2,000,000 Orc Warriors attack MODERN ARMY - Epic Battle Simulator 2 - UEBS 2
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I've played this Orc's weigh in at roughly 400lbs and have the striking power of an angry bull. If it wasn't for the SF's I doubt the battle would of been won.
Well in reality a modern army would have never allowed a 2 million orc army to be resupplied. They would have starved to death long before the battle while being under artillery fire.
But in terms of the simulation breaking point was when the modern soldiers found a gap to disengage while firing.
A more realistic form would be great. But i think the Software is not able to simulate it:
Normally only the first 2-3 Lines of Soldiers would be able to fire.
All Lines behind would hit their own people.
Except they stand on higher Ground then the first Lines.
do you think they fired 2,000,000 bullets? also crack shots
How many survived?
I counted two important turning points:
1. When the tanks, upon being destroyed, vanished from existence and no longer served as obstacles to the orc advance.
2. When the orcs ran out of orcs.
I totally agree with you my friend. Thank you for taking the time to comment.✌️
Also when the modern soldiers carried something like plus 3000lbs of ammo and their gun never deteriorated despite 25 minutes of nonstop firing. I've no idea how much ammo a tank would consume if they fired nonstop for 25 minutes but I'm pretty sure 500+ shells takes up a lot of space.
@@crispinhenthorn5318 agree. It was most bs simulation I ever seen. Also how much melee damage from orc can modern army soldier take? Without proper armor it's probably one blow.
@@crispinhenthorn5318 Also the fact that the tanks didn't simply run over the Orcs. You have 400 tanks; you can simply run over 2 million Orcs pretty easily.
Also much much sooner there would be a mountain of orcs as cover for the approaching orcs. They would essentially stop taking casualties as they ran up to the front.
I also don't know how the tanks are shooting orcs at point blank range, I don't think tanks can shoot the literal ground in front of them.
The breaking point to me was when all of these people with guns were able to shoot simultaneously without hitting any of theirs. It was pretty broken by that point
that and the positioning lmao
ahaha dude you are absolutely right but unfortunately there is no friendly fire feature in the game yet :)
For me it was the guns that didn't need to be reloaded, and had infinite ammunition:p
@@dalriada7554 in the last minute you can see how corpses pile up when he zoons in among the troops.
And before that, several tanks had their barrels aimed at the sky because they stood on piles of dead
Eh, it makes up for the fact that they weren't allowed to have their best weaponry. Man-portable artillery is something everyone uses, and in a fight like this? It would be so effective that the casualties inflicted by everything else would amount to rounding errors.
I've always wondered why Tolkien never introduced tanks in his books; you can see how effective they are against orcs.
Only because tanks here have infinite ammo.. as do the soldiers.. If this was a "real" battle, the modern army would run out of ammo in few minutes (if they could all shoot at once as they do here)
You'd also need elevated ground to be able to shoot past those tanks (at least if you wanted to shoot orcs behind those tanks) and the elevated ground would be needed especially for the snipers, so they didn't have to shoot "through" their own
I'm not saying that modern army could not defeat overwhelming army of orcs... if is was in better position and with enough ammo, they COULD possibly win... but in the situation depicted here? Modern army would be steamrolled..
@@Sobotkap a modern army would use poisoned gas and propaganda....they would still win
@@Sobotkap it’s also a matter of weapon damage. Depending on the rifle used, a single 7.62 is going to put an orc down. And as others have mentioned, the 400 tanks could simply circle the troops and run over the orc formations with impunity. Any military commander would have put this down in 5 minutes flat.
@@thunderofgr On top of that it is the intelligence factor. As soon as one orc is able to figure out how to get into the tank to kill the driver, and bring that information back, the battle shifts immensely
Orc agro apparently
I think the breaking point of the war was when the Orc AI forced them to stop at the tanks instead of rushing past them. That alone probably cost at least half of the Orc army.
My thought as well. The majority could've just rushed past the tanks and immediately go for the soldiers
same broken mechanic i see in sc2 too... units just stop when they attack 1st enemy becoming immovable... and those behind dont push em to walk past them o_O , they just wait in a line... wtf
The breaking point was when the tanks didn't just drive forward as a giant wave of mechanized armor and each crush tens of thousands of helpless orcs under their treads.
@@thecactusman17 Also the modern military's unlimited ammo and apparent immunity to most melee damage
@@Thaddigren9 If this was a properly prepared defensive position that wouldn't be too far off the mark actually.
The two tanks back to back covering each other being the lone suriving tanks is such a mood.
brad pitt fury? :)))
time?
Ahaha yes, facing a 2million strong orc army with nothing but two tanks. so relatable, such a mood.
@@purpledye1351 who could've forget the thursday night
@@eaglemount9287 16:13 😁
I think the breaking point of the war was when the inner circle started to be more mobile and forced the orcs to chase after them. Other than that, it mightve been the tanks holding the front line and doing incredible damage to the mass numbers trying to damage them for so long and killing a whole group at a time.
Definitely I agree with you. Thank you for the comment.
Yeah, they could have been more mobile from the start and done better. The tanks were a good wall, but tactically I don't think a stationary formation was the best idea. Great simulation though. Reminded me of something out of World War Z.
@@undeadamerican1107 That was my thought too the fast moving horde looked like it a lot
I thought the same thing. I expected the orcs to win once they broke the tank line, but once a flank opened up and allowed the modern fighters room to move, that's the final play that won the matchup. IF the orcs could have kept that flank closed, I feel they would have won. Very close. Well done BSC
Agreed. The manoeuvrability of the special forces made the difference - including their ability to back away and not take melee damage. The soldiers just standing there and taking damage were far less effective.
I’ll admit, I was pleasantly surprised the soldiers actually managed to defeat the orcs. When that last group was surrounded I thought they were done for.
Luckily Special Forces are expert backward walkers. If it weren't for that we'd all be speaking Orcish.
At first glance, i thought it obvious the modern team would win. "How could the Orcs even get close??"
Then a couple of minutes in, i thought it obvious the Orcs would win. "They're not even making a dent in the numbers"
Then the Orcs breached all the lines, and were left hunting down the stragglers, and I knew it was over. "Clean-up time now"
THEN the mobility of the modern units finally came into play, and stymied the Orcs.
Great video.
@@durbledurb3992 I think the biggest help once they reached the last line was the ones that ran through the orcs so that half of the orcs turned and ran away from the main fight to fight the one guy behind them..
Infinite ammo and the ability to fire without risk of fratricide seem like big plusses. Also the ability of the tanks to fire directly downwards next to them.
it's just a game dude :) thank you for the comment.
The breaking point of this war to me was how much ammo they had on them during the entire battle.
:)))
I guess around two million bullets ;)
It was only ONE battle in the endless war between modern soldiers and orcs.
Never forget that!"
@@dieterdietert7232 "We stormed in and did what Orcs do. Destruction was... breathtaking. Then we met resistance. Ferocious; like a storm of lions. One modern solder killed over a thousand orc before their weapons failed, and then another few hundred more bare handed..."
Also they lacked cover that wasnt the tanks, and had no artillery
Now I know how the Imperial Guard felt at the battle of Armageddon.
we are so lucky for that :)
I was going to comment this. Glory for the Imperium.
This defense receives the official Rogal Dorn seal of approval
At least they had artillery support
@@rogaldorn9457 ❤️
When the Orcs were able to surround the tanks, the war started leaning in their favor. However, the fact the soldiers in the middle were able to be mobile was the clincher for Team 1.
Ahm Yeah your average day in the Imperial Guard in Warhammer 40k
I think you are right:)
Humanity and the Orc Nation Mer'Orth had always had a rocky relationship.
Small skirmishes came and went, until a uneasy peace came to both races.
The leader of the Orc's Mor'Geth oddly respected Humanity for their violent and sometimes unorthadox nature to single handedly wipe out entire battalions with their mechanical horses and slim rapid fire crossbows. Meanwhile Drex Mantale of humanity did not trust the Orc's however he would accept the peace treaty between them, as Drex himself saw enough carnage to last several lifetimes. How could so many just run into weapons fire and not care? Maybe the stories of a the Great War had not only merit but also tales of so many brave soldiers that did the same.
For decades the peace between the two nations continued at a place both nations called The River of Blood Sand, how ironic that the zone between them would be so fitting, in the coming months.
For all of his power and strength, age is the ultimate enemy to all, Mor'Geth knew this. His body breaking down, and his sons as well as the other Orc leaders saw this. One by they challenged his authority to the The Great Throne. So his sons in secrete created a plan, to once again go to war with the piny humans, however out of the five of them one would not return. It was decided, and the plan was executed. GLORIOUS War once again would come to Great Nation of Mer'Orth!
On the other side of the world humanity stood at a impasse, a very dangerous one. Their Elven allies had asked for help at their southern boarders. Drex saw this not only as a opportunity to strengthen their alliance with the Elves but also saw that to get their they would have to pass a narrow passage that the Orc's did not control. Drex Mantale himself would lead the forces to their allies as a show of goodwill and to show the Elves that humanities leaders do not hide behind others. However during their trip, a small band of Orc's ruthlessly attacked a settlement. Humanity gathered a small repelling force a drove them from their territory, but the captain of the force discovered something chilling. The leader of the band was none other than Dorth'Geth, eldest son to Mor'Geth. It was hear the captain relayed the information to his leader, the line went dead silent. Drex knew now that his forces where to soon be surrounded by Orc's. His Supreme Commander and Special Forces Operator, Logan, would force Drex to a mountain top away from the coming battle. Drex was besides himself, he knew all too well on how ruthless the Orc's could be, and now he sits here and waits as his forces are about to engage the enemy.
Meanwhile, a messenger had came before Mor'Geth to inform him that his eldest son was brutally killed without purpose. When Mor'Geth demanded proof, the messenger took out his bag and handed to him. Within the bag was indeed Dorth'Geth head but there was also a ping sound, seconds later The Great Throne erupted in a flash and fragments. Mor'Geth roared loudly, in his eyes not only was humanity at fault for not only killing his eldest and butchering his corpse but now a assassination attempt? This would not stand!
Another messenger came baring news that large force of humans where crossing The River of Blood Sand. Within moments Mor'Geth gathered his armies and marched, he stood at the highest ground as his forces flanked humanity on two sides. Their defense formation was new to him, but he didn't care. With a loud blow of the war horn they charged.
Humanity being flanked and setup into a Pentagon Defense Position their Supreme Commander Logan asked the gods to look over his leader and give them the courage to survive. At the sound of the Orc's War Horn Logan yelled as loudly as his lungs would to open fire on them.
Their tanks would bare the brunt of the attack and hoping do the most damage to the enemy numbers, but the more they killed the more kept coming. Hours into the battle sand beneath them was turning red with blood, but that didn't stop them, bodies piled on top of bodies, walls of corpses forming, the smell of blood, death, and gun powder in air choked them all but they kept fighting.
Their defensive line of tanks collapsed too badly damaged to continue, the next line would be smashed into. Screams of help and calls for their family would ring out, they continued to fight. That line would soon fall as well, either the soldiers, nor their leaders could understand how so many came to be.
As the sun was about the set the last line of soldiers, humanities finest, the Special Forces made their last stand. They finally saw the end of the Orc's Horde, and with renewed vigor fought harder than before. This time pushing the Orc's back and drawing them into crossfire. Sadly though Supreme Commander Logan would lose his life as he became separated from the main group.
The last rays light saw the Orc Horde defeated, Humanity cheered victorious, but it wasn't one of happiness no it was remorse. So many of their brothers had died on this battlefield.
Drex looked over the battlefield now stained red with the blood of Human and Orc. He saw their Leader Mor'Geth and made his way over to him, when he called out his name, Mor'Geth did not respond. As they approached it was clear that he committed suicide for this great failure.
The Elves would come to the battle field only to see, piles of corpses, and humans that where barely holding on to any type of composer. Drex had looked to his allies that he was suppose to help, yet no words were spoken. The Elves got to work on helping them instead in any form.
The Elder of the Elves approached Drex and simply told him, "Rest old friend, your help has arrived." The wisdom within his voice shuttered but a moment, and with that Drex collapsed, crying like a new born. However, yet all knew what this was, the nightmare had finally ended.
If you made it this far thanks for reading! I like to do these types of stories every now and again. This was a fun one to do as their was so little material but the question was so open ended I could make my own and fit it in. If you think it was too dark I'm sorry about that.
There are lots of things to consider with this scenario. Here are a few:
1) Individual rounds fired by the modern army would likely go through the bodies of the front rank of orcs into the ranks further back.
2) One round will not necessarily drop one orc immediately.
3) As orcs get killed, their bodies will pile up. That will impact their mobility, but it will also provide some impromptu cover. This will allow them to close the distance without getting shot.
4) If they're all on flat terrain, then not everyone in the modern army would be able to fire direct fire weapons at the same time at the orcs. Maybe the front two ranks, plus the tanks. Without being on a hill, or using indirect fire, the rear ranks would be masked by the front ranks.
5) Modern weapons overheat fairly rapidly. They also run out of ammunition and malfunction. This simulator doesn't seem to take into consideration time to reload assault rifles and machineguns.
6) The modern army infantry would have grenades rocket launchers, as well as crew-served weapons like medium machineguns and light mortars. Again, if the terrain is flat and if they are the rear of the formation, then all of their utility would be limited except for the mortars.
7) The tank main gun rounds could include HE (high explosive) rounds. The tanks themselves would have at least two additional machineguns operational (the tank commander's and the coax).
great comment my friend. But the game is still in alpha stage. I wish the features you mentioned were added to the game. It would be very nice
Just drive the tanks forward in this case, run the buggers over, they are seeping in between the tanks anyway, so, not much point in holding the line and giving them effectively cover from own infantry. The gun muzzle flash would completely anihilate anyone in front of the vehicle as well. Aaand short barelled 75mm guns would be better in this scenario - better HE splash radius of nothing else. Arguably higher rate of fire as well, but I am not so sure about that one. Also daaamn. Those troops have a LOT of ammo :D
haha hi mate. The game is still in alpha stage. maybe this will come true in the future. damn man yes they have a lot of bullets :D
You cannot overrun them till now:(
"Run the buggers over", my thoughts exactly.
Just a straight line of tanks with no gaps and move forward, with infantry swiping the tank turrets clean.
It's ridiculous to think that it would be anything else but a massacre.
Actually the ai is kinda dumb and just hits the tanks and stops moving
The modern army not having to reload their fully auto weapons and being able to run almost as fast backwards while shooting as a sprinting orc allowed for some merciless kite at the end.
I totally agree with you my friend. Thank you for taking the time to comment.✌️
I mean, it's not fully modern as your missing machine gunners, mortars, APC/IFVs, Air Support, etc. So the not reloading seems to balance that all out
@@Eagledelta3 I'm not analyzing what ifs. I was analyzing thr battle as it happened.
On the other hand, the orcs weren't terribly inconvenienced having to wade and then climb over the bodies of their fellows nor exhausted having to charge the distance over said obstacles.
And without friendly fire is easy..
An important factor that the simulator doesn't take into account is crowd momentum. Because a lot of those orcs would literally be crushed by the delayed reaction of everyone behind them.
A more important factor not taken into account is friendly fire.
@@kdegraa yeah one would strongly expect a lot of friendly fire in this case on either side
dude, be sure, there are a lot of issues that the simulator does not take into account :)))
definitely. and endless ammo :D
definitely
The breaking point for me was when a random modern army mob says FOR THE EMPEROR!!! At 15:26
It is a well accepted fact that THE EMPEROR PROTECTS! and once HIS DIVINE NAME was uttered it was an auto win for the moderns.
If these were Chad 40k Orkz then it might have been different as they are His most devout worshipers.
Really great battle. I did figure that the orcs would lose in the end, but the large numbers of snipers made me wonder. Trading fire rate for accuracy and stop power per round was questionable. But the tanks would hold long enough against even 2 M, I figured. Without trolls, orcs tend to fatally stall against tanks and rifles, and most of this fight seemed to bear that out.
Towards the end, the snipers might have provided withering fire, but were no no match for the remaining orc numbers. Even the shotgunners beginning to fall away. But Special Forces are a not a force of valuable, but vulnerable 'artillery' as archers (or snipers) are, but a 'bag full of hellcats' for the orcs once they broke into their pocket. The combo of auto weapons and keep away tactics, and the 'anvil' of the remaining shotgunners to their 'hammer' made for a surprising end victory after it looked like the orcs were going to win in the end.
I loved your comment my friend. I totally agree with what you wrote. Some of the gods endured for a long time against the zombies. and the soldiers on that front have done damage for a long time. I'm so glad you like it, thank you for the comment.
I think the SF's were using a modified M16 most likely using 762 rather than 223 and the M16's were easily switched to a "sniper" mode just by adding a scope and single mode, they were far more accurate than your typical sub-gun. They were using burst instead of full auto much easier to return to point. SF's are never a "spray-n-pray" type.
"A bag full of hellcats," I love it
The breaking point for me was at 0:15 when you had this Battle-of-Winterfell-esque formation of heavy weapons _in front_ of the infantry.
Well... if this were realistic.. The orcs would have absolutely no way to damage a tank so they wouldn't be horrible to just block traffic.... Ofcourse dead bodies would block traffic pretty well in reality.
it's just a game dude :) thank you for the comment.
@@BattleSimulatorCenter thats weird, it said 'simulator' in the title and you repeatedly asked viewers for their opinions.
@@AngusMcIntyre I did not understand what you said
@@BattleSimulatorCenter L reply
The reason the army won was due to the fact that the orc warriors didn't have them fully encircled.
This resulted in weak areas in the orc's front lines during the course of the battle.
Eventually those weak areas resulted in escape points for the final solders that were able to move backwards.
The final soldier's ability to use those weak spots to move backwards into enemy free zones is what saved the day.
I totally agree with you my friend. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
not true, this simulation dosent really take into account the realties of modern combatants.
That's why my comment refers to in game actions and mechanics only. 😁
How would the orcs ever kill the tanks with Those shitty swords :D loved the video though!
@@theisgrahndin9742 I'm so glad you like the video my friend :)
Krieg carried the day, For the emperor!
for the emperor....
Those were some bloody tanks!
it was close!
the breaking point between defeat and victory for the soldiers was when they were able to move and play with the orcs.
yes it was a really close battle. thank you for the comment dude
this game is a blast, I started playing after one of your videos! keep it up!
Accepting the internal logic of this game, I would say that if the Orcs had simply not focused the tanks, they would have won. They got torn to shreds standing around the tanks for so long. Rushing inwards to the troops instantly would have won them this with a million to spare. They could easily do the same amount of damage to the tanks while also killing the soldiers if they neglected to stand in queue. Silly Orcs! :D This was an oddly random find and I enjoyed it.
pretty sure they were trying to get past the tanks, they just couldnt do it in large enough numbers to swarm. Which is why the tanks going poof after dying was so bad.
that was just toe-curlingly intense and exciting. thanks for sharing !
my only problem is the lack of a proper line of battle. If the shotgunners were riddled throughout the tank line as they would be in a modern army (infantry +tanks I mean) then the tanks would have avoided being surrounded and woud have lasted much longer at minimal cost to the shotgunners numbers. This would have let the tank's AOE attacks last for a much greater amount of time leading to a much clearer victory for the modern army.
I totally agree with you my friend. Thank you for taking the time to comment.✌️
@@BattleSimulatorCenter also the tanks would be armed with a machine gun and or flamethrower.
Very nice from you to take the time to answer all the comments!
People take the time to write comments. It would be disrespectful if I didn't read and reply to them. I'm so glad you noticed that. thank you:)
honestly an amazing fight I'm surprised the tanks holded them of for such a long time and honestly the coolest thing about these fights is the piles and piles of dead bodies. Truly a godly vid +sub
I'm so glad you like it my friend. welcome to the club:)
@@BattleSimulatorCenter ty :)
I can't believe some people are saying the Orcs would win against the modern army. Some do not understand the simulation and want to give the orcs the win, stating they would run out of ammo stating that in real life they would not have infinite ammo. However people quickly pointed out, orcs are not slowing down, much less dying from one or 2 shots, most orcs are taking 5 shots or more. Also their are several other bigger problems. The Tanks would shoot at range not next to each other, the soldiers would let the orcs get closer creating the mounds closer also the inner circle could alternate with outer circle to reload having mass ammo in the center. That is just tactics within what we saw that would address and fix any issues with the game confines. However in a real world scenario, you would have A 10 flame drops and artillery troops decimating the orcs. Even without the A 10 and Artillery. The orcs stand no chance. So how about we leave the stupid what ifs out of it. I mean look at history. Indians fought against a not so modern armies and were decimated. Orcs are far inferior to Indians because Indians at least had arrows and some range weapons which would not help in this situation much but it was at least an option.
I really like your comment my friend. It was like a history lesson. thank you:)
If you pause it, right at about the 21:00 mark, you can see the exact point where the scales tipped.
A hole was forming in the orc ranks, and that was the key to the ending strategy.
Presumably, if the orcs had... I dunno, another few thousand to their name, they probably would have won.
Also, wide panning shot of the blood ocean next time? Maybe? That'd be cool, since there are water physics in this game.
I like your comment mate. actually i can't show the blood pool much because youtube bans the video.
@@BattleSimulatorCenter Ah, dang. That makes sense. Quite a disappointment.
It's time brother .. Exterminatus ~ 🔥🔥🔥
All I can think of is the WW Z books description of how they would fight zombie hordes. Except it was just a massive amount of 22 cal rifles.
it was really a great movie.
Solider: Sir! We’re surround on all sides!
General: Excellent! Now we can’t miss.
This reminds me of World War Z. In the novel, the final battle against the zombies were described pretty much like this. Eventually, zombies would crawl over hills of killed bodies of previous zombies. Epic story. The movie doesn't quite do it justice.
The only thing the movie really has in common with the (excellent) book is the title.
I'm a game developer (relatively newbie) tell me if i'm wrong
- each unit has DPS
- and defensive DPS, that is their dps can be calculated to do fatal damage per unit per second
- the higher the technological military tier, the higher the defensive dps
- at some point even the unit's basic hit points can't withstand a high enough dps, no matter how many orcs or zombies you throw at it. a million babies can't overcome an A-10
- flanking presents 2 things, flanking area and flanking extra damage. flanking ignores all defensive dps, and the larger the flanking area of a unit, the more units can flank the unit. So a sniper has very little flanking area, vs a tank has 50 spots, 10 of which is 100% defensive dps area.
- maneuverability changes defensive dps to thwart flanking, but it opens up new flanking spots, but if the defensive dps is high enough it takes time for the killed unit's spots to be filled by new mobs. so a tank can maneuver around to target 10 different spots.
- speed is how fast a flanking spot can be filled vs how fast a unit can maneuver to target new spots.
I read your comment with admiration, my friend :) Actually, the game is still in alpha stage and I think it will be developed. Unfortunately, there is a lot missing as it stands.
Would be interested to see what the outcome would be with more accurate simulation - mobility for instance being impacted by fallen bodies and proper lines of fire rules. I also think the tank fire damage was a lot less than it actually is IRL. Hopefully the next version of the game implements better damage modelling and physics.
i hope dude
humans: "Alpha squad reinforce Charlie and Foxtrot. Casualties sustained, put down some cover fire then fall back to the center formation"
orks: "if you'z gonna die, die standin up so'z i don't trip on ya"
this is pretty epic :)
These simulations always forget the most important and groundbreaking difference that modern armys have that others before it did not, Air Dominance. Air support would have made this not even close though so I guess I can see why.
Air support and an armored division that didnt just sit still and wait to be overrun.
Actually Artillery would devastate them before they even got near enough to engage whilst they were on the approach That huge number packed so close together it would be lethal
It would be a Turkey shoot with modern artillery ranges of UP TO 30KM ! The barrage could start whilst the Orcs were several hours by foot away By the time the Orcs had tried to cover even 10km towards their target under a constant barrage of high explosive shells , air bursts, each single one taking out hundreds of them then they`d have lost over half their force at the very least before they even came into sight of the modern armies front lines
Add in air support with single bombs capable of taking out a thousand plus of them in one go and I think the Orcs would be down to less than 500,00 easily
Great video, i was hoping the soldiers would win! What i would have liked to see, would be the soldiers having line of sight issues over other soldiers, limited ammo issues, with needing resupply from crates in the middle, but also having sandbag and spiked barricades to slow down the enemy, machinegun emplacements, mortars and artillery in the middle and periodic devestating airstrikes, would make it even more exciting ;)
thank you for this great comment :) hopefully mod support will come soon and we can create different units.
I think the turning point in the battle was when the soldiers stopped firing above the orcs and started firing at them.
It's like in future battle between small tiny Israel, with also have inside enemy 25% of Arab, vs 24 arab state surrounding attacking advance military Israel. in future, arab are not the same in 1940s, they more smart and more prepare. and tiny israel with west bank population rebel and inside israel 25% arab, if israel win, half or more half of jewish population die out, because of war. 2100 muslim and arab will reach 2.2 billion of population and christian europe and america population decline. except if israel and arab-muslim world make peace, and settle the west bank-gaza problem.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed this. Only the front line actually hit them. People complaining about the bullets don't realize that the back line shouldn't have been wasting ammo.
that moonwalk/shoot technique is op ! Khorne approves this vid
I'm so glad you like it, thank you.
This is how I imagined Dagor Dagorath would turn out.
you are perfect dude :)
The way those tanks were just soaked in blood as they shelled the orcs, that looked like something out of Gears of War to me, just everything covered in guts and still shredding.
gave me the Warhammer 40K Feels 😁
The breaking point of the war was the invention of the machine gun
absolutely:)
The deck was stacked against the Modern Army from the jump. On an open plain, superior numbers will always win. The tanks held things up for a good while, but once they started to go, things turned south quickly.
The most critical thing of this fight was the Special Forces ability to fire while moving rather than having to stand in a formation and get slaughtered.
Your comment is very good commander. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us :)
Also, running backwards across a corpse and weapon-strewn battlefield in a hyper-stressful situation and somehow not tripping over is a very 'special' skill.
@@Neion8 So is swinging a large sword without hurting friends swarming nearby.
other than that this simulation allows swords and axes to defeat a tank
@@ArchivedFox I mean, friendly fire hasn't been developed yet (apparently), so that's within the laws of the game. My point is that it's weirdly intentional design from the outset to create a unit that basically moonwalks their way across a battlefield while shooting.
The Emperor is pleased.
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If this would happen, the army would lose purely on running out of ammo. Unless the Orcs had magic, sarumon bombs or super steel for their axes, the tanks would never get destroyed. Maybe the tracks and they wouldn't be able to move and then they would run out of ammo.
maybe orcs' axes are magical :)
Well if it would happen, the orcs would die from one or two shots each as opposed to the hundreds they seem to tank in this. I think the two even each other out a bit. 2m orcs would only need about 5k infantry and a few tanks to get wiped out with pretty normal amounts of ammo for each soldier and vehicle. saying that, none of this is meant to be realistic, just fun lol Could you imagine the friendly fire if it was possible lmao!
@@richbob9155 it looks really complicated :)
you forgot about army air support a line of bombs an A10 drone strikes Hellfires the orcs would lose faster
Or out of fuel or something (mechanical failure etc.). I also cannot see any reason why the tanks should not be able to drive above a lot of orks.
modern army with shermans. okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
unfortunately, these are the only units I can use in the game for now, my friend.😐
What could they possibly due to a tank though? I mean you couldn't get enough of them around it to tip it over. Their swords would have basically zero effect. Maybe shred the tracks? But anyway, nice simulation.
Even armor plate would take damage, you figure it might of taken 100,000 Orcs to do enough damage to have an effect. Each one would leave a dent or a mark. That would still leave 1,900,000 to work on the next one. One man with a jack hammer or a cutting torch could, with time, "kill" a tank.
I'm so glad you like it, thank you dude✌️
I absolutely agree with you. In fact, plugging their exhaust is enough.:))
@@BattleSimulatorCenter Tank exhaust is behind grills not a tail pipe. The old potato in the tail pipe doesn't work. Unless you're talking about a WWI tank. They were still figuring out things back then. Has anyone been near a tank while running? They are LOUD.
• Orkz focusing on the tanks like in an RPG
• Tanks not having any Machine Guns feels kinda weird
• Tanks not driving over the Orkz
• Humies not having to consider friendly fire or reloading
• Bodies on the ground not being an obstacle to both bullets and Orkz
The compeltely flat terrain. Usually an Army would defend itself in a more defensible position to make up for the above mentioned things.
But that's just me being way to "realistic". It was great fun watching this.
The only reason the modern army won was infinite ammo, lol. Even if every unit had the capability to one-shot-one-kill at the infantry level, and the tanks could one-shot-twenty-kill with that grouping, the amount of ammunition they would have to go through would've been enormous, and they way they're firing would melt their barrels. Still a fun sim tho!
I totally agree with you my friend. Thank you for taking the time to comment.✌️
I'm not so sure every bullet was a kill. In fact I was thinking if it was the 2 million wouldn't last long. That was the only reason the orcs achieved what they did achieve. At that rate of fire a one shot one kill would of made those 2 million light work. The amount of time the tanks held the line would of been plenty time If you notice the orcs took many shots to down. If and only if missing a shot meant it would continue traveling but have no effect could explain otherwise. I cannot see the bullets Im merely going by muzzle flash.
Orcs on the front row at the beginning: "This is some bs man..."
So mutch Blobs... Perfect for Magic!
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I can hear the general shout "not one step back!"
haha i heard that voice too :)
at 30 seconds in this looks better than any Rings of Power episode with Guyladriel making snarking faces at all the men 🤣🤣🤣🤣
stylé 0.o sympas la bataille
Great vid! Music was awesome too, where is that from ?
I'm so glad you like it my friend. the game's own playlist
@@BattleSimulatorCenter Holy moley! ty :D
I don't even know why I clicked on this video. I guess there's just something satisfying about seeing 2 armies (ai controlled or not) in a life or death battle. :p
The French Army when Ivory Coast thinks they can stop picking cocoa beans:
This was EPIC. I don't know why I've just watched a 2.000.000 Orc battle, but it was worth watching )
Honestly, while it was a major moment, the breaching of the Tank line wasn't a turning point by definition. They were the frontline defense and they served as a mighty breaker against the rolling tides of Orcish density. You literally could see the waves. They were expected casualties.
The real Turning point for me occurred with the major sniper line breach at the 15-minute mark. Once I saw how quickly they cut through that line I knew they weren't going to make it. They got good numbers in though. At least during that point in the battle.
We got into the final defense and I wasn't sure how the mobility of the SO units would work out, and they eventually got packed into that dense blob. I thought the fact that there was just this blob of shotgunners at the tip of this giant spec op spearhead to be really cool and enjoyable in the moment.
I really and truly began to doubt the military given how quickly their first 2 infantry layers went through, but their mobility really came into play for kiting during the initial breach into the Military final stand, and after they managed to break out. It wasn't until they break out and gained full mobility I saw the truth for what it was.
A truly wonderful simulator allowing troops to fire through their friends towards the enemy, without reloading or overheating their barrels. Almost everyone stands still in position even when it would be better tactics to form new fronts. No morale effects. Those troops that do move, move as quickly backwards as forwards, even when the ground is a blood swamp full of broken bodies. Tanks explode when hit by swords and spears for a long enough time, and their hull and coaxial machine guns apparently don't work. I suppose it's not the simulator's fault that the tanks are standing still in place instead of circling the area and running orcs over as they fire.
Very composed soldiers.
Surprisingly entertaining! Not super realistic but very enjoyable. I thought the breaking point was when the orcs could no longer completely surround the army.
*Me: a logistics officer in the US Army*
"But...but.."
*sobs*
"I have to supply HoW mUcH ammunition?... WHERE ARE THEY STORING IT???"
*breaks down in quartermaster*
Watched this while listening to 3 Inches of Blood's song "Destroy the Orcs" on loop. Very satisfying.
This was very Epic
Thank you for sharing your ideas with us :)
The tanks are operating very well as conventional RPG Tanks; Taking aggro, and taking all hits untill their allies can take out the aggressor, what few slip by being taken out before they can close to meelee range. Let's see if they can take the beating or if enough of a gap will punch through to take out their ranged support.
The survivors of this: good news you made it through. Bad news: 24/7 PTSD for the rest of your life.
Tuyệt quá, giọng Phúc ấm áp quá
That felt like a Warhammer 40k love fantasy
similar jobs:)
Undeniably and weirdly very entertaining. There were a lot of unrealistic details, though, and orcs existing wasn't the worst of them. Unfortunately for humanity, as long as we leave their existence out of it, more realism would mostly favor the orcs. Naturally, even then, the orcs would have higher losses than the soldiers, due to superior range and rate of fire, but the orcs should win very clearly.
Examples:
- Friendly fire!
- Orcs would have archers.
- Modern body armor leaves a lot of gaps where arrows can penetrate.
- Archers can actually fight in deeper formations than firearms, volleying the arrows above orcs ahead of them.
- Tanks have weak spots; the orcs would've figured them out.
- Battle axes are "one strike, one kill", unless the opponent has very good armor, designed for the purpose, suitable weapon and training for blocking, or is running very fast away.
- Most modern body armor would be worthless against battle axes.
- Orcs are very strong. Orcs inside your formation would be a major disruption, especially since you'd be shooting two comrades for every orc.
- A modern gun would probably block an axe, but not while also firing. It would also probably stop functioning.
- Modern soldiers have no training in blocking battle axes.
- Guns run out of ammo. Battle axes don't.
- The soldiers backed away at almost the same speed as the orcs sprinted forward. I get why they would be very motivated, but...
- A lot of soldiers should be moving like they needed their diapers changed, because, well, they'd need their diapers changed.
I could keep going, but, instead, I'll point out that the most glaring inaccuracy was the diaper thing.
Damn.. the 2nd War for Armageddon looked lit.
The breaking point was when the "modern army" decided to face off an enemy with greater numbers in an open field.
Gork be praised; that was a fine sortie.
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wow , that was a cool battle :)
I'm glad you like it my friend. I hope you had fun watching it.✌️
Differences from a more realistic scenario would be:
1. Lines of Fire. More than 3 rows of Infantry probably can't fire at the same time.
2. Tank Durability. Melee range would let the orc stuff the cannons and break/jam the tank into immobility if nothing else. Actual modern tanks would keep and kite the orcs at 40 mph for a few hours. But run out ammo long before.
3. Orc Durability. The first few rows of orcs should be mulches by that much firepower, and keep getting mulched until reload/overheat of the weapons happens.
3. Ammunition, without massive piles of more ammo, that small regiment would run out of ammo before killing 2 million.
A similar 'modern' army could kill all the orcs easier by just getting rid of the resource sink tanks and replace them with machine gun emplacements, 50 dudes to man the guns and 50 dudes to supply ammo from a big pile in middle. Have the machine gun emplacement pair up and take turns when overheating. Big enough caliber bullets should mulch through multiple orcs and keep misting the first two rows of orcs and killing the third.
"But, My Lord, there is no such force..." *Orc horn blowing*
:)))
The thought experiment I never knew I needed to see.
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You somehow made Totally Accurate Battle Simulator look like masterpiece in comparison.
breaking point of the war.
Tanks breaking apart.
The ability to retreat and keep distance from melee type enemies provided a makeshift wall for orcs to climb over slowing them down and eventually killed.
Those were some awfully resilient Orcs.
tanky orcs:)
A couple of things to mention here:
I'm not sure, what those orcs are wearing, but usually in such a tight formation a full salvo of the first line of soldiers should mow down them a lot quicker than in this sim. also the tanks should be allowed to move and just flatten the orcs. they would also be invincible against most of the dmg the orcs could do with their axes.
I would also have loved to see friendly fire taken into consideration and thus maybe not an open field as the battlefield, but a construction the soldiers should defend, with high ground for the snipers and such.
But after all an interesting video to watch.
The orcs doubling back to obsessively annihilate lines was their undoing.
I love the idea of the tanks creating choke points for the orc army to go through as the bodies piled up it would have created an even bigger obstacle for the orcs. Worse than what was shown in the video. The only downsides and probable reasons a modern army would have lost in this exact scenario are that limited ammo and friendly fire would have made this a MUCH quicker fight. That said no modern army would ever line up like this they would have guerilla warfare'd the orcs into oblivion.
This is so stupid and so fun, thanks ;)
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I'm just amazed at the pile of bodies that formed a perimeter... and that the tanks (in cintrast) vanished when destroyed
Thx, it was very interesting to watch. Yet, without FF it makes no sense.
There is no friendly fire in the game yet, my friend.😐
@@BattleSimulatorCenter I understand. And it’s not your fault. But then it doesn’t really matter about the setup, or so I felt. I would rather see 1 well placed sniper take out 100 orks or 1 orc sneak through a maze killing 100 guards. Then it would make some sense. Also, I am a grumpy fart 💨😄👊🏻
I liked the part with the Orcs in it.
The human general said yo mama to the orc chieftain. And he took that personally.
i laughed so hard at this😅👍
Came because i thought it was warhammer, stayed because it still looked like warhammer
I'm so glad you like it, thank you.
This is what I imagine this year's black Friday will look like.
In the beginning, there was Peace between Orc and Man. A tenuous one, but it had lasted generations as each faction respected the other's prowess in battle. But then, Change started in the Formations of Man. A previously minor noble rose to power and prominence and began to make changes to the very core of the Formations of Man. He brought reforms and new ways of thinking, but with this change he also brought strife. After years of Pentagonal Thinking, the Formations of Man began to change at its core to... SQUARE.
This unheard-of change to the innermost workings of the Formations of Man was an insult that the Master Orc could not bear. For generations, he and his ancestors had watched over Orc-Kind with firm leadership and brutal discipline. The Formations of Man with 5 sides was odd, but prime and therefore in its own cosmic way, balanced. With the very core of the Formations of Man changing to square, and therefore NOT prime or odd, the Master Orc saw trouble. While he would have preferred to keep the tenuous peace, he would have looked weak and ineffective should he not answer the Formations of Man's blatant disregard for Balance. Knowing the battle would be brutal but with the optimism of a true warrior, the Master Orc committed his hordes to the battle, determined to bring a new balance, one with odd and prime shapes!
That wall of bodies forming around the spec ops near the end was amazing
Breaking point hummies had all the dakka and Orks wanted all of the dakka!
Now those are large magazines!
I used to do this with DOOM game engine, almost 30 years ago. Times (and games) have changed a lot since then, but still fun as heck! ;)
I'm so glad you like it, thank you.✌️