Crusader Army VS Roman Legion

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
  • A Highly requested second episode of the series Army vs Army.
    A Roman legion was the largest unit of the Roman army, consisting of centuries as the basic units.
    For most of the Roman Imperial period, the legions formed the Roman army's elite heavy infantry, recruited exclusively from Roman citizens, while the remainder of the army consisted of auxiliaries, who provided additional infantry and the vast majority of the Roman army's cavalry.
    A legion consisted of several cohorts of heavy infantry known as legionaries. It was almost always accompanied by one or more attached units of auxiliaries, who were not Roman citizens and provided cavalry, ranged troops and skirmishers to complement the legion's heavy infantry.
    From the time of Gaius Marius onwards, legionaries received 225 denarii a year; this basic rate remained unchanged until Domitian, who increased it to 300 denarii. The soldiers did not receive all the money in cash, as the state deducted a clothing and food tax from their pay. To this wage, a legionary on active campaign would hope to add the booty of war. Slaves could also be claimed from the prisoners of war and divided amongst the legion for later sale, which would bring in a sizeable supplement to their regular pay.
    All legionary soldiers would also receive a praemia on the completion of their term of service: a sizeable sum of money and/or a plot of good farmland; farmland given to veterans often helped in establishing control of the frontier regions and over rebellious provinces.
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  • @MrJihadTime
    @MrJihadTime 6 лет назад +813

    Romans v dinosaurs

    • @smeghead765
      @smeghead765 6 лет назад +60

      A wild Legion appeared.
      The wild Legion used testudo. It's super effective!
      Ankylosaurus also used testudo. It's super effective!
      Looks like a tie to me.

    • @TheMteaIzLuv
      @TheMteaIzLuv 6 лет назад +8

      Please do this Raf

    • @Nerazmus
      @Nerazmus 6 лет назад +14

      Let triceratops show them how to use turtle formation.

    • @Loromir17
      @Loromir17 6 лет назад +10

      Romans vs Dragons

    • @kinglouiev9530
      @kinglouiev9530 5 лет назад +10

      Against a T-Rex the Roman needs to:
      A) Run to the woods 4 safe-T
      B) Go in a fortified camp 4 Safe-T
      C) Sling rocks at it like David
      D) Get a bigger sword

  • @crusader7659
    @crusader7659 5 лет назад +730

    As an unbiased bystander, I think the crusaders are better.

    • @jonathanthorsen7887
      @jonathanthorsen7887 5 лет назад +15

      Lol same tbh

    • @pedrosabino8751
      @pedrosabino8751 5 лет назад +4

      Why?

    • @Crmsn-qk2io
      @Crmsn-qk2io 5 лет назад +17

      Crusader same

    • @pedrosabino8751
      @pedrosabino8751 4 года назад +21

      @@fawfulbenivictor5556 ah sorry. It's a little hard understand sarcasm in english comments.

    • @fawfulbenivictor5556
      @fawfulbenivictor5556 4 года назад +50

      @@pedrosabino8751 oh it's ok I mean the joke is that his account is crusader so he's joking about the fact that he's an unbiased civilian even though his name and profile picture would betray that fact

  • @Peptuck
    @Peptuck 6 лет назад +465

    One thing that I like about Metatron is how he spends as much time focusing on the historical context of a warrior or society that creates the warrior rather than just taking the warrior in a vacuum. A warrior or the army they are a part of is an outgrowth of their society, which can do a great deal to define them and their behaviors and weapons and tactics. Very few people consider this when comparing two historical armies or warriors.

    • @rapidvetD
      @rapidvetD 6 лет назад +11

      Peptuck and he doesn't quickly jump to conclusion

    • @ricardoramos1059
      @ricardoramos1059 4 года назад +2

      Metatron gives historical context of the topic. In this case he analysizes both crusaders and Roman legions at the peak of there respective faction ( training, weapons/armour, and tactics) but does it with neutral objectivity by this I mean he views both factions with there advantages and disadvantages present.

    • @whispyrain1666
      @whispyrain1666 4 года назад +1

      History that is made up within a vacuum. The TV news lies to us every single day, no reason we can trust history books. AT ALL.

    • @sidlukkassen9687
      @sidlukkassen9687 4 года назад +1

      This, indeed, is higher Clausewitz. No conflict can be separated strategically from the society that created the conflict, as this is what will determine morale and the length to which each side will be willing to go to in order to win.

  • @timturbo7727
    @timturbo7727 6 лет назад +239

    3:31 holy cow it looks like he's holding a pistol
    I guess i Should've guessed a pope named urban would be packing heat

    • @thefinalroman
      @thefinalroman 4 года назад +42

      Dudes rocking a 1911 in 1111

    • @whispyrain1666
      @whispyrain1666 4 года назад +3

      Maybe it is. Look up Mud Flood global reset.

    • @Tempusverum
      @Tempusverum 4 года назад +14

      He is holding a 🔫. BreadBoys confirmed!

    • @nobleman9393
      @nobleman9393 3 года назад +9

      Everyone gangsta till The Pope pulls out a gun

    • @jeffbezos8982
      @jeffbezos8982 3 года назад +3

      Of course it's an American who noticed lol😂😂

  • @MLCloneCODgamer
    @MLCloneCODgamer 6 лет назад +847

    Well this is just plain unfair, the crusaders have the power of God and anime on their side

  • @56k35
    @56k35 6 лет назад +742

    Do Roman Legion VS Mongol Horde, it’d be very interesting!

    • @Dragons_Armory
      @Dragons_Armory 6 лет назад +30

      forgetting the (as Mushu said:) Hunny buns?

    • @56k35
      @56k35 6 лет назад +14

      Dragon's Armory
      Are you referencing the Huns? Or something else.

    • @321AlterSchwede
      @321AlterSchwede 6 лет назад +94

      You can see this Scenario at the endless roman-persian wars. Persian warfare is close to those of the mongols, with slightly more infantry. The romans had problems against horse-archers.

    • @Dragons_Armory
      @Dragons_Armory 6 лет назад +10

      Huns, yep

    • @cembuyukalpelli8194
      @cembuyukalpelli8194 6 лет назад +23

      The cheeky Inquisitor in my opinion mongols would have won if Terreian was flat and dry also in my opinion is the cenghis khan best commander in world all time(his tactics even influenced USA aviation tactics) he started biological and physiological war if cenghis Khan was the commander they wouldn't have any chance

  • @anonguy271
    @anonguy271 4 года назад +61

    I've got a soft spot for Crusader/Templar armour... they just look so badass with their bucket helms.

    • @inohalajian4151
      @inohalajian4151 Год назад

      I'm more into Just Templar Armor Or Imperial Legion Armor.

    • @user-lj8gk1nv5i
      @user-lj8gk1nv5i 9 месяцев назад +1

      My ansectors were templars who survied the persictuition of the templars

  • @BigGlutesBigToots
    @BigGlutesBigToots 6 лет назад +70

    Here’s my guess for this series; Metatron will never allow another army to defeat the romans.

    • @metatronyt
      @metatronyt  6 лет назад +94

      Roman Legions vs modern tank division nuclear bombs and rifle infantry....ofcourse Roman victory :D

    • @user-wg1mv5hu5v
      @user-wg1mv5hu5v 4 года назад +1

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    • @TheColombianSpartan
      @TheColombianSpartan 3 года назад +7

      @@metatronyt The Romans will call upon their Gods and annihilate their foes!
      Alternatively they would adapt and _become Gods_

    • @the1009998
      @the1009998 3 года назад

      Not even other romans

  • @Silen00
    @Silen00 6 лет назад +509

    Why does Pope Urban II wield a handgun? 3:30

    • @namelessman8097
      @namelessman8097 6 лет назад +65

      Silen I think that's just a bad drawn finger.

    • @Silen00
      @Silen00 6 лет назад +119

      What the hell, when I look at the picture I keep seeing a pistol for some reason. Clearly there's something wrong with me...

    • @namelessman8097
      @namelessman8097 6 лет назад +55

      Silen no, I see it very clearly too .-.

    • @benerdick_cumberbiatch
      @benerdick_cumberbiatch 6 лет назад +102

      Silen proof time travel exists.

    • @nokuhobune
      @nokuhobune 6 лет назад +139

      indeed he was preparing to bust a cap in arab ass

  • @UpperRobin29
    @UpperRobin29 6 лет назад +223

    Try Alexander the Great vs Julius Caesar

    • @fathel9221
      @fathel9221 6 лет назад +21

      Carsar would win

    • @FilipMoncrief
      @FilipMoncrief 6 лет назад +17

      That would be interesting af

    • @MrAlepedroza
      @MrAlepedroza 6 лет назад +4

      UpperRobin29 Please notice this comment Metatron. I have been looking long for a vid discussing this.

    • @kwameankomah6366
      @kwameankomah6366 6 лет назад +27

      Julius Caesar would win because he was more advance than Alexander the great. Pompey used Alexander the great's tactics against Caesar but was defeated by the Roman Pilum. Alexander has no answer for the Roman pilum. Caesar hurled pilums and javelins at pompey's cavalry causing it to flee. also consider that Caesar studies Alexander the great's tactics.

    • @primalforlorn
      @primalforlorn 6 лет назад +22

      Obviously using a well known old tactic against a military genius who knows Alexander very well would result in failure. The key of this battle is whoever can exploit their advantages the most, what can Alexander do to Caesar’s fortified position when his pikemen don’t work out on uneven grounds or if Caesar can outmanoeuvre Alexander’s army with companion cavalry guarding its flank.
      If they are somehow evenly matched in cunning and fight in open battle , I would say it is a draw. Despite Caesar’s more flexible infantry can defeat a normal Macedonian army, but against the well drilled and battle hardened Alexander’s army, outflanking may proved to be impossible. However, Alexander cannot utilise his cavalry with its full potential against Caesar’s legion as Caesar always had reserves units in the back so hammer and avail may not be used effectively without being pelted by pilas. With both sides unable to effectively exploit their opponents’ weakness, the ones with stronger willpower to fight on attraction, better body conditioning and superior reactions on the commanders( not just Alexander and Ceasar, but also the commanders of each division who react to the surrounding changes) will emerge victorious

  • @micahminor4764
    @micahminor4764 3 года назад +6

    I've always wondered how the legions would match against other types of armies in later history. Thank you for covering this.

  • @crusaderI969
    @crusaderI969 4 года назад +66

    You left out the most important factor: whether the crusaders prayed their Rosary like they did in the Battle of Lepanto.

    • @skullheadbruv9058
      @skullheadbruv9058 Год назад

      Are you stupid ? The Battle of Lepanto took place in 1571 , no crusaders , last Crusaders battle took place in 1291 , no crusaders after that year , now why praying Rosary was important ? When it comes to European history Americans always embarrassing yourselves

  • @FilipMoncrief
    @FilipMoncrief 6 лет назад +129

    Byzantines vs 1st century romans

    • @HolyknightVader999
      @HolyknightVader999 5 лет назад +12

      1st century Romans, unless the Byzantines use Greek Fire and Latinkon.

    • @yehudasam
      @yehudasam 4 года назад +3

      @@HolyknightVader999 you mean wildfire

    • @heeheeee9451
      @heeheeee9451 4 года назад

      Byzantines were bad and evil

    • @helium-379
      @helium-379 4 года назад +19

      @@heeheeee9451 So was every nation that ever existed. Evil deeds must be done for the survival of a society. We arent "morally superior" because we dont stoop to the levels they have. Different times call for different actions.

    • @louisvictor3473
      @louisvictor3473 4 года назад +12

      So Romans vs Romans. Sounds like a tie to me.

  • @Goldenleyend
    @Goldenleyend 6 лет назад +295

    You forgot to mention crusaders have the special move DEUS VULT, which smites all non christian foot soldiers and cavalry on the field. Its actually pretty one sided.

    • @Alaryk111
      @Alaryk111 6 лет назад +20

      But what if legionaries were Christians?

    • @FilipMoncrief
      @FilipMoncrief 6 лет назад +8

      all foes except sons of ares

    • @hugogh3507
      @hugogh3507 6 лет назад +27

      Yeah but they can just counter with ROMA INVICTA or something like that

    • @sejfzlrrhman
      @sejfzlrrhman 6 лет назад +8

      But we Muslims won the crusades.

    • @tadhgknight3484
      @tadhgknight3484 5 лет назад +8

      TheWisePaladin
      Oof

  • @tom71619
    @tom71619 4 года назад +13

    The people’s cruzade was more a pilgrimage than an army

  • @southernwanderer7912
    @southernwanderer7912 6 лет назад +1

    Great video. I love history. This speculation on warfare is very intriguing.

  • @nothisispatrick4644
    @nothisispatrick4644 6 лет назад +269

    Monty python: The quest for the life of Brian

  • @Litany_of_Fury
    @Litany_of_Fury 6 лет назад +162

    Roman Legion vs White Hand Orcs of Saruman the White.
    The Romans might find it hard at first to fend off the thick armour of the Uruk-Hai

    • @InSanic13
      @InSanic13 6 лет назад +35

      Well, you would first need to specify whether or not this encounter would utilize movie-logic, given that the Uruk armor was depicted as utterly useless in the movie (being casually pierced by arrows and cut through by the heroes, etc.).

    • @Litany_of_Fury
      @Litany_of_Fury 6 лет назад +21

      Good point. Plot armour aside (plot armour is bad for the bad guys) the defenders of Helms Deep seemed to believe the Orcs armour was extremely thick and it looked it too. Not to mention the Orcs had crossbows.

    • @InSanic13
      @InSanic13 6 лет назад +12

      Honestly, it doesn't make any sense for them to use crossbows. Longbows are easier to make and Uruks have the strength to use them.

    • @Litany_of_Fury
      @Litany_of_Fury 6 лет назад +7

      Too aggressive to aim maybe?

    • @Litany_of_Fury
      @Litany_of_Fury 6 лет назад +9

      I do think the romans would adapt to the armour of the Orcs but at the same time have a problem with the main weapons of the Orcs (Pike and Zombie Machete)
      The sword of the White Orc has a hook on it meaning they can pull shields aside and let the pikemen stab the romans to death.

  • @gradyseibert6117
    @gradyseibert6117 6 лет назад +1

    This is a very hard comparison to do since many medieval armies varied so much between locations with what their armies would be equipped with, hows they fight and the amount of actual professional men vs levies. Good video and I think you did a fantastic job.

  • @jesterfacedjuggalo
    @jesterfacedjuggalo 5 лет назад

    Very nice video straight to the point and still entertaining great job thank you

  • @CommissarLORDBernn
    @CommissarLORDBernn 6 лет назад +69

    What about a Roman Legion vs a katana?

    • @Dragons_Armory
      @Dragons_Armory 6 лет назад +39

      Katana, duh
      Katanas melts jet fuel

    • @CheefCoach
      @CheefCoach 6 лет назад +14

      Entire legion versus single Katana (whiteout of Samurai).:D

    • @MarcosZilio
      @MarcosZilio 6 лет назад +3

      The Katana won, all romans kill thenselves trying to take it

    • @nokuhobune
      @nokuhobune 6 лет назад +5

      what about a stick
      stick win everytime

    • @maelgugi
      @maelgugi 6 лет назад +2

      Nonbisco, Provider of Cancer
      *a single pommel thrower
      There's no way you'll need more than one pommel

  • @andersengman3896
    @andersengman3896 6 лет назад +301

    Damnit, Metatron. You're like an NPC.

    • @namelessman8097
      @namelessman8097 6 лет назад +5

      Anders Engman why tho?

    • @andersengman3896
      @andersengman3896 6 лет назад +153

      It's the cool lighting and the serious tone. Looks like he's got a sidequest for us.

    • @namelessman8097
      @namelessman8097 6 лет назад +7

      Anders Engman xD

    • @Smackosynthesis
      @Smackosynthesis 6 лет назад +20

      Well as far as everyone but him is concerned, he is.

    • @rodom303
      @rodom303 6 лет назад +4

      Anders Engman truuuuuuuuuue

  • @MrAlepedroza
    @MrAlepedroza 6 лет назад +5

    Great vid as always, Rafaello.
    I would like to elaborate a bit more in a strictly tactical level:
    Roman infantry would be better armored, drilled, led and be more flexible than their crusader counterparts, being able to redeploy cohorts of legionaries to wherever weak point that might appear in the infantry line. The crusader infantry, however, could be very disciplined under capable commanders such as Richard the Lionheart, and would be armed mostly with spearmen, similar to those who forced the romans to change the equipment of legionaries by the 4rth century, since the germanic spearmen were able to hit and and decimate the legionaries from a longer range in melee (if I recall well). Eventually, the reinforcement cohorts might not have been enough and a weak point might have appeared in the roman infantry line, which might have been exploited to terrible effect by the crusader cavalry, which was heavier and more powerful than any heavy cavalry the romans faced in their times.
    A flanking maneuver performed by the crusader would have ideally been stopped by roman cavalry (equites), but they were ill equipped to face the much better armored crusader knights. Overall, not saying the romans would have definitely lost, but they would not have had as many advantages as people think, at least in a single PITCHED BATTLE, not necessarily a war . They would have had a hard time against the descendants of the barbarian foes that once made their empire fall (not saying it was the only cause).

  • @kiefbourbs6261
    @kiefbourbs6261 6 лет назад

    Youre awesome man!! Keep spreading our history in cool and dynamic ways :)

  • @pauliusUwU
    @pauliusUwU 6 лет назад +83

    The legion vs the NCR.

    • @donaxtrunculus5023
      @donaxtrunculus5023 6 лет назад +11

      Paulius Smirnovas Ave, true to Caesar.

    • @IsaacClarke39
      @IsaacClarke39 6 лет назад +18

      Paulius Smirnovas A fight so ferocious that it makes you wish for a nuclear winter

    • @SuperGman117
      @SuperGman117 6 лет назад +14

      I say NCR wins. Even their crappy standard-issue Service Rifles are enough to mow down a charging wave of Legionaries when massed.

    • @SuperGman117
      @SuperGman117 6 лет назад +4

      Even ignoring the realistic outcome of the most basic NCR troops being able to produce a sizable storm of bullets and mowing down pretty much everything short of a centurion, even in the game, NCR troopers are better than legionaries. Maybe not in their stats, but in overall combat effectiveness, NCR troops always win when put up against legion troops with similar roles.
      Yes, the NCR is stretched thin, but even in the event that the Legion should take the dam, they'd have a hard time taking Vegas and the various NCR bases throughout the Mojave, After taking as many losses as they would from the Dam battle, an NCR counter-attack would certainly be likely. There are enough troops in the Mojave to potentially even take the eastern side of the river, but they're stretched thin trying to take care of everything. In the case of a Legion takeover of the Dam, though, they'd no doubt set aside their smaller problems and prevail once again.
      Even if the Legion should take Vegas and the rest of the playable area in F:NV, there's no doubt that the NCR and many of the surrounding states, some of them being no friend of the Republic, would go into overdrive to ensure their survival against those crazies in the Legion. Plus, Caesar could die from brain cancer at any time, and nobody in his Legion is an equal to him. The Legion is kept together by fear, and most of all they fear Caesar. Without him, civil war is inevitable, and it's very likely the less clever Lanius would win due to his martial prowess, making the Legion even less sophisticated. A coalition of western states would likely then sweep through the Mojave territory, retaking it and even giving the NCR a better level of control than they had before, since in this scenario, House would've been defeated by the Legion.

    • @SuperGman117
      @SuperGman117 6 лет назад +3

      Discipline and training aren't everything. The game and its engine reflect a realistic result of a firing line of soldiers with semi-automatic rifles versus a charging mob with only a few guns and mostly machetes and spears. Ever heard of the Anglo-Zulu War? The Battle of Rorke's Drift? While it is true that the discipline of the British was superior, they also didn't have semi-automatic weapons. Discipline is certainly a good thing, but it's only really as paramount as you suggest in older types of warfare. Actually, I don't think you understand guns at all. Some makeshift football armor isn't going to protect against a speeding bullet. Humans also don't use HP in real life. If you get hit at all, you're pretty much out of the fight. You might not die, but there's no way you're going to effectively fight the enemy unless you have some other advantages. Realistically, the NCR would be *even more* effective than they are in-game.
      As I said, if the Legion starts taking over the Mojave, it would force tons of other states to ally themselves with the NCR, and it would also get the NCR to go into full crisis mode, total war mode. Nobody wants to be taken over by the Legion. If the NCR retreats, then that minimizes losses of both manpower and equipment, and they both wouldn't have to recover that much and wouldn't be leaving as much equipment for the Legion to steal. Nobody is going to be prioritizing some petty bullshit over stopping a horrifying enemy from slaughtering a significant amount of the population and enslaving the rest. The Legion would end up facing a coalition consisting of most, if not all of the factions west of the Mojave region. Believe it or not, there's a lot of potential power in the NCR. It has a lot of citizens, a lot of territory, and a lot of resources. Pretty much all of that is going to be used against the Legion if they become a big enough threat.
      Also, the nuclear holocaust wasn't because of the failures of democracy or whatever bullshit Caesar told you. The war started because of limited resources, plain and simple. It wasn't a problem on America's part; America still had the best living conditions of any nation on the planet, and hadn't even been doing anything aggressive until they fought China, which was when they annexed Canada, for example. It's very heavily implied that the nuclear exchange wasn't even brought about by human hands at all, but rather by the Zetans.

  • @HK_S4A
    @HK_S4A 6 лет назад +99

    Very nice and good Considered Video! Im not shure who wood win... But Idea for a new Video:Early Imperial Roman Legion Against A Chinese Army from the Same Time? ( i dont know the Dynasty Of Emperors in this Time on China)

    • @Zephyrs009
      @Zephyrs009 6 лет назад +6

      Hannes That would be the Han dynasty (If we are talking about Rome during Pax Romana)

    • @HK_S4A
      @HK_S4A 6 лет назад +2

      Babieca! Okay Thank you!

    • @chaosvolt
      @chaosvolt 6 лет назад +4

      I second this, it'd be a very interesting scenario given they had some vague awareness of each other.

    • @HK_S4A
      @HK_S4A 6 лет назад +2

      Chaosvolt Yes Ist true i think In Han records was written about Emperor Ant-un (Probably Antonius Pius) From the Western Empire

    • @JustGrowingUp84
      @JustGrowingUp84 6 лет назад +3

      Metatron has a video listing all the Chinese dynasties, it's quite cool.

  • @DennisFang1
    @DennisFang1 6 лет назад +9

    I’d love to see 1st century Romans vs Belisarius’ army which retook rome. It’ll be interesting to see whether the Roman army changed for the worse or the better over the centuries

  • @kirkhenry3867
    @kirkhenry3867 4 года назад +1

    I just discovered your videos. Very wonderful! Excellent perspectives and thoughts! Thank you very much for making these videos!

    • @metatronyt
      @metatronyt  4 года назад

      Thank you very much for watching

  • @Theunnamedperson4772
    @Theunnamedperson4772 6 лет назад +41

    Early Imperial Roman vs Qin China

    • @wisdomleader85
      @wisdomleader85 6 лет назад +4

      No, I don't want his channel to be spammed by an army of butthurt "know-it-all" Chinese trolls.

    • @wisdomleader85
      @wisdomleader85 6 лет назад +3

      Mehmet Mohammed
      I do, which is why I know my people better than most other non-Chinese do.

    • @ScreamBloodyGwar
      @ScreamBloodyGwar 5 лет назад +2

      I think Qin is a little too early, I think Tang might be better, i was gonna say Song but I heard the Song didn’t have as good military organization

    • @nathanb.8114
      @nathanb.8114 5 лет назад +2

      @@wisdomleader85 Chinese people are weird. They even say bad things about Chinese people themselves, and how "disgusting" they are even if their Chinese too.

  • @Mongelli88
    @Mongelli88 6 лет назад +43

    The Zulus under Shaka vs The Egyptians at their peak.

    • @EEYore-py1bf
      @EEYore-py1bf 5 лет назад +11

      All Shaka came up with was basic flanking and he made his spears act similar to a Roman gladius. No technology whatsoever. The Egyptians would have completely smashed the Zulus.

    • @FoundWanting970
      @FoundWanting970 5 лет назад

      Chariots would send them running!

    • @tuxedosteve1904
      @tuxedosteve1904 5 лет назад +3

      The zulu are extremly primitive Ancient Egyptian's would wipe their ass.

    • @misterlove7895
      @misterlove7895 3 года назад

      Egypt had Mamluks lol, Zulu get annihilated easily

  • @Dan-radda
    @Dan-radda 6 лет назад

    AWESOME ! thanks metatron , i love your videos . Keep em coming .

  • @donleondevillafana7615
    @donleondevillafana7615 6 лет назад

    Hello mr Raphael, your videos are the most delightful stuff to watch
    Greetings from Mexico

  • @MB-rv5zf
    @MB-rv5zf 6 лет назад +24

    1st Century Roman Legion vs late Yayoi Period Japanese Army or Roman Legion vs late Han-Dynasty Army

    • @valorwarrior7628
      @valorwarrior7628 6 лет назад +9

      Romans vs Yayoi Period Army, LOL! that would be a massacre to the Japanese, though Romans and the late Han-Dynasty Army would be a perfect balance.

    • @porygonyt8014
      @porygonyt8014 5 лет назад

      wtf. Just because they're the same century doesn't mean they're equal. Yayoi wouldn't stand chance.

  • @duanebridges2915
    @duanebridges2915 6 лет назад +13

    Here is one to imagine: put a legion on Senlac Hills near Hastings facing William the Bastard and his Franco-Norman bunch. Assume that the Legion has just completed a 320km in seven days.

  • @RanHarasaki
    @RanHarasaki 6 лет назад

    This was all very well said. Nice work man.

  • @Kettenhund31
    @Kettenhund31 5 лет назад

    Another thoughtful analysis.

  • @str_brst8979
    @str_brst8979 6 лет назад +4

    Two of my favourite militaries, fighting each other. What a time to be alive

  • @Tommy-5684
    @Tommy-5684 6 лет назад +25

    Romans Vs LandsKanecht/ Swiss mercenaries

  • @sargemooseriders6338
    @sargemooseriders6338 6 лет назад

    "welcome back to my channel" bud it's been a while, and i come back... and you have a BADASS video. jesus i've missed this channel

  • @alexbuckley5178
    @alexbuckley5178 6 лет назад

    The way you just don’t go and say they will win or that is why they would win is great. You make good points for both sides as to who would win. It’s so accurate of a way of doing these matchups. Love your channel and your work as always my friend, keep up your passion.

  • @alfredosauce1
    @alfredosauce1 2 года назад +4

    Would love to see you do a Roman army from the Princapate vs Roman army post Diocletian/Constantine reforms

  • @nothisispatrick4644
    @nothisispatrick4644 6 лет назад +261

    Who would win in a fight? An army of knights with swords or a bunch of Bois with pointy sticks

    • @maelgugi
      @maelgugi 6 лет назад +19

      No this is Patrick
      Who'd win, a knight or a rabbit?

    • @maxflow151
      @maxflow151 6 лет назад +28

      I'm voting for the pokey bois

    • @nothisispatrick4644
      @nothisispatrick4644 6 лет назад +64

      Depends if the knight has the holy hand grenade or not

    • @juanfranciscocosta5387
      @juanfranciscocosta5387 6 лет назад +6

      It depends, are they Japanese pointy bois?

    • @Sawtooth44
      @Sawtooth44 6 лет назад +1

      sorry that my grenade
      ill be having that back now

  • @jacobanthonycasaus9662
    @jacobanthonycasaus9662 6 лет назад

    Good video, I came across this in my recommendations you got a new subscriber

  • @robertcarroll5427
    @robertcarroll5427 6 лет назад

    Love your content, thank you.

  • @Velkan1396
    @Velkan1396 6 лет назад +13

    Well, I would be interested in Greek or Macedonian army vs 16th century European army.
    You know, cassical vs reinaissence period.
    (I would also like to see Roman vs 16th century army)

    • @duchessskye4072
      @duchessskye4072 6 лет назад +5

      The greeks would stand no chance against the pike&shot formations of the renaissance

    • @Velkan1396
      @Velkan1396 6 лет назад +1

      Draugr_the_Greedy they definitely would't, but I think that what gives the upper hand to the 16th century army is the artillery.

    • @Velkan1396
      @Velkan1396 6 лет назад

      DanHil399 Yes I mostly agree, but I am interested on seeing a viddo about it anyway.
      And yes, firearms are what gives the upper hand to the Renaissance armies, the artillery would definitely outstand (I hope the usage of this word is correct here) the ancient warriors. But, it wpuld be interesting anyway. Also while it's true that in 16th century the plate armor is still a thing most wealthy combatants (not knights) usually choosed to wear 3/4 harness, without mail, and the most"pour" of the soldiers would not wear much more protection than a helmet and a cuirass (sometimes even without the backplate) so, I think that the close cuarters combat would maybe be more balanced than we may assume'

  • @CptCudlScoops
    @CptCudlScoops 6 лет назад +4

    Any chance you would want to do some videos about the Kingdom of Bohemia and that era? Before, after the hussite wars, etc..

  • @mango5ful
    @mango5ful 4 года назад

    Great video

  • @MaxSluiman
    @MaxSluiman 6 лет назад

    I was critical about your previous video. This time however, I think you made a well ballanced story. I enjoyed it.
    One point I missed again is the comparison of the organisational structures. The effect of feudalism.

  • @Marinanor
    @Marinanor 6 лет назад +8

    I'd LOVE to see a battle of The Roman Empire/Republic v.s Japan. The time period would be during the period of Mongol invasions that were destroyed by the Divine Wind.

    • @PajamaJazama
      @PajamaJazama 5 лет назад +1

      Kind of a bad period considering they'd both be run down by mongols as soon as they tried to fight lol. Japan wouldn't stand a chance against Rome though, they had nothing akin to the kind of drilling and organization the Romans acquired through centuries of being invaded.

  • @KMDRG
    @KMDRG 6 лет назад +7

    An army commanded by Alexander the Great vs an army commanded by Sun Tzu would be interesting

  • @findinghare4588
    @findinghare4588 5 лет назад

    Came here from legion vs agincourt army haha awesome videos man! A condottiere vid would be cool

  • @ColetteNoir
    @ColetteNoir 6 лет назад

    I liked this episode better, well thought-out!

  • @curiouslizard
    @curiouslizard 6 лет назад +3

    Speaking of Byzantium, I'd love to hear you talk about Flavius Belisarius.

  • @lorgpanther8920
    @lorgpanther8920 6 лет назад +8

    Saladin forces would be interesting, I'm totally not biased by my study of the near East 1080-1205

  • @lairofdionysus1943
    @lairofdionysus1943 6 лет назад +1

    This was a very fascinating and astute explanation on the differences of strategy. I really think that the majority of Roman superiority in their military was the combination of them being a Professional and Highly Trained / Disciplined Army but coupled with the fact that their motivations and goals of Romans were far more Noble and unifying in scope for what they sought to achieve than many of the rivals that they encountered, of which some were just warlike or aimless in their fighting, only concerned with the moment. That being said, Metatron, I do have a request, I would love to see you do a video explanation sometime comparing both the fighting strategies of Romans vs the Gauls and the descriptions of their encounters and the Love-Hate Relationship between the Romans and Gauls. Because the Gauls have always been known for being very warlike, primitive and a bunch of simple-minded craftsmen who never had a higher order of state, and would become defensive against anything such as the highly organized state that Rome was. The Gauls (even today Celts and Scottish Highlanders) always have very unstable personalities and start in-fighting any time order or aristocratic leadership begins to form. They were vicious fighters however, but man those Gauls really had nothing to live for except for whatever spoils they could get from war, since war was their main career!

  • @chillshock2144
    @chillshock2144 4 года назад

    You get the thumbsup for clearly stating your sources, already. Independent of the conclusions this is more than I am used to on youtube (or any current media). Tanks for being professional.

  • @nealsterling8151
    @nealsterling8151 6 лет назад +21

    @Metatron
    Nice Video! I agree, the Roman Legion would be in general advantage against a Crusader Army, especially through their training, tactics and their general versatility. Let's not forget the really well equipped Crusader Knights where just a small part of an Crusader Army.
    Someday when run out of ideas for real world armies, you could do Orcs (Tolkien) vs. Roman Legion, just for the fun of it.

    • @harkonnentruppen4094
      @harkonnentruppen4094 4 года назад +3

      No dude, a Roman Catholic Crusader Army will demolish any ancient army from the Iron Age. The tactics were different, the Warfare was different it was more advanced. The Middle Ages people have tried experimenting with the legions and failed because of shock cavalry.
      Shock cavalry is something it was truly invented in medieval Europe where Knights and heavy Cavalry men were able to smash through ranks of soldiers, that didn't exist in the ancient times.

    • @reidf8506
      @reidf8506 4 года назад +1

      Harkonnen Truppen How do you think a cavalry charge into a block of highly trained and disciplined heavy infantry would go. Just ask Darius of Persia about his chariot charge into the front of the Macedonian phalangites.

    • @harkonnentruppen4094
      @harkonnentruppen4094 4 года назад +3

      @@reidf8506 against a wall of troops? For the mounted Knights/Man-At-Arms pretty dam good. If they had plate very successful.
      Chariots were already obsolete in Europe by 1000 BC. Heavy infantry as well as normal cavalry made cherriots obsolete.
      Knights are a different Soldier/Warrior all together though.
      A mounted knight's lance was about 14-18 foot long being about 5-8 lbs. 13th century Knights were fully mail armor and the horses will often have some kind of quilted sometimes mail armor, charging almost knee to knee in a formation smashing into the block of troops running them over... Knights where one big very heavily-armored, very mobile, fast moving phalanx on horseback. Something like that had never existed before the Middle Ages, heck, it barely existed outside of Europe.
      European heavy Cavalry successfully engaging pikes in the battles of Seminara, Ravenna, Marciano etc. Roman Catholic Crusader armies plowed through Muslim infantry like nothing where you can have around 300 to 800 mounted Knights that was capable of defeating 2000 to 4000 infantry men.

    • @harkonnentruppen4094
      @harkonnentruppen4094 4 года назад +1

      Not really, the Crusader Army was pretty well-equipped depending on the Army though. But generally speaking most Crusader armies were pretty well-equipped, medium and heavy infantry troops was very common for the Crusader Army and most European armies especially Western Europe while much later on it was common in Eastern Europe too.
      As for the Romans don't get me wrong there military is amazing and I think the Imperial Roman army can easily make a run of their money. I think the Romans still have a possibility of winning against such an army because of how organized, amazing generals, and disciplined as well as the Romans are very well equipped. Saying that the Crusader Army can thrash any Iron Age Army it's just the Romans, and Macedonians/Greeks will be a much tougher cookie to break.
      The Han Empire, ancient Egyptians, ancient India, Huns, and others will be a piece of cake for a Roman Cathlic Crusader army.

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 3 года назад

      Depends on who are leading think of the 2 as a steamroller rts faction (Crusaders) and a balanced rts faction (Legions)

  • @bliblivion
    @bliblivion 6 лет назад +3

    i imagine both armies ordering "Rrrrrrrrroman Catapult!"

  • @londiniumarmoury7037
    @londiniumarmoury7037 6 лет назад

    Nice video Raph.

  • @MaxSluiman
    @MaxSluiman 5 лет назад

    Like! Well researched.

  • @politichistoric8796
    @politichistoric8796 6 лет назад +178

    DUES VULT HERITIC

    • @videtowitelpavo
      @videtowitelpavo 6 лет назад +12

      DEUS VULT

    • @juanfranciscocosta5387
      @juanfranciscocosta5387 6 лет назад +4

      Let me send you a couple of Allahu Akbars

    • @Sawtooth44
      @Sawtooth44 6 лет назад +1

      *comes in with the Lion King and the Knights of the Round Table*
      Lion King: Rhongomyniad!
      *blows away both factions and builds Camelot where Jerusalem was*

    • @darkdawnbringer
      @darkdawnbringer 6 лет назад +10

      We shall take Jerusalem, DEUS VULT.

    • @ArthaxtaDaVince777
      @ArthaxtaDaVince777 6 лет назад +4

      BrownBricks
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  • @Nerazmus
    @Nerazmus 6 лет назад +81

    OK, So what you are saying is that if Romans would be fortified in their own teritory fighting against starved crusader army, which was harrased by them for many months in inhospitable terain, they would have a chance.

    • @psynyder
      @psynyder 6 лет назад +7

      THIS IS TOO ON POINT.

    • @darking30
      @darking30 5 лет назад +16

      No, hes saying, that u have to take context in consideration, history isnt that simple like a video game where armies spawn from nowhere and dont feed etc etc.
      IF u read history u will find that like metatron explained most crusaders armies relied more on fanatism than in logistics, standarized gear, adaptation capability or strategy, meanwhile the romans are the full opposite, so in a context scenario, the roman army will be all full geared, most crusader wont, roman army will be well fed and healty, the crusader armies wont, and i can keep going on examples.
      Btw, the harrasment dosent even have to be from the romans, most medieval armies, since werent abel to fed their numbers, traveled in smaller groups, and smaller groups, are more likely to be assaulted by bandits, get in to traps, get lose etc etc, unlike romans that with better logictics travelled toghether, almost always ready to fight.
      Also most crusader armies were bolstered in numbers with fanatics peasants, unarmed or poorly, with 0 trainning, and in the otherside u have a trained seasoned profesional soldier, again if u check history most battles where 2 armies with this characteristics clashed the most organized, almost always won, so is a pretty safe bet here.

    • @erickolb8581
      @erickolb8581 5 лет назад

      Mercenary maxim #47: "Don't expect the enemy to cooperate in your dream engagement."
      schlockmercenary.wikia.com/wiki/The_Seventy_Maxims_of_Maximally_Effective_Mercenaries
      And of course any one/many of these....
      www.itstactical.com/intellicom/mindset/murphys-laws-of-combat-operations/

    • @td9250
      @td9250 5 лет назад +2

      An army of fanatics willing to die for God should an easy target for a civilization of luxury? If we are taking all the armies into account, let's count the militia and auxiliaries of Rome as well. Paid mercenaries too.
      Romans would be hungry as well, if they massed dumb, underdeveloped fanatics and wild folk.
      Romans vs Crusaders is like West vs Al Qaeda, if you'd not count the air force.

    • @nicholasavasthi9879
      @nicholasavasthi9879 5 лет назад

      Logistics is one of the most important parts of warfare as we see time and again throughout history and as such any assessment of how good or bad an army was needs to take into account the efficacy of its logistical systems and its ability to maintain supply lines. The Crusaders were extremely bad at this and had several near brushes with starvation. The Roman legions by contrast rarely had such issues, especially to the extremes to which the crusaders had them.
      So yes this does assume that the crusaders were half starved, because in truth they often were, supplies being a problem for most of the crusade after the siege of Nicia especially during the sieges of Antioch and Jerusalem, arguably the most important battles in the crusade.

  • @chosendrake
    @chosendrake 6 лет назад

    I love your detailed account of ancient/medieval warfare. However many channels cover the same subjects Vikings, Romans, Samurai, Crusaders, Spartans ect. I would love to hear you talk about the lesser known warriors/warfare of the ancient/medieval era. It almost seems like nothing was going on in the Americas or in the southern half of Africa before colonial times. I love the amount of research you do into these subjects and really feel I can trust the information i receive. Keep up the good work!

  • @merguez6162
    @merguez6162 5 лет назад +1

    Epic video !!

  • @veakira1620
    @veakira1620 6 лет назад +96

    DEUS VULT!

    • @gorilla_go_stupid
      @gorilla_go_stupid 6 лет назад +7

      WE WILL TAKE JERUSALEM

    • @fanta4897
      @fanta4897 6 лет назад +3

      *DEVS VVLT

    • @DeusVultBellator
      @DeusVultBellator 6 лет назад +1

      DEUS VULT INTENSIFIES

    • @lars9925
      @lars9925 6 лет назад +6

      In medieval latin it's DEUS LO VULT. Why does the English-speaking world always forget the "LO"?
      DEUS VULT is classical latin.

    • @caper963
      @caper963 6 лет назад

      Lars Deus lo vult ? This sentence even doesn't exist. Deus lo volt*. And both Deus Vult and Deus lo volt are latin.

  • @jovegajo
    @jovegajo 6 лет назад +7

    Average Roman 150AD Army VS Post Komnenian Restoration Army?
    Roman Army VS Qin Army?

    • @HolyknightVader999
      @HolyknightVader999 5 лет назад

      Average Roman army would win against Komnenian army unless the latter throws in Latinkon and Greek Fire.
      Roman vs. Qin.........now that's a mystery.

  • @MichaelBerthelsen
    @MichaelBerthelsen 6 лет назад +1

    Love the Shad reference!!😂😂
    I do feel you mis-spelled 'dragons' a little bit, though...

  • @logicalsnuffleupagus1822
    @logicalsnuffleupagus1822 5 лет назад

    I love your videos.

  • @augustp703
    @augustp703 5 лет назад +3

    What about roman auxiliaries that had heavy infantry and heavy cavalry and everything in between? Auxiliaries made up more than half of the roman military and were present in all fronts and major wars.

    • @erickolb8581
      @erickolb8581 5 лет назад

      They were a lot more motivated than peasants forced into the movement. It's also what each of them would get out of it, provided they survived. Also, peasants training were less impressive than a typical auxiliary. I wish he had covered the lowest common denominator better. I think if he had, you'd have far fewer chowder heads in the comments saying stupid stuff like "DEUS VULT!"
      Even a fool can tell the difference between day and night.

  • @robertfoley8414
    @robertfoley8414 6 лет назад +8

    Of course you didn't match Romans aganist the best, in my opinion, overall Crusader Army. That of the Third Crusade.

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 3 года назад

      Same problems just a more central command chain unfortunately.

  • @xqzme7654
    @xqzme7654 6 лет назад

    Really enjoying the new series quite intellectually stimulating. How about early Roman republic armies vs. Egyptian armies at the height of their military power

  • @Native_love
    @Native_love 6 лет назад

    Your best video ever!

  • @gregs4748
    @gregs4748 6 лет назад +3

    Romans vs Romans! A "classic" Roman army as discussed here vs one with late imperial weapons and organization

  • @alt-bringer5198
    @alt-bringer5198 6 лет назад +3

    this shouldve been on tv instead of that "the deadliest warrior"
    as entertaining as it was,
    this is simply better on all terms except production value and revenue

  • @thegreatlenfer
    @thegreatlenfer 6 лет назад

    Roman Vs The Han Chinese ,by the way good video with a good explanation of asymmetric warfare .

  • @gaelmichaud8766
    @gaelmichaud8766 4 года назад

    Thank you for the pretty pictures

  • @gerfand
    @gerfand 6 лет назад +4

    The classical 16 Century Japanese Army vs the 16 Century European Army...
    another one that would be interesting would be a Polish-Lithuanian Army ( - Cannons) vs a Greek Phalanx (classical, possibly Spartan.)

    • @alejandrosilva528
      @alejandrosilva528 5 лет назад

      Canons would smash any pike or phalanx formations. Its an absurd fight

    • @lordkebab8898
      @lordkebab8898 4 года назад +1

      Both of those suggestions are a bit stupid. The Japanese would be soundly defeated, with europeans taking very few casualties, and cannons vs phalanx, you can just picture how that would go.

    • @gerfand
      @gerfand 4 года назад

      @@lordkebab8898 its funny how both of you did not understand I said that they would be no cannons.
      Also, not really, specially if we talking about someone like Oda.

  • @robertpetri7661
    @robertpetri7661 5 лет назад +30

    From a retired U.S. MARINE I would like to see the Roman Legions of the Pax Romana and the Han dynasty. I would really like to hear your views on that one.

  • @Benjamin1986980
    @Benjamin1986980 5 лет назад +1

    I hoped that you would also discuss the Third Crusade. In fact, give them Commanders. It would be interesting to discuss Caesar versus Richard the lionheart

  • @TheJoeyboots
    @TheJoeyboots 6 лет назад

    Ahhh Metatron you are a wise man! The logistican likes to talk tactics where the tactician talks logistics. And your reference to a Calvary attack was called a Squadron Charge. Excellent commentary!

  • @nukalion5280
    @nukalion5280 6 лет назад +8

    What is your main in for honor?

  • @robertkalinic335
    @robertkalinic335 6 лет назад +27

    Romans vs zulu army

    • @morte2504
      @morte2504 6 лет назад +19

      Robert Kalinič Romans easy win.

    • @mig-stallion1359
      @mig-stallion1359 6 лет назад +2

      Kaiser Morty , but Zulus will keep coming, wave after wave, and when the sun sets they’ll keep coming, wave after wave. Brothers from the south attack! Wave after wave of sweaty men

    • @robertkalinic335
      @robertkalinic335 6 лет назад +1

      +Kaiser Morty Yes if you look only at technology, however from what i have learn abount Zulu wars, their tactics, fast army movement and concealment played huge role in victory over british in first battle. They not only went against modern rifles, but also cavalry and artilery. They used short spear similar to sword in lenght instead of full size spear like romans did. I doubt they would win on enemy ground but if romans invaded, zulu's adaptation to terrain and similarity to romans in tactic and concept of infantry would make interesting fight.

    • @morte2504
      @morte2504 6 лет назад +3

      Well Romans had superior training, and You have to keep in mind that if these two nation would fight with each other, Zulus would be even less advanced, probably at the level of cavemen or so. Romans were good at adapting too, they also had large numbers.

    • @robertkalinic335
      @robertkalinic335 6 лет назад

      +Kaiser Morty British forces underestimated them too, but if both sides had competent command and eaqual numbers, yes romans are in big advantage. BUT they cant guard every corner in their land, so i think based on how zulu wars progressed, zulu can make some nasty surprises.

  • @stefanpfleider7291
    @stefanpfleider7291 6 лет назад

    Yes. Please do Romans vs Mongols. Thanks! Great, informative video by the way.

  • @BioShaftBand
    @BioShaftBand 6 лет назад

    Looking slick metatron!

  • @rooski1191
    @rooski1191 3 года назад +10

    Once again, the Bias is strong here. This wasn’t an analysis of “who would win” this was just Metatron making excuses for Rome because he’s a fanboy.

  • @presleybaldwin3756
    @presleybaldwin3756 6 лет назад +29

    Romans VS The Vikings would be awesome.

    • @theghosthero6173
      @theghosthero6173 6 лет назад +13

      presley baldwin vikings would loose. They are very similar to Celt, and only have more helmet at most. Even their boat would be inferior in naval warfare

    • @namelessman8097
      @namelessman8097 6 лет назад +6

      Already done.. Go check it out

    • @presleybaldwin3756
      @presleybaldwin3756 6 лет назад

      The GhostHero I know, I thought it would be nice to hear the particulars as they were both powerful forces in their times.

    • @cobraglatiator
      @cobraglatiator 6 лет назад +3

      >"The Vikings"

    • @Beardshire
      @Beardshire 6 лет назад +2

      Celtic tribes sacked Rome though.

  • @-YogSothoth
    @-YogSothoth 6 лет назад

    A while ago you made a video about Date Masamune. Can you please do a sort of series maybe on famous generals/figures of the Sengoku era or events short after or prior, like a video on Yukimura Sanada? Thank you!

  • @Philipp.of.Swabia
    @Philipp.of.Swabia 3 года назад +1

    9:21 whoever made this picture was very creative with the variety of The helmets xD

  • @Trevmac98
    @Trevmac98 6 лет назад +3

    Imagine a legion of Romans vs. The Great Heather Army

  • @yaldabaoth2
    @yaldabaoth2 6 лет назад +13

    Roman Army vs. Mauryan Empire (India) or perhaps Gupta Empire
    I know so little about Indian history even though it's ridiculously bloody. Anyone who wages so much war must have really good warriors, no?

    • @Zephyrs009
      @Zephyrs009 6 лет назад

      Yaldabaoth I would explain why The Gupta Empire would fall to Rome but I'll just say this; Out of Almost every Foreign Invasion that has happened in India, the Invaders were successful. The Indian subcontinent has a Historically poor Military record. Hell the Gupta empire would fall at the sight a few Legions, because It was built like a Haphazard House of Cards. Thats a good analogy for most Empires Based in India, Be it the Guptas, the Delhi Sultanate, or the Mughals .

    • @daksheshghildiyal
      @daksheshghildiyal 6 лет назад

      Babieca! Maybe you've forgotten that Alexander the great gave up on conquering India.

    • @Zephyrs009
      @Zephyrs009 6 лет назад

      Dakshesh Ghildiyal because his Soldiers refused to go any further

    • @daksheshghildiyal
      @daksheshghildiyal 6 лет назад

      Babieca! His soldiers wanted to go home after they heard of the hundred of thousands of warriors and thousands of war elephants the Indian kingdoms had, who had united against Alexander at that point.

    • @daksheshghildiyal
      @daksheshghildiyal 6 лет назад

      Babieca! To return to your original post, it seems you have little to no knowledge of Indian military history. Whenever a strong empire ruled India, we have never been conquered. In fact, the country's borders went upto Afghanistan, and at time Indochina. You said that any major invasion against India has been successful, which is untrue as every time they country was invaded, there was no central authority in charge and the country was comprised of weak, squabbling kingdoms. Italy was similarly weak, being invaded and ruled by the Greeks, Normans , the Muslims, ostrogoths etc. In fact, Rome itself was sacked many times during the existence of the Roman empire.

  • @six2make4
    @six2make4 6 лет назад

    Really nice video, I've been kinda using this and your Roman vs Medieval army as some inspiration for a tabletop I'm working on and off on. I liked the humans being inspired by Rome and how that worked, but was uncertain if they could hold up in medieval times, then the new world it takes place in is inspired by South-East Asian (mostly Japanese, some Chinese and occasional other areas) mythology and folk stories. There just aren't too many organized armies like Rome had if you don't want to move too far into the renaissance or even later I feel. Which is a problem since my group don't want to have guns in their fantasy...

  • @alteye1
    @alteye1 6 лет назад +1

    It would have been interesting to include a post 1st Crusade army aswell and to consider how the general lack of discipline (when compared to Roman Legions) could be balanced out by sheer fanaticism and professionalism of the knights of the different knightly orders (Templars, Teutons, Hospitallers, St. Lazarus). It is reported from contemporary sources that even smallest contingents of these orders were able to turn the outcomes of battles around.

  • @Dragons_Armory
    @Dragons_Armory 6 лет назад +7

    Legion ftw. I find those who fixate on medieval knights, their armor and longsword as an argument for how the cruaders > the Roman legions to be rather funny.
    An analogue to medieval crusader army could include the armies of Armenia during the times of the Roman Empire. I mean they had extremely heavy cavalry for the time and had solid infantry. But the Romans still would prevail though. Mid- late Roman legions would be familiar fighting against heavy cataphracts and horse archers like those fielded by the Parthians and Sassanians.

    • @SuperGman117
      @SuperGman117 6 лет назад +1

      Being disciplined and adaptable on the strategic scale doesn't make it easy to defeat full armor.

    • @Neion8
      @Neion8 6 лет назад +2

      There's also the fact that when you're talking about the tech gap, there is such a thing as crossbows; not something that was often deployed in the medieval period as their use on Catholics was banned by the pope, but a Crusader army that's unsure of the religious background of the army they're facing would have them and likely use em, and then you're talking about a fairly decent proportion of the army wielding long-range weapons that would slaughter the out-ranged auxiliaries and, depending on which crusade, either seriously hurt, or downright puncture the lorica segmentata and kill any soldier it hits, while messing up the arm of any shield it hits (especially if volleys of fire hit multiple times per man). This, combined with the threat of a cavalry charge, would slow any attempt to close the gap to a steady walk under a testudo , making any kind of advance slow, harrowing, and demoralising.
      This not even mentioning the golden rule of combat; out-ranging and out-manoeuvring the opponent is key - so unless they're guarding some kind of fort (in which case, they have an even greater advantage, I shouldn't need to say why), they'll likely adapt to the Roman formation and use their superior range and superior mobility to harass, retreat and wear down the legion; only committing an attack with their armoured knights once their foes are exhausted. Also, Parthian horse archers are a bad comparison, as not only are their shortbows less powerful than a standard infantry longbow, but they are nothing compared to the crossbows which have more power and range than anything the Romans have ever faced outside of siege engines. Moreover, any general or war-leader of those time periods would have studied Roman tactics and learnt/figured out counter-plays, nullifying Rome's tactical advantage.
      And that's not even mentioning how a combination of billhook/halberds and spears would affect a roman formation.

    • @LoyaltyasHonor
      @LoyaltyasHonor 6 лет назад +1

      Neion8 you can't nullify Rome's tactical advantage by saying medieval commanders would have studied them. That breaks the entire thought experiment. You have to assume that the two warring factions exist at the same time without prior knowledge of each other. Basic logic in a thought experiment.

    • @theholyinquisition389
      @theholyinquisition389 5 лет назад

      Depends in the commander, e.g Richard the Lionheart or Barbarossa against someone like Bibulus or Varus would be a stomp for the crusaders.

    • @HolyknightVader999
      @HolyknightVader999 5 лет назад +1

      You obviously didn't study the arms and armor of the Crusaders. Crusaders were covered in full-body chainmail, whereas Roman Legions only had torso plate armor. Crusaders also have crossbows that can puncture through plate armor. Heavy cataphracts had scale armor which was nowhere near as good as the chain mail armor of the Crusader cavalry, who have stirrups that can allow them to charge at full gallop. Also, Medieval warlords and military leaders have also studied Roman tactics and warfare extensively, so they already know most of the moves that the Legionnaires will pull. In fact, Roman war manuals were a must-read for many Medieval nobles and kings.

  • @TheOldBlackShuckyDog
    @TheOldBlackShuckyDog 5 лет назад +3

    I don’t know how you managed to get a single definite number for the 1st crusading army, seeming as historians still squabble about it to this day. But k

    • @amoshall3690
      @amoshall3690 4 года назад +1

      Not just that but why would you have the crusaders marching all the way to the holy land to fight freakin ROMANS... that doesnt even make sense lol

  • @rush1er
    @rush1er 6 лет назад

    Great video... what kind of tin can do you prefer when recording audio?

  • @enlilofnippur8409
    @enlilofnippur8409 5 лет назад

    Love this video, like so many of yours. But I want to ask one clarification and a few questions I am honestly curious about:
    (1) About 9 minutes in... when you referred to the Romans going back to Hastati with shield and spear, did you mean to instead say Triarii? I thought the Triarii were typically armed with spears, while the Hastati and Principes were armed more similarly to later Roman legionaries with scutum (or similar shield), pila, and gladius.
    (2) Although intended as javelins, would pila have been completely ineffective against a cavalry charge? Certainly not as good as pikes, but for Roman legionaries to meet a charge with a barrage of light pila thrown as javelins (which might ricochet off some medieval armor but might manage to lodge into (and encumber) some as well), followed by using their second heavier pilum as a spear, could that not be effective enough to thwart a frontal cavalry charge, requiring the medieval cavalry utilize flanking maneuvers almost exclusively?
    (3) Regarding shock cavalry, what about Roman auxiliary cavalry? I thought the Romans did manage to field *some* shock cavalry even in early imperial Rome (and certainly later).
    (4) What was the difference between lorica hamata and medieval mail? Was medieval mail that much more protective? And was it more protective than lorica segmentata? I am sure full plate would be superior to all of the above (for most purposes), as well as if I’m not mistaken also less encumbering than mail, but I’m pretty sure full plate wouldn’t factor in to this scenario since it wouldn’t appear until quite a bit later in the Middle Ages (even really Renaissance), and I assume even then was a lot rarer than the popular conception.

  • @gardenlizard1586
    @gardenlizard1586 5 лет назад +9

    Agreed with logistics. You missed the Navy. That would make the difference. Rome navy was significant in wars against Carthage, cutting supplies, etc and would be decisive against these seafaring Crusaders.

  • @edk487
    @edk487 4 года назад +5

    Didn’t crusaders take the capital of the eastern Roman Empire in 1204.

    • @reximingan9420
      @reximingan9420 3 года назад +2

      Those are not Roman Legio Soldiers.

  • @fancifulimp672
    @fancifulimp672 6 лет назад +1

    Metatron, I was wondering if you’d talk about the tactics of Arabs and the armor they used in a later video. It would be an interesting topic, especially if you bring up the effectiveness of the sabre sword and the Janbiya dagger.

  • @smoke12785
    @smoke12785 6 лет назад

    Nice video!Hey Metatron have you ever played a game called praetorians?If not then you should try it and give a review on it because it about roman conquest in Galia and Egypt.