Lancastrians Vs Yorkists | 1485 Historical Battle of Bosworth | Total War Battle

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks to the creator of this video! Please go subscribe to him: www.youtube.com/@BellumCinematicsTotalWar

[@oneshotme]

I'm going to check them out. But tell them that a Mace isn't and can't stab someone like it's showing in your video LOL

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

@@oneshotme lmaoo the animations are quite wild that's true 😭 thanks for giving my channel a shot though 🙏🏻

[@jed_91]

Class video total warrrrrrr keep up wrk

[@SentimentalHogwash]

Swore I heard a few gunshots in there too 😂

[@Bellephrontos]

What was wrong with the Stanley dude? Just showing up at a battle to later decide who to join?😂

[@hipfirehippie3474]

Not a cellphone in sight. people just living in the moment...

[@martinmills135]

😂

[@mindyourownbusinessfatty]

And dying in the moment

[@stuartwhelan233]

Was going to say that 😂😂

[@MikaelDryden]

The man at 8:50 who thrust an entire warhammer through his opponents deserves a promotion.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

He never skips arm day

[@xslytitanx]

Yeah there was a lot of that. 😂

[@jumapl9706]

thats nothing, there was a guy that pushed a whole mace through his enemy lol

[@intruder313]

That was a mace :P Richard III failed because he was using his warhammer backwards!

[@dbszepesi]

Kinda doesn't speak well of Bellum Cinematics that it happened over and over. One of the last kills shown was a full impaling with a mace through armor no less.

[@manuelacosta9463]

Richard was many things, but he sure met a king's death in this battle. Fitting. It was the beginning of an era for England.

[@craigore2011]

From what I've read, it was quite brutal and I'm sure he had it coming.

[@gazza2933]

Shakesperian Propganda.

[@gazza2933]

Richard was the last legitimate King of England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@humanchannel7825]

@@gazza2933Henry 7th was a far better king. Legitimacy means nothing if you can’t keep the country stable.

[@Chalupafatty]

@@gazza2933he’s right. Don’t neglect this comment out of ego. Leave a like on their comment and reply logically, or forever be known as a coward

[@The-Clockwork-Eye]

Richard's crown was not on him upon his death, it had been lost during the mounted engagement. After the battle, Stanley had his men search for it, and it was duly found in a rose bush, and retrieved by a lance, as the men felt unworthy of handling it. Stanley himself placed the crown upon Tudor's head, who knelt in tears before him on a small hillock that subsequently became known as Crown Hill. This was done because none of these veterans of the lengthy dynastic Wars of the Roses wished to delay the matter with pomp, ceremony, and circumstance and risk the possible re-ignition of hostilities and civil unrest.

[@ronaldlaperle6753]

fairy shakespearian tale!

[@The-Clockwork-Eye]

@ronaldlaperle6753 Behave.

[@Bellephrontos]

Funny how back then they had battles. Today we have elections

[@FlashyVic]

​@ronaldlaperle6753 But the story is still the possible origin of the pub name 'The Rose and Crown".

[@mindyourownbusinessfatty]

The said Bush was supposedly a Hawthorn according to legend. It was taken up the hill from Fenn Lane where as you say a knoll next to the church at Stoke Golding became known as crown hill. They have since built houses on the knoll and is called Crown Hill close.

[@kennethknoppik5408]

"I have other sons"damn that's cold.

[@ElliotFree-q9j]

Medieval men were used to having thier kids die. Most didnt make it to adulthood which was about 13 years old back then

[@fus149hammer5]

Life was cheap in those days.

[@ElliotFree-q9j]

@@fus149hammer5 aye, cheers to us being born in the 21st century lol dodged a bullet

[@The-Clockwork-Eye]

The truth is, his son had already been secretly released, and Stanley had been waiting to hear the confirmation, which came by a mounted messenger during the battle.

[@buckplug2423]

Plus, in case he chose the wrong contender to support, he'd threaten the life of ALL of his sons, as well as his entire house.

[@chapmasi]

10yrs ago I worked at the Royal Armouries in Leeds, UK when they unearthered Richard III's body...... Bob Woosnam-Savage one of the lead curators of the museum personally oversaw the unearthing of the late King's remains and was key in the varification of the remains and their autheticity. I was one of the IT guys and Looking at the evidence first hand was epic. Best place I ever worked

[@TheHuttonJ]

As a Leeds lad I couldn't begin to count how many hours I've spent in there. I can see the same stuff over and over and never get bored. Looking up from the bottom of the stairwell is something else. Really cool story

[@chapmasi]

@@TheHuttonJ The MOD's Pattern room is my favourite part of the Armouries. It's not open the public as such though (It's where they have the firing range and Jonathan does his shooting videos)

[@bermondsey548428]

The only thing that let's the royal armouries down is that it's in Leeds.york would have been perfect. the area where it is is very run down it needs to move

[@oscaburns]

The battlefield, is about 12 miles from me, it's actually a good day out. The museum, and battle walk, really give a great sense of picturing the events as they happened on the day. I would recommend a visit.

[@richardh615]

Are you referring to the old tourist centre expanded by Leicestershire cc. I was not aware that the farmer, who owns the real battlefield had build anything. The Bosworth battle field tourist site, I understand was expanded even thou the site of the real battle was being challenged.

[@mcpartridgeboy]

is it quiet enugh that i can smoke weed there ?

[@goodnightvienna8511]

History you can touch and walk into. We forget how rich our heritage is at our peril.

[@L3gionMusic]

@@richardh615 The site is built off to the side of the actual believed battlefield. Part way round the walk you are looking over the fields that the battle took place on. So no, the centre isn't built on the battlefield itself, but you can see it from there.

[@richardh615]

@@L3gionMusic hum you must have good eyes. at least two miles away. i suspect that Leic CC would like to think that as questions might have been asked why they pretend that this was the battlefield .

[@leod-sigefast]

The knights and soldiers are beautifully rendered! The colours, shield crests, the tabards, all so vivid and eye-catching. The battle recital is also great: very clear and understandable. Thanks.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you so much!

[@janeharrington4518]

Well it certainly impressed this 60 year old woman. Smashing 👏🏻

[@fus149hammer5]

To think, the story finally comes to an end in a Leicester car park.

[@goodnightvienna8511]

Yes ! I remember watching them dig then the all important DNA test

[@josephdove6240]

I remember watching the carriage go past along the A47 when they buried him at Leicester Cathedral.

[@facehugger3]

I live in Leicester and went down just after the discovery, when the discovery site first opened . . They'd dug maybe 4 or 5 narrow trenches so finding the actual body was incredibly lucky .

[@goodnightvienna8511]

@facehugger3 if I remember, were the remains buried in what appeared to be a shallow depth, considering the historical importance? I seem to remember them having a 360 ° Excavator with its arm directly down, still deep ,but I'm surprised that the burial site had not been disturbed at all , those buildings surrounding the car park and the surface itself were relatively recent...all it would have taken was for a new gas main to be navigated for that area and they are at a level deeper than what is termed " deep drainage " which I remember seeing being laid and the 360° bucket struggled with that? 30ft deep approx, the shuttering was 10ft high plus more...dangerous job for a groundwork gang, lots to go wrong.

[@UNORTHODOXONETOO]

​@@goodnightvienna8511blah blah blah blah blah, put a sock in it 😂

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

Just a great way of showing historical battles. Thanks !

[@cinematicbattles559]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@zach7193]

Well, this was something. Content worth watching. Been waiting forever for the channel to post. Watched the other battles before this. I've seen Bellum's channel especially the siege of Orleans. It's good.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks for the support! There should be consistent uploads for the next few weeks now, I've just been very busy!

[@zach7193]

@@cinematicbattles559 busy with work?

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@wolfy9937]

Fun fact: the Red Rose of Lancashire and the White Rose of Yorkshire are still widely used to this day, some regiments of the British Army even used it during the first world war, one Regiment adopting the Motto "They win or die, who wear the Rose of Lancaster"

[@issimondias]

The Yorkshire Regiment still have a white rose on their cap badge.

[@alextowers3564]

Further fun fact: The red rose was only one of many Lancastrian emblems, and the white rose of York did not gain widespread use until later. The romantic idea of a red rose against a white rose, and the term "War/s of the Roses", were a Tudor idea which came after the wars themselves.

[@MasterCheeks-2552]

There used to be a York and Lancaster Regiment. I'm supposed they didn't start fighting each other in the trenches.

[@mattsnowden5324]

It's romantic, but in reality Henry Tudor fought under the red dragon of Wales and Richard III fought under the white boar. It wasn't until Henry needed a snappy symbol that he decided to adopt the red rose and combine it with the white rose to make the Tudor Rose. Most of Yorkshire itself actually supported Henry, and most of Richard's forces were from houses based in the south. It wasn't until the Battle of Minden that Yorkshire adopted the white rose as its symbol, but that gave the Victorian romantics an easy shorthand to go with and the Wars of the Roses was born.

[@JagoSevatar-j6v]

Lord Stanley is the “Late Walder Frey” of history.

[@stabcon]

Apparently GRRM took a lot of inspiration from this period of history

[@cinematicbattles559]

Yes it was vaguely based on the Wars of the Roses

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@cinematicbattles559....the Stanley branch here on Merseyside at Knowsley hall...Lord Derby...descendant of red haired Irish adventurers who landed in south Wales in the dark ages, 😊😊😊

[@Alex-cw3rz]

@@cinematicbattles559 In addition Rob Stark is based on Hannibal Barca

[@billysanpidro]

Nah. Walder Frey did not turn the tide of the battle nor saved Robert's forces from being slaughtered. He was just simply "late".

[@yja496]

King Richard III died like a warrior king!

[@derekdavis3004]

Well done. The visual aid really adds gravity to the history. The bravery, and perhaps a little madness, of those men to fight man-to-man in such a brutal melee. This is to take nothing away from today's warriors, of course.

[@ChoeingDemayYezer]

Just saw a man stab someone to death with a MACE... I won't want to mess with that guy lol

[@ionutbadea7915]

I scrolled down to read some comments, read yours, and went back to the video at exactly 14:55

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you guys for watching this video, I hope you enjoy! 🙏🏻 And thanks to Historical Total War Battles for letting me show my work 🫂

[@LexIconLS]

Did you use a mod or something? It looks *so* good!

[@redStiv]

I was wondering this! ​@@LexIconLS

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

@@LexIconLS I used Reshade, and put some after effects when editing 😁 I'm glad you liked it!

[@davidchaplin8619]

Wow dude you do yourself , i thought it was on games footage then thinking there aren't any total Wats with this level of graphics for the time period.

[@ClintThrust-e8r]

How has KZbin never recommended this channel to me? I’m a lifelong total war player and watch vast amounts of history content, it really is baffling.

[@cinematicbattles559]

I'm glad your here now :D

[@alicesalem4898]

😅

[@Warmaster2001]

The way of KZbin is chaotic (damn I sound like some kind of priest but I am freaking atheist)

[@davidcreager1945]

Just Wicked Awesome !!!! Love the details of the hand to hand combat ! Bravo , Very Well Done , Sir !!!!!!

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you so much!

[@martinchamberlain542]

This was really interesting,I went to school in Market Bosworth in the 1960s and have been fascinated by the story of the battle ever since. I’m a little surprised that no mention was made of the use of artillery, as a considerable number of cannon balls have been found in the locality, prompting archaeologists and historians to move the accepted location of the battlefield a little way down the road. The discovery of Richard’s body under a car park, undoubtedly Baldrick’s cunning plan, was a source of great excitement in the city. Many thanks!

[@HyperStudioz]

Hollywood really fails us man. This is 10x more cool and enjoyable to watch than 99% of medieval type battle depictions out there today.

[@Bellephrontos]

Finally they have started making narrated total war videos. Most videos are just random, chaotic scenes where you don't know what's happening

[@Warmaster2001]

Sometimes to make a masterpiece you don't have to be Hollywood. Just some passion and plan)

[@NintenDan.2005]

I used to work at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre. Just imagining hordes of troops charging through those fields is truly mind-boggling.

[@arightwalter]

They were mad even so long ago. Fancy killing each other for another person to sit on the toilet.

[@Warmaster2001]

Oh buddy you didn't see Roman civil wars yet. It's normal to do civil wars in that time to gain power. Triumvirate Civil Wars 1st Caesar vs Pompeius vs Crassus (deceased before engaging in the conflict), 2nd; Octavianus vs Antonius vs Sextus Pompeius. 3rd Century Crisis Aurelianus vs Tetricus vs Zenobia, Liberatores Civil War; Marcus Brutus and Gaius Longinus vs Octavianus, Antonius and Lepidus etc etc etc.

[@harvkidable]

Graphics are absolutely unreal

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you!

[@gavhenrad]

I thought they were actually quite realistic..

[@timothyleake418]

What game Is this?

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Your best video yet!! Bravo!!

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@jacobb8531]

As a man from Lancashire I love being able to see this historic battle through warhammer, I'd only learnt about it in school and my own research. Words can only do so much for your imagination!

[@Alex-cw3rz]

I don't think the intelligence of the Stanley's is given enough praise. That move from the Stanley is probably one of the most clever moves in Battle I've ever seen. They see that Richard is about to win, so you'd think they'd join on his side. But instead they save Henry's life, slay Richard, making Henry King and now they can ask for whatever they want. Whereas Richard would probably resent their late opportunist based arrival and what can they gain from it very little, even the celebration afterwards would be a bit awkward.

[@ambianknight6816]

Excellent content. Subbed.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@majima-v7m]

It's fantastic. Camera composition and unique changes... I also learn from watching your videos.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you so much! 🙏

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@TotalWarDocumentaries....up next...the great battle of Brunanburh/Bromborough 937AD.....maybe..??? ...best wishes from the wirral peninsula,bounded by the mersey and the Dee and the Irish sea...geography and rhyme....E...😊😊😊

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@TotalWarDocumentaries...ps....there is a descendant of the Stanley branch here on Merseyside at Knowsley hall...Lord Derby....E

[@INHUMANENATION]

Excellent acting! Bravo! 👏

[@issimondias]

That was fascinating and excellent.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@corbetcrey]

This conflict was an inspiration for Lannisters vs Starks :)

[@Kty27-65]

Really enjoyed this video ! Well done .

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

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[@waynesmith537]

Very interesting video Richard was a fearsome warrior king and had scoliosis curvature of the spine but still able to fight I watched a documentary recently of someone with the same condition playing the part of Richard having armour specially made for him and saddle for battle and how he would cope today.

[@antoniocaramelo8647]

A tragic outcome. The death of a good king and the birth of the nasty Tudor dynasty.

[@theshamanarchist5441]

Welsh pricks.

[@clivebaxter6354]

Richard was a murderer

[@monty0289]

​@clivebaxter6354 there's no proof of that

[@clivebaxter6354]

@@monty0289 He had them in custody was meant to be their protector, he did it. Motive and opportunity

[@johndaarteest]

"Chiswick, fresh horses!"

[@kube410]

7:30 Can someone explain to me why did Richard III order his men to abandon a better position on a highground of the hill? And also ordered them to countercharge even though an army thats standing their ground has a defensive advantage? Is that a mistake or this actually happened?

[@jedoak]

Just another calculated risk consistent with Richard’s aggressive personality and the equally aggressive conventions of warfare at the time (which were bold assertive maneuvers that seized the initiative and crippled enemy morale). Medieval warfare was often a show of force decided in a short period of time with quick decisive small victories. Richard had the initiative with his superior numbers of considerably higher quality. He needed to let the enemy know that and sending the countercharge reflected his desire to capitalize on the initiative.

[@kube410]

@@jedoak Very interesting. Thank you

[@sea-saw2654]

Excellent portrayal..👍

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@ruthlesssavage351]

Respect to the men who fought in medieval battles they were brutal violent chaotic massive brawls shit had to be wild to experience

[@Cycon91]

I like the "Hail to Caranthir" start.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! The Witcher Soundtrack is goated

[@EVERTONFC.]

Thanks for making my History available in such a enjoyable way ! This should be shown in school's. That'll teach the wokies. Up Lancashire !

[@itsgibbinz9781]

Richard the third had troops that could push a bearded war hammer through a chest of plates, chain mail and out the other side !

[@nickooooooohtj]

AI Stephen Fry earning his power supply here

[@charlieford577]

You should do one of these on the battle of edge hill which was the first battle of the Wars of the Three kingdoms or better known as the English civil wars

[@rtk3543]

What three Kingdoms? Charles the 1st was King of England, Scotland and Ireland, so there was in fact only one Kingdom.

[@charlieford577]

@ the Irish rebelled and the Scot’s formed the Covenanter government and then there was England so it kinda was 3 kingdoms

[@warspiteschannel4817]

Bosworth was not the last significant battle of the so-called Wars of the Roses. The last major battle was Stoke Field, about two years later (1487). The Earl of Lincoln and Viscount Lovell brought a force of Germans and Irish to England and recruited rebel English. In the end their force was not much smaller than Henry's at Bosworth. Stoke Field was a bloody fight with Henry's vanguard (under Oxford) losing for a while until Henry came up with the main army. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stoke_Field Warspite

[@jserkiz06]

Brilliant graphics !!

[@Fyrd_Productions]

Cool vid but the English civil war sounds more like the war in the 1640s which we do call the Civil War

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

We meet again 😅 thank you for watching mate

[@Fyrd_Productions]

@@GaryMatrixVideos2 Yes but we only actually refer to one as THE Civil War (or war of the three kingdoms). The others have different names like the wars of the roses or the first barons war

[@cmc2550]

Always thought this battle was part of the War of the Roses and Cromwell and Charles 1 was the English Civil War i.e. War of the Three Kingdoms. Just a minor note because the battle animation is kick ass as always. Thank you guys for bringing this battle to life!

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

@@cmc2550 Thanks to you for the support!

[@Shaun-sn6nn]

​@@cmc2550 put the army on the beaches

[@willheath407]

Great video!

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@ianbanks3016]

Knights in full plate armour jogging. Good luck fighting a battle after that.😆

[@Warmaster2001]

If you delusional you will think like that. In practise this type of armour have almost same weight as modern equipped soldier. And soldiers with this plate armour can freely move without problem. Think logically if this kind of armour declared inpractical or too heavy who the hell will approve such kind of armour?

[@weeddegree]

Great video

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@janeoxley4829]

Very interesting and historically devisive battle.

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

Certainly quite a trip for the Tudor family, Owain Tudor from North Wales and his grandson. The future Henry Vll from West Wales.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@vile2087]

Hey dude, by chance could you make a walkthrough on how to make these graphics this good on Atilla? And also, what's the mod name? I wanna start making videos like these in the future so i'd really appreciate a response. Thanks!

[@mrlowground6967]

mod is medieval kingdoms 1212 ad

[@jschex123]

Really wish 1212 AD had a late campaign

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

My thoughts exactly 😭

[@talknight2]

one day...

[@winsbo1]

any submods?

[@jschex123]

@ you’d think someone would’ve made one by now but no, not that I’ve seen.

[@moshlundgren]

Is this made in Total War? Regardless, excellent video.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Yes this is Total War Attila with the 1212 Kingdoms mod :)

[@JagoSevatar-j6v]

08:51 WHAO! Dude just shoved a war-hammer through that guy and out the other side!!

[@argoncze6554]

can u please give me list of mods u are using??

[@MalakianM2S]

Those stabbing warhammers and maces are quite something.

[@HyperboreanAnchovy44]

What mod is this??

[@danielforst9985]

Total war Atilla, medieval kingdom 1212 mod

[@william3750]

Thousands of men knifing eachother to death in the arse-end of nowhere just because of a little family feud between some rich ballbags.

[@Warmaster2001]

Are you surprised? Well they fighting for pretenders due to supporting of set candidates and probably future reward for loyalism. Come on now. Romans did everytime. Triumvirate Wars, Fall of Julio-Claudian dynasty, countless usurpations (Galba usurped by Otho, Otho usurped by Vitellius, Vitellius usurped by Vespasianus), fall of Nerva-Antonine dynasty (Commodus killed by Narcissus), post Nerva-Antonine Chaos (Pertinax, Didius Julianus, Claudius Albinus, Pescennius Niger), Severian (or I call Punic dynasty) dynasty (Lucius Severus, Caracalla, Elagabalus and Alexander Severus) etc.

[@victoredlefsen]

Which mod (and for which game) is this made in?

[@danielforst9985]

Total war Atilla, medieval kingdom 1212 mod

[@tylerkaralynallen9286]

The amount of stabbing with maces is criminal. 😂

[@SlashAndBurnz]

Technically, the last war of the Wars of the Roses was the Battle of Stoke, not Bosworth.

[@thorrinhammer7252]

Which game/mods did you use? This was fantastic, thank you!

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks! This is the 1212 Ad medieval kingdoms mod for total war Attila

[@maplesyrupmilitiamen1484]

If you are using reshade what are the setting plz?!!

[@bobmcdermotte305]

That is some damned good storytelling and videomaking, coming from someone who barely knew anything of the subject

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@falsesatsuma]

Does CA not come after people who use TW footage? I'd love to make vidoes like this

[@robertcasey966]

The animations are from what game please???

[@The_Caledonian]

the witcher music is very fitting lol

[@magicknight8412]

These guys have fantastic maces and hammers, able to stab them right through their enemies, even ones in armour !

[@dflatt1783]

What mod/TW game is this? It looks great. Would like to play it.

[@Blossomy77]

From my guess either medieval 2 with a bunch of mods or a medieval mod for attila

[@danielforst9985]

Total war Atilla, medieval kingdom 1212 mod

[@dflatt1783]

@@danielforst9985 ty!!

[@os8856]

Game of thrones aka George rr Martin was heavily influenced by this part of British history. Thanks for the fab vid

[@eamonnclabby7067]

A horse, a horse...my kingdom for a horse....love that line....😅😅😅

[@robbieshand6139]

What 3D engine does this use? And is that the Witcher 3 I hear?? (movements before the battle)

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Hey! It's the Total War Attila engine with the MK1212 AD mod, and yes, I use a lot of Witcher 3 soundtracks bc they aren't copyrighted and sound dope af

[@GrandLordGeek]

Guys are really going to town with those blunt weapons.

[@gyges5495]

Finally the Lancastrians get paybacks - especially from the battle of Towton!

[@NottDuque]

I like how some of the maces pierced through bodies lol

[@chandlersnyder308]

Can you make the Battle of Tewkesbury

[@monty0289]

I'd love to be able to play with historic events, go back in time and have Richard III win this battle and come back to 2024 and see how different the world would be

[@JibberJabJones]

"fight you with us on the morrow, edgar?!"

[@thehum1000]

The English were crazy, they love fighting.

[@Warmaster2001]

Every nations love fighting regardless of the reason. From justified reasons (Ukrainians braking Russians in their own turf) to batshit crazy (Football War, Emu War)

[@lou.moorey]

how are these videos made? is it some sort of game or is it animated?

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Total War Attila, with the MK1212 AD mod

[@BenG-m7l]

Was this done vs ai?

[@jimmybullardful]

Hasn't it been claimed that the battle was in fact fought near Stoke Golding, on the basis of metal detecting and surface finds found through field walking.

[@rafaelgonzalez8930]

This looks spectacular. Great work from all working on the project! Do you happen to know what mods were used and applied to what I perhaps mistakenly presume to be Attila Total War's game title to create the clips? Thank you and keep up your superb work! Cheers 😁🙏🏼

[@cinematicbattles559]

This is Total War Attila with the 1212 kingdoms mod :)

[@rafaelgonzalez8930]

@@cinematicbattles559 I thought so, but wasn't sure. Thank you very much!

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

Amazing graphics. What mod / version is this please ? It’s way better than the steam version I have on my system !

[@Sabrowsky]

I believe this is the 1212 mod for atilla total war

[@cinematicbattles559]

This is Total War Attila with the 1212 AD Kingdoms mod :)

[@RetroEcoChicken]

lord stanley entered the RED door!

[@Lt.Col.CottonHill]

When did Medieval 3 Total War come out?...............

[@cinematicbattles559]

This is Total War Attila with the 1212 AD Kingdoms mod

[@martybennett1861]

The real villain in my opinion in all of this is Stanley. I detest people who change allegiances dependant on how it may benefit them !

[@erwanpeeyearee9229]

understandable but as for me, being the Stanley of every situation is preferably a more cunning way to survive from political conflicts. detest as you must, the guy lives to tell the tale.

[@HandsOfShadow]

The only thing missing, is the different historians giving their take on the battle. Like from history channel or something

[@jonhughes2346]

Great video here 👍

[@danielforst9985]

Did you use reshade for this it looks amazing

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you! Yes I did, but most of the quality comes from after effects. Consider checking my other depictions of medieval battles :)

[@signoguns8501]

"I have other sons" lol. Jesus, thats cold.

[@kreg857]

Amazing aesthetics.

[@TotalWarDocumentaries]

Thank you!

[@leehall9015]

It’s easy to imagine what it’s like to die by the sword these days with all the stabbings .. It’s bloody and brutal and a slow death 😔

[@Misha-g7n]

Which game is this?

[@budgetcollectables2810]

After this battle the Welsh revolts and uprisings which had been commonplace for around 200 years of English occupation in Wales ceased, some believe its due to the Tudur [Tudor] family being of Welsh origin. Sadly despite Henry wanting to keep England and Wales seperate his son Henry VIII wanted central control so abolished the Welsh naming system and legal system and effectively created "The Kingdom of England and Wales"

[@gyges5495]

Why not hit the charging Lancastrian’s with arrows first? Cavalry first is always a losing proposing

[@Eanso-706]

When did the Targaryens show up