Battle of Antietam: Cornfield - North & South: American Civil War Mod Gameplay 

Pixelated Apollo 300K Subscriber yaaaaa...

i hope that the number just keeps growing

Congratulations, Apollo! You've done so well as a youtuber for Total War!

Pixelated Apollo . could u pls make battle whit minastirith ? i think some of us want to see that kings city agian . :D

Pixelated Apollo thank-you I love playing total war and your videos​ make me vaerrrry happy

Lmao oversimplified

-George Mclean-

Tiger 131 YESSSS

Lol oversimplified,

Union of soviet socialist republics bombed the battle field

But bit them in the ass at the foot of the stone wall on cemetery ridge at Gettysburg . 2/3 of the confederate dead , wounded and captured in Picketts charge fell within 30 yards of the fences lining either side of the Emmitsburg road !

@@henryhaven2223 this is Antietam not Gettysburg.

@@aidanlutz8106 really ? Just pointing out the reality of fences on the battlefield .

@@henryhaven2223 I understand your point, and it is good, but I was just clarifying.

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what was MA again? haha.

Paul Edwards Minnesota?🤔

It's funny because I've thought about showing this to my classes so they can see what Civil War combat was like. I wish my school computers could run this properly cuz I'd have them play.

Provocateur The American civil war was not actually fought over slavery.Accounts from people during that time shows that many northern landowners had slaves as well.The north had a smaller population of slaves naturally because they based thier income from industry so they had little need for slaves.The south depended on their crops to make a living.The war was actually fought for states rights and the slavery issue was a front by the US government.If you think about it,the north had no reason to fight for the abolishment of slavery.Do not take my explanation the wrong way,I am from South Carolina,but I have nothing against the African American race.I live with an old co-worker buddy who is black. It sounds better if we make it sound like we fought against slavery,but it is simply not logical.The school systems like to teach us we fought against slavery instead of the rights of the state to make its own decisions when it comes to what is allowed in each state.They wouldn't fight for slavery if they already possessed that right.Just had to get that off my chest because ai studied this alot.

The mod has more historic buildings, in the other battles like Gettysburg (McPhersons Barn, the seminary and such) :)

gg man

Pixelated Apollo I'm now proud to be a Wisconsinite. Lol.

Wisconsin for the win

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Ben Hinkel abend hinkel wie läuft die arbeit?:)

Ben Hinkel D-day?

VynalDerp during D-Day they took thousands of casualties too, but the Most at Omaha beach, and the battle only lasted for a few hours, not a whole day

there were about 8000 casualties total for the allies on D-day, 4000 on Omaha beach.

On D-Day, there were about 6.600 casualties for USA. While Antietam had about 23.000 casualties for both USA/CSA.

Yes sir. And we honor them through genderless bathrooms and food stamps :)

@@Polo1683Official crazy how his comment has became a thing of irony just in the past 5 years 😢 damn near noone cares about anyones sacrifices anymore. Whether the Civil War, WW1 or WWII and the countless others.

yeah my comment got highlighted woooo

oh hell yeah!

His first lesson is Vikings cause he wears Viking helmet

from listening to the commentary........ Great enthusiasm but nah I'm good. He doesn't know much about this battle.

Only u, pickhead.

I noticed that too, what are the odds. That's really interesting lol

That's pretty cool. It's interesting that it happened in game and real life.

:D

Pixelated Apollo I believe that stonewall Jackson got his nickname at bull run / manassas but I might be wrong

Pixelated Apollo you should recreate the 5th Massachusetts at Fort wagner

Yeah it came from Gen. Bernard Bee's speech to his men as he rallied them at Henry House Hill at 1st Bull Run. Some argue it was actually a criticism of Jackson rather than praise. Bee was mortally wounded a few minutes later so the world will never know...

Can i have a link to that mod?

matrix games has a really good civil war simulator has this one as DLC off Gettysburg it is massive game so don't cry about price pick up on sale

Bob Carlson what’s the game by matrix called and what game is this video on?

I thought this was in total war

@@deepyamandas1192 it’s not an official game or scenario. This is a mod

Nah the crusty South got what they deserved they lost the war even with Robert e lee

Kenneth Barnard imagine taking 4 years to take down a rebellion of farmers and backwoodsmen with an entire federal army at your disposal. the south was doomed to lose but the north fucking sucked at fighting.

God bless him for fighting for my great state.

Cool

Nobody cares.

Andrew Wood same we need more of this and Napoleon total war III mod

also cool banner at the beginning

Utiplayer nice job

Vampire

Utiplayer i bet you tbagged many that day

well I wish I was because I have that game and I like him also

Utiplayer YAS same;>

thanks buddy!

They aren't Americans, and if the Empire American campaign descriptions were anything to go by, they don't like America very much

Its too short a time period for a full game in the usual Total War style. Maybe an expansion. We should get a full 19th. Century game, though, of which the Civil War could be a major part. Including Westward expansion, the Mexican-American Wars, etc.

They have it’s called war of rights

War of Rights is not a Total War game. It's not even a real time strategy game.

Victoria Total War would be nice.

Short version: the South's economy was dependent on slavery, and their leaders became increasingly militant and authoritarian in defending it until the US elected Lincoln, a President who planned to prevent the spread of slavery outside of the Southern states. The slavers were afraid of losing their political power and used it as a pretext to separate from the US. Lincoln considered the secession illegal and refused to surrender Federal forts in Southern territory, Southern Confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter, and Lincoln declared war. Over the course of the war, the North became increasingly anti-slavery, eventually abolishing slavery altogether. The war also saw a lot of innovations in stuff like the use of railroads and telegraphs in warfare, early attempts at submarine warfare, ironclad ships, and machine guns, and trench warfare, and in some ways foreshadowed WW1 and the modern concepts of total war. The war is still an extremely divisive subject in the US, which lead to white supremacist terrorist groups like the Ku Klux Klan, and we still have protests and riots over whether we should tear down statues honoring Confederate leaders. Many Southerners still insist that the war was fought for "states' rights"- something which is technically true, as long as you understand that the "states' rights" they were fighting for was the "right" to own black people, and that the South was happy to violate State's rights in order to force Northern states to accept slavery.

North:lol nigga you gay South:(goes sicko mode)

Same

How to understand it easier: the south states liked slaves working for them but the northern states didn’t like slavery and wanted blacks free so then the only thing they could do was start a war to either save the slaves or doom the slaves

There are American civil war re-enactments in the UK, checkout the ACWS (American civil war society) and southern skirmishers association.

yup gg

I have my chocolate biscuts ready and my Coca cola

LiteralH2O isn’t that any civil war

Gasleak On Mobile Fuck you

WWII History What did he do to you?

Takeur Pills Everything. He took the kids, he took the wife, he took the dog- ITS NOT EVEN HIS DOG! he took the house...

WWII History I understand now

Seramic _Skeptical u got that right

This was not the turning point, and General Lee never lost a battle until Gettysburg, which was the turning point.

What do you mean "turning point?" The union nearly lost the war that day....

I visited back in 1997 for the 4th of July concert on the battlefield. An orchestra there played the 1812 Overture while the Maryland National Guard shot howitzers in sync to the music, all the while as fireworks exploded overhead. That was an incredible experience!

Lee nearly got his ass whipped at Antietam. His lines cracked 3 times (left,right and center) but McClellan was too cautious to capitalize on it. Antietam for all intensive purposes was a Union victory both for moral and strategy. Kept the Confederates away from DC and pushed Lee out of the North for another 8 months

I literaly live there

Weston Bennion same

Go Union!!!!!!

For Union and for Liberty!

Union gang

How do you know that

underrated

Me too

You forgot about the terrible football team #SKOL

On Wisconsin!

@@loganpaulson6451 This did not age well lol

The confederate flag is accurate. Its the stars and bars, which is the actual state flag of the confederacy.

"the confederate flag" used in this is accurate because the units are all under the command of general robert e lee. the flag was the flag of the army of northern Virginia (his army's flag). The flag was rejected as the nations flag in 1861. The nations flag was the stars and bars it had 13 stars in a circle on blue in the top corner with 2 red stripes and one white stripe.

CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAG

doesn't matter its still the confederate flag

I love your work,Apollo. Keep making this kinda content,my dude.

Probably the same reason Greek warfare interests so many Americans. Warfare (assuming you aren't directly involved) is fucking cool.

@chris vaughter damn go back to humanitys lol check ur grammer wtf

gaming with Naydiah and Elijah and is that bad? no, we’re allowed to be all be Caucasians, just like how all blacks can be black and all Asians can be Asian without any problems.

Their techologies 🤔

War is in your blood, Greek.

Hes a lonely Wisconsiner. T. Im an illinoisian

@@Polo1683Official Da bears still suck

Also do a Battle of New Market with the VMI students.

Can you please do the Battle of New Market with the VMI cadets?

Osama Bin Ladin why

i have no idea what that means lol

Like, too much. Like its overhyped. But I thought it was nice in my opinion.

+green leaf he is talking about what he means by extra

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Aaron Keys it was sarcasm i dont use emojis and i love history

If yes i have massive problems instaling it

There are good instruction in the internet and on the moddb page of the mod.

Ben Hinkel hey HINKEL love your work - Robert of the 11th MS

its for empire not napoleon

There is one for Empire and one for Napoleon, napoleon only focused on historical battle while Empire is campaign.

Yea because the south didn’t like the taxes on exports and many southerners didn’t Even own slaves but some did rent them

It was about slavery after the emancipation proclamation.

thats the reason all the poor farmers took up arms, tbh its why i kinda sympathise with the confederates

Indeed. The initial separation of southern states from the union was due to the fact that Abraham Lincoln was voted into office. They felt that they were not getting the representation that they deserved in an increasingly anti-democratic government. As such, they separated from the Union and formed the Confederate States of America. The hostilities began at Fort Sumter, where Confederates demanded that Union forces within the fort leave and turn over the fort, due to the fact that the fort was within Confederate land. Both sides had explicit orders not to open fire. Both sides disobeyed orders. Abraham Lincoln believed that he had no choice but to declare war upon the Confederate States of America. From then on, the civil war was essentially a war of supremacy between two neighboring countries. In the East the confederacy benefited from forces made up of hardened veterans and exceptional leadership from Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee. In the West, Grant was able to defeat and demoralize inexperienced but plentiful conscripts who left their farms to defend their homes. Grant's brutal methods of no mercy and purging entire towns earned him quite the reputation and also demoralized the enemy. Lincoln's Gettysburg address, made only because of the narrow Union Victory at Gettysburg, was a purely tactical move. He believed that the promise of freedom would cause many slaves to defect and flee to the North. In truth, it had little effect. The Union freed slaves as they moved South, but it should be noted that the Gettysburg Address only freed slaves in the south. Even though northern states were not officially considered slave states, it was still legal to own slaves in the north. Slaves in the north would not gain freedom until the 13th amendment was passed, outlawing slavery entirely. At the end of the day, history is written by the victors, and always in their favor. It is easy to overlook one's own atrocities when you focus on those of your enemies.

Silver Swordsmith finally I can no longer be called a racist slave owner thank you

Yes Wisconsin is the BEST!

I'm from Wisconsin! Also I'm glad Apollo put the Wisconsin regiment in the battle!

hi Go1den Gamer I'm Wisconsin too Golldy Gamer " your brother "

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