@@hansshort9220it is nearly impossible to use the lords NAME in vain because nobody has known how to pronounce his name in 2000 years, this is not an example of using the lords name in vain. The only possible way to use the lords name in vain is by writing his original name is Hebrew and using it in vain
I'm sorry, people keep saying "Black Prior is the edgiest" but I can't hear them over the asthmatic bleeding edge emanating from Hitokiri's whole 'da spirits of da ded give me powah' thing. But great video as always.
@TopHat Studios Yeah, like they tried to make her cool but she's literally a crazed axe murderer. Unlike any of the other Harbingers, Hitokiri just murders people. There's no rhyme or reason that makes her badass like Jormungandr, Zhanhu, or Black Prior. Thus... edge.
King Baldwin VI is definitely one of the most interesting personalities throughout history, and one of the most notable at that. Great video, I hope you‘ll mention him in future videos about the crusades.
First of all. Its not the 6th but the 4th. And King Baldwin IV is an overly romanticized figure by crusader fanboys who fail to realize that the crusades were a complete failure.
@@Zaid-vs2zz complete failure!? They literally ruled over it for a hundred years. Yeah they didn't exactly keep the land for themselves. But they were fighting a war across the known world. You can perfectly say that they lost in the end...but to call it a complete failure. That is simply ignorant.
@@franktheprank7336 fighting a war across all the known World? Seriously? They probably didn't even know China existed and you're saying this. Also, the crusaders came from all across europe, Germany, France, Spain, England and so on and only managed, with all this effort, to hold on to Jerusalem for 100 years. At roughly the same time a Mix of arabs and local berbers managed to conquer the complete iberian peninsula, and held on to big parts of it for about 800 years. They also turned it into one of the most prosperous regions in the world with the biggest City Cordoba inhabited by 1 million people, which included a sewage system, unheard of at the time, and libraries ten times bigger than any other european ones, only comparable to Baghdad and Damascus.
@@Zaid-vs2zz I would say not completely while a forgone conclusion that the Crusader states would be lost (even if they did successfully took Egypt) they did still last 200 Years which isn't bad when you consider that almost everyone wanted them out of there especially the Egyptian States who at points completely surrounded the Crusader States. (also the Berbers were pushed back due to the Reconquista eventually so its almost even but Islamic Rule in the Iberian Peninsula was only completely eliminated with the fall of Granada) While Islamic Rule of Iberia did last longer but this was due to its closer proximity to the North African Islamic States while the Crusader States had to rely on the Mediteranian.
Ubisoft should embrace the Leper King angle. The red rocks (I forget the name) should be exposed to Vortiger and give him leprosy. Then release a couple leper helmets and armour for Black Prior. Maybe thw lead Warminger could punish Vortiger with corruption, like Appollion betrayed them. Feeding the vicious cycle narrative of the early seasons' lore.
I was expecting a Toasty rep 100 type of video with bullshit details but man you really delivered. You actually made me love playing BP that much more. Good vid.
Dunno if this’ll tie into anything but when it was vortiger’s season during the year of the harbinger the translated lyrics from his theme made him out to be a jesuit or something, someone who thinks everyone is sinner no matter who they worship (including jesus)
I would like to point out that there MIGHT be another inspiration behind the Black Prior this being Dante from Dante's Inferno. Yes I know this is a Divine comedy but I'm talking about the video game itself, in this analysis! If you look at the Black Prior, Story and Design wise there is a lot of similarities. First lets talk about his Look more noticeably his hood and crown. In the game Dante's Inferno, Dante wears a Chainmail hood with a crown that looks like crown of thorns, Then when you look at BP he is dawning a hood that looks almost identical to the very hood that Dante wears. Moving on from his design if you look at the story of Dante's Inferno, Dante was a Crusader who pledged his loyalty to the church (this being the order of the priors and Apollyon in For Honor) when Dante broke his promise to his beloved Beatrice after betraying her, he threw himself into the gates of hell to redeem himself once more! (this being the faction war in For honor) not only to her but to god and those he wronged in his past. If you were to compare this to Black Prior and his Dialogue where he says that he would "step out the shadows and show them true darkness" and "The Time to Repent is over" this could be another reference to his Redemption Arc after the defeat of Apollyon and her legion which lead him and his order into hiding and being disgraced (similar to Dante and his quest for redemption). anyways this is just my take on him! thanks for listening! love the vids!
The connection you made between Black Prior and King Baldwin IV was something I honestly never even considered, but after hearing your explanation, I find myself readily agreeing with it.
I could also see the 4th crusade as influence, going with a historic medieval theme, at least in the sense of the fall of these warriors (sack of constantinople, turning evil).
I wanna play an rpg set in the For Honor verse. All these interesting warriors of history and legend are too interesting to leave to a fighting game. I’d love to play a mongolian mounted archer or a warrior of my favorite historical figure, Salah Ad-Din.
i like the theory about them trying to redeem themselves by using dangerous tactics to win at any cost, it reminds me of the Death Korps of Krieg from 40K
I didn't know that, my favorite movie of all time is Kingdom of Heaven THANKS, i just started playing black prior and i didn't knew why i like so much thank you now i know
That was the scene when Salah Al-Din was about to seige a Crusader city because the leader inside had committed crimes against him. Baldwin showed up to tell Salah Al-Din not to get involved or it would ruin the peace terms they'd agreed to, and he would personally punish the perpetrator.
Someone else has probably said this already but (keeo in mind im a rep 3 so i dont have access to much bo gear yet) if you look at his gear names: queen’s gambit? Royal (i forgot the name), bishops (also forget what this is called). Chimera senator? All of these have royal, politically high, or religious titles, which can tie into your belief of him being tied to king and church of the medieval age of crusades, not to mention at the time of the medieval age, king and church were working together to rule the countries
I think he’s probably or is (the male version) Vortigern who didn’t just go by that, it changed depending on the brittonic language sometimes called vortiger. I see no other reason to call him that, vortigern was also known or at least written as being a relentless pursuer pushing back the Picts and anglo-Saxons much like bp. England is kinda fractured by Anglo-Saxons and bruttonic celtics depending where you’re from. But anyways, I believe he is vortigern.
The fact that they made pirate female because she was inspired by a female pirate but had BP’s legendary being female when inspired by a male pisses me off
Also on an unrelated note that moment where the light shines on Vortigers face was the same way maverick from R6s trailer light shines in a similar way I made a post about it once just a bit of an interesting thing I noticed years ago wooow
Wait! So the Leper hero in Darkest Dungeon was inspired by an ACTUAL armored, masked and sword wielding Leper!? I didn't know he had any historical background, I thought he was just a random concept the developers thought up!
I disagree with him being Baldwin, he did suffer from Leprosy which was seen as cursed at the time but the Black Prior is a bit of a dark, witchcraft, pagan-esque figuer, while I agree he is armor and weapons wise inspired by the Normans, his character maybe more inspired by the Lithuanians (one of the Last Pagans in Europe) and the Cathars (a Gnostic sect of Christianity oppressed by the Catholic Church and the target of the Albijensian Crusade)
Black prior doesnt use an arming sword he uses a bastard sword. Bastard sword is a sword that is in between the height of an arming sword and a longsword.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree. According to my research on swords and classifications, I used "A General Guide to the Wallace Collection," which is a book on the Wallace History Center in London which covers history from the 15th to 19th century. In this guide, on page 149, it says "...the longest varieties were the two handed sword (wielded in great sweeps with both hands); the half-and-half or bastard sword (wielded with one hand, but to give extra effect the left hand could be brought into action); ...." (pg 149). This classification implies the bastard sword to be a sword not unlike what Warmonger uses, where it could be two handed as required. The arming sword, on the otherhand, is a general term to refer to knightly swords of one handed variety, usually with a blade length of 28 to 31 inches. But more accurately, according to "A Glossary of the Constrction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor" by George Cameron Stone, he saays the term arming sword usually refers to an estoc sword when worn as a side arm. The estoc differs from the general term arming sword in its length because the blade can be about 36 inches or (at its longest ) 56 inches. My point being here is not to call you out or say you're wrong. If you have found some other form of evidence that says the sword is a bastard sword, please feel free to share it with me. I would be delighted to learn more about it and, should the evidence be found reasonable and accurate, I will gladly amend my statement in the video.
@@RavenKnightYT I'm sorry, but I didn't fully understand the point. Black prior uses his sword one handed. The length of the blade is a bit on the long side for a sword only thought for one handed use (as far as I know, at least). That, combined with the fact that some of the handles leave enough room for a second hand, leads me to believe that the sword could very well be used two handed to a similar degree of effectiveness to that of a longsword. What I mean is, isn't this a bastard sword? As you said, "Wielded with one hand but to give extra effect the left hand could be brought into action", fits perfectly to the description of vortiger's sword. I don't understand the comparison with warmonger's sword either. She uses it with one hand, but, as far as I know, a sword of that length would be impractical to wield one handed. Isn't it too long for one handed use, and thus, not a bastard sword? I would really appreciate if you could solve these questions. Lastly, I just want to point out that some of the facts I mentioned might very well be wrong, which makes this whole argument invalid. I apologize if that's the case.
Baldwin didn't actually wear a mask, to the best of our knowledge. That's something Ridley Scott invented alongside half-visored helmets and Napoleon leading cavalry charges. Good video, though!
Love the video, only thing that bothered me isn't really a big deal, but you say Normans were "Nordic" and they were actually Norse, Nordic is just a skyrim thing :P
It's 2024 and I just bought a skin for black prior.. and it's Baldwin which is why I bought it cos he's cool as fuck...to find out after purchase it's locked to female
@RavenKnightYT I was drawn to the game cos I'm a bit of history nerd... I bought the varangian guard not knowing it was a chick too lol. Quick fact, my grandad went to school with Ridley who gave his baldwin that mask
Okay, cool. Well I'm a historian myself so I get that. I was drawn to the game for a similar reason. I'm not talking down to you, I was simply providing an explanation. The character inspired by Baldwin is, in the lore of the game itself, a woman named Ravier. Though she was modeled after and inspired by Baldwin, it is not meant to be directly him. I understand the confusion there, so I was simply explaining that.
Yeah I'm totally with you man not sure if I sounded off in my reply I didn't mean to! Have to say I was a touch annoyed I paid I think nearly £10 thinking I could roleplay Baldwin IV and it turned out to be female.. I should of googled it first, or I should just stop being sexist lol, like I saw it had a different name.. anyway lol sorry if you thought I was like annoyed or w.e I was just ranting a bit
Referring to tactical battles, not literal overthrowing of countries. In every attempt made by Salahuddin to take Jerusalem while Baldwin was in power, Baldwin always defeated him.
@@RavenKnightYT if Baldwin always beat him how did salahuddin take over Jerusalem? Lol remember it was Baldwin who was begging salahuddin not to attack when chatlion attacked a caravan
@@remycdg6889 Because Baldwin died of his leprosy before then. Baldwin was no longer king when Salahuddin took Jerusalem. And the reason Baldwin asked him not to was because it would spark more unnecessary conflict.
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King Baldwin IV was so OP that God had to nerf him with Leprosy
not funni do not use Allah's name in vain
Shut up you
@hansshort9220 Calm down the only time where that is valid is when you say "Oh my God!" for example.
@arandomcrusader6707 or Swear on the lords name, but the original comment did neither.
@@hansshort9220it is nearly impossible to use the lords NAME in vain because nobody has known how to pronounce his name in 2000 years, this is not an example of using the lords name in vain. The only possible way to use the lords name in vain is by writing his original name is Hebrew and using it in vain
16 year olds today: *posting tik toks like weaklings*
16 year olds in the 11th century: *leading whole armies and conquering Jerusalem like chads*
They lost jerusalem... They didn't conquer it...
@@senseishu937 BUT GOD DAMNIT THEY TRIED!
@@senseishu937 They DID conquer Jerusalem and they held it almost 90 years
@@falsebeliever8079 I mean they lost it in the end... The crusades never succeeded in them taking it and holding it...
@@senseishu937 thats like saying rome didn't conquer greece cause they lost it eventually
Black Priors shield in the trailer has a face on it that looks similar to Baldwin IVs in the movie.
damn
Since you're still doing the knights either one of the Roman boys or warden would be a good choice for the next one.
Geist Drachen lol gladiator is greek
@@ilikemusic4367 no he’s a Roman gladiator
@@ilikemusic4367 yea, dumb dumb.
@@ilikemusic4367 bruh
Except everyone knows the centurion and gladiator, most famous hero’s in history tbh
I'm sorry, people keep saying "Black Prior is the edgiest" but I can't hear them over the asthmatic bleeding edge emanating from Hitokiri's whole 'da spirits of da ded give me powah' thing.
But great video as always.
@TopHat Studios
Yeah, like they tried to make her cool but she's literally a crazed axe murderer. Unlike any of the other Harbingers, Hitokiri just murders people. There's no rhyme or reason that makes her badass like Jormungandr, Zhanhu, or Black Prior. Thus... edge.
All of the Harbingers are edgy, Black Prior is just kinda the most overt about it. Hitokiri is kinda just hollow.
King Baldwin VI is definitely one of the most interesting personalities throughout history, and one of the most notable at that. Great video, I hope you‘ll mention him in future videos about the crusades.
First of all. Its not the 6th but the 4th. And King Baldwin IV is an overly romanticized figure by crusader fanboys who fail to realize that the crusades were a complete failure.
This is not to say that he isnt interesting.
@@Zaid-vs2zz complete failure!? They literally ruled over it for a hundred years. Yeah they didn't exactly keep the land for themselves. But they were fighting a war across the known world. You can perfectly say that they lost in the end...but to call it a complete failure. That is simply ignorant.
@@franktheprank7336 fighting a war across all the known World? Seriously? They probably didn't even know China existed and you're saying this. Also, the crusaders came from all across europe, Germany, France, Spain, England and so on and only managed, with all this effort, to hold on to Jerusalem for 100 years. At roughly the same time a Mix of arabs and local berbers managed to conquer the complete iberian peninsula, and held on to big parts of it for about 800 years. They also turned it into one of the most prosperous regions in the world with the biggest City Cordoba inhabited by 1 million people, which included a sewage system, unheard of at the time, and libraries ten times bigger than any other european ones, only comparable to Baghdad and Damascus.
@@Zaid-vs2zz I would say not completely while a forgone conclusion that the Crusader states would be lost (even if they did successfully took Egypt) they did still last 200 Years which isn't bad when you consider that almost everyone wanted them out of there especially the Egyptian States who at points completely surrounded the Crusader States. (also the Berbers were pushed back due to the Reconquista eventually so its almost even but Islamic Rule in the Iberian Peninsula was only completely eliminated with the fall of Granada)
While Islamic Rule of Iberia did last longer but this was due to its closer proximity to the North African Islamic States while the Crusader States had to rely on the Mediteranian.
"They're Knights of The Round Table, They dance whenever able! They eat Ham, and Jam and Spam ALOT!"
Ubisoft should embrace the Leper King angle. The red rocks (I forget the name) should be exposed to Vortiger and give him leprosy. Then release a couple leper helmets and armour for Black Prior.
Maybe thw lead Warminger could punish Vortiger with corruption, like Appollion betrayed them. Feeding the vicious cycle narrative of the early seasons' lore.
Sucks that instead they just killed all these characters off in Gryphon's trailer.
We now have a "leper" king looking mask with Ravier at least hahaha
I was expecting a Toasty rep 100 type of video with bullshit details but man you really delivered. You actually made me love playing BP that much more. Good vid.
Dunno if this’ll tie into anything but when it was vortiger’s season during the year of the harbinger the translated lyrics from his theme made him out to be a jesuit or something, someone who thinks everyone is sinner no matter who they worship (including jesus)
I would like to point out that there MIGHT be another inspiration behind the Black Prior this being Dante from Dante's Inferno. Yes I know this is a Divine comedy but I'm talking about the video game itself, in this analysis! If you look at the Black Prior, Story and Design wise there is a lot of similarities. First lets talk about his Look more noticeably his hood and crown. In the game Dante's Inferno, Dante wears a Chainmail hood with a crown that looks like crown of thorns, Then when you look at BP he is dawning a hood that looks almost identical to the very hood that Dante wears. Moving on from his design if you look at the story of Dante's Inferno, Dante was a Crusader who pledged his loyalty to the church (this being the order of the priors and Apollyon in For Honor) when Dante broke his promise to his beloved Beatrice after betraying her, he threw himself into the gates of hell to redeem himself once more! (this being the faction war in For honor) not only to her but to god and those he wronged in his past. If you were to compare this to Black Prior and his Dialogue where he says that he would "step out the shadows and show them true darkness" and "The Time to Repent is over" this could be another reference to his Redemption Arc after the defeat of Apollyon and her legion which lead him and his order into hiding and being disgraced (similar to Dante and his quest for redemption). anyways this is just my take on him! thanks for listening! love the vids!
The connection you made between Black Prior and King Baldwin IV was something I honestly never even considered, but after hearing your explanation, I find myself readily agreeing with it.
I could also see the 4th crusade as influence, going with a historic medieval theme, at least in the sense of the fall of these warriors (sack of constantinople, turning evil).
Absolutely love that I found your channel, amazing content, good job
Ubisoft: Oh yeah, haha.. yeah that guy. Mhm we thought of that.
I wanna play an rpg set in the For Honor verse. All these interesting warriors of history and legend are too interesting to leave to a fighting game. I’d love to play a mongolian mounted archer or a warrior of my favorite historical figure, Salah Ad-Din.
Your channel made me play For Honor again
Thank u for that, you're awesome and your content is too!
Now with the hero skin, the thory of Baudouin's inspiration is more clear.
Personally, i diverge from the lore with my BP skin inspired by Saint Louis
Watching this is making me want to play black prior more on xbox
i feel like the Hero skin all but confirms the inspiration, unless someone on the design team at FH saw this video and used the inspiration that is.
Could you do a video for the Lawbringer, ir the equivalent through history? Loved this vid!
Huh...that's not what I was expecting. So, as for the next videos, maybe Valkyrie, Tiandi, and/or Nuxia?
7:45
The... gods?
That might be something
Something about what?
William the Conqueror, my ancestor.
Dude, pls make more of these!
i feel like this is proven more true by recent events with black priors hero skin looking inspired very much by the lepar king
I watched the previous vid today, thankfully this came out today too :D
Never thought my last name would be connected to For Honour in some way 👌🏼
You mean history
imagine if for honor had accurate looking armor and weapons in the game....
It would look like mordhau so a bit boring
It would be boring, but I'd really like a not so edgy bp armor tho
@@aleramirez7260 in what way would it be boring? look up gothic german armor and tell me thats boring.
@@saamkapadia pretty boring armor tbh lol
@@renutus1580 looks like Star Wars shitty armor
Fun fact at the battle of hastings the saxons called normans orcs old english for monster or invader.
i like the theory about them trying to redeem themselves by using dangerous tactics to win at any cost, it reminds me of the Death Korps of Krieg from 40K
Been a while since I played it... But...
BLACK PRIOR MAINS OF AI PLAYERS AND PVP PLAYERS, RISE UP!
I think they’re the kate knights templar who were secretive and were infamous like the black priors
next year is in history I would love to see one talked about warmonger and where she stacks up in medieval history
Next is either going to be Warmonger or Warden.
The Black Priors act a lot like the Assassin from Assassin's Creed.
I love this historical analysis of for honor hero’s
Ive only just noticed in your gameplay in this, there's a cosmetic for Prior where he/she has Peacekeeper's mask.
No wonder Black prior is my favorite character
We have the same roots
You deserve more love dude
I had do sweat 10 reps of bp just to not look edgy
I had to dump about 25000 steel just to make mine look like a classic Templar
I hope the struggle is not that hard because I want my BP to look like a crusader.
@@annihilator5494
Take my advice, buy the Legacy Templar battle outfit and get the Chimera chest. Thats all you need to make a convincing Crusader.
This men could be an history channel documentary creator
I didn't know that, my favorite movie of all time is Kingdom of Heaven THANKS, i just started playing black prior and i didn't knew why i like so much thank you now i know
Really want to see what Highlander is all about
S C O T L A N D F O R E V E R
That scene yu picked from kingdom of heaven was when salah al-din conquered jerusalem? Or am I thinking of the wrong scene?
That was the scene when Salah Al-Din was about to seige a Crusader city because the leader inside had committed crimes against him. Baldwin showed up to tell Salah Al-Din not to get involved or it would ruin the peace terms they'd agreed to, and he would personally punish the perpetrator.
So interesting! Thank you!!!!!
Someone else has probably said this already but (keeo in mind im a rep 3 so i dont have access to much bo gear yet) if you look at his gear names: queen’s gambit? Royal (i forgot the name), bishops (also forget what this is called). Chimera senator? All of these have royal, politically high, or religious titles, which can tie into your belief of him being tied to king and church of the medieval age of crusades, not to mention at the time of the medieval age, king and church were working together to rule the countries
The desciple of DARHNESS
If this was based on a true story, they did a good job of covering up the specifics while still explaining a lot of the real story
Lol me and the bois always called harbor and the knigth castle in breach "Jerusalem"
I think he’s probably or is (the male version) Vortigern who didn’t just go by that, it changed depending on the brittonic language sometimes called vortiger. I see no other reason to call him that, vortigern was also known or at least written as being a relentless pursuer pushing back the Picts and anglo-Saxons much like bp. England is kinda fractured by Anglo-Saxons and bruttonic celtics depending where you’re from. But anyways, I believe he is vortigern.
You should do an updated video with commander Ravier
The black priors reminds me of the Teutonic knights an order of Germany knight and they were a strict military order with very few religions traits.
Perfect recommendation RUclips, I just became a black prior main👍
The fact that they made pirate female because she was inspired by a female pirate but had BP’s legendary being female when inspired by a male pisses me off
make the following video of the warden of heroes in history
Can u do Zhan hu next i know its too far away from the knights but im interested
Oh yeah, I forgot about that trailer song...
So interesting. Thank you.
finally yt recommend me something good
Please do a video on the Highlanders
Also on an unrelated note that moment where the light shines on Vortigers face was the same way maverick from R6s trailer light shines in a similar way I made a post about it once just a bit of an interesting thing I noticed years ago wooow
Knights are my favorite faction
you just made me realise who the leper from darkest dungeon was inspired by. his name even is baldwin.
Sad only 5 views underrated
He clutched lol
How did you not mention how similar Prior is to Danti from Danti's Inferno
This is some dope history
We need that mask fr.
As long as you don't edge walk 😌
@@Type_shi i will
@@bonesguitarist4147 😡
The warden at the start is Breann Of Fucking Tarf!
So like a evil more corrupted version of baldwin except without leprosy nice
finally, a good video in my recommended
Wait! So the Leper hero in Darkest Dungeon was inspired by an ACTUAL armored, masked and sword wielding Leper!?
I didn't know he had any historical background, I thought he was just a random concept the developers thought up!
3:13 3 years later Varangian Guard is released
The Blackpwiors show truu dakkneth
Wasn't Baldwin also from France? That seems to also be a connection
D. Afonso Henriques!! GRAAAAAHHHH 🐔🐺
The amount of light spam tho
Do you think Hussites could be a good character for the game?
I disagree with him being Baldwin, he did suffer from Leprosy which was seen as cursed at the time but the Black Prior is a bit of a dark, witchcraft, pagan-esque figuer, while I agree he is armor and weapons wise inspired by the Normans, his character maybe more inspired by the Lithuanians (one of the Last Pagans in Europe) and the Cathars (a Gnostic sect of Christianity oppressed by the Catholic Church and the target of the Albijensian Crusade)
This video was awesome
I always thought they were based of tectonic knights
I reckon they were knights from the 3rd crusade
centurion next?
Sorry. Warden already won the vote for next one.
Black prior doesnt use an arming sword he uses a bastard sword. Bastard sword is a sword that is in between the height of an arming sword and a longsword.
Finally someone who noticed
I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree. According to my research on swords and classifications, I used "A General Guide to the Wallace Collection," which is a book on the Wallace History Center in London which covers history from the 15th to 19th century. In this guide, on page 149, it says "...the longest varieties were the two handed sword (wielded in great sweeps with both hands); the half-and-half or bastard sword (wielded with one hand, but to give extra effect the left hand could be brought into action); ...." (pg 149). This classification implies the bastard sword to be a sword not unlike what Warmonger uses, where it could be two handed as required.
The arming sword, on the otherhand, is a general term to refer to knightly swords of one handed variety, usually with a blade length of 28 to 31 inches. But more accurately, according to "A Glossary of the Constrction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor" by George Cameron Stone, he saays the term arming sword usually refers to an estoc sword when worn as a side arm. The estoc differs from the general term arming sword in its length because the blade can be about 36 inches or (at its longest ) 56 inches.
My point being here is not to call you out or say you're wrong. If you have found some other form of evidence that says the sword is a bastard sword, please feel free to share it with me. I would be delighted to learn more about it and, should the evidence be found reasonable and accurate, I will gladly amend my statement in the video.
@@RavenKnightYT I'm sorry, but I didn't fully understand the point.
Black prior uses his sword one handed. The length of the blade is a bit on the long side for a sword only thought for one handed use (as far as I know, at least). That, combined with the fact that some of the handles leave enough room for a second hand, leads me to believe that the sword could very well be used two handed to a similar degree of effectiveness to that of a longsword.
What I mean is, isn't this a bastard sword? As you said, "Wielded with one hand but to give extra effect the left hand could be brought into action", fits perfectly to the description of vortiger's sword.
I don't understand the comparison with warmonger's sword either.
She uses it with one hand, but, as far as I know, a sword of that length would be impractical to wield one handed. Isn't it too long for one handed use, and thus, not a bastard sword?
I would really appreciate if you could solve these questions.
Lastly, I just want to point out that some of the facts I mentioned might very well be wrong, which makes this whole argument invalid. I apologize if that's the case.
Anakin Skywalker vibes
Baldwin didn't actually wear a mask, to the best of our knowledge. That's something Ridley Scott invented alongside half-visored helmets and Napoleon leading cavalry charges. Good video, though!
I personally customize my black prior as a crusader, like an exiled black prior who disagreed with being a edge lord lol.
Love the video, only thing that bothered me isn't really a big deal, but you say Normans were "Nordic" and they were actually Norse, Nordic is just a skyrim thing :P
This theory is further reinforced by the new season
It's 2024 and I just bought a skin for black prior.. and it's Baldwin which is why I bought it cos he's cool as fuck...to find out after purchase it's locked to female
It was inspired by Baldwin, but the character is Ravier in world.
@RavenKnightYT I was drawn to the game cos I'm a bit of history nerd... I bought the varangian guard not knowing it was a chick too lol. Quick fact, my grandad went to school with Ridley who gave his baldwin that mask
Okay, cool. Well I'm a historian myself so I get that. I was drawn to the game for a similar reason. I'm not talking down to you, I was simply providing an explanation. The character inspired by Baldwin is, in the lore of the game itself, a woman named Ravier. Though she was modeled after and inspired by Baldwin, it is not meant to be directly him. I understand the confusion there, so I was simply explaining that.
Yeah I'm totally with you man not sure if I sounded off in my reply I didn't mean to! Have to say I was a touch annoyed I paid I think nearly £10 thinking I could roleplay Baldwin IV and it turned out to be female.. I should of googled it first, or I should just stop being sexist lol, like I saw it had a different name.. anyway lol sorry if you thought I was like annoyed or w.e I was just ranting a bit
I loved the series BTW awesome content!
Black prior is awesome
back when we got maps with heros :(((
Lol king Baldwin never brought salahuddin to his knees
Referring to tactical battles, not literal overthrowing of countries. In every attempt made by Salahuddin to take Jerusalem while Baldwin was in power, Baldwin always defeated him.
@@RavenKnightYT if Baldwin always beat him how did salahuddin take over Jerusalem? Lol remember it was Baldwin who was begging salahuddin not to attack when chatlion attacked a caravan
@@remycdg6889 Because Baldwin died of his leprosy before then. Baldwin was no longer king when Salahuddin took Jerusalem. And the reason Baldwin asked him not to was because it would spark more unnecessary conflict.
👏Peace👏keeper👏
I already did Peacekeeper
@@RavenKnightYT i just watched it thank you for making it you are awesome. You should do Jormungandr i never heard of a worrior with a giant hammer.
My guy
I wish they looked like my Norman Grandfathers.... such let down.
No! Vortiger is from King Artur movie!!!
Makes me kinda proud that I can trace my family tree back to the normans
There always has to be that one American in these videos 😂
It all links back
I wish BP was able to look less edgy, I made a Joan of Arc themed BP and I’ve literally never seen anybody with anything similar lol
This is true because if you look close at black priors skull mask I see rotting skin near the eyes