I really wish these were toned down a bit. The background music is ridiculous - these are multi-hour videos - dramatic music isn't going to keep the short attention spans around.
It’s funny I was just thinking that I wish I knew the history of all of this after playing almost every game in the series so I could understand the references
I've always thought that a "thief's cloak" design might work well for a lady's garment. The design includes many hidden closable pockets sewn into the lining of the garment. It works best for jackets, coats, etc, but can work for any garment as long as you can easily reach inside without drawing undue attention to yourself.
Hardrada took the idea of birds on fire from Helge, the widow of Ingvar Ruricson. However, it was done more diligently than is poised in this docudrama. Helge's warriors attached to each bird a piece of thin wooden chip,of enough length, so the bird would not burn fast and would reach its nest unharmed.
People, plots, powers, prestige, pragmatism and perspective. The Predictable problems in positions with priced prominence or always has been a option or procedure choice for part of any conflict in history when it come to clashes in the past
@@JOSWAY787 plenty, but hearing sirens and seeing modern day ambulances during a talk about the year 1065 is laughable. Almost as ridiculous as your reply.
@@brianhildreth9099 true, they should have contacted Hollywood to borrow cgi teams, sound equipment, props, and supporting actors to film a YoutTube documentary.
Am I the only one who thinks the martial arts guy had absolutely no experience at all with those daggers? I feel like he was just a guy who watched a youtube video
I really appreciate how you didn't sensationalise any of this. Almost as low-key as the History Channel. Up there with Game of Thrones Season 8. Thank you so much
The History Channel? The History Channel is as far as you can possibly get from "low-key". The pounding music and sound effects kills it for me. It love soft b
They still exist. Nizaris. I have a neighbor who is a pharmacist who happens to be Nizari. I was surprised to learn that she and her family were not really familiar with their history. Knew nothing about the business with the Mongols.
It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage 2/5 of a documentary about mysterious assassination committed towards high-ranking political figures by strict Soffi Islamic Sonni and Shea doctrine...[Sinnan name] belongs to Islamic Turkish most popular names.
Alvarado didn't just decide to massacre the priests during a religious festival. What do Azteca do at religious festivals? Cut out hearts. Alvarado warned them not to sacrifice humans. One side sees it as a foul blasphemy and the other decides to antagonize them and press on. It was not the right choice. After that they had no protection from what law protected them and the Spanish could do as they pleased with them.
I don't know if it was budgetary or a directorial/editing decision, but the anachronistic images are overused, distracting, and actually irrelevant. We are constantly being pulled out of the story and having these historical figures diminished by a false analogy.
You dont have to know, just guess. What's easier, to use nees clips or film historically accurate, location-based scenes? Also, false analogy? The analogy is perfect, they talk about soldiers who are going to die willingly like bomb terrorists do, and that's what they show in the clips.
Forget the modern applied name and what we use it as nowadays but instead use the historic information of what they actually did and how. Now apply how they enacted their missions and detail how these are any different to how modern special forces who are tasked with removing a military target (assassinate).....rarely are they sent to capture them. It is the same as a sniper.....he is used to 'assassinate' enemy senior officers from a distance, not to injury or scare but kill. You should do some research on Special Forces and Black Op forces and missions that they are tasked with removing persons seen as threats and whether it was ever assumed that this meant anything other than killing them. Let me guess you are ex-Special Forces......😂😂😂😂😂😂
12 seconds in and in clown world reality the assassins are victims. Please let me off of this ride. The victim elite parallel reality is too ridiculous and suspension of disbelief is impossible.
Facts are facts, and this information and history of the Ismaili has been well known for a long time. They were a small clan who were surrounded by enemies and assumed enemies, and formed a small fighting force that removed key figures that direct the actions and opposition forces rather than trying to take them on in a military way.....which they will lose. How is this different to the creation of the SAS in North Africa, taking on Rommel, it consisted of a very small group of people who used surprise tactics and speed with on the ground new tactics to take on a greatly superior force....and were for the most part effective.
What brought the Middle East to prosperity in the Middle Ages was the Sunni majority. The Umayah Dynasty, Abasiah Bukhara, Taj Mahal, Mugal, India to Ottoman Turkey. The rest were rioting rebels who had not yet finished with their past, trying to avenge themselves in the name of Islam but killing Muslims (Sunnis). In the past, there was a Persian Zoroastrian named Buwaih, he pretended to convert to Islam and joined the Shia sect. He took advantage of Shia revenge to overthrow the prosperous Baghdad. He modified the Shia sect according to the desires of his own lustful thoughts. It was clear that it was out of the Islamic order. What's worse, when he conquered Baghdad, he forced Baghdad's supporters to eat dogs, which was clearly should not in Islam.
He did not win but rather the Assassin did not succeed. But it did cause Edward to leave with his forces, which untimately was the objective of the assassination, so a success on that basis.
Very interesting video. Made me look into the history of the Ismailis'. The history of Islam is very similar to that of Christianity with the various offshoots that war with each other.
i generally love your episodes, but you're spitting in the face of documented history with this episode, the foundations are correct, but then you become an apologist for both islamic and jewish crimes against humanity
That is like saying that the SAS were/are not the best special forces in the world because we know of them. Sorry but your concept of what the term means is somewhat stupid, Illich Ramirez Sanchez ie Carlos the Jackal..... was known about but still was able to carry out a number of assassinations.
Vikings were probably a minority amongst the Norse, and berserks were definitely a minority amongst warriors. (They called them berserks, not berserkers.) Each group looked down on the others. How much of the berserk’s crazed actions were real and how much was intended as intimidation is still debated. With a sword costing as much as a house, spears and one-handed axes were far more common. And the inscription in Hagia Sophia says “Halfdan”. Just “Halfdan”. No “was here”.
Think you need to read some books and learn what 'Viking' or actually vikingr was, which was someone that went vikingr ie raiding. Many of the Jarls went vikingr, and it became the norm during the viking age, as if you wanted to remain Jarl then you needed to bring plunder, trade or land to your people, if not you were quickly replaced.
The timing on this upload is crazy
I am sure it was uploaded because of the timing. I doubt it is coincidence.
I LOVE ALL HISTORY. I always wanted to be an archeologist when I was a kid... Maybe I watched too many Indiana Jones when i was younger, lol
I really wish these were toned down a bit. The background music is ridiculous - these are multi-hour videos - dramatic music isn't going to keep the short attention spans around.
So true. The overly dramatic presentation is a huge turn off.
Nothing to do with attention span, it’s predispose your emotions
It originally was made a Tv series & put together as Add a compilation.
I’m currently balls deep in Assassins Creed Syndicate.. but believe this is Ezio’s timeline.
🤣
Assassin's creed magic set just dropped too so this fits for me lol
It’s funny I was just thinking that I wish I knew the history of all of this after playing almost every game in the series so I could understand the references
Lmao balls deep
More like assassin's creed mirage
I've always thought that a "thief's cloak" design might work well for a lady's garment. The design includes many hidden closable pockets sewn into the lining of the garment. It works best for jackets, coats, etc, but can work for any garment as long as you can easily reach inside without drawing undue attention to yourself.
Title assasina5ion mission but shows elite military units
Cracktivities
The Gray Man Theory 😁
Enjoyed the video ❤
Hardrada took the idea of birds on fire from Helge, the widow of Ingvar Ruricson. However, it was done more diligently than is poised in this docudrama. Helge's warriors attached to each bird a piece of thin wooden chip,of enough length, so the bird would not burn fast and would reach its nest unharmed.
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People, plots, powers, prestige, pragmatism and perspective.
The Predictable problems in positions with priced prominence or always has been a option or procedure choice for part of any conflict in history when it come to clashes in the past
Is there such a thing as history addition ? 😂 because im hooked to learning history, especially when it's from timeline
Talking about an assassination in the year 1065 and showing clip after clip of modern day ambulances and other motorized vehicles.. ? Just seems odd.
😂👌
Do you have any comprehensive skills? Or are you just here to look at the pictures like a childrens book
@@JOSWAY787 plenty, but hearing sirens and seeing modern day ambulances during a talk about the year 1065 is laughable. Almost as ridiculous as your reply.
@@brianhildreth9099 true, they should have contacted Hollywood to borrow cgi teams, sound equipment, props, and supporting actors to film a YoutTube documentary.
@@brianhildreth9099it's not like there's any videos from 1065 💀 it really ain't that deep.... it's a youtube video. idk what you expected.
Alright, im playing Assassin's Creed I again
Thou Shalt Not Kill
Lol, the irony.
Not the correct translation
bad translation hebrew says murder.
Am I the only one who thinks the martial arts guy had absolutely no experience at all with those daggers? I feel like he was just a guy who watched a youtube video
Yeah he seems more like a blade collector/historian than a combat expert.
Did the Aztecs and their enemies borrow their tops from the same supplier😮
I really appreciate how you didn't sensationalise any of this. Almost as low-key as the History Channel. Up there with Game of Thrones Season 8. Thank you so much
The History Channel? The History Channel is as far as you can possibly get from "low-key". The pounding music and sound effects kills it for me. It love soft b
It's sarcasm. Season 8 of GOT is famously awful. @@allrequiredfields
@@allrequiredfields Well done on recognising sarcasm pal.
It's a documentary, not a lecture.
That instructor needs to chill tf out
Hahahaha he seems VERY passionate about a little knife play😂
Real knife work doesn't go down like that I question his authenticity.
Classic HEGAILIAN BDIALECTic divide and rule, how psychologicaly clever and this carrys on
Hey, its the ukraine guy😮
I can't believe that 40 men had to die before one of them finally thought to attack from the only direction he couldn't defend.
No time for lateral thinking when I'm bridge thinking.
They still exist. Nizaris. I have a neighbor who is a pharmacist who happens to be Nizari. I was surprised to learn that she and her family were not really familiar with their history. Knew nothing about the business with the Mongols.
Nothing about the Assassins vs the Mongols???
The myth that berserkers used mushrooms has been largely debunked.
Mel Gibson really good depiction of the aztecs in Apocalypto.
Mayan not Aztec in the movie
😂
Noo, it was terrible 😢
It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage 2/5 of a documentary about mysterious assassination committed towards high-ranking political figures by strict Soffi Islamic Sonni and Shea doctrine...[Sinnan name] belongs to Islamic Turkish most popular names.
These eagle warriors seem to be carrying their planks, but forgot to wear their underpants.
Alvarado didn't just decide to massacre the priests during a religious festival.
What do Azteca do at religious festivals? Cut out hearts.
Alvarado warned them not to sacrifice humans.
One side sees it as a foul blasphemy and the other decides to antagonize them and press on. It was not the right choice. After that they had no protection from what law protected them and the Spanish could do as they pleased with them.
The reality is they were merchants and sometimes murderers and thieves.
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That ma dude definitely made cardboard swords as a kid
Judas iscariot is based etymology on Judas the sicarri
I don't know if it was budgetary or a directorial/editing decision, but the anachronistic images are overused, distracting, and actually irrelevant. We are constantly being pulled out of the story and having these historical figures diminished by a false analogy.
You dont have to know, just guess. What's easier, to use nees clips or film historically accurate, location-based scenes? Also, false analogy? The analogy is perfect, they talk about soldiers who are going to die willingly like bomb terrorists do, and that's what they show in the clips.
The Varangians used the islamic tactic of treachery (takiya) to beat the....out of them...
ASSASSIN'S ARE NOT SPECIAL FORCES !!!
Forget the modern applied name and what we use it as nowadays but instead use the historic information of what they actually did and how. Now apply how they enacted their missions and detail how these are any different to how modern special forces who are tasked with removing a military target (assassinate).....rarely are they sent to capture them. It is the same as a sniper.....he is used to 'assassinate' enemy senior officers from a distance, not to injury or scare but kill.
You should do some research on Special Forces and Black Op forces and missions that they are tasked with removing persons seen as threats and whether it was ever assumed that this meant anything other than killing them.
Let me guess you are ex-Special Forces......😂😂😂😂😂😂
12 seconds in and in clown world reality the assassins are victims. Please let me off of this ride. The victim elite parallel reality is too ridiculous and suspension of disbelief is impossible.
Facts are facts, and this information and history of the Ismaili has been well known for a long time. They were a small clan who were surrounded by enemies and assumed enemies, and formed a small fighting force that removed key figures that direct the actions and opposition forces rather than trying to take them on in a military way.....which they will lose. How is this different to the creation of the SAS in North Africa, taking on Rommel, it consisted of a very small group of people who used surprise tactics and speed with on the ground new tactics to take on a greatly superior force....and were for the most part effective.
Is the weapons expert from London?
What brought the Middle East to prosperity in the Middle Ages was the Sunni majority. The Umayah Dynasty, Abasiah Bukhara, Taj Mahal, Mugal, India to Ottoman Turkey. The rest were rioting rebels who had not yet finished with their past, trying to avenge themselves in the name of Islam but killing Muslims (Sunnis). In the past, there was a Persian Zoroastrian named Buwaih, he pretended to convert to Islam and joined the Shia sect. He took advantage of Shia revenge to overthrow the prosperous Baghdad. He modified the Shia sect according to the desires of his own lustful thoughts. It was clear that it was out of the Islamic order. What's worse, when he conquered Baghdad, he forced Baghdad's supporters to eat dogs, which was clearly should not in Islam.
Are you a Sunni by any chance 😂😂😂😂😂
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One of them trued to kill Edward Longshanks. Edward won
He did not win but rather the Assassin did not succeed. But it did cause Edward to leave with his forces, which untimately was the objective of the assassination, so a success on that basis.
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Very interesting video. Made me look into the history of the Ismailis'. The history of Islam is very similar to that of Christianity with the various offshoots that war with each other.
i generally love your episodes, but you're spitting in the face of documented history with this episode, the foundations are correct, but then you become an apologist for both islamic and jewish crimes against humanity
They can’t be the top assassins if you know about it and you’re telling their story😂😂😂😂
That is like saying that the SAS were/are not the best special forces in the world because we know of them. Sorry but your concept of what the term means is somewhat stupid, Illich Ramirez Sanchez ie Carlos the Jackal..... was known about but still was able to carry out a number of assassinations.
Beans
The Assassin's Creed franchise is certified woke and R I P.
What’s does woke mean?
Wtf
Stick to the title you don't know what you getting at
Vikings were probably a minority amongst the Norse, and berserks were definitely a minority amongst warriors. (They called them berserks, not berserkers.) Each group looked down on the others. How much of the berserk’s crazed actions were real and how much was intended as intimidation is still debated. With a sword costing as much as a house, spears and one-handed axes were far more common. And the inscription in Hagia Sophia says “Halfdan”. Just “Halfdan”. No “was here”.
Think you need to read some books and learn what 'Viking' or actually vikingr was, which was someone that went vikingr ie raiding. Many of the Jarls went vikingr, and it became the norm during the viking age, as if you wanted to remain Jarl then you needed to bring plunder, trade or land to your people, if not you were quickly replaced.
Ankh-Morpork Assassin's Guild
Cool story but Nah can’t listen to an Englishman’s version of someone else’s history lol
I was going to watch but.... Ads!
Unless you pay for RUclips premium every video will have ads?