"If I die the horse is in command!" *The troops then proceeded to kill their commander and won the war using the horse's unbreakable tactics of constant hit and runs*
@@lokenontherange John Sedgwick was that one who suggested that Johnny Reb couldn't hit an elephant at this (800+ yards) distance, before getting dinked right under the eye. Whitworth rifles ain't nuthin' ta fuck with
Only reason why most of them couldn't hit at that distance was because they treated the rangefinders on their rifle sights as some sort of "power setting".
At this rate I wonder if some indie game can just make a "marching sim" that works like a discord call for people that like old historical cadences and ambience
Thing is, by this point, you’ve also probably heard him screaming about Orkz, the Emperor’s will, Stukas, and nuclear lolis, so this sort of thing really shouldn’t come as a surprise anymore.
When your roleplaying as a Welsh unit but, funnily enough, it ends up being composed of mostly Americans, led by an Aussie and an Englishmen. Edit: Englishman, well ain't that just embarrassing...
Digby: Step forward the brave man who said I was outranked by a horse! Absolute Chad: IT WAS ME! Absolute Chad: *Gets shot in face by man who is subservient to a horse*
Rimmy: They Couldn't Hit An Elephant At This Range! *(Instantly gets shot dead)* Did he know that would happen? Because that's apparently, exactly what happened to the originator of that quote
I don't know if it was the same guy but he got shot at 3 times, the 3rd was when he got hit, the first time the shot fired he chastised his soldiers for ducking, the second time he got shot at he chastised them again, talking about how there was no way the enemy would hit them, right before he got shot in the eye and killed.
@@RimmyDownunder That is a shame, still great video. Have you played the Anglo-Zulu War mod for Mount and Blade: Warband? It was a bit buggy but it was damned fun. Not sure if anyone still plays it now.
Digby: "Muh Immersion" >Wrong Uniforms >Wrong Trappings and Equipment >M1895 Mannlicher Rifles standing in for Mk II Martini-Henry's >Webleys standing in for Adams Mk III Revolvers >OG Maxim Gun standing in for Gatling Guns I get it, I'm a history nerd too. Still entertaining lol
Zulus also don't have throwing spears, the iklwa is completely a stabbing spear. There are also no isihlangu (the shields the Zulus use). (also a minor point, Rimmy refers to the Natal Native Horseman as Boers. and I don't know if he was referring the models used in the game, but the NNH were usually from the Nguni tribes)
@@Garith000 Indeed. But after the Bridge Too Far, I've begun to wonder if Digby is another reenactor, or at the least a milhist nerd. Because he's got the right kind of "weird" to be one of us :D
@@goldenhide Rorke's Drift is traditional knowledge to me :P, but yea I would put my money on milhist nerd. If he is a reenactor then he at least does his homework well
@@Garith000 Noice. Yeah Digby was rolling a paras uniform for "A Bridge Too Far" IRL. Hey, some of us reenactors can do it well, others (particularly certain boomers with certain attitudes) just... make it infinitely harder for the rest of us.
@@goldenhide Really? We have the opposite problem here. It's usually the younger members of the clubs who pretend its a CoD match and make it less fun. Maybe thats just because we have conscription here until the early 90s, so most of the older gentlemen have 2-5 years actual military experience and take it as a return to the "glory days"
Rimmy, I am warning you now. If Rorke’s Drift by Sabaton is not used at all in this video, I will be disappointed in you. Edit: you have failed me Rimmy.
oh wow my old (napoleonic) mod is still being used/played... I feel flattered :). This was more proof of concept than anything. With some real model editors this would be much more awesome. The soldier models are reskinned ArmA1 civilians and I did their gear in Oxygen 2, so not the best modelling solution (it's all I ever used for modelling, really). The pouches are cannibalized from the ArmA1 SLA soldiers.
I thought I was getting into a video of Arma 3 Flusterclucks but it appears I watched Highschool Musical. They even incorporated the guns that were missing in the original. 10/10 in terms of realism.
RORKE'S DRIFT FUN FACT: the British soldiers at Rorke's Drift fired approximately 19,100 bullets, resulting in the outright deaths of ~300 Zulus. Upon learning this, comedian Sean Riley had this to say: "Three-hundred deaths is what you expect from 19,100 rollerblade rentals, not 19,100 _bullets_ ."
If they were using muskets it has been shown that muskets were kind of shitty and inaccurate, thats why to use them effectively you needed to form up into a firing line so that you could blast a wall of bullets since there was almost no way to tell where the bullets would go when fired since rifling wasn't a thing yet.
Men of Tanith, do you want to live forever? Men of Cadia, let it be known that a planet broke before you did. For VENGEANCE, For GLORY, FOR THE EMPEROR, CHARGE!
This was the first fustercluck video i ever saw, a gift from the TH-cam gods, and it introduced me to both Rimmy an the good Commissar Digby. It broke me, body an soul. This is crack for nerds.
Fun fact, the Zulus weren't even indigenous to what is now modern South Africa they were technically also foreign invaders into Khoisan country. The Khoisan were the original inhabitants of Southern Africa (Today's Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland, Angola and Zambia.) The Zulus came from the north of now South Africa and settled in the east known as Kwa-Zulu Natal these days. The boers were a mixed race of various countries in Europe of which most were Dutch. I'm mostly sad they didn't have actual South African people in the game to play as the Natal Riders and actual players to play as the Zulus. It would have made for an amazing battle. As a South African myself I really liked this video.
@@justinfourie3422 Saying the Zulus arent indigenous to South Africa is like saying Anglo-saxons aren't indigenous to the UK. The Khoi-san were never as far north as Zambia,Angola and as far east as Mozambique
@@playboicartiismydad4842 I said "what is now modern South Africa" since the zulus came from the north of it. Which in turn means that if they are considered indigenous to south africa then the white people who also moved to south africa are indigenous too, the only real indigenous peoples are the khoi-khoi and the san people.
@@justinfourie3422 Well no pretty much everyone considers the Zulu to be native South Africans. They came from slightly further North on the continent and occupied the east of South Africa. Although contact with Khoi-San people was frequent (this is how the Xhosa language developed) it was hardly the mass displacement and genocide many talk about. But then the European came hundred of years later, displaced and genocided the Khoi-San through slaughter, slavery and diseases. Then moved further and further inland until they encountered bantu people's who they then conquered or made unfair deals with and then continued to oppress these peoples all the way up till the 90s. So yes "Bantu" people are indigenous to Africa before Europeans came from a different continent and invented the borders.
Ever since I first heard his name and voice as a commissar, I always imagined Digby as being this: an officer representing her majesty’s glorious empire.
Can we talk about how unironically awesome hearing rimmy barking volley orders and stuff like that is? I feel like if he was born in that time he'd have gone down in the history books as the guy who won rorke's drift with no casualties.
Hey, people forgot my home state even existed untill our former Governor ran for vice president and said a bunch of moronic garage. Everyone still thinks we ride polar bears and live in igloos.
In the stream, some of the soldiers actually survived by throwing a grenade at the Zulu's I believe? Albeit, it was only 2 or 3 of them, so a bit less impressive than historically.
Out of all the Fusterclucks shown on this channel, this is the one I came back to often. Maybe it is just the setting, how funny the skits are, or just how professional everyone appears to act compared to some others, but still, Good Show Old Bean.
News that came that morning told that the main force had been slain, Chance for peace and justice gone, and all talks had been in vain A prince had been offended and he had gone the path of war Now that 1500 men are dead, and the Zulus at the door
Zulu's attack! Fight back to back! Show them no mercy, and fire at will! Kill or be killed, Facing awaiting! A hostile spear; a new frontier, the end is near, There's no surrender! The lines must hold, their story told, rorke's drift controlled!
"What better place to die than in the house of God?" Honestly, that would have been a great place to end the video, but I guess you did need the end of the movie.
I don't know why but there's something just...really really cool about seeing volley fire. The historic significance of volley fire combined with the background of rorkes drift just is really freaking cool
Me: My Praetorian Guard are good for now, I dont need any more Perry Brits. Rimmy: Arma Zulu Me: I'm gonna need another box of figures and a cannon or 2
Not gonna lie, this was probably the most realistic demonstration of company/platoon tactics I've seen gamers use in ARMA3, albeit, those used in historic times.
Great to finally see some of my countries past wars being rein acted, but it would be more entertaining if they taught this battle instead of the real battle in history.
ngl i love the exercise in the beginning. getting everyone on board with even just walking in group and order isnt always easy. but also getting the fire commands in as its bolt actions so teaching em that only half or third fire at a time on command as to be able to sustain fire on targets instead of all at once and half hit already dead targets and get poked while reloading xDlove it. wish id be able to join some of these ops for sure. specially the historical ones.
"If I die the horse is in command!"
*The troops then proceeded to kill their commander and won the war using the horse's unbreakable tactics of constant hit and runs*
I see a Stellaris fan as well
@@NayaChann stellaris Is boolin
And lots of neigh neighs.
"The Zulus have cannons" is probably the single most terrifying sentence I have ever heard in my entire life.
The jacobites have cannons
Thats when u leave
@@TheWhoamaters oh god oh fuck
“The Zulus stole our only Gatling gun”
Zulus with cannons? What is this? A game of Civilization?
Rimmy: They couldn't hit anything from this distance!
Also Rimmy: Killed by Zulu sniper fire.
Its a reference to the person who said that and also got shot.
Historically accurate
@@lokenontherange John Sedgwick was that one who suggested that Johnny Reb couldn't hit an elephant at this (800+ yards) distance, before getting dinked right under the eye. Whitworth rifles ain't nuthin' ta fuck with
Only reason why most of them couldn't hit at that distance was because they treated the rangefinders on their rifle sights as some sort of "power setting".
Nice reference to John Sedgwick
When you make a bunch of people march in a game they will eventually start singing
At this rate I wonder if some indie game can just make a "marching sim" that works like a discord call for people that like old historical cadences and ambience
@@comradeshadles4967 I believe they call it "holdfast"
@@koboldparty4708 ill give you that.
If you make a bunch of people start marching. They will start singing*
Lord Big Cookie true
"Sir, the Zulus have us surrounded and appear to be waving their spears...Wait a minute, those aren't spears" - Frankie Boyle
now imagine being Rimmy's neightbor, walking by outside and hearing him screaming at his computer "THE FIRST IS VOLLEY FIRE!"
Thing is, by this point, you’ve also probably heard him screaming about Orkz, the Emperor’s will, Stukas, and nuclear lolis, so this sort of thing really shouldn’t come as a surprise anymore.
Don't forget about Kenneth.
@@GenshinLover283 oh kenneth, he who shall not be called upon...
Don't forget the token "SCARMU!!!!"
It’s Australia people yelled worse
When your roleplaying as a Welsh unit but, funnily enough, it ends up being composed of mostly Americans, led by an Aussie and an Englishmen. Edit: Englishman, well ain't that just embarrassing...
englishman*
In an alternate universe where The United States remained a colony of the British empire
aCKtUalLy The original B company Welsh Borderers wasn't that Welsh to begin with
Wales doesn’t exist.
And one welshman!
Digby: Step forward the brave man who said I was outranked by a horse!
Absolute Chad: IT WAS ME!
Absolute Chad: *Gets shot in face by man who is subservient to a horse*
And then Rimmy ends up playing as horse, so Absolute Chad was right there
What can you say. Some horses are,just, well bred enough to be officers.
Damn you I made this joke first ;_;
You did it better tho
Digby takes his duty as Regimental Commissar very seriously
Aren't there actually horses in the British Army that hold the rank of major?
“Turns out they hunt down and beat zeuses to death”
Talk about being a godless group
Obviously more trouble than they were worth...
Final Advance “bunch of savages innit?”
Rimmy: They couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance!
Union General John Sedgwick: Hey! I’ve seen this one!
"Hey, I've seen this o-"
I thought about this as I was watching this
"See" is a poor choice of words, given that he was shot in the eye.
Rimmy: They Couldn't Hit An Elephant At This Range! *(Instantly gets shot dead)*
Did he know that would happen? Because that's apparently, exactly what happened to the originator of that quote
"They couldn't hit an elephant from this dist"
The original quote was more long the lines of 'They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist-'
I don't know if it was the same guy but he got shot at 3 times, the 3rd was when he got hit, the first time the shot fired he chastised his soldiers for ducking, the second time he got shot at he chastised them again, talking about how there was no way the enemy would hit them, right before he got shot in the eye and killed.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this range. Too bad I'm not an elephant..."
There is a cut of several minutes between those. Rimmy edited it to suit as even better reference to the movie then he originally intended.
“STEP FORWARD, THE BRAVE MAN WHO SUGGESTED I WAS OUTRANKED BY A HORSE!”
“It was me!”
*BANG*
Can we talk about how perfect Digby’s voice is
You can take Digby away from the Commissariat, but you can't take the Commissariat out of Digby.
"0/10, I find your lack of Pith Helmets disturbing"
-Queen Victoria, 1879
The British hats were pasted on the heads and impossible to remove,, the rest of us used pith helmets
@@RimmyDownunder That is a shame, still great video. Have you played the Anglo-Zulu War mod for Mount and Blade: Warband? It was a bit buggy but it was damned fun. Not sure if anyone still plays it now.
@@The_Laughing_Cavalier yea there's 3 servers. The most you get on is 25 on a Friday or satday night
Digby: "Muh Immersion"
>Wrong Uniforms
>Wrong Trappings and Equipment
>M1895 Mannlicher Rifles standing in for Mk II Martini-Henry's
>Webleys standing in for Adams Mk III Revolvers
>OG Maxim Gun standing in for Gatling Guns
I get it, I'm a history nerd too. Still entertaining lol
Zulus also don't have throwing spears, the iklwa is completely a stabbing spear. There are also no isihlangu (the shields the Zulus use). (also a minor point, Rimmy refers to the Natal Native Horseman as Boers. and I don't know if he was referring the models used in the game, but the NNH were usually from the Nguni tribes)
@@Garith000 Indeed. But after the Bridge Too Far, I've begun to wonder if Digby is another reenactor, or at the least a milhist nerd. Because he's got the right kind of "weird" to be one of us :D
@@goldenhide Rorke's Drift is traditional knowledge to me :P, but yea I would put my money on milhist nerd. If he is a reenactor then he at least does his homework well
@@Garith000 Noice. Yeah Digby was rolling a paras uniform for "A Bridge Too Far" IRL. Hey, some of us reenactors can do it well, others (particularly certain boomers with certain attitudes) just... make it infinitely harder for the rest of us.
@@goldenhide Really? We have the opposite problem here. It's usually the younger members of the clubs who pretend its a CoD match and make it less fun. Maybe thats just because we have conscription here until the early 90s, so most of the older gentlemen have 2-5 years actual military experience and take it as a return to the "glory days"
"Does the piper know any Deathgrips?"
You player base is outstanding
A platoon of Preatorian guard deal with a uprising on a feudalist world - circa 999.M41
*Feral*
Hansel I’m honestly surprised that someone made this connection. A surprise, but a pleasant one.
*you're saying this isnt originally a WH-* oh wait nvm digby isnt wearing a Commisar outfit
Not gonna lie, I was expecting Hueys to fly over the hill at the end blaring Fortunate Son spraying the Zulus.
"I'm inside of an engineer"
Ah, solid unit cohesion tactics there.
Rimmy, I am warning you now. If Rorke’s Drift by Sabaton is not used at all in this video, I will be disappointed in you.
Edit: you have failed me Rimmy.
This is disappointing indeed, I actually expected it in teh video.
Bruvas, we have fehled.... the empra.
I just commented this and I judging by the edit he did not
Fusilier why are speaking like a green skin? Are you an ork?
Man needs to eat lamo
oh wow my old (napoleonic) mod is still being used/played... I feel flattered :). This was more proof of concept than anything. With some real model editors this would be much more awesome. The soldier models are reskinned ArmA1 civilians and I did their gear in Oxygen 2, so not the best modelling solution (it's all I ever used for modelling, really). The pouches are cannibalized from the ArmA1 SLA soldiers.
You really should work on this again.
very cool to see your work :)
I thought I was getting into a video of Arma 3 Flusterclucks but it appears I watched Highschool Musical. They even incorporated the guns that were missing in the original. 10/10 in terms of realism.
RORKE'S DRIFT FUN FACT: the British soldiers at Rorke's Drift fired approximately 19,100 bullets, resulting in the outright deaths of ~300 Zulus. Upon learning this, comedian Sean Riley had this to say:
"Three-hundred deaths is what you expect from 19,100 rollerblade rentals, not 19,100 _bullets_ ."
The British were up against 3000 Zulu warriors but still managed to kill about 300 and wound 500 while still only losing 17 men.
@@nathansims8809 Not sure why you're volunteering that information, but okay.
If they were using muskets it has been shown that muskets were kind of shitty and inaccurate, thats why to use them effectively you needed to form up into a firing line so that you could blast a wall of bullets since there was almost no way to tell where the bullets would go when fired since rifling wasn't a thing yet.
Nyghtking
They weren’t. They were using martini-Henry rifles. Rifled barrels, very accurate at the time.
@@Nyghtking here's a video of a guy firing a martini henry and it's predecessor th-cam.com/video/s-8DaM6BtrA/w-d-xo.html
Men of Tanith, do you want to live forever? Men of Cadia, let it be known that a planet broke before you did. For VENGEANCE, For GLORY, FOR THE EMPEROR, CHARGE!
Men of tanith live forever
Isnt that "do you want to live forever" from starship troopers? (1997 version aka the good one)
@@mckenziecoulson1842 No Its from the Gaunt's ghosts books by Dan Abnet, real good books if you like Warhammer
ZULU: THE ARMA III MUSICAL
And the di not sing Rorke’s Drift
Ah, yes, I remember reading about when the American-Sounding British sang Take Me Home, Country Roads at Rorke’s Drift 😂
7:30
Narrator: And here, you can hear a fearsome Zulu war cry.
Zulu warrior: YEET
This was goddamn amazing! Digby and Rimmy are literally the only people in the world I would trust to pull Shit like this off!
Also the impromtu choir! With Digby level singing and Motivation! All of it was just perfect!
This was the first fustercluck video i ever saw, a gift from the TH-cam gods, and it introduced me to both Rimmy an the good Commissar Digby.
It broke me, body an soul. This is crack for nerds.
"No one likes a forgein invader"
He says as he invades a forgein country
That’s the joke
Fun fact, the Zulus weren't even indigenous to what is now modern South Africa they were technically also foreign invaders into Khoisan country. The Khoisan were the original inhabitants of Southern Africa (Today's Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland, Angola and Zambia.) The Zulus came from the north of now South Africa and settled in the east known as Kwa-Zulu Natal these days. The boers were a mixed race of various countries in Europe of which most were Dutch. I'm mostly sad they didn't have actual South African people in the game to play as the Natal Riders and actual players to play as the Zulus. It would have made for an amazing battle. As a South African myself I really liked this video.
@@justinfourie3422 Saying the Zulus arent indigenous to South Africa is like saying Anglo-saxons aren't indigenous to the UK. The Khoi-san were never as far north as Zambia,Angola and as far east as Mozambique
@@playboicartiismydad4842 I said "what is now modern South Africa" since the zulus came from the north of it. Which in turn means that if they are considered indigenous to south africa then the white people who also moved to south africa are indigenous too, the only real indigenous peoples are the khoi-khoi and the san people.
@@justinfourie3422 Well no pretty much everyone considers the Zulu to be native South Africans. They came from slightly further North on the continent and occupied the east of South Africa. Although contact with Khoi-San people was frequent (this is how the Xhosa language developed) it was hardly the mass displacement and genocide many talk about. But then the European came hundred of years later, displaced and genocided the Khoi-San through slaughter, slavery and diseases. Then moved further and further inland until they encountered bantu people's who they then conquered or made unfair deals with and then continued to oppress these peoples all the way up till the 90s. So yes "Bantu" people are indigenous to Africa before Europeans came from a different continent and invented the borders.
Ever since I first heard his name and voice as a commissar, I always imagined Digby as being this: an officer representing her majesty’s glorious empire.
Her??
@@thedyingmeme6her majesty the Queen of course
"they can't hit an elephant from this distance" history relives itself
I love all the references to the film Zulu. Honestly an underappreciated film and one of my favorites.
I actually live in KwaZulu-Natal (Natal) and the history behind rorkes drift is something we actively learnt about
Last stand in the Temple of Emperor Accendant, huh?
*I HAVE DUG MY GRAVE IN THIS PLACE, I WILL EITHER TRIUMPH OR DIE!*
Can we talk about how unironically awesome hearing rimmy barking volley orders and stuff like that is? I feel like if he was born in that time he'd have gone down in the history books as the guy who won rorke's drift with no casualties.
Or won will 99.9% casualties
@@SJMORG admittedly that's more likely given his 40k addicted brain.
@@bonogiamboni4830 yea
Hearing the piper play "Scotland the Brave" as someone in the line ACTUALLY sang the lyrics brought a proud tear to my eye.
The only reason people know my home exists is because of this song
country roads?
Harlech?
Country roads
I mean my profile picture should explain itself
Hey, people forgot my home state even existed untill our former Governor ran for vice president and said a bunch of moronic garage. Everyone still thinks we ride polar bears and live in igloos.
100% Historically accurate.
As a South African myself I can 100% approve of this message.
"Does the regimental piper know any Death Grips?"
based and DGpilled
Rimmy’s got a nice set of pipes on him. 10/10 would listen to again.
The guy singing along with the bagpipes made the immersion better for me.
Love how it all went to shit real quick at the end but unfortunatly no alternate ending wear all the red coats got shanked in a church
In the stream, some of the soldiers actually survived by throwing a grenade at the Zulu's I believe? Albeit, it was only 2 or 3 of them, so a bit less impressive than historically.
Should've gone with "I am become Stando: "Crazy Stallion!""
Out of all the Fusterclucks shown on this channel, this is the one I came back to often. Maybe it is just the setting, how funny the skits are, or just how professional everyone appears to act compared to some others, but still, Good Show Old Bean.
9:50 "cannon fire, the zu...DEAR GOD THE ZULU HAVE CANNONS!!!"
i nearly spat up my ramen noodles 🤣🤣🤣
News that came that morning told that the main force had been slain,
Chance for peace and justice gone, and all talks had been in vain
A prince had been offended and he had gone the path of war
Now that 1500 men are dead, and the Zulus at the door
Zulu's attack!
Fight back to back!
Show them no mercy, and fire at will!
Kill or be killed,
Facing awaiting!
A hostile spear; a new frontier, the end is near,
There's no surrender!
The lines must hold, their story told, rorke's drift controlled!
All the fun jokes aside, this came across as a suprisingly faithful re-enactment of life and combat during that era
The amount of pure energy Rimmy puts into saying "FIRE!" is fantastic...
"What better place to die than in the house of God?"
Honestly, that would have been a great place to end the video, but I guess you did need the end of the movie.
I don't know why but there's something just...really really cool about seeing volley fire. The historic significance of volley fire combined with the background of rorkes drift just is really freaking cool
Smh I knew Rimmy was a colonialist all along.
he's living in the British Commonwealth, it's not all that surprising
@Aspiring Marauder Or C: insane people who thought " Australia sounds nice "
I'm fond the way all you guys are deeply immersed in each cession, whatever the setting
Spontaneously Singing "I want it that way" while marching along. Just gold!
Me: My Praetorian Guard are good for now, I dont need any more Perry Brits.
Rimmy: Arma Zulu
Me: I'm gonna need another box of figures and a cannon or 2
There is no metric that can describe how epic this is. Especially when they start to sing Men of Harlech.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Not gonna lie, this was probably the most realistic demonstration of company/platoon tactics I've seen gamers use in ARMA3, albeit, those used in historic times.
15:49 “yes I know how to reload a revolver! I’ve seen plenty of movies!”
What a coincidence i was literally just listening to Rorke's drift by Sabaton minutes ago
This was a great video, and all the singing was wholesome as hell. What a great bunch of lads to play with.
Even though this was a classic Fustercluck, it made this welsh man proud
As a Welshman, I almost shed a tear at the "Men of Harlech" rendition ... for many reasons. Good job boyos.
12:59 I literally did that song for choir. So as soon as I heard "aint nothing but a heartache" I shouted at the top.of my lungs *_TeLl mE wHy!_*
I came across this by accident. Having had a sh*tty few weeks this vid made me roar with laughter - thank you gentlemen, much appreciated
men of harlech stop your dreaming , can't you see their spear points gleaming !
As a volunteer at the museum of the regiment that defended Rorke's Drift, this hurts me on so many levels.
I am highly impressed by the quality of singing on this channel.
Don't leave it at that! We missed the heroic last stand and/or embarrassing slaughter!
(Loved this by the way)
Huh so this was how the Praetorian Guard in 40k was founded
Ya know, that was actually done surprisingly well. A clusterfuck to be sure, but a damn entertaining one.
CLICKED SO FAST WITH MY HERESY FINGER THAT THE MOUSE EXPLODED
8:35 "Does the regimental piper know any deathgrips?"
As someone from Wales I have to say thank you for the video
Got to say, 15:50 was probably the most realistic revolver reloading animation I have ever seen.
Just as I was listening to Rorke's Drift by Sabaton, Rimmy uploads a video about it.
15:35 - "Will you be Cain?"
I loved the quotes of Father Otto Witt.
Love it how rimmey dose a certain voice every different video....
The Mount & Blade Napoleonic Wars vibes are strong here. Every time you fire a volley everyone's nuts get just a *little* bit bigger
Great to finally see some of my countries past wars being rein acted, but it would be more entertaining if they taught this battle instead of the real battle in history.
One of the best uploads so far...keep up the good work buddy
ITS TIME FOR COLONISING FOR THE QUEEN AND FOR BRITANNIA !!!!!!!
"" heavy british grenadiers anthem START ""
I just discovered this channel, I love it when a server is orderly and neat.
Rimmy has a good commanding voice I would love to hear more of it
Edit: I fucking said Timmy
ngl i love the exercise in the beginning. getting everyone on board with even just walking in group and order isnt always easy. but also getting the fire commands in as its bolt actions so teaching em that only half or third fire at a time on command as to be able to sustain fire on targets instead of all at once and half hit already dead targets and get poked while reloading xDlove it. wish id be able to join some of these ops for sure. specially the historical ones.
It helps that Rimmy has the voice of a Greek god
That brought back so many memories on the movie. Great job guys.
I never thought I would come across a role play of my country's history 🤣🤣 #SouthAfrica
Man all them referances where pure gold! ( :
Ready aim ...... *advertisement*
Great video man wish I could have joined
If I didn't hear Men of Harlech by the end of this I think I would've screamed. Thank you.
The lack of pith helms, martini henrys and sabaton rorkes drift disappoints me
Rimmy: Alright form columns and firing lines, A Company, fire, B company, form on centre
Also Rimmy: I'm a horse. Neigh.
Rimmy you sexy bastard!! Love this film an an a great rendition, "no such thing as a Welsh accent"
Ah, I love this alternate version of the film. Where the Welsh defenders start singing a Backstreet Boys song. That scene always gets me XD
God bless South Africa
You know what this video needs? Sabaton - Rorke Drift intensifying in the background as the battle intensifies for the worst.
I think the Fustercluck crew should do a album of military songs for charity.
This is one of the most entertaining Arma 3 video that I have ever seen, please do more 18-19th century Arma mods!
Also Zulu best movie ever.
All this drill in the early part of the video is giving me Drill course flashbacks from my days in the SCC
all i could think about watching htis is the line from "come out ye black and tans" "Like the Zulu's they has spears and bows and arrows"
I WAS JUST SINGING MEN OF HARLECH BEFORE RESUMING THE VIDEO AND HE STARTED SINGING IT WHAT SORCERY IS THIS.