Sacrifice | The Tithes Breakdown | Episode 1 

Like Illuminor szeras didn’t know they were there. They were allowed to get there. The escape was probably outside his calculations

I wonder if Zeras knew about the genseed extraction that apoticaries do to continue the production of more space marines or he was just playing fool.

@@TMoDDD Frankly, Szeras doesn't care. To a Necron lord, humanity is nothing more than a bunch of ignorant animals, a parasite that must be eradicated from his galaxy. Human knowledge has no value to the Necrons. Maybe not in the age of technology, but in the age of Imperium, pffft.

Dude

A Raven Guard is born in it. Molded by it.

Well also his system was damaged and he had to chase Sakhan on foot.

Plus, the head could still function as a means to keep tabs on Sa'Kan. Still has to have some sort of signal

@@Counterpoints too bad hes a black guy tho huh space marines are white

Yeah, but last we saw sa'kan, he also had a damaged helmet. It'd be cool to see him wear an ultramarine helmet just for a bit of consistency. Moreover, Im pretty sure we see him leave death marks head on the ground of pariah nexus.

Well... this time its necron showed as stormtroopers :P

To be fair their kill/death ratio still puts them winning the war by leaps and bounds

Silly or not, the reload scene is exactly how agile and coordinated Space Marines are supposed to be, which is rarely shown in WH40k media.

​@@Mastercio these are necrons warriors, common citizens of the necrontyr people. They might have strong weapons and strong bodies, but they are not special.

I agree with everything but the reload scene. There's so many wounded reload drills IRL they could've used to demonstrate his combat proficiency

but what about his seed?

@citizenbane1991 poor one out for my boy. He didn't make it, no one ever does.

@@citizenbane1991probably gone with the air strike the ultramarine ship sent in at the end

He got hit with necron aids gun, his whole self is gone

I'm also missing a hand, so I'm digging on how that worked. Food for thought.

I thought it was so lame. It would be more effective to throw ammunation to the Salamander

It did look rather over the top and ridiculous. More like something you'd expect to see in a Resident Evil movie action scene.

@@RoboticPope Sometimes I enjoy stupid and overly ridiculous action.

@@AFAndersen yea, would've been also dope to see a Primaris tucking his Bolter between the legs to reload it.

It's a possibility. Tip my hat

That is an amazing detail if true, which I'm choosing to believe Ty for pointing that out

I won’t be surprised if the ending of this overall series has him become indoctrinated into the deathwatch.

I want to see him hundreds of years later meet again the deathmark and have it acknowledge him as worthy foe.

yep and i didnt expect that it will be so gross. I dont know why but i was always thinking that geneseed is much smaller then what we saw here and it is some bio-mech kind of thing similar to chip.

Yeah but when a Marine Malevolent captain tried that he got the beating of his life.And it was the very same 3rd war for Armageddon.

@waterbug5294 I mean in that instance it was more the fact that the Marines Malevolent went out of their way to use the civillians as bait for the Orks that earned them a scolding of note from the Salamander's. Grimaldus in this instance had no ill intentions towards the civillians.

​@@waterbug5294That captain not making hard decision but outright sacrifire all the civilaztion there to kill 50000 ork.. he simply didnt care at all.

I don't think he came off a jerk. He's probably saved 1000s to 10s to 100s of thousands of lives personally. At his own expense and life. Doing so will leave most jaded especially after losing those closest to you.

@@ForgottenHonor0 it’s true. Salamanders are noble bright in a see of darkness

@@josephmangano3261 Like when Brutus called Sakan weak? When he said the Salamanders Chapter was "riven with weakness"? When he accused Sakan and his chapter of a "lack of zeal," and implied that this view of the Salamanders was widely held among the Ultramarines and anecdotally validated by Sakan's absence during Brutus' fight with one of the Necron battle units? That's called being a jerk.

@@bigollameosalamanders have also been known to sacrifice themselves all to often. Before they found their primarch they were nearly extinct due to their suicidal nature. It makes sense to not hold them in high regard when they actively will sacrifice both themselves and their allies for some human civilians

​@@josephmangano3261 lives saved doesn't make someone 'not a jerk'. Take the Night Lord's for example. They've directly saved more lives than others by a staggering amount. Indirectly is another thing, but that's the thing. Neither make them 'not a jerk'

I mean, he diverted paths from Brutus for maybe a 10 second walk. Then it took him over 30 seconds, assuming he is also sprinting at this point, to get back to Brutus. So either he is disloyal or the creators of this show have no idea how time and distance work. I choose the latter.

@@hubertcumberdale6404 especially at the end, when Sakan was the marine behind, but then is head just for Brutus to be killed

@@JohnMasterCheif yea that irked me too. Like, you didn’t notice? You passed him up and just didn’t have the wherewithal to keep an eye on your fellow marine? I know Sa’Kan is loyal, but the creators of this episode tried their hardest to make him seem like he cares only for himself.

@@hubertcumberdale6404 this is s bad take. Both marines are extracting under heavy fire. There is no time or opportunity to look back. They just have to run as fast as hell to get out of there.

@@Cynycter under heavy fire? The necrons go full storm trooper until they kill Brutus. They literally are firing 30 feet off target at some points. And the sequence of events was; they are under heavy fire while Brutus was recovering the gene seed. Then as they exit that room, Sa’Kan throws a krak grenade which causes a huge explosion. From that point on all we see is Sa’Kan and Brutus running with Brutus in the lead. No more enemies, no more shooting. Just Sa’Kan emerging wildly and looking back to see Brutus hit by fire. So at some point he just sprinted past Brutus and stopped caring about if he makes it until he is out of the structure. That’s what the show portrays to us. It’s just a lazy way to portray space marines in my opinion. First off, how are they not on a closed vox channel? Sa’Kan would have known immediately when Brutus was hit. Second, I just refuse to believe Sa’Kan would be so scared, so self concerned, that he would run by a fellow space marine and leave him in the dust to fend for himself. You can call my take bad. But it is based off what we were shown. Your take inserts scenes that didn’t exist but we can both agree they should have existed.

Last stand was bad to the bone

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Chill it was the first one... :D

Choose the sons of the Warhawk! (My favorite legion but it's a private joke, especially if you have already painted😄)

@FlexStudioPL you don't understand how hyped anything ultramarines makes me

@@hubertcumberdale6404 I agree, but knowing how complex animation is, I get it. Fight scenes are incredibly demanding and the more things on screen the more expensive.

@@Counterpoints yes, but for a company worth $3.4 billion, you think they could have made it 20-25 minutes like Pariah Nexus. I know it all sounds nit-picky, but I really wanted to see more of Brutus. This episode felt like a part two with missing part one.

And free to watch the episode since we get to see the episodes for free with out paying for warhamer+ which is great tho he takes a while but im still waiting for him to breakdown the 2nd episode of tightes

Indeed

Another hit video / animation story series is: Angels of Death , Helsreach and Astartes.

Slaanesh is corrupting your comments section.

*Calling upon Ordo Malleus and Ordo Hereticus to combat this corruption*

Youre welcome

@@Counterpoints Khorne has bots😱

@@karldehaut thats what i thought but they are agents of Slaanesh

Keeping them in their basement

@@Sovietblade5.45 lol it’s been 1 week but I appreciate the sentiment

@@kingjay6098 07

No. It had one Sister of Battle surviving the hit and was clearly shown to be a miracle/manifestation of faith. I don't remember seeing it glancing off, but if it did, marines have ablative armour.

you were a pogue clearly

@@PalonDude Auspex 😄

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It would spread by atomic proximity. On that scale, the gun is miles away.

His just in the right place and in the right time, his just their to make sure that none of the Sister and Brutus sacrifice didn't go in vain.

You appreciated this when you was a kid? It was released this year... Interesting timeline.

If I remember right, he took on a skorpek while they went a different route

Listen, they’re still dominating this planet and have wiped 99% of the population

Necron 'Warriors' are nothing of the kind. They're farmers, youtubers and everything else. Essentially, just a dude with an outrageous gun

Their butts tbh

Raven Guard. No one knows they're there. Or Iron Hands, might as well not exist.

@@rantymcrant-pants9536 But the Iron Hands deserve it, the Salamanders definitely do not.

@@jacobfoster9185 I’m sure the mechanicum has one. They just keep it secret cuz they’re jerks

@@seanblakley2192 99.9% I said absolver is for self defense and mercy killing. Reductor is for cracking armor and retrieving geneseed. If I mix it somewhere can you tag me with a time stamp?

​@@Counterpoints you are correct, see the edit to my original comment! Great job!

@@seanblakley2192 lol thanks. Otherwise I thought I had dementia