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Can u make The Battle of Narva??

I’m watching this one month after the D-Day anniversary. It’s my first look at this battle and the campaign, and I’m struck by the similarities.

“Calvary?” 00:30

english rulers at that time were bascially french

0:26 it's cavalry not calvary. Cavalry means horses. Calvary is where Jesus died.

Be honest, you played that battle in Medieval Total War 2

Lucky for that Dane at 10:00 that the enemy AI made them attack one at a time!

As long as there are 100 of us...hmm? Scotland is becoming a refugee camp. 100 of what?

Thought this was a game, how disappointing (sick animation btw, congrats !)

Make it England!

"Sterling" really?

Most accounts of Bannockburn describe the Schiltrons as being Circular and static rather than moving. They were a defensive formation against cavalry,

The sound is horrid

"You fought for Wallace. Now fight for me!"

Stunning thank you

All them tree huggers you get these days won't be happy

Don’t think the battle was as you show it 🤔

The berserker on the bridge must have made a nice tentative POV to the victors tale

William the bastard

It's Stirling not Sterling

This narration is painful!!! Use a person or do some research for heavens' sake! The visuals are amazing but are seriously let down by horrific pronunciation. One example. Reading is pronounced reding NOT reeding! I noticed on your Bannockburn video a similar issue. There have NEVER been lootenants in UK forces, they're leftenants! Even though it's spelled lieutenant! C'mon folks, you've put a massive amount of work into the visuals and they're fabulous. Don't spook the ship for a hapeth of tar! (to coin a phrase).

....Sterling Castle?....is that Sterling Tillicoutry Nr Stirling....🤣😂...ah'm Scottish btw 😉...IYKYK

NIce. Probem: they make one step but cover cca 1,5 meters.

Bro, I gotta say this to your because everyone else is too focused on the good things about these videos (and I agree withy them), but you gotta get rid of the constant facial movements. Still as a statue would be INFINITELY better. Love the videos anyway bud

Scone is pronounced skoon for the town and skon for the delicacy. Berwick is Berrick and one of the most interesting towns in Britain as it has changed hands between Scotland and England so often and was once left in the position of being officially at war with Russia (or the USSR in the 1960s). Thankfully for the Rooskis, a peace treaty was signed!

Utter bollocks description of the battle.

When we we learn wars is bad, all about money,

My only complaint is there are too many swordsmen and hardly any spearmen.

Very nice. You spelled Christmas wrong.

When Harold got an arrow in his eye, he turned to the man next to him and said, "You know what, I can't see the point of all this.".😂

Thank you! This was excellent! The only thing I'd have loved to see and didn't (albeit minor) is a speculative look at the scar on Henry V's cheek. 😊

Good story but geography is well out. Argyll is not Ayrshire, Dumbarton is not Carrick etc etc.

These story’s always change when it’s either a Scotsman or a n Englishman who’s telling the tale.. the last I checked and knew that Wallace didn’t just get beaten just like that.. the English fucking struggled with that mofo that’s a fact it wasn’t just a trek up to Scotland to kill Jim just like that, no they had to trick Wallace and capture him to defeat him or they just wouldn’t have defeated him as he had every English surrounding country on his side, but yeah whatever you narrate is what happened eh!

King Henry V with a tired and hungry army: I did it? French Lord: He did it King Charles VI: He did it

This video is wrong , plenty of mistakes. Ayrshire is not in argyle as shown, etc etc

Shiltron’s were circular.. not square..

Commentary not good as Scottish words mispronounced; graphics were excellent.

Sûre maybe the conquérant and tactique as iskender Magnus but because son of Robert the throne was only his due ....

The more battles you do, the more impressive they are. I first saw the Battle of Hastings last year and was really struck by how vibrant the battle was and by its sheer magnitude. But, somehow, you managed to outdo yourself in an even bigger battle, that of Crécy. I can't wait to see Poitiers, but I hope we'll also see the French victories. Unfortunately too many UA-cam channels only cover the English victories because they have been made famous around the world thanks to the influence of Anglo-American culture since the last century, which almost makes us forget that in the end, the Hundred Years' War was won by the French house of Valois, which even precipitated England into its own war of succession. So it would be nice to see the battles that the French won, because as history shows us, they were more decisive than those of Crecy, Poitiers and Agincourt. Furthermore, it would allow us to see the war from the French side, which was missing until now in your yet brilliant videos. Thanks guys for your hard work, keep it up! I would add that I'd love to see an animation of the famous Battle of Bouvines!

The new historical theory is that it was far less the vaunted victory of the Welsh Longbowman and much more a kind of football ⚽ Stadium crush up driven by sticky mud suck and French desire for ran$om 🤷🤣🤯🤡😂🥳

Were did they to the bathroom 🚻 😂

I’m Scottish from Dundee. Bannockburn is probably just over an hours drive from here and I’ve actually never been. Great video. Very well put together.

Excellent video 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

I always find the reality of medieval combat funny. You used to think they just fought until one side won or lost, but its hilarious to think that back then one side would be like 'Do you want to take a tea break?' and the other side being like 'Yeah I could do with a cup of tea.'

It's not sterling, it's called stirling

Wow amazing quality this must have been taken 2-3 years to make.

Just came back from the battle experience of Bannockburn in Scotland. Thank you for the exellent vidio, as it may be better than the one in the experience center. With that said, the center is still worth a go.

"For God and St. Andrew."