The serfs who are failed aspirants seem to be handwaved by them having fucky wucky issues. Some Space Marine chapters work closely with guard regiments and PDF, The Crimson Fists worked closely with their planet's Militia, and when Baal got fucked the BAs were bros to the Guard and PDF
The only ones that I've seen was an random failed aspirant serving as the first mate of an Dark Angels cruiser. And the one that Tankred was forced to fight an mutated one in a pit as part of an test.
>it's not about me
What a fucking baby. All he does is summarize shit from wiki articles and GW books, acting like he's doing the world some great service. Bitches about the art, mentions he pays artists to make art, but HE has done so much for the world regarding 40k art or some shit, yes what a fucking philanthropist.
If Majorkill could cheat and get away with it he would do it %100
Lol. I've watched a little of every big 40k YouTuber at this point and I use to think WesHammer was the most cringe but MajorKill takes the cake.
90% of these wiki reader faggots could be replaced with AI and the space would improve.
I play Necron and Tau while my wife plays Tyranid so we don't have to worry about any of that crap. Though she's thinking about playing Orks because she thinks the whole colour thing is funny.
You can really say that about any of these fandom channels nowadays.
Basically this. The only "service" they're providing is being in the background for people doing something where they can't just read a wiki page themselves. Once some of the mispronunciations get resolved, it won't matter if it's an AI or some faggot in australia reading it into a microphone. Maybe some people would rather hear a woman that doesn't sound like she's about to do a voiceover for an outback steakhouse commercial and tell me about a blooming onion immediately after talking about a space marine taking it up the ass.
This kind of reminds me something from years ago. Destiny was a FPS game that after almost a decade of development had the story ripped out at the last minute. Most of the lore was put in plain text of "cards" on the official website. Thus there was a cottage industry of people making lore videos, basically collating cards on a theme and reading or summarizing them. What matters here is that the sequel had the story in the game itself. This made lore channels mad because some had made a career reading Destiny cards and now the sequel was going to rob them of that.
What are the worthwhile 40k YouTubers?
Majorfaggot, more like. It's always the people who have nothing to offer that freakout the most about AI.
the only acceptable
midwinter minis is a faggot for far more than just that, and tabletop minions frankly I'm tired of hearing about One Page Rules or some other random thing that'll be dead in a week because he doesn't like playing with more than 5 models at a time anymore. Fortunately there's a pretty good number out there for batreps, covering the history of the game and company itself rather than just lore, and so on.
Majorfaggot bitched about that too.
Lucius? Like from harry potter?
My favorite one is Pete the Wargamer. Don't know if he has any controversies, just love watching him kitbash stuff.
Lucius the obnoxious fuck from the Emperor's Children.
He did make a video about Arch a while back that wasn't really shit flinging, but talking about why people didn't like him(and ignored Arch's retarded accent). Other than that it's just been him pointing out that some other channels exist and some he considers good or whatever. There was anothert one about how many warhammer related youtube channels have come up a few years ago.He did also make a video talking about the david attenborough channel a year or so ago as well, but I don't know what he talked about regarding it other than he looked like a smug faggot in the thumbnail. Other than that he just claimed lore channels were "dying" because views dropped because the lockdowns had ended, people played some 40k, realized it wasn't for them, and moved on.