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"Why would you want to play the Beast Men?" Because some people see settlements as an unneeded complication and just want to burn the world down.
Also Taurox turn 1 world conquest is a thing
Yes I agree
Some men just want to see the world burn...
Because furrys
Because TAUROX WANTS WEENIES!! Listen to his ingame dialogue you'll never un hear it XD
I remember a guy who took the time to place Doonspheres under every settlement and detonated them all at once.
Beautiful destruction
Genius-smart tactic to win the war-fight, yes yes.
@@khylerbane4523 because how can the enemy make a army if they have no place to get a army from
Actually, an update was released not so long ago, and now you no longer need to have all 3 games to get a large map. It's enough to buy a third part and that's it. Even the DLCs to the previous parts will work on it, which is very cool. Even as the owner of all the parts, I am pleased that more people will be able to join this game.
Thats pretty much what i meant in a comment in a previous video, basically either buy warhammer 1 for mortal empires or warhammer 3 for immortal, either works but personally immortal would probably be a better experience
Originally was not thinkin on buyin, but cuz it can play full game with just wh3. Im thinkin on gettin it
Every faction is overpowered in their own rights that they all in general could balance each other out. It takes someone with great patience and knowledge to bring out a win for one faction
One thing that Total War doesn't carry over from the tabletop that I can understand why they didn't, but it's a large part of why they're stronger then what they're supposed to be, is that _all_ of the Skaven tech is supposed to be horribly unstable. Everything has a chance of just randomly blowing up because they don't have words for things like 'safety measures' or 'moderation'.
It seems like a good lore mechanic to put into the game, until you consider the amount of processing power or impact it would have on gameplay. From what the comments are saying though, balancing power levels isn't really a thing in the game xD.
@@TheLegitWeebs Oh ya, I _completely_ understand why they didn't throw it in, because having your gunners randomly blow up before they even fire a single shot is a feelbad moment.
TBH balance was a lot closer in 2 pre Ikit then it has been since. Ya there were outliers (Sisters of Avalorn are still broken), but everyone had a reasonable chance of being threatening. That's not there anymore and the AI is kindof braindead so as long as it's in a player's hands, even the worst faction in the game can roll over the campaign. So the best way to play is just grab who you think is cool and stomp your way to victory.
8:00 the thing with Morghur is he is a small target for ranged units to hit and he has the highest missile resistance in the game on top of regeneration, so you have to chew through basically 150% of his health with a massive damage reduction if you use missile weapons against him
13:48 that comes from the high tier lizardmen unit, Stegadon (engine of the gods), basically trades a giant ballista for poison dart blowers and a space laser emitter on its back, Lizardmen has a lot of dinosaurs with ancient technology, for example the Bastiladon with a sun cannon on its back for a tanky artillery piece , or you can trade that cannon in for a snake container that poisons every enemy around it and causes damage over time, or a giant crystal that you can use to heal units with and even revive the dead
Reasons to play The beastmen: You’re a horde faction so you bring your bases with you, very little settlement management needed. You are public nuisance number one, being able to spread chaos corruption and hide easily.
Your armies in battle are fast and hard hitting while being somewhat squishy, with a mixed roster of goatmen, chariots and many many monsters. They are really quite fun to play :D
You asked in one of the previous episodes what happens when a legendary lord is killed. Well they dissapear for about 5 turns before you can recruit them again... except for one, the beastman he was fighting in the beginning, Morghur the shadowgave who can be recruited again after legit only 1 turn
It's not just Morghur who can do that, a few other Lords are able to reduce Wound Recovery time with their skill trees. Just yesterday I finished an Alith Anar campaign which had me at war with Valkia who literally respawned every single turn after I killed her 😂
@@Zictive yeah but im pretty sure Morghur is the only one that starts his campaign with 1 turn respawn
@@WurrzagsMorkyMischeif ohhhhh that's what you meant. My mistake 🙏🙏
Vlad can do that too.
To answer some questions i saw in the video here we go
Ratling gunners can be upgraded with the ability, Endless drum, which replenishes ammo when it gets low
So far the only 2 races that have food as a mechanic are skaven and ogres, no other faction needs to deal with it
So the engine of the gods stegadon has an agility that can shoot orbital lasers (they're in the prophet and the warlock DLC)
any questions that you have about the game or lore, just ask or search it up
Orbital lasers are Same DLC as Ikit which is a must get for Skaven anyways.
Beastmen have been my favorite faction since Warhammer 1, they have some similarities to Slaanesh in battle as low armor, hard hitting monsters and infantry that do a lot of damage on the charge and can set up nasty ambushes.
On the campaign map, they don't worry about empire building, they just want to fight and mess stuff up. You CAN try to build an empire if you want, you can block ruins from being re-settled after you've destroyed them.
Lore-wise, they're my favorite depiction of Chaos. Humans aren't naturally Chaotic, they have to be tempted into it, or a deal must be struck for them to give up their soul. Beastmen... are born like that. They belong to Chaos, body and soul, from the beginning, and they do what they do because they want to.
You can't escape them, you can't win against them, they will never go away. By their very nature, even if you somehow managed to go into the forests of the world and kill every single one, normal people and animals often spontaneously transform into them and escape into the woods. Morghur the Shadowgave is one of these Beastmen.
8:35 You mention the health regeneration thing and not being able to deal enough damage to overcome it. Back in the days of the first game there was an infamous Vampire Counts lord, Vlad von Carstein, who was basically this in spades. He had absurd damage resistances and regeneration, and he terrorised battlefields everywhere. In fact, he was so busted that the devs implements a battle healing cap for all healing specifically to tone down his absurdity. Basically you can only heal a certain amount of damage per battle (base of 75% of a unit's health). Basically now if a unit is able to drag out the fight and regenerate, it's not infinite. You will need to chew through 175% of their starting health amount though. This means enemies like Vlad or Morghur here are still monsters, but they are definitely killable if you're determined enough.
Thank goodness they implemented a cap. It would be fun to just stomp enemies with a single guy who regens too fast, but definitely not fun if you're on the other end.
@@TheLegitWeebs oh there are definitely 1 man doomstacks
Regarding why would you play as the Beastmen: In short after their rework at the end of 2, Beastmen went from the worst race to one of the strongest. All their units are free, their cities prevent any nearby ones being built, one of their legendary lords is one of the best casters, one is a one-beastman doomstack, one can burn the world down, and you can recruit all of them if you go murder-crazy enough.
Regarding Lizardmen having orbital-lazers: They're borderline angelic automatons created by beings from outer space.
As for the difficulty of the game: Hard is probably the best middle-ground, very hard and legendary are just not fun. They're about doing cheese tactics to work around various AI-cheats, alot of them boring.
Gotta say I'm really happy to see you reacting to fantasy since a lot of people immediately dive into 40k first it's nice to see people enjoy the other enjoyable aspects of Warhammer
when beastmen got released not alot of game mechanics got added but then skaven and lizardmen came and they got a special buf that make them invisible and then in the third game gotten even more buffs on their dlc from tw2 with special units and unique heardstone mechanics
The bloated corpses are a vampire coast unit. If you ally with another faction you can recruit some of their units but I rarely ever use this as allying tends to be a bad idea as you will get dragged into wars by them. I usually go for non-aggression pact and trade agreement and if possible access to their land for my armies as that makes moving around easier but nothing more.
favourite voiceline from the skaven: SKAVEN YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Allied recruitment is a Game 3 exclusive feature. So if you end up enjoying Warhammer 2 that's something to consider next sale
cities have a control amount which is order/obedience with buffs and debuffs for high and low order. there is also corruption besides that which will influence order in settlements, and there are multiple forms of corruption (chaos, skaven, nurgle, khorne, tzeentch, slaanesh and vampire corruption)
You can deactivate the batter timer. Watched a 3 hour battel by Legendoftotalwar winning a battle he honestly had no right winning, but if you know how to cheese you can win most battles.
If you would like to learn more about Skaven lore, check out The Book of Choyer, The Great Skaven clans. It covers the six playable factions of the Skaven.
Don't feel bad about forgetting parts of the lore! Its a LOT to take in at once and it's really cool to see you trying hard to remember. Keep it up!
Thanks for the kind words! I know a lot of people love Warhammer so I want to respect their passion for it as best as I can.
@@TheLegitWeebs honestly I do now but at the when I picked the game up I was like "oh cool, rats with radium-based weapons". I didn't know anything, just grew to love it over the lifecycle of the games
Oh my God PLEASE continue watching his videos. They are SO funny and freaking NO ONE reacts to them.
One video recommendation I would suggest you check (if you want to) is the Total war 3 videos made by Reggie. They are in the same vein as Grim-kleaper's where goes over a single faction within a race while also explaining the races mechanics but somehow, his videos are even more unhinged. For example, in one of his latest videos about a modded faction (Since modders do more for this game than CA), he said and I am quoting now "In moments like these, all you can do is put on a strong face because it's not gay to be pounded by 5 men unless you moan" while getting his settlements and armies attacked on five fronts. They're a blast if you don't mind some more vulgar humor with your Total war 3 video.
Sounds like a line sseth would say. XD will be checking it out when I can.
14:18 Lord Mazdamundi was the one who screwed over the Dwarfs; entirely on accident, as he would have you believe. In lore (don't know if was current by the end of the original run of WFB into AoS) he created the Great Quakes that happened, canonically, after the War of the Beard. The Great Quakes, if it wasn't obvious, tore the everloving shit out of the Karaz Ankor and the Underway that connected it.
6:10
Not to give too much away but Vermintide 2 is set during The End Times, which is basically the Warhammer Fantasy apocalypse. So, as things around the world are getting worse, the Skaven are beginning to amass and actually come above ground in numbers never seen before.
Would definitely recommend V2 though, has some of the best dialogue and voice acting in anything related to Warhammer fantasy. Plus it's pretty funny, which might not sound like it makes a lot of sense considering the apocalypse and everything but they make it work lol
Eh, not quite. There's been multiple End Times scenarios in Warhammer Fantasy, usually facilitated by an Everchosen of Chaos launching a campaign of global destruction and conquest, but the Orcs, Skaven, Nagash, and the Vampire Counts have all hand at least one End Times scenario to their name. This was done to create the constant drama of Warhammer Fantasy, as the end of the world was always right around the corner and needed SOMEBODY to save the day, either in the next lore book or whatever motley crew of chucklefucks you had in one of the TTRPGs.
THE End Times, however, is the end-of-the-world scenario that stuck because GW wanted to end Warhammer Fantasy and move on to Age of Sigmar.
@@Brutalyte616it's set in THE END TIMES "Vermintide is a co-operative action first person shooter and melee combat adventure set in the End Times of the iconic Warhammer Fantasy world"
@@TheErtagon15 There have been multiple End Times across Warhammer Fantasy's continuity, especially in regards to the TTRPGs, so it pays to be specific.
To play Immortal Empires you only need Warhammer 3, with most of the other factions from the other games being locked. You unlock them by purchasing the DLC and/or the other mainline games if you wish
EDIT: So how it works is like this.... since you already own warhammer 2, when you eventually get warhammer 3, youll be able to play the factions from both games in immortal empires, but not the factions from the first game.
EDIT EDIT: you also dont need to buy the other mainline games if you only want to try out some of the other factions. You only need to get the DLC.
For example, lets say you want to try out the Empire, but dont want to buy Warhammer 1 since its too expensive. Then you can just go ahead and buy a DLC that features the Empire, and youll gain access to the entire Empire Base roster automatically in immortal Empires. So tou definitely dont need to pressure yourself with buying everything. Also also also if and when you gain access to a faction (either from buying DLC or the maingames) you get access to ALL FLC(free content) tied to said faction. So if you do your research right, you can get amazing value by purchasing certain DLC combos. Just food for thought
This ☝, We as viewers can be a big help here, if there are any specific units or race that you want to play around with just inform the community and we will help guide you trough the complicated world that is the dlc's for this game lol.
Will definitely ask for some guidance through a community post or on stream once we get around to it.
The absolute BEST part about beastmen is that all of your units are free. They were the first faction where your growth is limited by unit and army caps. So you have garbage units you can spawn infinitely but you can also jack up your caps of absolutely busted units (like cygors and Minotaurs)
Beastmen are easily one of the most fun campaigns in the game. Specifically if you go with a little guy named Taurox the Brass Bull.
That's great to hear! With all the positive changes they've made in Warhammer 3, I'm looking forward to trying them out someday.
14:15 The Great Plan is "something, something, kill Chaos, something something". Basically the Old Ones were secretive about the Great Plan to begin with, and when they fled the planet during the first Chaos invasion they took pretty much all knowledge of it with them. Aside from the Old Ones, only the Slann had any knowledge of it at all, and only like three of the current Slann were even alive when the Old Ones fled. So the Great Plan is a very hazy patchwork of prophecies and guestimates based on star readings and analysing extremely vague tablets to try and work out roughly what the Old Ones wanted. The Slann have managed to figure out that it involves getting rid of Chaos, but that's about everything conclusive.
I like the mysterious nature of The Great Plan. It opens up opportunities for the Slann Mages to just move mountains on a whim lol.
I wanted to add a few things
About health regeneration - there are a few factions, who go crazy over it. However, there is one mechanic that limits its power - the health regeneration cap. Essentially, you can usually only recover, what, 100% of your units max HP? I dont know exact numbers. There are few ways to increase the cap, but then comes the second thing - units with health regen usually gain a big weakness to Fire. If you are interested in how that feels to play, you can check 2 kleapers videos - one for the nurgle faction (Spreading INFINITE DISEASES with HUGS) and for one specific undead faction (Eating Gods with Zombies Only in Total Warhammer 3), both go heavily over this thing.
About Empire not reacting to one of their cities literally nuked - I dont know much about warhammer's lore, but this is one of few thing I do know - Empire has a small tendency to deny certain threats. For instance, the whole empire denies Skavens existance. Like, come on, how could there be sneaky rats right under our cities? It is too scary to be truth, so it is a lie, capieche?
And finally, I wanted to recommend one fun video, that would shortly explain, what it is like to play as any faction in the game. It is fun, tells pretty much the truth, so if you dont want to check 1 faction per video, this could be your way out (Total Warhammer 3 Review: Destroy Elves). Maybe you could even make reaction to that video too. (But I still suggest you to watch all kleapers videos - they all are fun as well!)
Oh, and one last topic - Vermintide 2. My favorite game, save for Star Rail. Essentially, it is a game like "Left for Dead 2", where 4 players fight against many enemies. If you played this game, then this should give you a lot of understanding of vermintide 2 gameplay, with one major difference - in LFD 2 you fight mainly with guns, while vermintide 2 places bigger accent on melee gameplay. So you usually keep your ammo on ranged weapons to deal with specials. All in all, it is very interesting and fun game. Though it is a bit boring before you get to higher difficulties. Also, one video that could give you a better understanding about it - "How 2 Vermintide 2 | Bad Rats 2 Chaotic Boogaloo" . It, too, is lively and good animated, so again, reaction material.
Welp, hope this comment was helpful.
(At first wanted to use links to the videos, since thought you can place them in comments as long as those are all youtube links, but apparently not... So, I give out video's titles instead)
Thanks for all the recommendations and info! Even if the links are to other YT videos, YT will still slap it down so I appreciate you giving me the titles. Might check out more content around Vermintide 2 once a slot opens up for me to stream the game. Looking forward to getting some friends in on it, cause the co-op sounds like fun.
@@TheLegitWeebs yea vermintide can be hella fun with friends, got 1300 hours in it myself ^^
More Kleaper!
I'm surprised you didn't make a connection between the bloated corpses, and exploding squigs lol
NOOOOOOOOOOO
Oh yeah Morghur is an absolute tank, regenerates and he can summon a unit of chaos spawns that will never run away so you have 2 units that can take a lot of damage. My usual skaven tactic is to use snipers to kill lords, heroes and single monsters but Morghur is so tanky he can easily get to your lines especially if your troops are dealing with his cannon fodder and if your unlucky he summons the chaos spawns into your ranged units (my army is only ranged units). Not a big issue to lose 1 or 2 units but still annoying.
The main reason Morgur was tanking those bullets it because he naturally has like a 70% missle resistance
@@gigachad5961 and regeneration can't forget that.
The good thing is they try to balance the multiplayer battles to some degree but the campaign is a complete clusterfuck. One skaven faction has a mechanic where they can straight up delete another faction from the game. You can't balance that. Also the skaven weapon teams for example are some of their best units and Ikkit-Claw can use his forbidden workshop to give them permanent upgrades, making already strong units into a meatgrinder that can destroy an entire army in half a minute without any significant losses, if you manage to ambush them.
I salute the people who have to attempt to balance the multiplayer.
the orbital lazer is an ability form the Engine of the Gods, a special type of Stegadon, lizardman unit
Can't wait to fire one off in game myself
Saying that Ikit "Throws around nukes" is a huge downplay to what he actually does with those things. He makes so many that he doesnt just throw them, he loses them like socks in the dryer, has them fall casually out of his pocket and forget about it, and sneeze so that forty of them disperse and explode all at once. Im surprised he isnt just nukes in a rat disguise.
The skaven in fantasy are the most technologically advanced faction in the setting, the most populous faction, and if it wasn't for their incompetence and ego they would be a legitimate threat.
The end times of the setting was essentially caused by the Skaven deciding to work together for once and nuke the moon.
They balance silly with frightening, because on one side you'll hear the story of when they first appear in the lore and how nightmarish it was, but you'll also hear the story of how they had to essentially establish health and safety practices after a reactor they built under their largest city blew up and almost genocided their entire race because they just don't give a shit about safety, collateral damage, or warnings.
"I feel like these battles will easily turn into you mostly friendly firing your own units more than the enemy can kill them" your not wrong not even in the slightest
You should check our Loremaster of Sotek. He just started a video series where he talks about the lore of the major factions of the Old World. The only video he has as of me posting this is Bretonnia.
Now the next fun one is Fixing Unemployment with OSHA Violations.
The autoresolve is bad... By design. You don't want skipping battles to be an optimal option. The battles are the point of building a campaign. Autoresolve is supposed to be only a tool to skip boring, already decided battles that would either be a boring massacre, or a very unfun loss you can't do anything about
Cant wait for you to play the game. There is a reason i have more than a 1500 hours in this game and the previous ones combined. Also if you have any questions just fire them off and i'll provide you with any info you want.
skaven have the great ability to upgrade colonised settlements instantly to any tier with the help of food, so the cheese with them is insane, ikit claw, snikch, throt all have the ability to get tier 5 in less than 10 turns. the cheese is real
Man Skaven looks so fun to play. I wanna play this but I'm kind of holding out for Total Warhammer 40k.
Wait, that's going to be a thing?
The legend he actually made more
Skaven have all kinds of tactics but the most commun and usefull one that all of them like to play around is ambush. It doesn't matter if you have gun, assassins, warriors, monster or magic they just want to backstab you yes-yes.
Here, he plays Ikit so of course as the biggest brain of all rats, Inventors of machin guns and doomrocket, One of the most important rat in Skavendom (so much that he has his own bodyguard that are normally only reserved to the warlord = king of the clan), he plays with chemical and guns !
The great horned rat is actually one of the two minor chaos gods the other being the chaos dwarves deity(whose name i cant remember)
also skaven faction doomsphere (the underway exploding stuff) doesnt show wich faction that did it it just pops up that a city is blown up by a doomsphere
ikit claw can be pretty strong, the fastest battle i have ever seen was an ambush that lasted 5 seconds
Bruh, the enemy didn't even realize they were dead.
@@TheLegitWeebs kleapers main problem was he used ikit like a clan mors army, he needed to add warlock jezzails especially for their high single target damage which melts lords and kills individual models (worpfire throwers also melt infantry)
Fun fact: if i remember correctly, the empire, even its fracture state, is like the 2nd most powerful, which is very cannon, the only reason why the empire doesnt steamroll everything and everyone in lore is cause their constantly fractured, if they truly united nothing short of a full blown vermintide and chaos attack will stop it and even then it wont end it immediately, hell the only reason why the wood elfs can get away with their wild hunt crap is cause its to much work to get rid of em so unless they truly piss off the empire then their ok but if they do somehow make the empire unify then no amount of god avatars will save them, hell same to every other faction besides chaos but thats cheating, cathay has demi god dragon rulers and im pretty sure that a piss off humanity could technically make their peasents rise up, so imagine a full blown collective mankind as in every single human around all collextive agreeing on something, that is terrifying and something that only malal would enjoy
These kinds of Games actually got a Manga based off of them.
1. Mynoghra, The Kingdom of Ruin.
2. The Conquerer of the Dying Kingdom.
Balancing? Some factions are just forgotten: Tomb Kings
Rip
You don't need to own all 3 games anymore. the community managed to convince CA that game 3 is all you need. For immortal empires, but you sitll gotta buy the DLC's to have everything. Which are also available for people who only have game 3.
why is it that when i play as any brettonian faction the bretonnians are absolutley useless and get destroyed by turn 5 but when i play as literally anyone else they kick ass
I understand the feeling. Basically every game of Civ 6 for me xD
We are the rat
Idk if ya know this now, but theh fixed the issue of owning 3 games for immortal empires. Ya get warhammer 3, ya get immortal empires
I think the best thing to do when you reach the unstoppable phase, is just be stupid, throw your army into a dangerous thing just because you can and other stuff that you wouldn't want to do normally.
Pushing your armies to the limit is a fun stress test for sure. Even if you lose them you don't really lose much since at that point your economy is off the charts that basically everything is easily replaceable.
@@TheLegitWeebscan you please react to Reggie's total Warhammer 3 WW1 video please?
It’s very hard not to win especially with skaven
try useing canabalisim to improve nuclear wasteland its really good
I would recommend video "Total War Warhammer 3 Review" by MandaloreGaming, or warhammer 2 if you will play it first, really good introduction video to this game... but 'a bit' long (1 hour). Still recommend tho!
Been planning to check these out at some point! Thanks for the recommendation.
the death korps of kreig
Without the loyalty or competence
@@DavisJ-ln6fw the death korps of kreig
I knew you would love this😊
if u play the game on easy its not that hard. u can make all the thinks u want and i wont be to bad. but u can make this game REALY hard if u choose to and u get rekt if u do shit in a bad way. (just like he did :D it was fun to look at for sure but what he did there is possible and as ikit claw its one of the most simle ways to get a full victory.) in a way all factions are op if u know how to play them. chaos dwarfs are realy weak earlygame btw and all that say they are easy never woud get to the op lategame they have on hard mode. i did it twice and ohh dam its a stuggle. and mods are a thing. mods are the reason i have not 3000 but 20000 hours in this game. ( all 3 combined)
What do you use for you vtuber model. I was always curious at taking a stab at being one
I use VTube Studio. It's best for 2d rigged models, but I used to use Vroid which you can make 3d rigged models in for free.
@@TheLegitWeebshey thanks man
I highly suggest to watch Reggie. His content is amazing
You don't have to own the other games to play immortal empire
2:53 the base game lords are fine, the ones form dlc's are the problem
Watch one man army by grim kleaper
Beastmen are rather versatile, if you are looking for lack of versatility look no further then The French aka Bretonnia. Whoes army is 90% calvary, 3% range, and 7% infantry who are so weak the Tomb Kings are laughing at them.
Please do more noobs guide
You don't need all three games to play immortal empire's, i only have 1 and 2 but i can play it.
You should watch reggie
You thought about doing multiplayer with friends or viewers down the line when you get more confident in the playing the game?
I haven't thought about that actually. Depends on how much I enjoy the game, then we'll see where that goes.
FANTASTIC
Now what the Reggie videos
CA...doesnt have a balance team. 😂
Figures xD
Skaven
Their units are cheap, their quality is cheap, and most importantly, their tactics are cheap
on release, skaven were absolute trash. HOWEVER, certain DLCs have really brought them up and some of their lords play so differently and they SLAP. they slap HARD.
when you do learn about the end time lore in warhammer fantasy just remember one thing. It is really bad ( bad as in badly written and barely anything make sense)
I'm actually kinda excited to see how bad it gets
ffs even here propaganda....