Warhammer 40000 Space Marine All Cutscenes (FULL MOVIE) 1080HD
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- The video shows the full campaign of the game. The game has been completed several times, the shortest routes between points of interest (in-game events, noteworthy buildings and incident sites) have been selected. Most combos, finishers, and weapons are shown. Sorry for leaving a lot of fight scenes, this is one of my first videos. I did not fully realize the value and uselessness of these shots.
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The Captain never rolled a one with that plasma pistol. The Emperor protects.
@@dezperado9365 Indeed
Can someone ask me about the 4 gold circles on captain titains head on his fore head need to know he had 2 I the first space marines I wanna know its a curious statement?
@@josephbuckley5961 so those studs represent how many years they have been in service. IIRC, silver studs are 50 years each and gold studs are 100 years each. So from the looks of Titus with 2 gold studs, that means he has served for at least 200 years if my memory about the years is correct
@@Dankumemes And in the most recent trailer he was 4, if that's Titus that is.
he never "Rolled a one"? What does that mean? is this just second hand english?
Still my favorite quote: "I should warn you, my lords. We've got a slight Ork problem down here."
Slight? I never noted. It was such a lovely walk here.
Any Ork problem not being lead by Mag Uruk Thraka I’d classify as a ‘slight’ one. I mean, Graia is in bad shape but that’s a high bar to clear.
@@KrimzonFlygon1 Any ork problem is a major one, no such thing as a "slight" corruption. Once an ork seed takes root, the whole planet will be torched.
@@wilhelmschmidt7240 If a planet's ork population is kept small and any potential warbosses are dealt with before they can ascend, they stay feral and weak.
Classic British understatement
"I hadn't noticed" - Zanny
My favorite thing about the Warhammer 40K universe is how HUGE everything is.
That's nothing. Gundam and Transformers makes the Space Marines look pitifully small.
And a Warlord Class Titan crushes both of them under its foot.
HolyknightVader999
Gundam, those Japanese transformer like machines? There is a very detailed background lore to it too?
+Soldier Medic
Not even. Neo Zeong makes the Warlord Class look like nothing, while Metroplex would crush Warlord Titans easily.
+Musa Fawundu
They didn't become Transformer-like until Zeta Gundam, but yes, there's a LOOOOOOOT of detail behind them and a lot of lore as well. Comics, novels, and games galore supplement the cartoon and the toyline.
"ThE CoDeX AsTaRtes dOeS Not SuPPorT tHiS AcTion."
Shut the fuck up leandros. *jumps out of stormraven* FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!
Bruh
"WELL I CAN'T READ!"
“Space book says this bad”
Is there an actual codex I can buy? As game merch
So there I was, trapped in warp stasis at the mercy of nemeroth...
And guess what?
He starts monologueing!
At least he didn't wear a cape.
(Second thought, he should have.)
Saying how he will assend to Deamonprince. Blabering like this guy has me on a sliver plater but won't shut up.
Saying how he will assend to Deamonprince. Blabering like this guy has me on a sliver plater but won't shut up.
How feeble I am
How inevitable my defeat
How the sector will soon be his
I mean this heretic has me on a platter and he won’t shut up
We need a third person WH40K shooter where on easy you play as a space marine, on medium you play as a comissar, on hard you play as a guardsman, and on very hard you play in a penal legion.
Nah on storymode you play as ultramarines, because plot armor, on easy any other spacemarine. Normal inqusition, hard you play as a comissar and on nightmare you play as a guardsman
Armageddon: You play as a guardsman in a penal legion while a tyranid invasion is occuring
@@Igiveashitofaname On top of an Ork WAAAGH and 2 separate xenos incursions.
And chaos turns up at some point
Playing as comissar is all about the right ratio of the number of your own men executed.
There should be an achievement to beat the campaign as a comissar and not execute any friendlies.
@@inkedseahear if you give the right orders, it could be a very cool game.
Standing a defense line and getting *commisar Yarrick approves this defense* trophy/achievement.
0:49
"Exterminatus?"
The first question to ask when being invaded.
Which gets shot down pretty quick-unlike Darth Malak, the Imperium doesn't want to destroy planets that are important military assets.
@HolyKnight again, a jedi or sith's best hope in 40k is the inquisition. As a mere Space Marine Librarian would crush both at once easily
+Scouse Beefy
Having played as a Space Marine Librarian in 40K Kill Team, I dispute that. Especially when Space Marine armor is practically bastard titanium: titanium in Star Wars was built for lightweight space fighters like TIE fighters; they can't stand up to sustained blaster fire, let alone lightsabers or telekinetic crushing. And ceramite is bastard titanium; as in, not even full titanium. Titanium mixed with ceramics. What's top stop some lout with a blaster cannon to puncture holes in that armor or kill a Space Marine? What's to stop a Jedi or a Sith from crushing a Space Marine's organs like jelly? Nothing.
Also, Librarians aren't that common among Space Marines, and Space Marines themselves are like, 1 in 10,000 when it comes to Imperium forces numbers.
Having played a librarian in kill team no less, is like me saying ive seen the empire in the star wars movies. If a jedi or sith was actually allowed time to crush a space marines organs theyhave multiple redundacies including bionic lungs. But for arguments sake, lets say a cocky space marine allows it, just to see what happens. As soon as the attack stops even if the space marines organs are totally crushed he heals almost instantly, missing an arm? no problem. Legs and hips blown off? no problem. arms, legs and most of torso and some of the head missing? no problem. Quality over quantity Vader999
+Scouse Beefy
They only need to crush one part: the head.
No head means no healing. No one home. Nada.
Unless you can tell me that Space Marines can grow new heads in five seconds. Not even Cell or Majin Buu was that powerful.
>When you get Dawn of War III instead of Space Marine II
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Meanwhile the closest thing to a spiritual successor Space Marine has is a crummy and poorly managed MMO that just wants to ape Planetside.
Cause THQ went bankrupt.
Because Games Workshop hates you.
I hope there is an altenate universe where they released space marines II instead of dawn of war III
DoW 3 can’t be that bad?
Oh wait it it was all about a pointy stick. Khorne take me now.
When your faith is your literal regenerating shield.
And blood rage heals you.
Are we sure Titus isn't unknowingly a servant of Khorne?
Anyone that goes to battle in this universe is an unknowingly servents of Khorne...ironically.
@@Beta_Mixes Mr. Roggers wearing a blood stained sweater.
blood for the blood god
skulls for the skull throne
I'm getting too loyal for this shit
It just occurred to me that on this forge world
There were no tech priests
One of the guardsman did point that out around 19:00 though I'm sure from a meta perspective they didn't have the time/resources to make any Mechanicus models
Wasn't there pretty plentiful implication there was techpriests, but they were killed by the orcs? Along with basically everyone else.
@@Ghostly_One1 I think they mention that the Orks have already basically eliminated the Skitarii, but the Skitarii are just the military arm of the Mechanicus; basically their equivalent of the Guard or the Space Marines depending on how augmented they are. The Skitarii aren't the rank and file members of the Mechanicus though, but then again if the military of the planet are essentially wiped out, the tech priests would be either hiding, dead, or in very secure locations in order to keep critical infrastructure functional.
They fucked off the second it got serious, as tech priests tend to do
Inside the Titan, they pray to the machine god, i don´t think that´s a devote of the emperor...
Space Marine was such an underrated game. We NEED a sequel, like we need a sequel to Star Wars Republic Commando. They just need to shut up and take my money already.
I blame THQ's PR department. They didn't sell it enough.
The commercial's made me cringe
Well, now we gotta knock on Sega's and EA's doors harder to get sequels to those games.
Or we CZcamsr's regardless of popularity all make a review or/and gameplay video to upload. Help bring new players and show developers the support this game has.
HolyknightVader999 WARHAMMER AND STAR WARS AWAY FROM EA FOR THE LOVE OF THE EMPEROR
So much this for both games.
I love this game. And honestly I was really invested in saving the guardsmen
It is pleasant change pace from the game. Usually space marines just let gaurdsmen die and even their commanders treat them like disposable tools.
Same
You’d make a perfect Salamander brother
@@ReedyJRsup I love em, but I love Ultramarines much more
“None shall find us wanting, Ultramarine. Honor and glory, Blood Raven.” If that is not about the most bad ass thing I’ve ever heard I’m not sure what is.
The game (intentionally or not) highlighted the lore reason that the Ultramarines’ Primarch was unsatisfied with his own creation when he was resurrected. Guilliman wrote the Codex Astartes, but when he returned to the Imperium, he was unhappy with how rigidly some chapters adhered to the Codex. The Codex Astartes was never supposed to override the sense of Marines.
In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, there are only british accents
Cyber Knight cockney ork accent is the best!
Where’s the catachan when ya need em?
Don't you know? The Emperor is a british
Well, it is a British game...
Honestly doesn't surprise me. They're the only people stubborn enough to go through that much shit.
"Blood Ravens? Go lock the reliquary."
Sucks that you can't go to the cinema to watch a proper WH40K movie.
are you taking up the challenge to bring such a movie into real life?
if they can turn Lord of The Rings into a movie and make Justice League an absolute bomb of a movie they can make a decent WH40K movie
I'd even prefer a weekly series Game of Thrones Style. Even animated would be great.
A 40k movie wouldn't really be feasible due to the sheer amount of backstory and preexisting knowledge someone would need to understand what the fuck is going on. A Warhammer Fantasy Battle movie might be a simpler place to start, since that setting is a lot more grounded and quicker to grasp.
I guess a single movie would not make much sense. They would have to make a, or several triologies.
I could imagine just starting with the life of a child that gets drafted as aspirant to become an astrartes. They could do the training time kind of like in leonidas (from 300) backstory as king. You wouldnt need the all that information about all the races and stories of the whole universe to understand the story of that one dude.
But I would prefer a series much more. Star gate for example had 10 seasons with several spinnoffs even 18 seasons in total. That would be enough to tell a lot. I would even be happy with a animated series or even a comic.
How about this set up for a second game? You start out with a cut scene of Titus being interrogated by the Inquisitor. It doesn’t look good for Titus then...
Inquisitor: I judge you...faithful to the Emperor. And I am sending you back to your chapter with a recommendation for you to join the Librarians.
Titus returns to Ultramar, gets initiated into the Librarians, and goes out with a senior member to test out his new found skills. Got to a world fighting a Chaos invasion. Find out that Sidonus has been interred in a Deadnaught. Leandros gets killed in the initial battles in spectacular fashion just to show off the new big bad guy. Titus goes on to learn more about his powers and use them and his skills as a Space Marine to best the Chaos Forces and the new big bad guy.
Everyone hates Leandros...........
@@HolyknightVader999
Well, to use Brit-speak, he is a bit of a wanker ...
nigelft
Wanker implies that the dude actually got laid.
@@HolyknightVader999
True ...
Sounds good to me.
Finally. After all this time, wondering just what happened to Captain Titus, I'm given a new reason to play this again, knowing there's only more to come.
The Emperor Protects.
hope they make him run into his old squadmate, that would be hilariously akward
I’m so excited
@@maxmustermann-zx9yq just give me Dreadnaut Sidonis.
I bet Leandros was the heretic all along.
Sadly his voice actor didn't return. Mark Strong's voice is godly.
I love the nod of respect towards the Blood Ravens in Dawn of War 2, mentioning their war effort in Subsector Aurelia.
That betrayal by Leandros at the end is heartbreaking.
My knowledge of 40k lore is sketchy at best, but I think he was supposed to go the company chaplain first according to the codex.
@@jtfbreedlove Yes, he is, that's one of the Chaplain's jobs - aside from working as 'spiritual guidance' (that varies from Chapter to Chapter, mind), they're also there to essentially act as super-soft Inquisitors for their Chapter; emphasis on super soft.
BuT OnLy hErEtIcS CaN ReSiSt tHe wArP
Travis Breedlove that’s cool man. I didn’t know there was that kind of system
Leandros follows the codex of a space marine closely. Any sign of heresy means chaos powers being used or speaking out against imperial regulations. He only did what he truly believed is right despite what the results. Yes, I dislike what Leandros did, but I understand why.
When the imperial guardsmen send 10 million and return with a few hundred...
Well done!
That is a ridiculously low casualty rate!
Far better than last time!
Guardsman is the worst job in any fictional universe ever
With only one hundred soldiers, they rebel an ork invasion and didn't break. That's motivation for you right there.
@@bossshun9 they kind of don’t have a choice.
@@Toneill029 most imperial forces would break and give up control over the planet and come back later for it with more soldiers.
@@bossshun9 They could evacuate because the Orcs took the gun and could destroy any space ship. It was fight or die for the guardsmen
'We're losing. Exterminatus?' 'No, we need this planet.' 'Orbital bombardment?' 'No, that'd wreck everything.' 'Fine, we'll send reinforcements'
Lol
11:20 was such a great moment
It added more character to the Marines and Guardsmen than most of the impenetrable blocks of text they normally get
11:22 one of my favorite parts of the game. So wholesome.
One of my favourite 40k moments ❤
The Emperor Protects!
Blood Ravens?
Hide the relics
No, hide the Titans
Good luck with that
Bolt the titans down
@@Arkaeus04 you gonna lose your titan..... And the bolts
STEHL REYN, BRUVAS!!!
Memeroth: *becomes a powerful daemon prince*
Captain Titus: *head butts him*
Just like many great heroes, bad guys, and warriors. When all else fails, head butt the opponent as hard as you can.
Small correction: Partially ascended half-daemon form.
"They shall be pure of heart and strong of body, untainted by doubt and unsullied by self-aggrandizement. They will be bright stars in a firmament of battle. Angels of Death whose shining wings bring swift annihilation to the enemies of Man. So shall it be for a thousand times a thousand years, unto the very end of eternity and the extinction of mortal flesh" *Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the Ultramatines*
We need Warhammer 40,000: Imperial Guardsman
So . How many guardsmen are we playing. Id say at least 28
30 levels, each lasting ten minutes with a new guardsman each time
@@Dawsofthecombine Pfft, ten minutes on the frontline? We'd be a Colonel by then
Warhammer 40,000: Ciaphas Cain
Something where we able to actually fight common enemies..like Vrak. That's planet fell to traitor, we can get some action fighting the weak heretic first.
Its like millions of years into the future and everybody has british accents, and the style is very medieval. Do I sense a crusade???
CALL THE BREAD BOYYYYSSSSSS!!!
Not really millions as in...40 millennia balls deep into the future.
This is still my favorite game after all these years. It has aged like fine wine. The only shitty parts is how Leandros was quick to speculate that Titus is an agent of chaos, knowing damn well he too can also resist the warp. The final stab in the back is even after assisting the guardsmen, stopping the ork warboss, and eliminating a chaos lord, the imperial high command holds him still as the bad guy. Sadly, I hope Titus makes an appearance later on as part of a secret group that is still fighting the enemy. He deserved as much as the next Capt does.
I can't remember everything that was said about the 2 games that were meant to come after this one, but from what I can remember Titus creates an entirely new Chapter of Space Marines to fight Chaos.
The information is out there somewhere. And it's entirely possible that I'm wrong about that.
Leandros was an idiot for judging Titus as he did after seeing him saving the planet, but he was essentially right in reporting him. The inquisitor doesn't know who's telling the truth. The threat of letting a corrupted space marine captain go without investigation is far too large. Double so for a captain of such a large and important chapter as the Ultramarines. If there is any doubt, Inquisition just has to take action. We know Titus from his own perspective, so we know that he doesn't INTEND to let himself be corrupted, but Chaos can corrupt even the most loyal people. So his resistance to the Warp must be viewed as very suspicious.
There is such a chapter already, they are called Grey Knights
*cough* alpha legion *couch*
That's kind of a thing in the WH40k universe. One hint of chaos contamination and you get a visit by the inquisition.
Excellent job adding some gameplay elements pre & after the cutscenes to help us in the cohesion & context of the story. Thank you for this.
Best part of this is watching Mark Strong really enjoy the lore and doing the voice of Titus.
ITS GOOD THAT THEY ARE CALLED SPACE MARINES INSTEAD OF JUST MARINES
Such a damn shame this never got a sequel. The gameplay was already solid. All they had to do was polish it, add some new features, and make a kickass story with Titus going rogue and starting his own chapter of space marines.
Well, dreams never come true sometimes.
Would have been siiiiiick. Maybe you could even have an "army painter" for your new chapter
He wouldn't go rogue. In fact it would be impossible to become his own chapter. He'd either become a Grey Knight, Deathwatch marine, or Blackshield.
@@Trazyn_the_Infinite_40K One does not simply become a grey knight
@@Damo2690 they often do if they prove to be retroactively psychic. And Titus fits that description as a psychic blank. Happens quite often actually.
I don't think you fully appreciate the time and effort it takes to create a space marine chapter.
Soooo, anybody here to refresh their memories after hearing the good news?
In the name of the EMPEROR!
Adevarath!
That intro is one of my personal favorites. simple but, effective. Chilling and, direct to the point. Even if you aren't knowledgeable of the lore or the terminology.
"A vengeance launcher?"
"That sounds promising."
Lol?
10:57 Can you imagine in the Imperial Guard POV how awesome that looked?
_And the avenging Angel did fall upon the Xenos as a thunderbolt with the Emperors implacable wrath, and a swift and certain judgment was dealt-foul bodies broken under heel, tainted essences sent howling to whatever Hel awaited their misbegotten kind._
@@dustinjones7458 Worthwhile poetry from said guardsman?
@@Agent1W A somewhat flowery after action report submitted to the commissar lol
@@dustinjones7458 Let's hope the commissar will recommend a commendation instead of a summary execution...
@@Agent1W Let's hope the Imperium mixes up the Ork invasion with the Daemon invasion (which of course, never happened) in the official records and the Inquisition just didn't exterminate all the survivors lol
We all know it was really Cato Sicarius who voxed the inquisition, can't have some other Ultramarine captain out preforming him after all.
Duster I’m new to the 40K universe, but I know...
Fuck that guy
i cast fist
In the recent books he’s actually not that bad. He’s just another by the books type ultra. That said he does care about mortal men and woman.
@@Siegberg91 "I, Cato Si-CAR-ius...wuwuwuwuwuwu"
Technically this was before Cato Sicarius was a captain, five or take a century. Space marine chapters go through men like it’s no ones business.
I keep hearing how rare it is to see a single space marine for a guardsmen. @ 12:00 you see ingured guardsmen and one says "i at least get to see a space marine before the end". Im still trying to wrap my head around the chances of seeing one, the chances of fighting with one, and the chances of surviving to tell the tale.
Playing through Exterminatus Chaos mode on this game really makes you feel that quote of
"Those who underestimate the value of a lasgun has never had to walk through a field of a thousand of them"
Nobody:
Spacemarines when they walk: *CHUNK CHUNK CHUNK CHUNK*
They are literal mountains of ceramite and muscle so you ain’t wrong here lmao
38:02 That is probably not how the adepts who built the gun imagined it stopped xenos that way.
12:43 "quarters must be met, despite alien incursion" :D i love wh40k
Jonathan Spier what’s area beautification?
@@pailhorsegaming6762 MoW ThE DaMn lAwN
The art design is just incredible! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
“My lord...you have saved us.”
“Rise guardsman, you have saved yourselves.”
We need another game like this...only against the Nids.
Are you trying to get a head smash exterminatus?! Anything but Tyranids.
*Looks at the exterminatus button.*
The idea for the second game was Titus in The Deathwatch, shame it was never made
This comment aged very well.
You must be a cultist of Tzeentch to have made this comment 9 months ago O-0
You’re getting your wish, the sequel is just that
I still can't think of a game that portrayed Space Marines this well. From the stomp of each steps to the sound of every weapons, from the running animation to every finishers, Space Marines was a simple and streamed corridor game but man was it satisfying.
I really miss the multiplayer too, but since they abandoned dedicated servers it's almost unplayable ~
I never realized til far later, that its not cold in the manufactorum basement cause of cooling or anything. Its cold cause the power source has warp stuff innit.
44:42
*"WAAA-"* Splat!
this is one of the best games that was ever made i hope one day another game like this will come
55:55 Leandros dances :)
"The codex astartes support this action"
1:35:40 a deep connection ?
That could mean a chaos god sure. But isn't most of the Emperor's psyche in the warp battling chaos? It could simply mean he has a deep connection to the Emperor.
Or perhaps a Saint?
whose here after the reveal of space marine 2
"you are under arrest... you may keep your gun" - grim dark police man
Finally someone who can actually do this game and full movie of it at that now I can be ready for space marine two
Thanks for these playthroughs wit full cinematics, these are great!
It's crazy that Mark Strong was in this. Random, but great!
War hammer logic: 25 orks minuses by 1 space marine = 1 space marine
im so sad there arent any good WH40k shooters like this one, like.... the universe is so EPIC, sucks only shit developers work on WH40k games
MrGaky This game looked great but imagine an epic one made now, allowing you to choose from many different chapters. Fully fleshed out by a massive developer. Oh well
I’d love to see a Warhammer 40k game in likeliness of the Star Wars: Battlefront games (the original series). Getting to fight along hundreds of AI controlled allies in land and space battles would be the shit.
This was originally planned as a trilogy. At some point after being taken by the inquisition you go rouge and make your own chapter. Would have been cool.
Space Hulk deathwing is coming out to consoles soon. Maybe that'll peak your interest?
They could just as easily hire High Moon Studios, Bungie, or any number of GOOD shooter game devs.
This game is over a decade old, but it's aged well. I think i'm gonna play it again, now that the sequel's been announced.
I forgot how much I loved this game. It's been years since I played and this brought back such good memories.
Just found out this game existed, pretty amazing. Lost Gem
I play this game just to hear Mark Strong's Voice
Thats also the only reason why Eisenhorn:Xenos was sold to some people^^
Ultramarines are supposed to be the best and most hardiest of space marines. But Titus here showed that perhaps they some might be the most human of them all. Titus was actually a good beacon of hope in the grim dark of the 40k universe. It's good to see this.
Some space marines see regular humans as capable. But mostly, they are reminders of what humanity stands for so they care about them.
Lore exactly, an Inquisitor would never dare accuse an Ultramarine of corruption. This is a matter of the Order, in which no outsider is to interfere.
If Titus were a Blood Angel or a Space Wolf, he wouldn't even dare to bring it up
"Inquisitor there appears to be 8 spiked points around the psychic scourge"
"...oh dont worry that doesnt mean anything"
1:10:55 "Warning... emergency containment rites..." *shoots Warp thing with Bolter* yeah, pretty much sums up a lot of stuff...
In the grim darkness of 2021, a sequel for this game has been announced.
45:29 you forgot the inquisitor you fools LOL
then he teleported using the warp to get behind the captain he is definitely a powerful psyker
Haha I spotted that. Definitely a clue of what's to come.
"Thunderhawk ready for transport, Captain Titus."
"I will need all your skill, pilot."
"I will take you into the Eye of Terror if you ask it, Captain."
"The Orbital Spire will do for today, brother."
The massive balls of the Thunderhawk Pilot. Damn!
Leave comments if you have any ideas how to make my videos better :)
how about a mechanicus lets play?
By the emperor this game was satisfying to play I forgot how awesome the sounds were done in it.
It aged gracefully.
having the Marines be in awe and humbled by Guard's bravery and tenacity in the face of overwhelming odds and nigh certain death was such an excellent writing choice. i mean on one hand it's the Ultramarines, out of all the chapters they are probably the closest genetically to average humans since they have relatively pure gene-seed compared to the other chapters, & also own their mini empire of Ultramar, so it makes sense they'd empathize with the Guard. on the other hand imagine if they had picked like the Iron Hands or Blood Angels for the game--the former being so disconnected from their original humanity due to all the cybernetics and becoming cold-blooded cyborgs, and the latter might mistake you for Horus and want to rip your head you if the gene-seed acts up. ultramarines are the imperial posterboys precisely because they bear the most resemblance to "pure" humans.
First thing that comes out of Captain Titus "Leandros. Are you wounded?" First thing that comes out of Leandros "I'm a winning bitch"
We need another game like this. This world must know of the emperor’s glory!
Oh, how I love this game...gets a little bit repetitive and some levels just make no sense (like the inquisitors base: Before we go directly from A to B we first have to fight our way to C to shut down the defense-towers to make it safer to get to B. Once there the defenses between C and B can't be shut down, so why did we do it again?...) but the fighting was just epic. Loved when he took the shield of the orc to smash in his face...
But I always missed the option to customize the character a little bit (choosing the chapter [as it wasn't mentioned that often anyways during the game that we are ultramarines...], choosing to wear a variety of helmets and features (bionics), some different details on the armor...maybe even a level playing as a terminator as we also used a jump-pack in some...on the other hand, that would have to be well placed in the story...)
And besides, as the trilogy didn't happen, I think it would have been a most epic ending, if the hero actually dies near to the end to be resurrected as a Dreadnought to then find the demon and bury his fists in his bloody face...
If it were up to me, Leandros would have gotten killed & not Sidonus, better ending.
However .. IF they ever make a part 2 & continue the story, I hope:
Sergeant Sidonus comes back as a Dreadnought, in Service to Titus.
Captain Titus comes back as "Inquisitor Titus", as Chapter Master of both the Grey Knights & the Death Watch.
Leandros comes back as a Servitor ...
nope, THQ already said if there was part 2, Captin Titus would become renegade Astartes, but still loyal to the Emperor.
Grey Knights already have a Grandmaster.
Heretic. No one can take Kaldor Draigo's place.
by far best 40k game
this is in my eyes the best warhammer 40k game i ever played, and i dont think there will be any game like this in the future.
Still one of the best 40k games made. THQ and GW got everything right in combat elements, upgrading and the tide and tested mechanic with THE games, start off fighting a killing the green skins, when all ofca sudden a warp portal appears and your having to kill traitor marines of the archenemy legions. Loved it, and unlike the RTS games, they got greyscale of characters right. I'm gonna enjoy watching this. Big thumbs up from me!
So I'm late to the party and I'm just finding out about warhammer40k, so maybe this is a dumb question, but why isn't the protagonist wearing a helmet?!
The Space Wolves barely wear helmets, most of the time they wear them for space battles or if the environment isn't suitable for them
It's a bit of lore from the universe. Typically, the helmet is a "newb" marines attire.
Not wearing a helmet is like a gesture of faith in ones own skills.
Steptoe Edwall Probably so you would recognise him better and see him as some human being in the game and promotional pictures. Most cases the only way normal people see Astartes in Real Life is a massive behemoth butchering his way through without a shred of humanity.
real reason is so you can recognize the character. lore reason is some marines view it as an honor thing but if your following the books most marines do wear a helmet with the exception of some chapters like the space wolves who have such a great sense of smell it offsets the use of a helmet and most of that chapters members don't bother with them.
Sorry misinformed nerds answered you. Captains are usually elite warriors. You will normally see them with no helmet. Part of the reason is to give them a face, to remind people they are human. It shows how bad ass they are but shows status of rank. They get to see and smell the battle. Its a big deal for them. Some also get use of an Iron halo or rosaris which is a force field that protects them from ranged attacks. Space wolves will also fight without helmets. They have a different deal and have more access to geneseed and are allowed to keep larger numbers than other chapters.
Imagine getting a series of Primarch games, with each game focusing on a specific one and closely following the lore.
Take Vulkan as an example. The game begins as you crawl out of your capsule as s baby. Then a bit later you take on the Dark Elves using those forge hammers. Then the Emperor arrives and you gotta do all those challenges that end with drake hunt.
Then you are reunited with your legion.
Sounds pretty good, right?
It just cracks me up every time that the first recommended course of action by some bloke is Exterminatus, especially after having been told that the strategic value of Graia is absolute.
Here's a fun drinking game. Take a shot every time you hear them say "Space Marine". You'll be down in the first 10 minutes lol
6:36 “That still only counts as one!”
I got that
It's nice to see that Titus at least has respect for the Imperial Guard, it's far too common to see them disregarded as inferior meat shields.
Depends on the chapter. The smurfs are quiet fond of the guard for the most part, just like the Space Wolves, Salamanders, etc.
Other chapters like the Black Templars are somewhat distant to the guard and see them as inferior, but brave.
And then there's the Dark Angels...
Despite it's gameplay being clunky, it was still fun to play and satisfying to pull off the finishing moves. Most of all, this was pure WH40k throughout.
It’s a PS3 game,It looks great
Omfg. Thank you so much for uploading this! I know this is going to be a bit dated but I need to play it for myself.
I never got to feel the hype behind this game because I never felt the light of the Emperor before it release .
I'm just into 40k about 2 years ago and it's sad that the new games we are getting are just tablet top games in such a rich story and lore....we deserve more , you guys deserve more .
We need a sequel asp in this time of need .
The Emperor's light guides us brother, our wish has been granted
@@RealCornbreadEnjoyer yes brother.....The Emperor protects!
12:00 to all veterans (real or imagined) who fought and are fighting still, we thank you.
The Emperor protects...
Strategic Value Absolute. Wipe out planet? Nah, just send 3 dudes…Dives in from orbit “try to keep up” best start to a game ever.
I want a game like this, where you play as an ork boy, fighting his way to become warboss
Looking back on this from 2018 this games graphics are better than some ps4 titles.
That intro man...they dont do such an inmersive intros nowadays in the dark age of videogames.
Never knew about this game before. I started with the lore videos and now I'm hooked.
Must increase productivity to gain favor from Machine God.
4:19 *For a brick, he flew pretty good.*
Thank you for this, I'll credit you in the review I"m doing.
SPOICE MUHREEN!
The funny thing is that the little pissant talking about the Codex Astartes constantly, is probably the truest interpretation of what the Ultramarines are actually like, haha.