Homeworld lore: The Garden of Kadesh 

It's like fighting the Gaalsien all over again, but this time they are in space

Would love to see that kind of mission in Homeworld 3

@@MATTIUS I honestly think that there should be two games using the HMRM engine set in the existing timeline. Game one would be something that could be a stand alone or a series of "extra missions." You lead a carrier task force. Carrier is a Kushan design. Deliberatly state that the Carrier itself is ending its tour of service soon. This establishes that its been some time following the reclamation and shortly after the beast war. It would have missions where you explore the great wastelands and the anchent wrecks that oddly resemble your ships, the furthest you travel would be to kadesh where only a sole needleship only partly operational lay. Some of the kadesh rejoin the kithiid, the rest.... Remain. During this campaign you can get clued into why the new ship designs are so different from their HW 1 counterparts... Say they are designed to be resistant to beast infection or something. Start introducing the new ships slowly during the campaign so say start with assault frigates and phase over to flack frigates. Have one old style and new style destroyer jump in during a tight spot in a mission and fight ypur enemy with the old style one dying early or something to explain why the new DD is better (seriously, because the New one having no ion cannons kinda is stupid. Same guns between the two but trading two ion cannons for a torpedo tube? Come ooonnnnn. Give us a reason for the apparent down grade!) With the final cinematic of the carrier being stood down at the original mothership (makes sense as we are told that up until its shell and guts are used for the pride or higarra that its exactly what its purpose has become, a massive shipyard.) And next to the mother ship on either side, two shipyards with one of them sending out workers to examine a derelict that you returned and the other has a partly constructed battle cruiser, the first of its kind.

@@MATTIUS the 2nd? The dust wars. I would *love* to see the traditionally good guys do an act that is actually shameful (the orbital bombardment of the tidan homeworld) get shamed then fight the *fully armed* bentusi and Bentus... And Sajuuks Wrath jumping to the angel moons grab well would be the end of the final mission, your desperate yet futile battle against the bentusi. The cinematic once you hit the J button for the last time would show the Bentusi in shame at what they did to a race that should have been their peers for acting how they once acted. The tiidan slowly claiming higaran territory with now overwhelming force... And then... The exile...

@@MATTIUS make the captain of Sajuuks Wrath a S'jet just because. But yeah, that would be excellent. Maybe between those two games we could get some clarification on the ship types found in the deserts of karak

Emissaries to where? They were destroyed

I think this is exactly where the inspiration came from

I was still pretty young when the game came out, and hadn't really grasped the meta of RTS games of the time yet. I tried this mission so many times and couldn't do it. I actually gave up for years after the next mission, which is even more insane. Games back then could be so unforgiving and I actually miss that, without doing everything right you'd get curb stomped by kadeshi. What's weird is that the defender was absurdly strong against them in the original, but in the remaster they're useless and drone frigates are gold. Those frigs were AWFUL in the original IIRC

@@jakeg3733 Defenders are broken in the Remaster just FYI. They don't work properly if you look at them.

I remember having to restart the Garden a few times, before I realized the swarmers had to refuel so often. I then stole all their fuel pods.

A fascinating connection in Deserts of Kharak exists with the Gaalsien. If you look at their Kiith crest in the ending cutscene it is more prominent than the others. The implication is that they were probably in charge before and for a time after landfall. They preserved the knowledge of the exodus the only way they could; as a religion. And then they became fanatics over the centuries Assuming they were the premier Kiith during the breakaway in the nebula, it's a safe bet that the Kadeshi were also Gaalsien. Given their propensity towards religious extremism, it's even more likely. They even use the same tactics. So we indirectly do get to learn more of them in the prequel, sad as the ending is

Thanks for watching Mick

Not so sure on the star citizen engine, they are making a new game though. Thanks for watching👍

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I will definitely finish this series at least. Looking at doing homeworld 2 in this fashion once I complete the first game.

I plan to start making at some point this year again. Real world stuff made me take a hiatus for while. Thanks for the support

Yes I am

@@MATTIUS Been quiet for a while. Was just curious lol. I use too go by Ahsoka.

Life got in the way unfortunately. I do plan on returning, just figuring out where these wires go in the FSD

@@MATTIUS yea i get that summer's always the most hectic point for me.

Glad your enjoying these. NMS is rather complex lorewise. The simulation of each instance of reality do allow you to add l things non cannon as there has been many simulations over and over again. You'll be pleased to know the video I am working on currently is ED

I'll be back one day. Just life...

Yeah they're pretty bullshit. Still haven't finished through the Kadesh missions

Lots and lots of multi gun corvettes and if not then then fighters

Thanks for watching.

What do you mean? Kith Gaalsien was always right their warnings fallen on deaf ears lead to destruction of kharak and death of millions.

@@Ahmadabdal_ I know but to be fair, the northern coalition didnt know and who would believe their words where the group or faction were extremist?

Yeah buying it this month. Trust me I am as p..sed off by the way they have treated people over it all. Tweaked getting banned on twitch for asking a question was disgusting. I mean at the end of the day I do want the game to be fixed, can I see it?? I can't... Had a few requests to turn my coat inside out from other content creators. I do plan on making SC in the near future. Just got some other things I need to work with first (irl) Thanks for stopping by.

@@MATTIUS i would love to continue the hunt for Raxxla. Just hanging out in our tinfoil hats theorizing what it could be... My problem is that i realized that's really all you do in elite. Fantasize. Fantasizing about landing on planets... Fantasizing about walking in ships... Fantasizing about playing with other people... It broke me. Can't wait to see you in the verse. I've been too blown away by shit like textures and game loops to even dig into the lore yet lol.

Yeah exactly. Couldn't of broke it down better myself.

Thanks for this. Still around.

I'm awesome mate. I wish I could get back on this sooner, just mad busy with work. Watch this space I will be back on this very soon.

Got an elite video coming out this Friday.

Beyond the void, had no signal...

@@MATTIUS you better be back lol, without you I lost interest in ED lol

@@gabrielm.942 Explore the Bramboo Sector, you'll re-discover your love of Elite Dangerous Horizons until Starfield comes out.

I remember in the cataclysm booklet that came with the game there are stories of samtow mining teams during the exodus. Officially not cannon yes, but no doubt it was a thing...

@@MATTIUS would you like me to send you my copy of the Homeworld Cataclysm manual?

Looking back I think your correct.

Ok I hope I helped. Looking forward to more videos, let you know if I find something else incorrect. Love your stuff

Possibly, As far as I'm aware though it has never been fully clarified. At least the Bentusi are a distinct alien race. The Kushan/Hiigaran and the Taidanni/Vega could be related.

@@MATTIUS How do you know, are they shown somewhere? The Bentusi. The rest of the races seem to be human, Makkan is just a weird dude, the Taidan live on the same planet as Kushan, the Kadeshi are probably the run away turned pirates Higarans .

@Choda Boy Music Deserts of Kharak addresses it somewhat, mentioning that the Homeworld of Hiigara was captured by a once oppressed race, the Taidanni. Not mentioning that the Taidanni were of non Human decent, just that the Taidanni lived elsewhere and had captured Hiigara.

If Human beings lived on a planet that was distinct from earth, example being if the gravity was greater than or less than earth, or if the planet was colder or warmer then over time the humans living there would evolve to adapt to their environment. It could be that the Kushan and the Taidanni shared some sort of origin point in their histories but this is not clarified in the lore. That fact that the game mentions the Taidanni and Kushan as "races" and not "race" is significant as it suggests that there is some difference between the two.

@@MATTIUS well, yeah... that's how I understood the whole story... just like races on Earth... the confusing part is the word ''race'' as it could be synonymous with species... anyway, cheers