What's the BEST HELMET for a medieval adventurer?

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  • @necrosx1872
    @necrosx1872 Год назад +5018

    Honestly, feels like being children again playing with sticks and flat boards; with a dash of adult supervision in teaching. Love these videos.

    • @morlath4767
      @morlath4767 Год назад +82

      I'm not entirely sure how much supervision the "adults" add to things.

    • @aynonymos
      @aynonymos Год назад +79

      ​@@morlath4767 they make sure nobody is on fire

    • @alexanderthegreat6682
      @alexanderthegreat6682 Год назад +60

      ​@@morlath4767 they make sure that the beatings are done efficiently, not sloppy and amateurish

    • @morlath4767
      @morlath4767 Год назад +28

      Both totally fair answers. I suppose it's the best we could hope for with these loveable collection of scamps.

    • @StergiosMekras
      @StergiosMekras Год назад +16

      ...wait, who's the adult?

  • @bare_bear_hands
    @bare_bear_hands Год назад +1137

    I very much appreciate Nate showing that you're meant to wear soft cloth, padding, mail, and maybe more padding BEFORE the helmet. Every game in existence making you craft armor out of just metal bars with no lining or padding, that's just illogical - which always brings me to the only sensible piece of armor in World of Warcraft, some metal chestplate that takes a leather chestpiece in its crafting.

    • @wingofshu
      @wingofshu Год назад +68

      I sense a level of ease, imagine having to worry on your supply of cloth along with the metals, the game designers went for ease over realism

    • @lasselen9448
      @lasselen9448 Год назад +37

      In GW2 all heavy armour sets use cloth padding during the crafting process. Casing and padding are crafted separately, then put together to craft the armour piece. The end result is rarely historically accurate or even believable though, but fantasy MMORPGs...

    • @aesop2733
      @aesop2733 Год назад +67

      Kingdom Come Deliverance, my good man. There's like 13 slots just for armor, clothing, and different kinds of padding. The head is helmet, mail, and padded coif

    • @TheBl00D1u5t
      @TheBl00D1u5t Год назад +8

      It's really funny how little attention this gets but I have always thought that was a cool thing that wow did that literally every other mmo overlooked or ignored

    • @ABaumstumpf
      @ABaumstumpf Год назад +42

      @@wingofshu "the game designers went for ease over realism"
      Yeah.. by requiring you to get 7 different pieces of metal, special coal, 17 hammers and a golden anvil....

  • @EpicRandomness555
    @EpicRandomness555 Год назад +346

    Shadiversity is like a University that started with one professor and has now expanded to three with a guest speaker every once in a while. Thank you Professor Nate and Professor Tyrinth, Professor Shad really needed the help and you’re doing good by him.

  • @ericweatherby9628
    @ericweatherby9628 Год назад +491

    I feel that if you account for the fact that adventurers basically *live* in their armor, the Kettle Helm makes a *lot* of sense. If you put your helmet on when you get up in the morning and don't take it off until you go to bed at night, comfort and convenience become very important.

    • @vondantalingting
      @vondantalingting Год назад +22

      Depends on the time period you set your adventurers in. If you set it in the high middle ages then aye!!! It might even be the most affordable surpassed only by the cervelliere.
      But if you set it in the bronze age, they'll be wearing leather caps fr.

    • @samuelstern4113
      @samuelstern4113 Год назад +27

      I mean that makes some sense, but helmets, even modern ballistic helmets, are just uncomfortable to wear, even the best ones. For most people, unless they're expecting to be attacked, they'll put their helmet somewhere more comfortable, like on a pack or on a belt, etc. In reality, on a long journey it's unlikely you'd be wearing your helmet the whole time, so a kettle helm would probably be even better as the shape lends itself quite nicely to storage on a pack more easily than some of the other more odd shapes.

    • @horactik9838
      @horactik9838 Год назад +2

      Just take them off when you're not in combat?

    • @julianinfuso9808
      @julianinfuso9808 Год назад +4

      ​@@horactik9838But then it's very clumsy and takes a lot of space if you try and hoist or pack a helmet, which would be poor for mobility in an adventure scenario.

    • @diggyrobinson5859
      @diggyrobinson5859 11 месяцев назад +2

      you could also use a kettle helm as a bowl or cooking pot if you really want to

  • @hairydave82
    @hairydave82 Год назад +1030

    I love that the WW1/WW2 Brodie helmet worn by the British and Commonwealth troops was basically a modern kettle helmet. Instead of protecting from arrows and blows from above, it protects from shrapnel.

    • @ScottishRebel
      @ScottishRebel Год назад +56

      Was about to say that it technically was the most modern helmet in the selection

    • @yourlocalt72
      @yourlocalt72 Год назад +59

      Also German Stahlhelm is heavy inspired by Sallets

    • @avangardismm
      @avangardismm Год назад +12

      If you declare with your mouth, 'Jesus Is Lord' and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. -Romans 10:9

    • @TheDandyMann
      @TheDandyMann Год назад +16

      ​@@yourlocalt72I'm actually sad that they didn't have any in this video. I love the German style sallets

    • @MotzKotz3
      @MotzKotz3 Год назад

      ​@@avangardismmOmg shut up

  • @theromanorder
    @theromanorder Год назад +1656

    3:14 roman ridge helmet
    6:05 face covering
    8:38 spectical helmet
    13:04 nasile gards
    15:11 koith
    18:13 flat helm and round helem (murder helm)
    19:55 test
    20:42 other stuff about them
    21:54 testing eyesight
    22:40 Italian helmet
    23:37 kettal helm
    24:37 great helm ans suger loth
    28:39 basanet (visers)
    31:48 barb uit helm
    33:22 frogmouth
    34:00 Italian and German sallet
    34:54 armets
    36:04 viser barb uit
    38:58 more "armet" actually a closed helmet
    40:11 suspension rige
    41:20 final thoughts
    44:40 testing suspension rige helmet
    Sorry this took forever ive had stuff to do. Sorry for spelling my dyslexia makes it hard to spell what there saying..
    Btw this is the 12th timestamp comment ive done this week

    • @Dawindell
      @Dawindell Год назад +17

      Thank you!

    • @theromanorder
      @theromanorder Год назад +31

      @@Dawindell im surprised no one has been anoyed about my spelling

    • @ShiroIsMyName
      @ShiroIsMyName Год назад +50

      ​@@theromanorder hey, you graciously gave us all the time marks, we ain't gonna cry over spelling :p

    • @theromanorder
      @theromanorder Год назад +20

      @@ShiroIsMyName thanks its just in the past i did this on lindebages Ukraine videos and people got so mad but many were veru very very kind. ....

    • @mabrurhrivu4998
      @mabrurhrivu4998 Год назад +8

      ​@@theromanorder I'm curious, why are you doing these?

  • @GabrielDeOliveira721
    @GabrielDeOliveira721 Год назад +812

    3 characters that work really well comically is: "Uncle" Nate trying hard to explain cool things, Ty being a Hiper-energetic teenager and Shad being the "good intentions, bad consequences" friend who everyone loves but hate to tell no. (Still miss Shad in the helmets talk. I wish him good health)

    • @daedalus5253
      @daedalus5253 Год назад +25

      If it just wouldn’t feel so scripted…

    • @xavmanisdabestest
      @xavmanisdabestest Год назад +8

      Oh it's Chad unwell I haven't kept up with every video?

    • @GabrielDeOliveira721
      @GabrielDeOliveira721 Год назад +72

      @@daedalus5253 They are not professional actors, mate. This is just fun for them and to break the "serious" or "tedious" parts.
      And everyone needs to practice, in a year they will be much better doing this improvised bits then now. It only takes some time.

    • @GabrielDeOliveira721
      @GabrielDeOliveira721 Год назад +49

      @@xavmanisdabestest He has something. He posted a video explaining some time ago and before his surgery a lot of time ago. He doesn't have much energy to do everything himself, that's why he has help now.

    • @robertromero8692
      @robertromero8692 Год назад +7

      Shad, not "Chad".

  • @ChaosHuntsman
    @ChaosHuntsman Год назад +846

    It's like watching MythBusters, the History Channel, and The Three Stooges all at once. Absolutely love the playful enthusiasm you guys all bring for these videos.

    • @BrenTenkage
      @BrenTenkage Год назад +12

      ya know what...thats the best way to describe the vibe I was feeling watching this.

    • @okitsla5790
      @okitsla5790 Год назад

      ゆひやみひみにぢやみまがなむひな

    • @swiftystickgamer6494
      @swiftystickgamer6494 Год назад +1

      Imagine if they were given their own tv show 🤔

    • @merafirewing6591
      @merafirewing6591 Год назад

      ​@@swiftystickgamer6494 that would be beyond awesome.

  • @jacksalias9331
    @jacksalias9331 Год назад +206

    If I were an adventurer I'd probably go for something like a morion/kettle helmet. You're gonna be wearing your helmet a lot and the brim would help keep the sun out of your eyes, in addition to defending you from the rocks that tend to fall on adventuring parties.

    • @Meta-Drew
      @Meta-Drew Год назад +7

      Is rocks falling on adventurers a reference to something? I'm gonna guess DnD

    • @khaorix2667
      @khaorix2667 Год назад +19

      @@Meta-Drew Yes, it's the "Rocks fall, you die. Everyone else levels up" meme, that is used by DMs to get rid of a terrible player.

    • @tiringsarcasm
      @tiringsarcasm Год назад +11

      @@khaorix2667Or alternatively “Rocks fall, everybody dies” when he just gives up and decides to tpk.

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад +3

      "rocks fall, everybody dies" (but some die of suffocation or dehydration, not blunt trauma)

  • @collinmclaren6608
    @collinmclaren6608 Год назад +154

    11:40 I know the "Don't try this at home!" bit is kind of universal in media, but I still respect you guys for taking time to state that. Also going into depth explaining themselves, their background, and their trust in eachother, both makes the guys more professional and more human

  • @benn5147
    @benn5147 Год назад +1892

    You've just got to appreciate the dynamics of the trio

    • @ΠαναγιώτηςΡάμμος-φ8ι
      @ΠαναγιώτηςΡάμμος-φ8ι Год назад +40

      You said it mate! It's so nice to see the boys all together. And Shad seems a lot more relaxed in these latest videos!

    • @TheBl00D1u5t
      @TheBl00D1u5t Год назад +11

      Tyranth can be a bit annoying and unprofessional

    • @xxDev5000xx
      @xxDev5000xx Год назад +11

      Yeah I like where this is going

    • @Justin-vr5zn
      @Justin-vr5zn Год назад +13

      I think it is more entertaining with the interactions between them that you just cannot get with a single person. Not only is there more humor, but they each bring different skills, knowledge, and their own perspectives / observations.

    • @onetwo5155
      @onetwo5155 Год назад +3

      My thought exactly, excellent dynamics and fun videos.

  • @Lord_Counta
    @Lord_Counta Год назад +526

    I think the bec de corbin is one of the most dangerous weapons of all time, so seeing Shad coming onto the scene with his was hilarious. *chef's kiss*

    • @Verdessa1273
      @Verdessa1273 Год назад +11

      probably not the lucerne from dark souls, maybe

    • @xursed7990
      @xursed7990 Год назад +75

      Bec de Corbins were not too dangerous as long as you put the proper child locks on them and stored them in a safe separate from the ammo.

    • @keithstone8693
      @keithstone8693 Год назад +6

      @@xursed7990 lmao

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Год назад +25

      @@xursed7990 only dangerous if it's an assault Bec de Corbin XD

    • @acrux1918
      @acrux1918 Год назад +29

      @@xursed7990 ah yes, Bec de Carbines.

  • @TheLastGarou
    @TheLastGarou Год назад +246

    As soon as Nate started talking about the suspension rig in the helmet, I started cheering.
    Anybody who's ever worn a hard hat for its intended purpose knows why.

    • @bombomos
      @bombomos Год назад +14

      Those shock absorbers haha

    • @Deridus
      @Deridus Год назад +22

      Back when I was in the US Army, we had the ACH, which is little more than an iterated Stahlhelm with modern materials. Had seen plenty of training aides showing the actual battle damage to them, but the padding for them was just a selection of velcro shaped pads. When I was in training, we had a few of the older K-pots with rigging instead, and always though it would be nifty if we could make a modern helmet with the protective qualities and general design of the ACH but with the rigging of the older models. I know we wouldn't because of the fact that it would have to be so much bigger...

    • @KimRobertson
      @KimRobertson Год назад +2

      The suspension rig in those helmets is comfortable but should still be used with padding at least to the sides. The suspension asorbs shock from downward strikes. Side strikes have little or no absorsion. In a bscinet with a chain aventail, this weight of the chain serves to absorb some sideways momentum and protect your neck from wiplash. One topic that these guys should have covered with more clarity is that heavy helmets have higher innate inertia meaning that they take much more energy to move and so protect you from neck injury. If you are larping then go for a light helm. If you are fighting with Buhurt or other full speed full contact style then absorbing energy from all directions is very important.

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад +2

      even if you get rung like a bell's clapper, it's better than direct contact

  • @iansabrewolfe
    @iansabrewolfe Год назад +111

    For a fantasy adventure group, field of view and ease of communication are going to be at a premium. Bear in mind, these are small teams of individual specialists, not formations of soldiers, and they routinely fight with a fair degree of separation from each other, frequently against multiple opponents. There isn’t a fixed chain of command typically, either, so staying coordinated is crucial given they often have little or no idea what they will be fighting against next until the fighting starts.

  • @cernunnos8344
    @cernunnos8344 Год назад +64

    The visored barbute is very proeminent in fantasy, games, tabletop etc because it fits nicely in the medieval adjacent universes, it's very close to what actually existed, it's very functional, it's one of the best compromise between visibility, protection and ability to breathe, and it looks absolutely amazing, and it doesn't have an overblown fantasy look to it, which ironically makes it perfect for fantasy worlds

  • @Zurrech
    @Zurrech Год назад +502

    Seeing Shad return the helmet almost looks like Boromir returning the Ring in LOTR. Nate had to snatch it like Frodo

  • @TengrioftheCrimsonSky
    @TengrioftheCrimsonSky Год назад +146

    Any concerns I had about the new direction are basically nullified by this video. Absolutely love the dynamic and knowledge of everyone. Thanks again Shad for giving so much love and concern to this area of historical and fantasy interest.

    • @Deridus
      @Deridus Год назад +9

      Seeing Shad pop in with his polearm, "We're hitting things!?" no pun intended really hit home the safety required to pull this kind of vid off. The dynamic between these three wonderfully displays a respect for the martial aspects in a host of ways; enjoying the art for it's own sake, understanding the physicality of it, and deep lore...
      I wish Shad the best.

  • @willw.birnie8446
    @willw.birnie8446 Год назад +123

    Firstly, a sincere thank you to all of you. And to you, Shad, your humility is truly inspiring. I wish a courage and persévérance with your health situation. Cordially, William

    • @Deridus
      @Deridus Год назад +3

      Hear, hear!

    • @j.j._
      @j.j._ Год назад +2

      Well put

  • @LagunaFox
    @LagunaFox Год назад +152

    I also have a soft spot for the Kettle Helmet. For adventuring it just has so much utility not just as a helmet but as a proper hat, and it is most likely the easiest on the coin purse considering how little work really needs to go into that, especially compared to the full helms with visors or articulation and such.

    • @Sk0lzky
      @Sk0lzky Год назад +9

      And some models can serve as a bowl for food!

    • @einkartoffel4323
      @einkartoffel4323 Год назад +8

      And something brought up by another RUclipsr is that you're not going to be in full armour the whole time. If you're marching, you don't want to be wearing your war armour, that's with the rest of your gear. What you want is something so that if you do get attacked on the road, you're not completely unarmoured, and that is where the kettle helmet excels - you could comfortably wear it all day every day, yet it offers a very good amount of protection, and if you know you're about to be in combat, you can switch to your better helmet

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад +1

      also doubles as a water vessel, or even a cooking pot (though that could ruin the temper pretty easily if you applied direct heat - better to use a hot stone)

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад

      or even a cooking pot if you used a hot stone, not direct heat @@Sk0lzky

  • @TITAN_101
    @TITAN_101 Год назад +20

    I now notice the T-Barbute became the inspiration for Star War's Mandalorian helmets, menacing look while still being practical perfect for a faction of battle fanatics.

    • @ryanhampson673
      @ryanhampson673 10 месяцев назад +7

      I'd actually argue that the Mandalorian helmet is based off of Greek hoplite designs.

  • @cellularautomatFI
    @cellularautomatFI Год назад +78

    I'm loving the direction this channel is going to so far! The recent videos have all been so educational and entertaining! The shorts are great too!

  • @synthemagician4686
    @synthemagician4686 Год назад +64

    Not only do I LOVE the little skits and just seeing how these guys have fun together, but the amount of trust they have in each other is amazing to see. I have a group I practice with weekly with bottle cutting and such and we're huge on blade safety. To have someone even weakly swing a blunt at your helmet requires serious trust in the other person to do safely. And to be the one swinging at your friend? To me that's even harder. You have to have faith in them, as well as yourself. Seeing them not only have fun, but trust each other this much? Truly impressive and it just adds to my already over the top hype for the direction this channel is taking. Damn good adventure, grateful to be here for it!

  • @marcoeckhoff9920
    @marcoeckhoff9920 Год назад +86

    I know it is a sad thing that Shad has health issues, but I like the team he is putting together to step up for him.

    • @DustMug
      @DustMug Год назад +9

      I haven't been the most avid follower, what happened to him?

    • @marcoeckhoff9920
      @marcoeckhoff9920 Год назад

      @@DustMug ruclips.net/video/Z7cPScLMYwM/видео.html

    • @chonconnor6144
      @chonconnor6144 Год назад +15

      @@DustMug could be a lot of things and he didn't talk about specifics but he said he needs help and can no longer manage the full workload.

    • @JRBDWD
      @JRBDWD Год назад +10

      ​@@DustMugProbably the effects of the "covidvaccine". I have a lot of mates who were swimmers,lifters and cyclists. They took all the shots and now they cannot even half of what they used to. They were very active people. Now they get winded out at every bit of physical effort

    • @HarryFlashmanVC
      @HarryFlashmanVC Год назад +1

      ​@DustMug I'm 52 and already half crippled with a combination of chronic autoimmune disease and a legacy of muscular skeletal.injuries from rugby and skiing from age 10 to 30

  • @Blessed_V0id
    @Blessed_V0id Год назад +12

    The lads are legends. Im so glad Shad that not only is this better for your health, but the chemistry is perfect. What a brilliant group

  • @PureChad
    @PureChad Год назад +15

    A fun theory that has been in the back of my mind is that many Celtic helmets actually did have wings and many Viking helmets did have horns, but they were not literal wings and horns. In a some ways the cheek guards look like/resemble flapping wings to a common person. Similar to the nasile guard, same may have thought they looked a lot like a horn or tusk. I wander if there are any historical records that would suggest that. Haha if true, that Roman ridge helmet is both winged and horned! Best of both worlds!

  • @richard_n
    @richard_n Год назад +40

    I love how in depth you guys went on this. Most people don't consider breathing, sight, and hearing as being important. They just want max protection, but not having your full senses and being able to breath easy is just as important.

    • @Marcus_Postma
      @Marcus_Postma Год назад +1

      As a former infantry soldier who fought in Afghanistan, I can absolutely attest to the fact that you want a full range of your senses. It's just as important in modern times.

  • @TheBl00D1u5t
    @TheBl00D1u5t Год назад +56

    As my reward for staying up till 3am on a work night, I get a MASSIVE addition to the Shadiverse!

  • @BaronVonHardcharger
    @BaronVonHardcharger Год назад +33

    I really enjoyed the camera overlays to simulate the first person view in each helm!

  • @coltonrognrud3528
    @coltonrognrud3528 Год назад +4

    i love the attention to detail by having a sound when you remove the helmet, very nice. these videos help a lot with my blacksmith DND character, love to call out mid battle when someones helmet sucks and slap the side of the helmet so hard they perish.

  • @kcdguides-j3q
    @kcdguides-j3q Месяц назад +1

    21:26 That "you called" caught me off guard the first time I watched this

  • @K1TSUNE941
    @K1TSUNE941 Год назад +245

    LOVING the medieval myth busting so far.
    Gotta win the Bec de Corbin cameo!

    • @bruticus1496
      @bruticus1496 Год назад +9

      Famous mythbuster’s phrase “I reject your reality and substitute my own”

    • @KainaX122
      @KainaX122 Год назад +7

      @@bruticus1496 “Quack, Damn you.”

    • @bruticus1496
      @bruticus1496 Год назад +1

      @@KainaX122 are my eyebrows missing? Jamie like big boom

    • @KainaX122
      @KainaX122 Год назад +1

      @@bruticus1496 “Am I missing. . . an eyebrow?”

    • @Gaius453
      @Gaius453 Год назад +1

      @@bruticus1496 Nice! Dungeon master!

  • @endymionduni5683
    @endymionduni5683 Год назад +149

    I love the new dynamic in the Shadiversity team

  • @Tallorian
    @Tallorian Год назад +42

    I didn't plan to watch the whole 50 minutes in one go, but literally got stuck to the screen. Absolutely amazing presentation skills by Nate!

  • @cooiecub
    @cooiecub 8 месяцев назад +3

    Timestamps:
    3:12 roman ridge helmet
    4:46 sutton hoo helmet
    8:32 spectacled helmet
    10:05 nasal helmets
    10:57 gnezdovo helmet and more on nasals
    12:58 armour angling (ridged nasal)
    15:10 coifs
    17:00 murder helmet
    18:06 flat top helmet vs peaked helmet
    19:19 bec de corbin (the polearm briefly mentioned)
    19:50 back to flat top vs peaked helmets
    21:16 italo norman / siculo norman helmet
    21:50 throat stabs and how close the helmet is to your face
    23:34 kettle helmet
    25:22 great helms and sugar loaf helms
    28:33 bassinet
    28:57 visors: clap helm, hounskull and griffin
    29:52 back to bassinet
    31:42 barbute helm
    33:18 frogmouth helmet
    33:55 italian sallet and its german evolution
    35:31 more on the barbute helm
    38:47 armets and closed helmets
    40:03 suspension rigs
    41:12 peripheral vision
    41:46 for adventuring and fantasy
    42:56 importance of the helmet
    43:43 strength of helmets
    48:57 conclusion

  • @BGSenTineL
    @BGSenTineL 11 месяцев назад +2

    This one was one of the best videos you have ever done. Kuddos to the team and Nate is awesome ! He speaks with so much passion about this. Love the energy !

  • @WebWingRecords
    @WebWingRecords Год назад +37

    Taren and Nate make a superb team. Bringing them on to assist was a significant improvement. Not that I don't love Shad but having the two of them collaborate with Shad offering occasional input is definitely a winning formula.

  • @Zylo1111
    @Zylo1111 Год назад +84

    Shad: I heard we're hitting things.
    Nate: NO!
    So the testers and build crew are there to keep Shad in line... very wise.

  • @tyriquesmith8850
    @tyriquesmith8850 Год назад +38

    Having these guys on board to help Shad is such a blessing. So much fun.

  • @rainfallen7574
    @rainfallen7574 Год назад +1

    I love the childish silliness you guys have with these informative videos. Proof that videos can be funny and highly informative

  • @KnightofGod77
    @KnightofGod77 Год назад +21

    I love kettle helms so much, they are way to underappreciated in media, though I guess you could say that about most helmets. Thanks for the video, it was great. It's always nice to see that there indeed does exist people who genuinely care about the history of armour. We need people like you guys supervising movies and shows.

  • @BaronVonHardcharger
    @BaronVonHardcharger Год назад +55

    There's something just so Monty-Python-esque about great helms! LOL Another great video, guys!

  • @pavise6333
    @pavise6333 Год назад +34

    My personal favorite is the barbute. Great balance beetween protection and visibility

    • @zubbworks
      @zubbworks Год назад +1

      It look good.
      I think I like the kettle helm alot too.

  • @cryptotech3463
    @cryptotech3463 Год назад +20

    Shad is definitely feeling better and I’m super proud of y’all for hitting a “swing” of things (pun intended.) videos feel much more relaxed and natural.

  • @kveitehitmaker6316
    @kveitehitmaker6316 Год назад +3

    Your Australian or NZ accents are so pleasant to listen to. I'm not a native English speaker, but I think English is such a great language for accents, they all sound great.
    Cheers from Norway.

  • @Typachisan
    @Typachisan Год назад +3

    The two extra homies are ducking perfect additions, love the chemistry and jokes thrown in

  • @Boogie44
    @Boogie44 Год назад +40

    Videos like these help keep me in a good direction for doing proper research for a series I’m writing. Thank you sm Shad ⚔️ ❤️ your channel is one of the best on RUclips.

  • @davidknight2104
    @davidknight2104 Год назад +74

    I'm currently playing Kingdom Come Deliverence while watching you guys talk about Medieval Helmets 😍 perfect Saturday morning 🤓

    • @jhonnycubero21
      @jhonnycubero21 Год назад +3

      Love that game!

    • @velociraptor3313
      @velociraptor3313 Год назад +2

      Fantastic mate I love Kingdom Come Deliverance.

    • @bruticus1496
      @bruticus1496 Год назад +1

      I wish more games had the headpiece overlay be googles or barrel helm

  • @PartTimeGoblinSlayer
    @PartTimeGoblinSlayer Год назад +290

    I'd love to see shad and friends in a medieval fantasy movie.😁 I think their dynamics would translate great into film. It would probably have to be a bit of a comedy though.

    • @quasidivine3329
      @quasidivine3329 Год назад +3

      Mix these guys up with epic npc guys! Welcome to honeywood!

    • @avangardismm
      @avangardismm Год назад

      If you declare with your mouth, 'Jesus Is Lord' and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. -Romans 10:9

  • @barnabuskorrum4004
    @barnabuskorrum4004 4 месяца назад +4

    The A.D.D in this video is astounding.....

  • @KrazyKaas
    @KrazyKaas Год назад +1

    The length and work putted in this video is crazy. Incrdible work everybody!

  • @Shrizzy7
    @Shrizzy7 Год назад +23

    I like the new format,y’all have great chemistry

  • @Fdco
    @Fdco Год назад +19

    What a revival of the channel!, great work by all the guys very well done and entertaining. continue the great work!

  • @TheHornedKing
    @TheHornedKing Год назад +33

    That barrel helm is like the One Ring. Everyone wants it.
    Personally, I think my favorite is the griffon helm.

    • @mneech609
      @mneech609 Год назад +2

      Tom Bombadil didn't want the ring and just tossed it away

    • @PBCjimbo
      @PBCjimbo Месяц назад +2

      ​@mneech609 Tom Bombadil was the exception, not the rule. He is a Maiar more powerful than Gandalf. He is already immortal. He is separate from society and is neither good nor evil. The One Ring had nothing to offer him.

  • @NamedMyTaco
    @NamedMyTaco Год назад +2

    Love that so many videos have been coming out with a broad range of topics. I hope Shad has been able to get some good rest with these two around.

  • @thegreenmage6956
    @thegreenmage6956 Год назад +6

    Very nice to have some credit where it’s due for Celtic inventions.
    Many thanks, we are so often overshadowed by the Romans, who get the credit for our efforts.

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад

      I know she's not quite what most people mean when they say Celtic, but Queen Boudicca chased the Romans off (temporarily).
      Legendary.

  • @aced4fun
    @aced4fun Год назад +9

    these videos are so playful and educational at the same time and it's perfect

  • @embee7434
    @embee7434 Год назад +6

    So many wonderful things to praise... Gonna pick demonstrating the field of vision for the camera and making sure to call out that you are not actually being reckless and you are thinking about safety. You all are the best!

  • @sowianskizonierz2693
    @sowianskizonierz2693 Год назад +14

    What a great crew. I love the dynamic between you guys, and the recent videos have been great. Good mix of fun and education (great for getting the kids interested), and I think they appeal to both newbies unfamiliar with the sword community and those of us who have been around for decades. Really enjoying the recent videos. Keep it going!

  • @xaviersavierhardt3331
    @xaviersavierhardt3331 Год назад

    I really like this video. Another $5 for you Sir.

  • @Fxntasmita
    @Fxntasmita Год назад +1

    Man, I don’t know how I got here, but I’m all for it, it’s so nice to see people passionate about stuff, also the fact when they did the drum skit, he said at the end he wanted to try with swords

  • @Denasgurman
    @Denasgurman Год назад +6

    Really cool seeing you together, there is a great dynamic between you all
    instructive, fun and enjoyable videos that put a smile on your face
    Thank you Shad

  • @lGxtmXl
    @lGxtmXl Год назад +11

    Love the people helping shad with videos

  • @wktuba9676
    @wktuba9676 Год назад +11

    So great to see all those examples in one place; love the buddy-comedy vibe!

  • @jolioding_2253
    @jolioding_2253 11 месяцев назад +2

    I really like the options of the sallet, being able to choose if you want your entire head covered in steel or leave parts open to breathe better if you're not fighting something that is able to stab.
    also i like the sallet because its german translation is Schaller and another meaning for that word is a loud banging noise/ intense feeling after being struck

  • @kekonator8262
    @kekonator8262 Год назад +1

    22:52 for some reason I absolutely adore this helmet, just love it

  • @defaultytuser
    @defaultytuser Год назад +4

    At first I though "I'll just watch the first 5/10 mins and pick it up later" but found myself watching the entire thing in one sitting! Great job by Nate carrying the video so engagingly.

  • @rileyernst9086
    @rileyernst9086 Год назад +14

    that's a nifty little greathelm you got there. I have always loved the Sicilian style phygerian helmet with gilded faceplate.

  • @betafishjeremy7454
    @betafishjeremy7454 Год назад +6

    Man I'm loving these new videos.
    I've always enjoyed this channel and what you have done Shad. That being said I'm very much enjoying the dynamic between the 3 of you.

  • @AMorphicTool
    @AMorphicTool Год назад +4

    Something I loved about the siege of helms deep, with all the uruk-hai stood at the wall, was their breath vapour shooting out of the bottom of the helmets. It was great visual language, it made them look pumped up and mean. With those helmets I can just imagine standing on the battlefield early on a foggy autumn/winter English morning, cavalry and knights billowing vapour into the air waiting for the battle to begin.

    • @Lilrob06
      @Lilrob06 Год назад

      Gah dang. U gave me chills sir

  • @america8706
    @america8706 Год назад +1

    I love the Hounskull and German Sallet helmets. To me they look absolutely fierce, and the full plate with all the decorations and ridges that are usually associated with Sallet helmets are just wonderful. I do enjoy that the Brits looking for a helmet for their doughboys in WW1 looked at the Kettle helmet and thought, "yeah this will work" and it absolutely did. As for my helmet pick if I were an adventurer? If I had lived my life as a boy, teen, and adult learning to fight in armor and all the intricacies that entails then I'd definitely go for the Hounskull. If I was a merc previously or just some dude I'd pick the kettle and call it a day. Great video though, I learned ALOT.

  • @vadenummela9353
    @vadenummela9353 Год назад +6

    Kettle helm with a candlestick affixed ontop. For delving into unlit caves and tombs, while still being able to wield an armament in/with both hands. Or, a helmet that has the "light" cantrip cast on it works too.
    Atleast if nothing else, the other adventurers will be able to see where their tank "Headlamps McGee" has gone.

  • @forevercatholic243
    @forevercatholic243 Год назад +9

    This is amazing! I loved the armet with the double pivot point. That was probably my favorite. That or the coif with the face visor and the cross cut out. Gorgeous swords.
    Amazing job, Shad and team!

  • @shadtigergaming4371
    @shadtigergaming4371 Год назад +7

    I am liking the new format! It is fun to see more of the guys coming about on the Versity. Hope your health is stabilizing!

  • @letmethink8350
    @letmethink8350 11 месяцев назад +2

    Nate is a wonderful edition to this channel.
    I haven't watched in years, was skeptical of the new members (just because I like Shad's personality), but Nate is awesome.

  • @Roger-gm9tl
    @Roger-gm9tl Месяц назад +1

    The one you can see out of, had to be hell to fight with one of things on your head, plus the rest of the armor holding you down !

  • @crungler
    @crungler Год назад +8

    honestly one of the best videos yet. love the energy nate brings

  • @andrag00n64
    @andrag00n64 Год назад +12

    What a fun engaging episode, I learned so much. I honestly didn't know that the wardens helmet was a thing. For Honor really did help give more acknowledgment to that helm. A visored barbute huh...

  • @DrevvDman
    @DrevvDman Год назад +9

    It feels a bit weird having the new cast of presenters but its already starting to grow on me. thanks for all your hard work on these videos.

  • @davidmartin2306
    @davidmartin2306 Год назад

    The burgundian flutted skull kettle, has always been one of my favorites. So loved the fellow kettle helm appreciator.

  • @sierraecho884
    @sierraecho884 Год назад

    What I really liked about this video WHICH YOU SHOULD DO WAY MORE especially in this cimparison is show you changed the vision for the viewer while showing the helmet, this was really good.

  • @foremanonedaring5335
    @foremanonedaring5335 Год назад +6

    Loving this new dynamic keep up the great work guys

  • @gariongama
    @gariongama Год назад +21

    Dudes this is my wholesome therapy. Love the channel all the knights feel like real bros u could chill with. Love all the back and forth having a good time. Never change. Hope u doing well Shad

  • @MayBeSomething
    @MayBeSomething Год назад +4

    "I heard you were hittin' things!" Walks up with a bec de corbin and a grin.

  • @Dreigonix
    @Dreigonix Год назад +1

    The SwaggerSouls helmet just watching from the back the whole time like “You gotta talk about me eventually…”

  • @avanskow9302
    @avanskow9302 Год назад +3

    This was a funny, informative and entertaining episode. Go on ya'll for making it

  • @VOnFire25
    @VOnFire25 Год назад +23

    The sallet is by far my favorite helmet. The fact that it had great breathability and protection is just amazing. Plus, it's the one helmet I have IRL

    • @coopercummings8370
      @coopercummings8370 Год назад +6

      Yeah, in my opinion it is a strong contender for the best helmet for an adventurer, at least if they have more money, particularly when paired with an articulated bevor. If they need visibility and breath ability they could raise the visor, tilt the helm back, and lower the bevor, and the face would be completely open, but it still offers excellent protection to the back of the neck and sides of the helm, and at any time if they feel additional protection is needed they could very rapidly raise the bevor, tilt the helm and lower the visor, and they can do any combination of tilted helm, raised visor, and lowered bevor as needed.

    • @Xener09
      @Xener09 Год назад

      Gotta hard disagree, the Sallet with the bevor that covers your whole mouth and nose, with nothing more than a slit for vision has got to be the worst helmet for adventuring. You open yourself to ambushes with how limiting it is for visibility, and it's not quick and efficient to add/remove the face coverage. A simple Bascinet is probably the best. You have tons of options for face masks (pig face, klappvisor, nasal, cross and more) they can be swung open and quickly shut when needed, or fully removed.
      Most of this comes from HMB experience, but having fought in both helms, I HATED the sallet and its one of the least popular in the sport.
      It excels in protection which is why it was prominent in history but its a big trade off, they have terrible breathing and terrible vision. (when combined with the bevor) but without the bevor your throat is exposed. The armet has most of the same features as the salet but it allows instant flip up of your vision AND breathing when needed. You can only flip the vision of a Sallet in mid combat. the bevor takes time to equip.

  • @Connor_6
    @Connor_6 Год назад +5

    I love Nate's enthusiasm on the topic and discussion. specially the practical elements of different types of Helmets and also thanks to Shad for pointing out the fantasy elements an adventurer may face.
    Pretty cool stuff

    • @owenmcgee891
      @owenmcgee891 Год назад

      infectious enthusiasm is an ENORMOUSLY effective teaching tool

  • @shashoe
    @shashoe Год назад +5

    I love what you're doing with the channel now- so many great characters... Shadiversity indeed 👍

  • @timothydavis4274
    @timothydavis4274 Год назад

    The trust is amazing! You guys can practically leave your life in each other's hands. Keep up the good work.

  • @ModernDayKnight03
    @ModernDayKnight03 8 месяцев назад

    This was the second of your videos I ever watched, and it's still one of my favorites!

  • @Rychlas
    @Rychlas Год назад +7

    This is going to be so useful for me, thank you kindly. I'm going to model my own helmet and 3d print it and I got a few ideas how to improve it from your vid. Love you guys, the chemistry between you is amazing ♥

  • @tam-ka-blam9736
    @tam-ka-blam9736 Год назад +4

    These three are so fun to watch together!

  • @Desertneo
    @Desertneo Год назад

    This is was one of the best reviews and one of the best and more funny scripts I ever seen. Congratz guys!

  • @Daedricsoulslayer
    @Daedricsoulslayer Год назад +2

    I love the vision filter of these helmets. I'd be happy with an entire episode of vision.

  • @scroomergriffin890
    @scroomergriffin890 Год назад +7

    You mentioned making a falchion near the end and I gotta say I'm super excited to see that! Falchions are my favorite type of sword I can't wait to see what you do with it.
    Ps : Love the trio and others that you've been bringing on keep up the amazing work.

  • @Runar_Tvalfager
    @Runar_Tvalfager Год назад +4

    great video, great mood and jokes, and love the new "hosts"

  • @yashaoftheflames8475
    @yashaoftheflames8475 Год назад +11

    Shad cuts down a mountain "That was 100% of my power"
    Tyrant cuts down a mountain "That was only 10%"

  • @snuffeldjuret
    @snuffeldjuret Год назад

    15:24 I love that KCD included all these things.

  • @Diogenes68
    @Diogenes68 11 месяцев назад

    8:49 Fun fact: During the Viking era warriors from northern villages would go to Rome and enlist as soldiers, as a way of experiencing adventure and getting combat experience.

  • @akairibbon4658
    @akairibbon4658 Год назад +4

    Shad the new guys you brought in are great! Fun video