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I'd forgive the devs if they had the horses getting fatigued or even hurt after being ridden hard, requiring the player to manually dismount and give the animals time to rest or replaced with fresh horses.

ooooooooooooooooooh brother! If you could have seen my face! LET'S GOOOOOOOOO!

Your voice does not match your face at all!

i came across a very interesting, well-researched thesis that assyrian history was 334 too early and there were synchronous kings and dynasties. ua-cam.com/video/DebMnwAUr4s/v-deo.html he also has very cogent arguments on redating of hittite and egyptian chronologies. some of his other arguments can be proven wrong but the egyptian, hittite, and assyrian chronologies and dating appears to be credible. his numbers are more exact than those being put forward by david rohl, among others. are the arguments of mr. eguia on his page valid?

All that pressure

You missed one thing women were masters in…. Medicine and pharmacology. They even used venoms as lactation forces

seti 2 was away at war alot tausret could stand in as regnant

whats so hard to have it enable/disable in the options like many other settings?

Baal Humbug!

Hello! I recently started playing Pharaoh and looked around for some more information on what was going on during the Bronze Age. I found your channel and couldn't have been more pleased. I think you're doing great work and I'm tuning in routinely to learn more and more about a period in history I often overlooked. Thanks for what you do, and thanks again for doing it so well.

Dude, he sliced out his own genitals and she didn’t even fuck him. This is some serious bro shit

ba'al : makes feast god-lovers : let's kill them !

I don’t think it was even 1 century after the crucification. There was assyrian churches found along side tradition that the nation as a hole converted between 20 years to 80 years after. Thats as a whole no factions

Half surprised Tushratta in the end did not ask Pharaoh to give him half of his Kingdom, all the gold from the Temples of Egypt and the Pyramids. Borrow him the whole Egyptian Royal Army and while at it also hand over the Throne of Egypt, like any good 'brother' would do. I've read about many strange characters throughout History, but Tushratta honesty from these correspondents between the Two Kings honestly sounds like he comes from a 90s sitcom.

This is excellent. Well done.

A rizzler's last thoughts should be of Ohio....

TIL Adad-Shuma-Usur was the Fidel Castro of his time.

Unfortunately, Creative Assembly have never quite figured out how to properly implement chariots into their games, they are either completely overpowered and roll over even braced phalanx of spears, or borderline useless, failing to deal solid damage even unarmoured archers. Pharaoh chariots currently fall into the latter category of mostly useless.

Great video! But what about the stirrup? I thought chariots were more effective because the stirrup hadn't been discovered yet.

Fantastic contest, I can’t wait to see this channel grow

Your comparison of Israel, Phoenician and Arameans sound like comparing Yugoslavs, Croatians, Serbs and Bosniaks :D

Unit variety. Screaming fans and with the new fantasy community from wh, they're now complaining about lack of variety so yeah.

history part was interesting, pharaoh total war defending was just sad...

This is fun. Something very unique!

I have one little complaint, your claim about the firearms in Europe is about 1 century off. At the battle of Crecy 1346 early canons were already used. The last crusader battle were fought in the 1290s, therefor the comparison is a little difficult in my opinion

I feel like historical total wars previously were more grounded in the realities of technologies of the era so I am probably not buying the game. Shogun 2 and Medieval II will remain my favourites. I feel like the series largely fell off after Rome II and Atilla. Not that I expect a documentary but I feel like cavalry in the Bronze age is as bad as tanks in the Napoleonic period, guns in the Crusades as you say, or modern souped up AR platform rifles in World War I. I also think the tactical options in previous games were much better as are the general mechanics. Shogun 2 is obviously not completely accurate for example and we don't want it to be or we would be fighting battles for hours or days, but nothing the samurai and ashigaru are using strikes me as nearly as anachronistic as this. Indeed the armor and weapons they use look pretty much bang on accurate. One can argue the Bronze age is also just not the best period for a Total War game to begin with which might be a big part of why this game is running into so many problems. I think tech clashing together from different periods can certainly be fun, but I think this is what fantasy games are for same with games like Civilization or Age of Empires which are very clearly not based in a specific place and time but are some kind of alternate world or complete alternate timeline that has nothing to do with our own.

awesome vid man, just a little tip, please lower the music volume, i can barely hear your voice.

There is archaeological evidence about chariots and light cavalry used in the Bronze Age in that particular region of the world. Horses were domesticated around 3000 BC and light cavalry, equipped with javelins and swords, used in conflicts across Greece and Mesopotamia.

Just a point: you don`t "fire" a bow as there is no fire involved. You "shoot" a bow, or "shoot in a bow". Great episode!

Assyria did have early cavalry, hell they practically invented it in the area but centuries later than the time period of this game. They were lightly armored but they originally kept a pilot and bowman on the horse Templar style lol (this obviously was inefficient and was changed relatively quickly). Edit: He does talk about this in the video.

Music too loud

nice explainign i were always wonder why if thy had chariot did not just ride horse

Total War games have always been anachronistic ever since the first one

I love history, I love strategy games, I enjoy this a lot. Thank you. I still remember reading Heredotus like 20 years ago, it was like listening to my grandpa's stories about the past. I love how your narrative style gives me similar vibes.

Note that to do court actions you need to gossip with other court members to gain favour which you then spend on plots or requests - gossipping is free and you can do it once per turn.

Wouldn't it have made more sense to play with 12 turn years from a historical POV taking season and everything into account?

right. so this video is before pharaoh dinasties launch?

Yeah, with court when your faction becomes the Supreme Ruler, they get 2 court spots in the game.

Is there any great books for beginners about ancient Mesopotamia?

I am just done, having watched your entire Israel / Canaan podcast series. Man, thanks so much for this. I do not know a single person who could have succeeded at this complex treatment of history, archeology and biblical text. Pastors that I know would just rather stick with whatever happens in the soap opera dramatizations of the bible, sing some pop songs, then tell people to go home. It is sad that such high quality content has such a high entry of barrier (christians barely know the bible and people who are into history do not tend to be passionate christians). I am humbled and grateful for this podcast series, you are also a very entertaining speaker.

Why did the developers include horses and factions that didnt exist for hundreds of years later but remove Israel who existed?

Amazing.

Defeated? No there was no 'defeat'. The King marched, out won some battles and then after showing Dur who's the true King in the Region went back Home.

Psychiatry is pseudoscience.

This the reason why im not a fan of a bronze age tw very limited in units variety although I am enjoying the campaign side of pharaoh