Hey, Last year I stopped posting because I wasn't happy, I wanted to put more effort into videos but realised that over-engineering DayZ was actually making the videos worse. The next video will be DayZ but am just playing the game now, as I originally did, without trying to make some epic adventure. Am recording on the Frankies Hideout server that DayZ Aftermath are hosting. It’s geared for recording but has a good admin team behind it, a great mod-set and sticking around could be worthwhile as it will likely be whitelisted for regular players in the future. Anyway! To solve the unhappiness, I figured I would put a lot of effort into a War Stories video because effort into those kinda just enhances them. Problem was, last year I knew no 3D and I knew that I wouldn't be able to show what I wanted to show without an OK knowledge. A few photos over gaming footage wasn't going to cut it. I could see that it was going to be a lot of work and that there was no way I could do learn it at the same time as posting content - It turned out to be a ridiculous amount of work. A lot of this video was made with Unreal Engine / Houdini and Houdini for me had a really hard learning curve. BUT! I have an OK knowledge now, and am looking for people to help who have skills in: Thumbnail Design (matte painting, compositing and 3D knowledge as well as 2D photoshop skills) - After Effects Animation (of the style in the video) - 3D Scene Setup / Lookdev (doesn’t matter if you use Blender, Maya, C4D Octane etc.) - Project Management - Assistant Editing (Premiere Pro) Hopefully this should let me focus on getting DayZ content and writing / storyboarding the next Story videos. Send me an email if you have Degree level knowledge of the above (portfolio essential), have initiative, are organised and always hit deadlines. Will be posting at a rate am able to finish things now. Sometimes it appears stuff isn’t being done, but I wasn’t happy with things before and feel can get a nice blend of quality Story videos and gaming content now. Thanks for sticking around, I do appreciate it, because it is strangely very stressful not posting! Catch you in the next video! Frankie
Yeah this was a great watch. Well researched and presented. Just as a matter of style and respect on the topic (importance, the dead, etc.): 10% less sensationalism and 10% less admiration in narration. Maybe also 10% less "memefication" and all of that put into seriousness of the presentation of the topic.
This, this is the greatest type of content I will ever gorge myself in, let's plays and gameplay videos have burnt out on, but History? Man, history will never get old to learn about. The mistakes of our past haunt our futures and the mistakes we made must never happen again or may God have mercy on us all. Great content man, it's good to see you back in action. We've definitely missed you.
The Japanese naval officer corps sent the Yamato to die, they knew the war was over and they didn't want it to fall into Allied hands. Removing the CAP was a tell, the cruiser that developed "engine trouble" was along to make sure the captain did as he was ordered because he knew they were sending the Yamato to die. All of this was discovered after the surrender and is being taught at Annapolis.
@@vxerhe is more than qualified for this apart from maybe the digital production previous to teaching himself. Imagine him having a team put together that could execute his ideas with him and this becomes a monthly or even biweekly concept.
He went from PC gamer to historical documentary producer! This is a shift in content I didn't even realize I wanted to see, but it is absolutely excellent content! You have a real talent Frankie! Keep at it!
I didn't even realize. Haven't seen a Frankie video in years, but immediately thought this voice sounded like him and then realized what channel I clicked on. A welcome surprise.
@@stavarin246its only been two weeks there are youtubers who post once a month. Give him a sec. In any event frankie used to do these vids years ago. His war stories were always fun
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ He will come back permanently for sure, RUclips as a platform is really fucky so it might take some time for him to figure a good time, money, effort balance.
I don’t know… How you made this, but this is one of the best world war 2 related videos I’ve ever seen posted to youtube, the maps, the art, the, simplistic yet perfectly detailed explanations make it near perfect. What a comeback, rather amazing.
I have been thinking about your channel for the last 6 months or so, missing your content and the nostalgia it brings me to rewatch your old videos. They brough me a lot of joy during some hard times. Im very glad to see you back, Frankie!! I hope youre feeling better now and making content that YOU enjoy furthers that happiness.
No matter the amount of time, we all circle back around the campfire and watch and listen to Frankie share amazing stories and give us content unmatched by any creator. We all look forward to your videos, but more importantly, your happiness and good mental health.
I pretty much never comment on videos, but this was an utterly brilliant one. Entertaining, informative and it really shows the effort and passion that you put in to it. You've clearly worked really hard to make this, and it was a great watch. I normally watch videos in the background, but this had all of my attention for the whole video. It's good to have you back Frankie, and I hope we get to see more great things like this!
I’ve missed you so much Frankie and this is the most pleasant surprise I’ve had in a long time. Plus as a historian who’s watched many informative history videos. I can say that this is the most engaging and in depth history video I’ve ever seen. You’ve got a real skill for storytelling.
Frankie’s videos helped make some of my best memories of my teenage years. I will ALWAYS stick around for any new content that he’s willing to bless us with.
There is nothing like having a Frankie video being released, its like my flower has just been pollinated by the most caring of bees. I can finally spread my roots for the day and have the courage to explore this cruel world. Thank you Frankie, for all the strength this video gives me. I cant imagine how today would have went not knowing there was a fresh Frankie video dancing around the multiverse. We are truly blessed to be alive and able to witness this miracle. My heart will continue to flutter until the next one and I shall wait patiently and eagerly.
This was amazing. It's easy for documentaries to become slow and heavy, but you were able to show that doesn't need to be the case. Even the technical details, such as how the aiming works, was concise and very clearly explained with great illustrations to boot. A perfect balance of entertainment and education. This was great Frankie, thank you for all the hard work that was clearly put into this. And welcome back. ❤
I love it when history videos are educational but aren’t completely professional and have their cracks of jokes and wit. You guys earned yourselves a sub 😂
NOTHING in this world gives me more nostalgia than hearing Frankies voice... I'm so glad you're still with us mate, genuinely so happy I saw this upload! Keep being awesome, as always mate!
I just happened upon this video. I was amazed by the quality of the animation. Much, much better than anything else I've ever seen. And the narration is equally superior.
Frankie, you really blew this one out the water!! Your old war stories videos were my favourite and I have hoped for a return of them for a while. But this was different! This felt like a documentary you’d see on TV - but better! It was so epic I had goosebumps by your narration. Absolutely brilliant stuff mate, welcome back.
I feel like Frankie is growing with me lol. When we were younger he made great, engaging game play videos I loved watching. Now, here is he is, making historical content that I love to listen/watch while writing run reports at work! Keep it up man, whatever makes you happy I'll gladly watch
Mate, what a piece of art! I‘ll watch every single one of these super mini docus you‘ll produce. I especially love the extra level of detail you put into explaining some of the mechanics and concepts, that’s something others usually don’t do. My wishlist for future content: - Normandy landings (We think we know all about it but would LOVE to get your perspective) Maybe focus on only one thing like Pegasus Bridge or sth - Battle of the Bulge - Battle of Khe Sanh - Battle of Manzikert - Battle of Britain(big one :) ) - Waterloo, Bunker Hill, Gettysburg :)
Foreman centuries, port boats and local ships plying up and down rivers had to put the tree rudder on the right side of the boat. It was called the steer board. The pronunciation went from steerboard to STARBOARD. To keep from jamming g the rudder against the piers or shallow side of the river, the boats would pull over the PORT side to meet the pier.
You hit this one out of the park Frankie. I would love to see more history on your channel. I'm always happy to see a new video from you. Thanks!! This video was so well put together, the graphics, the history, the tidbits about the Generals. It was very well put. Would watch another video like this from you.
we will ALWAYS stick around frankie. WE LOVE YOU AND YOUR CONTENT. i hope you can finally find happiness again you deserve it for all the great work you do. ps. you’re literally my favorite content creator!!!!
*What intrigues me is that the supercarrier was sunk near it's own coast. They didn't even leave that far from the home islands, and they were already stalked by a submarine. This puts a lot of perspective on how dire Japan's situation was, as they can't even navigate in their own home waters without stressing the possibility of being watched.*
LETS GOOO!! I gotta say the animation on these are amazing, and the detail on how the rangefinders worked before the digital era was superb! Never let Pythagoras down!! Missed you big F, hope you keep up your work at your pace. whatever you produce has always been gold standard. ^^
Unfortunately he got it kinda wrong. The system he showed was the last resort backup option. The Yamato had a much bigger range finder at the top of the tower (he zooms in past it), that would then send information to a fire control computer. This would use the range information to calculate the target's course and speed. These would then be used alongside the Yamato's course and speed, and atmospheric data to work out where to aim then guns.
THIS IS INSAINE! Frankie, I've been a fan for over 7 years, I loved every video and always waited for you. Yesterday I even checked your channel and was questioning when you'd return again and why you left once more. And now today A VIDEO WITH UPDATE ON MORE TO COME! I love this, Frankie don't leave again, please.
That scene was so hilarious. "The gun has never been tested!" Right, so you just went directly from the prototype phase and mounted it on a warship. Logical.
So happy to see you back and to read the reason for your pause. Never seen a RUclipsr actually take a full years break to re-asses what actually the videos fun and then just learn a new skill for that year to make his content better. You are a great example of quality. I love your WarStories more than anything else and getting one on your comeback is just.. i cant find the words. love you
Hey man, seeing you for such a short time last year was rough, but if this is your true return to form and we get to see some fantastic videos of you doing what you love, everyone will be all the better for it. Well wishes, Frankie, rooting for you 👍
YES!! There are so many games that we would love to see you play, without all the fancy stuff, you have a great community that has yet to expand even more! Keep it up Frankie
I can probably vouch for 95% (if not more) of the people who watch and love your content, that it doesn't matter to us what kind of video you post nor how long in between. Because we all sincerely love your videos! We are just happy to see a Frankie video pop up in our notifications!! Hope all is well!
Used to love your historical commentary on h&g and just realized late you posted this, couldn't be happier youtube needs to be better with recommendations.
I watched a lot of infographic-type war stories lately so I thought this was just another war history video, until I heard the distinctive voice of yours. And oh my god Frankie you're back with a one hell of a video! This video is on-par or better than all those infographic channels with reputable narrators and entire floor of graphic and historian teams! Go for it Frankie! We are here for you! Love from a fan since 2012
Hope frankie knows that we love any content he makes! I loved it when he used to do war stories. And just glad he's okay! Hope to see more from him of whatever he wants to do
As a regular viewer of ww2 history videos this has to be the one ive learned the most from. He explained everything in such a unique way that made it more relatable and therefore easy to understand. Love it
and here I thought he had a knack for gaming videos. This might actually be one of the best WW2 videos I've watched in terms of being entertaining AND informational.
WELCOME BACK FRANKIE!!!! we’ve all missed you. I hope you’re feeling better and ready for a new chapter. We will love whatever content you decide to post!!
Frankie, I've been watching you ever since I was in middle school in America, around 11-12, I'm 22 years old now and and just as impressed and excited to watch your videos. I'm sorry you weren't happy with your videos and we as your fan base don't want you to be stressed to upload or feel as if you need too. You are a living legend in our eyes if you upload or not. I'm happy to just hear your voice and to know you're alive because at this point, you're like a old relative of mine that I see every now and again. Love you Frankie!!
My father was a Naval Reserve officer during WWII and was on duty at the Naval Experiment Station when the USN test-fired its 18" naval rifle. It was decided not to build any 18"-gun-armed battleships to counter Yamato and Musashi because the USN already had 24 Essex-class carriers commissioned or building and battleships without air superiority, which Japan had lost by early 1943, were extremely vulnerable. In short, the USN tactical doctrine for ha dling Japanese BBs was to sink them with concentrated air attacks.
Ohh you absolutely have to be kidding me. This is perfect. I love this type of content and Frankie just fits it perfectly with the little jokes made along the way that don't take away from the brilliant info. This weekend has been absolutely great for my favourite creators, but this is just insane. I love it, I can't wait to see more. If you, Frankie read this, I hope you have fun with this content, I hope it doesn't feel like a chore and you enjoy making content again. Edit: Greatest story teller ever..that was amazing. It got so real with the attack on Yamato, absolutely brilliant. I'm smiling ear to ear, this is the best thing on the internet.
I am watching midway through the video and I am beyond shocked on how amazing it is, I cannot imagine how much effort and hours it must have taken for you to make it, Absolutely phenomenal video, Frankie, It is outstanding.
I'd love to see you cover HMS Warspite like this, Britain's most famous warship deserves all the recognition we can give her. It's just a shame the grand old lady wasn't saved from the scrappers.
Out of all the documentaries I've watch on Yamato I never learned so much from one video, and I wouldn't have guessed to see it from Frankie! Great visual work and fantastic info, love to see a new video from you as well!
If Japan and Germany and Italy come together like the alies did and put their battleships and aircraft carriers together it would have been a different result
I’ve watched you since I was 13 years old. I’m now 24 and I have a degree in history. As a fan of you and a historían now as well, this was a great video. I love how you are carving your way into this niche with a comedic spin that is severely lacking in the history section of RUclips. Hope to see this take off.
I’m only halfway into the video and wow, no shade at other wartime story channels but the animations, 3D design details are just incredible. Fair play to a Frankie this video is actually enjoyable and has got me excited for the future videos! Congrats man and thank you for coming back 💙💙
This is so cool. You have such a pleasant voice and I love these types of documentaries. I've never seen such an interesting documentary with this level of comedy. Keep them coming!
I remember the day Frankie came back and how I felt. It was exonerating! Then silence.... Once again I was disconnected from RUclips, no other creator could make me feel the way Frankies videos did. Over time i began to accept that life has its requirements and he has to put himself first overall. Then boom today i scroll through RUclips and i see it, his logo then *posted 2 days ago*. I was ecstatic, clicking on the video almost instantaneously. Just to have a rush of Dopamine once again. Best feeling ever.... Thank you Frankie, Truly
Frankie, what an absolute banger of a video! We all might have fell in love with the channel because of your great gaming videos, but these historical breakdown videos are a very exciting and entertaining edition to the channel. Great work man, you never fail to deliver something fun and entertaining
I’ve always loved these war stories and am genuinely impressed by the quality and research of this video. I must see more. Frankie is my new history geek teacher
It's good to have you back, Frankie! Can't wait to watch your content again, no matter the changes. I've always loved your videos and the stories you've told through them, no matter if it was your earlier work or the latest ones. I'm glad you've chosen to do it the way that makes you the happiest rather than what you think us fans want. We want to be able to see and feel your passion for your work through watching your videos! Happy to have you back dude!
We miss you a lot Frankie! We hope you can get back into the swing of things. I'm personally looking forward for the future for you and what is in store!
It was kinda crazy the clip of the AA units firing at parachuting troops. Anyway, it’s great to have you back, Frankie. I’m sure it’s safe to say that whatever you decide to do, everyone is gonna appreciate that you at least have updated us on your life. Like many, I’ve watched you since I was in like 5th grade (I’m 21 now) and anytime I see you, it strikes my nostalgia like no one else.
Literally anything your imagination decides to cook up I am here for. Your storytelling is insanely captivating. Doesn't matter to me if you post tomorrow or next year, it's a good day when you do.
good to see you back man. To be honest, I'd happily just watch you play, build a base, gather resources etc exactly as the game is intended. As you said, the extra effort wasn't really worth it, so just have fun and I think plenty will enjoy the content.
Technically, it was not the biggest battleship ever built. The USA Iowa-class battleships were the biggest. But it did mount the largest naval guns to move upon the open sea.
honestly frankie puts out the best and most interesting videos ive ever watched on yt and ive been on yt for at least 10 years or more, frankie your content is simply the best ive ever seen and i can see your effort going into your videos, we all love to see you uploading and enjoying it once more and if theres anything we as fans can do im sure everyone here would be happy to do whatever we can, myself included. Thank you for the amazing content throughout my childhood and highschool life and into my early 20s.
"There's no RED PORT LEFT" is the way my late grandad taught me to remember which side "port" is. The RED refers to the colour of the light used on the port side. Another saying (aviation mostly) is " Red Right means danger". If the red light is on the right (from your viewpoint) it means the aircraft (or boat/ship) is coming towards you
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Hey,
Last year I stopped posting because I wasn't happy, I wanted to put more effort into videos but realised that over-engineering DayZ was actually making the videos worse.
The next video will be DayZ but am just playing the game now, as I originally did, without trying to make some epic adventure. Am recording on the Frankies Hideout server that DayZ Aftermath are hosting. It’s geared for recording but has a good admin team behind it, a great mod-set and sticking around could be worthwhile as it will likely be whitelisted for regular players in the future.
Anyway! To solve the unhappiness, I figured I would put a lot of effort into a War Stories video because effort into those kinda just enhances them. Problem was, last year I knew no 3D and I knew that I wouldn't be able to show what I wanted to show without an OK knowledge. A few photos over gaming footage wasn't going to cut it.
I could see that it was going to be a lot of work and that there was no way I could do learn it at the same time as posting content - It turned out to be a ridiculous amount of work. A lot of this video was made with Unreal Engine / Houdini and Houdini for me had a really hard learning curve.
BUT! I have an OK knowledge now, and am looking for people to help who have skills in:
Thumbnail Design (matte painting, compositing and 3D knowledge as well as 2D photoshop skills) - After Effects Animation (of the style in the video) - 3D Scene Setup / Lookdev (doesn’t matter if you use Blender, Maya, C4D Octane etc.) - Project Management - Assistant Editing (Premiere Pro)
Hopefully this should let me focus on getting DayZ content and writing / storyboarding the next Story videos. Send me an email if you have Degree level knowledge of the above (portfolio essential), have initiative, are organised and always hit deadlines.
Will be posting at a rate am able to finish things now. Sometimes it appears stuff isn’t being done, but I wasn’t happy with things before and feel can get a nice blend of quality Story videos and gaming content now.
Thanks for sticking around, I do appreciate it, because it is strangely very stressful not posting! Catch you in the next video!
Frankie
WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU
So happy you're back
Welcome back! Hope all is well Frankie!!
Lets go frankie!
🎉
When the world needed him most, he returned.
Lets see if it consists again…
Love him, but its been a lot of disappointment.
Only Frankie, the master of all videos, could stop the ruthless TikTokers
Moneygrab
Not really. pretty inconsistent.
If Frankie starts making some consistent history videos, I’m ALL for it!
Yeah this was a great watch. Well researched and presented.
Just as a matter of style and respect on the topic (importance, the dead, etc.): 10% less sensationalism and 10% less admiration in narration. Maybe also 10% less "memefication" and all of that put into seriousness of the presentation of the topic.
Agreed. He's got the voice for it too!
so true
Yes!!
Me too
This, this is the greatest type of content I will ever gorge myself in, let's plays and gameplay videos have burnt out on, but History? Man, history will never get old to learn about. The mistakes of our past haunt our futures and the mistakes we made must never happen again or may God have mercy on us all.
Great content man, it's good to see you back in action. We've definitely missed you.
"history will never get old". That's an awesome thing to say!
And the legend has returned ❤
Indeed tis a good day
Again :D
Legendary indeed
As a long time fan, im happy seeing you post anything.
for the third time 😭
Every time Frankie randomly reappears after a long hiatus I have the best nostalgia flashbacks and get excited for whatever content he chooses to post
Same brings back so many memories
Same!
The Japanese naval officer corps sent the Yamato to die, they knew the war was over and they didn't want it to fall into Allied hands. Removing the CAP was a tell, the cruiser that developed "engine trouble" was along to make sure the captain did as he was ordered because he knew they were sending the Yamato to die. All of this was discovered after the surrender and is being taught at Annapolis.
Sad but true
Wish Yamato was preserved. Even the US may have left it as a museum piece given its magnificence
@@thalmoragent9344doubt it. The US would’ve scrapped her or made her part of an atomic bomb test
Mind you, there weren't that many planes left for a CAP by that time ...
@@seanbigay1042 True that.
The US would have been FAR better at anti air with all those damn guns surrounding this monster.
When a creator makes a video that they’re truely invested in it shows. I’m glad you’ve decided to go in a direction that makes you happy Frankie ❤
He always been a great story teller
@@vxerhe is more than qualified for this apart from maybe the digital production previous to teaching himself. Imagine him having a team put together that could execute his ideas with him and this becomes a monthly or even biweekly concept.
He went from PC gamer to historical documentary producer! This is a shift in content I didn't even realize I wanted to see, but it is absolutely excellent content!
You have a real talent Frankie! Keep at it!
I didn't even realize. Haven't seen a Frankie video in years, but immediately thought this voice sounded like him and then realized what channel I clicked on. A welcome surprise.
hes already gone bruv
@@stavarin246its only been two weeks there are youtubers who post once a month. Give him a sec.
In any event frankie used to do these vids years ago. His war stories were always fun
loved his BF3 content
bro frankies war story videos are goated remember watching with battlefield in the background
When the world didnt expect Frankie to return, he casually blesses us after a year. A true miracle
Sup bot
I hope this upload is the first of many, i missed these videos.
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ He will come back permanently for sure, RUclips as a platform is really fucky so it might take some time for him to figure a good time, money, effort balance.
How many times have you posted that on the channel. Are you still trying to sub to his Patreon too
MONEYGRABonPC
Frankie is literally a pillar of my childhood it makes me so happy to see him again
Every time life seems tough Frankie appears out of nowhere and makes it that much better
real (ive been on a slump lately and somehow his videos make me feel better)
This has officially become one of the greatest days ever.. we love you Frankie, and we'll always be here for you.
I don’t know… How you made this, but this is one of the best world war 2 related videos I’ve ever seen posted to youtube, the maps, the art, the, simplistic yet perfectly detailed explanations make it near perfect. What a comeback, rather amazing.
I have been thinking about your channel for the last 6 months or so, missing your content and the nostalgia it brings me to rewatch your old videos. They brough me a lot of joy during some hard times. Im very glad to see you back, Frankie!! I hope youre feeling better now and making content that YOU enjoy furthers that happiness.
No matter the amount of time, we all circle back around the campfire and watch and listen to Frankie share amazing stories and give us content unmatched by any creator. We all look forward to your videos, but more importantly, your happiness and good mental health.
I pretty much never comment on videos, but this was an utterly brilliant one. Entertaining, informative and it really shows the effort and passion that you put in to it. You've clearly worked really hard to make this, and it was a great watch. I normally watch videos in the background, but this had all of my attention for the whole video. It's good to have you back Frankie, and I hope we get to see more great things like this!
The glazing is crazy 🤡🤡🤡
I’ve missed you so much Frankie and this is the most pleasant surprise I’ve had in a long time. Plus as a historian who’s watched many informative history videos. I can say that this is the most engaging and in depth history video I’ve ever seen. You’ve got a real skill for storytelling.
Literally! I was hooked! I wish history class was this interesting
8:40 is the best animation of the pacific theater I've ever seen
Frankie there is no one else like you. You hit that nostalgia button that no other youtuber can. Glad you're doing better. We're here for you!
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he was doing well?
Frankie’s videos helped make some of my best memories of my teenage years. I will ALWAYS stick around for any new content that he’s willing to bless us with.
Been watching since I was six now 18 glade your back bro
There is nothing like having a Frankie video being released, its like my flower has just been pollinated by the most caring of bees. I can finally spread my roots for the day and have the courage to explore this cruel world. Thank you Frankie, for all the strength this video gives me. I cant imagine how today would have went not knowing there was a fresh Frankie video dancing around the multiverse. We are truly blessed to be alive and able to witness this miracle. My heart will continue to flutter until the next one and I shall wait patiently and eagerly.
Imagine writing this
dude! yes! YES!
if you ever start a cult consider me converted. this is the stuff!
Ok Tom Bombadill
gpt
This was amazing. It's easy for documentaries to become slow and heavy, but you were able to show that doesn't need to be the case. Even the technical details, such as how the aiming works, was concise and very clearly explained with great illustrations to boot. A perfect balance of entertainment and education.
This was great Frankie, thank you for all the hard work that was clearly put into this. And welcome back. ❤
/sign! really good work! informative and entertaining! what a cool story :)
I love it when history videos are educational but aren’t completely professional and have their cracks of jokes and wit.
You guys earned yourselves a sub 😂
NOTHING in this world gives me more nostalgia than hearing Frankies voice... I'm so glad you're still with us mate, genuinely so happy I saw this upload! Keep being awesome, as always mate!
Any way to find SBD2c"s and ships they were from?
Frankie, this is as good as any History channel show. Awesome editing, clear and succinct images, and engaging story/commentary. I'm blown away. Bravo
I just happened upon this video. I was amazed by the quality of the animation. Much, much better than anything else I've ever seen. And the narration is equally superior.
Frankie, you really blew this one out the water!! Your old war stories videos were my favourite and I have hoped for a return of them for a while. But this was different! This felt like a documentary you’d see on TV - but better! It was so epic I had goosebumps by your narration. Absolutely brilliant stuff mate, welcome back.
plus lets not forget the bit of space battleship yamato. man has good taste.
I feel like Frankie is growing with me lol. When we were younger he made great, engaging game play videos I loved watching. Now, here is he is, making historical content that I love to listen/watch while writing run reports at work! Keep it up man, whatever makes you happy I'll gladly watch
Mate, what a piece of art! I‘ll watch every single one of these super mini docus you‘ll produce. I especially love the extra level of detail you put into explaining some of the mechanics and concepts, that’s something others usually don’t do. My wishlist for future content:
- Normandy landings (We think we know all about it but would LOVE to get your perspective) Maybe focus on only one thing like Pegasus Bridge or sth
- Battle of the Bulge
- Battle of Khe Sanh
- Battle of Manzikert
- Battle of Britain(big one :) )
- Waterloo, Bunker Hill, Gettysburg :)
Hue City and Khe Sanh would be interesting to see in a detailed animation like this.
For English speakers anyway: Port and Left both have 4 letters. Starboard doesn't!
Right!
Foreman centuries, port boats and local ships plying up and down rivers had to put the tree rudder on the right side of the boat. It was called the steer board. The pronunciation went from steerboard to STARBOARD. To keep from jamming g the rudder against the piers or shallow side of the river, the boats would pull over the PORT side to meet the pier.
You hit this one out of the park Frankie. I would love to see more history on your channel. I'm always happy to see a new video from you. Thanks!! This video was so well put together, the graphics, the history, the tidbits about the Generals. It was very well put. Would watch another video like this from you.
we will ALWAYS stick around frankie. WE LOVE YOU AND YOUR CONTENT. i hope you can finally find happiness again you deserve it for all the great work you do. ps. you’re literally my favorite content creator!!!!
So true we aren’t leaving until the end
Haha fruit
*What intrigues me is that the supercarrier was sunk near it's own coast. They didn't even leave that far from the home islands, and they were already stalked by a submarine. This puts a lot of perspective on how dire Japan's situation was, as they can't even navigate in their own home waters without stressing the possibility of being watched.*
LETS GOOO!!
I gotta say the animation on these are amazing, and the detail on how the rangefinders worked before the digital era was superb! Never let Pythagoras down!!
Missed you big F, hope you keep up your work at your pace. whatever you produce has always been gold standard. ^^
Unfortunately he got it kinda wrong. The system he showed was the last resort backup option. The Yamato had a much bigger range finder at the top of the tower (he zooms in past it), that would then send information to a fire control computer. This would use the range information to calculate the target's course and speed. These would then be used alongside the Yamato's course and speed, and atmospheric data to work out where to aim then guns.
This is one of the best war stories I’ve seen animated and detailed. Please make more!
FALSE - THE SHIP SCUTTLED ITSELF.
THIS IS INSAINE! Frankie, I've been a fan for over 7 years, I loved every video and always waited for you. Yesterday I even checked your channel and was questioning when you'd return again and why you left once more. And now today A VIDEO WITH UPDATE ON MORE TO COME! I love this, Frankie don't leave again, please.
That scene was so hilarious. "The gun has never been tested!" Right, so you just went directly from the prototype phase and mounted it on a warship. Logical.
So happy to see you back and to read the reason for your pause. Never seen a RUclipsr actually take a full years break to re-asses what actually the videos fun and then just learn a new skill for that year to make his content better. You are a great example of quality. I love your WarStories more than anything else and getting one on your comeback is just.. i cant find the words. love you
Hey man, seeing you for such a short time last year was rough, but if this is your true return to form and we get to see some fantastic videos of you doing what you love, everyone will be all the better for it. Well wishes, Frankie, rooting for you 👍
Wow, wasn’t expecting this from you, Frank. This was excellent. Would love more like this.
YES!! There are so many games that we would love to see you play, without all the fancy stuff, you have a great community that has yet to expand even more! Keep it up Frankie
Great to see you’re back Frankie, you’ve been missed by so many loyal fans. Can’t wait to see what you create next. 🎉
I can probably vouch for 95% (if not more) of the people who watch and love your content, that it doesn't matter to us what kind of video you post nor how long in between. Because we all sincerely love your videos! We are just happy to see a Frankie video pop up in our notifications!! Hope all is well!
Used to love your historical commentary on h&g and just realized late you posted this, couldn't be happier youtube needs to be better with recommendations.
Been watching since 18 yrs of age. I'll be turning 31 tomorrow snd still here. Glad you're back Frankie. We all appreciate it brother.
You little baby,😂 lm over 50 and still watching 😊. NEVER GROW OLD just more experienced 👍🏻.
I watched a lot of infographic-type war stories lately so I thought this was just another war history video, until I heard the distinctive voice of yours. And oh my god Frankie you're back with a one hell of a video! This video is on-par or better than all those infographic channels with reputable narrators and entire floor of graphic and historian teams!
Go for it Frankie! We are here for you! Love from a fan since 2012
Hope frankie knows that we love any content he makes! I loved it when he used to do war stories. And just glad he's okay! Hope to see more from him of whatever he wants to do
Port is left. They both have 4 letters. Its the easiest way ive ever been taught. Thank you, random guy I sailed with for hours on sea of thieves.
As a regular viewer of ww2 history videos this has to be the one ive learned the most from. He explained everything in such a unique way that made it more relatable and therefore easy to understand. Love it
and here I thought he had a knack for gaming videos. This might actually be one of the best WW2 videos I've watched in terms of being entertaining AND informational.
WELCOME BACK FRANKIE!!!! we’ve all missed you. I hope you’re feeling better and ready for a new chapter. We will love whatever content you decide to post!!
Frankie, I've been watching you ever since I was in middle school in America, around 11-12, I'm 22 years old now and and just as impressed and excited to watch your videos. I'm sorry you weren't happy with your videos and we as your fan base don't want you to be stressed to upload or feel as if you need too. You are a living legend in our eyes if you upload or not. I'm happy to just hear your voice and to know you're alive because at this point, you're like a old relative of mine that I see every now and again. Love you Frankie!!
My father was a Naval Reserve officer during WWII and was on duty at the Naval Experiment Station when the USN test-fired its 18" naval rifle. It was decided not to build any 18"-gun-armed battleships to counter Yamato and Musashi because the USN already had 24 Essex-class carriers commissioned or building and battleships without air superiority, which Japan had lost by early 1943, were extremely vulnerable. In short, the USN tactical doctrine for ha dling Japanese BBs was to sink them with concentrated air attacks.
Ohh you absolutely have to be kidding me. This is perfect. I love this type of content and Frankie just fits it perfectly with the little jokes made along the way that don't take away from the brilliant info. This weekend has been absolutely great for my favourite creators, but this is just insane. I love it, I can't wait to see more. If you, Frankie read this, I hope you have fun with this content, I hope it doesn't feel like a chore and you enjoy making content again.
Edit: Greatest story teller ever..that was amazing. It got so real with the attack on Yamato, absolutely brilliant. I'm smiling ear to ear, this is the best thing on the internet.
I am watching midway through the video and I am beyond shocked on how amazing it is, I cannot imagine how much effort and hours it must have taken for you to make it, Absolutely phenomenal video, Frankie, It is outstanding.
"I am beyond shocked on how amazing it is" 🤓🤓🤓
A Frankie video never disappoints
Yamamato knew he can't win against the economic giant. He never underestimated the USA.
I'd love to see you cover HMS Warspite like this, Britain's most famous warship deserves all the recognition we can give her. It's just a shame the grand old lady wasn't saved from the scrappers.
Scrapping ships like Warspite, USS Enterprise (CV-6), HMS Vanguard
Out of all the documentaries I've watch on Yamato I never learned so much from one video, and I wouldn't have guessed to see it from Frankie! Great visual work and fantastic info, love to see a new video from you as well!
Welcome back Capitain! The crew never left!
If Japan and Germany and Italy come together like the alies did and put their battleships and aircraft carriers together it would have been a different result
Welcome back Frankie! Take your time and enjoy yourself. Happy Frankie = fun entertainment = happy viewers
LETS GO FRANKIE, glad your feeling up to making videos again!!!
I’ve watched you since I was 13 years old. I’m now 24 and I have a degree in history. As a fan of you and a historían now as well, this was a great video. I love how you are carving your way into this niche with a comedic spin that is severely lacking in the history section of RUclips. Hope to see this take off.
Amazingly helpful animation really makes it the best description of this battle ever!
Welcome back Frankie. We missed you. ❤
I’m only halfway into the video and wow, no shade at other wartime story channels but the animations, 3D design details are just incredible. Fair play to a Frankie this video is actually enjoyable and has got me excited for the future videos! Congrats man and thank you for coming back 💙💙
This is so cool. You have such a pleasant voice and I love these types of documentaries. I've never seen such an interesting documentary with this level of comedy. Keep them coming!
DAD CAME BACK WITH MILK
This is the best video regarding the sinking of Yamato I've ever seen. Great detail, and humor! Thanks so much for making this.
I remember the day Frankie came back and how I felt. It was exonerating! Then silence.... Once again I was disconnected from RUclips, no other creator could make me feel the way Frankies videos did. Over time i began to accept that life has its requirements and he has to put himself first overall. Then boom today i scroll through RUclips and i see it, his logo then *posted 2 days ago*. I was ecstatic, clicking on the video almost instantaneously. Just to have a rush of Dopamine once again. Best feeling ever.... Thank you Frankie, Truly
I used to watch space battleship Yamato when I was like 11
Hearing the theme at the end gave a needed nostalgia hit thanks bro
Frankie, what an absolute banger of a video! We all might have fell in love with the channel because of your great gaming videos, but these historical breakdown videos are a very exciting and entertaining edition to the channel. Great work man, you never fail to deliver something fun and entertaining
Really pleased to see your return Frankie, the animations and storytelling were excellent. Can't wait to see what comes next!
one of a kind LOL this dude is washed...
@@flyinsubVODS I have no idea what you're replying to? 🤣
Seeing a Frankie video on my feed is exactly what I needed today. Cannot express how excited I am to watch more of his content!
3:21 "Sir, a second Ford Focus hit the Tour Eiffel"
I’ve always loved these war stories and am genuinely impressed by the quality and research of this video. I must see more. Frankie is my new history geek teacher
What an interesting series, Frankie! I hope to see more of these videos.
“don’t worry sir the boat is indestructible” the iceberg:
It's good to have you back, Frankie! Can't wait to watch your content again, no matter the changes. I've always loved your videos and the stories you've told through them, no matter if it was your earlier work or the latest ones.
I'm glad you've chosen to do it the way that makes you the happiest rather than what you think us fans want. We want to be able to see and feel your passion for your work through watching your videos! Happy to have you back dude!
We miss you a lot Frankie! We hope you can get back into the swing of things. I'm personally looking forward for the future for you and what is in store!
It was kinda crazy the clip of the AA units firing at parachuting troops. Anyway, it’s great to have you back, Frankie. I’m sure it’s safe to say that whatever you decide to do, everyone is gonna appreciate that you at least have updated us on your life. Like many, I’ve watched you since I was in like 5th grade (I’m 21 now) and anytime I see you, it strikes my nostalgia like no one else.
I'm totally geeking out how cool this channel is. Thank you Sir.
Literally anything your imagination decides to cook up I am here for. Your storytelling is insanely captivating. Doesn't matter to me if you post tomorrow or next year, it's a good day when you do.
See ya'll again in a years time?
good to see you back man. To be honest, I'd happily just watch you play, build a base, gather resources etc exactly as the game is intended. As you said, the extra effort wasn't really worth it, so just have fun and I think plenty will enjoy the content.
Technically, it was not the biggest battleship ever built. The USA Iowa-class battleships were the biggest. But it did mount the largest naval guns to move upon the open sea.
iowa was only longer then the yamato, the rest yamato was way bigger then iowa
Enjoy it while it lasts people
Please tell me hes not already gone again 😢
I can’t even express how excited I was to see Frankie is back! We missed you brother. ❤
"How did you sink it?"
"Just kept shooting it until it sank."
well that was that ...
The "biggest battleship ever made" ran from the pitifully weak destroyers and destroyer escorts of Taffy Three at the Battle off Samar.
But it did sank a lot of DDs prior along with escort carriers. So save your propaganda.
honestly frankie puts out the best and most interesting videos ive ever watched on yt and ive been on yt for at least 10 years or more, frankie your content is simply the best ive ever seen and i can see your effort going into your videos, we all love to see you uploading and enjoying it once more and if theres anything we as fans can do im sure everyone here would be happy to do whatever we can, myself included. Thank you for the amazing content throughout my childhood and highschool life and into my early 20s.
Im happy to just have content from you. it doesnt have to be big epic stories etc, just hearing your voice feels like home haha. welcome back Frankie
see ye in another year frankie
Bro you can't keep doing this to us 😭
And..... Hes gone again.
😂😂
yeah hes such a disappointment
"There's no RED PORT LEFT" is the way my late grandad taught me to remember which side "port" is. The RED refers to the colour of the light used on the port side. Another saying (aviation mostly) is " Red Right means danger". If the red light is on the right (from your viewpoint) it means the aircraft (or boat/ship) is coming towards you
I think we all miss Frankie. The world is a better place when he's back producing videos.