Being that she also survived sinking of the Titanic as we all know, I can only imagine what Violet Jessop must have been thinking as she saw that stern rise up out of the water.
Brendan Foehr she jumped into the water, then was kind of tossed around for a bit while under, then hit her head on the bottom of a lifeboat and was then pulled aboard. She even fractured her skull when she hit the boat!
Even if her career was cut short due to circumstances beyond her control (WWI), I think Britannic had the most noble end to her career. Rather than simply be scrapped like Olympic, when Britanic met her end, she was faithfully serving her country and acting as a shelter to protect life. And her sacrifice was not in vain. Her mission was accomplished and her country's victory was attained. She paid the ultimate price like a great many soldiers did in that war, but even in death she continues to serve life to this very day. Today Britanic acts as a shelter for the life that lives beneath the waves. She offers shelter for many fish and other sealife so that they may grow big and one day give life to us. Britannic did her duty. And now she has the right to rest easy just slightly beneath the waves.
FinalLugiaGuardian Olympic never should’ve been scrapped I know why they did it but it shouldn’t have happened I wouldn’t care if it was left to sit and rot like the SS United States it should still be around
and to make it better, the sinking of the Britannic is really what preserved the Olympic class for us. unlike the depths the Titanic are in, Brittanic is in warmer Mediterranean waters, and don't have the issue of the metal eating bacteria. the ship remains in good shape today, and is actually at a shallow enough depth to dive as a technical diver. however its hard to get permits as the site is considered a war grave and the ship itself held in private hands.
I think the movie The Poseidon Adventure gave me a fascination with large sinking ships from a young age. It's probably one of my worse fears to be stuck on a?sinking ship.
Imagine the people that died on these ships learning that theres people that want to relive their experiences through VR. They'd probably call us insane, and worshipers of death or some shit
Harvester Commander So you must be blind. Poor you. I live at big island called Europa continent and I saw some water in my life. That animation have nice stock water, but did you saw masterpiece in Sea of Thieves? Still lack psychic but men. Much better.
🇬🇧My respect today goes to the sinking of the His Majesty Hospital Ship Britannic, her crew, medical staff and the 30 victims of the sinking. Today 103 years ago the largest hospital ship of the proud British Empire hit a mine off the coast of Kea and sank in 57 minutes taking 30 crewmembers with her (most deaths are believed to be caused by the propeller blades). She never had the career she was meant to serve on the North Atlantic route and only briefly saw her interior fitted out. The last Britannic survivor was George Perman who died in 2000. My respect goes also out to captain Charles Bartlett and his officers (who all survived the sinking) and the 2 wireless operators who sended distress calls even trough they could not receive any response. 🇬🇧
In a Loud House fanfiction involving Britannic, titled “Islands in the Sea,” the sixth officer of Britannic was Lincoln Loud, although, in real life, the actual sixth officer at the time of the sinking of the Britannic was Herbert Roger Welsh. Welsh happens to be one of the 1,036 people who survived the sinking.
@@TLO129 bruh you think they're really going to invest this much money, time, and effort into this game just to give it away for free? fuck no. this isnt roblox, you try working your ass off and spend a fuck ton of money just to give it to someone for free.
One of the most incredible, vivid and haunting visuals of the HMHS Britannic is depicted with this particular extraordinary re-creation of the sinking. The angles from which you view her in this provide a perspective and intimacy that allows one an almost firsthand experience. Thank you so much for creating this and perhaps this too should be turned into an off-shoot VR game.
Wow. Improved graphics, improved camera work, damn this give you an idea what a terrible sight that must have been for the people in the water. Amazing video!
Some were also killed by drowning. However, most infamously, several were killed when the lifeboats were sucked into the left three bladed triple screw propeller.
This is beautiful but sad at the same time. Beautiful recreation and a beautiful ship, but sad that she sank and that 30 people lost their lives aboard her. Rest in peace, Britannic, and all who sailed upon her.
Imagine to be last worker in a dark engine room. All you can hear is water trying to get to you and ship's crying. After hitting bottom of the channel, squish. Horrific death.
Beautiful ship. Unlike her sister, her back didn’t break when she said goodbye. Her sink angle probably had something to do with it, which makes me realize how high her sisters stern was above the surface when her back finally snapped. Britannic just kind of sailed beneath the waves like the Lusitania.
@@EstCrossings None of the boilers exploded on Titanic at all. Even the ones that were still active to run steam to the dynamos for electrical power. If any of the boilers should have exploded, it would have been those in Br2 and Br1. Yet those boilers are intact.
If you pause this video and the real-time sinking video from 3 years ago at 9:09 and 57:58 respectively, you can really see the improvement in the overall environmental design. There's such a big change, as small as it may seem, and it looks just that much more realistic.
0:13 the crew fear Britannic will not make it to be beached 1:33 Britannics bow starts shredding deep into the water, which makes it sink faster 4:29 captain Bartlett orders the engines to be stopped. This is the last time Britannics propellers will ever stop 5:06 the captain orders abandon ship and gives 2 long blows of the whistle 6:14 the captain, and the remaining officers walk into the water and swim to the nearest lifeboat 7:10 the engineers come onto the deck, and jump into the sea 7:50 there is no one aboard HMHS Britannic. It sinks empty of passengers and crew 10:36 due to the shallow sea, and the length of Britannic, the bow hits the sea floor first 11:21 HMHS Britannic slips into the water out of sight
One of the things that upsets me the most about the Britannic disaster was just how close she was to making it. She tripped at the finish line because some people panicked and that led to their deaths. This should be a classic tale that explains what happens when you panic.
4:29 the propellers stop 5:11 the captain orders "abandon ship," and gives two last blows on the horn 5:33 the bow has been submerged 6:13 the captain abandons ship 6:59 the first funnel falls just as the bridge submerges into the sea 7:10 the engineers jump into the sea 7:28 the ship makes a cool noise before the second funnel falls 7:50 all known life is no longer on the ship 8:16 the third funnel falls 9:05 the fourth funnel falls, making another cool sound 10:07 the ship makes yet another cool sound 10:35 being one of the largest ships at the time, the ship hits the sea floor 11:24 the ship slips into the water, out of sight
The only reason this ship sunk was because the blast from the naval mine it hit bent the hull in such a way that the watertight doors got jammed open. This ship was way more equipped to survive a puncture than the titanic was.
Yea I feel like it was something that was meant to be viewed from a distance. Hopefully the team has a workaround for the white water effects, considering how important they are for the game.
I was thinking the same thing. The Titanic's funnels collapsed when they hit the water too. From what I understand though, the rush of water and the pressure crushed the base of the funnels and that's why they fell over.
@@cosmicwillysuck8595 I think it's specifically the pressure of the water the caused them to snap. Watching this video Britannic is at a much more extreme list than Titanic was when her funnels fell and the funnels still don't fall until the moment their bases are surrounded by water.
I wonder if Titanic's final plunge would have gone something like this had its coal not been shifted and caused its slightly off kilter trim to equalize during the sinking.
It's possible, however Britannic had a much different bull than Titanic, with higher bulkheads and a double hull. The damage was also significantly different in both incidents.
BBF Is Single ...Didn’t Titanic sink listing heavily to port? I thought that occurred due to Scotland Road flooding on E Deck and causing a weight imbalance up until the ship broke in two. Unless you mean after she slipped under the waves.
I'm a little late, but BFF Is Single means that the Titanic may have sunk like Britannic did, if the coal from the starboard side of the ship hadn't been moved to the port side because of the coal fire. The displacement of weight made Titanic list to port slightly throughout the course of her voyage. Even Lawrence Beesley noticed it. And since Titanic listed to starboard quite a lot during the start of the sinking, maybe if the extra weight on the port side wasn't present, the ship would have listed more to starboard and ended up capsizing.
Happy Anniversary, Britannic. Rest In Peace those who perished and those soldiers and troops who served, thank you for your service during this horrible war.
I can't believe the ship is so forgotten despite being a major part of the White Star History in terms of the updated designs, safety features, as well, the military service. It's a shame that people haven't dived it more or explored to show us the engines and power generation and other spaces we couldn't see on the Titanic. Makes you wonder if some of the original fitting out was left on the ship in any of the rooms.
ROLL on, thou deep and dark blue Ocean, roll! Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain; Man marks the earth with ruin; his control Stops with the shore
She was so close! Yet so far... I wonder. What if the portholes on E-Deck were closed? Maybe she might have lasted long enough to partially or entirely beach herself.
And if the watertight doors in boiler rooms 6 and 5 hadn’t jammed. The explosion meant they were stuck in the open position so the entire bow was open to the water. If they could’ve closed those doors, I think she could have made it.
Wow. Impressive. It's interesting to see how the Britannic, having it's building improved and reinforced over that of the original Olympic model, did not broke in half while sinking like the Titanic did, despite sinking somewhat similarly.
Maybe the Britannic didn't reach a critical angle like Titanic. Also she was more listing to the side which means the ship was actually being supported more evenly by the water against the hull. While titanic had a bit of a list, she sank much more upright and this probably caused more stress than usual... If you look at most common ship sinkings they almost always roll over onto their sides before a final plunge... Titanic was very unique and different from this and many like this, so the effects must have been different too.
So, the bow hitting the bottom of the channel is the reason why it's separated from the rest of the ship now, correct? In pictures of the wreck it show's it separated.-
This is, without doubt the best video of the genre! Everything about this video, from the cameras perspective to the sound are excellent and seeing the inexorable encroachment of thousands of tons of seawater replacing buoyancy with deadweight is somewhat thought provoking! For such a significant and beautiful ship on a such a beautiful clear day to be consigned forever to the deep is really quite incongruous!
I know what a centrifugal governor is... I hadn’t heard mention of any incorporated into the Olympic class engines though, hence my asking. Also, there was a report of Olympic’s engine starting to run away when she dropped a propeller blade early in her career. As far as a “safe steam engine”, I highly doubt that’s accurate as there are many instances of steam engines without a governor built in. Lastly, there’s no need to be condescending.
I will admit, in the case of the Britannic (Gigantic), I've always wished even though the bow is mostly severed from the ship, if there was enough structural rigidity left in her survive being raised. Ultimately, with the bow being reconstructed.
The captain did use the propellers to steer due to the rudder being jamed but then lifeboats got cut up he stop the engines then continued with out turning then stopped for the final time sounded the horn twice to tell down below to abandon ship and swam away as the bridge went under
A large amount of water suddenly filling a space that was just air has A LOT of force behind it. Far more force than a bit of rain. You have to remember, gravity is not the only force pulling this ship down. It's also pressure of the water flow which is pushing down on the structure.
Ship funnels are a lot more fragile than they appear, being made of a lower grade a steel than the hull plates. You can see this in the wrecks of ships of the era, where the hull is still recognizable as a ship, but the best condition possible for the funnels is a pancaked shape. Usually all that's left are the steam pipes and a vaguely funnel-shaped outline of rust. As for why they fall when the water gets to them, it's because of the water pressure on the outside is greater than the air pressure on the inside. You can see this in the Titanic's wreck: In the holes where Funnels 1 and 2 stood, you can see that the steel has been pushed inwards. With the structural support destroyed, the funnel collapses.
Just because the captain was calm doesn't mean he was cold blooded. It just means that he is cool and collected in a tense situation besides he was probably trying to prevent panic
I hope the water animation will be worked on, it doesn't appear to have collision, the water will make a huge part of the game. Ships, as always, look beautiful
You should *want* to pay for things that someone/others spent hours and hours of time researching, planning, and flawlessly executing. Although, I assume you’re young, but it’s still a good lesson to learn and you can always ask for something you really want around the holidays or birthdays. 😃
Poor ship, it was obvious that it still would not be able to swim to the island, the movement of the ship only accelerated it's flooding, and the propellers of the ship, moreover, no longer touched the water, it's a pity. Britannic's fate was no better than that of the Titanic, she left after her sister. Olympic is the only one of these three ships that didn't sink.
This was because after the Titanic sank, the White Star Line and Harland-Wolff revised the blueprints for the Britannic so that the Britannic would be stronger and more stable than the Titanic.
Just proved how well built she was actually. After snapping her keel, buckled hull and 7 compartments breached you wouldn’t think she’d hold up that well but she did
Impeccable work!!! You should try the sinking of the Carpathia. Showing it with the amazing detail you've all shown here, with the Titanic and the Atlantic would do it justice.
Being that she also survived sinking of the Titanic as we all know, I can only imagine what Violet Jessop must have been thinking as she saw that stern rise up out of the water.
"I don't think I prefer Olympic class ships"
"Next time, I think I'll take a plane ride."
Didn't she get knocked unconscious by the propellers when her lifeboat got pulled into them?
@@brendanfoehr5086 But then she regained consciousness when she hit her head against the bottom of a boat or piece of wreckage.
Brendan Foehr she jumped into the water, then was kind of tossed around for a bit while under, then hit her head on the bottom of a lifeboat and was then pulled aboard. She even fractured her skull when she hit the boat!
Even if her career was cut short due to circumstances beyond her control (WWI), I think Britannic had the most noble end to her career.
Rather than simply be scrapped like Olympic, when Britanic met her end, she was faithfully serving her country and acting as a shelter to protect life. And her sacrifice was not in vain. Her mission was accomplished and her country's victory was attained.
She paid the ultimate price like a great many soldiers did in that war, but even in death she continues to serve life to this very day. Today Britanic acts as a shelter for the life that lives beneath the waves. She offers shelter for many fish and other sealife so that they may grow big and one day give life to us.
Britannic did her duty. And now she has the right to rest easy just slightly beneath the waves.
This was beautifully written! I love it!
FinalLugiaGuardian Olympic never should’ve been scrapped I know why they did it but it shouldn’t have happened I wouldn’t care if it was left to sit and rot like the SS United States it should still be around
Lovely tribute....
How beautifully put. Like a funeral eulogy. The Britannic did her country proud.
and to make it better, the sinking of the Britannic is really what preserved the Olympic class for us. unlike the depths the Titanic are in, Brittanic is in warmer Mediterranean waters, and don't have the issue of the metal eating bacteria. the ship remains in good shape today, and is actually at a shallow enough depth to dive as a technical diver. however its hard to get permits as the site is considered a war grave and the ship itself held in private hands.
There's something fascinating about sinking ships.
Definitely agree on that!!
I think that's why we're all here.
Lawrence Boak Art
Yeah. Seeing something so large, so beautiful, so seemingly invincible destroyed in such a manner appeals to our primal instincts.
I think the movie The Poseidon Adventure gave me a fascination with large sinking ships from a young age. It's probably one of my worse fears to be stuck on a?sinking ship.
@@jamespeters2859 yea
They seriously need to remake the Britannic movie for the big screen with a great cast. Would be one hell of a blockbuster
Yeah totally!
Just don't make it love story
For me, drama would be the perfect genre for it.
@@PS1HAGRID13 lol so true
@@connerrolofson1585 Yup!
These camera angles are actually terrifying. Well done you guys!
HMHS Britannic's length being longer than the depth of the Aegean Sea just shows how truly massive these ships were!
It’s this kind of stuff that makes me excited for the steam client, and especially in VR... oh boi
Imagine the people that died on these ships learning that theres people that want to relive their experiences through VR. They'd probably call us insane, and worshipers of death or some shit
even for people with out VR it will be good
@@I_am_a_cat_ We have already had games that simulate conflict for decades.
Cat wonder how the people in ww2 died would react to call of duty, medal of honor...
@@I_am_a_cat_ its called learning from history
8:45 I've always found that groaning noise of the ship going down hauntingly beautiful
7:28
Beautiful?!????!?!?????
I agree with you.
That water is remarkable. It looks so realistic.
Harvester Commander You never saw reall water.
biska131 I live on in island dude. I’m surrounded by water.
Harvester Commander So you must be blind. Poor you. I live at big island called Europa continent and I saw some water in my life. That animation have nice stock water, but did you saw masterpiece in Sea of Thieves? Still lack psychic but men. Much better.
biska131 oh shut up. You have no respect.
biska131 plus your grammar is terrible.
🇬🇧My respect today goes to the sinking of the His Majesty Hospital Ship Britannic, her crew, medical staff and the 30 victims of the sinking. Today 103 years ago the largest hospital ship of the proud British Empire hit a mine off the coast of Kea and sank in 57 minutes taking 30 crewmembers with her (most deaths are believed to be caused by the propeller blades). She never had the career she was meant to serve on the North Atlantic route and only briefly saw her interior fitted out. The last Britannic survivor was George Perman who died in 2000. My respect goes also out to captain Charles Bartlett and his officers (who all survived the sinking) and the 2 wireless operators who sended distress calls even trough they could not receive any response. 🇬🇧
Well said Mr Andrews
Hello Galvin
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In a Loud House fanfiction involving Britannic, titled “Islands in the Sea,” the sixth officer of Britannic was Lincoln Loud, although, in real life, the actual sixth officer at the time of the sinking of the Britannic was Herbert Roger Welsh. Welsh happens to be one of the 1,036 people who survived the sinking.
I’m just shocked she never broke apart like Titanic. Some of the angles she was at were really crazy!
Can't wait for the game on steam, will buy it as soon as it comes out!!!!
Me too maybe spammals will play that sometime soon.
Me too!
I would be just fine paying money for it. It would support the team.
@@TLO129 bruh you think they're really going to invest this much money, time, and effort into this game just to give it away for free? fuck no. this isnt roblox, you try working your ass off and spend a fuck ton of money just to give it to someone for free.
I would've gladly paid money for the third demo as well.
Very nicely done. The part that scared me was when the last funnel collapsed.
Same
Me too!
I was surprised as well. I described it as what it might’ve been like when you are on the last funnel when it collapsed in the Kea Channel.
Wow, that view from the last funnel collapse was unexpected & a bit unnerving - well done!
Also me
I’ve just recently got back into the titanic and still so many recent videos about her and her sister ships!
I don't think it's very safe to get into a sunken ship. You know, because it's on the ocean floor.
Florian W i see what you mean.
I’d want to be a trillionaire and rebuild the Olympic class ships as floating hotel/museums.
One of the most incredible, vivid and haunting visuals of the HMHS Britannic is depicted with this particular extraordinary re-creation of the sinking. The angles from which you view her in this provide a perspective and intimacy that allows one an almost firsthand experience. Thank you so much for creating this and perhaps this too should be turned into an off-shoot VR game.
It will.
Wow. Improved graphics, improved camera work, damn this give you an idea what a terrible sight that must have been for the people in the water. Amazing video!
It’s sad to think that the only reason why anyone died during this disaster is because the crew didn’t follow orders. Everyone could of survived this.
Except for maybe that one person who may have been killed in the initial explosion.
Some were also killed by drowning. However, most infamously, several were killed when the lifeboats were sucked into the left three bladed triple screw propeller.
Could *have,* never could *of,* but yeah I completely agree with you lol.
@@danieldmyers Grammer nazi.
@@misha2197 *Grammar, not grammer
This is beautiful but sad at the same time. Beautiful recreation and a beautiful ship, but sad that she sank and that 30 people lost their lives aboard her. Rest in peace, Britannic, and all who sailed upon her.
Just my thinking but. if you were to reverse the water would be still entering the ship, water wouldn't of been sucked out.
103 year ago today, White Star lost another Olympic-class Ship of Dreams.
at least it yields some entertainment
@@Infern0_2020 did olmpic sink?
@@leeabelianvallejo4172 no, and some of its interior is on display in museums and hotels.
U mean 109 years
Titanic sunk in April 1912 so almost 109 years but not yet
9:05 That scared the hell out of me.
That’s what it might’ve been like when you are on the last tunnel when it fell into the Kea Channel.
And me. Actually shut my eyes
Yeah, just like a jumpscare
@@connerrolofson1585 amagine if somone was still on the funnle hanging on for dear life.
Really? You're soft.
Imagine to be last worker in a dark engine room. All you can hear is water trying to get to you and ship's crying. After hitting bottom of the channel, squish. Horrific death.
Thankfully nobody had to experience that.
Can you guys do a final plunge of the HMHS Britannic video in the perspective in underwater?
I think due to water, views wouldn't be good.
The water Britannic sank in is pretty clear, but modeling it would be difficult
@@sirboomsalot4902 I agree, but not as clear as it should be to for exemple see the destruction of the bow.
Can you guys do a video of someone taking a dump in the perspective in toilet water? 💩
@@Hollypenopepper Your comment of yours is very inappropriate and unnecessary.
Beautiful ship. Unlike her sister, her back didn’t break when she said goodbye. Her sink angle probably had something to do with it, which makes me realize how high her sisters stern was above the surface when her back finally snapped. Britannic just kind of sailed beneath the waves like the Lusitania.
I'm guessing the warmer water of the mediterranean didn't cause the boilers to explode.
Correct.
Lower temperature difference so less of a thermal shock.
But yet Br6 didnt explode aboard Titanic...
@@hugos5114 They released the steam on that one.
@@EstCrossings None of the boilers exploded on Titanic at all. Even the ones that were still active to run steam to the dynamos for electrical power. If any of the boilers should have exploded, it would have been those in Br2 and Br1. Yet those boilers are intact.
Wow, the sights and sounds are so beautiful, yet so eery and sad at the same time. I am a mix of emotions.
That perspective of the underside of the ship is fascinating! Really shows just how far out if the water the stern was
If you pause this video and the real-time sinking video from 3 years ago at 9:09 and 57:58 respectively, you can really see the improvement in the overall environmental design. There's such a big change, as small as it may seem, and it looks just that much more realistic.
0:13 the crew fear Britannic will not make it to be beached
1:33 Britannics bow starts shredding deep into the water, which makes it sink faster
4:29 captain Bartlett orders the engines to be stopped. This is the last time Britannics propellers will ever stop
5:06 the captain orders abandon ship and gives 2 long blows of the whistle
6:14 the captain, and the remaining officers walk into the water and swim to the nearest lifeboat
7:10 the engineers come onto the deck, and jump into the sea
7:50 there is no one aboard HMHS Britannic. It sinks empty of passengers and crew
10:36 due to the shallow sea, and the length of Britannic, the bow hits the sea floor first
11:21 HMHS Britannic slips into the water out of sight
Nice explanation of what happened in the final moments.
One of the things that upsets me the most about the Britannic disaster was just how close she was to making it. She tripped at the finish line because some people panicked and that led to their deaths. This should be a classic tale that explains what happens when you panic.
4:29 the propellers stop
5:11 the captain orders "abandon ship," and gives two last blows on the horn
5:33 the bow has been submerged
6:13 the captain abandons ship
6:59 the first funnel falls just as the bridge submerges into the sea
7:10 the engineers jump into the sea
7:28 the ship makes a cool noise before the second funnel falls
7:50 all known life is no longer on the ship
8:16 the third funnel falls
9:05 the fourth funnel falls, making another cool sound
10:07 the ship makes yet another cool sound
10:35 being one of the largest ships at the time, the ship hits the sea floor
11:24 the ship slips into the water, out of sight
7:28 Cool and haunting
violet jessop: in lifeboat
also violet jessop: ah crap here we go again
The only reason this ship sunk was because the blast from the naval mine it hit bent the hull in such a way that the watertight doors got jammed open. This ship was way more equipped to survive a puncture than the titanic was.
It’s a shame that white water and foam look a bit unnatural in unreal engine. The normal water and all other graphics look great.
Yea I feel like it was something that was meant to be viewed from a distance. Hopefully the team has a workaround for the white water effects, considering how important they are for the game.
There also should be a creeping water effect to make the rising water level at all ship areas more realistic and in contrast to the sea level
I swear, it seems like those funnels are held on by some sort of water soluble glue lol
I was thinking the same thing. The Titanic's funnels collapsed when they hit the water too. From what I understand though, the rush of water and the pressure crushed the base of the funnels and that's why they fell over.
I don’t think they’re made to hold themselves up at the angle the ship was sinking at
@@cosmicwillysuck8595 true!
@@cosmicwillysuck8595 I think it's specifically the pressure of the water the caused them to snap. Watching this video Britannic is at a much more extreme list than Titanic was when her funnels fell and the funnels still don't fall until the moment their bases are surrounded by water.
@[Closed]Then explain me why was the 4th funnel of Titanic fall when he break up. It can be so weak.
I wonder if Titanic's final plunge would have gone something like this had its coal not been shifted and caused its slightly off kilter trim to equalize during the sinking.
It's possible, however Britannic had a much different bull than Titanic, with higher bulkheads and a double hull. The damage was also significantly different in both incidents.
BBF Is Single ...Didn’t Titanic sink listing heavily to port? I thought that occurred due to Scotland Road flooding on E Deck and causing a weight imbalance up until the ship broke in two. Unless you mean after she slipped under the waves.
I'm a little late, but BFF Is Single means that the Titanic may have sunk like Britannic did, if the coal from the starboard side of the ship hadn't been moved to the port side because of the coal fire. The displacement of weight made Titanic list to port slightly throughout the course of her voyage. Even Lawrence Beesley noticed it. And since Titanic listed to starboard quite a lot during the start of the sinking, maybe if the extra weight on the port side wasn't present, the ship would have listed more to starboard and ended up capsizing.
Dont forget about engineers. Preventing ship from capsizing was their job.
R.I.P Britannic and it's 30 Victims you have always been my favorite ship out of the White Star Line I just wish you still existed. 😞😪
The shots on this are impecable. Well done Guys 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good job as always
Nice, but there is a motion problem with the lifeboat. The fact that it doesnt roll on the waves makes it look like it's static.
Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean roll. Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain. Man marks the earth with ruin his control stops at the shore.
Hopefully in the steam game, the cables holding the funnels will snap off and the davits will have ropes.
Happy Anniversary, Britannic. Rest In Peace those who perished and those soldiers and troops who served, thank you for your service during this horrible war.
I love this animation. Looks so real and it’s like your actually there
I can't believe the ship is so forgotten despite being a major part of the White Star History in terms of the updated designs, safety features, as well, the military service. It's a shame that people haven't dived it more or explored to show us the engines and power generation and other spaces we couldn't see on the Titanic. Makes you wonder if some of the original fitting out was left on the ship in any of the rooms.
Omg i love all the new angles of the sinking its much more terrifying
In memory of what could have been the biggest ocean liner of the then white star line, WIP Britannic as well as Titanic
I’ve never been this early for a Britannic vid before!
Last time I was this early she was still chugging along before she began taking on water
ROLL on, thou deep and dark blue Ocean, roll! Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain; Man marks the earth with ruin; his control Stops with the shore
Mr2013Drew nice movie reference!
I even read this in the creepy voice at the end of the movie lol
Good one!
What movie?
Britannic early 2000s TV
Brilliant as always! I'd be interested to see one of these with the Lusitania.
It is happening on the 7th of may 2020 lusitania animation
Tylar Glover That is so close to my birthday! it’ll be one of the best birthday gifts i’ve gotten.
You guys always create top quality videos, keep up your fantastic work!
She was so close! Yet so far...
I wonder. What if the portholes on E-Deck were closed? Maybe she might have lasted long enough to partially or entirely beach herself.
Supposedly they tried to beach her
Earth Chan They did... twice...
And if the watertight doors in boiler rooms 6 and 5 hadn’t jammed. The explosion meant they were stuck in the open position so the entire bow was open to the water. If they could’ve closed those doors, I think she could have made it.
Wow. Impressive. It's interesting to see how the Britannic, having it's building improved and reinforced over that of the original Olympic model, did not broke in half while sinking like the Titanic did, despite sinking somewhat similarly.
Maybe the Britannic didn't reach a critical angle like Titanic. Also she was more listing to the side which means the ship was actually being supported more evenly by the water against the hull. While titanic had a bit of a list, she sank much more upright and this probably caused more stress than usual... If you look at most common ship sinkings they almost always roll over onto their sides before a final plunge... Titanic was very unique and different from this and many like this, so the effects must have been different too.
Violette Jessop must have been some bad luck wielding woman.
More like good luck! She lived every time, after all.
Random Girl: Goddammit I lost my phone. I'm the unluckiest girl in the world.
Violet Jessop: Looks in disgust.
Hard to believe that is has been 103 years, 2 hours and 39 minutes since Britannic sank
its been 84 years.
@@sithius99 She sank in 1916, that was not 84 years ago
@@TT-nc3qh Uh, No, it is Titanic's sister, Britannic
Cody Minor it was a 1997 movie refrence... a very bad one tbh.
If titanic and brittanic have their own movies,then shouldn't Olympic have a movie too
If you think about it, the starboard side of hull buried in the sand probably still has most of its paint intact.
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So, the bow hitting the bottom of the channel is the reason why it's separated from the rest of the ship now, correct? In pictures of the wreck it show's it separated.-
Yun Fang Yes
Well it also took a hit from a mine, so remember there would have been a large opening in her plates to help it nearly seperate.
And the second explosion done alot of damage as well
@@markboyle9769 I don't think there was a second explosion. The Lusitania had two explosions I believe, maybe you got the two confused.
They think that after the first explosion. The dust from the coal. Exploded as well.
I see you updated no just the animations and angles, but the textures as well:)
Who else finds this extremely eerie?
100%, seriously creepy!
This is, without doubt the best video of the genre!
Everything about this video, from the cameras perspective to the sound are excellent and seeing the inexorable encroachment of thousands of tons of seawater replacing buoyancy with deadweight is somewhat thought provoking!
For such a significant and beautiful ship on a such a beautiful clear day to be consigned forever to the deep is really quite incongruous!
The view from the lifeboat really puts it into perspective.
Recent Britannic video are amazing. This is terrifying.
Today, 103 years ago
HMHS Britannic
The sneaky jump-scare at 9:04 though.
My god why did I click the timestamp
THE STEAM GAME THE STEAM GAME
I would love to see an animation of the ships hitting the bottom. The little glimpse below the surface made me think of it.
Today it seems like there should be a live broadcast from the developers or not?
Omg, just noticed how she slightly overturned O_o
What do you mean?
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial He means she was about to go all the way over, turning over until the ship was upside down.
If there was game set in World War I, this would probably be one of many levels aboard a sinking ship either by torpedo, mine or armed merchants.
Remarkable job on this animation, It really brings to life what happened to Britannic 103 years ago.
This is actually quite sad to watch :-(
Fantastic. Poor old Britannic. She did her duty well. Very unfortunate that she sank. Titanic gets the most attention. ♥
This, like your other immaculate sinkings, is...simply...terrifying.
Damn you guys outdid yourselves with the updated water texture the waves and kick ass camera angles!!
BRAVO!!!!
Wouldn’t the engines have run away, the propellers being that far out of the water?
@Bruce West lol..... their steam engines not gas or Diesel
@Bruce West mb lol
I know what a centrifugal governor is... I hadn’t heard mention of any incorporated into the Olympic class engines though, hence my asking. Also, there was a report of Olympic’s engine starting to run away when she dropped a propeller blade early in her career.
As far as a “safe steam engine”, I highly doubt that’s accurate as there are many instances of steam engines without a governor built in.
Lastly, there’s no need to be condescending.
Such beautiful angles!
This is going to be my new video wallpaper!
It's scary how much can happen in only 12 minutes..
Question in April 2020 are you going to do a Titanic REAL TIME FINAL PLUNGE.
That’d be a good idea! Start from the time the water was starting to wash up on the boat deck maybe.
They have been teasing a new Titanic sinking animation for a while now
I will admit, in the case of the Britannic (Gigantic), I've always wished even though the bow is mostly severed from the ship, if there was enough structural rigidity left in her survive being raised. Ultimately, with the bow being reconstructed.
Does anyone know the reason why the starboard screw wasn't put in reverse to help steer the ship?
Not enough steam, too many boiler rooms where under already.
The captain did use the propellers to steer due to the rudder being jamed but then lifeboats got cut up he stop the engines then continued with out turning then stopped for the final time sounded the horn twice to tell down below to abandon ship and swam away as the bridge went under
Also they were quickly come out of the water.
Good question really. Maybe something to do with keeping the center propeller turning? Since it gives out more power than an outboard propeller IDK
10:35. Being longer than the water is deep, Britannic's bow strikes the bottom of the channel.
Why do these Olympic Class funnels always collapse as soon as they touch water? Were they even certified for operation on rainy days?
A large amount of water suddenly filling a space that was just air has A LOT of force behind it. Far more force than a bit of rain. You have to remember, gravity is not the only force pulling this ship down. It's also pressure of the water flow which is pushing down on the structure.
Ship funnels are a lot more fragile than they appear, being made of a lower grade a steel than the hull plates. You can see this in the wrecks of ships of the era, where the hull is still recognizable as a ship, but the best condition possible for the funnels is a pancaked shape. Usually all that's left are the steam pipes and a vaguely funnel-shaped outline of rust.
As for why they fall when the water gets to them, it's because of the water pressure on the outside is greater than the air pressure on the inside. You can see this in the Titanic's wreck: In the holes where Funnels 1 and 2 stood, you can see that the steel has been pushed inwards. With the structural support destroyed, the funnel collapses.
lol!
K9TheFirst1 I’ve always wondered the cause of the collapse of the funnels.
Toby Pasman if I’m not mistaken a lot of it was just gravity and a few cables
This was the coolest thing I`ve ever seen....
That British Captain must have had ice water instead of blood in his veins to have behaved like that.
kcirdrab Why?
@@sirboomsalot4902 kcirdrab is liekely referencing how calm the captain acted in this situation. As one might say they acted "cool and composed".
Just because the captain was calm doesn't mean he was cold blooded. It just means that he is cool and collected in a tense situation besides he was probably trying to prevent panic
@@connorcoker5112 That's what you're supposed to do in the sinking of a ship. Captain and Officers.
@@Graysoneli2 exactly
You guys should do a whole video of the Titanic sinking from inside and out I think that would be an awesome video
They should have turned the engines off, because it just made Britannics bow dig deeper into the water
Conrail Gp-40 Guy by the time the engines were cut off they were above water. And it was better to try to save the ship than let it go down.
I hope the water animation will be worked on, it doesn't appear to have collision, the water will make a huge part of the game. Ships, as always, look beautiful
[09:05] I genuinely felt like I myself was about to fall into the water.
Mattinqq that is absolutely horrifying
Tysm for this Honor and Glory guys!! Your hard work and talent is very much appreciated!!
When ever it comes out on steam will we have to pay for it
I think so
You should *want* to pay for things that someone/others spent hours and hours of time researching, planning, and flawlessly executing. Although, I assume you’re young, but it’s still a good lesson to learn and you can always ask for something you really want around the holidays or birthdays. 😃
Daniel Myers yes I am young and I just wanted to know if u had to pay for it cuz then I might get it for Christmas
JJ’S Channel not coming out for a long time
Poor ship, it was obvious that it still would not be able to swim to the island, the movement of the ship only accelerated it's flooding, and the propellers of the ship, moreover, no longer touched the water, it's a pity. Britannic's fate was no better than that of the Titanic, she left after her sister. Olympic is the only one of these three ships that didn't sink.
9:05 the dummy funnel couldn't take the weight of the camera man anymore.
Its a vent not a dummy funnel
a normal commentor it’s okay to make mistakes
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 big miss steak
@@anormalcommentor9452 *mistake
@@berniebernie4728 its a joke you egg
So sad to see her go down.
The Olympic lost her two sisters Titanic and Britannic in a short time.It's the most sad story in history to me😢
"It's the most sad story in history to me😢" You don't know very much about history do you?
Titanic and britannic: bye sister, we are no more existing.😵.Olympic: nooo, I lost my two sisters😭😭😭😭.
9:05 defintiely gave me a moment of anxiety lol that pov show freaked me out for a second
Why didn't Britannic split in half? Her stern seems to have raised to a similar angle as Titanic did.
This was because after the Titanic sank, the White Star Line and Harland-Wolff revised the blueprints for the Britannic so that the Britannic would be stronger and more stable than the Titanic.
@@lth9282 Thank you for explaining. I was unaware of the fact that the redesign made such a big difference :-)
Just proved how well built she was actually. After snapping her keel, buckled hull and 7 compartments breached you wouldn’t think she’d hold up that well but she did
nope it was in a 15 degree angle while titanic at 26
The Sound Effects make you feel like you're experiencing it as it happens. This is why I love History.
needs more sleeping sun.
*no*
Oh Yes
@@MichaelDunn-vd4vx That is what she said
@@samsmithton1295 nice one lol
Impeccable work!!! You should try the sinking of the Carpathia. Showing it with the amazing detail you've all shown here, with the Titanic and the Atlantic would do it justice.