THE GREATEST BATTLE YOU WILL EVER WITNESS - Total War: Rome 2
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- 4 Carthaginian Armies Vs 4 Roman Armies. The ending is unbelievably close!
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Big Fan of those 4 armies of the same nation vs 4 armies of the same nation...they really do justice to the scale of these ancient battles
Agree.
Agree.
Agree.
Nah it's still only 20k troops in total vs 100k+ irl
Agree.
"Their army is gone."
"Our army is gone!"
Red Raven lol
🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀
"Obama is gone!"
*Tips fedora* F
But we have winterfel
.... No one won that battle. The handful who survived will be forever haunted by memories of that slaughter.
Imagine how lucky or unlucky you'd be to be one of those last 100-120 pikemen
But Carthage is safe from Roman invasion. and there were hundreds more who routed
@@thepluckybrit413 All the glory and sorrow is theirs...
7,728 Carthaginian Troops Deployed
9,960 Romans Mustered
17,688 Men Involved
14,927 Casualties
2,761 Survivors Total
84% Casualty Rate
Truly a meat grinder of a battle
You gotta consider all the deserters being killed afterward.
Advisor :My king ive got good news and bad news
King:tell me the good news
Advisor:their army is gone
King:thats wonderful ,What are the bad news?
Advisor : Our army is gone too
*TO* *BE* *CONTINUED*
"Another such victory, and we'll be utterly ruined."
@@TheAlmightyAss pyrrhus ?
Advisor: Well we managed to salve roughly 100 man after the battle but they are too mentally scared to fight ever again.
**sound of snacks and drinks being thrown from fridge and cabinets onto couch**
Crunch sorry my chips are so loud
*unzip asmr *
That was an insane fight. Definitely the closest battle ive ever seen. Literally came down to the last unit.
Does that 1 guy go back to let people know his side won? Who would believe that guy was there?
"outmaneuvering the maneuver that was originally outmaneuvering my outmaneuvering maneuver"
- Pixie
In one of my campaigns I was playing as Rome and one of the barbarian tribes declared a surprise war, and two full stack armies attacked my 15 stack army so I was outnumbered almost 3 to 1. I put all my infantry and archers on the very edge of the map, but scattered my cavalry throughout the woodland. What followed was an hour of sending individual infantry units to try and tie up multiple enemy units at a time, sending my archers around to surprise them from behind, and a crap ton of charge cycling with my horses. Thankfully I managed to take out one of the generals early on, and when the final general fell it caused their last two units to break. I used my last cavalry unit to mop them up as they fled back across the map, wracking up a crap ton of kills. In the end I had my general's infantry unit and one unit of cavalry totaling about 100 men between them. The enemy lost one entire army and their second one had four units totaling about 300 men remaining. I then brought my 20 stack up from the south and tore through their kingdom in retribution.
Definitely one of the best pitch battles I’ve seen ANYWHERE for Rome 2! Awesome job! It’s absolutely, in my opinion the best one you’ve ever done Apollo! Great stuff man!
Agreed.
12:20 "My elephants are trying to sneak by" this makes me crack up😂😂😂
Dude, I was trying to cut down, but you pushed me off the "snacks" wagon with this one. Historical TW all the way!
Dude, ur posting every single day (not now since all the moving stuff) and u only have 520k subs. Like, i know people that post once every second month and have like 5 million subs. U deserve so much more dude keep on with the good stuff!
Soviet womble lol
Ethan Welsch ???
@@Mr.Anderson__ i looked him up and now i see what u mean xD
Bill Wurtz
pretty sure you mean ceeday
5:50 me 9 years old
Playing lego Star wars
[kreativen Namen einfügen] dude sammmeeeee😂
9 year old me was watching pewdiepie
Drake who asked?
I agree Apollo that to a degree you shouldn't send troops in waves but what that does do for you is to keep your troops fresh while tiring the enemy, just something to think about
Yeah and no one brings second wind in Rome 2
Matt3311 the gamecat Aren’t reserves a fairly common strategy? I always keep some troops back...
i believe hes saying don't keep them that far back, its not difficult to keep them in two lines instead of two groups
Depends on alot of factors, sometimes overwhelming the enemy in one blow is better
If you have a numbers advantage in infantry and the battle is static then rotating your troops should keep them fresh while tiring those of the enemy, but if the armies are closely matched then you risk weakening your battle line by doing so, which makes you vulnerable to focused, concentrated attacks.
I don't usually watch your battles with any snacks and drinks but I just happened to have some close by today and I realize that I may need to do this more often... This was hands down one of my favorite battles so far, especially the seamless assault on the left flank at the start. 10/10 will definitely watch it again. Live that is...
I'm getting fat eating snacks while watching his videos lol
This is the textbook definition of a pyrrhic victory
Man, let me tell yousomething.. that was a great battle. Your tactics are great, I usually dont like watching this kind of stuff just playing but damn man you really kept me on edge of the seat really interested. You just gained a subscriber for it. I'd love to see more open field battles like this on massive scale just like this. Badass man
Great battle again! You did excellent with the elephants and the pikes! Don't doubt the pike skills man, hell of a job winning that battle. I seriously can't wait to try and get a chance to battle with or against you lol. Don't be so hasty with those archers next time bud. They can still do some great things besides hunting down other archers. Keep up the great videos!
Damn I don’t know why I’m reading comments cuz now it is spoiled
Thomas Man Apollo doesn’t usually post defeats. He does on occasion for a really good battle but generally you can assume the outcome. Doesn’t really take away from the quality of the battles though. Apollo doesn’t often disappoint 💪🏻
This battle is the best I've seen you play.. EPIC!!! Great start with the cav. and what a finalé.. I dont think I have ever seen a total war battle that was this much touch and go till the very end.. You have my applause.. Well done sir. Apollo
Watching these total war videos makes me think about how terrifying it would’ve been to have been alive in these sword ages, and fighting up close shield to shield, sword to sword. The courage you would’ve had to conjure up would’ve been immense.I can’t even imagine
Great battle, that pike manuevering was on point, you defeated a Pretorian guard! Maybe next time you'd get the Seleucid Egyptian rivalry into a big battle like this one.
Just wanna say you are the man. These videos do these games justice in a way my very amateur playing does not.
Balearic slingers were extremely skilled units. Very fascinating I find them
Imagine if Carthage had won The Punic wars. How different a world without Rome would have been.
well Rome would have still existed. Rome would have just capitulated. Carthage never really destroyed entire peoples. Safe to say even if Carthage never lost, they still wouldn't have sacked Rome(debatable).
Mr Marsh I mean if they had never lost I think they 100% would have sacked Rome. Carthage was arguably the greatest threat the Roman Empire faced militarily(other than themselves😂)
@@theirishman7792 *Republic
Not a world i'd want to live in
The world would've been much better if Carthage won.
Mad respect to everyone involved. I got myself some Total War games and its difficult af, but so satisfying to decimate the enemy with hard earned troops.
I love the 4 v 4 with the same nation but i think it would be cool that instead of having each army be a small individual army you guys should get each of the 4 guys on the same team to have 1 act as the overall general, and the others like generals of a certain portion of the force.
Each would have 4 players
1 overall commander (he has authority on the BF other generals listen to him):
you could do real scenarios/battles with real generals or just custom make the scenarios but have each like army specialize in something:
For ex. Persa vs Macedonia in the Battle of Gaugamela
Macedonian Army:
General 1(Alexander): would be full of Companion clav, some lighter cav and skirmishers
General 2 (Parminion): Comprised of mainly hoplites with some cav and skirmishers
General 3 (idk): middle comprised of almost all phalanx with some units of shield bears on the flank.
General 4: same as general 3 or no one because the Greeks were outnumbered.
Persian Army:
General 1 (Dorias): Some chariots and a lot of powerful infantry and a unit of elephants
General 2 (Mazius): A lot of cav (heavy and light but mostly light) and some light infantry
General 3 (Bessues): Same as general 2
General 4: a lot of light infantry from all over the empire.
this was amazing.Loved the king of the hill style in the beginning and perfect teamwork. And THOSE CAV CHARGES!!
great way to begin 2019!
Your so gay
@@thetownfool-t5e why??
I'm a troll 😐
@@thetownfool-t5e If you're really a troll then you're a shitty troll because a true troll never admits to being a troll while trolling.
2020 here we wish we were back
Can you do like the top 10 best battles you have ever reviewed and quick give a briefing on what happens and shit. That should be like a happy new years kind of thing. Or a thanks to your subs. Love your content btw x
Oh man, I bloody love u. You're so upbeat and excited about everything you post! High levels of amiability.
Crazy how a gigantic battle involving thousands of troops, in the end, comes down to a group I could probably fit in my living room.
I love all the total war battles Apollo does, so right when I clicked the video and watched an ad, I clicked the like button without seeing a bit of the actual video
I just don't understand why PA still hasn't reached any amount of subscribers he actually deserves.
Who doesn't love medieval war simulator ?
This really is the best battle. Wonderfully narrated. I've watched it three times.
Excellent as always. I love these huge clashes.
22:47. That is a BIG bird! o.O
10 bucks to the first person to find out how many times he says "My pikes" in this video😆
My personal guess, too many.
he legit said 'my pikes' as i read this comment hahaaha.
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@@alexlaws5086 your ten bucks has been donated for charity in your name.
While I read he said my pikes
I love the aggressiveness your team always seem to have. Honestly at first i thought you guys had it but it just gradually turned against you guys as it went on. At first I was like "ho i this the greatest"
Then i understood
"Swinging Door of Justice" - Apollo 2019
this is indeed the greatest battle i've ever witness, gg man.
When you get balanced battles with good players on both sides, total war battles are the best online entertainment
I love your streaming videos on these epic battles. Really well done and I like your enthusiasm for the historical value that this game provides. However, this is without a doubt one of the bloodiest pyrrhic victories I have ever seen. This battle is like Okinawa, Gettysburg, and Cannae all rolled into one disastrous bloody battle. It was definitely an exciting battle to watch because the outcome was in question right up until the very end. But one thing to consider... If this battle were the real deal, your entire army would have been decimated and left with very few men remaining to defend your country with. As if that wasn't bad enough, your general is laying dead on the battlefield to boot. I don't know too many governments that would consider that a great win lol. The fact is, you saved your country from utter defeat and that's what counts, but you would have been left with basically no troops to take advantage of the win. I know one thing is for sure, I wouldn't want to be the one writing all the letters to the families.
Carthage Military HQ
To whom it may concern,
(Please fill in any applicable family members. More than 2 will qualify you for a family pack bonus) **
We regret to inform you of the tragic passing of your ___________________. He fought valiantly to defend his country and we can all be proud of his valor. Although the win was a costly one, I am sure we will prevail and overcome our difficulties. God bless Carthage. Baal Hammon for the win!
General Hannibal (Oh wait....shit he is dead on the battlefield!)
General _________ (Soon to be promoted from the janitorial staff)
PS..We are recruiting!! Join the Hoplites today and be the first kid on your block! (or the only one....since we have no troops left...)
Is there some kind of a ranking system in multiplayer battles so new players don't get rekt all the time in the beginning?
''Only the dead have seen the end of the war''
-Plato.
“Look at the arrow coming in”
*makes gun noises*
Pixelated Apollo: get your snacks and drinks
Me:gets dinner ready
Loved this battle, Carthage is a badass faction
Greatest battle I ever witnessed was either the battle of weather hills, or that one battle in your skaven campaign.
40:44 "Pyrric Victory" refers to King Pyrrus of Epirus who, during the Diadochi Wars (the wars between Alexander the Great's generals after his death) achieved victory in battle at such great cost he famously said, "Another victory like this and we will be undone."
Actually it was after a battle with the Romans in southern Italy (which is right across the Adriatic from Epirus which is why he got involved there).
That was actually Rome's big strategic advantage all the way through the Republic era; due to the way they raised their armies and ran their conquests they could replace losses much more readily than their main rivals.
That was the best battle ive seen so far on these simulations, great job fellas. On both sides.
@Pixelated Apollo could you and your mates please do three great battles from the Hundred Years War with the 1212 AD mod, ie, Crecy 1346, Poitiers 1356 and Agincourt 1415, using accurate troop types, including dates, and numbers? I don't think anyone has ever done this on UA-cam, etc.
That would be cool. And give some storyline. Apollo would absolutely slay it. :P
What are your specs? I'm very curious. I'm surprised your pc could handle a Battle this Big without lagging.
Awesome Battle btw, you could even make a trailer out of this alone :D
I was really quite impressed by every player here. All of you did fantastic, especially the Praetorian Player.
Apollo! You are my inspiration for these total war games!
Not clickbait title, promise
Nice Vid tho
“Elephants are a glass cannon” what an amazing way to describe it.
Your videos are a great help to me in playing total war! I learned so many strategies.
Took me an hour to defend Rome in story mode against Carthage, won by 100 warriors left and started off with 4K with 12k allies and 17k enemies
Really great battle. I watch till the end. Your strategy was awesome.
You keep apologizing for the slow motion. Dont apologize. It was necessary in order to analyze all of the moving parts of this battle and i do have to say those were some fucking brilliant moves. Love your content man i wish i didnt have to work so much i miss playing this game
Pretty damn god Mr Pixelated Apollo.
You keep reminding me how good this game is.
Thank you.
Damn this might be the most epic battle youve ever done apollo, goodjob!
Awesome! It could be even greater with the roman armies entirely made with a pre-Marius roster! It would be more historical to see :) and maybe more balanced to play... Can I ask another 4vs4 in open field, only Arverni vs post-Marius Romans? Like Caesar vs Vercingetorix :)
That was definitly awesome! What a glorious battle loved the commentary as well Apollo "gotta run those archer bastards down" 😂
Why am I addicted to these videos
Battle was pretty damn great, though I think more flaming balls of fire would be required for this to be truly the greatest battle of all time.
That was some incredible maneuvering!
That really was one of the best battles I've seen.
holy shit. The micro for those last 2 units of pikes and the roman infantry was crazy
Epic battle, nice tactics ! Keep up the nice work! Big thumbs up.
Another wonderful video created by Apollo!!! Love the content👏👏👏
Glorious battle! Great tactics!
A fun watch, no doubt.
I can't imagine being a part of such a mass of humanity, each intent on the slaughter of the other.
I have nothing to compare it to as far as it being the greatest pitched battle. So until I see one that is better, I suppose this is the default gold standard, in my book.
Sun Tzu "the true win is losing as little of your soldiers as its possible"
Apollo: fuck it lets trow what we have and hope for the best
That was very fun to watch! Have you ever considered using a drawing tool to draw out your strategies while you explain them?
That was an awesome battle! Good to see Rome II is still getting some love.
40:01 'our men have broken the enemy and afterwards, they broke themselves'
I absolutely love the same faction of players vs the other same faction. Like 4 roman armies vs 4 Carthage armies. Wish to see more of that just to watch the scale of a battles
I don't usually sit through a full battle but this was genuinely exciting. The effort of the Carthaginian players to turn the Romans left flank on the hilltop should have put Carthage in the box seat to win, but man... Roman infantry are tough SOBs. Almost stole the show too. Great battle, great commentary.
that. was. absolutely. epic. but.. this needs to happen with more cav and maybe as a siege
I like that you're doing a pitch battle as you normally do a siege battle
This was sooo good! Loved it!
I was beginning to think that no one would be left alive to tell the tale.
Although the Vultures sure profited in a big way that day.
Not to mention 10 widows to every victor back at the tents.
Amazing adventure and a great victory!!
Chaos... Carnage... That left flank though... The feeble right could have been saved if they had formed back on the hill, while pikes and infantry sit behind archers, with flanks secured by cav...amazing job on your side, left was shrekt
Alexander and all the ancients in rome wouod be proud I was all the time at the edge of my seat like "nigga come on you can do it"
It was beautiful
amazing battle and one of the first time every player really played together... especially with the cav
it was the greatest battle ever I've seen, nice job, I can't imagine that can I control a huge army like this or I can't.you did well👍
"Another victory like that and we are done for"
-Wait, im already done for.
Lol. very entertaining.
*new drinking game*
Take a shot every time Apollo says let’s go into slow motion
In this particular case player is going to die
THIS. WAS. AWESOME.
I left when he said Roman scum, I can't listen to that insult come from a Carthaginian.
That was a great fight. It would be cool if you did this with the Divide et Imperia mod. Thats like the best mode to date for Rome 2.
As soon as you said "War Elephants", I was hooked.
Every vid I watch of yours I make some popcorn and grab a coke. Super entertaining, action packed, and as good as a movie!!
I enjoyed every moment of this battle, Especially the end forced me to applause this magnificent closure. Thanks
You know the tide of the battle will change when Apollo says almost at the end 'now look at the balance of power guys' '
This is the greatest battle ever, this is the third time I’ve watched this battle, it’s just that good.
11:10 nice stacking Apollo nice
What happened in the end game was an unintentional sacrifice of the Queen.
I would do anything to be able to go back in time and watch these battles in real life. I just can’t imagine how crazy it would be to see hundreds of thousands of men all Battling it out with swords and arrows like that