That end engagement in the cap where a large number of ships/troops trudge towards their enemy in total overconfidence while being melted by superior firepower couldn’t have been more fitting for the Agincourt’s name
It's questionable that that's how the Battle of Agincourt really went, but it's definitely the English traditional narrative, and it's believed to be a thing that really happened back then... and again in WW1 with cavalry charges on machine gun nests.
Holy buckets! I made it into a Jingles video!!!! I'm Nota_Chance, and the captain of the Agincourt in that game. For fun, some comments on the game... A few of the players on my team deserve credit here... First, the two cruisers (Agano and Celebes) that stuck with me in the East and took the lion's share of the fire there (distracting the GC) sacrificed themselves and kept me from taking damage. Second, the Gangut that was the target at the end that the enemy concentrated on while I headed towards the cap kept them distracted and allowed me to get into secondary range. As far as the other team goes, as we saw, there were many odd decisions on their part. The Emerald, Wakeful and Guissano trying to torp me from astern, thereby getting into secondary range. That being said... the ones at the end where the Marblehead starts shooting and the Queen Mary and Ishizuchi decided to close on a near full health Agincourt and get into a knife fight with it are the three that baffle me most. Hope to see all of you in game, hit me up to division some time if you'd like.
After all these years, I think i finally know how Jingles exploded on youtube, After all every video we viewers have to correct something he's said and everyone on the internet LOVES telling somebody they're wrong and jingles is often wrong at least once if not twice per video! This has somehow worked out perfectly because youtube really likes people commenting, If Jingles wasn't to crap at everything i would imagine this was a sneaky Gnome plot to rise to fame and moderate wealth.
@@The_MightyJingles I remember reading about some scholars who studied the massive uptick in comments on reddit posts if the post contained obvious factual errors. So yeah.... great business strategy!
Given Jingles past history...I highly doubt he is as crap as he believes himself to be. Though, from my perspective, it is refreshing to listen to someone who does not have to trumpet their own skill...but is comfortable acknowledging they are not the best and are here for the fun.
@Danut2 ...as their two .30 caliber machine guns chatter away uselessly at the rocket attack planes that are busy hammering Kamikaze, Kamikaze R, and Fujin into scrap metal while everyone on the enemy team stops to shoot at the "brokenly over-powered" destroyers the carrier planes are spotting. And also as they are madly rushing to get out of radar range of rogue Atlanta, Indianapolis, and Belfasts... while being hammered with rapid fire, cruiser caliber, HE shells... I agree that the Kamikaze, et. all... can still be strong ships, but in the current meta they have an unforgiving play-style. If you can remain undetected and get hits with the extremely fast and hard hitting torpedoes you'll do well. If you get spotted, you'll have a short and unpleasant game. The days when simply having a Kamikaze w/ a 19-pt captain meant you would be able to feast on the tears of tier 4 through tier 7 battlesheep drivers who don't have a clue what a rudder and throttle are for ended with the CV rework back in 2018.
I was a horrible DD player because I spent the least amount of time in that class other than CVs, but I felt like a seal clubber when I would play the T5 Pan Asian DD.
Funny story: back in December, when WG gave players a free T5 premium ship container, I managed to roll the Rio de Janeiro, while one of my friends rolled HMs Agincourt. Not realising we had basically gotten the same ship, we decided to test them, and upon seing the similarities I decided to google the Agincourt, having previously heard Jingles talk about the story, but not remembering any names given by either Brazil or Turkey. Ended up with a good laugh once we discovered that yes, we were indeed sailing the same ship.
I would not be surprised if Wargaming runs out the newest T5 premium Pan-European ship Sultan Osman I. They could have those secondaries come out to somewhere between Rio and Agincourt and fiddle with the dispersion to make the "new" ship unique.
ok, this was a legit insane game. it was almost like everyone ignored him until the end when no one else was left alive don't think i've seen someone do this before. bravo. great game of throws.
I'm *fairly* sure that happened at least once during the 1984 Falklands campaign -- ISTR one of the RN frigates (possibly HMS Ardent) had its SeaCat launcher and 4.5in(?) gun knocked out by Argentine air strikes, and at least a few sailors or Marines aboard were trying to do AA with small arms. Which might have worked, to a degree -- I recall reports of some Argentine A-4s taking enough small-arms damage that they had to be "dragged" home by tankers because they were leaking fuel so quickly.
@@firehawkdelta The biggest thing about the time was that small arms fire could penetrate the cockpit or at least crack the glass so much the pilot can't really see so doing _something_ when you lack real AA is better than nothing. After all, if you pepper a plane with small arms rifle fire and land hits that pilot will hear the impacts and that will have some sort of negative impact on their willingness to get any closer.
12:25 Jingles the lion's share IS all the attention. The fable goes like this: the lion is going hunting and some animal mates tag along. They get a kill and the mates split it into pieces to share, letting the lion do the distribution. He claims the first as king of the beasts, the middle bits because he's the bravest, strongest, etc. and the final piece is his because he'll kill whichever of his mates touches it first. All the shares go to the lion.
Jingles. I'm one of those guys that watch your videos to unwind. I don't have enough time to commit to playing World of Warships, but enjoy the play and strategy of others while I just relax. Plus, I enjoy your historical commentary .. and come away from these videos with more naval history. So for my part, thank you for your historical naval insight .. and as all would agree .. your tremendous humor. Learn a little .. relax a little .. laugh a lot ..
Yes , honesly I dont remember when last time I had so much fun watching Jingles wows video , like 80% are same stuff , but that one was special I literally loveing that one , is got all 10 kills , solo warrior that is one great battle and i have sentiment for Agincourt I have played a loot of battles on her , I fly thre T5 brawl , that ship is a beast , but for me that is also bit personal , I have just one solo warrior and 8 kill record , solo warrior I won 2018 after I started playing wows on Richeliey , I did not relized what that is , but since then I came few times close , but still dont have 2nd one , 8 kills are decent , but that was 2019 so I feel like I did not make any progres in that area , my first though is grab Agincourt and have run , but I am not only one there are now a loot of players that play that ship as is easy to play ;) .
I forgot that achievement existed...yeah, I went "would be really nice if you had the equivalent of a Kolobanov medal in this game". I haven't even played WoT in 8 years, but recently picked up WoWs again. Shame.
Jingles, when you see an Italian ship whose name starts with a G, followed by an i, prepare your tongue for the English J sound. 'Giussano' sounds not like Ghussano or Khussano, it sounds Jewssano, and Julius Caesar wasn't from Iberia but from Apennines, so 'Giulio Cesare' is not Spanish Khoolio, it is Italian Jewli-oh Chezzahreh, with a J, just like the summer month of July named after him :)
We anglophones are phonotactically locked to our own alphabet values... You will never manage to teach an Anglophone how to pronounce foreign names correctly unless they really, really want to. I think it's something to do with how uniquely complex and idiosyncratic English spelling is. The best way is to just send an audio recording and hope we bother to learn to mimic it by sound. Sorry.
@@Vinemaple Yeah...the one I laugh about is the Yueyang In Mandarin Chinese..."ang" sounds like the " ong" in English words like "song" The "yue" would sound like "yweh" English "Eh" .....with a w(sound) in front of that and a y (sound) in front of that
Great fight by the Agincourt. I was kind of put in mind of the fight scene from several old Jackie Chan movies - surrounded by a ridiculous number of enemies, most of whom attack one at a time.
I have this ship. I can attest to its abysmal main gun armament I play it exactly how Nota Chance did just let the secondaries melt anything stupid enough to challenge it under 9 km or 10 whichever it is, I forgot. Great vid. Jingles, you still have the golden voice!
Repeat the stories of the ships as often as you please, it's a large part of why I watch videos of a game I don't play. Thanks for the content as ever.
Hey jingles, I just wanted to say, I have been watching you everyday since 2011 when I started playing world of tanks. I just wanted to thank you for the 11 years of entertainment.
Celebes, now known as Sulawesi, which, in addition to being neighbor of the more well known Java, has its own quite good lineage of coffee. just learned about it when i got a bag this christmas.
Tier V was absolutely the sweet spot when I played. Not only because of everything Jingles said, but because the ships have fewer annoying gimmicks and shorter ranges, forcing players to engage more closely and rely less on firing while unseen and other effective high-level tactics that make top-tier games slower and less exciting. The greatest throw I ever witnessed was while I was playing my V-25 in a Tier II match. I was the last player on my team still afloat, there were at least 4 enemy ships, and I was a one-shot kill, because I had been playing bat***t aggressive, V-25, chicks-dig-scars style. And I still had, like, 5.5km detectability back then, without captain skills. And I was in the enemy base in a Standard battle. So even though I was behind an island, it was OBVIOUS where I was. Or so I thought... until the entire enemy team derped AWAY from me, toward my team's base. I watched in amazement as my capture progress ticked down and nobody turned around. I won that game for my team, not by carrying it, but by... um... outsmarting the enemy? I guess?
Awesome match! XD Tier 5 is sooo very much sealclubbing when you have two working rain cells because most players are like the last 5 kills for Nota-Chance. ^^ Greta name btw.
It's mental to me that they still put in ships on occasion with zero AA. The Rio has none as well and some may as well have no AA like the Viribus. It's anti aircraft consist of a guy with a shotgun running up and down the deck yelling obscenities while popping off shots at them.
Would have like to have seen the red team's chat - I bet at some point a few of them were telling the others not to cap so they could up their damage scores.
Kind of funny to see how real "target fixation" is. It's a real world condition that creates a psychological "tunnel vision" that in CQB training, they work to train you out of.
I wish I could have saved the clip, but some years ago I was in my Kongo, a freaking Omaha came around the corner and fired his torps at me and detonated me with a single torp- it had hit between the first and second main gun turrets on my ship
There was another epic moment when I was playing, which would have fit perfectly here- I was in my New Mexico and the flank I had been on was collapsing on the two brothers map, so I pulled out. I decided to go center and try to solo-cap their base, *and succeeded, despite their carriers best efforts! They still had more than half of their team, and only about half of mine, and yet, *only* the carrier tried to reset the cap!
@@nicoferguson1215 I can better that lol. I was in a dd start of game and obviously rushed to cap middle cap behind a large rock/mountain and smoked up as per usual. Must have upset somebody in a previous battle as the enemy cv cam around the corner into my smoke and rammed me.
@@cutterbacon what's funny about mine, is it took something like 6 minutes to cap , as I was hit a couple of times by the carrier dive-bombers (I had far too much experience with torpedobeats in that ship for carrier drops at that point, being shortly before the Graf Zeppelin was super testing)
This has been my favorite battleship, since I first read on the battle of Jutland.....back around 1973 or so. I have the entire OOB for Jutland, both British and German....in 1:6000 scale ships. I've never tried wow.....but a 4m X 6m floor space, full of tiny ships is fun
Just a point of clarification for me at least. Seal clubbing is when a vastly more experienced player plays with vastly inexperienced players. You can most definitely be a seal clubber in T5 battles as a T5 ship because you're more likely to run into inexperienced players at lower tiers. Also, make no mistake that a 21 point captain has a considerable effect on the game mechanics, let alone the experience of a player that has played long enough to get the 21 pts.
Happy New Year good sir! I've been a subscriber to your channel since WOWS Beta and its been an absolute pleasure to watch your channel grow ( and rightly so ) over the years. Your sense of humour and delivery always puts a smile on my face. Its been a tuff couple of years so when watching your content in that time I forget about what's going on in IRL and just have a laugh. I just want to say a big thank you from me and your hard work is much appreciated.
that one single torpedo in the end of the match still sitting in its tube prior to firing:´´My time has come´´ Upon hitting the water and taking of at the speed of a snail on heroin:´´ imma speed!:3´´
Enemy team: "GIVE UP! You're clearly outnumbered!" Some guy in a HMS Agincourt: "That may be the case. But you are clearly outmatched!" *Proceeds to literally breathe fire* (secondaries)
the Arkansas Beta is basically a tier 4 Agincourt with decent main battery. 21 secondaries with 6ish km range with upgrades. The ship also gets all module/upgrades slots available. At tier 4. highly recommend it :,)
This game is the epitomy of what WoWs players are. Not for our boy here with 10 kills, but the rest of the players involved, friendlies and enemies alike.
I have this ship AND the Rio de Janeiro - same ship, different configurations and different secondary setup. The story of how England got the Agincourt always misses the "second part". Germany had the battlecruiser Geoben (built in 1911) and a cruiser, just out, minding their own business in the Med when the first great unpleasantness broke out. Admiral Cunningham, despite outnumbering the German units by 2 cruiser squadrons, a battleship squadron and several destroyer squadrons, decided NOT to force battle but allowed them to sail to Constantinople. Once there, the Kaiser presented the ships to the Ottoman Sultan as gifts to replace the stolen Agincourt and HMS Erin. Enter the Yavuz Sultan Selim. In truth, the only thing that changed was the ensign flying from the masthead and the name painted on the side as the German captain and crew remained on board as "advisors". During the war, the Germans had kept pressuring the Sultan to open a front on Russia by shelling Sevastopol and the Russian Back Sea Fleet as the Selim was the most powerful ship on the sea. After several polite deflections, the Germans took matters into their own hands, put to sea and promptly shelled Sevastopol, forcing Turkey into a war with Russia. In 1918 she sank the British monitors HMS Raglan and M28. Yes, Winnie really knew how to screw things up. Geoben / Yavuz Sultan Selim built 1911, renamed CGT Yavuz in 1936, decommissioned in 1950 and finally scrapped in 1973.
This has been a real treat old man, i mean admiral. the reds amount of stupid was, i am just gonna quote you "yeah..." All the Agincourt needed were the basics of WoWs, this has been a stunning display of overconfidence, incompetence and next level stupidity by the reds. I just immagine the poor green soul that died half through and left the match with "another blowout damnit" in mind. And then, 10 minutes later, the victory message pops up and he sees 10! KILLS! I would have begged for that replay 😀
You definitely mentioned that mid tier games are most fun. Both in your WOWS and WOT videos. And no, I agree with you. You cant be accused of sealclubbing in tier 5 given the way MM works. Tier 5 is the most anti sealclubing tier of all :)
A true SNAFU for the enemy team, Nota_Chance showed the enemy team how attacking him turned into a real FUBAR game for them. 10 thumbs up for him, 1 for each kill! I wonder how the HMS Agincourt would do with The Mighty Jingles as its commander. I have The Mighty Jingles as the commander of my HMS Warspite, as you suggested!
FYI while the UK did run the spitfire funds in WW2 whenever a person/community "bought" a spitfire they didn't actually pay for one. The price the public were told it cost to buy a spitfire was £5,000. However, in reality the spitfire cost £10-12,000
T5 can be viewed as the place where players will know whether they’re good enough and willing to grind and / or spend enough to continue recording good games all the way to T10, or if they don’t want to deal with all that and prefer to treat this as just a game they play to have fun.
Nota needed a damned good lie down after that carry!! And at the end, someone also needed to reply in Chat: "Yes! 10 Kills is possible WHEN you stay alive, know how to use your Ship, and don't suicide!!"
The Japanese did the same thing to pay for the Mutsu. It was nicknamed the Children's ship as primary schools in particular publically contributed to its funding. The children were happily donating their pocket money to pay for her.
To be fair, the Brits are well renowned for nicking all the good bits from around the world, so technically pinching back something that they had already made is not the worst thing Brits have "borrowed for the benefit of the empire."
There is also the brazilian (pan-american) version of the Agincourt in the game now, the Rio de Janeiro. While they are basically the same ship, they are playing completely different. The Agincourt is a brawler and has enhanced secondaries (faster reload, longer base range and better base accuracy) but awful main guns (long reload, short range and questionable accuracy). The Rio de Janeiro is, what i would say, a Sniper. The secondaries, while quite numerous as well, are pretty standard but the main battery has faster reload (31 sec compared to 36 sec on Agincourt), longer range and way better accuracy.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why "I don't play tier 5"! The Agincourt player must have been really-really truly drunk: He really was invisible! lol
That end engagement in the cap where a large number of ships/troops trudge towards their enemy in total overconfidence while being melted by superior firepower couldn’t have been more fitting for the Agincourt’s name
Wasn't that a battle in the Hundred Years War? The English lost to the French in that war.
It's questionable that that's how the Battle of Agincourt really went, but it's definitely the English traditional narrative, and it's believed to be a thing that really happened back then... and again in WW1 with cavalry charges on machine gun nests.
Melted by superior AI armament and gunners
@Vinemaple well, I mean that's almost certainly how it happened, but that's because the landscape was perfect for it
Holy buckets! I made it into a Jingles video!!!! I'm Nota_Chance, and the captain of the Agincourt in that game.
For fun, some comments on the game... A few of the players on my team deserve credit here... First, the two cruisers (Agano and Celebes) that stuck with me in the East and took the lion's share of the fire there (distracting the GC) sacrificed themselves and kept me from taking damage. Second, the Gangut that was the target at the end that the enemy concentrated on while I headed towards the cap kept them distracted and allowed me to get into secondary range.
As far as the other team goes, as we saw, there were many odd decisions on their part. The Emerald, Wakeful and Guissano trying to torp me from astern, thereby getting into secondary range. That being said... the ones at the end where the Marblehead starts shooting and the Queen Mary and Ishizuchi decided to close on a near full health Agincourt and get into a knife fight with it are the three that baffle me most.
Hope to see all of you in game, hit me up to division some time if you'd like.
dude you had an absolutely amazing game here, hoping to seeing a few more from you
After all these years, I think i finally know how Jingles exploded on youtube, After all every video we viewers have to correct something he's said and everyone on the internet LOVES telling somebody they're wrong and jingles is often wrong at least once if not twice per video!
This has somehow worked out perfectly because youtube really likes people commenting, If Jingles wasn't to crap at everything i would imagine this was a sneaky Gnome plot to rise to fame and moderate wealth.
You may be on to something. If I weren't so crap I might have thought of it myself.
@@The_MightyJingles you've weaponised being crap and we love you for it.
@@The_MightyJingles I remember reading about some scholars who studied the massive uptick in comments on reddit posts if the post contained obvious factual errors. So yeah.... great business strategy!
Given Jingles past history...I highly doubt he is as crap as he believes himself to be.
Though, from my perspective, it is refreshing to listen to someone who does not have to trumpet their own skill...but is comfortable acknowledging they are not the best and are here for the fun.
@@The_MightyJingles It's not an authentic Jingles video without an "Actually Jingles, ..." comment 😉😄
Fun fact: The turrets of HMS Agincourt were named after the days of the week because there were seven of them.
I thought it was because a week was their 180 rotation time.
I always check the line up to check to see if im involved, and when im not, it's a big sense of relief 🤣
I do exactly the same thing))
same
Exactly. Pause at the start to make sure that it's not about me.
Yup...same lol
the only time i've been in one of these videos was when I'd accidentally torpedo'd a friendly
This felt like a classic example of "I'm not locked in here with you.... You are locked in here with me!" 😂
Jingles: "You can't REAAALLY be accused of seal clubbing"
Kamikaze R, Kamikaze, Fujin waving from a corner
Clemson at T-4 is a beast at clubbing, too.
@Danut2 ...as their two .30 caliber machine guns chatter away uselessly at the rocket attack planes that are busy hammering Kamikaze, Kamikaze R, and Fujin into scrap metal while everyone on the enemy team stops to shoot at the "brokenly over-powered" destroyers the carrier planes are spotting. And also as they are madly rushing to get out of radar range of rogue Atlanta, Indianapolis, and Belfasts... while being hammered with rapid fire, cruiser caliber, HE shells...
I agree that the Kamikaze, et. all... can still be strong ships, but in the current meta they have an unforgiving play-style. If you can remain undetected and get hits with the extremely fast and hard hitting torpedoes you'll do well. If you get spotted, you'll have a short and unpleasant game. The days when simply having a Kamikaze w/ a 19-pt captain meant you would be able to feast on the tears of tier 4 through tier 7 battlesheep drivers who don't have a clue what a rudder and throttle are for ended with the CV rework back in 2018.
But baby seal tastes delicious!
@@thufir8055 They become good shoes as well
I was a horrible DD player because I spent the least amount of time in that class other than CVs, but I felt like a seal clubber when I would play the T5 Pan Asian DD.
Based on your Warships videos, one might think that the majority of games are throws
They probably are, I wouldn't be surprised if there's a betting ring in WoW...
Based on his current series run yeah..... However he does from time to time share that he curate's his videos to bring us the interesting ones.
They are. Just not this dramatic.
Playing WoWs means hoping that the enemy team is throwing harder than yours.
They are throws because most of the wows player base are morons.
that is pretty much every online game, not just WoWS
Dude got 10 kills but this was still the most chill gameplay I have ever seen. He just casually cruised around at 7kn the whole match
Not to mention he stopped once or twice and "became a pillbox"! Totally confused those firing torps at him as they all missed
Someone should photoshop 7 turrets onto a capybara
I love how Jingles combined the expressions “new sheriff in town” and “new kid on the block” with his paraphrase at the end. Never change, old man.
Funny story: back in December, when WG gave players a free T5 premium ship container, I managed to roll the Rio de Janeiro, while one of my friends rolled HMs Agincourt. Not realising we had basically gotten the same ship, we decided to test them, and upon seing the similarities I decided to google the Agincourt, having previously heard Jingles talk about the story, but not remembering any names given by either Brazil or Turkey. Ended up with a good laugh once we discovered that yes, we were indeed sailing the same ship.
I would not be surprised if Wargaming runs out the newest T5 premium Pan-European ship Sultan Osman I. They could have those secondaries come out to somewhere between Rio and Agincourt and fiddle with the dispersion to make the "new" ship unique.
ok, this was a legit insane game. it was almost like everyone ignored him until the end when no one else was left alive don't think i've seen someone do this before. bravo. great game of throws.
An air defence of sailors standing on the deck shooting at planes with rifles...
Not even that, throwing empty secondary battery shell casings into the air!
I'm *fairly* sure that happened at least once during the 1984 Falklands campaign -- ISTR one of the RN frigates (possibly HMS Ardent) had its SeaCat launcher and 4.5in(?) gun knocked out by Argentine air strikes, and at least a few sailors or Marines aboard were trying to do AA with small arms. Which might have worked, to a degree -- I recall reports of some Argentine A-4s taking enough small-arms damage that they had to be "dragged" home by tankers because they were leaking fuel so quickly.
@@firehawkdelta Being as the Falklands Conflict just commemorated it's 40th anniversary last year, I think you will find it occurred in 1982, not 1984
@@firehawkdelta The biggest thing about the time was that small arms fire could penetrate the cockpit or at least crack the glass so much the pilot can't really see so doing _something_ when you lack real AA is better than nothing. After all, if you pepper a plane with small arms rifle fire and land hits that pilot will hear the impacts and that will have some sort of negative impact on their willingness to get any closer.
Sailors doing the 'mad minute' with their 10 rd magazine Enfields would not be totally hopeless.
I was so scared the real throw was going to be letting the bb ram him
12:25 Jingles the lion's share IS all the attention. The fable goes like this: the lion is going hunting and some animal mates tag along. They get a kill and the mates split it into pieces to share, letting the lion do the distribution. He claims the first as king of the beasts, the middle bits because he's the bravest, strongest, etc. and the final piece is his because he'll kill whichever of his mates touches it first. All the shares go to the lion.
It's actually not all. While the origin may have started as all it is used commonly to mean the largest part or most of something.
The moment a full documentary about Aurelian ends you upload. This, this is a good existence.
Jingles. I'm one of those guys that watch your videos to unwind. I don't have enough time to commit to playing World of Warships, but enjoy the play and strategy of others while I just relax. Plus, I enjoy your historical commentary .. and come away from these videos with more naval history. So for my part, thank you for your historical naval insight .. and as all would agree .. your tremendous humor. Learn a little .. relax a little .. laugh a lot ..
I hope he gets the medical attention required after subjecting his back to that much weight.
A Chiropractor and Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) would work fine!
10 kills, Solo Warrior as well- incredibly good game!
Yes , honesly I dont remember when last time I had so much fun watching Jingles wows video , like 80% are same stuff , but that one was special I literally loveing that one , is got all 10 kills , solo warrior that is one great battle and i have sentiment for Agincourt I have played a loot of battles on her , I fly thre T5 brawl , that ship is a beast , but for me that is also bit personal , I have just one solo warrior and 8 kill record , solo warrior I won 2018 after I started playing wows on Richeliey , I did not relized what that is , but since then I came few times close , but still dont have 2nd one , 8 kills are decent , but that was 2019 so I feel like I did not make any progres in that area , my first though is grab Agincourt and have run , but I am not only one there are now a loot of players that play that ship as is easy to play ;) .
I forgot that achievement existed...yeah, I went "would be really nice if you had the equivalent of a Kolobanov medal in this game".
I haven't even played WoT in 8 years, but recently picked up WoWs again. Shame.
Jingles, when you see an Italian ship whose name starts with a G, followed by an i, prepare your tongue for the English J sound. 'Giussano' sounds not like Ghussano or Khussano, it sounds Jewssano, and Julius Caesar wasn't from Iberia but from Apennines, so 'Giulio Cesare' is not Spanish Khoolio, it is Italian Jewli-oh Chezzahreh, with a J, just like the summer month of July named after him :)
Oooh. That's good to know.
We anglophones are phonotactically locked to our own alphabet values... You will never manage to teach an Anglophone how to pronounce foreign names correctly unless they really, really want to. I think it's something to do with how uniquely complex and idiosyncratic English spelling is. The best way is to just send an audio recording and hope we bother to learn to mimic it by sound. Sorry.
@@Vinemaple Yeah...the one I laugh about is the Yueyang
In Mandarin Chinese..."ang" sounds like the " ong" in English words like "song"
The "yue" would sound like "yweh"
English "Eh" .....with a w(sound) in front of that and a y (sound) in front of that
Great fight by the Agincourt. I was kind of put in mind of the fight scene from several old Jackie Chan movies - surrounded by a ridiculous number of enemies, most of whom attack one at a time.
I think the best line that sums up the best way to fight in all these war game like properties.
"This is a fair fight, somebody screwed up."
The Brasilian Version is also in the Game. The Rio De Janeiro. She is also fun to play.
Knowing WeeGee, I'm confident the Turkish version will be in game Soon™.
@@Azrael_the_Black That'd be fun to see a division of versions of the same ship sailing around lol. Imagine the crossfires you'd get boxing people in.
Wow when this video started i was thinking why is this even worth watching.
Probably the craziest come back i’ve ever seen.
10 kills thats rediculous
I have this ship. I can attest to its abysmal main gun armament I play it exactly how Nota Chance did just let the secondaries melt anything stupid enough to challenge it under 9 km or 10 whichever it is, I forgot. Great vid. Jingles, you still have the golden voice!
Repeat the stories of the ships as often as you please, it's a large part of why I watch videos of a game I don't play. Thanks for the content as ever.
Finally, Omaha getting a shoutout :D 960+ battles in it.
As a CBT player who somehow crawled his way to the Zao a long time ago, that citadel hit at 5:12 gave me flashbacks...
10 kills. TEN!!! Wtf, that was an awesome game to watch Jingles. 😂👍
Hey jingles, I just wanted to say, I have been watching you everyday since 2011 when I started playing world of tanks. I just wanted to thank you for the 11 years of entertainment.
Celebes, now known as Sulawesi, which, in addition to being neighbor of the more well known Java, has its own quite good lineage of coffee. just learned about it when i got a bag this christmas.
I've been really enjoying the Kirov lately. It's such a skill ship, so you can really do well just every now and then you explode a bit.
*KIROV REPORTING*
Kirov is like North Carolina, it really teaches you how to play. Except it also earns you credits instead of costing them.
I consider myself passably competent in Agincourt and this beats anything i have ever manged. Great battle and, as ever, "flawless" commentary
Tier 4 and 5 are my absolute favorite. I have always believed they are the perfect tier.
Tier V was absolutely the sweet spot when I played. Not only because of everything Jingles said, but because the ships have fewer annoying gimmicks and shorter ranges, forcing players to engage more closely and rely less on firing while unseen and other effective high-level tactics that make top-tier games slower and less exciting.
The greatest throw I ever witnessed was while I was playing my V-25 in a Tier II match. I was the last player on my team still afloat, there were at least 4 enemy ships, and I was a one-shot kill, because I had been playing bat***t aggressive, V-25, chicks-dig-scars style. And I still had, like, 5.5km detectability back then, without captain skills. And I was in the enemy base in a Standard battle. So even though I was behind an island, it was OBVIOUS where I was. Or so I thought... until the entire enemy team derped AWAY from me, toward my team's base. I watched in amazement as my capture progress ticked down and nobody turned around. I won that game for my team, not by carrying it, but by... um... outsmarting the enemy? I guess?
Ya know who it is! Its ya boi Cold Waters, hes been missing you
Awesome match! XD
Tier 5 is sooo very much sealclubbing when you have two working rain cells because most players are like the last 5 kills for Nota-Chance. ^^
Greta name btw.
It's mental to me that they still put in ships on occasion with zero AA. The Rio has none as well and some may as well have no AA like the Viribus. It's anti aircraft consist of a guy with a shotgun running up and down the deck yelling obscenities while popping off shots at them.
Would have like to have seen the red team's chat - I bet at some point a few of them were telling the others not to cap so they could up their damage scores.
Nah, probably talking crap to that last cruiser because he wasn't shooting at anything. Calling him a coward until he got himself killed lol
Kind of funny to see how real "target fixation" is. It's a real world condition that creates a psychological "tunnel vision" that in CQB training, they work to train you out of.
WoW....amazing. So there is hope at those odds....geezz
I wish I could have saved the clip, but some years ago I was in my Kongo, a freaking Omaha came around the corner and fired his torps at me and detonated me with a single torp- it had hit between the first and second main gun turrets on my ship
I did that to a unavailable beta bb and lets just say chat wasnt friendly. I was in a dd.
There was another epic moment when I was playing, which would have fit perfectly here- I was in my New Mexico and the flank I had been on was collapsing on the two brothers map, so I pulled out. I decided to go center and try to solo-cap their base, *and succeeded, despite their carriers best efforts! They still had more than half of their team, and only about half of mine, and yet, *only* the carrier tried to reset the cap!
@@nicoferguson1215 I can better that lol. I was in a dd start of game and obviously rushed to cap middle cap behind a large rock/mountain and smoked up as per usual. Must have upset somebody in a previous battle as the enemy cv cam around the corner into my smoke and rammed me.
@@cutterbacon what's funny about mine, is it took something like 6 minutes to cap , as I was hit a couple of times by the carrier dive-bombers (I had far too much experience with torpedobeats in that ship for carrier drops at that point, being shortly before the Graf Zeppelin was super testing)
Some good laughs in this video, Jingles-thanks!
This has been my favorite battleship, since I first read on the battle of Jutland.....back around 1973 or so.
I have the entire OOB for Jutland, both British and German....in 1:6000 scale ships.
I've never tried wow.....but a 4m X 6m floor space, full of tiny ships is fun
HMS Emerald is one ship you don't want to find waiting for you as you come round the corner of a island.
Unless you're NotAChance lol
Two of the ships that I had the most fun in WoWS when I still played were the Texas and the Emile Bertin.
dd main here, think bb play is like watching grass grow, but that was the most amusing replay I have watched to date.
That was an interesting fight. Wow, wasn't expecting that ending.
This was a good one, thank you Jingles
I have to agree Jingles. The best games I've ever had were with the V-170. Got most of my crakens with that ship. The last one I had 8 kills.
Another great episode of Game of Throws
Just a point of clarification for me at least. Seal clubbing is when a vastly more experienced player plays with vastly inexperienced players. You can most definitely be a seal clubber in T5 battles as a T5 ship because you're more likely to run into inexperienced players at lower tiers. Also, make no mistake that a 21 point captain has a considerable effect on the game mechanics, let alone the experience of a player that has played long enough to get the 21 pts.
holy cow. it's like the 80s action movies. the enemies are just coming at the protagonist ONE at the time.
i feel like season 8 of this series will be incredible and have the best script
Hopefully he can stick the landing with the finale though
Happy New Year good sir!
I've been a subscriber to your channel since WOWS Beta and its been an absolute pleasure to watch your channel grow ( and rightly so ) over the years.
Your sense of humour and delivery always puts a smile on my face. Its been a tuff couple of years so when watching your content in that time I forget about what's going on in IRL and just have a laugh.
I just want to say a big thank you from me and your hard work is much appreciated.
Great fun game to watch - they were certainly clubbed, even if you don't want to call them seals :P
that one single torpedo in the end of the match still sitting in its tube prior to firing:´´My time has come´´
Upon hitting the water and taking of at the speed of a snail on heroin:´´ imma speed!:3´´
Double bloody kraken. Nice job Agincourt.
Enemy team: "GIVE UP! You're clearly outnumbered!"
Some guy in a HMS Agincourt: "That may be the case. But you are clearly outmatched!" *Proceeds to literally breathe fire* (secondaries)
You have for sure said that, a lot. Tier five where the grind starts to set in is where I play. Mostly 'cause the grind but...
Oh, yes the always overlooked Queen Elisabeth Destroyer class😅😅😅😅😅
the Arkansas Beta is basically a tier 4 Agincourt with decent main battery. 21 secondaries with 6ish km range with upgrades. The ship also gets all module/upgrades slots available. At tier 4. highly recommend it :,)
Only available for CBT players if i remember
@@Sindor33 true, true
This game is the epitomy of what WoWs players are. Not for our boy here with 10 kills, but the rest of the players involved, friendlies and enemies alike.
I have this ship AND the Rio de Janeiro - same ship, different configurations and different secondary setup. The story of how England got the Agincourt always misses the "second part". Germany had the battlecruiser Geoben (built in 1911) and a cruiser, just out, minding their own business in the Med when the first great unpleasantness broke out. Admiral Cunningham, despite outnumbering the German units by 2 cruiser squadrons, a battleship squadron and several destroyer squadrons, decided NOT to force battle but allowed them to sail to Constantinople. Once there, the Kaiser presented the ships to the Ottoman Sultan as gifts to replace the stolen Agincourt and HMS Erin. Enter the Yavuz Sultan Selim. In truth, the only thing that changed was the ensign flying from the masthead and the name painted on the side as the German captain and crew remained on board as "advisors". During the war, the Germans had kept pressuring the Sultan to open a front on Russia by shelling Sevastopol and the Russian Back Sea Fleet as the Selim was the most powerful ship on the sea. After several polite deflections, the Germans took matters into their own hands, put to sea and promptly shelled Sevastopol, forcing Turkey into a war with Russia. In 1918 she sank the British monitors HMS Raglan and M28. Yes, Winnie really knew how to screw things up.
Geoben / Yavuz Sultan Selim built 1911, renamed CGT Yavuz in 1936, decommissioned in 1950 and finally scrapped in 1973.
That wakeful kill was brutal
Breakfast with Jingles
I've had quite a bit of fun playing the Minekaze (Japanese tier V DD) in ranked. Good cheap fun in WoW.
This has been a real treat old man, i mean admiral. the reds amount of stupid was, i am just gonna quote you "yeah..." All the Agincourt needed were the basics of WoWs, this has been a stunning display of overconfidence, incompetence and next level stupidity by the reds. I just immagine the poor green soul that died half through and left the match with "another blowout damnit" in mind. And then, 10 minutes later, the victory message pops up and he sees 10! KILLS! I would have begged for that replay 😀
You definitely mentioned that mid tier games are most fun. Both in your WOWS and WOT videos.
And no, I agree with you. You cant be accused of sealclubbing in tier 5 given the way MM works. Tier 5 is the most anti sealclubing tier of all :)
It even has its own sea Jingles 🤣 the Celebes sea
A true SNAFU for the enemy team, Nota_Chance showed the enemy team how attacking him turned into a real FUBAR game for them. 10 thumbs up for him, 1 for each kill!
I wonder how the HMS Agincourt would do with The Mighty Jingles as its commander. I have The Mighty Jingles as the commander of my HMS Warspite, as you suggested!
FYI while the UK did run the spitfire funds in WW2 whenever a person/community "bought" a spitfire they didn't actually pay for one. The price the public were told it cost to buy a spitfire was £5,000. However, in reality the spitfire cost £10-12,000
this was the epic throw in the game of throws
Didn’t think I was going to enjoy watching a tier 5 battle, but it was good.
T5 can be viewed as the place where players will know whether they’re good enough and willing to grind and / or spend enough to continue recording good games all the way to T10, or if they don’t want to deal with all that and prefer to treat this as just a game they play to have fun.
you should get another kraken for 10 kills
As they say Jingles, "you can't fix stupid."
What a great game the Agincourt had!
My back hurts just watching that. What a carry!
Been thinking about buying the Nassua back. Loved that ship and would love to see how I do in it now.
Great Video Jingles!
I love this ship with all my heart.
Nota needed a damned good lie down after that carry!!
And at the end, someone also needed to reply in Chat: "Yes! 10 Kills is possible WHEN you stay alive, know how to use your Ship, and don't suicide!!"
Love the Agincourt, 8.6 km secondarys
Brazil's inability pay for Agincourt was not bc dip in prize of phosphates, but rubber and coffee. Oh Jingles, never change.
Jingles your ability to butcher italian names is quite awesome
Whenever one of these starts I always check to make sure I'm not in it.
ON Viribus we have 4 AA guns, we used to say with my friend that the 4 musketeers are on board and shooting down planes :)
Great video Jingles. As Usual
we few,we lucky few,we band of brothers!
The Japanese did the same thing to pay for the Mutsu. It was nicknamed the Children's ship as primary schools in particular publically contributed to its funding. The children were happily donating their pocket money to pay for her.
I dont actually watch the video. I just tune in to while I'm building Skyrim mod stuff to listen to the dulcet tones of Jingles
the surest path to a win is not always the one taken...
His back must be in absolute pain from carrying his team
To be fair, the Brits are well renowned for nicking all the good bits from around the world, so technically pinching back something that they had already made is not the worst thing Brits have "borrowed for the benefit of the empire."
Ah... World of Warships, the gentleman's answer to Choo Choo Charles.
There is also the brazilian (pan-american) version of the Agincourt in the game now, the Rio de Janeiro. While they are basically the same ship, they are playing completely different. The Agincourt is a brawler and has enhanced secondaries (faster reload, longer base range and better base accuracy) but awful main guns (long reload, short range and questionable accuracy). The Rio de Janeiro is, what i would say, a Sniper. The secondaries, while quite numerous as well, are pretty standard but the main battery has faster reload (31 sec compared to 36 sec on Agincourt), longer range and way better accuracy.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why "I don't play tier 5"! The Agincourt player must have been really-really truly drunk: He really was invisible! lol
Funny that recently I had a game in the Mackensen on this same map, on the same side defending the same cap
Afternoon sweet Prince Mighty Jangles
Brilliant Agincourt!!!!