Civilization 6: Gathering Storm - All NEW Leaders REACT to War Declaration & Defeat Cutscenes
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- Civilization 6 Gathering Storm (Civ VI) - All Leaders Defeat Cutscenes & Reaction to War Declaration
Eleanor of France and England, Dido of Carthage, Kupe of the Maori, Pachacuti of the Inca, Suleiman of the Ottoman Empire, Kristina of Sweden, Wilfrid Laurier of Canada, Matthias Corvinus of Hungary and Musa of Mali
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Kupe steals the show :D
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Kupe is badass
As a new civ fan and Kupe main i agree
Literally breaking the 4th wall
Agreed. The Maori might not be the strongest new Civ, but they have the most amusing leader, the best songs and the most interesting mechanics imo. So they are the gem of the expansion.
Sweden lacks Carolus Rex...
You can just tell the animators had a blast with Kupe, the writers as well. Acts just like a person playing civ would.
indeed
Yeah, but unlike a real player, Kupe will try as hard as possible to avoid CO2 emissions.
Kupe is a BRO in this one. I love that guy.
@Lachlan Johnson Wait, how does he know I was hard?
@@KellingtonDorkswafer lol chur from new zealand
"I will still rule the court of love"
She's so chill for no reason lmao
you don't need reason to be chill lol
I mean... She is French.... I think
French you said ? to much cloth
Reminds me of Catherine in Civ5. When defeated she says, “Now I’m your prisoner. I guess there are worse fates.”
@@pettylisa5599 Smooth
Me : _DECLARE WAR_
Kupe : 😛
@Eusko Gudariak More like "I'll defeat you and eat your corpse to gain your strength"
I believe when performing the haka, a dance of Maori warriors, they stick there tongue out as a challenge of battle.
bo mg What you said is actually true some Maori tribes were cannibals my grandmother told me of some.
Yeah, doing that is called pūkana, and it basically means I’m going to eat you.
@@DarkPsychoMessiah That's fucking metal. I love that.
Civ 5 Pacachuti : Declare war on me?!? You can't, because I declare war on you first!
Civ 6 Kupe : Look at the big civ leader over there with the war declaration! Great job, mate. Really shows off how hard you are.
These lines are quite funny.
So when the Canadians lose, they revert back to speaking French? Seems appropriate.
:D
Too funny!
Declaring war in english and losing it. Seems appropriate.
@Yk L . Did you just say you're nuking yourself? Dumb french. Lol
Joseph Rowley wut?
2:02 Goddamn Kiwis and their 4th Wall breaks.
Mansa Musa taking off his rings made me sad :(
People may think it as weird for Kupe to make a face with bulged eyes and a sticked out tongue but this is a reference to the Hakka war chant, where those performing the dance make faces like that as a form of intimidation (whether you knew that or not, it's an interesting detail and reference to Maori culture).
Actually my face when I get war declared on me by some lowly AI
Scrambled 59 the facial expressions are known as pūkana, and are not necessarily for the purpose of intimidation; it is more often used to emphasise a passionate display of emotion. Remember, kapa haka comes in many shapes and forms, some for war, yes, but also for welcoming, for grieving, and other significant and emotionally charged events.
Snifters af very interesting. I try to learn as much about the different cultures of the world but there are things I get wrong sometimes.
Doesn't mean they will eat you
(For a battle)
I think you mean haka. Hakka are a Chinese ethnic group. Also the Maori practiced ritual cannibalism to absorb the mana of fallen warriors, signified by how he does a pukana (sticking his tounge out).
God l love how the Maori leader is just so animated in his body language.
indeed
I love how his response to having war declared on him is basically, 'oh, we got a BADASS over here!'
I like Kupe and Matthias’ defeats most of all. Kupe congratulates your strength and moves on either to a retirement or afterlife he has long ago accepted, without hesitation. Matthias admits defeat, and then ponders if you are a good enough leader to keep your conquests.
Idk but the feeling of Kupe acting all “well done man, here’s to you” and Matthias basically saying he’ll sit back and watch your rule from the sidelines, judging you. It just seems infinitely more peaceful and calm/kind, compared to almost every other Civ.
No sad crying. No stoic bravado. No screams of rage or disbelief or grief. No begging for their people to be saved/spared. No curses or insults. Just acceptance from one, and from the other, a question to you that is also philosophical pondering to himself.
Jarod Liberty Same with Pachacuti. He just hopes you rule as he did
I feel like Matthias isn't really accepting your victory, it's more like "You won, but someone will soon get you too".
eleanor of aquitaine too, she just says "cool m8" and moves on lol
The thing kupé did with his face was an insult so guess u can cross him out of your lidt
@@coronavirusokboomer9537 Yeah. That eye-bugging and tongue protrusion was basically a threat to eat you after he's killed you.
Personally, my favorite is Mansa Musa. Quiet and reflective, as he discards the trappings of wealth and sovereignty.
"Look at the big civ leader over there with the war declaration! Great job, mate. Really shows off how hard you are."
- Me, when someone declares war on me
Yes, I too declare war on neighboring nations as proof of my absolute _erection_
Stop, I can only get so erect.
he sounds proper kiwi lmao
2:13 By far the best CIV leader reaction.
I like that even when he looses he still seems so high in spirits
Kupe: You fooking wot m8? 1v1 irl!
Dank Potatoes snipers only
Step you out g one outs for ya shoes.
Sure that’s more of an Aussie impression mate
Btw don’t 1v1 islanders here they’ll start a family reunion in whooping your ass
1v1 me you scrubs I dare you
Its official.
Kupe won my heart as the best civ leader ever.
I love Civ 6 for giving a strong personality to all the leaders during interactions. Suleiman (being a poet) talks in quite a poetic way (instead of talking about his hat and belly :P)
It makes them interesting, also the game is getting more fun too, before I never got to industrial age of beyond, it was just never really that interesting
Ottoman was so good they nailed on it those words we aren’t even using. It’s in old ottoman words really nice
Matthias also uses a few older, probably medieval hungarian words.
@@sectorgovernor Mali Mansa Musa use Arabic, not surprise they just Arabized culture,similar to Chad, Sudan, Somalia, Niger, North Nigeria Kano, Katsina before British, they spoke Arabic, writing script, architecture from North Arab-Berber.
South Mali still spoke Arabic
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... It made me angry he said *Istanbul* when he never used that term.
Same thing can be said with Qinshihuang's Chinese, the dev team really did their research on double.
@@CoffeeSuccubus Just like Indonesia, when in Civ V they use a more correct phrase, in VI they used modern name
They all seem so nice. I don’t want war with them.
Suleiman is one of history's biggest dickheads. Don't feel bad for him.
Alex Hwang Okay.
They were all flawed as people. Dido, Suleiman, Laurier, Kupe, Matthias, even Kristina all made decisions that had grave repercussions. Such is being a leader.
@Happy Hitler Laurier's impotence in improving the conditions of Quebecans, and vocal opposition against allowing Afro-Americans escaping segregation is an example. Kristina's Counter-Reformation arguably hastened sectarianism and violence against Catholics in the already sectarian Sweden. Certain tribes in New Zealand offer more critical views of Kupe, in opposition to the romanticized orthodox tradition. Matthias' policy of expanding the Black Army, while admirable and well ahead of it's time, required the suppression of the Hungarian nobility and ultimately proved futile after his death; it was utterly moot for more than a few decades. And Suleiman? The man is a controversial figure in the middle east to this day. Between the murder of Ibrahim and his own son, and the centralization of power that developed sectarian ethnic tension underlying modern Turkey, Suleiman could be heavily scrutinised. That's not to say that these leaders do not deserve their famed status; far from it. But their famed status is the source for the need to view them in a more critical light.
@@reescantdance7831 Obviously. I'm not calling the other leaders perfect. But if your delusions lead you to kill your best friend and own son unjustified, you're some special kind of garbage.
0:48 alright calm down Hermione
Now that you mentioned it...
@@xLetalis She's WAAAY uglier than Hermione. I mean, I thought this lady was a dude until she started talking.
@@TheGingiGamer Lol, Hermione book is different than movie. In the movie she's normal face, even have spot in face (forgot the word).
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 A mole?
@@TheGingiGamer no, like what those gingers and they who is on their early puberty have.
2:51 Wtf Matthias' face when he is attacked. He is so happy...and scary.
And he is arrogant even when he is defeated
Extremely in character
2 words Lord farquad
I mean, he dealt with Vlad Tepes, so you're probably pretty hard to intimidate after that.
Kupe sounds like me reacting to a Declaration of War XD
1:30 the real traduction is actually "Getting on good terms with you was an illusion,but never will I regret to protect my people."
I live for this laugh 0:17
*HEGH*
Waluigi 2.0
0:18
*HENH*
FUCK OTTOMAN EMPIRE
as a new zealander
i can definitely say that they nailed the civ leader perfectly.
agreed
Thomas Minten Yeah
Yup
chur
They could’ve made him scarier, in the game he just seem soft maoris are harder than that. Still good in humour
I was hoping Prime Minister Laurier would become another bilingual leader like a Gandhi, and he is! :D
yep same here, and we got our wish
Don’t forget Catherine De Medici, who speaks French and Italian!
Does he also use his peaceful appearance to deceive everyone and then burn them in nuclear holocaust?
At first I was wondering why John A MacDonald was speaking French...then I realized it was Laurier, which I'm quite ahppy about.
kevlonk Macdonald is the worst piece of trash in Canada,an amerindian killer,glad that they did not bring him
Does Dido’s “one day you may see your capital bathed in flame” refer to the razing of Carthage by the Romans?
Probably
That, and that Rome had its capital bathed in flame too
It's a line she has in the Eneid of Virgil. It is her curse against Eneas, where she prophetise the Punic Wars and the eventual fall of Rome before killing herself
Luca ventinove thanks dude
Luca ventinove She even had a vision of Hannibal while she was burning in the flames. This is perhaps my favorite moment in the whole epic.
I see that Eleanor has inherited some of Catherine and Victoria's attitudes.
@@asdfhjgasfd12 defenetely occitan
WOuLd YoU bE iNteReStTEd iN a tRadE AgReEmEnt WitH eNglAnd?
@@j.alexander7554 I want her added back in just so we can get trade agreements with England again
I love Suleimans part. Its really cool that they used old turkish and not modern turkish (I can only understand parts of it :D).
But it really bothers me, that he keeps saying "Istanbul". It should still be Constantinople, because the name was changed to Istanbul in the 1930s. Before that the turkish name for Constantinople was "Konstantiniyye". Thats the one they should have used^^
The old name would possibly displease some Turks.
Didn't they unofficially call it Istanbul any way? Suleiman's voice actor reminds me of the actor that plays Suleiman in Magnificent Century.
As far as I know, although the name wasn't officially changed, they used to call it Istanbul right after they captured it.
@@gergoudvarhelyi5013 well actually it was popularly called Istanbul BEFORE the Ottomans captured it. It's a greek name.
@@chingizzhylkybayev8575 Wow, really? I would've never guessed
Matthias seems way too chill to be a civ leader
The real one wasn't chill though :D
@@gergely219 He is considered as a 'Just' and good king in the hungarian folklore, but on the contrary he was a warmonger, who became a tyrannic king too, mainly in his last years. Though he really brought strenght and development to the Kingdom of Hungary.
Matthias was a good king because he ruled with an iron fist. While he was a king there was peace and prosperity
@@AB-bg7os Yes, only a strong ruler could govern the hungarians. If the king was weak, the hungarian nobles controled him...
Oh Matthias the Just, i wish he lived long enough to have an heir to his throne.
I burst laughing at Kupe's declaration of war.
It feels like he's talking directly to the player
BeefusDoesStuff That’s because he is
I want Kupe as half god Hiro if we ever make a Moana sequel .
When he took out his tongue it means "I will eat you"
Joshua Romero I know
That's pretty cool that they incorporated the Maoris into the game.
As a Canadian, hearing Wilfred speak those words hurts my heart. Long live free healthcare. :P
Long live 6 month waiting lists!
That design of Matthias Corvinus just gives me such Game of Thrones vibes and I think it fits him perfectly!
Looks like Jaime Lanister.. or Prince Charming
2:27 "My heart will beat undefeated!" *shoots him in the heart*
Cultureghost So dark and hilarious at the same time
2:03 Nice Break of the 4th wall
I love the way Laurier adjusts his sleeves ever so slightly before saying "war". Such an unnecessary but cool detail.
Matthias':
"Tudhattad volna, hogy egy napon háborúság támad miköztünk."
"Ma még a győzelem koszorúját hordod, de megtudod-é tartani, amit szereztél?"
Say it in american!
meaning? :)
@@xLetalis He literally says : 'You would have known, that one day a war attacks between us' (it is what he says literally, but ' a war attacks between us' is a phrase, and yes, it roughly means 'there will be a war between us')
The second line: ' Today you wear the laurel of the victory yet, but can you keep what you have taken?
'Háborúság' is an older form of 'háború' and it means 'war'. I think 'miköztünk' is the same, we rather use 'közöttünk' today ( this part means 'between us')
Sorry, if it isn't perfect, I'm not perfect in english.
@@xLetalis
The translation is accurate when it comes to Matthias' lines.
@@sectorgovernor itt a támad nem azt jelenti, hogy meg-támad, ami az attack lehetne valóban, hanem, hogy létrejön, keletkezik, nyugvó helyéből vagy bizonyos mélységből, rejtekből fölkel, fölemelkedik (pl feltámad a szél, futótűz támadt, Krisztus feltámadt, Petőfinél a Föltámadott a tenger).
it suprises me to hear how different ottoman turkish and modern turkish are i still understand what he says but it sounds so much more elegant
I don't understand why English subtitles are different from what Canadian leader is saying in French...
yeah it would seem the English subtitles are just trying to summarize rather than translate
The Carthage leader make a hint about the sack of Rome
I think you mean the Phoenician leader hints about the fall of Carthage. but idk
Atago Chan no cause she said your
Phillip II: Don´t try to intimidate me with that little knife, Matyas - show her big sword.
*Robert the Bruce draws a bigger sword*
Haha I approve this comment.
...Wait...."her"?
Eleanor's (as leader of England) defeated lines are especially fitting with regards to her revolt against her second husband, Henry II, in 1173
Dido predicting the sacking of Rome, very nice.
The tongue is actually a huge insult, it’s meant to make the enemy think he’ll eat them.
I love the way Kristina says "Krieg" (war). In both her war cutscenes.
In swedish it's spelled "Krig" but close enough!
@@kaniller4969 Thanks for the correction, I don't know Swedish but I know German and I can recognize some of the words (Kunst is another one I recognize, however you spell it in Swedish).
Wish I had time to learn Swedish !
As a new zealander, it surprises me to see Kupe receive positive feedback.
Despite the fact he wasn't that great at all. Lots of inaccuracies, too.
tells us more ;]
xLetalis Hey dude/dudette, thanks for the love react.
Allow me to elaborate on the inaccuracies I've noticed, and provide an explanation through my knowledge.
--Kupe's outfit appears to be more... Hawaiian. Although it's mentioned he hails from the ancestral homeland of Hawaiki, and according to which tribe (note that every tribe throughout NZ all have their own stories, views on mythologies, beliefs, traditions etc), Hawaiki isn't Hawaii nor is it Tahiti. From what I can gather, it's widely believed Hawaiki is an uncharted island that sunk long ago.. An event that led its chief, Kupe, to set sail and find new land to prevent his people from dying. There is a noticeable difference between the attire that the Maori and Hawaiian Chiefs wear. Maori have more of a long coloured feather coat that surrounded their body almost like a toga. The Hawaiians often wore capes, much like what Kupe is wearing. Since his status is a chief, he should be wearing the cloak. However, Maori warriors also wore a similar thing except they did not don feathers but flax instead. Also, the cloth around his waist also appears to be Hawaiian. I do understand why Kupe is wearing this garb, perhaps the developers thought Kupe was Hawaiian because of the name "Hawaiki". In my opinion, Hawaiians were pretty bad ass.
Kupe's necklace, and if I remember the name correctly its called a Taonga I think, seems unordinary. Most necklaces that the chiefs wore resembled their ancestry, a carving of a humanoid. You can find this on Google to get a better look at what I'm talking about. It's just that I've never actually seen a Taonga like that. It's fascinating.
It's believed Te Reo wasn't an oral language back then as it is now. Though other tribes may argue against that. To my knowledge, Hawaiians were the first Polynesians to create an oral language. The birth of other Poly languages most likely hailed from them. Also, "Civ" and "mate" are not words that I'm aware of in Te Reo. It's almost like they based Kupe off a casual sarcastic Kiwi lol all he needed to say was "Too much, bro. Ka pai!" and he would've definitely broken the fourth wall.
Now if I remember from the gameplay, the Marae is used as a spiritual boost. Not exactly true.
Marae was often the home of a chief and the place of meeting for him/her and his/her warriors (Yes, in some tribes females could be elected to be Chiefs. Although not common in history, you'll find stories about a few who led their tribes to greatness) to discuss battle, village improvement, defences, hunting and growing food. Marae weren't really a place to worship the gods, in fact, I think Maori constructed a different home that acted as a temple for worship and prayer with carvings that resembled the gods. Although they mostly gave praise to nature after a successful hunt, harvest and fish. They took their religions seriously. Women were above men in their eyes because they were seen as gods because they gave life.
The Haka was used to install fear into the enemy before a battle. Pretty much similar to the aztec death whistle, expect this is physical. It would be frightening to hear those frightful chants on a stormy night lol
That's about it. Other than all that, I'd like to take my time to thank everyone for their positive feedback on my ancestor Kupe. I'm astonished to see him in a t video game withouthe use of mods
What do you mean he wasnt great he was bloody amazing we never cede sovereignty he wakaputanga 1834-1835 fuck the crown te hei mauri ora
The Maori consider him to be a pretty big deal. He's a legendary figure who may or may not have existed. The point is he stands for the best qualities of the Maori; that, and picking any other historical figure would have been majorly controversial and seen as favouring one iwi over the others. Kupe is someone most, if not all, Maori can agree on.
What I mean by "he wasn't that great" is that well known nowadays. The Waikato region, who are bunch of blowhards, are the only ones keeping the Legend of Kupe alive. Though not many have heard of Kupe himself despite his reputation. There are tribes who have their stories of who discovered New Zealand, some believe It was Tangaroa and Tane Mahuta, before they ascended to divinity.
i love how kupe's reaction is pretty much "i lost? oh well at least i still have my dignity"
Kupe is such a good sport about all this.
Thank you very much the uploading!
np ;]
reaction of Mansa Musa's defeat made me sad :(
I'm assuming, you zoomed in on the Polynesian leader because, he stuck out his tongue. As someone who lives in Polynesia, they stuck out their tongue to show that they are not afraid. Something called the "Haka", a practice done by all Polynesian nations, as, it place fear into their opponents.
yep, I had a general idea of why he's doing it :)
kupe has modern way of speaking.
most new Zealanders speak how he does but in English
I get he's technically a Kiwi but he's Polynesian not British, lol. I don't get it.
@@flimpeenflarmpoon1353 the whole
"this guy thinks hes hard"
and
"great job mate"
is how people in nz speak today.
I'm talking more about the dialect then the language.
@@SPACEHARICE I know. I'm agreeing with you. "this guy thinks hes hard"
and "great job mate" come from the English. Which is why Brits and Aussies also use that kind of slang. The game implies that that way of speaking comes from the Polynesians which is a bit weird.
@@flimpeenflarmpoon1353my bad I miss read but its pretty funny though
@@flimpeenflarmpoon1353 yeah but Maori were pretty sarcastic and comedic in the past if you learn about Maori mythology.
Also I loved how you needed to copyright the word “react” in the title following the Fine Brother controversy
Could you explain bout it? I never heard of it
tunik putu Dunno much about it either. I have heard that the Fine Brothers who own Fine Brothers Entertainment and the REACT channel want to copyright the word React since they own a channel named react. Pretty stupid imo
@@nightinqs Pretty sure they dropped that years ago
acua3 Well good for them
Can anyone make the FBE Reactor civ?
When Sweden was announced I thought Kristina was butt ugly. Well she hasn't gotten any prettier but I actually kinda like her, she seems rather goofy, kinda cute the way she acts.
That is how she is described historically, to sound like a man, to be body, it is said that she was given the same education as that of a prince and acted and dressed more masculine because it saved time, she had little time for the time consuming dresses of her period overall it is a rather accurate depiction of a rather lackluster swedish leader
@@capncaviar Didn't she run the country nearly against a wall driving it near bankruptcy and then abdicated and moved to rome?
@@FireSignd yup and also inadvertently killed the philosopher Rene descartes, the reason she abdicated I believe was religious differences between herself and her state
@@capncaviar I don't think you can blame Descarte's death on anyone. And yes, she converted to Catholicism which was illegal and abdicated because of it. Technically the Swedish monarch must still be Lutheran by the way. Also extraordinary considering she was the daughter of Gustavus Adolphus II who called himself the champion of Protestantism.
@@andreasj864 that's why I said "inadvertently killed" the dude wasn't used to the germs of Sweden and it's cold temperature and waking up early like she had him do, it was all these circumstances that lead to him getting pneumonia and dying, it was more a joke rather than me accusing a long dead monarch of murder
There is something so depressing (and a little too human) about Mansa Musa removing his rings once defeated. It makes me shed a little tear for his disbelief.
Oh come, come now Dido. Don't be so salty!
Dudee....
Too soon
Too soon bro 😢✊ #AveCarthago
That's brutal bruh
CARTAGO DELENTA EST
Laurier's defeat dialogue is not at all the same as what the subtitles say
what is it
@@xLetalis "It was wrong to try to get along with you but I will never regret defending my people"
@@bulbarage that's exactly it
I was just about to comment the same thing.
@@bulbarage i knew it was wrong somehow, even though i don't know much of canadian french despite living in canada my whole ass life lmao
1. Original: Victoria's screaming when she denounces you
2. Rise&Fall: Queen Seondeok's words saying, "the ocean's offal(바다의 쓰레기)" when she denounces you
3. Gathering Strom: Kupe's sticking his tongue out when he is declared war or declares war (2:17)
Rise and Fall was Robert kicking his stool though.
This is so cool and well done omg
Happy to see the Inca Tahuantinsuyu again! Is great they found a Qechua speaker for pachacuti but, couldn't they found one that knows how to voice acting?
*Who you calling mate mate*
*Kupe will literally eat you, there is a reference*
Matthias is looking cool even though he's defeated, guess he's playing 4D chess
He's being smug about it... the bastard.
0:41 Me:"THIS IS NOT CAROLUS REX!!!"
1:38 finally! A language I don't need subtitles to understand !
ocean man Doesn’t another civ leader also speak Arabic?
@@kaiflood6061 yes, I'm aware of his existence, but I'm talking about the one in the DLC
I like Suleiman's mannerisms here.
2:17 Caption this
I love how Eleanor and Matthias are so chill, and almost taunting the player, even after losing.
2:13 What can I say except *you're welcome*
Eleanor's Occitan sounds almost like Catalan. Is she speaking Potevin dialect, standard Mistralian...? It sounds a bit too Languedocian, I think.
she speack occitan???
@@Munnioxx Yes, and that is the language she spoke. She probably spoke Old French with both his husbands, but Henry might have spoken Occitan as well (not clear). Richard the Lionheart composed poems in Occitan too, but that makes sense, since he's Eleanor's son.
Could someone help me transcribe what is she saying? All I get is this:
"M’es greu car adient far guerra entre nos, mas non tendreu
"
"Vostra setz de poder vos mena a deconcern(??) mon regiment. Qu’aissi siá, quel cas serai cap de la cort d’amor
"
@@vinicius2uiciniv the last bit sounds more like: "Qu'encar serai cabdels de la cort d'amor". It makes more sense as well.
@@Ennio444 Yes, I thought I had heard cabdels too. I found these phrases more difficult to understand than her introduction scene and when she declares war, though I know I made some mistakes:
"Ben siatz vengutz a la cort d'Alienor, duquesa d'Aquitania, reina consors de França e d'Anglaterra, jutjairitz d'amor. Quaus novas ditz?"
"Terras frevols vey, ab frevol governador. Mas vos vezetz òst que s’amassant per vos véncer"
Why Matthias looks like a prince from a Medieval Fantasy RPG?
It resembles his original depictions a lot. Maybe a bit more God-Emperor-Of-Mankind-ish than he should be, but the hair, the rather sizable nose fits his original image.
I guess he only got the heavy armor because of his IRL fascination with heavily armored armies.
The words Süleyman uttered , are in Ottoman Turkish , which mixed with Arabic and Persian. And the literature he made is amazing , that we turks never ever want to hear 😀
@@UnleashedDaemon it is such a heavy version of the Turkish that it is a pain in the ass to understand it.
@@ugurerken8806 How did ottoman Turkish and modern Turkish change so drastically in only 100 years??
1: When Dido is defeated, she predicts the future. The one where Gandhi is in your game.
2 Matthias reminds me of my brother.
3: Kupe is fucking hilarious.
4: Kristina sounds geniuenly sad when she loses.
Wow a Canadian is in the game now? I'm so happy! Surprised they went for Laurier though and not Mackenzie King.
Holy shit... I think i fell in love with Matthias 😍
fun fact: the voice actor has a youtube channel :)
Who's the voice actor ?
@@gyurex9710 kajak?
Gabor Varga from Broadtest youtube channel.
_Oh my god same_
Suleiman the Magnificent:
"Heh, ala! Cihan, ordularımın gayrikabili inkar-kudreti ve devlet-i al'i Osman'ın ihtişamına şahit olacaktır!"
"Harabedün! Harabedün! İstanbul şimdi yalnız mali-hülyadan muzdarip şuaranın hatırladığı ilem şehrine dönmüştür..."
He doesn't use modern Turkish so there might be some typos.
I love how Kupe just breaks the 4th wall
YES! So glad we finally get a Hungary. Bet it'll be OP as hell.
Eleanor is a cutie too, not to mention actually French.
So cool that eleanor speaks Occitan
i..
i dont even know what's happening but goddamn the art style, animation and character designs are all so unique
Never played Civ (simulation games give me anxiety), but Kupe is now my favorite.
1:10
This will be funny every time you conquer this Civ last. Whose going to stop you if everyone else is dead?
Mr. Outlaw Yourself.
How do you get yours to be all animated like that? Mine aren’t..
it's a setting in the options menu I think
Maybe it's specific to directX 12
Its a setting in the option menu, just look through it, you will find something like: animated leaders, or something like that
It feels so good seeing the mansu musa defeat screen existing,because I remember one time he declared war on me and he conquered one of my cities, and a just left the save because I couldn’t get the city back.
I don’t know a single thing about this game but just going my the animations my god it looks amazing
The reference to FBE in the titlle and thumbnail made me laugh so hard
damn it amazes me how much pheonician is similiar to my language (hebrew) i could understand some of what she said without the translation
Suleiman is so cool great work!
All of them have so much personality
Is the REACT™ a reference to that Fine Bros incident?
possibly ;]
It would've been a nice little touch if Eleanor had spoken the same lines only in English whilst ruling England.
I suppose so ;]
The nice touch is that she speaks Old French in both, because she was born in Poitiers, France and Old French WAS her native language, even though she was the queen consort of France and later queen of England.
Fun fact: She was mother to Richard I, The Lionheart.
@@teutonieth I'm pretty sure she's actually speaking in Occitan, which is what people spoke in southern France back then. It was the language of many celebrated medieval poets (the troubadours, or trovadores). They mostly sang of chivalry and courtly love, which is why, at least i think, Eleanor claims she "rules the court of love".
She hadn't spoken a lick of English in her life, most probably.
@@chingizzhylkybayev8575 also considering the English kings and nobles of that time spoke mostly French. It'd take until Henry IV to have crowning ceremony in English, and that was in 1399, two centuries after Eleanor
2:54 not sure who it is but get me a vibe the says im gonna backstap you
*zooms to Kupe*
Ohhh is he going to do it?
*does Haka war dance face*
YES! I KNEW IT!
Give Eleanor some credit, goes out with class.
I give it ;]
Nitpick : The Ottoman Sultans kept the name Kostantiniyye (which is Ottoman Turkish for Konstantinopoli, "City of Constantine")
Suleiman wouldn't call it Istanbul, as it wasn't named that until the 1920s
turkish natives of the city used that name since 15th century, so he might have used it
@Giannis Balagiannis i never claimed it was pure turkish
@Giannis Balagiannis doesn't matter offical name of the city is 'İstanbul'
I *kind* of understand some of what Leonor says, "Cai si siá" is like "que así sea" (spanish), or "qu'ainsi soit-il" (modern french) or ""che così sia" in italian, "Cour d'amor" is like "Cour d'amour" in french, or "Corte de amor/Corte d'amore" in spanish/italian respectivelly. "Regime" is "rule", of course, only it's pronounced like in spanish or italian. "Vostra seds de puder" is like "Vuestra sed de poder" in spanish, "votre soif de pouvoir" in french, and "la vostra sete di potere" in italian. It seems the language she speaks is most similar to spanish. Old french, I presume.
She is speaking Old Occitan
She's speaking Occitan indeed... And European noblemen started speaking French only around XVII - XVIII centuries
@@persepoli96 That's in the rest of Europe. In England the situation is reversed.
persepoli96 English Royalty and Nobility spoke French between the late 11th century and the 15th century.
2;06 Bakana-impossible (Jojjo reference)
I can see why this game has the genre of alternate history now.
It's because Sweden actually does something. 0:40
Strange thing to say.
Can't wait for a swiss leader now since its homie finally got one too
Mattyas is too hot! That armor~~~
Totally agree
And this voice... So perfect
You leave that beautiful man alone
Dont know what this is but it's really well animated
The knight is very calm when war arrives... shockingly