Glad to be back with another new vid, this one was quite the slog to produce but good to finish something long overdue. My goal for the rest of September is to produce a new video every week. Hopefully something that can be achievable, so stay tuned for more. If you have a topic you deseperately want covered - tell me in the comments as always. Please LIKE if you enjoyed
A video a week sounds like quite a crunch. I hope you can get through it intact, or slow down if that seems necessary. Good luck, looking forward to whatever is coming up next.
Video is 1min old, but your comment is 18h. If something you're aware of, grand, but just letting you know in case there was an issue that just resolved itself. Also thanks in advance!
I personally loved this passage of when the Emperor visited Mars for the first time; the tech-priests and others reaction to the arrival of the Omnissiah; as it gives us an insight into why the Mechanicum saw the Emperor as their God, a divine being: “A silhouette moved within the light, tall and powerful, glorious and magnificent. The light seemed to move with him and as Verticorda watched the figure descend the ramp, a shadow fell across the surface of the plain on which the craft had landed. Though he was loath to tear his gaze from the magnificent figure…light from the storm-wracked skies faded until the only illumination came from the figure as he stepped onto Martian soil for the first time. Verticorda felt the collective gasp from the thousands of spectators in his bones, as though the very planet shuddered with pleasure to know this individual’s touch. He looked back down and saw the warrior standing before him, tall and clad in golden armour, each plate wrought with the same skill and love as had been lavished upon his vessel. The warrior wore no helm and was fitted with no visible breathing augmetics, yet seemed untroubled by the chemical-laden air of Mars. Verticorda found his gaze dwelling on the warrior’s face, beautiful and perfect as though able to see beyond the armoured exterior of Ares Lictor and into Verticorda’s soul. In his eyes, his so very ancient eyes, Verticorda saw the wisdom of all the ages and the burden of all the knowledge contained within them. A crimson mantle flapped in the wind behind the giant warrior and he carried an eagle-topped sceptre clutched in one mighty gauntlet. The golden giant’s eyes scrutinised the blue-armoured form of Verticorda’s mount, from its conical glacis to the aventailed shoulder plates upon which the wheel and lightning bolt symbol of the Knights of Taranis was emblazoned. The warrior reached out towards him. ‘Your machine is damaged, Taymon Verticorda,’ he said, his voice heavy and yet musical, like the most perfect sound imaginable. ‘May I?’ Verticorda found himself unable to form a reply, knowing that anything he might say would be trite in the face of such perfection. It didn’t occur to him to wonder how the sublime warrior knew his name. Without waiting for a reply, the warrior reached out, and Verticorda felt his touch upon the joints of Ares Lictor’s knee. ‘Machine, heal thyself,’ said the warrior, the purpose and self-belief in his voice passing into Verticorda as though infusing every molecule of his hybrid existence of flesh and steel with new-found purpose and vitality. He felt the warmth of the warrior’s touch through the shell of his mount, and gasped as trembling vibrations spread through its armoured frame of plasteel and ceramite. He took an involuntary step back, feeling the movements of his mount flow as smoothly as ever they had. With one step, he could feel Ares Lictor move as though it had just come off the assembly lines, its stubborn knee joint flexing like new. ‘Who are you?’ he gasped, his voice sounding grating and pathetic next to the mighty timbre of the golden warrior’s voice. ‘I am the Emperor,’ said the warrior. It was a simple answer, yet the weight of history and the potential of a glorious future were carried in every syllable. Knowing he would never again hear words spoken with such meaning, Verticorda and Ares Lictor dropped to one knee, performing the manoeuvre with a grace that would have been impossible before the Emperor’s touch. In that moment, Taymon Verticorda knew the truth of the being standing before him. ‘Welcome to Mars, my lord,’ he said. ‘All praise to the Omnissiah.’” So there you have it. I can only apologise for the many paragraphs, but it gives you an idea at how GODLY the Big E appears to the people of Mars.
And yet it was all a lie and everything he built on his lie inevitably collapsed. He wasn't as golden God but a short non descript immortal despot with stolen warp power.
@@magpie5494 The Emperor is and was one if not the most powerful reality warpers in the entire galaxy. It's a fairly mundane thing to change reality to have a mechanical joint "be" in working condition, when you compare it to the other more fantastical things the Emperor has been described doing.
At last, the only imperial faction that actually does anything practical to preserve humanity, while simultaneously condemning it to a state of perpetual stagnation. The future truly is a wondrous place.
Industrial maintenance here, I love the Mechanicus because I know exactly what they are going through. Here are a few examples: We run 25+ year old PLCs on a bunch of equipment and when they fault or "lock up" we can either try to navigate the hundreds of pages of old DOS based code to find one stuck bit and attempt to fix it (Which usually causes other problems) or we can just give it the ole "Siemens' Reboot" (Cycle power) and it will run until the next fault. When upgrading or replacing Variable Frequency Drives I started noticing that every single terminal on the drives were wired, even if it was for a relatively simple process. Also most of the drives had expansion cards for additional terminals, also all wired. I started tracing the wires out and found that usually 70 to 80 percent of them went to nothing, just dead ended on a terminal strip. When the drives were initially commissioned the installers just ran all the wires and then the engineers programmed the functions for whatever wire was next in line. So every time a drive had to be replaced the job was much more tedious and time consuming for no reason. But that is how the old one was wired so people wired the new one up the same way including expansion cards that were effectively useless. We have gantry cranes that operators are supposed to inspect before using, an operator found an issue and called us. When we boarded the crane with him, before he would show us anything, he went to a disconnect on one of the panels, turned it off, and locked it out. We asked him why he did that and he said his trainer told him to do that. He said he did not know what it did or why he had to do it but it was part of the inspection "ritual". The operator boards the crane to inspect the hoist cable, he was locking out the bridge function that has nothing to do with what he looks at. We asked his trainer about it and he said he did it because that is what his trainer told him to do. At least three generations of operator had been locking out a disconnect for no reason and they had no idea why or what it was for. It was just part of the "ritual".
I used to be in a trade school for game dev as a programmer, and one time I had to teach a game design student how to use Git. I think I literally described it as a ritual to her: git status git add . git status git commit -m "Commit message" git push "git status" is not necessary but a good idea. The words don't need to make sense, just know that this is what you need to do. You can think of it like arcane spellcasting.
Civil Engineer here and i am going to expand on this. A lot of the necessary math and physics for structures has been automated though simulation programs and code-laws. A lot of the actual brain work that is required for understanding is buried in manuals and 600 pages of tomes of analysis handbooks that most in the market are unaware of. Most of the market works on specific applications and the only necessary knowledge is how to operate them. Universities teach really easy solutions and offer a basic understating, everything else is purely academic. So yeah, the adeptus mechanicus feels like a prophecy, can't wait for the age of Magi.
Yup. I don't feel the need to put the effort of my specific situations, but they are very much like this. We truly are already at the beginnings of the Mechanicus.
The entire Mechanicus sountrack is absolutely AMAZING, and the sound design in general for that game is great as well. Never has a soundtrack for a game over-achieved so hard. It's not just great music which fits the mood of the game, it has such a unique sound that fits the setting so well, and sounds so good, it's like you don't even care if the game is good or not, you just want to keep playing so that the music won't stop! XD XD XD. To put it more seriously, the music actually sounds like it's a part of the game, brings the lore to life, and really adds to the immersion. Even without the music it's still a solid turn based tactical game.
@@syncmonism 100% Correct. Noosphere just makes me see a huge tech-cathedral filled with Techpriests chanting and dancing rhythmically together, their mechadendrites writhing and arcs of electricity passing between them. Perfect atmosphere in this soundtrack.
The adeptus mechanicus is a lot like me with my first car. Prayer and rituals did most of the job, adding some oil, and it would work most times. The times it did not was most likely due to insufficient prayer. And then the "look down on the fuel gauge, i'll make it to the next gas station, and then the next"
As a classic British car owner, I can say that rituals and prayers are offered up to Lucas, the prince of darkness. Lucas is the company that provided terrible-ish electronics.
The Adaptus Mechanicus interact with technology in much the same way my aged parents interact with their smartphones. Do the steps, get the result. Don't fuck about. That will break it.
You’re literally saving me Luetin. Just about to drive to the girlfriends but the drive with traffic is now busted and estimated to be 1 hour and 55 minutes. The man knows when he is needed.
Motorcycle lane filtering my dude. Decrease congestion and piss the wage cages off Still probably awesome to be able to listen to lore to get through such frustration
@@kyliemcwynnealmost guaranteed to be injured if you have an accident and a much much greater chance of death on any journey. And most car users will not be pissed lol why does everything have to be mines is better than yours. I road motorbikes for most of my 20's and instantly hated the 'nod' from riders or a dropped clutched as you passed each other. 😅 because i couldn't afford a car/fancied a motorbike doesnt mean I'm your friend haha wierd gang mentally...
@@thecaaat7753 Airbag vest and blue LEDS on your bike and jacket. Most people have the blue lights engrained into them by the blueshirts and ambulances for obvious reasons and are you really willing to sacrifice as much of your life waiting in traffic vs the goofiness of a reflective vest Come on mate I'm just talking about skipping traffic, decongesting roads and whatnot. Electric bicycles are king if you are talking safety and convenience and living anywhere suburban with a bike lane Insurance/fuel is also way cheaper on a 125-250cc and if you are close to the city repairs and milage for maintainance is relatively cheap. Also way easier on DIY maintenance Not dissing cars but urban infrastructure and congestion is such a shitshow due to literally everyone having a single person in a SUV going up and back from the shops or into the city when you can fit 90% of your monthly needs on a panier or the seat of a moped . Only people that really need a car are rural families and they are becoming more of a rarity these days until current economic trends change
@@thecaaat7753 lol. must be so hard to have some people that wanted to forward you courtesy and respect. Just be a more of a dick irl than you probably are and then you won't have to deal with that ever again I guess
"Simply praising, pleading and begging with the machine to function normally, something that is very relatable and longstanding tradition for all of humanity". Origin story of the Adeptus Mechanicus identified, plus it ties a fictional future in to our reality! Looking forward to my first mechanical arm in about 39K years' time... :D
In case anyone was wondering, "Machine spirits" are real, but it's just a catch-all term for all the features the IEEE doesn't tell people about in chips, like redundant circuits that kick in when a PCB board takes damage, and so on. It's the stuff responsible for all the things you can't see at eye level, like a frayed wire, glitching screen, or suppose virtually, like a programming pointer.
I love machine spirits. How fast can you learn to adapt to the glitching pointer and click when it’s NOT pointing at a file to actually get it to open.
What always gets me, is that 40,000 years is such a mind bogglingly long amount of time. We sit here and mock Tech Priests for being "staggeringly ignorant" but if you were to actually compare what they would consider "baseline technological knowledge," the laws of physics and such, they would well and truly blow our modern scientists out of the water. A tech priest would have handy understandings of concepts that we don't understand ourselves right now. It's just they are unable to comprehend and innovate to the level of true Dark Age of Technology man, which is well and truly beyond us to an obscene degree.
I find the "downfall" or "decay" of the Mechanicum absolutely believable. We could hardly design a aircraft today without computer simulations, now apply this to a Valkyrie Dropship. I can also imagine AI comming up with technical solutions humans simply can not bend their mind over. Like a specific, weird, almost biological shape for a fuel injector plate in a rocket engine, or a strange microelectric circuit, that only works because somewhere in the layout magnetic fields overlap and if you try to build it any different it will simply not work.
my friend. We engineers do indeed possess knowledge. The chinese built nukes with only an abacus. I feel very confident that i can follow the one important principle of building a plane without a computer. Its rather you nontech guys that think anything that moves is magic
@@andrefasching1332 Anything on a valkyrie gunship screams it shouldn't fly, so obviously somebody didn't follow the one important principle at some point.
@@andrefasching1332 Because internet people think anyone smart is suffering from Dunning-Kruger, google that. Redditors nearly universally suffer from this, so its used as an insult. But you are correct, I am not even an engineer and I am sure I could design a plane that would fly, after a couple hundred iterations of the design. Because with my understanding of technology and physics today, its simply not that hard. The point of Mechanicus though is that they simply dont have that understanding, they might not know about airflow around wings that creates lift and how that affects the plane, they just know that that exact shape works for that exact plane without understanding why.
The empire within the Imperium. They are so important that the Emperor had to make consession with them. Make you wonder if Vulkan and Ferrus are still there and Perturabo was loyal, would the Mechanicus wage war against them for daring to be innovative?
The Emperor was also innovative. Them being the children of him and a extension of his will they'd accept it as a direct invention of the Omnissiah. I mean after 10k years of all of their absence they still let Roboute come back and altered the Astartes and they grumbled but still let it slide. Not to mention all of the Primarchs were creating inventions and no one said jack shit to stop em.
Honestly, after the webway project was finished and all other projects... I can't see the Emperor continuing to allow their religion and superstition, it seems to me that it would only have been a matter of time until he turned his attentions to that problem
@@blazednlovinit he will probably not allow it but in the End the imperial cult is the only reason why the Imperium is still standing even Guilliman even if he hate the Ecclesiarchy he know that they have become a fundamental aspect of the Imperium so it will take a lot of Resource and will probably create a huge schism to try to remove them
The reason the Imperium largely banned Phosphex and other weapons like it isn't due to any moral concern, but instead because they're just too dangerous to be used properly within imperial doctrine. A turbo-napalm that can only be extinguished by the vacuum of space, that burns through nearly everything, that makes the ground it touches toxic for hundreds of years is just too impractically risky for almost all applications when other, stabler compounds and solutions exist.
Could you imagine if the Mechanicus discovered an STC of the VHS’s of “The Brave Little Toaster”, its sequel “The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars”,“Total Recall”, and a CD containing Sammy Hagar’s “Marching to Mars”? I could see them contained in a sacred ark in reverence to the Omnissiah as holy relics lol
The Mechanicus and the religious twist towards technology is probably one of the better and most fleshed out 40k niches. Also absolutely love the Iron Hands and would like to see some controversy between ultra-religious Cult Mechanicus Techmarines and the more Imperial troops.
@@jmgonzales7701depends who - regular humans - yes, they are, but towards God-Emperor, not Omnisiah. Spece Marines - depends at who you look at, Black Templars will be religious AF, while others would be much less religious and have to do appropriate posturing just to get people from branding them heretics
As @Jfk2Mr said some groups are more religious than others. Space marines tend in general to revere the Emperor as a man, not worship him as a deity. Take also into account that the Cult Mechanicus is a different religion than the Imperial Ecclesiarchy and Tech-Priests are exactly that priests, not of the emperor per sec, but of the Tiumviterate of the Machine God, the Motive Force and the Omnissiah. In this schema the Omnissiah is correlated with the Emperor, as literally the wisest human possible, the avatar of Knowledge. This is the extent of the common ground between the Cult Mechanicus and the Ecclesiarchy and accommodates a lot of juicy conflict and heretical implications.
Nearly 2 whole hours devoted to the adeptus mechanicus!? I've only heard about them in passing from other lore videos, but always found them to be very fascinating. I am really looking forward to diving into this incredibly lengthy video!
@@cosmictreason2242yeah in the Mechanicus video game all dialogue sounds like the intro text, I think Luetin straight up just took a soundfile from the game and used it.
Aha, loremaster! You’re trying to sneak another masterpiece out at midnight, as if we wouldn’t notice! But we are always here, even when we should be joining the sleep gang
LETS GOO! Ive been waiting for luetin to do a full video on my favourite 40k faction for a long while. So happy its finally here! I appreciate the effort you put into stuff like this :D Also, 1:34:01 is such a beautiful and insightful observation that ive NEVER seen anyone make. Its crazy how good you are at logical reasoning. Funny how those genius DAOT humans are literally saving humanity 15,000 years later lmao
I freaking love these videos so much. I put them on in the background of whatever I'm doing and fill my nerd meter. Thank you for taking the time to create such great content ❤
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.
I would love to hear you cover the Lathe Worlds. There is a lot of very interesting lore around them and they operate a little differently from other forge world being located very far from the authorities on Mars. As far as I know the Lathe Worlds of the Calixis Sector is one of the few places I know of in lore where members of the adeptus mechanicus conduct something like research and design and even then it is still heavily restricted by the beliefs of the cult. They even designed and built a new void cruiser under the justification that the designer didn’t come up with it himself, but saw it in a vision from the omnissiah.
I personally find the whole "the Imperium stopped using Phosphex because you can't put the fire out" to make a lot of sense. If you're putting boots on the ground in an interplanetary war, it's because you want to be able to use the planet after the fighting is over. If you don't need the planet, you never need to land - just slam a few asteroid into it at near light-speed. Planets can't dodge. So even using a Titan means you want to occupy and use the world when you're done. And, well, if the fire *never goes out* then how do you use that terrain? And an awful lot of real-world weapons stopped being used because it's just far too dangerous to the user. Phosphex might well fit into this. So, in my mind, this is one of the few places where the Imperium's weapons choices actually make *sense*. Also: definitely a lot of Canticle for Liebowitz in the backstory of the AdMech!
There is some real world bases for this weird technology decay and stagnation. During the industrial revolution there was an equation for calculating power to machines from the main drive shaft from a water mill. This assumes that energy was like a fluid that flowed, completely wrong, but the math still worked. The original Tommy Gun was built under the idea that friction increases under some weird relation between pressure, wasn’t true at all and the gun was in reality just a standard blowback design but it still worked in spite of the principle not existing at all. So people can in fact make and operate something under a complete wrong idea on how it actually works.
I don't know about the gun, but the physics of energy transfer in a rotation shaft were figured out long before the industrial revolution. You can derive it easily from the first principles of Newtonian mechanics.
Did the dragon of mars give big E the plans for the golden throne? Like a k’tan shard giving what is essentially the blueprints to a soul eating machine seems about right. Plus we know it’s partially Necron in design right?
I havent even started the video yet but when i sall that 1:50:51 time stamp i got excited, thank you for consistently good long form content. It realy is appreciated
Very fun, thanks for another great video. I really enjoy this faction and imagining what it would be like to be a scientist in a Universe with demons, psychic powers, and possibly hostile AI fragments.
After watching for the first 20mins... i already can tell that i will be listening this multiple times. So much stuff coming in so quickly that I cannot absorb everything. Great work!
Can you cover the major forge worlds? Id love more subfaction videos for the factions of 40k, the differences between them being some of my favorite lore nuances
Finally a 2 hour information block on my favorite faction. I hope i get to hear at least a little about my favorite "forgotten" unit the Thallax shock troop.
@@Luetin09 Pre-heresy if I'm remembering right, and no indication of ever returning but lord they were dope. Fantastic video Luetin. Always a treat to see your videos, and especially on my favorite faction
The mechanicus is the answer to “what if a society was run by all mechanics and zero engineers?” They’re more concerned with function and making sure the things that already work work instead of trying to break convention to make new things. They’re fine repurposing technology to transpose on other technology if they can see a direct application, but they don’t really see non direct application and would rather not see if they can change the existing technology to work better until it’s actively failing them.
I was feebly planning on skipping today's running workout. The flesh was weak... and weak it remains. But Machine's wisdom shall guide me during this run!
This is playing in the living room randomly, I'm busy working around the house, I've only been hearing snippets here and there. So confused as to what the hell I was listening to, sounds cool though. All i know about warhammer is that I've heard of it before, I'll be watching these videos now, the art is sick. Well presented video 🤘
Amazing work. Always felt that GW never gave Admech their due. Would love to see something about the Ordo Reductor - have done a ton of research myself but not alot of canon info out there.
I have listened to all of your videos dozens of times and honestly this is one of your best. I have a strong preference for the pure lore; not really talking about the stories but a high level explanation of things
As a fan off the mechanicus ever since you introduced me to warhammer with your grey knights video… I can only say thank you Luetin for introducing me to this wonderful grim dark universe and dont feel rushed. Quality over quantity. Also, woohoo, mechanicus!
The Imperium / Mechanicus relationship is like the Romans / Socii (Allies) I'm ancient Rome. Essentially the Mechanicus is an independent federated constituent state of the Imperium with the other being that administered by the Administratum and the Ecclesiarchy
I hope we get a more in depth cover about Trazyn and Orikan. I know there's a lot of loretubers out there that covered them, but i like how Luetin completely dismantle the character's story and exploits.
I always thought it an interesting idea that humanity relied so much on AI that most of this tec CANNOT be understood by anybody, let alone the mechanicus. The leaps in understanding from a synthetic brain that has ALL of humanities combined knowledge making creations unfathomable to humans.
51:10 Your comment about the logical inconsistency concerning the phosphex weapons is actually a comically accurate representation of what actually goes on in the real world. Engineers and designers are not always paragons of pure logic and other elements can often dictate the outcomes of technical considerations.
A two-hour video on the AdMech - my cardio session today will be a physical hymn to the Omnissiah, praise be. One day please please do a video on the unsung heroes of the Imperium - the Administratum. If it wasn't for the byzantine bureaucratic horror that is the Admin, the Astartes wouldn't have bolter shells, the Militarum wouldn't have rations, and the xenos filth would overthrow an Imperium bereft of its mighty wallals of paperwork.
Thank you for taking the time to make this videos, you have a great talent narrating and posing questions about the 40k Universe. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for these awesome FULL LENGTH videos. They are so well done and much better than the click bait 10min videos out there were (some ppl) spend the first few minutes shamelessly promoting what they want you to buy. Your true to Lore AND your audience. Thank you for not telling me about how to shave or what deodorant to use 🤣🤣
It's 1:40am, i'm about to go to bed. I make the mistake of refreshing my feed before closing my browser. I am now here. Why have you done this Luetin? Why?
Glad to be back with another new vid, this one was quite the slog to produce but good to finish something long overdue. My goal for the rest of September is to produce a new video every week. Hopefully something that can be achievable, so stay tuned for more. If you have a topic you deseperately want covered - tell me in the comments as always. Please LIKE if you enjoyed
You take your time and make them awesome as always
I've been checking everyday since your last post and just happen to check 1 minute after it posted. Love the dedication, and quality of your work.
A video a week sounds like quite a crunch. I hope you can get through it intact, or slow down if that seems necessary. Good luck, looking forward to whatever is coming up next.
Video is 1min old, but your comment is 18h. If something you're aware of, grand, but just letting you know in case there was an issue that just resolved itself.
Also thanks in advance!
Lore video on the Ultras please.
And papa smurf.
I personally loved this passage of when the Emperor visited Mars for the first time; the tech-priests and others reaction to the arrival of the Omnissiah; as it gives us an insight into why the Mechanicum saw the Emperor as their God, a divine being:
“A silhouette moved within the light, tall and powerful, glorious and magnificent. The light seemed to move with him and as Verticorda watched the figure descend the ramp, a shadow fell across the surface of the plain on which the craft had landed. Though he was loath to tear his gaze from the magnificent figure…light from the storm-wracked skies faded until the only illumination came from the figure as he stepped onto Martian soil for the first time.
Verticorda felt the collective gasp from the thousands of spectators in his bones, as though the very planet shuddered with pleasure to know this individual’s touch. He looked back down and saw the warrior standing before him, tall and clad in golden armour, each plate wrought with the same skill and love as had been lavished upon his vessel.
The warrior wore no helm and was fitted with no visible breathing augmetics, yet seemed untroubled by the chemical-laden air of Mars. Verticorda found his gaze dwelling on the warrior’s face, beautiful and perfect as though able to see beyond the armoured exterior of Ares Lictor and into Verticorda’s soul. In his eyes, his so very ancient eyes, Verticorda saw the wisdom of all the ages and the burden of all the knowledge contained within them.
A crimson mantle flapped in the wind behind the giant warrior and he carried an eagle-topped sceptre clutched in one mighty gauntlet. The golden giant’s eyes scrutinised the blue-armoured form of Verticorda’s mount, from its conical glacis to the aventailed shoulder plates upon which the wheel and lightning bolt symbol of the Knights of Taranis was emblazoned.
The warrior reached out towards him. ‘Your machine is damaged, Taymon Verticorda,’ he said, his voice heavy and yet musical, like the most perfect sound imaginable. ‘May I?’ Verticorda found himself unable to form a reply, knowing that anything he might say would be trite in the face of such perfection. It didn’t occur to him to wonder how the sublime warrior knew his name. Without waiting for a reply, the warrior reached out, and Verticorda felt his touch upon the joints of Ares Lictor’s knee.
‘Machine, heal thyself,’ said the warrior, the purpose and self-belief in his voice passing into Verticorda as though infusing every molecule of his hybrid existence of flesh and steel with new-found purpose and vitality. He felt the warmth of the warrior’s touch through the shell of his mount, and gasped as trembling vibrations spread through its armoured frame of plasteel and ceramite. He took an involuntary step back, feeling the movements of his mount flow as smoothly as ever they had. With one step, he could feel Ares Lictor move as though it had just come off the assembly lines, its stubborn knee joint flexing like new. ‘Who are you?’ he gasped, his voice sounding grating and pathetic next to the mighty timbre of the golden warrior’s voice. ‘I am the Emperor,’ said the warrior. It was a simple answer, yet the weight of history and the potential of a glorious future were carried in every syllable.
Knowing he would never again hear words spoken with such meaning, Verticorda and Ares Lictor dropped to one knee, performing the manoeuvre with a grace that would have been impossible before the Emperor’s touch. In that moment, Taymon Verticorda knew the truth of the being standing before him. ‘Welcome to Mars, my lord,’ he said. ‘All praise to the Omnissiah.’”
So there you have it. I can only apologise for the many paragraphs, but it gives you an idea at how GODLY the Big E appears to the people of Mars.
That's so METAL
Did he really fix a machine by telling it to heal itself or did he do some unknown tech thingie that was mistaken for magic?
I get so confused with this
And yet it was all a lie and everything he built on his lie inevitably collapsed. He wasn't as golden God but a short non descript immortal despot with stolen warp power.
@@magpie5494 The Emperor is and was one if not the most powerful reality warpers in the entire galaxy. It's a fairly mundane thing to change reality to have a mechanical joint "be" in working condition, when you compare it to the other more fantastical things the Emperor has been described doing.
At last, the only imperial faction that actually does anything practical to preserve humanity, while simultaneously condemning it to a state of perpetual stagnation. The future truly is a wondrous place.
That’s why we put “ Practical. “ in very large quotations with mini disclaimers at the bottom of the screen
It’s preservation gone mad, truly mad.
Make you wonder if Vulkan and Ferrus were still alive and Perturabo was still loyal, would they hate them for telling them how to do their science?
Cawl actually cooking
Wondrous indeed
Industrial maintenance here, I love the Mechanicus because I know exactly what they are going through. Here are a few examples:
We run 25+ year old PLCs on a bunch of equipment and when they fault or "lock up" we can either try to navigate the hundreds of pages of old DOS based code to find one stuck bit and attempt to fix it (Which usually causes other problems) or we can just give it the ole "Siemens' Reboot" (Cycle power) and it will run until the next fault.
When upgrading or replacing Variable Frequency Drives I started noticing that every single terminal on the drives were wired, even if it was for a relatively simple process. Also most of the drives had expansion cards for additional terminals, also all wired. I started tracing the wires out and found that usually 70 to 80 percent of them went to nothing, just dead ended on a terminal strip. When the drives were initially commissioned the installers just ran all the wires and then the engineers programmed the functions for whatever wire was next in line. So every time a drive had to be replaced the job was much more tedious and time consuming for no reason. But that is how the old one was wired so people wired the new one up the same way including expansion cards that were effectively useless.
We have gantry cranes that operators are supposed to inspect before using, an operator found an issue and called us. When we boarded the crane with him, before he would show us anything, he went to a disconnect on one of the panels, turned it off, and locked it out. We asked him why he did that and he said his trainer told him to do that. He said he did not know what it did or why he had to do it but it was part of the inspection "ritual". The operator boards the crane to inspect the hoist cable, he was locking out the bridge function that has nothing to do with what he looks at. We asked his trainer about it and he said he did it because that is what his trainer told him to do. At least three generations of operator had been locking out a disconnect for no reason and they had no idea why or what it was for. It was just part of the "ritual".
That is so very human, I love it! Little machine rituals. Thank you for sharing!
I used to be in a trade school for game dev as a programmer, and one time I had to teach a game design student how to use Git. I think I literally described it as a ritual to her:
git status
git add .
git status
git commit -m "Commit message"
git push
"git status" is not necessary but a good idea. The words don't need to make sense, just know that this is what you need to do. You can think of it like arcane spellcasting.
Praise the Omnissiah.
Glory to the Machine God.
Civil Engineer here and i am going to expand on this. A lot of the necessary math and physics for structures has been automated though simulation programs and code-laws. A lot of the actual brain work that is required for understanding is buried in manuals and 600 pages of tomes of analysis handbooks that most in the market are unaware of. Most of the market works on specific applications and the only necessary knowledge is how to operate them. Universities teach really easy solutions and offer a basic understating, everything else is purely academic. So yeah, the adeptus mechanicus feels like a prophecy, can't wait for the age of Magi.
Yup. I don't feel the need to put the effort of my specific situations, but they are very much like this. We truly are already at the beginnings of the Mechanicus.
Imperium: "hey mechanicus you're kinda doing some heretic shit"
Mechanicus: "fuck you"
Imperium: "understandable, have a great day"
wasnt expecting to find a comment of you here lol
Did you say free range Custodes bits?
Also the Mechanicus in the 41st millennium: "Hey Imperium, YOU'RE also doing some heretic shit"
Imperium: "Hey look! Bolters! .....As you were Mechanicus."
AdMech: Okay, I guess we'll stop giving you weapons and technology. All hail the Omnissiah.
I love the Mechanicus OST. It's perfection.
oh wee ooooo XD
100% agree
The entire Mechanicus sountrack is absolutely AMAZING, and the sound design in general for that game is great as well.
Never has a soundtrack for a game over-achieved so hard. It's not just great music which fits the mood of the game, it has such a unique sound that fits the setting so well, and sounds so good, it's like you don't even care if the game is good or not, you just want to keep playing so that the music won't stop! XD XD XD.
To put it more seriously, the music actually sounds like it's a part of the game, brings the lore to life, and really adds to the immersion.
Even without the music it's still a solid turn based tactical game.
@@syncmonism 100% Correct. Noosphere just makes me see a huge tech-cathedral filled with Techpriests chanting and dancing rhythmically together, their mechadendrites writhing and arcs of electricity passing between them. Perfect atmosphere in this soundtrack.
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The adeptus mechanicus is a lot like me with my first car. Prayer and rituals did most of the job, adding some oil, and it would work most times. The times it did not was most likely due to insufficient prayer. And then the "look down on the fuel gauge, i'll make it to the next gas station, and then the next"
As a classic British car owner, I can say that rituals and prayers are offered up to Lucas, the prince of darkness. Lucas is the company that provided terrible-ish electronics.
I pray to the God of Seafoam every time a check engine light turns on and he wills it to turn off until the next fuel fill up.
@@ronwalshEveryone knows Lucas. The only manufacturer where you have to buy OE wire smoke.
The Adaptus Mechanicus interact with technology in much the same way my aged parents interact with their smartphones. Do the steps, get the result. Don't fuck about. That will break it.
You’re literally saving me Luetin. Just about to drive to the girlfriends but the drive with traffic is now busted and estimated to be 1 hour and 55 minutes. The man knows when he is needed.
Motorcycle lane filtering my dude. Decrease congestion and piss the wage cages off
Still probably awesome to be able to listen to lore to get through such frustration
someone look my comments could be something.
@@kyliemcwynnealmost guaranteed to be injured if you have an accident and a much much greater chance of death on any journey. And most car users will not be pissed lol why does everything have to be mines is better than yours. I road motorbikes for most of my 20's and instantly hated the 'nod' from riders or a dropped clutched as you passed each other. 😅 because i couldn't afford a car/fancied a motorbike doesnt mean I'm your friend haha wierd gang mentally...
@@thecaaat7753 Airbag vest and blue LEDS on your bike and jacket. Most people have the blue lights engrained into them by the blueshirts and ambulances for obvious reasons and are you really willing to sacrifice as much of your life waiting in traffic vs the goofiness of a reflective vest
Come on mate I'm just talking about skipping traffic, decongesting roads and whatnot. Electric bicycles are king if you are talking safety and convenience and living anywhere suburban with a bike lane
Insurance/fuel is also way cheaper on a 125-250cc and if you are close to the city repairs and milage for maintainance is relatively cheap. Also way easier on DIY maintenance
Not dissing cars but urban infrastructure and congestion is such a shitshow due to literally everyone having a single person in a SUV going up and back from the shops or into the city when you can fit 90% of your monthly needs on a panier or the seat of a moped . Only people that really need a car are rural families and they are becoming more of a rarity these days until current economic trends change
@@thecaaat7753 lol. must be so hard to have some people that wanted to forward you courtesy and respect. Just be a more of a dick irl than you probably are and then you won't have to deal with that ever again I guess
A two hour Luetin lore video? Blessed be the Omnissiah.
Me and my toaster can’t wait to listen to it. Praise be Omnissiah 🙌
Blessed be the Omnissiah
Blessed be the Omnissiah.
"Simply praising, pleading and begging with the machine to function normally, something that is very relatable and longstanding tradition for all of humanity".
Origin story of the Adeptus Mechanicus identified, plus it ties a fictional future in to our reality!
Looking forward to my first mechanical arm in about 39K years' time... :D
38*
I read this right as it was spoken. Freaky stuff.
In case anyone was wondering, "Machine spirits" are real, but it's just a catch-all term for all the features the IEEE doesn't tell people about in chips, like redundant circuits that kick in when a PCB board takes damage, and so on.
It's the stuff responsible for all the things you can't see at eye level, like a frayed wire, glitching screen, or suppose virtually, like a programming pointer.
I love machine spirits. How fast can you learn to adapt to the glitching pointer and click when it’s NOT pointing at a file to actually get it to open.
@@The_ZeroLine Lol
You know things are serious when Children of the Omnissiah starts playing.
All hail the composer Guillaume David!
What always gets me, is that 40,000 years is such a mind bogglingly long amount of time. We sit here and mock Tech Priests for being "staggeringly ignorant" but if you were to actually compare what they would consider "baseline technological knowledge," the laws of physics and such, they would well and truly blow our modern scientists out of the water. A tech priest would have handy understandings of concepts that we don't understand ourselves right now. It's just they are unable to comprehend and innovate to the level of true Dark Age of Technology man, which is well and truly beyond us to an obscene degree.
Tech priests are morons. They just do a bunch of plug n play Lego shit. Not being a tard is heresy
I find the "downfall" or "decay" of the Mechanicum absolutely believable. We could hardly design a aircraft today without computer simulations, now apply this to a Valkyrie Dropship. I can also imagine AI comming up with technical solutions humans simply can not bend their mind over. Like a specific, weird, almost biological shape for a fuel injector plate in a rocket engine, or a strange microelectric circuit, that only works because somewhere in the layout magnetic fields overlap and if you try to build it any different it will simply not work.
my friend. We engineers do indeed possess knowledge. The chinese built nukes with only an abacus. I feel very confident that i can follow the one important principle of building a plane without a computer.
Its rather you nontech guys that think anything that moves is magic
@@andrefasching1332 Anything on a valkyrie gunship screams it shouldn't fly, so obviously somebody didn't follow the one important principle at some point.
@@andrefasching1332 redditor has arrived
@@chrisspyroman Okay, now im curious...why?
@@andrefasching1332 Because internet people think anyone smart is suffering from Dunning-Kruger, google that. Redditors nearly universally suffer from this, so its used as an insult. But you are correct, I am not even an engineer and I am sure I could design a plane that would fly, after a couple hundred iterations of the design. Because with my understanding of technology and physics today, its simply not that hard. The point of Mechanicus though is that they simply dont have that understanding, they might not know about airflow around wings that creates lift and how that affects the plane, they just know that that exact shape works for that exact plane without understanding why.
The empire within the Imperium. They are so important that the Emperor had to make consession with them. Make you wonder if Vulkan and Ferrus are still there and Perturabo was loyal, would the Mechanicus wage war against them for daring to be innovative?
The Emperor was also innovative. Them being the children of him and a extension of his will they'd accept it as a direct invention of the Omnissiah. I mean after 10k years of all of their absence they still let Roboute come back and altered the Astartes and they grumbled but still let it slide. Not to mention all of the Primarchs were creating inventions and no one said jack shit to stop em.
Blood for the blood god. Skulls for the skull throne
Honestly, after the webway project was finished and all other projects... I can't see the Emperor continuing to allow their religion and superstition, it seems to me that it would only have been a matter of time until he turned his attentions to that problem
@@blazednlovinit he will probably not allow it but in the End the imperial cult is the only reason why the Imperium is still standing even Guilliman even if he hate the Ecclesiarchy he know that they have become a fundamental aspect of the Imperium so it will take a lot of Resource and will probably create a huge schism to try to remove them
One of many empires within the Imperium. Others beign Ultramar, Inwitt, the Rogue Trader territories from the Koronus Expanse, etc.
The reason the Imperium largely banned Phosphex and other weapons like it isn't due to any moral concern, but instead because they're just too dangerous to be used properly within imperial doctrine. A turbo-napalm that can only be extinguished by the vacuum of space, that burns through nearly everything, that makes the ground it touches toxic for hundreds of years is just too impractically risky for almost all applications when other, stabler compounds and solutions exist.
MAGA would insist it be legalized or “oppression!”
@@The_ZeroLinei agree but lets not drag politics in here
@The_ZeroLine is your life really sad enough that you feel the need to bring politics in a 40k video on cybernetic tech priests? Get a life bro
@@Anno335 Well, I cry myself to sleep every night. So, you tell me.
@@The_ZeroLine ok, yes you are a sad a pitiful man
Praise the Omnissiah and his true servant Luetin.
Agree
I’m an industrial tech so I identify w my mech brothers
The Adeptus Mechanicus has always been one of the most interesting lore areas for me. Thank you Luetin09 for the new vid!!!!
mommy mechanicus
Could you imagine if the Mechanicus discovered an STC of the VHS’s of “The Brave Little Toaster”, its sequel “The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars”,“Total Recall”, and a CD containing Sammy Hagar’s “Marching to Mars”?
I could see them contained in a sacred ark in reverence to the Omnissiah as holy relics lol
Yeah so basically a Wall-E type situation.
This is now canon lol
The Mechanicus and the religious twist towards technology is probably one of the better and most fleshed out 40k niches. Also absolutely love the Iron Hands and would like to see some controversy between ultra-religious Cult Mechanicus Techmarines and the more Imperial troops.
isnt the imperium also ultra religious
@@jmgonzales7701depends who - regular humans - yes, they are, but towards God-Emperor, not Omnisiah.
Spece Marines - depends at who you look at, Black Templars will be religious AF, while others would be much less religious and have to do appropriate posturing just to get people from branding them heretics
As @Jfk2Mr said some groups are more religious than others. Space marines tend in general to revere the Emperor as a man, not worship him as a deity. Take also into account that the Cult Mechanicus is a different religion than the Imperial Ecclesiarchy and Tech-Priests are exactly that priests, not of the emperor per sec, but of the Tiumviterate of the Machine God, the Motive Force and the Omnissiah. In this schema the Omnissiah is correlated with the Emperor, as literally the wisest human possible, the avatar of Knowledge. This is the extent of the common ground between the Cult Mechanicus and the Ecclesiarchy and accommodates a lot of juicy conflict and heretical implications.
A 2 hour Omnissian extravaganza, this guy just doesn't miss!
Glory to the omnissiah
Always happy to see you putting out another long form video, genuinely so grateful for all you do
that Nuclear Reactor analogy at 1:26:45 was really good. Makes the Mechanicus and their view on technology snap into focus.
This is peak 40k lore. Bleak, brutal and utterly unforgiving. Thank you
Thank you so much Luetin kinda was having a crap day and then this drops. God Emperor bless you my friend 🙏❤
I have to say the familiar intro plus the sound track of the Children Of The Ohmissiah just summons the spirit of the emperor of mankind closer
GOD THE SOUNDTRACK FOR WARHAMMER MECHANICS HAS TO BE THE BEST IVE EVER HEARD FOR A GAME
I can’t wait for that dark Mechanicum video. They’ve always been one of the most intriguing factions as far as I’m concerned.
Nearly 2 whole hours devoted to the adeptus mechanicus!? I've only heard about them in passing from other lore videos, but always found them to be very fascinating. I am really looking forward to diving into this incredibly lengthy video!
2 hours. 2 hours of Luetin. Yes please and thank The Emperor.
Yesss, thank you lore master luetin for blessing us with this. I've been wanting more on the adeptus mechanicus
Using mechanicus dialogue like in the game for the intro text was a nice touch
"The game?"
@@cosmictreason2242yeah in the Mechanicus video game all dialogue sounds like the intro text, I think Luetin straight up just took a soundfile from the game and used it.
I'd love for there to be more on Necromunda. Gangs, flora, fauna, differences in hives, etc.
Aha, loremaster! You’re trying to sneak another masterpiece out at midnight, as if we wouldn’t notice! But we are always here, even when we should be joining the sleep gang
LETS GOO! Ive been waiting for luetin to do a full video on my favourite 40k faction for a long while. So happy its finally here! I appreciate the effort you put into stuff like this :D
Also, 1:34:01 is such a beautiful and insightful observation that ive NEVER seen anyone make. Its crazy how good you are at logical reasoning. Funny how those genius DAOT humans are literally saving humanity 15,000 years later lmao
Thank the Omnissiah for Gullieman David for this incredible Mechanicus track
This video has the absolutely correct music. The Omnissiah smiles on us this day
I really wish there was more info on the Dark Mechanicum, and I hope we will find out more about them as we close the current Leviathan saga.
I'm thinking they do experimental research dangerous unethical research.
I’m a really new fan to 40K and so far it’s these guys and the Blood Angels that have my heart and soul
I freaking love these videos so much. I put them on in the background of whatever I'm doing and fill my nerd meter. Thank you for taking the time to create such great content ❤
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah.
I would love to hear you cover the Lathe Worlds. There is a lot of very interesting lore around them and they operate a little differently from other forge world being located very far from the authorities on Mars. As far as I know the Lathe Worlds of the Calixis Sector is one of the few places I know of in lore where members of the adeptus mechanicus conduct something like research and design and even then it is still heavily restricted by the beliefs of the cult. They even designed and built a new void cruiser under the justification that the designer didn’t come up with it himself, but saw it in a vision from the omnissiah.
I personally find the whole "the Imperium stopped using Phosphex because you can't put the fire out" to make a lot of sense. If you're putting boots on the ground in an interplanetary war, it's because you want to be able to use the planet after the fighting is over. If you don't need the planet, you never need to land - just slam a few asteroid into it at near light-speed. Planets can't dodge.
So even using a Titan means you want to occupy and use the world when you're done. And, well, if the fire *never goes out* then how do you use that terrain?
And an awful lot of real-world weapons stopped being used because it's just far too dangerous to the user. Phosphex might well fit into this.
So, in my mind, this is one of the few places where the Imperium's weapons choices actually make *sense*.
Also: definitely a lot of Canticle for Liebowitz in the backstory of the AdMech!
There is some real world bases for this weird technology decay and stagnation.
During the industrial revolution there was an equation for calculating power to machines from the main drive shaft from a water mill. This assumes that energy was like a fluid that flowed, completely wrong, but the math still worked. The original Tommy Gun was built under the idea that friction increases under some weird relation between pressure, wasn’t true at all and the gun was in reality just a standard blowback design but it still worked in spite of the principle not existing at all.
So people can in fact make and operate something under a complete wrong idea on how it actually works.
I don't know about the gun, but the physics of energy transfer in a rotation shaft were figured out long before the industrial revolution. You can derive it easily from the first principles of Newtonian mechanics.
Please keep making these types of videos, explaining unique units or factions.
Love waking up and seeing a new upload about the Mechanicus from the Loremaster! Omnissiah be praised!
Did the dragon of mars give big E the plans for the golden throne? Like a k’tan shard giving what is essentially the blueprints to a soul eating machine seems about right. Plus we know it’s partially Necron in design right?
C’tan
@@user-wg3gc5uz1g Nice save there, editing didn't cross your mind?
Starting off with the mechanicus soundtrack ... Instant goosebumps
Adeptus Mechanicus? More like.. Adeptus Leutinus.
Nailed it.
I havent even started the video yet but when i sall that 1:50:51 time stamp i got excited, thank you for consistently good long form content. It realy is appreciated
Haha same. I thought "hopefully soon he'll edge his way toward 3hr vids"
Dude, this was amazing, as always. Great way to spend the last 107 minutes! And I look forward to falling asleep to it in the future.
A 2 hour long Lutein video? Fuck yes.
Very fun, thanks for another great video. I really enjoy this faction and imagining what it would be like to be a scientist in a Universe with demons, psychic powers, and possibly hostile AI fragments.
Perfect video to listen to as i paint my kastellan robots. Thank you for the video LexMechanic Luetin
The Mechanicus kind of reminds me of real world cargo cults.
After watching for the first 20mins... i already can tell that i will be listening this multiple times. So much stuff coming in so quickly that I cannot absorb everything. Great work!
Can you cover the major forge worlds? Id love more subfaction videos for the factions of 40k, the differences between them being some of my favorite lore nuances
Finally a 2 hour information block on my favorite faction. I hope i get to hear at least a little about my favorite "forgotten" unit the Thallax shock troop.
sadly Thallax are part of the much earlier Mechanicum, but I agree awesome unit.
@@Luetin09 Pre-heresy if I'm remembering right, and no indication of ever returning but lord they were dope. Fantastic video Luetin. Always a treat to see your videos, and especially on my favorite faction
Less than 1 minute in and already know it's going to be a banger.
Praise the lore master for almost two hours of content !
Thank you for all these videos I've been obsessed with warhammer lore evers8nce I discovered your channel. It's absolutely amazing
The mechanicus is the answer to “what if a society was run by all mechanics and zero engineers?” They’re more concerned with function and making sure the things that already work work instead of trying to break convention to make new things. They’re fine repurposing technology to transpose on other technology if they can see a direct application, but they don’t really see non direct application and would rather not see if they can change the existing technology to work better until it’s actively failing them.
what about a deep dive on the history and inner working of the Ultramar realm
I was feebly planning on skipping today's running workout. The flesh was weak... and weak it remains. But Machine's wisdom shall guide me during this run!
I would love a video on the Dark Mechanicum and if they can innovate?
This is playing in the living room randomly, I'm busy working around the house, I've only been hearing snippets here and there. So confused as to what the hell I was listening to, sounds cool though. All i know about warhammer is that I've heard of it before, I'll be watching these videos now, the art is sick. Well presented video 🤘
Great video as always Luetin! Thank you for your hard work! Best warhammer content out there!
I have not watched this yet but Luetin is the loremaster and AdMech is my favourite faction. I am pumped. Praise the Omnissiah.
Amazing work. Always felt that GW never gave Admech their due. Would love to see something about the Ordo Reductor - have done a ton of research myself but not alot of canon info out there.
Thanks this got me through a 1 hour walk home at 5 am on new years day
I have listened to all of your videos dozens of times and honestly this is one of your best. I have a strong preference for the pure lore; not really talking about the stories but a high level explanation of things
you are a machine! no one does warhammer videos like you! i always enjoy your videos. thank you!
A blessing straight from the Emporer
always happy to have another upload for the sleepy club!
As a fan off the mechanicus ever since you introduced me to warhammer with your grey knights video… I can only say thank you Luetin for introducing me to this wonderful grim dark universe and dont feel rushed. Quality over quantity.
Also, woohoo, mechanicus!
we need more for mechanicus
Vulcan: "The flesh is weak but deeds may endure" Me: "Sure man easy enough to say for a litteral IMMORTAL!"
Praise the Algorithm
One of my fav factions. We have been blessed with a 2 hrs video, glory to the Omnissiah
The Imperium / Mechanicus relationship is like the Romans / Socii (Allies) I'm ancient Rome. Essentially the Mechanicus is an independent federated constituent state of the Imperium with the other being that administered by the Administratum and the Ecclesiarchy
or like our brits, as an american
I hope we get a more in depth cover about Trazyn and Orikan. I know there's a lot of loretubers out there that covered them, but i like how Luetin completely dismantle the character's story and exploits.
I always thought it an interesting idea that humanity relied so much on AI that most of this tec CANNOT be understood by anybody, let alone the mechanicus. The leaps in understanding from a synthetic brain that has ALL of humanities combined knowledge making creations unfathomable to humans.
Me too. The game Crying Suns is heavily rooted in this idea, I found it a really interesting story to play through
51:10 Your comment about the logical inconsistency concerning the phosphex weapons is actually a comically accurate representation of what actually goes on in the real world. Engineers and designers are not always paragons of pure logic and other elements can often dictate the outcomes of technical considerations.
Great work big L. !!! I like videos you focus on imperial organisations , navigators, psykers , mechanics , inquisitors , etc .
A two-hour video on the AdMech - my cardio session today will be a physical hymn to the Omnissiah, praise be.
One day please please do a video on the unsung heroes of the Imperium - the Administratum. If it wasn't for the byzantine bureaucratic horror that is the Admin, the Astartes wouldn't have bolter shells, the Militarum wouldn't have rations, and the xenos filth would overthrow an Imperium bereft of its mighty wallals of paperwork.
Nearly two hours of exquisite lore.... perfect for a long drive today. Thank you so much for the effort you put into these
Cover whatever you want. All i know is the lore master speaks and I listen. Thank you as always
I don’t think there could any better way to start my Saturday morning than with a fresh Luetin vid running on my earphones 🎉
oh yes, my favourite lore youtuber talk about my favourite faction
You don’t “watch” Luetin’s videos….. You experience them.
Almost 2hrs of juicey lore goodness. Fantastic
Thank you for taking the time to make this videos, you have a great talent narrating and posing questions about the 40k Universe. Keep up the good work!
Just woke up on a saturday morning. 2 hour Luetin video with my morning coffee, let's go!
2 hours of Luetin! I didn't even notice I have been working while listening to this. Time flies...
Best music to open the video with that game's soundtrack is so good and perfectly represents the adeptus mechanicus
Thank you for these awesome FULL LENGTH videos. They are so well done and much better than the click bait 10min videos out there were (some ppl) spend the first few minutes shamelessly promoting what they want you to buy.
Your true to Lore AND your audience. Thank you for not telling me about how to shave or what deodorant to use 🤣🤣
Love your work brother surpassed by no one. You are of the highest tier of loremaster long live the Luetin! Long live the God emperor of mankind!
It's 1:40am, i'm about to go to bed. I make the mistake of refreshing my feed before closing my browser.
I am now here.
Why have you done this Luetin? Why?
Stuck in the hospital so this is a proper treat!!