Touring Titanic's Strauss Suite | Titanic Honor & Glory Demo 401 

Oh well, if she wouldn't have sank she would have ended up like so many other liners, scrapped and forgotten.

​@@olivierdochez4141yes but after decades of career not in the first voyage. Everything you see here went brand new to the bottom of the ocean

Yes the in the movie they show several suites that rose stays in and they pretend it's all one big suite. So they show the Cardeza Suite and the Strauss Suite in the movie as one big one.

Only two of the parkour suites had the private promenade. The two on c deck didn’t have that they were just the three rooms

@@AlextheHistorian The James Cameron film sort of “mixed and matched” all the best rooms from the four parlor suites into one heavily fictionalized suite located where otherwise Bruce Ismay’s suite would’ve been.

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Adventure out of Time ftw! There's an interesting video that shows how they made it and they address the fluidity issue you brought up. Apparently the whole thing is actually thousands of photos of a model rather than the model itself since it couldn't fit on the cd rom they had.

That game is available on Steam now.

It just amazes me that with how popular Titanic is and has been that a production studio like Ubisoft hasn't made an Assassin's Creed type game with the level of detail everyone wants with Titanic

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@@AlextheHistorian LOL! Whoever is doing these Titanic videos is sure doing a fantastic job.

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With the flue going up the fourth funnel

I suppose that the butler would be in charge of the cold and hot water taps.

I think fresh water was available only for showers and bathtubs used salt water. Maybe you could just run the shower & fill the tub with freshwater that way. The ship's freshwater supply was limited and not usually replenishable under way.

I think Mauritania was better than Titanic.

There was also the SS France launched in 1912 3 months after the Titanic tragedy and that ship was said to have the most beautiful interior! They called it the Versailles of the sea.

The Vaterland/Imperator/Bismarck were even fancier than Titanic and sailed starting a year later. But they are forgotten today.

The luxury kept growing! Ships like SS Normandie and Queen Mary surpassed Titanic's luxury!

This is just a demo made of models never originally intended to be shown to the public. The actual game which will be rebuilt from scratch, will have actual curves.

Yeah I'd pay for it. But they made it free because people have been waiting 8 years for them to finish the game. They promised their fans that this December they could try out the bow of the ship in the finalized game, but they had to delay that again, so the put out this demo as an apology.

They like Patreon donations, its a regular income so if you want to support them Patreon is the way to do so.

Yeah...I figured that out, which is how I made this video

Electric or steam?

@@AlextheHistorian I would have to go look again. With 4 knobs it may be steam

@@AlextheHistorian I cannot be sure exactly what the 4 lines coming into the box heater are but the 2 smaller valves would be for the showerbath and the lower larger ones for the bathtub. The copper pipe coming out of the bottom of the box is the fill supply for the tub. They did not have a spout as we know but a fill disc on the side that let the water in silently. The handled stand-up tube is indeed the drain. Usually you would lift it up and turn to lock in place for draining or opening. But to avoid a mess on board, this may work in the opposite so that it is always "open" rather than closed. You would either lift or press to drain. Since the handle is so high in the air, I am assuming that "open" is when it is in the raised position and you would turn it and lower it to close for filling the tub. I am sure the original blueprints would designate just what those 4 lines are. I see that there is a large black valve on the ceiling over the sink which is a main shut off, but there is only one so if it were a steam heating system there has to be a inlet (supply) and outlet (return). Since electricity was the current modern thing, I am wondering since the space heater is electric that this might also be?. Probably. I believe that in the 1950 film "Cheaper By The Dozen" or it's sequel, the girls go to England and there is an on-demand water heater attached to the tub that is coin operated. It is called the "Geyser". A funny routine but shows a vintage water heater of British make.

I think they said their accuracy with the ship was in the upper 90%. They had unprecedented access to information and photographs from various historians, institutes, and artifacts. Taking measurements and extracting information from various resources like files, books, and data records. I couldn't tell you what is real there or what isn't...but I trust that there is a high likelihood that what we see is probably what was there.

@Steve DeGaetano by the way, that isn’t actually a painting; it’s a tapestry :)

Definitely. The whole reason they are building the game in the first place, is so that you'll have 100% access to every part of the ship WITH interactivity with objects and machines. You could visit every cabin on the ship, open and close drawers, go to the engine room and start up the engines, go to the dining saloon and rearrange the glasses and dinnerware, move chairs, turn any light on the ship on or off as you please.

Yes it is, although the only room in the hospital that you can go in, is the padded cell. The other doors are closed.

no, the private promenades were above on B Deck.

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Thanks I wanted to buy hardware hopefully to see this realistic game in full glory. Fan of the titanic as a kid.

The door next to the bathroom goes to the other suite. First Class passengers had to share toilets and tubs.

C55/57 would be about $33,840 one-way in today's money. Though the most expensive suites were one deck above, on B deck (about $132,866 one-way in today's money).

@@DerpyPossumThanks, Mr. Derpy. The prices are unbelievable.😱💸🤑

correct. the only coal fireplace was within the smoking room on A deck.

You can find her cabin’s door on E deck, across from the elevators. But the room itself isn’t accessible in this version.

The fact that it was bolted to the mantle kind of helped keep it in place.

No, in fact this Demo 401 is not offered in VR at all.

@@AlextheHistorian Oh ok, thanks.

They owned Macy's Department Store and Isidor was a former US Congressman

Decor like that in a bathroom back then probably would’ve been seen as the equivalent of a gilded trash can. And what the ship’s lavatories lacked in decor, they made up for in clean, up-to-date amenities that still would’ve been quite nice for a ship.

There was only 1 coal fireplace on Titanic, and that was in the first class smoking room. I learned that since I published the video.

@Alex the Historian That is so weird, so much OCD investigative work was done and I was still wrong‽ Terrific to know though, thank you!

The demo doesn't take place exactly in April, and it's only a demo, the real game is where the accuracy is focused. Table fans also aren't just used to cool a person down, they're often used to help keep the air in a room moving so it doesn't stagnate. It's 20 degrees outside right now and I have my fan blowing to keep my bedroom from stagnating.

The real car was boxed up in pieces in several crates in real life

Maybe they did have sex in the car … don’t presume that old people aren’t frisky and flexible !

Nope Titanic is not my expertise. I'm more of a RMS Queen Mary nerd

By the fact that that was a private bathroom, and that was super uncommon on ships at the time. That's why people paid the money for it

@@beserker1912 oh but on the contrary my friend, it was shared with the cabin next door ... :(

why would they waste money on decorating a bathroom? the amenities were a very good quality, and clean, so what more would wood paneling or marble floors add?

To answer your question, I know when I pay good money for a hotel with a bathroom, I would be upset if I had to crap and shower in a bare steel box. If I'm paying that much money, I want my bathroom looking nicely appointed. Did the Titanics bathroom serve its utility purpose? Yes, but people didn't spend a fortune on that cabin suite for utility, they paid for luxury and comfort. Mauritanias first class bathrooms were decorated, and I'm sure that played a part in the reason people enjoyed it over Olympic.

@@DerpyPossum well for 3£ a week in 1912; I'd want something nicer lol (3£ in 1912 is probably 60k USD in 2022)

I agree

Sure that the bathrooms are already finished? It's a demo...

Yes they are finished. This is what Titanics bathrooms looked like in real life

Oh yeah I've had that game for about 2 months, my friends and I built a whole working layout and connected to all the industries. It's a fun game.