Can we just take a moment to appreciate Princeps Enoch. Gets his orders, raises concerns, and the accepts Titus's arguments without quibbling. Recognizes that the job needs to be done and does it even if he doesn't like it all that much.
From what I've learned from the books, Enoch is is truly a special kind of Princeps. Usually, they would balk at taking orders from an Astartes Captain.
I think both voice actors for Titus reflect him well within the story, here Titus is younger, his voice softer, noble yet firm. The older Titus in Space Marine 2 is gruffer, heavier, and reflects not just his age, but his mental exhaustion having been assigned to the deathwatch and the persistent accusations of heresy thrown at him.
@@ravioliravioligivemethefor5882 And he suddenly somehow have a smoker's voice or someone screaming bloody murder for a voice. Nah, it is canon that he got tortured by Thrax. He's no Teenager for 100+ years to have this sudden voice change.
With the new Space Marine II game, what we need now is Warhammer 40K: The Guardsman. The set-up is that the player is the lone survivor of an Imperial Guard regiment that was been wiped out while fighting some xenos (we've fought Orks and Tyranids, so this time it can be Necrons). He is saved only by the arrival of a company of Astartes. The Guardsman is unable to contact the higher echelons of the Imperial Guard, so he takes his trusty lasgun and tags along with the Astartes. Initially, the Astartes consider him to be little better than a mascot with a lasgun, and if he tries to tank anything it results in the player having to reload from the most recent save. However, because he isn't wearing half a ton of armor he is able to move with a stealth that the Astartes can only dream about, and his lasgun by its nature is able to damage targets protected by force fields that are impenetrable to bolter and plasma fire, and this enables him to provide key support at critical times. From time to time he comes across damaged I.G. vehicles which the Astartes cannot operate (because they cannot fit through the hatch into the crew compartment), and after repairing them he is somewhat more effective for brief periods. However, the vehicle soon draws enemy fire and he has to bail out in order to avoid having to reload from the previous save. As the game progresses he gains the respect of the Astartes. This is mostly reflected in comments they make when he dies. Early on they say things like, "Not very useful, are they," progressing to less dismissive comments like, "He died doing his duty," "If they were all that brave their commissars wouldn't have to shoot them," and so forth. One of the game achievements is to hear each of these comments at least once. And because nothing about WH40K is complete without a good dose of gallows humor, the Astartes will also comment if the player has to reload the game too often. "Wait, weren't you dead a minute ago?" At the end of the game he is reunited with the Imperial Guard. The lieutenant over the Astartes company commends him to his new superiors, and he is awarded the Order of the Empire, Third class. ("Well, you didn't die, so First Class is out, and you're still in one piece, so Second Class is out, too.")
I love how Space Marine 2 has it's own feel and look. Space Marine looks more like a God of War spinoff which is understandable given that God of War 3 released a year prior to Space Marine.
Me too, hands down. Though no doubt the people who first played Space Marine in 2011 would say the 2011 version is the best lol. But to me, yes, SM2 guy is sooo much better, more emotions. Instead of just monotone.
I have to agree, I prefer Titus in Space Marine 2. Even though Mark Strong was the voice actor for Titus in the first game, it wasn't his best performance.
@@JzyryllChryssComoda actually knights were for all terraforming operations. The weapons were added later to defend settlements. As one lore guys put it, “the giant Fu(& off chain saw so handy for clearing trees is awfully handy for clearing large threatening creatures as well”. Farming, mining, construction, ect. Knights only got called knights after neo feudalism showed up. N
@@JzyryllChryssComodaand no titans were always war machines the problem is The Imperium only has older crappy ones presumably after the ai revolt we destroyed all the super advanced ai ones
Man this game is so good but i have never understood why captain of the second company on a mission with only 3 space marines . Where is his company and battle barge , this makes 0 sense
absolutely not lmao, princeps are beyond important. only about 1 in 1 billion can actually pilot a titan. Considering that even just interfacing with the machine spirit kills most trainees. Titans are absurdly important for morale and the imperium defense
This was such a letdown. You finally get to the Titan, and all it does is a walk a bit, and fire ONCE. There should have been a section where you get to pilot and crush enemies, including Orkboyz.
@@demondeity9816 dreadnought and titan are different beings search em up, also machine spirit isn't Ai, they are a rather strange being, even a lasgun have a machine spirit, which differ from Ai, but can influence on the machine on some seemingly random and luck based occurrences
Titans are given some leeway in regards to the matter of AI being banned. Titan machine spirits are never directly confirmed to be AI, but it's often hinted in many stories that they are in fact restrained AIs, often with animalistic intelligences. There are a fair number of stories in which Princeps, the pilots of Titans, have experienced emotional impressions from the Titan that they command, as well as some Titans have on rare occasions acted under their own power. There was even one story in which it was described that Titans often become restless while in transit to a new world, moving without anyone controlling them and yearning to be taken into battle. There was even one story where a Titan that had been involved in the Horus Heresy effectively experienced nightmares from the Heresy while it was slumbering, and blasted a hole in the side of the ship that was transporting it with its plasma gun as a reaction to the nightmares. Titans are also generally piloted, with a crew size dependent upon how large of a Titan it is. A Warhound Titan, for example, will generally be piloted by a single Princeps while a larger Titan like a Warlord will generally have a Princeps and a team of Moderati to handle the weapons systems.
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@AndrewRyan-zv7zb It still looks hideous, dude. There are mechs out there that look like hardcore military without looking anime af like Titanfall. Honestly, most IoM vehicles look so boxy like that mech in the video or their motorcycles, fighter craft, dropships, etc. Even their guns look hideously boxy. I thought the IoM was supposed to have a gothic art style, yet their equipment doesn't seem gothic to me. It seems like IoM likes everything to look like a box.
@@johncarl5505 Everything is a box if you want to be reductive about it. Especially those awful robots from titanfall. What's a gothic gun gonna look like to you a church steeple? Everything about the imperium is drowned in gothic style. "Boxy" or not.
@AndrewRyan-zv7zb Also, why did you assume I want it to look like a Gundam? I never said it needed to look like one. I just want it to look more intimidating and utilitarian, but instead, it looks like a child drew it in his sleep.
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Can we just take a moment to appreciate Princeps Enoch. Gets his orders, raises concerns, and the accepts Titus's arguments without quibbling. Recognizes that the job needs to be done and does it even if he doesn't like it all that much.
From what I've learned from the books, Enoch is is truly a special kind of Princeps. Usually, they would balk at taking orders from an Astartes Captain.
I think both voice actors for Titus reflect him well within the story, here Titus is younger, his voice softer, noble yet firm. The older Titus in Space Marine 2 is gruffer, heavier, and reflects not just his age, but his mental exhaustion having been assigned to the deathwatch and the persistent accusations of heresy thrown at him.
You also forgot his 100 years being tortured by inquisitor Drogan
@@dontuspowerus1093*inquisitor Thrax. Drogan was the one being Daemonhosted
@@fort809 Ah, right. Thank you. I mixed the two.
I never understand why people have to reach so far for the most basic shit. He got older
@@ravioliravioligivemethefor5882 And he suddenly somehow have a smoker's voice or someone screaming bloody murder for a voice.
Nah, it is canon that he got tortured by Thrax. He's no Teenager for 100+ years to have this sudden voice change.
I cant get over how the ai/machine spirit sounds like the computer from the star trek lol
With the new Space Marine II game, what we need now is Warhammer 40K: The Guardsman. The set-up is that the player is the lone survivor of an Imperial Guard regiment that was been wiped out while fighting some xenos (we've fought Orks and Tyranids, so this time it can be Necrons). He is saved only by the arrival of a company of Astartes. The Guardsman is unable to contact the higher echelons of the Imperial Guard, so he takes his trusty lasgun and tags along with the Astartes.
Initially, the Astartes consider him to be little better than a mascot with a lasgun, and if he tries to tank anything it results in the player having to reload from the most recent save. However, because he isn't wearing half a ton of armor he is able to move with a stealth that the Astartes can only dream about, and his lasgun by its nature is able to damage targets protected by force fields that are impenetrable to bolter and plasma fire, and this enables him to provide key support at critical times. From time to time he comes across damaged I.G. vehicles which the Astartes cannot operate (because they cannot fit through the hatch into the crew compartment), and after repairing them he is somewhat more effective for brief periods. However, the vehicle soon draws enemy fire and he has to bail out in order to avoid having to reload from the previous save.
As the game progresses he gains the respect of the Astartes. This is mostly reflected in comments they make when he dies. Early on they say things like, "Not very useful, are they," progressing to less dismissive comments like, "He died doing his duty," "If they were all that brave their commissars wouldn't have to shoot them," and so forth. One of the game achievements is to hear each of these comments at least once.
And because nothing about WH40K is complete without a good dose of gallows humor, the Astartes will also comment if the player has to reload the game too often. "Wait, weren't you dead a minute ago?"
At the end of the game he is reunited with the Imperial Guard. The lieutenant over the Astartes company commends him to his new superiors, and he is awarded the Order of the Empire, Third class. ("Well, you didn't die, so First Class is out, and you're still in one piece, so Second Class is out, too.")
Kasrkin/Storm trooper is a better contender than a guardsman
I love how Space Marine 2 has it's own feel and look. Space Marine looks more like a God of War spinoff which is understandable given that God of War 3 released a year prior to Space Marine.
Gotta say i like the new voice actor better for Titus over this one.
Me too, hands down. Though no doubt the people who first played Space Marine in 2011 would say the 2011 version is the best lol. But to me, yes, SM2 guy is sooo much better, more emotions. Instead of just monotone.
@@AFGuidesHD I did play it, replayed it many many times haha but yeah, new actor actually has some emotion
I have to agree, I prefer Titus in Space Marine 2. Even though Mark Strong was the voice actor for Titus in the first game, it wasn't his best performance.
I actually prefer the voice actor for titus in Me Empra
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It’s just a titan, or a god engine. Calling a machine a “war machine” in 40k is like calling the sky blue IRL.
wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Titan
Technically Imperial Knights are farming machines while Titans are terraforming machines.
@@JzyryllChryssComodanot anymore
@@JzyryllChryssComoda actually knights were for all terraforming operations. The weapons were added later to defend settlements. As one lore guys put it, “the giant Fu(& off chain saw so handy for clearing trees is awfully handy for clearing large threatening creatures as well”. Farming, mining, construction, ect. Knights only got called knights after neo feudalism showed up. N
@@JzyryllChryssComodaand no titans were always war machines the problem is The Imperium only has older crappy ones presumably after the ai revolt we destroyed all the super advanced ai ones
Man this game is so good but i have never understood why captain of the second company on a mission with only 3 space marines .
Where is his company and battle barge , this makes 0 sense
It's absolutely criminal we didn't get a Titan mission in Space Marine 2. Fighting a Thousand Sun Rubric Titan would be great
huh. I thought there were only Bloodletters and Black Legion as chaos enemies. Nice to see Nurgle getting in on it too with the blight drones
Black Legion after all with all the chaos undivided with them
Later Enoch was highly likely snagged up by the Malagra and made either into a servitor or ... recycled.
They do not waste princeps. They are so rare that the inquissition need to work overtime to even get an accusation through.
absolutely not lmao, princeps are beyond important. only about 1 in 1 billion can actually pilot a titan. Considering that even just interfacing with the machine spirit kills most trainees. Titans are absurdly important for morale and the imperium defense
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I miss the old Warlord design.
imperial warlord
This was such a letdown.
You finally get to the Titan, and all it does is a walk a bit, and fire ONCE.
There should have been a section where you get to pilot and crush enemies, including Orkboyz.
After using the power source... Isn't the titan now spoiled with chaos energy?
Gameplay, guns & UI is very similar to GoW. Is it an unreal engine game?
The titan had a female voice?
Was it a sister of battle before?
Titans are not made from people, the titan’s machine spirit (which may or may not be ai) is apparently female
@@JoshBeck-z5m Machine spirits are pseudo-AI I think, they don't trust "full" AI or can't make them anymore
@@JoshBeck-z5m wait are dreadnoughts different for titans?
I thought the imperium has a ban on AI, using human minds?
@@demondeity9816 dreadnought and titan are different beings search em up, also machine spirit isn't Ai, they are a rather strange being, even a lasgun have a machine spirit, which differ from Ai, but can influence on the machine on some seemingly random and luck based occurrences
Titans are given some leeway in regards to the matter of AI being banned. Titan machine spirits are never directly confirmed to be AI, but it's often hinted in many stories that they are in fact restrained AIs, often with animalistic intelligences. There are a fair number of stories in which Princeps, the pilots of Titans, have experienced emotional impressions from the Titan that they command, as well as some Titans have on rare occasions acted under their own power. There was even one story in which it was described that Titans often become restless while in transit to a new world, moving without anyone controlling them and yearning to be taken into battle.
There was even one story where a Titan that had been involved in the Horus Heresy effectively experienced nightmares from the Heresy while it was slumbering, and blasted a hole in the side of the ship that was transporting it with its plasma gun as a reaction to the nightmares. Titans are also generally piloted, with a crew size dependent upon how large of a Titan it is. A Warhound Titan, for example, will generally be piloted by a single Princeps while a larger Titan like a Warlord will generally have a Princeps and a team of Moderati to handle the weapons systems.
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Comments like this on a Warhammer video are hilarious
Only the Emperor may redeem. You filthy heretic.
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Sounds like Heresy to me
The emperor of mankind is the savior
WH40k Mechs are hideous.
Heretic
It wasnt meant to be some dainty Gundam with boobs. Its a giant cathedral on legs with guns for arms.
@AndrewRyan-zv7zb It still looks hideous, dude. There are mechs out there that look like hardcore military without looking anime af like Titanfall. Honestly, most IoM vehicles look so boxy like that mech in the video or their motorcycles, fighter craft, dropships, etc. Even their guns look hideously boxy. I thought the IoM was supposed to have a gothic art style, yet their equipment doesn't seem gothic to me. It seems like IoM likes everything to look like a box.
@@johncarl5505 Everything is a box if you want to be reductive about it. Especially those awful robots from titanfall. What's a gothic gun gonna look like to you a church steeple? Everything about the imperium is drowned in gothic style. "Boxy" or not.
@AndrewRyan-zv7zb Also, why did you assume I want it to look like a Gundam? I never said it needed to look like one. I just want it to look more intimidating and utilitarian, but instead, it looks like a child drew it in his sleep.