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They were like “hey don’t actually land on Fenris this is going to suck for you guys long term if you do”
oh good they already knew LMAO
Inductii are fun
Inductii first battle: BETA GARMON
Or The siege of terra

But yeah the IF’s geneseed issues literally are due to how many inductii they made
They skipped the betchers gland and the Sus membrane was fucked from the start iirc
sometimes i wonder if GW realizes just how shit they've made the IFs
a chapter renowned throughout the galaxy for taking horrific losses even in battles that should be decisive victories
and what do they do with these high casualty rates? do they change their strategies?
no they just turn the Marine Machine up to 11 and fucking break it
they're the most absurd chapter, and i dont even know if its intentional LOL
a special forces unit that insists on human wave attacks
at least iron warriors switched to using human slaves
imperial fists just insist on killing themselves
What are we talking about?
imperial fists
I’m saying where are they taking huge losses with human wave tactics
They all died during WotB but that was a pretty unique case for a lot of reasons
And that was also 9,000 years ago
IF are known for holding defensive positions generally
And void warfare
"The Imperial Fists stubbornness in defense has sometimes gone beyond the pale of reason. There are reports of Imperial Fists forces that could have been saved had its warriors simply withdrawn when the time was right. Indeed, even in victories the Imperial Fists are known to suffer high casualties due to their stubborn and inflexible nature." this is from the 10th ed codex
thats the direct mention, but theres a lot that supports just how much they love dying needlessly
other supporting mentions include the fact that they are apparently known for having massive reserves
essentially a strategic organization built around losing
i was being facetious when i described them as human wave attacks
but 40k does write them as essentially the Biggest Losers of the Astartes
In that one description maybe, it’s very different in most IF stories
I wouldn’t say they’re that even in that description
their behavioral quirk is an obsession with pain
the evident result? they love getting shot
most space marines love killing, imperial fists love getting killed
Their behavior quirk is extreme willpower and stubbornness
The pain glove thing is just built around that willpower
yeah which is great and all
They’re not masochists, that’s the point of it being a willpower test
its still quite terrible for a space marine chapter lmao
I mean if you wanna deliberately read it as that I guess sure
There’s a lot more than the meme painglove
I think they’re underused by most FF chapter standards and they’re intentionally like the “marine” chapter more so than the Ultramarines are even
But they have plenty to them
i didnt even think aobut the painglove
i was just thinking about their track record of just constantly getting blown to smithereens
just for fun
There it is again, you’re deliberately trying to make it something
Their track record is holding positions at any cost
i could definitely see the strategic table being like "Ok space marines since there's only like ten of you and a billion of us how about you do a special forces maneuver on the enemy"
and the imperial fist is just like
"Yeah but then we wouldn't get to die"
I guess if you had no engagement with the chapter or read any of their characters at all sure
They’re basically the most core marine chapter of all the FF chapters
With some extra focus on defensive tactics and void warfare
if an imperial fist isn't standing in a trench getting shot up to death, is he really an imperial fist?
They’re vanilla but that’s kinda the point
the bottom line is ultimately a scalpel that tries to be a hammer is a pretty shitty scalpel
and their track record proves that
What’s their track record
List me some examples of this
Frankly basically every lore example I can think of them they operate like a very standard chapter
constantly taking horrific losses? taking so many inductii that their gene seed breaks? as for specific instances every other campaign that mentions them seems to also mention how only like 6 dudes ever end up surviving
such as
So, the heresy when they had to mass produce troops before the traitors got to them?
The siege of Terra where almost every legion took horrific losses? Do you even understand the context of Inductii, and how everyone was doing stuff like that?
Siege of Hydra Cordatus and Battle of Naeuysk Gorge are some more modern cases
They didn’t even see a ton of combat in the heresy until the siege
there's also the Iron Cage incident of course
this is all without even reposting the outright statement that the Imperial Fists take idiosyncratic casualties
Siege of Hydra Cordatus where they had to fight hundreds of Iron Warriors and a Titan legio with only a single company?
they didn't "have to", they willingly took the fight because thats what imperial fists do
and surprise surprise they're outnumbered because, you know
space marines tend to be outnumbered
especially loyalist ones
They were protecting a massive geneseed bank
It wasn’t really something they could afford to not defend
They also succeeded in making it cost the traitors a massive amount, which was part of the point
Ultramarines take way more causalities in way more incidents if we’re gonna talk about chapters who die a lot
yeah but ultramarines don't have chapter organization/policy built around dying a lot
Your idea of them being the chapter which exists to take a lot of causalities is literally the first time I’ve seen seen this take
they evidently could afford to not defend it because they actually lose it anyway
They literally have an entire chapter which is built around feeding them reserves
except they also lost their entire company as well
Yes and if you read the book it’s about, you’d know that was very bad
And it leads to a lot of bad stuff
Honsou getting all that geneseed isn’t good
the point is that the imperial fists HABITUALLY take unwinnable fights, it actually says more than once that imperial fists are known for fighting when retreating is better
Also the Ultramarines are known for their massive recruitment efforts
except unlike other factions where it's okay to take unwinnable fights, like the Imperial Guard, imperial fists are space marines, losing 100 marines is a big deal
they're addicted to dying
2nd company gets annihilated like every other campaign book
For UMs
Blood Angels have been almost wiped out as a chapter, twice.
In recent times
In the space marine 2 game alone you can find I think 50+ bodies/see marines die
And that’s just what you see
yes but getting killed isn't the same as obsessively getting killed, which the imperial fists like doing; other chapters like the ultramarines and blood angels actually practice tactics appropriate for their manpower, and massive losses are anecdotal
the actual anecdotes are more or less equal, but again
imperial fists are literally said in the codex as being known for taking heavy losses
Where are they obsessively being killed
They’re dying holding positions
They’re stubborn, that’s not obsessively being killed
And it’s not, not even close. Ultramarine casualties are actually absurd, to the point where it annoys me.
Blood Angels are pretty bad about it too
these are essentially identical in a military context
imperial fist stubbornness is "i dont care how big that cannon pointing at me is im not falling back"
that is some serious martyrdom complex
If you want to make it sound worse sure, that’s a very common marine trait frankly
First Company for the Ultramarines did the same during the First Tyrannic War
Same for the 13th BC when it attacked Macragge
The entire chapter was almost wiped out before Guilliman got rezzed
The context of stuff like Hydra Cordantus is important because there’s a reason they’re dying to a man there
most marines are prideful, but again
"They are notorious in their unwillingness to give ground and unhesitating in sacrificing themselves to secure victory."
notorious implies they are extremists even by marine standards
also 10th ed codex
You’re the one twisting it into a bad thing
It’s not some desire to die
It’s their willingness to give it all to secure the victory
Which frankly is once again
A very common chapter trait
it's a bad thing when that ALSO comes with their disproportionately high casualties, and the simple fact is that guarding a wall is always going to be a waste of space marines anyway
What are we basing this off?
it's one thing if a squad dies in some elite game-changing operation, as what other chapters usually see
You keep loading this stuff with wanting to be a inherently negative thing
also the 10th ed codex, the citation i provided in the beginning
yeah if you like dying it's fantastic
Yes I read that, it doesn’t say what you’re saying
You’re making it out like they’re dying for no reason
they kinda are lmao
"Indeed, even in victories the Imperial Fists are known to suffer high casualties due to their stubborn and inflexible nature."
According to you yes
no other chapter is described like this
the specific lettering is "DUE TO their stubborn and infelixible nature"
Black Templars, Red Scorpions, Flesh Tearers are some others who do similar things that come to mind.
Also, the passage frankly isn’t even an accurate portrayal of them as we see them.
in other words, shitty tactics
It’s not the first time the codex gives oversimplified takes on chapters, which aren’t really shown in more nuanced actual showings for them
if one marine group can win a battle with 10% losses, and the other can win the same battle with 30% losses
i really hate to tell you this but the one with 30% losses has something wrong with it
What are some examples of this happening in lore for them
That are perhaps within the past 5000 years
well we have one where its said they took 85% casualties fighting night lords
frankly anecdote counting is fairly silly when talking about aggregates
itd be one thing if there wasnt a SINGLE anecdote
I’m saying this because codex stereotypes are frankly outright wrong when you look at direct examples
but theres clearly several
They’ll say one thing and then when you actually read something’s lore it reveals a lot more nuance, chapters are almost never monolithic
The Iron Hands are all cold calculating assholes until opps wait here’s half their stories which show them not quite being that simple or there’s a lot more.
Salamanders are all nice guys who love civilians but oh wait here’s a deep dive on the chapter that shows it’s a lot more complex than that
And I can’t think of any direct IF appearances which show what you’re saying, generally the opposite
They’re a very standard chapter
every chapter's lore has instances where "yeah only like 3 guys survived this battle was nuts" but for Imperial Fists, those instances are COMBINED with the repeated descriptions of their performance, which to me makes them the Astartes' Biggest Losers
Lysandor is kinda a dick but he’s explicitly an exception to the standard
Yes if you don’t engage with their actual lore at all I guess sure
They’re generalized tastes
Especially with generic overviews
I already the gave multiple examples of how the codices are woefully poor ways to make judgments on groups based off the basic description they give
Especially when it’s not a codex about that group specifically
i dont even think those basic descriptions are ever even explicitly stated for the iron hands or salamanders
They are in other codexes
im pretty sure the salamanders' kindness is just logically inferred
Yes and if you read their, admittedly terrible, books you can see it’s not that simple
Many of them don’t actually even give a fuck about civilians and even have disdain for them, but they “care” because Vulkans dogma
Also a lot are racist pricks
yes my point is something being inferred is not the same as something being directly spelled out
This is stated in other codices
The Iron Hands and Salamanders had codexes of their own at one point even
Supplements I should say
i saw something about them being renowned for their compassion actually
for the salamanders' case
so that's pretty clear there
Yes that’s often stated
And contradicted in their direct books
Where the situation is shown to be more complex
Some do, a lot don’t actually care but they simply protect civilians because it’s Vulkans dogma. They don’t actually believe it but they’re follow his teachings, and are pretty assholish
They even do it to a detrimental level
Which we see in a few cases
well RENOWNed and IS are technically still different, so it isn't exactly contradictory. what this means for the Imperial Fists, maybe it's in-universe slander from the Iron Warriors
When they care more about following that dogma than more important objectives
My point is codices are very rough pictures on groups
Im gonna end it all.
If they’re not the direct focus
i maintain Imperial Fists are the worst chapter
Lamenters and it’s not close
This is a fact dont worry.
Also secondly
you are arguing with a space marine fan
because several of the sources talk about them dying needlessly all the time
Imperial Fists are the most boring though
there will be lots of trapdoors and hyperboles
Or one of
I can do without any well poisoning thank you
I don’t even like Imperial Fists
Lamenters die without accomplishing anything and always make the dumbest fuck choice in literally
Every
Single
Appearance
ok yeah strictly speaking lamenters are bigger losers
Badab, they get shit on and surrender like complete bitches
The community love for them is purely from 1d4chan
They’re not just unlucky, they make terrible choices too
I don't know, Salamanders might be the most lame because their books suck so bad
at least imperial fists DO win sometimes with their tactics
lamenters dont win at all
Their idea is a chapte is cool tbf
Salamanders suck second because their civilian obsession fucks everyone else over
they just suck generally and got like 2 gimmicks
i say 'worst chapter' as in literally which chapter is the least effective
it'd have to be lamenters overall
The fire stuff is cool but i wanna swallow a krak grenade when i see the 20193095th meme about them being "nice"
but imperial fists are good contenders
Imperial Fists endlessly kick ass in the lore
as a Black Templar fan I endorse this message. 
It is worth noting, of the 68 battles listed on Lexi the IF suffer heavy/severe casualties in like 5 or so
And are a key reason the Imperium even exists

I mean is it
I don’t like em but man there’s so many worse chapters
they love two things: guns, and dying
I wish they'd play up the vague influences they have
A large complaint most of their fanbase makes is "will we ever get good or any amount of fluff"
at least they are good with their guns
Them being forgettable is very much largely GW's fault frankly
now, the best chapter (most effective, strongest, coolest) is blood angels, of course
Salamanders are the worst FF because they get too much focus and somehow still do fuck all while being insufferable in memelore
GW is very good at fumbling cool things yes
but also like when you see the amount of pastel color chapters you gotta work with you cant do much
theres a reason successors get like 1 sentence of lore

in all seriousness i think actually Iron Hands are the galaxy's biggest losers because unlike everyone else, they're literally only known from cases where they lose
Mark my words, the Gore Golems will get their day in the sun


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In your dreams chief.
If you don’t engage with any lore besides memelore yes
Which is common in the community
name one thing everyone here would recognize except
Why are you saying this to an Iron Hands fan.
now hes gonna get defensive
cuz i guarantee you Ferrus Mannus getting seppuku'd is the first thing that springs to everyone's mind
I don’t care what everyone would recognize
I care what’s actually lore
"iron hands... oh, is that the hcapter where they got pwn'd?"
13th Black Crusade is definitely one which most should recognize though
poor iron hands
theres too many parties involved
OK TO BE FAIR
unless well, you are an IH fans i guess
with this logic everyone just remembers the IF for getting pwn'd too
war of the beast, iron cage
i also seal-clap when i see Black Templars helping the main DnD party reach the webway gate
rogal dorn fucking dying randomly
Okay but
that is funny
Dorn was thinking he was in a TF2 match

walks into engineer nest
"Quick boarding action. In and out. 10 minutes. What could go wrong?"
- Last Words of Rogal Dorn
No one cares about a lot of things, we’re not discussing what random dorks on grimdank know about lore
If we wanna discuss it as people who only know lore from TikTok’s and Reddit memes
No my point was more IH are very much just not a lot as a Chapter and people also dont care about them.
Not in public
Also
I REALLY REALLY REALLY
Then sure yeah the salamanders are wholesome chungus and Dues Vult Black Templars, and Ultrasmurfs and whatever
Hope they make an entire book on the Iron Dickcage
its such a good battle to milk for content
I need those IF and IW argument threads
damn Dilara do you know any sense of peace

I want the IF to have the technical w in that because I'd find it very funny
I hope not tbh
the entire reason they lose is Dorn's hubris
them winning in any capacity makes the entire message of the battle null
I hate Iron Warrior fans, shush woman
Yeah what she said
"After the Imperial Fists once again insist on walking into a trap and getting shot up, Brother Masochus must fight his way to safety with only three bolters and the stubbornness of a child who really doesn't want to go to bed."

Also accurate
Ive seen dumber actual official excerpts but its close
hard to beat the Cacodominus though lol
aint no way someone was named cacodominus
Well "someone"
Eli get the excerpt
The Cacodominus was the name given to an extremely powerful alien-cyborg Psyker who was behind The Howling in M34. The Cacodomius' powers were such that it was able to exert complete control over an area of 1,300 planetary systems. Eventually, it was slain by the Black Templars, but the resulting backlash distorted the signal of the Astronomican and burnt out billions of Astropaths across the Imperium. The resulting anarchy from the events resulted in millions of ships being lost and entire Sub-Sectors descending into barbarism.[2]
One of THE goofiest excerpts ever
its so fucking moronic it comes around to being badass
real 
still "1300 planetary systems" is so fucking funny
Best part of the excerpt
I also love the ending text doing the spongebob meme
"WE DID IT CHAPTER MASTER, WE SAVED THE IMPERIUM"
this is like "Yeah star wars ships use Yettawatts in their turbolasers"
Yeah lol
the scales so big i dissociated by the third sentence
think that event'll happen in darktide?
"yeah sorry champ the whole system's fucked because something happened on the other side of the galaxy"
Well it already is
Yeah the point of darktide is this is basically a "nothing" conflict
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It just takes place during the Plague Wars and thats about it
i more mean just the mental image of all these other 40k stories getting disrupted because the author had to write "billions" and "entire sub-sectors"
poor ciaphas cain
the GALAXY'S biggest losers have to be the eldar just from how much GW loves to play their tiny violin
when someone needs to lose, GW have the eldar on speed-dial
Its Eldar, Thousand Sons and uhhh
I guess kinda Tau, regardless of who someone here is about to say

Renegade Guard but they're different
Yeah
their entire purpose is losing
Renegade Guard is more like
its not fair to include them
"you are here to look cool and go die in droves"
darktide is probably THE MOST showcase traitor guard got in the last 30 years
which helps because the Moebians are legit cool
yeah and even in darktide where they're at their coolest
yeee
poor wolfar just can't catch a fucking break
This is a whole thing I wrote up before modified of a general rundown.
They’ve repelled the Black Legion and Iron Warriors legion, led by Abbadon and Perturabo, combined, during the 10th Black Crusade with a single chapter. They’ve successfully destroyed a Transcendent C’tan and are the chapter most known for combating Necrons, one of the most dangerous enemies maidens ever face. They destroyed the Black Legion forces that attacked Medusa again during the 13th BC in the one of the largest armored conflict the galaxy has seen since the days of the heresy. They once again shortly after defended Medusa from Typhus and his Warband. They’ve liberated Mordian and are currently the leading the force holding back the tide in the Styigus sector on the Iron Crusade.
They’ve also been setup for 10,000 years in Segmentum Obscurus, the fucked up Bermuda Triangle of 40k. A lot happens there that is pretty damn wild, its probably one of the most dangerous Segmentums. Medusa is also super close to the Eye, and they’ve held out despite that for 10,000 years anyways. The fact they’re around is a testament to their ability.
Big dump but whatever
Now, you may claim “no one knows that, no one cares, yada yada” which I don’t disagreed. Most fans are super causal and have never read a book.
If you wanna be one, that’s ok. But I’m just stating the facts.
Do the Tau really lose beyond a light slap on the wrist scenarios?
Its another "it depends" situation.
If you wanna limit yourself to TikTok’s and kiddie food, knock yourself out.
In most artworks they always kinda lose for black comedy reasons
same with their books usually, its only stuff like Elemental Council that does it well
"OK we just lost like 8 critical battles but as long as we can just get this one win and protect the cathedral maybe this is winnable"
'wolfer, sir... we lost the cathedral'
"Oh, fuck."
Dark Communion best map for banter
"Are these just lofty promises? Or mere FANTASY?"

i feel bad for him at this point
bro ive never thought id see him say "please"
get the poor man a win for gods sake hes on the verge of quitting
that was rough lmao
it does establish the power dynamic well tho
but i also felt like i was watching my dad and mom argue
@late osprey respond bitch
LMAO
I didn’t find that so you can wuss out
wuss out is crazy
hes like that
this is cool, nice work
love learning more about the 40k universe!
i mean theres nothing for me to say its lore
It’s about typical levels of effort for research that I’ve seen so far from them
I mean okay
but do it on time
this is like giving your homework to the teacher after she gave you an F
i also said that iron hands are KNOWN for the ferrus manus decapitation of '83
not that they literally never win
i also already walked back on what i said about using commonly known incidents to judge a faction cuz otherwise that'd just make IF the worst chapter again
People have strong opinions without knowing a lot, more at 5
the usual average eternal random encounter
actually OK so the moebian traitors are sick but i also really like the vraks guys
Well if people maybe bothered to idk, read half a wiki page before deciding they knew all about a faction
The most basic level of effort
because for throwaway scrubs they humiliated the Death Korps in their own debut lore
Vraks guys have drip
some real "wait a minute patrick you're supposed to let ME win" type situations there
Dad and dad are fighting again because Tin Hands slander
But it’s similar to Atoma
It doesn’t matter much in the grand scheme
It’s also a case of GW bad at numbers with how low the casualties are which is amusing
let's just say i'd be first in line to be a Vraksian Paper-Bag Soldier
Once it stops being right I will
People not caring about IH is not wrong
you literally joke about this
😭
or like
"we do a lot!"
posts the MOST obscure thing
i didnt bash that part
Im talking about their actions
that was the other guy
learn to read
Ill put it this way, I personally don’t know a ton of Tau lore
So you know what I don’t do
I don’t post strong opinions of them and how much they suck or whatever
now THIS is the ultimate warrior
Welcome to the internet in that case.
ultimately 40k lore isn't academia, everything out there is available with just quick google-fu
Yes it is
Isn’t that interesting
Its not yeah.
people not googling stuff they ask is like
also a very common thing unfortunately lol
i get asking questions because that at least creates conversation
and im not a psychotic who hates talking to people
I don’t
the problem is most of the questions are moronic
lets visit r40klore for a second, hold on
So many of the questions are lazy as fuck and suck
There are bad questions
And people find them
theres "whats this lore" and "what color is the sky"
I had a friend post a question yesterday asking if werewolves exist in 40k outside of Wulfen/Space Furwolves
AND
EVERY RESPONSE
HE GOT
Would you like the full list or the abridged version
WAS vampire related
"hey you know necromunda has vampire gangs?"
"hey theres warp vampires"
God that thread sucked
"theres halo devices that kinda make you vampire"
dead internet theory
He deleted it afterwards
i dont blame him
literally missing the entire point of his question
Yeah I ended up telling him "just do your own thing"
because holy fuck that thread was terrible
he OFFHANDEDLY said "like vampires" while asking a werewolf question
and EVERYTHING was vampire related
jesus christ
im actually getting mad thinking about it
The amount of times people just say shit
asked about werewolves gets about vampires
And it gets upvoted that’s completely wrong
some people need to learn to read
its definitely a super interesting thing with reddit
halo devices turn you into a vampire
motherfucker i asked about werewolves
you gotta actually super tailor your question and EVEN THEN they mention nonsense in replies
What does that have to do with my question
Yeah that was his reaction.
like seriously
Guys what's the average life of a middle class imperial officer
did you know that khorne decapitated 5 babies with a single bite
you joke but ive seen replies like that lol
its either that or as Eternal said people thinking they are in a marvel movie
"huehue lemme say something witty!"
useless fuckwit

the silly thing is its not even like hes asking a difficult question
beastman mutants literally exist
i could see someone spouting off some drivel if someone asking something really abstract
Yeah I basically told him to do whatever
warp curse, genetic mutation, intentional ability surgery, whatever
its 40k lol
https://www.reddit.com/r/40kLore/comments/1i9vrvn/where_does_the_idea_that_the_iron_fathers_just/
like this fucking thread jfc
the top comment above yours is 💀
The top voted thing is some dork who didnt even check lexi
And he just said it first
i think they get upvoted because they sound so sure in the shit they are saying
even i was like "No???"
People just fucking say shit
yeah i dont even bother with reddits
i just post on discord and fish for FFG tabletop games with my friends
hopefully i'll win a powerball ticket (our DM decides to run dark heresy)
Honestly I think of them all Black Crusades changes to the rules was my favorite
Ballistic Skill and Weapon Skill being combined and how talents are bought was really nice
the ONLY issue is black crusade has always turned into a big PVP fight that kills the whole party
which is classically chaos but that unfortunately means each campaign has a limited timer that can't be controlled
In general we always just played to avoid that
It depends on how the GM works it but it’s easy to avoid if everyone is down.
its only a matter of time before one of our party members tries to rip out the spleen of another over circumstances that are completely unpredictable
yeah it's just a skill issue but all the same
ChatGPT effect
"well it SOUNDS right"
your replies are hilarious
telling people they're wrong when they acually are hits
People get so weird with the IH and like, wanting them to be useless or whatever. That guy was such a dork, he clearly had only read the novels and barely remembered them.
Mfw
your post on r/destiny is crazy btw
made me choke on my afternoon tea like an hour ago 💀
I do not like that flag
Alright now that we have havoc + auric what is the relative power level of rejects:
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Who are level 30 and officially became inquisition acolytes?
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Who have done auric missions/are auric operatives? (Are we auric operatives?)
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Who are havoc 40
I always thought by the time you reached auric you are essentially an inquisition kill team, does being under the commissar's command change that at all?
in the TLDR Format: Named Kill-Team tier™️
At the end of the day the warband still takes a lot of losses and the operations we undertake currently in the game are one-way trips made by a special team of operatives every time, so possibly the poster dudes as per the rolling steel trailer
Theres a reason half the vox-transmissions in the Mourningstar is Morrow/Zola constantly asking for more meat for the grinder, we are suppose to be the exception above the masses of penal troops.
Named character moment
Real.
They also actually got names as per the penance cosmetics you can have of the poster dudes
I ensure to always wear a helmet so I am less protected and more expendable

My understanding is that each of the voiceline personalities is one reject so theres like 40 or something who joined the warband and the rest didnt make it
Yeah pretty much thats the safer bet.
So for havoc at least its an inquisitorial kill team loaned out to a commissar
Tbh my headcanon was always that they wouldnt bother picking up the rejects and dealing with potential contamination until they proved their worth
Yeah its to essentially appease Dukane which makes sense, since the aim is to make her think she has some modicum of power when in reality we dont have to do anything she asks of us as per the power-structure of the Inquisition.
Rannick himself says as much.
Well rannick also didnt know the cult was called admonition until now lmao
Yeah its why the "launch" title missions are the ones that are implied to be repeated by other operatives and why the voice-over characters for them are so casual about you not making it.
Did he not check out the atoman OST?
Compared to now where you are ALWAYS handpicked and got full faith by most of the officers.
"This team doesn't know defeat!" 
I do wish that they had a slight difference in voice overs for when you are lvl 30
Yeah thats only relegated to your character
Like the boys on the ship
whos voicelines actually change as you level up between each other
and yea also the ship guards which is nice, as much as i miss the shit-talking lines sometimes lol
I mean i think hadron also complements us by saying existence is more tolerable after we talk
Or that could mean now that shes done with us she has a will to live
Yeah your voicelines change as you level up, the low level banter is VERY hostile and blank due to no one liking each other.
By the time you go past level.30/onwards they will mention now they are a part of the Ordo Hereticus as well as having taken the Hereticus oath.
this was stated by the devs like a year ago
When you say they do you mean the ship guards?
I do recall dying on my vet early on and someone's voice line was like 'lmao cya loser' and now recently with trying to hit havoc 25 i die a lot more and they seem more like 'we remember your service'
Yeah its very subtle but its there.
the tone of camaraderie also increases
well unless its a zealot/psyker
"Die, spare us thy burden."
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I wish there was a bit more of it from whoever is hosting the mission, since there are only 40ish repeat rejects who succeed they wouldn't be as flippant about it
when you got over 500,000 voicelines yeah it tends to get lost lol
(actually i think it was even more but still)
Damn lmao
I was wondering if they would add a new personality in the slopshop but i dont think so now
i wonder if any have such rare specifications to proc that they actually havent yet
Probably, because for a lot of missions you'll have clones of the same personality, so anything involving 3+ ppl yapping would be rare
That would never be the case, it would probably be DLC with the gargantuan amount of work required so i doubt we'll ever get it.
rare moment where id actually excuse it lol
Like imagine if they get the guy from far cry 3 to voice a psyker I'd pay for that

Vos
Yuh
When it came out i was still playing star wars battlefront on my ps2 dawg
thats gay
Literally the only game i played for so long, i thought all games were like that so when i played the force unleashed and saw bodies in the first mission i was like 'damn the match already started'

Also, lets say everyone on atoma washes their hands and the situation is resolved and under control, what would happen to the rejects? Face the wall?
I doubt every problem an inquisitor faces needs a horde of prisoners
The ones that are a part of the warband would be added to the main force of grendyl's troops, the unimportant ones would be executed.
Lmao yeah but any Inquisitor can have a small army.
it just depends on their modus operandi
theres a reason some Inquisitors are like jason bourne
while others do full on planetary purge-invasions
I think grendyl is like that guy who was in a big metal egg and a strong psyker
Ravenor?
Lmao
Bro probably fat asf in there
But thats the only way we could be not corrupted right? Iirc apparently even the noise the poxers made when they ambush us is enough for mind break
Yeah but if you are a total wuss
remember all the characters are veterans of some kind and have fought in many battles
Or seen actual occult shit.
Or crazy
Zealots moment but yes
Also its said repeatedly that we are regularly screened and de-contaminated on return to the ship.
Well zealot i get because the emperor is now a chaos entity or smth because of all the belief
down to sometimes "opening us up" with "blessed scalpels" and shit
Oh
Brahms asks Kayex for that specifically after the phage tree mission

because like yeah you saw what that fucking room looks like
Im so glad we actually do something to it now
Before it was like "erm im only allowed to watch the plague, not stop it"
Yeah the first phase was mostly to gather actual samples of it before we got to destroying it, considering the amount of rework that went into the level im pretty sure it was pre-planned
What was reworked aside from the ending?
A lot of the vocators for the level, minor changes to make the level even look more infected, and the entire final segment
it was a lot more "clean" in the past, even on the path to the phage tree
Oh yeah isnt there an audience now
Yeah theres like 3 versions
Tbh maybe it would be cool to have the old version for the first 3 levels, then the new one after
So new players can get that same change we did
Wolfer/Morrow
Kayex/Brahms
2 Representatives of the Noble Houses / Morrow and Hestia
it was a lot
Yeah it depends on the difficulty too
the finale is a fucking clusterfuck because theres so many enemies
That plus I think the carnival levels should be locked until the prior one is done so that the stimms storyline is coherent
And you get separated if you had to use auspex i remember it being annoying
Yeah i do wish there was a "levels in order" mode
me and my friend Rabs have been setting up the order as much as we could on the wiki lol
I think the base levels are pretty much just repeatable
The launch ones yeah, anything after that is in order
But the throneside ones idk, and the carnival definitely not
Its documented here but its pretty much what you expect
everything from The Signal and onwards is a one-and-done mission minus the Phage Tree which is a continuation
I used to play darktide on a laptop and it was really probably a bit more than it could handle, but now that I have a pc im more immersed because it looks better lol
DAN ABNETT
They really should have made it clear he just made background fluff lol
he does help with some new mission narrative stuff but its like shit you kinda need to dig into like we did lol
krall still my top morningstar guy
Its the overall stuff like the whole concept of morbian 6 turning traitor and being deliberately recalled
you think itd be more likely we get darktide part two or a diff type of tide game that isnt also vermin
doubt it, this game has like 4-5 more years in it
Vermintide 2 has been out for like... how many years now?
and its still getting content
like 7 or 8 i think
It only just got to what it was expected to be recently with the crafting reworks
They'd have to relearn everything again
DT isn't in the same situation as Vt1 was
Vermintide 2 lessons learned are like STC lost knowledge to fatshark
Also DT is part of 40k which is a growing franchise
Iirc total war warhammer helped boost AoS but it still isnt the same
OOF
I don't doubt that we might still see a new tide game set in 40k or fantasy/AoS, but unrelated to either Vt or Dt
they still need to come to console
For Old World maybe, but not really that much for AoS
The total war games?
ya
Thats gotta be unplayable on controller
thats what you think but iv made worse work
stellaris is relatively tame on controller tbh
Imagine renaming planets with a controller
something like arma or war thunder tho its a problem and everyone that does use controller for them is going to have diff presets and give diff advice
at one point i was contemplating trying to set a preset up for tarkov but i dare not go that far
ill need to look at the list again, but maybe it makes cav actually good
apparently they have 42.97%
But somehow the remove factions being the beast men and Bonesplitterz are in the top three
they are sneding them off with an explosion, i like the themeatic idea of the beasstmen and bonepslittaz going off with a big old assault at the endo fot he age of beasts
but beastmen and bonesplittaz are the literal best factions in the game
they even fucking buffed beastmen
yeah you nerf them by not making them available
LAMO
I think its, okay, they arent even considered in competetive stats because they are gonna die
it's like why they are like OK we will make them busted but i have a plan to balance this out
deletes their entire existence
here's a GT thing
oh this is pre balance
also apparenetly Seraphon won the north china open championships
yeah it seems they are doing average which is good
well the thing is i don't really know where to find
bloody winrates
some people are good so good in fact they make everything look good
but yeah to be honest i do not really know where to find win rates and stuff
its hard,
but
i liek woehammer
teh main competetive website has a paywall
a MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION
jesus christ beastmen have a 90% win rate
at last weeks GT
AHAHAHAAH
how the fuck does sons of behemat have 50%
its a world shaking event
i dont even know what caused the meta shift tbh
oh i know FEC
the single list fec use got better
i know theres a guy in poland whos like, the best sob player ever
apparently the Estimated Win Rates if the Player Skill Levels were Equal
what the hell happened to the skaven
bro
they are all the way down there what the heck
Skaven only have one build rn
It’s ratling guns or bust
ah, i knew guns were really good but didn trelize it was that dire
when it first released nightrunner spam was the talk of the town
Really their monsters are up to par?
I remember them getting those cool things
Too expensive
So you're telling me they got this cool looking thing but they can't even use it because
This thing is too expensive to run
Ah ratmade horrors beyond comprehension
Well you can run it, it’s just overpriced for what it brings
So, 6 custodes wardens can take out an entire hive fleet, but 1 nude world eater, is too much? Is this an example of the "powerbump" that custodes got when they were made a proper faction?
yes
The muhfuggin heretics of the Moebian 6th don't got non of that sauced up skibidi ohio rizz ong, they deadass sus af mane 😏
Anyway with that out of the way please bonk me on the head as hard as you can with a large wooden implement.
Also, big thanks to channel regulars Carole and Anna for voicing the female Psyker, Mommy Hadron, and Misozi! (e...
honestly
spaghetti out of pockets is boomer tier this is poser brainrot
i think for warhammer fantasy or AoS i'd prefer a more traditional RPG style
D20?
not D20 per se
but just like an RPG game a la skyrim, kcd, etc etc
itd be cooler to explore the world that way
did storm bolters exist during the HH
i've just now realized i have not seen a single HH storm bolter
Yes, mainly used by terminators though
No
those are combi bolters, different weapon same end result
twin linked bolters
Storm bolters are a post heresy invention
a Combi bolter is twin linked has 2 dif magazines + ammo feeds, ect.
its just 2 bolters fused into one
a Storm bolter is designed to feed from a single magazine, one trigger, ect.
You could fire one combi bolter barrel at a time if you wanted but not with a storm bolter

Combi bolters also have jamming issues lore wise
which is funny
because that makes 0 fucking sense
yeah it should be the other way around LMAO
you'd think the more pressing issue with the gun would be the duct tape tearing or something
Twice the gun, double the jam
Duh
Or just idk
Half the gun not working
So you just have a shittier bolter

Or a shittier flamer
Also the ammo consumption would be more
Although jamming would be less of a problem. I still imagine maintenance would be hell
Also
@dusk patrol https://youtu.be/hzF7vatYnA0?si=4ynIMVDy2zfZEpI3
Sorry for the massive delay, lots of roadblocks went down and working with these models on my toaster PC is still a nightmare. Probably gonna have to step back from 40k stuff for a bit, sorry.
Once again, MrGruntington made this all possible with his amazing job ripping the models from SM2, big thanks to him, also massive thanks to my brothers ...
"Although some of our Primarchs are still alive-"
average thanksgiving argument ensues
I think the funniest part is the Black Templar actually being somewhat reasonable
Also I think I heard the Iron Hand say that Ferrus died on Istvaan

Storm bolter is 1 trigger, but the feeding is just 2 mag sticked into 1.
Functionally, still 2 guns.
is it? I'm pretty sure its one big mag
nvm its 2 mags glued together
wtf lol
Yeah it's really funny looking
Like many other things in 40K, always sound over the top, but it is so ordinary.
wouldn't have it any other way
my partner is discorveinrg the space wolf models, she plays deathwatch so her reaction to these fucking models is beautiful
That dude is just named swan
Could Trayzn get into the Golden Throne Room?
I’m assuming probably since I don’t THINK it has protections against The Necron’s level of tech
Especially Trayzn’s general shitfuckery
Probably? But he won’t be able to do much before he’s caught
And also the emperor is constantly giving off a big psychic aura
That scorches armor
Is it pyrokinetic?
Because it wouldn’t be able to effect a Necron unless it was like
Warp based fire
Like you can’t warp a Necron but you can throw a rock at them using the warp essentially
Yeah no I just meant could he get in
It’s warp based fire
Yeah totally
He could def get in
Via pocket dimension stuff
How DOES the Necron psychic resistance work?
It doesn’t
Necrons are vulnerable to stuff that doesn’t effect the mind
And even then Some stuff still works
Do they have souls?
Messing with their senses still works
Don’t need one for psychic powers to work on you
Oh
So why did the Old Ones have a problem with the Necrons?
The C’tan
If warp shit still like worked
Yeah I know like whole C’tan are only slightly below Chaos Gods
Well
Not really
But they were still absurdly strong
The old ones were just really powerful psykers
The Necrons and C’tan basically ground down the Old Ones
When an old one dies they’re gone for good
It’s impossible to fully kill a C’tan without damaging the fabric of reality which is what the old ones were avoiding
The Necrons got most of the way through with their genocide before the enslaver plague and such occurred
Enslaved plague?
Is that the uh
Flayer thing?
Or is that separate
I’m not really clear on how the War in Heaven ENDED
Like why did they stop?
How did the Necrons break free from the control?
I’ve heard conflicting answers
The silent king was free of mind and turned on the C’tan with all the Necrons
That
Once the war in heaven genocide was mostly over
Why would the C’tan allow that
Then the old ones got finished off by the enslavers
Because his suffering was great
They enjoyed how much mental anguish he was in
Also the C’tan could have totally wiped out the Necrons
If they weren’t infighting
How did they shard the C’tan?
With what?
The C’tan grew weaker from fighting each other
Hitting them very very hard
C’tan don’t die when you defeat them, they split up into shards
Who are the Enslavers?
Oh
And are mine control things
The first daemons
tbf theres a few species like that in 40k
So why did the C’tan stop warring?
Enslaver Plague, enslavers are funny warp entities that do what their name implies
Because the Necrons turned on them?
They didn't, they were just infighting
OHHHH
while fighting the old ones
by the end of it
so then the Necrons turned on them
and the C'tan got totally fucked
and then they got torn apart and sharded
and then The Necrons went to sleep
So it was an anticlimactic end to the war
They both just kinda started having shit happen within their factions
Yeah
That makes more sense
The Eldar and krorks came out of the war in heaven pretty intact
And they were looking to put the necrons in the dirt
for what they did to the Old Ones
Well
we don't know what happened with the Krorks
we just know they devolved
but we do know that they were loyal to the Old Ones
So why did the Eldar stop?
The war?
the Necrons are gone, the enslaver plague is still an issue
might as well start your own empire
rather then fighting for a dead one
You said they wanted vengeance?
well they did do that
but they stoped caring eventually
A lot of necron tomb worlds got blown up or destroyed by the Eldar
but they had their own issues to deal with
like Chaos being born
I hate to be that guy but how do the Necrons EVER lose?
The Necrons mass slaughter of the old ones + war in heaven as a whole irreversibly fucked up the warp
in 40k? sleepy
fractured
Besides that though
tons of infighting and other issues
Like Eldar can be as good of fighters as they want but
Necrons are like a doomsday clock
You don’t just beat a super robot
well
they can
The thing with necrons is that they never stop coming
Most craftworlds don't bother with Necrons because the Necrons leave them alone
The Eldar Empire was a different story pre leadup to the fall
and they were actively seeking out Tombworlds to exterminate
before they woke up
Ok but here is one
They just strip atoms with their lasers
That’s
About as destructive as it gets without warping time and space
Dodge the lasers
Eldar are the way they are due to the fact that they were modified into weapons(to an extent)
Also the thing with Necrons is
they're sloooooooooooow
Slow reaction time, slow movement, slow to wake up ect.
aside from the elite ones like Triarchs, Lychguard, ect.
The Warriors aren’t exactly up to snuff with other faction soldiers no
The big thing with necrons is that there's a lot of them
and they're hard to kill
but on the upside they have a bunch of other issues holding them back
Aren’t the Necrons finite though?
Why can’t they just build more Necrons though?
The minds



