Battle of Cartagena 461 CE| Vandals vs Western Roman Empire |Attila Total War Historical Battle

In 457, the Roman general Majorian succeeded to the throne of the Western Roman Empire. He immediately set about restoring the empire to its former boundaries. Majorian then began to assemble a fleet at Cartagena, Spain, with which he intended to invade the Vandal Kingdom in North Africa
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[@madzistropudzitto3229]

Vandals today : yo we paint grafiti on walls Vandals then: yo we burn roman ships

[@dazhibernian]

And we wonder why transport insurance is so high.

[@TheRamBoiiii]

This one was really awesome! Well edited, well performed, showed the chaos of ship combat in the ancient era. And I loved the editing near the end with the text and the troll ending hahaha

[@TrusteeNail]

Vandalism

[@marcomendicino3997]

Dude, your videos are awesome as always. I'd just want to renew a suggestion I gave you some time ago, though: to remove projectile tracers from the options, so that it looks more realistic. They're just a gameplay feature which is not needed for a cinematic. That said, keep up the good work, mate.

[@a05odst62]

It's sad that the non historical videos get more views... I hope you keep doing historical ones like the Japanese stuff

[@salahsarchery]

Love these videos bro!! Keep em coming

[@nelsonsanchez6469]

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[@SandokanBattles]

Thank you, 20 years and 1mln subs will be mine :P

[@SeveralPieces]

Sandokan ja Cię proszę, Ty się z kinematografią nie rozstawaj, tylko brataj coraz głębiej. Każdy Twój film to małe arcydzieło, zdobywające w człowieku te emocjonalne szczyty, zarezerwowane dla przeżyć z kategorii ,,epickie".

[@romelnegut2005]

What a bloody defeat.

[@laitim2127]

the hardest historical battle in total war attila ...

[@BookerT48]

How many horsepower are those engines? Because they're moving around like US Navy destroyers.. very well done I totally love your videos

[@isolatedaccount4647]

This looks like was straight up from CA studio.

[@unclebizz9522]

Dope bro

[@tiirrir7581]

Vandals with numidians dude dont forget that!!!

[@paris-comedordecasadas]

Nice Brother

[@S0nyToprano]

Majorian. The last West Roman Emperor worthy of the title of Augustus. If he could have retaken Africa with its wealth and grain supply, the western empire might have held together longer. History could have been completely rewritten!

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Holy fuck! This game allows RAMMING in naval warfare?!?!

[@meditationchannel1310]

I never played navy battles in total wars but now I need to try, Great movie :)

[@LordWyatt]

5:47 Damn... 5:50 *Oh shi-*

[@ziounford]

this one has my consent! Karl Franz style.

[@numoesso6892]

No reconquest of North Africa? :/

[@BookerT48]

The power of Rome was waning. One could smell the rot especially from Germania. They swooped down like vultures to pick at the carcass. A hundred years earlier the Romans would have crushed them

[@The12thSeahorse]

What a tragic way to die....on both sides.

[@Crackshotsteph]

So many drowned in this battle.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

RAMMING SPEED!!!!!

[@jhongaming5648]

Like si hablas español

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Question: Were the Vandals still under the rule of King Geiserich at this time? Or had he already died by now?

[@diadokhoi5722]

King geiseric was the king during this time

[@guardianangel7047]

Honestly I thought the Romans won.

[@marcusgodioso277]

Vandals was a barbarian tribe ?

[@mattaffenit9898]

Marcus Mgodioso No, they're a Germanic tribe - at this point a major kingdom. Barbarian was a blanket term used to describe everyone not deemed to be Romano-Hellenic enough, including the Sassanids, the Brythonic and Goidaelic peoples of Britannia, the Germanic peoples rampaging across mainland Europe, the Slavic peoples, the Huns (and other Uralic speakers), the Basques, north African natives (besides Aegyptus), Semitic peoples, and a few dozen other groups that I can't be bothered to list.

[@beezybuzyfamily]

sadly. rome is gone :(

[@PRAEFECTVSMAGNVSXXXIII]

You mean 461 AD

[@mattaffenit9898]

Crocodile Kladas No, he means CE. I think you're both stupid and should use BP (Before Present - modern archaeologists scale things back from 1950-ish when radiocarbon dating was invented), but that's because I'm a complete nerd who likes to screw with both sides of an argument.

[@PRAEFECTVSMAGNVSXXXIII]

Basically the only stupid here is you and the right is to use BC and AD now go and eat your breakfast

[@mattaffenit9898]

Crocodile Kladas Oooh. Look at you, trying to force someone to conform to a standard set by your religion. Unfortunately for you, I am of the old ways, and I don't care in the slightest about your opinion. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'll keep using BP, because that's what people who actually work with and around historical cultures use.

[@mattaffenit9898]

Crocodile Kladas Oh, and learn how grammar works, pleb. It's called a period. You should use it.

[@PRAEFECTVSMAGNVSXXXIII]

Well i dont care for your opinion too, and my Religion doesn't concern you its none of your business and i dont care too what you and other people are using i care what IM using understand ?

[@christophergonzales563]

I'm not a huge fan of the Roman models in that game. They do not have oval shields in that time period.

[@marcusgodioso277]

Christopher Gonzales are u sure ?

[@christophergonzales563]

Marcus Mgodioso yes. There are almost no video games that have it right. Only the Roman Auxiliaries had oval shields in that time period.

[@marcusgodioso277]

Christopher Gonzales didn't know that.good to know

[@Zalijegamer]

This is Western Roman Empire, few years before it fell. They did not use Scutum anymore during that time.

[@mattaffenit9898]

Christopher Gonzales In the mid 5th century? *Yes they fucking did.* The classic rectangular Imperial scutum of the Principatus era saw peak use in the Dacian Wars, and slowly declined until the late 3rd-early 4th century. The cetratus was the shield of the day - an auxilium would mosy likely use a round shield, as was common among the Germanic tribes. The biggest problem I have is all the Germanic tribes having models of the Sutton Hoo helm - to my knowledge a Vendel Era (6th-8th centuies) find from Anglo-Saxon England - and Celtic anthropomorph swords instead of the simpler spatha hilts they were known for. Oh, and Roman infantrymen wearing parade crests on their helms in battle; that shit fucking triggered me when I first saw it. By the way... since when were pikes used by the Germanic tribes in the 5th century? As far as I know, pikes fell out of use after the Roman conquest of Hellas, and weren't re-introduced in any major way until the late 13th century by the Scots, and later adopted by the Swiss to fight off the Burgundians.