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"Anastasius Focht will always be my ONLY Precentor Martial. He gave us the winning tactics!". - Comstar veteran assigned to oppose the Ghost Bears.

This is for sale only as a 480p, we need to find some 16mm prints and get this digitized at higher resolution

the sig heils are crazy

Save Europe

the guy in the grasses was totally dead in moments

*opens fire anyway twice*

I enjoy all of AGS 363 videos 🎉🎉🎉😊

whos here from fishtank?

The alternate versions are good. The original is not. This is because you cant fire both the missile launcher and the arm mounted weapons at the same time. WIGE movement takes some time to get used to as well, but the dual LRM15 version doesnt need to do a bunch of moving

Where's the giraffes ostriches and rhinos

Alcohol abusee at 9:54

DAMN!! THEY JUST DON`T MAKE EM LIKE THIS ANYMORE.

4:50 NOT IN HIS ASS

😂😂😂 it is as funny as much as it is interesting

It's a neat system, but I feel it is begging for an amphibious variant.

Severely underrated machines. Fun fact! The first two generations' artwork was first-draft concept sketches the publisher decided to just send out. The reason they look so much more biological than BattleMechs is because they weren't supposed to; the artist decided to start with an inspiration as a base and then make it look more mechanical from there, and then just never got the chance to make it better.

As a white guy....no...f'ing ..way would i be there at that time.

Wonder what other clans make this

Very nice

Africans are great at destruction.

I have this on DVD for many decades....And really not much has changed...Pity....Thanks for this upload good documentary....Peace

Everyone loves the Mechs and with good reason, they are big, stompy and undeniably cool. But anyone who really knows, knows that space power is the real power in a space faring civilization and Warships are the real masters of this void. The universe wants to delude itself into thinking that their time is done and that they are expensive and unneeded and yet they are wrong, Warships can and have changed the course of entire wars and their presence alone ensures or denies entire invasions and only other warships allow others to fight them effectively. The Pocket Warship is nothing more than a stepping stone to recreating the mighty battle fleets that once controlled entire sectors and when they return in the proper numbers, they will return to the glory they deserve.

I know I am late to the party but I enjoy your work, thanks for sharing all this

Man this was so well done i hope you do other aspects of battletech with this much love. Subbed

The Whites set up giant game preservers, but killed 8 million African slaves? I call bu11sh!t. Whites were keeping the peace. It was only after Whites left that all hell broke loose.

Can't wait to see the next part covering the Word of Blake and their little temper tantrum.

As someone who collects and played with Aerotech/warships I absolutely love how that portion of the game plays. It's just like BT Classic, where it can go as complex or simple as the players want. For me I like playing near barebones aside from vectors. The fleet I've got right now is a Word of Blake themed one. Including mostly the Star League era styled warships (as I prefer them far more visually to the clan versions) as well as using it as a collection for Warships. So I have at least one of each warship class of ship the Word have known examples of that have a metal model. However I've added an Avatar as well as a Dreadnought due to the fact I enjoy both warship types. It is sad that my favorite era of the setting is the last time nearly everyone has access to more than 2 warhsips.

An ODST to represent ROM? Yeah. Yeah that makes sense

I am so freaking glad I found your channel.

Your narration on this one was particularly good.

It is beyond fucked up they had a person be the the fox and set their hounds on them, the narrator doesn’t even mention that he narrowly avoided being ripped apart by a pack of dogs

An interesting aspect of the development of the Hegemony ships: apart from the first class (the Dreadnought) all other ships were quickly shed of point defenses. Hegemony (and by extension Star League) Warships were more or less ships of differenz sizes bristling with capital weaponry but also rather thin armor (in comparism to the Ships that came during the 2nd Star League). The difference is the doctrine: during the Reunification War SL naval doctrine evolved from "Victory through superior firepower" to more maneuver naval warfare. Which meant that the squadrons were to be supported by Dropships carrying fighter wings (the Titan being the go-to carrier Dropship) as well as most Battleships and Cruisers were now carrying at least 1 fighter wing for self defense. The Enterprise, as you mentioned, was the one time the SL navy tried to fill that gap. After all the SL had no real carrier ships (the Kimagure being an exception and that ship was rare). The Federated Suns and the Combine had dedicated fighter carriers though (the New Syrtis or the Samarkand carriers respectively). In fact the New Syrtis had it's first trial by fire during the Reunification War.

You are a golden nugget in this website. Thank you for the loving Battletech documentaries

Warships are the best part of Battletech!

Two and a half hours of deep lore? You spoil us, sir.

Let Blake's light into your soul!

“Cruiser class’ Cruiser”? 🤔

As someone who loves warships and has been making lego models of them for years, this was an absolute blast! This is the kind of video I've always wanted to watch. Thank you so much!

Thank you. Everyone forget the combined arms of battletech.

The Canopian model of the Athena class is notable for its personalization for the nation that built it, such as the conversion of a cargo bay into a gigantic all hours rave and party room, intoxicat stores measured in planetary volumes, and the most comfortable bunks you'll find on any warship in the Sphere. Occasional losses in communication due to pounding techno music over the radio and the command deck to turn into a giant blunt rotation were considered benefits before the Reunification War

Blakeist's are just Capellan scum in Wizard costumes😅🤣😂

Wait... McKenna was born in 2274, and after 10 years of being a stubborn git to the military, he was promoted to Fleet Admiral in 2295? He was 21 at that time.... Either the historical records of him were written by a mathematically challenged person (i.e. in-lore wise falsified) or child-soldiery was suddenly ok. Also, 10 years to reach fleet-admiral rank? You usually need at least 15 years to even reach the lowest admiraly rank of Comodore.... Double that for full 4* Admiral...

Praise be to Blake for your work. A subscriber earned here.

Wonder why it didn't get favor from the Khan. She probably got uncanny valley feelings looking at herself as a harpy.

I still want to run my Jumpship setting Mechwarrior RPG someday. This just makes me hopeful that other people would have an interest in it.

*RAPIDLY PAYING PHONE BILL*

Good video but your Blakeist tendencies are evident.

Finally! Someone who talks about the strategic lynchpin of BattleTech! My personal favorite WarShip are usually the really fast ones, the Dante-class for example, seconded by McKennas and the like. I like ships which are fast and can play with range or boat missiles like the Cruiser-class

Very cool Warships and armed dropships are really underrepresented in battletech.

I am a simple man, I see Battletech, I hit like and subscribe.