Good seeing you here collaborating with Skall. Funny enough I had no idea who you were outside of TH-cam until today, you were just the cool guy I started following from back when you played D&D with Metatron. Too bad that game didn't last, I loved the crazy assortment of personalities and character concepts. Have a good day boss.
I actually didn’t know this man was in charge of Rebellion, which is pretty sick. Sniper Elite is a great series, and Zombie Army Trilogy takes those great sniping mechanics into a hilarious horror setting.
Jason is a skilled rider, but he's not horsing around! Modern History TV is a great channel and a nice companion to Medieval weapons and martial arts-focused channels, providing insight into Medieval life away from the battlefield or dueling arena.
Ive been subscribed to Modern History TV and Modern Knight for like years now without ever knowing he also was a games CEO lol, he really does keep those two worlds separate
Great surprise to see two of my three favorite youtube creators of medieval-related content doing a collaboration (the third being Scholagladiatoria). Hope to see you do more content together in the future.
An interesting statistic in the early modern period was that swords were one of the most common weapon. Not because it was the absolute best weapon, but nearly everyone carried one as a side arm. Arquebusiers, pikemen, halberdiers, archers, cavalrymen of various types, etc all tended to carry swords.
@@chengkuoklee5734 Its brobably like long dagger and knife, are just good secondary arms and you might can use in any situation. maybe it was the modern knife?!
Something that many people confuse when discussing the role and purpose of swords is that they consider the terms "secondary weapon" and "backup weapon" to be interchangeable, but they're not. If all goes well, if everything goes according to plan, then, you wouldn't need to use your backup weapon. You're supposed to rely on your backup weapon only when things fall apart, when plans go off the rails. The usage of swords in battles was very different. Almost everyone who carried a sword, in any battle, anywhere in the world, at any point in human history, would have drawn and used it as a weapon to kill one or more enemy combatants, in every battle they fought. It was not the only weapon used by a soldier, and, in most cases, it was not the first weapon to be used by anyone in pitched battle, but if it was there, it _would_ be used at some point or the other over the course of the battle. The sword was never a backup weapon. It was always carried in battle because it was intended to be used in every battle its wielder fought in. It was just not the primary weapon. The primary weapon was usually a ranged weapon or a polearm (including, lances, which, being spears, are polearms).
That flew by! To the point about why wars got fought I have always been puzzled about the Scots wars of independence. The leaders were all making speaches about "freedom" but it wasn't at all about rights for the population, it was about if taxes would go to the king in London or Edinburgh.
Man listening to this really hammered in (no pun intended) how deadly cavalry really is, and also how gruesome it is ramming a pick or sword into someone at full speed. I can only imagine how terrifying it would be to see that if you were one of the people running away in a rout.
I love that collaboration/crossover type of video, hope it will get a lot of views and you do it more often, also with other youtubers like Matt Easton!
I love both you guys! I used to watch Jason Kinglsey back in the day and his videos were awsome. Though these days I don't watch your both content as much, but I pop in every now and then. Fantastic work on historical weapons and things of that nature. Keep it up. I was actually really surprised first time I heard he owned a gaming company 😂 It's like polar opposite. Technology and medieval.
It may be out of your interest range, however have you ever thought of talking with Schwerpunkt about how your respective fields intertwine with the Art of War? I'd love to see a coop
I've watched both videos, and they are both educational AND entertaining. Glad you were both able to get together and have fun and produce a great experience. 🙂
So funny I only know Jason from Modern History TV when he's way more famous for a completely unrelated reason 😂. Either way he's still one of my favorite TH-camrs lol
The whole politician having to fight is one of the things I really found interesting about the Starship Troopers distinction between regular folk and folks that have earned the right to vote usually through service - sure the politician isn't actually going to war now, but they do at least have the experience of being the servant of their society. Knowing what it was like for them and how important this class of people - their peers are to your societies function...
The charming, friendly, even gentle Jason Kingsley calmly describing methods of brutally killing retreating soldiers is one of the more jarring things I've seen on TH-cam. Excellent stuff, as always!
Good stream. I've grown up riding horses all my life & it is quite a diff experience vs. combat/cutting in foot. One of the most important things to learn will be "the wheel" or "wheeling the horse". It helps with keeping yourself protected using the horses body & the pulling of the reigns causes the horses head to lean away from your cut. Even such small things as getting the horse to stop exactly where you want requires hundreds of hours of training between you & that horse, you shloud be best friends. So be ready for that b4 getting started. Lol
I'm glad and proud of you for trying to move out of your comfort zone. As an introvert and misanthrope myself I know how challenging and intimidating this can be, and how tempting is to just resort on "play it safe" moves all the damn time but as time goes on and I'm getting older I'm starting to think that a life of low risk-low reward cycles is not a life worth living, if it's even a life at all. We must dare.
Interesting. I'm looking forward to learning more. Warfare is inharently conservative, like a number of things where death may happen. IF you survived the first time, WHY CHANGE?
Thank you SO much. I REALLY enjoyed this! It's always great to hear discussion between people who know what they're talking about, on ANY subject. Can you do more of these, with other creators, or Jason?
I've been taking beginning polo classes lately, and the struggle to avoid hitting your horse (with a mallet in this case) is real. One of the horses in the barn is actually missing an eye due to an accident.
Really enjoyed this and have been hoping this was going to happen for a long time! My two fave historical youtubers just having a chat about swords and stuff. I Watching this I honestly could see you both going for hours and hours and only having to stop because the sun had came back up.
For anyone interested in mounted combat, Arne Koets' videos are a great source. He did one with Jason years ago and there are quite a few others. (And if you want to see beautiful horses, I can also recommend them ;) )
Well, I had to choose whose video to watch. But I will probably watch the other one eventually. Wait, it is a part one and other is a part two? Ok, then I will definitely watch it...but still a bit later
Great interview indeed! I tend to think the spear is the workhorse, yeah. It probably started before humans were a thing, and never really went away, even if the stick part is now a gun. It's up there with thrown rocks, and while you can absolutely argue about the middle stages (calling a bullet a form 'thrown metal rock' sounds kinda silly...) weapon technology starts with thrown rocks and quite possibly ends with relativistic asteroids. Which is just another form of throwing a rock.
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Check out part 2 of this conversation on the Modern History TV channel: th-cam.com/video/MHbKXVnKp5s/w-d-xo.html
Awesome interview conversation!!!
Skallagrim, more content like this please, my nomination! Kim Diaz Holm, and talk about Mythology!
Rebellion also owns Judge Dredd
Didn't realise Skallagrim was a woke coward. Shame on you.
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A genuine pleasure chatting with you!
Absolutely delighted to see you here on the show
So cool seeing you here!
Thank you for your time!
Likewise! :)
Thanks again for reaching out to do it.
Good seeing you here collaborating with Skall.
Funny enough I had no idea who you were outside of TH-cam until today, you were just the cool guy I started following from back when you played D&D with Metatron.
Too bad that game didn't last, I loved the crazy assortment of personalities and character concepts.
Have a good day boss.
The medieval cinematic universe crossovers always get my upvote.
Same!
Good to see you both together!
would be better if you were involved too matt
TWO OF THE BEST. Amazing choice for the collab
I actually didn’t know this man was in charge of Rebellion, which is pretty sick. Sniper Elite is a great series, and Zombie Army Trilogy takes those great sniping mechanics into a hilarious horror setting.
Holy crap, the collab of ages!
Modern History always has a down to earth very normal look at history.
I could listen to the two of you chat about history for hours! Again please
Damn, Jason Kingsley is actually a real modern knight. It makes sense, that this man is a CEO. After all, that man has horses to feed. XD
Except in his case it stands for "Chivalry Enforcement Officer".
Fantastic. You guys should make this a periodic thing, if possible, and willing.
😀
DUDE! What?!? How did you get with Jason Kingsley!!! Amazing video Skall! Ask why he almost always rides a white horse? LOL
Ah the colab I didn't know I needed! Wonderful stuff, and heading to part 2 now!
Collaborations with Kingsley always +1
I'm not a big HEMA person, but when I do watch it, these are the two people I watch! Awesome stuff seeing them face to face!
Jason is a skilled rider, but he's not horsing around! Modern History TV is a great channel and a nice companion to Medieval weapons and martial arts-focused channels, providing insight into Medieval life away from the battlefield or dueling arena.
Ive been subscribed to Modern History TV and Modern Knight for like years now without ever knowing he also was a games CEO lol, he really does keep those two worlds separate
I would watch more of these.
It was great seeing both of my favourite medieval dudes talking together! I hope it happens again.
Great surprise to see two of my three favorite youtube creators of medieval-related content doing a collaboration (the third being Scholagladiatoria). Hope to see you do more content together in the future.
An interesting statistic in the early modern period was that swords were one of the most common weapon. Not because it was the absolute best weapon, but nearly everyone carried one as a side arm. Arquebusiers, pikemen, halberdiers, archers, cavalrymen of various types, etc all tended to carry swords.
That's because there's nothing wrong about have a flat, sharp steel club with you. 💪🗡️
Yup, swords or short blade weapons are more versatile than armchair commentors thought of. It's not the best weapon, it's a good enough.
@@chengkuoklee5734 Its brobably like long dagger and knife, are just good secondary arms and you might can use in any situation. maybe it was the modern knife?!
Something that many people confuse when discussing the role and purpose of swords is that they consider the terms "secondary weapon" and "backup weapon" to be interchangeable, but they're not.
If all goes well, if everything goes according to plan, then, you wouldn't need to use your backup weapon. You're supposed to rely on your backup weapon only when things fall apart, when plans go off the rails.
The usage of swords in battles was very different. Almost everyone who carried a sword, in any battle, anywhere in the world, at any point in human history, would have drawn and used it as a weapon to kill one or more enemy combatants, in every battle they fought. It was not the only weapon used by a soldier, and, in most cases, it was not the first weapon to be used by anyone in pitched battle, but if it was there, it _would_ be used at some point or the other over the course of the battle. The sword was never a backup weapon. It was always carried in battle because it was intended to be used in every battle its wielder fought in. It was just not the primary weapon. The primary weapon was usually a ranged weapon or a polearm (including, lances, which, being spears, are polearms).
Please host more discussions between the two of you. Love it!
Wait.... i just put 2 and 2 together. This dude is awesome. Great episode!
I really want a full 2 hour Podcast by those two now
I love this collab, such interesting conversation
This is a podcast Id hear weekly.
Fascinating! He looks straight out of Braveheart and he's the CEO of the company that makes all the sniper games I like to play.
What a pleasant surprise! I'm a fan of MHTV as well. 👍
That flew by! To the point about why wars got fought I have always been puzzled about the Scots wars of independence. The leaders were all making speaches about "freedom" but it wasn't at all about rights for the population, it was about if taxes would go to the king in London or Edinburgh.
Thanks for keeping it real, your authenticity is refreshing
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Jason is also the co owner of 2000 ad and Judge Dredd.
Such a great collaboration! Fantastic insights into mounted combat.
Man listening to this really hammered in (no pun intended) how deadly cavalry really is, and also how gruesome it is ramming a pick or sword into someone at full speed. I can only imagine how terrifying it would be to see that if you were one of the people running away in a rout.
I love that collaboration/crossover type of video, hope it will get a lot of views and you do it more often, also with other youtubers like Matt Easton!
I love both you guys! I used to watch Jason Kinglsey back in the day and his videos were awsome. Though these days I don't watch your both content as much, but I pop in every now and then. Fantastic work on historical weapons and things of that nature. Keep it up. I was actually really surprised first time I heard he owned a gaming company 😂 It's like polar opposite. Technology and medieval.
It may be out of your interest range, however have you ever thought of talking with Schwerpunkt about how your respective fields intertwine with the Art of War? I'd love to see a coop
I've watched both videos, and they are both educational AND entertaining. Glad you were both able to get together and have fun and produce a great experience. 🙂
Woah, I was not expecting this crossover
So funny I only know Jason from Modern History TV when he's way more famous for a completely unrelated reason 😂. Either way he's still one of my favorite TH-camrs lol
Great content! Would definitely watch more chats!
2 legends share their toughts! Is this my second birthday? 😍😍
Fan of both of you. Loved this conversation.
I think we all would love to see more of this. Thank you both!
Love this.
this was great to listen to! awesome insights and interesting topics. thanks you two =3
Just a few words.
Absolutely loved this.
Do it again sometime in the future.
Really great video! Hope you do more of this time of videos.
The whole politician having to fight is one of the things I really found interesting about the Starship Troopers distinction between regular folk and folks that have earned the right to vote usually through service - sure the politician isn't actually going to war now, but they do at least have the experience of being the servant of their society. Knowing what it was like for them and how important this class of people - their peers are to your societies function...
The charming, friendly, even gentle Jason Kingsley calmly describing methods of brutally killing retreating soldiers is one of the more jarring things I've seen on TH-cam. Excellent stuff, as always!
Good stream. I've grown up riding horses all my life & it is quite a diff experience vs. combat/cutting in foot. One of the most important things to learn will be "the wheel" or "wheeling the horse". It helps with keeping yourself protected using the horses body & the pulling of the reigns causes the horses head to lean away from your cut. Even such small things as getting the horse to stop exactly where you want requires hundreds of hours of training between you & that horse, you shloud be best friends. So be ready for that b4 getting started. Lol
Omgosh 2 of my favorite channels together lol ❤❤❤
I'm glad and proud of you for trying to move out of your comfort zone. As an introvert and misanthrope myself I know how challenging and intimidating this can be, and how tempting is to just resort on "play it safe" moves all the damn time but as time goes on and I'm getting older I'm starting to think that a life of low risk-low reward cycles is not a life worth living, if it's even a life at all.
We must dare.
Hm...I will Fav this video. There are some details that really worth watching again. Also I really like the last few points in the video)
The collab of the year!
An epic crossover! Also this is a comment for the algorithm.
Interesting. I'm looking forward to learning more.
Warfare is inharently conservative, like a number of things where death may happen. IF you survived the first time, WHY CHANGE?
Great collab! Two of my favourites... more please!
Thank you SO much. I REALLY enjoyed this! It's always great to hear discussion between people who know what they're talking about, on ANY subject. Can you do more of these, with other creators, or Jason?
Daaaaaamn. This is a truly pleasant colab ❤
This was a great talk! ❤
This was excellent and informative. Please do more chat videos like this.
This is was the Internet was made for. Awesome.
I've been taking beginning polo classes lately, and the struggle to avoid hitting your horse (with a mallet in this case) is real. One of the horses in the barn is actually missing an eye due to an accident.
Great to see the two of you talking. Unfortunately, I'll have to wait until tomorrow to listen to this.
Excellent vid!
That was awesome, great pleasure to listen to you both.
Pls make this a somewhat regular thing!❤🎉
Two legends in one video makes for a doubly awesome video.
I’m really liking these conversations
YES! LOVE YOU BOTH
Awesome
That was one of the most interesting and fun videos to watch. In fact it was the best interview video I have ever watched on youtube. Amazing content
Really enjoyed this and have been hoping this was going to happen for a long time! My two fave historical youtubers just having a chat about swords and stuff. I Watching this I honestly could see you both going for hours and hours and only having to stop because the sun had came back up.
This was an absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you to both of you!
For anyone interested in mounted combat, Arne Koets' videos are a great source. He did one with Jason years ago and there are quite a few others.
(And if you want to see beautiful horses, I can also recommend them ;) )
Great collab. Love this chatty type videos.
I swear I had this collab as asuggestion for a video. I'm beyond surprised this happened :D
Wow what an amazing guest, made my day Skall
Dude, this is DOPE!!
It is so interesting to have this conversation between the two of you! I would really like to see more of it! 😊
holy shit I didn't know he was the CEO of Rebellion!? I've been watching Jason for years! man, that is wild, hahaha
Great collab. This is another great format for you. Would love to see you chat with other people in the community
Informative and fantastic collab! Thanks to both of you for always teaching us about these topics.
I'd say you come a long way but you were always good at what you do Skål praise be
I did not see this collab coming but I am very happy it did! ❤
Love seeing y’all chat it up. Never knew about the forlorn bit. I always learn at least one thing when watching either of your channels.
Awesome collaboration! Two of my fav you tubers in this space!
Very interesting conversation.
What a great watch this was and so educational, listening to people who know history and are passionate about it is one of my favorite things.
Well, I had to choose whose video to watch. But I will probably watch the other one eventually. Wait, it is a part one and other is a part two? Ok, then I will definitely watch it...but still a bit later
That was an incredible video. Thanks!
really enjoyed this ! hope to see more of this convsersation ! most excellent !!!
Him: the games industry is not that happy at the moment
Me: take that unity
Rebellion's not that happy at the moment either so he's one to talk.
Nice!
Such a treat. Couldn't have imagined a more interesting pair of videos.
This was brilliant, another please :)
Great interview indeed!
I tend to think the spear is the workhorse, yeah. It probably started before humans were a thing, and never really went away, even if the stick part is now a gun.
It's up there with thrown rocks, and while you can absolutely argue about the middle stages (calling a bullet a form 'thrown metal rock' sounds kinda silly...) weapon technology starts with thrown rocks and quite possibly ends with relativistic asteroids. Which is just another form of throwing a rock.
Funking great collab!
Wouldn't mind seeing more videos like this :)
crazy how I got to the same conclution about mechs while doing my daily walk.
Awsome collaboration!
Oooh, an interesting guest! Sniper Elite was probably the only FPS shooter game I can tolerate with my general motion sickness.