I was pretty sure that was from Origins

Assassins Creed Origins used a good number of historians {4 years to make}..And after that they censored and show fake history. Because in a museum you can show naked ancient art for a child, but the virtual version is dangerous ... That's why I didn't buy the game.

For Assassins Creed Origins, they used a good number of historians {4 years to make} to get the city [And world] accurate... and the they created a politically corrected version of that world and history according with XXI century prejudices to content SJW and other people that will never play the game or care about history.

Very cool..

They always do a pretty decent job of re-creating the settings. If you look up pics of victorian era london and then AC syndicate they look exactly the same.

Yeah and this part was the best from the game.

I don't think we will see games like Origins or Odessey again, they are more concerned with being woke these days than accurate history.

@@johnames6430 Yawn.

@@grantmalone Pirate all triple A games. Buy all white owned historically accurate games.

Exploring the game was cool and everything lol, I I understand Romans being able to build a empire in Mediterranean sea cuz Italy is in the middle but I'm surprised the ancient Egypt didn't build a Mediterranean empire the Nile river was the life blood of Egypt so just monopolize the whole river inland building towns and cities multiple of them and have a huge population to have and just have a river navy going up and down the river with archers protecting the area from enemies and with the big food supply and population to support a huge navy with archers using wood for body armor and the plenty of reeds that grow in the river for large supplies of arrows and build a naval sea empire being able to take the African , European and middle eastern coast and black sea area to and be smart about it and not go to far inland spreading out too thin and they should be able to hold on to with a 300,000 man navy

There was another ancient library that was considered comparable in quality. It also was burned iirc.

Me too. However, I've been in the modern library in 2009 and it is pretty amazing. If I recall correctly the only 3 surviving scrolls from the original library are in Vienna.

They couldn't have been as knowledgeable as we are today, but yes it's a shame.

@@codrinvechiu2832 And yet they built the pyramids

@@deandeann1541 you're probably thinking of the Library of Pergamum (in present-day Turkey), second only to Alexandria's library. Apparently Mark Anthony took the scrolls to Cleopatra as Julius Caesar had damaged the Alexandria one in fighting, though the library carried on at Pergamum. Books at Alexandria were on papyrus; those at Pergamum on parchment. The word parchment is derived from Pergamum. No evidence that the Pergamum library burned though.

Yes, the game was a treat for history buffs

In real life Alexandria and pyramids are roughly 175 km apart,in the game they’re only 3,5 km apart... From what’ve heard Egypt in this game includes almost half of the entire country,so distances are cut by about 1/50. There are open world games with better scale ratios compared to their real life counterparts but well at least this game gives you the illusion of being huge for the most part.

In real life Alexandria and pyramids are roughly 175 km apart,in the game they’re only 3,5 km apart... From what’ve heard Egypt in this game includes almost half of the entire country,so distances are cut by about 1/50. There are open world games with better scale ratios compared to their real life counterparts but well at least this game gives you the illusion of being huge for the most part despite the fact you can ride across entire map in 15 minutes north to south.

Thank you what a sight that must of been. I appreciate you tuning in and taking the time to comment. 👍

@@LookHereMars You’re very welcome. What’s really amazing is that since I was there mountains have appeared...I wonder if that was caused by an earthquake?? :)

1890s or 1790s?

@@cjdfv I was joking...there are mountains in the documentary but not in Alexandria...but there have indeed been earthquakes.

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Greetings from Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Greetings from Indonesia!

Greetings from Greece, we are brothers...

communication of history to be exact.

It's from Assassin's Creed Origins.

true, but even as an Assassins Creed fan, I would still have to say they are much more talented with map making and building restorations than game making

Hi, that is exactly how we submitted our group assignment in one of our literature classes -- as multimedia documentary-style presentation. Tho obv not as highly produced as this one. 😅

The only problem is that it isn't accurate. Ra-qed means "Ra (Egyptian Sun god) dwells," not "the building." Rhakotis means Rha's home. So it's clear the Egyptians didn't hate the city, it was the city of their god! Egypt and Greece and Rome were all ruled by the same noble families that control worldwide shipping and commerce. They did mention that the ship owners were called, "naukleros." This means, "ship inheritance," or "shipping assigned by lot."

It is from a video game, Assassin's Creed Origins. Ask them to play the game as well. 😀

You are welcome, glad you enjoy them. Credit goes to Ubisoft i simply edited them into a longer documentary format. Enjoy the channel. 👍

In fact, this is discovery mode from assassin's creed origins, so the credit goes to the people that made that game. With all due respect to the "creator" of this video.

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@Jovan Popovic lmfao

@Jovan Popovic In the age of ancient greece serbia didnt exist. Slavs came later. Also, not to be mean but ancient greeks were one the most important civilizations in history. Serbian culture is not very big while you can see impacts of Greek culture all the way from Southern Spain to Pakistan.

@@vascogiesteira1566 Fuck outta here I am Serbian and Serbian civilization is cradle of Europe

@Jovan Popovic serbia is the tick on the ass of the mediterranean....Greece was the cradle of democracy and the start of logic and science!

@Jovan Popovic whatever u say troll

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This is taken from a video game

"Alexandria was the Paris of the ancient world" Pfffft. Paris wishes!

Your just going to overlook Cairo

It was a beautiful and magnificent place of knowledge and culture wonders loved of seen it lol 😎

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Greetings I am glad you enjoyed the content thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. This footage however is not my own but of the game Assassin's Creed Origins. I simply edited the history discovery tour short episodic segments into a single documentary style format.

Thank you i am glad you enjoyed it.

@Jordan & Jordan Pella the capital of Macedonia is in greece!!! so the land of Philip is in greece

Egypt had been a Persian colony for 250years before Alexander captured it.

hahaaaa - you are trapped

it's better watching crappy reality tv shows, at least we learn somthing

quick, start copying the books of alexandria so that we can have them for the future

Alexandria was in Egypt lol haha

The city remained as you see it up until the 7th century it's not ancient greece, later islam slowly deconstructed the city's monuments(even the pyramids of Giza) to construct mosques.

Remeber Greeks got there alphabet from Egypt

He burned down Persepolis though.

Greeks United? What Greeks? They didn't want to unite under Macedonia, they were forced to do this. A lot of greeks didn't want to do more than liberate Greek cities in Asia Minor. They didn't want to go any further and go into Persian territory and fight persians there. They didn't want any revenge for something that was done 200 years ago! They wanted to trade with persians, not make war with them. Persia was not a threat anymore. Alexander slaughtered in his wars best and most able men of Hellas. And later his successors slaughtered much more. Greece was weakened and absolutely defenseless before such greedy predator that was Rome. It is Alexander the great's fault that Hellas and hellenic people were genocided and slaughtered by Rome. If it were not for him and his unnecessary conquests and insane campaigns, which were not needed by anyone except himself, then there would have been no ruinous wars of his successors, the Diadochs. Hellas would have been strong and unbroken, it would have been able to resist the Roman invaders. Then the Hellenic culture and statehood would not have been destroyed, hellenic people would not have been massively killed and sold into slavery.

@@Aristonike9999 Yes is nice to create history with just one big IF.... Greeks are the only people from this ancient times that survived. Romans gone, Assyrians gone, egyptians gone, Illyrians and thracians gone, celts and phoeanians gone...

@@Aristonike9999 Like it or not, history is not If....Alexander took the Greek civilization and language and spread to the east. Because of Alexander the eastern Mediterranean was a Greek speaking and influenced part till the early middle Ages, because of this even Romans never tried or managed to destroy the influence of Greek, Greek was the second language in the empire, Athens was the city that many emperors and Roman elite would go to study, Greek literature been seen as the most highly one into the Roman World....Greeks flourished inside the Roman Empire... What if Alexander never managed to follow all these?? Who's telling you that Greeks would succeed to anything...to stop the Romans...to even survive to this day or to follow the demise of the other ancient neighbors???

@@Aristonike9999 Most importantly Greek civilization and culture never damaged either by Alexander or the Romans....Greeks never been genocide or destroyed by them...Greek civilization been damaged by only one thing idiot, and this is Christianity. Still, those Greeks even under those circumstances with a new religion and a new political structure like Rome, did managed to continue and been transformed into the Orthodox Byzantines of the East...and through them to today. As much as you don't like any of those, or you think the core of greekness has been damaged, all those things are responsible the survival and continuation of the Greek people... I don't have, we don't have to always explain or justify our existence...is really tiring...

Lol me too 💀

good taste

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but life was much harder

@@user-cr8xm1gw6y And appreciated more. People take so much for granted now.

@@heru-deshet359 you're right, and that why alot of people become increasingly bored and In some cases depressed.

@@user-cr8xm1gw6y We need an all encompassing EMP to wipe out all social media technology, cars (not medical, though, lol), etc to bring humanity back to normalcy.

@@heru-deshet359 many will perish, family member will turn on family member but maybe your right

The same thing look how they massacared the Egyptians

That would of been great for the Alexandrians to expand to the Americas build settlements based on the pursuit of knowledge, wisdom and culture achievement wonders lol, or Renaissance Venice with it's huge culture and fleet to expand to the Americas spreading renaissance culture and Italian language to it and we'll all be speaking Italian living in a classy culture America lol

United States of Alexandria, North Alexandria continent and South Alexandria Continent

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Александар Македонски 🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰

Northern Macedonia . Let's no forget.

@@andrejjolevski2179 xaxaxaaxxa, funny guy (still trying to steal history. Simple, open a book and read). Even your name (or nickname) is Greek and you are not knowing about it.

@@andrejjolevski2179 the video speaks about Greek world. We are not talking about slavic world, you are in the wrong comment area.

@Damir Saric i am saying the same. That Alexander the Great was Greek.

He does imply that, but doesn’t state it clearly.

It is said that Alexander III named as much as 70 or so cities after himself and one after his warhorse Bucephalus. There still remains in the modern day 31 cities around the Globe with the name Alexandria. But the most famous city of them all in both ancient and modern times is that of Alexandria in Egypt. Thank you for taking the time out the watch the video and for leaving a comment. I hope you enjoyed the content. 👍

@jorgan Kharn fuck you

The legacy of Alexander was weakened hellenic world and it's inability to protect itself. Which led to roman genocide of hellenic people. Destruction of ancient hellenic culture and statehood, and mass genocide/enslavement/ loss of independence by hellenes - that was his " legacy".

@@Aristonike9999 Genocide?? When did Romans genocide the Greeks? I will answer to you...never. Romans didn't exterminate Greeks like Carthage, never wanted to, never been a reason. No sources either Greek or Latin ever said that...

Rome was a pure bandit state which needed other countries and nations primarily for massive theft. It stole from them. Carthage was destroyed because romans wanted to steal from them. It was the only reason. And because they were jealous of their wealth. Corinth was destroyed. Its inhabitants were killed or sold into slavery. Seventy (!) cities in Epirus were destroyed, its inhabitants (150 000 people)sold into slavery. Before that, several cities were massacred by Emilius Paulus by his own initiative. Flamininus plundered Eretria and Elatea. He wanted to destroy all Boeotia. Before the intervention of the Achaeans, he managed to make a punitive campaign against Coronea. Cities in Italy were massacred during Second punic war. Marcellus massacared Syracuse, its inhabitants sold into slavery. He massacred also Leontium, its inhabitants were killed. The city Enna was massacared. Tarentum was massacared twice. First, after Pyrrhys war, Thirty thousand of the Greek inhabitants were sold as slaves and many works of art were carried off to Rome. Second time, during second punic war. Thirty thousand of the Greek inhabitants were sold as slaves(again).Tarentum's art treasures, including the statue of Nikè (Victory) were carried off to Rome. Cities that supported king Mythridates were massacred, including Athens and Thebes, and more. Greek cities were often plundered and enslaved during roman civil wars for picking the wrong side. There were many cases of mass slavery in the territories conquered by Rome for the inability to pay high Roman taxes, as well as debts to Roman usurers. This horrible phenomenon was common for population in Greece, Asia minor and Bithynia. Strabo wrote about Strabo wrote about the poverty of many cities and its citizens, their sparse population, declining birth rates in them. Both Strabo and Polibius said that many Greek cities fell into decay. In addition to the monstrous taxation, there were constant illegal monstrous extortions. Roman governors, consuls, proconsuls, legates and others robbed cities of their wealth, stole, took out objects of art, libraries, paintings and everything of value. They enriched themselves at the expense of Greek cities and Greek citizens.

Alexander is Macedonian

in what way?

@@fallout3rocks889 probably some woke crab

We waz kigz

Isn't Cleopatra descendent of Ptolomy, the greek general of Alexander?

So much knowledge was lost.

This footage is taken from the short episodic Discovery History tours of the game Assassins Creed Origins and edited into a single documentary style format.

@@LookHereMars its crazy how games are so realistic nowadays

@@vansaxd265 It's incredible what can be done with modern technology. We have the makings of our very own time machine.

The game graphics is more realistic than the video. This is video has low/medium graphics setting, which sucks. I play at ultra graphics settings and it looks much better.

Yeah,in the game they are between 3500-4000 meters apart which is normal because because they wanted to make it not boring to traverse around the map so they compressed it heavily.

@@Tutel9528 you know in AC1 and 2 they used fast travel between distant cities

This video is created from many different segments edited into a single documentary from the History tour of Assassin's Creed Origins. I tried In the editing process to tone down the end of sequence sounds but much of it could not be helped for better video flow. Regardless I hope you enjoyed the video and thank you for stopping by.

@@LookHereMars I see, keep it up!