Titans - Pacific Rim 40,000

Brilliant is a good sponsor. Far better then "skill share" that shits a straight up scam.

The IRS sent an Ordo Sinister Psi-Titan to my studio apartment 😔It's so over

Much love for the Age of Mythology soundtrack in the background

Your last Do or Don’t about Titans is still hilarious what are you even talking about???

“What do you think is gonna happen when you slam one of these things down onto the table?“ and “Let’s talk about flaws - there are no flaws. Tf you want from me? - the flaws are with YOU if you think there’s an in-universe flaw with it”

I probably butchered that but that shit has me weak everytime 😂

One thing to regard "Scout" titans is a comparison to naval ships. A destroyer is thought of in naval terms as a fast, nimble and versatile screening and scouting vessel, but in actual fact is a hulking behemoth weighing hundreds or thousands of tonnes; it's just lighter than everything else on the ocean.

Pacific Grim

The stompa's melee damage legit makes it worth fielding when you one shot enemy knights

I couldn’t agree with you more

No, i will not play Apex.

I will forever be with Titanfall till the day the Halo rings fire.

Rip Titanfall

I'd like to see one of these fight something like the turn a

I really don't like how the Hierophant looks... why can't it looks like Bugzilla?

Good

The Necron response: "Why Titan & you can black hole generator or super nova a star?"
And the Tau proved a BIG weakness of Titans.... a lack of effective ability to protect themselves from aircrafts or orbital strikes. Yep that's right, a fair number of titans were force fed plasma carpet bombings & naval grade railgun strikes.

why build tanks? They cost millions today. You could equip another, say, 5000 troops instead? So inefficient. Until you fight one of course.

Idea: A Titan for the emperial guard that isn't a mech, but a fortress sized tank with dizens of cannons sticking out of all sides and can serve as transport for other tanks!

Is the Harridian not a Tyranid titan?

Why is the Reaver Titan looks like hunched back Stewie Griffin?

Hey just remember.. the Orks only built their towering piles of trash because they saw imperialTitans.

Why do the put churches on the shoulders of Titans? Because everywhere the Titan goes there's going be a fuckton of funerals

480in's is 40 feet.. its not the next table over, its the next room of the game store over.

That end credits scene fucked me up so bad I'm going to start building a titan IRL

The temple gargant. Not quite enough dakka but damn near close enough

So is there an issue with 3D printing the miniatures? Does GW not allow them?

disrespects AT proceeds to show there models.... lame

Guardsman: is baneblade a titan?
Commissar: no gaurdman baneblade is not a titan.

Battletech videos please!

Why must you hurt me Pancreas? Let me hallucinate Titanfall 3 in peace 😢

Someone told me the Tau Manta is made to order, they never have it stocked. My headcanon is there's a dungeon under GW headquarters with a Manta servitor that boots up like windows XP anytime someone places an order

"this titan is new"
is pointing at a 10000 year old war mechine

So by playing Tau and using a Manta, I'm obligated to Noble 1 the enemy.

This is another reason why Transformers would fit surprisingly well into 40k. Not because they're Imperial knights who can jump, but because they have they also have Titans, and they're much MUCH bigger.

Still waiting on that Battletech v Wh40k match up.

I can just hear an orc knob when he accidentally obliterates a postcode and says oopsie didn't mean to push that button😂😂😂

I think there might be a couple more titan type "minis" out there from the 80's and 90's when GW licensed out a few companies to make them for them before they formed Forgeworld...which, at first, sold some recasts of those ones. I think Armorcast did some...and there were at least a few other Tyranid ones and Eldar. There were also titan sized demons and some kind of demonic mechanical monster thing that functioned about the same as one

They also had the right and left legs/feet of Imperator Titans, and were going to have a kit for the rest of them, but they only had the legs in production and for sale since that's all that could be "easily" transported for games.

There was a game store I used to go to where they had a ton of them in a display case that were the owners personal collection there.

Why your hate for Adeptus Titanicus?

I really wish they'd go back to the old sizes for Titans. Its really hard to be impressed by a Warlord when there are trees in the forest next to my house that are taller or how Warlords aren't even as tall as ships that fought in WW2 are wide. Hell there are airplanes flying around right now with wingspans larger then Warlord titans and somehow I'm supposed to be in awe at these marvels of engineering.

You didn't need to remind me at the end there...

The seem extremely vulnerable to hits against the "hip joint".
But like everyone and everything else in 40K, it's the rule of cool that goes, not what would actually work.

opens the video with a picture of a knight

Reconnaissance can also mean probing defensive lines to find weaknesses for the main assault
This is why some reconnaissance units nowadays field main battle tanks and mine clearance vehicles
I’d imagine the small titans would probably excel in that role probing for the main assault

That Tau Manta, wow... just wow... forget using it on an army just aim it at a planet and boom! No more enemy army.

I like how silly the Manta looks as well. It's such a meme model and even the designers knew it

The manta is funny because it’s less of a titan and more of an actual space ship you spend $2000 to place on the table. Just like titan.