Quick thing, Bolters (the guns) don't fire bullets at all. They're basically full auto RPGs that fire little rockets that imbed into the target before detonating
@@OleHerland anytime! If ya want another recommendation, “Space Marine Creation/Recruitment” by Luetin09 is a really good and fun watch, unless I recommended that already then I’m sorry! 😅(EDIT: Never mind I saw I already requested it in another comment, im so sorry! XD)
First of thanks for reacting to the video man, it was super cool! And secondly the messed up guy you saw there wasn't a witch doctor he's what you call a Tech Priest of Mars. The reason he looks like that is essentially because before 40k, humanity used to be a galactic juggernaut between the 15k to 25k ish periods. Very few species in the galaxy could touch us when we first began to expand due to our technological advancements and just pure might. And a large proportion of this power came from our use of A.I., and eventually this same A.I. turned on us, terminator style but on a galactic scale. A war the likes of humanity had never seen before was fought and man was it brutal. Hundreds of billions died, worlds were killed and stars were blown up to wipe out entire planetary systems. Eventually humanity came out of it on top, but just barely and the entire species now bore a sense of trauma from the whole event. This is where 40k comes in. In the Imperium A.I. isn't known as "Artificial Intelligence", they call it *Abominable* Intelligence and any tech priest who's found trying to make A.I. is usually ended on the spot. Now, you can't be a star spanning Empire without robotics doing things, humans can't do everything and it's just not practical to expect us to. Thus, humans started to worship machinery and augmented themselves with said machinery. Their machine god is known as the "Omnissiah" and it works through the machine spirit you hear him mention at 7:09. The reason they're blessing the armour is because they believe that to do so "appeases" the spirit and it will make the equipment function better. So through the species wide trauma resulting from the war fought for our very survival, came the Tech Priests of Mars you see before you today. An interesting but sad tale indeed.
Thank you so much for your comment and sharing this. I need to stop believing that I've heard the most epic thing about Warhammer. It seams like every day or at least every time I post something related to this universe you/someone comment something mind blowing! I'm just falling in love with this universe, and it's just surpassing every other universe I've gotten to know so far in life. The brutality, epicness, struggle is just so interesting. Creatures and "people" are just so thought out. You look left, there is something cool, your look right there is something cool. Wow, thank you so much! It's also so relatable to where we are in the world now, and what COULD be our future 😱
@@OleHerland I'm so glad that you've found as strong of an affinity for the universe as I did when I first got into Warhammer. And man I'm telling you everything you've heard so far is just the surface, the writing is so well done and it all goes so deep. Even I'm still learning about newer things about the universe every day. The only sad part is you don't really do longer videos because you reacting to lore would be pretty awesome. But until then I'll enjoy your reaction to animations.
@@ironduke5058 Thank ypu so much! And, indeed, I'm getting really exited about Warhammer. Rambeled to my girlfriend earlier today about all the cool stuff I learn from comments, and how big and cool the universe is. Think she got a bit dizzy 😅 I'm open for doing longer videos as well 👀 But do you think people will watch? And, are there videos I could react to?
@@OleHerland Lmao that's exactly what I did to my house hold members and even how I got some of my friends into 40k, just endless rambling about it. It really is super unique. And idk that's on you to decide. I understand UA-cam has analytics and stuff each UA-camr looks at right? And idk how yours might look. But something I see constantly is that 40k fans love the universe and they love seeing people react and get deeper into it. I really don't know why we're like this lol but I've seen the views of many channels skyrocket from 40k stuff. If you were to decide to start, I'd recommend Bricky's every 40k faction explained and you can break that up into 2 or more parts if it's too long. People love that video. But ultimately it's up to you.
@@ironduke5058 Hehe, when there is something you are very into its hard not to talk about it 😅🤣 Yeah, I'm trying to get my channel a bit up so videos I make gets seen. But there are many paths. Checking out morr Warhammer and diving deeper does feel like a win win. People like to see it, and I get more and more interested. The video you mentioned has been requested multiple times, and are really high up on my list 😍 Thank you! Don't be supprised if it suddanly appears on my channel 👀
idk who that guy in the chat was saying Bolters are 50 cal. but that's not true at all. Standard issue Bolters are 75 cal. while Heavy Bolters are 100 cal.
For some reason you see that .50 cal reference often and its just not true at all lol. Some heavier rounds from other weapons Astartes are known to wield go higher still
@@4WOF very old pattern bolters were 50 cal but those are no longer in use by the imperium with the current 75 cal being the new standard and if any are in use nobles ar ethe only one who could possibly have an archaic pattern
Awesome reaction, and that was armouring ritual of just ONE space marine, in the time of Great Crusade each of 20 (18) legions was somewhat between 100-250k of space marines, Ultramarines (biggest one) had like 250k marines + 500 worlds under their administration where they were building their might, fleets and auxilia forces (regular mortal men with good gear and hard training/tactics/competent commanders etc). For example their fortress world of Armatura had a BILLION of guardsmen garrisoning the planet. Could you imagine the SCALE of total war that happening in 40k?) There is an amazing cinematic for you to react next: ua-cam.com/video/l7U93YjucD0/v-deo.html - part one of the infamous battle for Vraks (basically Massacre of Verden from World War I in space) - there you see the famous death world of Krieg (which mean WAR in German language) - basically the Kamino from Star Wars but in 40k and the true SCALES of 40k armies/might. ua-cam.com/video/FhULhHCk_D8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/7jcuYA714Jw/v-deo.html And here are a Horus Heresy amazing fan cinematics for you. Remembered I said "Armature world with billion of guardsmen"? THAT is the battle in which traitours World Eaters and Word Bearers legions decimated a good portion of 500 worlds of Ultramarines mini-empire in the Shadow Crusade (to secure that Ultramarines won't be in time to the Siege of Terra final battle of Heresy. 40k lore is SO amazing, I just can't wait to see what our boy Henry Cavill could do as the show-runner and with Amazon's money (hope that it isn't a news to you - Amazong is filming 40k cinematographic universe with HENRY CAVILL as a head of the project).
Thank you do much for your comment!! Always enjoy your comments 😍And thanks for the kind words :D The scale of this universe is just blowing my mind over and over again. Ultramarines has 250k marines and 500 worlds under their administration?! That is just SO MANY AND SO LARGE 😱 There are just so many amazing facts that hit me over and over again. Holy moly! And I hope that movie with Henry Cavill is going to be amazing. CAN'Y WAIT!! 😱😱😱😱 Also, saved your comment to my notes, so I'll check out the recommendations soon. Thank you!
I'll give a basic easy rundown on Warhammer gear The main rifles are bolters the ammunition are as big as your hands and they're basically mini rockets The combat knife is almost as big as your arm Meltas are just heavy laser guns Plasma guns are just plasma hit like trucks tho Also those floating skulls are Mechanicus monks they live in those skulls as "Servitors" and tend to be like secretaries or basic workers For some reason most of the armor in the 40k universe need to link your senses despite being detrimental because what if the armor dies but you're fine Marines who are gravely injured or crippled become Dreadnoughts giant coffin mechs that can of course the armor feels sadly they're spent in stasis unless needed in battle
>> The longest was like 700 years Lord Commander Dante, Chapter Master of the Blood Angels chapter, Lord-regent of Imperium Nihilus (etc etc) has a 1540 years of active service (1100 years of which as a Chapter Master of the legendary Blood Angels - proud sons of their angelic primarch Sanguinius). He is the oldest non dreadnaught (Bjorn the Fell-Handed of the Space Wolves chapter is 10k+ years old and was fighting alongside the Emperor of Mankind Himself in some of battles, but he sleep like 95-99% of his time in stasis or whatever) space marine in the Imperium. A LOT of chaos space marines are the veterans of Long War and the fought with Horus during his infamous Heresy in 30k and a lot of them even take part in the legendary Siege of Terra - the pinakle of Heresy and almost a triumph of the Ruinous Powers. But Dante start to age, under his father death mask (yes, he wear his father/primarch last scream face as his war FACE in battle). His wounds don't heal like they should and he become a really old wrinkled and gray-haired man, but he successfully passed the Rubicon Primaris and become a reborn Primaris space marine, and a fresh once again)
0.998 cal is for heavy bolter 0.75 cal is for normal astartes bolter with 0.50 cal the possible bolter used by the sisters of battle that or its a pattern no longer used
The armor may look bulky, but lorewise it is meant to make the Space Marine much faster, stronger, and enduring than he already is. They might as well be moving normally with their own body; a body that acts before their mind could even think which is very helpful in any combat scenario. It also makes them harder to kill than they already are. And i mean that by the largest margin as even without the armor, they are immune to all forms of small arms fire, fight for years without sleeping, eliminate pain receptors by choice, and so much more. They are less human and more monsters in the face of their enemies while angels to those who have the opportunity to serve under them.
@@OleHerland Yes. Their gene-seed implants that allow this this include a growth hormone that increases the size and durability of their skeletal system, a growth hormone for their muscles that increases strength and density, and an organ that makes their blood clot in seconds even if it meant torn limbs. So anything smaller than a .50 call barrage will not kill a butt naked space marine. Though you'll hardly ever face off a Space Marine without his armor. By then, the only thing in your disposal as a regular human rebel that could kill him would either be an armor penetrating rocket, a ton of high explosives (if you manage to outsmart him), or tanks - yes. Tanks plural because unless you get a direct shot to the chest, a regular Space Marine can survive a tank shot so you're definitely need more than one.
@@dgrmn12345 What the hell, that is just insanely cool!! Wow, can even handle a tank shot 😱 I understand why people are obsessed with 40K now. Everything is just off the charts!
@@OleHerland Even more insane is the fact that Space Marines aren't in the top of the food chain. More like middle level. There are worse monsters in the 40K universe in the forms of Mutants, Aliens, and Demons.
They are the good guys... if you're loyal to the Imperium. Also creepy is a strong word, compare it to other races of the 40k Universe and you will find that they are the closest to normal that you'll get in this environment. The Chaos Demons are also the good guys by the way... if you choose to side with Chaos. I'll think my point has become clear: Good and Bad are a matter of perspective. This counts especially for the grim darkness of this far future.
try : Top 5 biggest space marines in warhammer 40k , 5 traiors marines who would make a better Warmaster than abbadon, The Galaxy's BIGGEST Troll? Trazyn EXPLAINED! Warhammer 40K Necrons Lore ,SPACE MARINE CREATION/RECRUITMENT - Your guide on becoming an Astartes | WARHAMMER 40,000 Lore , if you want to see a long video I recommend: the last church, it will make you better understand the emperor philosophy
@@Chris-ci8vs The Eldar Exodites? I don't know if I would call them good but they are better than the eldar society that birthed Slaanesh at least...though that isn't saying much.
"Good guys" in 40k? Oh sweet summer child, every faction is either openly evil or deep down commits monstrous acts to ensure its own survival. The Space Marines are supposed to be the scariest field troops humanity can deploy in combat (well, Custodes are even scarier but they're super limited in numbers)
"like they were good guys"
oh no mein freund
oh nonononononooon
I'm starting to understand that there are NO good guys in 40k 👀
@@OleHerland
Very true. Warhammer 40K is universe where no good exists. Everyone is evil.
Quick thing, Bolters (the guns) don't fire bullets at all. They're basically full auto RPGs that fire little rockets that imbed into the target before detonating
Whaaat? Even the "bullets" are not just "bullets"?! 40k man, it's just so good 😱
@@OleHerland It's over the top. But in a good way. Like it's so extra you can't help but feel a sense of reverence.
The creation and recruitment of a space marine is a good one aswell
Thank you! Added it to my list! And the other one you mentioned, Bricky's Warhammer every faction explained I also have on my list! :D Thanks again 🥳
Its the creation of primaris space marine. Not regular astartes
Bricky's Warhammer every faction explained is a good one
I've finally done it, thank you! Was amazing 🤩ua-cam.com/video/qeAKi_6PFys/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OleHerland
@@OleHerland thank you so much for listening 🙏
@@Cobrazay You are super welcome! Thank you so much for the recommendation!
@@OleHerland anytime! If ya want another recommendation, “Space Marine Creation/Recruitment” by Luetin09 is a really good and fun watch, unless I recommended that already then I’m sorry! 😅(EDIT: Never mind I saw I already requested it in another comment, im so sorry! XD)
First of thanks for reacting to the video man, it was super cool!
And secondly the messed up guy you saw there wasn't a witch doctor he's what you call a Tech Priest of Mars. The reason he looks like that is essentially because before 40k, humanity used to be a galactic juggernaut between the 15k to 25k ish periods. Very few species in the galaxy could touch us when we first began to expand due to our technological advancements and just pure might. And a large proportion of this power came from our use of A.I., and eventually this same A.I. turned on us, terminator style but on a galactic scale. A war the likes of humanity had never seen before was fought and man was it brutal. Hundreds of billions died, worlds were killed and stars were blown up to wipe out entire planetary systems. Eventually humanity came out of it on top, but just barely and the entire species now bore a sense of trauma from the whole event.
This is where 40k comes in. In the Imperium A.I. isn't known as "Artificial Intelligence", they call it *Abominable* Intelligence and any tech priest who's found trying to make A.I. is usually ended on the spot. Now, you can't be a star spanning Empire without robotics doing things, humans can't do everything and it's just not practical to expect us to. Thus, humans started to worship machinery and augmented themselves with said machinery. Their machine god is known as the "Omnissiah" and it works through the machine spirit you hear him mention at 7:09. The reason they're blessing the armour is because they believe that to do so "appeases" the spirit and it will make the equipment function better.
So through the species wide trauma resulting from the war fought for our very survival, came the Tech Priests of Mars you see before you today. An interesting but sad tale indeed.
Thank you so much for your comment and sharing this. I need to stop believing that I've heard the most epic thing about Warhammer. It seams like every day or at least every time I post something related to this universe you/someone comment something mind blowing!
I'm just falling in love with this universe, and it's just surpassing every other universe I've gotten to know so far in life. The brutality, epicness, struggle is just so interesting. Creatures and "people" are just so thought out. You look left, there is something cool, your look right there is something cool. Wow, thank you so much!
It's also so relatable to where we are in the world now, and what COULD be our future 😱
@@OleHerland I'm so glad that you've found as strong of an affinity for the universe as I did when I first got into Warhammer. And man I'm telling you everything you've heard so far is just the surface, the writing is so well done and it all goes so deep. Even I'm still learning about newer things about the universe every day. The only sad part is you don't really do longer videos because you reacting to lore would be pretty awesome. But until then I'll enjoy your reaction to animations.
@@ironduke5058 Thank ypu so much! And, indeed, I'm getting really exited about Warhammer. Rambeled to my girlfriend earlier today about all the cool stuff I learn from comments, and how big and cool the universe is. Think she got a bit dizzy 😅 I'm open for doing longer videos as well 👀 But do you think people will watch? And, are there videos I could react to?
@@OleHerland Lmao that's exactly what I did to my house hold members and even how I got some of my friends into 40k, just endless rambling about it. It really is super unique. And idk that's on you to decide. I understand UA-cam has analytics and stuff each UA-camr looks at right? And idk how yours might look. But something I see constantly is that 40k fans love the universe and they love seeing people react and get deeper into it. I really don't know why we're like this lol but I've seen the views of many channels skyrocket from 40k stuff. If you were to decide to start, I'd recommend Bricky's every 40k faction explained and you can break that up into 2 or more parts if it's too long. People love that video. But ultimately it's up to you.
@@ironduke5058 Hehe, when there is something you are very into its hard not to talk about it 😅🤣
Yeah, I'm trying to get my channel a bit up so videos I make gets seen. But there are many paths. Checking out morr Warhammer and diving deeper does feel like a win win. People like to see it, and I get more and more interested.
The video you mentioned has been requested multiple times, and are really high up on my list 😍 Thank you! Don't be supprised if it suddanly appears on my channel 👀
Those baby angel cherubs things are not actual babies they are basically test tube creations
It's horrific 😨 But also epic. Thanks for your comment!
Everybody in the 40k community; Good guys!? We don't do that here.
Hahahha! Why do I not believe you? You seam like a good guy! And so do EVERY Warhammer fan 😍❤️
@@OleHerland Many of the fans are good people but in the fictional universe of 40k all factions are some flavour of evil
@@sorkeror Uuuuh! Can't wait to dive deeper into the 40k universe. So far, crazy crazy crazy!
idk who that guy in the chat was saying Bolters are 50 cal. but that's not true at all. Standard issue Bolters are 75 cal. while Heavy Bolters are 100 cal.
Wow, even mkre impressive! Thanks for sharing!
For some reason you see that .50 cal reference often and its just not true at all lol. Some heavier rounds from other weapons Astartes are known to wield go higher still
@@4WOF very old pattern bolters were 50 cal but those are no longer in use by the imperium with the current 75 cal being the new standard and if any are in use nobles ar ethe only one who could possibly have an archaic pattern
Awesome reaction, and that was armouring ritual of just ONE space marine, in the time of Great Crusade each of 20 (18) legions was somewhat between 100-250k of space marines, Ultramarines (biggest one) had like 250k marines + 500 worlds under their administration where they were building their might, fleets and auxilia forces (regular mortal men with good gear and hard training/tactics/competent commanders etc). For example their fortress world of Armatura had a BILLION of guardsmen garrisoning the planet.
Could you imagine the SCALE of total war that happening in 40k?)
There is an amazing cinematic for you to react next: ua-cam.com/video/l7U93YjucD0/v-deo.html - part one of the infamous battle for Vraks (basically Massacre of Verden from World War I in space) - there you see the famous death world of Krieg (which mean WAR in German language) - basically the Kamino from Star Wars but in 40k and the true SCALES of 40k armies/might.
ua-cam.com/video/FhULhHCk_D8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7jcuYA714Jw/v-deo.html
And here are a Horus Heresy amazing fan cinematics for you. Remembered I said "Armature world with billion of guardsmen"? THAT is the battle in which traitours World Eaters and Word Bearers legions decimated a good portion of 500 worlds of Ultramarines mini-empire in the Shadow Crusade (to secure that Ultramarines won't be in time to the Siege of Terra final battle of Heresy.
40k lore is SO amazing, I just can't wait to see what our boy Henry Cavill could do as the show-runner and with Amazon's money (hope that it isn't a news to you - Amazong is filming 40k cinematographic universe with HENRY CAVILL as a head of the project).
Thank you do much for your comment!! Always enjoy your comments 😍And thanks for the kind words :D
The scale of this universe is just blowing my mind over and over again. Ultramarines has 250k marines and 500 worlds under their administration?! That is just SO MANY AND SO LARGE 😱 There are just so many amazing facts that hit me over and over again. Holy moly!
And I hope that movie with Henry Cavill is going to be amazing. CAN'Y WAIT!! 😱😱😱😱
Also, saved your comment to my notes, so I'll check out the recommendations soon. Thank you!
The metal nature above his eye are service studs. ThY denote a certain amount of years of service.
yes blessings space marines are holy warriors. explosive soda cans.
The babies aren't angels, the one one getting the armor strapped on is the angel.
Hehe, as I understand it you are right 😎 Learning a little by little. Thanks for your comment!
the holy Bolter fires self propellt minirockets with diamant tips that explodes after penetration^^ ^^
I'll give a basic easy rundown on Warhammer gear
The main rifles are bolters the ammunition are as big as your hands and they're basically mini rockets
The combat knife is almost as big as your arm
Meltas are just heavy laser guns
Plasma guns are just plasma hit like trucks tho
Also those floating skulls are Mechanicus monks they live in those skulls as "Servitors" and tend to be like secretaries or basic workers
For some reason most of the armor in the 40k universe need to link your senses despite being detrimental because what if the armor dies but you're fine
Marines who are gravely injured or crippled become Dreadnoughts giant coffin mechs that can of course the armor feels sadly they're spent in stasis unless needed in battle
>> The longest was like 700 years
Lord Commander Dante, Chapter Master of the Blood Angels chapter, Lord-regent of Imperium Nihilus (etc etc) has a 1540 years of active service (1100 years of which as a Chapter Master of the legendary Blood Angels - proud sons of their angelic primarch Sanguinius).
He is the oldest non dreadnaught (Bjorn the Fell-Handed of the Space Wolves chapter is 10k+ years old and was fighting alongside the Emperor of Mankind Himself in some of battles, but he sleep like 95-99% of his time in stasis or whatever) space marine in the Imperium. A LOT of chaos space marines are the veterans of Long War and the fought with Horus during his infamous Heresy in 30k and a lot of them even take part in the legendary Siege of Terra - the pinakle of Heresy and almost a triumph of the Ruinous Powers.
But Dante start to age, under his father death mask (yes, he wear his father/primarch last scream face as his war FACE in battle). His wounds don't heal like they should and he become a really old wrinkled and gray-haired man, but he successfully passed the Rubicon Primaris and become a reborn Primaris space marine, and a fresh once again)
Had a feeling I was wrong with saying any "facts" 😅 But this was REALLY interesting to read. Thank you so much for sharing!
No it is not like soda can caliber - it is like 50 BMG (12,7 x 99) - twice - very effectively against anything.
Not 0.50 cal, 0.993, rocket propelled penetrators with a delayed explosive.
0.998 cal is for heavy bolter 0.75 cal is for normal astartes bolter with 0.50 cal the possible bolter used by the sisters of battle that or its a pattern no longer used
The armor may look bulky, but lorewise it is meant to make the Space Marine much faster, stronger, and enduring than he already is. They might as well be moving normally with their own body; a body that acts before their mind could even think which is very helpful in any combat scenario.
It also makes them harder to kill than they already are. And i mean that by the largest margin as even without the armor, they are immune to all forms of small arms fire, fight for years without sleeping, eliminate pain receptors by choice, and so much more.
They are less human and more monsters in the face of their enemies while angels to those who have the opportunity to serve under them.
What? Their body is immune to all forms of small arms fire? Without their armor on. That is WILD! So many wild facts in one relatively short comment 😱
@@OleHerland Yes.
Their gene-seed implants that allow this this include a growth hormone that increases the size and durability of their skeletal system, a growth hormone for their muscles that increases strength and density, and an organ that makes their blood clot in seconds even if it meant torn limbs.
So anything smaller than a .50 call barrage will not kill a butt naked space marine. Though you'll hardly ever face off a Space Marine without his armor. By then, the only thing in your disposal as a regular human rebel that could kill him would either be an armor penetrating rocket, a ton of high explosives (if you manage to outsmart him), or tanks - yes. Tanks plural because unless you get a direct shot to the chest, a regular Space Marine can survive a tank shot so you're definitely need more than one.
@@dgrmn12345 What the hell, that is just insanely cool!! Wow, can even handle a tank shot 😱 I understand why people are obsessed with 40K now. Everything is just off the charts!
@@OleHerland Even more insane is the fact that Space Marines aren't in the top of the food chain. More like middle level.
There are worse monsters in the 40K universe in the forms of Mutants, Aliens, and Demons.
@@dgrmn12345 Wild!! 😱👀
They are the good guys... if you're loyal to the Imperium. Also creepy is a strong word, compare it to other races of the 40k Universe and you will find that they are the closest to normal that you'll get in this environment. The Chaos Demons are also the good guys by the way... if you choose to side with Chaos. I'll think my point has become clear: Good and Bad are a matter of perspective. This counts especially for the grim darkness of this far future.
Check out Death Korps of Krieg by SODAZ
Thanks! Added to my list 😍
try : Top 5 biggest space marines in warhammer 40k , 5 traiors marines who would make a better Warmaster than abbadon, The Galaxy's BIGGEST Troll? Trazyn EXPLAINED! Warhammer 40K Necrons Lore ,SPACE MARINE CREATION/RECRUITMENT - Your guide on becoming an Astartes | WARHAMMER 40,000 Lore , if you want to see a long video I recommend: the last church, it will make you better understand the emperor philosophy
Thank you for your recommendations! I've added them to my list! :D
"Good guys"
There are no good guys in 40k.
The thing to remember about the 40k universe is that none of the factions are "good" in the traditional sense of the word.
With the exception of the lovely dinosaur-riding space elves.
@@Chris-ci8vs The Eldar Exodites? I don't know if I would call them good but they are better than the eldar society that birthed Slaanesh at least...though that isn't saying much.
"Good guys" in 40k? Oh sweet summer child, every faction is either openly evil or deep down commits monstrous acts to ensure its own survival.
The Space Marines are supposed to be the scariest field troops humanity can deploy in combat (well, Custodes are even scarier but they're super limited in numbers)
you need to see StarCraft someday :D
it's also a really good strategy game with cool cinematics :')
Hell yes! Played it so much before, but I gotta check out the trailers for it 😱
There are no good guys in 40k.
An ultrasmurf has been borned.