SPARTAN HOPLITE 1 VS 1 OTHER UNITS | TABS MODDED GAMEPLAY 

Trian Jezrael Lumontad Spartans are the strongest army ever assembled, they can beat knights, Vikings, Persians, samurais, easy dubs

Francois Naufahu Knights and Vikings would destroy Spartans due to their advanced weapons, armor, and shields.

They are warriors but warriors are human too

He still won does it matter?

U copied my comment :P

@@zhongliangcai602 no no no I'm just saying it I didn't even saw your comment when I commented

Oh ok :) I don’t really mind anyway if u did copy it.

@@zhongliangcai602 yeah I've never seen a person this nice before on RU-vid

@@zhongliangcai602 是嗎？

Spartan is good at blocking he blocks most of the knights attacks

That good 💡😁😀😀😀😀😀

sounds good!

Yato Huns_VN, 11:32 THIS IS SPARTA!

Nahh

Sorry i'm not good at history

No it's vs hoplite

@@Edward-tg6vb look at the spartan vs halfling, the halfing does some epic parkour

I like the knight fight

for good reason

Spartan*

Sorry i spelled it wrong LOL 🤣🤤

Wth is a spatain? XD

It has the ability to self copy

It comes with all of the Greek, Roman, and Athenian units

*Spartan

Oops sorry i spell it wrong 😂😅

LOL 🤣

yes, i choose most interesting, because now there are to many units for this kind video

For real

No its not see theres an A in his shield

@@dominiquegentica4291 its a lambda

Hoplites were actually from Greece and this specific one comes from Sparta, which was, together with Athens, the most powerful Greek city state (polis). The Roman military was divided in two main groups: the legionaries (citizens) and auxiliaries (non-citizens) Here are a few examples of units: Legionary: The heavy Roman infantry. Legatus legionis: the commander of a legion consisting of 4000 to 6000 soldiers. Aenator: musician Aquilifer: the soldier who carries the Roman eagle banner. Decurion: the commander over a small force of cavalry. Clinicus: medic Praetorians: an elite bodyguard used by the emperors. There are no hoplites in the Roman army!!

I know that I am a total geek but I think history is great!

Ugh no, hoplite's are from greece

The Romans did use the hoplite phalanx formation before the 3rd century BCE