It's a well known fact that stabbing someone in the back with a dagger does 16 times the damage stabbing someone in the front with a dagger does, provided the dagger user has a high enough sneak skill and the necessary perk.

@weeeds334

7 жыл бұрын

muss man wissen!

@SilentNinjaPtrs

7 жыл бұрын

skyrim logic=best logic

@eizhowa

7 жыл бұрын

A sneak dagger attack is not a "back-attack" though. Pretty sure a back-attack is when you kill someone with your back, more like a reverse Body Slam.

@16m49x3

7 жыл бұрын

and the gloves of a madman

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

ARR0WMANC3R Actually, stabbing someone in the back with the hornet ring causes 4 times damage.

Today I saw a poor kid getting beaten up by 4 gang members so I decided to help out he was no match against the 5 of us.

@jackeyboy6538

7 жыл бұрын

Oddish Yup

@mythicaldust8670

7 жыл бұрын

Good man.

@woodside4life

7 жыл бұрын

A ha!

@owenbunny4023

7 жыл бұрын

cyka

@daver5120

7 жыл бұрын

Slow clap, building, well, slowly, into a rising crescendo of applause. Bravo! Well done, my good sir!

Should be called "how many British stereotypes can lindybeige fit in one video" :)

@petercoates2056

3 жыл бұрын

Te

"This is the distance I would fight a microfone at" - Lindybeige 2k17

@dirtybongwater5751

5 жыл бұрын

Microphone

@strellettes8511

4 жыл бұрын

@@dirtybongwater5751 phicroMone

@jukka5648

4 жыл бұрын

Oh you were first :D

@chefboyardee2223

4 жыл бұрын

@@strellettes8511 picromhone

@JJ-ze4cs

4 жыл бұрын

Love this

When I think of back attacks I think of a sneaky assassin kill. Not a mid battle senario

@Linzolle

6 жыл бұрын

i think of two dark souls players circling around each other until one is eventually within range to trigger the backstab animation to stun and kill his opponent

@finiteenergy7155

6 жыл бұрын

excluding when one formation breaks and runs, which is when most casualties from ancient and medieval battles happen.

@praevasc4299

5 жыл бұрын

A sneaky assassin doesn't sneak around, because then everyone would know he's an assassin. Wearing black pajamas would make you stand out even more, and wearing hoods would just limit your peripheral vision. Real assassins dressed like every other common people, took a job as a gardener, cook, or any household servant, and then patiently waited for an occasion to be alone with the target. And even then you don't target the back, as you might fail penetrating the ribs. Just go for the neck or the stomach, from the front, while the target is at ease and doesn't expect an attack.

@tomtom7955

5 жыл бұрын

liver,kidneys and spine are pretty vulnerable if unarmored , but throat is probably is best.

@NocturnalPyro

5 жыл бұрын

Balint Szabo you can very easily slit someone throat from behind, and they wouldn't be able to react.

Back Attacks is a bad title for this. He is talking about attacks of opportunity when you withdraw. For me 'Back Attacks' are associated with backstabbing, which are attacks on an unaware enemy.

@factbeaglesarebest

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah in games...

@bookim40

5 жыл бұрын

@@factbeaglesarebest yeah because backstabbing was never a word that was used before video games

@jabberw0k812

4 жыл бұрын

I've never heard the term 'back attack' before this. I've heard either 'sneak attack' or 'backstab'.

@jabberw0k812

4 жыл бұрын

But if we're mixing and matching, I would prefer to go with 'sneakstab'.

@grimble707

4 жыл бұрын

@@bookim40 I think he's probably reacting to more like execution animations and such

If I ever get into a swordfight, I'll have to remember to begin with a rousing "AH-HAH!"

I would venture that the reason British blunders feature heavily in such a compilation is chiefly because we went to war with everybody ever about a million times

Nice punch, that mic never saw it coming.

@nasser314

7 жыл бұрын

It was probably made in France

@lordaeron15

7 жыл бұрын

Nah it would've surrendered

@Dr_Robodaz

7 жыл бұрын

but only after Lindy had snuck round a Belgian microphone and made the French mic's pop filter look totally useless. :D

@saltofpetra-4502

7 жыл бұрын

And since he is faster Lindy could have backstabbled the mike!

@seymourwang1788

7 жыл бұрын

Et tu Brute?

"This is the distance I would fight a microphone at" Is that a common occurrence Lindy?

@tommagennis

7 жыл бұрын

Rampage Chozers Is it not for you?

@Lilliathi

7 жыл бұрын

A microphone raped my sister.

@oskarobertson5513

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Magennis I have a personal grudge against cameras myself.

@sam9821

7 жыл бұрын

I talk to my mic all the time, it was a nice voice. Don't you talk to your mic at times?

@singami465

7 жыл бұрын

Some "make love to the microphone". Lindy prefers to fight it.

I never really thought it was a turn an run thing, more a sneaky attack on an unsuspecting enemy.

Having been in many fights as a young man (usually 2 v 1 or many vs 2), I can absolutely guarantee that there is always some people that want to get around behind you for a cheap shot or to hold you so his buddy can more easily assail you. In a big melee, after lines are broken, there would probably be many people, having bettered an enemy looking for the closest open back to capitalize upon. After all, why would one put themselves in danger by attacking a completely aware opponent when they could more easily take down an opponent already distracted by your buddy.

@BigWillyG1000

4 жыл бұрын

Artistic, written and archaeological evidence of that is extensive for real warfare to this day. The Towton mass grave you had men with few defensive wounds but massive head wounds from multiple dagger blows. The consensus is the grave is likely men caught in the Lancastrian rout and were captured, had one or two dudes hold them while another dispatched them with a dagger. Mobbing people is a useful tactic. From stone age war bands with clubs and spears to Sherman tanks against Tigers in WWII.

"People are not complete idiots" I wouldn't be so sure about that, Lloyd.

@Navak_

6 жыл бұрын

I prefer the term incomplete idiot.

@Jianju69

6 жыл бұрын

Once I pass my finals in Blithering 101, I'll be a full-fledged idiot!

@rgbplaza5945

6 жыл бұрын

Nerd!

@nishanthsurendran7721

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a geek, not a nerd Don't know about all the others, but I certainly am one.

@EVIL-C

4 жыл бұрын

@michael wittmann... the fuck?

It is an undisputed historical fact that back-stabs always stun-lock your opponent.

@joseph_joe5014

7 жыл бұрын

and deal a crit hit

@laurie1183

7 жыл бұрын

Well if you get a hammer to the back of your head because you're running away and me and my sixty buddies chase after then you do tend to get pretty stun-locked.

@NomoregoodnamesD8

6 жыл бұрын

if I reach your back, you have to stand still and let me whirl up a huge swing

@chancepaladin

6 жыл бұрын

it does knock you out of stealth though, which means someone could easily set a bear trap under your feet since they know where you'd be at.

@serlistogiette4168

6 жыл бұрын

A. Dimchev Well earlier in the days fighting was more telepathic teleportation battles no mere person could comprehend such as a man running and being put back 40 feet and being stabbed with a golden thingy

Live Action Roleplay, or LARP, is able to teach us 3 things about fantasy medieval combat: 1. cod pieces 2. chafing 3. breast armor

D&D is based is based on wargaming. In ancient and medieval warfare when an enemy force was demoralized enough they would rout. When they routed the opposing force would run them down from behind as they fled and was often the most devastating part of any battle. That is the origin of that mechanic of a free attack when an enemy flees.

"This is the distance I would fight a microphone at." Marvelous.

@oz_jones

7 жыл бұрын

A true Englishman takes no gaff from Frenchmen or microphones alike.

@adomalyon1

7 жыл бұрын

The microphone demands satisfaction upon the field of honour, sir.

@Fuzzy_Yordle

7 жыл бұрын

"At least a microphone I feared would fight back" Stupendous!

*looks at thumbnail* Trust nobody, not even yourself.

@DistantOnion

7 жыл бұрын

RMCovers if you trust yourself you'll end up thrusting yourself

@sam9821

7 жыл бұрын

You deserve an oscar for that one :D

@Rangernewb5550

7 жыл бұрын

I clicked on this video to say exactly that.

@arthas640

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of an article the Cracked Magazine writer Daniel wrote about. He said that if you meet your doppelganger, clone, double, etc that theres only 2 meaningful things you can do: fight or fuck. He argues that you either fight them because its the ideal fight since they're your exact equal, while fucking also works since they know you, your every kink, and stuff like that so they're your ideal partner.

I just love how historians and history inthusiasts can talk about something and then then explain something completely different but related just to be sure everyone knows what you are talking about I am a history teacher in South Africa and I do exactly the same in my classes, I love your content man it's so good

I mis-read the title as "Bear Attacks" at first, and was wondering both why they would be historically controversial, and apparently so common in war games (???) Been watching too many Boreal forest Bushcraft videos...

@oz_jones

3 жыл бұрын

2. amendment: The right to arm bears and bear arms.

@Anglisc1682

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@BassRemedy

2 жыл бұрын

@@oz_jones and bear bears bearing arms!

*teleports behind you*

@Lunch0guy

7 жыл бұрын

Heh, nothing personel kid.

@pellelindtner3488

7 жыл бұрын

Lunchguy *personnel*

@omnipresentsnowflake4698

7 жыл бұрын

Have fun inside that wall

@georgalex62

7 жыл бұрын

It's deliberately wrong. That's how the meme is.

@unironicasshole9041

7 жыл бұрын

Darkwraith lol

"he says "aghaha" for he probably doesn't speak the local laungague the other fellow says "aghaha" for it's only polite" that makes me giggle XD

@CommissarMitch

6 жыл бұрын

SirDubberz Favorite moment

@mileschowaniec100

6 жыл бұрын

SirDubberz I read that while he said it accidentally. it was amazing!

@camhollo1139

5 жыл бұрын

Sputnik lol

@augustuswayne9676

5 жыл бұрын

Agha is international language for I am going to kick your ass , hopefully , if everything goes smoothly !!

@nishanthsurendran7721

5 жыл бұрын

That's cute.

*The Spy wants to know your location*

@terner1234

4 жыл бұрын

he could be any one of us

@avwitzke767

4 жыл бұрын

@@terner1234 it could be even me!

@terner1234

4 жыл бұрын

@@avwitzke767 *head explodes*

@triangulum8869

4 жыл бұрын

It was obvious, he’s the red spy. watch, he’ll turn red any second now.

@Kobaford

4 жыл бұрын

Any second now...

"This is the distance I would fight a microphone at" Lloyd, your teachings never disappoint.

Great video. One thing that has always bugged me about RPG combat is how the enemies are almost always fearless and fight to the death. I guess that is largely a GM problem. If our party is attacked by highwaymen while we are journeying across the countryside and our party kills half of them without taking any casualties ourselves, then the remaining highwaymen are going to run for their lives. They aren't there to fight to the death, they just want some money, and once they realize that the chances of death are reasonably good, they'll run. Now, I admit that certain enemies may fight to the death, but they're rare, though it seems like in an RPG enemies almost always fight to the last man.

@Nixitur

7 жыл бұрын

That is basically irrelevant to the point about back-attacks (or attacks of opportunity in D&D-speak). But you are absolutely right, enemies fighting to the death is kind of ridiculous in most cases. Even animals aren't going to stick around until they die, although particularly aggressive ones or ones that are too powerful to have ever needed to run away may realize their predicament far too late. The only reasonable exception I can think of are mindless undead since in most systems, they just blindly follow a specific set of commands they have been given. Or maybe entities for which dying is not a big deal. Or maybe the obligatory crazy cult.

@prudentparatrooper385

7 жыл бұрын

yeah i have DMed a lot and almost nothing fights to the death evem when monsters drop below 10% HP i have them make a wisdom save to see if they surrender, or run. the only exceptions are are mindless things and extreamly powerful things the latter usually trying to negociate its way oit of the conflict ( e.g. Red dragon is almost dead it tells the party they can have the thing they want plus two more magic items of thier choice and 5k gold if they leave.)

@Rillip

7 жыл бұрын

The newer World Of Darkness games (Chronicles of Darkness I think?) have rules to help bring battles to more logical conclusions than just everybody on one side dies.

@yaosio

7 жыл бұрын

Vidya games solved this problem for you guys. Darkest Dungeon is a dungeon crawler that has fear as a game mechanic.

@maximeteppe7627

7 жыл бұрын

to develop your point, one thing that always bugged me when i played D&D in high school was that we never got to know the villains's side of the story: since we never really encounterd the gbad guys until the end of the scenario, and that it fought to the death, it wasn't like we could interrogate them to understand there motives. Easily solved with a few Dming tricks, but frustrating nonetheless if you're in it for the story.

Methinks you got confused. A backstab, or a sneak attack, is a move commonly done by stealthy people, like assassins. Or traitors. Which is why backstabbing is synonymous with betrayal.

@cybersaiko451

7 жыл бұрын

Matthew Tolentino maybe you're the one confused because he's talking about back attacks, without the stealth.

@MegaDrunkViking

6 жыл бұрын

Bassmint you mean attacks of oppurtunity?

@LittleNemoGaming

6 жыл бұрын

Yea, Lindy mixed up game terms. He's referring to Attack of Opportunity which happen when one tries to move away, not Back Attacks/ Backstab/ Sneak attack. I thought this video was going to be about in battles how people got would get ganged up on and not all 1v1 historically, which he did mentioned briefly. This whole video is, of course, ignoring every tabletop RPG I've played had a way to move away without granting an AoO to the enemy via forgoing your attack/main action to move away very carefully. You could essentially "trade" your main action for another move action, so you then (depending on edition of D&D) use one to take a "5 foot step" aka "shift" to step just outside the enemy strike range carefully, then the next one to move full speed away, or in 5e use one to take the "disengage action" which merely makes it so you don't incur AoO's when you move away from the opponents you are currently next to.

@Karanthaneos

6 жыл бұрын

RuneQuest rules are quite interesting in this regard, you can technically disengage freely as long as you're not engaged in a fight within weapon's reach of your opponent. Of course as you back up your opponent can react, preventing you from disengaging by keeping you within his reach. You need to outmanouver them or the best tactic is actually to fight 2v1 which can be quite a disaster for the lone guy.

@a8lg6p

6 жыл бұрын

Good explanation. I was confused and had no idea what "trope" he was talking about.

Lindy's ramblings are great... I could honestly listen to em for hours. Always funny how he slides in sponsorships in the middle of videos!

The Bayeux ‘Tapestry’ has a scene showing how Earl Gyrth died: a sword plunged into his back when he was distracted.

@DANINJUNE

4 жыл бұрын

Zoe Porphyrogenita one could say he felt the sword’s quite girth on his back

@migueeeelet

3 жыл бұрын

Holy shit that tapestry is MASSIVE

ask julius caesar

@marcustulliuscicero9512

7 жыл бұрын

Connor O'Brien Yes, ask him *smirk

@marcuscicero1717

7 жыл бұрын

Marcus Tullius Cicero hello brother

@marcustulliuscicero9512

7 жыл бұрын

Marcus Cicero IMPOSTER!

@ProfessorSyndicateFranklai

7 жыл бұрын

Quid enim mihi venit in mundum?

@themagikarpmaster4105

7 жыл бұрын

But he was stabbed in the front...

I actually thought this video would be about attacking with your back. I am really disappointed.

@MikhaelAhava

7 жыл бұрын

The Good Aye

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

The Good Git gud.

@CatBahptista

7 жыл бұрын

The Good Hey Blondie.

@kevinlobos5519

7 жыл бұрын

"You usually don't want to charge in with the butt" - Matt Easton 2017

@saltofpetra-4502

7 жыл бұрын

Unless you are the Spleen.

This is more talking about Attacks of Opportunity, when you take damage from trying to break away from an engagement, or moving too close to enemy units than a dark souls style back attack. When I think of a back attack I think of dodging or maneuvering somehow to end up behind your opponent, who is not fleeing. Then you have an open target.

The only time I’ve heard “Back Attack” used in a game is in an ambush type situation where someone is caught unaware and awarded basically a free hit on an opponent. The only other times something like that might happen are in a stealth situation or maybe if someone manages to flank you while you’re occupied with an opponent.

@koalabrownie

8 ай бұрын

Well- while the term itself may not be used, many video game RPGs have a random chance of you taking a hit when trying to flee an encounter. I'm thinking particularly of the JRPG genre, but many western RPGs also require you to leave a map to get away, exposing yourself to ranged fire in the process. Yes- ranged fire is a different thing, but always starting an encounter at such a close distance is artificial to begin with.

"This is the distance I'd fight a microphone at" Thanks for the handy tips m8, I've been struggling with the local Mic gangs as of late.

@GhostRS3411

3 жыл бұрын

They say to hit the obnoxiously loud one first.

@snickle1980

3 жыл бұрын

😫Well looky who we have here! Hello again Joey...It's been 3 years, but Big Mic and the gang haven't forgotten that little debt of yours...Big Mic says that if you don't pay up, we break ya knee caps...

@Teedo_

3 жыл бұрын

This sounds like sth monty python would write

A stealth spear. That's brilliant. "Hey, get close to those guys. They're not armed. -- OH! They've got STEALTH SPEARS! Run Away! Run Away!"

@SangoProductions213

6 жыл бұрын

Going to put an entire battalion of troops armed with invisible spears in my next D&D game.

"This is the distance I'll fight a microphone at" Amazing

That is what I love about Lindy. You can tell he has put a lot of thought into these subjects. Like torches in D&D. We all assume that when you go into a cave, a torch is lighting your way. Not very practical. Same with the subject of dice, arrows, etc. He is the best

"9 out of 23 military blunders are British - " Lindy: REEEEEEEE

@dazdeluxe7533

7 жыл бұрын

Srithor what Rubbish, the Anglo American empire is in full swing..

@dazdeluxe7533

7 жыл бұрын

absolute rubbish,all owned by the same central banks

@dazdeluxe7533

7 жыл бұрын

Srithor You guess wrong,the banks are in many Countries

@dazdeluxe7533

7 жыл бұрын

Srithor You are, You don't know That all Presidents and prime ministers swear allegiance to secret societies, such as skull and Bones

@dazdeluxe7533

7 жыл бұрын

Srithor You are, You don't know That all Presidents and prime ministers swear allegiance to secret societies, such as skull and Bones

This was well illustrated in The Princess Bride. When the six-fingered man legs it, Inigo is a little bit confused before chasing him.

@garrythomson8018

7 жыл бұрын

Tim Elliott ii

"Why is everyone stabbing me in the back?!" "Becuase its easy. And does alot of damage.."

I suppose cavalry could perform “back attacks” against fleeing opponents on foot.

@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv

3 жыл бұрын

At one time that wasn't done, much. Then Phillip the Barbarian, AKA the guy that kicked Athenian ass, had his cavalry run down and kill opponents that scarpered off so they could NOT fight again another day. War got a little bit serious then.

"People aren't idiots." Lindybeige 2017

@slendy9600

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle Netherwood the only incorrect thing he said in this vid XD

@HartyBiker

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle Netherwood "this is the distance I would fight a microphone at." also Lindybeige 2017

@DezDies

7 жыл бұрын

Well, the one trade humans are exceptionally good at is war.

@egregiouscharles9702

7 жыл бұрын

Also literally every other trade.

@lukegrraaa

6 жыл бұрын

Also literally Americans

you know what bugs me? the slightly tilted youtube playbutton in the background...

@KatherineLVogel

7 жыл бұрын

Right?!

@tom23421

7 жыл бұрын

You know what bugs me? Your comment that pointed out the slightly tilted youtube playbutton in the background that is now bugging me.

@shockengi8271

7 жыл бұрын

That is actually being really buggy now thx for the info :(

@Ovegrow120

7 жыл бұрын

And here was i pondering over the birdsnest that seems to have fallen onto this poor mans head.

@doge5401

7 жыл бұрын

OH MY GOD CANNOT UNSEE YOU ARE LITERALLY HITLER.

Subscribed two days ago, still watching today ! Literally fall asleep listening to these videos, great channel and really interesting topics. A pod cast would be amazing !

When I think of "back attack", I think of 2 scenarios. 1. Sneaking up and stabbing someone in the back who is unaware. 2. Doing some grappling or some other type of move that puts the opponent's back to you leaving them open for some kind of attack, in the back.

A few points i think you missed why it is something made up. 1. Hitting something moving away from you will lessen the power of the blow. 2. Peoples backs are less susceptible to injury compared to their fronts. 3. Armor on peoples backs is normally has less gaps in it since your limbs don't have much range of motion backwards. Even if you land a blow as they flee it is not likely to hit them with much force or in a vulnerable spot.

@heretyk_1337

7 жыл бұрын

I have 2 things to say to that- well more than two, but this are pretty distinct examples going against what You and Lindybeige said: Tannenberg(Grunwald) 1410, and Kircholm 1605. Both battles were won in such a way, that in general fight itself not so many people died, but when one side started to run away, other(Poles and Lithuanians in case of both battles) started to chop them to pieces. About Grunwald i am not sure about exact numbers, as there is some debate, but i know that during rout about 800 knights and men at arms of Teutonic Order drowned in marsh- clearly they just blindly tried to get away. About Kircholm i know bit more- in 20- 30 minutes charge of hussars about 3000-4000 of Swedes died(9000- 11000 strong army), then they started to run away, and then Commonwealth calvary just went after them. About 500 of Swedes managed to reach thier ships, anchored 5 km away from the battlefield. Rest was butchered in the rout. Yet they should know that no matter how quick you run, you won`t be able to outrun a horse Person who says "people aren`t idiots, they won`t just run away" clearly never was in really hairy situation. During fight brain does not work like it would normally, when calm and logical. I once, well not very proud of that now, beat up a taekwondo user(back then i didn`t practise officialy, got just some boxing down, and not very good at that). He thought, he was better, because of high kicks and nice guard. What he didn`t practise in his sparrings is opponent just rushing in, grabbing him by the throat and pulling and pushing, to throw him out of balance with one hand while other punches him all over the body. I just saw his brain shut down completly, trying to cope with the fact that i didn`t just attacked with one big punch that he had trained to block, and instead just went a machinegun on him, When in danger brain does not work the same way, often we just run away Armor maybe does cover your back, but your hands do not bend in such a way, that your capable of defending yourself easily, and even if you turn to block attack, direction in which we travel, momentum and so forth are to my advantage- you can`t block as effective as it would happen, if this was a proper fight. What`s more, i can use it to my advantage, you halfway turn, during rout to hit me back, so you just slowed down a little, yet some inertia still carries your body forward... And don`t oversimplify- i can just jump at you, use my weight to pin you, and then kill you, i don`t have to swing my weapons, while running, bashing it`s edge on your plate. Even if i have a longsword or warsword, and you are in full plate, running away, i can just put my blade between your leg, make you trip and then kill you, aiming carefully. There is so much "ifs", and "buts" here that i really can`t agree with Lindibeige, despite the fact i am entertained by his ideas

@andylyon3867

7 жыл бұрын

My dog was being attached by a wild animal and I reacted by defending my dog, but when my stick broke over his head to no effect I blacked out coming to at full stride at least 200 yards away! Which is a great story till I tell you that the animal was a Sasquatch and that my 150 lb Great Pyrenees actually handled him without a scratch...But that's the truth.

@rileyevans8477

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this as well. There is strong historical proof that people in route were stabbed and killed in a "back" attack. One argument I was told by an officer in the Marines was that there is a disconnect between killing a person facing you vs running. We all play tag as kids and it's a game of chase, same applies with combat. You also don't see a running enemies face which could contribute to an individuals ability to make deadly blows.

@KatherineLVogel

7 жыл бұрын

+

Back stabbing is not a real technique since ancient time real warriors did not give chase to fleeing enemy, but they did end them rightly with a good pommel throw.

@Aedalor

7 жыл бұрын

seb9995 Question: do you really still find this joke funny?

@caveymoley

7 жыл бұрын

Aedalor There is no way to end it rightly, not even by use of a spandau

@seb9995

7 жыл бұрын

Cease! Twas merely a jest!

@supimzazz

7 жыл бұрын

Aedalor It seems like someone was ended rightly in his past lives.

@yaldabaoth2

7 жыл бұрын

Being pommeled in the back is a death sentence, everyone knew dat.

Lindy: "This is the distance I'd fight a microphone at." Wife: What the hell are you watching? Me: Uuuuh... it's educational.

@audius.

2 жыл бұрын

Wife haver

I always enjoy your videos. Always on topic small to almost no ramblings. Good job man.

Attacking from behind works best with the sun behind you because 18 to 35% of the enemies will sneeze as they turn around.

@nathanfink5727

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Paulson Is that why we praise?

@zacozacoify

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Paulson someone's been watching veritasium

@thepepchannel7940

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Paulson Veritasium?

@PaulPaulPaulson

7 жыл бұрын

The Pep Channel You are right! Btw, i'm a sun sneezer, too! Have to take my sunglasses to battle 😎

Who wants to bet he lost horribly to a back attack, and decided to rant about it

@Z7Games

7 жыл бұрын

100%

@sophiescott143

7 жыл бұрын

I mean, he's not WRONG...but yeah, I could see it :P

@nyanknight107

7 жыл бұрын

It must've been that microphone that back attacked him

@hoosieryank6731

7 жыл бұрын

The microphones are either at your throat or at your feet.

@TourFaint

6 жыл бұрын

I would love to know what the fuck did he play, because i can't find a game with rules he described.

I've found the 5e D&D ruleset covers this quite nicely. If an enemy is fully engaged with you, you have to invest an action in ''disengaging', allowing you to escape with no penalty. If you decide you want to get another attack (or some other action) in first, before running, then obviously your escape is somewhat slower or clumsier and the enemy gets a chance to hit you. And if your enemy is engaged with an ally, then his focus is not on you at all, and you can just run away no problem. (and then there are various feats and abilities that play with these rules, but generally it all seems to make sense to me).

@tomtom7955

5 жыл бұрын

is the bit about ally engagement in the phb? i've had quite a few disputes with my dm about that especially when the ally was attacked last, he conceded to my circling around because i never moved away.

@bellmaster4088

5 жыл бұрын

Attack of opportunity is the bane of my existence in the video game form dnd, I have been killed by weak enemies because they got 20 attacks of opportunity in 1 second from lag

@holyordersol2668

2 жыл бұрын

@@bellmaster4088 What D&D videogame was this? Also, i agree that it is kind of absurd for one individual to deliver several Opportunity Attacks in one round, which is only supposed to be several seconds. (ie: One player/enemy that has other units moving by them all in the same round.) At best, i’d say 2 Opportunity Attacks per round makes sense (and even that is kind of risky). I would certainly not try an opp. atk while facing another foe, just bc someone passed by me. Each of my opportunity attacks would leave me open to an opportunity attack myself.

@bellmaster4088

2 жыл бұрын

@@holyordersol2668 Neverwinter nights Enhanced Edition, the server would lag and the enemy would get 12 attacks of opportunity

Back attacks being "a thing" or "not a thing" seems like a really vague thing to discuss. Maybe some clearer preliminary explanation of what being "a thing" or not means might have been helpful.

Caesar says it's reality.

@Timrath

7 жыл бұрын

They can indeed become a reality if the retreating guys are being slowed down by their own mates standing behind them. Or of the runners are more tired or less physically fit than the pursuers. And then there's cavalry, which was specifically invented for the purpose of delivering back attacks to fleeing opponents. Like you, I'm gonna trust Caesar on this matter.

@aurourus6894

7 жыл бұрын

SHIIIIZAAAAA!!!!!!!

@stuartmunro2474

7 жыл бұрын

Caesar didn't want his men running. Last to blink often wins.

wow a stealth-spear

@JirkaKunst

7 жыл бұрын

Where can I buy that?

@LamantinoElettronico

5 жыл бұрын

A weapon to surpass metal gear

@calvinpell1738

5 жыл бұрын

The weapon of the future! The stealth spear! Batteries sold separately

@akumpi

4 жыл бұрын

if there's a lindybeige "out of context" montage, this one must be in it

Great one! Personally during re-enactments (especially larger ones) I never had the space nor speed to turn around. Too many people crunching in from the back. Spears, other sharp things. However when the formations breakdown it’s usually jab, jab, slide backwards. Jab, slice, jab etc space is key. Rare in the crunch.

You have the classiest and most persuasive sponsor mentions. Good show sir!

Did Lindybeige just hit me? D:

I think he is talking about d&d attacks of opportunity

In dark souls you can get lagstabbed from the front

Excellent Video! I dislike "attacks of opportunity" for many of the reasons you stated - the most coherent one being that if a combatant is already dealing with a threat, he would not be able to ignore it in order take a "free strike" at you as you disengage, or move past him. The only options I usually allow for "free strikes" is if the opponent is disengaging, and then runs away and you have your ranged weapon handy, or can run fast enough to catch him and force him to re-engage....

It's more of a game design choice, rather than a realistic idea. These sort of things are in games to discourage fleeing from fights, or to reward players for more strategic planning/positioning. Pretty sure no one thinks critical attacks for 2x damage exist in real life. I've been surprised before, however.

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

DrAldix More specifically, Dark Souls. Git gud.

@Yorikoification

7 жыл бұрын

Run away, live to fight another day. I would say fleeing is a tactically sound idea if the alternative is losing. If fleeing results in almost certain death nobody would try to preserve their forces and it just becomes a numbers game of whittling down your enemy. This does not only include strategy games on a larger scale but in a first person fighting game like Chivalry: Medieval Warfare you gain a sprint boost whenever you're aiming at an enemy's back who's turning away so you can strike them in the back no matter if you're a heavier class than the enemy or you got less stamina. This game design is completely idiotic and punishes players who have a sense of self preservation.

@ferrousfox3265

7 жыл бұрын

Critical attacks aren't supposed to be like, you literally do twice as much damage. It's more like you thrust your sword at just the right angle to slip through their armor and hit something more important than just a light hit. It's a lucky hit, and so it does more "damage" by literally hitting something more important. The biggest thing people seem to overlook in pen and paper games is that hp isn't necessarily representative of how many hits you can take. It's rather a reflection of not just how tough your character is, but how experienced they are at deflecting attacks or avoiding them all together. When your hp increases, I would say it would be more accurate to say that it reflects an increase in skill, and that you can turn an attack that would have injured you more severely before into a less dangerous one, i.e. a shallow slash to the arm rather than a deep one.

@drizzt7dourden7

7 жыл бұрын

well not exactly 2x dmg... BUT things like sneak attack, "critical hits" and the like WOULD likely hit in an area that is more vulnerable (for example the throught) also having played a game where you can move past enemys without problem... its REALY annoying especially for warriro type chars since kiting them is SUPER easy...

@DrCain69

7 жыл бұрын

"Critical attacks aren't supposed to be like, you literally do twice as much damage." "well not exactly 2x dmg..." I agree, this is literally my point. Don't know why people are telling me what I just said.

>Get attacked by muggers. >Turn around and walk away slowly. >Hear them about to hit you. >"Turn around and shout "Don't you know back attacks are just something _gamers_ invented?!" >Turn around smugly once more. >Get home safely.

@FTLAD

7 жыл бұрын

>living in a place where people use swords Questions are warranted robbo

@Healermain15

7 жыл бұрын

Well, the most effective weapon for back-stabs is a knife. So that seems fairly realistic.

@MWSin1

7 жыл бұрын

His point is that back attacks didn't happen because warriors and soldiers aren't, generally, complete idiots.

@FrenchLightningJohn

7 жыл бұрын

+MWSin1 you don't need to be an idiot to be back stabbed, you just need to be unaware and that's always when people back stab you, think of spy, assassin or infiltration team, they will back stab people that are unaware of them and fight them if they get caught

@darkmantlestudios

7 жыл бұрын

blackgrayden it's not back stabs though, he means stuff like attack of opportunity in dnd 3.5

My life flashed before eyes, when lloyd swung at the camera.

I woke up today at 8 and decided to watch some of Lindy, it’s now 10:30 and I’m still in bed.

@epauletshark3793

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, 14 and a half hours of nothing. Intentional misinterpretation.

These are referred to in D&D as 'Attacks of Opportunity'.

I think back attacks in video games are mostly there to reward good positioning/dodging. Enemies (in the games I play, at least) don't tend to run away. And then you have sneak attacks, which aren't something you do in the middle of a fight.

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

CerpinTxt87 like in dark souls.

@SuperJhon360

7 жыл бұрын

CerpinTxt87 like bloodborne

@WhyName

7 жыл бұрын

I think hes talking about pen and paper games.

@CerpinTxt87

7 жыл бұрын

I probably should've known that, given his numerous videos on PnP games.

Piff Puff! xD haha nice hits there Lindy did saw them comming

I think the back attack is usually mentioned as a form of sneak attack where the enemy is unaware of you.

0:30 Mount and Blade Warband Napoleonic Wars Deathmatch traitors...? anyone?

@freaki0734

7 жыл бұрын

Deathmatch traitors... lol

@lucasriddle5538

6 жыл бұрын

Omg yes

Backstab fisher need to git gud

@user-jh8kf8dn1z

7 жыл бұрын

seb9995 lol pleb you don't have darkwood grain ring

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

seb9995 Dlc weapons are op.

@gaterzoom

7 жыл бұрын

Git gud and learn how to parry

@torcrawley6882

7 жыл бұрын

git gut and zwihander, dummy

@Jader7777

7 жыл бұрын

Real men play Demon's Souls, in a land before the lagstab existed.

there goes my 500 hour's of Skyrim experience

@theblancmange1265

4 жыл бұрын

Only 500? My 1000 hours isn't much either, but you'll get there.

2:29 "You can see that I've got a spear, it's not a stealth spear" That reminds me, in Dark Souls II there are special rings that you can get by beating the game with really difficult restrictions, and these rings make your left or right hand weapon(s) invisible. I'd love to hear how much of an advantage you think that would actually be.

A man walks into a pub and looks at the menu: Cheeseburger - $4.00 Fries - $1.50 Handjob - $10.00 There are three beautiful women working the counter. The prettiest of the three asks the man "Can I help you?" And winks. He answers: "Are you the one who does the handjobs?" "Yes," she replied and winked again. "Great wash your hands and I'll take two cheeseburgers," he said. Hehe

@benfrombelow

7 жыл бұрын

It's old but still funny

@joegaringan7534

7 жыл бұрын

Cheeky man

@htf5555

7 жыл бұрын

Amadeus, get off the internet and start composing shit again.

@joonaknuutinen5540

7 жыл бұрын

so i guess this was the first comment?

@czlowiekzwyzyn

7 жыл бұрын

Hehe indeed

Actually it's been quite a while since D&D (3.5, IIRC) and Pathfinder seem to have realised this and allowed you to commit your full turn into a disengaging maneuvre, which can only be consistently interrupted through certain feats, etc. It actually makes sense since, as yout pointed out, it's not just a matter of turning around and legging it, but a transition between defending yourself and getting far away enough so you don't need to... allowing you to fully focus on legging it. I just wanted to point that as a proud Pathfinder player. Otherwise, great vid. P.S. What about showing us a bit of footage of you sparring with your mic?

Two tanks approach each other and say "Aha!" Survivor of a drone attack says: "The last thing I heard, the done spoke to me, saying "AHA!"

"people are not complete idiots" xD lindy just take a look around you, anywhere

ah. I was wondering what you meant by back-attack. So you mean an attack of opportunity. Back-attack is a silly name for an attack of opportunity. Also, depending on the game, you have an actual option to retreat or flee which avoids attacks of opportunity, presumably through aforementioned tactics. Attacks of opportunity generally happen when you're within striking distance of one enemy and charge or otherwise move to attack another.

@harmonicarchipelgo9351

4 жыл бұрын

Which, as he pointed out, actually reduce the chances for a 'back attack' since you would expose yourself to a bunch of opportunity attacks from the front line(s) if you pursue someone retreating to the rear of their allies.

@eonnephilim852

4 жыл бұрын

a back attack is when someone fucks you in the ass in yoga class when you're doing the downward dog

@gabemerritt3139

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the rule for disengaging to avoid opportunity attacks, prevents one from just charging past the front line. It also stops every battle from ending with the losing side always running away unable to be caught by the winner unless cornered or shot with a ranged attack, or somehow catching up without an action.

People are thinking of backstabs that's not what he is talking about at all. He is talking about attacks of opportunity and disengage penalties on tactic games and table top RPGs. Free attack if the enemy moves out of melee range king of thing. Not sneaking behind someone and killing them without them noticing you. ;)

@ctdaniels7049

7 жыл бұрын

Ah, that makes sense. :)

@ctdaniels7049

7 жыл бұрын

Though in reality, one would normally retreat walking backwards until they were out of melee range!

@7643764

7 жыл бұрын

Yes and that's one of the first things he talks about in the video ;)

@TourFaint

6 жыл бұрын

what system gives you an attack of opportunity when directly disengaging? I've played dozens and maybe the first DnD had this mechanic, but no one really plays first dnd, even when it was brand new people thought most rules were dumb.

@7643764

6 жыл бұрын

Oh stop it. The point he was trying to make is that he doesn't like those types of attacks. If he was mistaken in saying they were in a game they were not that's it a small mistake. He made his point. Stop being so pedantic...

Dear Lindybeige, I really appreciate your channel, it's great; I love your very "english" way to present quite hard stuff and am very impressed by the amount of research and objectivity you put into your shows, not to mention the huge amount of passion and commitment. But... On this topic I think you are not really wrong, but not really right either. I am speaking (or at least trying to) from over thirty years experience as an active martial artist, full-contact, mostly Taekwondo, tampering with some other styles as well. Almost as much experience as a pen-and-paper roleplayer, come to think of it. Anyway. I believe you are quite correct when it comes to a line of battle with relatively closed formations and the fighting after the charge In an "established" battle line, i.e. after the lines have met, of course you have your comrades to guard your flanks and it is nigh impossible for your opponent to get by them and attack you from the side, let your back. This is especially true for very organised formations like phalanges and maniples, etc. So far so good. But except for the experienced fighter (or the mad street-fighting dog) the first reaction for any combattant is to flinch away from an attack, even turning away - and exposing the back! I have seen this many times, especially when fighting against in- or little-experienced opponents. A parry is a learned thing. So, battle situation: in any charge where there is as yet no established line of battle and no cover for your flanks, outmaneuvering is always an option. Of course I have no experience at all regarding "battles" but I at least know a thing or two about fighting in one-on-one engagements and even against up to four opponents. Quite often there is not only the opportunity when your contrahent mistakenly evades to the wrong side, exposing at least his flank but additionally it is a matter of practise to get behind him and have optimal chances of finishing the fight quickly. This is even true for fighting more than one adversary (though admittedly much, much harder). To sum it up, though getting in a back attack is far from easy and surely not for inexperienced troops, a military professional (which you seldomly get among LARPers, be fair, but surely in elite contingents) would go for this option whenever possible - at least in skirmishes and charges. And, come to think of it, what about less organised armies or specialists like the "Landsknecht" and the "Doppelsöldner", whose very job it was to charge into the enemy line with their two handed swords? Therefore I believe your point of view on this topic might be worth reconsidering. Your thoughts? There. Spent half an hour on a not really lifechanging or at least useful-for-daily-life matter... again...

I think it’s fair enough to say that in an organised battle where both sides face off let’s say in a field then yeah back attacks are probably not going to happen but in a siege or a urban area where flanking around buildings and such is possible then I think back attacks would happen. Also I think back attacks would be more common in a skirmish where let’s say an enemy patrol gets ambushed and you overwhelm them with arrows and a charge of similar numbers then 1v1 and 2v2 fights etc start to brake out because it’s not an organised line going up against an organised line then people would definitely be going behind others to stab them in the back.

I love how genuinely bothered by "other people" Lindybeige feels at 4:40

@unerbittlich

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah its greate!

I won a national championship in foil with a stab to the back when my opponent threw a hissy fit for the third time and turned his back to me storming off because things weren't going his way. I vaguely recalled being taught about a move by my geriatric Italian coach called 'the scorpion', where one changes their handhold of their weapon in one fluid motion turning their sword into a dagger like strike and stabs. In that split second I found the sword the wrong way around in my hand and I had covered the piste pursuing him without even thinking or realizing I was doing it and I thought "Fuck it." and stuck him hard enough to break my favorite most worn in blade. I was annoyed yet pleased simultaneously. It was the oldest blade I had too with the best developed curvature to it. :(

@piers_bellman

7 жыл бұрын

BaSH PROMPT unlikely as in my experience of modern fencing turning your back can result in a card, and hitting someone with their back turned can get you disqualified.

@piers_bellman

7 жыл бұрын

BaSH PROMPT fleche is still allowed but that's not strictly speaking a stab to the back as described by the op

@TheLordArion

7 жыл бұрын

+Blasphemous Presupposition in HEMA though you are allowed to run around to your opponents back and hit him 😊

@OfficialMadman1429

6 жыл бұрын

So, you're saying, in a moment of blind rage, you charged and stabbed a fleeing opponent in the back, hard enough to snap the blade. Luckily these things are done with a safer alternative to a real blade. Murder would be a bad way to win a contest.

@pinoarias8601

6 жыл бұрын

So you had already won? A bit unnecesary to break your blade on a back attack if your opponent is already walking away in a hissy fit isn't it?

Backattacs or backstabs are constructions by games to make sneaky characters viable, but you cant deny that it would still be a hard time defending against a stab from behind without warning

First, lock on your enemy, raise your shield and wait for an attack. When he did, quickly go behind him low your shield and perform a bud stab. It will cause more than 3 times the damage to your enemy. Even more if you are wearing the Hornet Ring.

The back attack on a fleeing unit is a holdover from war games like Chainmail. It's meant to show what happens to a unit in combat that panics and runs, rather than executing a fighting withdrawal, which Lindy describes here. The problem with Lindy's thesis is that he assumes a person backpedaling away from hand-to-hand combat is somehow going to outrun an opponent who is moving forward. This is nonsense. Look at any NFL quarterback. No matter how fast they might be at backpedaling (Dan Fouts was famous for taking 5 steps back faster than most QBs could take 3), an opponent lunging forward will easily catch up with them unless someone stands in their way (like those huge guys on the offensive line).

@MWSin1

7 жыл бұрын

Backpedaling is only to open up enough space so that the opponent can't attack you in the moment it takes to turn into a full retreat. Unless a) the opponent is already charging you, b) the opponent is aware you're about to start backpedaling, c) you've got to keep your body pointing forward, or d) turning and running is not an option, backpedaling is perfectly sufficient. QBs suffer (a), (c), and (d).

@Jelperman

7 жыл бұрын

Even slow and dumb opponents would notice when you start to backpedal -and will close the gap unless there's some obstacle. Backpedaling is almost always going to be slower than moving forward. That split-second head start you might have won't make up for the difference in speed.

@MWSin1

7 жыл бұрын

It's not really even backpedaling the way I think you might be imagining it. If you're already at a distance where a lunging attack will just hit, even a single step backwards would likely be plenty of space, especially if you then turn in such a way to keep defending yourself with shield and/or threat of counterattack as long as possible. Another thing about football is that linebackers generally don't have to worry about the QB stabbing them with a spear.

@ladyofthewinds8267

7 жыл бұрын

why would anyone backpedal out of a fight, instead of doing the instinctual: doing a 180° and run away, i don't get your comment.

@Jelperman

7 жыл бұрын

Because turning your back on an enemy who is close enough for hand-to-hand combat: (a) takes time to turn around -while you're turning, he can lunge and attack (b) leaves you unable to defend yourself -you can't parry or block with your shield when being hit from behind A "fighting withdrawal" (walking or backpedaling without turning your back on the enemy) allows you to defend yourself, but has the disadvantage of being too slow to pull away from the enemy, unless he decides not to follow for whatever reason.

your miss understand what a "back-stab" is, its when some one sneaks up on some one else, and during their unaware state they are unable to defend themselves. Its not something that really occurs during, or just after, a toe to toe fight. At least that's my take on it. Edit: I think it might be a Cinematic invention, that and the dreaded "spinning attack", you know when you spin in a circle before you attack, which is absolutely stupid. Your just leaving yourself open to attack for about a second with no way to even see the attack coming.

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

Prudent Paratrooper You've clearly never played dark souls.

@prudentparatrooper385

7 жыл бұрын

I haven't I mostly play MMORGS

@spazzmaticus9086

7 жыл бұрын

Prudent Paratrooper Well, in dark souls, there is a game mechanic in which you stab people in the back if you hit them with their back turned, which causes extra damage that they can't counter. Whether in the middle of combat, or while they are running away to get a chug of estus.

@hrotha

7 жыл бұрын

But he's not talking about backstabbing, he's talking about attacks of opportunity and the like.

@DougVehovec

7 жыл бұрын

taking that into account, he mentions that retreat is often preceded with a feint or similar maneuver, which would be the equivalent of taking the Disengage action (if we're talking current D&D rules edition). In that case, the retreating person would in fact not be subject to an attack. At any rate, his videos are always thought-provoking and entertaining, so no fault on the fellow whatsoever.

One thing I like about the newest edition of D&D is that they allowed the disengage action to not be based on a skill roll. It's been enabled for basically everyone. And in the way that the actions work, it reflects what Lindy proposes here; a measured and calculated withdrawal from the combat. Essentially you sacrifice doing something else with your action (casting a spell or attacking) in order to get away without getting attacked.

Love the pictures on your wall.

You know, I usually skip the in video ads but I just feel bad skipping Lindy's.

8:02 "People don't when they're running away expose themselves anyway" I beg to differ sir, that is the best time to expose oneself. It would be silly to stand still while i expose myself.

I was always under the impression that the "back attack" was more of a sneak attack kind of trope

2:50 THANK YOU!!!! As a grammar pedant surrounded by my fellow Americans, this was very satisfying.

backstab ive never heard of a back attack

@IchKomentiereNur123

7 жыл бұрын

What if its a back slash?

@7000_Skeletons

7 жыл бұрын

What if you have a blunt weapon? Or even a slashing one?

@hippie_4762

7 жыл бұрын

You don't see it much in video games, but in Wargames, Tabletop RPG systems will often have something called "Attack of opportunity" which is quite exactly this scenario.

@Dumb-Comment

7 жыл бұрын

Baker's Bread what if I poke you with a spear , is that a stab?(real question, I don't really know what that's called)

@eizhowa

7 жыл бұрын

It is like a reverse Body Slam. Think Snorlax.

Someone can't just flee from a battle when his own army is around. You usually flee when the battle is almost lost. In ancient times when someone wanted to flee he threw his shield to run faster. If that happens the best way to kill him is to throw a spear at him or shoot an arrow (not really a backstab).

@nikolatasev4948

6 жыл бұрын

When the victors are pursuing their running enemies some of the pursuers are going to sprint, and some are going to run slower. If the pursued are running slower, they will most likely be caught by the sprinters. If they sprint, they will tire quickly and most likely be caught by the slower pursuers. Both can be caught by enemy cavalry. Sure some will escape, and some will be caught, but Lindy is wrong when he says back wounds are not historical.

Always interesting. What you failed to discuss is: when soldiers were in blocks (through Napoleonic era, before everyone stayed in Line formation) these blocks dissolve from the rear rank; those in front are busy with the enemy. The result is the front rank, or the last men to turn and run, are usually killed before they can escape. There is the old saying, "Son, come home with your shield - or on it." The Peloponnesian Wars proved men in armor, carrying a shield and weapon, can't catch men who threw down their stuff.

Hey Lindybeige, nice video, as usual, I enjoy your rants good sir. I have an additional scenario in which I can demonstrate the possibility of a "back attack". So I have practice historical European martial arts for a few years now, namely German longsword fencing, which is the one on one situation claimed to be the least likely, and I agree. So in some bouts what I have experienced is that one person all attack and the other blocks it some how, be it a counter, parry, evasive footwork, or awkward body arrangement. Once this initial attack has happened both parties are now in the danger zone, as in within easy striking range, perhaps in a bind or a dance of hews and parries. This is when it is a terrible time to turn and flee without creating the opening, or else your fear and flee is an opening for a follow up from them. I am the type of fighter who likes to grapple and control, trying to pin your sword on my way in to throw you to the ground. There have been MANY times I have bound the enemy blade, stepped in, to have them take a step back, free their blade and hew. Naturally trying to step back out of the blade's reach seems to be the best course of action yet that is how I get hit the most. It is better for me to parry, or counter and slowly try to get out of this striking zone than to hightail it (or if I can continue to safely pursue that can be another option). However, this is again a very specific situation starting from the aftermath of a bind. I have really only played games like dungeons and dragons which do have this "attack of opportunity" mechanic and back and forth combat, and agree that the mechanic limits options in combat, but I don't have a solution. Unless we want to create some type of complex combat system, in which case don't play d&d 5e it's beauty is it's ease.

Bloody hell, mister Lindybeige! I need to sleep! Serieously though in your (in)famous muzzle brake video you mentioned that you really liked Churchill tanks and you were planning to make a video about them. That would surtainly be interesting.

*unveils mask to reveal myself as a microphone* Now I know all your secrets. Victory shall be mine!

From the thumbnail, I'd thought that this would be talking about Sneak attacks by another name. I'd never heard Back-Attack used before.

I love that you actually punch your mic