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I'm pretty sure Warlocks can't do back-flips. And that Avatar reminds me of Thundercats too, that pose he does right at the start. Eerie.

Is it me or do orks sound alot like lions in WoW these days?

Pretty cool, though I agree the jumpy bit is a little much. I also think the thunder hammers should do some more scary damage given the Str rating.
Still, cool to watch.

I do wish they would stop sampling the same CD of sound effects for EVERY game though. I hate it when I kill an ork and think "Was that a lion from WoW?" It's getting to the point where you play 5 games in 5 years, and recognize all the sounds.

I hope they include the Wilhelm scream just to make it complete.

I kinda like the video (recycled sound effects aside). That's kinda what I imagine 'super-human' speeds to equal. The DOW1 Video was great but... those Marines moved like regular humans. Well that ain't right... Move it fatties!

stonefox wrote:I hope they include the Wilhelm scream just to make it complete.

It'll be the ONLY death sound file for the Guard....

Jazz is for Losers wrote:Didn't like that one bit. He moved like a ninja or a Thundercat or something.

Jazz is for Losers wrote:I'm pretty sure Warlocks can't do back-flips. And that Avatar reminds me of Thundercats too, that pose he does right at the start. Eerie.

I'm seeing a definite Saturday Morning Cartoon trend, here... perhaps you should put down Thundercats for a while, then mebbe you'd stop seeing them everywhere

I'm curious 1) why an Avatar and warlock are fighting in the first place and 2) why the Avatar is the same size as the warlock. Now, I know they made a 28mm avatar back in the RT days, but this youtube looks to be newer than that.

Space Marine yoda-pwning an Ork Warboss/nob--maybe despite it's obvious hammer-shaped appearance it was treated as a power weapon? i.e. strike on initiative w/owner's strength. That explains the disconcerting lack of gore and preternatural speed (I5 vs. I1 of ork).

You know, I'm willing to forgive a chapter master/captain for moving that fast...I'd love to see what a banshee exarch can do.