We Didn't Deserve Deadliest Warrior
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- WHO IS DEADLIEST? Deadliest Warrior doesn't feel too far off from Guntube to be honest. I'm still mad they let the spetsnaz win. Also Waffen SS vs Vietcong kinda a weird matchup but the show did try and pull werewolf vs zombie.
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Deadliest Warrior was an American television program in which information on historical or modern warriors and their weapons are used to determine which of them is the "deadliest" based upon tests performed during each episode. The show was characterized by its use of data compiled in creating a dramatization of the warriors' battle to the death. The show ran for three seasons.
The Ira episode that ends with a fucking RPG into a mobile home
that is a crazy out of context sentence to read brother
It was a legendary show.
I didn't think the ira could be in the conversation for 'deadliest'
Closer to most cowardly imo.
@@phillydelphia8760🙄 vastly outgunned opponents don’t line up in formation buddy, we Americans didn’t do it with the British either, cause it’s stupid to fight in a way that your enemy is strong.
That’s my favorite episode, I love when homie in the sheisty pulls out the radio.
It turns out, the deadliest warrior was the friends we made along the way.
My household just asked why I was laughing
I guess the deadliest warrior was rigged from the start.
Shaka...say his name!
Time. Time is the deadliest warrior.
@@adamplentl5588It does have a 100% win rate
Cowboy long range weapon: Winchester Rifle.
Gangster long range weapon:
A FUCKING GRENADE.
Read that second part in Gary Busey's voice.
I was glad Jesse James won that one though. Capone and the boys were just a bunch of street thugs. Jesse and his gang were all Civil War vets that had continued fighting after the war ended. It was no contest, even with their slightly worse technology.
And the cowboys won baby
Or a pistol vest and a bag of rocks..
To be fair, its as long as you can throw it? XD
Never forget when the King of the Zulus attacked William Wallace with cocaine powder
I would argue Mythbusters actually did the whole ballistic dummy thing first. They used ballistic gel extensively throughout all seasons of Mythbusters.
They even got a cameo on "CSI" out of it. The lab nerds on CSI needed a ballistic dummy for some test. When they showed the test happening in the show, the camera cuts to Jamie and Adam, in lab coats playing some kind of crime lab techs, giving a thumbs up. I was so stoked, lol.
Yeah I think anyone watching this video thought of Mythbusters. Absolutely insane take to credit deadliest warrior for that
Start your own online series called "deadliest results"
And invite back some of the specialists from the old show? That doctor that awkwardly always had on his operating outfit in a non medical setting?
😂@@williampoole1742
2nd
This this right here!
Yes but he uses RUclips shorts slop creators as the dummies
Man this was the peak of my childhood, watching Green Berets vs Spetsnaz it was just the ultimate 12 year old pipe dream made into a TV show. Make TV Great Again!
I liked the vampires vs zombies that was hilarious. 😅
@@danielfrank3115 that was iconic because they got actual writers on it, including the author of World War Z, which is a fantastic book and was so realistic that the author became a non-resident fellow of West Point dealing with mass societal collapse.
Sonny Puzikas was so badass when he dropped the RGD5 and lit a smoke before walking away as it explodes behind him hahaha
@@davidoftheforest Then he shot some dude, and dual wielded AKs.
Max was actually my martial arts instructor several years ago, dudes scary as f
My former PT Instructor was one of the experts in Deadliest Warrior (Gurkhas vs French foreign legion). Master Rastra Rai was a walking weapon (he was the real deal, master in TKD and a well respected Gurkha) who melted you on runs and then tortured you in the cool down stretches, having you feeling like Van Damme in the kickboxer montage getting split in half. He passed away not long ago, man was a legend to those he trained in the Royal Engineers.
That’s awesome, I trained with Maxim from the Spetsnaz episode at Vassilyev Systema, he was a tough and serious dude, claimed the show was rigged but they impressed them enough to let them win
Not from the other side of the pond but as an American I salute a fellow warrior who fights for his country by training young men to stay alive on the battlefield.
The country is the men sent to fight, not the government.
I’m glad he prioritized being a good teacher - many men likely sat there in a sandy ditch, remembering his words and lessons to finish a gunfight with their life and the motivation of a badass behind them.
@@julianstone1192zero surprise,, but still remember having fun watching it. Though they did have that other series, forgot the name, had different american military special forces vs different counties units vs mercenaries. one episode they had at least one of the spetsnazas from deadliest warriors on the foreign team vs US seals. They didnt do so good against seals.
Waffen SS VS Vietcong was a thing. The foreign legion did recruit a lot of former Waffen SS Members for the indochina war. For a lot of the SS Guys this was a deal as they could go fight commies instead of staying in a french prison camp.
In fact, it was the Viet Minh... the Vietcong was created later to infiltrate South Vietnam
It was more Viet Minh in the 40/50s and well Viet Minh absolutely moped the floor with the Foreign legion but it was to be expected considering the terrain and the circumstances.
@@dobridjordje i'm not sure they mope the floor with them ? sure they won, but casualties ratio were probably not that bad for the legion
@@Kamfrenchie Generally speaking they were far worse than pure French killed which is around 20-30k , foreign legion lost 40-50k KIA, it was one bloody war.
@@dobridjordje
The foreign legion didn't lose 40-50k, those numbers would be those of auxiliaries and south vietnamese forces, different from the foreign legion
the taser claymore has me rolling. it is such a troll weapon.
like, imagine somebody employing one in actual war. some dude is creeping around and then sets it off; gets tased. doesn't die. would have died if it was an actual claymore.
he'd be like "wtf kinda psycho put that there?"
not to mention he had to manually activate it
With that amount of Electricity..it's an Electricution Claymore. You are still dead getting hit by it.
@@justinlast2lastharder749If it connects.
@@justinlast2lastharder749that’s not how a taser works lol
@@christianlane3863you could up the voltage
I will never forgive deadliest warrior for not letting the knight have a wheel lock pistol.
Or even a Greek fire pot. That would've been a cool counter to the pirate's pistol.
I will never forget how the blunderbuss only slightly penetrated the armor with one pellet in a non-lethal area and they started acting like the armor would be useless against it. Yes I'm still salty all these years later lol
Yeah, I refuse to accept that the knight lost by such a large margin after the armor held up so well against all the pirate weapons
I will never get over how done dirty the Knight was
Or Samurai a tanegashima
I remember watching the pirate stuff his flintlock into the knights helmet and just nodding my head and thinking: "As you should pirate man".
Remember the blunderbuss whiping the Floor with the knight? Because i Remember.
All the guntubers could get together and make their own deadliest warrior series. They could do it, they have the technology
they need to
“We have technology”
10/10 would watch every video
I would love it, they could run different scenarios and compare overall results.
you could probably just run the results through AI now and save a shit ton of money
The episode that pissed me off even as a kid was the 17th century Pirate vs 12th century Knight. When they said the pirate’s gun couldn’t penetrate the knights armor, where we know for a fact people stopped wearing plate armor in the 1600s, because firearms could penetrate it…
In the Renaissance, there were armor cuirasses specifically designed to stop bullets; it's where the term "bulletproof" comes from. Plus, there were multiple centuries of overlap between deployment of firearms and use of full plate harness.
Spetnaz beating green berets enraged 14 year old me. Now that I think about it, it was probably a psy-op to get you to join the army…
Spetnaz will always beat the jew berets lool
They can't beat a bunch of drunk farmers using the Green Berets old hand me down equipment lol@@deeem2628
@@deeem2628they can't even beat Ukraine
@@robertnavarro8700 simple thoughts for a simpleton
It's like those mobile game ads, where the player is acting like a complete idiot.
Deadliest Warrior is head-canon commercialized on television. Who would win, the weakest fudd or strongest eboy gun enthusiast
Guntubers squaring off with each other, except Demoranch automatically loses because he never zeros his weapons.
Botkin vs psr
Fudd vs one of the Soyguntubers that Vintage Warfare talks about
@@JBrunette every fudd has first hit capability from shooting ducks
@@jpmj1340PSR sweep
Zombies vs Vampires was such a bizarre way to go out
They ran out of ideas
@@benkays3886 feels more like "well, we're closing anyways, so feel free to do any kind of funny crazy stuff during your last days"
The ultimate jumped the shark moment.
I’m glad I didn’t just dream that episode, becausei for sure thought I did
I mean they were bullshitting the whole time anyway.
Deadliest Warrior was a train wreck you couldn't stop watching...an amusing anecdote is that a lot of the "trash talk" was demanded by the show runners, and many of the insults were actually directed at the show runners...and then re-purposed to make it look like the teams were butting heads, etc.
It was so bad...
It was actually great
Nah Deadliest Warrior was peak.
I would be screaming at the TV with some of the episodes because of how bullshit some of the fights were 😂
Shit that's Spike TV on the whole bro 😂 their entire collection of content is a bad accident you can't take your eyes off. In delicious half hour bites 😂
Watching the viking guy swing an axe was hilarious. Clearly never used and axe in his life. Some of those episodes was so past each others times it was akin to putting an AM6 Zero against an early model F-16 to find the best dog fighter
Don't forget that they used a strap shield instead of a center punch to test a viking shield.
The SS vs Viet Cong is interesting too because it kinda did happen. They were just wearing French Foreign Legion patches at the time.
Well that was Viet Minh and we know who won that one lol
Those were for sure the best men on the FFL at the time, I had a relative who fought in France 1944 for the germans, ex-Regio Esercito, he was a beast, very very strong in all senses. But never underestimate the combat power of people who lived all their lives in extreme poverty and danger, they usually are the best soldiers. The Vietnamese had many excellent jungle warfare experts, and the deadliest dudes in the Afghan tribes were old men with Lee-Enfields and Mausers who don't need a scope to smoke a moving yank at hundreds of meters from a well hidden point.
@@dobridjordje winning a war does make one a deadlier warrior
@@me.ne.frego.your relative was SS? because former Esercito then German Forces sounds weird
@@nixonvanegas8715 Not weird at all, I need to get more info but I believe he served in the Italian Legion, the family needed the money and the germans paid very well. In '43 the Italian Civil War erupted and the three main factions were the nationalists still loyal to the Dux, the communist partisan guerrillas and the co-belligerent army fighting for the Allies, the last two were semi-friends. Western Front was more brutal than usually believed, he told about ground totally covered with dead bodies and having to advance stomping on the corpses, he won some medals but for now I don't know exactly what medals.
We didn't deserve spike TV.
Spike TV was a gift from God. We got so many awesome shows from that network.
@@tylerdixon3290 Not to mention SPIKE was the host channel of the Ultimate Fighter and the UFC before it became mainstream.
@educatedfool5121 absolutely. I remember seeing ads for fights and the Ultimate Fighter when I was a kid. Seems like forever ago but it wasnt.
Most extreme challenge lives forever!!
One word to invoke reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee: MANSWERS
Why did the retired greek warrior go to the doctor?
For post-spartan depression.
Why does the Chinese government crackdown on keyboard warriors?
They don't want to have another typing rebellion.
Alright, I'm banning you from this server
That's rich.
@@jacobmasters438No, thats Robert
kek
😂😂😂
Samurai vs Viking caused a war on early RUclips
I dont know why but this reminded me of game theories for honor video, and a whole bunch of historytubers coming together to say "No you're wrong"
Still does lol
Holy shit what an era
Daaaamn this takes me back. It sure did. Good times. Early YT was peak entertainment and social media.
*SO WHAT IF YOU CAN SEE*
The thing that gets me about both the William the Conqueror/Joan of Arc and Washington/Napoleon episodes is that... Joan of Arc and Napoleon were both from the same military tradition as William and Washington, just more advanced. It'd be like "hey, who would win, modern 11Bs or WW1 doughboys?"
Joan of arc never saw combat. She said it herself. She never fired an arrow in combat
@@johnford9070 She didn't say she didn't see combat. She said she didn't strike.
She was wounded at least twice by projectiles, and these don't have an very long effective range, especially not against targets wearing armor, as we know Joan did, so it's likely she was actually pretty close to the action. When we look at the accounts of these events, it's even more likely she was close to the thick of it. In the siege of Paris, she was wounded by a crossbow bolt to the thigh while trying to cross the moat in front of the gate. In Orleans she was wounded during the assault on the Tourelles fort, while carrying a ladder towards the walls.
I don't think anyone would argue nowadays a soldier clearing mines under fire had not seen combat just because he was not the one shooting his riffle.
Washington and Napoleon are not that far apart. Both Early age of revolution.
@@mikhailiagacesa3406 They were 24 years apart. That's more than enough time for things to get better. The cannons they tested were just a six-pounder versus an eight-powder. They were essentially the same gun, but one was bigger.
William and Joan of Arc are 363 years apart, so I figured for the two of them, a century was a good generalization.
@@IncredibleMD Napoleon did actually push the envelope on military tactics and strategy. A lot of modern tactics derive from him. He basically took Gustavus Adolphus and Julius Caesar and smashed them together into battlefield brilliance. The thing is is that he sucked against guerilla warfare, with Spain and Russia "defeating" him with such strategies. And who was the master of guerilla warfare? Washington.
Assuming Napoleon and Washington had an equal sized army and Napoleon was invading America, Washington would win, but that's a lot of assumptions, especially since France was the 4th most populous country on Earth at the time, had over 1 million troops, and had control of the richest continent on Earth. Washington was rolling with 20k men and often had far fewer.
Mafia vs James gang was theeeee best one ever. Those mob actors were just incredible
That time they gave Spetsnaz a ballistic knife and the green berets a shovel.
Ridiculous lol
Funny thing is that irl those weapons would be switched and somehow the shovel Wins anyway
That was SO WRONG!
Plus the Spetznaz guys were in shape and the SF guys looked washed up and out of shape.
@@jpettit27 cause all the fit SF guys were deployed lol
My buddy and I loved watching this show back in the day.
My favorite episode is where they had a Shaolin Monk in his garden, sipping some tea. They pan the camera over and there's a random Maori there doing a haka, the monk looks confused, and then they fight.
"How did this guy get here?"
We need a modern deadliest warrior: starving conscript with a 12 gauge vs fpv drone controller with two drones
Lemme add those stats to ̶M̶i̶c̶r̶o̶s̶o̶f̶t̶ ̶E̶x̶c̶e̶l̶ ̶ the simulation software.
15 year old joyriding a stolen Hyundai vs. 2 Pakistani hitmen on a Honda Super Cub
inner city (kid) high on fentanyl with extended mag glock vs country boy hunter with 300 win mag.
@@2stroke438accuracy by volume can be deadly.
To bystanders 💀
@@Biker_Gremling I don't remember which video mentioned it (I think billiam) but the simulation software was pretty much just a mod for the "history channel: grat battles of Rome"
The only reason the Mongol lost to the Comanche was because they somehow decided the Mongol spear couldn’t be used while on horseback but the Comanche’s could. That was so rigged.
The Comanche spear was lighter and surely more effective on horseback. The tests also yielded that Comanches were better archers.
@@clamchowder622As a people, the Comanche had been without horses for thousands of years prior to the reintroduction of the species by Europeans, so for any of their weapons to be better suited for horseback when the steppe tribes that the Mongols came from lived and fought alongside horses for thousands of years is highly suspicious.
@DovahFett not really. The Comanche had only 200 years to practice horsemanship, but it quickly became the staple of their civilization. Wide open plains, much like the steppes, were perfect for riding and hunting from a horse. There's a reason plains Indians were known as the "Great Horse Cultures." Horses thrived in the Americas, and the Comanche took full advantage. Their main source of food, the Buffalo, was so much easier to kill from horseback, and constant successions of invasions utilized horses to invade, so it was a no brainer that horses became the backbone of their civilization. They already had the war lance and bows. They just learned to utilize them from horseback to the utmost. Like the Comanche rep in the show said, they learned to ride a horse before they learned to walk. We can argue all day about whether their simulation was realistic, but one incontrovertible fact I saw is that the Comanche was able to hit a moving target from horse with TWO arrows at once! The Comanches didn't build palaces or forge armor or raise hawks like the Mongols did. They rode their horses, whether they were hunting or fighting. They were on horseback 24/7. Horses were a critical component of Mongol society and warfare, whereas Comanche civilization, from circa 1600 onward, WAS the horse.
Hate to say this, but an 18th-century bow and arrow was provided more efficient than a 12th-century bow.
@@rehwr did the Comanches learn any new bow-making techniques or technology from the Spanish, who were already using muskets that superseded bows at that point?
My Grandfather, while doing family research back in the 1920s got all the way back to 1000 AD.
He found out that our ancestor, Robert deGilbert DeColevilla supposedly led Norman the Conquer's troops in the Battle of Hastings, October 10, 1066 AD. His name is supposedly inscribed in the Rolls of Battle Abby.
I loved learning about family history. He researched in Washington DC and Ellis Island, England and Ireland. Fascinating man.
Seriously? Holy crap that is cool as heck. I wish I knew more about my family history, barely know anything and I find it really interesting. Thinking about signing up for that My Heritage site and seeing if that can help at all.
I dunno how much I'll find though because as far as I know my dad's side only came over from Sweden a few generations older than my dad and I have native American heritage on my mom's side. I think I'll at least sign up and see what's there though.
William the conqueror * Norman invasion*
William. The Normans were the culture from Northern France that were once Norwegians
George Washington vs napoleon was weird.
sounds like a crazy wattpad fanfic
Next up on Deadliest Warrior: George Floyd vs Napoleon.
@@reallifeautismsports nah bro it was napoleon dynamite
10 year old me thought that episode in particular was exceptionally lit
So VERY weird!
"A Thousand Ways to Die" and "Deadliest Warrior". Spike TV's contribution to civilization. The Yakuza v Mafia DW episode was my favorite
dont forget "MXC: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge" 😁
Didn’t they have Pros vs Joes too?
@@Glatisant_galla yes, loved that one too, some of the Joes were out of their mind!
Manswers and the man show?
1000 ways to die was trash.
this was a 23min autism fueled rant over deadliest warrior
Lol, very true
The Hannibal Barca Vs Genghis Khan episode where they gave the Carthaginians a whole ass fucking elephant was something special
I remember being so hyped when they had the elephant stop that ballistic dummy
I really liked in Green Berets v Spetsnaz the test the grenades and the Russian RGD 5 is thrown into a washing machine for its test and the M67 was not, and they're all like "WOW! The American M67 has a way better shrapnel spread" or whatever, and even the Russian dude is like bro ours was in a washing machine and the American still gets the point lmao
A lot of the weapon tests were that lopsided (Hell, often the weapon *pairings* were that lopsided.).
It’s me, I’m the deadliest warrior
Me too.
@AnoneemusNoename he was covering for his son, like good dads used to do. Now they snitch 🟠
@AnoneemusNoename2 that you know about
My little kid self was so nervous that the Mafia guy was gonna lose at the end.
Now is the time for Admin to take the Reigns and give us the Deadliest Warrior show we deserve.
Set this up and take my money!
5:42 I'm sure the "experts" were a mixed bag, but the Mongolian expert was my history professor in college and let me tell you that is one of the most brilliant men I have ever met. He had an entire course on the military history of the Mongolian Empire that was one of the most interesting and rewarding classes I ever took.
At one point in the semester he decided we were ahead of schedule so we spent a class watching his episode with a live commentary, it was great
Great book, too
In the episode Green Beret vs Spetznatz. When they were testing the M16 vs AK, they were "shooting" the M16 and its dust cover was clearly closed and not ejecting spent casings.
As a Mexican the Aztecs losing to Africans bc long range weapons was quite the upset.
YAM YAM
Atleast pancho villa won against Crazy horse
Yeah I didn't exactly agree with that one either
I agree with that result but not because of how they said it.
At least you had the deadliest weapon in that matchup
My dad is also dead. Between our two dead dads, who would win “Deadest Warrior” ?
How would skip taliban vs IRA?!
Admin: *Talks about childhood show*
Me: would be pretty cool if admin would just make this series himself, he knows the corridor crew now
Sounds like Admin needs to reboot this series himself. Plenty of RUclips historians to consult.
"The dude that was in 300."
Excuse me, I think you meant FKN FARAMIR.
I remember asking my parents to stay up late to watch an episode of Deadliest Warrior one night back in 2011 and right before I was about to go to bed the TV immediately switched to coverage of the killing of Osama Bin Laden. What a childhood.
The killing of "Osama Bin Laden"
"No more room on the boat guys and we're pretty sure this desert dweller was a sailor and demanded a burial at sea"
I was playing Burnout Paradise when we got the alert and we switched over to the news to watch the president do his press conference.
Deadliest Warrior: 2 SEAL teams vs a mostly civilian compound. EZ cap GG no re
If I remember correctly there was a Taliban vs US army from WW2?
@@DefunctYompelvertNo but that would be cool
I was in high school when this show came out, and I have some very good memories of it. Getting drunk with the old man on my visits to his home during the summers (the only time he had visitation because my mom wanted to go on vacation without me) and arguing about which of the two warriors would win... Good times, good times...
Damn man, I don’t know how that comment should make me feel
@@SilentCrayonZ Would it help if I told you we distilled our own whiskey because the man was too broke to afford stuff off the shelf due to the punitive child support payments he was forced to pay?
@@educatedfool5121 Some bitches be evil fr. US divorce laws just seem unethical man
@@educatedfool5121 I'm sorry this happened to you.
@@educatedfool5121 I’m sorry you and your father went through that, I don’t really understand child support laws in America, it always seems so unfair and I favour of the mother 100% of the time.
15:35 imagine not knowing history that you think that is the french who killed Joan of Arc 🤦🏻♂️
Yeah or the fact that she did engage in battle and strategize even taking a crossbow bolt to the neck and returning to battle hours later.
Fun fact. They had a show similar to deadliest were called ultimate soldier challenge. Where they had three different teams from two different branches and one team of contractors as a wildcard compete in events. They had the DW spetsnaz team against the DW Navy SEAL’s team.
SEAL’s won
Jeanne D'Arc vs William the Conqueror? A teenage peasant girl vs a fully-grown adult trained by the best tutors available from birth to be a knight? And they said she won? Equipment be damned, William would have had to be naked for her to win against him. It'd be like pitting a top MMA fighter against some schoolgirl but giving her padding and saying she stands a chance.
God willed it
@@jimjamauto Jeanne D'Arc solos.
You and Admin forget she literally had God on her side.
Jeanne D'Arc unironically solos the verse anyone who isn't peak tier like Alex the Pretty Good and Chingis. Divine power amps are crazy and break the power scaling.
you can't really compare unarmed combat such as mma to using weapons, any 16 year old can unlive, say, a ballistic dummy with a single blow.
also i know this is not the medieval arms channel but the difference between their gear is basically the same as with nk guys and us rangers. we're talking about mail hauberk, open face helmet and a sword for william. and XIV century joan would get a fully enclosed plate armor and helmet, plus a selection of more advanced weapons designed to deal with armor. basically the only way william wins if he could somehow trip and dagger her and she only needs to land one decent hit (and you can't expect to parry every attack like in a movie). this is a very close match just because of a massive gear quality disparity.
Yeah we’re gonna need more of this content. Deadliest Warrior was such an insane little slice of culture.
He should just cover every episode, I'd watch it
I just remember being a little 14 year old moron unironically yelling "shut up mom, deadliest warrior is on!"
Mom is gone now and I now think to myself "damn, this show was not good enough to make missing out on spending time with her worth it."
Everyone knows deadliest warrior was best with a hot pocket.
She’d likely be happy you were just enjoying your childhood.
The bright side is always better, and it’s always there.
JFC dude
The only reason I was salty about the ballistic knife was the fact after you used it you no longer had a weapon and it is unlikely that one knife will kill you.
Incorrect. In Black Ops the ballistic knife was always a one-hit kill. So, that's just science.
@@DerAptrgangr you got me there lol
I haven't heard of deadliest warrior in years, I thought I was the only one who watched that.
Admin must re create deadliest warrior. Collab with other dudes. Episodes would pop off. Admin we need you.
I'd love to see a rendition of that. I could totally see him going full turbo autism about the specs and history of each side. I'd pay to see it.
Between admin and the unsub crew I reckon they'd have a tonne of "props" to get a few episodes out.
Admin, unsub, demo-ranch, corridor digital , forgotten weapons and ballistic high-speed would probs = some deadly ass warriors.
@@shiftysgamingvideolog7986holy crap yea if they could get Corridor to help with the final battle/fight scenes it would send it into the stratosphere in terms of enjoyment
You got me thinking of matchups already lol 😂
The general episodes were hilarious because they either were 1v1s or 5v5s that ended with a 1v1. So the Napoleon vs Washington episode ends with Washington (who had like a foot on Nappy) just stabbing him lol
The SS vs VC episode is kinda odd because many of the French Foreign Legionaires that fought in the Indo China war were former SS soldiers so SS vs VC wasn't really a hypothetical "what if" situation.
This is a good point
@@AdministrativeResults Fun fact, The Legionaires had a marching song during this time called "La Légion marche vers le front" which is literally just the SS marching song "SS marschiert in Feindesland" but in French because they were the same people.
The VC also had lots of captured German WW2 weapons supplied by the Soviets
There were actually very few SS serving in the FFL in Indochina. Most/if not all of them were quickly found and demobilized very early in the war. You have to remember that most officers in the FFL were french and served in the Free French Forces during WWII, they tolerated germans in their units but it's extremely unlikely that any of them would have tolerated commanding ex-SS. It is true though that many germans served in the FFL after WWII, but it was already true since the the 19th century. By the end of the Indochina War in 1954, the average age of soldiers serving in the FFL was barely above 20 years old which means that the vast majority of german soldiers in the FFL at that point were teenagers or kids during WWII so very unlikely to have served in the army of nazi Germany.
@karljohan3989 There are many German songs in the FFL so they got their influence from somewhere?
4:54 fun fact, a lot of people assume that line was a hollywood creation that they weaseled into the movie, but in actuality, that line come straight from the books...which were written in the 1950's. Talk about ahead of his time.
The episode that got to me was the Pirate vs. Knight one.
They broke their own rule of not pitting post gunpowder warriors vs. pre gunpowder warriors and the pirate won decisively.
I get what they are going for with the importance of gunpowder weapons but once the pirate misses he can’t reload and in hand to hand combat a knight will win 99% of the time because he’s basically a walking fortress that’s been trained to kill since he was a child.
Thank God I wasn't the only person who loved this show. I miss it so much.
I wanna see 1930’s mafia vs 80’s Colombian drug cartel.
They kinda had both except the mob went against the yakuza and the drug cartel went against pirates
Man... You described me to a damn T in this episode. History Channel, Military Channel, Discovery Channel, Deadliest Warrior, hours and hours into Modern Warfare 2. I feel personally attacked here Admin...
I know same. I was so interested in that stuff as a kid too. Playing World at War at like age 7 or 8 probably wasn't a good idea but hey call of duty was cool and that got the ball rolling
Y'all making me feel ancient 😆
Greatest Tank Battles on the Military Channel was prime tv, even had the same style abrams tank my dad was in
We need a modern, historically accurate Deadliest Warrior show that still has a doctor being like "The bullet entered his head, that means he is dead."
Petition to have admin remake the show
Deadliest warrior was foundational to modern internet X vs Y video culture, which in itself is an amazing cultural achievement, frankly.
That predated Deadliest Warrior by a long time
Goku vs Superman was famously started in a magazine
The Star Wars forums would birth the Vs Community online in the late 90s that would evolve into the Outskirts Battledome, which then influenced Reddits' WWW, Screwattacks Death Battle, and VS Battle Wiki.
Quite honestly the first We can find of any records like that is actually a Greek Theological debate where they are talking about which God would win and one of them mentioned Zeus being stronger than Atlas who held the world
@@ssjjshawn I can't refute any of that, and thank you for adding to the conversation.
I stand by my point of deadliest warrior as a big step, as I believe it exposed an audience that typical online forums/social media wouldn't reach in those days, leading to wider future cross-pollination of audiences and broadening of appeal.
@@BAGELMENSK Oh yeah it was undeniably big and extremely influencal, it just wasn't foundational, it was an evolution lol
That swat episode, I was like "why didn't his gun, shoot thru the pallet?"
Honestly DW's software could have been great for running accurate simulations, but you'd certainly never know it by watching their hilarious reenactment fight scenes.
Does anyone actually know what the hell they used.. or was it not just some hacky bullshit in Excel that ran 5k times?
@@audiosurfarchive It was proprietary software made by Slitherine games -they make strategy and wargames. God only knows if it accurately simulates warfare from every period of time from swords and armor to guns and hand grenades. I'm guessing probably not.
22:24 Ugh, remember paying for cable and you you still have to watch all them ads, grateful we have things like Pepperbox these days.
That show was in the absolute top tier, we got it on the Bravo channel in the UK, was so early 2010s I love it!
I was a grown man when I saw this show, still sticks in my head.
Administrative Results is a mix breed between Brandon and Demolition Ranch
I dont know about the other epidosed but the expert they got for the Spetnatz episode was 100% legit. They guy definitley killed some dudes in chenya.
I’ve met them, I got to train with Max at his martial art school, Systema those guys are the real real, definitely no joke
You forgot the absolute best episode Admin, Zombies vs Vampires. They put 3 vamps up against a horde of hundreds of zombies and the vampires only barely came out on top, and even then during the end credits they show that the last vampire became infected and transformed into a doubly-undead ghoul
Italian Mafia VS Yakuza caused many arguments
I took a military history class in high school and the best days were when my teacher would play deadliest warrior for us
Dude was just checked out huh
Lest we forget … future weapons, lock n load, deadliest warrior, human weapon, American guns, sons of guns, weaponology, tales of the gun, top shot, weapon masters and many more
Top Shot, THATS one Admin needs to go over
Future Weapons had some legit stuff. CBU-97, MGL 40mm, MOAB, MetalStorm
Mail call with R. Lee
@@tm-vi5jemail call was awesome. Me and my grandfather used to watch that all the time
What’s crazy is the East Germans were in Vietnam advising the NVA during the war.
Never heard of that, maybe very few people (less than 50) were present during the war. PAVN was advised by Chinese and Soviet units as to how to use the weapons but tactics and all that was a Vietnamese invention.
18:15 Love the alert MGS1 music
The Joan of Arc vs. William the Conquer was right where I said "nope, this show is gay", because they bent history over a barrel and raw dogged it ! Love your stuff Admin. ACTIVE SHOOTER DRILL!! DID YOU IDENTIFY ITS TAIL AND ITS PENIS??!!
Not gay.just incorrect.
I watched the "Spartan vs Ninja" one, thought it was DUMB AS HELL, and never watched another.
There were a few REALLY stupid ones but some really good ones too.
Haha. I was an ‘expert’ on DW. Good times….
No way. Which Episode 💀
You can’t just leave us hanging, we need to know more
Don't forget about the Rajput warrior vs Centurion
I could never. 🤡
Wasn't that like some Dhalsim guy wearing a diaper?
0:43 : It was beautiful!
deadliest warrior was one of the best examples of how stupid tv actually rocks.
Admin just unlocking core memories for me with each video
HOLY SHIT FARAMIR NARATED IT?
A chance for faramir captain of gondor to show his worth?
The funniest moment to me was in the Spartan vs Ninja episode. Team Ninja tried to hit the Spartan bronze breastplate and it bounced off, they then began saying they could redirect from that to another attack and the presenter said, “I think they were bullshitting, the attack didn’t work and they tried to save themselves.”
7:01 man with the shotgun can't handle the recoil, barrel straight to the sky
Because unlike other shots and angles, unlike YT here, they probably had to follow safety guidelines and regulations for a filming set; this is clearly a VFX. If that was your point? Yeah holy shite, regardless: choke up there a bit buddy.
To be fair, regarding Joan of Arc and William the conqueror, Metallurgy and armor improved so much that there is a fairly decent chance William breaks his sword before Joan feels a bruise, while on the other hand, any swords, dagger or polearm she uses is optimized to pierce William's mail armor. This changes a bit if they both start on horseback, where William's experience applies more, but there too, the shape of her armor does give her better chance of deflection. If it devolves to wrestling William would have the advantage, definitely but he has to get there. I' not saying this should give her the win necessarily, but equipment does play a big role in her favor. Even more 5v5 , 15th century soldiers would have a really big adventage on 11th century soldiers. I'm suspecting crossbow bolts of these era might go through both shield and mail of the Norman knights.
Exactly. People have a really skewed view of armor because of D&D and movie plots. In a movie, armor is only as effective as the plot needs it to be for maximum drama. Full plate is weak as paper if the scene calls for that.
In real life... What are you going to do with a sword against someone in plate armor? Lol - as you said, grapple and go to the ground. It's your best option. And Willy probably didn't know any fancy Mordhau techniques, because he was never dealing with plate armor.
People really forgot, that in TV you had to go minimun through 4 non skip commercial, did I mention you could not skip any of those minimum 10s ads? Thank you for your service.
Washington vs Napoleon was just lol a dude got whacked by kitchen cutlery fired from a cannon
The thing about Joan of arc is that she never even held a weapon in battle, she carried the French flag instead because she didn’t want to take a life
Yeah she ain't beating The Conqueror.
Yeah, she was very much a symbol of morale and to be fair she did actually help lead a couple of very successful offensives but that’s a far cry from heading a full on war.
@@georgeprchal3924in a 1 on 1 fight, absolutely. Same thing if they were both leading a full on war. But if they were both leading a smaller battalion or army then that nearly 400 year gap is going to be very apparent.
@@blurb9319 she's not beating him with her troops either, the Normans want the smoke.
@@georgeprchal3924 I think you’re seriously underestimating the difference 400 years can make. By the 1400s plate armor was becoming far more common and advances in Metallurgy improved the general quality of armor and weapons. It would be far more difficult for a Norman to take out one of the better equipped Frenchmen than the other way around. I’m not doubting William the Conqueror’s tactical skill. His invasion of England was absurdly impressive, but the technological gap is just absurd.
Navy veteran who spent time with SEAL team 6 while they were on the ship I served on. Global War on Terror veteran. Danny Dietz was part of the SEAL team that was on the ship, and was a personal friend. He went on liberty with us engineers and came down to our engine room to work on his Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist qualification.
They had to split technologies with pre/post gunpowder in the 2nd season. If I recall, they had medieval knights in full platemail armor -vs- ... maybe pirates with gun powder? The gun powder blasts right through any metal armor...
Ned Kelly?
Nah not necessarily
17th-19th century cuirass were firearm-rated. IIRC specifically spanish tested theirs against pistols point blank - if it cracked it went back into the furnace.
Same deal as today really - you can't have full body protection but torso can be armored against most threats. Expensive but effective.
The MILSURP MILSIM LARPER is the Deadliest Warrior!!
Loved that show - Ninjas for the WIN.
I think Admin is trying to tell us that he wants to make his own version of deadliest warrior and im here for it.
Admin I think you broke my brain by featuring my rival high school’s football team at 9:52 😂😂
I was a huge fan of the show as a kid, and spent a lot of time on the show’s official Facebook page forums back when that was a thing. Needless to say I have a lot of fond memories from that period of my life.
As cool as ghengis khan vs Hannibal was damn that episode was so unfair in armor equipment etc
Horse archer vs not horse archer
SO was Celt warrior vs. Persian Immortal. Fucking 2 dudes mounted on a chariot vs a single dude on foot.
Which is even stupider because the Celts had Chariots too!