indeed

Yup watch it apollo, I think its actually on Netflix stream at the moment

I don't think it's on Netflix.. Would've seen that

they had it its gone now but you can watch it on youtube

They took down the KZfaq version

no those are just fake gold chains hanging to the floor.

@ϥⲣⲁⲟⲛ Which means...Food Stamps& EBT SNAP!

Rob Roux bruh 👏🏽

I get what you mean

@@robroux6074 I'm so confused

News that came in the morning told that the main force had been slain

Chance for peace and justice gone, and all talks had been in vain

@@isabelbarker786 A prince had been offended and he has gone the path of war

Now that 1500 men are dead, and the Zulus at the door!

Zulus attack! fight back to back,

Even i know how to pronounce shire correctly. And I'm a born and bred American.

@@AbrahamLincoln4 “sher” or “sh” depending on the accent

@@georgenip5315 Well, I live near New Hampshire.

I live in Rhode Island so I love hearing non-New Englanders trying to pronounce Birtish named towns here. Like Worcester. Sounds like 'Wuh-ster'. But I hear people saying 'War-chester'. Haha

I know, it hurts 😪😂

Didn't you say you were going to do a medieval 2 battle. Sorry for being prying.

I said I tried to get a crusader siege battle. But someone crashed/left. And I reminded me why I don't play med 2 as much lol

you should do battle of Alamo that would be awesome and great vid

the movie is awesome its worth a watch the story is like the alamo but with native warriors instead of a professional army

You should realy see the movie, its awesome

im sorry for I have sinned

Pixelated Apollo I forgive you my child

+Pixelated Apollo it's a 1964 film that includes the actaul Zulu tribe people in it

watch it, it is the thing that inspired this mod

Yeah, that really inaccurate and kind of racist movie that portrayed Africans as extreme stereotypes. That one

Jan Francírek LMAO

He just went flying lol!

He has grown tired of fighting and thus decides to go explore the clouds

I believe i can fly....

@@rednapoleon3095 I wish i can touch the sky..

Listen here I have diplomatic immunity 😂🤣😂🤣

Well. you lot would have gotten the best look at the front of them.

Same

I afrikaans aswell

Ek ook

Or Isandlwana where they got their asses whooped.

Sgt.Fury Oh yeah that one XD they were ambushed

+Sgt.Fury 1200 British soldiers ambushed from all sides from 12,000 Zulus I like to see the American army survive that...

+louis finnerty It's called the American Revolution

louis finnerty Never heard of The Korean War huh. Millions of Chinese attacked mere tens of thousands of US Troops.

wow yeah i thought so

yeah watching this that was my thought too

The Zulus weren't natives

@@tzalik8206 in the sense that the Bantu expansion was still then a relatively recent thing? They were definitely born there

The first attacks of The british in Africa Were lost just Because of their slaves They increased The army so They won after many attempts The zulu empire was like in a medieval century but dont forget that They Were great hunters and Warriors phisically and psichologically

The only slaves in South Africa were a few held by Zulus and thousands held by the Boers

Its actually called ISLANDWANA

Its actually called ISLANDWANA

Its actually called ISLANDWANA

Its actually called ISLANDWANA

Its actually called ISLANDWANA

Thanks man! I work hard to have clear flowing commentary, and I try to capture the most epic parts of the battle. Glad to see my hard work appreciated

Actually Markus, there is only 1 battle where the Zulu won, and they won very definitively, but it was an ambush at night, with lots of fog, blinding the British... But the British at this point had semi automatic rifles, and they could easily take on Zulu armies 20 times larger.

the Zulus should not have even made it far in this battle in such a flat environment, Apollo failed to correctly place his infantry repel the enemy lines and his native fighters were horribly commanded, the Calvary was too static and thus is wasted

easily angered by french frogs Not really even a problem with how he played in my opinion, mostly to do with the fact that the British soldiers are portrayed as totally pathetic in this mod, whereas in real life the Zulus had a slight advantage in melee, but the British would rip em to shreds before they got close.

NathanNTF what are you talking about there was no fog are you kidding me the British were slaughtered in broad daylight also if you had any understanding of science you would know that fog could not form

also warwick is pronounced "warrick"

Around my way it's shear or shire. Depends on the area accent.

Tone H I'm from Cheshire in the north so naturally not a lot of words get dragged out

jack robinson Buckinghamshire myself, our accents can be great fun with folks over the pond.. Once had a gaming party with Scotts, Irish, Welsh and I was basically an interpreter for the lone American lad who just couldn't get past the deep accents. We pulled his leg a lot :)

Because I am from Yorkshire, we forgo all sensible pronunciation and instead choose to get the word out as fast and with as little enunciation as possible. So Warwickshire becomes Warricksher. The "R" is just there to turn the "E" into an "Urgh" and not actually used.

That and cannister

The British were actually pretty terrified of the Zulu due to their warrior instinct and fierceness.

@@MrSimonw58 Indeed cannons were their major weakness because the Zulu didn’t have that many guns which they acquired from previous battles and they weren’t trained in gun use. They used sheer strength and numbers in order to defeat any army. The Zulus barely reached the British’s encampment by just charging at it and getting shot down by either musket fire or cannon. Also a major flaw was that the Zulu had their troops positioned in large numbers at single point instead of putting them at various different points, in which the British could use to their advantage and overcome them separately.

@@rapidxen2734 ... they came within 5 meters of the square at Ulundi

@@rapidxen2734 thats why one of, if not the toughest, colonial fight in africa was somalia. The british, italians, and ethiopians all cooperated yet it took over 2 decades of war. Thats because the somalis had wide access to guns and cannons, though they were inferior. Thats why somalia was the first area in africa to be arial bombed by a western army. They had to use gas and all the tricks they learned in ww1 against the somalis because they were somewhat modernized.

yeah its wonderful

+Pixelated Apollo I am South African.

the hordes of the zulu cannot be stoped

+Pixelated Apollo I rly love ur vids their awesome. but can u pleeeeeeeaaaaaaasssssssss do napoleon naval war I love the ships pleas

Pixelated Apollo The Zulu weren't the only native tribe in that war.

America has places like that too. "Arkansas" pronunciation is BS.

It was most likely they noticed how long it took to reload rifles at the time. This made charging them easier since the less useful warriors could just run up front and die for the better warriors to reach the enemy in time. At least that's how I reason it

They actually carried some rifles themselves. I mean, they where not a hidden-from-civilization tribe in the middle of nowhere that had no previous contact with the modern world. They had balls though.

Exactly. They had outdated guns themselves, and people get the tactics all wrong. The real reason the Zulu lost battles is that they *didn't* charge in as one and slaughter everyone, with the notable exception of Isandlwana where they had an overwhelming victory. The usual tactic of the Zulu was to beat stop and beat their shields after advancing a bit, to try and intimidate the enemy, which was unnecessary and suicidal against scared but well-trained people with modern rifles, ten thousand miles from home.

And the British who stood their ground despite the fact that no matter how many bullets they fired, it would not be enough to stem the enemy from engaging them in melee and overwhelming them.

Through history, Native warriors have made charges against firearms and it has often been effective for a few reasons. Firstly: Guns are not one-hit kill weapons, apparently a boxer rebel took 5 rifle shots point blank before dying and the pirate Blackbeard took plenty of bullets before dying as well. Secondly: Guns were and are to this day psychological weapons, some natives didn't know guns were lethal and kept charging after being shot, soldiers often collapse after being shot because falling over is a ingrained response. Lastly: Adrenaline, which ties into the psychological aspect, charging at someone with a big sharp object builds adrenaline far more than sitting in a hole pot-shooting. There are other reasons of course but obviously I'm not saying guns are worthless, if you don't use stealth then you will be cut down, especially in today's fully automatic world of warfare.

@@WoogleWimpy Roman empire was no were the greatest empire. Surprised that even managed to last more than 100 years. They crumbled quickly and swiftly

@@averagejohnson8364 They conquered the Mediterranean. They had the best armies of the time. They had the best trade routs and roads of the time. They had the best cities of the time. They were the best, theres a reason everyone knows their name.

@@averagejohnson8364 Please explain why are you surprised about that?

barbarshop pole j

barbarshop pole cool :)

nice story, but factually very bad, as the british never lost a battle that badly and only lost 1 battle (and pulled away from a second) and it was the zulus avoiding the main army and attacking the bagage camp [and almost losing to 1800 men, victory cam ewhen the brits ran out of ammo] compared to their 5 fairly major victories (where they were out numbered by 3 or more to 1, rockes drift being a meer 150 vs 4000), the zulus also did not have such a conempt for the british but feared and respected them, and there are no carrion birds in zululand ''leave him for the jackels" would have been better. and the zulu never killed everyone, even at their greatest victory they only kill 1300 out of 1800 and useuallyonly killed 11-18 men in most other battles, except in one ambush of 80 men where they killed 80 men (with 500-800 men). the zulu war was shocking to the pride of the British but it was not something particularly scary for the british army, and it was way worse for the zulus, the total britsh dead (civilian and military) is 1 900 (1 in 25 troops deployed) while the zulus lost 6 900 men (1 in 5 men available), loosing over 1000 men in pritty much every battle. the true horror was the anglo- boer war which was initially like ww1 with trenchs, barbed wire, even machine guns and lots of artillery for 2 years. and then turned into iraq as a brutal anti-partizan war for another 2 years.

"Sir, we're outnumbered!" "Great news sergeant, we get to kill more people" "But Sir, we're also completely surrounded!" "Even better sergeant, we can fire in every direction"

The Zulu army, in general, was actually quite well trained and organized. It made use of a variety of well thought out and presice battle tactics as well as battle formations that historically were quite successful, a good example of which would be their extensive use of the buffalo/bull horn battle formation. So to say that they were poorly organized is not particularly fair or accurate.

Ricky you are right, but the British did actually manage to do a very good job in melee with their simple bayonets

@@metallica27796 the zulus also did a good job with their simple spear and shield

@@tot0sphonesaka64 it is much easier to melee with a spear than a bayonet

Good one

*hits the time laps and a sandwich ad plays*

it was glitched

+Pixelated Apollo yeah it changed a lot in like 5 sec

+Pixelated Apollo do the great war mod

too soon bro

After Brexit it seems too be less relevant

Eoin Barry Are you kidding me? You may have dodged Schengen but you still have Labour and Communist youth's running about the country.

+TheSquidPro Alright fascist, we socialists don't care.

Eoin Barry That's great, we don't care either. The loss of a homeland however grave to settlers and conquerors is only temporary. Though I hope socialists will have the stones to die standing when they have turned the place of their ancestors into such great safe places as South-Africa, Zimbabwe or Brazil (at best) and not seek to migrate elsewhere to spread the cancer of their failed ideology. I am not under the illusion you guys won't leave when the welfare state, justice departments or academia buckle under it's severe misuse. Because lets face it you are cowards and you have no qualms saving your own hides even if it means destroying anything you use to sustain yourself to preserve your pathetic emotional and luxury comforts. I don't want you guys to fail, no I want you to succeed and choke on the fruits of your labour for all to see, for generations to come. The irony of socialism is that it undoes everything that is needed to sustain itself.

The Boer Wars was a Fight between the British Empire and the Boer People. A Boer is a Relative of the Early Dutch Colonists. There were no Africans in this War.

Afrikaans were the Boers

+EvdieveManer there were Africans in the war but didn't involve any fighting, mostly messengers or scouts

Lol, "Afrikaans" is the language white people in South Africa speak. It's derived from dutch. I am an Afrikaans individual. My people have lived here for almost 500 years. So, I think that makes me African as well? Not black, but African.

500 years ay? lol

Oh Thanks dude

Pixelated Apollo my pleasure m8 , with your permission I will give you tips from time to time on technical issues. But I will try not be too annoying lol :D Keep this up ! Your videos are now part of my daily routine and seriously your stuff is very entertaining ! Greetings from Belgium :D

+Pixelated Apollo my friend told me you can help me smoke weed, is this true?

+Ashton Brady what the fuck bro

I second this. Would love to see a campaign series.

Same

Zaka... ZAKA... It's Shaka kaSenzangakhona, or Shaka Zulu. :)

*Caesar.

Fun fact: Shaka in the Zulu language means "Intestinal Beetle" and Zulu means "Heaven", so every time you say his name your saying "Intestinal Beetle Heaven".

horns of the buffalo you mean lol

+NoMoneyNick horny furry buffalos

plus you get to see lots of black people get killed :O epic

Stefan Krunić hahahahaha

Lol busted

Nah, Trumpet

men of harlech stop your dreaming can you see their spearpoints gleaming watch their warrior pennants streaming to this battlefield

Harlech, raise thy banners o'er us See the foe array'd before us Men of Meirion shout the chorus Cambria live for aye! Should until the cry is sounding To our land's remotest bounding And Eryri is resounding Cambria live for aye! The current verion is a modernised one, the soldiers at Rorkes Drift would have likely sung the older version, the first two choruses of which are above... the full welsh lyrics, as originally written are: Wele goelcerth wen yn fflamio A thafodau tân yn bloeddio Ar i'r dewrion ddod i daro Unwaith eto'n unGan fanllefau tywysogion Llais gelynion, trwst arfogion A charlamiad y marchogion Craig ar graig a g ryn.Arfon byth ni orfydd Cenir yn dragywydd Cymru fydd fel Cymru fu Yn glodfawr ym mysg gwledydd. Yng ngwyn oleuni'r goelcerth acw Tros wefusau Cymro'n marw Annibyniaeth sydd yn galw Am ei dewraf ddyn. Ni chaiff gelyn ladd ac ymlid Harlech! Harlech! cwyd i'w herlid Y mae Rhoddwr mawr ein Rhyddid Yn rhoi nerth i ni. Wele Gymru a'i byddinoedd Yn ymdywallt o'r mynyddoedd! Rhuthrant fel rhaeadrau dyfroedd Llamant fel y lli! Llwyddiant i'n marchogion Rwystro gledd yr estron! Gwybod yn ei galon gaiff Fel bratha cleddyf Brython Y cledd yn erbyn cledd a chwery Dur yn erbyn dur a dery Wele faner Gwalia'i fyny Rhyddid aiff â hi! Notice the lots of Cymry and Gymry in the Welsh version... lets just say there is a difference :) For example, Cymry fydd fel Cymru fu translates to Wales will be as Wales was.... which is NOT in the English translation. In the English Version Wele Gymru a'i byddinoedd (behold Wales and her armies) is replaced by Spears and arrows swift are glancing, in short, two entirely different songs, depending on the language :)

No, but they do get slaughtered under inept English aristocratic command.

They're usually too busy singing to hear the enemy advance.

the british won 5 battles looseing 10-18 men in each while the zulus lost 1000-2000 in each, 1 was essentially a misfire as both sides retreated with minor briths casualties and unknown zulu, and 1 was a zulu victory where they lost 2500 men to the britsh loss of 1300. most of the other times i can think of welsh soldiers under the british is also ussually victories.

Actually, that's backwards. Although the January rains impeded travel and the tall grasses of Zululand blocked their view, the British advanced into Zululand without taking normal precautions (such as scouts and sentries). Initially Cetshwayo’s (the leader of the Zulu Nation) policy had been to hold back his troops, remain on the defensive in this unprovoked war, and hope to negotiate a settlement. However, on January 22 Chelmsford advanced, leaving a third of his force unlaagered (lacking a protective encampment structure) at Isandlwana, and the Zulu army attacked. They annihilated the central British column at Isandlwana, killing 800 British soldiers and taking nearly 1,000 rifles and ammunition. Later that day a second Zulu force, led by Cetshwayo’s brother, Dabulamanzi kaMpande, attempted to overrun the British depot and mission at Rorke’s Drift (known to the Zulu as KwaJimu). This time the British, who had been forewarned by the few survivors of Isandlwana, were prepared. In a firefight that lasted nearly 12 hours and continued into the next day, some 120 British troops shot down more than 500 Zulu fighters.

@@thealpengeist2126 Somebody who know this history.

Ali Silcox upturned carts work wonders

"Pretend inferiority and encourage his arrogance" first it was the British then the Zulu

That was due to overconfidence, poor leadership and the stingy doling out of ammo, though it may have been due to the design of the boxes of ammo too apparently (tricky to get into in a hurry).

They had martini Henry rifles (the British but it would be cool if the British used muskets but the Zulus used martini Henry rifles later in the war)

@@user-ed1tc5fi5d yeah cool

No hate to Warhammer or CA.... But I agree!

Needs more WAAAAGH!

Yes

It didnt last long though

+shawn9000 yeah, then we gunned them down and carried on just to spite them

Yeah, tell that to the other tribes whom the Zulu's also invaded. The Zulu's were no better or even worse than the British, cause they even killed women who were pregnant during harvest season. So good thing the Zulu's lost. Go Britain! A good and best rival of France.

+Inigo Villanueva huzzah!

Go Anglos!

SMG gaming thanks mate we need all the fucks we can get.

The Brits are wanted to conquer all the nations what is not in europe they were evil

Oh you are right captai0ffd I've watched it .

.....And now we can move on to part two: Leicester.

@@jauntyangle5667 Worcester, Norwich, Bournemouth... Wooster, Norrich, Born-m'th

@@Alopex1 Woolwich, Dulwich

English was weird to learn

"It's spelled 'Luxury-Yacht', but it's pronounced 'Throatwarbler-Mangrove.'"