I love how this tech priest is approached by a man in important looking armor (Presumably with a mark of the inquisition) and his first reaction is to screech at him like a dying sound system
Its how the mechaicu speak to each other, basically audible code decompiled through there "ears" So its his version of talking in a native language when seeing someone vaugely similair
When someone comes up to you clad in Mars’ own red, brandishing mechadendrites and augmetics while surfing on a disc of mechanical spider legs, hitting it up in binaric speech is the logical and sane response
Mechanicus has a pretty funny piece of dialogue where the priest who only cares about technology clashes with the skitarii commander, who's worried about her men, and the priest's response is ERROR: damn not found
It's funny. When I first got into 40k, I always thought "These robo-monks are fucking weird." But once I came to realize everything is fucking weird and accepted, even cherished it, I thought, "These robo monks are fucking awesome."
So, you're saying that you realized the weakness of the flesh, and have started craving the strength and certainty of steel? Praise the Omnissiah, a convert!
@@Archimonde45 How's that work? Engine-seer gets recruited? Actual tech-adept gets pulled in like a Deathwatch marine? Tech-priest is in the inquisition for "you're not cleared for that" reasons?
@@argentaegis He's a tech adept who got recruited by the Inquisition. So they are be introduced to the secrets of the Cult Mechanicus, but recruited by an inquisitor before they swear loyalty to Mars as a full tech-priest. A proper tech-priest wouldn't be made an explicator let alone an inquisitor, and they wouldn't be allowed to renounce their vows to the Machine God and just walk away either.
For anyone wondering standard speech is considered suboptimal because that screeching conveys information like a computer and can therefore operate way faster with way more information, tech priests can have like 200 conversations in two seconds of screeching.
And one could assume they're also able to process it all that fast. And now I'm jealous of the Adeptus Mechanicus, again. Every time I run into them I get jealous...
0:02 what everyone first hears when they attempt to converse with me, who is always half dazed, half angered and 100% machine and coffee fueled living in pure agony
For those of you not familiar with the Holy Lingua Technis, this Techpreist was actually gaming on a dial-up connection when the Inquisitor walked up. That wasn't his voice, it was his modem, and he tried to conveniently cover that up by speaking through vox-hailers. It is a common affliction of our Blessed Order.
"Reverting to sub-standard audio output." - Fine, if we have to speak in *meat* languages... "Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked at zero." - I have better things to be doing than talking to you. This techpriest just unabashedly sassed an inquisitor. *AN INQUISITOR.* Seriously, this priest has some brass bolt fastenings.
I love the irony of this Techpriest reverting to what he believes is suboptimal speech and them mistakingly saying “Aticifer” instead of “Artificer”, it may have just been a voice actor’s slip up, but it’s my head cannon that this was the teachpriest as a character proving his point. 😂
Tech priests usually speak binary amongst themselves and they tend to keep to themselves and not deal with fleshbags more than necessary. It strikes me as unintentional on the tech priest's part, portraying that he's speaking his second language and isn't as fluent as he could be.
Later on in the campaign the Inquisitor is looking for the remains of another Inquisitor and when he reaches the supposed burial site he tells the Adept he can't find the body to which he responds: "Do you require a primer on the rate of human decomposition across the millenia?" Him and the Magos Biologis are the funniest character by far
@@predictless1009 Yes, and after QA catches stuff like that they forward it so it can be fixed. My point still stands. Though I'd have to install the game to see if it's still happening.
I think that is part of the Joke. Ad Mechs truly dont like to use normal speach, too cluncky and slow, metalich screeching is cleary the superior method of speech, anyway, he speaking like a text to speech and wrongly on top pf that is funny.
The texture layer containing the blood is moving about. Pretty sure it's the same layer the lights are on, which gives the ship the feel of being in motion even when you're standing still. Also the same layer as the water when planetside. They're actually moving underneath the floor then floating back above it.
The joke is very fun, it would've been funnier if the Adept just kept the Metalic Screeching. There are problems tho, compare the voice here to the voice of Mechanicus Intro/Teaser and there is a... lore problem, Inquisitors have been trying to understand the Techna Lingua since inception and they have failed everytime. Well, minor problem for the avarage 40k enjoyer, but I'm a toast lover to the heart and this makes my emotion vaults be full with disgust.
If Cawl and Kitten could have known each other prior to the battle, it likely wouldn't have happened. The Fabricator General is the real traitor in this scenario. Remember Episode 29. But yeah GW totally killed Kitten too. They're partly to blame.
@@Nightbanekaizer On that note pretty good odds the fabricator general is also dead because "REPENT". Yeah we'll see if his death sticks or if they'll use the proteus protocol to bring him back. Honestly I hope kitten stays dead so that the series doesn't fall into marvel style death has no meaning situation.
I kinda disagree. Cogboy humor has always struck me as too... mechanical. I'll see myself out. (grabs self by collar and belt to self-administer the Jazzy Jeff Exit)
Its so weird that here lingua technis is a binary screech but in other games it's actually a very technical language based on latin it presumably evolved from the technical language used today and on mars during old night
I think that is part of the Joke. Ad Mechs truly dont like to use normal speach, too cluncky and slow, metalich screeching is cleary the superior method of speech, anyway, he speaking like a text to speech and wrongly on top pf that is funny.
@@LichKingg23 I don't think it's intentional, first of all it would make no sense for a techpriest to mispell his own title, secondly the subtitle is written correctly.
The horrid metallic screeching from the Tech-Priest is what the Mechanicus considers "effective communication". Thus, normal speech is "substandard audoío output". The Tech-Priest switches to the "inferior" speech version in a bit of a mocking tone. The joke is somewhat of a fourth wall breach, because the inquisitor can understand the screeching, but we cannot.
@@weeaboobaguette3943 "Terribly sorry inquisitor but I don't have time for your inane line of questioning, please seek the nearest astartes hold-out and allow me to return to my efforts in removing these xenos from my world. Cheers!"
Mechanicus came out a year after Inquisitor: Martyr, and the voice/sfx work they did for the Adeptus Mechanicus was absolutely outstanding. It was more like garbled mechanical noise than speech.
ARPG in 40K. Reviews seem fairly mixed, probably quite enjoyable if you like both 40K universe and ARPG's. If you only like one of those things then the game's probably not for you.
As someone who played it, and a huge 40k fan, I can say if you really love ARPG's and really love 40k just play path of exile and read some fluff.... way too much time and energy to have fun with the game. They do get the setting right, but so do the books.
It's gotten alot better than when it launched. As a whole it is a bit more streamlined and less quirky than before. Some loved that, some hated that. It still has things that set it apart from other ARPGs like how almost all your skills come from the weapons and gear you have equipped (exceptions: Psyker and Tech Priest). I find the visuals, sound, level design, amount of gore, setting and faithfulness to the lore make it one of the top 40K games out there. So unless you hate ARPGs and the like (top down games in general for instance) and you like 40K I'd say give it a pickup, especially when it's on sale incase you are on the fence about it. With additional endgame things to do and seasons they also increased long-play value. Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor - Martyr is the base game. Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor - Prophecy is a standalone expansion adding the tech priest, who has a diffrent start than the Crusader, Assassin and Psyker do in the base game but their storylines eventually converge again as well as more story content. If you only buy Prophecy I believe you can't play the three base classes, only Tech Priest.
It's basically Diablo, but in 40k. The story is fairly engaging if rather heavily padded, the game mechanics are pretty janky at times but overall intuitive enough. I enjoyed it, and I would still be playing if not for my decision to stop play on all GW official products. Ultimately, if you're happy with just murdering xenos and heretics, looting them for better gear, then repeating that cycle ad infinitum then it's going to hold your attention really well. The mechanicus are a DLC character option and are obscenely overpowered, but they start the campaign halfway through so play one of the others first to get the full story of what's going on.
So for some reason, this is doing numbers.
If this is my legacy, I gladly accept it.
You have received the favor of the Algorithmessiah! *Continues Binharic Chanting*
You shall be our tecnomessiah
So... where is humor?
You have been blessed by the Omnissiah for the Omnissiah has decrlared your video worthy of being in the Recommendations of the masses.
I love how this tech priest is approached by a man in important looking armor (Presumably with a mark of the inquisition) and his first reaction is to screech at him like a dying sound system
Its how the mechaicu speak to each other, basically audible code decompiled through there "ears"
So its his version of talking in a native language when seeing someone vaugely similair
@@thatorangeguy3646 basically two phones speaking in dialup
@@nairda55555 more like two enigma machines screeching at each other, but you are not wrong
Though he is now an inquisitor, he was initiated on the path of the Machine, so, in a panick, he was confused for another techpriest by his fellow.
When someone comes up to you clad in Mars’ own red, brandishing mechadendrites and augmetics while surfing on a disc of mechanical spider legs, hitting it up in binaric speech is the logical and sane response
The best one from the game is this: Initiating Empathy modulator .... Attempt Failed
LOL
Warhammer 40k summarized in ONE sentence. Wow
Basically “zero F to give, meatbag”
@@gunnargunnarssonsson9581 Error : Damn not found.
And it doesn’t care.
I like that the Techpriest uses his customer service voice to talk to the Inquisitor. He sounds like Tesco’s self-checkout machine.
I named my tech-inquisitor "TECH SUPPORT XVI"
Unexpected Xenos in the Data-Vault.
@@AlexGoldhill Please remove Xenos from the Data-Vault Area.
This is a highly relatable comment.
gotta say i just came from ireland with that tesco self checkout voice fresh in my head and they are so comparable lol
Mechanicus has a pretty funny piece of dialogue where the priest who only cares about technology clashes with the skitarii commander, who's worried about her men, and the priest's response is ERROR: damn not found
Tech-Acquisitor Scaevola: [[[Error]]] Damn not found.
Cracked me up as well
Fucks: out of stock, so to speak
It's funny. When I first got into 40k, I always thought "These robo-monks are fucking weird."
But once I came to realize everything is fucking weird and accepted, even cherished it, I thought, "These robo monks are fucking awesome."
So, you're saying that you realized the weakness of the flesh, and have started craving the strength and certainty of steel? Praise the Omnissiah, a convert!
Very well, join us adept
I have come to think that these robo-monks might be more sane then a large portion of that galaxy...
@@lonktheponk the moment I realized the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me
@@lonktheponk *PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH!*
Not gonna lie, the inquistor knowing how to respond and apparently understanding tech-cant makes him far superior already as an inqusitor
It helps that he's playing as the tech priest class.
@@Archimonde45 How's that work? Engine-seer gets recruited? Actual tech-adept gets pulled in like a Deathwatch marine? Tech-priest is in the inquisition for "you're not cleared for that" reasons?
@@argentaegis He's a tech adept who got recruited by the Inquisition. So they are be introduced to the secrets of the Cult Mechanicus, but recruited by an inquisitor before they swear loyalty to Mars as a full tech-priest. A proper tech-priest wouldn't be made an explicator let alone an inquisitor, and they wouldn't be allowed to renounce their vows to the Machine God and just walk away either.
@@argentaegis He was probably in another Inquisitor's retinue and got promoted
This man is just straight up speaking microwave
That really got me. Well done
Now i need to find one that speaks printer
@@lollikabosso.w.n7153 And i'll fing one that speaks toaster.
Do you think I could find one who speaks washing machine? I need someone to calm its machine spirit so it isn't so loud all the time...
Can I speak to the priest who speaks industrial table saw? The one at work keeps edging the board out of alignment and I want to know why
That's nothing compared to the raw savagery of Tech-Acquisitor Scaevola from Mechanicus:
[[[ERROR]]] DAMN NOT FOUND.
Scaevola has no chill
What about the 'YOU CANNOT UNLESS CANTICLE'
I want to build Tech-Acquisitor Scaevola for my Stygies VIII force, I've yet to find a decent model to base it on!
Tech Acquisitor Scaevola don't care
Yeah, Mechanicus has a way of portraying the AdMech I haven't seen elsewhere, and it really is perfection
He has a built in funny box I see nice.
For a second I thought I had found the original Skitarii. The search continues
meatbag speaking is horridly slow and uncomfortable compared to the blessed lingua technis.
Gotta love that GW polish. Bloodstains sliding across the floor, disappearing and reappearing. That's the real joke.
@Xfireball What about Mechanicus?
@@notsocrazytank707 It has its ups and Downs, but overall a solid game
@@robberyproductions1363 Good answer
*retracts mechadendrite hive*
Tis but an effect of the warp
GW didn't make the game
WARNING: Priority of social interaction currently ranked, at zero(0).
Yeah I feel that.
Error: Damn not found. The number of available fucks to be distributed, 0.
Relatable
For anyone wondering standard speech is considered suboptimal because that screeching conveys information like a computer and can therefore operate way faster with way more information, tech priests can have like 200 conversations in two seconds of screeching.
And one could assume they're also able to process it all that fast.
And now I'm jealous of the Adeptus Mechanicus, again. Every time I run into them I get jealous...
AHahAAAAAA! Magnificent. So that's what Cawl does in his free time.
seconds of effecient communication
years of hearing damage
@@katanah3195"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me."
@@RookieREX
Thats because your ears suffer from the weakness of flesh. Time to go to your local tech priest and get some auditory augments
My headcannon for the blood moving is that they are in the warp, otherwise it'd be a very unpolished game, and we don't want that, right?
lmfao ultimate marketing technique, just call the bugs as part of the lore or some shit
Dark Eldar in the Warp ?
@Bolik DE clearly they just can't spell webway
@@bolikde9389 ya mam! IN THE WARP?
Am I the only one who thinks the blood is actually on the camera, which is wobbling?
0:02 what everyone first hears when they attempt to converse with me, who is always half dazed, half angered and 100% machine and coffee fueled living in pure agony
Is the ship inside the Warp? Because else i can´t explain why is the floor moving.
Too much Obscura, my boy.
Slaanesh slipped some LSD to the player when they weren't looking.
The motive force is at work!
Damn Gellar field is on the fritz
@@onelividguardsman5681 nah the cameraman and camera are drugged up.
For those of you not familiar with the Holy Lingua Technis, this Techpreist was actually gaming on a dial-up connection when the Inquisitor walked up. That wasn't his voice, it was his modem, and he tried to conveniently cover that up by speaking through vox-hailers. It is a common affliction of our Blessed Order.
This is actually adorable weirdly enough.
It was his voice and modem. For techpreist it's one and same after all...
"Reverting to sub-standard audio output." - Fine, if we have to speak in *meat* languages...
"Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked at zero." - I have better things to be doing than talking to you.
This techpriest just unabashedly sassed an inquisitor. *AN INQUISITOR.* Seriously, this priest has some brass bolt fastenings.
He knows the inquisitor can't touch him without risking his access to gear and technical support.
The AdMech gets away with a *lot.*
"In the service of the Omnissiah."
Lad speaks like an employee.
Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked as zero.
These are my kind of mechbois
"The rank of Articifer is unknown to me."
"Apologies. My voice actor malfunctioned."
I love the irony of this Techpriest reverting to what he believes is suboptimal speech and them mistakingly saying “Aticifer” instead of “Artificer”, it may have just been a voice actor’s slip up, but it’s my head cannon that this was the teachpriest as a character proving his point. 😂
Tech priests usually speak binary amongst themselves and they tend to keep to themselves and not deal with fleshbags more than necessary. It strikes me as unintentional on the tech priest's part, portraying that he's speaking his second language and isn't as fluent as he could be.
the flaw comes from flesh, spare your withering voice box for some AI voice actors.
Given the context, probably deliberate.
He does say artificer correctly; he just has this thing called an English accent.
Have you considered the fact that maybe he has an English accent?
"Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked as zero."
I'm gonna be using this line from now on.
Later on in the campaign the Inquisitor is looking for the remains of another Inquisitor and when he reaches the supposed burial site he tells the Adept he can't find the body to which he responds:
"Do you require a primer on the rate of human decomposition across the millenia?"
Him and the Magos Biologis are the funniest character by far
everybody gangster until mechanicus tech-priest start rapping in metallic screeching
To hope is a symptom of the weakness of flesh. To calculate is divine.
_sees moving blood_
That's it, too much blood for the blood god today
Nice to see that after all this time the bloodstains are still possessed.
You'd think QA would have watched that cutscene at least once by now.
QA stands for Quality Assurance. They don't fix bugs, they search and report them to development team.
QA slander must stop
@@predictless1009 Yes, and after QA catches stuff like that they forward it so it can be fixed. My point still stands. Though I'd have to install the game to see if it's still happening.
@@Fransens If it is not fixed, then I think development team is already done with this game and gone.
"Articifer"?
A truly sub-standard audio output.
Seriously
yeah very bad QA...
I think that is part of the Joke. Ad Mechs truly dont like to use normal speach, too cluncky and slow, metalich screeching is cleary the superior method of speech, anyway, he speaking like a text to speech and wrongly on top pf that is funny.
no matter how many times I listen, the tech-priest keeps introducing himself as an "articifer" rather then an "artificer" like the subtitles captioned
Ok I get bloodstains phasing out, don’t wanna take up computer processing power, but why do they phase back in??
The texture layer containing the blood is moving about. Pretty sure it's the same layer the lights are on, which gives the ship the feel of being in motion even when you're standing still. Also the same layer as the water when planetside. They're actually moving underneath the floor then floating back above it.
The joke is very fun, it would've been funnier if the Adept just kept the Metalic Screeching. There are problems tho, compare the voice here to the voice of Mechanicus Intro/Teaser and there is a... lore problem, Inquisitors have been trying to understand the Techna Lingua since inception and they have failed everytime. Well, minor problem for the avarage 40k enjoyer, but I'm a toast lover to the heart and this makes my emotion vaults be full with disgust.
The inquisitor is an ex-mechanicus adept, though, so he has skills others don't.
i thought i was seeing things but nope its the blood god 's power moving the bloody floor
blood for the floor god!
i like how the tech priest do all these rituals to get there stuff to work while we just smack our tv a few times and good as new
We uhh... probably shouldn't tell them about percussive matinence. We would probably get turned into servitors... if we're lucky.
@@myliqlanier6329 Servitors that do percussive maintenance on themselves for all eternity.
Rite of Percussive mantinance. Effective, but the Machine Spirits don't particularly like it.
LITERALLY in the tabletop rules.
would've been much funnier if they'd have used a modem screech
Mechanicus had the best sound treatment, vocals, atmosphere and soundtrack for these guys hands down.
This is just a normal and polite, Tech-priest conversation.
"Priority status on social interaction is currently ranked zero."
me 25 hours a day
yeah it's really fun listening to the crew of the Caestus Metalican talk to each other in the game "Mechanicus".
I love it
The only good stuff from the Mechanicus involves the best waifu. Mostly because you get an entire mission of her arguing with him.
I just love their passive aggressiveness towards organics.
i wish i could start all my work emails with "priority of social interaction currently rated as zero"...
I dont like the Adeptus Mechanicus anymore. They killed Kitten!
No Gw killed Kitten.
My boy Cawl was blackmailed into doing it, don't blame him!
If Cawl and Kitten could have known each other prior to the battle, it likely wouldn't have happened.
The Fabricator General is the real traitor in this scenario. Remember Episode 29.
But yeah GW totally killed Kitten too. They're partly to blame.
@@leotheshade_1029 Maybe, when it stops hurting my soul, i will be ready to accept this.
@@Nightbanekaizer On that note pretty good odds the fabricator general is also dead because "REPENT".
Yeah we'll see if his death sticks or if they'll use the proteus protocol to bring him back.
Honestly I hope kitten stays dead so that the series doesn't fall into marvel style death has no meaning situation.
That Astartes is about to have a real bad day.
Just got this. Can’t wait to jump into this universe
the fkkn admech tin can bois never fail to amuse and entertain
Translation: "Why are you wasting my time? Go get killed or something."
0:25 I see the admech haven't rediscovered spelling correction yet xD
I didnt know this game existed before youtube recomended your video. Subbed. thank you
there's a reason for that lol
"This machine just called me an asshole"
Tech priests the only creatures in the galaxy with more sass than the Eldar
I kinda disagree. Cogboy humor has always struck me as too... mechanical.
I'll see myself out. (grabs self by collar and belt to self-administer the Jazzy Jeff Exit)
:::dives out airlock:::
I respect the Jazzy Jeff Exit
@@jpmanning2966 AAAAAA
'Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked zero.'
Me every fucking day, buddy.
"Articifer"? Honestly?
Its so weird that here lingua technis is a binary screech but in other games it's actually a very technical language based on latin it presumably evolved from the technical language used today and on mars during old night
404: DAMN NOT FOUND is my favorite
“I leave you to your tech sermons” I friggen love 40k lulllz!
"articifer"
lmao
The bloodstains are giving me motion sickness... Never thought such a thing would be possible
I like how this tech priest sounds more human than the inquisitor.
They are the few people who slowly turning back to being human
Dude pulled a ''calvary'' and it's really ticking me off...
Can't even be bothered to re-record the line when the voice actor says articifer instead of artificer...
I think that is part of the Joke. Ad Mechs truly dont like to use normal speach, too cluncky and slow, metalich screeching is cleary the superior method of speech, anyway, he speaking like a text to speech and wrongly on top pf that is funny.
@@LichKingg23 I don't think it's intentional, first of all it would make no sense for a techpriest to mispell his own title, secondly the subtitle is written correctly.
[[[ERROR]]]: Damn not found.
-Tech-Aquisitor Scaevola
So, maybe I'm dumb, but where exactly is the joke here?
The horrid metallic screeching from the Tech-Priest is what the Mechanicus considers "effective communication". Thus, normal speech is "substandard audoío output". The Tech-Priest switches to the "inferior" speech version in a bit of a mocking tone. The joke is somewhat of a fourth wall breach, because the inquisitor can understand the screeching, but we cannot.
There's also the "priority of social interaction ranked 0", which is his way of saying "WE'RE UNDER ATTACK YOU WANKER STOP BABBLING LIKE A C-
@@weeaboobaguette3943 "Terribly sorry inquisitor but I don't have time for your inane line of questioning, please seek the nearest astartes hold-out and allow me to return to my efforts in removing these xenos from my world. Cheers!"
You aren't alone
Mechanicus came out a year after Inquisitor: Martyr, and the voice/sfx work they did for the Adeptus Mechanicus was absolutely outstanding. It was more like garbled mechanical noise than speech.
the Dark Eldar's attempts will be ACCESS DENIED
Tech sermons. The ministrations of the tech priests.
Haha this universe. Love it.
0:21 "I'm an inquisitor..."
Adeptus: **immediately gets his period triggered**
I will never "write programming code" again. From now on I host tech-sermons, guiding logical circuitry towards the righteous path.
That techpriest sounds suspisciously like 40k Theories.
*metallic screeching*
0:30 - "Warning: Priority of social interaction currently ranked as zero."
The techpriest sounds like modern day AI...
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error: damn not found
- kherpa
How have I not seen this game before? Is inquisitor worth a look? From this interaction alone it at least feels immersive.
ARPG in 40K. Reviews seem fairly mixed, probably quite enjoyable if you like both 40K universe and ARPG's. If you only like one of those things then the game's probably not for you.
As someone who played it, and a huge 40k fan, I can say if you really love ARPG's and really love 40k just play path of exile and read some fluff.... way too much time and energy to have fun with the game. They do get the setting right, but so do the books.
It's pretty good. Check it out
It's gotten alot better than when it launched.
As a whole it is a bit more streamlined and less quirky than before. Some loved that, some hated that.
It still has things that set it apart from other ARPGs like how almost all your skills come from the weapons and gear you have equipped (exceptions: Psyker and Tech Priest). I find the visuals, sound, level design, amount of gore, setting and faithfulness to the lore make it one of the top 40K games out there.
So unless you hate ARPGs and the like (top down games in general for instance) and you like 40K I'd say give it a pickup, especially when it's on sale incase you are on the fence about it.
With additional endgame things to do and seasons they also increased long-play value.
Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor - Martyr is the base game. Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor - Prophecy is a standalone expansion adding the tech priest, who has a diffrent start than the Crusader, Assassin and Psyker do in the base game but their storylines eventually converge again as well as more story content.
If you only buy Prophecy I believe you can't play the three base classes, only Tech Priest.
It's basically Diablo, but in 40k. The story is fairly engaging if rather heavily padded, the game mechanics are pretty janky at times but overall intuitive enough. I enjoyed it, and I would still be playing if not for my decision to stop play on all GW official products. Ultimately, if you're happy with just murdering xenos and heretics, looting them for better gear, then repeating that cycle ad infinitum then it's going to hold your attention really well. The mechanicus are a DLC character option and are obscenely overpowered, but they start the campaign halfway through so play one of the others first to get the full story of what's going on.
Priority of social interaction = 0
Mechanicus is favorite. Yes.
This got recommended to me when the game is currently on discount. Hmm...
Priority of watching this video ranked to 100
"ARTICIFER" Omicron Arkh. sure, that slipped past flesh ears. but not my superior sound outputing eternal machines.
Make, a U-turn. Make, a U-turn.
I MISSED THE STEAM SALE GATDAMMIT
Tech priest is speaking in toaster. .
Just seen this on the front of my youtube. XD (Also, Rawr Fellow Fur.)
Is it me or does it feels like the ground is sliding around? xd
Awesome !
You. Do. Know. That. *ACCESS DENIED*
"Articifer" sounds like a nice name
another almost good 40k game
if anyones wondering its not worth the price except on a deep discount
Everybody gansta until your toaster starts praying
So this is where my funny went.
The thing that always bothered me is the inquisitor has LEGS and hes just standing on a disk? with robot legs?
It's like a segway!
Why would one simply walk around like a common meatbag?
The tech-priest sounds like Kurzgesagt
Articifer?
Who let Kurzgesagt join the Mechanicus?
Did he say... "articifer?"
The only appropriate way to respond is to laugh in Siamese language. They go like 5 5 5, which can be translated into binaric burst 101 101 101
He says ‘articifer’ instead of ‘artificer’ and that hurts every fibre of my body
What the hell is going on with the blood on the gound?