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The Ancient Greek Arrow Machine Gun! | MythBusters | Season 7 Episode 19 | Full Episode 

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Adam and Jamie investigate the ancient Greek myth that Dionysus the Elder created a machine that could fire arrows just like a modern machine gun!
Using science as a tool, Hollywood special effects experts attempt to debunk rumours, urban legends and popular myths that have captivated the minds of many individuals.
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@nacl4988
@nacl4988 Месяц назад
The Arrow machine's rate of fire also has another benefit. In a tightly packed group, It doesn't matter if you miss the target, You'll hit someone else. And if they had more than... like 5 days to make it, It would probably turn out pretty robust
@karelhoogendoorn
@karelhoogendoorn 3 месяца назад
Mythbusters might be the best long running "reality" show ever made. The mix of science and humor is so good. When Kari, Grant and Tori left it wasn't the same and the quality went down, but I still love watching this!
@chaoticdragoncherry6939
@chaoticdragoncherry6939 3 месяца назад
Grant is dead
@AeonLibertas
@AeonLibertas 3 месяца назад
@@chaoticdragoncherry6939 Yes, he died *after* leaving the show together with the other two. Your point being...?
@chaoticdragoncherry6939
@chaoticdragoncherry6939 3 месяца назад
@@AeonLibertas one to inform, 2 not for you
@udalix
@udalix 2 месяца назад
Best part of the show is how badly they mess up their experiments and leave their audience to argue how they could have done it better.
@haroldcruz8550
@haroldcruz8550 Месяц назад
Though they should have needed more work in their costume dept. The machine gun like arrow was about a Greek myth yet they wear Roman replica armor lorica segmentata
@eenayeah
@eenayeah 3 месяца назад
Adam: "I'm gonna go eat something that was living." One of the funniest things I've ever heard on this show 🤣🤣
@herrgrabarske
@herrgrabarske 3 месяца назад
Jörg had to see this and Adam has to watch the instant Legolas.
@CH3FFI3
@CH3FFI3 3 месяца назад
Todd would be foaming at the mouth if he sees this.
@herrgrabarske
@herrgrabarske 3 месяца назад
@@CH3FFI3 I hope!
@Yorick257
@Yorick257 3 месяца назад
I think Todd saw it. He was working in a similar field. I also think that both will find it plausible too. Todd bashed on a Hollywood tiny arrow machine gun, but this thing is like his catapult
@MrProthall
@MrProthall 2 месяца назад
Jörg Sprave? Kinda sad he became such a cunt.
@timthompson7205
@timthompson7205 3 месяца назад
As a truck driver I don't feel like this was an accurate test. The problem with driving sleep deprived isn't just being tired. It's more so the fact that you're sitting still in the exact same place the entire time. It's as if you're laying in bed. These guys are getting in and out of the vehicle and doing this during the day time. They're getting fresh air and moving around. That's not the case for truck drivers. We can't just pull over anywhere we want to get out and stretch. That's why we end up sleep deprived in the first place, we have to get to the next truck stop which can be hours away.
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 месяца назад
Yup, sitting down is close enough to lying down, you keep napping off.
@alaric_
@alaric_ 3 месяца назад
Also usually people crank the heater to the comfortable level which is 'warm'. Staying put, warm, soft seat and usually the driving while tired is done during night so it's dark. Literally the perfect conditions to falling asleep. This is why truck drivers are mandated by law to have rest periods. They can be monitored with the electric logging devices. Passenger vehicles and individuals simply can't due to the sheer numbers. Although in Finland being very tired can be used equally with DUI to issue penalties as both impairs driving. No other tests for it but the policeman's investigation on the road but unlike in US, cops here are fair and overwhelmingly trusted.
@timthompson7205
@timthompson7205 3 месяца назад
@@alaric_ here in Canada we do have regulations regarding breaks. However it only states that you have to have at least 2 30 minute breaks in a 14 hour shift. I used to drive through the Rocky Mountains. Sometimes it's 2 hours before the next stop. If it's a small town or just a truck stop there's a good chance it's full too. The roads can't accommodate people sleeping on the side of the road. You really have to plan ahead and even then you still drive tired sometimes.
@flykintoun
@flykintoun 3 месяца назад
The test was that sleep deprivation is as bad as being intoxicated, this pretty much proved that, and what you're saying reinforces that
@timthompson7205
@timthompson7205 3 месяца назад
@@flykintoun no shit you fucking moron. You know how to read?
@JohnSmith-ef2rn
@JohnSmith-ef2rn 3 месяца назад
I absolutely agree. I've made the mistake of driving while tired twice - the first time I was so tired I used a slip lane without checking and hit a ute, damaging the back of it a little (it was a low speed accident - no one was hurt, but I was very rattled). The second time was during highway driving and I scared the hell out of myself when I found myself in the middle of the road, covering both lanes, and the worst thing is that I didn't even know how long I was doing that for! Luckily there was no one sharing that stretch of road with me, but I could have killed someone else. It was horribly irresponsible for me to do it, and I never will drive tired again, under any circumstances. And yes, both times, driving in the city is relatively safe, but minute I got onto a long stretch of highway, where I had to do nothing but go straight - that was when my eyelids felt heavy and my I felt like sleeping. Driving while tired absolutely kills people. Do not do it.
@JaceTan-90
@JaceTan-90 3 месяца назад
I would say, for highway driving, mentally prep yourself with activities that could make you awake, like checking your mirrors, seeing which cars pass by, check the sceneries in between, listening to some good music and singing along with it, basically anything to keep you awake but not agitate you or too calming.
@triumvir_hunt
@triumvir_hunt 3 месяца назад
jorg sprave has made a mashinegun crosbow that can do what they tried. all with old fashioned materials and crafts
@wombat4191
@wombat4191 3 месяца назад
Might be based on the Chinese Chu-ko-nu. Quite a neat little invention, though I'm not sure if they had the same range and stopping power.
@gurdimeikenskjaldi5060
@gurdimeikenskjaldi5060 2 месяца назад
@@wombat4191 I didn't check Jorg Sprave but I've seen various reconstruction, working ones too, of what is probably this repeating crossbow. You usually see it used in roman reenactment (it's likely it's been used by romans in a few situations) but the project was of Ellenistic greek world origin. if the Chu-ko-nu is what I think is, it should be that sort of repeating crossbow that vaguely works like a lever action rifle, is it?
@maszkalman3676
@maszkalman3676 2 месяца назад
It's an ameriocan "reality show" don't expect them to be actually based on reality myth busters msotly oaky but soem episodes are like the ghost hunting shows... 🤣😆🤣😆
@rayzalaf8988
@rayzalaf8988 2 месяца назад
I always drink before I drive, there's nothing worse than having an accident when you're stone cold sober.
@DarkInos
@DarkInos 3 месяца назад
Yee oldie bows are completely different... the olympic shooting is on precision, heavy bow.. not heavy load on the string. Completely different.
@Wolf-ln1ml
@Wolf-ln1ml 2 месяца назад
Yeah, "let's compare our machine with what a human soldier could do instead" - and they get the best archer from a country of several hundred million people with a stabilized, CAD-designed Olympic archery bow... That's like, "Let's compare our replacement machine for a moderately trained boxer with Mike Tyson in his best years!" They have some really good tests every now and then, but then we get these reminders that this was first and foremost an entertainment show.
@Cahirable
@Cahirable 3 месяца назад
I remember this episode. I can remember trying to "design" a pump action crossbow based on plans I found for the polybolos on the internet and having ideas about water mill powered versions. There are so many issues with their design that I see now, as someone who was inspired by them to look into ancient siege engines, but *damn* it's such a good memory.
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 месяца назад
The idea is indeed plausible, but there were weakpoints. The repeated feeding issues and the broken bow are good examples. Guess I would've stringed the bow in instead of using a bolt, to avoid it breaking at the exact point their bow broke. And the polybolos is interesting. Leads you down a rabbit hole of ancient weaponry.
@asdads3948
@asdads3948 3 месяца назад
Water mill powered? I see two situations where this weapon could be useful, in the field or on the wall of a castle defending a city. Both make it very, very impractical to be powered by water.
@Cahirable
@Cahirable 3 месяца назад
@@HappyBeezerStudios The original would have been torsion, rather than tension, powered, so that removes another failure point. The original cammed feed mechanism probably also would have been less prone to jamming, despite a little more complexity.
@Cahirable
@Cahirable 3 месяца назад
@@asdads3948 not as difficult, on the face of it, as you'd think, but 14 year old me really didn't understand friction losses or how close to the mill it would need to be to avoid them.
@aaronjaggan
@aaronjaggan 2 месяца назад
When you see that blank screen before the rolling credits at the end...you continue to hope that the show would go longer...and when the credits and song come up..ur heart sink to the floor in disappointment.
@janzizka9963
@janzizka9963 2 месяца назад
This is calling for Jorg Sprave, The Slingshot channel.
@borntoclimb7116
@borntoclimb7116 3 месяца назад
The greek machine gun works pretty well in the end, this remind me on the slingshot channel.
@AntonsVoice
@AntonsVoice 3 месяца назад
And the tinkering required was why Siege Engineers were a necessity for any armies with siege engines in them. Yes. The Scorpion auto ballista is classed as a siege engine, though it was more meant to hit groups of tightly packed infantry, then wooden walls or gates.
@qoilmdimibmliopqoilmdimibm7589
@qoilmdimibmliopqoilmdimibm7589 3 месяца назад
I remember this one, def my favourite, I love when they are building/engeneering something❤
@Not_An_EV
@Not_An_EV Месяц назад
Them: "Describe what its like to be an engineer in one sentence" Me: 0:27
@dannyherbert4482
@dannyherbert4482 Месяц назад
The danger with driving tired is long straight stretches of road, if you're weaving in and out of cones you're gonna stay aware and awake. You'd have to do another test on a long straight to get the full picture
@krikkrakvollenbak5892
@krikkrakvollenbak5892 2 месяца назад
They shouldnt have used a rat in the driving test, a remote control traffic light would have been better. Choosing between hitting a rat and possibly losing control over your car to avoid it the choice is easily made, a stopping light doesnt have that.
@salvadorsempere1701
@salvadorsempere1701 3 месяца назад
Dionysious of Alexandria build. Adams wears an Imperial Roman Armour. About as accurate as if you wear an English civil war suit with an M-16
@omnirath
@omnirath 3 месяца назад
I think Adams do cosplay because he enjoys it not because he seeks any kind of historical accuracy
@skeevythewizzard5465
@skeevythewizzard5465 3 месяца назад
@@omnirath Indded. Also don`t think any roman ever wear jeans.
@georgg.5730
@georgg.5730 3 месяца назад
@@omnirath Of course he does. But I'd have liked to see what would have happened in the comments when he had worn napoleonic French duds in a US civil war episode...
@888johnmac
@888johnmac 3 месяца назад
lol , pretty sure those aren't period correct jeans either
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 месяца назад
pair the roman armor with the M16 and you get 40k in a nutshell
@ADI121195
@ADI121195 3 месяца назад
That tipsy driving test was flawed because the sensors for the lines were not within the cars body they stuck out loads
@harlyquin
@harlyquin 3 месяца назад
21:55 roads aren't this narrow and what they show would not be endangering peoples lives when they say crossing over the line, looks like most of it was the large sensor sticking out the side
@calumsanderson6741
@calumsanderson6741 2 месяца назад
adam's joke about slaves would cause an uproar online if this happened today lmao
@Redneck-kw6hh
@Redneck-kw6hh Месяц назад
bit overkill with the sprockets and chains o.O still awsome
@michew5451
@michew5451 2 месяца назад
From a design perspective, placing the eyes on the side of the lion's head is preferable. This is because the lion is typically viewed from the sides to avoid being in the line of fire. Additionally, it pays homage to medieval and Viking times (whether intentional or not), when the figureheads of boats often had considerable detail on the sides rather than the front. From a realism perspective, the eyes should be on the front, as the lion is a predator. Forward-facing eyes allow predators to use binocular vision, allowing them to focus on a target and determine how far away it is.
@dazisback2
@dazisback2 Месяц назад
Centurion Bilko ready for service sir :)
@mathewhill5161
@mathewhill5161 2 месяца назад
Man .. if they could work out all the kinks in the repeater arrow firing device .. imagine what a couple hundred of them would do to an ancient battlefield.
@Hato1992
@Hato1992 2 месяца назад
With arrow machine gun there are few things guys didn't take account for: 1. Back then they used much heavier bows than nowadays. Bow that is concidered heavy today it around 80lb. Back in medieval times it was medium bow. Heavy bows had 120lb. And it was probably similar to ancient times. 2. During medieval times archers invented different type of shoting. They put 6 arrows into ground in line. Then when they shot arrow, they grabbed arrow with string right from ground and while was straight up they already draw bow, because there is different method to draw such heavy bow. You draw it with your backs, not your hands. 3. Lastly, archer formations never tried to shot a single soldier. They usually shot arrows into air, creating flurry of arrows rain on enemies heads. Of course I listed all medieval tactics, but in ancient times it probably was somehow similar to this.
@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran
@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran 15 дней назад
I drove a lot of time drunk when teenager and never loose control but I awoke once rolling on the ground between the opposite lanes of an highway when I drove back home after a concert and had to sleep (badly) on a chair in a station... the highway is the worse scenario when you need some sleep. from own experiments, tipsy vs drunk conclusions totally confirmed : if tired and have to drive, drink some alcohol before to go to avoid having a crash stupidly sober 😂
@dudamesh9541
@dudamesh9541 3 месяца назад
one of my favorite episodes
@Wampa842
@Wampa842 3 месяца назад
I used to work in a factory with morning/night/afternoon shifts rotating weekly, getting poor quality sleep and existing in constant jet lag, for three years straight. I can confidently say one thing: microsleep is an insidious fucker. Fortunately it only happened twice, and at a red light. I pulled into a parking lot and slept until noon. When I told my doctor, she took me off work for two weeks with 100% pay (yay for actual healthcare laws) and basically told me to find another job before I unalived myself or someone else. I don't know about driving tipsy (yay for zero tolerance laws too), but I was definitely a danger when I was sleep-deprived.
@fabianmckenna8197
@fabianmckenna8197 Месяц назад
Absolutely........ Did two different fulltime jobs of dayshift driving and nightshift 24 hour service station getting three hours maximum sleep per night which you surprisingly get used to. Problem occurred when I got only one hour sleep one evening so after 23 hours awake , I did another eight hours driving and it was hell as I tried to concentrate! Never again as I approached my motorway exit, I zoned out and "woke up" two miles away on the wrong road, stopped at a roundabout with a car beeping behind me. Three hours sleep per night was hard going but I made it Sunday night to Friday evening and just died at the weekend to recover. Not recommended......
@MrMarinus18
@MrMarinus18 Месяц назад
12:43 That is the size of a real brown rat. They are a lot larger than many people think they are.
@888johnmac
@888johnmac 3 месяца назад
i remember this episode from being a kid ... as an adult i LOL'd at the blow-up soldiers ..... may have to see how many other gags went straight over my head
@JohnTrustworthy
@JohnTrustworthy 3 месяца назад
I guess the main reason the machine crossbow isn't a mainstay thing is cause you can just get the guys towing it to do the jobs the machine automates. Still, I wonder if it is possible to increase its "caliber" and make several cranks so that everyone can be taking part in it, so that you have the speed of an archer but a far larger bolt.
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec 3 месяца назад
first problem was th
@Gencrossbones
@Gencrossbones 2 месяца назад
Tbh a ballista is a giant crossbow and these are the ones that ancient greece did use. And there are medium sized designs which is called the Scorpio (yes its a roman name but both romans and greeks use the same thing) which are basically the in between the Ballista and the Crossbow (basically its larger than a crossbow but smaller than a ballista) The greeks can make a repeating version of the medium sized one since those things already use a crank to pull the spring back. Edit my sleep deprived brain wrote this wrong i meant the what is essentially mounted larger crossbow is the Scorpio not the Scorpio being a repeating system
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec 2 месяца назад
@@Gencrossbones no it isn't a balista and crossbow are two very different devices,.
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec 2 месяца назад
@@Gencrossbones the polibolos is a system from the first century CE, the scorpion is a small balista but it was not a repeating system, learn before saying things.
@Gencrossbones
@Gencrossbones 2 месяца назад
@@JoaoSoares-rs6ec i said the greeks can make a scorpio work similar to the chinese Chi Ku Nu which has a crossbow and a scorpio sized which is the entire point of this episode and I'm they did made one. And I was wrong with the Ballista since it has a different system and its design to be a siege weapon.
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec
@JoaoSoares-rs6ec 2 месяца назад
@@Gencrossbones that's not the scorpion, the one you are referring to it's the polibolos. The point of the myth is about a balista, that thing is a crossbow, the chi ku nu is a crossbow, the scorpion is a balista, the polibolos is a balista.
@steveforster9764
@steveforster9764 3 месяца назад
Five arrows a minute the English/Welsh longbowman could 10 + a minute but it was tiring
@MichaelKingsfordGray
@MichaelKingsfordGray 3 месяца назад
But for the cost of that machine and its transport, they could have hired 100 bowmen, in ranks!
@kyuofcosmic
@kyuofcosmic 3 месяца назад
@@MichaelKingsfordGrayyeah but the machine won’t talk back
@docholiday7975
@docholiday7975 3 месяца назад
Although archers had issues with being on campaign. Lack of sleep, poor rations, cold, exhaustion and illness could all conspire to make an archer unable to draw their bow properly. It's off the back of this that Humphrey Barwick argued for the adoption of firearms over continuing to use longbows amongst other reasons back in the 16th C. With a bit of maintenance and care you can have machine do what a person does all day long with tiring.
@AkiSan0
@AkiSan0 3 месяца назад
now if they used something like a 200 pound string and full size arrows.. this would be deadly for sure.
@IgorDefranchi
@IgorDefranchi 3 месяца назад
Best quote ever 46:53
@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13
@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13 3 месяца назад
Kinda makes me wanna have a go at making one for myself.
@red.menace0074
@red.menace0074 3 месяца назад
Wanna do it? 😏
@ao1778
@ao1778 2 месяца назад
Do they seriously not realize that there's a difference between Greeks and Romans...? Why tf are they calling each other "centurion" 🤦🏻‍♂️
@icemanespoo2977
@icemanespoo2977 10 дней назад
For americans Greece and Italy are close enough. Also time difference of couple hundred years about two thousand years is also close enough.
@xibzorx
@xibzorx 7 дней назад
yep those alcohol limits are bs. got even better lap times on track after few beers 😂
@Decastorm666
@Decastorm666 2 месяца назад
One of my family members was tired and drunk while driving and he managed to parralel park his 2019 nissan between a minivan and a telsa without touching them. How is still a mystery
@tsm688
@tsm688 2 месяца назад
That flaming rat out of context made me laugh
@monofame
@monofame 3 месяца назад
After watching I have the slight feeling that they don’t just tell the myths…
@jinstinky501
@jinstinky501 13 дней назад
They should have spent their time cleaning up the shop instead of playing ping pong.
@pirotechnika3914
@pirotechnika3914 3 месяца назад
This show is engineering quote central
@TheTrueBatBrain
@TheTrueBatBrain 3 месяца назад
"I am going to eat something that was living" surprisingly being one of them
@-droid-j7-225
@-droid-j7-225 3 месяца назад
Soon we are going to run out of thing that can go wrong and then it will work.
@600wheel
@600wheel 3 месяца назад
Those chains and sprockets are a little overkill we use those in sawmills for hauling tons of logs across a deck
@tsm688
@tsm688 2 месяца назад
a bicycle chain would have done, but that's fancy enough metalwork the ancient greeks might have problems.
@1Eagler
@1Eagler Месяц назад
15:17 they are using an ancient invention, odometer !!
@asmiel666
@asmiel666 2 месяца назад
The real big thing of the repeater was not the firerate, it was that you can fire it the whole day without getting tired, and you can shoot larger arrows...
@kriss3d
@kriss3d Месяц назад
Exactly. You could scale this up and mass produce it quite easily when you're having an army. You could fire spears like this easily and especially from high walls above say incomming ships these would be devastating. Or from i comming running attackers on land, big arrows or spears would take out more than one I'd they are too close and you have a hundred of these on yiur castle walls.
@harlyquin
@harlyquin 3 месяца назад
24:59 when people run a red light you generally hit or get hit by them weather your have been drinking or not
@generaldecker9971
@generaldecker9971 Месяц назад
To be fair about the 3 point turn... it is a Ford.
@speedbrain666
@speedbrain666 3 месяца назад
This proved my point driving tired is worse than tipsy... But having a upper so you can do your driving job not as tired is wrong?
@ryttyr14
@ryttyr14 2 месяца назад
Did he say "Both are technically legal"? At least where I live both driving tipsy and driving whilst so tired it affects your driving are highly illegal.
@שמואלרוזנפלד-ג7כ
@שמואלרוזנפלד-ג7כ 2 месяца назад
It shoots regular arrows? What’s the advantage? Obviously it used for shooting spears like, because humans can shoot a lot faster, and don’t require six people to carry it.
@hungryhedgehog4201
@hungryhedgehog4201 2 месяца назад
There seems to be a general confusion between greek and roman in this
@rozza2012
@rozza2012 2 месяца назад
O.K who's going to make the 'keeping up Kari/Tory/both' all night line first?
@AntonsVoice
@AntonsVoice 3 месяца назад
And that is why Siege Engineer was a major necessity on an ancient battlefield
@Nails077
@Nails077 2 месяца назад
Not sure about the name "Arrow Machine Gun". I think "Machine Bow" would be more accurate.
@JayM409
@JayM409 3 месяца назад
Myth busters seems confused about the differences between Greeks and Romans.
@pelleban
@pelleban Месяц назад
35:40 that is not Ellisons arrow.
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 месяца назад
arrow machine gun: fires 5 arrows per minute. any experienced archer: amateur, I do a dozen. They managed to build a machine that needs multiple people to operate and carries the same amount of arrows while shooting slower than a single archer. Replace the three people it takes to operate the contraption with three archers and you get about 7 times the fire rate.
@zsoltbartus169
@zsoltbartus169 3 месяца назад
Yup. Without aiming.
@AntonsVoice
@AntonsVoice 3 месяца назад
The big difference is, the Scorpion ballista didnt fire tiny crossbow bolts. But it also didn't fire the spears of a standard ballista. They fired something similar to large javelins. A single shot could hit a battle line with enough force to knock down several soldiers, killing at most 3, taking out up to 8, either permanently or temporarily, broken bones and such.
@MrMarinus18
@MrMarinus18 3 месяца назад
Machines like that were used in a small capacity but they usually had far more power. The reason to use war machines like that was because they could accelerate bolts to speeds that could pierce armor which is something a human archer just isn't capable of. Even so it was in a fairly small capacity since those large cumbersome machines were very vulnerable to ambushes and once heavy cavalry was perfected towards the end of the classical period they pretty much fell out of use entirely. Field artillery didn't really make a comeback until the 17th century when field guns were developed that could take out several people in one shot.
@sevret313
@sevret313 2 месяца назад
They did not spend a lot of time on this, while modern tools sure make a ton a lot simpler, the time they spent doesn't make up for the time required to actually make it into a really powerful weapon that doesn't break down all the time.
@mweskamppp
@mweskamppp 2 месяца назад
Jörg Sprave would be proud of it, as he made the automatic Legoals for archers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NTJnyQ-bZLU.html And then you have the real modern legolas. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BEG-ly9tQGk.html lots of discussion - some unnecessary things in the video but look at this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-liHlCRpS70k.html i would prefer the mongolian army as cavalry. He does not say this is how the comanche did it but what people wrote about what the comanche were capable of is possible. He uses mostly a 50 pounds bow what is not considered a war bow by old english standard but good enough for hunting and against unprotected enemies.
@mollemannen
@mollemannen 2 месяца назад
Instant legolas is getting smaller🙂
@patrikhjorth3291
@patrikhjorth3291 3 месяца назад
So, do you think Adam dressed up as a roman soldier to test a myth about Ancient Greece just because he knew it would draw lots of comments?
@TheGreatThicc
@TheGreatThicc 3 месяца назад
Round about that time was when Rome conquered Greece so it kinda works.
@Kiwi.Rascal
@Kiwi.Rascal 3 месяца назад
The "two wolves" in me are Adam and Jamie
@ChildOfDarkness85
@ChildOfDarkness85 3 месяца назад
In terms of Mythbusters a blow up doll is just there to blow up, right?
@hongeeng4756
@hongeeng4756 Месяц назад
😂a semi auto cross bow will be much lighter and much movable and much more accurate
@techpriest4787
@techpriest4787 3 месяца назад
I am actually shocked that this works. I thought it would be Hollywood stuff. Hallowed are the engineers.
@airlag
@airlag 14 дней назад
5 arrows / minute - an archer can shoot faster
@element925
@element925 2 месяца назад
i can tell you its not the alcool that make this course harder ! 50 km/h with this speed and this space you need to brake or slow in corner she didnt tory did it easy thts why they didnt show it x)
@KhoaTran-md5ou
@KhoaTran-md5ou 3 месяца назад
nah, the new bow have faster reload, more strenght, easier to draw, and by pass the bow paradox ... So it the old bow x100
@siv5612
@siv5612 3 месяца назад
so, if you cut out the time the archer needs to reload (since they cut out the failing of the machine) and you take 3 archers instead of 1 (since they used the machine with 3 people) you would still be better of. But obviously not nearly as cool, so fair enough
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 месяца назад
And fire arrows per minute isn't even that fast. Medieval english archers could do 10-12 arrows/minute. But I feel like a "multi barrel" machine could bridge that gap. Having multiple bows on the crank that fire at different points of the rotation, sort of like a minigun.
@hopper1415
@hopper1415 17 дней назад
victory is ours
@Ben_D.
@Ben_D. Месяц назад
3 dudes on the machine are NOT faster at kills than 3 dudes with bows. 😒
@Molikai
@Molikai 3 месяца назад
Speaking as someone whom has had a slee pdisorder for around 25 years at this point, I am, you might say, VERY familiiar with the effects of sleep deprivation. (my records: Longest Iv'e been awake is 40+ hours . I've slept for 30 hours straight twice (And for all that's holy, did that feel good both times), been up 24+ more times than I can count. Rules that have resulted from this: If Im' awake more than 17 hours, I treat myself as drunk as far as my judgement is concerned: spending money and indeed doing anything with consequences is strictly forbidden.Hallucinations, for me, tend to appear at the 30 hour mark. With my bona-fides defined: Staying active is great for your enbergy levels, and ability to resist dropping off. It is, as others have noted, sitting down/doing something relatively passive that is the death-knell, and theeffects on ability to concentrate or focus are immense. I don't have a driver's licence precisely because of that.
@kurtlee3198
@kurtlee3198 13 дней назад
thank god is was the laid back sleep at lunchtime greeks that first came up with this type of thing and not the work hard and long and extremely accurate germans or we'd all be speaking german now, there's a german youtuber who creates things like this out of wood in his shed with no backing and just for fun, plus his was so good an archery company now makes his designs, think he also invented a fold away machete or something too, mans a menace (joerg sperve he's called for those interested)
@kyuofcosmic
@kyuofcosmic 3 месяца назад
That rat was kinda rat-arsed
@WyldMooN00
@WyldMooN00 3 месяца назад
I want to be friend with tipsy Kary
@StoneyFry
@StoneyFry 3 месяца назад
"I can't think of reason this wont work. So I am just going to build it." is my motto in life.
@InservioLetum
@InservioLetum Месяц назад
That is no rat, that's a sizeable HOUSECAT
@henryairconcepts2999
@henryairconcepts2999 Месяц назад
Kerry is probably not a good driver regardless she's drunk or sober 😁
@Capslok23342
@Capslok23342 3 месяца назад
instant legolas!!
@rustythecrown9317
@rustythecrown9317 3 месяца назад
If you put a rock under one butt cheek while your driving , it helps a little with the alertness... you're always fidgety so slightly more aware. Us dudes have that fat wallet thing going on so that helps.
@gabinrichter3330
@gabinrichter3330 21 день назад
well are they talking about greeks or romans?
@Nagria2112
@Nagria2112 2 месяца назад
45ml is a normal shot? WTF xD a "shot" i 2cL
@DeadAndAliveCat
@DeadAndAliveCat 3 месяца назад
Lmao it's hilarious to rewatch as an adult and realize just how hard they overplayed their drunkenness every time they test a myth where they have to drink
@MrCaughtby
@MrCaughtby Месяц назад
why wear roman armor, when it is a greek myth? ... roman didn't like arrows
@mamolalo
@mamolalo 2 месяца назад
This is basicly the Instant Legolas from @JoergSprave aka the slingshot channel
@michaelappleseed1993
@michaelappleseed1993 3 месяца назад
Kari being sexy again… thats it
@LuxiBelle
@LuxiBelle Месяц назад
Ancient Greek myth. Look inside. All the graphics are Roman soldiers.
@idontknowu231
@idontknowu231 3 месяца назад
nice
@watarota
@watarota 20 дней назад
Proving female drivers are more dangerous on the road
@steverobbins4274
@steverobbins4274 2 месяца назад
70lbs draw weight? Thats half as powerful as an English longbow at 150lbs draw weight. The Roman machine crossbow was about 740 lbs draw weight. medievil war crossbows could be 1300 lbs. The Chinese had man portable repeating crossbows with limited range but very rapid fire. Your machine is BUSTED. mainly because its not elegant. Use the chain to draw the string and use a small sproket onto a larger sprocket to increase the mechanical advantage and for pete's sake use larger bolt. You want to kill and impress your enemy not tickel t5hem to death!
@andrew-know
@andrew-know 2 месяца назад
25:37 excuse me, slaves???????
@changliu7346
@changliu7346 9 дней назад
So what?
@boxie95
@boxie95 3 месяца назад
Seemed a little lopsided to perform the driving test Tipsy and Tired, but no test completely sober/awake. There's no baseline on whether or not they could complete it flawlessly to begin with.
@mindlessthought3296
@mindlessthought3296 Месяц назад
so many "experts" in the comment section... xD clowns...
@maxkool007
@maxkool007 3 месяца назад
without a sober/baseline in the driving stuff.......
@maszkalman3676
@maszkalman3676 2 месяца назад
Yeah these are not in any way actually scientific tests they aren't tested their driving skills before drinking... and that automated arrow shooter was a ghetto one at best.... greeks had very fine machinery also the used roman buildings and helmets conutless times but this is american "science" to you.....
@naidetutureski9408
@naidetutureski9408 Месяц назад
do you ever study history. why Itali is Roman but not Ancient, How it come Greece is ancient not even 192 years of existence Greece: (OTTO THE FIRST AND THE ONLY ONE KING OF GREECE. German Bavarian: Otto Fredrich Ludwig von Bayern, 1 June 1815 - 26 July 1867 AD) was a first Bavarian Prince as a King who Ruled Greece from the establishment of the monarchy on 27 May 1832, under the Convention of London, until he was deposed on 23 October 1862. Prove me if I'm wrong. The history is gone up to shit.
@maximus-6788
@maximus-6788 2 месяца назад
This show is like that is maked for retaded. Oh it is made for americans/
@InservioLetum
@InservioLetum Месяц назад
Well Kari's clearly a fun drunk!
@krokodil191
@krokodil191 3 месяца назад
I am teenager again...watching this on Discovery Channel with subtitles in parents living room. Good old times. Thank you Mythbusters for great memories.
@rustythecrown9317
@rustythecrown9317 3 месяца назад
Twas a great show indeed. I loved how they evolved , but the last couple of seasons were a slight let down.
@capitalknockers666
@capitalknockers666 3 месяца назад
@@rustythecrown9317 The producers didn't think Kari, Tory and Grant were worth the money, and the show suffered for it. Still good, but it just wasn't the same.
@DeezNuts-kl2te
@DeezNuts-kl2te 2 месяца назад
same
@udalix
@udalix 2 месяца назад
I watch nearly everything with subtitles, if their available that is.. damn you just called me old.
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