Darktide Looks Incredibly Fun | Bricky Reaction 

What a badass lol

Cutthroat is a cadian. Makes perfect sence when be yells and screams. The game also has a chear function. And one of the cadian veteran's shout voicelines is: Cadia Stands! Cadia Lives!

My favorite quotes for the shout would be "FIGHT OR ANSWER TO ME" and "WEAPONS UP, DRIVE THEM BACK"

You forgot Cutthroat's best line: "IF YOU CAN BREATHE, YOU CAN KILL!"

@@thepiousskeleton6046 oh yeah! Angry cadians all we need next are kreigsman.... if they talk at all

A 100% lore accurate Tzeentchian demon seems impractical to replicate then

​@@TheLegitWeebs yep, which is why both on models from the tabletop and games such things might be referenced but never truly implemented, if you try to do such transformation with for example a whole group of Blue Horrors (lesser daemons of tzeentch) in a game the amount of animations and more would propably melt your pc (as tzeentch intended)

I really wish GW would lean into these things instead of always going: "Here's a new Tzeentch thing, it has feathers and a beak" like they do now.

Doing that to a space marine is insane! At least it was a Word Bearer.

@@TheLegitWeebsso it’s possible they were possessed by a demon for the lols

That's the thing with game OSTs sometimes. For some games, you don't really get a good sense of it until you hear it in-game combined with all the other elements. Now that you mentioned this though I can already somewhat imagine how satisfying this would be in combat.

Will do!

1 of the big updates

40k Nurgle is a cancer, fantasy Nurgle is a virus.

Don't forget that it is also a classic strategy for chaos across 40k and Fantasy to try twist worshippers by appealing to the strength of their faith (why yes, this person you are worshipping is certainly the Emperor in one of his many forms. He looks like a large bird because he has reached that level of ascendancy. Could anyone who isn't Him perform such feats of psychic might?). It can be a slippery slope where devotion to your deity turns into worship to someone else due to some crafty encouraging of aspects of your worship. It's interesting seeing how the forces of Nurgle are portrayed in their own lore such as the Lords of Silence (great book). There are plenty of the traditional slow methodical guys who just go through everything at a plod without caring, there's those who are partway towards embracing the gift who can sprint when they want to and there are those who resist the gift and are faster than marines from other factions. Part of the domain of Nurgle is complacency and an unwillingness to change so the numbers of the former group are much larger than the latter but it would be entirely lore accurate to have small groups of regular marines moving at speed to accomplish objectives if that's how people wished to play them. Worst case scenario they can always teleport in some terminators. I do concur with everything else for the most part. Mechanically the Avatar is incredibly strong but it's one of those things which is always destined to lose in lore because it's a powerful thing which exist in an effectively infinite number for the purpose of story telling so there are no long term consequences to it losing in order to make a named character look cooler (in theory. In practice, this has cheapened it's value and by extension anyone associated with it). Same deal with the Swarmlord although I'm grateful they haven't really done that with my beloved C'tan. Daftest moment for it has to be when the Primarch Fulgrim somehow strangled the statue made of magma but I did appreciate the fight with the Swarmlord on Craftworld Lyanden where it attempted to challenge the Swarmlord to a duel only for the Swarmlord to send a bunch of Carnifex to kill it instead. It's just a nice change of pace from the usual duels between champions in the setting with the one faction such taunts are least likely to work on. I agree that unnamed Space Marines would be favoured in a fight with an Ogryn even without their wargear (with it, it's a stomp) but, with the exclusion of psykers which can vary hugely, that is probably the 1v1 matchup which the Imperial guard would be most likely to win vs Marines (unless you count 1 marine vs 1 Baneblade which I don't). If this happened in a story it would also hugely depend on who is writing the story as CSM have been written incredibly inconsistently in the past from ruthless professionals using cover and breaching tactics to shouting "give me your best shot" to the officer holding a volkite gun in close range (he survived but it certainly ruined his day along with one of his hearts). They're the CSM punching bags of lore but I would probably believe it if you told me an Ogryn had killed a Khornate Berserker or a Plague Marine in melee combat as those are the marines which typically possess a glaring weakness (Berserkers are generally depicted as single-minded while Plague Marines rely on the incredible endurance) and Ogryns are, after all, really strong. That's the whole reason the Imperium goes out of their way to field them and to incorporate them into their force rather than just another 10 regular guardsmen. Nork has canonically dragged a troop transport, killed a Tyrannid Mawloc (think baby Thresher Worm from Mass Effect for anyone unfamiliar) and defeated an Ork Warboss with a single headbutt so if an Ogryn manages to land a good hit on a CSM they're going to feel it. I do think they would struggle to do that given fighting is after all the science of hitting people without getting hit yourself and your average veteran of the Long War knows how to not die in a fight.

@@consolescrub4031 Unless it was retconned, the Swarmlord wasn't on Lyanden, that was just a Hive Tyrant with a particularly tough shell.

@@lich109 You're right. I thought Valedor mentioned the Swarmlord but it's just the tough Hive Tyrant. There's a good showing for magma man later in that book though as the reddit thread so kindly reminded me.

The gameplay is a lot better than it was (but still in my opinion far, far inferior to Vermintide 2 and I could talk for hours about why) but the progression and everything outside of the missions themselves is one of the most soul-crushing experiences I've ever had in a game. It is no word of exaggeration that Darktide has the worst progression I have ever seen in a video game. I still could not recommend it to anyone for that reason alone.

That's actually hilarious xD

Oof. I guess that's what happen when you fall to chaos

Soulstorm is a treasure trove of brilliant voice acting. SPEHHS MEHREENS is not even the best of it. I still remember the METAL BAWKSES, asthmatic robots and whiny tau. I mean, we went from Dark Crusade with absolitely great voice acting like Eliphas, O'Kais and Taldeer to Soulstorm with like 1,5 voice actors doing all the voices.

Dude, I can't wait to play Dawn of War. Heard too many good things about it to not try it for myself

@@TheLegitWeebs yes, but i precise on "dark crusade" Dawn of war 1 basic is a pearl, winter assault is harsh, dark crusade is nice, soulstorm is mid at best.