I like the little details like the horses because it's an older period than what you do originally so it gives a better immersion feeling ! Plus you puted the capitals so thanks you !
Quick tip for pre industrial warfare Back then the main chunk of the army wasn't spread out on the border, but concentrate in one unit. These units then would meet with the enemy unit where a big battle could take place. Think like Napoleon at Waterloo. His order wasn't to advance across the entire Belgian border, instead he marched in with an army and meet Wellington's army at Waterloo, which he had to defeat to advance. TLDR: the entire border wouldn't move. It would be more of a small blob moving from place to place
Forma is larger than Earth and might possibly have more people than our world at this time period even if it's just the Centauran Continent, so it's possible that these "mass frontline" assaults are in reality, multiple armies duking it out over this span of land.
@@alicorn3924 since the Centauran conflict's means of warfare haven't changed much when compared to our own, then I see no reason for pre industrial warfare to be too different either. Also, multiple armies just mean multiple blobs moving. Look at the capture of Paris, 1814. The coalition had 2 armies that Napoleon couldn't fight at once. Whenever he was engaging one, the other advanced.
@@krum1703 and the use of radios and railroads were the key reason on why warfare is not one blob of an army anymore since it made it easier to order units and organize them so i agree with that point
I love the work and the mapping, I will say though unlike modern wars, ww2 and ww1 for instance, where frontlines were a huge improvement factor and armies covered whole sections of the country napoleonic wars and basically any war before the 1890s consisted of Armies marching towards targets and/or setting up on fields to engage other armies. Which is why field battles are so common. Occupations did take place but that was normally after the region or city was secured post battle instead of a frontline slowly progressing towards it. Sieges are a different story as normally the whole city would be surrounded and the traditional sense of a frontline would be a thing but other than that you had field engagements the only reason an opposing force could take an area is if you were to lose a battle or your army would route. Encirclements weren’t really a thing in this era of warfare (unless like I mentioned earlier it was during a siege) I suppose it would be hard to map out in the traditional sense but I believe you could display armies moving around as units on the map and engaging or out maneuvering each other to secure an objective. Just some constructive criticism. But I do really think this is great work!
I really liked watching this, though i would point out like a few other people that it would be nice to see armies represented not only in realistic fashion and not large Frontlines, but also in army designation and soldier count.
That is not how wars were fought back then. Go see some videos about like the napoleonic era or the American civil war. Plenty of videos of those periods and should help give an understanding of how shit worked before around ww1.
@@joseph798 well it’s not the EXACT same place as talona though… but i can see where you’re coming from but talona is actually a little bit more southeast almost bordering the murus plateau
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Aquila: smh 2v1
Antares: go cry idc
Aquila *goes tryhard*
Antares, vega: OH FU-
Yessir🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
This is what many of us wanted🙏
I like the little details like the horses because it's an older period than what you do originally so it gives a better immersion feeling ! Plus you puted the capitals so thanks you !
Moral of the story: Don't mess with Aquila.
Unless you are Antares in 1912
@@abenazerafework4015 I mean... Aquila technically came back about 50 years later
@polishdoge true,true
No no, you're correct @@PolishDoge
@@PolishDogecorrect, and the only reason they lost was because Antares cheated with tanks
"Vega vega how are you"
-aqulia war song
“Your spirit’s dead, your brothers too!”
“For the iron army we cheer! The might they showed brought fear!”
"Vega vega, how are you? You looking oh-so blue!"
”Vega Vega, how are You?”
“Your spirits dead, Your brothers too!”
Quick tip for pre industrial warfare
Back then the main chunk of the army wasn't spread out on the border, but concentrate in one unit. These units then would meet with the enemy unit where a big battle could take place. Think like Napoleon at Waterloo. His order wasn't to advance across the entire Belgian border, instead he marched in with an army and meet Wellington's army at Waterloo, which he had to defeat to advance.
TLDR: the entire border wouldn't move. It would be more of a small blob moving from place to place
Forma is larger than Earth and might possibly have more people than our world at this time period even if it's just the Centauran Continent, so it's possible that these "mass frontline" assaults are in reality, multiple armies duking it out over this span of land.
@@alicorn3924 since the Centauran conflict's means of warfare haven't changed much when compared to our own, then I see no reason for pre industrial warfare to be too different either. Also, multiple armies just mean multiple blobs moving. Look at the capture of Paris, 1814. The coalition had 2 armies that Napoleon couldn't fight at once. Whenever he was engaging one, the other advanced.
@@krum1703 and the use of radios and railroads were the key reason on why warfare is not one blob of an army anymore since it made it easier to order units and organize them so i agree with that point
@@yessir-753 I mean, in mapping in would look like a block. In person it's more columns, rows, ect
Forman Guts and Gunpowder,i am right,folks?
Antares:I will beat you up in hmm the late 1910s Aquila:What? Vega:What? Antares:What?
Wow you improved alot!❤
Em if the iron army keep your head held high!
Damn u upload quick! Very cool vid btw!
another masterpiece bro!
Vega, Vega, how are you?
Why you lookin' oh so blue?
I love the work and the mapping, I will say though unlike modern wars, ww2 and ww1 for instance, where frontlines were a huge improvement factor and armies covered whole sections of the country napoleonic wars and basically any war before the 1890s consisted of Armies marching towards targets and/or setting up on fields to engage other armies. Which is why field battles are so common. Occupations did take place but that was normally after the region or city was secured post battle instead of a frontline slowly progressing towards it. Sieges are a different story as normally the whole city would be surrounded and the traditional sense of a frontline would be a thing but other than that you had field engagements the only reason an opposing force could take an area is if you were to lose a battle or your army would route. Encirclements weren’t really a thing in this era of warfare (unless like I mentioned earlier it was during a siege) I suppose it would be hard to map out in the traditional sense but I believe you could display armies moving around as units on the map and engaging or out maneuvering each other to secure an objective. Just some constructive criticism. But I do really think this is great work!
I really liked watching this, though i would point out like a few other people that it would be nice to see armies represented not only in realistic fashion and not large Frontlines, but also in army designation and soldier count.
music is fire
Esta es la guerra que desató todas las guerras
Is that Half-life 2 Music? damn that takes me back
I never knew that it was Aquila who wanted those 2 cm of coastline
Aquila finally i got my own ocean access
Aquila demands 2 inches of coastline and some plains and mountains, do you accept?
anyways, W video!
That is not how wars were fought back then. Go see some videos about like the napoleonic era or the American civil war. Plenty of videos of those periods and should help give an understanding of how shit worked before around ww1.
Thanks. I'll take that into consideration now
AQUILA WENT NAPOLEON
4:02 it was 1,619,804 people who died
ARIS EOUR SOLDIERS WE SHALL DEFEND AND FIGHT-vegan song RISE O NATION BOLD AND TRUE OUR HEARTS BEAT STRONG OUR AIM IN VIEW!
Omg HOW DO YOU UPLOAD SO FAST 😭😭😭😭😭
Half life Self Destruction is fire
I like the new music
Antares just joining every war and still loses lol
i dont think borders would be that straight in the 1700s
ok
Perfection
Tbh now thinking of it, aqulia may be polish 😂
Nice vid
Thanks
Not the Centauri flag from The Last Breath of Centaura again!
1045 uploads so fast i forgot when the last upload was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Aquila is France but aquila better
Do the history of corvus
Every forman war must have 1 million or plus casualties. Wth
Good job ...nice bro
Volucris location is located where Talona should be
I think somewhere in north Aquila
So acording to the lore we had napoleonic wars in centaura? Atleast 19 years before our reality?
def not the napoleanic wars, way too small scale, it would most likely happen in hydra
How do you make these?
I'll make a video about it later
vegan incursion
0:00 intro music name?
May I ask, how did you count the casualties to look realistic?
I just put random numbers lol.
I didn't know they looked realistic
@@1045HourVitality it's just me, cuz I'm doing a personal project of the central powers winning WW1
The Aquilans should have pushed more into Antarean land, so they could have more access to the Libran ocean.
Cool brother
I feel like some people forgot they were most likely using muskets in this war💀
Rifles were made in teh 15th century but I think it’s prob the G&B typa rifles
@@Red_Teddeh Yeah it was probably Napoleonic type weapons and Aquilla is basically Napoleonic France in this war
Hey man i give my own drawed map to you
next vid?
Where did you find this in the lore?
Lore document
YAHOo
- Some Soldier
does vega have a new official flag?
I'm unsure
@@1045HourVitalitythey dont have but once talona came out they will probably start working on Vega flag as its the next campaign
That isnt vegas flag
wrong location for Volucris!!!!!! omg disliked!!!!!!!!!!
blud the official lore barely even specifies where volucris even is 💀
it’s like saying “omg you put nauta in the wrong place i dislike!”
@@blueguns15000 i think he was sarcastic lol
@@1045HourVitality oh… yeah that makes sense
I was expecting someone to not get it. But it surely can’t be in the same place as talona
@@joseph798 well it’s not the EXACT same place as talona though…
but i can see where you’re coming from
but talona is actually a little bit more southeast
almost bordering the murus plateau