Episode 1 - Let's Play Expeditions : Conquistador - Noble Beginnings

[@feztasticgaming2890]

Anyone else here reliving the glory days of amazing lets plays?

[@julianfernandezduca2196]

Yes.

[@Brokenlance]

This time period is rich and full of story telling opportunities, but so much of history is misunderstood and many will focus in on the negative and never see the positive. History isn't black and white, and few are ever wholly good or evil. It's a whole lot of grey. An interesting story from the time that many people do not realize is that Hernan Cortez was not necessarily the aggressor in his fighting with the Aztecs. Actually, he helped unite the various tribes that have been decimated by the Aztecs in mutually beneficial alliances to conquer to Aztecs. He was just as much diplomat as a conqueror. Yet, at the same time, he took slaves. Just as an example of how not everything is all good or bad, even in this time period. (As a disclaimer, I am NOT justifying the crimes committed against the natives, I'm just stating that this time period isn't just completely awful)

[@Dremons7]

Google the Confederacy of Tlaxcala. They were the biggest allies to Spain during their conquest and thus gained privileged status among the other natives, keeping their culture and being respected to the point of only answering to the king himself through native ambassadors. It was clearly a matter of loyalty, would the spanish ever allow native states to exist if they were these cartoon villains everyone portrays them to be?

[@ShebaFr]

​@@Dremons7 Spain was victim of what they themselves called "Black Legend", a negative propaganda drummed up by ALL THEIR ENEMIES at that time: England and France mostly. Its now rooted in world popular culture so deep you still feel it over the world in various portrayals of Spain of that period. (While the Aztecs gets the Noble Savage treatment)

[@rohenthar8449]

@@ShebaFr Don't forget about USA too, they had beef with Spain too, and as we know USA was and is master of "Black Legend's".

[@majorplothole2620]

"How can you be a peaceful Soldier?" You asked. "If you want Peace, prepare for war." I guess is the best way of explaining it. They're prepared to fight, they're ok with fighting - but if a better alternative is there - Take it. (Which in E:C they do punish you if you don't try at least to avoid fights that don't need to be fought.) At least that's what I got out of it in my own play throughs.

[@TheHauntedReader]

I am so getting this game, I love studying about the Spanish conquests during the early 1500's. Thank you Splatter Cat for doing this playthrough. =)

[@cameronstrommen1714]

THIS! i finally found the 1st SplatterCatGaming video ive watched! only took me 4hours of history scrolling... T♡T

[@koffieslikkersenior]

History is not offensive. It's just what actually happened. Don't be that kind of guy

[@Revan579]

History isn't neutral, a lot of shitty stuff happened. Repeating historical conditions in video games to create a scene is one thing and many games integrate atrocities in ways that are respectful and tasteful, but I find a bit odd the desire to repeat them as such, as if being 'authentic' and 'realistic' is the absolute standard and we just have to embrace egregious moments of inhumanity. We have imaginations for a reason - to think about alternatives. For example, there were virtually no European women in the 'New World' during colonization, but this game puts them there AND gives them roles that they historically didn't have, which I think is admirable. Similarly, I think it's admirable to imagine the Spanish conquerors not needing to be racist and genocidal, or conquerors. I think that such things are healthy for people to do. Moreover, I think it's healthy to imagine native Americans as being a people with dignity and civilization instead of numerical figures staining the history of good, pious white men.

[@koffieslikkersenior]

I find it despicable. You're changing history to suit your needs. The gruesome parts must not be left out because they make you uneasy. In fact, view the uneasiness as lesson. You would never see a world war 2 film portrayed as a pillow fight either, right? I know that's taking it to the extreme, but you must learn to be honest. Facts are facts and society was fundamentally different 500 years ago - in a way our modern mind cannot really comprehend. One must only look at the Ancient Greeks to see how different people thought about most things. On the one hand they were extremely liberal, tolerating homophiles and even mild forms of pedophilia, on the other hand, slavery and war were constant realities.

[@Revan579]

Nobody's changing history, in fact this game doesn't pretend to be fully historical: as I said, there were no women in the Spanish military, but it's very tasteful and, because of 'realists' such as yourself, edgy to include women in historical situations where they weren't historically. That's not changing history. for one thing, if you want to find the actual history of an event, you can read a book or ask some scholars of the period. Should there be a game about 17th century trade which makes you directly assume a ship of characters responsible for transporting slaves to the new world, where you get to flog them, rape them, and throw them overboard? That's not showing 'historical reality', that's going out of your way to emphasize the nastiest shit that was ever done. And to derive enjoyment from that is utterly despicable. Emphasizing so explicitly the discourse of genocide, which this game does, borders at certain times on similar levels of distastefulness. Europa Universalis 4 simulates the slave trade abstractly, to show that it matters for historical events, but it doesn't force you to directly embody the slave-masters. This game is good precisely because it allows you to be a version of the Spanish that virtually never existed: those who may have been tolerant, peaceful, and curious of peoples other than themselves, and also perhaps not so greedy as to rob an entire continent of its wealth and destroy civilizations along with it. I don't understand why its so virtuous/authentic to simulate the 'realism' of vicious and sadistic conquerors who had no problem with themselves or with their God about slaughtering millions of people. I have no desire to do that precisely because I understand how history did in fact occur, and repeating that sort of murder and destruction in a video game, where the object is precisely that intent (to murder like the murderers and pillage like the pillagers), is not interesting to me whatsoever.

[@koffieslikkersenior]

My point is just that if you base your story, film or game or whatever on history, you should get your facts straight. It might seem stupid 'because it's just a film', but people pick up on a lot of bullshit and go home thinking some things actually happend in a certain way. Some great examples would be Vikings wearing horned helmets, or unfeathered dinosaurs. Someone decided it was better to give Viking helmets unpractical horns, because they look better that way, seemingly. Same with the modern Vikings series thinking Vikings wore some sort of biker leather instead of maille. If you can work out a story within the constraints of the actual facts, like for example HBO's Rome, then you are a far better storyteller anyway. (Even that series has it's minor flaws, but I'm not one to nitpick - ahum biker leather armour again). As for women in the army, never understood that one. Even today it's not simple as a woman to be a warrior, let alone in a society that considered women to be lesser than men for some reason. There are mentions of female warriors in most cultures, but they're mostly myths and let's not forget, Jeanne d'Arc was burned at the stake. If you can work around the limitations of your time period, like I said earlier and do find a way to include a female warrior, then I commend you. Mount and Blade does this fairly well. You will be discriminated and choosing a woman, just like choosing a to be a commoner is more like a difficulty setting (or tedium setting)

[@Revan579]

For one thing, a game isn't a film; differences in medium matter. There's also a difference between 'basing' or 'founding' something on history, and on the other hand structuring it to exactly resemble that history. The movie "300" is based on history, but its mythology, alien to most of us and utterly non-historical (unless of course you manage to forget that history has a perspective: perhaps the Spartans had no mythology [for themselves] and, for all intents and purposes, fought a God-king) makes the movie infinitely more varied, alive and intense. No game or movie can 'represent' what happened without adding differences that make it compelling for an audience. In fact, no medium can 'represent' history period, it can only repeat significant elements in a way that makes sense to us, and as a narrative act, will intrigue us. For example, the Spanish SPOKE IN SPANISH; where exactly is the historical accuracy there? Or does the swapping of languages not influence a 'historical' representation whatsoever? Moreover, you're embodying a perspective: what about history for the native American cannon fodder you're gunning down in the game? The Spanish perspective cannot account for how they felt about Spain invading their territory, so it's already non-historical in precisely the way that Eurocentric history is non-historical: it doesn't care about anybody who isn't European, and insofar as the historical suffering of a different ethno-religious population can be made an object of violence to simulate 'historical conditions' in a video game about imperialist conquerors, so much the better, because we can feel again the way that we already do, an implicit "fuck you" to those who 'historically' and in the representation of that history, matter less to us. Why not make a game about a slave revolt, where you play as a black population slaughtering their white conquerors? Or instead of a COD game centered around killing Russians, or a COD game centered around killing vaguely Arab men (both COD 4), you play a game about the Afghani 'insurgents' killing American soldiers? Or a game where China is fighting America, and you're playing as the Chinese? Because that's not allowed. You're playing a perspective of history, a piece of history, and not a particularly compelling one at that, since Western history prefers its own story to the others. Stop pretending that you have a historically objective panorama of all events encompassed in a game where you want to play as a white man essentially scalping brown people. Lastly, regarding women in the Spanish army, it's actually a fairly simple matter. Women might wish to play this game and NOT PLAY AS A FUCKING MAN for once. It's not hard to understand. The Spanish didn't have women in the military; they still don't, but fuck that. It's for the same reason that in Dishonored 2, you can play as either Emily or Corvo, because people like to play as someone who they can identify with sometimes, instead of always playing as the opposite gender. And also, Dishonored is based on Victorian era history, but uses technology that doesn't exist now and didn't exist then. Why? Because it makes it better: it's a new way of imagining a historical age that makes it several times more interesting and compelling. What better to add to a godless yet still moralist culture but an indifferent deity who likes to shake things up a bit to entertain himself.

[@RandomProfileName]

I was surprised by the spanish pronunciation of SplatterCat, very good; It´s a very rare ability to find among youtubers. Mucha suerte y espero ver muchos mas videos!!!

[@KronosHobbes]

Man, you deserve more views, you're really entertaining :

[@nutyyyy]

Any game with violence in it could be seen as offensive, its unfortunately history.

[@GamelessOne]

It's more about avoiding the alienation of half they're possible customer base. Lol. Look at me responding to a 2 year old post xD Also, read up on history, there are actually alot of examples of women who acted just like men and even bested lots of men. Sure, there weren't officially female soldiers, but there could have been, like today. Lots of female soldiers today kicking ass out there.

[@xxstrategosxx1876]

The Spanish were great conquerors, I would love to play this game.

[@witherheadstudios]

Geez

[@ribbonfighterone9287]

+FraggingBard Old comment but I'll reply anyways: Napoleon was a genius military general that crushed the other European powers as well. Add in the fact that the Spanish was already weak to begin with and you can't really blame them. You're right at the armada part but again, they faced off against two opponents. And what are you talking about working with the Nazis? The dictatorship was a result of the civil war and Franco never wanted to join the war. Hitler was trying to appease Franco into joining his side hence the Nazis siding with the Nationalists. Not true, again. The Spanish fought the Moors, Italians, French, and Germans successfully. Ever heard of El Cid, the great fighter against muslims? Or the Tercios that were the most formindable fighting force in Europe? I mean for Christ's sake, The Spanish held *dominion* over most of Europe and half the _world_ at one point, the only people who had that kind of power were the British and French. Funny thing about that "STD" stuff, since other colonizers did the same thing, but perhaps not to the same extent. The Portuguese created the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Blame the Latin Americans for their feuds, it isn't Spain's problem now. Lol, every European hates the Romani, what makes the Spanish special? Islamic wars of conversion are nothing special since the Muslims attacked at the right time when the Byzantines and Persians were weakened, and the Visigothic king Roderic was betrayed by his own men to let the Muslims in Iberia. Prussia? Germany? The Spanish held way more land than them. Again, the Russians were fighting petty natives compared to the Europeans the Spanish fought. The Netherlands? come one dude, their empire was minuscule compared to Spain's.

[@Luzitanium]

lol oh so the portuguese exist now? yes the portuguese were the first to move slaves from continents to other continents as the greeks created the mediterranean slave trade, slaves were resources at the time, but the spanish were the most agressive ones by destroyed entire cultures, the portuguese were doing for commercial trades purposes the spanish did for just destruction, but then the portuguese were the first to abolish slavery how about spanish? spain even lost most of the fights agains portuguese.

[@sayanorasonic]

Luzitanium bold claim, where is your source? The british destroyed more culture especially during the time they are conquering america. Nearly every culture has slavery in their culture, the Europeans are only famous of this simply because of libtards, stop saying "this did slavery that didnt blah blah blah"

[@sayanorasonic]

FraggingBard Because that wouldnt benefit them dumbass, spain wasnt invaded as much because of the geographical location, so they have less to defend from less advanced civilization. Just pure bullshit you are spitting, im sure if they are weak then they wouldnt participate in the 30 years war

[@MyrdinAnnoth]

Heh Splatter. First i got hooked up on Mount and Blade Warband thanks to your awesome series, and now i am starting to get interested into this. Thanks for all your hard work you do, putting these videos out for us, its great and we appreciate it much ;)

[@XXXXJosefXXXX]

Yep, his voice is clear than other streamers.

[@AzimovTube]

Glad you started up this one, looked interesting when I see it pop up on gog and steam. Hard to get a feel of how it plays, and what percentage of time is squad combat from the promos though.

[@PolskaOmerta]

Wow, I have never before watched a more informative and entertaining Let's Play video! After this game showed up on Steam I wanted to check it out, and I'm happy I clicked on this video. I'm definitely going to buy this one soon, and watch more of your channel.

[@marovor1]

ty for introducing me to this game splattercat it seems very interesting and i have to have it! great commentary by you as well as always!

[@JessyFurry]

Hey :) first time commenter on your channel, i watched your towns and don't starve let's play and i just love your voice, so much that i usually run video's of you in the background because listning to you calms me and makes me feel smart with your calm, intellectual-toned voice :D Also this game seems like everything i love, i liked mount & blade too and civilization 5 :3 Keep it up !

[@bilrts55]

Combat looks very good, I'll keep an eye on this LP and see if that remains true in the long run.

[@Xaldrae]

I saw the discription for this on the fourth ep, and as soon as I saw "We plunder and pugilize less than peaceable pirates!" I knew I needed to watch this. ;)

[@MullerTutorial]

Dude, how come you don't have thousands of subscribers? Just found your channel and it's amazing! You got another subscriber ;)

[@jamiengo2343]

I am actually really impressed with your pronunciation. Great Job!!!

[@GFWBCK]

Wow I really enjoyed your lets play and your commentary was great! Subscribed :D

[@richardjohnson6331]

Beautiful soundtrack on this game.

[@KJackMP3]

what happened to the second episode? :(

[@AquaBoar83]

Really enjoying this LP so far. Nice commentary! I just bought the game due to this video and am about to set out.

[@carolineeasthope7939]

Great episode. All your video's are very informative and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@hasklepios]

I'm french and i don't understand english but you really speaks clearly and is easier for me to understand. Thanks for the video ^^

[@hoabinh555]

Steam had a game called Expeditions: Conquistador for sale and I said to myselft, "what is that?". And first on the list in youtube was a SplatterCat playing this. Like the game, like the style of commentary so I subscribed. Turns out you play just the right sort of games that I like. Can't watch the EC playthrough anymore though, since I bought the game and want to finish it once first at least to avoid spoilers :)

[@luxiscarbonus]

Señor, your humor alone made me subscribe. Came here looking for a guide for Expeditions, got a "watch-this-guy-play-this-game-and-laugh-your-socks-off"......... Congratulations... ... ... "Head-butt a tree and carve it into funny looking chairs..."? Dude!! :)

[@Mumbolian]

Really enjoying this. Hoping I can learn from your let's plays.

[@graysoncarter9925]

Haha! Mount and blade is my favorite game as well!

[@Marias_Empty_Box]

hey Splattercat your old friend here what state is your native side from mines is from Nebraska?

[@Mumbolian]

Great starting intro, I already want to buy the game and I don't even know what it is!

[@Cresset]

Great video, even convinced me to buy the game at full price instead of waiting for a sale like I do with every other game. Liked and subscribed.

[@Panzerbush]

I think you're confusing Glorifying with Ignoring.

[@johndarkhorse396]

At 15:32 it says, "dressed in an Captain's army uniform" instead of "a". I'm not a hater; I just notice these things. Other than that, everything else seems perfect, minus a few comma splices, but who cares. On another note, the governor at 17:59 reminds me of Edward Norton lol. This is on sale right now on Steam for $4.99 and it's looking like it's worthy of that price.

[@Hung-Ly]

Just did a quick Translate and realized he called himself "the cat of the Splatter"

[@XDLessons101XD]

Splattercat, how did you record this without getting copyright claims?

17:45 I'm guessing that's the Alcazar de Colòn, La Catedral and la Fortaleza Ozama?

[@Agora13]

Wrong.

[@BubbaSatori]

Enjoyed your first episode. Picked up the game at GOG for $5.

[@MrTyanth]

how would you know how native he is exactly?

[@ArturoGarzaID]

This guy is so afraid of being labeled a racist, it's pathetic.

[@Hung-Ly]

Oh at 4:56 you said you wanted one of those hats they are not hats they are helmets and they are Morion Helmets popular among many Soldiers not just the Spanish it's just that the Spanish are portrayed as wearing the helmet the most often and yes the Helmet does scream Power it's a nice looking and Functional Helmet

[@Lardon2]

Awesome game and part! Portraits looks nice. Indeed, this game remembers me a Heroes of might and magic episode. One thing isn't historically realistic: in the XVIth century, women didn't fight as soldiers!

[@matthewdesmarais6046]

episode 2 not available anymore

[@chemicalconfusion6164]

Do you know why?

[@matthewdesmarais6046]

No

[@cameronstrommen1714]

but WHY.....

[@Quacker29]

Very well done SplatterCat :)

[@ASMRByDesign]

When I heard you say that your favorite game is Mount & Blade: Warband, I hit the subscribe button so hard that my mouse exploded into a million shards. Really enjoying your content so far!

[@zuperzimmecool]

"Up to my eye balls in females" made me a subscriber.

[@StrictlyChristo]

enjoyed your lets play Subscribed

[@SodAlmighty]

"We'll just shower afterwards..." Classic.

[@litchgath]

Very nice splattercat. personally I would be more diplomatic with the spanish guys because they are the ones with your fate in their hands. at least for the moment.Now to catch up on all the amazing videos you have posted.

[@adamkawsara6881]

Rather late at this point but I think it was a really well done presentation and unlike some of the...well...people have the same amount of points in diplomacy as a block of wood, think you handled it quite well and it speaks fondly of your character in real life. I would ignore every comment that uses the word, "liberal".

[@SirFressleiste]

You have my like sir!

[@blakelowrey9620]

Dude please get one of these hats. You will get all the famales in the club.

[@FifinatorKlon]

So. They use actual firearms to shoot each other in a training battle? Seems fine to me.

[@gibson_smiles]

It's a game. People shouldn't be afraid to take the persona that the game gives. I'm white, but i'm fine roleplaying as a white-hating Japanese isolationist in feudal-era Japan. You're going to notice a lot of touchy subjects that are in fact glorified even though they shouldn't be, but this isn't one

[@jaydenhare7636]

i love your vids splattercatgaming

[@iamtheroo68]

*Cough*Mount&Blade*Cough* -Tackata

[@Jairion]

Investing in diplomacy and survival on a mission that, by today's standards would be labeled invasion, is pretty silly to me. Forget diplomacy and foraging, invest everything in might and take what you need from the natives. If you're going to invade anyway, better do it right! Vae victis!

[@FrederichSchulz]

+Jairion I love that quote. "vae victus". Classic

[@trexman9793]

The flor de leis is French isn't it a Spanish colony?

[@Agora13]

Its catalan from ye olde iberic kingdom of Aragon. Catalan sounds like French.

[@trexman9793]

That is true

[@lapatrole]

Trex Man Fleur de Lys is French, Catalan is a Spaniard

[@aietes]

I would like to know as well.

[@alexg6464]

I love mount and blade too :D

[@CesarAugustoRocabadoVillegas]

Well it would be historical so 10/10 btw you say you're native descendant (cuz as far that i know the only natives remaining are some of the untouched amazonas tribes, and the rest of us are mostly mongrel, mestizo or half blood). Where are you from or what culture relate to?

[@lsrcrBlind]

This game looks like "Omerta CITY OF GANGSTERS"

[@Welther47]

They say expeditions conquistador is better than Vikings. But I dislike this setting and just prefer vikings... So, it is worth getting?

[@Welther47]

@@arseniy321 They say expeditions conquistador is better than Vikings.

[@Welther47]

@@arseniy321 Is your mother Emily? I will be "discussing" it with her.

[@scottsanderson8855]

Did he say mount and blade I'm in

[@mrnazman25]

Sir, as a spanishman, I have to say that you have to improve your Spanish pronunciation aaaaa lot, but it was quite fun listening to it!

[@kristofersmith4871]

Oh Splattercat how you make me laugh :)

Santiago de los Caballeros... not San Tiago XD

[@11DNA11]

"I DON'T WANNA BE RACIST!" boo fucking hoo.

[@ThePiousMan]

You've made a good impresion on me sir. Sub it is.

[@Lorflord007]

Hahah i had more fun hearing how he struggles to pronounce names than with the actual gameplay Px

[@Patavinity]

Wow, very cool game - an interesting period and setting. I'm kind of surprised there are female conquistadors, but whatever.

[@iMassdebate10]

Cut the grand standing and play the fucking game.

[@pulp735]

El Gato Del Splatter? Are you making fun of Spanish last names? As a hispanic american I find that a little offensive....haha just kidding :) See how this PC nonsense can get out of hand very easily though?

[@attom-ic8591]

attom-ic.com.br/expeditions-conquistador/

[@359339]

That's not what glorifying is.

[@UltraGamer1]

Sub'd to... you should be a soccer Commentator :).

[@Dr.Akakia]

So he always talks so much, even 9 years ago

[@RedMenace446]

splattercat is native American? really? sveet! you do not see that many native American lpers, awesome lps by the by!

[@donterrenoalto4235]

bro voice sounds so different

[@Athalfuns]

This game would be awesome, if they were Portuguese instead.

[@feastguy101]

Lol we would have traded with the natives instead of smashing them outright. We were a lot more insidious with our colonial strategy than the Spaniards.

[@aisthpaoitht]

This guy is such a liberal, makes it hard to watch

[@blockyorbits2376]

Then leave.

[@rodrigomartinez5831]

SnowFlake Alert!!!

[@ShidaiTaino]

Rodrigo Martinez de Hoz how is he a snowflake?

[@frendlysancho]

too much talk at beginning

[@Luciferhehe]

HAHA big fan of racis.... I mean ranged characters awkward

[@Guyherethere]

Why shouldn't it be glorified? Yes, the Europeans did some horrible things when they came over, but it was nothing compared to what the people of the new world got out of the deal in the end. Enjoying that electricity? Modern medicine? Democratic style of government?

[@feastguy101]

Most of them didn’t get past the smallpox part.

[@Yianni075]

The game doesn't worth much. It is kind of repetitive, with a silly leveling system, almost nonexistent-ridiculous trading system and silly micromanagement on aspects that don't make sense (camping). Only play it if you REALLY like a somehow good story on that particular time period.

[@StrategyFunTime]

They already had democracy and medicine that was more effective than it is now, nice try though. Read up if you're going to talk about history.

[@Revan579]

Exactly where in Europe, during the 17th century, was there any semblance of democracy? Europe only had monarchies, trade republics, and theocracies, and in trade republics, only extremely wealthy, landed men from distinguished families could vote on policy. Furthermore, EVERY SINGLE colonizing power was a monarchy of some kind, so no, they did not "have democracy". As for medicine, I'm much less knowledgeable, but during that time medicine was barely ahead of the theories of Galen, a Roman physician who borrowed many of his ideas from the Greeks and their theory of the 'humors'; not exactly the enigma of medicinal innovation.

[@ShidaiTaino]

StrategyFunTime there was democracy in the late 1400s?

[@FinalFlash1000]

Only AMERICANS get offended by words they dont understand :D ....pussies

[@aietes]

By the way, the word racism was invented in the nineteenth century.

[@adamlee6620]

Do you live in a hut and hunt with bows? do you worship native american gods? No. you are not Native American, you are American.

[@acanning]

he means his ethnicity is Native American, not he "is" Native American.

[@HaxSean]

you don't need to follow strict guidelines to be a native american dumbfuck.

[@MiaGadegaard]

I think maybe he's both ^^

[@doctorselby]

***** but there is a theory the first native americans were from asia

[@niallbaker7347]

HaxSean Haha I agree, Shane is kind of borderline racist saying that to be Native American you have to live in a hut and use bows

[@mortarpestle.4267]

Pagan Native-Americans?! INACCURATE OVERLOAD!

[@mortarpestle.4267]

***** Paganism was a religion founded in Europe (and Asia minor) and was the dominant religion of Rome before Christianity. Romans and Native Americans have NO cultural ties and there has been no evidence of Pagan artifacts in the Americas.

[@mortarpestle.4267]

***** You are incorrect again: Modern Paganism is the general implication to a multitheistic religion; Hinduism, Tengri, etc etc.

[@mortarpestle.4267]

***** I am only trying to enlighten you and in no way am I trying to annoy you.

[@mortarpestle.4267]

***** Thanks for the trivia.

[@Bukowski208]

+Mech Tasker History 101 if it wasn't Christian, Jewish or Muslim it was pagan. even though now we would refer to their religious practices as animism and polytheism, the Spanish conquistador's didn't care as they weren't interested in their culture only their gold.

[@Borialim]

aztecs aint native americans

[@gaanii3376]

they're native to the Americas, so yes they are- this is coming from a native american .

[@markranielfelices5766]

They're native to america so that's why they're called native americans

[@quitmarck]

Tfw some people are this retarded