duel to the death | ad mortem 

Happens sometimes.

I'd grab some popcorn and just watch

I’d actually be interested in reading some of what you got. I’m a writer too and I’m working on an 1800s dueling inspired story

I’m working on some stories as well. These videos are great references!👍

" art creates art "

Could you bring up your writing material

post that shit here dawg, we are interested

Die Produktion ist in der Tat das spannendste. Nur ist das für Hollywood eher ungeeignet, wenn man anfangs nicht weiß, wer gewinnen wird und ob beide Darsteller danach verletzt sein werden.

​@@dequitemzu wenig Explosionen 😂

I only speak English, but I love how I still was able to more or less understand this.

@@theinquisitor8112well yeah, they don’t speak, just fight. Anyone could understand it

Thanks!

Pur luck :D

Thanks!

Thanks, i will make a new video about ... :P

Kommt

40 min ist doch noch vertretbar. Ich fahre einmal alle 2 Wochen 2 h pro Strecke nach Magdeburg um mal gegen andere abwechslungsreiche Gegner anzutreten und dann einmal im Monat auch locker über 3 bis 5 Stunden pro Strecke um die Gegner in den Videos zu treffen, die teilweise in Hamburg oder Bayern leben. Einer aus unserem Verein fährt über 1,5h pro Strecke um mit uns wöchentlich zu trainieren... Du schaffst das. 40 Minuten einmal die Woche ist nicht weit!

Ja stimmt haste schon recht ich werds durchziehen 😀

@@schwammdruebba1637 das wollte ich hören.

What the fuck :D I didn't do anything. When I uploaded the video I called it in the sport category :D

@@dequitem you are skyrim now the YT gods have spoken :P

Spear with sword, than Poleaxe, than only a spear, than onehanded warhammer.

Nice to hear and greetings back from Germany.

Thanks

Danke!

Ich bin alleine mit dem Kanal, aber die Grüße richte ich gerne meinen den Gastkämpfern in meinen Videos aus.

In the gaps of course but not the plates themself. The spear blades are optimal to slipped in gabs!

@dequitem Figured I'd help with you with your English a bit, since you're kind enough to reply to us. "The spear blades are optimal for slipping between gaps!" Great videos, mate. Cheers!

After he grab me and turn my head, i had no chance!

I think it's most of the time around 80 percent, but sometimes 100.

@@dequitem Oh, wow, how does it feel to take a hit at 100% power? Does it make a loud sound in the helmet if you're hit in the head? Thank you for the reply!

@@necroseus yes it is very loud. In the video against the Buhurt fighter I was knocked out for a second, the padding in historical helmets is very low!

I like his twohanded sword (Spadone) section.

More!

😅

Thanks.

It's no game!

you'd have to get into the gaps of the armor; another video on the channel, a 15 minute analysis of a longsword vs mace fight, is very good at learning more about this

@@diming7616 thanks, I think I've watched it later on. The European plate armour truly is formidable. While you're trying hard to aim at the gaps, he can just hack away at you, maybe you can try to dodge around but imagine being a peasant wearing a gambeson in a close order formation fighting against a group of foot knights, without much room to maneuver I'm as good as dead.

Wie Kenny in South Park...stirbt jede Folge aber ist in der nächsten einfach wieder da :)

@@lukasalberter9886 naja meistens bin ich es nicht der sterbende am Boden liegt aber bei dem Tag hatte ich einen schlechten Lauf. Werde noch ein paar mal den Kenny machen.

Oh it is real effectiv, there are not much weapons that are that strong, but in a duel you often don't have the angle to kill someone with one hit. If the blade will not flex, it is a much more powerful weapon.

We sometimes injure us. Some broken bones and bruises. But the weapons are blunt.

In the 14th and 15th century is the spear, poleaxe, longsword, warhammer and dagger the most effective close combat weapons. They are effective. There is no better option in closed combat. Point balance fire arm action is mor a thing in the 16th and 17th century.

Yes, they are effective. The point with fighting in armor is not to stab into the armor. You try to get stabs in the gaps (which you need to have in order to move) such as the inside of the elbow, under the armpit, in the crotch, and behind the knees --however i would call those stabs a secondary objective. Primarily fighring between 2 armored opponents ends up in wrestling and joint manipulation and control. If you have 2 points of contact on an opponent it is much easier to control them. Gaining control of someone's joint will give you the joint above; control someone's wrist to control their elbow--their elbow to their shoulder. Having control of somebody's arm, you can move them around into disadvantageous positions and throw them. Having a long stick, either sharpened or blunt is like having a giant lever with which to control a whole person. Obviously, the opponent is trained and is going to try and counter your attempts at obtaining a good position to lock their limbs or throw them. Having your bollock dagger or rondel is a fantastic secondary weapon that is long, very firm, and generally primarily for stabbing rather than slashing or cutting. These are great at additional manipulation or getting into those less armored joints and stabbing

@@REDWOLF5652 great comment, but if both opponents wanna kill each other you end less in wrestling (around 50 %). In historical fights you often try to take the other arrested and money for them, then wrestling will be 100 % in every fight.

@@dequitem oh, that's interesting! I never thought about that--great videos by the way! Love your stuff =)

No I am fine. I was the guy on the ground.

Yes, they are blunt (stumpf und nicht spitz...)

The band - Estampie?

@@dequitem oi lad, they have some amazing tracks like Hakan Hök or Linden so Grün

@@secretname2670 I will take a look.

When you take a closer look. You can recognize that I never trust to his face. The bevor is excluding. So I was afraid to thrust his mouth area. The visor slight has a mesh of a fencing mask attached, but the helmet is still not save enough. That why he will order a new helmet and better fitting armor!

From what channel? I am confused. Do you wanna me react on my own videos?

@@dequitem whoops, dunno how I commented here! Sorry, love your fights though!

@@LewisB3217 can I ask where u ask to react on my videos?

@@dequitem I was watching Skallagrim react to some fight stuff, was (trying) to ask if he wanted to react to your videos, of course, that comment got posted here somehow lol

No, but it sounds cool. Where can I find them.

no you will not break your wrist that easy, but your defence is a little bit weaker!

@@dequitem what if it’s with a long sword

​@@Deathdestroyer08 Same prinziple. Your defence is better when both hands have the inner glove and fingers pointing downwards.

@@dequitem I see thank you for answering my questions :)

Ich hab jedes mal die gleiche Rüstung an. Es gibt von mir ein Video wo ich meine Rüstung anziehe. Vielleicht erkennst du mich dann besser.

No, but it would break your strukture and make you desorientated. It will be hard to defend yourself for following attacks.

Wieso? Was denkst du den? Eine der beiden Rüstungen findest du in jedem Video. Das bin dann definitiv ich 😉.

Harness fencing. Hema in armor in Buhurt intensity.

Dafuck. The weapons are blunt. And you can see me in new videos, so I am obviously not dead!

i mean its satire@@dequitem

Adorea deals in choreographed fights and are excellent in that, completely realistic and based on Talhoffer and other manuscripts. This guy deals in unscripted sparring, you simoly cannot compare the two.