AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT ON BUNKER HILL! Ultimate Admiral: Age of Sail
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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We continue the United States campaign in time for the battle of Bunker Hill. Weapons and supplies have been successfully delivered. Now, we make our stand against the British naval invasion.
Diplex: *fights in the revolutionary war*
Diplex: "Hey do you guys follow Formula 1?"
Me: *Enjoying the battle* "well yes, I do, but sick battle bro"
This is a good vid keep making age of sail video pls
This seems like a cool game.
It seems to be more a total War than ultimate general... I prefer general as it was easy to place troops. Here, it seems placement require much more care and attention.
They have our tea, CHARGE !!!!
Hey bro I've looked everywhere for your outro song, what is it or did you have it made I would really appreciate it. It just sounds so good and gets the blood flowing.
Just a little note, the title is wrong, it's ultimate admiral, not general^^
This is all fine, but its driving me crazy he initially let the enemy take the small left hill and set up arty at the beginning. And when he's in position with extra units, doesn't immediately send a unit up to take the battery out and leaves the high ground to the enemy until they start pushing his men back from the barricades.
Then he thinks to try driving the enemy off the hill...
I would play this game if 1 round didn’t take 19 hours
The city of Boston celebrates Bunker Hill day.
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Watching this does make it curious how infantry combat changed from these odd rows to all out urban guerilla warfare in Stalingrad. Like why weren't there assault infantry tactics like those of WWI or WWII? Nevermind, there's definitely flanking in this form of Napoleonic style warfare
War changes when weapons change. Once rifles became more accurate line formations were switched out for smaller divisions.
@@errordump that makes sense. So how accurate is a musket mmmmmh
@@aww2historian Smooth bore muskets were mainly used en masse in line formation so they didn't need to be too accurate. Most didn't even have sights. They could kill within 100m. (Which is nothing in comparison to rifled muskets of the 1850s, which could hit targets double or triple that far.)
@@errordump Thanks for that info! Yea because then the Civil War is a strange hybrid of both the musket style yet 20th century guerilla warfare, which makes sense as guns were developing more and more range.
I guess 100m isn't all too impressive for max range. In WW1/2, guns had sights of 300m+ but at that point you can't even see the opponents anymore! Plus with all the smoke, debris, dust, its too much Fog of war, can't imagine what its like, cheers
You put historian in your name, yet you have to ask this? Shame
The continental army back in the day did not have a formal structure in the beginning. It was made up of mainly militias and they came in however big of a group they came in. We made do until a proper army was trained and organized.
Now you just have to hold Charlestown till Benedict Arnold shows up with the Large cannons capable of hitting Boston that he dragged thru the Appalachian Mountins from the New York Canada boarder and threaten to level Boston unless the Brits leave the city.
Just had this battle and it was so intense, everyone just kept breaking lol
GET ON YOUR BOATS AND GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!!!XD I love the way you speak American XD!!!!
Loved watching the gameplay. If you capture units you can force rout them and they’ll go off the field and you’ll get manpower.
Can you play total tnak simulator ?
Please stop saying "admiral-i-ty" for "admiralty", there is no "I" after the "L".
Im a simple Marine. I see Amphibious Assaualt, I hit like.
Gotta love this game. So good
This is a good vid keep making age of sail video pls
@@johncarloado4550 Talking to the wrong person dude lol
sending to 10k friends rn
You should show us ultimate general civil war if you have it
He already has a couple years ago
@@juicygoosy7150 is it same style as this game?
@@97sprucelane yeah, just in the civil war
American Revolution battle from Diplex? You love to see it.
polk mean's batalion in Balkan
F1 2021 season looks to get spicy!
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What's the diffrence between Emire:Total War? Like, basically looks very similar
No. Two totally different aesthetics and mechanics.
Situational awareness is super low and so are your battle tactics.
VERGA
Diplex, I love you and I've been a long time sub... but I swear to God you need to look at your unit cards more often...
"Oh no we need ammunition"
*ammo boys sitting on the edge of the map*
"Oh man I hope we get ammo soon"
*ammo boys still there*
"I hOpE wE gEt AmMo SoOn"
*ammo boys finish their tea and biscuits*
"Oh hey ammo!"
Like you, I beat the first British attack on the left by a good flanking attack of my own. Unlike you, once I got it over with, I swung my left against the British hillside guns and then into his centre attacking Breed’s Hill. I also seized said guns to assist in the push at his centre.
I won with heavier casualties than you, but enemy casualties were also proportionally higher, though the ratio is about the same as you (we lost more than the Brit). Importantly, I seized 12 cannons and captured three enemy formations, one even still has more than 100 men remaining in it. I think it justified the aggressive approach.
I feel that a defence is incomplete if it is not a mobile defence, with counterattacks at the enemy flanks to chase him off the field.
hello, I'm from Russia, I like to watch your videos! keep up the good work)
From what I understand of the battle of bunker Hill, it was ammunition that lost the continentals the battle, I heard that in the end they fired whatever they could fit in their nuzzle, rocks, nails, anything
do you like the G915 keyboard? assuming its the wireless version, ive always loved that keyboard and the sound it makes
You should read Bernard Cornwell ‘The fort’ very good and set in this time period.
Looks fun but this game is not my cup of tea overall. Total war has me covered.
14:14 if only you got some more supply and troops. oooohw wait ;P. Heat of the moment always influences attention.
4:32 "Do you like jazz?"
Is this Empire II?
Ultimate General American Revolution when?!
Where is it
you swung on them redcoats like a door as they were coming up
Yes
Hell yeah! love strategy games like this. Keep it up Diplex!
It's good to see you uploading again
A battalion is between 300 and 1000 men
first one!
where did the call of war content go
Soldier named will 0-0
why do you have a SWEDISH FLAG IN THE BEGINING
Probably because he's swedish?
loving this!
"Leadership" in the British Army in 1775 was, at best, mediocre. Rank was obtain in almost every case through purchase, not merit. There were some exceptions to the rule, in that some who purchased rank also had talent, training, skill - but this was as I mentioned the rare exception. This is one reason the U.S. forces outperformed the British in many instances (not counting equipment difference). Rank and respect of the men was earned.
Yep that's why the British army at the time was absolute garbage if they even had a couple of soldiers or commanders who were legitimately good at leadership they probably would have won the war
Yet another person who repeats this nonsense.
You couldn’t just buy a commission and be promoted straight away. You had to prove that you had capabilities to earn that post. It was literally just a deposit
Not to mention the only people who could afford a commission were well educated men, add to the fact all officers went through training as of 1800s
@@lesdodoclips3915 and yes I know about paying a deposit still their leaders were absolute garbage they couldn't adapt to the new tactics that the Americans were using against them they even thought they were barbaric
@@ingamingpc1634 and those new tactics were? I’m starting to get the idea you don’t know a lot about the American war of independence.
@@lesdodoclips3915 we use native American tactics like ambushing the British army we also use warfare tactics like attacking supply lines which also the British did the Americans were better skilled in urban warfare something the British never had to do we had better leaders than the British did at the time we knew the lay of the land something the British didn't know and we took advantage of it
I love the Napoleon era in war it was a revolutionary and interesting era of warfare and one of the most epic eras of war ever in my opinion
Yes.Absolutely u r right! This Napoleanic-era is really interesting and I have been studying a lot about it nowadays.
@@pcdas5075 This is way before Napoleon.
you got to be a very extraordinary guy for people to name an era after you, few historical figures got the privilege of that
Napoleonic Era war the 1800's
@@gryphon0468 I understand this was years before but it reminded me of the Napoleonic era