Most of them don't even try to show their anger at you. They seem so crushed by the fact that they lost their empires. They really crush any motivation you had to destroy other civilizations, and I'm glad that this was done so well.
Imperial Japanese Pepe Barbarossa was once of the most Power german emperors of the first empire (hre) easily defeating both byzantine and the byzantines enemies. Otto von bismark did manage to reunite the german states yet Barbarossa is just as important for history.
Platinum V3 If you want even more sad is when you defeat Pedro II his line was actually his last words and you killed a kind leader, who seems like a jackass now
I like to see it as you sit on their throne, and they're completely restrained, 2 of your loyal guards have the sharp blades of spears between their neck, and these are their last words before they're promptly decapitated.
Teddy Roosevelt, Pedro II, Barbarossa and Montezuma were the heartbreaking ones Fun Fact: in Real life, when the Brazil's Empire falled, Teddy Roosevelt said "I don't understand why Brazil implanted a Republic changing such a cultured leader (Pedro II), Gentle and Philosophical"
Brazils husyorians cannot explain this clearly either. His best friend out off blue assauted the palace with some troops screaming long live the republic and a few minutes later he and the same soldiers were scorting Pedro to a ship to portugal. The soldiers insisted him to keep the crow jewels but he sayd it was a brazillians patrimony. They agreed in enchange the kings jewels for a sack of Earth, this way he would still have thse lands with him. To me I supposed he staged and couped himself and implated the republic at cost of his own power.
@@peterneimann9803 I mean, he didn't really want to be an emperor, he wanted to be... a teacher, if I'm not wrong? Anyway, this would be the biggest mistake of his entire life, 200 years of chaos. Oh boy, what a coup.
The answer why: slavery. Dom Pedro II ended slavery, the guys that profited from it got mad at him, bribed a lot of the military, and removed him. So yeah, Brazil republic was born from slaveowners and military despots, that created a feudal like system where they ruled their fiefdoms, while controling peoples livehoods and votes. Funny detail, when they made the coup, they were surprised that Pedro backed down, not just because he wanted no bloodshed, but they didn't want him out, just scare him into legalizing slavery again.
Brazil's republic was a literal overnight military coup, which no one expected but (as it happens in Brazil) also no one complained enough. As mentioned, it was, simply putting, because whoever could complain were slave owners, already dissatisfied with the end of slavery and the military was strong since Paraguay War. And the rest of the population, well. They just had to take it, like always. That being said, D. Pedro wasn't such an educated and gentle man or even diplomatic enough, as we see through Paraguai War and all the insurrections taken place inside the empire.
Peter is good, but is a cliché of a typical Russian tsar. He poorly represented himself as he was. Catherine from Civ5 was more genuine and even has delivered some fun, as well as in real history she showed herself as an outstanding ruler while being joked at for some good reasons)
its some sort of samurai symbol that inspired the triforce in zelda i dont know muvh about it though besides that edit: i did more research and its actually the family crest of the Hojo clan.
Peyton Reed Gandhi being obsessed with nukes is a running gag in the Civ series. There was a bug in the first Civ Game where his aggression value would go from minimum to maximum if he adopted Democracy because of a programming oversight, making him rush nukes and destroy everyone in a state of insatiable bloodthirst.
Peyton 'Nova DragonWraith' Reed yeah what happened was that in civ 1 when he adopted democracy, his aggression level (which was already 1) would drop by two. Since I’m programming there are no negatives or zeros, it cycled and his aggression level becam 255/10
After Japan declared a surprise war on me I retaliated by taking all of their cities (no razing), but.. I felt so bad at his admission of defeat. I just thought "Did I take my revenge too far?"
It's a two way street. They did embark on imperial conquest after the meji revolution, since the country was ravaged after centuries of civil war. And thought it was time show the 'foreigners' who's boss, never again they will be threaten. Don't be too harsh on yourself, you saw your capacity to be dark.
I once played a multiplayer civ 6 game as teddy, and a neighboring player declared a surprise war on me I was not prepared for, taunting me all the while. the only city they took was boston, and I had heavy losses keeping them back. all cities soon switched to military production. swordsmen, archers, and even catapults and seigetowers were being sent in every turn. we destroyed the frontline troops, and all my enemy did was make archers after that, a grave mistake on his part. we retook boston, and then one of cities in 5 turns of eachother, and he realized his disadvantage and position. I tried pulling back my troops, and offering peace. but he took up defensive position on the river separating us and damaged many of my troops with archers, forcing my hand. I took his military encampment outside the city, and started knocking on his walls. thats when he ragequit.
@@oreodepup I've never really gotten a chance to see them in action, like I said, my units had moved to his capital and were getting ready until he dipped outta the game
Saladin: ''Victory' is changing the hearts of your opponents, through gentleness, through kindness.' Also Saladin: *proceeds to nuke my civ and end the game.*
"...through gentleness, through kindness." - Literally 10 minutes ago - >Kills hundred of my people, razes my city to the ground and nukes another P.S: Some of these are actually pretty sad
Dranwulf 777 I mean to be fair, change is scary for everyone. Especially if you have an entire civilization you’re leading. Accepting it can also lead to downfall.
@@__mindflayer__ Exactly, the colonial era forced many countries to be in the game. It was either convergence or die. And the Aztecs thought the Spaniards were Gods! But still they chose not to learn the new way for the better of their people. Just think if empires like the Aztecs or Incans decided to learn from the colonials. What would happen?
There's a certain amusement to be had at Freddy Redbeard being clad in plate from toe to neck when it wasn't invented at his time. ...gotta say he looks smashing in it tho
@Jotaro97 I know, but look at paintings of him, he is depicted wearing that armor. The painting is probably not from when he lived, medieval painters tended to depict historic figures or events in their current technology even though it wasn’t historically accurate. The designers behind Frederick’s look ingame probably googled images of him and based his design off of that painting.
@@ryanbecker6713 Its just to fit the whole viking aesthetic. Also I read somewhere (not saying its 100% the truth) that a lot of the Scandinavians who converted to Christianity did so only to retain their lives,while still keeping their faith deep inside.
Peter was the first ruler I ever defeated. His words were so poetic and haunting. Like he was walking thru the wheat fields to the afterlife like Maximus.
0:45 - These were the true worlds of the Emperor of Brazil on deathbed. And since this deposiition on 1889, Brazil went from bad to worse from crysis to crysis, dictatorships to dictatorships and it is 2023 and the country reached rock bottom.
Taking out Spain is a little bit depressing. Phillip is a true believer. Victoria just needs to open her mouth and talk about empire to gin up aggro, and her defeat speech makes me even happier I did it.
@@balislamseidazov8707 it actually means she's one of many characters who's historical achievements never really were quite grand enough to reach outside the region from which they hail and that, among these characters, she is the only one with the audacity to claim she will be remembered, an ironic statement I decided to call her out on with the comment you have been so kind as to reply to.
@@Birkebeiner1066 It is true that she aint famous, but her words probably come from the values we believe Scythians held. We are taught in school that Scythians gave an extremely high value to honesty and sincerety which is connected to hopes that their descendants will remember them as honorable people (which in turn is important as in the steppe oral literature and communication was much more dominant than writing and documenting stuff, so you must be a very virtous person to be remembered). These values also show themselves in her disliking surprise wars. So yes, she sticks to her values and hopes to be remembered for it. Plus she was not a warmonger in a quest for glory (the kind of people famous in history), she only had to go to a defensive war against Persia because she lost her husband previously and her son who was killed by Persians, otherwise she would have been a boring, peaceful, unknown leader. My point is she doesn't claim to be a golden name in the history. I know all of it bcuz I come from the region where Scythians lived, people give their daughters her name and shoot movies about her.
Whenever I play Civ 6, I form as many friendships as I can, and try my hardest to hold on declaring war for as long as I can. When I win, I take very little. When I lose, I accept the first treaty proposed to me. I know many people do not play this way, but I do.
They're native speakers of the language or people who have studied the language. There are still a ton of people who speak Nahuatl, for example. In cases like Cleopatra, a language is used that is not from the time period, but still from the region. Cleopatra in real life likely spoke Middle Demotic, but in game speaks Middle Egyptian, which was spoken about 2,000 years earlier. The modern world knows more of the Middle Egyptian language than Middle Demotic, so it's easier to write dialogue for.
TeamClusterTruck There were also cases when Civ had civilisations whose language was forgotten, in which case they used their language's closest modern relatives. For example, Civ V Atilla spoke Chuvash, which is a Russian Turkic language believed to have been related to the language of the Huns.
@TeamClusterTruck: I'm pretty sure that Cleopatra actually spoke Greek, seeing as she was a member of a dynasty founded by one of the generals of Alexander the Great.
Barbossa was my first victory me and him had been waging war since ancient times (border disputes) and when I got my samurai I overcame his forces pretty quickly until he had his last city we made peace but he was surrounded after which I sold him all my wine bankrupting him he threaten war cause I was two close to his borders he manage to make one last city and some soldiers by then I had musketeers and wanted his land when I conquered his last city and saw his ending speech and him praying my reign be more peaceful I lost all taste for conquest and began expanding in culture and science he really affected me deeply
I'm aware that Christianity in Scandinavia went through a syncretic phase for a short time after conversion but in what way do Paganism and Christianity overlap in modern Norway?
@Fiend Matador Slayer of a Thousand Noobs it was like this in large chunk of other Catholic nations. Good example would also be Kashubians - religious, but with many pagan traditions even to this day. Source: Kashubian
The first civ I ever conquered was Spain, I was Australia and my empire was bigger than his he declared war and his siege failed, he asked for peace, begged for it, but I destroyed him and his only legacy was the two Spanish cities of Madrid and Barcelona. His treachery was over and I vowed never to wage war again.
Every time I see Hojo’s defeated cutscene, I think he’s killing himself with his katana, stabbing himself in the stomach. Then he turns his body and I realize that he’s just sheathing it.
When I first defeated America and I heard him say "Congratulations", I was really surprised. Taking it so well, after everything I did? It left me much humbled for the rest of my playthrough.
These are all the nations shown in defeat in order, with the languages the leader spoke. America, English Arabia, Arabic Aztecs, Nahuatl Brazil, Portuguese China, Mandarin Egypt, Middle Egyptian Britain, English France, French Germany, Old High German Greece, Greek (maybe Tsakonian?) The other Greece, Greek India, Hindustani Kongo, Kongo Norway, Norwegian (maybe Old Norse?) Rome, Latin Russia, Russian Scythia, Scythian Spain, Spanish Sumeria, Sumerian Japan, Japanese
K story time I was playing a domination game and Gandhi had only one city left. So I decide to give him a taste of his own medicine and declare a surprise war via nuking his last city. Now the first "strange" thing that happened was that he had no reaction to the war declaration. I'm new to civ so I don't know if that is normal or not when it comes to declaring surprise wars via unit attacks instead of going to the leaders screen. But anyway I waited like 10 turns for the radiation to clear up so I could take the city. Eventually I captured it and something happened I know isn't normal, It didn't play his defeat scene. I just captured the city and chose to keep it and ended my turn. My theory is that since it was a surprise war (and they didn't know I had nukes) they didn't have time to take Gandhi to a bunker and he fucking got incinerated. "You may destroy my body..." Yeah I think I did a lot more than just destroy ur body
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Everyone else: I am defeated.
Norway: We going on vacation to Valhalla and you’re not lmao
I'm dead 😂😂
im from Norway and i can approve
Valhall is indeed a popular vacation destination over here
*We going*
I love how everyone gets pissed while denouncing you but they just laugh at you
You may imprison me, destroy my body, but you will never destroy my nuclear arsenal.
This isn't the real Gandhi good thing we killed em
thats gandi right there
Nuclear Gandhi
@@Charizard1511 Almost heaven.
that's russia
The saddest part about Pedro's defeat quote is that those were his actual last words in real life. RIP my Brazilian bro.
He was portuguese lol
TheGios100 No bro he was Brazilian his father Pedro I was Portuguese
hurr Pedro II português durr Pedro II português
se ele era português, então todos aqueles que nasceram em países um dia colonizados por portugal são portugueses.
Pior que é mesmo kkk foi mal
Most of them don't even try to show their anger at you. They seem so crushed by the fact that they lost their empires. They really crush any motivation you had to destroy other civilizations, and I'm glad that this was done so well.
this is pretty true with all of the civs, except for Catherine de Medici, she was just like " well ya got me, gg no re, now go away."
Tortture it only motivated me more 😈
Especially for Philip, Hojo, Frederick and Gilgamesh. Those were depressing.
@@grzegorzbrzeczyszykiewic3338 cause that's how she was in real life lol
Cleopatra is a dick, she motivated me to create planet America
Barbarossa accepting defeat like a man.
there should be otto von bismarck and not barbarossa i think
Why not Hitler?
because Otto von Bismarck is a typical german
Imperial Japanese Pepe Barbarossa was once of the most Power german emperors of the first empire (hre) easily defeating both byzantine and the byzantines enemies. Otto von bismark did manage to reunite the german states yet Barbarossa is just as important for history.
Thargrim also Bismarck was in Civ V
0:57 "I never thought this could happen" well Qin Shi Huang, you did survive like three assassination attempts, I can see how it would go to your head
America and Germany were the only ones to congratulate you in a sadly manner when you defeat them.
Platinum V3 If you want even more sad is when you defeat Pedro II his line was actually his last words and you killed a kind leader, who seems like a jackass now
Platinum V3 yeah yeah bullshut
why you angry? also you didn't spell it right
Also kind of france
@@V55-y3z france was "good job now leave me"
Germany & Japan: *Honorable warriors accepting defeat*
England & Spain: *DRAMA QUEEN SCREECHES*
Arabia & India: *Philosophic burns*
France: *sips wine* oh lol whatever...
So true
Russia:Well, we fucked up
_Just like another war I’m thinking about_
in typical france fashion
And Brazil?
Everyone:
You have defeated me, i surrender to you.
Norway:
Valhall party time, out of the way, dork.
Nanananana you don't get to go to Valhalla
seeing a sad and defeated teddy just crushed me off the bat, then every other leader just wanted to make it worse.
I love how humble some of them are.
teddy?
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy took it like a damn man though
Sean That’s kind of the point. I think you’re meant to feel bad for kicking the shit out of them.
Pedro makes me especially sad considering those were his last words and how violent and bad most of Brazil is today.
Rockefeller Street
that's why we want the monarchy back
The republic has been a piece of shit since the day it was created.
- - 100th like
high bahamut Bruh. Imagine wanting a monarch in 2019.
@@kaijuslayer3334 LMAO
@@kaijuslayer3334 lmao imagine falling for the trap of 'democracy'
Ghandi:"You can chain me, you can torture me, but you will never imprison the nukes who are comming for your capital."
@Mistjor you forgot to wipe your mouth after pooping horseshit.
@Ashvin Vaidyanathan OK pedant.
i can't describe how i had laughed so hard. :D
Nnnaaahh arab and turks=greater islamic history
They missed an opportunity for Gandhi, no nuclear explosion in his background.
maximaldinotrap because what if you defeat them in the industrial era, and then there’s a nuke in the background
@@royyark2896 Still needs a nuke
I couldent agree more, prehistoric nukes lmfao
@@salsalvador3354 could be in the catal huyuk times and still a nuke lol
@@salsalvador3354 Stone collider
"England, thank providence, will ascend again"
*Razes London to the ground*
But it’s a capital, so you can’t.
The Dark Side shit England
@@sanjaypadmanabhan2856 I don’t see why not.
London bridge has fallen down...
Then nuke it once and again until it has 1 population and then refuse to make it regrow.
I've always imagined the characters telling you this before you kill them. Like your at the foot of their throne with a weapon pointed at them
Damm, that makes it even more disturbing.
I thought it would be them kneeling at your feet while you sit on their throne
I have came to end your life
France: hah no, you can go back STUPID, Xd funniest shit I ever seen in my entire life.
But what if someone liberates the empire by taking over the city, is there just a clone?
I like to see it as you sit on their throne, and they're completely restrained, 2 of your loyal guards have the sharp blades of spears between their neck, and these are their last words before they're promptly decapitated.
"May God grant me my last wishes....peace and prosperity for Brazil"
*well...*
*Burns down every city in brazil*
This was his last words before he died... And i'm saying in real life
*YOU'RE GOING TO BRAZIL!*
Peace and prosperity, something that Brazilian Republic didn't have, don't have and will never have.
@@arthurluna6189 Any of us Wil have...
Teddy's one broke my heart, so did Germany.
yeah. they both seem sad, but pretty much wish you luck in the future
I had to read the english translation cuz i couldnt understand the german he was speaking xD
I dont had that problem I speak german and honor is whit Japan and germany
Teddy Roosevelt, Pedro II, Barbarossa and Montezuma were the heartbreaking ones
Fun Fact: in Real life, when the Brazil's Empire falled, Teddy Roosevelt said "I don't understand why Brazil implanted a Republic changing such a cultured leader (Pedro II), Gentle and Philosophical"
I thought Teddy didn't like south American that much? Or was that Puerto Ricans?
Brazils husyorians cannot explain this clearly either. His best friend out off blue assauted the palace with some troops screaming long live the republic and a few minutes later he and the same soldiers were scorting Pedro to a ship to portugal. The soldiers insisted him to keep the crow jewels but he sayd it was a brazillians patrimony. They agreed in enchange the kings jewels for a sack of Earth, this way he would still have thse lands with him.
To me I supposed he staged and couped himself and implated the republic at cost of his own power.
@@peterneimann9803 I mean, he didn't really want to be an emperor, he wanted to be... a teacher, if I'm not wrong? Anyway, this would be the biggest mistake of his entire life, 200 years of chaos. Oh boy, what a coup.
The answer why: slavery. Dom Pedro II ended slavery, the guys that profited from it got mad at him, bribed a lot of the military, and removed him. So yeah, Brazil republic was born from slaveowners and military despots, that created a feudal like system where they ruled their fiefdoms, while controling peoples livehoods and votes. Funny detail, when they made the coup, they were surprised that Pedro backed down, not just because he wanted no bloodshed, but they didn't want him out, just scare him into legalizing slavery again.
Brazil's republic was a literal overnight military coup, which no one expected but (as it happens in Brazil) also no one complained enough. As mentioned, it was, simply putting, because whoever could complain were slave owners, already dissatisfied with the end of slavery and the military was strong since Paraguay War. And the rest of the population, well. They just had to take it, like always.
That being said, D. Pedro wasn't such an educated and gentle man or even diplomatic enough, as we see through Paraguai War and all the insurrections taken place inside the empire.
Wow! Peter 1 speaks in pure Russian without any accent! Please, receive my respect for this.
Михаил Балашов even I kinda understood, I'm czech
Has Civ ever let us Russophones down? Not in Civ V, not in Civ VI, never.
Catherine spoke perfect, accent-free Russian... even though she realistically would have a German accent :P
Peter is good, but is a cliché of a typical Russian tsar. He poorly represented himself as he was. Catherine from Civ5 was more genuine and even has delivered some fun, as well as in real history she showed herself as an outstanding ruler while being joked at for some good reasons)
Big Mood imagine Stalin being instead of Cate there, so what an accent could we have lost:)
4:04 Japan be rocking that triforce
Thought I was the only one who saw that lol
its some sort of samurai symbol that inspired the triforce in zelda i dont know muvh about it though besides that
edit: i did more research and its actually the family crest of the Hojo clan.
Im surprised the japanese emperor didnt commit seppuku lol
When I booted up civ for the first time, that's instantly what I thought of when I saw him.
ghandi: AND YOU WILL NEVER DESTROY MY REPETITION OF NUKING
Donald Trump I don't get it
Peyton Reed Gandhi being obsessed with nukes is a running gag in the Civ series. There was a bug in the first Civ Game where his aggression value would go from minimum to maximum if he adopted Democracy because of a programming oversight, making him rush nukes and destroy everyone in a state of insatiable bloodthirst.
Peyton 'Nova DragonWraith' Reed yeah what happened was that in civ 1 when he adopted democracy, his aggression level (which was already 1) would drop by two. Since I’m programming there are no negatives or zeros, it cycled and his aggression level becam 255/10
Pedro was the first CIV I ever took down and damn it hit me hard 😭😭😭
Sameee
Well I play Germany and there's no USA so German empire go brrrrrrrrr
the saddest part is this was actually his last words, and unfortunately we are not in peace
@@MrchlRuffo thanks for the history
That's so sad; Pedro actually said that. He always was one of my favorites.
After Japan declared a surprise war on me I retaliated by taking all of their cities (no razing), but.. I felt so bad at his admission of defeat. I just thought "Did I take my revenge too far?"
Liolar43 I wish I could release them later.
It's a two way street. They did embark on imperial conquest after the meji revolution, since the country was ravaged after centuries of civil war. And thought it was time show the 'foreigners' who's boss, never again they will be threaten.
Don't be too harsh on yourself, you saw your capacity to be dark.
I retaliated against Spain and I felt the same way until I saw the city-state destroy Seville then I felt more merciful and captured Madrid
I felt the same way when i wiped out brazil, they started it but i responded by bombing all their districts before moving tanks on them
A surprise war is a good excuse to seize valuable land, especially if neither party does anything until late game
I once played a multiplayer civ 6 game as teddy, and a neighboring player declared a surprise war on me I was not prepared for, taunting me all the while. the only city they took was boston, and I had heavy losses keeping them back. all cities soon switched to military production. swordsmen, archers, and even catapults and seigetowers were being sent in every turn. we destroyed the frontline troops, and all my enemy did was make archers after that, a grave mistake on his part. we retook boston, and then one of cities in 5 turns of eachother, and he realized his disadvantage and position. I tried pulling back my troops, and offering peace. but he took up defensive position on the river separating us and damaged many of my troops with archers, forcing my hand. I took his military encampment outside the city, and started knocking on his walls. thats when he ragequit.
I could never understand why someone that has been clearly been beaten never accepts surrender.
Siege towers are the best things in the entire game change my mind
@@oreodepup I've never really gotten a chance to see them in action, like I said, my units had moved to his capital and were getting ready until he dipped outta the game
@@hexon8013 Most likely a feeling of pride to fight to the end
No Barbarossa there is no need to give your scepter, you can keep it
Saladin: ''Victory' is changing the hearts of your opponents, through gentleness, through kindness.'
Also Saladin: *proceeds to nuke my civ and end the game.*
Saladin claims victory is achieved trough kindness.
But as soon as he sees you are not practicing the islam religion, he's denouncing you.
HA.
*Ironic.* He could save others from death, but not himself.
Ryan Waasdorp I am the Senate.
@@illegalproductconsumer702 Not yet
Blyat McBlyat it’s treason, then.
IllegalProductConsumer *jumps and began to screech*
"...through gentleness, through kindness."
- Literally 10 minutes ago -
>Kills hundred of my people, razes my city to the ground and nukes another
P.S: Some of these are actually pretty sad
arabia has nukes?
Kinda Quranic. Yes, that’s sweet
lasts words of Dom Pedro II 0:46
Dor no peito...
😢😢😢
.
It's even worse when you realize what a hell hole brazil has become today.
0:44 "Que deus me conceda esses últimos desejos - paz e prosperidade para o Brasil"
Unfortunately his wishes weren't granted.
Seeing such a sad Dom Pedro makes me actually sad
" жизнь прожить - не поле перейти" хорошая фраза. Звучит классно
Как по мне, не к месту.
Что это вообще значит?
@@МаксимК-я4ы Жизнь не так проста как кажется
@@МаксимК-я4ы ну, перейти поле легко. Взял и пошёл. А вот жизнь прожить не так просто.
Badass defiance: Mvemba, Harold, Pericles
Badass acceptance: Teddy, Catherine
Heartbreaking acceptance: Pedro II, Barbarossa
Lol pathetic!: Quin shi huang, Gorgo, Phillip
K but where is Tomyris
Gilgamesh is heartbreaking too, considering his AI is almost always a bro to you if you don't go killing everyone Tomyris is in the Badass Acceptance,
You missed out a few...
Also Montezuma is sad
Cogwheel No matter what I do Gilgamesh just fucking hates me.
never thought Id feel sorry for Moctezuma... he looks so heartbroken...
well he literally dedicated every millimeter of his existence to that after all
@@mateusyaeger3292 He was also a fool who didn't embrace change like Japan did in our history.
Dranwulf 777 I mean to be fair, change is scary for everyone. Especially if you have an entire civilization you’re leading. Accepting it can also lead to downfall.
@@__mindflayer__ Exactly, the colonial era forced many countries to be in the game. It was either convergence or die. And the Aztecs thought the Spaniards were Gods! But still they chose not to learn the new way for the better of their people. Just think if empires like the Aztecs or Incans decided to learn from the colonials. What would happen?
Dranwulf 777 Yea. What an interesting thing to think about.
Ghandi's still an evil warlord even when he loses.
Not gonna lie, Philip's reaction made me laugh.
Filip Andersson
that's sad.
Filip Andersson i'm from spain but i smiled. He is sad because he believes yisus has abandoned him
His animations are funny
ThatOneGuy yep that’s a pleasure to look at him when Spain is allied to you. His mug and gestures are sweeter than azucár)
Phillip’s AI is really obnoxious though
Hojo had me worried there, thought the man was gonna seppuku.
he probally would, or ask the player character to kill him, after the cutscene
Philip II: *Gets defeated*
Me: *Laughs in Dutch*
I laugh back at you in Duke de Alba.
**Laughs in 2010 Iniesta's goal**
@@SpanishDio laughs in the destruction of the Spanish team in 2014
@@jasperachtereekte9611 We still have that Mundial tho
@@SpanishDio hope you get kick by Nigel de Jong
Gandhi: You will never imprison my nukes
Virgin “We will rise again!”: 1:18
Chad “Yeah whatever, just go already”: 1:34
Phillip and Gilgamesh in disbelief
Catherine, i like your style...
There's a certain amusement to be had at Freddy Redbeard being clad in plate from toe to neck when it wasn't invented at his time.
...gotta say he looks smashing in it tho
Michael VPS If you look at paintings of him, he wears that armor
Yeah but he can also rule a technologically advanced empire, so his armor is probably the least out of place chronologically
And Hardrada being pagan lmao
@Jotaro97 I know, but look at paintings of him, he is depicted wearing that armor. The painting is probably not from when he lived, medieval painters tended to depict historic figures or events in their current technology even though it wasn’t historically accurate. The designers behind Frederick’s look ingame probably googled images of him and based his design off of that painting.
@@ryanbecker6713 Its just to fit the whole viking aesthetic. Also I read somewhere (not saying its 100% the truth) that a lot of the Scandinavians who converted to Christianity did so only to retain their lives,while still keeping their faith deep inside.
"Paz e prosperidade para o Brasil"
Eu vejo isso e penso o que a gente ta fazendo com nosso país
Nuestros estados... ¿por qué señor, por qué nos has abandonado?
@@Carpirata Tú que haces aquí? Xd
Roosevelt and Barrabosa took it really well
Peter was the first ruler I ever defeated. His words were so poetic and haunting. Like he was walking thru the wheat fields to the afterlife like Maximus.
Pericles giving some great final words. We die, but we live on in the memories of others.
I like how some of them just seem so crushed but most of them just seem way to accepting of their defeat
It’s so funny how France and Norway are just like “Well crap, I lost. Alrighty I got some wine to sip and a feast to attend to, CYA!”
Greece: "what we left behind has been woven in to others."
Me who killed their settler in the 1st turn:
It's actually really funny to see Gandhi reacting like I am a giant asshole, even if he nuked me first.
0:45 - These were the true worlds of the Emperor of Brazil on deathbed. And since this deposiition on 1889, Brazil went from bad to worse from crysis to crysis, dictatorships to dictatorships and it is 2023 and the country reached rock bottom.
3:24 "The Empress falls, but I will be remembered. Will you?"
If I'm the one that beat you, yes, yes I will be remembered.
Victors write history
@@coolmanhunter8671 precisely
She hopes you would be on the losing side one day.
This is exactly what I think whenever I hear her say that.
“You may imprison me, destroy my body but you will never destroy my mind”
Me with access to a puddle of stagnant water:
i know this looks sad, but at the same time its so satisfying to see these leaders fall after they declare war on me without any reason
All other civs: oh no we lost!
Germany: we lost lol, here have this.
0:56 - 1:02
Nobody :
Qin Shi Huang with english captions on : invade MLG alien face yeah.
Taking out Spain is a little bit depressing. Phillip is a true believer. Victoria just needs to open her mouth and talk about empire to gin up aggro, and her defeat speech makes me even happier I did it.
I agree. I think it’s underrated because the sheer devastation he expresses is heartbreaking. Same with Montezuma.
Everyone:accepting defeat
Phillp: Por qúe?!?
0:29 It must be a special kind of terror and despair to feel that you’ve failed not only your people, but your gods as well.
I wholeheartedly expected Hojo to recite his Jinsei and commit Seppuku
japan's made me tear up
I like how Tomyris talks about being remembered even though no one even knew she was a historical person before she made an appearance in the game
I am not even mad, u just never studied central asian history. Does it mean she is forgotten tho?
@@balislamseidazov8707 it actually means she's one of many characters who's historical achievements never really were quite grand enough to reach outside the region from which they hail and that, among these characters, she is the only one with the audacity to claim she will be remembered, an ironic statement I decided to call her out on with the comment you have been so kind as to reply to.
@@Birkebeiner1066 It is true that she aint famous, but her words probably come from the values we believe Scythians held. We are taught in school that Scythians gave an extremely high value to honesty and sincerety which is connected to hopes that their descendants will remember them as honorable people (which in turn is important as in the steppe oral literature and communication was much more dominant than writing and documenting stuff, so you must be a very virtous person to be remembered). These values also show themselves in her disliking surprise wars. So yes, she sticks to her values and hopes to be remembered for it.
Plus she was not a warmonger in a quest for glory (the kind of people famous in history), she only had to go to a defensive war against Persia because she lost her husband previously and her son who was killed by Persians, otherwise she would have been a boring, peaceful, unknown leader. My point is she doesn't claim to be a golden name in the history.
I know all of it bcuz I come from the region where Scythians lived, people give their daughters her name and shoot movies about her.
3:33 "sad spanish empire noises"
Saladin: Victory is achieved through kindness
Also Saladin: Takes a million of his Mamluks and AT Crews and sieges my capital
3:58 Top 10 saddest anime deaths
hahahahahahahaha
French and english queens: not sad if defeated
Willhelmina: top 10 saddest anime deaths
0:09 Kim Jon Ghun: I had that dream again
Ghandi’s should have been:I have been defeated, *sigh*, launch the nukes.
honestly the fact they got Nahuatl for the Aztecs just fucking blew my mind.
Mad respect.
I like Americas defeat screen
Telling you that you'll go far just hits me somehow
"What we leave behind is woven into the lives of others"
And with the amount Pericles moves around, his helmet must be woven into his scalp
Whenever I play Civ 6, I form as many friendships as I can, and try my hardest to hold on declaring war for as long as I can. When I win, I take very little. When I lose, I accept the first treaty proposed to me. I know many people do not play this way, but I do.
Gorgo doesn't look that mad at all.
how do these people how read let along say these old languages like the aztec language?
They're native speakers of the language or people who have studied the language. There are still a ton of people who speak Nahuatl, for example. In cases like Cleopatra, a language is used that is not from the time period, but still from the region. Cleopatra in real life likely spoke Middle Demotic, but in game speaks Middle Egyptian, which was spoken about 2,000 years earlier. The modern world knows more of the Middle Egyptian language than Middle Demotic, so it's easier to write dialogue for.
Similarly, Gilgamesh speaks Old Akkadian rather than Sumerian, for similar reasons. Pieces of Sumerian are here and there in his dialogue, though.
The Aztec language is not dead. Nahuatl is still spoken in some areas in Mexico.
TeamClusterTruck There were also cases when Civ had civilisations whose language was forgotten, in which case they used their language's closest modern relatives. For example, Civ V Atilla spoke Chuvash, which is a Russian Turkic language believed to have been related to the language of the Huns.
@TeamClusterTruck: I'm pretty sure that Cleopatra actually spoke Greek, seeing as she was a member of a dynasty founded by one of the generals of Alexander the Great.
qhi shi huang dont cry. I will build all the wonders you took from me a long time ago for me this time
Dom Pedro II
Why would Gorgo say "Sparta", wasn't the Term for the Spartan State "Lacedaemon" in greek?
Every other faction leader: NOOOO THIS CANT BE HAPPENING!!! America and Germany: gg wp
Barbossa was my first victory me and him had been waging war since ancient times (border disputes) and when I got my samurai I overcame his forces pretty quickly until he had his last city we made peace but he was surrounded after which I sold him all my wine bankrupting him he threaten war cause I was two close to his borders he manage to make one last city and some soldiers by then I had musketeers and wanted his land when I conquered his last city and saw his ending speech and him praying my reign be more peaceful I lost all taste for conquest and began expanding in culture and science he really affected me deeply
2:49
But... Hardrada was Christian...
Paganism and Christianity overlapped quite a bit in Scandinavia.
Still does today, especially in Norway.
Source: Norwegian.
I'm aware that Christianity in Scandinavia went through a syncretic phase for a short time after conversion but in what way do Paganism and Christianity overlap in modern Norway?
But he was viking at the same time so no matter
I can see how they could mix their ideas of Valhalla with heaven as the bible describes it
@Fiend Matador Slayer of a Thousand Noobs it was like this in large chunk of other Catholic nations. Good example would also be Kashubians - religious, but with many pagan traditions even to this day.
Source: Kashubian
UK: Acts like a Drama Queen
France: lol u beat me go on Idc, just leave me and my wine
Paz e prosperidade para o brasil
Hearing the last words of my emperor Dom Pedro II, and knowing his prayer has not been answered, tears my soul apart every time.
Wow Hojo outright just wants you to kill him
Montezuma sounds so crushed, like that's genuine sorrow in his voice :(
The first civ I ever conquered was Spain, I was Australia and my empire was bigger than his he declared war and his siege failed, he asked for peace, begged for it, but I destroyed him and his only legacy was the two Spanish cities of Madrid and Barcelona. His treachery was over and I vowed never to wage war again.
If there's one thing the Arabian empire is known for, it's detesting war. Thanks, mate.
Жизнь прожить - не поле перейти!
4:06 rest honoured one
Que Deus me conceda esses últimos desejos - paz e prosperidade ao Brasil
Enquanto o imperador queria isso, os politicos querem a ruina e destruição do Brasil, e infelizmente estão conseguindo.
Every time I see Hojo’s defeated cutscene, I think he’s killing himself with his katana, stabbing himself in the stomach. Then he turns his body and I realize that he’s just sheathing it.
Paz e prosperidade ao Brasil. ( D. Pedro II 1891)
Soy de Mexico y no se si me entiendes pero Paz y Prosperidad para Brasil.
@@abelardodelatorresolis3966 Entendemos sim, infelizmente paz e prosperidade são as únicas coisas que o Brasil não tem.
I love how Victoria basically says "we will be back god willing"
*Continues to raze London.*
0:11 "American EMPIRE"
what
o1o1o1 all of these nations are referred as empires in the game
When I first defeated America and I heard him say "Congratulations", I was really surprised.
Taking it so well, after everything I did? It left me much humbled for the rest of my playthrough.
These are all the nations shown in defeat in order, with the languages the leader spoke.
America, English
Arabia, Arabic
Aztecs, Nahuatl
Brazil, Portuguese
China, Mandarin
Egypt, Middle Egyptian
Britain, English
France, French
Germany, Old High German
Greece, Greek (maybe Tsakonian?)
The other Greece, Greek
India, Hindustani
Kongo, Kongo
Norway, Norwegian (maybe Old Norse?)
Rome, Latin
Russia, Russian
Scythia, Scythian
Spain, Spanish
Sumeria, Sumerian
Japan, Japanese
KAISERREICHxPROJECTOZONE Barbarossa would habe probably spoken old-high german.
@@philippschmitt4142 i guess it was middle high german
Cleopatra was speaking in Middle Egyptian.
K story time
I was playing a domination game and Gandhi had only one city left. So I decide to give him a taste of his own medicine and declare a surprise war via nuking his last city. Now the first "strange" thing that happened was that he had no reaction to the war declaration. I'm new to civ so I don't know if that is normal or not when it comes to declaring surprise wars via unit attacks instead of going to the leaders screen. But anyway I waited like 10 turns for the radiation to clear up so I could take the city. Eventually I captured it and something happened I know isn't normal, It didn't play his defeat scene. I just captured the city and chose to keep it and ended my turn. My theory is that since it was a surprise war (and they didn't know I had nukes) they didn't have time to take Gandhi to a bunker and he fucking got incinerated.
"You may destroy my body..."
Yeah I think I did a lot more than just destroy ur body