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Lusitanians the most powerful and bravest people among the Iberian nations ❤❤❤❤❤ 💪💪💪💪💪

Yes, the greatest general in my book.

The modding scene for this version is amazing, rivaling the OG.

In the end the Greek empire devaited to the Romans at the west , the Parthians at the cender and the Yujin (chinese nomads) to the east! All the Greek empires who came from THE ONE Greek empire fall the one after the other! What a shame , for as , the Greeks! That is a shame! We had the strongest infandry of the world (Phalanx) and the strongest cavalry of the world (Heteroi Cataphracts) and we lost to all those 3 barbarian nathions! Shame on , to as the Greeks!

@WolfOfIberia Yes you are right mate! The Greek Seleucid Empire was the best by far! Becouse the Greek Seleucid Empire last until 60 b.c. SO both Greek states last long! The deference is that the Greek Ptolemaic Empire was not an empire but just a strong greek state! The Greek Seleucid Empire was the REAL powerfull Greek empire! So Seleucid empire was better and the only one who could unite ALL the Greeks from Great Greece and Mother Greece to the New Greece of Bactria! But then the romans came and this is an other story!

Thank you for doing this video. I’ve been looking for information on this group of people because I knew they ended up in Iberia. These are all people that were part of the Atlantian civilization. Listening the story of their military prowess, it kind of sounds like Rome definitely stole a page out of their playbook.

I would say history is made of apocalypses; the Bronze Age collapse, the Fall of Rome, the Golden Horde, the Viking Age expansions, the Siege of Constantinople. We're lucky modern western civilization hasn't found its one yet.

Do those armies decide together were to fight?

how to generate map?

I'm glad to know more about this guy's adventures. I know precious little as it is.

what game are you playing

what game are you playing in the background

The end game dog pile is the worst part of this game.

Fighting

Pyrrhus could had won the Italians?

honestly the shift that happened in recent years never bothered me because i never had any precooked expectations of what the new games would be compared to the old ones , and frankly most of the shit that people complain have been ˝lost˝ were never really something i couldnt live without , also its worth mentioning that im not a ˝historical˝ or ˝fantasy˝ fan , im just a total war fan that likes playing various total war games , ill leave the faction bussiness to the retards on reddit

History it filled with lies so much so everyone is felling for it and without any studies they write or make videos like this with false information. There never were Greek Roman wars they were Illyrians Roman wars. Epire never was greek. If you know the history of Pyrro of Epire you understand that he was an Illyrian not greek. Balkan up to 19th century was called ILLYRIAN Peninsula. Even names known as greeks Pyrro Akili Hektor Apherditi Hera and many more are used even today in Albanian people and not in greek people. So go and learn the truth before you spread the lies futher.

When the phalanx is correctly supported by other units, it becomes unbeatable. In this battle, we can observe how the Spartan commander employed the classic Greek formation, a strategy also utilized by renowned Greek generals such as Miltiades the Athenian, Alexander the Great, King Pyrrhus and other Greek generals. The formation consisted of a strong right flank, a weaker left flank, while the center was tasked with occupying and absorbing the main and fiercer enemy attacks until the remaining units could flank and encircle the enemy, a tactic known as "double envelopment." This strategic maneuver was later adopted by Hannibal, who used it effectively to overcome the larger Roman forces. Xanthippus also noticed that the Carthaginians had relinquished the initiative to the Romans. The Romans were plundering and destroying everything in their path without resistance. The Carthaginians had ceded water supplies and access to food to the Romans. Xanthippus promptly deployed units to disrupt Roman raiding parties, capturing and blocking all water supplies and food access points. Once his army was prepared to engage the Romans, Xanthippus confronted them on the battlefield. Among the Carthaginian soldiers, he strategically positioned experienced Greek mercenaries to receive orders and lead the troops.

I'm reading Livy and Polybius and the way battles were described, I highly doubt the checker board formation. The formation has gaps and men in the past were very susceptible to sudden panic and route.

I'm very good at the game but I never managed to finish the campaign with numidia so I tried last year. I was doing quite well in Carthage but the Roman Empire invaded me, I had to abandon the African cities and focus on Egypt. As usual Egypt has 99999999 units but I managed to cross it by almost 10 units. I went straight to Antioch because my last city was under siege. Then Egypt began to attack me and I created a new army and went to Asia Minor conquering a landlocked city and losing Antioch. At this point I could no longer afford to recruit anything, and I decided to leave for a rich region but I had no fleet to reach Greece. I crossed Armenia without fighting, I was harassed by the Scythians, arriving in Dacia where the Thracians were fighting with the Roman Empire. I continued to conquer barbarian cities only to destroy them. I ended up in the Germans where I was ambushed. Land migrations are really cool.

The Etruscans nation are Swarty complexion not pale skinned

It was epic indeed!

They did fight in tri-plex acies its not a computer game man there would be multiple thrusts until one side broke and ran, at some point their would be a lull in the fighting and the first wave would catch their breathe and rotate in between the maniples while the seconded wave engaged. Also the seconded would become fatigued and when they need a break, the hastati who had time to catch their breath could relieve them and this would happen probably many times throughout the battle by the different types of infantry. Its something you could not re-create in total war you are thinking about ancient warfare with a 3d total war map in mind this did not exist in antiquity. But still informative.

Wildstar had the best housing, no contest. Huge plot of land, ability to put in puzzle games, crafting and gathering stations, mini dungeons, freeform building with tons of pieces, a few premade homes but the ability to build pretty much anything, an Architect profession literally dedicated to housing improvement, no monthly payments or possibility to lose your home (like LOTRO or FF XIV, which are otherwise great as well, especially with the whole neighborhood idea), no stupid prices to to limited offer and huge demand (like FF XIV) and everyone gets their housing plot... RIP WIldstar. The focus on hardcore endgame was its downside. As for New World, the housing is alright, but the game itself is awful and getting worse. What the best housing is right now, I don't know.

Bro...your pronunciations were cringy in the extreme...

In tibia the idea was that you owned a part of the city. It felt so realistic. I remember the trade market we're offer and demand stablished the price. Oh those days! People we're conected just to chat while making runes. I have not seen anything like that again. Of course tibia now is another game nos anda for the worst. ESO however has the Best looks. But if is not on the maps whats the point of it?

you forgot imperial glory

Romans were a Greek tribe and descendants from ancient Greeks 🤫

The first high families on those times were sheperds. They were the people who had cattle, with means for never starving and for exchanging for everything.

Hey I’ve just found this video and it was extremely helpful in gaining knowledge for my ancient history exam, could you please comment the source for the letter to Pyrrhus in asking for his assistance, as I’m planning to use it, thank you great video

We should all be so fortunate that a Spartan should be amongst us.

Man you don't know what you're talking about its obvious that you didn't do enough research... Try taking your time to actually do your homework properly before rushing to make a video

The problem with TW is that the grand startegy part is really shallow and that the rts battles get boring quickly due to the very poor AI. The loop itself (conquer, grow, recruit, repeat) isn't bad but it needs to be way more fleshed out with a lot of meaningful choices to make that make the system a bit more complex. Imperator Rome is probably the best map painter game out there with a really good blend of cohesive mechanics that make the painting fun.

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“A Battle of Ants” 😄

Only if Purhus didn't had died from this Old woman the story could have been different

We need boat fights

Why was the video very short, it didn't really remake the scenes of the battle😢 but good job anyways keep going i encourage you❤

I love that you used total war Rome 2 footage, I’m currently on a play through of the samnites on total war 2 and wanted to learn and little more about them and found this lol perfect

Thanks for the video❤. I really needed it when I was playing Napoleon total war where my army was fighting a bigger army and couldn't escape.

Sword of legend online has the most best. Wish they had housing slots in the different maps instead of instanced.

Archeage the best housing system but the game is dead now

Viriato is at the same level as Hermínio. Same or better. With fewer, they defeat 2 legions 💪

Man I used to be a total war gamer I don't even have a gaming PC anymore there's really thinking about getting back into it do I need a high end gaming PC to run Total war games.

give this a tv show band of brothers style

nuce campaign

Impressive work ! Looks amazing

As per the literature from both Ancient Romans and other Hellenic historians,geographers and historiographers yes...Rome and generally italy has been inhabit from different Greek waves. First wave with Pelasgians-Aborginites and laconias from thessaly and peloponnese. Second wave with Arcadian king Oenotrius 9 generations before trojan war. Third wave with Arcadian Evander (First settler of Rome) and Heracles 60 years before the trojan war. fourth wave with Diomides, Odysseus and Aeneas and Etruscans who were Greeks from Aegean islands and minor coast of anatolia as per Herodotus, strabo and others. Final wave with Archaic-Classical Sparta,Corinth, and Athens. Overall, They have all agreed that Romans origin was from Arcadia and later mixed with the rest of the Greek migrated tribes. Back in Ancient Roman empire, having an Arcadian origin was considered very prestigious aswell(you were automatically become famous)..as it was the place origin of the founder Romans... And Arcadians were flexing about it to other Greek mainlanders.

In between!!!: The concept is good, story is fun, but just like with almost every Total War Game, it needs polishing!!! 1. They need to lower the power level of other factions to a level where it's possible to compete!!! 2. They need to bolster recourses so you have more freedom to play!!! 3. They need to lower cost of Resources needed for anything!!! 4. They need to lower the cost of Gold on conquest!!! Gameplay needs to be easier, especially when you play on easy!!!

Julius Caesar without the ambition.