Imperial Guard - Sector is Clear [WH40K SFM]
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2020
- Alternate title: Guardsmen getting Chaos'ed.
I know yall are probably frustrated by the heretically short length of my videos, but rest assured that I am planning a longer animation, one that's at least a minute long, and featuring our favourite trenchers, the Krieg!
Experimenting with a new lasgun sfx, tell me what you think! Its a combination of a TF2 diamondback with the sound of a bullet crack.
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Models Used
Lasgun - Nirrti/Ilwrath and LT_C
Guardsmen, Renegade, Chaos SM - Spacemarine game
BFV props
Tracers - Negalore
Sounds
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Guardsman aimed for the throat. Smart guy. Too bad the dice were not with him.
He did pass morale when his buddy went down.
Hitting on 4s wounding on 5s saving on 3s. A shittier combination there hardly is
@@svalfish1716 Could’ve been a Chaos Terminator with wrist-mounted storm bolter and power fist. Then the whole platoon is screwed unless they get lucky with their anti-tank weaponry.
@@trrebi981 true
@@trrebi981 it really doesn’t look like it, the bolter isn’t wrist mounted and the armor doesn’t match well, so probably not
Power of the guard's equipment: low
Power of the guard's will: through the roof
When you join the Guard, you are given three things:
1) a T-Shirt
2) a Flashlight
3) and the Standard-issue Balls/Ovaries-of-Steel
Power of the guards equipment: great
Power of the guards will: balls of steel
GavintheGamer the power of the guard's equipment is boosted by numbers, one guardsmen ain't going to do shit against a chaos marine, five might be able to slow him down, ten will slow him down and a fortification filled with thousands of them can and have stopped an enemy assault by chaos marines, that's why the imperial guard is nicknamed "the wall of guns" and this strategy has worked for cadia for ten thousand years right up until the war master abbadon dropped a space station called the black stone fortress onto the planet but even that couldn't break the guard
I believe failbaddon the armless is the correct name
The world broke before the guard
He stayed calm, relayed corrected information and aimed for the throat despite being in front of a chaos marine
This guardsman was outstanding
And very dead
*Guardsman lasts not even 3 seconds against the CSM*
"Truly outstanding performance! That's a new company record!"
@@arminascepas8301 A Guardsman's job is to hold the line and die standing
He did his job very well
So true though. Most would run, he was a true soldier.
*Balls swell*
Now try to kill me
I gotta give serious props to that Guardsman tho. He had less than 2 seconds to react and immediately landed 6 fully automatic lasgun shots all centered around the marine’s neck area where the armor is least thick before getting *BLAM*ed. He died a true son of the Emperor of Man
Also, relying information about hostiles in a clear and calm way
To be fair there is no recoil on a lasgun, so if you embrace the guardsman ethic all you have to do is point and click.
@@lolroflroflcakes Man "do lasguns have recoil" is such a highly debated topic in the fluff lol. Like yeah they're technically supposed to be weightless lasers, but then just watch the recent official trailer of Darktide and the lasguns both in-game and the cinematic have recoil. It's probably just one of those "rule of cool" situations.
@@Razzrazz90 Technically, them having recoil makes sense since recoil is just the opposing force of the projectile. A laser strong enough to kill a man would have some momentum. Just far less than a standard boomstick.
I think he got more than six if you slow the footage down.
Guardsmen: dies in 3 seconds.
The comments: "outstanding move, could not have done better."
And this is why I love 40k
😆 this needs more likes
Credit where it's due for whatever that is worth.
You mean he stood the line for 3 seconds
If hey ran he most likely would of been executed for cowardice
@@gabrielpardo4229 some might say "3 sekunz only?" remember he is against a demigod
Always gotta love the fact that the guard are just normal people fighting off weird space elves, hordes of orcs, demonic traitor space marines and egyptian terminators and they are never ones to back down, the Emperor smiles upon the guard
You forgot Anime Mech using Space Communist's and Swarms of over Grown ravenous Dino-Bugs
@@tobithelost3263 over grown ravenous dino bugs my favorite word up until now ha ha ha
Not when you have a commissar watching ya
@@jadenwhitlock5600 yeah the fear of the commisar is greater than any alien or heretic
Don't forget that after fighting off the demonic traitors
Unless you have some friendly Space Wolves around
they get to face their own side, cause the inquisition isn't gonna let 'em go with their lives.
That guard should have the highest honor to be with the side of the emperor.
He died well. Rest in peace(es)
ce garde impériale qui devait avoir une sacrée paire pour dire que tout ne se passait pas comme prévu et tirer sur le Space marin du chaos sans montrer la moindre peur il fait honneur à son régiment et à l’empereur-Dieu
Not to mention he was shooting the things neck before dying. Thats one smart hero right there
I‘d also like a piece of Guard with a side of Emperor.
@@AbsolutelyNothing we lost kyle *sob sob* that bastard owed me 20 bucks
Damn. .3 seconds before death. That a imperial record
To be fair, they did manage to kill a heretic. That's pretty good.
bringing down the average combat life expectancy, together.
AND he managed to inform his superiors that the sector was emphatically NOT clear before dying, so they can properly throw more guardsmen at the situation and not leave a hole in the Emperor’s holy wall of guns! If they heard the bolter fire over the comms, they might even consider the situation grave enough to send some leman russes or walk some artillery fire over the area as part of the reinforcements. Or just send more guardsmen.
@@IONATVS or... send the guardsmen as delay during the bombardment, as I doubt anything short of a direct hit from artillery is capable of slowing down an ex-emperor finest warrior.
Ciaphas Cain: my trainings is very productive.
“List of Chaos Marine war crimes:”
“This list is incomplete, *you can help by expanding it.”*
FOR KHORN
Ah I see your a man of culture
T bagging imperial forces
There is no such thing as war crime in the grimdark of 42nd millennium
@@glendjunuslodoli211 41st*
I don't know whats more hilarious. The guardsmen less than 10 feet away from a Chaos Space Marine speaking calmly into his Vox to tell people things aren't clear or how it seemed like the Space Marine completely ignored him until he was getting blasted.
That guard's soul should be with the emperor for his calm and collect even in the face of bolter.
When something isn't a threat yet you don't shoot it maybe their was someone more important the other way not like las fire would really dent him
IT’S QUIET.
I'm still struggling to understand why they didn't see that 8-foot tall Khornate warrior cover in enough metal to kickstart the Pittsburg economy.
@@essex3777 astartes can be sneaky as all hell when they want to, that and in pretty sure he came from behind and to the side of the guardsmen, they can be pretty damned fast, especially the melee centered ones like world eaters since tabletop sees them advancing then charging in the same turn or having 2 movement phases depending on the edition.
Is nobody gonna comment on the trigger discipline on that guardsman? Beautiful attention to detail!
Having read the Caiaphus Cain novels, the Guard is unflappably professional, well-trained and highly competent. Memes aside, the Guard is the reason the Imperium is still around.
@LOAN NGUYEN the guard is the hammer and shield, the adepts the scalpel. Both have their uses.
I know right? That was a beauty detail. The bolter rounds going off was tight too.
Also how he immediately targeted the armours neck joint. The only way a lasgun can take down an Astartes, besides a thousand shooting at once.
Hehe glad I'm not the only classy guy in here then. Yes I noticed
Space marine finds a red mist settling on the floor.
“On your feet gaurdsman”
First time I heard this joke
I chuckled
Correction Commissar finds the red mists of Guardsmen on the floor.Commissar:On your feet guardsmen!!! You have not finished your patrol and no one gave you permission to die.
Steven Green
And that’s how the red mist regiment was born!
Virtually unkillable, these guardsmen would be the perfect soldier, were they capable of bearing arms.
@@perretti2006 ROFL!!!
“YOUR DUTY IS NOT DONE *BROTHER!”*
I can't explain how much i love videos that shows the guardsmen as competent (if expendable) soldiers. Here we see him even aim for the throat before he got blasted himself
They have good trigger discipline as well.
The guys and gals DO go some intensive training. Heck, only thing the astra militarium seems to be skimping on is actual personal combat gear.
Sure, they say guardsmen have low morale. Sure, maybe compared to genetically modified supersoldiers, mindless swarm bugs. At one point, SOMEONE human is going to crap their proverbial pants and develop some nasty PTSDs, definitely.
@@Gebunator The irony is that the Imperial Guard has vastly superior weaponry and protection that any modern armed force in the real world - laser guns with pinpoint accuracy, as light as an SMG and with an ammunition pack that recharges via solar power that can blow limbs clean off - but their enemies are so far ahead of the curve that humans are, in comparison, little more than... well, ants.
That's why they came up with genetically engineered "super soldiers" which are outfitted with the best equipment possible, conducting missions too "delicate" or specialised for interplanetary bombardment.
@@ChainsawGutsFuck The Lasgun is even more fantastic than that.
1) No Bullet drop, it's only inaccuracy is user-error
2) It's effective range is miles (the beam eventually weakens and dissipates after a certain distance)
3) Durable enough to literally beat someone to death with and still be 100% effective
4) The power pack can be recharged from literally any source of power:
a) Wall power outlets
b) car batteries
c) lightning strike
d) chuck it in a fraking campfire
e) leave it out in the sun for a while
5) No recoil*
6) Surprisingly simple enough even crummy modern day-tech level-planets can build them
7) Cost-effective enough to manufacture in literally uncountable numbers
The Imperial Guard doesn't use Lasguns cause they're trash. It's cause they've completely outmoded guns in every way. The Lasgun is one of the most practical and OP weapons in Science Fiction. It's just not very flashy, fancy or ludicrously high-powered and is thus overshadowed by all the other insanity of 40K.
*This one actually depends on the author, some lore/stories they have it, some they don't
Yeah I like them as well, the idea of "normal" soldiers fighting on the same battlefield as walking tanks that is terrifying.
Fun fact: he survived and entire crusade and this was his last mission until being granted lands to farm.
Do the happy hunting grounds count?
Only in death does duty end
Oh bless your soul if you think a Guardsman is going to be granted retirement (and that's expecting them to _live_ long enough to retire to begin with) and even then, you really expect a Guardsmen to be granted land of any kind to retire to? Agri Worlds sure as shit aren't gonna have any land for any one individual to own their own private farm on and Paradise Worlds are few and far between and the land upon them certainly isn't going to be given to a Guardsman
@@El_Hornio_IINah I’m pretty sure guardsman can retire if they’re no longer fit to retire, hell near the end of the great crusade the space marines were planning their retirements
Warhammer 40k in 7 words:
"Sector is clear... Not clear, not clear!"
That’s a good name
I approve
So all the warhammer 40k novels in a nutshell 🤔
He didn't even run to cover or show fear
He stood and shot a Chaos Marine without any hesitation.
This one gets a spot right next to the Emperor
Well, many spots right next to the Emperor, because his body is now a bloody mess - whatever's left of it.
@@RevanRA next to him in a bucket
he gets the medal of honor and the medal of bravery
@@Senator-Wary Dear Emperor...
Imperial guardsman looks out across the battlefield.
*blinks once*
WAAARGHHH!!
*Blinks again*
TYRANID HIVE FLEET
*Blinks again*
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!
*Blinks rapidly*
Peaceful field safe at last....
Howling Banshee screams
And this time he doesn't have time to blink.
Just another day on the job.
Gets Warp'd into Warhammer fantasy
I love how, when they perceived the threat to be neutralised that guardsman removed his finger from the trigger.
Gun safety is apparently still in effect in 40k and I love it.
Bro, a gun is still a gun. Plasma, bullets, missiles, etc, it’s gonna hurt if you shoot your foot or a friend. Especially the missile but still
Accidentally shooting a brother is bad. So... yeah.
Failure to adhere to proper trigger discipline is heresy, Guardsman.
The lasgun sfx is very good. Got that underlying ZOT sound to it. And props to that Guardsman, no trace of abhuman dread or panic. Just aimed center-mass and worked the shots up towards the throat.
On a fair situation that Guardsman could have survived
@@sudanemamimikiki1527 yes against another kind of enemy... That needs to breath i mean the guy shoot the marine in the throat like 5 times. Also told their team that sector was not clear so he gathered intell on enemy position... Quite a capable guy
@@sudanemamimikiki1527 he could survive if the he didnt shoot at it. The space marine seems to be ignoring him.
@@ricardotorrence6459 That's the thing about 40K though. It's not fair.
@@reivercaptain510 Yep. Those two guardsmen probably just went through dozens of traitors before Spiketard McEdgepants showed up and nuked their arses.
I just saw your “A guardsman’s view” video and thought “wow, those laser rifles are pretty powerful!” But now I’m beginning to understand why they refer to them as flashlights when you have to rely on it to fight THAT
and that is just one of the potentially dangerous entities a Guard's men can encounter in their service
Yeah, canonically lasguns would be considered obscenely lethal clarketech (tech so good it’s indistinguishable from magic) compared to modern armies-no recoil, insanely reliable, pinpoint accurate, SMG rate of fire, penetration power of a high-caliber sniper rifle, etc, it’s just that every other technology for killing things has advanced to orders of magnitude crazier than THAT, and armor has kept pace too.
@@IONATVS not to mention it tends to vaporize flesh and any shot to non extremities (hands and feet) is not treatable due to it being lethal.
@@tobithelost3263 oh wait until they find out about Terminators and things that shrug off Bolter rounds like the Necrons
Illiterate Brian even THAT is insignificant and can be brought low when confronted by a literal wall of lasguns, hell in sufficient quantities they can even bring down titans.
Those people who call the las gun a flashlight forget that an entire planet armed with them defends the imperium from the horrors lurking in the eye of terror
A 7ft tall hulking metal man sneaks up on a guy and was noticed at point blank... there's a bush somewhere...
I also think most guardsmen acquire hearing issues from live-fire artillery shelling drills.
To be fair, all Space Marines, both Loyal and Traitor, are schooled in stealth, some are better than others at it (e.g. Alpha Legion, Raven Guard), but all are capable of it unless they are getting around in Terminator armour.
7.5 to 8 foot or taller*
He may be in red, but he’s clearly an Alpha Legion Legionnaire.
@@raider3167 everyone is an alpha legionnaire *in disguise*
That guard show some serius trigger security rules... Good job!
The Guard are unfailingly professional..... unless it's the Salvar Chem Dogs. Eugh.
right?
Yeah man, I'm glad I'm not the only one that got a stiffy from that!
This hero kept his cool, took the time to warn his teammates and then aimed for the throat. 😤
Now that's a cadian alright, calmly yet urgently informed his squad then went for a soft joint on a chaos marine...
A remarkably stealthy chaos space marine that doesn’t look like alpha legion but is probably alpha legion because he doesn’t look like alpha legion.
I dunno, I feel like an alpha legion marine would look like an alpha legion marine because you're expecting an alpha legion marine to not look like an alpha legion marine
@@FlashHawk4 you could argue that he could be an ultra sneaky night lord xD
My brain hurts. Why did you do this To me?
"hey alpharius"
"hey"
- Alpharius - galaxies greatest spy
@@brok56 settle down, here drink your pint of frenzon…
Wow... I have never seen the entire 40k universe summarized so quickly.
Perfect. He shined his flashlight in that Chaos Marine's face for a good few seconds, distracting him and buying the Empire precious time to mount a counteroffensive against this heresy. Well done Guardsman.
'It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.'
RIP Guardsman.
Good ol Captain Picard. Love that quote.
The power of the SM bolters is indeed frightening.
This video actually portrays them pretty accurately for once.
@@Gunnar001 The shot would not explode inside of a guardsman. It'd just pass through. Result is probably still similar though.
@@nilsingvar7319 Bolter ammunition is specifically designed to explode inside the enemy.
@@katamariroller2837 Perhaps not. Some warheads are only designed to explode when met with enough resistance or something. I'm not specialized in the subject, but I've heard that some explosive projectiles will fly right through a "soft skinned" vehicle without exploding. Although every being hit by a bolter seems to get chunked so I'm assuming it's some next level tech.
@@Matt_J98 Bolter ammunition comes in different varieties, including armour-piercing, toxic and incendiary. But the standard round is meant to penetrate the target, then burst. It is a mix of armour-piercing and fragmentation.
I didn't even know I needed this in my life. I'm extremely happy with this. Thank you.
Was that the combine death sound
yep. Sound effect mashup gang
And a sigh from half life too, right after that.
I read combine death sound and expected the flat line, for some reason.
His warning of the situation coupled with the few seconds he distracted the chaos marine might have made all the difference in his comrades being able to properly respond. Small as it was, even the smallest efforts can sometimes have the greatest impacts.
And that's why there are four things you can be in the infantry: the guy with the grenade launcher, the guy with the plasma gun, the guy with the melta gun, or dead.
*laughs in dudes with lascannon*
@BenjaminTheRogue Eh if it overheats you just drop it on the floor
@@jackbright2125 Pretty sure it doesn't just get a little warm when it overheats.
@@stormisuedonym4599 It gets hot enough to burn you, the RPG rules literally state you can just drop it on the floor to avoid taking damage. The problem is you have to pick it back up on your next turn.
Also sometimes you're in a place where dropping it isn't an option. In that case, pray to the emperor and maintain the gun well.
@@jackbright2125 It's not just hot enough to burn you, it's hot enough to kill a super-human in power armor. The RPG rules bending that a bit makes sense in the context of the RPG, as it's an RPG.
Also, the last comment so I don't spam you. The lasgun is nice! Just an answer to your description!
"It's quiet"
Witnessed
NOACTIVITY
It's quiet
"Systems!...Failing!..."
thank you, elevator guardsman
Good adaptation of the meme, and im loving that lasgun sfx, only one word, nice.
I love how the guardsmen took his figure off the trigger, Dude has really nice trigger discipline!
Dudeeeee! The appropriately awkward-sharp head movements as they scan around for more potential threats. The traitor guardsman bouncing just a little as he smacks the ground. Even the middle ground Guardsmen has clear effort put into his movements! Well done!
Guradsman: "Welp... might as well go down shooting this walking tank..."
That guardsman deserves his own STATUE. The imperial pantheon of heroes got a new member
Proper trigger discipline, clear and concise communications despite being seconds from death, aims for the throat and accepts his death like a total badass instead of running away.
Truly, a chad guardsman.
If every Guardsmen was as calm and collected as this guy was facing a Chaos Space marine then i bet the Imperium would never lose a planet.
CLONE WARS PTSD VIBES RN: "It's never clear"
The movements on the Guardsmen when he's turning to see the chaos Space Marine and then yelling into the vox is very well done! Smooth and natural!
I refuse to believe that this guardsman's balls of steel didn't crush those bolter shots and CSM by sheer force of gravity
For everyone pointing out what a great Guardsman that is, note the chevrons visible at 00:04.
That is a Sergeant. It's his job to keep calm and focused when everything is going to hell, all while guiding raw recruits and babysitting a Lieutenant. The Guard stands, but the backbone of the Guard is the noncommissioned man, and just try standing without a spine.
" The ’eathen in ’is blindness bows down to wood an’ stone;
’E don’t obey no orders unless they is ’is own.
The ’eathen in ’is blindness must end where ’e began,
But the backbone of the Army is the Non-commissioned Man!"
Rudyard Kipling, "The 'Eathen', written 1922 on Old Terra and still true forty thousand years later.
@@scrapper3494 my favorite line, referring to a newly brevetted Corporal, is:
_An now e's arf oh nothing, an all a Private still._
this one scene of the battlefronts 2 trailer has become legendary...
A moment of silence for that guard, please?
He died braver than most.
Time is a guardsman's best currency
His was spent wisely
Wow, I got here fast, nice video by the way!
Speed, you are. Thanks!
It's a minor thing, but I like the detail about the guardsman showing good trigger discipline. As soon as the threat was seemingly over, he took his finger off the trigger. A little detail, but it shows that you put a lot of work into it. I love it!
My favorite faction in the game.
I was going to ask how he didn't notice the 8ft tall space marine with spikes growing out of his armor, but then I remembered that the Raven Guard are a thing so...yeah. Checks out.
Guardsman's last thought: "Powerarmor op - Pls nerf!"
Notice he aimed for the Gorget. Nice touch there love that attention to detail
I love the little detail with the finger! You had it animated to come off of the trigger when not being readied to fire and put it back to the trigger when combat continued. That's a very minor, but very important thing in real life and I'm very glad you implemented it into the animation!
In reality, we'll all be imperial guards
Unlikely. Most would be PDF or civilian.
Standards for the guard is quite high.
@@nilsingvar7319 Ah, yes, the PDF, often referred to by the Guard as The Imperial Speedbump
@@nilsingvar7319 Heh, even this is better that working in manufactorium or to live in lower 3/4 of the hive city :D
@@nilsingvar7319 Recruitement Standards aren't that high, but a good portion of candidates don't survive the training
@@nilsingvar7319 quite high until the conscription hits you
Guardsman: "All clear"
*1 or 2 seconds later*
*Obviously loud stomping noises*
Great stuff as always man!
Absolutely amazing work dude, your SFM animations inspired me to start dabbling in SFM aswell!
Hell yeah go for it! I wish you luck because its gonna be a painful journey!
Wow....after years and years of watching 40k movies, cinematics and fan created videos...you’re one of the first creators to have actually managed to portray the devastating power of a Bolter accurately.
Good fucking job, man!
Astartes didn't?
@@pedrokantor3997 Not really. The explosive power and the damage it did to targets was far too weak.
@@Gunnar001 That's debatable, but I'm glad that 40K fanimations are finally portraying Bolt guns as the rapid firing RPG's that they are.
@@pedrokantor3997 The explosive force of one bolt is enough to completely blow a person apart and put down anyone in close proximity. This is described plenty of times throughout official 40k lore:
_“Uttam's guardian spear spat a bolt from the weapon beneath the blade and the man's body blew apart into vaporised blood and bone shrapnel. Two of the nearest soldiers went down with the force of the explosion...”_
*- The Outcast Dead, pg. 397*
_“The bolt pistols thundered again. Each round found its mark, and fifty more bodies were reduced to bloody fragments. The rest of the mob staggered on, their outstretched hands little more than a metre away.
At Zahariel’s command, the squad took one last step back and fired five more rounds into the press. Firing bolts locked back on empty magazines as fifty more bodies erupted into gory mist.”_
*- Fallen Angels, pg. 320*
_“There’s another shot. It’s not a las. It’s a gut-deep boom. Bolter. Garel explodes. There’s meat and black blood everywhere in a splatter pattern, covering them all, dark gore and_
_liquidised tissue coating the dust that’s coating them. Teth flinches as he is hit by a whizzing chunk of Garel’s spine. He blinks blood out of his eyes. He sees teeth on the ground,_
_teeth embedded in a chunk of jaw, teeth that just that second were grinning at him.”_
*- Know No Fear, pg. 190*
_“With a small movement, the warrior raised the barrel of his bolter and shot the Governor at point-blank range, blasting his body apart.”_
*- Nemesis, pg. 600*
_“He began to fire, not on burst, but on single shot, feeling the weapon buck and kick against his palms. Bolter rounds were explosive penetrators. The men he hit popped like blisters, or shredded like bursting fruit.”_
*- Horus Rising, pg. 10*
_“I saw one of the red-coated figures burst as a bolt from Aeska’s gun struck him.”_
*- Prospero Burns, pg. 646*
_"Bolters fire self-propelled armour-piercing mass-reactive explosive missiles called bolts. These detonate a split second after penetrating a target, blasting it apart from within. The force of the explosion can destroy even armoured vehicles."_
*- 3rd Edition Rulebook, pg. 60*
It's pretty clear that the _Astartes_ series does not accurately portray the power of a Bolter as shown in the lore.
Not sure how accurately Inquisitor: Martyr does it, but it sounded good enough to keep me playing instead of refunding.
The short life of a guardsman in a nutshell. (Except these guys were competent enough to actually clear a sector. So.... the short life of an exceptionally competent guardsman in a nutshell.)
Thank the emporer he didn't say "it's quiet" I still have PTSD from Fire Warrior's audio bugs
Love the detail in his trigger finger moving away from the trigger when hes relaxed, and back when hes alerted to the CSM
they missed a 3 meter tall giant in warning red color with burning eye sight in 2 meter range. Those marine can be fking sneaky if the choose to be.
He didn't runway, HE STOOD and FOUGHT! A true hero of mankind.
I'm glad that between the last guardsman lasgun animation and this one, you did away with the explosive sound effects. This one sounds so much more like how i imagine lasguns should sound.
Imagine seeing the raw power of a single bolt gun exploding the human body in one shot. And the poor guardsman only had tiny pew pews poking little holes.
If this was a Gaunts ghost, his las would rip through chaos armor with a flashlight like butter.
If it was a Gaunts Ghost, they'd have been the one ambushing the CSM.
@@ergonamix9977 Well, Gaunt's Ghosts are a specialist stealth unit so that makes sense. And plenty of them have their lasgun shots bounce off Chaos Marine armour.
And if you want scary stealth from the Ghosts then Mkoll is just terrifying. He sneaks up on Chaos Marines, he sneaks up on loxatl assassins ( chameleonic-skinned lizards who track targets by scent) , he even out-stealths Dark Eldar Mandrakes. The only way to explain it is warp bullshit.
I really love seeing the guardsman's lasgun do absolutely nothing to the chaos marine, even despite his good aim.
Well, 5 centimeters thick ceramite + energy shield coating makes it quite hard to pierce through with infantry weapons >
I always return for that lazgun soundeffect
That trigger discipline was a good little add, cheers to you mate.
Imagine if guardsmen had bolter level of damage in terms of weaponry
Imperium wins the fight no debates
Yep. But that's like handing every single guardsman the equivalent of a rocket launcher.
HERE!
Anyone else remember the trailer for starwars battlefront 2? The clones go into an area
“Sector’s clear.”
-maul shows up.-
“Not clear not clear
I see that reference😂
I just want to say I really appreciate the detail in this. For example the guardsman used trigger discipline. He didnt put his finger on the trigger until he was ready to fire.
The most impressive thing is suprisingly the good trigger discipline of those guardsmen.
*"Sector is clear"*
*_"Execute order 66"_*
That was pretty good, nice job
oh hey! im the guy who ripped & ported that chaos marine from the game, awesome to see it used well! this was actually my armor loadout in multiplayer so it feels pretty cool to see someone animate it! great work!
Me: “honey, how was work today?”
Guardsman: “Took a bolter round to the face!”
Me: “so average. Got ya.”
Post this on r/40k my dude.
Soon my dude
The little details like taking the finger off the trigger. Fantastic job.
How nice of the chaos marine, he didn’t even kill the guardsman until he started being unfriendly
Dude just here to drop some words of encouragement, and I hope you don't mind being juxtaposed. But while Astartes is some next level shit, this, this shit right here that you are doing? Dope. Really really really dope and I look forward to seeing that notification popping when you drop stuff. Good show.
Thank you! I don't mind it - Astartes is what I dream to be able to produce one day, and am working towards that goal. I hope I won't disappoint!
@@AbsolutelyNothing There is something very satisfying about your work. First the sounds are meaty and heavy like what I hope for when I see 40k animations. The animations look like they have weight, and kick. Obviously the violence is key and well executed. I hope you keep these flourishes throughout your work. I love it.
Hey i got a question where the hell are you finding all these 40k models cause i cant find them on the workshop or sfmlabs. Looking to give sfm a go and try making my own shorts.
They're up on the Gmod workshop. You'll need a copy of gmod, then you can import those gmod models into sfm. Look up importing models from gmod to sfm and you should be good!
@@AbsolutelyNothing really they look really smooth for gmod models
@@thelunchlord4530 You'd be surprised with what good lighting can do. There's some good models up there, just gotta look for em. Good luck!
@@AbsolutelyNothing look i know am probably annoying you with all these question and comments and am sorry if i am but i cant really seem to find chaos cultist or imp guard models do you mind linking them ?. And one other thing how exactly do you make gore cause there's not a lot of tutorials about that.
@@thelunchlord4530 No worries! Here's the IG and cultist models garrysmods.org/download/6033/spacemarine-and-imperial-guard There's a few more links in the desc with updates so get em too!
For gore, I use a lot of scaling options. I scale down the sizes of bones so everything beyond that is shrunk to nothingness. Taking this video for example, the guardsman's upper torso disappears. So, I added scale control to his spine and shrunk it down. Then, I add gibs or pieces of flesh in place of the spine to look like its been ripped open. Then add more gibs flying out. Add some blood and done.
If you want to ask anymore questions or want some help, feel free to message me on Twitter at @No_Tables. Good luck!
Who cares if the videos are short what you do is fucking amazing
Nice touch with the Astartes reflexes. The instant the guardsman started shooting, pretty much the moment the first shot hit his armour, he was facing towards the guardsman.
How a Chaos marine was not visible to the 2 guardsmen is beyond me lol.
Perhaps that Chaos marine used to be from the Raven guard.
@@pedrokantor3997 nah probably alpha legion master of infiltration after all
Multiple headshots and the guy didn't go down I'm calling hacks.
Lasguns are laughibly ineffective against Ceramite-Armors.
I won't listen to your lies heretics! Clearly that Guardsmen wasn't faithful enough.
@@enovos3138 His faith was mighty, but faith is only going to do so much against a fallen Astartes.
Grenades, however, will do something.
I like how violent that bolter fire feels. it's too often seen as just a big gun with big ammo and not the weapon of absolute doom that it is.
Check out Astartes. The Bolters in that one are glorious.
my man looked death right in the face and aimed for its throat with his lasgun, mad fucking respect.
Ok so a lot of people are pointing out how that guardsman sgt (look at his chest) was pretty competent by relaying info quickly and taking immediate action by aiming at the throat. All of these are valid points but I am wondering how the hell did they miss a tower CSM in bright red armor. Like was he hiding in some off screen ruins or did he pop out of some buried basement? These are all very plausible scenarios but I like to think that this marine was hiding in plain view holding a potted plant before revealing himself.
This is old. But all Space Marines have some degree of stealth training. The Raven Guard and Alpha Legion are the specialists but the other can do it pretty well enough that regular non augmented aren't gonna spot them easily.
That was my inter-dimensional cousin. :(
The last two seconds summarizes very well the Imperial Guard experience
Taking a fun moment of the Battlefront trailer and turning it into this was *chefs kiss*
Ahhhh thank the Emperor, Astartes here to save us.....
HORNS! they've got horns run run like f*cking f*ck sh*t they....
Dead.
Ha! I love it. More please. subbed
I like this meme stuff, but I also enjoy longer form content. I'm glad to hear that he's planning to make a longer animation.
Don't you just love how the Guardman shines his little flashlight at the chaos marine?
It's pretty cute.