Can SPACE MARINES Hold vs 15 MILLION ZOMBIE ARMY!? - UEBS 2: Warhammer 40k Mod 

Not Really there have been serveral times in the lore where about 100-500 unarmend civilans took down a Spacemarine, 4 Custodes would do the Job

@@creapblank1326 not naked they didnt. hahahaha 5 million zombies couldnt kill one space marine

​@@creapblank1326 those are humans with thoughts of using weapons and such. Zombies just come straight at you

@@Lolan1111 You *Severely* overestimate the Astartes. With no air-support nor Titants, this is exactly the result I'd expect for the Ultra-smurfs. Maybe is Papa Smurf was with them it would have made a difference. Now if they were Charcharadons, well, it might have been a different story.

One-hundred eversors killed 400 space marines.

I was just thinking Hamilton had a better battle plan.

The second he said “I put the Ultramarines on Guard mode”, I felt Guilliman weep. They’re the Ultramarines, not the Fists, that’s not how they operate.

@@SomaCruz500Rogal “The best offense is a good defense” Dorn

@SomaCruz500 and that's LITERALLY the Custodes' main job!

yeah...

Not the best against swarming zombies that are also melee based I think is what he meant. At least that's what I got from it. If I'm fighting a zombie swarm I would rather have a bolter than a chainsword for sure. Now me being able to use either without self inflicted injury is a totally different question lol

​​@@17crusadersYeah, in this battle chainswords would be unnecessary for the marines when the bolter doubles as a club in addition to being able to spit death from afar. Actually, even the marine's fists would be more than enough ​for these zombies.

Ik lol, I was thinking the same thing lmao

Maybe if it was the Black Templars...

Reminds me of the Steiner Scout Lance... Four 100 ton mechs...

For real

Daley: "Let's add 5,000 trolls, that'll balance things out."

Daley: let's put all the artillery in the front so it gets attacked first I ain't ever letting him command my army lmao

Trolls woudent even stand a chanse aguinst a bolter and the zombies woudent be abel to even do more then a scratch and they would pull out a chainsword for meele

Dude is the enemy of the teams more than the teams are enemies to each other, like is this man an AI or smth lol

It's just Ultramarines. Will anyone really miss them.... To be fair Roboute has like 500,000 Astartes at his command and like a quarter of that are a part of his gene seed.

​@@danielpaoli1093 space balls. Blueberry space balls 🫐

Neither would the tanks.

These zombies are biting through their armor it would see. The ‘nids are curious now 😂

the lack of tactics on display is that of the average general in 40K though, however the spacemaries would say otherwise.

Forget all of those tanks: the PDF would have POSTED MEN ON THE BATTLEMENTS of the first fort so they could provide cover-fire for the SM who chose to stand outside the walls! (With RPG launchers and mortar-teams inside, you saw what those grenade walkers did to the zed, now picture that but coming from inside the walls and raining hell outside them for close to 500 yards as the zed TRY to close-the-gap...

@@Ontinara The reports of the commanders of the Imperial Guard's incompetence have been greatly exaggerated. At top-level command positions that's a factor, but that's because they're trying to direct the fighting across whole worlds or even multiple star-systems, which, yeah, fuckups are inevitable at that scale, and in some cases might LOOK-LIKE a fuckup to the boots-on-the-ground people, but actually sending those men to certain death was critical to force the enemy to react to it in a way that will SAVE millions of other troopers: the ones on that mission just happened to get the short-straw.

@@alexanderjarukYeah, the lack of properly deployed heavies was what really killed the Imperium here. You don't fight hordes of low-quality melee-only enemies with Space Marines holding regular bolters. Those are precision weapons to take out individual enemies, not crowd control. You deploy a wall of Astartes to buy time, much like the setup of battle 1 - but IMMEDIATELY back them up. The frontline marines are only there to hold the zombies off. The killing work is for heavy artillery, orbital bombardments, whatever you have on hand that goes BOOOOM. Alternatively, literally a tank, regardless of type, would be able to plough through the zombie horde unscathed and rack up kills without even firing a shot - of course, they can do that too, for extra kills. Not quite as effective as area bombardment, but will eventually get the job done.

Exactly. At least put the artilley on the walls

The only way I see a million zombies possibly bringing down a marine in full armour is by surrounding and crowd crushing him with the weight of a million bodies.

well a force of 5 million isnt exactly a scout interception nor supply line destroying force

they're zombies though, the tend not to do things in halves@@borekminer

@@user-ji3yx5wx1h a person made that scenario with what he thought would be 2 nearly equal powers so he considered them to be powerfull enough to possible destroy a scouting force

Technically not an entire chapter seeing that the tenth company isn't confined to exactly 100 marines seeing that it is the scout company and it's the company recruits are trained in

@@borekminer they are zombies. Normal bullets don't even penetrate their armor. a fair fight would be 15 mil zombies vs 1 Marine, it'd take ages, but he'd still win.

Totally. The numbers could be balanced if at least he colocated the troops with a minimum of strategy

@@soldadoalax I mean sure, in this game the infantry is just like a big square and overall it is painting with a broad brush an so on, but artillery in front AND without infantry support is basically useless.

@@apanapandottir205 Artillery should be on top of the walls or behind it

@@soldadoalax And then you dig a ditch! :D

@@apanapandottir205tbf the ditch would probably have done nothing because of the zombie numbers, it would have been filled with bodies in no time

Some of it was gltichy. Also, the setup was not great. He put tanks out in the open, not smart. Also, some of the units could not fire because of the mountain of dead zombies.

Like 70% of the legions didn't even have 30 or 40k marines

@@stophavingmemakenewaccount3998 70%? No. According to Lexicanum, each Legion at the start of the "Heresy" had way higher Known numbers than that. (Alpha Legion and Word Bearers are a bit problematic for different reasons and each were strongly suspected to be higher still, just unreported for their own reasons.) Ultramarines = 250'000 Dark Angels = just under 200'000 Iron Warriors = 150'000 to 180'000 Sons of Horus = 130'000 to 170'000 World Eaters = 150'000 Word Bearers = 100'000 to 150'000 (?) Blood Angels = 120'000 Night Lords = 90'000 to 120'000 Iron Hands = 113'000 Emperor's Children = 110'000 Imperial Fists = over 100'000 Space Wolves = 95'000 to 100'000 Death Guard = 95'000 White Scars = 95'000 Alpha Legion = 90'000 to 180'000 (?) Salamanders = 89'000 Raven Guard = 80'000 Thousand Sons = 85'000 Where a lot of confusion as to the size of each Legion comes in seems to be Andy Chambers quote stating that each Legion was Created 10'000 strong. Some have taken this to assume they Stayed at roughly those numbers throughout, despite the entire HH series telling us otherwise, and in every case either a specific figure, Or a figure we can easily extrapolate from (IE, X number being "...a fifth of the Legion) Also, despite the absolute Carnage of Astartes V Astertes combat through the Many long years of the "Heresy", for the relative few loyalist survivors of the Legions to be split into So many 1000 strong First Founding Chapters would pretty strongly indicate that the parent Legions were Way bigger than Andy Chambers 10'000 to endure staggering losses and Still create so many chapters... even if we didn't have the figures from the HH series itself.

@@stophavingmemakenewaccount3998 Lexicanum (drawing from the HH series) has the Raven Guard at the smallest Legion by numbers by quite some way... and even They had 80'000 at the outbreak of the Heresy.

He keeps adding trolls into battles but it just ruins them because trolls are insanely OP.

He always puts in way too many trolls. He's like, "15,000 modern soldiers versus 1 million zombies...and 5,000 trolls."