That's just 4 million zombies, and in WW2 the number of deaths is approx 60 million. Just imagine.

This looks like it would be the most traumatizing battle ever...like humanity's last stand lol

Formation might've saved Team A here. The Jedi and Giant lines were painfully underutilized. Giants spent a third of the fight twiddling their thumbs. If you put Jedi and Giants in a mixed line in front, then armor in the rear and gunners in the center so everyone has something to kill at all times, it probably would've been a handy Team A victory.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2512">41:52</a> This was the scariest part for me. The fire from the guns slowly extinguising, like little candles being blown out one by one, as if representing the hope for humanity dying A shot worth of a quality Hollywood film

The giant at the end who was last to die was an absolute UNIT.

The gradual increase in the size of the dead body piles is absolutely amazing... looking like a step pyramid. I didn't think the tanks would last as long as they did, and the Jedi really put up some numbers... this was fun to watch

can we say the real MVP is the guy in the middle who can shoot 10,000 arrows every second! thats the real talent!

I think you can potentially increase the efficiency of your troop lines. Should have the tanks in two lines with the jedi interspersed between them, would greatly increase the amount of time the tanks stayed blasting away and melee units just sitting there doing nothing is wasted potential.

the tanks held their stand for so long respect to the tanks

It would be interesting to see if the casualty numbers changed if the defending formations had been circular.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2655">44:15</a> The last human/infantry, you did great brother

The corners of the formation were the first to break, probably because the guys at the edge gets double flanked. I think if you try the same by disposing the units in circle instead of square you could actually make zombies lose

Okay, my take: 1. Corners are fatal weak spots. They should either be avoided altogether, rounded off (octagonal or more sides), or at a minimum the defensive rings should not have their corners aligned. 2. The tanks were tough enough to soak up the zombies' attacks for a good long time, but due to their slow rate of fire they weren't that good in terms of zombies killed per minute. These seemed very underpowered for what we know explosive antipersonnel shells can do in real life. 3. At least some of the inner units should have orders to advance to plug a gap if the zombies breach through the next outmost ring. Standing there doing nothing while attackers are pouring in is a waste of manpower. 4. It's imperative to keep the zombies as far away as long as possible. Their greatest strength is being able to simply bury the defenders under hills of corpses. This becomes worse the more the defense perimeter shrinks. The defenders end up fighting at the bottom of a hill the attackers are running down. Defensive fire needs to be able to thin out the attackers while they're still hundreds of meters from the outer perimeter. An open plain is the worst possible ground for static defenders to hold.

Damn that was a nail biter!!! A quick proposal good sir! 500,000 zombies, 10,000 Jedi, 50,000 German soldiers, 3 fully auto archers, 50 Nicholas Tesla, 7 Chuck Norris Vs 2 fully auto tanks, 1000 John Wicks, 500 coolaid guys, 5000 U.S. army, 500,000 Roman soldiers.

🤨 Infinite ammo, unlimited stamina and a lot of Balls. You too can have your very own Hamburger Hill😂

"Weren't we just fighting on flat ground?" "Check your feet, soldier."

That seemed like a hell of a lot more than 4 million.

I love the way the fights generate new landscape/terrain features

Cant help but to sing jingle bells everytime i see the inner square formation of troops flashing their guns lol

This is how pyramids are made. Also this makes a good Netflix movie.

Tanks are finally overwhelmed and the zombies breakthrough the first line of defense at around <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="795">13:15</a>- to be honest those tanks held up against the horde a lot longer than i thought they would. Once the dead bodies started piling up on the ground so much that the tanks couldn't even move i knew it was only a matter of time.

Crazy how this was an even better (and longer) fight than than GOT's white walker build up battle.

Ur the only realistic channel unlike the other's that have 100,000 Roman guards beat 2 miilion zombies great video. 👍

Besides how cool this videos is I'm shocked at the god computer that can hand all this happening smoothly

(looks nervously at mountains and hills) "Uh, guys? Maybe the open plain isn't the best place for a last stand...."

Okay, what kind of optimization magic did the devs use in order to have 4 MILLION units without the game completely imploding and crashing?

This was epiiiiiic!!! I knew when the zombies got to soldiers it was gonna be over quick.👍

Damn, my heart is pounding. I snapped out of it realizing humanity was still here. THIS IS NOT THE END....yet.

Oh man. They were so close. Didn’t expect I was going to be so sad for the losing side on this ridiculous simulation 😂😂

I'm curious on how this scenario would play out if the high ground was given to the humans . By halfway Through the battle It seemed that due to the mass of corpse piles that the human gunfire couldn't Get access to the Zombies fully until they climbed over there bodies.

I think I saw Obi Wan up on the ridge declaring "It's over, . . . I have the high ground".

What a battle. Literally gave me goose bumps till the end. This battle needs an Avengers assemble moment to save the humanity

Those Jedi could’ve used the Force to push the bodies into a wall to make for better defense😭😭😭

Nice battle. It would be cool if you'd do one entirely in first person and wander from formation to formation behind enemy lines. Like a little story

I've never seen this game before but I just watched the entire video and now I'm going to search for more. Why do I find this so fascinating??

Man how you proved me wrong! I thought sticking tanks in the battle was going to make that way one sided! Zombies took them to school!

Another long one, but it was great the whole way through! Those pyramids of bodies is just so...wild to see.

Imagine in the WW2 10 times more true people died

This was cool I liked it The tanks did exceptionally better than I thought they would.👍🏼💯

Damn that was a climatic end haha, had me ROOTING for em lmao

I feel like this is what Warhammer 40k is going to boil down to. All the factions are gonna have to join together in a desperate last stand against the Tyranids lol

The tanks done good. Even the Jedi did ok. Those monster things hung in there for a bit. It was the soldiers who let the side down. As once they met the zombie flood, it basically eroded the soldier formation. Overall...an interesting battle.

One thing I've learned from such videos is that dead bodies are big problem in the battlefield. They dismantle your formation, open spots and make it harder for you to defend.

The tanks would have machine guns and smoke as well. I expect quite a lot of zombies would be squished in their own crush with some smoke. The bodies piled make quite a big hill to climb.

This has Better Character Development, Plot and story than Most Disney movies nowadays

Most of those light flashes were tank fire but one of them was Jeff snapping pics to share online. Damn you Jeff! 😜

Something similar was done in the novel World War Z. To hold off zombie hordes, soldiers were told to form a square formation and to shoot at very strict intervals along a designated target line. With constant resupplying and ability to switch spots with another soldier if one felt tired, and provided the line was holding, it was possible for a battalion to sucessfully dispatch thousands of zombies. And they did, near the end of the book, the zombie-infested US mainland was finally cleared and reclaimed by the military using this very tactic. Of course, in the book, the zombies were slow walkers, this line would not hold against runners.

It reminds of me of the formations described in the novel World War Z, when the US army was retaking the country. And it feels like the tanks did more as barricades keeping the zombies back long enough to get hit by ranged.

This seem like the kind of channel the Devil would watch as he snacks his supper in Hell or sth. So much blood, brutality and deaths in a screen lol

Why do I feel so mesmerized by this.

Pure insanity and I loved every minute of it.

If it was a wall of Super Sherman, then it'd be a different story. XD

That tank that broke ranks in the beginning left that corner volunerable the rest of the battle.

That was a remarkably well balanced battle!

now imagine how differently the battle would go if all defensive units could move at will and use other violent means besides their standard function (mg-mounted on the tanks, force lightning, jumping giants, fragmentation, HE and napalm grenades, flamethrowers) and if there were other variants of zombies beside the standard runners (jockeys, tanks, lickers, tyrants)

The truly astonishing thing about this is that seemingly infinite amount of zombies represents just a tiny 1/2000 of the human population. It's amazing that the Earth somehow sustains us all.

That was without a doubt an epic battle for survival.

Jedi just sittin around dranking beers. Nutin to it.

Очень напряженный бой и хороший баланс, до последнего не знал что победит

As a zombie this give me great hope ❤

Wow, that sure seemed like a lot more zombies than 4 million. It was really well balanced though!

I can't believe I just watched this from beginning to end 😂😂😂

I think the tanks should be allowed to move like spokes on a wheel running over the zombies. Maybe a double row of tanks.

After the zombies killed the last gunner, I really started wondering where they were running to. They won't have to jump the giant like that 😂

This archer guy was way too lit. 10 of em will do the job :D

That was one hell of a fight. Sometimes the bad guys win.

One idea I kind of got from watching your videos, have you ever though about adding in maybe some triggered or "proc" abilities like maybe have jedi knights and also some like "Jedi Masters" or "Jedi Consulars" with powerful force abilities that trigger only at certain times, such as a radial blast that they only use when they are completely surrounded and has like a 5 or 10 second cooldown timer. Also maybe make it so the tanks have a kamakaze "last resort" kind of option where just before their HP reaches zero, they self destruct for large blast radius and higher damage. Idk just a thought. If there was any kind of "last stand" kind of battle like this with humanity vs zombies, would stand to reason that the tank operators would have a self destruct option🤣

Tanks behind the melee line would be far more effective. What a fight though. Jolly good!

I like how, at the end, the zombies are just waiting for their turn to die next.

Dude with the bow was working overtime at the end lol

Surely the tanks would've been better off driving around the inner army, so they can run over any zombie that comes close.

The tanks would kill more just by driving around among the zombies

Oh wooooooow. That’s yank line was legit!

Respect to that final blood splattered Troll who fought brilliantly to his last breath

An active body count on both sides would be cool.

Would kill more zombies if the tanks drive in a continually expanding parameter While simultaneously shooting.

Om so happy for the zombies, they persevered even through the tank cheat. Yah Zombies!!!

Man the Battle for Bakhmut is getting crazy.

I think it would have helped if the tanks were driving while they fires, in a circular patern just to run over the bodies and keep building the hill. As the hill grows the tanks could extend outwards, deploy the Jedi at the top of the hill, and let the firepower do the rest whatever slips through.

100 trolls and 25 gods with the same amount of soldiers it would've been different. Too many zombies for them

That was one heck of a battle. I wish they would make some of these scenarios into a movie. That would be awesome.

This battle is too epic, I thought my eyes got into tear, but just video quality dropped to 144

Looks like a desperate last stading in the end of the world, amazing

What a great ending!

It's tough to tell, but I think the giant pixels got the most kills. If the defenders had a had a few more, or slightly bigger pixels, they would have come out on top.

Seeing the dude in the middle shoot the arrows like that always makes me laugh hahaha

At least the tanks are smart enough to stay above ground, keeping them from being buried by dead carcasses.

pretty amazing the zombies won with just under 1% of troops left

How's your pc ??

well this is worth a youtube vid, more intense than some cheap cgi mass battles in movies, piles of zombies and stuff. thx

Big respect to that last giant who survived at the end of the battle

I think the tanks should have moved to maintain a spread out position. They left the corners too weak at times.

What was the archer thinking? He looked totally useless shooting high into the air for most of that lol. Still relatively close though considering how many zombies it started with.

Some solfiers weren't firing even after the zedds breached the inner square, i know its a bug but i like to think that they actually had conciousness and were like: "whats the point? We are dead anyways"

**shuts helmet visor** "Keep firing, assholes!"

I think it'd go a little differently if you moved troops to shore up holes when they appear.

tanks could have done so much more, if they fired on a more flat trajectory, like if they were down a but in the ground like a tank trench, the shot could travel just above the ground ripping thru zombies bodies before finally blowing up when they lost enough forward momentum to hit the ground. can you imagine like a 600 or 700 meter long line about 5 meters wide swath with every shot.

those tank drivers defo had PTSD after this, so many zombie bodies they could trump it and build a wall literally just an idea instead of the 'gods/jedi' you should try using space marines or spartans ;D

Now that's an example of a pyrik victory.

Guess it depends on which Gods you have access to. Certain Gods of the dead like Hela, Hades or Osiris would just make the undead fight each other. And just why do the humans go into battle with the weakest weapons in our arsenal? Flame throwers, napalm, heavy artillery and air power are always missing in these things