7.700 Modern Soldiers Defend Fortress From 1 Million Zombies - UEBS 2 

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the one guy kiting a horde half the battle is greatness . what a hero .

This is what the Battle of Winterfell should have been like

That one soldier who spends the whole time leading his own small hoard and just wrecking them, what a legend

For someone who grew up in the 1970's with the first generation of 8 bit homecomputers, it's a near miracle to watch a modern PC simulating millions of zombies and soldiers duking it out...

Well at least now I know humanity would be protected against a +1mil zombie invasion as long as we have a large castle and IRL unlimited ammo and no-reload hacks.

Imagine being placed on the wall, thinking you have the safest position...then seeing the mountain of dead bodies slowly rise up high enough that the zombies are eye level with you

They’ve got those special bullets that completely avoid friendly fire. Hard to say if they’d really survive if those thousands of soldiers couldn’t shoot through each other like that to hit their target. Those choke points in the castle walls would make it difficult for soldiers in the back to get a decent shot.

No friendly fire and no reloads saved these brave men

Seems like the gun barrels would get pretty hot after 50 minutes of continuous firing.

After about two days of non-stop firing, we finally settled things on the northern front. None of them broke through... We lost a lot of good men at around the 30-hour marker. Fortunately, I was attached to my company as an onboarding designated marksman. I was a medic and often did overwatch, but given that the only cure to the damned rot is a bullet, I had my MOS reassigned. It was voluntary... I never had any intention of being a surgeon assistant to a bunch of cowardly REMF who rolled their ankles on purpose. At least that's what I told my regimental commander when my platoon leader initially declined my request. But, the truth was, I just wanted to stay with my squad. How could I go to the rear when after finding out my platoon would be one very frontline of the northern front of castle Brunswicks? I knew it was suicide, and my platoon leader did too, hence his initial denial and even the company CO's denial. I subverted both of them when I routed my special request to the regiment. I thought I would have my wish fulfilled... I thought I'd be able to die with my squad. But instead some string were pulled, and I was assigned to a scouting company that was acting as pseudo marksman security one of the inner walls. I watch my entire company get completely annihilated. The despair was so great that I could not formulate thought nor speech. What followed, a cascade of pilling corpses and a smell so putrid that it made my eyes burn, almost as if I was in a gas chamber. Imagine the poor bastards in the actual shits. Alas, by the 50-hour mark, we had successfully repelled the foul beast. We were lucky. The eastern front? Not so much... The formation on their end had adapted several times to properly combat the approach of the dead. Apparently it worked, but at a cost. They broke through, and many stragglers were unwillingly cornered and suffered horrible fates. But while they suffered those fates in involuntarily, some men suffered it completely and utterly, readily suffered those fates fearlessly. So that others may live.

7:56 what a legend

Not sure what's more impressive, the fact that the soldiers won or that your computer can actually run this simulation without exploding

9:54 This guy is a hero.

I love how there's the main assault where most of the zombies run to, but then there's the 2 soldiers who are being chased by swarms yet ignored by the main horde

I love that one dude thay got separated from the castle and started training an entire horde by himself

It puts the expressions " Mountains of bodies" and " Rivers of blood" into a whole new perspective when you see a simulation like this.

My favorite part was when the outside of the wall soldiers came in and saved the inside of the wall soldiers at the end gave that lord of Rings horse charge scene vibes.

9:58 Этот солдат заслуживает уважения. Настоящий воин! 🔥👍

If the US infantry are carrying a standard load of 7 magazines each, they have about 1.6 million rounds between them. Add 3 pistols mags, since they seem to all have sidearms, that's another 40k rounds. So its doable, just need 60%-ish accuracy with every single round fired...

I liked the fact that 1 soldier did not die in the entire video for 55 minutes, he himself came out of the Castle and shot a bunch of zombies And did not die Next to him, even no one was I respect this soldier!

Now imagine the smell when that pile starts to rot

"What? All of our men are dead? How?" "Deaf, sir. All of our men are deaf." "What!?"

When the mountain of corpses become as high as the walls and then even higher, you gotta admit that there is no safe place to hide

Also I’ve never seen this game/ engine ran before but I love the separation in detail they can have in this scale by seeing individual soldiers blood soaked vs the completely clean ones you can tell who was at the front and lived and who was at the back and still fighting

Defensive right flank had unfair advantage for those soldiers who had sortied. The attackers on their left flank should have fanned out to crush them against the wall. Instead, the program had only a very few break across a well-defined line pointed at the wall opening.

My grandfather was one of the soldier. According to his stories, this video is historically accurate.

These simulators will only increase in detail and complexity and it’s already entertaining as it is so I can’t wait to see what the future holds

Every soldier is given the standard issue 27 million round magazine 😅

And not a single weapon misfire - truly a miracle.

the troops have modern guns that have range , they could have been more spaced out along the walls creating a bigger arc of fire rather than being bottlenecked by the holes in the walls , that way more troops would be able to fire at once over a greater area , now im off to watch the old classic film Zulu )

I've long wondered what one million people would look like from a distance. Now I know. Thanks

" dust off.. nuke the entire site from orbit, only way to be sure" ⚔️

Nevermind the humans actually winning, that place is uninhabitable for the foreseeable future unless massive, and I mean MASSIVE efforts are made to clean the place up . Nevermind the zombie plague / disease / whatever it is this time, just that amount of corpses in one area is just a breeding hotspot for any kind of diseases and plague that otherwise appear with lots of corpses. As to how to make the zombies win, easiest 2 methods would be bowling or friendly fire. Bowling as in, corpses rolling through human troops knock them down. Friendly fire... well. Not letting thousands fire through eachother.

This reminds me of world war z, when Jerusalem is attacked and the zombies are climing over each other to climb the wall, really cool.

The first zombie deserved oscar award...

The bloodiest zombie battle in worlds history ever.

• Modern Soldiers : We are modern warriors, of course, we have grenades, artillery missiles, fire guns, etc. • Zombies : Nope! That's cheat codes! • Modern Soldiers: Oh, Okay..

I'd hate to be the guy that has to give the patriotic and uplifting speech before this battle.

Now think that 65x the number of those zombies is the death toll from WW2.

Also, y'all wanna know what makes zombies so terrifying? It's the fact that they just keep coming. Like they'll never stop until you're dead.

If this was real life I’d be scared shitless. Ain’t no way I’m rushing a fortress defended by 7,700 soldiers from the modern era

Sgt. Johnson “MARINES. This is the day the ground turns RED with zombie blood!” Marines “HOORAH”

Didn’t know I needed this man, thank you. Now I know.

this si by far the most off the hook simulator I have seen for battles thank u so much for posting

55:08 RIP to that soldier who died before the victory 😊 and there soldier died few seconds after him before humanity came to victory ✌️

Lmao the entire Southern flank of Zombies ran head-long into the pond instead of skirting around it 🤣 that is the most zombie horde thing I've ever seen. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

That one in the front was a SPRINTER, better pray he's not the one on your tail lmao

This game must be one of Peter Jackson's all time favorites! 😅

Love how the corpse pile forms a mountain as big as the wall

It could work if they were placed more strategic and have at least 181 bullets per soldier. 181 bullets is based on an accuracy of 60% and 1 bullet for 1 kill... more realistic would be an 30% accuracy in real life since zombies move fast so it's harder to have a headshot. Let's say q zombie needs 3 bullets... each soldier needs 546 bullets including 40% missfires.

Reminds me of a game I used to play with my cousin when we were kids. We pretended we were soldiers defending a fortress against an army of zombies invading earth from another planet.

That's the real definition of "Light em up"

I think instead of just walking into the bottleneck, the zombies could spill out onto the ramparts once the mound of bodies got high enough to let them do so. pose another challenge for the troops.

They were killing 1000 zombies every 3 seconds, or 10.000 zombies every 30 seconds, or 20.000 zombies every minute, or 100.000 every 5 minutes, or 200.000 every 10 minutes, or 500.000 every 25 minutes, or 1.000.000 every 50 minutes :) Well done lads!

One of the coolest vids I’ve watched in a while .!

"Remember that day like it was yesterday. Danny said It was like being at the oscars, red carpets everywhere, flashing lights and a lot of people dying to pick your brains."

It must feel good to be a surviving soldier after that.

Big respect to the cameraman He's not hit by the bullet

Oh my god. The mordern soldiers fight for 1million zombies. Excellent fighting 💪

It’s amazing how the bodies actually stack up. It’s wouldn’t expect that from a sim like this. I know nothing about it though

I must say, the ammunition supply chain is top notch.

The soldiers after 2 days of nonstop point blank gunfire: "I THINK ITS OVER" "WHAT?!" "I SAID I THINK ITS OVER" "I CANT HEAR YOU SPEAK UP" "STAND UP? I AM STANDING WHAT DO YOU MEAN?"

Amazing what you can do with unlimited ammo, guns that don’t break and the ability to fire through your teammates without hurting them.

Thanks God!!! We can resist!!! 💪⚔️

Awesome, reminded me of World War Z the way the zombies piled up.

the clean up after all of that.. damn

The southern front, where my squad and I stood our ground, was a place of relentless chaos and unimaginable horror. We were the last line of defense, the final bastion between the encroaching hordes and the safety of the fortress. We knew the odds were against us, but we had a duty to fulfill, a duty to protect the innocent lives sheltered behind the fortress walls. As the sun began to set on that fateful day, we could hear the distant screams and guttural growls of the undead, growing louder with each passing minute. The tension in the air was suffocating, but we stood tall, rifles locked and loaded, ready to face the oncoming storm. The night descended upon us, shrouding the battlefield in darkness. Flares illuminated the battlefield intermittently, revealing glimpses of the nightmarish army that awaited us. Their glowing eyes pierced through the blackness, an eerie reminder of the hellish fate that awaited us if we faltered. I clung to my position, perched atop the crumbling walls, scanning the darkness with my scope. The moonlight danced on my weapon, casting an ethereal glow. My heart pounded in my chest, each beat echoing the bravery and determination coursing through my veins. The first wave crashed upon us like a tsunami of rotting flesh and decayed bones. Their moans filled the air, a chilling symphony of death. We unleashed a hailstorm of bullets, each shot a testament to our unwavering resolve. But for every zombie that fell, it seemed like two more took its place. Our squad fought with a ferocity that defied reason. The ground beneath us trembled with the weight of the undead, as we stood firm, unyielding. The stench of blood and decay permeated the air, assaulting our senses, yet we pressed on, unrelenting in our defense. In the midst of the chaos, I witnessed the selflessness of my brothers-in-arms. Some sacrificed themselves, drawing the attention of the undead, buying precious seconds for the rest of us. Their bravery was awe-inspiring, a testament to the indomitable spirit of humanity. Hour after hour, we fought with a primal fury, our bodies and minds pushed to the limit. The exhaustion threatened to consume us, but we couldn't allow ourselves to falter. We couldn't let the zombies breach our defenses. At last, as the first rays of dawn painted the sky, we saw a glimmer of hope. The undead horde began to waver, their relentless assault faltering. Our spirits soared, adrenaline coursing through our weary bodies. We had held the line against insurmountable odds. But the victory was bittersweet. We knew that in other parts of the battlefield, our brothers and sisters in arms had faced unimaginable horrors. They had paid the ultimate price for our survival. We mourned their loss, honoring their sacrifice and vowing to carry on their legacy. The southern front had become a battlefield of heroes, where ordinary men and women had become legends. We had faced the very embodiment of death and emerged victorious. Our fortitude and resilience had defied the odds and preserved the flame of hope in a world consumed by darkness. As we stood amidst the aftermath of the battle, surrounded by the fallen, we held our heads high. The war was far from over, and the undead would continue their relentless onslaught. But we knew that as long as there were soldiers like us, willing to lay down their lives for the greater good, humanity would never be defeated. Together, we would face the horrors that lurked in the shadows, fighting for a future where the living could thrive once again. United, we stood, ready to face the challenges ahead , knowing that our courage and determination would carve a path to victory.

Im just amazed of how they managed to make a mountain of bodies

55:06 what an unlucky guy :)) nearly survived

It was like a movie. We even had a hero squad to root for as well as the rest of the army

That one soldier who defended his castle brave rest in peace brave soldier

Every solider would have to kill 130 zombies for them to win.

Great battle! But tell me, these were older mod zombies right? I recently saw a very similar castle defence where 10 000 Modern Soldiers were over run a wiped out by 1000 000 zombies. These being the newer more powerful zombies. That too was compelling viewing.

This wouldn't have happened if Daryl just stopped hitting the griddy.

A million zombies running towards me…. A gun in my hand. I honestly only need one bullet. ☠️

What this needs is supportive units. Imagine an MLRS battery or helicopters with GAU-19s.

Thats how Brad Pitt felt on Jeruzalem in WWZ

If I went out and raked up all the spent bullets and casings, and turned them in to a recycling place, I'd be richer than bezos

Imagine the cleanup effort required after that if it happened in real life... Just the cartridges casings alone is enough

I think the soldiers could defend more efficiently if they use like military stuff. Like grenades. Rocket launchers machine guns etc. That wouldve been more fun.

52:38 the best tactic i have ever seen

Without unlimited ammo, no reloading and no friendly fire the soldiers wouldn’t have lasted very long.

Just a thought, but. I think since it's zombies, you should add a zombie for every soldier death.

So many zombies that from a distance the square looks like just some texture glitch until you get closer🤯. And after this any remaining soldiers must be deaf from the sheer number gums firing 😂

Geez, did it take 3 whole years to render this? It's insane!

2:03 PE Teacher: Let’s start with a slow Jo- That one athletic kid already running:

Ah so realistic. Soldiers packed like sardines firing straight would have no way of hitting their fellow soldiers right in front of them.

This must of been what The Battle of Yonkers looked like...

This is EPIC! *"REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING BOYS!!!* XDDD

This channel is so cool.the graphics are phenomenal,and I love the strategical.setups.i have been watching these videos all day.👍

not an ounce of discernable dialogue.... and yet, better than almost anything that is getting put out to the masses. Watch all 55:38 of it.

I enjoy these waaaayyy too much. Thank you!

The solo artist at the 10 min mark outstanding work my man

I’ll never think of “Hamburger Hill” quite the same way again.

Modern soldier never reloads 😂❤

Great shooting's guys soldiers, great defense.! Congratulations for army

I'd love to see how it plays out if you factor in having to reload and running out of ammo and then having to go at them with a knife.

What would be cool is if it was 1000 humans controlling the 1000 soldiers and 1000000 humans controlling the zombies.

Infinite ammo, no friendly fire, no fatigue, high accuracy, long range, no weapon overheating, lol