I'd love to see Apollo narrate like an actual documentary on the Napoleonic Wars like one of these battles, "And if you'll look over here you'll see the 9th Foot regiment marching and uh oh oh I hear screaming, yes on the far side we have the French Cuirassiers charging this unit of Hussars, I don't know how General Karl Freiherr Mack von Leiberich is gonna get out of this one."
Yep. The angle of the attack was really good, some of the russians run for the other front, but the majority of the british troops were pushed against their own lines.
That was a great fight, and darn good tactical commentary as well. These two sides have some of the most experienced players currently playing in the mod. Kraven getting some redemption after your last video. 1799 isn't the easiest to use effectively. Good game, awesome vid.
It's battles like these and commentary like yours that make me glad I subscribed to your channel, this was an awesome battle and I hope to see more like this if you receive them.
The "e" behind the numbers is the french variant of "th" in english: 1er = 1st, 2e = 2nd, 3e = 3rd, 4e = 4th, 9e = 9th etc. For example, 3e means "troisième" in french and "third" in english, not three-E. Just a tip, love the NTW3 battles!
I'm at 4 mins and already I can tell that this is going to be a good one. This may be one of the few matches where Sun Tzu's rules are actually used. (after reaching 23 mins) Holy cow they used the rotating door from Tanya the Evil!
Mayhaps that is because I'm not actually French xD It's just my clan and TH-cam Gaming channel name cuz I love French NW history and love posting videos on it. Sorry for this 'deception' :P
Again a captivating battle, with formidable players, on a fantastic mod, about a fascinating time period! I mean I am a really long time subscriber, but now that NTW3 battles are a thing, I'm awaiting your videos more eagerly than ever.
Napoleon was born on Corsica, but that was a French territory. And back in the early 19th century, most territories did not have their own identity. For example, people born in Prague, Bohemia, thought they were Bohemian. Not Czech like that would today. Same thing with Napoleon. He would not have identified as a Mediterranean blood because there was no nationalism. In my eyes he was definitely French
Kyle The Red Panda he was most certainly proud to be Corsican and in his early life planned on liberating the island from the French. He liked the ideals of the French Revolution and brought them to Corsica. But they did not and him and his family were kicked off the island
Pixelated Apollo Napoleon was indeed very proud to be Corsican and he did wanted an independent Corsica during his youth. But when he began his career in the military, he really fell in love with the ideals of the French Revolution. When you look back at it, I think Napoleon loved the idea that he could go up in the hierarchy so fast, that it was now based on merit and not on your nobility. Napoleon quickly abandoned his ideas of independent Corsica and fully gave himself to France. After all, his last will was « to be buried near the Seine river in the middle of the french people that he loved so much ». These are his words.
I agree with you, Guguss. While I would consider a person's nationality over the course of their life, and Napoleon was both Corsican and French at different times, I think in this setting it would be fair to say he considered himself French.
Napoleon was culturally and technically italian, he was son of italians and his family originated in Tuscany. French was not his first language, he learned it a school when he was young The name itself, Napoleone Bonaparte, doesnt sound very french and because of this he was mocked in France
If that canon on top of the hill defending against those columns switched to regular canon ball... damn. Those columns would fall like dominos. The entire time I was thinking "Switch to regular ball!!!" Frustrations
The way the two French armies took that hill was one of the nicest, clearest realization of hammer and anvil tactics I've ever seen. Even more impressive that it was basically all done with infantry
Sickest thing that i never seen in your videos before! This battle was just amazing, i just can believe about the 3 generals tatctics and the incredible French charge! Only woooooow.
I really wish I could play games with you but I don't have Wifi and I dont have a pc set up. All I can do is watch your videos. Which is all I need. I love how you do commentary because I feel like I am sitting next to you, just as if we were in the same room. I have been watching you for a long time. I love what you do keep on doing. In a few years I will have a full time job and will be laying down my video game avatars life for you. LONG LIVE PIXALATED APOLLO!!!
I love your video Apollo! Your videos are great and your channel has grown a lot as I've watched over the past few years (I've had a few different accounts over the years, new phones). Keep up the good work, and also, I LOVE NAPOLEON!
All of Western Europe looks like some super villain found a way to suck a large amount of vibrancy and color from human perception but it's beautiful in it's own wet cold way. And it's the birthplace of Western Civilization so it's always good to respect the progress and loss of life that have gotten us to this point. And I should say on a sunny day the English countryside is gorgeous on a beautiful day but it's just starts raining a few hours later and I'm not even partial to cold mist and constantly wet boots.
At 4:20, another thing is that while they are outnumbered 3 to 2 on one side, it's still manageable with a smart defensive tactic while it is really hard to hold in a 2v1 situation: the british player has to heavily outsmart two opponents in order to survive.
Apollo I would just like to ask how do you do it? I am suprised you still in the hundred thousand you should be in the millions. Thank you Apollo for your amazing content. APOLLOS KNIGHT FOREVER!
Almost like a real Napoleonic battle. Aggressive and mobile French with their brave leaders always getting killed, valiant Russians who always try to save their allies, sturdy and ferocious Austrians that just have bad officers and the incompetent British. All it needs now is the British to blame their defeat on their allies and take all the credit for the small coalition victories that were gained during the battle.
If you read the accounts of the Peninsular War, the British were knocked out of the Peninsula once(Retreat to Coruna) and somehow called it a victory... For some strange reason. It was when Napoleon decided to go return nearly driving the British again because Austria attacked in 1809, thus occupying Spain for the majority of the war and using it as a base to launch. Most of the fighting was done on Portuguese soil with Britain and Portugal were on the defensive behind the Torres-Vedas lines against an under-manned and under-supplied French army that nearly dislodged them even in spite of the hardships, not to mention the heavy guerrilla activity. It wasn't until 1812, when the the French were concentrated on the War in Russia that the Anglo-Portuguese allies made advances because the French Army in Spain was not only undermanned, undersupplied and constantly harassed, but also now having their units taken for the upcoming campaign. Hougoumont wasn't just you by the way, it was a team effort supported by Dutch infantry, Dutch cavalry and Dutch artillery.
This is the Napoleonic Wars by the way, before Britain became Great Power status as it still wasn't quite "there" yet. Regardless, even if we were to take the entire centuries, shrewd diplomacy and your policy of creating a disunited Europe was what gave you an empire, without any of your fiercest competitors at home to challenge you and with the Channel to provide you a good buffer, you were free to attack and occupy less advanced nations. VICTORY FOR BRITAIN, LADS. 10,000 SPEARMEN DEAD. ALLAH SAVE THE QUEEN.
Who can forget? Ciudad Rodrigo = The victory was somewhat marred when the British rank and file, who were upset by the 562 casualties suffered during the storming of the town, thoroughly sacked the city, despite the efforts of their officers and the fact the civilians were Spanish and therefore allies of the British. Badajoz = Same thing. British soldiers well-supplied and well-equipped with considerable Allied support again could not take such losses and proceeded to beat the shit out of their allies as well. According to popular author, Jac Weller: none of Wellington's battles in Spain can be called "great." At Salamanca he failed to exploit his success and the enemy quickly recovered. The battle of Fuentes de Onoro and especially at Talavera were near disasters. According to Weller the Battle of Busaco was "a technical defeat although claimed as victory" and the allignement of troops at Talavera was not very well thought. Weller wrote that "if Talavera was a victory because the French withdrew then Busaco was a defeat because the British were forced to withdraw." For the French the Battle of Corunna is a victory, for the British this is also a victory, but the Spanish considered this battle as a definite French victory (They called it the Battle of Elvina). Of all the bigger battles only Salamanca was the one where Wellington not deliberately set out to fight "at that place and at that time." Majority of the sieges were failures for Wellington. The siege of Burgos was a very costly defeat. Here's a quote from a book about a war that significantly helped drain French military might. "... irrespective of the quality of their men, the Spanish armies constituted a threat that the French quite simply could not ignore. Any sizable concentration of enemy soldiers had to be engaged, or at least contained, by a sufficiently strong force of Imperial troops; otherwise they were free to go on the rampage with impunity. Consequently, a colossal percentage of the French army' was rendered unavailable for operations against Wellington because innumerable Spanish contingents kept materialising all over the country." Even celebrated victories by the British such as "Red Albuera" was a disaster for the British and for some strange reason... Thanks to the British incompetence, almost lost. www.napolun.com/mirror/web2.airmail.net/napoleon/Albuera_1811.html A tremendous firefight developed between the French and Spaniards under José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón , (ext.link). The Spaniards fought tenaciously until British infantry arrived. The smoke and the anxiety resulted in a friendly fire; in the beginning some of the Brits fired in the backs of the Spanish infantry before they realized their mistake. British sources tend to be embellished in such ways that made them look so good, that even when one of their own properly credits the proper victors(at Waterloo, 50,000 Prussians saved the battle) such as William Siborne... His whole life is ruined for telling the truth. www.nam.ac.uk/online-collection/detail.php?acc=1975-05-56-1
The Plucky Brit The British army at the time wasn't actually very good. Great Britain maintained a strong presence oversea mostly via a very strong navy, which would allow for a better and more efficient deployment of military assets on far-away theater of operations, which not many nations of the time could match. They kind of had the same thing as the Japanese had in WW2 with the rivalry between the Army and the Navy, although in this case the Royal Navy was the golden child by default.
Apollo you are on of the bigger total war channels and one of the best TH-camrs around! Could you please start to petition for a Napoleon total war 2 game. I think it would have better graphics and animations and the game would be amazing!
This was genius from the French team. Especially the quick micro with their cav and ofc the taking of the hill. Maybe the Coalition give up when they used collums formation to fight line battles and just made a dash for the victory points without any way of holding the point when there.
elite units should have certain abilities like in attila were u could do like "last charge" wich gives aa depleted unit more moral so they can do a last charge and not just do that really awkward thing were they charge and when they are 10m away from the enemy just turns around and routes.
I think you'd be interested in what Lindybeige has to say about Napoleon. He really paints a different picture of what kind of man Napoleon really was.
14:15 I'm very late, but in English you can just say 58th, the e is just the French way of indicating the same thing (it's short for cinquante huitième, or 58-ième)
I'd love to see Apollo narrate like an actual documentary on the Napoleonic Wars like one of these battles, "And if you'll look over here you'll see the 9th Foot regiment marching and uh oh oh I hear screaming, yes on the far side we have the French Cuirassiers charging this unit of Hussars, I don't know how General Karl Freiherr Mack von Leiberich is gonna get out of this one."
Tadicuslegion78 a wild napoleon in his natural habitat
"Oh my god, check out the GLORIOUS uniform on this guy!"
Can you make more ww2 wars
I couldn't agree more!
I love you videos
0:22 that artillery crew is earning their paycheck
I am not sure how you spotted that, but you have changed my life immeasurably for the better.
Haha wow that's funny. This made my night
LMAO that was hilarious.
Made my day 😂
Made my day wow lol
Damn the way the French took the Hill from the Brits and Russian in the beginning was just badass
@Kurogane -sensei underrated
Yep. The angle of the attack was really good, some of the russians run for the other front, but the majority of the british troops were pushed against their own lines.
Hats off to NTW3 team and NTW3 players, these battles are really fun to watch with all the tactical processes unraveling before our eyes.
anyone else know how to get smoke from the guns in this mod, cus ive downloaded the ntw3 mod and there isnt any
What's ur name on NTW3?
@@itsalex3455 i kno its a year later, but you need to set your smoke graphics to ultra.
Cancelled my hibernation for this.
Forget 'Defenders never win'
The new thing is 'Coalition never wins' 🤔
The thing is though, I am pretty sure that the All-French team actually usually loses against a Coalition team.
Alba tros
It is like real life 😁
KłNGPłN 04 yep
That was a great fight, and darn good tactical commentary as well. These two sides have some of the most experienced players currently playing in the mod. Kraven getting some redemption after your last video. 1799 isn't the easiest to use effectively. Good game, awesome vid.
"What's in here? Grenadiers, Grenadiers, and more Grenadiers." -Pixelated Apollo
"Veterans grenadiers I may add"
It's battles like these and commentary like yours that make me glad I subscribed to your channel, this was an awesome battle and I hope to see more like this if you receive them.
Matthew owens true!
The "e" behind the numbers is the french variant of "th" in english: 1er = 1st, 2e = 2nd, 3e = 3rd, 4e = 4th, 9e = 9th etc. For example, 3e means "troisième" in french and "third" in english, not three-E. Just a tip, love the NTW3 battles!
Johannes Wright didn’t know that, interesting thanks
un vaillant compatriote français? x) or just a french speaking fella?
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I'm at 4 mins and already I can tell that this is going to be a good one. This may be one of the few matches where Sun Tzu's rules are actually used.
(after reaching 23 mins)
Holy cow they used the rotating door from Tanya the Evil!
Once again the intro is amazing. It feels like I’m watching a movie!
31:27,, the Russians are falling back" - main strategy of Russia.,fall back and wait gen. Winter to come
Pretty much ALL Napoleonic: Total War battles are great battles when narrated by you Apollo ;)
TheFrenchMonk I wish I could double like this comment! ;)
Greetings from germany frenchie
Greets! How are you doing? :D
TheFrenchMonk very good!
your reply was faster then frenchies when they are routing haha😘
Mayhaps that is because I'm not actually French xD
It's just my clan and TH-cam Gaming channel name cuz I love French NW history and love posting videos on it.
Sorry for this 'deception' :P
TheFrenchMonk me too!
Thats also the cause why i‘m doing reenactment since 2017 :D
btw what means deception? xD
5:24 "Hey, I'm here to harass you" Is my favourite pickup line
So great line battles becoming regular again!
Yess!Pls more NTW 3
Stalin!
Shouldnt you be starving people right now?
You (Stroke)d out of this one.
Again a captivating battle, with formidable players, on a fantastic mod, about a fascinating time period!
I mean I am a really long time subscriber, but now that NTW3 battles are a thing, I'm awaiting your videos more eagerly than ever.
Napoleon was born on Corsica, but that was a French territory. And back in the early 19th century, most territories did not have their own identity. For example, people born in Prague, Bohemia, thought they were Bohemian. Not Czech like that would today. Same thing with Napoleon. He would not have identified as a Mediterranean blood because there was no nationalism. In my eyes he was definitely French
Kyle The Red Panda he was most certainly proud to be Corsican and in his early life planned on liberating the island from the French. He liked the ideals of the French Revolution and brought them to Corsica. But they did not and him and his family were kicked off the island
Pixelated Apollo
Napoleon was indeed very proud to be Corsican and he did wanted an independent Corsica during his youth. But when he began his career in the military, he really fell in love with the ideals of the French Revolution. When you look back at it, I think Napoleon loved the idea that he could go up in the hierarchy so fast, that it was now based on merit and not on your nobility. Napoleon quickly abandoned his ideas of independent Corsica and fully gave himself to France. After all, his last will was « to be buried near the Seine river in the middle of the french people that he loved so much ». These are his words.
I agree with you, Guguss. While I would consider a person's nationality over the course of their life, and Napoleon was both Corsican and French at different times, I think in this setting it would be fair to say he considered himself French.
people in czech today call themselves bohemian btw
Napoleon was culturally and technically italian, he was son of italians and his family originated in Tuscany.
French was not his first language, he learned it a school when he was young
The name itself, Napoleone Bonaparte, doesnt sound very french and because of this he was mocked in France
"Keep the British at bay as the rest of the infantry make their way, uh and I'm a poet and didn't noet."
I LOVE IT DO MORE NAPOLEON!!!!
Napoléon life of a soldier?
And yet another Great Vid by Pixie Poo
I’m only on 2 min but I know it’s gunna be good
Notification Squad
To this day french children still sing songs about Napoleons brave and glorious charge up that hill! Long live the emperuer!
*Any NTW 3 online match*
Pixelated Apollo: "THIS IS HUUUUUUUUUUUGEEEE"
14:00 is the beginning of one of the most epic Total War moments that I've ever seen.
I love coming to this channel I love these NTW3. The videos always excite me. Keep up the good work PA 👍🏻
GG. Totally epic. 😀😀😀
@43:00 If the Russians are attacking in columns, the French should switch to regular shot to shoot down the column.
Napoleon he's born in Corse an French Island, so he's french ^^' and great video there, keep it up on this mod i want to see more :D
Imagine Napoleon at waterloo: Mon Dieu! Ze english have taken la Haye Sainte! Zat iz worth 4 points!
and I ma proud of our Duke of Wellington, the victor of Waterloo! Napoleon exiled to St Helena and his adventure is over!
You tried with the French accent... but he is not french
@@DavBlc7 gebhard von blücher was the true victor, he straight up pulled a no u card during the final hours of the french empire
I love Napoleon, you should do a Campain on this
You gotta admit, that moment when the French surged the hill and just kept pushing the British and Russians back was EPIC!!!
If that canon on top of the hill defending against those columns switched to regular canon ball... damn. Those columns would fall like dominos.
The entire time I was thinking "Switch to regular ball!!!"
Frustrations
The British got destroyed
Charlie Reisner that is not historically accurate we just had a twat playing us
The British player was crap
The French Hussard and Line Infantry is too badass for the Brits.
love your NTW3 commentaries. great work dude
Love to see it but at 18:08 i think that would be considered a blob charge
Keep up the NTW3 content, I almost went into a withdrawal last time you went a month without some kind of Napoleon video.
Oh my god, that feeling, when I hear the sentence "It sounds like we've got an other online battle, on Napoleonic Total War III", I just love it man
The way the two French armies took that hill was one of the nicest, clearest realization of hammer and anvil tactics I've ever seen. Even more impressive that it was basically all done with infantry
Who dislikes this? I don't understand such heresy
Loving this series of Napoleon. Doing an awesome job Apollo!
Loved that French artllery at 8:42
Sickest thing that i never seen in your videos before! This battle was just amazing, i just can believe about the 3 generals tatctics and the incredible French charge! Only woooooow.
You have great vids. Keep up the good work!
I really wish I could play games with you but I don't have Wifi and I dont have a pc set up. All I can do is watch your videos. Which is all I need. I love how you do commentary because I feel like I am sitting next to you, just as if we were in the same room. I have been watching you for a long time. I love what you do keep on doing. In a few years I will have a full time job and will be laying down my video game avatars life for you. LONG LIVE PIXALATED APOLLO!!!
Great to see these historical battles from earlier conflicts being played out.
I love your video Apollo! Your videos are great and your channel has grown a lot as I've watched over the past few years (I've had a few different accounts over the years, new phones). Keep up the good work, and also, I LOVE NAPOLEON!
6:40 With a swift blow with a hussar cavalry, to cut through 2 units of cavalry and 1 artillery... That's mastery.
11:15
Yeaaah NTW 3! Its how I found you, been watching everything! Keep them coming dude!
This map really captures the distinctive flare of my England. I wake up and feel so happy in this country.
All of Western Europe looks like some super villain found a way to suck a large amount of vibrancy and color from human perception but it's beautiful in it's own wet cold way. And it's the birthplace of Western Civilization so it's always good to respect the progress and loss of life that have gotten us to this point. And I should say on a sunny day the English countryside is gorgeous on a beautiful day but it's just starts raining a few hours later and I'm not even partial to cold mist and constantly wet boots.
Watched it all, absolutely brutal. I'm surprised that Napoleon survived this.
this mod is just perfect for youtube videos. It has got everything from cinimatics to tactics, scale and realism. keep em coming i would say
At 4:20, another thing is that while they are outnumbered 3 to 2 on one side, it's still manageable with a smart defensive tactic while it is really hard to hold in a 2v1 situation: the british player has to heavily outsmart two opponents in order to survive.
Apollo I would just like to ask how do you do it? I am suprised you still in the hundred thousand you should be in the millions. Thank you Apollo for your amazing content. APOLLOS KNIGHT FOREVER!
Almost like a real Napoleonic battle. Aggressive and mobile French with their brave leaders always getting killed, valiant Russians who always try to save their allies, sturdy and ferocious Austrians that just have bad officers and the incompetent British. All it needs now is the British to blame their defeat on their allies and take all the credit for the small coalition victories that were gained during the battle.
If you read the accounts of the Peninsular War, the British were knocked out of the Peninsula once(Retreat to Coruna) and somehow called it a victory... For some strange reason. It was when Napoleon decided to go return nearly driving the British again because Austria attacked in 1809, thus occupying Spain for the majority of the war and using it as a base to launch. Most of the fighting was done on Portuguese soil with Britain and Portugal were on the defensive behind the Torres-Vedas lines against an under-manned and under-supplied French army that nearly dislodged them even in spite of the hardships, not to mention the heavy guerrilla activity. It wasn't until 1812, when the the French were concentrated on the War in Russia that the Anglo-Portuguese allies made advances because the French Army in Spain was not only undermanned, undersupplied and constantly harassed, but also now having their units taken for the upcoming campaign. Hougoumont wasn't just you by the way, it was a team effort supported by Dutch infantry, Dutch cavalry and Dutch artillery.
This is the Napoleonic Wars by the way, before Britain became Great Power status as it still wasn't quite "there" yet. Regardless, even if we were to take the entire centuries, shrewd diplomacy and your policy of creating a disunited Europe was what gave you an empire, without any of your fiercest competitors at home to challenge you and with the Channel to provide you a good buffer, you were free to attack and occupy less advanced nations. VICTORY FOR BRITAIN, LADS. 10,000 SPEARMEN DEAD. ALLAH SAVE THE QUEEN.
Who can forget? Ciudad Rodrigo = The victory was somewhat marred when the British rank and file, who were upset by the 562 casualties suffered during the storming of the town, thoroughly sacked the city, despite the efforts of their officers and the fact the civilians were Spanish and therefore allies of the British.
Badajoz = Same thing. British soldiers well-supplied and well-equipped with considerable Allied support again could not take such losses and proceeded to beat the shit out of their allies as well.
According to popular author, Jac Weller: none of Wellington's battles in Spain can be called "great." At Salamanca he failed to exploit his success and the enemy quickly recovered. The battle of Fuentes de Onoro and especially at Talavera were near disasters. According to Weller the Battle of Busaco was "a technical defeat although claimed as victory" and the allignement of troops at Talavera was not very well thought. Weller wrote that "if Talavera was a victory because the French withdrew then Busaco was a defeat because the British were forced to withdraw." For the French the Battle of Corunna is a victory, for the British this is also a victory, but the Spanish considered this battle as a definite French victory (They called it the Battle of Elvina). Of all the bigger battles only Salamanca was the one where Wellington not deliberately set out to fight "at that place and at that time." Majority of the sieges were failures for Wellington. The siege of Burgos was a very costly defeat.
Here's a quote from a book about a war that significantly helped drain French military might.
"... irrespective of the quality of their men, the Spanish armies constituted a threat that the French quite simply could not ignore. Any sizable concentration of enemy soldiers had to be engaged, or at least contained, by a sufficiently strong force of Imperial troops; otherwise they were free to go on the rampage with impunity. Consequently, a colossal percentage of the French army' was rendered unavailable for operations against Wellington because innumerable Spanish contingents kept materialising all over the country."
Even celebrated victories by the British such as "Red Albuera" was a disaster for the British and for some strange reason... Thanks to the British incompetence, almost lost.
www.napolun.com/mirror/web2.airmail.net/napoleon/Albuera_1811.html
A tremendous firefight developed between the French and Spaniards under José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón , (ext.link). The Spaniards fought tenaciously until British infantry arrived. The smoke and the anxiety resulted in a friendly fire; in the beginning some of the Brits fired in the backs of the Spanish infantry before they realized their mistake.
British sources tend to be embellished in such ways that made them look so good, that even when one of their own properly credits the proper victors(at Waterloo, 50,000 Prussians saved the battle) such as William Siborne... His whole life is ruined for telling the truth.
www.nam.ac.uk/online-collection/detail.php?acc=1975-05-56-1
That's right. Scream for mommy, boy. Show me that plucky British ass. Mmm, daddy likes.
The Plucky Brit The British army at the time wasn't actually very good. Great Britain maintained a strong presence oversea mostly via a very strong navy, which would allow for a better and more efficient deployment of military assets on far-away theater of operations, which not many nations of the time could match. They kind of had the same thing as the Japanese had in WW2 with the rivalry between the Army and the Navy, although in this case the Royal Navy was the golden child by default.
that part in 48:16 somehow made me cry,
and I can say from this battle , France are indeed a Madman
so glad these are back. keep them coming!
“Very nice, I like” Hahahaha you should do more Borat references 😂😂
Love these vids man. Good intro. Good commentary. I go back on your channel to watch some old ones
Don't stop, it's great to watch these before i sleep.
ntw3 > vanilla
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Necramonium for real? It never crashes for me in multiplayer. In the campaign it does 1 out of 10 times
Apollo you are on of the bigger total war channels and one of the best TH-camrs around! Could you please start to petition for a Napoleon total war 2 game. I think it would have better graphics and animations and the game would be amazing!
Just binge watching all the NTW3 videos, General Apollo I would follow you through the deepest valley filled with French cav
Your intro's are getting very exciting... HA. I like you giving a brief description about the general plan. Can't wait to see what happens here
This is a great battle!! I love your content and I've been watching you for a while. Please keep doing these videos!!
Man do I love NTW3!
I'm not proud, I went to search for Pixelated Apollo and I ended up typing "Pixie Poo" into the search bar.
"All warfare is based on deception" -Sun Tzu, The Art of War
This was genius from the French team. Especially the quick micro with their cav and ofc the taking of the hill. Maybe the Coalition give up when they used collums formation to fight line battles and just made a dash for the victory points without any way of holding the point when there.
I'm loving this type of content. You have really great stuff to say!
Great vid love the French uniforms
Fantastic commentary mate! Like always! Mate!
elite units should have certain abilities like in attila were u could do like "last charge" wich gives aa depleted unit more moral so they can do a last charge and not just do that really awkward thing were they charge and when they are 10m away from the enemy just turns around and routes.
I've for the longest time have been searching for a game like this so I subbed to watch you play this amazing game
Ah I love waking up to coffee and an epic napoleonic battle
also, battle drums @ 6:46 got me hyped
very nice
Imagine Apollo in a 2003 laptop and we all think he has a huge powerful PC. But he’s just sitting there with a laptop from 2003.
I think you'd be interested in what Lindybeige has to say about Napoleon. He really paints a different picture of what kind of man Napoleon really was.
The dudes pushing the cannon is on steroids 0:18
I've been subscribed since the Russian Tea Bag guy and I can tell your videos have improved. Each video gets more and more amazing.
The cinematic in the beginning was great!!
Alexander Suvorov; "One minute can decide the outcome of a Battle.".
10:30
To can keep the British at bay
As the rest of the infantry make their way
Pixie! Even the intros are awesome on your NTW3 videos! Is there a chance you can upload two battles a week?
Keep it up!
Theses battles have been the best keep them coming
Apollo Please keep em coming no best way for me to get entertainment you are awesome!
Concentration of force and defeat in detail. The tactic that was used here.
Already couldn’t stop smiling at the intro
Keep up the good work! You’ll reach a mil in no time!
14:15 I'm very late, but in English you can just say 58th, the e is just the French way of indicating the same thing (it's short for cinquante huitième, or 58-ième)
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I knew I would like the video.
Life of a soldier on Napoleon unit
The music in this episode was spot on as always.
This was one heck of a battle. Viva la Francé.
The reason Napoleon was never hit at the frontline is that everyone aimed at him.
Kudos for the hammer and anvil the French guy pulled off there.
That artillery gave me chills it sounds so real
These battles are so realistic, I love it! 👍
The french cav was like an RKO out of no where
That intro alone deserves a sub and like!