HUGE EPIC BATTLE OF WATERLOO - Napoleonic: Total War 3 (Napoleon's Eagles)

HUGE EPIC BATTLE OF WATERLOO - Napoleonic: Total War 3 (Napoleon's Eagles) - Today we are watching a huge battle of Waterloo sent in by General Cody.
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[@kapitankapital6580]

Yeah, Napoleon has the best intro of any Total War game. The only one I won't skip when booting the game up. I really want a Victoria Total War.

[@izzitfs2311]

me to

[@gryphon0468]

Pike and Shot baby! English Civil War/Protestant vs Catholic Religious wars.

[@whagtg5250]

Me too

[@hypersp3ce596]

You can skip it?? I literally pressed everything and I can’t skip it! Please respond lol

[@kapitankapital6580]

@@hypersp3ce596 I'm pretty sure it's escape to skip intro cinematics

[@vincenspietrangelo8980]

god I wish they would make another game like Napoleon Total War, I don't know what it is about this game but there's just something totally timeless about it!

[@vicentgalvan70]

I don't wanna to be a bitch about it, but CA is going very arcadie in the later titles. I do admit that the cav chargers in Three Kingdons are insane, but the rest, including Warhammer, is very, very arcadie. That and the fact that you can't edit the campaign map kind of killed it for me.

[@kapitankapital6580]

@@vicentgalvan70 That's why returning to the modern era would be good. You can't have it too arcady, Napoleon is about as arcady as it gets. You couldn't have Wellington carving his way through a square of Old Guard, for example.

[@quentin8159]

@@kapitankapital6580 ahahaha Wellington rather hide in a shell hole than charge la Vieille Garde!

[@vicentgalvan70]

@@kapitankapital6580 I disagree. In Napoleon, if you charge the enemy with cav behind your troops, the cav is going to ride down the enemy and you. In Warhammer the cav charged through the back of infantry.

[@Jinisinsane]

The battle map is amazing but the campaign map must be overhauled and streamlined.

[@Wakka100w]

"my snacks are many, my ability to spend an hour watching little uniformed men on a computer screen is..... Worrying"

[@smokyblackeyes3615]

lol we all are

[@jamesmatley5845]

yeah lol

[@scopaestheesia]

Underrated comment lmao

[@broadbandislife]

I feel personally attacked

[@talleyrand3551]

I’ve got a bad feeling about this Napoleon. Might have to keep an eye on this guy.

[@alabamaisyourdaddy6137]

Ive got a bad feeling about this Talleyrand guy. I might have to keep an eye on him cuz he is a dirty traitor.

[@Falcon683]

You guys keep an eye on Napoleon but I keep an eye on the Russian winter

[@ryanrusch3976]

I read somewhere that he might be dead, I didn't even know he was sick!

[@Falcon683]

Ryan Rusch nah it’s british propaganda

[@GobanShodan]

No need to worry, we exiled the bastard to some backwater island in the Mediterranean about 6 months ago. I wouldn't worry too much if I were you.

[@LowryYT]

the french have the strongest cav in game, French player: "im gonna do what's called a genghis khan move"

[@Mark16757]

Lol

[@joseoliva4911]

"My enemies are many my equals are none" The bushes start speaking spanish

[@taxiarchiskalyvas8198]

Didn't get the reference 😢

[@yugatrasclart4439]

@@taxiarchiskalyvas8198 the guerilla war after Napoleon's invasion of Spain

[@taxiarchiskalyvas8198]

@@yugatrasclart4439 and i imagine that went badly?

[@XiBMCiX]

Snow starts speaking russian.

[@dustman0048]

@@taxiarchiskalyvas8198 Like USA in Vietnam: superiority on the battlefield but guerilla warfare everywehere

[@revanofkorriban1505]

41:58 "They've got some infantry forming square, it's almost like Old Guard forming square." Ahem. That is the Old Guard. Vielle Garde means "Old Guard" in French.

[@blakelester1419]

The biggest mistake in the battle was when General Ney the great French Corps commander thought he saw the British breaking over the hill and lead a massive French Cav charge right into prepared British squares.... Ney was a great military tactician, some of the amazing feats he pulled off during the Russian retreat are still unbelievable, and legend says that he was the final French solider that crossed the final bridge into the Duchy of Warsaw... But that cav. Charge really ruined his reputation.

[@LoudaroundLincoln]

Reputation eh? A lifetime to build, seconds to ruin.

[@deliverant9375]

He couldn't see them over the hill, and by the time the Cavalry charged above the hill, it was too chaotic for him to order a proper retreat.

[@Elcore]

Once in a while I say or do something and know exactly how Ney felt that day.

[@AshlandIT]

I believe you are correct sir. The rain was a factor also. Does this game not have weather?

[@ReadySetMoses]

The bigger mistake was Napoleon holding off the attack to allow the ground to dry and allowing the Prussians to arrive and attack the flank.

[@ronyzoramsanga2844]

Finally , the emperor return,I've been waiting so long for Napoleon to be back

[@maximilienfaydelestrac9436]

Rony Zoramsanga yeah me too

[@MrGaming-qr5nx]

Rony Zoramsanga yes good yes

[@naprawo7498]

Exactly

[@thisisgamelord2421]

It took way to long indeed

[@claytoncochrane2394]

See these massive chain routs? That’s what we want in newer total war games. It’s silly how you can be destroying an entire army in the newer games and they never break.

[@lobster5571]

Napoleon: "My enemies are many my equals are none..." Snow: *laughs in russian winter*

[@gefechtskehrtwendung9942]

its more like GOD laughs in russian winter. first, it was one of the harshest winters in history. also, Moscow randomly burned, so napoleon could not stay there for the winter. God also laughed at waterloo. the most important reason napoleon lost was the fact that it had rained the day before the battle, so he waited until midday for the ground to dry so he could use his artillery to their fullest potential. this act allowed the prussian reinforcements to arrive before napoleon defeated the british

[@pyotrpetrov8119]

It was over for Napoleon long before the winter of 1812 set in.

[@pablojn4826]

More l i k e Germs in a french soldier body: *Oh these are pretty cool bananas*

[@matthewsneed1761]

Global warming laughs at Russian winter

[@GorrilazWarfare]

it wasn't the winter that beat napoleon, the summer heat is what destoyed 2/3 of his army

[@STRZB001]

THE FINAL CALVARY CHARGE!!! *Calvary slowly walks toward each other quietly and unenthusiastically*

[@mikkelrev9085]

Apollo is one of the only youtubers where the voice matches the apperance perfectly

[@PixelatedApollo1]

Lol I don’t get that a lot

[@ESFAndy011]

I thought I was the only one thinking this. Usually you picture a face with a voice and you get something entirely different on the face reveal lol

[@mikkelrev9085]

ESFAndy011 exactly

[@executeorder6559]

@@PixelatedApollo1 to be real with u ur voice does not suit u in anyway shape or form also btw I live ur vids

[@yitzhakgoldberg2404]

@@PixelatedApollo1 does this mod support multiplayer? And is that 40 unit stacks there?

[@GeneralCodyHD]

Thanks for uploading this! Was such a fun game to play :)

[@golfking3447]

Hi

[@narrowpie]

Agree

[@firk407]

General Cody HD It is such a fun game to watch :)

[@Jinglestv-xz1hu]

Oh man, the Napoleon intro was my first experience playing a total war game, it has a special place in my heart

[@gastonjaillet9512]

I'm really bad at this game (I think it's the firearms that I can't manage), but I just LOVE seeing it. This intro is also my favorite, not because I'm french, but because it is so simple yet so powerful! Those simple words and cut scenes are enough to give me shivers. It could have happened! Now, going to see the video with some snacks as usual :D

[@spencerbriggs-hale2055]

I always love the battles when you can't tell who is going to win until the very end. The closeness of a battle always makes for an exiting watching experience.

[@brianazeez8066]

And we need more Napoleon total war

[@mihoraboteg9034]

YES! YES! FINALY! A NAPOLEON TOTAL WAR BATTLE! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG

[@confusedcaveman5678]

I loved the intro! always love your videos Apollo!! Thank you for making another great video on Napoleonic total war :DD

[@duncannobles3639]

Hey Apollo!! I've been following you for a couple of years now and the Napoleon videos are always my favorites, thanks for doing these!

[@guardiansofarthedain3114]

In the ntw3 mod launcher you can enable free camera which as long as you have it download let’s you zoom in and out as far as you want and go into buildings.

[@thisisgamelord2421]

Wow I didn't know that, thx man That's really cool

[@themanwithallthewrongopini3551]

@@thisisgamelord2421 you can also do it manually through the preferences script. However, the ntw3 mod provides so much more, and I suggest playing with it.

[@thisisgamelord2421]

@@themanwithallthewrongopini3551 I'm playing it now for like 4 months, you can check it out by just klicking on my name 😅😅

[@themanwithallthewrongopini3551]

@@thisisgamelord2421 Great Content! Keep making more!

[@thisisgamelord2421]

@@themanwithallthewrongopini3551 I will

[@shadowsmimic4161]

7:19 you can see a guy’s brain XD

[@joelbachmann10]

Woah

[@SolidAvenger1290]

I love the commentary on your videos covering Napoleon Total War battles & other related content on your channel over the past few years. It's an unfortunate shame that many people, online players, & primarily historians keep forgetting the massive clash at the battle of Leipzig in 1813. It would be vastly more interesting seeing how you comment & react on the course of that battle online when Napoleon (who's Grande Armee was outnumbered & was made up with young conscripts) had to fight against four large armies composed of multiple nations (including weaponry provided by Britain) coming from different directions. I believe the battle of Leipzig was a testament to Napoleon's legacy to fight to the bitter end against the odds & decide the true fate of his Empire beyond France more or less than the battle of Waterloo in European history. Would be nice also if filmmakers today would honor the tradition of producing classic movies like Waterloo, Gettysburg, & Tora Tora Tora to recreate the Battle of Nations for worldwide audiences, and to show the stories of those who fought & died during the Napoleonic Wars.

[@morningstar9233]

Just finished reading "Of Living Valour" by Barney White-Spunner. First published in Great Britain by Simon & Schuster UK Ltd, 2015. An extraordinarily detailed account of the battle of Waterloo, right down to what Napoleon planned to have for dinner in Brussels, following what he assumed would be his victory over Wellington and the allies.Great book! Tracks the stories of individual soldiers on the day as well as the lead up to and aftermath of the battle. Thoroughly recommend it to anyone interested in the Napoleonic era. (He ordered roast lamb, well done, by the way. But i think he unfortunately had to cancel his reservation). Thanks for a riveting simulation Apollo and contributors, watching this i was thinking the battle could very well have gone this way. To answer your question, i think had he won, Napoleon would have sought peace and accepted a vastly reduced empire.

[@Shadow-ql1hm]

Finally I’ve been waiting for so long

[@99IronDuke]

In reality the French normally fought in column and, when they did form line it was always three deep. Only the British fought in two rank lines.

[@revanofkorriban1505]

The French did often fight in line. Columns were for maneuvering and charging. As for the three ranks deep, almost everybody normally went 2 ranks deep, but technically, some of the French and (I believe some Hessian troops) were trained to fight in two ranks if called for (such as in Russia 1812 when casualties forced them to call in men from the third rank to fill in the gaps and keep proper frontage.

[@giacomomeluzzi280]

@@revanofkorriban1505 I read that there has been a strong debate throughout the 18th and early 19th century as to whether 2 or 3 deep was the best. The argument against two deep was that some commanders believed it was too vunerable to cavalry.

[@lyrical8067]

Not true, they mainly used 2-3 rank deep lines in the center as those were good for firepower and columns in the flanks to protect against cavalry and chargs

[@himmetsinghdhaliwal5680]

I am so happy that you posted Napoleon total war. I thought that you had stopped posting Napoleon. Thank you so much. This really made my day

[@blitzcrieg101]

Yay! The first Napoleon Total War in months, and a good selection too. I especially liked you puting the NTW intro in there.

[@frenchmonk94]

Looking forward to see a Napoleonic Wars mod for Bannerlord. Should such a mod arrive of course :P

[@placeholder8768]

TheFrenchMonk definitely will, and oh boy, will it be glorious.

[@kapitankapital6580]

I hope they make a Bannerlord: Napoleonic Wars

[@gagool3434]

If it comes it will be fucking glorious, make Napoleonic_Role_Play great again !

[@FGeraldPeralta]

Game called holdfast: nations at war

[@alfieburns9019]

There is one :D it's called sword and musket

[@windex1613]

HES BACK BOYS!

[@DiegoRYT]

was just starting to watch those after a long time.!! thanks..!! love your uploads

[@leopantig6360]

Thank God that you made another Napoleon Total War video. I've been missing it so much!!!

[@Sarabelle58]

USS Constitution is the only currently commissioned US Navy ship to sink another ship.

[@paulwalker1617]

Oh I like fun random FACTS

[@omclaren3467]

Tf has that got to do with this? And the USS constitution could only defeat smaller ships never any of equal size

[@matthiasfuchs6150]

Yes a Napoleon Battle!!! I- I need my Popcorn, and to drink... And I'm excited!

[@Oversamma]

Hell yeah! I've been dying for some gunpowder action! Many thanks, Apollo!

[@harypick6722]

Man for me just something about this era of conflict always draws me back, i just love the battles.

[@neilmunro4565]

HMS Unicorn, based in Dundee Scotland is the oldest British-built ship still afloat, and the last intact warship from the age of sail. Love your videos BTW. .

[@hoyashi-ta2336]

Neil Munro very sure your talking about the Repair Carrier based on my Azur Lane experience.

[@neilmunro4565]

@@hoyashi-ta2336 No I'm not It is in Dundee and was built long before carriers were even thought of.

[@nogodsnomasters7669]

If Napoleon had won at Waterloo he still had to defeat the Prussian army on his right. Then find a way to deal with the Austrian and Russian armies massing in the East. He may have had more time to rebuild his armies in France and it would have been an interesting campaign.

[@oleemillindkilde8548]

I had this running on my second monitor while playing Empire TW. Man those sound effects alone made my battles so much better

[@Vaarik1]

That intro was fantastic.The word Waterloo caught my eye, and I had to check this video out. Completely worth it within the first minute.

[@IanCrossland]

I would love to be able to zoom into a troop and control him 1st person, or play as the commander, riding back and forth (Mount&Blade style) giving orders to your troops, which are received by smoke, messenger, or trumpet.

[@jaceflores4144]

Napoleon: My enemies are many my equals are none Duke of Wellington: hold my cup of tea

[@FlagshipHistory]

The Duke was nowhere near Napoleon's equal. He was a great general but there are no generals of that time period that match Napoleon's skill

[@jaceflores4144]

Mohamed Mohamed true but he did win at Waterloo but I guess you are right because I think without the Prussians Wellington would of lost

[@GorrilazWarfare]

wellington was average for his skills, he only was "good" because the British were notoriously bad at land warfare.

[@afisto6647]

@@GorrilazWarfare You got a point here.

[@markscouler2534]

@@FlagshipHistory lord wellington whipped his arse in spain and portugal people forget that

[@twmharris-davies4364]

Thank you General Cody and Pixie! Love me some NTW 3!

[@nibidatreya3504]

Also thank u General Cody!!!!! Please make more of these!!!!

[@typicallynotawake9911]

I love the opening speech

[@alduine7986]

As a french, this intro made me feels something, not gonna lie

[@IPendragonI]

As a Canadian I'm glad the British won the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

[@ltjulienja]

@@IPendragonI Im canadian too, but I disagree. Canada should have remained french. There's no reason for a "canadian" to be glad getting conquered by british.

[@IPendragonI]

@@ltjulienja Nah then we would end up like Quebec. The rest of Canada hates them.

[@samu-1845]

@@ltjulienja as A Brit, I think being conquered by any colonial power is gonna be pretty rough, especially if you get conquered by a bunch of redcoats lol

[@ltjulienja]

@@IPendragonI Sure about that? Cause last time Quebec tried to leave Canada our federal government spent millions in pro-canada propaganda begging Qc to stay...

[@tabithamwangi2693]

I love games like this...I just randomly found this channel and now I am addicted to it..Your content is actually wonderful.. Your the best

[@arthurteneyck5582]

Great battle continue like that 👍

[@thegamingsandman9716]

Damn I missed this game. Keep up the amazing work buddy. Love your work.

[@jtnerf4728]

me too

[@brandonmireles3249]

Same

[@MatthewMoudy]

18:08 It's over Wellington, I have the high ground

[@justvibing278]

YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER

[@saywhatnow2173]

DON'T TRY IT!

[@NDW5]

What a great battle, also a great commentator !!!! Love NTW was one of the greatest they made. Thank for the video, maybe u can show more battles from the napleonic area with this mod was awesome to watch.

[@patricklenigan4309]

the fact that THAT total war intro was what introduced me to the Total War franchise... it holds a VERY special place in my heart.

[@porgejoulain3294]

I swear me and apollo would get along so good🤣

[@alabamaisyourdaddy6137]

If Napoleon won at Waterloo and somehow managed to retain his throne we would be living in a better world today but Napoleon would not have become the legend he is today. His exile on St Helena massively increased his fame and gave him the opportunity to dictate his memoirs which became the greatest best seller of the century. As sad as it is, St Helena gave Napoleon the one thing his legendary life had always lacked and that is misfortune. St Helena is actually the time in his life were I admire Napoleon the most; having lost his throne and all his former glory Napoleon could have just taken the cowards way out by committing suicide. Instead he made the best of his life by staying busy with his memoirs, making friends on the island, working on planting a garden, reading and sharing his thoughts on histories greatest commanders. Even as he was suffering agonizing pain from stomach cancer in his last days, Napoleon faced his own death with courage and in his will he asked to be buried on the banks of the Seine " Among the French people whom I have loved so much " I'm sure Napoleon would be pleased to know that he is still as famous as the day he crushed his foes on the field of Austerlizt. The Emperor is now immortal, never to be forgotten, he has joined the likes of Caesar, Hannibal and Alexander in the halls of Valhalla.

[@ethanhatcher5533]

This is great, I've been bingeing NTW3 recently

[@hasanameeri4659]

I just started to like total war because of you man good work

[@Jin-Ro]

Napoleon: "My enemies are many, my equals are none..." *Laughs in Wellington*

[@JFIN-fk7hu]

Bill Hubbard laugh in a coalition against one country

[@irov5884]

Wellington ALWAYS lost against Napoleon. Even in Waterloo, he said "Give me Blücher or give me the night." He had lost then the Prussians showed up.

[@martinviglas6105]

@@irov5884 true

[@irov5884]

@@Yellow-kp9gs False, Wellington and Napoléon fought many times in Spain and Wellington always lost. And no, Wellington didn't won Waterloo, he lost, then Blücher saved him. If their is no defeat there can't be a rescue, yet Wellington got rescued.

[@nunocorreia3924]

I just now that the french army in Portugal tried and lost, tried again and lost...Wellington with the british and portuguese army put the french on the run back to Spain.

[@IanCrossland]

I love the scope of these battles.

[@thomasmain5986]

The first attack by D'Erlon's 1st Corp was four columns of line, basically a massive column of up to eight battalions in line one behind the other, with a Battalion frontage, it was a shock and awe attack, it made a Belgium brigade turn and run, but not the other allied units. And the Column of lines could only fire from a one battalion frontage, could not deploy to a battalion square, took huge losses from artillery fire, so when the English heavy cavalry charged they ripped the French formations to shreds. You have to wonder who's side was D'Erlon's on.

[@britishemperor9170]

I feel as if the brits played that one poorly, stretched his line out too cover the entire field when he was outnumbered .

[@hamm3rtym382]

Firing houses are often forgotten during the battle of Waterloo. 😬

[@mrlightmanmilk270]

Hamm3r Tym3 No

[@derekparker3945]

Great Video. Thanks for coming back to NTW. It is easily my favorite of the franchise, and the scale in this battle was incredible. I'd love to see more NTW3 content on your channel.

[@derekparker3945]

"What would happen if Napoleon would have won waterloo" is a pretty interesting question. IMO you're mostly right about him suing for peace and maintaining his emperor-ship over France at it's Natural borders, or the borders of 1793. It probably would have depended on how decisively he won (if he did) to determine which. Also "Chasseur" is "Hunter," like you say, but they're not all Cavalry. "Chasseur a Cheval" or "Hunters of Horse" are the mounted variety, while "Chasseur a Pied" ("Hunters of Foot"), which is what you were looking at, were a kind of light infantry troop of a generally lesser quality than the Voltigeurs.

[@cyningausty]

I love the era, and these videos. Keep this up!

[@BAThePickle]

He would have sieged Brussels, and then turned le grande armée’s attention to Prince Blücher’s Prussia.

[@test8352]

Old men forget; yet all shall be forgot, But he'll remember, with advantages, What feats he did that day. Then shall our names, Familiar in his mouth as household words- Harry the King, Bedford and Exeter, Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester- Be in their flowing cups freshly rememb'red. This story shall the good man teach his son; And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by, From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be rememberèd- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile, This day shall gentle his condition; And gentlemen in England now a-bed Shall think themselves accurs'd they were not here, And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.

[@skuldergury]

Been looking forward to new napoleon battles from apollo. So excited for this

[@DraktharZakath]

@Pixelated Apollo The "Chasseurs à pieds de la garde" (Imperial Guard Foot Hunters) are elite light infantery of the Imperial Guard. Each infantery regiment in the army had to maintain a list of 10 non-commissioned officers or soldiers fullfuilling some criterias: being 5 years old veterans, being at least 5'3'' tall ad continuously demonstrating distinguished moral and military behaviour. When the "Chasseurs à Pieds" corps need some fresh recruits, they were taken from the lists of candidates maintained by the regmients of infantery. The "Chasseurs à cheval" (horse hunters) are light cavalry used for recognition missions. The "Chasseurs à cheval de la Garde" (Imperial Guard Horse Hunters) was the horse bodyguards of Napoleon. The popular green uniform of Napoleon was a uniform of Imperial Guarg horse unter colonel.

[@beatriztamayo766]

Pixelated Apollo I just want to say you are a really good content creator and by the way can we have more third age

[@elang1702]

Good content creator ? How so ?

[@rookield8077]

@@elang1702 He creates and provides good content.

[@elang1702]

@@rookield8077 Oh really

[@rookield8077]

@@elang1702 Yes.

[@akshaykumarjha9136]

@@elang1702 yes

[@loldog3378]

Is that an bug the french shot 2 times without reloading also im late comment. And also they reload too long i think pushing 2 times is enough they push 5 times i think...

[@Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

2:20 they still use it for meetings which is why its still commissioned.

[@crusader8626]

The HMS Victory is still commisioned in the Royal Navy because it is still a flagship to the fleet. It's in drydocks down in Portsmouth and I highly recommend going to see it.

[@s0cc451]

"Russia can never be tame" but he did lost to them tho.

[@crasyboy2764]

Yes, but he had some success, he reached Moscow and...you know, at least, he was trying) Maybe if he coud defeat russia then it would be better for it, who knows? Because 1 dollar is almost 70 rubles now, hehe.

[@s0cc451]

@@crasyboy2764 Well, you already know that the Russian did also burned Moscow during his Russian's Campaign, though the Russian considered it as a Sacred City in that time. And Nappy didn't stay there for long, since his supply line is pretty much or almost gone from the Partisan and Cossack.

[@crasyboy2764]

@@s0cc451 yep

[@redcapetimetraveler7688]

naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah winter did all the job ;=)

[@crasyboy2764]

@@redcapetimetraveler7688 doesnt change the fact.

[@hffvbgfgggh5873]

Hitler total war?

[@pakoutac]

Hahahah what

[@PunjabiGaming509]

Good idea

[@therealisticgooner8267]

I really enjoy these videos as I’m a big military historian fan. There are a few minor flaws the biggest of which on the Napoleon games is the lack of French Eagles. If morale is an important part of the game then capturing an Eagle would be a strategic objective to demoralise a regiment, just as capturing The colours of a British Regiment. The other thing I’ve noticed is the balance of Artillery, Napoleon as a former Artillery officer loved his Artillery and the French often out gunned there opponents. Of course the Artillery issue may be due to individual game / engagement rules !

[@asddsdsssd]

I really wish they'd play with that building fighting mechanic more, imagine how cool it'd be to have ambushes set up in suburbs during siege battles. They could make it like Rome remastered, how you can make the trees disappear, have an option for the roof of the building or something.

[@kiddmoney7174]

Been waiting for some good ole NTW 3 thank u apollo

[@steamless4507]

amazing intro and even better vid!!!

[@anthonyklanke1397]

I totally agree with the sentiment of scale and tactics being a priority. Good graphics are nice but secondary to strategy!

[@Grand_Master_Hospitalier]

Amazing video!

[@DrSubtle]

That Total War intro gives me goosebumps, fuck it's fantastic.

[@matthewjacques287]

Finally another Napoleon video

[@morrisse0_088]

You had my like just for the intro✌🏽

[@Falcon683]

Apollo in Napoleons Eagles launcher there should be an option saying “ free camera” or something similar so you have to enable that to go through buildings and it also works for NTW3. The only drawback is when you click on the map to move to a location you go there but you go under the map most of the times

[@blazer181]

Finally more Napoleon

[@jorgemartin5316]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video. My only complaint is where are the prussians? seems they were missing in this battle. This is how a Total War of this period should have been, the scale of this battle is just wonderful. I really appreciate your enthusiasm comenting the battle and your thoughts. I can only express my admiration to the players too, who were able to micro-manage all these units so effectively and the line formations are just perfect. I love this mod. Hopefully, you will bring to us more Napoleonic battles of this scale. Keep up your great work and effort, is greatly appreciated. And thank you 1000 of times to play my favourite game. Your enthusiasm makes me to start reading a book I purchased recently about Waterloo battle. You have my like.

[@tophercaesar5375]

To be honest that is one of the most epic and wonderful game intros ever

[@skyold1]

damn after all that time without napoleon total war videos,i thought the empire had fallen

[@lewisbloxham5546]

The Battle of Waterloo is hyped up far more than it should be. (speaking as a British person) This is because after the first peace treaty and exile of Napoleon all the coalition powers agreed to leave a force on the French border to make sure France would remain subdued. This is why Wellington was in Belgium at the time. The Prussians had another and much larger army as well as very large Austrian and Russian forces (in all about 140,000 men near France) Therefore, these would have come in and finished the job. It's extremely unlikely Napoleon would have sued for peace and even more so that the Coaltion would have kept Napoleon in power because his ideas and influence were too dangerous.

[@MHBlacky_GER]

I've been on the Victory a few years ago... Hit my head a couple of times but it was really a blast!

[@jo_lt7220]

Not gonna lie I’m 2 years late to watching this video but that was one of the most epic and powerful intros I’ve ever seen well done 😂👏👏👏👏

[@Jesse.336]

Never heard of this game until today but definitely looks amazing and like the videos

[@RL0323]

fantastic video!!!

[@TotallyNotElPresidente]

Oh I've missed you playing this mod!

[@sergentwolf1237]

This was amazing

[@crasyboy2764]

Please make more line battles! They are awesome!

[@bsquare4945]

Yes more Napoleon total war!

[@fernandokurniawan4079]

YAYYYYYY Apollo back streaming NTW3 again. Bless you.

[@shrednas6567]

I think the next battle he would've lost. Because it is said that even if he won Waterloo, he would have to fight a combined Austrian/Russian army. At this point France is tired of war, and the allied powers clearly stated that there would be no peace until napoleon abdicates.

[@deepyamandas1192]

The players did not agree to wait,the scenario is that,some troops are not available to a side until a certain time stamp,marked on the mini map.

[@gastonjaillet9512]

Ok, your question is interesting. What I will say here is not directly from me, but it is from a very serious study which was done by Belgian historians a few years ago :) The probability of winning at Waterloo was real because without the unexpected arrival of the Prussian army, Napoleon could have won the battle easily. If he had started the battle earlier on June 18 for only an hour, if he had chased the Prussians directly after Ligny and not 12 hours later, if Ney had not hesitated before the Quatre-Bras, if he had not sacrificed the fine flower of the French cavalry, if the emeritus rider Grouchy had remained with Napoleon, if General Constant Rebecque had not disobeyed orders from Wellington asking him to clear the crossroads des Quatre-Bras, if Marshal Blücher had not miraculously escaped capture by the French when he fell from his horse at Ligny, etc ... Napoleon would certainly have won ...! Now there are two options. Some believe that the defeat of the Emperor was inevitable, and that the allies would have won a few weeks later. It was the most supported theory so far. But for a few years, with the discovery of new documents and new studies, historians have realized that another scenario was quite possible. Ok, hold on, this is going to be long :) The first major consequence would have been that the mighty Great Britain would never have become the superpower that it was during most of the 19th century until the First World War. Napoleon did not want to annex England. However, with the coalition defeated, and Waterloo lost, England would have been shaken, isolated, the Belgians would surely have rallied to Napoleon. It is even possible (but unlikely) that with the help of the continental powers, Napoleon could have asphyxiated English trade based on his maritime omnipresence and England would not have played the major role that they played during this period through its colonial empire. it remains unlikely though. However, the English language would probably not have had the importance it now has internationally. We must not forget that in the 19th century French was for over a century the international language of diplomacy par excellence and that it was spoken in all European courts, except in England, of course! Do you know that all of the plenipotentiaries present at the Congress of Vienna in 1815 spoke French, except the English representative (of course), at least initially, Lord Castlereagh who was quickly replaced by a certain Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, British citizen of Irish origin (he was born in Dublin) who perfectly mastered the language of Molière. But more importantly: If the French had not lost their hegemony in Europe during the 19th century unlike the English, they should not have called on them and the Americans to come and rescue them from the German yoke in 1914- 18. Consequently, a certain Georges Clémenceau, when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, would probably not have asked for the treaty to be drawn up in French and in English, the two versions being equally authoritative. By this act, Clémenceau put more than 200 years of hegemony of French as the only official language of Western diplomacy since the Treaty of Rastatt in 1714, which ended the War of Spanish Succession. Having married an American woman and having stayed in the United States, the old tiger as he was known had a perfect command of the English language. He therefore accepted that it would become, alongside the French, the working language of the Peace Conference following the first world conflict. It should also be remembered that the British representatives, David Llyod George, and the American representatives, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, strongly urged that this be the case. The English language was therefore internationally recognized and would never be contradicted as we know today. Damn! or rather: Flute! It is also likely that major nations like Germany and Italy may not have emerged in the 19th century, at least not in their present form. Let’s not forget that France counted at its peak under the Empire up to 130 departments covering a large part of Europe. At the time, departments like Apennines, Genoa, Montenotte, Simplon, Doire, Marengo, Po, Sézia, Stura, Rome, Trasimeno covered Piedmont, Liguria, Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio and part of the '' Emilia-Romagna of present-day Italy with next to it the Kingdom of Naples where reigned Joachim Murat, Napoleon's brother-in-law and the Kingdom of Italy ruled until 1814 by Napoleon I himself with as viceroy his beau son, Eugène de Beauharnais. Let’s not forget that Italy as we know it today will only be reunited under the Kingdom of Italy in 1861, 10 years before the German Empire. Germany was for a very long time a conglomerate of independent states or Landen. The Holy Roman Germanic Empire created in the 10th century is, under pressure from France, dissolved in 1806 and replaced by the Confederation of the Rhine under French protectorate. After the Congress of Vienna it is replaced by the German Confederation under Austrian supervision. After first crushing the Austrians at Sadowa, the Prussians defeated the French troops of a certain Napoleon III to finally proclaim the German Empire in the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles in 1871. Anchored in the nationalist ideas of the Revolution French, will then develop Pan-Germanism which will aim to bring together all the Germans united by the same language and the same culture. Unfortunately, this will derive at the beginning of the 20th century from two world wars that we know too well, given the German desire to create a vital space in the heart of Europe on the remains of the old Habsburg and Romanov dynasties ... Sorry for this very long paragraph, but you can see that the story could have been very different :) But beware all that remains "what if"! It is impossible to predict what could have happened. Maybe winning Waterloo would have changed nothing!