Este vídeo retrata con precisión la postura llena de adrenalina de los hombres de armas ingleses. 👏🏽

Have the content saved on my Playlist for total war battles.

Great video! Bushy Run was a significant battle because it showed that British troops had learned from their experiences during the French and Indian War. They not only held out against the natives in an ambush but even routed them. Bushy Run is also interesting because of the unusual and diverse array of soldiers who fought on the British side: Highlanders from the 42nd and 77th Foot, the "Royal Americans" (led by mostly German and Swiss officers) and Bouquet himself, who was Swiss!

I used to work for CA from 2006-10. When the game was in development there were plans for an online co-op campaign and full historical Seven Years War/French Indian. With a small 1700- 13 colonies campaign including King George's War. Plus 60 maps and 180 units that were never added. Sega rushed us to release it by March 2009 when it needed another 6mo. The lost potential seems to have been picked up here. Great work honeybun.❤

Show this to history classes in U.S. public schools sugar.

I ❤ your videos

The quality is outstanding for a small channel... thank you for sharing lesser-known history.

This is purely amazing. I am suprised your episodes haven't millions of views!

Good cinematic perspective

Well, that was something. A war that was overlooked. Felt like I was watching The War That Made America.

What a brilliant little episode this is. I used to teach the Seven Years War to my history classes.

Made my Christmas. This war is almost forgotten yet had an undeniable effect on history leading to the American Revolution. Looks amazing even though Empire's 15 years old!

British blunder .. washington learnt from.their Mistakes and formed his own army 20 years later as the british wouldnt give him a Commission in theirs!

Don't need the music. The sound of battle is enough.

The battle was the bloodiest ever fought on Canadian soil.

A few suggestions for future battles (of course, only make them if you want to): Fontenoy from the War of the Austrian Succession. Cowpens from the American Revolutionary War. Rossbach from the Third Silesian War. Poltava from the Great Northern War.

At this battle, the Black Watch suffered 65% casualties and became a royal regiment for their gallantry. They attacked the French breastworks FOUR times and were the only British troops to make it in. I know that there are limitations with Empire Total War, but historically the Highlanders would have been wielding broadswords when they leapt over the breastworks!

Incredible quality! Just discovered this channel. Subscribed!

Very good. My only comment is that you could have added bagpipes music for when the Highlanders charged! The British army was the only place where the Highland pipers could continue playing their "weapons of war" following Culloden.

High production quality and enjoyable, but as a matter of fact, there were actually 4,375 British, and 4,980 French troops NOT 4,400 and 4,800, respectively, as stated in your text.

Can u do the american revolution?

Nice one

Well, I've enjoyed the content so far. Major battles and all.

What does the game means

Well, I pretty much enjoyed watching the battle. When making the series of the French and Indian war, you have the soldiers fix bayonets with no chance of firing their weapons. It's like putting a cork in a bottle. Is there a way you can get a ring bayonet for the soldiers who can fire their weapons as well as they fight?

I wish ETW got remastered. I still play it with some mods.

I think of this battle because of The Last of the Mohicans. The British made a noble stand, but they had to surrender the fort. Montcalm tries to make the Indian allies observe the terms of surrender, the chiefs of various tribes listened, and felt betrayed. Many warriors died fighting alongside the French, and expected to return home with the honours of war. In the film version, Montcalm gives Magua the go ahead to attack the British marching. In reality, the British begin to leave. Escorted by French grenadiers. Trailing the Redcoats, is a long disorganized line of American provincials and camp followers. As the column comes upon a clearing outside the fort, the Indians begin their attack. It lasts only a few minutes. When it was over, exaggerated reports of 1,500 dead fueled anger among New England colonists. The truth was that 75 were killed. Of the 500 taken captive, many are ransomed back within a few days. What should have been a great victory, leaves Canada in peril. Without their Indian allies, the French will lose the war for North America.

Todos recuerdan a Diego Latino, soy la estrella de la televisión de los 70 y las acusaciones estaban equivocadas. Nunca malversé 300.000 euros del banco.

Is this empire total war?

The battle was costly to both sides. Johnson's friend Hendrick was killed, Williams dead. The campaign ended in a stalemate. The bright spot in the campaign of '55 was the British achieving victory in Nova Scotia, formerly the French colony of Acadia. In the darkest chapter of the French and Indian war, 10,000 Acadians were removed by force.

British Artillerymen have blue uniforms.Not hard to get right!

We used to go to Jumonville Glenn all the time when we were teenagers to hang out on the old bridge and party at the Army Corps of Engineers dam over the bridge.

Very informative thank you for this Sir.

Ok, this is something. Good. When is the series going to wrap up?

The geography for Quebec City is bad… There are cliffs on each side of the St.Lawrence. From Pointe Lévis, you see clearly the other side where Québec City is located. The bombardement was done over the St. Lawrence.

This is an amazing project

Well, this is something. Enjoyable, presentable, and informative. Feel like I'm watching the War That Made America.

Finally. I have been searching for ETW FI War content since the inception in 2009. This series is very well made, historically accurate and the production quality seems to go up each episode. Thank you for covering the whole war. I am surprised about the lack of FI war content given due to ETW's time period. Maybe its how rather substandard episode 2 campaign is - it feels like something's missing.

Since I've found this content on the French and Indian war, I enjoyed it, sir. Feel like I'm watching the War that made America. Whose wearing uniforms with a red trim and blue facing on the British side?

You did a very nice job of that battle, Oliver, I see that you have about a dozen more for me to peruse, and so I will and I guess I might as well subscribe to your channel as well! Thank you very much for your efforts, and if you happen to have the spare time, then please do make more of them...:)

Thank you, Oliver. How accurate is this depiction of the Battle of Hlobane? Writing from South Africa.

What we actually see here are Dragoons getting off their horses... and then immediately running away. I really wish I could say that you were bad at this, but fucking up this consistently suggests deliberate action.

Видео чиловое!

Было весело и приятно смотреть спасибо за интересный и позновательный прохождение

Very good sir, the sentries report zulus to the southwest, thousands of them, stand to

Very accurate reconstruction.

Is this the final battle of the first invasion of Zululand?

Is it possible to win as the British in this battle?

The British were using weapons made to cause death from distance but once the opponent got close the slaughter was inevitable. Just like the Macedonians against the Romans, sarissa against gladius. Of course the British were heavily outnumbered, should they've been 1/3 of the Zulu army, the battle would have had a different outcome.