Titanic D Deck Reception Room Sinking (Honor and Glory)

In 1912, the RMS Titanic sailed from Southampton, England, to New York City with 2,224 passengers and crew on board. Just after 1 a.m. on April 15, 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg and began to sink. As the Titanic went down, the Reception Room on D Deck became flooded. In this video I present you an animation of how it looked like inside on that fateful night.
Taken from Titanic Honor and Glory early demo
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[@brenyndaily]

Titanic is a perfect example of this: it doesn’t matter how long it takes, how much effort you gave, it could take years to build, but just hours to sink.

[@Prisonerthirt33n]

Imagine the conditions of your terrifying death being carefully reconstructed over a hundred years later and people just complain about the water not looking real enough 🙄

[@sasuke96515]

And then there's a guy who complained that there are no people in this game. Like wtf dude.

[@michaelwills1926]

People are dumb as hell.

[@rhuttrho88]

You wouldn't know?🤔😬

[@NoOne-bp2jw]

Now, everything's on video. We watch the planes fly into the World Trade Center and the collapse evey anniversary. It's kind of sick.

[@Nooziterp1]

The very last light flickering out at the end. So symbolic. Like so many lives that flickered out that night.

[@lailadawn8122]

The darkness at the end coupled with the sounds of ship straining is really haunting. This project is so amazing.

[@Goldenretrieverlife3484]

It is strange you wouldn’t think that such a big ship would go down that quickly. For people like us two hours is a short time to get things done, that was probably the longest and most painful two hours for the people on that ship.

[@skyjack303]

I agree. Good point.

[@christineherrington4604]

I have said the same for years, how such a massive ship went down so quickly 😔

[@redstarline4250]

Just think about RMS Lusitania, which sank in 18 minutes.

[@CaptainColdyron222]

She was horribly damaged. Thomas Andrews actually thought she’d go down in an hour. Hour and a half tops. She stayed afloat for two hours and forty minutes. She was a well built ship and I doubt any other ship of that era would have survived such bad damage.

[@dean4051]

No, three hours for someone who's life is at risk of ending would feel like five minutes, but they had no idea of how long it would take, it was not as if the passengers were looking at their watches thinking, "only twenty minutes left now", the only people who had a relatively good idea of the rough time the ship would founder was the designer Thomas Andrews, the captain Edward Smith and the birdge officers.

[@corrion1]

Always saddens me how such craftsmanship, thousands of hours to design and build all gone within 3hours

[@Mr257weatherby]

There was a lot of turbulent water in there. Would have thought it would have crept in (Maybe at a high rate) but would have been much smoother. The lights sparking while dry was a little dramatic. BIG SMILE. Neat reenactment though. Love seeing Titanic simulations.

[@toddhurley8696]

I love this makes me feel like I’m actually on the titanic

[@squirleyspitmonkey3926]

So when I was a small child, I had a recurring dream where I was trying to get to some stairs from a flooded "dining room" (I thought that was it because of all the chairs and stuff floating around. When I was 14 I saw the movie titanic and where I was, always looked eerily similar to D deck reception area. Like, I freaked out when I saw the movie. I told my mom that's what my dream looked like. The lights always went out (end of your video kinda panicked me for a second.) And I couldn't see where I was going anymore. Couldn't see the stairs. Could only hear creaking and small pops. Then a boom. Then I wake up.

[@skyjack303]

Wow, that must have been a terrifying dream.

[@marcusj2283]

Wow thats amazing iv been intrested in the titanic for longer than i can remember and no one knows when i started to get intrested and she sank as we know on the 15th of April and my birthday is on the 15th of April and and on my farthers side of the family the men always worked on the sea and my sister's birthday is the same date as the lusitania sank

[@jwwsk]

I once had a dream that i was in E deck. I had left my cabin and I started going up. I remember looking down on F deck and it had flooded. I was a the dining room looking for someone. Then the lights went out for a solid minute. I went up C deck and I remember the water being as cold as ice. I went up to A deck. And I waited there until the dome broke. I left and I went to the last remaining lifeboat. Then I woke up.

[@Joe-the-busy-cpa]

Great video! It had to be terrifying to see and hear this in person. #RIP

[@clocktowermancaregoose3]

This really wonderful deserves more views.

[@duainesimpson274]

Very frightening to be honest!! Can’t imagine how it was like in real life

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Very eerie.

[@whitestarlinefanatic9077]

Wonderful video!

[@janinealexander6132]

Morbidly beautiful.

[@wedoprods6088]

10000/10 video! SO AWSOME

[@marclaporte3710]

Awesome ?

[@wedoprods6088]

@@marclaporte3710 yeah?

[@connorredshaw7994]

Had the gangway door been closed again the flooding may have been a tad slower especially on D deck apparently the gangway door opening was more or less the same as the iceberg damage

[@Miakel]

Interesting take. Did you know her sister ship the Brittanic had a similar issue, portholes were left open and contributed to the sinking greatly. It's possible she may have been able to beach if not for the open port holes.

[@patriciaroberts8694]

Very realistic. Thank you.

[@darren6687]

Very interesting reconstruction educational

[@shawnlittle3091]

It would be cool to see the boiler rooms the Turkish bath the Squash court, swimming pool and all other deck hallways being flooded with water.

[@malibustacy3606]

You can just hear the captain Edward "Eddy Baby" Smith yelling at Joseph Mengele "You bastard, did you drown Lieberman" and Mengele replying with a disrespectful smile "No, he's in the kitchen mixing us some cocktails."

[@eduardosilveira3069]

This is like Brazil right now! Sinking for having chosed the Iceberg to governate the ship!! The one who once sunk the "ship" was put in command again! Congratulation to all who made this "choice"! Anyway... great animation! Salutes from Brazil!

[@gerardmackay8909]

Yes I add my congratulations that the scumbag Bolsonaro has been sent packing. Well done Brazil, the civilised people of the World applaud you

[@TheTarget1980]

Due to the open D-Deck door, the water would firstly just flow down the grand staircase.

[@MrSychnant]

So spooky..

[@lukeostrowski1626]

A BEAUTIFUL SHIP GOING TO SOON

[@MrClassiccarenthusia]

Did I ask you to sit? No but you struck me as the kind of man who wouldn't want to waste a chair... The chairs: 👁️👄👁️

[@user-lr6hw4dq4t]

This footage were way better than most cctv these days...

[@lightclawshadowmarsch8167]

They had just had dinner an hour before. Staff was getting everything ready for the following day. Engine room was in the middle of crew shift change telegram lines were. Jammed with. Passengers sending telegrams to family waiting for them. Captain didn't have the proper navigation charts when left south Hampton didn't drop the anchor an chains to lessen the weight at the front. Damage was to the side next to the swimming pool and ship lacked a double hull around boiler room #2 and front. And Damage done to bottom of the ship in the mail cargo areas. Main cargo area filled up like a bathtub. In less then 60 minutes. No back up generator for water pumps an not enough of them to supply the amount of water entering the ship. Ship splits in Half were propeller shaft ended. Floors above it. Had no reinforcement an were empty dead space Passengers didn't believe it was happening and took to long to get up to main deck. Not enough life boats. Break it all down they had. Little under 1/2 an hour to do it

[@davidb4113]

Hindsight is 20/20

[@jonathonbaker-guntang4163]

I don't care much to see water within public areas whilst aboard ship, nor in my stateroom! Stay AWAY I say, paid quite good money for my passage and you can just stay in the ocean where you belong Mr. wet!

[@Sweeptoken]

Oh my goodness that's going to cause a ton of water damage!

[@cococeceloveable]

I can’t seem to find the sinking parts in the game

[@gratler]

is this game ever gonna come out?

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Does anyone know what time sunrise was on the morning of April 15, 1912?

[@skyjack303]

The sunrise was at 5:18 am

[@nicholasmaude6906]

@@skyjack303 Thanks! Now imagine if the Titanic had struck the iceberg at 3AM instead that would've meant that not only would the Carpathia have got there in time to spare but the breakup and final plunge of the Titanic would've been in the cold light of dawn to be witnessed and photographed.

[@hhscadets0925]

A much happier video if you play it in reverse

[@larapalma3744]

LOL genius

[@NoOne-bp2jw]

So, would you have stayed on the ship or jumped overboard?

[@skyjack303]

I probably would have stayed on the ship as long as possible. The water was around 28 degrees so you could only last from 15-45 minutes until you freeze. However, both of these options are equally bad.

[@tomking1890]

I have never seen water look so fake.

[@makeitlastmedia]

is this real?

[@sergioarroyoguerrero5434]

La sala de recepción del Titanic inundando , en la película del 1997 . Jack y Rose escapan de los balazos bajando a la cubierta D inundada .

[@evanscott3164]

how do you down load this ?

[@skyjack303]

I put the link in the description.

[@alandavies5570]

Terrifying

[@audreykennedy90]

This is like a horror movie :-((

[@skyjack303]

Knowing that it really happened makes it even more haunting.

[@lightclawshadowmarsch8167]

Or did themselves in. They portray it as they went willingly. As if it was all OK. No it was a bloodbath. Once the ship ripped in half. It was over. Only ones to survive it were in the water an later died. An in the boats.

[@andrewryan3587]

Stop spreading your half wisdoms please

[@lightclawshadowmarsch8167]

1/2 hour between time it hit the burg an fully sinking.

[@andrewryan3587]

More like 2 Hours and 40 minutes

[@larapalma3744]

@@andrewryan3587 yes

[@theresaburks9991]

Well they said the ship was unsinkable and that God himself could not sink it well God prove them wrong better watch what you say

[@kikedrums2513]

I hope you enjoy your time togehter!!

[@lightclawshadowmarsch8167]

Each class section was only accessible to crew. And we're separated by locked gates. This was true in the film. Because it was going on in the Olympic an others white star line ships. Only first class had access to the life boats. Wich were on first class a deck.

[@Vaughn_e13]

Of course classes were separated during normal travel, that does not apply when the ship is sinking. Numerous first hand accounts show that all gates were eventually opened after the crash so that all passengers could attempt to reach the boats up on deck.

[@gerardmackay8909]

@@Vaughn_e13 he prefers his fantasy version to your factual one. Amazing how 176 third class survivors got past those locked gates of his.

[@trollfacechester8978]

So

[@Ricardo-cl3vs]

It's not the same without the people running around, panicking, screaming and dying.

[@hugos5114]

there wouldnt be anyone in that room at that point in time.

[@chloehughes292]

The people would be up on the boat deck trying to get into a life boat or at the stern

[@Ricardo-cl3vs]

I see: Black humor is like a happy childhood - not everybody gets it..

[@hugos5114]

@@Ricardo-cl3vs dark humor is especially hard to get when it's written on youtube, and considering people think that seriously you can't know.

[@Ricardo-cl3vs]

@@hugos5114 Fair enough. 😉

[@robziroblox4493]

Ой

[@RLDS_DEATHS]

Why is it so...Dark?...In the movie it looked better

[@samuelhaverghast2442]

Because, this isn't a movie, this is how it would have looked in real life, if you were on the Titanic, this is what you would see, thats the whole point of Honor and Glory, to make you feel like you are there, as it was, how it happened and looked... I have a love and hate relationship with the movies, while I love seeing the ship resurrected in these movies, I hate how... the sinking is something that has been glamorize, for many people, 1500, men women, children, this was the last thing they saw before the ocean claimed them, or the cold did.. it was a horrific scene for everyone, the dead and the living

[@-Alexander2001MB]

Its just a movie

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

Its my understanding that the water seen inside would be very sedate and slow, not a raging torrent like it is here. Texture wise the water here looks terrible. Not natural. It looks like the poorly simulated water in the Playstation 2 game Raw Danger from way back in 2002. Nothing compares to real water flooding Cameron's D deck set recreation from '97.

[@DS-fk7ed]

The water flooding the Titanic was not sedate and slow at this point in the sinking, in fact the water level rose rapidly from the moment the iceberg struck. The post room flooded within a few minutes. Hardly a sedate or slow flooding. As for this I agree it does not look realistic, but this area of D deck was flooding less than 20 minutes before the Titanic foundered. At this point in the sinking the water level outside was up to C deck, so not only would water be rapidly boiling up from E deck below via the staircase but also flooding from all entrances. The chance of getting out of this area as it flooded would have been very slim, and very few people (if any) would have been running around this area during this timeframe.

[@marccru]

By this time the water was over the well deck. Once that happened, the sinking accelerated at a tremendous speed.

[@lightclawshadowmarsch8167]

In reality once they new they were all going to die they started to kill each other.by any means they had Rather then drown.

[@andrewryan3587]

That is as far from the Truth, as Pluto is from earth

[@theothertroll]

Well, no brandy and cigars after dinner tonight 🤪