They aren't your designs. You made them using an AI, which means I and everyone else could take those same designs and sell them as you don't and can't own the copyright. How about developing a real skill like decent people, eh?
Just narrate. Think a documentary. Have a picture then say "in 2859 the empire discovered fusion" Hell that what count dankula does for mad lads and it works
@@liquidsnake6879 yup, these days the people in charge only care about the next election cycle or business quarter, because they're gonna be dead by the time the chickens come home to roost. No idea why we keep letting them get away with it though.
Peter F Hamilton wrote a short story about this. 'Watching Trees Grow' - where the Roman Empire began a breeding program to increase human lifespan and never ended. It follows a detective from an 'Old' family spending 200 years investigating a murder of one of their members, while the technology rapidly accelerates as society develops. From electric cars in the 1800's to Starships in the 20th century. Good story.
I’ll give it a read. Someone else recommended red rising and another book on this channel but the video is gone 😔. I’d love to read another series with this style
If you're able to read french there's also a comic book series called 'le fléau des dieux'. Basically a retelling of the Roman war against the Huns, but then 10.000 years into the future in a Roman empire that spanned the universe. Has some interesting twists
15 or so years ago there was an MMO in development that was a "what if" Rome never faded out. Took place like 500 years in the future, space ships, robots and shit all with a Roman theme.
@@impulserr Rome used bronze mainly? also it depends on the weapons of the time, we mix steel plates and kevlar today but what about in the future, kevlar won't do much vs railguns and lasers so we'll probably see a transition to a mostly metal of some kind with a underlying bodysuit.
Damn, you're right! It was called _Imperator online_ & scheduled to come out in 2006. Mythic ent. was the developer. There's a trailer of it here on YT
How I see those arts 0:00 The Emperor giving a public speech in front of the nobility and commoners 0:06 A typical public square in Neo Rome 0:09 The Emperor partaking in Senate meeting 0:13 A Praetorian officer standing guard 0:19 Neo Roman legionaries in full armor 0:23 A duel of honor between two noblemen or their champions 0:27 Praetorian Guards on duty 0:34 Neo Roman citizens 0:37 Travelers or emissaries of foreign countries gazing upon the magnificence of Neo Rome 0:42 Praetorian Guard troop transport 0:46 A Praetorian officer standing buy with his weapon ready (long range soundwave gun, only allowed to be used against commoners) 0:51 Neo Rome Senate building 0:54 Roman nobility watching a public gathering on a celebrations (notice the enhancers/techno augmentations on their head) 1:01 The Emperor's Royal Floating Palace for celebrations and important meetings 1:06 Neo Coliseum 1:09 Gladiators in training 1:14 Royal Guard (not to be confused with Praetorian Guard) watching over peaceful gathering 1:20 The Emperor's personal Floating Trireme Yacht 1:24 The Emperor receiving reports 1:26 A Praetorian guard on duty 1:31 The Emperor consulting with his advisors 1:38 Gathering/commotion on a small public square/market 1:40 Gladiatorial fight 1:45 The Pantheon Temple 1:48 The Royal Floating Chariot 1:56 Royal Guard escorting senators to the meeting 1:57 Neo Roman heavy war trireme 2:03 High Priest in front of a deity statue 2:07 Neo Roman Academy and Library 2:13 Praetorian Guard captain standing by 2:17 Rich High Class district in Neo Rome 2:21 A sparring duel between to champions 2:25 Elite legionaries selected by The Emperor 2:29 A prototype Guardian robot patrolling the streets 2:33 Neo Roman aqueduct 2:38 The Emperor wearing full body armor 2:43 Temple of Arts 2:48 Royal Guards searching for an intruder
Chronicles of Riddick didn't make money and that was 2004 (pre-streaming). Now that streaming is drying up dvd/bluray revenue studios won't take chance unless its a guarantee it'll make $200-$300M worldwide. PG-13 is the sweet spot, to do this concept justice it would need to be rated-R and that won't bring the money in. This is good stuff though.
the idea of rome is still alive in society to this day, from law making to urban architecture, planning, military strategies, and art. rome as a country only seased to exist when the fall of constantinopla hapened 500 years ago, so its obvious that its effects are still long lasting, but its economic, and civil sistem was doomed to fail given time, in the end we can see the european union as a new form of the roman empire, a unification of europe, at least that was the idea when it was formed, "inspired by" the roman empire.
The fall of Rome in 476 AD marked the beginning of a period known as the Middle Ages, or the Dark Ages, in Western Europe. This period was characterized by a significant reduction in economic activity, urbanization, and cultural and technological production compared to the Roman Empire. It is difficult to precisely quantify how many years Europe "fell behind" due to the fall of Rome, but some historians suggest that the continent experienced stagnation or even regression in several aspects of development for several centuries. It is considered that Europe began to recover and advance again with the Renaissance, around the 14th to 16th centuries, when there was a resurgence in art, science, and exploration. Therefore, it could be said that Europe experienced a relative delay of approximately 800 to 1,000 years in certain aspects of its development due to the fall of Rome and the subsequent period of the Middle Ages. However, it is important to note that this assessment varies depending on the specific context (economic, cultural, technological) and the region of Europe in question.
@@lilpunk1191 It was most certainly regression as the Visigoths set fire to the great library and burned the archives...From that tech on medicine, sanitation, concrete, metallurgy, engineering, plumbing and so forth were lost...From marble villas with heated baths to thatched huts shitting outside.
It could have been even high tech in our time, all that tech and cultural decline of early middle ages ate away centuries of possible prosperity. There were dental procedures, surgery and complex prosthesis in late Rome, for example - and even prototypes of steam engines!
If Rome never collapsed, and persisted into the 21st century, this is kind of how I would imagine it. Changes here and there to go along with the progress of technology, culture, and societal beliefs... But yeah, for the most part this is how I would imagine their armour looking. Still having some resemblance to their ancestors.
I think our society might revert back to that once we reach a technological plateau, the current paradigm of rapid advancement has resulted in each decade having its own particular style but as you go further into the past styles persist longer and the longer they persist the more refined they become, hence classical music, classical architecture, etc. Suppose your business is making boats and it's a family business going back across the generations 500 years, in that time each of your forefathers have learned and added to a body of knowledge regarding boat building, including how the boat is designed to be aesthetically appealing. But then someone invents fiberglass and outboard motors, now wooden sailboats aren't in fashion anymore, they're beautiful, elegant, reliable, but the fiberglass motorboat is cheaper and faster, so that legacy is shelved in favor of making modern boats. In 1000 years hence technology hasn't advanced meaningfully for the last 500 years, the making of interstellar ships has become a family business again, a new legacy has been developed, and with that legacy the ships are once again beautiful, elegant and reliable.
I came up with some lore for these images. 0:00 A statue of the dead Caesar Julius watching over his people. though he has passed, his spirit lives on. 0:05 The high temple Makrodon. Dedicated to great Jupiter. 0:10 General Thalinus giving his soldiers a pep talk. 0:15 A New Roman soldier patrolling a temple. 0:20 Soldari, supersoldiers equipped with ray guns and steel armor with force shields. 0:25 Gladiators, genetically enhanced supermen born with an unquenchable bloodlust, they are trained in having their strength and anger increased to their maximum capacity, until one day, they are unleashed against another gladiator, fighting each other until their bodies are nothing. 0:28 Gleeki, men tasked with creating Gladiators and Soldari. 0:30 Armenes, a noble family in Rome, going to a Gladiator battle. 0:35 Karchas of Yoll, A supersoldier war hero, believed to be the reincarnation of Hercules himself. He once climbed a mountain using only his hands. In the background can be seen statues of Mars and Neptune. 0:41 Heli's, robots tasked with protecting the Caesar's palace. They are equipped with lasers that can turn a man to ash. 0:45 Karchas in his youth. 0:50 A colosseum. 0:55 three Oraclees, men who can predict the future. 1:00 The Caesars sky house. 1:05 A simulation of rome in its past. 1:10 Gladiators training. 1:13 Shelk, men who hear the words of the gods by taking a drug called Espi, which enhances ones brain but drives them mad with withdrawals 1:16 The Armenes sky house, the most expensive sky house in rome 1:21 Jalus Armenes: The current head of the Armenes family. 1:26 A modern Gleeki wandering Rome. 1:30 Patrin Gels, A man with the most advanced mind in Rome. he has has solved paradoxes as if they were simple addition problems. 1:35 A convention of philosophers. 1:40 Two Gladiator brothers battling for the first time. 1:45 The server which holds the true mass of Patrin Gels brain. 1:53 War heroes returning home. 1:58 A Gradeship, giant ships holding billions of soldiers. when said soldiers are needed, the ship will warp to that moment in time. 2:01 Jalus Armenes meeting The Caesar. A man who has sacrificed his name and past identity to become a being of godlike power. 2:07 common people in their daily life. 2:23 Two Gladiators last battle. 2:25 Soldiers preparing to board a Gradeship. 2:29 The Caesar gracing the commonfolk with his presence. no one looks at him for it is a crime to sully The Caesar with your unworthy gaze. 2:34 Another rome simulation. 2:38 The Caesar without his armour.
@@KarmaTheNarrator23 The armor designs shown here still have bare, exposed joints, it’s quite possible, and it’s on the modern Romans for making such a vulnerable design lol
@TheKarma Rome didn't lost to the barbarians , they just lost interest for those useless forest (can't produce oil or wine). The empire felt for the complacent average Roman politician, just like we are seen today in Western Society
@@KarmaTheNarrator23 You know Rome did not lose the war. Like all empires everyone brags when they lose. Like British losing the Revolution. But no one wants to remember the Revenge story. When rome came back and KICked the shit out of all of them. or when the brits came back and Touched Americas capital city in 1812 and had to be PAID to leave. Nope lets just be Bias and focus on that ONE time they lost.. lol. idoits.
@@Nico-ud3wr LOL... Yeah, the Khans conquered the most land, but they couldn't keep it for even 2 centuries. If you combine the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, Rome lasted around 1000 years. Much MUCH long if you consider that the Catholic Church is actually a creation of the Roman Empire.
@@SirMattomaton Comparing the technology of the time of the Roman Empire with the Mongol Empire is absurd, The Roman Empire has been the most overrated in our time because they highlighted the laws, the "civil" things but it is not that they work very well, The Mongol Empire has been by far the meaning of the good of the war, perhaps they did not have much administration but they already believed in their own religion in Co-Existing, that is, respect above all things for both women and men, for different religions and for cultures different, IT IS SOMETHING SUPER AHEAD OF ITS TIME EVEN IF WE COMPARE IT WITH OUR TIME, in Europe centuries later they burned women and the inquisition did theirs, you will realize that I did not name the Roman Empire much and it is that it is only recognized for being the first great empire in the world but it has not been the best, that is clear, what remains of the Roman Empire or the Byzantine Empire itself? nothing, for superpowers like the USA their "law" systems are very hypocritical if we consider that the USA is a very crazy and restless country, China is the greatest world power and it owes it to Mongolia ironically, in the competition is the improvement and Mongolia it was the greatest competition for the entire world, it raised the standards of war, something that today means death and suffering but at that time the war brought out the best and the worst in nations, the culture of China was based for a long time about war and competition finally today they are the largest world power and at the same time dangerous in the world, Mongolia destroyed the Tangut Kingdom and unified China, Rome is something too much from the past although if it is spectacular it detracts from much merit than at that time Most of the kingdoms had not been formed and were weak, sad or not. In the end, what was left of the Byzantine empire today is known as Turkey, Roman Empire = America, Europe conclusion. Mongol Empire = All Asia
@@adastra231 By the way, you could look for reference images on the internet to better train the AI to render images with higher quality and detail (I'm not 100% sure if coml works and if you already used that method before)... for example, a while ago I saw what a Futuristic or Cyberpunk Medieval Armor would look like... And I found some very cool ones that someone deigned to make! So you could have an idea (and the AI too, of course) of how to mix designs from different eras. I would like to see images of the American pre-Columbian and Arab, Egyptian, Byzantine retro-futuristic or futuristic civilizations... that would be great.
Dont try to see to much in the ia mind, see it more as a blender of the colective creation, you ask a thing and it mix everything that echo what you asked... so the ai more like a subconscious for all the internet bullshit and we are the brain thinky bit that can think the request and material use to create the request.
@@heliosspecialistarrogant7031 Only give an AI access to reddit. Ask it a question. Then give it access to the entirety of the internet. Then ask the same question. That would be an interesting experiment.
@@CrusadingJello Reddit is cringe and overpoliced. Do it on 4chan if you really want to see what people have to say. Reddit is for censorship and hatemobs. 4chan is for anonymous who troll and have fun.
@@CrusadingJello even better, give an AI access to every big university scientific research database (you know, actual knowledge instead of reddit or the internet) then ask it a question, then get another AI and give it access to the internet and ask the same question. THAT would be a good experiment on showing how stupid, misleading and idiotic humans can be.
Man u make an italian guy almost cry….. getting vibes and cool emotions that felt really good Thx for this tribute, sometimes is good to remeber how we was great and immagin what can be happen if the empire never died so cool
@@bratkomorovic8267 like every great empire on this planet. But at the same time it's undeniable what they accomplished architectural/cultural/technological wise.
The history of evolution is also the account of the extinction of many more species than are alive today. So it is with cultures, nations, empires. To paraphrase a Roman, they have their works and their days, and then, quickly or slowly, they turn to dust…
In the grand theater of history, the Roman Empire emerged as a celestial symphony, a cosmic opus of ambition, conquest, and grandeur. Its vast, sprawling dominion stretched across the face of the known world like the shimmering aurora borealis, casting a resplendent glow on the canvas of time. At the heart of this celestial spectacle lay Rome, the Eternal City, a glittering diamond set within the fertile cradle of the Italian Peninsula. Within its hallowed walls, the city teemed with life, energy, and the indomitable spirit of its people, who labored tirelessly to forge an empire that would echo through eternity. Rome's emperors, those visionary titans who bore the mantle of destiny, were like celestial constellations, their radiance guiding the course of human history. Cloaked in the ethereal mantle of divinity, they held the fate of the world within their grasp, their fingers entwined with the gossamer threads of destiny. The legions of Rome, a formidable tempest of iron and determination, swept across the continents like a whirlwind, carving new paths through uncharted territories and nourishing the roots of the empire with the lifeblood of conquest. The golden eagle, emblematic of their unyielding spirit, soared high above the battlefield, its wings outstretched, encompassing the vast expanse of the empire's reach. With each triumphant conquest, the symphony of Rome swelled in glorious crescendo, its harmonious melodies reverberating through the annals of history. The empire's intricate tapestry of art, philosophy, and architecture wove together the disparate threads of humanity, creating a vibrant mosaic that reflected the dazzling brilliance of its achievements. In the annals of human history, the Roman Empire stands as an eternal symbol of mankind's capacity for greatness, a lush, verdant refuge amidst the arid sands of time.
Caesar planned to completely overhaul the Legion after he took New Vegas. His own philosophical theory was to make a synthesis between the NCR and Legion. Taking the strengths of both and merging it into an unstoppable empire.
In 2005 Mythic Entertainment (the folks who make Dark Age of Camelot MMO) was producing Imperator, an MMO with this exact concept, a Roman empire that never fell and expanded into the stars. Sadly it was canceled.
I just finished reading Ashes of Man (5th book in Ruocchio’s Sun Eater series) and man do I want it to be made for TV and I want these guys to do it! Costumes, graphics, illustrations, cinematography, music hell do everything!! Now that’s sci-fi insanity for you! 💪
That is what envision Rome looking like if it never fell and continued advancing technologically. Ps: I am a writer and this gives me great inspiration, thank you.
@@joaopedro82465 First the term “Dark Age” is considered outdated by modern scholars. Second, it originally referred to as that due to the poor historical evidence of the period. In that we didn’t know much about it then. Now we do know large amounts of detail surrounding the period.
It was simply a Empire that fully knew how powerful and important Art was, Art/Architecture is what inspires us to philosophize, inspire and celebrate positive virtues such as beauty and masculinity/feminimity and a testament to the human spirt.
Thank you brother, I am very happy to see others like our culture. I often think that foreigners like us more than Italians themselves do, but perhaps something similar applies for every country. Big greetings from Italy
@@EmperorDraconianIV Yes I like the fact that they took inspiration from all the stuff they fought was cool. It built a unique spirit and style... I agree with you bro
@@davidedbrooke9324 the use of arcs was an Etruscan invention. Amazing civilization, the Etruscans. Rome basically took the best from any civilization they conquered, and implemented it with their own genius and their insane level of engineering. Acqueducts, drains, streets, amphitheatres, they were ahead of anyone at their time. I am from Rome and i love it 😃
I mean China still exists, it's the same nation as it was 3,000 years ago, not sure they will survive long enough to be "Futuristic" but hey they already got to "dystopian" so they can probably make it to "cyberpunk" before that demographic nuclear bomb that was the one child policy turns the nation to ash.
@@aol8166 You do realize that the Roman Empire had many different ethnicities in it, and they had no problem at all with homosexuality. What you call "woke" would actually be realistic.
The glorious galactic imperium romanum having shtty race and sexuality obsessed woke writers like the rings of power or the star wars sequels is the last thing anyone wants to see. Gender and race wouldn't be much of an issue to the empire that conquered entire planets and never fell. People want a good story and by people I mean the human race
fun fact: Rome had blueprints to make a steam engine and had all the resources to industrialize, but it was too expensive, imagine though how amazing it would've been?
Technically they did have a working steam engine. They found it in Alexandria, but it's thought to be more like a desk bauble cause it was small and would spin when the water boiled. Not enough to power anything, but the idea was already there.
Ive Watched this like 20 times now. I'm obsessed. I've always imagined what ancient civilizations would look like if they progressed into the future, especially Sparta. I liked your Japan and Egypt one as well. Looking forward to your future videos.
Please do more futuristic art on other civilisations: Japan, Celtic, Persia, Aztec, Native American, Egypt...pick one and go for it. The artwork is magnificent! 😁
Amazing concept, maybe you could do animation short stories with this idea, but there is certainly a whole host of ideas you could put with this. Look forward to seeing your future work.
Very Roman+human form driven focal points. 1:12 looking like a mix of Gears of War Gears and 40k Imperial Guard infantry in front of setting appropriate architecture
So this is basically the Realm of Ultramar from Warhammer 40k. The home of Robute Gulliman, Primarch of the Ultramarines. This is what I think off when I think of Ultramar, a space Roman Empire but more stable and efficient.
It’s rise and fall as meteoric as the extinction of the Dinosaurs. Rome rose to levels never seen before or after. For its time the rate of technological advancements was staggering, it controlled most of the known world, created concepts still held to this day and despite Latin being a dead language it’s still used across the world. Many civilizations aspire to the greatness of that legendary empire and the American Government loves to use Roman iconography.
@@Broomer52 So true America loves to see itself as the next roman empire. Though it's much more like Athens or Persia than anything else. Building a civilization with technology in some cases 2000 more advanced than its opponents with a military much more powerful than the rest of the world with that law system and hyper efficient economy. With an impressive education system for the time. it's just not doable by most people.
No we're not. You have food and electricity and devices with the net connection. You have place to sleep. So no, you can't claim "we are living in the darkest timeline."
@@NoOnesIdea He was talking about Rome never collapsing my guy. I’m no history expert but, the standards of living was higher during the times of the Roman Empire than that if the Kingdoms of Medieval Europe which came years after the fall of Rome (more accurately western Rome). Technology would have still progress so your “electricity” and “devices” would still have been invented nonetheless.
@@theonly6blake911 You are referring to emergent theory but collapse is a natural cycle and allows people to improve things overtime. To expect Rome would just not collapse and somehow come up with all the technological advancements after it is highly unlikely. Especially with the fact Rome collapsing led to other empires afterwards which were necessary for scientific and technological advancements. So it would lead to stagnation which is what led to collapse in the first place. Getting broken up into smaller Kingdoms means they have more of a reason to go their own way and come up with new ideas. The more older and archaic it is, the harder it is for them to accept novel ideas. It's why USA was able to advance so quickly. Establishing a new country from scratch means you don't have any of the baggage of past like others have so less holding you back.
You can feel the dignity and class just emanating from every photo! I love this, although it begs the question: how did these future Romans resist the temptations of modern life?
You know that the romans had orgis on the streets and like seing people kill innocent animals right? Also, like, you really want to tell me that the romans wouldnt be uterly consume by social media, the same guys who invented shitposting.
You wont fall to modernity if you will not allow it to thrive. Do not abolish slavery, continue to wage wars for resources and slaves. Strict societal laws, rules, traditions. Warrior cast should be always honored. Citizenship should be only available through service to the Empire. Not necessary a 100% military one. Equality and equity is a lie and dangerous at that. A lot of states fallen to this lie. A lot of knowledge were lost because some peasants decided they are equal to their betters. So, never allow that to happen. People are not equal. No Democracy beyond regional elections.
We keep failing because we keep trying to make a new Rome with our current ideas and policies , instead we should just accept the fact that for Rome to return we have to make just the way it was and then and then only, can we apply what we have learned and then Rome, the beautiful dream will rise to new heights. Long live the Dream that is Rome.
Computer animated film for the internet, an alternate timeline where Rome never fell. That the film is made by a man over 29 who likes history and the sum of everything led us to our current reality, and understands the importance of good scripts and dialogues for a film.
@@gogo8965 What’s even the point of that comment? I haven’t claimed to be talented, can’t even draw a stickfigure and probably not you either. Typing some words to an AI bot is not art or display of talent.
Unfortunately Hollywood is too busy making Velma and cutis to care about this masterpiece of art. Besides, if they did, half the cast will be lgbtqajdjd whatever.
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They aren't your designs. You made them using an AI, which means I and everyone else could take those same designs and sell them as you don't and can't own the copyright. How about developing a real skill like decent people, eh?
Can u do the Inca empire please 🙏
My God you are more creative than every Regisseur in existence, you put Hollywood to shame 😂😂
that is a PERFECT edit ! VENI ! VIDI ! VICI !
Film ?
Damn we need someone to do a series around the idea that Rome never fell, this is a gold mine of ideas.
Just narrate. Think a documentary.
Have a picture then say "in 2859 the empire discovered fusion"
Hell that what count dankula does for mad lads and it works
Damn, gotta wonder.
The film adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ - Titus - is set in just such a world.
would this be a pre or post Christian Rome.
Absolutely!
Read as "Ultramarines" for those who came for more of that 40K from an alternate reality...
Where is my Robot Girlyman
My g I was thinking the same thing praise our gene father
@@adrianbowen4024 Reboot Gulliver.
Rowboat Gurllymaan
Rowboat Gurllymaan
If only the big movie corporations could get inspired by this... Sci-Fi Rome!!! Would make an amazing Movie/TV Show!!
Can only hope...
Dune is pretty close, and Riddick tried :) I agree, more would be cool
**Taking notes**
Ok.
Now I'm event more excited about Henry Carvil Warhammer 40k Project.
Star Trek kinda covered it a little bit
they're too busy remaking things into worse versions
Artwork is insane, this would make one hell of a sci fi/fantasy
I think it’s a.i artwork
@@tdoran616 Yes, you can tell how the occasional face is misshapen :). Good job though, still must have taken ages to get them all. Love Midjourney.
Yeah it's called Star Wars
@@keithk8275 star wars sucks
@@TheMastaRob Even better way to tell is the hands. AI thinks humans have 50+ fingers :D
It's insane that no one's made an alternate reality show where Rome never fell.
Star Trek original series.
@@idavegt1030 Also in an episode of the original The Tomorrow Children.
Coriolanus
The Imperium of Man?
@@rad6554
Not that one.
The Praetorian armor looks so cool! And regular legionnaire suit has its own beautiful aesthetics too.
Beautifull yet simple
Protective yet cheap
@@kubikkuratko188 lol he’ll no legionnaire was not cheap at all
@@ericlimon9718 cost effective
Legionary
There was a dream that was Rome...
@@adastra231 indeed, my fellow man of culture.
Strength and honor.
Rome still sings within my breast. I don my battle plate to carry the ancient banner.
wooo, dude..... the words of the wise and mighty Marco Aurelio 😑
It was a pretty terrible dream that many people look back with rose colored glasses
Meanwhile me living near Teutoburger Wald, where my ancestors defeated the Roman’s 🍷🗿
Gives a whole bigger meaning to "I found Rome of clay. I leave it to you of marble. Have I played my part well?" -Caesar Augustus
I found Rome built of bricks*
I Found Rome a city of bricks, and left it a city of marble*
Imagine a time when people actually gave a s*** about what they're leaving behind for future generations
@@liquidsnake6879 yup, these days the people in charge only care about the next election cycle or business quarter, because they're gonna be dead by the time the chickens come home to roost.
No idea why we keep letting them get away with it though.
"i made Rome pay" (c) Attila
Peter F Hamilton wrote a short story about this. 'Watching Trees Grow' - where the Roman Empire began a breeding program to increase human lifespan and never ended. It follows a detective from an 'Old' family spending 200 years investigating a murder of one of their members, while the technology rapidly accelerates as society develops. From electric cars in the 1800's to Starships in the 20th century. Good story.
I must read that! I love scifi & alternate timeline stories.
I’ll give it a read. Someone else recommended red rising and another book on this channel but the video is gone 😔. I’d love to read another series with this style
@@fishclaw901 you'll find it in his anthology 'Manhattan in reverse.'
If you're able to read french there's also a comic book series called 'le fléau des dieux'. Basically a retelling of the Roman war against the Huns, but then 10.000 years into the future in a Roman empire that spanned the universe. Has some interesting twists
15 or so years ago there was an MMO in development that was a "what if" Rome never faded out. Took place like 500 years in the future, space ships, robots and shit all with a Roman theme.
Rome still exists and their military looks exactly like any other part of world :D Why would they wear steel armors vs kevlars? :D
Did you have a name for it? would like to see some images.
@@impulserr Rome used bronze mainly? also it depends on the weapons of the time, we mix steel plates and kevlar today but what about in the future, kevlar won't do much vs railguns and lasers so we'll probably see a transition to a mostly metal of some kind with a underlying bodysuit.
Damn, you're right!
It was called _Imperator online_ & scheduled to come out in 2006.
Mythic ent. was the developer.
There's a trailer of it here on YT
@@impulserr He ain't speaking about "Italy" or "The Vatican State", he is talking about Rome the empire.
How I see those arts
0:00 The Emperor giving a public speech in front of the nobility and commoners
0:06 A typical public square in Neo Rome
0:09 The Emperor partaking in Senate meeting
0:13 A Praetorian officer standing guard
0:19 Neo Roman legionaries in full armor
0:23 A duel of honor between two noblemen or their champions
0:27 Praetorian Guards on duty
0:34 Neo Roman citizens
0:37 Travelers or emissaries of foreign countries gazing upon the magnificence of Neo Rome
0:42 Praetorian Guard troop transport
0:46 A Praetorian officer standing buy with his weapon ready (long range soundwave gun, only allowed to be used against commoners)
0:51 Neo Rome Senate building
0:54 Roman nobility watching a public gathering on a celebrations (notice the enhancers/techno augmentations on their head)
1:01 The Emperor's Royal Floating Palace for celebrations and important meetings
1:06 Neo Coliseum
1:09 Gladiators in training
1:14 Royal Guard (not to be confused with Praetorian Guard) watching over peaceful gathering
1:20 The Emperor's personal Floating Trireme Yacht
1:24 The Emperor receiving reports
1:26 A Praetorian guard on duty
1:31 The Emperor consulting with his advisors
1:38 Gathering/commotion on a small public square/market
1:40 Gladiatorial fight
1:45 The Pantheon Temple
1:48 The Royal Floating Chariot
1:56 Royal Guard escorting senators to the meeting
1:57 Neo Roman heavy war trireme
2:03 High Priest in front of a deity statue
2:07 Neo Roman Academy and Library
2:13 Praetorian Guard captain standing by
2:17 Rich High Class district in Neo Rome
2:21 A sparring duel between to champions
2:25 Elite legionaries selected by The Emperor
2:29 A prototype Guardian robot patrolling the streets
2:33 Neo Roman aqueduct
2:38 The Emperor wearing full body armor
2:43 Temple of Arts
2:48 Royal Guards searching for an intruder
The amount of creativity is amazing
woooow, great description of the paints, 😃😃
That Neo Roman aqua duct ? Quite downgrade. At the old ages water was transferred up there.
Impressive. I just have one criticism.
NEO-Rome?
Rome is the Eternal City. There is no NeoRome.
1:20 you call that a Yacht? I’m afraid to see what you call a Cruise Liner
1:57 okay that one I can agree with 🤩 I want one.
I want a High Gothic Space Opera about Rome in the 41st millennium and I WANT IT NOW!!!
May I recommend you learn creative writing then take a crack at it?
so, the Realm of Ultramar?
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Sure my retainer fee though is 1 million if you want my skills on this project. :D
type this in Chat GPT maybe you are lucky 😁
@@PowerPuffSoldier please don’t insult the Roman’s by comparing them the to the Smurf marines
As an italian this us very dope and inspiring, awesome work!
Like everyone is saying, "There is a gold mine of stories here."
You need to give us a backstory on the culture.
@@adastra231 a new higher bar for working hard can be seen here !!!! omg
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roma_Eterna
This NEEDS to be made into a feature film … like right now.
Be our guest . . .
Not a good idea, they would make it super w0k3 1gbtq and shit
Chronicles of Riddick didn't make money and that was 2004 (pre-streaming). Now that streaming is drying up dvd/bluray revenue studios won't take chance unless its a guarantee it'll make $200-$300M worldwide. PG-13 is the sweet spot, to do this concept justice it would need to be rated-R and that won't bring the money in. This is good stuff though.
The book series Red Rising is gonna be adapted so we'll be getting something like this.
@Kgothatso Nthite bruh not even close...
“So long as the Coliseum stands, Rome shall never fall.”
Imagine if that were true.
the idea of rome is still alive in society to this day, from law making to urban architecture, planning, military strategies, and art. rome as a country only seased to exist when the fall of constantinopla hapened 500 years ago, so its obvious that its effects are still long lasting, but its economic, and civil sistem was doomed to fail given time, in the end we can see the european union as a new form of the roman empire, a unification of europe, at least that was the idea when it was formed, "inspired by" the roman empire.
It will come again
*looks at the coliseum’s broken husk*
Um….
@@pedrolmlkzk we appreciate your slavery
Bend the knew or else
Looks like something you'd see in a Riddick movie. Very cool.
Aw man Riddick!
I miss those movies!
Necromongers
If Rome never fell, it probably would be the most advanced civilization on the planet right now.
Ah yes but imagine the corruption
@@mickryan2002 The political corruption is what lead to its ultimate downfall.
Until their nobility starts snorting space crack, cutting the military budget and assassinating populists
The fall of Rome in 476 AD marked the beginning of a period known as the Middle Ages, or the Dark Ages, in Western Europe. This period was characterized by a significant reduction in economic activity, urbanization, and cultural and technological production compared to the Roman Empire.
It is difficult to precisely quantify how many years Europe "fell behind" due to the fall of Rome, but some historians suggest that the continent experienced stagnation or even regression in several aspects of development for several centuries. It is considered that Europe began to recover and advance again with the Renaissance, around the 14th to 16th centuries, when there was a resurgence in art, science, and exploration.
Therefore, it could be said that Europe experienced a relative delay of approximately 800 to 1,000 years in certain aspects of its development due to the fall of Rome and the subsequent period of the Middle Ages. However, it is important to note that this assessment varies depending on the specific context (economic, cultural, technological) and the region of Europe in question.
@@lilpunk1191 It was most certainly regression as the Visigoths set fire to the great library and burned the archives...From that tech on medicine, sanitation, concrete, metallurgy, engineering, plumbing and so forth were lost...From marble villas with heated baths to thatched huts shitting outside.
This concept art can turn into a game seriously. C'mon ancient romans but high tech.. that's so far i believe never been realized yet in modern media.
If you want you could check out space marines in warhammer 40k which are quite similiar
@@sweezlesquee LAUDA DEUM IMPERATOREM
It could have been even high tech in our time, all that tech and cultural decline of early middle ages ate away centuries of possible prosperity. There were dental procedures, surgery and complex prosthesis in late Rome, for example - and even prototypes of steam engines!
@@sweezlesquee yeah, without christianity and barbars at the gates induced dark ages, technology probably would be 2-3 centuries more advanced
I mean, we have Wolfenstein already but this Rome game can be so badass.
If Rome never fell: "Roma Invicta, Roma Eterna"
subbed
Roma Caput Mundi
If Rome never collapsed, and persisted into the 21st century, this is kind of how I would imagine it.
Changes here and there to go along with the progress of technology, culture, and societal beliefs... But yeah, for the most part this is how I would imagine their armour looking. Still having some resemblance to their ancestors.
I think our society might revert back to that once we reach a technological plateau, the current paradigm of rapid advancement has resulted in each decade having its own particular style but as you go further into the past styles persist longer and the longer they persist the more refined they become, hence classical music, classical architecture, etc. Suppose your business is making boats and it's a family business going back across the generations 500 years, in that time each of your forefathers have learned and added to a body of knowledge regarding boat building, including how the boat is designed to be aesthetically appealing. But then someone invents fiberglass and outboard motors, now wooden sailboats aren't in fashion anymore, they're beautiful, elegant, reliable, but the fiberglass motorboat is cheaper and faster, so that legacy is shelved in favor of making modern boats. In 1000 years hence technology hasn't advanced meaningfully for the last 500 years, the making of interstellar ships has become a family business again, a new legacy has been developed, and with that legacy the ships are once again beautiful, elegant and reliable.
Well real late Romans who still persisted in 5th century moved past this look and style.
The reality is they look like Tony Soprano in a track suit
Imagine what kind of self-assurance it would breed, to be a part of an empire that persisted for close to three thousand years? Roma Invicta indeed...
@@razormonkey5279 yes, sadly
Pra quem quiser saber o nome da música é: "Apocalypse" by Roman Dudek
@@adastra231 fico feliz em ajudar espero que faça um vídeo sobre #theholders algum dia
Não encontro na internet :/
Song is Apocalypse, Roman Dudchyk
The epic music makes it even more awesome! 🎼
I came up with some lore for these images.
0:00 A statue of the dead Caesar Julius watching over his people. though he has passed, his spirit lives on.
0:05 The high temple Makrodon. Dedicated to great Jupiter.
0:10 General Thalinus giving his soldiers a pep talk.
0:15 A New Roman soldier patrolling a temple.
0:20 Soldari, supersoldiers equipped with ray guns and steel armor with force shields.
0:25 Gladiators, genetically enhanced supermen born with an unquenchable bloodlust, they are trained in having their strength and anger increased to their maximum capacity, until one day, they are unleashed against another gladiator, fighting each other until their bodies are nothing.
0:28 Gleeki, men tasked with creating Gladiators and Soldari.
0:30 Armenes, a noble family in Rome, going to a Gladiator battle.
0:35 Karchas of Yoll, A supersoldier war hero, believed to be the reincarnation of Hercules himself. He once climbed a mountain using only his hands. In the background can be seen statues of Mars and Neptune.
0:41 Heli's, robots tasked with protecting the Caesar's palace. They are equipped with lasers that can turn a man to ash.
0:45 Karchas in his youth.
0:50 A colosseum.
0:55 three Oraclees, men who can predict the future.
1:00 The Caesars sky house.
1:05 A simulation of rome in its past.
1:10 Gladiators training.
1:13 Shelk, men who hear the words of the gods by taking a drug called Espi, which enhances ones brain but drives them mad with withdrawals
1:16 The Armenes sky house, the most expensive sky house in rome
1:21 Jalus Armenes: The current head of the Armenes family.
1:26 A modern Gleeki wandering Rome.
1:30 Patrin Gels, A man with the most advanced mind in Rome. he has has solved paradoxes as if they were simple addition problems.
1:35 A convention of philosophers.
1:40 Two Gladiator brothers battling for the first time.
1:45 The server which holds the true mass of Patrin Gels brain.
1:53 War heroes returning home.
1:58 A Gradeship, giant ships holding billions of soldiers. when said soldiers are needed, the ship will warp to that moment in time.
2:01 Jalus Armenes meeting The Caesar. A man who has sacrificed his name and past identity to become a being of godlike power.
2:07 common people in their daily life.
2:23 Two Gladiators last battle.
2:25 Soldiers preparing to board a Gradeship.
2:29 The Caesar gracing the commonfolk with his presence. no one looks at him for it is a crime to sully The Caesar with your unworthy gaze.
2:34 Another rome simulation.
2:38 The Caesar without his armour.
Simply brilliant
Legend, some really good hits
Wouldn't it be augustus?
@@Layne356 i mean while caesar was an important part of roman history, augustus was the title of roman emperors.
OK that was really bad ass I love the futuristic Roman armor
I would love to see movie abaut this modern af rome fighting agaisnt average germanic barbarians with axes and still losing
@@KarmaTheNarrator23 The armor designs shown here still have bare, exposed joints, it’s quite possible, and it’s on the modern Romans for making such a vulnerable design lol
@TheKarma Rome didn't lost to the barbarians , they just lost interest for those useless forest (can't produce oil or wine). The empire felt for the complacent average Roman politician, just like we are seen today in Western Society
@@KarmaTheNarrator23 You know Rome did not lose the war. Like all empires everyone brags when they lose. Like British losing the Revolution. But no one wants to remember the Revenge story. When rome came back and KICked the shit out of all of them. or when the brits came back and Touched Americas capital city in 1812 and had to be PAID to leave. Nope lets just be Bias and focus on that ONE time they lost.. lol. idoits.
Even the AI acknoledge Rome as the Superior Empire
You can also create the other empire such as Egyptian one, or Byzantine, and British It is not like the AI acknowledging who is superior to who.
Depending a bit how you calculate, it lasted for over 2000 years. For comparison: The USA has lasted over 200 years.
Mongol Empire > Roma empire
@@Nico-ud3wr LOL... Yeah, the Khans conquered the most land, but they couldn't keep it for even 2 centuries. If you combine the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, Rome lasted around 1000 years. Much MUCH long if you consider that the Catholic Church is actually a creation of the Roman Empire.
@@SirMattomaton Comparing the technology of the time of the Roman Empire with the Mongol Empire is absurd, The Roman Empire has been the most overrated in our time because they highlighted the laws, the "civil" things but it is not that they work very well, The Mongol Empire has been by far the meaning of the good of the war, perhaps they did not have much administration but they already believed in their own religion in Co-Existing, that is, respect above all things for both women and men, for different religions and for cultures different, IT IS SOMETHING SUPER AHEAD OF ITS TIME EVEN IF WE COMPARE IT WITH OUR TIME, in Europe centuries later they burned women and the inquisition did theirs, you will realize that I did not name the Roman Empire much and it is that it is only recognized for being the first great empire in the world but it has not been the best, that is clear, what remains of the Roman Empire or the Byzantine Empire itself? nothing, for superpowers like the USA their "law" systems are very hypocritical if we consider that the USA is a very crazy and restless country, China is the greatest world power and it owes it to Mongolia ironically, in the competition is the improvement and Mongolia it was the greatest competition for the entire world, it raised the standards of war, something that today means death and suffering but at that time the war brought out the best and the worst in nations, the culture of China was based for a long time about war and competition finally today they are the largest world power and at the same time dangerous in the world, Mongolia destroyed the Tangut Kingdom and unified China, Rome is something too much from the past although if it is spectacular it detracts from much merit than at that time Most of the kingdoms had not been formed and were weak, sad or not. In the end, what was left of the Byzantine empire today is known as Turkey, Roman Empire = America, Europe conclusion. Mongol Empire = All Asia
I wish I could see even more futuristic or retro-futuristic Ancient Civilization images! PLEASE!
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Yeah! I love this styles of art!
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By the way, you could look for reference images on the internet to better train the AI to render images with higher quality and detail (I'm not 100% sure if coml works and if you already used that method before)... for example, a while ago I saw what a Futuristic or Cyberpunk Medieval Armor would look like... And I found some very cool ones that someone deigned to make! So you could have an idea (and the AI too, of course) of how to mix designs from different eras. I would like to see images of the American pre-Columbian and Arab, Egyptian, Byzantine retro-futuristic or futuristic civilizations... that would be great.
Neo-Persia
NeoMesoAmerican, neo mesopotamian, neo Egyptian, neo classical Greece, neo China, neo India, neo Persia, neo Caliphate, what else?
@@adastra231 How about Steampunk Tsarist Russian Empire?
I love how AI represents itself with human's looks, almost like we are the gods that made it
Dont try to see to much in the ia mind, see it more as a blender of the colective creation, you ask a thing and it mix everything that echo what you asked... so the ai more like a subconscious for all the internet bullshit and we are the brain thinky bit that can think the request and material use to create the request.
@@heliosspecialistarrogant7031 Only give an AI access to reddit. Ask it a question. Then give it access to the entirety of the internet. Then ask the same question.
That would be an interesting experiment.
@@CrusadingJello Reddit is cringe and overpoliced. Do it on 4chan if you really want to see what people have to say.
Reddit is for censorship and hatemobs. 4chan is for anonymous who troll and have fun.
@@CrusadingJello even better, give an AI access to every big university scientific research database (you know, actual knowledge instead of reddit or the internet) then ask it a question, then get another AI and give it access to the internet and ask the same question. THAT would be a good experiment on showing how stupid, misleading and idiotic humans can be.
@@CrusadingJello That AI would come back demanding anime jugs 💀
If this was in theaters 🎭 I most definitely would buy a ticket. Beautiful work.
damn now i want to see more sci-fi romans
the aesthetics are just so cool
I'm getting huge Star Wars,Dune and Warhammer vibe from this, this is amazing
after the first five images that's what came to mind..
Yep, Dune especially. Reminds me of how the Atreides family can trace its bloodline back to Ancient Rome.
Man u make an italian guy almost cry….. getting vibes and cool emotions that felt really good Thx for this tribute, sometimes is good to remeber how we was great and immagin what can be happen if the empire never died so cool
@@adastra231 bellissimo video davvero, ora capisco sei italiano anche tu
@@adastra231 complimenti davvero, sei riuscito a creare un estetica che ti trascina in questo universo. Cosa hai usato ? Midjourney ?
Romans was just bloody butchers people.
@@bratkomorovic8267 like every great empire on this planet. But at the same time it's undeniable what they accomplished architectural/cultural/technological wise.
The history of evolution is also the account of the extinction of many more species than are alive today. So it is with cultures, nations, empires. To paraphrase a Roman, they have their works and their days, and then, quickly or slowly, they turn to dust…
The Glory of Rome is eternal.
Society if the Praetorian guards didn’t kill Aurelian…
"This is a list of Emperors killed by the Praetorian Guard. You can help by expanding it."
Society if the Praetorian guards didn't exist.
In the grand theater of history, the Roman Empire emerged as a celestial symphony, a cosmic opus of ambition, conquest, and grandeur. Its vast, sprawling dominion stretched across the face of the known world like the shimmering aurora borealis, casting a resplendent glow on the canvas of time.
At the heart of this celestial spectacle lay Rome, the Eternal City, a glittering diamond set within the fertile cradle of the Italian Peninsula. Within its hallowed walls, the city teemed with life, energy, and the indomitable spirit of its people, who labored tirelessly to forge an empire that would echo through eternity.
Rome's emperors, those visionary titans who bore the mantle of destiny, were like celestial constellations, their radiance guiding the course of human history. Cloaked in the ethereal mantle of divinity, they held the fate of the world within their grasp, their fingers entwined with the gossamer threads of destiny.
The legions of Rome, a formidable tempest of iron and determination, swept across the continents like a whirlwind, carving new paths through uncharted territories and nourishing the roots of the empire with the lifeblood of conquest. The golden eagle, emblematic of their unyielding spirit, soared high above the battlefield, its wings outstretched, encompassing the vast expanse of the empire's reach.
With each triumphant conquest, the symphony of Rome swelled in glorious crescendo, its harmonious melodies reverberating through the annals of history. The empire's intricate tapestry of art, philosophy, and architecture wove together the disparate threads of humanity, creating a vibrant mosaic that reflected the dazzling brilliance of its achievements.
In the annals of human history, the Roman Empire stands as an eternal symbol of mankind's capacity for greatness, a lush, verdant refuge amidst the arid sands of time.
This is how I imagine either The Brotherhood or the Institute trying to market to The Legion "this could be you. Don't hate ALL technology."
Ever since the first battle they've been getting out of the tribal mindset. Watch schizo elijah "legion don't use technology" videos for more.
Caesar planned to completely overhaul the Legion after he took New Vegas. His own philosophical theory was to make a synthesis between the NCR and Legion. Taking the strengths of both and merging it into an unstoppable empire.
It's hard to forget someone who gave you so much to remember
The concept is a mind-blowing, Riddick vibe. It's that cool!!
Glad I'm not the only one who thought of the Necromongers.
We would be multi planetary by now 😅
Thought the exact same thing
In 2005 Mythic Entertainment (the folks who make Dark Age of Camelot MMO) was producing Imperator, an MMO with this exact concept, a Roman empire that never fell and expanded into the stars. Sadly it was canceled.
I just finished reading Ashes of Man (5th book in Ruocchio’s Sun Eater series) and man do I want it to be made for TV and I want these guys to do it! Costumes, graphics, illustrations, cinematography, music hell do everything!! Now that’s sci-fi insanity for you! 💪
Both terrifying, and entrancing at the same time.
If it was like this, I'm happy that the barbarians took over. Sure a decline but me or you wouldn't exist under this regime.
@@billyLego4855 definitely not look at history the real Roman empire was very very brutal.
I would tittle the movie *'Terra Victrix'*
It's already unified, ready to spread Civilization across the stars.
That is what envision Rome looking like if it never fell and continued advancing technologically.
Ps: I am a writer and this gives me great inspiration, thank you.
Rome advancing? Don’t make me laugh.
We definitely regressed after the fall of Rome, I guess that's why its called the dark ages.
@@aalan4296 Life actually improved after Rome fell.
@@Glawackus-1600 yeah, improved a lot, that’s why soon after became a period called DARK AGES.
@@joaopedro82465 First the term “Dark Age” is considered outdated by modern scholars. Second, it originally referred to as that due to the poor historical evidence of the period. In that we didn’t know much about it then. Now we do know large amounts of detail surrounding the period.
Very visually inspiring work, not hard to see how a great script could make this work as an epic movie or I guess now with streaming, an epic series
Love your work …please keep it coming! A series of this would be fantastic
Roma Aeterna 🔥
It was simply a Empire that fully knew how powerful and important Art was, Art/Architecture is what inspires us to philosophize, inspire and celebrate positive virtues such as beauty and masculinity/feminimity and a testament to the human spirt.
Italy deserves big respect for their art and designing anything to be aesthetically pleasing, personally I think they're in a league of their own
Thank you brother, I am very happy to see others like our culture. I often think that foreigners like us more than Italians themselves do, but perhaps something similar applies for every country. Big greetings from Italy
Most was based on Greek designs south Italy was basically Greek,the use of the arch was a game changer.
We have the Greeks and Egyptians to thank for some of their designs but the Romans elevated it. Coliseum, Circus Maximus remain very iconic till now
@@EmperorDraconianIV Yes I like the fact that they took inspiration from all the stuff they fought was cool. It built a unique spirit and style... I agree with you bro
@@davidedbrooke9324 the use of arcs was an Etruscan invention. Amazing civilization, the Etruscans. Rome basically took the best from any civilization they conquered, and implemented it with their own genius and their insane level of engineering. Acqueducts, drains, streets, amphitheatres, they were ahead of anyone at their time.
I am from Rome and i love it 😃
I need a 1 hour loop of this. This is the perfect music for stellaris
Do you know what the name of the music is?
@@SpiritAce33 Roman Dudchyk - Apocalypse
Davvero notevole! Asimov su ispirò proprio all'Impero Romano per la sua FONDAZIONE. Complimenti per la tua Arte.👏🏻👏🏻
Would Rome with discipline and no debauchery look like this? Such epic art - keep it up!
A rome that never decayed
debauchery was an important part of the culture. who wants freedom to live like a robot.
This is the Interex right here.
Ah a man of culture i see.
Time to Make that little misunderstanding.
This is Macragge
Interex? Nah, needs way more pristine centaur-looking undisarmable mechs
This is just the many PDFs of some planets in the 500 Worlds.
The art ist amazing! I would totally buy a game, movie or series about this stuff.
AI's Futuristic Visualization of Ancient Egypt? Ancient Greece, China, India, Persia, Carthage? Any other cool ideas?
I mean China still exists, it's the same nation as it was 3,000 years ago, not sure they will survive long enough to be "Futuristic" but hey they already got to "dystopian" so they can probably make it to "cyberpunk" before that demographic nuclear bomb that was the one child policy turns the nation to ash.
Abbasid Caliphate
Aztecs, Mayans, Incas, Syrians, Babylonians, Hindus, Arabs, etc.?
@@asterlofts1565 You mean the Phoenicians when you said the Syrians, right? Because the Syrians are Arabs
Futuristic Aztecs
The visuals here are frigging breathtaking. This needs to be an Amazon Prime TV show.
not right now in this age of woke
Nah I don't want to see half the cast being black and lgbtq, while the real Romans would be all beta males.
@@insectslayer1374do you even know what woke means?
@@aol8166 You do realize that the Roman Empire had many different ethnicities in it, and they had no problem at all with homosexuality. What you call "woke" would actually be realistic.
The glorious galactic imperium romanum having shtty race and sexuality obsessed woke writers like the rings of power or the star wars sequels is the last thing anyone wants to see. Gender and race wouldn't be much of an issue to the empire that conquered entire planets and never fell. People want a good story and by people I mean the human race
fun fact: Rome had blueprints to make a steam engine and had all the resources to industrialize, but it was too expensive, imagine though how amazing it would've been?
Fun “facts” from random videos and blogs?
@@VashtheStampede007 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeolipile
Go research yourself and shut up.
Were the Romans close to an Industrial Revolution?
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Isnt more of the fact that they didnt have fossil fuels
Technically they did have a working steam engine. They found it in Alexandria, but it's thought to be more like a desk bauble cause it was small and would spin when the water boiled. Not enough to power anything, but the idea was already there.
Everything I've watched on your channel so far is captivating
Tell me this 3 minute video doesnt have more potential than 90% of netflix shows??
This would perfectly fit into that 90%.. more curls on the armory with neon decor don't equal potential.
I can be made by Dennis Villeneuve
It surely does have potential! Just don't allow a feminist or gelded man to write it!
Accidentally had the video at 1.25 speed and it sounds amazing
Ive Watched this like 20 times now. I'm obsessed. I've always imagined what ancient civilizations would look like if they progressed into the future, especially Sparta. I liked your Japan and Egypt one as well. Looking forward to your future videos.
Please do more futuristic art on other civilisations: Japan, Celtic, Persia, Aztec, Native American, Egypt...pick one and go for it. The artwork is magnificent! 😁
Wow just awesome, Thank You.
Amazing concept, maybe you could do animation short stories with this idea, but there is certainly a whole host of ideas you could put with this. Look forward to seeing your future work.
The artwork slaps.
Nice work putting in together.
Very Roman+human form driven focal points.
1:12 looking like a mix of Gears of War Gears and 40k Imperial Guard infantry in front of setting appropriate architecture
I’m getting major riddick vibes from this! Excellent work!
This makes me want to play Civilization V again
This is cool as hell. I wish this was a true reality. And nice music too! I'm loving this.
-Greetings from America
Immagini incredibili,meravigliose.Bravissimo.Saluti da Roma
Better movie pitch/concept art than anything that I have seen recently from Hollywood.
I didn't realize roman flavored cyber-punk was something I needed in my life
This is visually gorgeous! Great work.
I’m super surprised this idea hasn’t been done yet. Absolutely love it. Auto sub.
Wow! Incredible! Thank you!
So this is basically the Realm of Ultramar from Warhammer 40k. The home of Robute Gulliman, Primarch of the Ultramarines. This is what I think off when I think of Ultramar, a space Roman Empire but more stable and efficient.
Guilliman is basically what happened if Augustus or Hadrian get superhuman strength to became eternal and 8 foot God power
It cannot be denied that Rome was, and still is, the greatest civilization ever existed in the history of man.
It’s rise and fall as meteoric as the extinction of the Dinosaurs. Rome rose to levels never seen before or after. For its time the rate of technological advancements was staggering, it controlled most of the known world, created concepts still held to this day and despite Latin being a dead language it’s still used across the world. Many civilizations aspire to the greatness of that legendary empire and the American Government loves to use Roman iconography.
@@Broomer52 So true America loves to see itself as the next roman empire. Though it's much more like Athens or Persia than anything else. Building a civilization with technology in some cases 2000 more advanced than its opponents with a military much more powerful than the rest of the world with that law system and hyper efficient economy. With an impressive education system for the time. it's just not doable by most people.
@@kieranforde3787 that’s not what I meant but sure, you get the general gist at least
The WORST civilization ever existed, let me correct that.
@@kummer45 HERESY
We truly are living in the darkest timeline.
No we're not. You have food and electricity and devices with the net connection. You have place to sleep. So no, you can't claim "we are living in the darkest timeline."
@@NoOnesIdea He was talking about Rome never collapsing my guy. I’m no history expert but, the standards of living was higher during the times of the Roman Empire than that if the Kingdoms of Medieval Europe which came years after the fall of Rome (more accurately western Rome). Technology would have still progress so your “electricity” and “devices” would still have been invented nonetheless.
@@NoOnesIdea However, your are right about one thing. We are definitely not living in the darkest timeline. There are certainly much, much worst.
@@NoOnesIdea We are in a light gray timeline.
@@theonly6blake911 You are referring to emergent theory but collapse is a natural cycle and allows people to improve things overtime. To expect Rome would just not collapse and somehow come up with all the technological advancements after it is highly unlikely. Especially with the fact Rome collapsing led to other empires afterwards which were necessary for scientific and technological advancements.
So it would lead to stagnation which is what led to collapse in the first place.
Getting broken up into smaller Kingdoms means they have more of a reason to go their own way and come up with new ideas. The more older and archaic it is, the harder it is for them to accept novel ideas. It's why USA was able to advance so quickly. Establishing a new country from scratch means you don't have any of the baggage of past like others have so less holding you back.
I get Red Rising vibes from this. Awesome idea and artwork.
A 3 part movie showcasing this world would be unreal!!
goes hard af
Emperor Tiberius: "Hey Heron! That's a neat contraption you got there. How does it work?"
This is so awesome - I litteraly beg you for a part 2. Roma victor!
What an energetic , epic orchestral music !!! Who is the author ?
pretty dope concept and art ... would love to see a movie or series with this ideas
Just need something for Alexander’s Macedon now, if he had not stopped and his generals hadn’t fought over the empire
The utopia
If he had conquered Arabia the middle east and maybe the world would probably look very different today
This would be an absolutely insane Television show idea.
The Senate purges would be intense.
The game Stellaris has a shipset and character names where you can simulate a Roman interstellar empire. Good 4X strategy game.
As it once was, and will be again, Roma Invicta, the world needs your strength and glory.
Just...fantastic
..thanks so much!
i dont think we understand how game changing and powerful this A.I. shit is.
You can feel the dignity and class just emanating from every photo! I love this, although it begs the question: how did these future Romans resist the temptations of modern life?
Nah, they'll fall like the same as us, because they also did the same, being decadent and all at the end.
You know that the romans had orgis on the streets and like seing people kill innocent animals right?
Also, like, you really want to tell me that the romans wouldnt be uterly consume by social media, the same guys who invented shitposting.
Constant war and conflict
@@williemherbert1456 Not as long as Cyber Caesar is sitting on the throne.
You wont fall to modernity if you will not allow it to thrive. Do not abolish slavery, continue to wage wars for resources and slaves. Strict societal laws, rules, traditions. Warrior cast should be always honored. Citizenship should be only available through service to the Empire. Not necessary a 100% military one. Equality and equity is a lie and dangerous at that. A lot of states fallen to this lie. A lot of knowledge were lost because some peasants decided they are equal to their betters. So, never allow that to happen. People are not equal. No Democracy beyond regional elections.
This really reminds me of the Suneater trilogy by Chris Ruocchio and also Red Rising Saga by Pierce Brown
The Roman Empire might have fallen, but that dosen´t mean it can´t rise again.
There is always hope.
We keep failing because we keep trying to make a new Rome with our current ideas and policies , instead we should just accept the fact that for Rome to return we have to make just the way it was and then and then only, can we apply what we have learned and then Rome, the beautiful dream will rise to new heights. Long live the Dream that is Rome.
Incredible concept art! Thanks!
Computer animated film for the internet, an alternate timeline where Rome never fell.
That the film is made by a man over 29 who likes history and the sum of everything led us to our current reality, and understands the importance of good scripts and dialogues for a film.
This is unbelievably splendid. Does this turn into a movie or something. I' d be surprised to hear this much amazing work is only an amateur effort.
It’s all just Midjourney ”art”. Not much effort in comming up with which words to type in the bot.
@@ancient_gamerr Better than what you can make
@@gogo8965 What’s even the point of that comment? I haven’t claimed to be talented, can’t even draw a stickfigure and probably not you either. Typing some words to an AI bot is not art or display of talent.
@@ancient_gamerr No but his idea is original
Unfortunately Hollywood is too busy making Velma and cutis to care about this masterpiece of art. Besides, if they did, half the cast will be lgbtqajdjd whatever.
Rome never falling is like the rise of Atlantis all over again ❤ also as others have stated, I'd kill for a movie set on this premise!
My next book...
I love it. May be the most beauty thing that I see in years.
Good concept for a game, series or movie!!! I'm not a big science fiction fan, but the idea has a lot of potential! Great things can arise from ideas
This is dope!