TheGhostbuster1989 "We have captured the enemy general! Guard him well, give the dog some wine, and make sure he can see us defeat the rest of his army!"
I was playing as the Eastern Roman Empire and was attacking Venice with my best troops. Venice was allied with the Papal States so the Pope ordered a Crusade against Constantinople. Next turn, the Egyptians also called for a Jihad. 4-5 turns later, around 10,000 men ingame were at Constantinople's gates, Crusader and Jihadists alike, from almost all factions. I had a thousand men in the city, of which 500-600 were Varangians. This played during that battle and I managed to win with only a 100 men left, all of whom were Varangians
@@paxromana1841 Comes up at the end of every win, without fail. You send a couple of longbowman companies to deal with a rebel town militia unit, "... remember it as the day of our MOST GLORIOUS VICTORY!!!!!"
+The Dark Weapon Gods, I know right? "Only divine intervention or a military genius can save us from this debacle!" Thank you for the brilliant military advice. Now do kindly SHUT UP so I can salvage what's left of this battle!
***** uhm i don't think so. if you mix your cav with some nodachi and yari you can win. also bows are a great deal. if you use proper tactics and army composition you can beat a fots player. the secret is to play safe. kill some units with bows,use nodachi for first charge, help with yari and cav and always use a shinobi unit in case the enemy have art
"My lord the tide of battle seems to have turned against us" "Only intervention by the almighty or a military genius could bring us victory from this debacle" "Our men are running" "Our foolish general has thrown his life away and our chances of victory with it" "WE HAVE LOST HALF OF OUR MEN" ... .. . "let all who remember this day, remember it as the day of our most glorious victory"
"The enemy is badly bloodied, they have lost half their men!" Then keep attacking them so when they run away, I can have my cavalry bloody them some more!
Thomas Guay-Vachon I once had Venice being reduced to being a one-city faction based in Cairo and destroying the Ottoman Empire completely by the year 1090.
Thomas Guay-Vachon So what? Pikes/Spears do rekt Calvary, but Mongolian Calvary is the best calvary known to man. So what if Mongol calvary withstand the Scottish spears...
- Why does Mongolia have cannons? Aren't they horse-people? - They must've stolen them from Byzantium, sir. - And catapults? - Venice - Heavy infantry?! - Germany - Siege Towers?! - Those would be from France. - And what do we have that can stop them? - The English Channel
I feel ya. I'm mostly an Age of Empires 2 fan and after seeing the latest remasters without Stephen Rippy & Kevin Mcmullan (they're the AoE equivalents of Jeff Van Dyck and Richard Vaughan, from the Kingdoms' DLCs), the games just don't feel like the same (that's the least of the problems though)
One of my favourite soundtracks of Medieval II. Remember those battles where you had to hold the enemy in one place and keep them pinned down there at all costs? Like at a river crossing battle. And no matter how hard your soldiers fought, there seemed to be no end to the enemy's forces! Your archers kept firing, your trebuchets kept launching, your soldiers held them in fierce melee combat...and yet they kept on coming, and coming...and coming! "Our men have fought long, and are becoming tired!". Then, as if you were there, you kept saying "hang on men, hang on! Remember the loved ones we defend back home! We MUST hold them here! To victory or death, we fight on!"
had a battle like that in Empire Total War Darthmod, I was Poland in the late era start and I had revived the Commonwealth and had a massive bridge battle with the Prussians, there were times I thought I would die. We held on for the King and the Commonwealth
Never had a battle like that. From the start, I had a relatively easy time beating the AI in chokepoints, generally. A few counterattacks with my general would see them off on the rare occasion they forced their way across.
@@revanofkorriban1505 Were the settings on Easy, perhaps? Or did your General face peasants or spear-less infantry? (for your info, I faced two French armies at a river crossing, both full with foot knights and mounted knights, their crossbowmen and some artillery. I had one English army almost 50% consisting of the Retinue Longbowmen and some Sherwood Archers, and the rest dismounted English Knights, artillery of varies sorts and of course one unit of the General's Bodyguard. 1200 versus 3000+.)
It was a long time ago, but I recall that the enemy flanked me on the campaign map and attacked me from both sides of the river during the battle. Their unit compositions were fairly similar to mine: mostly cheap spear troops with a few heavy cavalry units. I didn't have many archers and no artillery. Bridge crossing battles are a nightmare on multiplayer; the regular theme is that no matter how powerful you are, if you cross the bridge, you're screwed.
Hearing this on the Battle of Agincourt was damn golden. "The battle is very much in our favour, if we remain true and steadfast, victory will be ours!"
"Duke of War" was a title given to loyal Roman military commanders in the late stages of the Roman Empire. These Dukes were supplied by Rome in order to keep them ready for battles against anyone who opposed the enemies of Rome (specially Barbarians). These same Dukes of war were then the first kings and nobles of the early medieval era, after the collapse of the Roman empire, and the last of the ancient/classic times. So yeah, cool music :D
@@wenerjyhey, I know that guy. He's a character in a Mount&Blade Warband King Arthur mod. His kingdom is in shambles at the start of the game with Jutes and Saxons flanking him and the Kingdom of Kent to the southwest. Poor dude is waging defensive campaigns everywhere to keep his territory, or what remains of it. I hang around his place since the tavern has a slave trader I could sell my prisoners for easy cash.
Yup,I like the ancient roman times better than the medieval period,played both Rome,Rome 2,Shogun 2 and Medieval 2 But I got to say,from all the Total War games,Medieval 2 is the best
Totally agree with you, Medieval 2 NEVER gets boring! Fighting the Golden Horde head on with your most badass army never fails to impress you :D "Units March!" "AYE!"
AYE!!! Nothing beats seeing the initial clash of warriors in medieval 2 never boring to me!!. Ive played all TW games as well but nothing beats this game
The fact that this song has 1.5 million views, only beaten by Attila main menu theme and We Are All One which is Destiny given lyrics and from the same game speaks just how great this song is. I argue this is the best battle soundtrack Total War ever has. I still get pumped hearing it in battle. Whenever this song plays, I know I will be having a great time.
Well me too, but then I saw Three Kingdoms and Troy and I'm just worried they'd completely mess it up. Overcomplicate stuff that doesn't need to be complicated, like character stats, and make the battles arcadey and weird. Have superhero generals able to breach walls, completely unrealistic and very unpractical armor and weapons, fifty percent of the game is DLC... Beter just get MKTW 1212
You ever have those days where you fight Timurids for so long that you don't even bother to fix the walls, and your men have been holding out against them for about a hundred years.
Abel Pascual Yeah I know, but why not hire him again. I mean are the developers that stupid, you found a very good composer stick with him. Simple as that -__-
yup, the soundtracks are epic (this one especially) and if your pair that with thousands of men clashing on a battlefield while arrows and siege weapon projectiles fly above their heads you are guaranteed to have a great time
I don't know why, but the *whole damn track*, never mind that particular part, is reminiscent of England to me. Probably because of inclusion of English folk instruments. Could be the title. Or widespread annihilation with Longbowmen with this in the background.
I leave this in memory of Loefwine of Merryfield, the Frank-Slayer, the Scarred, the Conquerer and my Duke of Death. Loefwine was adopted after a peace deal with France. Angers was handed over and he was sent out with two mailed knights and two mercenary knights to make ready for another war with France. He was meant to be a holding party, ready to stop anyone coming close to Paris as King Rufus laid siege. I sent him to Dijon with some extra spear men to lay siege. Little did I know that the entire French family and two huge armies arrived to put an end to his siege. On top of a huge mountain, Loefwine held off against both armies and through a massive flank with my cavalry, slayed both the French King and the Heir, the news spread fast. The Slaughter of Dijon became legendary, the French Kingdom collapsed and Loefwine became a renowned English hero. Feared for his military genius, he would later lead my elite armies into Italy and crush the traitorous Milanese and sacked their affluent city. This played throughout the entire battle and there was never a more fitting song for Loefwine the Frank-Slayer.
This story reminds me of emperor Heinrich the wise in one of my stainless steel campaigns. Born in Switzerland, he marched towards Milan. While siegeing it he got attacked by a rebel army. Outnumbered, he charged his cavalry against the enemy rear. After the charge the enemy army broke and he conquered Milan. With Lombardy secured, he marched towards Ancona and took it. Then, he moved to the last byzantine holding in Italy. Outnumbered again, he waited for the enemy to sally out. He then killed their ranged units and their general. The byzantines fled. After kicking the byzantines out of italy, he marched to Naples. In the way to the city, he got surrounded by 3 sicilian armies. The italians had more soldiers, were on the high ground, had artillery and surrounded me. With my superior heavy cavalry, I destroyed the 2 reinforcing armies, composed mostly of crossbowmen and shitty spearmen. Now, I was the one who outnumbered them. I lured them down from the hill with my crossbowmen. The entire army charged. I took what remained of my heavy cavalry and killed the king. The sicilians routed, and left Naples undefended. Right when I took the sicilian capital, a new sicilian pope got elected. Me, England and France were excommunicated, so I formed a coalition with them and invaded the papal states. The roman garrison were just 1 unit of spearmen and another of crossbowmen, so I took the city without a fight. Now, he's marching towards Genoa and Venice to finish the conquest of Italy.
Here in Southeast Asia, they say "Farang" or "Barang" to refer to the French in particular, and Europeans in general. It comes from the word Frank, apparently.
This song is for Captain Heinrich, who defendes Jerusalem from the Mongols and Timurids, for nearly 50 years, with nothing but a ragtag of spearmem, light cavalry and halberdiers
Dublin was a small settlement, the need for its few minor resources was as little as its population size which was especially small due to the extermination of most its rebellious citizens after the English invasion. During the campaign through to the South of France the King of England may have stepped on a few diplomatic toes with his Spanish allies, who took the golden opportunity to invade the British homeland. Aiming to gain a foothold in the small Island nation, the King of Spain led his army of nearly 4000 men directly to the lacklustre settlement of Dublin. All that which defended the settlement at the time were the leftover levy army which had conquered it years earlier, due to being governed by a man only known as "Thomas the Mad", a distant relative of the King, himself, development on the settlement was slow, leaving them with only wooden palisades to defend from attackers. That faithful day came when Spanish Kings walked on Irish soil to invade English towns, bringing with them the largest army Thomas had ever seen. After a babbling incoherent speech from their general, the men went to battle in uneasy faith, longbowmen at the ready as the Spanish king followed his siege engines to the gate. The ram wracked the front gate as a hail of arrows from the notorious English longbowmen plumeted into the lighter parts of the enemy's armour, killing many Spanish men, but not nearly enough to halt their progress. The gates burst open as the peasant legions rushed to protect their homes, trained longbowmen continuing their volleys as their countrymen were slaughtered by the enemy they once knew as allies. All hope was lost before Thomas the Mad himself charged to his people's aid, whether this came from a burst of psychotic bloodlust, inane madness or some deep need to assist his people it will never be known, all that is known however is that the governer of Dublin killed 43 men that day, holding off the Spanish hordes for long enough for a stray arrow to pierce the chest of the King of Spain, killing him instantly. The word spread amongst his remaining men quickly; the King was dead, and his armies splintered and retreated to their ships, assisted by the Prince, who was surprised to find himself unceremoniously crowned King that day. Later that year a Spanish diplomat arrived at one of the newly conquered French towns, he brought with him a request for a ceasefire, and a hefty coffer full of Florins.
and when the venetians, turks, timurids, egyptians, milanese, neapolitans, spanish, german, hungarian, and rebel forces are battering at the gates of constantinople, you know your 4 varangian regs and generals bodyguard can win the day.
Me: *Knows that he's screwed and commands his troops to retreat* The Advisor: *W O U L D Y O U L I K E T O L E A R N M O R E A B O U T R E T R E A T B U T T O N???*
This song alone, at the right time during the the Agincourt demo is what gave me the impulse to buy this game. Jeff Van Dyk certainly knows how to make a score to get your blood pumping.
"By the Grace of God, the enemy are utterly vanquished. Let all those who fought here remember this as the day of our most glorious victory!!" That line at the end of the Battle of Agincourt gave me goosebumps.
When this sountrack starts playing, even the most unwinnable battles can turn into victories. When I hear hear 1:10 all I can think about is my cavalry chasing fleeing enemies. 10/10 music
"I'll not waste words on the enemy". Holy Roman General/Captain saying that to you, his enemy, when you sometimes click on him, after already wasting words saying that.
"I'll not waste words on the enemy" HRE general, when you click sometimes on one of their generals/captains when you're at war, after already contradicting himself
0:00 *after funny corny speech* Me: Ctrl + a, click 1:49 “We’ve lost half of our men!” Me: Send the reserves 2:25 “The enemy has reinforcements!” Me: 😈😤🔥 3:16 “The enemy is badly bloodied, they have lost half their men!” Me: I want their General. 3:41 “The enemy General is dead!” Me: Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing Europe, but this, does put a smile on my face.
*thousands dying
*furious flute solo*
lmao
😂😂
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2023 AD and we are still here
Never thought goji center liked total war.
now its 2024 and we are still here
@@somerandomgoof and medieval 2 is still better than atilla total war and lords of Brittania
@@Romanmonkey182 you're goddamn right
2024 AD now!
"The Enemy King is dead, We've sent the Idiot to hell"
TheGhostbuster1989 curr*
TheGhostbuster1989 "we shall send them to Hell!... OR WORSE!!!"
TheGhostbuster1989 "We have captured the enemy general! Guard him well, give the dog some wine, and make sure he can see us defeat the rest of his army!"
A worthy enemy, but no less dead for that.
Jethro23 "The enemy general is slain!Lets see how that snakes fight without their heads!
The cowardly enemy general has been captured while running away. Guard him, give the dog some wine. Lets show him we are civilized men.
*And make sure he can see us defeat the rest of his army!
Adonnus100 Both are correct, depends on if the General is Dreaded or Chivalrous to which one they say xD
I've always wondered why capturing the enemy general would prompt the announcer to give his dog wine...
Clearly when he says dog he's referring to the enemy general.
...I was being ironic...
Lord preserve us! We have lost half of our men!
Kabeloko11 muslim version
"Allah be mercyfull!We have lost half of our men"
@@zilionis8003 fighting the Mongols in a nutshell
@@tomaszzalewski4541
Press F To Pay Respects
@@rentabullet4048 Muslims bow to a cube instead of God. Catholics bow to Mary instead of God alone.
@@scintillam_dei that cube can crush marry under it. Cubes are strong as fuck
I was playing as the Eastern Roman Empire and was attacking Venice with my best troops. Venice was allied with the Papal States so the Pope ordered a Crusade against Constantinople. Next turn, the Egyptians also called for a Jihad.
4-5 turns later, around 10,000 men ingame were at Constantinople's gates, Crusader and Jihadists alike, from almost all factions. I had a thousand men in the city, of which 500-600 were Varangians.
This played during that battle and I managed to win with only a 100 men left, all of whom were Varangians
Saying Eastern Roman Empire instead of Byzantium, HELLA based.
Were the Crusaders and Jihadists also fighting each other or no?
Imagine the framerate.
You made Rome proud, frater. AVE
@@scottkrafft6830 Is there even another name of the Eastern Roman Empire?
@@thecatfather857 Nope, they were all allied and my fps were like 10-15 fps max 😭
ALL OF CHRISTENDOM WILL BE AWED BY THE VICTORY WE HAVE WON HERE TODAY
"By the grace of god, our foe is utterly vanquished! Let all who remember this day, remember it as the day of our most glorious victory!"
@@Themultiroleman Allah wills it!
And is a battle between 1000 professional swordsmen vs a few peasants
Jesus was middle-eastern
@@paxromana1841 Comes up at the end of every win, without fail. You send a couple of longbowman companies to deal with a rebel town militia unit, "... remember it as the day of our MOST GLORIOUS VICTORY!!!!!"
The walls have fallen! Steel and valiant hearts must be our walls now!
A heart would be a pretty bad foundation for a wall is all I'm saying. So squishy.
@@MrZAP17 Absolute cringe.
I’m pretty sure this plays when u r manouvering your army so u should never hear that while this music is playing
"MEN must be out new wall!"
@@TheIlovetrolling If you're China or the USSR, yeah. More meat for the meat grinder
"Patiently awaiting to breach and butcher sire"
Sandro :o
"your objective is to capture the enemy settlement, NOT destroy it"
+The Dark Weapon
Gods, I know right?
"Only divine intervention or a military genius can save us from this debacle!"
Thank you for the brilliant military advice. Now do kindly SHUT UP so I can salvage what's left of this battle!
+The Dark Weapon FOTS Advisor: "Damm lily-livered cowards! Your men are running Sir!"
Me: "What are you a surgeon now?!"
+The Dark Weapon you can destroy a fots formation with a vanilla one
***** uhm i don't think so. if you mix your cav with some nodachi and yari you can win. also bows are a great deal. if you use proper tactics and army composition you can beat a fots player. the secret is to play safe. kill some units with bows,use nodachi for first charge, help with yari and cav and always use a shinobi unit in case the enemy have art
***** oh so you are fresh meat :D if you want to play sometimes call me
🙂 Eager
💚 Warmed Up
⚔️ *Victory seems certain. Only a fool could lose this battle*
"The battle is very much in our favor! if we remain true and steadfast, we will SMASH the enemy!"
@@clickbait6646 all of christendom will be awed by tha victoreh we have won here today
It is unwise to praise the day before sunset but our men are winning the battle and forging a worthy victory!!
The battle is very much in our favor! If we remain true and ste- OuR FoOlISh GeNErAl HAs ThROwn hIs LiFe AWay
@@ayylmao575 me when my foolish general throws his life away:
"The enemy general was slain! Good riddance to that desert dog!"
osdbest An enemy general has been slain. We commit his desert dwelling soul to hell.
@@gronndar If only we'd do it to the "desert dwellers" in Europe..
"That'll teach him to ride to war on a pony!"
@@DutchGuyMike bruh
"The enemy general is dead! We have sent the idiot to hell!"
Is honestly my favorite to be honest.
"My lord the tide of battle seems to have turned against us"
"Only intervention by the almighty or a military genius could bring us victory from this debacle"
"Our men are running"
"Our foolish general has thrown his life away and our chances of victory with it"
"WE HAVE LOST HALF OF OUR MEN"
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"let all who remember this day, remember it as the day of our most glorious victory"
dude...thanks
This is by far the best f comment...and trust me, i needed this right now!
Bro these are the best words to match with this song ❤❤
"The enemy general is slain, we have sent the kur to hell"
The Enemy king is dead!Good thing to this dog!
We've sent the base-cur to hell*
Whats the meaning of "kur"? Like idiot?
@@paxromana1841 "cur" means a low class dog
Polan
"The enemy is badly bloodied, they have lost half their men!" Then keep attacking them so when they run away, I can have my cavalry bloody them some more!
+brahim dahbi *whispers of the Corrupted Ashbringer* Kill. them. all.
*"only intervention by our mighty Lord or a military genius can save us from this disgrace!"* .... shut up, everytime you say so I manage to win
"Zis battle progresses well for the reich, stay strong and victory will be ours"
Use the archers! Leave none alive!
Kill every last one of them !
2:37 When you're with the lads at the tavern and the bards drop the bass.
When the music gets *that* far you know you're in for some intense stuff
Me: *Command skill increase up to 50%*
This is the best bit.
Reminds me of Witcher soundtrack with the flute.
God I love that part. Such flaming musical part
Scotland VS Mongolia in a campain? Everything is possible in this game...
Thomas Guay-Vachon Who would win? Scotland has best Spears, Mongolia has best Calvary.
A guy Named Erik scots, because pikes VS cav., ...
Thomas Guay-Vachon I once had Venice being reduced to being a one-city faction based in Cairo and destroying the Ottoman Empire completely by the year 1090.
Thomas Guay-Vachon So what? Pikes/Spears do rekt Calvary, but Mongolian Calvary is the best calvary known to man. So what if Mongol calvary withstand the Scottish spears...
A guy Named Erik well, I won this battle...
THEY'D WISH THEY'D NEVER BEEN BORN SIREEEEE!
THE INFIDELS ARMY WILL NOT SURVIVE, MIGHTY SULTAN
We shall fight them honorably
The Duck of Death.
No ducks were given on that day.
RELEASE THE QUACKEN!
There fortifications are quacked! Go in for the bill!
:v quack quack
CatAtomic99 Nice movie reference
"the Kaiser's finest yearn to face you in battle!"
I got a clay-more for Ye Jimmy!!
Luke DS For zhe Reich!
EDF Ranger "I yearn to face You in battle My enemy."
Luke DS *Deployment phase starts with a speech insulting your faction*
I love it when the captains are frank and blunt-
"we'll kill them and then rape the women".
:o at least You're honest.
Best fuckin track in the best fucking Total War game.
Rome is best
DonkeyFilms Never played Rome.
For me, Medieval 2 is the best TW game.
agreed
+DonkeyFilms I agree.
Gaius Octavius Thanks. Notice me, Caesar!
- Why does Mongolia have cannons? Aren't they horse-people?
- They must've stolen them from Byzantium, sir.
- And catapults?
- Venice
- Heavy infantry?!
- Germany
- Siege Towers?!
- Those would be from France.
- And what do we have that can stop them?
- The English Channel
Where was this conversation? D;
Until Subedei decides to make horse drawn ships or catapult ships launching horse archers.
@@baabaaer Or teach the horse how to swim.
ok this i sepic
@@minhhoang347 hourses can swim I heard but not for long if a human was on their back.
Heavy infantry.
Attack!
The enemy is routing sire!
We've won the battle m'lord, shall we continue to chase them down?
Run them trough man can only stand against us ONCE!
just one unit charging won the entire battle? Damn.
@@kaisermoneybags4450 Yeah, mass routes do be hitting different at 4 AM
THE BATTLE SEEMS TO BE SWINGING IN OUR FAVOUR
"Mighty lord, our foe is utterly vanquished, let all who remember this day, remember it as the day of our most glorious victory!"
still close victory
@@MarcosAlexandre-no3qx that line only plays when its a heroic victory though
A total war without Jeff van Dyck is an half total war
half war?
Better Half War then a Half Men
I feel ya. I'm mostly an Age of Empires 2 fan and after seeing the latest remasters without Stephen Rippy & Kevin Mcmullan (they're the AoE equivalents of Jeff Van Dyck and Richard Vaughan, from the Kingdoms' DLCs), the games just don't feel like the same (that's the least of the problems though)
Hence why everything since Shogun 2 has paled in comparison, even Empire was very shaky and that was the first game not to feature him...
tbh Beddow has done some good work in the Warhammers
2:13 is so damn good. That lute solo is amazing
There's not a man living or dead who could compose for the recorder half as good as Jeff van Dyck. 1:12
indeed
aye fella indeed
Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix from two steps from hell have a lot of potential. they are at least half as good.
maybe
Andreas Waldetoft makes great music.
I lost count of how many times I defended the central square of a citadel against those fucking Mongols while hearing 3:30
knowing the mongols and how many armies they bring with em when that happens i wana gues 163964664 times since im guessing it was the same citadel
"We have captured the enemy´s general, gallart him well, give the dog some wine, and make sure he can see us defeat the rest of his army!"
"gallart him well"
"gallart"
Gallart *almost* sounds like "Guard".
Music Teacher: OK class, today we learn how to play the flute
boys: uuugh the flute is so lame
Men: 1:11
Most Warriors throughout history: *Vietnam Flashback
One of my favourite soundtracks of Medieval II.
Remember those battles where you had to hold the enemy in one place and keep them pinned down there at all costs? Like at a river crossing battle.
And no matter how hard your soldiers fought, there seemed to be no end to the enemy's forces! Your archers kept firing, your trebuchets kept launching, your soldiers held them in fierce melee combat...and yet they kept on coming, and coming...and coming!
"Our men have fought long, and are becoming tired!". Then, as if you were there, you kept saying "hang on men, hang on! Remember the loved ones we defend back home! We MUST hold them here! To victory or death, we fight on!"
had a battle like that in Empire Total War Darthmod, I was Poland in the late era start and I had revived the Commonwealth and had a massive bridge battle with the Prussians, there were times I thought I would die. We held on for the King and the Commonwealth
@@isaacclarke3835 Nice, mate! Nice!
Never had a battle like that. From the start, I had a relatively easy time beating the AI in chokepoints, generally. A few counterattacks with my general would see them off on the rare occasion they forced their way across.
@@revanofkorriban1505 Were the settings on Easy, perhaps?
Or did your General face peasants or spear-less infantry?
(for your info, I faced two French armies at a river crossing, both full with foot knights and mounted knights, their crossbowmen and some artillery.
I had one English army almost 50% consisting of the Retinue Longbowmen and some Sherwood Archers, and the rest dismounted English Knights, artillery of varies sorts and of course one unit of the General's Bodyguard.
1200 versus 3000+.)
It was a long time ago, but I recall that the enemy flanked me on the campaign map and attacked me from both sides of the river during the battle. Their unit compositions were fairly similar to mine: mostly cheap spear troops with a few heavy cavalry units. I didn't have many archers and no artillery.
Bridge crossing battles are a nightmare on multiplayer; the regular theme is that no matter how powerful you are, if you cross the bridge, you're screwed.
''COME BACK YOU COWARDS!''
Fight on, you spineless women!
Hearing this on the Battle of Agincourt was damn golden.
"The battle is very much in our favour, if we remain true and steadfast, victory will be ours!"
to be honest, I played Medieval II for the first time this year (2022), just because of this track, and I don't regret anything
Same here, and what a experience it was
It is never too late to enjoy the god-level classics
I never lost a battle when this track played. It's that awesome.
I'll never forget the italian advisor saying "Porco cane mi son perso di nuovo" during a battle. (Doggonit, i lost myself again)
"Duke of War" was a title given to loyal Roman military commanders in the late stages of the Roman Empire. These Dukes were supplied by Rome in order to keep them ready for battles against anyone who opposed the enemies of Rome (specially Barbarians).
These same Dukes of war were then the first kings and nobles of the early medieval era, after the collapse of the Roman empire, and the last of the ancient/classic times. So yeah, cool music :D
Dux Bellorum in latin
Ambrosius Aurelianus, a Romano Briton who was a Dux Bellorum, and likely the guy King Arthur was based on.
@@wenerjyhey, I know that guy. He's a character in a Mount&Blade Warband King Arthur mod.
His kingdom is in shambles at the start of the game with Jutes and Saxons flanking him and the Kingdom of Kent to the southwest. Poor dude is waging defensive campaigns everywhere to keep his territory, or what remains of it.
I hang around his place since the tavern has a slave trader I could sell my prisoners for easy cash.
great victory for the Kaiser
Yup,I like the ancient roman times better than the medieval period,played both Rome,Rome 2,Shogun 2 and Medieval 2
But I got to say,from all the Total War games,Medieval 2 is the best
Totally agree with you, Medieval 2 NEVER gets boring!
Fighting the Golden Horde head on with your most badass army never fails to impress you :D
"Units March!"
"AYE!"
AYE!!!
Nothing beats seeing the initial clash of warriors in medieval 2 never boring to me!!. Ive played all TW games as well but nothing beats this game
Nothing beats a knight on horseback. Cavalry charge!!!
Nothing beats MTW 1.... the most polished total war ever along with shogun 2... the soundtrack also blows away
The fact that this song has 1.5 million views, only beaten by Attila main menu theme and We Are All One which is Destiny given lyrics and from the same game speaks just how great this song is. I argue this is the best battle soundtrack Total War ever has. I still get pumped hearing it in battle. Whenever this song plays, I know I will be having a great time.
Fudo Myo March?
But it's like rearranged Duke of Death so it's not even competition
☹️ Колеблются
🏹 Ведут стрельбу
❤ Очень устали
Только в этой стратегии я сочувствовал своему войску
🏳️Сломлены
vladimorski sum ting wong
😐 тверды
⚔️ в Ближнем бою; ничья
🧡 устали
i want medieval 3!!
me too
Go check the MKTW 1212 mod for Attila TW, it's the closest we get for Medieval 3
@@ww93421 agree!
You can actually download free mod for attila called medieval kingdoms 1212 AD, it's medieval 2 with better grafics and mechanics
Well me too, but then I saw Three Kingdoms and Troy and I'm just worried they'd completely mess it up. Overcomplicate stuff that doesn't need to be complicated, like character stats, and make the battles arcadey and weird. Have superhero generals able to breach walls, completely unrealistic and very unpractical armor and weapons, fifty percent of the game is DLC... Beter just get MKTW 1212
When I play Attila, I mute the music and then turn this on! It makes it to be a good game!
good job!
stop playing attila and play EU4 Imperium Universalis
these games really aren't that comparable
King Crafter
would love to see that, it would make the movie so much more epic!
You ever have those days where you fight Timurids for so long that you don't even bother to fix the walls, and your men have been holding out against them for about a hundred years.
These were the good Total war games, epic music and gameplay. I just wish they made Rome 2 as good :((
I just applied the rome I music patch to rome 2. the Rome 2 ost doesen't even inspire for battle.
ccummings4012 I did the same thing too.
Blade Strikes XDD okay, sorry just don't burn me on a stick O.O
Rome 2's music wasn't made by Van Dyck. That should explain why. :P
Abel Pascual Yeah I know, but why not hire him again. I mean are the developers that stupid, you found a very good composer stick with him. Simple as that -__-
Jeff van Dyck really knows how to play with tension build up and release in the climax. Many eargasms.
"Mongorians? What Mongorians doing in Northern Germany?"
MY VAST HORSE ARCHER SPAM ARMY TRAINS WILL WRECK U FOOLISH GERMANS
oh damit pavease crossbows -.-
ok then It's a South Park reference. No need to get all upset.
will build a wall and make them pay for it.
also there was englishmens fighting against moors in france...
The main reason why I still play medieval 2:
yup, the soundtracks are epic (this one especially) and if your pair that with thousands of men clashing on a battlefield while arrows and siege weapon projectiles fly above their heads you are guaranteed to have a great time
I've fought many an epic battle to this music !
3:28 That moment when under Yeoman Longbowmen' rain of arrows, enemy has no idea whether to flee or attack :D
FO' ENGLAND, MEN!
+ProtossImba THIS BATTLE BELONGS TO ENGLAND, MEN; TO ARMS!
+Imperial My Mongolian Horseman will destroy your peasants
I don't know why, but the *whole damn track*, never mind that particular part, is reminiscent of England to me. Probably because of inclusion of English folk instruments. Could be the title. Or widespread annihilation with Longbowmen with this in the background.
reminds me of a battle were I crushed a combined arms french army with nothing but a shit ton of longbowmen and my general bodyguard
The French AI was so fucked against English longbows. All those expensive knights made useless.
The enemy king is dead!! we've send that idiot to hell!
best phrase ever
+Kuufac THE ENEMY KING IS SLAY!Come on,press onward,while the enemy mourn their loss!
3:28 That's where the best part starts.
agree
+Eddie Fotteler 1:10
+ivan pandula 0:00
It's so rare that a soundtrack has pure epicness in every single note! It's freaking awesome!!!
When you have 3 weeks left in your Ph.D. program and you hit the run button.
I leave this in memory of Loefwine of Merryfield, the Frank-Slayer, the Scarred, the Conquerer and my Duke of Death.
Loefwine was adopted after a peace deal with France. Angers was handed over and he was sent out with two mailed knights and two mercenary knights to make ready for another war with France. He was meant to be a holding party, ready to stop anyone coming close to Paris as King Rufus laid siege. I sent him to Dijon with some extra spear men to lay siege. Little did I know that the entire French family and two huge armies arrived to put an end to his siege. On top of a huge mountain, Loefwine held off against both armies and through a massive flank with my cavalry, slayed both the French King and the Heir, the news spread fast. The Slaughter of Dijon became legendary, the French Kingdom collapsed and Loefwine became a renowned English hero. Feared for his military genius, he would later lead my elite armies into Italy and crush the traitorous Milanese and sacked their affluent city.
This played throughout the entire battle and there was never a more fitting song for Loefwine the Frank-Slayer.
This story reminds me of emperor Heinrich the wise in one of my stainless steel campaigns.
Born in Switzerland, he marched towards Milan. While siegeing it he got attacked by a rebel army. Outnumbered, he charged his cavalry against the enemy rear. After the charge the enemy army broke and he conquered Milan. With Lombardy secured, he marched towards Ancona and took it. Then, he moved to the last byzantine holding in Italy. Outnumbered again, he waited for the enemy to sally out. He then killed their ranged units and their general. The byzantines fled. After kicking the byzantines out of italy, he marched to Naples. In the way to the city, he got surrounded by 3 sicilian armies. The italians had more soldiers, were on the high ground, had artillery and surrounded me. With my superior heavy cavalry, I destroyed the 2 reinforcing armies, composed mostly of crossbowmen and shitty spearmen. Now, I was the one who outnumbered them. I lured them down from the hill with my crossbowmen. The entire army charged. I took what remained of my heavy cavalry and killed the king. The sicilians routed, and left Naples undefended. Right when I took the sicilian capital, a new sicilian pope got elected. Me, England and France were excommunicated, so I formed a coalition with them and invaded the papal states. The roman garrison were just 1 unit of spearmen and another of crossbowmen, so I took the city without a fight. Now, he's marching towards Genoa and Venice to finish the conquest of Italy.
I love this and Rome 1 because they're so damn roleplayable.
Here in Southeast Asia, they say "Farang" or "Barang" to refer to the French in particular, and Europeans in general. It comes from the word Frank, apparently.
This song is for Captain Heinrich, who defendes Jerusalem from the Mongols and Timurids, for nearly 50 years, with nothing but a ragtag of spearmem, light cavalry and halberdiers
"Our enemy is utterly VANQUISHED!"
That flute solo is freaking amazing.
the most epic song for the most epic Total War game ^^
"The enemy general has no honor he flees the field of battle snd abandons his men, strike hard and break the spirit of his army"
Dublin was a small settlement, the need for its few minor resources was as little as its population size which was especially small due to the extermination of most its rebellious citizens after the English invasion. During the campaign through to the South of France the King of England may have stepped on a few diplomatic toes with his Spanish allies, who took the golden opportunity to invade the British homeland. Aiming to gain a foothold in the small Island nation, the King of Spain led his army of nearly 4000 men directly to the lacklustre settlement of Dublin. All that which defended the settlement at the time were the leftover levy army which had conquered it years earlier, due to being governed by a man only known as "Thomas the Mad", a distant relative of the King, himself, development on the settlement was slow, leaving them with only wooden palisades to defend from attackers. That faithful day came when Spanish Kings walked on Irish soil to invade English towns, bringing with them the largest army Thomas had ever seen. After a babbling incoherent speech from their general, the men went to battle in uneasy faith, longbowmen at the ready as the Spanish king followed his siege engines to the gate. The ram wracked the front gate as a hail of arrows from the notorious English longbowmen plumeted into the lighter parts of the enemy's armour, killing many Spanish men, but not nearly enough to halt their progress. The gates burst open as the peasant legions rushed to protect their homes, trained longbowmen continuing their volleys as their countrymen were slaughtered by the enemy they once knew as allies. All hope was lost before Thomas the Mad himself charged to his people's aid, whether this came from a burst of psychotic bloodlust, inane madness or some deep need to assist his people it will never be known, all that is known however is that the governer of Dublin killed 43 men that day, holding off the Spanish hordes for long enough for a stray arrow to pierce the chest of the King of Spain, killing him instantly. The word spread amongst his remaining men quickly; the King was dead, and his armies splintered and retreated to their ships, assisted by the Prince, who was surprised to find himself unceremoniously crowned King that day.
Later that year a Spanish diplomat arrived at one of the newly conquered French towns, he brought with him a request for a ceasefire, and a hefty coffer full of Florins.
Coming back here after 12 years.. Medieval 1212ad is such a blessing.
Easily the best battle music of the entire series, IMO.
and when the venetians, turks, timurids, egyptians, milanese, neapolitans, spanish, german, hungarian, and rebel forces are battering at the gates of constantinople, you know your 4 varangian regs and generals bodyguard can win the day.
Never gets old...Jeff Van Dyck really brought life to all of his Total War music. I really want CA to get back to their old roots again...
The Flute scene is sooooo GLORIOUS!!!
Me: *Knows that he's screwed and commands his troops to retreat*
The Advisor: *W O U L D Y O U L I K E T O L E A R N M O R E A B O U T R E T R E A T B U T T O N???*
Can you hear it? The fates are playing our song. We are in it now... All that’s left to do is reach the end
0:00-5:22 my favourite part
Discord Meet What about 10:18
zombieguden What about 13:37
why not 5:23 :((
ehe :c
10:95 - 12:91
1:10 Gendarmes charging England's General
1:12 General is routing and Gendarmes pursuing
This song alone, at the right time during the the Agincourt demo is what gave me the impulse to buy this game. Jeff Van Dyk certainly knows how to make a score to get your blood pumping.
"The Lord above is kind! We have captured the enemy's general! That will teach the cowardly dog to run. Now he can rest at *our leisure!* "
1:12 is my favourite part :D
same
Masterpiece
Sheet music for tin whistle?
Woah...playing this song at 1.5 times the speed...totally new song.
And I love it!
How do you play song at 1.5 times its speed?
OnlyMusic T In the settings tab, where you click on the gear button, there's a speed option.
thanks for that
***** its like when the brits began the first exploration to america in 12th century and fighting comanches
The Dragoon 2bad you cant do it on firefox :(
"By the Grace of God, the enemy are utterly vanquished. Let all those who fought here remember this as the day of our most glorious victory!!" That line at the end of the Battle of Agincourt gave me goosebumps.
The battle is swinging into our favor, from such tidings does victory emerge!
"The enemy flees the battle! RUN DOWN THOSE WORTHLESS PEASANTS!"
1091 rebels: Why do I hear boss music?
the soundtrack that can turn a defeat into a heroic victory
1 of the best games ever made, i could not stop playing it when i was a kid
When this sountrack starts playing, even the most unwinnable battles can turn into victories. When I hear hear 1:10 all I can think about is my cavalry chasing fleeing enemies. 10/10 music
Only half of our force remains!
"Remember that the goal here is to capture the settlement,not destroy it"
dude shut up i have money enough to rebuild from scratch.
We have captured the general as he fled. Guard him well,give the dog some wine, so he sees us defeat the rest of his army.
GREAT VICTORIES ARE LIKE SWEET NECTAR
Flute sound emerges like a cool spring in the middle of a mess of hot metal!
The enemy general flees like the coward he is!
(victory is like sweet nectar)
let us drink of this most glorious fruit!
From now on this will be personal theme of Jan Žižka
The flute solo!
戦闘意欲が高められる良い曲
The fiddle brings back an astronomical amount of nostalgia.
"I'll not waste words on the enemy".
Holy Roman General/Captain saying that to you, his enemy, when you sometimes click on him, after already wasting words saying that.
*WHEN THE POPE CALLS FOR A CRUSADE*
1:40 that knight holds his lance in such a way that his horse looks like an unicorn
"I'll not waste words on the enemy" HRE general, when you click sometimes on one of their generals/captains when you're at war, after already contradicting himself
The best part for me is 0:00 to 1:10. The drums and harp are a great combo and beat to get you pumped.
-Units! Double time!!!-
-Hoaaah!!!-
Literally my favorite in this game. Always think of the Battle of Agincourt and how it always seems to be a desperate struggle each time. Love it.
0:00 *after funny corny speech*
Me: Ctrl + a, click
1:49 “We’ve lost half of our men!”
Me: Send the reserves
2:25 “The enemy has reinforcements!”
Me: 😈😤🔥
3:16 “The enemy is badly bloodied, they have lost half their men!”
Me: I want their General.
3:41 “The enemy General is dead!”
Me: Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing Europe, but this, does put a smile on my face.