Your character wouldn't get much sleep, as its very hot in full plate armor when it's hot out, and it's very cold in it when its cold out. Big plates of metal are incredible heat conductors so they react to ambient temperature. I'd doubt anyone could actually get a full night's sleep in it
@@gwynbleidd1917 that's why you have padding, you know, to kept your skin from contact with the metal? although i agree that it's hard to sleep in, not because it's an heat conductor, but because of how drenched it is inside.
@stefthorman8548 although most men at arms would be wearing chain maille and a gambeson underneath their plates, thats actually not primarily why you have padded/quilted armor underneath, and having a gambeson underneath your cuirass won't prevent it from conducting heat.. It will still get really hot under the scorching sun, and zap all the heat out of your armor in winter conditions. You wear a gambeson underneath for more protection primarily. Wear some plate right up against your skin with out thick padding and take a hammer to it. Tell me how much it protects you then lol
@@gwynbleidd1917 I think it was supposed to be a pun… Y’know, because the armor probably would overheat somebody, but they said they get that good AC overnight-AC like armor class, but also AC like air conditioning. I might be wrong, but that’s how I read it.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy now why would you bring that up while I'm tryna make a joke, and again people like you should know better and know that this isn't that offensive this is just a battle flag like yes the confederacy was bad but most of their soldiers were just fighting for their homes and again it's not an official confederate flag cause the government was the garbage (yes some soldiers were still bad but same with the us)
I showed this video to some of my DnD Buddies and they said: "Ah, so that's why you need a squire." "Envy." "From silly to killy." And: "I bet just when it was all put on, that's when he needs to go to the loo." Nice timelapse, me like :)
fun fact, squires could help in donning of the armor but squires weren't servant primarely more like companions who also got to fight, pages were primarly servants that would help with doning the armor checking the quality and all of that
People, men, women and everything in between, may I have your attention for just a shortest while. Learn from this wise man of many blades, get yourself a partner who enjoys helping you out with your shenaniganary, however dumb it might be. It is truly a priceless treasure
Uhm, achtually 🤓 Knights were worth more being kept alive and ransomed. So, whenever possible, the enemy would try to refrain from killing knights, unlike with mere normal soldiers or levies.
I'm not an expert but I assume soldiers would have to practice/time themselves getting armor on as fast as possible? Or do they typically just have it on entirely and like have their helmets and chest plates off for a bit when they wanna chill but not fully be unguarded? 😅
What period is that suit of armor? Because you have no c belt and attach the legs straight to the sublet but your wearing a haubreck of chain rather than voiders. Do you run the straps for the arms and paldrons through the chain?
I'm aiming for mid to late 15th century. This suit is a budget build, so I'm gradually tweaking it towards being progressively more accurate as funding permits upgrades. My next goal is to get a full cuirass so I can trade the hauberk for voiders.
Nights: Medieval plate armor is the best armor in the world! Wannna fight? Wait wait let me suit up first no wait wait nooooo…….not fair You have to let me suit up first so I can crush you.
So out of curiosity, what is your base layer called? Like I know it’s “shirt pants and shoes” but like what are they ever called or am I over thinking it?
Why I prefer Brigandine & jack chain as it takes fraction of the time to don & you don't need a squire. Full plate is nice but try putting it on if jumped in the night. I'd rather less armour that is always at hand & why shields are so much better then people give them credit as even naked it is perfectly viable instance action armour. If you can't slap it on in under a minute on your lonesome, then I don't like it.
I'm wearing an arming doublet which is unpadded. It's stout to help with supporting the armor and prevent chaffing, but offers no actual padded protection. With enough solid plate coverage, padding becomes largely unnecessary. Especially complex armors are actually hindered if you try to pad them out as their articulations have such tight tolerances to the body underneath.
Why do you need full chainmail for your torso when most of it is going to be covered by armour? Isn't the historic trend to use one of those padded jackets that are only chainmail in the exposed areas?
I only have a breastplate and not a full cuirass, thereby prompting the full hauberk. I'd use mail voiders if I got a cuirass as there'd be no point to hauling the extra weight then.
How comes there's no plate or mail etc behind the legs? Plate would obviously reduce mobility so i can see that as a reason, but not even mail? Would this just make knights super vulnerable to attacks from behind in a battle field situation?
Yo imagine a midevil knight going to his fellow knight and going "Excuse me Alexander may I be given assistance?" "Of course Mandrel, now stand tall so I may tighten your leg straps."
The cords? Arming points. You lace the armor to them. The straps secure it, but the points are doing a lot of work to keep them in place. If you've ever had to wear a kneepad and it keeps sliding down over time, arming points prevent that sort of thing.
It's funny I always knew armor takes Forever to put on. What this really taught me which I wasn't expecting is just how hot it must be to be in armor.
I've usually soaked through my arming doublet by the time I get out of it.
If you have someone to help, and have practiced it, you can get it on in less than 5 minutes.
My manager got married in his custom-made armor. It was awesome, but quite taxing.
I dressed up as Joan of Arc for Halloween in a full suit of armor. It is heavy and your hair snags
@@plasmakatana8291that’s some of the nerdiest shit I’ve ever heard of but so badass 😂
Thy drippington goes hard my liege
Mmm drippy it is
Indeed
Verily!
Why, yes my good sir!
*goeth hard
Dragon born when he presses the inventory button mid combat:
this is why my dnd character sleeps in full plate to get that good AC overnight
Your character wouldn't get much sleep, as its very hot in full plate armor when it's hot out, and it's very cold in it when its cold out. Big plates of metal are incredible heat conductors so they react to ambient temperature. I'd doubt anyone could actually get a full night's sleep in it
1 lvl exaustão 💀
@@gwynbleidd1917 that's why you have padding, you know, to kept your skin from contact with the metal? although i agree that it's hard to sleep in, not because it's an heat conductor, but because of how drenched it is inside.
@stefthorman8548 although most men at arms would be wearing chain maille and a gambeson underneath their plates, thats actually not primarily why you have padded/quilted armor underneath, and having a gambeson underneath your cuirass won't prevent it from conducting heat.. It will still get really hot under the scorching sun, and zap all the heat out of your armor in winter conditions. You wear a gambeson underneath for more protection primarily. Wear some plate right up against your skin with out thick padding and take a hammer to it. Tell me how much it protects you then lol
@@gwynbleidd1917 I think it was supposed to be a pun… Y’know, because the armor probably would overheat somebody, but they said they get that good AC overnight-AC like armor class, but also AC like air conditioning. I might be wrong, but that’s how I read it.
Locker rooms in the Middle Ages 💀
bro can you help me put my breastplate on
@@floridaman-pt2bvhmm no, i shall not bulgarian!
@@floridaman-pt2bvNo but I can help you take that flag off.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy now why would you bring that up while I'm tryna make a joke, and again people like you should know better and know that this isn't that offensive this is just a battle flag like yes the confederacy was bad but most of their soldiers were just fighting for their homes and again it's not an official confederate flag cause the government was the garbage (yes some soldiers were still bad but same with the us)
@@floridaman-pt2bv The slaves wanted to be slaves ass argument 😭😭🙏🙏
Theif: "Alright, hand over your valuables or I'll gut you like a fish!"
Me:
"someones invading the castle!"
"ight bet."
Alright! The enemy called for a truce
Me when I go outside
It's interesting that you don't have a back plate for your torso. Do you plan on getting one?
Yeah, a full cuirass is far more exacting in fit to work right. It's a more involved endeavour to get a usable one. (And way more expensive)
Damn... I din't know how much I miss armored fighting and bohurt until I seen this.
This guy looks like Superman 😃 specifically Tyler Hoechlin
And I thought putting on my VR trackers was time consuming.
I think it's funny that girlfriends always end up as defacto Squires 😂
And then as soon as all that's done...
Taco Bell hits.
*BONG*
I showed this video to some of my DnD Buddies and they said:
"Ah, so that's why you need a squire."
"Envy."
"From silly to killy."
And:
"I bet just when it was all put on, that's when he needs to go to the loo."
Nice timelapse, me like :)
Ooohhh medieval-but-also-works-in-I.T-Clark-Kent is back and this time with armour.
So this is why they had squires
Nah he's dripping 🔥🔥
He even had his mom help him to put it on how cute
POV: Your Skyrim character while you're in the menu changing armor
“Hold on, hold on, allow me to don my armor! Yeaghhh, now, fight me, you bastard!”
SOMEONE GET THIS MAN AN XXL COD PIECE
Absolutely zero leg protection in the rear 💀
fun fact, squires could help in donning of the armor but squires weren't servant primarely more like companions who also got to fight, pages were primarly servants that would help with doning the armor checking the quality and all of that
Who need robo cop we got medieval man.
Bro emoted at the end
HUZZAH, a man of quality who dons his plate in the English fashion! Jolly good show sir, I commend you.
something about how long it takes, how hard it is to put on, and how much help is needed would really dishearten me, rather than embolden...
People, men, women and everything in between, may I have your attention for just a shortest while.
Learn from this wise man of many blades, get yourself a partner who enjoys helping you out with your shenaniganary, however dumb it might be.
It is truly a priceless treasure
Bro has all the hose on him now
This is why the heroic knight always shows up at the end to battle the boss, took forever to get his armor on lol
Time for some heresy hunting
Oh shoot, now I gotta make one of these. I just modified my armor to be much more comfortable too!
Love the music
He forgot the gambesons and mail leggings
bro got drip
I would have to pee halfway through.
How knights don armour b4 dying in 5min on battlefield:
Uhm, achtually 🤓
Knights were worth more being kept alive and ransomed.
So, whenever possible, the enemy would try to refrain from killing knights, unlike with mere normal soldiers or levies.
Tell us you know nothing about Medieval history without saying you know nothing about Medieval history
Wrong but I know it’s a joke
Everyone gangsta until soldier say "i want take a shit" 😂😂😂
Think you need some longer maille bro. The royal codpiece is hanging out
I'm not an expert but I assume soldiers would have to practice/time themselves getting armor on as fast as possible? Or do they typically just have it on entirely and like have their helmets and chest plates off for a bit when they wanna chill but not fully be unguarded? 😅
The lack of groin protection... Is concerning
Id still prefer the long chainmail and gambeson underneath it.
What period is that suit of armor? Because you have no c belt and attach the legs straight to the sublet but your wearing a haubreck of chain rather than voiders. Do you run the straps for the arms and paldrons through the chain?
I'm aiming for mid to late 15th century. This suit is a budget build, so I'm gradually tweaking it towards being progressively more accurate as funding permits upgrades. My next goal is to get a full cuirass so I can trade the hauberk for voiders.
Nights: Medieval plate armor is the best armor in the world! Wannna fight? Wait wait let me suit up first no wait wait nooooo…….not fair You have to let me suit up first so I can crush you.
Imaging dudes back in the day fuckin lmao “nah we can’t I don’t have an hour to Don my armor afterwards”
I'll take matt Easton's advice and adventure with just a helmet and a brigandine or plate cuirass for armor
This is why knights need a squire.
I wish there was a real life Catarina armor set from dark souls so I can see you wear it
So out of curiosity, what is your base layer called? Like I know it’s “shirt pants and shoes” but like what are they ever called or am I over thinking it?
Arming doublet and hose (or yoga pants in my case...)
POV you saw your homie knight donning his armor by himself at first cuz his squire is late
Be nice if there was a timer on the video of actual time elapsed
PERFECTION
Sir, your lack of a second squire severely hampers these efforts.
Yoo I was at this stream
I feel like that is his grandmother
hey man, i reported that guy pretending to be you on facebook. hope the issue gets resolved
Out of curiosity, how much time was this non-sped-up?
Where did you get your arming jacket?
Will you please do this with a timer so we can see how long it takes?
Is this was how we still fought wars you would get more support from the people
How long did this actually take to put on? Without the time lapse I mean?
About twenty minutes
Why I prefer Brigandine & jack chain as it takes fraction of the time to don & you don't need a squire.
Full plate is nice but try putting it on if jumped in the night.
I'd rather less armour that is always at hand & why shields are so much better then people give them credit as even naked it is perfectly viable instance action armour. If you can't slap it on in under a minute on your lonesome, then I don't like it.
historically incorrect. by the time of sallets, shoulder protection should be pauldrons, not spaulders with roundels
Is it still called full plate if the back of your legs are exposed?
Would it be possible to put this armor on on your own?
I can weasel my way into most of it, but not all of it.
Is there a reason you don’t have gambeson pant legs? Wouldn’t you need padding there too?
I'm wearing an arming doublet which is unpadded. It's stout to help with supporting the armor and prevent chaffing, but offers no actual padded protection. With enough solid plate coverage, padding becomes largely unnecessary. Especially complex armors are actually hindered if you try to pad them out as their articulations have such tight tolerances to the body underneath.
hello, where did you get your practice swords?
at least he's not a warforged
So how long did it take?
Bro dripy
Why do you need full chainmail for your torso when most of it is going to be covered by armour? Isn't the historic trend to use one of those padded jackets that are only chainmail in the exposed areas?
I only have a breastplate and not a full cuirass, thereby prompting the full hauberk. I'd use mail voiders if I got a cuirass as there'd be no point to hauling the extra weight then.
Its extra armour, and yes it was a very historical thing to do to put a plate breast piece on chainmail
I'm probably way too late to the party but I have to ask, is this late 13th century armour?
Why were medieval belts so long?
What we don't see in dark souls
What is the music? Ty.
I need to take a sh-
Where’s your squire, man?
Is this at Les Invalides?
Can you wear glasses beneath that helmet?
No room. The visor rests pretty close to the eyes to maximize visibility.
Now do it with a full plate
Wait… where’s the dong armour piece?
so how many minutes did it take?
How comes there's no plate or mail etc behind the legs? Plate would obviously reduce mobility so i can see that as a reason, but not even mail? Would this just make knights super vulnerable to attacks from behind in a battle field situation?
Knights aren't 100% invulnerable. Hence the whole "stabbing in the gaps of the armour" thing
@@sethdusith6093 yh for sure, just thought it was quite a big gap in the defence that some mail could help with
Chainmail at the back of the legs would really impact your ability to ride a horse.
Knights were on horses too, therefor alot of the unarmored spots would be blocked by the horse they are riding.
Nah, Imma just put on padded cloth armor and jackchain, frak all that.
Impossible to wear in 2024 summer
No mail on the leg?
Yo imagine a midevil knight going to his fellow knight and going "Excuse me Alexander may I be given assistance?" "Of course Mandrel, now stand tall so I may tighten your leg straps."
That's what the squires are for 👉👉
@@robinswords so squires are basically the pit crew for their knights
Bro even has a squire
What are those dangling things?
The cords? Arming points. You lace the armor to them. The straps secure it, but the points are doing a lot of work to keep them in place. If you've ever had to wear a kneepad and it keeps sliding down over time, arming points prevent that sort of thing.
Is it a German armor from 1500-1700
Great, now go full plate.
Realy cool.
Bro is robocock💀
Sir the city is being attacked!
This Mf
Minecraft players: his mouse mudt be drifting alot
I choose you p.20
What if you forget to go peeeeeeee.....
All that to be shot by a peasant with a crossbow.
not really because how is an arrow gonna pierce metal
@@capercody that's literally what crossbows were for.