The Siege of Vraks | Parts 1 - 6 (animated Warhammer 40K Lore) 

Man how can you butcher a name this hard? Zuehlke is clearly german origin, could be written Zühlke too. The Z is pronounced like the „ts“ in „tsar“ and the „ue“ like the „y“ in „syllable“. And then just add the rest.

what software are you using to make these animations ?

​@aurelian2641 the audacity of a German reprimanding a Slavs pronunciation on a fictional video lol You give us a bad name

i like this keep it up I'm enjoying watching these long Warhammer documentary episodes 👍👍

im now picturing a conductors cab stuffed full of the mechanicus all humming, chanting, and praying around the coal box while servitors are absolutely just BLASTING the theme song.

Imagine thousands of Krieg soldiers forced to listen to Thomas the tank engine theme song on repeat for several hours as they get transported to the front lines. That must be true hell.

@@arya8165 more like heaven, the song fucking *bops*

The faster and loud the song the faster the train goes

Nah, it uses the remix of "Thomas the Tank Engine" with Notorious B.I.G. C'MON, MUTHAFUCKERS, C'MON...

It was picked because it appealed to the average age of the Krieg soldiers

@@Gabryal77 This is such a perfectly understated, and tremendously dark comment. Bravo sir.

@@Justowner and most likely true too xD

Haha sorry. Good luck with the studies

now it's the same case with me during finals

@@Janovich I wanted to let you know. I passed!

@@jacobmiller6001 I wish you the best of luck. Hopefully you passed.

@@satraelr.r.deihouwmarentar7901 Hey good job mate

Thanks very interesting

Makes sense from a logical perspective, imagine being in the front moving over the unexploded minefield... nope lmao

Imagine being in the first wave over the minefield 💀only Kriegers can pull this shit off

Modern US doctrine has an Abrams equipped with a plow directly follow the deployment of MCLCs (mine clearing line charges) deployed from an armored vehicle via rocket. These will explode surface mines in a path several meters wide and I believe a hundred meters long. The plow Abrams then sweeps the ground ahead of it with the plow to detonate more deeply buried anti-vehicle mines. Engineers mark the assault lane and follow on Abrams put pressure on enemy defenses as a MCLC is used to clear the next hundred meters. In order for the assault to succeed, close air support is required to neutralize enemy artillery, while artillery keeps the infantry's heads down and prevents them from effectively deploying ATGMs against the tanks. Once an assault lane has been cleared, the infantry follows quickly behind the armored forces and deploys from their vehicles only when in direct sight of enemy trenches. At no point does the infantry assault on foot across a mine field. If the US Army can't effect this plan for whatever reason (airspace is too heavily contested, for example), then it simply does not conduct an assault. Modern static defenses are entirely too deadly and will guarantee failure.

u sure? Usually it'd make sense just to not advance..

It's the only proper way to do stuff like this, you bring solid numbers in and nerds start poking holes in your scifi warzone.

​@@UrbanArmada I feel personally attacked. Lmfao

I thought Vraks was a Fortress world, so is an Armory world the same definition as a Fortress world?

@@SordidusFellatio Cadia was a fortress world. You couldn't even land there to fight. Vraks? Just an armory, they landed and built front lines almost unimpeded

@@terrorbilly8177armory worlds are planets with highly fortified hive cities defending armories A fortress world is literally an armored world designed to spend years under siege

40k absolutely benefits from the top-down battle map treatment ala Baz Battles or Kings and Generals or History Marche RU-vid channels

Yeah way better

accurate

Jägers led the way, the pioneers would join the fray Initiative gained, advancement sustained Lead through direct command, as they're advancing through the land Encircling their flanks, and ravage their ranks

Attack of the dead men, stormtrooper, price of a mile, devil dogs, unkillable soldier. Any others?

@@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus Fields of Verdun, perhaps?

@@guardsmengunner Ravaging ranks, you say? _Custodial blushing intensifies_

How do you do that

@@tyberostheredwake emote from channel membership.

Thomas the tank engine to the rescue!!

I was typing an english paper with this as a audio story to listen to because is calm but serious and out nowhere 20 min in THOMAS

@@I_am_Mazki that's cool I didn't know it was Thomas the train theme until someone said something haha

@@robertgrissom3689He is Thomas the SEIGE engine now

That caught me off guard 😅😂

Russian cartoons from the 50s are amazing, dunno what are you talking about xD

I agred

@@Observer29830 ...Shoe and Shoelace? I love the message it sends

@@JennyGormanRitter One is meaningless without the other ^^

The emperor always protects

The Star-Emperor Protects! And promises better working conditions!

@@jamescox4638 _STAR_ -Emperor? HERESY! You may repent for your sins through service to the GOD-Emperor in a Penal Legion.

@@jamescox4638 congrats you just got promoted to the human bomb unit.

@@airplanemaniacgaming7877 very kind of you. Is it too late to just BLAM! him or did the Munitorum actually get it right for once?

Thanks!

This is more of a documentary whereas arch feels like a on the ground experience

Thank you :) glad you like it

@Janovich thank you for the content. Looking forward to the rest of vraks and especially looking forward to horus heresy (my first video I saw of yours was horus heresy)

Helsreach and istvaan are definitely on the list

@@Janovich Very exciting!!! Idk if you're read/listened to Cadia Stands by Justin Hill but that goes over a LOT of the strategic movements/events of the battle.

Used to be? They still make videos, right?

Thanks!

Thanks i will :)

Thanks for the amazing complement! Cheers. Vraks definitely has something for everyone

Glad you enjoyed!

But hopefully with better netcode than SC1.