Well, it was a part of problem, that the emperors could not effectively control the entire empire and especially the far-flung border provinces crucial to the defense. One reason why Diocletian tried the Tetrarchy, and why the later emperors divided the empire between him and the co-emperor. It didn't work well as they hoped.
Another war innovation of this era was that for the first time people fought at night, thanks to unburnable torches that provided light but couldn't burn nor you nor your enemies
AD stands for "anno domini" latin for "In the year of our lord" (the year Jesus was born). It is a very common misconception that it stands for after the death.
Hitler liberated India by bankrupting the evil Brutish Empire. Gandhi was a hippie who wrongly took credit for that. Ghana recently took down a statue of Gandhi because he was a racist.
Just imagine a Christian priest walking through the battlefields, looking like a chaos priest shouting: "come on you pricks, smash 'em, show them roman steel" meanwhile the general tullius and his centurion somewhere in the streets of rome "hello, would you like to hear about Geezuz"
"But don't worry Germans, your time of national reunification will happen again. 1080 AD as a matter of fact" That was funny as hell. Brilliant Melkor. So basically, by that history, World War I Germany under the Kaiser was the Third Reich, because Barbarian Unified Germany was the 1st, and HRE was the 2nd. Great stuff.
@@lugiasimply6054 None. I'm working on a video proving that Catholics, "Orthodox" andProtestants are heretics, but first I have to finish the ones proving the British Empire was not the biggest, and Spain committed no genocide. It's fun to do what many claim is impossible to do.
2nd!!! Barbarian Invasion. My most favorite single playthrough ever in Total War was on this expansion. I didn't know ANYTHING about what the expansion offered and I started as West Rome...My God, I had no idea what I was in for. The entire campaign i was on the edge of my seat
" At this time western Rome was in a serious economic depression, wich was solved by destroying smiths and drill camps far from the frontier and building ports "
In Britannia the Roman citizens declared independence from the Roman Empire because the Roman legions refused to fight of an invasion of Saxons that wasn't even happening.
@@thecatfather857 nah man this is an ingame joke. The "Romano British" faction that is based on King Arthur always spawns as a revolt against the Western Roman Empire to simulate the real world abandonment of Britain by the Roman legions in 410. The problem is that in the game the Saxons haven't even moved a tile by the time Britain revolts, making it completely unlogical.
They were left abandoned, they still begged Rome to send troops to aid them but Rome had enough of its problem to send a fleet for a very distand island
AD does not stand for “After Death”. It stands for Anno Domini and (supposedly) begins with the birth of Jesus. There is no gap between BC and AD, except for the unfortunate absence of a year 0.
Great series melkor keep up the good work. I still dont subscribe but i will soon. You are like early legend of total war but different kind a way. You need to find another ideas like this tho. Have a nice day
You forgot one major event: Roman betrayal of another Roman faction When you play as Western Roman Empire you get betrayed by the Eastern Roman Empire And when you play as the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire you get betrayed by the Western Roman Empire (but less often then other way around) You should really add this issue « For some reasons, the Bye zantaine, betray the Italian Romans »
@@lennydale92 the words got the same root, but this refers to his birth. funnily enough we jumped from 1bc to 1ad. i guess the 0 wasnt a thing back then.
@@MelkorGG i don't mind you getting more money. But the app freezes after letting add playout. Constantly rebooting app is more annoying then the adds :)
3:50 that's actually interesting In my country we have ac and dc. No, neither the electricity nor the band xD Ac stands for "Antes de cristo" (before christ) and Dc for "Despues de cristo" (after christ) Beginning at his birth. His death doesn't change the year we're talking about.
Hi dude, can you please make an video review of Rome total war surrectum series 1,2,3 also comparing them , the plusses and minuses of the game , that would be one of my favorite videous in your channel !
@@thelastroman7791 XD I know. I went to a religious school. The entire video was memeing everything. No worries, a lot of comments were this one, so I am trolling them all in replies. : )
I want an expansive Empire TW2 including China, maybe starting at 1492, the age of colonisation, allow playable smaller factions that can try and hold off the colonisers, everyone in the world would have an interest, I have no interest in fighting Civil wars in China, Greece or the US tbh. Best mechanics were in Attila, avoid those horrible playing card type unit avatars, spoiled Rome 2 totally for me. I would pay over the odds for an expansive world domination game from 1492 maybe playable for a few centuries, or even a Mongol invasion game. Like you have said in other videos it would bring all the TW community together because it would be a world game. Can't wait.
AD stands for Anno Domini. It is Latin for "Year of our Lord". Christ was born in 3 bc, because we don't know what year he was born, but do know he died in 30 A.D., at 33 years old.
@@thecatfather857 crap... reliving BOTW launch year, warning Etika of all the crazy new discoveries in 2020 (L is real, ff7 remake, Steve in Smash), warning Reggie not to leave nintendo, heck yeah I would go 3 years back.
@@geo.m1639 XD It is difficult to tell if people are being sarcastic or not when they post comments on the AD thing - which is why I approach it assuming you were joking. It was a joke - I know what AD stands for. :)
*In preparation for Medieval 2:* There were only two major Italian powers: Milan and Venice. The Papal States had no personal ambitions, the Sicilians were too busy becoming a North African faction, and Florence was a small insignificant town that didn't garner any attention. Some random disaster happened in Aleppo, and everyone around the world immediately heard about it. Nobody cared, though. Even though the world was rich in resources, most cities had no mines, dirt roads, ports, or land clearances to harvest the resources. In 1100, Spain and Portugal allied with the Moors, uniting the peninsula in an era of peace and prosperity! *Rome was converted into a castle for the lols.*
1000 Likes and next week I will do Part 2 of Barbarian Invasion : )
I am so hyped! 😎
"Distance from capital being the main problem of Roman society"
That part got me!
Well, it was a part of problem, that the emperors could not effectively control the entire empire and especially the far-flung border provinces crucial to the defense. One reason why Diocletian tried the Tetrarchy, and why the later emperors divided the empire between him and the co-emperor. It didn't work well as they hoped.
Another war innovation of this era was that for the first time people fought at night, thanks to unburnable torches that provided light but couldn't burn nor you nor your enemies
Can’t forget the Celts fight exactly the same way for thousand years
And they still do to this very day
@@kektuss drunk naked and angry!
P.O.O.P:
Praetorians Obsessed with Obtaining Power
the praetorians kill more than half of the roman emperors!
AD stands for "anno domini" latin for "In the year of our lord" (the year Jesus was born). It is a very common misconception that it stands for after the death.
Ok ok, I made 1 mistake :)
@@MelkorGG only one though
+Your Mom
WOOOOOOO00000000000oooooooooooosh
@@MelkorGG I assumed this was intentional?
@@Magicpickle5 obviously :)
No wonder India revolted from Britain and Vietnam broke off from the French, those distance to capital penalties were outrageous!
Hitler liberated India by bankrupting the evil Brutish Empire. Gandhi was a hippie who wrongly took credit for that. Ghana recently took down a statue of Gandhi because he was a racist.
@@scintillam_dei would have tried conquering India themselves if they won't though
ah yes the saxons the most stable,organized and overall settled german tribe that stayed in germany
XD
Old Saxony?
Just imagine a Christian priest walking through the battlefields, looking like a chaos priest shouting: "come on you pricks, smash 'em, show them roman steel" meanwhile the general tullius and his centurion somewhere in the streets of rome "hello, would you like to hear about Geezuz"
Der Shogun 😂😂😂
Wololo
damn dude you're really unfunny
"But don't worry Germans, your time of national reunification will happen again. 1080 AD as a matter of fact" That was funny as hell. Brilliant Melkor. So basically, by that history, World War I Germany under the Kaiser was the Third Reich, because Barbarian Unified Germany was the 1st, and HRE was the 2nd. Great stuff.
This rebellion was so brutal that entire cities disappeared
Alesia and Thermon were both burnt to the ground in history if that's anything
But in Attila total war its Athens that got oblirated and Corinth stands
Your version of Christianity arrive seems very much like a Monty python episode, hilarious 😁
Satan counterfeited the way of the truth by the Mary-worshipping heretical religion Catholicism, and the cross-worshipping Protestant branches.
@@scintillam_dei what the fuck
@@scintillam_dei okay are you Hussite, Orthodox, or Coptic then
@@lugiasimply6054 None. I'm working on a video proving that Catholics, "Orthodox" andProtestants are heretics, but first I have to finish the ones proving the British Empire was not the biggest, and Spain committed no genocide. It's fun to do what many claim is impossible to do.
@@scintillam_deiwhat the fuck kind of christian, if not religion, are you then
2nd!!! Barbarian Invasion. My most favorite single playthrough ever in Total War was on this expansion. I didn't know ANYTHING about what the expansion offered and I started as West Rome...My God, I had no idea what I was in for. The entire campaign i was on the edge of my seat
3:48 that's a strange school, AD is latin for Anno Domini - Year of Our Lord.
Remember when we settled in Greece and did nothing else? Good times.
~Attila
You're the most productive memer on RUclips.
Really wish there was a Europa Barbarorum mod covering the later period of Roman history
The amount of a-historical research you put into this video makes you a scholar of the highest caliber.
*THE REBELS* who returned to the world! xDDD lost it right there
I know this isn’t relevant to the episode but the lack of the ports is supposed to represent the decline in the Roman Empire and the lack of trade.
Love this series, hope you find great success on RUclips it’s the chalked like yours that make this platform great
there was actually a unit of sarmatian cavalry stationed in Britain at the time
They were being good samaritans.
Yeah, I know. Very interesting how it got there.
Playing time just now and my faction leader is 84, never seen that before
" At this time western Rome was in a serious economic depression, wich was solved by destroying smiths and drill camps far from the frontier and building ports "
I’d love to see a rebel campaign for this dlc from Melkor! :)
Gotta love the zombies song when Christianity comes and that song and what was playing in the background does pretty much sum it up lol
Sol Invictus temples gives more bonus to order than Mithras when upgraded
In Britannia the Roman citizens declared independence from the Roman Empire because the Roman legions refused to fight of an invasion of Saxons that wasn't even happening.
Whoa, really?
@@thecatfather857 nah man this is an ingame joke. The "Romano British" faction that is based on King Arthur always spawns as a revolt against the Western Roman Empire to simulate the real world abandonment of Britain by the Roman legions in 410. The problem is that in the game the Saxons haven't even moved a tile by the time Britain revolts, making it completely unlogical.
@@keizervanenerc5180 Ah.
They were left abandoned, they still begged Rome to send troops to aid them but Rome had enough of its problem to send a fleet for a very distand island
1:58 this shit had me rolling 💀
I like this types of videos
AD does not stand for “After Death”. It stands for Anno Domini and (supposedly) begins with the birth of Jesus. There is no gap between BC and AD, except for the unfortunate absence of a year 0.
Ok. 1 mistake across the 3 episodes. But the rest is 100% true. XD
yeah but to be fair, the number 0 didnt exist till the 13 th century.
He is kidding man 😆, everyone knows AD is for Anno Domini
POOP, remember?
People Olter Other Perspectives... So it's based on his perspective.. 😅😅😂😂
"Everybody lived peacefully. And then, christianity came *intense metal*
Dude, this is hilarious.
A.D. means “Anno Domini,” which translates to “In the year of our Lord.”
Nice Vid, i also love how in Medeival 2 Islam just exists, and the sassanaids are gone withought trace??
this is cultural gold!
8:25
Yep.
That's Lancelot and the Knights of the Round Table.
Great series melkor keep up the good work. I still dont subscribe but i will soon. You are like early legend of total war but different kind a way. You need to find another ideas like this tho. Have a nice day
Perfect music for crhistianity
Does anybody know the song at 2:01?
P.eople
O.veranalyze
O.ur
P.erspective about the way we measure and perceive time in the context of the ancient world.
A*
i once got my faction leader in Rome total war up to age 90 plus lol
Lol, I had not a faction leader but an assassin who died at 93))
You forgot one major event: Roman betrayal of another Roman faction
When you play as Western Roman Empire you get betrayed by the Eastern Roman Empire
And when you play as the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire you get betrayed by the Western Roman Empire (but less often then other way around)
You should really add this issue « For some reasons, the Bye zantaine, betray the Italian Romans »
You forgot about the berbers! They always do... :(
jk this is some good shit, please keep it coming
man those rebels must be emo teenagers who all hate their dads
A.D. actually stands for Anno Domini, "in the year of the lord"
AD means Anno Domini not after death
Ok ok, I made 1 mistake :)
Basically year of his dominion right?
@@lennydale92 literally translated to "in the year of the lord". got nothing to do with dominion...
@@maxmustermann369
Ok. I meant year of his dominion but if you are telling that domini means lord then sure.
@@lennydale92 the words got the same root, but this refers to his birth. funnily enough we jumped from 1bc to 1ad. i guess the 0 wasnt a thing back then.
Funny how a rebellion so destructive destroyed most of the cities on the map. Was it comparable to ww1/ww2?
Omg the poop part lmaooooooo
Anyone else cant skip adverts anymore?
Ayy, more money for me :)
New RUclips changes that starts to automate ads much more. Giving me less control.
@@MelkorGG i don't mind you getting more money. But the app freezes after letting add playout. Constantly rebooting app is more annoying then the adds :)
To empire total war next
AD means Anno Domani
3:50 that's actually interesting
In my country we have ac and dc. No, neither the electricity nor the band xD
Ac stands for "Antes de cristo" (before christ) and Dc for "Despues de cristo" (after christ) Beginning at his birth. His death doesn't change the year we're talking about.
I see you made a mistake there lol
Well at least you can read this and learn something new xD
What a load off bullshit.
I like it.
Can yuo make one of this videos but whit rome2?
After this Season and the classical titles are done, then there may be a 2nd season with the newer era of titles : )
@@MelkorGG OOOOO YEESSSSSSS
Beautiful
Where's part 2?
Well done!I'm Iranian.Please explain more about the Sassanids.
Hi dude, can you please make an video review of Rome total war surrectum series 1,2,3 also comparing them , the plusses and minuses of the game , that would be one of my favorite videous in your channel !
I just didnt find anything like that , on youtube , so it could be an exclusive from you)
A.D. means ‘Anno Domini’ (Year of our lord) in Latin.
Wow. Next you will tell me Olter is not spelt like that. XD
@@MelkorGG Excuse me?
@@thelastroman7791 XD I know. I went to a religious school. The entire video was memeing everything.
No worries, a lot of comments were this one, so I am trolling them all in replies. : )
@@MelkorGG I was just confused regarding your reply. Cool video man, hopefully you’ll make one for Attila Total War (my favorite total war game).
Does anybody know the song at 2:01?
I supose that "AD" is anno domini.
Do you use any fixes to make the game run better on modern hardware?
"until the christian arrived" Oh hai there legendtotalwar!
I want an expansive Empire TW2 including China, maybe starting at 1492, the age of colonisation, allow playable smaller factions that can try and hold off the colonisers, everyone in the world would have an interest, I have no interest in fighting Civil wars in China, Greece or the US tbh. Best mechanics were in Attila, avoid those horrible playing card type unit avatars, spoiled Rome 2 totally for me. I would pay over the odds for an expansive world domination game from 1492 maybe playable for a few centuries, or even a Mongol invasion game. Like you have said in other videos it would bring all the TW community together because it would be a world game. Can't wait.
AD stands for Anno Domini. It is Latin for "Year of our Lord". Christ was born in 3 bc, because we don't know what year he was born, but do know he died in 30 A.D., at 33 years old.
Oh, my mistake. Next you'll be telling me Olter is spelt with an "A" instead of an "O" ; )
So this year should be 2017 instead of 2020.
@@thecatfather857 crap...
reliving BOTW launch year, warning Etika of all the crazy new discoveries in 2020 (L is real, ff7 remake, Steve in Smash), warning Reggie not to leave nintendo, heck yeah I would go 3 years back.
@@thecatfather857 so he was 3 when the romans nailed him on the cross? i doubt that...
@@MelkorGG im sure you learned that at school as well :)
P. roselytizing
O. therwise
O. pinionated
P. eople
AD doesn’t stand for after death 😂 it’s anno domini (might have spelt it wrong tho
1:13 😂😂
AD doesn’t mean after death lol
XD One of my most enjoyable videos to make. Trying to get a dumb joke in nearly every sentence.
@@MelkorGG oh lol
@@geo.m1639 XD It is difficult to tell if people are being sarcastic or not when they post comments on the AD thing - which is why I approach it assuming you were joking.
It was a joke - I know what AD stands for. :)
and... THE EMUS
At 2:48 we can see the most Christian man who has ever christianed!
YEEEEEEEEEE
im late noo
There are records of Sarmatians working in Roman armies in Britain. It's not ahistorical.
*In preparation for Medieval 2:*
There were only two major Italian powers: Milan and Venice. The Papal States had no personal ambitions, the Sicilians were too busy becoming a North African faction, and Florence was a small insignificant town that didn't garner any attention.
Some random disaster happened in Aleppo, and everyone around the world immediately heard about it. Nobody cared, though.
Even though the world was rich in resources, most cities had no mines, dirt roads, ports, or land clearances to harvest the resources.
In 1100, Spain and Portugal allied with the Moors, uniting the peninsula in an era of peace and prosperity!
*Rome was converted into a castle for the lols.*
Inv
Ever heard of jesus?
ha why even bother with education when you have youtube video games
first
Shut up.
The Catfather no
@@DarthNicky Yes.
@@thecatfather857 make me 😏😫
@@DarthNicky Childish little shit.
All was good, until christianity