I'd say Imurah was the stronger Sorceror, given he summoned Tzeentchian Daemons, rather than Khornate ones. Imurah had a wider range of sorcerous attacks and was able to control a greater Daemon of Tzeentch. He was also a lot faster and used stuff like illusions and controlling parts of the warp to isolate Calgar from Titus and his squad. Nemeroth seems like more of a self-made Chaos champion though, as he's had to gather his own Chaos Warband named after himself, plus he wears Terminator Armour so in battle he's probably the more physically challenging threat than Imurah. Both strong and memorable chaos champions, but Imurah seems like he was the bigger threat. Though Nemeroth got further along in his own plan as he was tturning into a Daemon prince before Titus interrupted his transformation.
Dunno but Nemeroth seems more charismatic. Imurah reminds me of smug/crying soyjack while Nemeroth is a menacing chad. Also his cutscene where he kills Sidonius is iconic. "At last" is a quote often used by my brothers and i when something anticipated occurs.
@@tonts5329 they also made terminator armour look absolutely friggin gigantic in this game. I had always assumed he was just grossly out of proportion due to his chaos gifts fusing him with his armour. I really prefer this look for chaos lords rather than the very brand-specific stuff we get nowadays.
Nemeroth is Chaos Undivided, as he uses minions from all of the Chaos Gods over the course of the campaign, although his plan didn't succeed. If he was allowed to fully ascend without being killed by Titus he definitely would have been stronger than Imurah. As it stands though, Imurah is a lot more powerful even if he only follows Tzeentch.
Grimskull: *casually takes out some chaos demons, manages to get back up, mocks the chaos demons about how he isnt easy to kill, drags their leader down with him, refuses to elaborate*
Grimskull is my favorite ork warboss depiction. So freaking awesome and surprisingly had depth with his quiter moments like "I aint so easy to kill." Just gives you a sense of history to his character that I would have loved to see.
They tried to treat the orks with a relatively serious tone in this game, compared to their more wacky, cartoonish portrayal in Dawn of War. The orks aren't exactly "serious", they still have funny quirks, but they're clearly not a joke overall. This was a good decision by the writers, because if the portrayal of the orks leaned more into silliness, it would detract from the dignity of the Ultramarines fighting them.
@@dark7element I don't think orks are portrayed as jokes in Dawn of War, they literally made canon that Orks were the winners in Kaurava system. They are cartoonish, but they never were presented as an easy walk.
for people who dont understand why some orks run away from daemon, its because they are bloodaxe, the bloodaxe are the clan based on tactic, the portal came from nowhere and they werent really ready for that fight so they wanted tactical withdrawal and then run back to the fight with massive group or with better dakka/knives. exept big boss, which want pick all the good fight an enemy ccan provide to him. The ork clan who always charge without caring at anything are Goff or snakebite
We don't know that they are blood axe orks, it can be assumed that they are due to their action of running away, but I think this is more of a old lore type deal were orks ran away alot more
Eh, Orks also run away sometimes if a battle is far out of their favor. They love a good fight but want to actually fight something, not be slaughtered.
@@sebastianhovenas272 You guys all misunderstand orks, they love to scrap but they arnt gonna scrap if it means they are gonna die. They will 100% flee if they think they are gonna lose.
One thing that always bothered me about this scene is how the Orks attempt to run when they see the Chaos demons. That does not seem like an Ork thing to do!
Nah, see, those orks wasn't retreating. The was just repositioning themselves to start the scrap again. Winning a scrap is the orkiest thing you can do, so sometimes orks gotta use their heads to come up with brainy ways to win. Except that one git who got stabbed through the head. He looked pretty scrawny. He was probably a gobbo in disguise. You know how tricksy they can be. Either he was a dressed up gobbo or a scrawny ork. Either way he was a git and got proper crumped. What was we talkin about?
Orks do retreat. Their creed is "brutal cunning" and "cunning brutality". Sometimes you have to live to fight another day. There is no fun in a hopeless battle. Obviously, that does vary a bit. Some warbands are more tactical than others, some rely more on witchcraft, some rely more on mechs and so on.
My favorite part is how, after the cutscene, you're just standing right where you were when the cutscene started and just walk away normal. It makes good enough sense in the story; you walked up, some stuff happened, you were lucky enough to be able to walk away and continue your mission, but from a game design perspective, you can clearly see where gameplay begins and ends and how they made it work in between. It's like when a magic trick becomes interesting once you start to recognize how the magician is doing it.
@@fatihnadir1414on the surface it’s just “wow the story happened” but on a more subtler level we can understand that the game had designed it so you walk up, stand in a spot, watch the cutscenes, and the cutscene ends with you standing where you last where. It’s really simple continuity but the bits of effort put in making even just character placement feel natural and narratively progressive is what is being appreciated here.
Obviously it sounds kind of silly to act like the game has done anything special by doing this, but nowadays I notice games tend to end a cutscene and then spit you out like 8 feet to the right or just completely in a new location just a few hundred feet up the way l, which isn’t a bad thing but comparatively that little disconnect of spawning in elsewhere can still impact the experience (albeit not enough for it to matter in my experience)
Orks that live long enough and fight 'ard enough will eventually develop some cognitive skills beyond merely fighting and scavenging, this is doubly true for any Ork that manages to become a boss, especially Warbosses, the head of any sizeable mob of Orks.
@@woodwyrmand additionally most species are aware of Terra’s existence and general attitude, and so low gothic is a well known language not unlike galactic common in Star Wars
Here’s the thing, Orks only care about having a good fighting and Titus is the best opponent to fight. I remember hearing that in Ork language, the word for best friend and enemy are the same and that just about sums up their state of mind. Fighting is fun for them, and this was a fun fight till the Daemons ruined it and tried to steal all the fun!
There's the Metal Slug homage "Shootas, Blood & Teef", the arcade shoot em up "Dakka Squadron" and the upcoming racing/vehicle combat game "Speed freeks" There's also ork campaigns in quite a few 40k strategy games, though of the top of my head I can't remember which ones. I think Dawn of War 2 and Dawn of War 3 had them, as well as Battlefleet Gothic 2
Orkz are always up to mosh some spiky gitz, to the point they even let some hummies join in if they are properly orky enough. Nemeroth today, Angron tomorrow! We remember Ol'Baleeye after all...
It's because the "inquisitor" was in awe how Titus survived retrieving the crystal, as he said Titus should have died, so leandros thought that Titus was somehow an agent of chaos
The 3rd Ed Eldar codex had a great passage where an Eldar philosopher remarks that for all their so called superiority, the Eldar ultimately failed to make a perfect society. Even with all the advantages of technology, culture, pseudo-immortality, they couldn't achieve what the Orks managed effortlessly: a society entirely at peace with its place in the universe. Orks have the closest thing to a perfect society in 40k. Every Ork is delighted to be a part it, not out of fear but genuine happiness.
In any other game, Grimskull would have been killed by Nemeroth in this scene, to emphasise his menace. But Grimskull is an Ork, and I was not disappointed to see him drag Nemeroth down with him.
Well wouldn't necessarily say save them as in allies. A rivalry like when Stuewy shot that new reporter who was going to off louise in Family Guy. " if anyone is gonna take that b1tch down, it's gonna be me. "
I love the Tyranids and the overwhelming dread they bring but you can't convince me that the Orks are not the most fun antagonists in the entirety of Warhammer 40k, no other faction has their charm and lunacy. I hope Saber brings back the orks for a DLC for 2 or in 3. Imagine fighting Ghazghkull
Now now now I'm getting excited about orks stories now after watching this... I am vivid fan of reading novels. Time to read a few orc reincarnation stories!!
I think the best part of this scene is that it both accepts and averts the Worf Effect. Look at this big scary guy you've been building up the whole game! Look at a pile of mooks kill him to establish how scary the new enemy is! And then the old enemy rocks back up a bit later, PISSED AS HELL, and slugs them right in the jaw, having murdered the mooks, and the new enemy boss is forced back and to run away. It both says "The new guy is scary" and "Don't underestimate this new guy." And as a 40k fan? "Don't underestimate the Orks" is rule #1 of any time fighting Orks.
I haven't played this game, but now I absolutely have to in the future; that orc is the kind of guy that deserves a proper fight, not out of hatred, but out of respect.
He pulled the classic anime rival trope "Stop right there! If anyone gets to kill him, it will be me..." ....buuuut being WH, they don't become best buddies in the end.
The way he says “I ain’t so easy to kill” all solemn then bursts into laughter is respect for Grimskull. He wasn’t very honorable but he’s an ork who cares. He was a worthy adversary who deserved to go out in glorious combat. Maybe had some krork buried in there.
orks: look at ‘ose umies!! haha let’s gettin’ boyz!!! guardsman: my lord, angron killed yarrick!! 0:03 space marine: …. the rest of the guardsman: …. orks: he did WOOOTTT!!???! THAT RED GIT KILLED MY UMIE!!!
The one complaint I have about these Orks is that they don't sound *BIG AN TUFF ENUFF!* The Orks from Dawn of War, the real ones, not that abomination of a third game, sound perfect, especially Gorgutz.
It's funny to me how there are multiple moments like this where the Imperium is over a barrel with their (metaphorical) cheeks about to get clapped by Chaos, only for Orcs to show and save them. But only because Chaos seems fun to scrap w'th.
I mean hes' a warboss in mega armor. A boss kitted out like that can solo any other army leader with half-decent rolling, if he gets the charge. Nemeroth really ought to have treated that more seriously.
Nemeroth being a psycher means that he's really weak in melee fights, so he probably took it seriously when they fell in the hole, and ran away (like a bitch lmao)
He better return as a DLC boss for Space Marine 2. I know that Titus shot him point blank in the head, killing him off. But like Grimskull proudly boasted: “I ain’t so easy to kill!”
Who was stronger Nemeroth or Imurah?
I'd say Imurah was the stronger Sorceror, given he summoned Tzeentchian Daemons, rather than Khornate ones. Imurah had a wider range of sorcerous attacks and was able to control a greater Daemon of Tzeentch. He was also a lot faster and used stuff like illusions and controlling parts of the warp to isolate Calgar from Titus and his squad.
Nemeroth seems like more of a self-made Chaos champion though, as he's had to gather his own Chaos Warband named after himself, plus he wears Terminator Armour so in battle he's probably the more physically challenging threat than Imurah. Both strong and memorable chaos champions, but Imurah seems like he was the bigger threat. Though Nemeroth got further along in his own plan as he was tturning into a Daemon prince before Titus interrupted his transformation.
@@tonts5329 Not to mention Nemeroth got defeated by a series of quick time events xD
Dunno but Nemeroth seems more charismatic. Imurah reminds me of smug/crying soyjack while Nemeroth is a menacing chad. Also his cutscene where he kills Sidonius is iconic. "At last" is a quote often used by my brothers and i when something anticipated occurs.
@@tonts5329 they also made terminator armour look absolutely friggin gigantic in this game. I had always assumed he was just grossly out of proportion due to his chaos gifts fusing him with his armour.
I really prefer this look for chaos lords rather than the very brand-specific stuff we get nowadays.
Nemeroth is Chaos Undivided, as he uses minions from all of the Chaos Gods over the course of the campaign, although his plan didn't succeed. If he was allowed to fully ascend without being killed by Titus he definitely would have been stronger than Imurah.
As it stands though, Imurah is a lot more powerful even if he only follows Tzeentch.
Grimskull: *casually takes out some chaos demons, manages to get back up, mocks the chaos demons about how he isnt easy to kill, drags their leader down with him, refuses to elaborate*
What a total chad. Broootal but cunning.
Nooo, cunning but broootal ya Git
I think when he said " WAAAAGH !" he made his position quite clear .
@@orsonincharge4879 Yes, I believe the "WAAAAGH!!!" was the elaboration point we missed in translation.
Grimskull is *ABSOLUTELY ORKY ENOUGH*
Grimskull was the true hero of this game...
Grimskull is my favorite ork warboss depiction. So freaking awesome and surprisingly had depth with his quiter moments like "I aint so easy to kill." Just gives you a sense of history to his character that I would have loved to see.
All about Gorgutz for me. 😅
They tried to treat the orks with a relatively serious tone in this game, compared to their more wacky, cartoonish portrayal in Dawn of War. The orks aren't exactly "serious", they still have funny quirks, but they're clearly not a joke overall. This was a good decision by the writers, because if the portrayal of the orks leaned more into silliness, it would detract from the dignity of the Ultramarines fighting them.
@@dark7element I don't think orks are portrayed as jokes in Dawn of War, they literally made canon that Orks were the winners in Kaurava system. They are cartoonish, but they never were presented as an easy walk.
@@someperson1829Eldar won Kauruva. Dawn of War 3 noted that Gorgutz' retreat was the reason he lost favor and was reduced to a mega nob.
@@ShadyOakMinistries What are you talking, mate? DoW3 exactly stated it clear that Okrz under Gorgutz' command conquered Kaurava system.
Say what you will about them, but Grimskull was badass in this scene. A right propa warboss.
He aint so easy to kill
A rait propa bri-ish waghboss
He is brutal but kunnin'
All warbosses are propa or dead
WUUUUAARRGHH!!!!
I love how he got thrown down into that pit, survived, climbed all the way back up, and then back into the pit again.
average pit enjoyer!
for people who dont understand why some orks run away from daemon, its because they are bloodaxe, the bloodaxe are the clan based on tactic, the portal came from nowhere and they werent really ready for that fight so they wanted tactical withdrawal and then run back to the fight with massive group or with better dakka/knives. exept big boss, which want pick all the good fight an enemy ccan provide to him. The ork clan who always charge without caring at anything are Goff or snakebite
We don't know that they are blood axe orks, it can be assumed that they are due to their action of running away, but I think this is more of a old lore type deal were orks ran away alot more
I think it was more the fact it was a one-sided fight they weren't ready for. Not a proppa scrap.
Eh, Orks also run away sometimes if a battle is far out of their favor.
They love a good fight but want to actually fight something, not be slaughtered.
@@sebastianhovenas272 You guys all misunderstand orks, they love to scrap but they arnt gonna scrap if it means they are gonna die. They will 100% flee if they think they are gonna lose.
@@lazerrhino oy itz not losin' since we git to fight again anotha day!
Grimskull took out multiple bloodletters on his own when they knocked him down and climbed back up for more. I think he ain't so easy to kill.
One thing that always bothered me about this scene is how the Orks attempt to run when they see the Chaos demons. That does not seem like an Ork thing to do!
As a longtime ork player, i totally agree. COWARDS!
'as roight unorky, not worth a good WAAAAAAAGGGHHHH
Nah, see, those orks wasn't retreating. The was just repositioning themselves to start the scrap again. Winning a scrap is the orkiest thing you can do, so sometimes orks gotta use their heads to come up with brainy ways to win. Except that one git who got stabbed through the head. He looked pretty scrawny. He was probably a gobbo in disguise. You know how tricksy they can be. Either he was a dressed up gobbo or a scrawny ork. Either way he was a git and got proper crumped. What was we talkin about?
Orks do retreat when it's a slaughter for them. They only fight if they can have fun, and getting culled is not.
Orks do retreat. Their creed is "brutal cunning" and "cunning brutality". Sometimes you have to live to fight another day. There is no fun in a hopeless battle. Obviously, that does vary a bit. Some warbands are more tactical than others, some rely more on witchcraft, some rely more on mechs and so on.
That orc earned my damn respect
Sidonus: Never trust the Inquisition!
Leandros: I’m gonna act like I didn’t hear that
Nahh, the inquisition is just a bunch of backstabbing bastards
Orkz not save puny humies! Orkz have LOTS moar fun fite'n' CHAOS!
Tuska Daemon-Killa had dat roight!
Pretty sure they find chaos guys weird
My favorite part is how, after the cutscene, you're just standing right where you were when the cutscene started and just walk away normal. It makes good enough sense in the story; you walked up, some stuff happened, you were lucky enough to be able to walk away and continue your mission, but from a game design perspective, you can clearly see where gameplay begins and ends and how they made it work in between. It's like when a magic trick becomes interesting once you start to recognize how the magician is doing it.
Man you seem to have written a very intelligent comment but I couldnt understand it can u explain how its like understanding the magic trick
@@fatihnadir1414on the surface it’s just “wow the story happened” but on a more subtler level we can understand that the game had designed it so you walk up, stand in a spot, watch the cutscenes, and the cutscene ends with you standing where you last where. It’s really simple continuity but the bits of effort put in making even just character placement feel natural and narratively progressive is what is being appreciated here.
Obviously it sounds kind of silly to act like the game has done anything special by doing this, but nowadays I notice games tend to end a cutscene and then spit you out like 8 feet to the right or just completely in a new location just a few hundred feet up the way l, which isn’t a bad thing but comparatively that little disconnect of spawning in elsewhere can still impact the experience (albeit not enough for it to matter in my experience)
"Ive had more pleasant conversation with orks"
He sure had. We miss you, Grimskull.
save is a stretch. more like charged at the first target and go for the next one
Would anyone else have loved to see GrimSkull actually fight after he goes over the rails both times xD
Grimskull：For the emperor!
SM : War boss protects.
Fur Da Emprahhh!!!
Bruh Think Orks Save The Space Marine, But Reality Orks Just Have More Fun with Chaos.
It isn't as if the orks stop attacking the player and his fellow Space Marines after this point.
Intentionally or not, Grimskull still saved them.
He wanted to be the one to krump Titus! The Chaos boys interrupted their fun which was rude!!!
BREAKING: A British greenskin just saved a group of British marines from British demons.
Oi oi, geezer!
😂😂
Well they'd sound cringe asf if they were speaking like an American.
This is just Birmingham
And Warhammer is British.
Grimskull's "Waagh" cry should of been the same tone of Warboss Gorgutz.
Titus: xenos
Grimskull: you me bestie friends, spice marine.
I love his face at 1:01, Titus is just so done with Grimskull.
lol when he killed he said "...I FINALLY KILL THE DAMN ORK"
it's less "saves them" and more of "unintentionally buys them the time they need"
this one smart ork, he can speak low gothic
Orks that live long enough and fight 'ard enough will eventually develop some cognitive skills beyond merely fighting and scavenging, this is doubly true for any Ork that manages to become a boss, especially Warbosses, the head of any sizeable mob of Orks.
@@woodwyrmand additionally most species are aware of Terra’s existence and general attitude, and so low gothic is a well known language not unlike galactic common in Star Wars
Orks save the Ultramarines? Some hellish Oddboy specialising in propaganda has clearly been spawned.
The best thing
It actually works better than any Human,Eldar,Tau or Chaos propaganda
Here’s the thing, Orks only care about having a good fighting and Titus is the best opponent to fight. I remember hearing that in Ork language, the word for best friend and enemy are the same and that just about sums up their state of mind. Fighting is fun for them, and this was a fun fight till the Daemons ruined it and tried to steal all the fun!
I get the impression that Orks are not fond of killstealing
Bro got third partied and was NOT happy 💀
Let's hope the Orks returns to Space Marines 2 as a DLC
please the tyranids are soo boring
@@CrocodileWhispers A leaper is now standing behind you...
We need an Ork centric Warhammer 40k game ASAP.
There's the Metal Slug homage "Shootas, Blood & Teef", the arcade shoot em up "Dakka Squadron" and the upcoming racing/vehicle combat game "Speed freeks"
There's also ork campaigns in quite a few 40k strategy games, though of the top of my head I can't remember which ones. I think Dawn of War 2 and Dawn of War 3 had them, as well as Battlefleet Gothic 2
I hope we get an Ork fps game, purely for the comedy of M2 not aiming your weapon but actually making you fire in an even more haphazard manner.
@KincaidCalder-vn6bo first game with "yell down sights" mechanic
Love the little details between the first and second game especially titus's service studs and olderish appearance
Orkz are always up to mosh some spiky gitz, to the point they even let some hummies join in if they are properly orky enough. Nemeroth today, Angron tomorrow!
We remember Ol'Baleeye after all...
Chaos is just 'umies with more bitz ta smash!
I'd like to imagine that in the normal setting, space marines and orks pause fighting when Chaos walks in, and the orks ask, "oo da fuk arr dey?"
,, I ain't so easy to kill!'' oh how much i love this Ork so much!
Leandros literally sees Titus resist chaos to an extent that few can and still somehow doubts him😒
It's because the "inquisitor" was in awe how Titus survived retrieving the crystal, as he said Titus should have died, so leandros thought that Titus was somehow an agent of chaos
The Orks get a bad rap, don’t get me wrong in fantasy I hate them but 40k they are the bros
The 3rd Ed Eldar codex had a great passage where an Eldar philosopher remarks that for all their so called superiority, the Eldar ultimately failed to make a perfect society. Even with all the advantages of technology, culture, pseudo-immortality, they couldn't achieve what the Orks managed effortlessly: a society entirely at peace with its place in the universe. Orks have the closest thing to a perfect society in 40k. Every Ork is delighted to be a part it, not out of fear but genuine happiness.
This game still looks fantastic.
*Grimskull saves Ultramarines
“Emperor protect us”
Mork: U Wot?
In any other game, Grimskull would have been killed by Nemeroth in this scene, to emphasise his menace. But Grimskull is an Ork, and I was not disappointed to see him drag Nemeroth down with him.
well, he did technically saved them
Well wouldn't necessarily say save them as in allies. A rivalry like when Stuewy shot that new reporter who was going to off louise in Family Guy. " if anyone is gonna take that b1tch down, it's gonna be me. "
👁️👄👁️
Famy guy
I mean, Titus seemed to be in a bit of a spot before Grimskull somehow returned
Oi you chaos beakie, that human is mine to kill, WAAAAAGGGHH!
4:19 the start of nemeroth vs grimskull
Waaaagh!
I love the Tyranids and the overwhelming dread they bring but you can't convince me that the Orks are not the most fun antagonists in the entirety of Warhammer 40k, no other faction has their charm and lunacy. I hope Saber brings back the orks for a DLC for 2 or in 3. Imagine fighting Ghazghkull
And that is how you introduce chaos to a game
I like how the Tzeentchian Space Marine fights in such a refined and tactical way. A true martial artist.
NEVER TRUST THE INQUISITION
To be fair, it isn't the inquisitions fault there. Drogan was already dead.
This game hit the Grimdark better in my opinion
Да, новая часть больше похожа на обычный слешер или космические приключения, но не на грим дарк
None of them can compare to Death of Hope in grimdark.
@@rawbird5341Death of Hope is the best!
@@rawbird5341I’m talking between Space Marine and Space Marine II the first one hit the Grimdarkness much better
@@unclesam5230it’s because it’s pre era indomitus and fall of cadia lore, you know, the ACTUAL 40k not that primaris nu-40k garbage.
Now now now I'm getting excited about orks stories now after watching this... I am vivid fan of reading novels. Time to read a few orc reincarnation stories!!
The Orks ought to hate the Necrons above all other enemies and be fanatical about trying to wipe them out.
LOVE HOW HE GETS THROWN DOWN HE SCREAMS WAAAARRR 😂😂
Orks run to tell other orks about good battles to be had
Such an underrated game.
Grimskull casually takes on a Daemon Primarch.
Wonderful quality.
indeed
The only thing scarier than a portal spitting out daemons is an Ork quietly chuckling to himself
I think the best part of this scene is that it both accepts and averts the Worf Effect. Look at this big scary guy you've been building up the whole game! Look at a pile of mooks kill him to establish how scary the new enemy is!
And then the old enemy rocks back up a bit later, PISSED AS HELL, and slugs them right in the jaw, having murdered the mooks, and the new enemy boss is forced back and to run away.
It both says "The new guy is scary" and "Don't underestimate this new guy."
And as a 40k fan? "Don't underestimate the Orks" is rule #1 of any time fighting Orks.
I haven't played this game, but now I absolutely have to in the future; that orc is the kind of guy that deserves a proper fight, not out of hatred, but out of respect.
The WoW walking animations really make this scene
In the happydark future, there's tactical friendship.
He pulled the classic anime rival trope "Stop right there! If anyone gets to kill him, it will be me..."
....buuuut being WH, they don't become best buddies in the end.
Grimskull was an amazing antagonist, SPACEMURINE!
Everybody is gangsta until a Ork runs of a fight lol
The way he says “I ain’t so easy to kill” all solemn then bursts into laughter is respect for Grimskull. He wasn’t very honorable but he’s an ork who cares. He was a worthy adversary who deserved to go out in glorious combat. Maybe had some krork buried in there.
Absolutely love this game. I'm glad to hear the sequel is doing well
The demon :talk about warp
Ork: WAAAGH
I ain't so easy to kill...
A simple line, but delivered perfectly.
orks: look at ‘ose umies!! haha let’s gettin’ boyz!!!
guardsman: my lord, angron killed yarrick!!
0:03
space marine: ….
the rest of the guardsman: ….
orks: he did WOOOTTT!!???! THAT RED GIT KILLED MY UMIE!!!
It’s characters like grimskull that make it really hard not to like the orcs.
Oh god!! I love the orc voices.... Spice Marines!!!!!! Hahahaha...
Orks are the only people in 40k enjoying themselves!!
0:45 Was that Senator Armstrong?
bro mustve been pissed falling a second time
Orcs are the most amazing and unique faction in the Warhammer 40K universe!
That's the quietest I've ever seen an Ork!
I still prefer the old buzz lightyear style of power armor and the classic bolter
You know what they say, "Good Enemiez iz hard to come by"
It's never personal.
It's all about "WAAAAGH!"
Id love the ork version of Space Marine.
They have a lot of cool shit you could play with
Falls down hole
Im back!
Falls down same hole
Well, at least the orcs seem happy.
finishing with the darktide music is mint.
The one complaint I have about these Orks is that they don't sound *BIG AN TUFF ENUFF!* The Orks from Dawn of War, the real ones, not that abomination of a third game, sound perfect, especially Gorgutz.
I hate the way they ALWAYS say Space Marine, you can hear that it's capitalised in the script.
GRimskull is that boxer that just keeps getting up and be like: Who's next?!""
tbh having seen that matchup on the table, im surprised that nemeroth did that well.
It's funny to me how there are multiple moments like this where the Imperium is over a barrel with their (metaphorical) cheeks about to get clapped by Chaos, only for Orcs to show and save them. But only because Chaos seems fun to scrap w'th.
"OI! YOU STUPID GIT INTERUPTED MY FOIGHT AND KILLED MY BOYZ"
"I don't even know who you are."
I like how it seems like Grimskull is calling them Spice Marines.
Saber should remaster this game
The Orc is HEAVY!
I mean hes' a warboss in mega armor. A boss kitted out like that can solo any other army leader with half-decent rolling, if he gets the charge. Nemeroth really ought to have treated that more seriously.
Nemeroth being a psycher means that he's really weak in melee fights, so he probably took it seriously when they fell in the hole, and ran away (like a bitch lmao)
The Orks owed him 1.
I need to kitbash myself a Grimskull.
This is pretty impressive for a game that came out in 2011
Istg my brain keeps hearing the Demon sounds from Metro 2033 when the demons growl.
Saved? Nah. Grimskull just focussed down the hardest looking Beakie in the room, as any upstanding Ork would do.
He better return as a DLC boss for Space Marine 2. I know that Titus shot him point blank in the head, killing him off. But like Grimskull proudly boasted: “I ain’t so easy to kill!”
Is it possible Titus is a low level Blank
I don't think, if your blank, your blank, the chapter would have see this when he was take as a children. No he is just resistant
@@crowquette9278no there are levels of being blank just like psykers, very low level blanks might never have it detected in their entire lives
@@Eradicator-jv9xr I was not aware of that thank you
Orks are kinda adorable in this
"save" is a funny word to use.
Spice Mareen.... The power of WAaaaaaAAaaGggghhh!
SPESSSS MURINE!!
WUZ THAT SUPPOSED TA HURT??
HAHAHA!
ugh the camera shake in this is intense
Space Marine 3 will feature Titus fighting side by side with an Orc.