How to attack the gap and finish off the enemy? ⚔

#shorts #fyp #medieval #history #historymarche

[brainflash]

I wish Total War worked like this, having the ability to actually *push* units back, and add momentum to an attack by sending in support *without* having them move through the units to fight at the front.

[davidmcfarland]

I do appreciate them animating squares turning around despite them being squares and non directional 😄

[KazBodnar]

"If you no longer go for a gap that exists, you're no longer a military commander"
-Sun Tzu

[janusztv]

This isn’t a gap it’s a complete collapse of one flank.

[dankoz]

To me, it looks like the last army to have reserves will win.

[ridvirgo]

Gonna save this. Who knows when I need this.

[TheKeithvidz]

That's how the best commanders make a name - skilled angles of attack and not frontal ones.

[napoleonibonaparte]

The final ride for victory every player awaits for.

[SPACEHARICE]

We had total war installed on our school computers to teach historic battles


A dude thought he was the greatest ever because hed use real tactics from irl

I chose the Mongolians and just did an entire army of horse archers with the exception of 4 blocks which i sent into his horse people

And just spent the entire game running and shooting

[theunfunny]

Ah yes, now youtube shorts teaches how to to ward, i like it

[MrMdemon]

Shoulda kept their blue boxes in place then the red boxes would be stuck

[NASHBOIYO]

bro you should create a game like this i love medieval games

[neakyol]

Great video thanks a lot 👍
Minor correction: The c in Principes is pronounced as k: “Prinkipes” (instead of ch, as in “change”

[TadBaterbomb]

This is the content I come to YouTube Shorts for!

[Adaman]

Feels like I’m playing total war every time I watch this channel

[mohammedsaysrashid]

A wonderful historical coverage by an excellent( history Marche) channel ....shows important of smart, successful directing of reserved units...by General Roman advanced against Samnit & Gaelic... thanks for sharing

[shaundavenport]

The rest of Italy was then taken by piecemeal! He was a brilliant General, Julius Maximus Piecemealius!The rest, as they say is ancient history!

[Kaiser_Karl]

Gonna use this in my next battle in UoE :pencil:

[samimalsi]

i could have used this strat last time i lost a battle

[timetraveler]

Had the Romans not won this battle,
we'd all speak Etruscan now or Gaulish.