Marine Reacts | How to Play Warhammer 40k: DARKTIDE By Bricky 

what's recaf precisely? from what i understood it should be some kind of coffee replacement

@@matteocdt5214 Basically any caffeinated drink. It's been described as various types of coffee and tea.

Pretty sure Kit was a fan of 40k, but never mentioned it until he saw TheRussianBadger’s Space Marine video.

same here...i got so hocked on Dark Heresy 2nd years ago, that to this day i use some of the terms like , recaf & frak

He does love the emperor.

Or a Psyker because his "WITTNESS YOUR DOOM!" was spot on

depends. some builds can perma block or kite the daemonhost effectively and allow your team to kill it (or even true solo). Its also super helpful on dark maps to hit them and quickly finish monstrosity contracts that would take 4-6 hours in 1. BUT... anyone who didnt know about them is definitely getting slaughtered lol

Ha! Wonderful. Thanks for the tip

@@communisticus191 yes. but, best case scenario, you waste ammo, stamina, health and resources for something you could pass by just fine so... do not fight a daemonhost. ever.

@@communisticus191your best bet is an ogryn with the shield. He can activate the special ability which is just locking the shield down, and your literally immortal

“Get him the really shiny star one with the rainbow”

I imagine positive reinforcement works very well with them.

Wait what. Lamenters have primaris now? Does that mean the primaris have their misfortune gene defect fixed now?

@@roxrequiem2935 Lamenters haven't actually gotten anything written for them beyond getting Primaris so far, so we still have to see how it plays out for them.

@@roxrequiem2935 I think not for they are using a mixure of the Primarch + Lamenters geen seed so. I dont know in the end, they just said they are reciving Primaris but they havent said how are they doing.

I'm praying hard brother

Bro I'm praying to the chaos gods for a ps5 release.

@@silentjustin To my knowledge that hasn't been announced as happening. I feel for you.

@@dcohen1359 I just wish they'd say something for the Xbox fans

@@dcohen1359 Welp. That's it. Looks like I'm summoning Tzeentch. Or a demon of Tzeentch. Either way I'm getting this fucking game.

Aww! That's cute! In a horrifying and sad way

in general a lot of the abridged series are pretty decent if you've seen the original content. my personal favourite is the helsing ova abridged.

I second this

to be honest, you don't really even need to watch the original TFS does it fantasticly.

Damn that does sound fun, I found it hilarious when Matt Mercer was playing Overwatch while in character as McCree and confusing people.

@@G1NZOU Forty-One did the same thing with Tarkov as USEC 3.

What are the videos called?

youtube.com/@alexjordanvo

That's what Majorkill had said as well tbh, so I think I'll take both your opinions and wait 2-4 weeks haha

Your perspective of Darktide changes a lot depending on whether you are already familiar with Vermintide 2, which Bricky is not. If you've never played VT2 or only played a few missions, Darktide is a great game, and finally a good entry into the video game side of the 40K franchise. If you have hundreds of hours in VT2, like me (I have over 716 hrs) and most other people critical of the game, it is filled with mind-bogglingly dumb design decisions from the ground up that make it a step down from its predecessor in nearly every conceivable way. Vermintide 2 plays smoother, has better progression (never thought I'd be saying that!), has better sub-class variety from talents, had more content even upon release, and has more balanced difficulties, enemies and better balanced and more engaging level modifiers (in the form of Deeds). Not to mention that VT2 actually lets you play the levels you want instead of having an extremely ridiculous random map pool system. VT2 even does the fabled "hybrid combat" much better, it feels far better to rapidly switch between melee and ranged in that game, and ironically the weapons in VT2 are far more stable and accurate than the ones in Darktide - even sniper weapons explicitly labelled as "precise" generally feel like shit to use because they wobble about all the time and never shoot where you point them. VT2 also has much better characters and dialogue than Darktide. All the player characters are extremely flat and shallow, and the only NPC with any real personality whatsoever is Hadron. It's the reason why she has rapidly become the fan favourite - it's not because she is written so well, it's because she is the only one who actually feels like a person, a little ironic given that she is the least human of all. The only area where Darktide is really superior is the music. The visual design is cool too and has great detail, but it all rapidly gets samey, whereas every VT2 level is distinct and immediately recognisable.

Sea I'm not familiar with VT2 either. Still interesting insight. I will say, I do play shooters and I never had a problem with ranged combat in this. Like if I can hit a sniper 3x in a row with a shotgun I feel it's fine. The landscapes is a fair point but you are kind of in a Hive City, you don't get a lot of options when the whole planet is a rusted polluted wasteland. That's not a Darktides problem, that's a 40K problem.

Fun. Note on this one the cosmetic shop trader changes when you reach level 30 so look out for that

Chirati?

@@steelbear2063 sorry skitarii it’s been a hot minute since I thought about the cog boys’ army

Hey die for the emperor is a blessing "Inquisitor this man right here"

Bro I died 💀

@@gholamdapantaloonsniffer8218 man roasted fulgrim in 30k then came back after hearing morty got slapped up by the avenging bean counter cause he got fed up chasing dark eldar booty