The finishing rant is the cherry on top.😂

Magnus breathed life back into the phrase "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions, for it's never mentioned what is real and in-between.

I think you're right and Baldermort mixed up Istvaan III and Istvaan V here. Personally, I blame Magnus for this one.

The templars can go out and fight with such ferocity because they know there brothers are watching the home front so they can go burn and ravage the enemies of man with no fear. which they do so well

Belisarius Cawl is not a human, he is a Commodore 64, he didn't save the imperium because Primaris.exe wasn't done loading yet

@darkinnovator2479

2 жыл бұрын

Bah, Primaris.exe ended up having no point anyway. What did Cawl introduce in his Primaris, that GW didn't retcon away later? Cawl should have just mass produced purer Gene Seed stock Astartes.

Thanks for the vid, since I couldn't join the stream

react to the blood angels video by Baldemort. I would like your view on that entry, please!!!

I wish I could have joined the stream

Dorn and his boys are the best.

#blameerebus #magnuswaswrong #fūcklorgar

Awesome

What song is this?

Dude you need to react to more Rubixraptor.😂

Commissar, you should really watch the Black Templar video by Baldermort. It ties into this passion for Sigismund, kinda. And Guilliman and his bullshiting, lol. His bullshiting and political speak is about as amusing, as his power plays are hated. The Ultramarines were the last Legion to get to Terra, I recall. Pretty sure the Lion got there with Leman and Corax close by. Then Guilliman waddled in, waiting till the Lion dropped off the grid, and then was all "I'm pope now". Arrogant, hypocritical shit!

@rakshithanand8262

2 жыл бұрын

Uh, Guilliman had his flaws but he was never THAT arrogant or hypocritical. He played politics because he was suited to it and it was required of him. Malcador was Dead, Big E was dead, Terra in shambles, everyone looking for a leader, and what did his brothers do? Provide stability? Offer hope? Dorn, Corax and Leman yeeted themselves into the nearest traitor forces they could find, and late the Eye of Terror/Iron Cage, Lion went home and found that his chickens had come there to roost, Vulkan and Khan literally flipped off and vanished, etc etc. If Guilliman acted as a despot or dictator it is because one was needed to keep the Imperium from imploding. His chapter doctrine and Codex Astartes served as an adequate stopgap for 10,000 years, and it was noted to be incomplete. He HAD to take the reins and act- none of his brothers were willing to do so. Was he needlessly asshole-ish? Sure. But he did what he did with the best of intentions.

@darkinnovator2479

2 жыл бұрын

@@rakshithanand8262 Oh, he was very much arrogant. The Scouring was a feint by Guilliman, as he held back whilst his brothers and their sons were off dying. Just as he dragged his feet throughout the Heresy. As soon as his weary brothers returned to Terra and noting that the Lion was MIA, he ambushed them with a "I'm pope now" attitude and threw the Codex at them with no hope of compromise. The hypocracy too, of when he said that he would not do as the Lion would in his shoes, even as he has done so multiple times with Monarchia being but the First! Guilliman is a politican, and therein lies his flaw. His arrogance and hypocrisy is based around a political thirst for power and control. Indeed, he was the only one of his brothers that hesitated when he learned that the Emperor was alive via Curze. And even now, the other Primarchs seemingly are off doing a united mission and Guilliman is excluded because he's unlikely to hand back the reins to even mankind's rightful ruler.

@rakshithanand8262

2 жыл бұрын

@@darkinnovator2479 I'll respect your opinion as one that can't necessarily be *disproved* . But I cannot agree with it. We saw Guillimans last moment, remember? We have in modern 40k gotten a look inside his head and he was NOT a power-hungry person. He loved control, yes, but only insofar as it minimised outside factors marring his plans. The Scouring was a feint? What exactly is your evidence for that? Because to my eyes is seems very much like the other Primarchs abandoned their responsibilities to play avenger. They ran off to kill things and completely ignored the civil governance of the Imperium, the Administratum that needed re-organising, the laws that needed rewriting now that the godlike intelligences that had maintained them were gone. Guilliman was the only Primarch who stayed true to his position and played to his strengths as an administrator. His last thoughts before going into stasis are about his brothers and how he needs them. He WHAT during the Heresy? You do realise that Horus kept him as far away as possible to slow him down, right? And sent Lorgar/Angron to kill Ultramar? Summon a Ruinstorm? He did this because Guilliman was a THREAT to him. He needed to keep Guilliman pinned or the Ultramarines could have engaged most of the Traitor Legions on their own long enough for help to arrive. Again, we see in Guilliman's head that he thought of the Imperium Secundus as a means of protecting as many people as possible, and its telling that he did NOT name himself Emperor of it (He got Sanguinius for that). GUilliman was FORCED to drag his feet by Horus (and the plot) because otherwise he could have won the Heresy for the loyalists. As for Monarchia, did you read Know No Fear? Guilliman didn't want to do that- he was ordered to by the Emperor. Indeed, a big part of Calth was because he wanted to apologise and trusted Lorgar too much. He never genocided anyone if he could help it, and never shot at civilians like Lion did. Similarly, the Codex Astartes was an act of compromise. The original version of the Codex had no plans to break apart the Legions at all. Instead, it proposed their unification into a single Legion formed from multiple self-sufficient Chapters, which would merge and break up as needed regardless of which Primarch they descended from. While this may have been able to preserve the advantages of being a Legion better, the other High Lords of Terra were scared shitless by the idea of the Space Marines unifying and promptly rebelling a second time, so the original plan never came to pass. The splitting of the Legions was on their order, not Guilliman's. Overall, I think your interpretation of events requires a lot of contrivance to make him a master manipulator instead of what I think he is- a flawed genius, doing what he thinks is right, but whose aloof demeanour and lack of tact make him seem way worse than he actually is.

@darkinnovator2479

2 жыл бұрын

@@rakshithanand8262 We got a look in the head of a man that considered even his own brothers incompetent. Dorn was an Emperor, the Khan had conquered an Empire, Russ had been King. They were leaders, they were rulers. Guilliman is an Administrator, let him sit in his office and quietly administer rather than stick his nose in everyone else's business. Maybe then, his last thoughts would have had genuine meaning that of the asshole brother that chased his other brothers away! Because remember, both Russ and the Khan returned to their homeworlds rather than remain. What way did he help them? What way was he vital to them? Is it ever stated, is it ever shown? Where did Dorn turn to lead the Imperium after their father was put on the Golden Throne, than Russ and the Lion? Guilliman was not even a thought. But Guilliman only ever feared and respected two Primarch above all others, Horus Lupercal and Lion El'Jonson. Only when the Lion was gone, did he pull the Codex Astartes out of his ass. Because the Lion would judge him and stare him down for his bullshit, how can Guilliman manipulate a Primarch when "Loyalty is its own Reward"? Unless it came from the Emperor, the Lion would never bend, and so Guilliman would be faced with compliance. It really is tragic, because it was Dorn that was granted the reins from the Emperor only to be stolen by Lorgar's _barely_ better half. The lines are all there, you just need to read between them. Nonetheless, I respect your opinion even as I vehemently disagree with it. Especially when each of the Primarchs were quite capable in any field, even if they were not specialised in it.

@rakshithanand8262

2 жыл бұрын

@@darkinnovator2479 I'm uh, kinda confused by what you are saying here. Did you forget that Guilliman was the master of the 500 worlds of Ultramar, a starfaring empire significantly larger even than Dorn's? That he was beaten in the tallies of worlds conquered only by Horus? If he considered his brothers incompetent (which I do not believe he did, he considers him self more 'well rounded' whatever that means), then he had ample means of backing that confidence up. On that note, I'm pretty sure it was Lion who was generally disliked for his stuck up, better-than-you attitude anyway. Guilliman himself says to aeonid thiel and I quote "[My teachings] are yet flawed". (this is from the short story "rules of engagement"). As for helping Russ and Khan... what exactly could he have done? THEY chose to rush off and kill traitors, he had already clashed with Dorn (Who he saved from the Iron Cage btw). If his brothers had asked to be included in the deliberations to reform the Imperium, I think he would have oved that. Instead, they all chose to do their own thing; and note, Guilliman did not fight with them. He could have, he was Lord Commander, but he didn't say, attack the Space Wolves for using his Codex as toilet paper (*ahem* Grey Knights *ahem*). But more to the point, I think we are talking at cross purposes. Remember, the Codex was NOT Guilliman's original design. In fact, most of his policies were compromises meant to appease the new High Lords and keep Terra stable. In 40k he's learned his lesson and ignores them but in 30k he was the one being bullied by politics, not the other way around. I'll accept that he was power-hungry if and only if you show me how he could have kept the Legions together without pissing off the High Lords and causing a second civil war, Mortals vs Astartes edition. I hope in all of this that you understand that I'm not trying to say you are wrong, I invite you to address my concerns and make me convert to the church of Lion the Spiritual Liege!