Medieval Mounted Combat with Rebellion's Jason Kingsley | Part 1
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Now for something a little different! Watch Rebellion CEO and Co-founder Jason Kingsley demonstrate the essentials of mounted medieval warfare on his horse, Warlord!
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Thanks for all your positive comments. I'm planning the next one of these. I think I'll concentrate on sword use from the saddle, horse positioning and cutting arcs.
PLEASE make another one of these videos
Have you contacted the History Channel or other networks? They may be willing to do something with this, as it's pretty great. +Jason Kingsley
@@hanssmirnov9946 Unfortunately the History channel has been lost. They care more about ancient aliens and ice road truckers than history.
@@hrlrl9309 did you watch his latest video? Its about burshing the teeth :D. I think as a game developer he has to focus on his new game right now :]
Wait. U have yet another channel... Wow man.. amazing
Oh, this is the guy from Modern History TV!
Jason Kingsley is living his best life :D
A true knight.
Those horses are two of the most beautiful, well loved, and well trained horses I have ever seen, I love how much trust there is between horse and rider!
I love that before you do anything test-related, your first step is "shall we have a cuppa tea?" Gave me a chuckle.
But there was no cup of tea, so it was a matter of speach.
@@AngeloakaDrFatsoThey could have had a cup of tea but didn't film it.
Best way is the friendly way to begin.
This is WONDERFUL. I mean, I'm a nerd, and haven't been on a horse in 17 years, and my main interest here is to make my descriptions in Dungeons & Dragons more authentic, but I am so glad you shared this.
"Have a cuppa tea, warm up..."
Britain is fuelled by tea.
I play a game called Mount & Blade Warband and my favourite class is light cavalry.
It's set in the early mediaeval period and the best part about it, is you can fight other people on multiplayer servers.
I always choose one handed sword and always get the most kills, however if I'm up against a heavily armoured player with a great Lance, I will die almost instantly if I'm on the recieving end of a charge.
However, I can kill them if they miss.
It's remarkable how much like reality that game is. But this video is absolutely fascinating stuff to see.
Here from Modern History TV. Absolutely obsessed with these kinds of videos! Amazing horsemanship on both your parts, and great overall content. Keep it up!
I'm currently writing a novel where I have sword fighting scenes on horseback and this is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for all the information and realistic depiction of a fight.
It might also be worth checking out ua-cam.com/users/modernhistorytv for even more related and great videos! :) ^Judge Dave
Finally found part one of the best series of videos I have ever watched on UA-cam. Beautiful horses, medieval history intelligently researched and tested, live action that explains the truth of combat and not just shown for effect, a commentary that respects my own intelligence and even the music fits the action perfectly. Thank you, Jason
I am very happy to find the beginnings of the excellent Modern History TV channel here, and to learn that its presenter is the CEO of the company that's developed some beloved games of mine, like AVP and Rogue Trooper.
Thank you Arne Koets for being the living embodiment of excellent horsemanship. You are by far the best rider I have ever had the honor of witnessing, hands down, barn none, anywhere, ever. Again, Thank You.
wow.. that is high praise... thank you
I found this channel because I was so intrigued by the medieval Knight series that I actually came here looking for more .your skills are amazing!
This is really interesting, it shows that the battles were a lot more dynamic than I learned about at school.
I've praised Warlord a hundred times, but Arne's horse is absolutely stunning! The two of them are so in sync that it's a joy to watch. Would that I could one day have a hundredth of that skill on my horse.
My goodness, those horses! What extraordinarily beautiful creatures!
An excellent exposition of authentic mounted combat history, theory and practice. Would love to see more.
Please make more!! This deserves a slot on the history channel or National Geographic.
This is so awesome to watch both master horsemen
Amazingly trained horses and very interesting content. Really enjoyed it.
Nice to hear from people who know the biodynamics of martial weapons coupled with horsemanship. Brilliant instructional video. This is where I want to be at someday.
Thanks for this video, please keep doing these if you have the time.
Hey The Rainblossoms! Glad you enjoyed the video, you might very well be interested in our Modern History UA-cam channel ua-cam.com/channels/MjlDOf0UO9wSijFqPE9wBw.html ^Boomkin
This is amazing! Are there more parts? And why in the name of all that's good isn't this on the Modern History channel also??! Or at least in a playlist in there.
Where can one purchase a similar saddle? / Who did you commission to make yours?
I like the idea of better weight distribution for the sake of the horse.
Magnificent teams, horse and rider
Horsemanship and good martial techniques, very interesting video!
Man such fantastic riders, so awesome
need more. want more. give more.
He Jason just watched a video about the gaming company and comics etc, I find it mental how much you fit in with your time! Fair play. And Happy Halloween 🎃
Wow! I've tried jousting and swordfighting on horseback before. I loved it. This is just reminding me of all the things I could be trying. Hoping I can train my horse to this level! Both your horses are stunning! 😍😍
Love the fancy talk and amazing horses
Sir, just found this episode. Thank you, this is amazing. I know the mideval world is just a side interest for you but would you please consider more along these lines? This was so informative (and bravo Warlord).
Hey, glad you liked this video and you can find more of this type of content over on ua-cam.com/users/modernhistorytv
Hope this helps! ^Dave
Rebellion Thanks! I am already a huge fan and subscriber to modern history tv. I was surprised to trip over this on the Rebellion site when I was researching something else... the modern history tv viewers would love this!
Just found Arne Koets, ROSSFECHTEN SYMPOSIUM 2019. Eva from "Alwayshourselove" produced a high quality short movie about the weekend. Everyone at Modern history tv and Rebellion seem to be really busy these days but if you haven't seen it, it was posted to the you tube channel alwayshourselove two days ago. Check it out...
Definitely on my list of people I want to go for a ride with. I've been riding since I was 8 years old. I know a lot, but I know I'm not the best, I'd love to get pointers on learning better balance....my bareback riding is dreadful, even though I love bareback
I could watch these moves all day!!...your guest was very interesting.. to watch the lance work and skill with the horses;
Amazing*
Great please make more of this!
This looks like so much fun! Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant video - I've written about it on my blog.
Seeing the techniques in real life is super cool.
Amazing as usual ! Thank you to you both Arne and Jason ! ;)
Avallon of Glymm Mere
is right, in each of your video you're the living embodiment of excellent horsemanship we all dream about and an inspiration for us all !
Interesting to watch. Gorgeous horses!
Wow read all about battles and looked intensity at pictures and just wondered what it look like thanks. And that's only 2 horses imagine what it was like it battle
This is very interesting, really enjoyed this video, it's one I'll have to watch several times! What is your source for those wooden swords?
Trying to put these techniques into practice as well with my small horse. Training in a friendlier way than they did in early warfare. Love this vid. Loved reading 2000AD when I was a kid.. ;)
Nicely done! You all have now not only finished ruining sword-fights in movies, but now mounted combat! (Not that there is very much...) Is it even possible for an actor to get these skills even to a stunt level? The knights we're trying to replicate spent a lifetime honing these skills!
theres nothing that looks cooler than a man with armor and a great sword leading a charge
Fascinating research and reenactment in detail. Enjoyed this film very much. Christin from the Hofreitschule
Looking forward to the next one with great interest
Can't believe I never seen this before or heard of it
You might be interested in his Modern History TV YT channel then ua-cam.com/channels/MjlDOf0UO9wSijFqPE9wBw.html ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio yes sir... Meaning.. since I knew of modern history for so long. How haven't I heard of this channel... Odd...
I mean only Boomers haven't heard of Modern History TV...
oh to be employed by this man
I this the idea of the video is great. I've had apt if experience, sword fighting on horseback and like how you prove positions that are a " No No " ... I don't understand how people who have ridden for years have so much sky between them and the saddle.
Hail from Denmark Sir Kingsley!
I was wondering where I might go about finding all the written material you draw from in this and allmost all your other videos?
Especially the riding/jousting material but really everything “knight”.
Warlord is a goooooooood boy!
just subscribed to your channel and have seen a great deal of your videos already, but this must be one of the most fascinating. I would love to see more of this combat sparring.
Hey Floris, glad you've been enjoying our videos! Not sure if you know, but we do have the Modern History TV channel that has a lot more of this type of content! You can check it out at ua-cam.com/users/modernhistorytv :) ^Dave
Great episode. 👍🙈🙊🙉
Very well done. Can't wait to see more!
Nice! Will be looking forward to the next one, and be working on our canter work so maybe we can start playing with some of this!
Yooooo should make a medieval game couldn’t have anyone more relevant to helping develop one!!
Great, you guys have destroyed any chance of me ever enjoying a medieval movie again.
Please tell me this is the start of a whole series.
This is so cool. It'll be great to see your next one. :)
Thanks for making this!
Great! Next one please!
Excellent! gentleman, Does Arno organize demonstrations in Holland?
A Dutch fan, of martial-arts, history and jousts want to know.....
Do horses learn from each other? I mean, if one horse can do a complicated thing that another horse can't, would it be easier for the second horse to learn by observing the first horse do it?
And, related, are horses curious to learn new tricks?
I think not by observing but if the horse with more skill is the "leader" other in the group may try to copy his actions by actively copying the movements.
This video is very interesting! Great stuff!
I think you just have more fun on these videos. It was enjoyable to watch an early one, too.
Collect, collect, collect...impulsion...you're getting into upper-level dressage moves now, which were originally warhorse moves (think Xenophon).
did xenophon include any really high school movements in his work, really?
Yes high school is part of the repetoire for sure.
i love jasons medieval historical work, but how do we get this attention to detail and realism into a game too? would shout it from the mountain tops lol
What about part 2?? :)
Great stuff! But where can I find Part 2 of this?
Alas, part 2 does not exist. ^Judge Boomkin
I love this. I am a massive Plantagenet history freak and also own a racehorse, obviously he couldn't have survived carrying weight though!
An Arabian or Thoroughbred would be what you used for your palfrey, your ordinary riding horse.
Is your brother also involved with the horse stuff or is he more gaming side?
More please...Arnno Hoots..was that his name. What ever it is I ant to see to more of the both of you doing more of this. PLEASE
Arne Koets.
How is it that I haven't seen this yet? And where is part two?
8:09 there's the "Good Boy"
please very please what is the name of that saddle? and where i can buy is it normal in shop (for saddles and things) or do u have please link?
it is known as a 'medieval war saddle' or 'bravante' saddle, based on originals in Wienna, wallace collection, Royal armouries, Arundel castle and others, as well as hundreds of depictions from 15th century art.
this one is made by Joram van Essen 'historic saddles'
by now there are several other producers. they are all custom made trees but not as expensive as you might assume, roughly the same (if not slightly less) as a descent new regular saddle
They should team up with Mike Loades and go on a quest.
more !!!!!!!!
Are they both stallions? Wow, wha,t good boys!
Warlord is a gelding, Maximillian (Arne's horse) - I don't know.
Great!
Who made your saddle?
Arne you fashionable bastard
Well done. :)
Is this gonna become a game? :o
8 o’clock is less affective with a shield
i wanna move to spain
This video would have seriously benefited from simpler film work. Two camera people all over the place is asking for distracting shots of each other and limiting one another from getting the correct shot. It shows (to me at least) that this caused an issue in edit.
One camera on a wide shot still on a tripod would have been almost un-noticeable. The add to that one camera person on the lose (can be the same who sets up the tripod) and if you really want to go all out a go-pro on one rider or a top down camera rigged in the ceiling of the sand school would give a very clear demo of positions (without being as loud and spooky as a drone).
That sounded like a big rude comment, genuinely love the content. I just had to say it because I felt I could have gotten more out of it if I could see it better. I don't want to insult your camera people at all, I am sure they will have had reasons and struggles on the day. Maybe just lacking the ability to speak up and say "hold on! Lets change angle!" or "Wait! Can you repeat that? I got the other guy in shot!" Mistakes like that happen to everyone, it's just a choice to correct them which would have helped.
Most British ever± 2:16
Thats interesting, lets do it.
Lets have a cup of tea then do it
Duhh
Today I learned that Lusitano is pronounced Loose-ih-tano. Not Loost-ian-io.
Who is here from the history hannel? :D
The world grew up. It's a hell of a shame.
I think this is pretty theoretic, nice looking but... in the chaotic melee combat when horse and people collide with each other, I don't think that some one even with the grates level of skill would be able to use such complex maneuvers. Not to mention there would probably be no room for such maneuvers, I believe put in such conditions knight would just go into slice and dice mode. We all seen supper impressive Karate tricks, but when people are put into melee in MMA, it all ends ups in getting upper position using wrestling and punching or chocking each other from the top, nothing fancy. The same in sport fencing, the most straight forward moves are most efficient. I bet it was the same with mounted knight combat.
Emo horse
No feet, no horse. No horse, no rider. Waste of time stabbing at each other. If you really were at war, you would take out the horse immediately.
unbelievable u can dominate with the lance if you ride far enough from the other rider you can reach him but he can't reach you with his sword so just debunk your whole video if you ride in the right amount of distance or turn your horse away right before you engage so the tip of your lance can reach the other rider with swords but he cant do nothing cause he cant reach u back taking advantage of reach and you could just run away turn around and come back with another charge when you in a straight line with the rider with sword turn your horse slightly to the side so your lance can reach the swordsman but the swordsman cant reach you it will be unbelievably stupid to ride with a lance in a straight line ot path that the other rider with sword is close enough that he can counter and reach you at the same time its all about how you control distance so use riding skilld to control distance and the swordsman in a horse back is at a major distance advantage cause the tip of lance is the only thing he's fighting and cant you feint with the lance to have and early parry than strike again with the lance ? and plus wouldn't be incredible difficult to get the timing right with a sword if the two rider are riding in full speed the lance will have the upper advantage cause you feint to bring the parry and then strike after ?