroyed when the crew dies.
A single clone squad could hold off a company of guardsmen being funneled through a doorway, also gotta love how the guardsmen got to not only just kill like 15 clones for free going through the doorway, but also then use cover the clones set up for them to have a firefight with
My bet is on tyrannids infected with the Rakhgul curse.
really well done! I like that you started out purely Guardsmen vs Troopers for an even conflict. Guardsmen always have the numbers, its kind of their thing :P
Well that was Quite Epic. I loved the tried and true Guard method of throwing enough men into the breach and pushing through. 👍
Send in enough body's eventually they'll run out of ammo
The clone one made no sense. Why did they keep moving around so much. It ended up playing out like they were the attackers instead of defenders. Gotta keep them still and in cover.
Ah, SUPERIOR FIREPOWER AT ITS FINEST THROUGH THE EYES OF THE IMPERIUM.
How to International Relations 101 ;)
At least we see Clones take down as many Guardsmen with them
Vince Lumontad There are more guardsmen than clones so it’s irrelevant
@@Aden_III Actually, the Imperium crusade were sent to the Star Wars universe by Warp shenanigans (if you recall Clones vs Imperial Guard in Kashyyk video by VXV Tactics followed by Clones vs Orks and later Clones vs Imperial Guard and Ultramarines in Christophsis and the Adeptus Mechanicus vs CIS on Geonosis) and with a calm version of the Warp and no Astronomicon in sight to call in reinforcements, they have no choice but to conquer the galaxy or die trying.
Because of that, the Imperium crusade cannot afford to lose so many Guardsmen unless they decided to recruit from human worlds of Star Wars galaxy they conquered and indoctrinated them like how the First Order did to their Stormtroopers.
I mean the Imperial Guard could recruit from Mandalore they conquered and its Mandalorian people are more than happy to join since they wanted to regain the past glories of being warriors regardless who leads them.
Vince Lumontad That makes a lot of sense actually
@@Aden_III Indeed and that would be awesome.
in the entire starwars movies something like 5 planets got blown up, that's just a regular day of work for an inquisitor ;D
Only thing I didnt really like was the fact normal guardsmen were wiping out trained well armed clone troops.
It was a very close match when it was clones 1 clone per 5-10 guardsmen, they started to win when the karskin did their thing
Novash Nova Normal Guardsmen ? Those were Cadians, they are trained from birth to fight.
The troopers actually forced the imperium to bring 3 space marines. Impressive, most impressive 😂🤣
Yeah I mean, this gave me goosebumps at moments. Excellent work
What the hell did those fool Astartes let loose, a Rancor?! And, at one point I thought an Imperial Dreadnought was going to stomp its way through the cargo hold and swat those clones like flies.
Amazing Cinematic, I rarely sub but you more than deserve it.
I really don't get why in all these videos neither the clones nor stormtroopers have any support weapons while the 40k armies seem to have access to a plethora of weapons. Yet not a single clone rocket launcher or sniper rifle anywhere to be seen. Only like 3 gatling guns in this one other than some stationary weapons.
You don't want large amounts of explosive munitions in the corridors of your ship/station. The clone army is known for its lack of diversity in equipment, with DC-15C and DC-15A models making up the bulk of blasters they use. If it were a clone wars episode the clones wouldn't even have any special weapons, only light blasters.
Take arms Brothers!
TFW a literal army of countless clones is outnumbered by an army of average people
Me: sees Gatling gun in hallway with pretty good angle
Clone on said Gatling gun: stops shooting after 4 rounds
Me: WTF DID YOU STOP FOR
This is inaccurate:
I didn't see 1 bayonet charge from the guards men and the spacemarines didn't scream FOR THE EMPEROR
That's mainly the death korps of krieg
Does anyone think these sounds are actually TYRANIDS!!!!!!
Ashraff Hashrin yes
No, it ewoks :)
@@Van_O Ewoks mixed with tyranid DNA. The most terrifying thing in Fiction
@@AT-AT26 Oh hell no!
I was thinking Rakgouls honestly.
Now that's a terrifying though Tyranids mixed with Rakgouls.
The reason why that's terrifying is because Rakgouls have the ability to become force sensitive and use force powers all Rakgouls have an infectious jaws and claws that turns whoever gets bit or clawed into a Rakgoul.
Is it just me or did we just hear General Grievous' pet at the end of this battle?
Clones does not use:
1. covers even when stands near it,
2. heavy weapon when it operator killed,
3. where is AT-TE's?
4. termal detonators,
5. mines, rocket launchers, sniper and heavy blasters, or other weaponry.
Clones dies from one lasgan shot? really? Even commissars use botgun to be shure that he can kill simple guardsmen))))
Why guardsmens does not retreat? It no commissars on battlefield, no commanders, no vox operatros. When IG does not receive orders reinforced with commissars charisma - they hold positions or run away, then why they attack? I'am shure that Imperial Fists would not take command.
Why the plasmaguns does not explodes? Everybody knows that imperial plasmaguns for guardsmen is one shot gun - it does one shot and explodes on second click))))))
Why guardsmen stand more then one hit from blasters? Blaster is better version of plasmagun. In W40000 even astartes dies when receive one or two plasma shots.
Why simple astartes use combi bolters?? It is weapon for terminators.
Bro , Great job! Well made video you did. I love your videos man. Keep uo the great work you do. Though know that I love Legends Starwars and i'm a huge hard core fan. The Clones did put up good fight. The Clones should had some well trained very powerul Jedi with the clones, and commandoes . Well trained Jedi being equal to power to the super Space marines.
That squad of SM would have been enough, without sustaining a few hundred guard casualties.
Galactic empire: *blows up a planet* “WE ARE THE EVILEST EMPIRE MWHAHAHA”
Imperium of man: *Laughs in inquisition*
Fuck me. This is outstanding. Carry on the Emperor's work.
i kinda wonder what clone commandos or clone shock clone troopers would do in this situation
When the guardsman kept coming, running into the hail of laser beams I was thinking "Oh yeah now this is the warhammer tactics I know"
In the grim darkness of a galaxy far far away..
I'd like to think this was what went down during the whole disney take over.
and that was a small group of guardsmen
That was fantastic man. I cannot wait to see more from you! :]
Its quite on the easier side for warhammer because they finally fight something human like