42:52 He TECHNICALLY wasn't falsely accused. He basically single handedly stood up to a horde of chaos marines and for some reason was completely unaffected by the forces of chaos. Strangely resilient to it. This isn't apparently the first time that's happened. Since chaos corrupts..........EVERYTHING most in the empire would find it suspicious and report it to the Inquisition, which his subordinate did. Yeah it was kind of a dick move but in the realm of the rules/laws of the imperium it was......understandable? Still kind of a dick move from Leandros considering this was the 2nd time Titus single handedly saved his life.
Decimus Titus really seems like he might be a Blank, somewhere between Psi and Sigma on the power scale (aka. the Assignment), as he displays a lot of the signs of a psychic blank such as resistance to psychic effects and chaos, and he seems to make people very suspicious of him as a side-effect. 🤔
@@probablythedm1669 even thou a lot of stuff points to that he cant be as one of the key parts of the process of becoming a space marine involves regular psychic mind scans/probes by the chapters librarians to check on the mental state and to look for signs of corruption which would have certainly picked up if he was a blank.
No, he was falsely accused. They just didn't believe him. He isn't corrupted or tainted by the warp. But instead of giving him a shot they rejected everything he done and locked him up by the inquisition under threats of violence.
@@ragnarok9594 they didnt lock him up in the inquisition else he wouldnt be in the kill team at the start corruption isnt a big neon sign above your head he is clearly a mutant freak, untouchable by chaos without being a blank mutant freaks are almost always a way for chaos to get into power, so he had to be investigated thoroughly he was just held for the investigation because letting a mutant abomination just run free is too dangerous
8:05 There was a xenos race under the imperium blanket it was Adarnian race. ''The Adarnian were a Xenos species that were discovered by the Imperium, during the Great Crusade''' But they were living bad lives, because their blood was a good thing to human race. Some of rogue traders have eldars in their team. Some of imperium worlds are trading with tau or orks
Also, in the Eisenhorn novels, its implied that on the fringes of Imperial space there's potentially a lot more human-alien trade going on then anyone would want to admit. In the first book, Eisenhorn infiltrates a business meeting by posing as the representative for an agri-company, offering new and improved grains developed with a 'special method'. One of the curious customers takes a moment before asking if it was human or xenos tech responsible. There's no shortage of opportunistic, self-interested or unorthodox humans willing to take risks if they think they can get away with it, especially if they're far from the reach of Imperial law (or they're very rich and powerful themselves).
Bricky is great he has a really entertaining take on 40k cus he often comes from a comedic delivery at the absolute absurdity of it all lol. It makes you really realize how insane and cool this universe is with SO many unique sci fi concepts and ideas it's really great.
I was lore diving for shits and gigs. Learned about space sharks. WTF Literal embodiment of shows up, fucks shit up, does not elaborate, leaves. The neat thing I'm learning is that there are so many flavors in the 40k universe you can find and pick whatever fits your fancy.
@LITTLEFOOT918 space sharks are my favorite loyalist faction. I think tyberos has an official model. Once I'm done painting my thousand sons army I'm going to kitbash a sick ass tyberos model
Can I really just say how cool it is to see the Warhammer community be so welcoming to this of fans coming in for the first time. You'd think it would be a bit gatekeepy due to its history and controversy with "wokeness", but no. Even though vtuber are leading this new wave, the community is just like "WELCOME BROTHERS" and accepts them! It just warms my heart. It reminds me of the time where the DOOM and Animal Crossing communities merge together even its sharp contrasts due to Twitter and memes! It is for that reason that, while not perfect, Space Marines 2 is my GOTY (plus it also helps that it's a fun that feels fun and not a grind)
Umm That Cadia explanation about what went down is very generous to the Cadians, it's was less Cadians are that strong and more so Necrons are that bull shit. Like they were going to be overrun but Trazyn helped Cawl activate the Necron structures there which denies Warp related things like Demons and Psychic powers.
There were still las-gun fire spotted on the chunks of the planet. Necron bullshittery was surely afoot, but Cadian spirit was nigh on unbreakable. And Failbadon still had to sack the blackstone fortress to crack the planet.
Yuzu, to correct something someone else said, the machine god IS NOT the god emperor of man. however, many consider him to be the physical avatar and servant of the omnissiah. but only the tech priests believe this. is heresy for anyone else to believe
It's basically a compromise between the Imperium and Mechanicus because each faction is too valuable to the other and they really can't afford to go to war with each other over something like this. So it's basically all just smile and nod and play along.
Sheep? You would consider worshipping chaos or slannesh for the benefits and temptations it rewards yet they are cheap in comparison. I fight not for the emperor because others consider him a god because he would not want me to consider him a god no, i fight for him because the brotherhood he made and that I am a part of for if I fight for any other cause I won't die happy I'll die alone. FOR THE KHAN FOR THE BROTHERHOOD FOR THE EMPEROR tell me heretic whom will you fight for and how will you die? @ZoMbi5lAy3r
Want to give a more accurate summary of deathwatch since chat was a little incorrect. Deathwatch is a special operations detachment of space marines that only deal with highly dangerous xenos threats. They don’t follow the codex astartes (space marine code) because their missions require a higher degree of adaptability because they are normally sent independently without any other assistance to accomplish their missions. They only accept highly decorative veteran astartes from all chapters who have proven themselves within their faction. The only other way to get in is when they are forced into the deathwatch as black shields to conduct penance for any acts that were deemed as dishonorable, or if accusations of heresy have been made. Their involvement with their previous faction are redacted and are forced to wear a black shoulder piece in place of their former faction symbol where you saw other factions symbols on other deathwatch marines. The only way to be denounced from the black shield is to carry out your penance but most don’t because the black shield death watch members are usually given suicidal missions where they are not expected to return in order to fulfill their service and penance to the emperor.
To clarify a couple of things within the video breaking them down from smallest to biggest Tyranids have bio weapons which are literally a part of them, the common termagaunt for example has something called the fleshborer which fires beetles that burrow into flesh to kill targets. Theres more examples but you can guess the gist, if you see a nid with a gun or weapon, its basically a limb for them. Norn Queens birth the Tyranid life forms and as such are the most protected part of the hive fleets. They get nutrients via the reclamation pools being sucked up by the hive ships. Deathwatch: The Deathwatch are the military wing of the Ordos Xenos, a branch of the inquisition that specialises in dealing with aliens. The Deathwatch recruit from all chapters mostly veterans with a history of killing aliens, it is considered honourable to join the Deathwatch and most happily join, the exceptions being Black shields which is a way of serving penance for crimes, you are scrubbed of your chapter's heritage on your right pauldron and renounce your former name and are more than likely going to die in order to find forgiveness. Titus for example was a black shield named Nullis after the events of Space Marine 1. Primaris Marines: this one will take some time. Back in 8th edition of warhammer 40K, GW created the primaris marines as a way of pushing the setting forward, as well as to update aspects of the space marine range (much to the anger of Xenos players because they get next to nothing compared to marines). Primaris were and still are to an extent hated because of how different they are to firstborn marines but thats a whole other tangent regarding IRL things. In lore primaris marines differ from firstborn through 3 new organs and being taller. Nowadays, new recruits are made into primaris space marines compared to their firstborn brothers who became firstborn, firstborn marines can become primaris through the surgery known as the Rubricon Primaris, though it has a high casualty rate unless you are a named character of course. Rule of thumb, most named primaris character models on the games workshop webstore, were once firstborn models with a couple of exceptions. And thats the general rough breakdown of lore details that might be important at least from questions in the VOD, chat might have explained somethings but this was a general breakdown with more autism added in for further details that I assumed couldn't be added due to character limits
Welcome, sister. Welcome to bolter porn 40k. Enjoy beautiful. Enjoy the rip and tear lovely. The boys got your back. When you finish the campaign go multiplayer. We will carry to glory sister. Blood angels can be played online.
I mean. She technically could be an Eldar for the Emperor. Look at Roboute Guilliman. Primarch that fell for an Eldar. Im sure the Imperium could make exceptions for some. You'd just have to be very. Very. Careful with what you say
Robute just discretely keeps a Farseer around, because he realizes the Eldar are better allies than adversaries at present. He only worked with Yvraine and the Visarch for a relatively short time before they went left to gather more crone swords and get their butts kicked by Slaanesh. (Because Aeldari always gets dunked on, it's like a rule. Even when they win, they must actually lose. 😢)
There's a lot of alien species in the 42th millenium the Imperium leaves alone because they don't represent a threat to them or lives in distant and/or dangerous corners of the galaxy the Imperium struggles to reach or even don't dare to go.
@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Not all of them. Some random alien bozos chilling on a planet without any spacecraft aren't going to bother the Imperium. In one of the Ciaphas Cain books, a Kroot tells Cain that there are so many species out there who would've stayed out of the Imperium's way but were forced to fight because the Imperium picks a fight with them. He implied the Kroot wouldn't have cared about humanity that much if the Imperium wasn't going around obliterating everything non-human. Not all aliens are a threat to humanity, its just that the Imperium makes it a self-fulfilling prophecy because they believe this to be the case, and thus start meaningless wars with alien civilizations too small to ever worry about.
Glad to see Yuzu enjoying this game. Its just sad there aren't too many high quality 40k games out there. I'd love to see her try out Rogue Trader though, even if it is a pretty comprehensive experience.
There are exceptions to the general anti-xenos rules. But they tend to single planet species willing to submit to the Imperium, and aren't in the territory of the more fanatical groups.
the twitch chat has no idea what they're talking about with lore lmao 27:30 talks about what chapter gains the knowledge of eating their enemies flesh, nothing but "SPACE WOLVES" no my sweet children ALL SPACE MARINES have that quality, all space marines can eat the flesh of their enemies to gain their genetic memories
holy shit yuzu did FAR better than i did on the first mission... I feel trash LOL but I played on veteran going in but still i kept confusing the dodge and parry and she's just getting every perfect dodge
"How did it take me so long to get into Warhammer?" Oo, I can answer this one for you: Because Games Workshop made getting the rights to make a game prohibitively difficult until they became free after THQ went bankrupt in 2012 after Space Marine 1 ( 35 years after WH40k was created), and since then there's only been like, 3 decent 40k games. Before and after this, the only other ways to intake the universe is through a tabletop game that requires hundreds if not thousands of dollars and memorizing 50 different spreadsheets, or by reading any of the 300+ books that take place in this universe (in which case you're flipping a coin as to whether or not the author of the series you picked is any good (I recommend the Dan Abnett ones)).
Jokaero being the first example that comes to mind. The Imperium kinda just shrugs them off, and some Inquisitors even recruit them into their teams because they're undeniably useful. Also, they've never done anything directly antagonistic to humanity, and fighting them would be a waste of resources, so why not let the funny little monkeys do their thing?
Hive Mind Yuzu is gonna be the Horus Hershey against Hive Mind Juniper and Hive Mind Matara soon. I still imagine to this day that GW was seething that Warcraft and Starcraft had gotten widespread appeal over theirs. Although this is more on GW than OG Blizzard since the latter wasn't the scum it was known today, but the former was.
That's actually a very widespread myth. The initial talks floated the idea of WoW being a Warhammer MMO, but I think Blizzard felt it better if they had creative control over such an investment, and Games Workshop didn't seem especially interested in pursuing a deal, so it just kinda fell through on both ends. There was also no indication that Starcraft was meant to be a 40k game, either. People have been saying this stuff for as long as I've been into 40k (since 2010) and I can't remember anyone ever providing a source to these statements, and to my knowledge no industry insider has ever stepped forward to say anything either.
today on watch Yuzu, Yuzu unalive's a hell of a lot of Matara's bug family and also fun fact yuzu StarCraft was originally supposed to be a Warhammer 40k game that's why they look like zerg and tyranids also a primaris are space marines 2.0, space marines 1.0 decay over a long period of time the 2.0 marines have no flaws at all so all the things that make them cool are now written out because of primaris.
This is the stuff that I missed, a hack n' slash game with a lot of gore It gives me hopium for a new ninja gaiden lmao Anyways what a badass game 👏👏👏👏
Salutations Initiate Space Marine Yuzu🙏. l Chief Librarian Te Kahurangi - The Pale Rider of the Carcharodons Space Sharks Chapter- Send this Astropathic Message to you from my Tyrant Strike Cruiser in high orbit over Planet Kadaku. My Chapter Master Tyberos - The Red Wake and I have observed your combat skills from his Flagship Battle Barge Nicor and have agreed to subscription protocols and strike the like button with impressive respect. If you continue on this glorious path Initiate Yuzu, Tyberos and his Space Sharks will continue to like an share your progress in future vid- pics…. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!! 🙏👍🥰
Yuzu, it's actually fine and not DEI kind of thing. Ultramarines, Black Templars, Imperial fists and many such chapters to name a few employ individuals from every planet controlled by Imperium. They can be Asian, White black etc as long as they know how to shoot and kill.
@@sage-d4q Blood Angels, Salamanders, Space Wolves, Raven guard are those ones which are specific. Not Ultramarines because they controlled 500 planets before joining the Imperium. Definitely not Imperial Fists and Dark Angels
As much I like vtuber girls it's sad they know nothing about the history of war hammer 40k but I hope yuzu enjoys tyranids slaughter and I will gladly fight by her side as one of the dark angels
We are, we never joke in service to the Emperor Yuzu. Yuzu nerds to stick with the Bolt Carbine. She hip fires a lot. The Tau are the only ones that refuse to use the warp.
Not entirely true. Space marines will have their natural skin colour (though some geneseed from some chapters may mess with this) they also get an organ implanted called the melanochrome which will cause the skin to darken in response to certain levels of sunlight, or other forms of electromagnetic radiation. It does not however allow them to do it when they want, its an automatic thing, it also doesn't mean their skin can be turned anything but darker than its original colour. That is if the geneseed itself isn't mutated causing some wierdness, like the Blood Angels and Raven Guard who are always pale or the Salamanders who are noted for all being unnaturally black accompanied by glowing red eyes. Basically,outside of geneseed mutation, the Melanochrome gives Astartes an auto tint feature on their skin.
Yuzu sees Titus get up and sees his body ” now I get why matara likes this universe”
Yuzu: "My name is Tangerine."
Kaldor Draigo - Somewhere in the Warp: "I FEEL THE CALLING OF MY PEOPLE! I MUST GO!"
BROTHERS, FEMALE BROTHERS, STAND AND FIGHT FOR THE GLORY OF THE GOD EMPEROR
Praise be the god emperor beloved by all
“Female Brothers” is amazingly funny but 100% acceptable in this context hahahahahaha
When a women earns the respect of men, they become brothers.
@@EmaRussoUltra It's so freaking funny, and I love it so much 😂
@@EmaRussoUltra
JUST LIKE OUR FATHER UNCLE CALLIE, DEATH BRING ONTO OUR ENEMIES!!
Oh Gods in the Warp...I just realised!
That Carnifex at the end of the tutorial is a literal _distraction Carnifex_
dear god you are right
Yuzu letting out moans and shrieks of terror is about par for the course in this playthrough.
42:52 He TECHNICALLY wasn't falsely accused. He basically single handedly stood up to a horde of chaos marines and for some reason was completely unaffected by the forces of chaos. Strangely resilient to it. This isn't apparently the first time that's happened. Since chaos corrupts..........EVERYTHING most in the empire would find it suspicious and report it to the Inquisition, which his subordinate did. Yeah it was kind of a dick move but in the realm of the rules/laws of the imperium it was......understandable? Still kind of a dick move from Leandros considering this was the 2nd time Titus single handedly saved his life.
He also went to the Inquisition before the Chaplain, which is not an action supported by the Codex.
Decimus Titus really seems like he might be a Blank, somewhere between Psi and Sigma on the power scale (aka. the Assignment), as he displays a lot of the signs of a psychic blank such as resistance to psychic effects and chaos, and he seems to make people very suspicious of him as a side-effect. 🤔
@@probablythedm1669 even thou a lot of stuff points to that he cant be as one of the key parts of the process of becoming a space marine involves regular psychic mind scans/probes by the chapters librarians to check on the mental state and to look for signs of corruption which would have certainly picked up if he was a blank.
No, he was falsely accused. They just didn't believe him. He isn't corrupted or tainted by the warp. But instead of giving him a shot they rejected everything he done and locked him up by the inquisition under threats of violence.
@@ragnarok9594 they didnt lock him up in the inquisition
else he wouldnt be in the kill team at the start
corruption isnt a big neon sign above your head
he is clearly a mutant freak, untouchable by chaos without being a blank
mutant freaks are almost always a way for chaos to get into power, so he had to be investigated thoroughly
he was just held for the investigation because letting a mutant abomination just run free is too dangerous
32:03 LOL. Cute girly scream
8:05 There was a xenos race under the imperium blanket it was Adarnian race. ''The Adarnian were a Xenos species that were discovered by the Imperium, during the Great Crusade'''
But they were living bad lives, because their blood was a good thing to human race. Some of rogue traders have eldars in their team. Some of imperium worlds are trading with tau or orks
Also, in the Eisenhorn novels, its implied that on the fringes of Imperial space there's potentially a lot more human-alien trade going on then anyone would want to admit. In the first book, Eisenhorn infiltrates a business meeting by posing as the representative for an agri-company, offering new and improved grains developed with a 'special method'. One of the curious customers takes a moment before asking if it was human or xenos tech responsible.
There's no shortage of opportunistic, self-interested or unorthodox humans willing to take risks if they think they can get away with it, especially if they're far from the reach of Imperial law (or they're very rich and powerful themselves).
Salamander space Marines are very emotional when it comes to protecting the innocent lives of the imperium
Hey Yuzu! If you want to know more about warhammer 40k lore, ask Matara and Bricky.
She just Needs to watch Brickys 40K "everything about 40k"
@@AlbertoMartinez765 True but we could get a three player co-op space marine 2 colab if she asks them.
Bricky's a good intro but Adric is hit or miss. Their video on Leman Russ was embarrassingly bad.
Bricky is great he has a really entertaining take on 40k cus he often comes from a comedic delivery at the absolute absurdity of it all lol. It makes you really realize how insane and cool this universe is with SO many unique sci fi concepts and ideas it's really great.
“Only in death does duty end.”
Hopefully we get more gameplay of this. I'm not into Warhammer but so far the game looks good, and the lore intriguing.
Warhammer is a massive wormhole of a setting and lore dump if you are actually thinking of diving into it.
_Even in death, I serve the Omnissiah_
I was lore diving for shits and gigs. Learned about space sharks. WTF
Literal embodiment of shows up, fucks shit up, does not elaborate, leaves.
The neat thing I'm learning is that there are so many flavors in the 40k universe you can find and pick whatever fits your fancy.
@@LITTLEFOOT918 Carcharodons are definitely in my Top 10 alongside the likes of the White Scars, Minotaurs, Salamanders, Lamenters and others.
@LITTLEFOOT918 space sharks are my favorite loyalist faction.
I think tyberos has an official model.
Once I'm done painting my thousand sons army I'm going to kitbash a sick ass tyberos model
Can I really just say how cool it is to see the Warhammer community be so welcoming to this of fans coming in for the first time. You'd think it would be a bit gatekeepy due to its history and controversy with "wokeness", but no. Even though vtuber are leading this new wave, the community is just like "WELCOME BROTHERS" and accepts them! It just warms my heart.
It reminds me of the time where the DOOM and Animal Crossing communities merge together even its sharp contrasts due to Twitter and memes!
It is for that reason that, while not perfect, Space Marines 2 is my GOTY (plus it also helps that it's a fun that feels fun and not a grind)
Umm That Cadia explanation about what went down is very generous to the Cadians, it's was less Cadians are that strong and more so Necrons are that bull shit. Like they were going to be overrun but Trazyn helped Cawl activate the Necron structures there which denies Warp related things like Demons and Psychic powers.
Nah heretics are just weak bro.
There were still las-gun fire spotted on the chunks of the planet. Necron bullshittery was surely afoot, but Cadian spirit was nigh on unbreakable. And Failbadon still had to sack the blackstone fortress to crack the planet.
The planet broke before the Guard.
@@TheRevanchists the setting broke before the plotarmor
The necrons are busted in lore
Yuzu, to correct something someone else said, the machine god IS NOT the god emperor of man. however, many consider him to be the physical avatar and servant of the omnissiah. but only the tech priests believe this. is heresy for anyone else to believe
It's basically a compromise between the Imperium and Mechanicus because each faction is too valuable to the other and they really can't afford to go to war with each other over something like this. So it's basically all just smile and nod and play along.
WHAT IS YOUR CRAFT
MINE
Heresy @@ZoMbi5lAy3r
@@my_dad_came_back_with_milk Death to the false Emperor! Sheep following a corpse on a golden throne
MY CRAFT IS DEATH!
Sheep? You would consider worshipping chaos or slannesh for the benefits and temptations it rewards yet they are cheap in comparison.
I fight not for the emperor because others consider him a god because he would not want me to consider him a god no, i fight for him because the brotherhood he made and that I am a part of for if I fight for any other cause I won't die happy I'll die alone.
FOR THE KHAN
FOR THE BROTHERHOOD
FOR THE EMPEROR
tell me heretic whom will you fight for and how will you die?
@ZoMbi5lAy3r
Want to give a more accurate summary of deathwatch since chat was a little incorrect. Deathwatch is a special operations detachment of space marines that only deal with highly dangerous xenos threats. They don’t follow the codex astartes (space marine code) because their missions require a higher degree of adaptability because they are normally sent independently without any other assistance to accomplish their missions. They only accept highly decorative veteran astartes from all chapters who have proven themselves within their faction. The only other way to get in is when they are forced into the deathwatch as black shields to conduct penance for any acts that were deemed as dishonorable, or if accusations of heresy have been made. Their involvement with their previous faction are redacted and are forced to wear a black shoulder piece in place of their former faction symbol where you saw other factions symbols on other deathwatch marines. The only way to be denounced from the black shield is to carry out your penance but most don’t because the black shield death watch members are usually given suicidal missions where they are not expected to return in order to fulfill their service and penance to the emperor.
Thank you for the vod I look forward to more of your content it's great XD
To clarify a couple of things within the video breaking them down from smallest to biggest
Tyranids have bio weapons which are literally a part of them, the common termagaunt for example has something called the fleshborer which fires beetles that burrow into flesh to kill targets. Theres more examples but you can guess the gist, if you see a nid with a gun or weapon, its basically a limb for them.
Norn Queens birth the Tyranid life forms and as such are the most protected part of the hive fleets. They get nutrients via the reclamation pools being sucked up by the hive ships.
Deathwatch: The Deathwatch are the military wing of the Ordos Xenos, a branch of the inquisition that specialises in dealing with aliens. The Deathwatch recruit from all chapters mostly veterans with a history of killing aliens, it is considered honourable to join the Deathwatch and most happily join, the exceptions being Black shields which is a way of serving penance for crimes, you are scrubbed of your chapter's heritage on your right pauldron and renounce your former name and are more than likely going to die in order to find forgiveness. Titus for example was a black shield named Nullis after the events of Space Marine 1.
Primaris Marines: this one will take some time. Back in 8th edition of warhammer 40K, GW created the primaris marines as a way of pushing the setting forward, as well as to update aspects of the space marine range (much to the anger of Xenos players because they get next to nothing compared to marines). Primaris were and still are to an extent hated because of how different they are to firstborn marines but thats a whole other tangent regarding IRL things. In lore primaris marines differ from firstborn through 3 new organs and being taller. Nowadays, new recruits are made into primaris space marines compared to their firstborn brothers who became firstborn, firstborn marines can become primaris through the surgery known as the Rubricon Primaris, though it has a high casualty rate unless you are a named character of course. Rule of thumb, most named primaris character models on the games workshop webstore, were once firstborn models with a couple of exceptions.
And thats the general rough breakdown of lore details that might be important at least from questions in the VOD, chat might have explained somethings but this was a general breakdown with more autism added in for further details that I assumed couldn't be added due to character limits
it's fun watching people discover the greatness of the Grimdark where there is ONLY War.
Kharn the Betrayer has a skull counter in his helmet, Yuzu has a moan counter in her helmet
Welcome, sister. Welcome to bolter porn 40k. Enjoy beautiful. Enjoy the rip and tear lovely. The boys got your back. When you finish the campaign go multiplayer. We will carry to glory sister. Blood angels can be played online.
*WHAT IS YOUR PLEDGE ?*
*MY PLEDGE IS ETERNAL SERVICE!*
my pledge is supporting this horny silkmoth vtuber
What is your duty
Yuzu's power would be too much for even Slaanesh to handle.
I mean. She technically could be an Eldar for the Emperor. Look at Roboute Guilliman. Primarch that fell for an Eldar. Im sure the Imperium could make exceptions for some. You'd just have to be very. Very. Careful with what you say
Guilliman has no romantic interest in Yvraine, that's a fandom ship
Robute just discretely keeps a Farseer around, because he realizes the Eldar are better allies than adversaries at present.
He only worked with Yvraine and the Visarch for a relatively short time before they went left to gather more crone swords and get their butts kicked by Slaanesh. (Because Aeldari always gets dunked on, it's like a rule. Even when they win, they must actually lose. 😢)
There's a lot of alien species in the 42th millenium the Imperium leaves alone because they don't represent a threat to them or lives in distant and/or dangerous corners of the galaxy the Imperium struggles to reach or even don't dare to go.
Every Xenos race is a threat to humanity in some way, but they prioritise the direct threats over the indirect threats
@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Not all of them. Some random alien bozos chilling on a planet without any spacecraft aren't going to bother the Imperium.
In one of the Ciaphas Cain books, a Kroot tells Cain that there are so many species out there who would've stayed out of the Imperium's way but were forced to fight because the Imperium picks a fight with them. He implied the Kroot wouldn't have cared about humanity that much if the Imperium wasn't going around obliterating everything non-human.
Not all aliens are a threat to humanity, its just that the Imperium makes it a self-fulfilling prophecy because they believe this to be the case, and thus start meaningless wars with alien civilizations too small to ever worry about.
IT HAS BEGUN. LET THE WORD AND FURY OF THE EMPEROR SPREAD FAR AND WIDE
Glad to see Yuzu enjoying this game. Its just sad there aren't too many high quality 40k games out there. I'd love to see her try out Rogue Trader though, even if it is a pretty comprehensive experience.
There are exceptions to the general anti-xenos rules. But they tend to single planet species willing to submit to the Imperium, and aren't in the territory of the more fanatical groups.
Good to see Tangerine 🍊 having fun in the 40k universe.
The flying Tyranids are called gargoyles the hivemind uses them to clog up orbital guns
Well off to part 2
the twitch chat has no idea what they're talking about with lore lmao 27:30 talks about what chapter gains the knowledge of eating their enemies flesh, nothing but "SPACE WOLVES" no my sweet children ALL SPACE MARINES have that quality, all space marines can eat the flesh of their enemies to gain their genetic memories
holy shit yuzu did FAR better than i did on the first mission... I feel trash LOL but I played on veteran going in but still i kept confusing the dodge and parry and she's just getting every perfect dodge
"How did it take me so long to get into Warhammer?"
Oo, I can answer this one for you: Because Games Workshop made getting the rights to make a game prohibitively difficult until they became free after THQ went bankrupt in 2012 after Space Marine 1 ( 35 years after WH40k was created), and since then there's only been like, 3 decent 40k games. Before and after this, the only other ways to intake the universe is through a tabletop game that requires hundreds if not thousands of dollars and memorizing 50 different spreadsheets, or by reading any of the 300+ books that take place in this universe (in which case you're flipping a coin as to whether or not the author of the series you picked is any good (I recommend the Dan Abnett ones)).
Yes more vtuber join the fight for the glory of THE EMPEROR
To answer your question: If you were in the 40k universe I suppose you would be a Vespid.
Sanctioned Xenos are a thing, a very very rare thing but they exist
Jokaero being the first example that comes to mind. The Imperium kinda just shrugs them off, and some Inquisitors even recruit them into their teams because they're undeniably useful.
Also, they've never done anything directly antagonistic to humanity, and fighting them would be a waste of resources, so why not let the funny little monkeys do their thing?
Hive Mind Yuzu is gonna be the Horus Hershey against Hive Mind Juniper and Hive Mind Matara soon.
I still imagine to this day that GW was seething that Warcraft and Starcraft had gotten widespread appeal over theirs. Although this is more on GW than OG Blizzard since the latter wasn't the scum it was known today, but the former was.
That's actually a very widespread myth. The initial talks floated the idea of WoW being a Warhammer MMO, but I think Blizzard felt it better if they had creative control over such an investment, and Games Workshop didn't seem especially interested in pursuing a deal, so it just kinda fell through on both ends.
There was also no indication that Starcraft was meant to be a 40k game, either. People have been saying this stuff for as long as I've been into 40k (since 2010) and I can't remember anyone ever providing a source to these statements, and to my knowledge no industry insider has ever stepped forward to say anything either.
today on watch Yuzu, Yuzu unalive's a hell of a lot of Matara's bug family and also fun fact yuzu StarCraft was originally supposed to be a Warhammer 40k game that's why they look like zerg and tyranids also a primaris are space marines 2.0, space marines 1.0 decay over a long period of time the 2.0 marines have no flaws at all so all the things that make them cool are now written out because of primaris.
This is the stuff that I missed, a hack n' slash game with a lot of gore
It gives me hopium for a new ninja gaiden lmao
Anyways what a badass game 👏👏👏👏
A TRUE SON OF MUH CRACK!
So Yuzu is now a glorious sister of battle
would be so much more fun if we could play as the nids
She’s definitely a sanctioned xeno.
Salutations Initiate Space Marine Yuzu🙏. l Chief Librarian Te Kahurangi - The Pale Rider of the Carcharodons Space Sharks Chapter- Send this Astropathic Message to you from my Tyrant Strike Cruiser in high orbit over Planet Kadaku. My Chapter Master Tyberos - The Red Wake and I have observed your combat skills from his Flagship Battle Barge Nicor and have agreed to subscription protocols and strike the like button with impressive respect. If you continue on this glorious path Initiate Yuzu, Tyberos and his Space Sharks will continue to like an share your progress in future vid- pics…. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!! 🙏👍🥰
For the emperor!
41:30 stamp
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!!
Yuzu, it's actually fine and not DEI kind of thing.
Ultramarines, Black Templars, Imperial fists and many such chapters to name a few employ individuals from every planet controlled by Imperium. They can be Asian, White black etc as long as they know how to shoot and kill.
@@sage-d4q Blood Angels, Salamanders, Space Wolves, Raven guard are those ones which are specific.
Not Ultramarines because they controlled 500 planets before joining the Imperium. Definitely not Imperial Fists and Dark Angels
☠️ FOR THE EMPEROR ☠️
Bro like get your squad Yuzu and fight my squad
I don't think Yuzu would be a tyranid, she'd probably be a vespid, cos she's an actual bug who is a weeb
Still waiting for yuzu play DYING LIGHT 1 with her friend😢
a xeno could be accepted byu the empire depending how "human" they are as are the case with abhumans
I think the "what is your fear" line response feels a bit wrong, they should have gone with "I shall know no fear"
49:30 scottish AND white? curious
Raheem Groves
Of course she's eating while playing lol. 😮😐😮😐😮😐
Kristin Inlet
Jesus Yuzu, turn down your sense xD
MORE.
Sydnee Pike
Funk Shoal
As much I like vtuber girls it's sad they know nothing about the history of war hammer 40k but I hope yuzu enjoys tyranids slaughter and I will gladly fight by her side as one of the dark angels
Anybody else find the ai teammates absolutely useless at veteran or higher??
She has some skill. The best part is when she screams.
TOO much herresy I smell here! 🤨😂😐Inquisitor⁉
We are, we never joke in service to the Emperor Yuzu.
Yuzu nerds to stick with the Bolt Carbine. She hip fires a lot.
The Tau are the only ones that refuse to use the warp.
cool fact space marines can change their skin colour whenever they want they can even be pink
Not entirely true. Space marines will have their natural skin colour (though some geneseed from some chapters may mess with this) they also get an organ implanted called the melanochrome which will cause the skin to darken in response to certain levels of sunlight, or other forms of electromagnetic radiation. It does not however allow them to do it when they want, its an automatic thing, it also doesn't mean their skin can be turned anything but darker than its original colour. That is if the geneseed itself isn't mutated causing some wierdness, like the Blood Angels and Raven Guard who are always pale or the Salamanders who are noted for all being unnaturally black accompanied by glowing red eyes. Basically,outside of geneseed mutation, the Melanochrome gives Astartes an auto tint feature on their skin.
I love Wokehammer 40k, me and my friends were clowning each other whenever our minority showed up
Love it