The Marine's eye was not damaged. Only his helmet was damaged, the technological parts you see at the beginning of part 5 are part of the helmet's built-in Auspex features.
@@ViniciusJLima that was the auspex in the helmet, you see it in better detail in part 5 when he enters the vault, you also see him take his helmet off at the end and he still has both eyes.
"...no escape. I have failed brother." 'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal." "Impossible, (I) will never survive." "You must! Take them!"
One of the most badass things about this, is when the space marines were being kidnapped you see a black cloud slam into the creature. Back when the Inquisitor was spying on the orbs and gave the command for them to retreat, he was the one with the black smoke radiating off of him. So either before he was getting possessed or after he was given the emperor's mercy, he lashed out against the creature and forced it to let the marines go. Death isn't the end of duty, it's just another beginning. One of the moments when an inquisitor isn't shown to be purely genocidal.
@@AcadianBacon8 in the conversation ... between the orbs when one said to break its seal/shield .. the other replied we can not, we would never survive ... this would be why ...
Also an awesome thing is that as our main handless marine stands up and the screen pans you can see far in the distance his brothers being teleported into existence one at a time far off on other pillars.
One of the things I love about the way he presented this is in the way that after many altercations there is no "tadaa" or whatever. It's just "OK. On to the next objective." Duty and business through and through.
I think the most impressive detail that carries through is the battle damage to the sergeant's armor - he's the one that took the laser barrage and from that point on his armor is pock marked with indentations and burn marks, then he has the optics in his helmet damaged by the psychers in part 4 and in part 5 you can still see the out-of-place sensors still operating as the door opens. Little bits of detail like that go a long way.
@@thepsychicspoon5984 The Hacker was some Russian dude (not surprising). There was a channel who was tracking the movements of the hacker, especially since he tried selling it to a Bitcoin scammer. Even got his home address. All I remember was that the hacker was related to some youtube channel called MrCrazy. When Astartes' channel got hacked, the hacker tried advertising the MrCrazy channel. Obviously it failed since he pissed off thousands of people. After that, the hacker sold the channel to the previously mentioned, Bitcoin scammer. After that it sort of stagnated, Astartes' channel was deleted temporarily, and the rest is history. UA-cam really took their time on fixing it.
These enemies are related to the Yu'vath during the the Angevin Crusade (332nd Year, Millennium 39) and the birth of the Calixis Sector. They are a psychic slaver species, their technology is based off the warp. As to the Inquisition Psyker, the one Orb literally slammed down his defences and opened him up to the Warp through traumatic visions, and all the nice things that wait on the other side.
Some key things: The giant robot missing a leg they encounter: one of the "Men of Iron". In the ancient past of the story behind this genre they were a series of nearly unkillable sentient robots that came very close to wiping out humanity. There were men of gold, silver, stone, etc. The vault: it wasnt. It was a physical portal to the realm where demons live. This may not be Deathwatch per se but the White cloaks give us an indication they are not a regular Space Marine chapter.
The space marine with the conical shaped face helmet face guard is likely a successor chapter to the Dark Angel's (or some other similar chapter that specializes on Recon).
The inquisitional psyker was eavesdropping on the conversation between the orb entities, and broke his concentration to warn the astartes about the orbs plan to abduct the marine squad. Unfortunately the lapse in concentration gave the warp the in it needed to possess him. As soon as that happened, the psyker became an existential threat to the ship they're on, and the captain and veteran marines next to him did exactly what they were supposed to do, put him down as quickly as possible. Emperor's peace upon him. Then, after they were abducted, the creature holding them evidently disturbed some other warp creature and it was forced to release the marines, unfortunately it seems as though that shunted them through the warp somewhere...else.
What I like about the Inquisitor in the Astartes project is that while many Inquisitors are often portrayed as "necessary" bad guys. Where they're dick heads but still the good guys kinda, you know? The Inquisitor here accidentally allowed himself to be possessed while telling the Astartes commander to "Recall them immediately" after hearing the orb talk about "Taking them." Plus he has such a dope design
RHCrew Productions i know you guys are new but I am personally impressed with how much you picked up on in your first viewing. It was awesome to see!. Great video!
@@deamonomic if you’ve watched a lot of astartes reactions, like I have, most people have know clue what’s going on lore wise and most can’t even figure out what’s going on action wise. These dude really appreciated the las cannon scene, cause they realized the troopers shot their own men to hit the Marine. Most reactors I saw misunderstood that scene
1. The dudes are the creator's own unique chapter and they are dorn babies who like to work with the inquisition and operate in independent strike groups and work with Death Watch 2. The conflict is similarly made up but pretty typical of what one would find in the 40k universe; planet/system goes rogue and the Imperium has to apply feet to nutsacks and remind them they fucked up. 3. The Inquisition is involved because the rebels were apparently worshipping/working with the orb aliens and the big golden body was suppose to be for the orbs because they use them to protect themselves from the dangers of the warp 4. The inquisitor on the ship is eves dropping on the conversation between the one they have and the one the marines just captured and gets possed while trying to warn the Marine Captain and promptly gets bonked on the head for it 5. The one other ship was going to do something until a warp creature kills it 6. Marines wind up on what may be the alien's homeworld (question mark?)
The space marine chapter is called Retributor Astartes and xenos are fan made by the creator, but one thing to note is these are a successor chapter of the Imperial Fists or as they are famously known as: The Sons of Dorn... But the xenos are similar in appearance and behavior of the Yu’Vath, an ancient Chaos-corrupted race with little known about them besides them using foul dark sorcery and having created many dangerous artifacts. There are perhaps even remnants of the once expansive race that once inhabited the Calyx Expanse, which the Imperium began exploring in the 39th Millennium. 1:56 This marine is blessing his weapon because this chapter believes there is a Machine Spirit within that powers it 4:52 Lascannon 6:50 I would like to point out that a Space Marine “combat knife” is basically the size of a short sword or long sword to a normal human 8:23 That is an Inquisitor, who is joined by, I believe to be a Captain and Sergeant respectfully. 8:55 the presence of the Warp or Chaos causes the environment to grow colder. Seeing ice is a bad sign. 9:30 The whole room is filled with the same masks and spines the Psykers were using, perhaps as a form of initiation/creation of these Psykers by the very xeno scum on the ship, to grow their cult and power. 10:09 In case it’s not clear, the xeno is trying to corrupt them with the Ruinous Powers which they later call their “touch”. But the Marines prevail because they are that damn glorious. 10:50 I don’t actually know what these are that the Sons of Dorn are placing into this xeno, but I believe it is meant to inhibit the xeno’s psychic abilities 11:38 the conversation between the two spheres goes as follows: “Who is there?” (They know the Inquisitor is listening in) “I have failed, brother...” “We have all failed.” “The Astartes deny our touch.” “You must return, break your seal!” “Impossible, we’ll never survive!” “You must, _T A K E T H E M!_ “ The Inquisitor warns the Captain immediately but loses his concentration. Allowing the foul xeno to attempt possession, which goes poorly because the Captain and Sergeant give him the ‘ole Commissar Treatment because he failed his Perils of the Warp check. 12:44 his brother tries to warn him but it’s too late... 12:46 the true form of the xeno scum 13:00 the sphere is sucking in all the Marines into the Warp 13:16 He rolled a 1 and suffered the Gets Hot penalty from the plasma pistol, losing his hand in the process 14:05 A Marines blood is meant to act like that since they heal fucking fast and the Warp really fucks up any normal beings insides with the exceptions of daemons and badasses like Kaldor Draigo. 14:10 it appears his chapter still practices the use of Service Studs which represent how long a marine has served the Emperor. The years he served depend on the material. The most prominent chapter to still continue the use of Studs are the Dark Angels. This marine has served for over 200 years if going by Dark Angel standards or 120 years going by Soul Drinker standards. 14:25 there are little flashes of light on the pillars meant to represent the other marines, I think.
I feel like it's unfair to imply the Inquisitor broke his concentration to warn the Captain due to being of The Dumb. Most Inquisitors know a squad of Astartes are far more important than their own lives and will willingly risk their lives to protect them. Unless I am also The Dumb and not getting the joke....
To be exact 4:52 is a twin-linked multi-laser, Imperial Guard Chimeras usually have single mounts in their turrets. If it was a lascannon that Space Marine ain’t likely to survive that, given that it’s a dedicated anti-tank weapon, and Space Marines, tough as they are, aren’t wearing Leman Russ grade armour.
i love how during all the clips the astartes were just overpowering juggernauts with zero care or fear. even fighting the psykers they were calm and steady. but when that sphere grabbed onto them they were suddenly weak and red eye was even "shocked" at one point when he looks to see his hand sink in. suddenly they were not the most dangerous things around. and when he stands on the plith looking at the titanic statues in that giant valley he looks so small and vunerable. which says alot about the situation they are in considering they are like 3 meters tall
He was in the Marianas Gorge, which used to be the Marianas Trench on Terra. Literally the most dangerous creature, trapped at the bottom of the world, surrounded by bones of heretics long past. A most fitting end for an Astartes' tale.
The response to the possession going on is still my favorite 40k moment ever. Power armored fist to the dome, followed by bolter fire. No hesitation. No remorse. Destroy the one being possessed before it finishes moving into the body.
The two psykers in P4 are apparently around Delta-class. Beta-class can do things that make these guys look like kids, and Alpha-class are like demi-gods that can enslave entire planets full of people and rip holes in spacetime. Telekinetics and force fields are parlor tricks in 40k, at best they give you a little extra survivability on the battlefield. Most other "psyker" characters from other franchises wouldn't last all that long. Although I've often thought of how Anakin would do in 40k. He's definitely either Alpha-class or God-Emperor-level, but the Chaos gods have a habit of breaking their toys.
Also, those three silver studs you saw in the Marine's skull just above his left eyebrow? Each of those studs represents 100 years of faithful service. Just a tidbit.
Anakin would of killed himself if he got pulled into the Warhammer 40k universe. Anakin's whole thing was that nobody had faith in him and his mommy died. Shit, people in the Warhammer 40k universe would call that a Tuesday breakfast. That's ignoring the fact that he'd almost certainly be branded a Heretic and be executed immediately, or worse yet he'd become Anakin the Cogitator.
Hey guys, another great Warhammer 40k short you should watch is "The Lord Inquisitor - Prologue" on the channel "Warpgazer". Sadly he abandonned the project after making that video so it won't go further than that, but it remains awesome to watch (and listen to).
Episode One: The Troopers Prepare to Unload As the author pointed out, it is about the uprising of the Argos system that occurred in 482.M39. To suppress the riot, representatives of the "Retributors" order, which the creator of the series came up with (if interested, will tell you in a separate article. For now, you should only know that this is a "daughter" of the Imperial Fists order). Only five fighters are loaded into a shuttle as part of the series and sent to administer justice in His name. We see one of the Astartes fumigating a weapon with incense (I'm not sure if this is canon, I don’t remember that. What is your opinion?), We see the silent determination of the five going aboard. Series Two: Landing and Beginning of Hostilities Well, how is the landing. The name from the old meme "I'm entering a construction site" is more suitable for this ram: a shuttle at full speed flies into an enemy ship (after turning off the engine room with a sacred dose of cannon fire). Then immediately an awkward firefight begins on the part of the defenders (who it is is not yet clear) and competent firing on the part of the "retribution". Clearly, quickly, without emotion or fuss. The first line of defense is destroyed, the paratroopers continue their offensive. Episode Three: Action On Board, Unstoppable At the very beginning of the series, some tall humanoids (fu, xenos), like brothers, slap the rebels running towards the Astartes on the shoulders. Who move forward without encountering obstacles. Then the enemies decide to use heavier weapons, changing the caliber. And ... it doesn't help, the thick power armor does the job just fine. It is also important to note a certain round hatch shown at the same beginning behind the backs of the "skyscrapers". He will be featured in the series later. Episode Four: Infernal Cut with Psykers The fact that these are psykers becomes clear almost from the very beginning. With the help of their abilities, these guys stopped the bolts, psychic energy flows through their "wire" in the form of a human backbone, to a heap they were able to fight back the Astartes. One was even damaged the visor lens on the helmet. What was the bill? 2: 0 in favor of the landing. Became 2: 0.001 approx. The Emperor's Fist assembles in front of the Series 3 hatch. Episode 5: What's going on here? Well, let's go, right in the details. The episode begins with two Imperium ships hovering in orbit. The author takes us inside in order to show that the paratroopers are carefully watching what is happening with the rebels on the monitors. As soon as the squad enters the hatch, the veterans (why veterans? Pay attention to the first gif in the article. The right shoulder pad has an image in the form of a stylized Terminatus Cross) in orbit enter a closed hall, in the center of which a relief sphere of impressive size hangs on chains. A certain representative of the Inquisition (possibly the inquisitor himself) is connected to it, theoretically belonging to the Ordo Hereticus (the symbolism is similar, but this is just a theory). What is he doing? God knows. Either he is trying to contact, or to hear something, or he is just chilling (no). If you completely dig to the smallest detail, then behind the first sphere on the ship, where the representative of the Inquisition sits, two spheres - the second in the blurry background behind the first, also hangs in chains. Meanwhile, aboard the Rebel ship, a group of Astartes in full force pass through the hatch, meeting on its way a stationary metal colossus without a leg, in the interior of which endless myriads of wires are visible. Around the statue (is it a statue?) There are similar metal masks with ridges that the troops had earlier snatched from the psykers. Further, the author shows us a hall where exactly the same sphere hangs as on the "orbiting" ship. The five warriors stand around it (having previously stood before the psychic onslaught of the object), and in turn stick some wunderwales with the symbol of the Inquisition on the body. And ... we're transported back to the Astartes "base". You see unique footage: this is how the author presents the "vision" of the psyker. A representative of the Inquisition observes the dialogue of two spheres, one is very far away (the hold of the rebels), the second is close enough to the uninvited listener. And ... we have our first speech on the show! My English, let me remind you, is Kuplinov Edition (and here the conversation is generally shitty), so I used the help of a blogger from UA-cam. So, the dialogue of the far (D) and near (B) spheres is very approximate: B: Who's here? D: It didn't work out for me, brother. B: Nobody succeeded. D: The Astartes rejected our touch. You must return, break the seal. B: Impossible. D: We must survive! B: They should. Take them! The Inquisition spokesman turns his head to the veteran and yells for them to urgently evacuate the squad from the rebel ship. These are the last human words of an unnamed psyker. The sphere on the "base" flares up and, apparently, takes root in the head of the poor fellow. He catches a non-childish arrival, within which he sees the figures of the same psykers that the Astartes recently killed, and the paratroopers standing on the hand of a huge terrible statue. They burn alive the next moment. The movie for the messenger is over, something begins to take over his body (screams of horror, burning eyes and mouth, remember?). The veteran, again without unnecessary emotions and doubts, acquaints his armored fist with the face of a sufferer (beautifully, effectively, but ... why?), His partner thrust bolts into the psyker's body. And we move on to the rebels. The third sphere (which is the second, but it is the third, judging by what the author showed us) sucks in the marinade. One of them (with a damaged visor) manages to aim his weapon at the ball's belly, shoots ... and rips off the fucking brother's hand. Nothing will heal, you just have to return home. Then the armless man finds himself in some kind of herabor, wandering around it and brushing off the tentacles. Bang! And he is already in a different place, with large statues sitting on thrones (or maybe not statues). Throwing away the helmet and vomiting notably ("I hate, b ** h, portals!". Geralt (s)), the survivor looks around. In addition to tens, even hundreds of monuments, the paratrooper sees an endless desert. The curtain! Interpretation from the author and the English-speaking community The population of the system fell under the influence of the xenos, becoming their puppets. Psykers slain by Astartes are aristocrats who carry iron masks and spines to enhance their abilities. The statue, lying without a leg on the ship, was supposed to become a container for that very sphere, its body, so to speak. The landing party acted so dashingly and quickly, because they knew what to do: two spheres on the "orbital" ship were witnesses to this. The inquisitor spoke with the still alive, tk. the one in the background is dead. The Rebel Orb did not attempt to stop the warriors in waves. She tried to subdue their will. But where is the Emperor? Tuti, therefore, did not fail. Herabora, through which the brother wandered, is the Warp. The warp was supposed to destroy the marinade, but something dark intervened (here it is not the author, but the fans assume that it was the spirit of the inquisitor), which threw the landing party into the desert - the dead world of spheres.
Listen, this whole series has so many people trying to figure out what the fuck is going on. There are guys that know more that have made videos on this series you guys can watch so you can learn more about it
1.the retributors are a fan made chapter most likely iron hands or fists descendants from their chapter iconography. 2. Those psykers are taken over by that yuvath orb(don't remember how to spell yuvath) 3.warp fuckery is abound bois 4. The inquisitor was being possessed or corrupted by the yuvath sphere so bolter it until you can't bolter no more (ps not enough dakka.) 5. The reason they don't talk isn't cause the astartes aren't talking they're most likely on a chapter specific vox frequency you'll note grimaldus mentioned it as muted clicks. 6.bolters are wonderful things so remember light some incense and pray that it never jams literally and figuratively. 7. The leader of the squad we follow in parts 1-5 is for the most part non-cyber enhanced (hes gonna need a new right hand man to get job done) that's just an astartes helmet it's called autosense which can literally change what spectrum an astartes can see with to hunt you down got a glimpse when they boarded the ship hence why all the spider eye lenses looking everywhere at once. I hope you enjoyed this 40k lore for newcomers and as always rub your cyberdongs against the hull of a toast- *shoot tech priest voice modulator * ahem thanks for reading.
Actually, the creator has said that the creatures are NOT yuvath, despite how much similarity there is. The creator stretches the limits of creative licence nearly to the breaking point in this series.
@@legionaireb The 'news' that it wasn't even meant to be the Yuvath really just ruined it for me... I thought the maker of these videos was delving into the obscure lore and being really cool about it and stuff, turns out he was just pulling shit out of his ass, nothing to do with any lore whatsoever, just making it up...
The youtuber Arch says these guys might be a bounded pair of pyhicers due to the fact that one of the two has lost one arm whilst the other has lost the opposite arm.
if i remember right on the marines head you see the 3 metal bit there so the gold if i rememberright is 100 years and the silvers are 10 years so he is 120 years old
@@RHCrewReactions Holy hell. I just looked it up since last time I checked. Its over 8k, well, at least we will be getting awesome warhammer 40k animation. He's already stated he is working on more.
The Interdiction Team drop-shipped over to the xenos infested Imperial Cruiser, fought off the human confederates and the two xenos (yu'vath, as identified below) Overminds, then the Interdiction Team used the Mechanicum link-probes to connect the Warp/Brain/Sphere with a proxy-sphere on the Command Vessel in high orbit. Too bad for the Mechanicum Tech-Priest (correction: Found out that was actually an Inquisitor!), his will was not strong enough and the Chapter Captain (cloaked guy) had to purge him while his second finished the job. The rest gets a little trippy but clearly the Interdiction Team is Warped-Teleported to a planet for the finale. (mind you, this is educated guesswork)
It isn't one person. It's mostly one person, but he said he has taken help from other people when he needed it. That being said, it's still extremely impressive to me. Unfortunately, for this series, there's only five. Sadness.
Teleportation is not a sure thing in 40k. Also those ships are probably destroyers or light strike cruisers. The space marine strike cruiser punches well above its weight due to its good tech. The sizes of ships are all over the place due to so many writers, but the battleships are probably 5-10 times the length of these ships. Someday I hope to see a 40k space battle animated to this level. Until then the launch trailer for the first Battlefleet Gothic Armada is amazing. ua-cam.com/video/M3w3XeHpsis/v-deo.html
the Orbs are rumored to be Yu'Vath a race of Warp Daemons they can only exist in a bubble of Warp space (hence the sphere) not unlike an Imperial vessels Gellar Field the statue was supposed to be a vessel for the Yu'Vath allowing it to interact with our reality thankfully the Astartes and the brave sacrifice of the Sanctioned Psyker of the Ordos Xenos put an end to that
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 Huh, that almost sounds like it would've become like a Ctan. Aren't they incorporeal but were given manufactured bodies as well right?
The creator of Astartes made an AMA on the r/warhammer subreddit. The Orbs are a fanmade relic from an old xenos/human empire. www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/comments/gkf3vh/im_syama_pederson_creator_of_the_astartes_project/
Nobody really knows what the Psykers are. My personal theory is that they are mechanical puppets for the Orb. For a few reasons. For one, they appear to be missing parts (arms, eyes, etc) like the clearly not organic 'statue' in the vault. Secondly, they are clearly not Human, as they are much too large. While Psykers are capable of reshaping their bodies, it takes an exceptionally powerful Psyker. And these two are pretty mediocre as far as Psykers go, considering a Psyker capable of changing their physical form would be able to kill all of those Astartes without lifting a finger. Thirdly, unlike everything in the series except the Orbs, they do not bleed despite receiving numerous wounds. Alternatively, they could be cyborgs. One thing is for sure to me: They are most definitely mostly mechanical.
=][= Apparently these Astartes fighting long extinct race named Y'Vath those balls are the remaining of their civilization Very rare but those balls are warp powered so they're still dangerous nonetheless For more information watch this video ua-cam.com/video/QXradVYY4gk/v-deo.html =][=
Astartes have blood that instantly congeals to prevent bleeding, that was on our main guy's visor, and then again when he coughed up blood. As being within the warp for as long as they were, most beings would be turned inside out
Sorry. I never know when I'm going to have time to upload so I tend to upload as much as I can when I can. We should have some other Warhammer content for you to check out in the meantime!
The creator did an AMA on the warhammer subreddit a while back, he mentioned that they're a fan made xenos thing. No relation to the yu'vath or umbra or whatever the heck. www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/comments/gkf3vh/im_syama_pederson_creator_of_the_astartes_project/
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The Marine's eye was not damaged. Only his helmet was damaged, the technological parts you see at the beginning of part 5 are part of the helmet's built-in Auspex features.
But we can see, in part 4, something red, possibly blood, the moment both psykers hit him. Or was that also the Auspex as you are saying?
@@ViniciusJLima Auspex. As we see in the beginning of part 5, the exposed Auspex features glow red.
@@ViniciusJLima that was the auspex in the helmet, you see it in better detail in part 5 when he enters the vault, you also see him take his helmet off at the end and he still has both eyes.
The thing about this is that the guy has legitimate vision. He could direct a proper film for Warhammer.
imagine if we got Astartes, Mark Louis Spark, and the guy who made Helsreach together to work on something
"...no escape. I have failed brother."
'We have all failed. The Astartes deny our touch. You must return, break your seal."
"Impossible, (I) will never survive."
"You must! Take them!"
Official wording says Sayama on his AMA on the subreddit.
One of the most badass things about this, is when the space marines were being kidnapped you see a black cloud slam into the creature. Back when the Inquisitor was spying on the orbs and gave the command for them to retreat, he was the one with the black smoke radiating off of him.
So either before he was getting possessed or after he was given the emperor's mercy, he lashed out against the creature and forced it to let the marines go. Death isn't the end of duty, it's just another beginning. One of the moments when an inquisitor isn't shown to be purely genocidal.
I actually didn't piece that together. I knew something liberated them but yeah, it's totally the same black smoke that was coming off the Inquisitor.
The creator confirmed it was not the inquisitor, but a Warp predator
@@mathias3721 So the creature from the orb made too much noise and something caught its scent.
@@AcadianBacon8 in the conversation ... between the orbs when one said to break its seal/shield .. the other replied we can not, we would never survive ...
this would be why ...
It was not the Inquisitor. It was another demon in the warp that killed it.
One thing i noticed about them stabbing the orb was the configuration was 5 points, like a sealing pentagram.
Speaking of detail, the battle damage on the marines' power armor stays consistent. Scorch marks, bullet impact divots, it's all there.
Also an awesome thing is that as our main handless marine stands up and the screen pans you can see far in the distance his brothers being teleported into existence one at a time far off on other pillars.
Never noticed that. Cheers, gunna relook now.
Damn I only just noticed that, nice.
Not deathwatch. they are a fan created chapter who are successors of imperial fists called retributors
But in his lore they do work closely with the Inquisition.
One of the things I love about the way he presented this is in the way that after many altercations there is no "tadaa" or whatever. It's just "OK. On to the next objective." Duty and business through and through.
I think the most impressive detail that carries through is the battle damage to the sergeant's armor - he's the one that took the laser barrage and from that point on his armor is pock marked with indentations and burn marks, then he has the optics in his helmet damaged by the psychers in part 4 and in part 5 you can still see the out-of-place sensors still operating as the door opens. Little bits of detail like that go a long way.
part 5 came later due to the channel having been hacked and the owner only getting it back months later
Did anybody catch or at least traced the hackers?
@@thepsychicspoon5984 not that i know of, too bad.
@@thepsychicspoon5984 The Hacker was some Russian dude (not surprising). There was a channel who was tracking the movements of the hacker, especially since he tried selling it to a Bitcoin scammer. Even got his home address.
All I remember was that the hacker was related to some youtube channel called MrCrazy. When Astartes' channel got hacked, the hacker tried advertising the MrCrazy channel. Obviously it failed since he pissed off thousands of people. After that, the hacker sold the channel to the previously mentioned, Bitcoin scammer. After that it sort of stagnated, Astartes' channel was deleted temporarily, and the rest is history. UA-cam really took their time on fixing it.
@@Razgriz_01 if i remember it took a month or two of us yelling at youtube before they even started to do something about it
These enemies are related to the Yu'vath during the the Angevin Crusade (332nd Year, Millennium 39) and the birth of the Calixis Sector. They are a psychic slaver species, their technology is based off the warp.
As to the Inquisition Psyker, the one Orb literally slammed down his defences and opened him up to the Warp through traumatic visions, and all the nice things that wait on the other side.
Some key things:
The giant robot missing a leg they encounter: one of the "Men of Iron". In the ancient past of the story behind this genre they were a series of nearly unkillable sentient robots that came very close to wiping out humanity. There were men of gold, silver, stone, etc.
The vault: it wasnt. It was a physical portal to the realm where demons live. This may not be Deathwatch per se but the White cloaks give us an indication they are not a regular Space Marine chapter.
So thrilled to know that Games Workshop has officially endorsed AND hired that fellow, can't wait to see what he can achieve with a proper budget...
The space marine with the conical shaped face helmet face guard is likely a successor chapter to the Dark Angel's (or some other similar chapter that specializes on Recon).
The Space Marines shown in this are the Retributors, a homebrew chapter that's based purely on efficiency, I believe.
9:55 They prefer the term "proactive requisitioning"
The cool thing is he was hired by Games workshop to make them videos for 40k.
The inquisitional psyker was eavesdropping on the conversation between the orb entities, and broke his concentration to warn the astartes about the orbs plan to abduct the marine squad.
Unfortunately the lapse in concentration gave the warp the in it needed to possess him.
As soon as that happened, the psyker became an existential threat to the ship they're on, and the captain and veteran marines next to him did exactly what they were supposed to do, put him down as quickly as possible.
Emperor's peace upon him.
Then, after they were abducted, the creature holding them evidently disturbed some other warp creature and it was forced to release the marines, unfortunately it seems as though that shunted them through the warp somewhere...else.
You could hear him yell, "Recall them immediately!"
Want more great 40K vids?
DEATH OF HOPE PART 1: ANARCHY REINGS
(More grimdark and technicly not 40K as it is more 30K but MAN it is good shit.)
What I like about the Inquisitor in the Astartes project is that while many Inquisitors are often portrayed as "necessary" bad guys. Where they're dick heads but still the good guys kinda, you know? The Inquisitor here accidentally allowed himself to be possessed while telling the Astartes commander to "Recall them immediately" after hearing the orb talk about "Taking them." Plus he has such a dope design
If one of those multilaser blasts hit that plasma pistol then that would have been bad.
Also you guys had some of the most accurate reactions to this that I’ve seen over all of UA-cam
Thanks! We're both fairly new to 40k so this is more of a compliment than you know!
RHCrew Productions i know you guys are new but I am personally impressed with how much you picked up on in your first viewing. It was awesome to see!. Great video!
100%
Most accurate? I didn't know we were supposed to react in specific ways... my bad.
@@deamonomic if you’ve watched a lot of astartes reactions, like I have, most people have know clue what’s going on lore wise and most can’t even figure out what’s going on action wise. These dude really appreciated the las cannon scene, cause they realized the troopers shot their own men to hit the Marine. Most reactors I saw misunderstood that scene
One thing people always miss is how cold the vault is. Shit basically screams warp
1. The dudes are the creator's own unique chapter and they are dorn babies who like to work with the inquisition and operate in independent strike groups and work with Death Watch
2. The conflict is similarly made up but pretty typical of what one would find in the 40k universe; planet/system goes rogue and the Imperium has to apply feet to nutsacks and remind them they fucked up.
3. The Inquisition is involved because the rebels were apparently worshipping/working with the orb aliens and the big golden body was suppose to be for the orbs because they use them to protect themselves from the dangers of the warp
4. The inquisitor on the ship is eves dropping on the conversation between the one they have and the one the marines just captured and gets possed while trying to warn the Marine Captain and promptly gets bonked on the head for it
5. The one other ship was going to do something until a warp creature kills it
6. Marines wind up on what may be the alien's homeworld (question mark?)
The space marine chapter is called Retributor Astartes and xenos are fan made by the creator, but one thing to note is these are a successor chapter of the Imperial Fists or as they are famously known as: The Sons of Dorn...
But the xenos are similar in appearance and behavior of the Yu’Vath, an ancient Chaos-corrupted race with little known about them besides them using foul dark sorcery and having created many dangerous artifacts. There are perhaps even remnants of the once expansive race that once inhabited the Calyx Expanse, which the Imperium began exploring in the 39th Millennium.
1:56 This marine is blessing his weapon because this chapter believes there is a Machine Spirit within that powers it
4:52 Lascannon
6:50 I would like to point out that a Space Marine “combat knife” is basically the size of a short sword or long sword to a normal human
8:23 That is an Inquisitor, who is joined by, I believe to be a Captain and Sergeant respectfully.
8:55 the presence of the Warp or Chaos causes the environment to grow colder. Seeing ice is a bad sign.
9:30 The whole room is filled with the same masks and spines the Psykers were using, perhaps as a form of initiation/creation of these Psykers by the very xeno scum on the ship, to grow their cult and power.
10:09 In case it’s not clear, the xeno is trying to corrupt them with the Ruinous Powers which they later call their “touch”. But the Marines prevail because they are that damn glorious.
10:50 I don’t actually know what these are that the Sons of Dorn are placing into this xeno, but I believe it is meant to inhibit the xeno’s psychic abilities
11:38 the conversation between the two spheres goes as follows:
“Who is there?” (They know the Inquisitor is listening in)
“I have failed, brother...”
“We have all failed.”
“The Astartes deny our touch.”
“You must return, break your seal!”
“Impossible, we’ll never survive!”
“You must, _T A K E T H E M!_ “
The Inquisitor warns the Captain immediately but loses his concentration.
Allowing the foul xeno to attempt possession, which goes poorly because the Captain and Sergeant give him the ‘ole Commissar Treatment because he failed his Perils of the Warp check.
12:44 his brother tries to warn him but it’s too late...
12:46 the true form of the xeno scum
13:00 the sphere is sucking in all the Marines into the Warp
13:16 He rolled a 1 and suffered the Gets Hot penalty from the plasma pistol, losing his hand in the process
14:05 A Marines blood is meant to act like that since they heal fucking fast and the Warp really fucks up any normal beings insides with the exceptions of daemons and badasses like Kaldor Draigo.
14:10 it appears his chapter still practices the use of Service Studs which represent how long a marine has served the Emperor. The years he served depend on the material. The most prominent chapter to still continue the use of Studs are the Dark Angels.
This marine has served for over 200 years if going by Dark Angel standards or 120 years going by Soul Drinker standards.
14:25 there are little flashes of light on the pillars meant to represent the other marines, I think.
Thank you for taking the time to explain all of this to us noobs. It is greatly appreciated!
RHCrew Duke No problem, Im just a veteran when it comes to the lore. Hope I become an expert one day
I feel like it's unfair to imply the Inquisitor broke his concentration to warn the Captain due to being of The Dumb. Most Inquisitors know a squad of Astartes are far more important than their own lives and will willingly risk their lives to protect them.
Unless I am also The Dumb and not getting the joke....
@@KaiserFritt0 this is Warhammer, implying that daemons or xenos play fair is like saying that molasses doesn’t come from sugar cane.
To be exact 4:52 is a twin-linked multi-laser, Imperial Guard Chimeras usually have single mounts in their turrets. If it was a lascannon that Space Marine ain’t likely to survive that, given that it’s a dedicated anti-tank weapon, and Space Marines, tough as they are, aren’t wearing Leman Russ grade armour.
i love how during all the clips the astartes were just overpowering juggernauts with zero care or fear.
even fighting the psykers they were calm and steady.
but when that sphere grabbed onto them they were suddenly weak and red eye was even "shocked" at one point when he looks to see his hand sink in.
suddenly they were not the most dangerous things around.
and when he stands on the plith looking at the titanic statues in that giant valley he looks so small and vunerable. which says alot about the situation they are in considering they are like 3 meters tall
He was in the Marianas Gorge, which used to be the Marianas Trench on Terra. Literally the most dangerous creature, trapped at the bottom of the world, surrounded by bones of heretics long past.
A most fitting end for an Astartes' tale.
@@Thraxraganharapollyus I never knew that part, everyone kept theorising what world they were dropped on and stuff... That one actually makes sense.
Tremble before the majesty of the Emperor, for we all walk in his immortal shadow
According to the creator these Astartes are a successor chapter from the imperial fists legion. The ball is a yu-vath warp technology of some kind.
The ball is actually a homebrew Xenos race.
The creator didn't do enough research into races that already existed, which is why they seem so similar.
The Studios NEED to give this guy a movie budget and a team to make this into a full Movie and or a Series.
This is one of my favorite 40k video series. It’s awesome you guys are reacting to it.
The response to the possession going on is still my favorite 40k moment ever. Power armored fist to the dome, followed by bolter fire. No hesitation. No remorse. Destroy the one being possessed before it finishes moving into the body.
The two psykers in P4 are apparently around Delta-class. Beta-class can do things that make these guys look like kids, and Alpha-class are like demi-gods that can enslave entire planets full of people and rip holes in spacetime.
Telekinetics and force fields are parlor tricks in 40k, at best they give you a little extra survivability on the battlefield. Most other "psyker" characters from other franchises wouldn't last all that long. Although I've often thought of how Anakin would do in 40k. He's definitely either Alpha-class or God-Emperor-level, but the Chaos gods have a habit of breaking their toys.
Also, those three silver studs you saw in the Marine's skull just above his left eyebrow? Each of those studs represents 100 years of faithful service. Just a tidbit.
Anakin would of killed himself if he got pulled into the Warhammer 40k universe. Anakin's whole thing was that nobody had faith in him and his mommy died. Shit, people in the Warhammer 40k universe would call that a Tuesday breakfast. That's ignoring the fact that he'd almost certainly be branded a Heretic and be executed immediately, or worse yet he'd become Anakin the Cogitator.
Hey guys, another great Warhammer 40k short you should watch is "The Lord Inquisitor - Prologue" on the channel "Warpgazer". Sadly he abandonned the project after making that video so it won't go further than that, but it remains awesome to watch (and listen to).
Episode One: The Troopers Prepare to Unload
As the author pointed out, it is about the uprising of the Argos system that occurred in 482.M39. To suppress the riot, representatives of the "Retributors" order, which the creator of the series came up with (if interested, will tell you in a separate article. For now, you should only know that this is a "daughter" of the Imperial Fists order). Only five fighters are loaded into a shuttle as part of the series and sent to administer justice in His name. We see one of the Astartes fumigating a weapon with incense (I'm not sure if this is canon, I don’t remember that. What is your opinion?), We see the silent determination of the five going aboard.
Series Two: Landing and Beginning of Hostilities
Well, how is the landing. The name from the old meme "I'm entering a construction site" is more suitable for this ram: a shuttle at full speed flies into an enemy ship (after turning off the engine room with a sacred dose of cannon fire). Then immediately an awkward firefight begins on the part of the defenders (who it is is not yet clear) and competent firing on the part of the "retribution". Clearly, quickly, without emotion or fuss. The first line of defense is destroyed, the paratroopers continue their offensive.
Episode Three: Action On Board, Unstoppable
At the very beginning of the series, some tall humanoids (fu, xenos), like brothers, slap the rebels running towards the Astartes on the shoulders. Who move forward without encountering obstacles. Then the enemies decide to use heavier weapons, changing the caliber. And ... it doesn't help, the thick power armor does the job just fine. It is also important to note a certain round hatch shown at the same beginning behind the backs of the "skyscrapers". He will be featured in the series later.
Episode Four: Infernal Cut with Psykers
The fact that these are psykers becomes clear almost from the very beginning. With the help of their abilities, these guys stopped the bolts, psychic energy flows through their "wire" in the form of a human backbone, to a heap they were able to fight back the Astartes. One was even damaged the visor lens on the helmet. What was the bill? 2: 0 in favor of the landing. Became 2: 0.001 approx. The Emperor's Fist assembles in front of the Series 3 hatch.
Episode 5: What's going on here?
Well, let's go, right in the details. The episode begins with two Imperium ships hovering in orbit. The author takes us inside in order to show that the paratroopers are carefully watching what is happening with the rebels on the monitors. As soon as the squad enters the hatch, the veterans (why veterans? Pay attention to the first gif in the article. The right shoulder pad has an image in the form of a stylized Terminatus Cross) in orbit enter a closed hall, in the center of which a relief sphere of impressive size hangs on chains. A certain representative of the Inquisition (possibly the inquisitor himself) is connected to it, theoretically belonging to the Ordo Hereticus (the symbolism is similar, but this is just a theory). What is he doing? God knows. Either he is trying to contact, or to hear something, or he is just chilling (no).
If you completely dig to the smallest detail, then behind the first sphere on the ship, where the representative of the Inquisition sits, two spheres - the second in the blurry background behind the first, also hangs in chains.
Meanwhile, aboard the Rebel ship, a group of Astartes in full force pass through the hatch, meeting on its way a stationary metal colossus without a leg, in the interior of which endless myriads of wires are visible. Around the statue (is it a statue?) There are similar metal masks with ridges that the troops had earlier snatched from the psykers. Further, the author shows us a hall where exactly the same sphere hangs as on the "orbiting" ship. The five warriors stand around it (having previously stood before the psychic onslaught of the object), and in turn stick some wunderwales with the symbol of the Inquisition on the body. And ... we're transported back to the Astartes "base".
You see unique footage: this is how the author presents the "vision" of the psyker. A representative of the Inquisition observes the dialogue of two spheres, one is very far away (the hold of the rebels), the second is close enough to the uninvited listener. And ... we have our first speech on the show! My English, let me remind you, is Kuplinov Edition (and here the conversation is generally shitty), so I used the help of a blogger from UA-cam. So, the dialogue of the far (D) and near (B) spheres is very approximate:
B: Who's here?
D: It didn't work out for me, brother.
B: Nobody succeeded.
D: The Astartes rejected our touch. You must return, break the seal.
B: Impossible.
D: We must survive!
B: They should. Take them!
The Inquisition spokesman turns his head to the veteran and yells for them to urgently evacuate the squad from the rebel ship. These are the last human words of an unnamed psyker. The sphere on the "base" flares up and, apparently, takes root in the head of the poor fellow. He catches a non-childish arrival, within which he sees the figures of the same psykers that the Astartes recently killed, and the paratroopers standing on the hand of a huge terrible statue. They burn alive the next moment. The movie for the messenger is over, something begins to take over his body (screams of horror, burning eyes and mouth, remember?). The veteran, again without unnecessary emotions and doubts, acquaints his armored fist with the face of a sufferer (beautifully, effectively, but ... why?), His partner thrust bolts into the psyker's body. And we move on to the rebels.
The third sphere (which is the second, but it is the third, judging by what the author showed us) sucks in the marinade. One of them (with a damaged visor) manages to aim his weapon at the ball's belly, shoots ... and rips off the fucking brother's hand. Nothing will heal, you just have to return home. Then the armless man finds himself in some kind of herabor, wandering around it and brushing off the tentacles. Bang! And he is already in a different place, with large statues sitting on thrones (or maybe not statues). Throwing away the helmet and vomiting notably ("I hate, b ** h, portals!". Geralt (s)), the survivor looks around. In addition to tens, even hundreds of monuments, the paratrooper sees an endless desert. The curtain!
Interpretation from the author and the English-speaking community
The population of the system fell under the influence of the xenos, becoming their puppets. Psykers slain by Astartes are aristocrats who carry iron masks and spines to enhance their abilities. The statue, lying without a leg on the ship, was supposed to become a container for that very sphere, its body, so to speak. The landing party acted so dashingly and quickly, because they knew what to do: two spheres on the "orbital" ship were witnesses to this. The inquisitor spoke with the still alive, tk. the one in the background is dead. The Rebel Orb did not attempt to stop the warriors in waves. She tried to subdue their will. But where is the Emperor? Tuti, therefore, did not fail. Herabora, through which the brother wandered, is the Warp. The warp was supposed to destroy the marinade, but something dark intervened (here it is not the author, but the fans assume that it was the spirit of the inquisitor), which threw the landing party into the desert - the dead world of spheres.
I love in depth breakdowns like this. Thanks!
Psyker [Awesome]
Asteres [Amazing]
Psyker Astartes aka Librarian [Amazing Awesomeness!]
Thousand Sons [Entire Chapter of Immortal Amazing Awesomeness!]
And that's a FACT!
Listen, this whole series has so many people trying to figure out what the fuck is going on. There are guys that know more that have made videos on this series you guys can watch so you can learn more about it
This shows that Space Marines are not just warriors. They are soldiers.
The Thunder Warriors were named aptly, because they were warriors.
The Space Marines are also named aptly, because they are soldiers.
1.the retributors are a fan made chapter most likely iron hands or fists descendants from their chapter iconography.
2. Those psykers are taken over by that yuvath orb(don't remember how to spell yuvath)
3.warp fuckery is abound bois
4. The inquisitor was being possessed or corrupted by the yuvath sphere so bolter it until you can't bolter no more (ps not enough dakka.)
5. The reason they don't talk isn't cause the astartes aren't talking they're most likely on a chapter specific vox frequency you'll note grimaldus mentioned it as muted clicks.
6.bolters are wonderful things so remember light some incense and pray that it never jams literally and figuratively.
7. The leader of the squad we follow in parts 1-5 is for the most part non-cyber enhanced (hes gonna need a new right hand man to get job done) that's just an astartes helmet it's called autosense which can literally change what spectrum an astartes can see with to hunt you down got a glimpse when they boarded the ship hence why all the spider eye lenses looking everywhere at once.
I hope you enjoyed this 40k lore for newcomers and as always rub your cyberdongs against the hull of a toast- *shoot tech priest voice modulator * ahem thanks for reading.
Actually, the creator has said that the creatures are NOT yuvath, despite how much similarity there is. The creator stretches the limits of creative licence nearly to the breaking point in this series.
*angry binary screeching* YOUR MOTHER IS OPEN SOURCE!!
@@legionaireb The 'news' that it wasn't even meant to be the Yuvath really just ruined it for me... I thought the maker of these videos was delving into the obscure lore and being really cool about it and stuff, turns out he was just pulling shit out of his ass, nothing to do with any lore whatsoever, just making it up...
@@legionaireb i tried looking this up and no where could i find him saying such a thing so im interested in where he said it.
@@iainhawley4501 In the comments of the videos where people were speculating and asking him about it.
For the emperor ahhhh
The youtuber Arch says these guys might be a bounded pair of pyhicers due to the fact that one of the two has lost one arm whilst the other has lost the opposite arm.
One guy from New Zealand holding it down for us on our island 😂
they are an impeiral fist second founding chapter thats been made up by the animator
if i remember right on the marines head you see the 3 metal bit there so the gold if i rememberright is 100 years and the silvers are 10 years so he is 120 years old
14:50 I love how this dude just decimated the xeno that was shooting at him
We are strong
He is making more ^^
I can't wait!
😮😮 let’s go!
Also I like the after credits of the 5th part where it flashes through a few different astartes chapters
And shows one of the chapters fighting the Eldar.
IIRC those are representative of the custom chapters of some of his patrons.
@@mikemarcotte5962 Some for sure, cause canon chapters like the flesh tearers were shown as well.
Is that an Oscar counter = 3 so far;)
Oh, don't worry. What he lacks in subs he make sup in patreon. He has near 4k patreons, might be more by now.
I went and looked after reading this. All I can say is: Wow
@@RHCrewReactions Holy hell. I just looked it up since last time I checked. Its over 8k, well, at least we will be getting awesome warhammer 40k animation. He's already stated he is working on more.
"Time to go to the gun range after this."
"Ni shit man"
LMFAO
The two guys in front of the vault probably were psychers.
The Interdiction Team drop-shipped over to the xenos infested Imperial Cruiser, fought off the human confederates and the two xenos (yu'vath, as identified below) Overminds, then the Interdiction Team used the Mechanicum link-probes to connect the Warp/Brain/Sphere with a proxy-sphere on the Command Vessel in high orbit. Too bad for the Mechanicum Tech-Priest (correction: Found out that was actually an Inquisitor!), his will was not strong enough and the Chapter Captain (cloaked guy) had to purge him while his second finished the job. The rest gets a little trippy but clearly the Interdiction Team is Warped-Teleported to a planet for the finale. (mind you, this is educated guesswork)
It isn't one person. It's mostly one person, but he said he has taken help from other people when he needed it. That being said, it's still extremely impressive to me.
Unfortunately, for this series, there's only five. Sadness.
What we all came here for. 12:29
The Emperor's Mercy.
MORE!!!!!
there is a homebrew of the week episode about them from 40k theories
I'm slowly making my way through his videos. I'll have to look out for that one though.
Its an original battle
Teleportation is not a sure thing in 40k. Also those ships are probably destroyers or light strike cruisers. The space marine strike cruiser punches well above its weight due to its good tech. The sizes of ships are all over the place due to so many writers, but the battleships are probably 5-10 times the length of these ships.
Someday I hope to see a 40k space battle animated to this level. Until then the launch trailer for the first Battlefleet Gothic Armada is amazing. ua-cam.com/video/M3w3XeHpsis/v-deo.html
there are a lot of fan theories about what the statue was and what the orbs are
the Orbs are rumored to be Yu'Vath a race of Warp Daemons they can only exist in a bubble of Warp space (hence the sphere) not unlike an Imperial vessels Gellar Field the statue was supposed to be a vessel for the Yu'Vath allowing it to interact with our reality thankfully the Astartes and the brave sacrifice of the Sanctioned Psyker of the Ordos Xenos put an end to that
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 Huh, that almost sounds like it would've become like a Ctan. Aren't they incorporeal but were given manufactured bodies as well right?
The creator of Astartes made an AMA on the r/warhammer subreddit. The Orbs are a fanmade relic from an old xenos/human empire. www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/comments/gkf3vh/im_syama_pederson_creator_of_the_astartes_project/
you guys should react to the Warhammer Mark of Chaos trailer. It's the same universe but set in a lord of the rings or fantasy era
I think it took like 3 years for small of these to come out. I remember waiting like 9 months for part 5
Nobody really knows what the Psykers are. My personal theory is that they are mechanical puppets for the Orb. For a few reasons. For one, they appear to be missing parts (arms, eyes, etc) like the clearly not organic 'statue' in the vault. Secondly, they are clearly not Human, as they are much too large. While Psykers are capable of reshaping their bodies, it takes an exceptionally powerful Psyker. And these two are pretty mediocre as far as Psykers go, considering a Psyker capable of changing their physical form would be able to kill all of those Astartes without lifting a finger. Thirdly, unlike everything in the series except the Orbs, they do not bleed despite receiving numerous wounds.
Alternatively, they could be cyborgs. One thing is for sure to me: They are most definitely mostly mechanical.
5:46 Those are automatons, robots. And their powers use the warp to attempt to stop the Space Marines.
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Apparently these Astartes fighting long extinct race named Y'Vath those balls are the remaining of their civilization
Very rare but those balls are warp powered so they're still dangerous nonetheless
For more information watch this video
ua-cam.com/video/QXradVYY4gk/v-deo.html
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“Tell us what these things are down in the comments”
That’s an easy one! They’re “Things that need to be dead for 500 Alex”
Astartes have blood that instantly congeals to prevent bleeding, that was on our main guy's visor, and then again when he coughed up blood.
As being within the warp for as long as they were, most beings would be turned inside out
there are a lot of fan theories but not a lot of clear answers
The creatordid an AmA on reddit explaining things
Sees rhcrew reacting to warhammer: yaaaaaay
Streaming in 15 days: fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Sorry. I never know when I'm going to have time to upload so I tend to upload as much as I can when I can. We should have some other Warhammer content for you to check out in the meantime!
One of the most convincing theories ive seen is that they are Yu'Vath artifacts. Personally it seems like some tzeentch warp fuckery to me
The creator did an AMA on the warhammer subreddit a while back, he mentioned that they're a fan made xenos thing. No relation to the yu'vath or umbra or whatever the heck. www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/comments/gkf3vh/im_syama_pederson_creator_of_the_astartes_project/
too many ads for this to be good
I'll go back and look at the ad settings.
Recomended a couple times... Rookie numbers. mediocre.