Truest statement I’ve ever heard in my life brother… before space marine 2 I had always known about space marines and 40k but no lore knowledge or anything. After playing space marine 2 I watched hundreds of lore videos and still need more lol
After seeing reactions to this short I believe you. Amazon knew what they were doing by getting the license. I feel like 40k is about to seriously blow up in popularity
i just love the scenes within the space marine's minds as the daemon invades them. looking in them to see what they fear, and using that fear to kill them. the first marine seemed like he was afraid of his own weaknesses and wanted to purge them. the second we see its clear he is afraid Titus would fall to Chaos and turn on him and his brothers. and then we get to Titus who has no fear. all the daemon finds is what has always filled his heart: a boy filled with rage. as soon as he entered his mind, he sensed the daemon, and attacked. just seeing that look of "... wtf? can... can he see me?" on its face as Titus turns and then just breaks his staff. chills. that is a rare skill among most Space Marines, but there is a group called the Grey Kni- (gets assassinated by the Inquisition for speaking heresy).
another interpretation of the first marine's fear is that he was afraid of his own weaknesses that he feels unworthy for the armor he is wearing, so in the vision the armor tore him out and killed him
@@Kizumi421 Or maybe he's afraid of his own strength, like he can't control it and it will consume him. Both are possible but I do admit I prefer the interpretation you proposed!
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By "our duty is done, it's time to go", he mean it's time to die, because in the first part of the episode it says their projected mortality is "Absolute" So they are guaranteed to die on that mission. But Titus saved him and basically said "We ain't dying today"
@@The_Modern_Nomads "Die well brothers" is quite literal. The "ordnance" that's incoming is a literal nuke, but our boy Titus is one of the main characters in 40k these days so he'll prob be fine.
@@Altruistic-General Thats one part of this I didn't really like. Why send the newly redeemed hero who fought alongside Calgar himself, Lieutenant of the 3rd company, on a mission that will have no survivors? I love this short story a lot, but that specific bit of it borders on grimderp.
@@chosenrubric7308 they sent them there to tie up loose ends. You don't get rewarded for heroic deeds in this universe, mate. Your only consolation for each success is more tasks to test your mettle.
@@chosenrubric7308as goated as Titus is, there are hundreds if not thousands of Astartes (Space Marines) as tough as he is in over hundreds of other chapters (especially the Black Templars or Blood Angels etc). His ability to resist Chaos is very rare though but it is important to this mission so why not make use of that?
It's crucial to keep in mind that warhammer 40K is from the 1970s, the universe has been steadily growing since then. Huge number of novels, games, fan made videos, etc.
@@tempsikandersuckskilla4112 the first Warhammer would have been fantasy and that came out in the 80's. Gamesworkshop itself wasn't a thing until the 70's where they mostly sold copies of DnD and other RPG games in the UK.
@keithdonaldson4623 that's not how 40k really works. It's a tzeetch sorcerer and he's known for heavily mutating his champions for the Lulz its why hes know for having so many choas spawn. This is probably just a "normal" human champion.
Here’s a fun fact, that blade Titus is carrying around as a boy is the same one he uses to kill the deamon. Puts the scale of a space marine into perspective for you. He’s also primaris. Making him taller, stronger. And faster than a normal marine. Titus in particular is an unstoppable force by his sheer force of will. It’s why he’s able to run through a car without breaking a sweat
Any marine could have smashed through that vehicle. The thing that sets Titus apart is his unusual resistance to warp powers. Some fans are speculating that he may have a touch of the pariah gene. Someone with the full pariah gene essentially has a void where a soul should be and are almost immune to all warp powers.
Even better for those that didn't notice. That ain't just a blade, its just a knife for them. That's how massive they are. It's like a massive sword for him as a child, but its only a knife for a Space Marine.
The Armored Core episode was also good. 40K is a rabbit hole in terms of lore, LOTS of background to learn to really understand what is happening. Gotta take it one step at a time.
A motto of the Space Marines 'Only in Death does our Duty End' When he was saying our Duty is done he was saying they where going to die, Titus is saying 'Nope'
If you recall the ending of Space Marine 2, the 2nd Battalion Chaplin, Leandros, recommended Titus for this mission. A suicide mission where Leandros or the Inquisition could get Titus killed or corrupted? Unknown.
If you guys want to see more of Titus, he is the main character in space marine 2. Secret level episode 5 They shall know no fear. Is set immediately after the events of SM2. Glad you enjoyed this, trust me, the established fans did ❤
This is actually a sequel to Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 (Video Game). At the end of the game, Titus gets sent on a mission of upmost importance from his Chapter Master (Marneus Calgar)...this was that mission. Play the game and read the books. They are phenomenal!
These are just FOUR Space Marines, and one of them is a special case. There are usually 1000 per chapter/squad, unless you're crusading like the Black Templars.
Well and the Dark Angels, as all their Successor Chapters all report directly to the Supreme Grand master and the Chapter masters are part of the Inner Circle. When the Lion calls, they all come. Loyalty is it's own reward after all.
i mean, its been out for maybe a week so not hard to have missed until now^^ the guy who made the "Astartes" shortfilms, made this episode, as a bit of side trivia
Welcome to the incredible universe and IP of Warhammer 40k. We need to make sure lots of people watch this and demand more so the people with the money can feel confident!
i read somehere after that mission or soon after Titus get promoted to Capitan of 2 company again (im not sure but if good remember it was permanent promotion)
@@gallien no leandros just wants Titus to fail or to succumb to corruption cuz leandros is no true Ultramarine is is a true son of Perturabo I mean like the pitiness of leandros is just like how Perturabo was in Rogal Dorn
@@hexfart4562 Nah leandros is like a perfect Chaplain (what he is promoted into) he is so controlled by the rules that any deviation is heretical and thats why he snitches on Titus, people seem to forget that anyone including Spacemarines can be corrupted by chaos.
although Warhammer episode is the best one yet, i also recommend to check out episode 4 based on Unreal Tournament and episode 8 based on Armored Core. these three are the best out of the 8 they released for now
Naaah prime are taking over adaptations man fallout and then this! I believe its more than just one adaptation. alot of games were covered by the show✋✋
"It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries The Emperor has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the Master of Mankind by the will of the gods, and master of a million worlds by the might of his inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the Imperium for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day, so that he may never truly die. Yet even in his deathless state, the Emperor continues his eternal vigilance. Mighty battlefleets cross the daemon-infested miasma of the Warp, the only route between distant stars, their way lit by the Astronomican, the psychic manifestation of the Emperor's will. Vast armies give battle in his name on uncounted worlds. Greatest amongst his soldiers are the Adeptus Astartes, the Space Marines, bio-engineered super-warriors. Their comrades in arms are legion: the Imperial Guard and countless planetary defence forces, the ever vigilant Inquisition and the tech-priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus to name only a few. But for all their multitudes, they are barely enough to hold off the ever-present threat from aliens, heretics, mutants - and worse. To be a man in such times is to be one amongst untold billions. It is to live in the cruelest and most bloody regime imaginable. These are the tales of those times. Forget the power of technology and science, for so much has been forgotten, never to be re-learned. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim dark future there is only war. There is no peace amongst the stars, only an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods." So, make your choice mortals. Will you serve the Imperium of Man? Die for the God Emperor and give your life to the greatest cause? Or will you betray all that you are? Will you serve the dark gods? Become a heretic or an abomination? Serve the ruinous powers to get more power yourself? Will you join with the foul xenos scum and die for something that cares not for you and your kind? No, you are better than that. You will take up that lasgun and become the guardsman that you were born to be, that humanity needs you to be. "For that weak sack of flesh that you so gleefully mock is no super soldier, no immortal warrior, no creature cursed by chaos like you. He is a man, an imperial guardsmen drawn from some forgotten corner of the Imperium to fight for his species and for the safety of the people he loves. He is a factory worker, a farmer, a storekeeper, a father, a brother, a son, a mere man. And against creatures like you, teeming and numberless, powered by the very will of thirsting gods......... He holds the line. He has held the line for ten thousand Years." "At the end of the day, though he's been ferried through hell on a ship that's ten thousand years old to some godforsaken, war-torn rock; though he deployed from high orbit with nothing but a grav chute; though he is one of ten million men and women snatched from his homeworld to fight a war he barely understands; though he has been given a weapon that fires small suns and may annihilate him as he fires because the knowledge of how it functions has been lost; though his company is supported by tractor-tanks that run on anything you can burn; though he wages war against a devouring hivemind, ravenous demons and hordes of hyper-advanced aliens with strange technologies and sorceries he never dreamed existed; no one will remember his sacrifice, there will be no records of his deeds, no glorious parades in his honor, and no remembrance of his name. All he will earn is a shallow, unmarked grave on a forgotten world untold lightyears from home. Yet for all this thankless sacrifice a Guardsman is a man, just like you. He has no millennia-old genetic engineering, no prophetic leader, no miracles of faith. He has his lasgun, his orders, and those beside him. He is the Imperial Guard. And he will hold the line."
A guy made an "Astartes" animation a while ago. It's also about the Space Marines and it's really good, too. If you also want to learn more about the Lore of the Warhammer 40k universe then I can recommenced watching Bricky's videos about it's factions and history, about what chaos and it's 4 gods is and which demon's and people follow them.
For those who are new, and wondering How different is an Astartes, compared to a normal human? Astartes are literally living weapons, these guys are designed to continue fighting, even if you amputate two or three limbs, they even survive brain damage, they have extra organs to increase their strength and resistance, like a third lung, and a second heart , their physical strength allows them to lift 2 tons of weight, without much effort, and their reflexes are inhuman, and they can spend entire days fighting without stopping, plus their armor amplifies insanely their strength, resistance, and senses, for them it is not armor, it is their second skin. Now take all that, and amplify it into the new primaris, improved and empowered Astartes, with better armor and weapons, furthermore, they are more difficult to kill than their predecessors.
OK, so you've got around 50 years of Lore to look into when it comes to 40K, Check out Bricky, he does a Timeline video, a factions part one and two video, and some other fun 40K Lore stuff. After that, if you're so inclined check out the Horus Heresy Book series, it starts with Horus Rising, an is an absolute fucking read. Awesome reaction!
Ill give you advice about 40k if you start to like it. First, it is enormous world, so how to navigate it? 1st learn overall timeline ( watch Brickys channel because its great for beginners ). 2nd pick a faction and learn a little bit closer their timeline and some important characters from that faction and than pick next faction ( you wont be disappointed no mater what faction you try ). 3rd now you can start deep dives in to characters with channels like Amber King, Sandman of Terra, Arch, Luetin09 and I cant name them all but you will be blown away with each character lore dive because its so unique and how their interaction is consistent. Dont know what else to say, enjoy next several years
I'm not a sci-fi or fantasy fan in general, but loved Warhammer since 1988. There's almost TOO MUCH of of in a way these days and so easy to get lost... 40K, 30K, smaller skirmish games; Space Hulk, Necromunder, Kill Team, Sigmar, Old World, Legions.... These days I still collect and paint Imperial Guard, but don't play tabletop any longer or any computer games. I've gone back to 1989 and dedicate my limited hobby time to Advanded Heroquest - which went OOP in 1992 lol...
@@cassiomx88 back then there was no internet, now its easier than ever to find out anything about any character, you have e books, you dont need to read anymore
@@milosstefanovic6603 I rarely buy codex books since 8th edition. You do still have to read an e-book don't you? Just means you don't need stacks of paper books to hand? UA-cam lore vids are wicked, I watch all the people you listed - but reading text is better for learning for the most part I personally feel. Remembering hundreds of detailed game rules and stats someone reads out rarely sticks in my head for long!
@@milosstefanovic6603 we mean the same thing, just different terms. I'd call that an audio book. An e book to me is text but on a screen. I do get Audiable 40k books sometimes, Kreig was last one I finished and thought it fairly OK....7/10. Fall of Cadia not so good IMO. black library 40k crime series ones I listened to were all decent.
Excellent reaction, huge warhammer40k fan here. Can you guys react to "Astartes", it's INCREDIBLE. The guy who made Astartes, Syama Pedersen, worked on this episode of secret level. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/O7hgjuFfn3A/v-deo.html&pp=ygUJYXN0YXJ0ZXMg
There is no such thing as non warhammer fans. Just people who haven't found the rabbit hole yet.
Maybe the wisest statement of 2024
@@SiggyVul-kan vulkan lives!
Truest statement I’ve ever heard in my life brother… before space marine 2 I had always known about space marines and 40k but no lore knowledge or anything. After playing space marine 2 I watched hundreds of lore videos and still need more lol
Id call it a sinkhole 😂
After seeing reactions to this short I believe you. Amazon knew what they were doing by getting the license. I feel like 40k is about to seriously blow up in popularity
i just love the scenes within the space marine's minds as the daemon invades them. looking in them to see what they fear, and using that fear to kill them. the first marine seemed like he was afraid of his own weaknesses and wanted to purge them. the second we see its clear he is afraid Titus would fall to Chaos and turn on him and his brothers.
and then we get to Titus who has no fear. all the daemon finds is what has always filled his heart: a boy filled with rage. as soon as he entered his mind, he sensed the daemon, and attacked. just seeing that look of "... wtf? can... can he see me?" on its face as Titus turns and then just breaks his staff. chills.
that is a rare skill among most Space Marines, but there is a group called the Grey Kni- (gets assassinated by the Inquisition for speaking heresy).
another interpretation of the first marine's fear is that he was afraid of his own weaknesses that he feels unworthy for the armor he is wearing, so in the vision the armor tore him out and killed him
@@Kizumi421 Or maybe he's afraid of his own strength, like he can't control it and it will consume him. Both are possible but I do admit I prefer the interpretation you proposed!
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By "our duty is done, it's time to go", he mean it's time to die, because in the first part of the episode it says their projected mortality is "Absolute" So they are guaranteed to die on that mission. But Titus saved him and basically said "We ain't dying today"
Wow did not catch that…
@@The_Modern_Nomads "Die well brothers" is quite literal. The "ordnance" that's incoming is a literal nuke, but our boy Titus is one of the main characters in 40k these days so he'll prob be fine.
@@Altruistic-General Thats one part of this I didn't really like. Why send the newly redeemed hero who fought alongside Calgar himself, Lieutenant of the 3rd company, on a mission that will have no survivors? I love this short story a lot, but that specific bit of it borders on grimderp.
@@chosenrubric7308 they sent them there to tie up loose ends. You don't get rewarded for heroic deeds in this universe, mate. Your only consolation for each success is more tasks to test your mettle.
@@chosenrubric7308as goated as Titus is, there are hundreds if not thousands of Astartes (Space Marines) as tough as he is in over hundreds of other chapters (especially the Black Templars or Blood Angels etc). His ability to resist Chaos is very rare though but it is important to this mission so why not make use of that?
It's crucial to keep in mind that warhammer 40K is from the 1970s, the universe has been steadily growing since then. Huge number of novels, games, fan made videos, etc.
I thought Warhammer made an appearance earlier than that. Like the 60's?
@@tempsikandersuckskilla4112 the first Warhammer would have been fantasy and that came out in the 80's. Gamesworkshop itself wasn't a thing until the 70's where they mostly sold copies of DnD and other RPG games in the UK.
@@OctoSavage Yeah. Warhammer Fantasy came first I think. Then Warhammer40k. Which was a lot more bonkers on it's first edition (Rogue Trader)
I think Warhammer Fantasy was about '83. Warhammer 40,000 came out in 1987.
that wasnt an alien, it was a literal demon
It was just a mutated sorcerer.
@@zacharyhernandez1483 Corrupted or possessed by a demon, most likely.
@chosenrubric7308 just going off the end credits. It just says sorcerer, tzeerch blessed him lol
@@zacharyhernandez1483 if its a mutated sorcerer its likely possessed by a demon at the very least
@keithdonaldson4623 that's not how 40k really works. It's a tzeetch sorcerer and he's known for heavily mutating his champions for the Lulz its why hes know for having so many choas spawn. This is probably just a "normal" human champion.
Here’s a fun fact, that blade Titus is carrying around as a boy is the same one he uses to kill the deamon. Puts the scale of a space marine into perspective for you. He’s also primaris. Making him taller, stronger. And faster than a normal marine. Titus in particular is an unstoppable force by his sheer force of will. It’s why he’s able to run through a car without breaking a sweat
guilliman is proud of titus
Any marine could have smashed through that vehicle. The thing that sets Titus apart is his unusual resistance to warp powers. Some fans are speculating that he may have a touch of the pariah gene. Someone with the full pariah gene essentially has a void where a soul should be and are almost immune to all warp powers.
Even better for those that didn't notice. That ain't just a blade, its just a knife for them. That's how massive they are. It's like a massive sword for him as a child, but its only a knife for a Space Marine.
The Armored Core episode was also good. 40K is a rabbit hole in terms of lore, LOTS of background to learn to really understand what is happening. Gotta take it one step at a time.
Titus is quite literally him.. man is an absolute menace.
The way Titus looks back even without saying it his eyes say “You coming old man?”
Titus is the guy you play as in the Space Marine games. First one is really good for its time, but the second is amazing.
A motto of the Space Marines 'Only in Death does our Duty End' When he was saying our Duty is done he was saying they where going to die, Titus is saying 'Nope'
The first reaction channel that mentioned Titus breaking formation and leaving the Astropath in the box behind. Was waiting for this, good spot.
2:35 probably the only person I've seen that caught that
'Bro that's nasty' yes. Yes brother it is. Emperor be praised:)
"they goin in there? how they going to come back out?"
that's the cool part, they don't think they are.
One of us, one of us. Welcome to warhammer
If you recall the ending of Space Marine 2, the 2nd Battalion Chaplin, Leandros, recommended Titus for this mission.
A suicide mission where Leandros or the Inquisition could get Titus killed or corrupted? Unknown.
As a LONG time 40k fanatic…I don’t recommend getting into this fandom to anybody. This franchise will suck you in and never let go.
A heretic would say that
@ nice try Inquisitor but I happen to be the most loyal citizen in the entire Imperium. The Emperor Protects.
I love seeing the Space Marines for the first time.
If you guys want to see more of Titus, he is the main character in space marine 2.
Secret level episode 5
They shall know no fear.
Is set immediately after the events of SM2.
Glad you enjoyed this, trust me, the established fans did ❤
This is actually a sequel to Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 (Video Game). At the end of the game, Titus gets sent on a mission of upmost importance from his Chapter Master (Marneus Calgar)...this was that mission. Play the game and read the books. They are phenomenal!
These are just FOUR Space Marines, and one of them is a special case.
There are usually 1000 per chapter/squad, unless you're crusading like the Black Templars.
Well and the Dark Angels, as all their Successor Chapters all report directly to the Supreme Grand master and the Chapter masters are part of the Inner Circle.
When the Lion calls, they all come. Loyalty is it's own reward after all.
Titus was about to go on a 1000 kill streak fr
a Warhammer adaptation and I have never heard of it???????? bloody shaamme💀💀💀💀
i mean, its been out for maybe a week so not hard to have missed until now^^
the guy who made the "Astartes" shortfilms, made this episode, as a bit of side trivia
Welcome to the incredible universe and IP of Warhammer 40k.
We need to make sure lots of people watch this and demand more so the people with the money can feel confident!
you play as titus in the space marine games
the unreal tournament (ep 4) is awesome as well and would definitely recommend checking it out at some point
Is this the mission that leandros “suggested “ Titus for at the end of warhammer 2?
Yes
i read somehere after that mission or soon after Titus get promoted to Capitan of 2 company again (im not sure but if good remember it was permanent promotion)
I'm guessing yes as it's a chaos specific mission and he wanted to test Titus with his so called resistance to chaos that he keeps doubting.
@@gallien no leandros just wants Titus to fail or to succumb to corruption cuz leandros is no true Ultramarine is is a true son of Perturabo I mean like the pitiness of leandros is just like how Perturabo was in Rogal Dorn
@@hexfart4562 Nah leandros is like a perfect Chaplain (what he is promoted into) he is so controlled by the rules that any deviation is heretical and thats why he snitches on Titus, people seem to forget that anyone including Spacemarines can be corrupted by chaos.
Bro why am I the last one to hear about this😭
although Warhammer episode is the best one yet, i also recommend to check out episode 4 based on Unreal Tournament and episode 8 based on Armored Core. these three are the best out of the 8 they released for now
Space Marine 2, available on Xbox, Pc, PS5. Buy it, play it, and become a fan of the Hobby. For the Emperor!
Lets goooooooooo🔥🔥
Ready for a Space Marine game where I get to play as a Tau commander!
If you’re interested in the Space Marines games, Titis from this episode is the main character of those games.
That daemonic sorcerer used the fears of the space marines to kill them. Titus however is HIM.
you should every one of those but 1x4 and the armored core ones stand out
These Marines are not on daemon time that's Heresy. They are on Angel's of Death time they aren't any weak daemon 💯
Naaah prime are taking over adaptations man fallout and then this! I believe its more than just one adaptation. alot of games were covered by the show✋✋
Castlevania too
"It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries The Emperor has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the Master of Mankind by the will of the gods, and master of a million worlds by the might of his inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the Imperium for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day, so that he may never truly die.
Yet even in his deathless state, the Emperor continues his eternal vigilance. Mighty battlefleets cross the daemon-infested miasma of the Warp, the only route between distant stars, their way lit by the Astronomican, the psychic manifestation of the Emperor's will. Vast armies give battle in his name on uncounted worlds. Greatest amongst his soldiers are the Adeptus Astartes, the Space Marines, bio-engineered super-warriors. Their comrades in arms are legion: the Imperial Guard and countless planetary defence forces, the ever vigilant Inquisition and the tech-priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus to name only a few. But for all their multitudes, they are barely enough to hold off the ever-present threat from aliens, heretics, mutants - and worse.
To be a man in such times is to be one amongst untold billions. It is to live in the cruelest and most bloody regime imaginable. These are the tales of those times. Forget the power of technology and science, for so much has been forgotten, never to be re-learned. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim dark future there is only war. There is no peace amongst the stars, only an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods."
So, make your choice mortals. Will you serve the Imperium of Man? Die for the God Emperor and give your life to the greatest cause?
Or will you betray all that you are?
Will you serve the dark gods? Become a heretic or an abomination? Serve the ruinous powers to get more power yourself?
Will you join with the foul xenos scum and die for something that cares not for you and your kind?
No, you are better than that. You will take up that lasgun and become the guardsman that you were born to be, that humanity needs you to be.
"For that weak sack of flesh that you so gleefully mock is no super soldier, no immortal warrior, no creature cursed by chaos like you. He is a man, an imperial guardsmen drawn from some forgotten corner of the Imperium to fight for his species and for the safety of the people he loves. He is a factory worker, a farmer, a storekeeper, a father, a brother, a son, a mere man. And against creatures like you, teeming and numberless, powered by the very will of thirsting gods......... He holds the line. He has held the line for ten thousand Years."
"At the end of the day, though he's been ferried through hell on a ship that's ten thousand years old to some godforsaken, war-torn rock; though he deployed from high orbit with nothing but a grav chute; though he is one of ten million men and women snatched from his homeworld to fight a war he barely understands; though he has been given a weapon that fires small suns and may annihilate him as he fires because the knowledge of how it functions has been lost; though his company is supported by tractor-tanks that run on anything you can burn; though he wages war against a devouring hivemind, ravenous demons and hordes of hyper-advanced aliens with strange technologies and sorceries he never dreamed existed; no one will remember his sacrifice, there will be no records of his deeds, no glorious parades in his honor, and no remembrance of his name. All he will earn is a shallow, unmarked grave on a forgotten world untold lightyears from home.
Yet for all this thankless sacrifice a Guardsman is a man, just like you. He has no millennia-old genetic engineering, no prophetic leader, no miracles of faith. He has his lasgun, his orders, and those beside him. He is the Imperial Guard.
And he will hold the line."
A guy made an "Astartes" animation a while ago. It's also about the Space Marines and it's really good, too.
If you also want to learn more about the Lore of the Warhammer 40k universe then I can recommenced watching Bricky's videos about it's factions and history, about what chaos and it's 4 gods is and which demon's and people follow them.
As an FYI, the guy who did the Astartes animation (Syama Pedersen) is credited on this as well - so they had hand in creating this masterpiece.
May the omnissiah bless you. May the machine spirit's of the algorithm bring you many views
For those who are new, and wondering
How different is an Astartes, compared to a normal human?
Astartes are literally living weapons, these guys are designed to continue fighting, even if you amputate two or three limbs, they even survive brain damage, they have extra organs to increase their strength and resistance, like a third lung, and a second heart , their physical strength allows them to lift 2 tons of weight, without much effort, and their reflexes are inhuman, and they can spend entire days fighting without stopping, plus their armor amplifies insanely their strength, resistance, and senses, for them it is not armor, it is their second skin.
Now take all that, and amplify it into the new primaris, improved and empowered Astartes, with better armor and weapons, furthermore, they are more difficult to kill than their predecessors.
Welcome to Warhammer brothers....wait until your hear about my boys in the Blood Angels!
Titus is just that guy
time to react to Astartes 1-5, the warhammer film that started all of these amazing animations
Absolute cinema
You should react to astartes it's a cheat code for views.
We’ll check it out next
OK, so you've got around 50 years of Lore to look into when it comes to 40K, Check out Bricky, he does a Timeline video, a factions part one and two video, and some other fun 40K Lore stuff. After that, if you're so inclined check out the Horus Heresy Book series, it starts with Horus Rising, an is an absolute fucking read.
Awesome reaction!
Thats not an alien, its a Daemon, theres a clear and distinct difference
Unreal Tournament, Pac-Man and Ace Combat.. Superior UltraForce...
Ill give you advice about 40k if you start to like it. First, it is enormous world, so how to navigate it? 1st learn overall timeline ( watch Brickys channel because its great for beginners ). 2nd pick a faction and learn a little bit closer their timeline and some important characters from that faction and than pick next faction ( you wont be disappointed no mater what faction you try ). 3rd now you can start deep dives in to characters with channels like Amber King, Sandman of Terra, Arch, Luetin09 and I cant name them all but you will be blown away with each character lore dive because its so unique and how their interaction is consistent. Dont know what else to say, enjoy next several years
I'm not a sci-fi or fantasy fan in general, but loved Warhammer since 1988. There's almost TOO MUCH of of in a way these days and so easy to get lost... 40K, 30K, smaller skirmish games; Space Hulk, Necromunder, Kill Team, Sigmar, Old World, Legions.... These days I still collect and paint Imperial Guard, but don't play tabletop any longer or any computer games. I've gone back to 1989 and dedicate my limited hobby time to Advanded Heroquest - which went OOP in 1992 lol...
@@cassiomx88 back then there was no internet, now its easier than ever to find out anything about any character, you have e books, you dont need to read anymore
@@milosstefanovic6603 I rarely buy codex books since 8th edition. You do still have to read an e-book don't you? Just means you don't need stacks of paper books to hand?
UA-cam lore vids are wicked, I watch all the people you listed - but reading text is better for learning for the most part I personally feel. Remembering hundreds of detailed game rules and stats someone reads out rarely sticks in my head for long!
@@cassiomx88 Bro, you listen e book, someone narrate it for you
@@milosstefanovic6603 we mean the same thing, just different terms. I'd call that an audio book. An e book to me is text but on a screen. I do get Audiable 40k books sometimes, Kreig was last one I finished and thought it fairly OK....7/10.
Fall of Cadia not so good IMO.
black library 40k crime series ones I listened to were all decent.
1st time here :D these lads Dubs?
Excellent reaction, huge warhammer40k fan here. Can you guys react to "Astartes", it's INCREDIBLE. The guy who made Astartes, Syama Pedersen, worked on this episode of secret level. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/O7hgjuFfn3A/v-deo.html&pp=ygUJYXN0YXJ0ZXMg
Pac man was😅
React to indian movies and trailers also like pushpa and Kollywood movie you always reacting to hollywood
See we just need like 60 minute episodes like that and about 12 seasons, and then we can call it even with these corporations.
😂 facts