BATTLE OF CANNAE l 216 BC Rome vs Carthage l One of Hannibal's Greatest Victories l Cinematic 

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this has to be the best so far

Hey can you do the battles of the show Vikings

Thank you so much for this masterpiece I felt like this is your best video yet and to know that you put in all the sound yourself everything to me was perfect you sir are brilliant thank you again

Perfect

lmao

ikr

Hilarious

@@NedimCanIncebay bu bir oyun mu, animasyon mu ?

Because the Gauls are also known to fight naked. No joke, it's recorded by Roman historians.

Exactly

60K+.

sadly, they see them as a number

@@ihebbenrhouma3957 Yes, that happens a lot and frankly I understand why this happens, when you see a number on a screen you don't attribute that number with a person who had hopes, dreams, families, friends, lovers, etc. You see their statistic, as much of a madman Stalin was, he was correct in the general human perception of "One death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic" of course because he was a malignant sociopath he assumed that this means people don't care, no, I've seen many videos reacting to the casualties of WW2 and have seen the horror on every person's face, part of the problem is our minds simply cannot comprehend that scale of loss fully, a single death in the news and said news station telling the victim's life story is a lot more simpler and personal to understand, that's why people seemingly "care more" about it.

@@ihebbenrhouma3957 Also there's the fact that time eventually does soften the impact of a historical tragedy. Now or days if you made a joke about 9/11 in a random club performance, you'd probably get a few chuckles mixed with some uncomfortable silence, if you did this twenty years ago? You'd be lucky if you left town with your life. This is an event not even two decades old, now imagine an event that's thousands of years old...

That can be explained with one sentence:Man power matters

@@ageofassassins6780 Logistics more than manpower, likely, since Carthage simply wasn't able to move troops to where the war was happening. Hannibal's brother attempted to reinforce the Carthaginian army in Italy, but was defeated and killed en route.

@@mikep8071 Of course logistic is important but carthage didnt have much populatin as roma .Rome lost more than 200.000 but they still maintained fighting carthage had only nearly 80.000 soldiers for best effort they couldnt have raise more army but rome produced more armies and in the end they won.Population equals size of army and production capability.Germans killed millions russian civilian and destroyed countless russian army but russians still had population for more army and factories and they defeated germany.

@@ageofassassins6780 wasnt he exiled because carthage thought he was too good?

@@BuRsTiNxMLB aye which was nice to see in this video movie thingamuhjig

Hannibal really know how to raise his armies morale.

Who is gisco ?

@@eurasiaacaci.-110 An officer, although this story is debatable

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Jet Jaguar: 😁 That's one of the greatest quips in history. The humor tickles through the centuries. The entire Carthaginian army was said to have been laughing when they heard it to the extent that the Romans thought they were the ones being laughed at. If the story's true then Hannibal sure had a sense of humor.

I’d start burying myself under dead bodies

@jordan Webb hahah lolll

Im confused, the book "the art of war" says you should let your enemy the hope of an little outcome, because if theres no more hope for the enemy, he will fight stronger like an Tiger in the corner.

@@bibabutzemann5661 they did, in the actual battle as long as i know, the carthaginians lure them to a trap with weaker troops in the center and main line, so the romans thought they were wining cuz the carthaginians started to retreat, so the center did a hole, but not the flanks, that's when the romans got fucked

@@MrDarsoc he's talking about after the surround. And he's correct but here their commander was dead, another fled, and they were packed so tightly they couldn't even fight

Nope. There is a huge amount of fabulous and terrific battles in the history of mankind, and I think, that Cannae's battle isn't the greatest battle, because WW1 and WW2 were more flagrant wars, and during these wars occured a lot of enthralling battles between different countries

Well I think he means somethings different, for it's own century, and the centuries to come after that, Cannae was proabaly one of the bloodiest battles the world've ever seen.

@@NedimCanIncebay If it is like this, I utterly agree with you

What about Gaugamela? I'm pretty sure it had a greater impact.

@@andrejanastasovski1189 impact yes, but the battle of cannae was the blodiest day in history. Yes in the two World Wars were larger battles with more fallen soldiers but they lastet months. At Gaugamela were more troops too but way less dead because Alexander rout the persians and Hannibal surrounded the romans so the romans couldn't flee.

Hannibal, master of disaster.

Adrenaline makes you do some crazy shit

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4:18. The ultimate fuck you.

apply band-aid, walk it off.

Perfect video

what music is this exactly how do i look it up? it sounds super familiar it annoys me

@@jannohessel5402 Its called Divinitus, just type like Rome total war 1 Divinitus into youtube and it should pop out

@@atay14x thanks. this must be a testament to how much i played it that it sounds so familiar

@@jannohessel5402 it was the music youd hear in the campaign. loved hearing that after a long battle, made it seem that your empire was doing well :D

Yes it is! :)

Without gps, radios, wireless and flags !

@@Zamolxes77 and having to communicate all that in a dozen of languages

Hannibal studied his enemies very carefully and his own army was a very professional one. He knew the legions would try to steamroller his battle line so he developed a shock absorber fighting line to counter it. The fact it worked is as much down to the officers and men who fought that day as it is to hannibal. His army was a well oiled machine.

@@alanmountain5804 actually, his Numidians cavalries are so OP that they carried Carthage in all of Hannibal's victory

That's exactly what I'm trying to do, great to hear that, thanks a lot! :)

@@NedimCanIncebay My man, 4:26 is a beautifull shot all together! Bloody brillaint!

Love your channel good very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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You really understand what was being fought for here? Something that transcends nations or boundaries or ethnicities. It's not hard to put your thumb on it.

Thanks a lot for the comment! But I need to mention that this is from Attila, but they are not that different so no problem. :D

@@NedimCanIncebay I assume this is the ancient empires mod?

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wait 15 years lol

@@dildobaggins2759 I think he meant the original rome total war

What's that about and where can you find it?

@@ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER You can found it on Manganelo/Mangakakalot. Good pages if u want to read manga and Ad Astra is uploaded regulary

@@carlosgonzalezcerda1741 but what is the story of the manga? What is it about?

@@ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER About this battle, about Scipio and his story, about the companions of Hannibal and obviously himself. The Punnic Wars if you will, and like the fella above, it tells the story from the two sided

@@carlosgonzalezcerda1741 that's a great manga then...

Lol it was a funny one, when he fell to the ground at 7:08 someone throw a javelin xd

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Thank you! :D

Without a doubt, he's the ancestor of Vercingétorix the Gaul.

7:05... beauty

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Why are you 9ay ?

Thanks a lot for this amazing comment! if I manage to that for the next battles I'm planning to use the first person view. :)

​@@NedimCanIncebay if u have time pls check this out , ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_vcb7wNYpkM.html , its old but gold !!! Catches the same feeling even with lower quality than yours . ps "Thanks a lot for this amazing comment " but Sir the content IS amazing : ))

bro i want an 1 hour version this was amazing

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Men have many flaws and shortcomings. But then you think about events like Cannae where men butchered each other like cattle and you realise that there is value there.

Looooll, it was a coincidence, but a good one, thanks a lot mate! :)

Thanks a lot mate! :)

I'm so glad you liked that mate, thanks a lot! :)

Oh, thank you mate, I'm so glad you like it! :)

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I never saw a naked men fisting a fully armored Roman! 🤣

Several Celtic tribes notoriously fought naked or with very little armor

4:27 is the starting of best part I think.

Hahah thanks. :PPP

@@NedimCanIncebay pls do more vis

It's my first aim, to make it better with every video and I'm so glad for it, thank you! :)

@@NedimCanIncebay yes, it was the first thing I noticed. The camera perspectives are very different from the previous videos and the improvement of the overall video in comparison to your previous ones is visible in this particular one. I also highly appreciate the bird perspective in some scenes where you see the whole scale of the battle which let's you guess the complexity of the work behind all this.

Thanks a lot mate! I thought that was the best way to narrate the battle, thank you again! :D

Hahaha thank you ! :)

What you doing here I subjucated you 3 month's ago in my campaign

I'm glad you like it, that is same for me too! :)

I'm so grateful mate, thanks a lot! :)

Thanks a lot mate! I am glad you liked it! :)

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Yeah that sack can be very distracting. Lol

7:05... kicked, takes an arrow not to the knee but to the eye, gets shiled whipped in the face and then buogh..

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I'm so grateful!! Thank you! :)

Thanks a lot mate, I'm so grateful! :))

Thanks a lot mate! :) It's probably because this video was made with Total War Attila, they have the same animations but my settings are a bit different. :)

Nedim Can Incebay ahhhhh damn I thought you were using some animation mod because I also thought it was Rome 2. That explains the better animations.

I was thinking the exact same thing

@@NedimCanIncebay Yeah maybe you should say which game this is made in I had to go through comments to figure it out. Amazing video!

Hahah I'm honoured, thanks a lot mate! :)

Did you know Napolean won more battles than Julius Caesar, Alexander the great and Hannibal combined. . . . . .

Thanks a lott! :)

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you like it! :))

Thanks a lot mate! Actually I definitely want to make something similar as like you mentioned, just don't have any dialogue or kind of stuffs like this, but I'm also planning to narrate the battles in the future. :) I'm doing all of these videos alone (with AI, I mean) but this time one of my friends helped to record some of the aerial shots easily.

If you want to see the battle plan and the true mastery that Hannibal had over warfare you should check out Historia Civils. They have an video dedicated to cannae as well as a whole series on Hannibal in Rome and even the ambushes he faced when crossing the alps. Definitely recommend checking it out if you’ve never studied the Punic wars. Honestly every battle was fought like this with Hannibal having a master plan that always worked.

I'm so grateful for that! Thank you mate! :)

@@NedimCanIncebay so,nice of you❤️.👍🏻

I actually tried to show, for exp, at 2:25, you can see one of them, and the one horsemen died at the end same like that, just couldn't go deeper than this, thanks a lot for the comment, I'm so grateful! :)

Nedim Can Incebay Thats true! Damn i might be blind. Even with the resources you had you were able to give us that hints. Seriously man, nowadays people do not aprecciate hard work. And because of that I want to thank you again. Keep your work up! World needs to motivate people who risk and put effort on things.

Hannibal did have a point. He had no siege equipment and no help from Carthage. Even if he took the city, which would have been challenging even for him, he would have found it difficult to keep the city from determined Roman attempts to retake their capital city. He held out hope for a Roman capitulation which would have ended the Roman attempts to march on North Africa and Spain. He never really had enough men to secure the entire Italian peninsula. Can you imagine how different things would have been in history if Hannibal had gotten the support he needed. History as we know it would have been entirely different

Thanks a lot mate! :) There are reaaallly many request on this, I wish I could do that...:( Why not, I can try to do in the future. :)

I'm so grateful mate, thank you! :) I'll work on the Siege of Carthage now, I hope you like the next ones:)

@@NedimCanIncebay i belive i will

Thanks a lot mate! :)) Hahahah, probably me too, I don't know. :D I'll cover more battle in the future, especially the battles that elephants involved in it.

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@@NedimCanIncebay kara büyü mü

I'm so grateful mate, thank you! I hope you like the other ones too! :=)

There was one battle where Rome was surrounded on all sides, they were so cramped together that their own troops suffocated near the middle of the formation

It is probably the best animation in the game, thank you! :)

Thank you mate! :)

Thank you mate, I'm so glad you like it, the next one will probaby be the Battle of Carthage. :)

Nice

nope there is a better general

@@oussamahobloss5120 who would that be ?

@@sahiramena3388 Khalid Ibn Al-Walid

Ar7 Yes he was very good, but Hannibal was something else. He took his ragtag army and ravaged Rome. If Hannibal hadn’t been recalled he probably would have sacked Rome. And besides Khalid wasn’t facing Romans which are probably the strongest army/empire at their peak

@@oussamahobloss5120 god was helping khalid bin walid.hannibal didnt get help from no one not even his country.now just imagine if hannibal got help from god or carthage.😊

On land maybe, Samar at sea.

Thanks a lot my friend! As I said before, It's great to hear that from you, in my newest video the Siege of Carthage I tried to make it far better in terms of the graphic quality. :)

It is actually debated whether this exact plan was fully intentional from the start. It is clear that Hannibal wanted to surround the Roman army, but many historians actually believe that the Carthaginian center slowly giving in was not something planned on before the battle developped, but rather the lines being pushed back by the legions. But without this crucial move, Hannibal could very well have failed to surround the Romans, and the center would have collapsed. It is more likely that Hannibal saw the center being caved in, and seized the opportunity to execute a complete surround. Only an idiot would have gone into battle with a plan THAT precise and all the things that could go wrong with it. Hannibal never would have put all his coins on one bet, he most likely had a simpler plan, that he could adapt and improvise from: lure/defeat the Roman cavalry, then flank the Roman army on both sides while the cavalry strikes from the rear. Then he saw an opportunity for a complete surround, and took it.

@@KroM234 Hannibal was almost definitely inspired by Hamilcar's strategy at the naval battle of Cape Ecnomus, with a weak center and strong flanks.

I'm so grateful mate, thank you! :) Yea, that soundtrack hits hard... :/