Total War: ATTILA - The Ashen Horse (Official Trailer)

[@tongliu4614]

Anyone else see a twisted parallel between Atilla sitting at the table and The Last Supper? It's like he is playing God.

[@VoidWolf49]

Well he was called the Scourge of God.

[@eldeebcampeador]

He was named the Scourge of God because the Romans saw him as a punishment from God.

[@WolfPack-oe7nn]

He is mocking Jesus he hated Christians and God

[@WolfPack-oe7nn]

Jesus was at the last supper

[@idontknow164]

He is referring Revelations. "Behold the Ashen Horse and he who saddled upon it had the name Death." Which is the description of the Fourth Horseman.

[@3452te]

The four trailers represents the four horsemen. White horse (conquest), red horse (war), black horse (famine),and Ashen horse (death). Man I just realized that.

[@solinvictus4367]

Many historians theorize that the imagery in the book of revelations came from the Hunnic conquest and the fall of rome

[@elkingoh4543]

Majority of Arabs flags have that colour 💀💀

[@sunjetzu]

This is by far my favorite Attila "Horse" trailer. I dont know if its the actor who voices attila, but something about his portrayal of attila gives me shivers down my spine. When he was sitting at the table, with all the dead roman generals. That is what I would come to expect from the scourge of god. Turning the dead generals face toward the camera "who looks very similar to caesar" was just the icing on the cake. All in all, this horse is very ashen indeed.

[@SPLegoStudios]

I just realized this was recreating the Last Supper painting except with all the dead bodies of the faction leaders, with Attila still living.

[@Stuie_]

SPLegoStudios That's immediately what I picked up on - very nicely done.

[@ares106]

I thought this accent was preety cheesy. I liked the first trailer more.

[@sunjetzu]

he also had a ton of books and what seemed to be treasure at the foot of the table. Wonder what that was about.

[@SuperOverlord94]

Sun Jetzu My guess is that those were tributes offered by the Romans to appease Attila. Obviously, it was not enough.

[@Atlas-pn6jv]

the verse "and Hell followed with him" in the original Greek can also be translated "and Hell was his disciple." Since the word for "to follow" and "to be a disciple" in Greek shared the same root. I prefer the latter translation because it gives the rider of the Ashen (or in the literal Greek, Pale) Horse more gravitas.

[@manospondylus]

I still see some discussions in the comments about the origin of the Huns. To lighten you up: We definitely know that they came from central asia and that they're related to the Xiongnu, the Mongols and the Turks but because we don't have enough records we can't say if they belonged to one of them or were an own tribe. They were never a homogeneous group and quite many germanic and sarmatian tribes allied with them. As for the Hungarians, they descended from the Magyars, a finno-ugric tribe from around the Ural. They aren't really related to the Huns, they just settled in the same region as they did (Pannonia) some centuries before. If I got something wrong, you can off course correct me (but please be nice). And if I made a grammatical mistake, I'm sorry, English isn't my native language.

[@Predalien007]

Its true the Huns are not the ancestors of the hungarians but they are to the szekelys.The Magyars and the Huns were actually like brothers.The remains of the Hunic tribe settled in Transylvania and became the Szekelys.They (szekely) almost speak the same language as the hungarians but there are some differences.

[@danielpardo6890]

The Hun relation to the Szekelys is just an unproven theory, and cannot, as of yet, be taken as fact.

[@danielpardo6890]

Nothing is "definitely known" about the Huns. Their relation to the Xiongnu, Mongols and Turks are only theoretical.

[@Adam-ni6ne]

+Disappointed Turtle "They aren't really related to the Huns, they just settled in the same region as they did (Pannonia) some centuries before." I have a bit of an issue with this sentence, maybe you can clarify. Do you mean the Huns settled in the same region as the Magyars, or vice versa? If vice versa, the Magyars settled down in Pannonia a good four centuries later, so they would be after, not before.

[@eyupbihantarafndanyaplmstr7794]

Attila is definitely Turkish. There are a lot of records about it, for example, the Asian Hun state, Europe, everyone knows that the Asian Hun state is Turkish, secondly, the names of the Huns are oktar, aybars... etc. The Turkish name also says that the Göktürk state is the continuation of the Huns

[@_greenrunner_]

Wait The red horse= war The White horse= qonquest The black horse= Famine The ashen horse= death The riders are here. It's indeed the apocalypse

[@AlextheRambler]

Can't wait! Not long to go now :D

[@hannebbell9090]

am waiting for ur free giveaway :p, hope u lets play start with Sassanid Empire

[@royversteeg7]

Can't wait to see your campaign :D

[@ingamingpc1634]

hi

[@TheMoustacheman68]

I like how most of the people at the table where from the other trailers and represented each culture. Attila rules them all!

[@johnkhaw3213]

So... White horse was ERE, red horse was Sassanid, Black Horse was Visigoth, and Ashen Horse was Huns?

[@laydrull2340]

No the horses were a reference to the 4 apocalyptic horses. (Death, famine, war, conquest,)

[@pixelatedbishop]

Yeah

[@IAssassinII]

His chest plate looks suspiciously similar to a particular ancient Athenian shield design.

[@ApexPredatorWithSungGlasses]

Attila is annoying, he's so full of himself. If Genghis Khan and Attila were to clash on the battlefield, Attila doesn't stand a chance against a true conqueror.

[@ElBandito]

He was a star in his timeline though. :D But yeah, Genghis' army at its height could not be beaten with any pre-gunpowder army.

[@Endzhov]

your comparison between the two of them is stupid and heavily ignorant in terms of historical and military progress..

[@ElBandito]

***** Back when he was only a leader of a tribe did Genghis tasted defeat, most famously at the hands of his anda, Jamukha. After he unified the Mongols, his army did not know defeat when he personally led them.

[@benbensmith4308]

El Bandito "Genghis' army at its height could not be beaten with any pre-gunpowder infantry" Correction: The Mamluks were the first to beat the Mongols where the Mongols did not have the opportunity to strike back or get revenge. This is before the gunpowder era.

[@BifronsCandle]

They're both like 800 years apart. It's like putting Alexander the Great up against Sherman.

[@georgececil-jones7046]

one of the best trailers for total war I've seen in a while.

[@LordRexasaur]

Every trailer makes me so excited!

[@DragonHeart1791]

Does it make you wet? :P

[@LordRexasaur]

***** Makes me want to watch the world burn ;)

[@raananingemann2768]

I burned the world already, could you please with your horny-ness, wash the world with your water, its to hot here.Plus nothing is growing. hahahahaha....... oh i forgot no "homo"sapiens

[@Work-xc2oh]

Only 450AD kids will remember this god willing may they rest in peace. 🙏

[@AtillaTheGreat]

Only 11 days till i and my hordes arrives!!!

[@CatnamedMittens]

Me and my*

[@J21Marshall]

***** They're subjects, so no. Michael's wrong and again the benevolent death-incarnate warlord Attila, master of the steppe, in his infinite wisdom, has superior grammar

[@cielopachirisu929]

Yeah, let's see you climb my Theodosian Walls, you scraggly-bearded horse-humping piece of...

[@nozmulm]

You better not attack my country. Invade the west.

[@TheDiamoNNd]

Lol the huns came in europe with 7 tribes ,after being banished from Asia by Chinese and Koreans people.It's like invading china with 100 men lol

[@tryhard117]

I love how their doing the four horseman of the apocalypse theme in these trailers. It really plays on the chaos of the times lol

[@yarrderp]

Such a cool trailer; love the VA for Attila. Had doubts about pre-order, but... the footage i've seen from KZbinrs and the trailers put out... i'm convinced.

[@matheus2phobia]

Less trailers and more gameplay, CA!

[@gladiator5426]

I guess you could watch the vods on CAs twitch that has several hours of gameplay from several different factions campaigns, but twitchs vod playback is garbage.

[@peterjoyfilms]

There's actually plenty of gameplay out there :D

[@raeassassin97]

***** agreed!

[@CERBERUSCLH]

DetailedEyes check Total War History 30 vides of gameplay

[@CERBERUSCLH]

Check Total War History, 30 videos of gameplay.

[@canihavesomepc]

I'm Patrick, nice to meet you too Attila

[@swatbot2611]

Though I am sceptical about this game, I must say: That was a great trailer. It fits well with the theme of the end of civilization. I really like the ending, specially. That re-used Caeser skin, though... So funny. I think it´s the fourth time I see that skin in a trailer.

[@derdingsreturnsnochmal5177]

Finally! The Ashen Horse Trailer!

[@MalayArcher]

I love the way he said "Obliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiivion"

[@Kardel_VA]

I really hope Attilia is voiced like this in game, instead of just some random generic general voice.

[@walbert3294]

Me too

[@broseidongodofthebrocean8931]

That last supper reference at the end tho

[@LORENSSIOK]

One of the best trailers ever made!

[@isika2890]

Don't you think they should make a game in inner asia? You know, during like when Genghis Khan first started to emerge. Although there would be very little naval combat, there'd be some awesome use of cavalry. Oh and the factions could be like the Kara-Khitan, Naimans, Mongols, Oghuz, and all that.

[@Warrior_of_Sparta]

Time to face the Tyrant!

[@DontKnow9000]

Would be cool if he'd have this voice in the Diplomacy Screen and Battle with own threats and so on. CA please :3. It would really make his character feel special in the game too.

[@wolfgang4o7]

I just realised the "last supper" imagery with the feast table, Attila at the centre like the anti-Christ. CA definitely did a good job with these horsemen of the apocalypse trailers.

[@mystrway]

Wow! One of the best trailer of entire total war franchise!

[@suryokai47]

Wait until you see three kingdoms

[@venomsnake4042]

i wish CA would make another Empire: Total War after this

[@jamesmai1556]

that feast with slain rival leaders at the end is funny.

[@Yurjkee3H]

Drinking among the dead enemies...hmm, Attila definetely had a good taste)

[@FeCyrineu]

now all the horses are taken care of.

[@mangyminotaur30]

Despite everything, I'm still excited for this game

[@daxnihilson9380]

1:58 Is that Arminius at the right (our left) foot of the table?

[@Balls69Mcgee]

I'm more pumped for playing as Flavius.

[@RoyalAviator]

This trailer reminds me so much of the Napoleon: Total War intro.

[@certifiedcoolguy583]

in my ostrogoth campaign Attila became my second king's son-in-law

[@Dasfencen]

The most important for me is Multiplayer, I hope they fix it.! Like it was in Napoleon & Shogun. 1 - The possibility for both players to Q-units & Buildings. (saves a lot of time) 2 - Possibility to change time on turns after the campaign is created. 3 - The possibility to fight battles for AI in cooperative campaign.

[@Leuchtfels]

How to make the Attilla maps by yourself: Take the "old" Rome2 maps -> Destroy everything -> Well done!

[@SergeantPsycho]

2:05 Anyone else get the impression that this is supposed to be a hellish version of the last supper?

[@manospondylus]

Isn't it obvious?

[@viniciusvyller9458]

This Attila would make a great Euron Greyjoy

[@MJFAN666]

NEVER believe the hype. Great trailer tho.

[@Priyo866]

Attila? What Attila?! Do you mean that random traitless general who died trying to torch my gates while getting shot by towers?

[@CirosKhan]

Very nice trailer and to Attila's left is a Sassanid unit, done correctly for once. /claps for CA 1:33 to the right on the chair, what unit is that?? Looks awesome.

[@CirosKhan]

***** Hmm he doesn't look nothing like a Roman soldier. You sure you're looking at the right guy? He has an arrow in his neck.

[@Gobsmacked29]

it's someone wearing armour similar to the Rome II cataphracts

[@CirosKhan]

111battlefront The guy with the up turned crescent moon symbol on his helmet is definitely a Sassanid. As for the guy with arrow in his neck and wierd helmet, some say a Hunnic unit....dono thoguh. It has to be a heavy unit though with that awesome armor.

[@CirosKhan]

Skowedey kkthnxbb

[@KahmulofRuhn]

I think that is the Alan chieftain, not certain though.

[@SurplusMarket]

Was that camera pan-out at the table a Last Supper allusion?

[@_bingusnet]

Yes. Yes it was.

[@ayonchowdhury5233]

I am a series of failed military campaigns- Attila

[@MultiZechs]

Why isn't Attila by Iced Earth the offical theme song for this game?

[@Kondzino]

That round symbol atilla has on his chest . isnt it the same design hoplites wear on their shields in rome 2?

[@LORENSSIOK]

"I burned your villages to warm my hands" LOL

[@buu678]

ATTILA has been really OVERRATED by the history books for four reasons. Firstly his horde could not have been any larger than 10,000 men. Secondly he attacked at a time when all of the other powers in the area had worn themselves ragged by fighting amongst themselves. Thirdly despite this advantage he still LOST at the battle of Chalons. The final reason is that he was so opsessed with gold and war that he never took the time to develop his society beyond that of a nomadic state with any sort of institutions and as result his empire immediately disintegrated after his death.

[@sidetracker3496]

Just like another future horde empire that fell shortly after the death of his leader this horde also took advantage of the fact that all the enemies it faced were already weakened from infighting constant warring bad harvesting lack of good medicine religious wars so on and so forth and don't you dare commit the fallacy that is comparing Attila and Genghis Khan since they are separated by a time gap of 700 years so technological advancements are a non factor

[@andrerobinson3233]

Side Tracker I am not comparing them on a technological level, I am comparing them on a cultural level as they are very similar on that point. Technology aside they are both illiterate Asiatic nomadic hordes. Genghis Khan had the good sense to LEARN from his defeated foes, established the mongol written tongue, political institutions and trade routes that helped to establish mongol power for at least a century after he died. All Atilla wanted was gold. Furthermore the one defeat that the mongols recieved in their prime against the malmukes did mark a complete HALT to mongol aggression like Atilla's defeat at Chalons did.

[@zakthescout]

nearly everything you just said is false and goes against everything modern scholars know about Attila and the Hunnic Eurasian peoples, you sir just opened up a whole new meaning of dumb, if youd like, I can explain in detail how your wrong in almost every way, firstly, it is a poor misconception highlighted on total war forums that Attila only had 10,000 men and even if he actually did that would mean he was an even better general than history gives him credit for having so few men and going against powers so dominant, most scholars believe that improbable however because he took many cities and pillaged many lands, so between 20 and 30 thousand is the accepted number, secondly, the eastern roman empire was not worn or battered in any way, they had an army that totaled at around or just over a quarter of a million men, including field men and border guards, as was the rest of europe, the only fighting that was going on universally occured do to the pressure the Huns were putting on the tribes to move east, which caused more problems in the west than the east, thirdly, the reason why Attila lost at Chalons was due to a massive coalition against Attila and his allies which was almost unheard of and without this alliance it would have been impossible to contain the Hunnic/Ostrogothic/Gepid mixed army, also scholars believe that the only way for them to have won was by outnumbering the Huns, which is the most likely consensus, so there was no advantage that Attila had, in fact, he was at a large disadvantage because one of the leaders on the opposing side lived with the Huns for a prolonged period, so not only did he know how they fought but knew tactics to beat their feinting tactics, which was also helped by their strength in numbers, so there was absolutely no advantage on the hunnic side, thirdly, yes he was obsessed war but never gold, gold was the mark of someones respect or submission which clearly you dont understand, but studying eurasian steppe culture as I do, you learn that there is far more behind the curtains then you may think, and i can forgive your ignorance as there is very little record on all of this and they teach most of it in college classes, which I am apart of, so allow me to enlighten you, the reason why the Hunnic Empire fell apart was because there was no one strong enough to take the title of Khan, the infighting caused the disintegration, his obsession with gold is a falsity that is widely spread due to the lack of understanding of their culture, their entire culture is based around the strong taking from the weak, the strong always winning. they did not care for building an empire, they only cared for the respect of their peers, looking down from the Eurasian steppe and seeing house dwellers all comfy and cozy, why not take everything they own and punish them for their weakness, this is the steppe way, there were oaths that a man must take before joining the horde of Genghis Khan many years later, you cannot take a wife before having the wife of another man, you cannot own property until you burn the property of another man to the ground, this is the way of the Nomads, this was the way of Attila, he was not overrated friend, the thousands that died by his hand never called him overrated

[@AnonymousGamer546]

Side Tracker There is a key difference between the legacies of Atilla and Genghis Khan.The empire of Genghis Khan did not collapse after his death, in fact his sons and grandsons dramatically enhanced the size of the Mongol empire. Some of the decendants of Genghis Khan fallowed his footsteps by building empires of their own from scratch. The founders of the Mogul dynasty of India and the Qin dynasty of China were all descended from Genghis khan. Attila on the other hand made no plans for his succession, as a result the Huns vanished from history less than thirty years after his death. On another note the Huns left no sources because, unlike the Mongols under Genghis Khan, they never adopted a written script.

[@zakthescout]

Theodore Bergwerk The Huns did not "vanish", there was plenty of record about them, as mercenaries and so on, they just dropped from prominence.

[@Captain_Mckeggor]

Wow cold as ice. Attila is not fooling around. lol and the play on the last supper is just brutal irony. XD

[@powerist209]

1:18- So the Red Last Supper?

[@Pontic]

2:10 | ThePonticMercenary, the man who brought Attila to his knees. Exciting stuff, can't wait to start my let's play of it.

[@qwidium]

Finally a good trailer :) I loved "The Last Supper" theme reinterpreted, a Jesus Attila dining with dead corpses...

[@_bingusnet]

Tub, I loved that comparison. Would have liked to see some carnage though. I guess the understated and macabre angle is also viable.

[@_bingusnet]

"The Scourge of God playing God". That is now my favourite quote. Ever.

[@johncute99]

WARHAMMER TOTAL WAR!

[@Vytautas4Xfiles]

on its way...

[@pointypuffin2394]

Vytautas4Xfiles unfortunately...

[@CapybaraConnoisseur89]

Waiting for it :) CA needs to release some info

[@Kardel_VA]

Soon my child.

[@StyrbjornStarke]

Zombie Apocalypse Total War

[@ElBandito]

I do hope you got the rights for that Mongolian long song. ;)

[@ElBandito]

***** Long song is not a type of music, it is a song. You just don't get it. Read my reference to Enigma lawsuit, above.

[@johanpersson6288]

El Bandito Wow. You're a special type of stupid, arn't you?

[@lesbianbitchization]

I could be blind and wrong, but I never knew that Rome have cranes back then... 2:03 on the top right corner.

[@LinusLinothorax]

"This trailer represents a work in progress". Aha, and that 12 days before release?

[@999kostuch]

Nooo, Huns will bounce from my " Shield wall!!! "

[@Nanoytgaming]

I wish your games would be as good as your cutscenes.

[@jcnruad5810]

Soo... After 6 years, what do you think about atilla total war? Or maybe atilla 1212ad perhaps??

[@darkripper971]

@@jcnruad5810 after 8 years still one most unoptimize game in all total war series

[@silenceisgolden3238]

cant wait to buy coughtorrentcough this AMAZING reskin!!!

[@crazyblue501]

***** But its still gonna have long load times, bad cavalry collision and infantry just not having any weight, so many engine problems its unreal.

[@saeedhourani2488]

we want warhammer total war!

[@CapybaraConnoisseur89]

+1 but also can't wait for Attila :)

[@wallhackergotdammit]

First things first, buddy.

[@CapybaraConnoisseur89]

John Picondo it's what TW community is sadly, well not everyone.

[@wallhackergotdammit]

The Hunnic Empire Clearly you don't know what Warhammer is.

[@thehappy_spearman1389]

***** Of course he doesn't, he's a Hun.

[@thagamerzzz]

I just noticed after watching this for the 5th time that at that table sit all the representatives of the other cultures

[@thejadondaviscommentaries1613]

Come and see!

[@Shabangua77]

The closing image looks like the Last Supper!

[@ThePlayfulDreamer]

Do not pre-order! Please wait for the reviews!

[@MrGatonegroish]

'Work in Progress' footage a week before this hits the selves? Are you playing this game again, CA?

[@hermanPla]

Okay that was pretty damn epic

[@TheUtopianHuman]

I saw already in let's plays that Hunns will be beaten by Eastern Roman Empire within 10-15 turns, so all the hype is just a joke. Or they just might fix this problem... but this will happend at best a year after release.

[@peterjoyfilms]

Nah that'll probably be balanced out

[@McPepsiTwistKing]

***** Like it was in Rome 2? Were Rome Starved itself to death and Carthage was defeated by a random tribe?

[@peterjoyfilms]

McPepsiTwistKing No, like in Shogun 2, Napoleon, Medieval II, Rome 1, Medieval and Shogun. Both Empire and Rome II were pushed out the door by SEGA before CA wee ready, just like lots of games today. That's why they were unbalanced.

[@arinremaut452]

Attila doesn't lead the huns in the start of the game so they are still quite beatable in the beginning, when he comes to power it won't be so easy...

[@cwalk1066]

What you saw in the let's plays was only the first 40 turns or so. I don't think Attila even appears by the end of that. Although the Huns are still strong at the beginning of the campaign, it's not until Attila assumes control that they really come into their own and become something to be truly feared.

[@stephenkendal1996]

I feared no judgment.

[@EternalDog]

Can you guys please do a live action trailer like your rome2 one. Was probably your best trailer ever made

[@liamcarpenter6111]

Attila the Hun, looks like Angry Joe.

[@ThatOneMan830]

Hey uh could I get some of that delicious background music

[@dmyphilosophy]

That's Roman perspective. According to other nations of the earth, Rome was death and hell!

[@manospondylus]

This reminds me of that scene from The Life of Brian where the rebels ask themselves, what the Romans have done for them and then come to the conclusion that the Romans actually have improved their life standards.

[@MuratYucel]

Ein Baum Tell it to Carthaginians.

[@iljagaimovic9166]

(Was)!!!

[@slothfromthegoonies8201]

Murat Yucel Those baby killers got what they deserved!

[@dmyphilosophy]

Sloth from The Goonies Rome didn't kill babies right. Tell it to Caligula and Nero, and every slave owner of Rome.

[@nstokkart]

Question after a region is burned and destoyed by a horde can it be recaptured and rebuild?

[@OnlyDeathIsEternal]

Yes, you can rebuild it. You just have to invest a lot of money into it.

[@nstokkart]

OnlyDeathIsEternal So when a horde burn down a settlement I have to drive them of or have to wait until there gone and just retake it an rebuild it with the help of a lot of coins.

[@OnlyDeathIsEternal]

Nick Stokkart Yes.

[@nstokkart]

OnlyDeathIsEternal One more question in one video I saw that you can select a govenor to take charge in a town or city and they lead the garrison fun and all but can I hire my own garrison I mean giving a family member a town tor govern but only to defend it with plebs seems a death sentence.

[@OnlyDeathIsEternal]

Nick Stokkart 1. thats not a question. :D I guess you can't hire better troops as garrison, but you can upgrade the town to get better garrison soldiers.

[@maxsillv]

I prefer Black Horse, but I like this new trailer too!

[@qweteryFTW]

0:05 "REPRESENTS A WORK IN PROGRESS" well here we go again ~_~

[@sushimuncher282]

They will know me by the name Sushi Muncher, for I munch on sushies!

[@StyrbjornStarke]

They will know me as the lord of the Geats, the scourge of the north

[@Frozenmenss1]

Add the BULGARS INTO THE GAME !!!

[@LinusLinothorax]

'Sup Frozen?

[@giannakosstamos9430]

Aetius has entered the chat

[@JasonWolfGames]

What will they call me,Attila?How about The Savior of The Roman Empire and the Vanquisher of the Huns!

[@lordgalactic5591]

i have a question what happens when a horde when they get destroyed who do they re-appear in the game like liberate or stuff like that

[@ldavidtw2000]

ok too many horses are horsing around now, calm down.

[@mattdavid434]

I'm loving the last supper reference, CA! Leonardo would be proud!

[@kharnthebetrayero9036]

is there going to be more cutscene in this game like agent cinematic and other things

[@gjorgedemerdjiev8815]

I cant believe he actually sacked or razed rome (look at the sound i am attilla you can see the aqeduct and the coloseum)but is it really going to hapen or not oooo and is it going to go historicly ????? :o

[@MuhammetKenan]

You didn't remove the magical ships, did you?

[@FeCyrineu]

now i know attila can break the fourth wall

[@EuanFoulis]

Can the Picts be playable? It would be quite fun to be the last Celtic faction making a last stand against the romans . They could have increased fighting ability but , due to their diplomatic isolation (being surrounded by romans for roughly 300 years ) would struggle in diplomacy . Please total war

[@vaggelistheodorou8146]

So does he ride both the Black horse and the Ashen horse?Seems legit.

[@jamesrofl1]

He rides whatever damn horse he feels like on the day, he's Attila the Hun.

[@vaggelistheodorou8146]

jamesrofl1 lel you're funny

[@TheMrcoolguy1998]

lol you stupid. In black horse trailer he also rode this ashen horse. btw wtf does it matter even in films are mistakes.

[@vaggelistheodorou8146]

Just stating I didn't say anything bad about geez.Don't seek a fight.

[@michael101T]

why was there just a random table of leader who all died at the same time during a feast with books... if their city was being invaded they probably wouldn't be sitting there

[@SPLegoStudios]

Reference to the last supper painting. Attila is sitting where Christ sits in the painting, with all the other faction leaders dead around him, for Attila was supposedly thought of by many as the Anti-Christ.

[@michael101T]

SPLegoStudios ah, I see what you mean... i wonder which hun member took the time to go find all those dead bodies and books to set it up for Attila haha

[@saifari9128]

i dont get attila? why does he wanna destroy everything? what could he possibly gain from doing this? wouldn't it be more better if he conquered lands instead of destroying it? can someone explain this to me?

[@SimonAshworthWood]

They took tribute to not attack... and if people didn't give them tribute, they attacked and took loot. They took the tribute or loot back to wherever they were camping at the time, and Attila shared it out amongst his soldiers.

[@WonderDuckie]

Like the vikings did after him. They inflict a ton of damage on lands all over building up this huge dangerous reputation. Then once it was built up they used that reputation to get paid not to attack people, as well as to get better deals when they were trading. He attacked people then those peoples neighbors or enemies would pay the Huns to attack someone else or to just not attack them in general. The Romans even paid them once to fight for them. There are many ways to make money off the reputation of being an evil monster that seemingly wants to destroy the world. You can pay said monster to go away or pay it to go rip your enemies apart and hope it doesn't come back to you. It also makes people less likely to want to attack the land the monster dwells in...

[@slothfromthegoonies8201]

They destroyed towns to set an example of what would happen if you didn't give in to them. They wouldn't touch anything so long as they were payed tribute.

[@UnskilledGod]

Because the West was growing too large, too quickly.

[@slothfromthegoonies8201]

***** Hardly, the West had been declining for centuries, before Atilla had even arrived.

[@kusskussovish]

Ребят а почему у Аттилы, на нагрудной пластине Критская мордочка?

[@shaneboardwell1060]

2:00 is that supposed to be the last supper? Freakin weird.

[@rush4in]

Not sure why but I find this carnage amusing. :x

[@totalmadnesman]

blood and gore always good!!

[@rush4in]

TotalMadnessMan One cannot disagree. :D

[@totalmadnesman]

Rush4in Hehe :D

[@ron2788]

no trailer would be complete without the shrieking lady in the beginning

[@andjiganji]

They shall know me as Woody, the most successful owner of a pencil company. Rarrgghh