Modern US ARMY Beach Defense VS 7,000,000 ROMAN ARMY! - UEBS 2: Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 

Stole the words right out of my mouth

A 50 caliber couldve hit several romans at once even with their shields

what about us soldiers having unlimited ammo? Instead of 120 bullets which is reality? So then we can make things realistic

​@@romeolajh1602what about 7m romans?? Where the heck did they find a 7 million romans?

Pretty sure if they were entrenched in positions waiting for an invasion like this scenario they would have ammo crates handy. Considering in america alone the military stockpiles more bullets than there are people on the planet.@@romeolajh1602

it would be like nothing happend

@@M4A1_DELTA6no no the paint would be scuffed

Yeah this isn’t a realistic game, it’s purely for shits and giggles

yeah depleted uranium vs. bronze age garbage? lol

NOOOOO

both systems use the m61 Vulcan and aren't targeting inbound airial projectiles though. But you point is very valid and I appreciated it.

I’m a retired Navy sailor who used both variants. (1122,1145) AxiGaming is correct. But I will add one thing. The gun mount itself is actual LPWS (Land-based Phalanx Weapon System). CRAM is the whole overall system of base protection. The guns are just the “response” phase…

With catapults, bolt system, fire and Calvery

Iirc, there's cyborg samurai

Funny enough, the tracks are the weakest part of the tank and they get fucked up all the time. Even with bushes.

Just like the horse drawn chariots with sharp attachments on the wheels.

😂 I completely overestimated the Roman’s

but your reaction to it was worth it@@DaleyTactics

@@DaleyTactics I can’t believe the US Army beat off that many people if you know what I mean💀

😂😂😂

@@Kyle-l9nin the real world this wouldn’t even be a fight. The shields would at best deflect 1% of the bullets from the infantry but the Abram’s could just drive around and literally roll them down. Every snaper would get most likely 5 kills per mag of 10. Plus the army if only using the army has helicopters that would destroy most of the boats before hitting the beach. And really if a single nuke was fired it would obliterate every one on that map of the game.

And its all A-10s fault. Keep having the urge to brrrrrt

Neither would the heads of the US soldiers that 90% of the army was shooting through.

Debatable against 5.56 tbh

@@corbintodd9339no. Its not. It would still penetrate with enough force to be lethal unless they ware wear metal armor behind that shield

@@Rytoast99 the shields are 3 layers of wood with leather and canvas. Thats definitely enough to stop a 5.56. Hell the entire reason the military is switching to 6.8 is because of penetrating power of 5.56 bud.

@@corbintodd9339 There's a video by DemolitionRanch where they shoot a knight's metal shield with a pistol and it blows right through, I'm pretty sure a rifle would treat a wooden shield like paper.

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Real

That's what I was thinking. They have nothing to stop a tank. After their ammo is spent, they can drive through the attacking force.

@@Play-time707 The weakest part of a tank is precisely driving it. A bush could do more damage than 100000 arrows

If there's 7,000,000 targets and 40,000 guns that's 175 rounds per gun to hit each target once... That's light work. Let's say they hit 1/4 of the time. That's 700 rounds per gun. Still light work. This discounts area kill weapons like missiles and tank rounds killing 10-12 at a time. In reality there would also be a lot of multi target hits in a fighting environment like this. FMJ bullets would be going through people and hitting other people behind them. This is why we don't charge in big clusters of guys in modern warfare. 1 bullet can travel through a bunch of guys before it stops. Especially those C-RAMS. The Romans were already given a huge fake advantage by their shields deflecting modern bullets which is complete bullshit. I'm not going to argue this point, just go build something that can stop a standard NATO M855 round and see how tough it is to stop one and that's the smallest, weakest round we'd be using in a battle like this. M855 is an armor piercing round that's the standard go-to in every military engagement since Vietnam. It's the bread and butter of the US Military and every magazine on this battlefield would have had 30 of them in it. Each one of those rounds would have gone clean through any of those roman shields without hesitation. The next big advantage the Romans had in this battle is the US inability to fall back or move at all to widen the distance. The last thing a competent tank commander would do is sit there and let his tank be surrounded when he could just put it in gear and take off turning the Romans into ground beef then all you'd have to do is drive your tank backwards at slightly more than a walking pace and use the ring mounted machine gun with its armor piercing rounds to mow the yard of Romans until you're out of ammo then just turn around and leave the area to refuel and reload then rejoin the battle. One good tank commander and a far off place to resupply is all we'd need to destroy a 7,000,000 man army on foot. The tank can run fast and cover long distances without fatigue. Each day the soldiers would lose morale, speed, and effectiveness while the tank crew would end each day driving to their base to refuel, eat, shower, shave, then go fight some more. Whatever the Romans need they'd have to carry with them and the tank can take the fight wherever they want because they can move to attack from any direction and target the Romans any time of day from distances beyond eyesight. The Romans would be getting hit by something and wouldn't even know where it is. Once the tank rounds are used up just swing in close to spray a few thousand more down keeping them in machine gun range but out of their archer's range. Once you're out of ammo just drive back to base say 100 miles away. The Romans would have no way to know where the base is unless they track the tank but that's why you go a different way and attack from a different direction each day. You'd have the Romans wearing themselves out in a hopeless circle terrified of the next surprise attack from beyond the horizon. Remember, at this point there's no resupply for the Romans and they're eating several tons of food per day and are no closer to ending this engagement in victory. Their supply lines would also be severed by the tank because it can track anything bringing supplies to the Romans before it could successfully reach them. Whatever method they'd use to get those supplies in would be an easy kill for the tank and probably be the most effective way to control the engagement. It would force the Romans back to protect and shorten their supply lines and in doing so push them further from the base resupplying the tank. All in all hopeless for the Romans as bad ass as they were. I'll leave with this last thought. The modern US Military including all of its reserves, branch components, special units, literally everyone would amount to less than 5,000,000 people unless you start counting federal law enforcement too. Regardless, that's in a country of 350,000,000 people. I'm not sure there were 7,000,000 people in the Roman empire, much less 7,000,000 Roman soldiers at any given time. I could be wrong but as far as I know WW2 Russia is the only time there were that many people fighting under 1 flag and it was literally every man woman child cow and dog in Russia pushing the Nazis back. So fake advantages for the Romans in this simulation: Shields deflecting modern bullets An impossibly large army for the time period The US can't utilize movement or long range weapon systems The US can't utilize cover or geographical advantages that we definitely would use in a real fight The US is all clumped together like retards waiting to be over run instead of spreading out or even using a flank strategy to maximize their effectiveness. Basically the Romans in this simulation couldn't have had it better but still lose

@@Naasbc355 Since you point the advantage of the roman I'm gonna say the US one, think the main unreal thing are the solder firing through solder, only the first line must fire, plus the indistructible tank, put a sword in the gun and one in the track for disabilitate it. Also the frendly fire, imagin a nuke that only damage the enemy, unreal. and the unlimited ammo.

Sir do you have any idea how overpowered trolls are?

@@EcoNBeBop Yup, and there's the challenge.

Romans get deleted long before depletion of ammo.

Sadly no, I really wish it did. It also has wrong numbers at the top right most of the time

A Roman shield ain’t even gonna stop a .22 lr…. Those shields are literally like 1/16th inch steal or copper meant to stop a sword attack. Not anything bullet of any kind and that’s the same for their body armor as well

Info graphics show don't have equality graphics they only talk about how successfully ukrsine is holding russia back. 😂

It’s cracked

@@DaleyTactics thx for replying can u pls give my comment a heart pls i wont ask again just this once it would be so amazing

Seriously? You would have used nukes? And risked radiation etc for what? The tanks would have taken them all out by themselves.

@@billjones4159 ....as seriously as I take these "cartoon military strategists". lol

They never seem to work when I watch Daley's vids. I was wondering if in this one they were too far back from the ledge, and if LOS is needed, then they certainly were. Maybe overall they're glitchy anyway?