No intro, short video, simple explanation, no shouting, simple graphics, educational and not boring. Can’t complain one bit

@U.K.N

25 күн бұрын

That’s probably the reason that he gained 430k subs in 6 months tbh

@MrWuggles

24 күн бұрын

You do realize bro is just scraping the wiki pages for all these topics right?

@Lazare7782

24 күн бұрын

@@MrWuggleshe’s still going through the effort to make the video, and that’s the goddamn point of this video anyways. To quickly and easily digest this information without any bullshit

@MEX239

24 күн бұрын

⁠@@MrWuggleshow is it physically possible otherwise to do this unless he has perfect memory

@AlternateUTTP

24 күн бұрын

​@@MEX239 Script: Am i a joke to you?

Starting off with a war crime

@WhoEvenFilms

24 күн бұрын

Tbf you could use the tactic without hitting the medics by targeting the next troops that want to provide cover or suppression

@clamlover599

24 күн бұрын

fr?

@equinoxo8813

24 күн бұрын

@@clamlover599Yes. Shooting battlefield medics is a warcrime no matter what they’re doing unless they start firing back. Though the first one is only a war crime because the video depicted them as medics.

@SpamMouse

24 күн бұрын

@@equinoxo8813 Medics are allowed to fire weapons if they are defending themselves or patients under their care.

@equinoxo8813

24 күн бұрын

@@SpamMouse Yes, but they lose their protected status when doing so. It's not a warcrime to shoot a medic who is firing weapons.

Now this will make the paintball game interesting

@axelhens7831

25 күн бұрын

I play paintball with elite para's often. Realy different game with those guys.

@refuze2quit603

24 күн бұрын

*I love to use Scorched Earth tactics in Paintball*

@Voasky

24 күн бұрын

@@refuze2quit603 flame throwers go wild

@clobble643

22 күн бұрын

@@refuze2quit603 i love using air support tactics in paintball

@alguem-ai

22 күн бұрын

The enemy team didn't expected to me and my friends under effect of drugs rushing with an tank battalion towards their lines

It's funny that a lot of these tactics are things I picked up from playing real time strategy games as a kid.

@-Aaron-138

24 күн бұрын

3:32 I used this tactic on door kickers 😂

@kv4648

23 күн бұрын

I was part of a lot of these as part of massive FPS games. It's a lot more fun when you don't lose anything

@hallaldude3478

22 күн бұрын

i learnt most of these tactics studying history its suprising how much a bit of historical knowlage helps you in a RTS

@NeostormXLMAX

22 күн бұрын

@@kv4648not really, most fps games dont encourage you to do any of these lmao, the fact that quick scoping is a thing proves other wise. Games like arma or foxhole might though

@Volgalist

22 күн бұрын

@@NeostormXLMAX Only applied for the (almost) realistic military simulation, most fast-pace FPS couldn't use these tactics while middle-pace one could use some.

You forgot “kiting,” where you orbit around the mythical beast while attacking at range, causing the AI to never get close enough to trigger counterattacks.

@ABadGamble

24 күн бұрын

Horse archers

@shirocraban3978

21 күн бұрын

Skirmishes/guerilla

@BarbarisII

17 күн бұрын

He kinda covered it with the "shoot and scoot" one

@mochabear88

8 күн бұрын

@@BarbarisIII was going to guess tactical air interdiction

@abucket14

3 күн бұрын

That's a combination of Shoot and Scoot with Defense in Depth

So refreshing to see a video without a pointless intro..

@Dem-kv4lb

25 күн бұрын

Yes, you are so right! Too many channels try too hard and just waste our time with pointless edits and low effort content. I'm glad to see a comment from a like-minded person.

@phone-ow9jr

25 күн бұрын

This is ai

@Cracked_Kid

25 күн бұрын

@@phone-ow9jr i dont think so

@yaman9621

25 күн бұрын

@@Cracked_Kid go to eleven labs and try the LIAM voice. maybe you will change your mind. but it does not matter, the content he makes is top notch. Love these videos.

@yaman9621

25 күн бұрын

You also make same kind of video. All the best.

A creeping barrage: the French determined that the best way to use them required that your soldiers actually be eating friendly fire the whole time. The manuals of the time pretty much said "If you're doing it properly, 10% of your forces in the assault will be casualty due to artillery fire."

@Anonymous_UserOrNot

12 күн бұрын

merde...

@Batch00

3 күн бұрын

The sheer quantity of people in WW1 that died to their own artillery is insane! Not even creeping barrage but all artillery. There was no way to communicate with advanced troops during an assault, apart from sending a runner (who's often die on the journey). It was so common for troops to capture a trench just for their own artillery to hit them because they didnt expect them to actually be successful. WW1 was hell man

@Falkriim

3 күн бұрын

Ah

"To confuse your enemy, you have to confuse yourself first" -Sun,Tzu The Art of War

@siberianunion1713

25 күн бұрын

"Stop posting shit using my name" -Sun, Tzu The Art of War

@LevelUpT0day

25 күн бұрын

Then this Video makes you unable to win by confusing the enemy

@tenshi6293

25 күн бұрын

the war of art*

@cgusiec7039

25 күн бұрын

is this an actual quote or just another meme?

@sorin_markov

24 күн бұрын

SUN TZU SAID THAT

Thanks, this is the only tutorial that really worked! My neighbour stood no chance!

@indominus4520

19 күн бұрын

😂

Finally, I now understand the HOI4 doctrines

@insertnamehere2678

22 күн бұрын

Or real time conflicts

@cheesyfries7703

11 күн бұрын

Same

0:08 This shows the sniper committing a war crime, as he is shooting unarmed enemy medics. *edit, before you guys keep commenting that “wars always have war crimes” I get it, I was just pointing out a small detail, these stick men are fighting a fictional war

@vanq-999

25 күн бұрын

wait til you see snipers shooting civilian medics lol. "warcrime" if they see their enemy commit it

@NerdyCatCoffeeee

25 күн бұрын

It's only a warcrime when the war is over

@ConvexFX

25 күн бұрын

The Geneva convention? More like a suggestion!

@42carlos

25 күн бұрын

This isn't as rare as we think, Vietnamese snipers did this quite often if I recall correctly

@patrikstrandquist1875

25 күн бұрын

There is no mention of non combatants getting shot. Just other enemy units. It is most likley the wounded soldiers squad mates that will try to save him. They are legit targets. To furter the topic, most soldiers are tought to wound, not to kill. As it take more effort to take care of a wounded soldier, then a dead one.

Very few of these are strategies. Most of the events described would be regarded as being at the tactical end of military planning. Strategy is a general plan designed around overall ends and how to achieve them. For instance skirmish raids, foxholes and trench warfare generally fall at the tactical and operational levels yet strategically they would comprise attritional warfare to the end of outlasting an enemy. Similarly blitzkrieg would comprise of an annihlatory strategy intended to cause massive damage without many friendly casualties. In essence making the war quick and decide to impose surrender terms

@KaizerKlash111

24 күн бұрын

Iirc blitzkrieg isn't really a real strategy, it is just a term coined post war to what the germans did

@Gimmegames4free6942

24 күн бұрын

I guess it's just layman term being conflated into one

@someguy9895

24 күн бұрын

@@Gimmegames4free6942 Essentially yes. Military historians such as Hew Strachan have detailed the increasing hollowness of the term within discouse and there has always been some ambiguity over what constitutes the strategic level as opposed to operational and tactical yet it's broadly agreed in academic and military circles strategy is an overall plan, not how a battle is meant to be fought or organised.

@dakaodo

23 күн бұрын

Blitzkrieg was just an initial and sensational media name for maneuver warfare, which had already conceptually existed long before WW 2, and had been implemented with foot infantry and mounted cavalry for ages. But the Allies hadn't really come to terms with the full implications of motorized and mechanized transportation in war, doctrinally. Germany, squeezed into a corner by the strictures of the Versailles Treaty, had every incentive to throw all kinds of spaghetti at the wall to find ways around its restrictions (and in the last few inter-war years, they gave up any pretense of adhering to the terms of the treaty). The Allies struggled with coming to terms that Germany could execute merely mundane maneuver warfare so much faster, when they themselves had not bothered to figure out how to. There's nothing fundamentally special or unique about blitzkrieg that magically differentiates it from any other form of maneuver warfare, other than evolutionary improvements like increased mobility due to integrating motorized transportation and radio communications. It wasn't necessarily annihilatory, didn't cause more massive damage, or reduce casualties any more so than any other form of rapid concentration and application of force. These were all concepts that had been known, developed, and evolved from the Classical era through the Imperial age. Napoleon used the same concepts in his wars and battles. You could argue that Genghis Khan achieved similarly rapid and devastating effects with his own "blitzkriegs" across Asia, 700 years earlier. He maneuvered around enemy armies, flanked fortified cities and defensive lines, and created operational dilemmas that compromised his opponents, cut off opposing armies' supply lines, causing them to cede territory or surrender, sometimes without having to significantly confront them in battle at all. And it's not just these two examples. Every era of military history has had its examples of good or even brilliant leaders who understood strategy, maneuver or otherwise. But yes, this video covers only low level tactics in isolation. Child Protective Services called, and would like to have a word about the abuse of the word "strategy".

@JNC7

22 күн бұрын

Tactics is literally the bottom rung of strategy, literally being titled “Battlefield Strategy”.

I now am experienced with war

@nf3rn047

24 күн бұрын

I now am experienced with war

@markmonoton6224

24 күн бұрын

I now am experienced with war

@Lithuanian_NAFO_lad

24 күн бұрын

I now am experienced with war

@Lord_Fulcrum42

23 күн бұрын

I now am experienced with war

@03.nguyennguyenbach40

22 күн бұрын

I now am experienced with war

so many clones have popped up but this channel consistently outdoes them all

@DatOneSwedishBoi69

24 күн бұрын

100%

@DrSpaceman69

22 күн бұрын

Jesus, so many clones

@NeostormXLMAX

22 күн бұрын

Hes the original

@EricTS23

22 күн бұрын

Pretty sure the redeemed zoomer was the first

@nexerkarigum4031

22 күн бұрын

​@@EricTS23 Tho he makes videos about Christianity mainly

Blitzkrieg " an ad of foodpanda immediately jumps on my screen "

@cherriemaesicad8830

21 күн бұрын

Fellow filipino, hey there

@user-mv8ps5td9o

16 күн бұрын

Same

@stephenaviaspace5056

15 күн бұрын

@@cherriemaesicad8830 foodpanda tapos nakain aa gutom na ako eh

I love how the first example shows a war crime (Intentionally firing at medics)

@PAKISTANISBESTINTHEWORLD

24 күн бұрын

Isn't purposely wounding anyone for the sake for a war crime with war crimes a combo wombo?

@imwhoast

23 күн бұрын

@@PAKISTANISBESTINTHEWORLD It isn't a war crime to participate in a war. It is considered a war crime to intentionally fire at army medics and chefs because they are not considered to be actively participating in warfare (Essentially making them civilians), it is considered a war crime to shoot to kill/injure medics and chefs unless they are also participating in warfare (They CAN and are trained to fight, it is not their main job, that job belongs to infantry). Hope this helps.

@ashe1.070

20 күн бұрын

The vast majority of the time it’s the normal soldiers retrieving the wounded, and carrying them out of the line of fire to the medics. So, sniping these soldiers while they are retrieving wounded isn’t a war crime because they’re combatants regardless of what they’re doing at that particular moment. Is horrible, but that’s war in a nut shell. War isn’t pleasant in any way.

@ashe1.070

20 күн бұрын

@@PAKISTANISBESTINTHEWORLD No it's not. Shooting combatants in general is not a war crime, unless they're being shot expanding projectiles (hollow points and soft points) because they cause "unnecessary injuries" that are more difficult to treat than standard full metal jacket, and AP ammo. It doesn't really make a lot of sense because artillery, mortars, tank shells, rockets, missiles, etc. also cause difficult-to-treat wounds, but it's not a war crime to use them against unprotected infantry. Intentionally harming noncombatants is absolutely a war crime though. If you want to know what exactly is, or isn't a war crime you should actually read the Geneva and Hague Conventions.

@noose04

17 күн бұрын

​@@PAKISTANISBESTINTHEWORLD INDIA SUPER CLEAN

Ways to win a war: 30 Ways to reach world peace: apparently 0

@dogspotter227

25 күн бұрын

bro shut your corny ass up LMAO

@charlesburns7391

25 күн бұрын

As long as there are men there will be war

@parkerluciani7048

24 күн бұрын

cringy

@RavenAdventwings

24 күн бұрын

It's a Prisoner's Dilemma. No one can have peace if there's at least 1 participant who wants war.

@bean8933

24 күн бұрын

peace is a good thing that should always be protected and pursued, but conflict is the natural state of the world and it is impossible to prevent it from ever becoming violent

Caesar liked this video

@Ethan11892

23 күн бұрын

Ave, true to caesar

@Unknown-jt1jo

22 күн бұрын

Too bad they didn't show his double circumvallation.

@diaconucristi2452

21 күн бұрын

​@@Ethan11892 We won't go quietly. The legion can count on that.

@Zestiniaa

15 күн бұрын

​@@Unknown-jt1jo The battle of Alesia really fascinated me, Caesar is a mad genius undoubtedly.

2:19 I actually use this in large scale shooter games, didn't realise it was a tactic that was used in actual warfare

@fang4223

3 күн бұрын

Games like total war and crusader kings naturally lend themselves to learning the concept of Defense in Depth as you inevitably overextend yourself, and end up saddled with more then you can manage to hold all at once. Mount and Blade 2 and the flaw of a charismatic charmer is that everyone votes to give you every city, keep and stronghold if you provide so much as tangential aid in it’s capture. It’s why I have no choice but to start my own independent claim rather then back anyone else, as the AI refuse to spread out who owns shit. :’)

0:12 war crimes simulator

Thanks for the tutorial! I'll use this when I fail art school.

Who needs stretched amount of details when you can watch something like this, simple yet understandable, no useless intros, no redundant info, no annoying sound effects, etc

DAD WAKE UP, HE UPLOADED ABOUT WARRR

thanks this will be very useful on october 17 2025

@theonewookiee

25 күн бұрын

Wait, what are you up to?

@carygeniusgaming4680

25 күн бұрын

if this is true then i will be preprared

@lilizi1902

25 күн бұрын

​@@theonewookieeww3 starts this day

@jaywebster624

25 күн бұрын

this will be great

@theonewookiee

24 күн бұрын

@@lilizi1902 Ooooh, that makes sense, since humanity will be extinct by 2027

Pretty good but you left out a few key details/bits of reasoning. Suppressive fire is the best example: If I didn’t already know what SF was, I’d have a harder time understanding Bounding Overwatch. For anyone that doesn’t know, suppressive fire is basically spraying bullets at a hiding enemy so they can’t poke their head out and shoot back. It also as the psychological effect of making them nervous and wearing them down.

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the left visual for salvo. Just look at the water depression from the pressure wave of all of those main guns firing. It's absolutely wild to see how much the water around the ship is depressed from the pressure wave.

I love this im gonna use these war strategy tactics in video games now

@pr0xytv942

12 күн бұрын

Get shadow empire

Most of the subjects are tactics not strategy.

@roninyoshida7743

22 күн бұрын

What is the difference

@The_Viktor_Reznov

22 күн бұрын

​​@@roninyoshida7743Tactics win battles, strategies win wars. Listen to 5:32 again

@Po_124

22 күн бұрын

I'm not a native English speaker so they're literally the same to me lol, interesting tho.

@person9735

21 күн бұрын

​@@roninyoshida7743 Strategy is the general plan of how you want to achieve your goal. Tactics go into detail about the strategy. For example: you want to climb a mountain and your strategy is what side of the mountain you will climb. Your tactics are what you need to climb the mountain: gear, supplies and etc

@lazyman7505

21 күн бұрын

@@person9735 What you've described as tactics is logistics. Your example would be better phrased as: "strategy" = I want to get on top of the mountain. "tactics" = I'll avoid the stream on the left, I'll walk through the middle until that rock, then swing around and climb the rest of the way on the right side

Aren't these tacticts?

@GeraltofRivia22

16 күн бұрын

Its a mix of both.

@cloudhill7020

15 күн бұрын

Just made same comment

@Filthee_casual

11 күн бұрын

Meh

@kakashi-lee9198

Күн бұрын

☝️🤓

@bigbitehood1353

22 сағат бұрын

"Every war tactic explained" Did he change the title? I'm very confused.

Scorched earth was also used famously during napoleon's fall since it was a major factor in why he lost.

I learned a lot of things in only 8 mins, the way of your explanation of tactics is just fabulous I focus a lot and enjoy every second of your videos dude.

i love this channel. keep it up man 👍

1:34 what are you doing step Germany?

Interesting that they ended up using most of these in WW3

@indominus4520

19 күн бұрын

It was all about oil. What a stupid war

@eamonfitzmartin998

16 күн бұрын

@@indominus4520 what

@indominus4520

15 күн бұрын

@@eamonfitzmartin998 I was basically predicting what world war 3 would be about. And since countries like the us have gone to great lengths such as invading Iran just to get oil it does make sense

@fang4223

3 күн бұрын

@@indominus4520 My prediction’s on fearing the loss of financial investments, and the dirt that’ll go public should it happen. It’s Even more petty, and brought about largely in part because of how far removed from the true horrors of war people have become.

This is honestly amazing how educational and entertaining this is. Thank you for making this content!

You have no idea how long I wanted a video like this to come out

Thanks again for the useful tutorial my great teacher!!!😊

thanks for the info man, i was just looking for some new ideas

Brilliant video!

No sponsor thank-you-section, no ads, straight to the point. WOW.

Worth mentioning that defeat in detail was mostly used by Napoleon and if i remeber the contravallation method with the added circumvallation was used by Caesar in a siege(i think it was Alesia during the gallic wars)

Thanks, can't wait to try a few of these out

Thanks for the explanation, mate!

This video is awesome! Thanks!

4:20 "they take them out as quietly as possible" Shows granade

@dannyzero692

24 күн бұрын

They usually take the sentry out with melee weapons like spades or knives, but yeah if the sentry aren’t sleepy then a grenade is the only way.

Breaking geneva convention, and not even 15 seconds in to the video! That has to be a new record

I love the video coz' no intro, short video, simple explanation, no shouting, simple graphics, educational and not boring. Everything about this channel is just perfect. The straightforward approach and focus on delivering clear, concise information without unnecessary frills make it incredibly effective and enjoyable. Can’t complain one bit at all!

Underated Channel Thanks for teaching us in a fun and simple way

Almost scary the amount of "strategies" i got from playing RTS games and FPS games etc, also im a bit of a military nerd but either way, great video.

Okay I feel like we're done complimenting the lean format of the video guys💀

TYSM ! Great and interesting video !

Honestly very useful for my "studies," thanks

Worth mentioning that "swarming" is almost always more complicated than it appears at first. To use the USSR "human waves" example, that had more to do with a large number of sudden promotions and incomplete training of NCOs and COs. As a result, communication was often very incomplete and large numbers of troops were committed unprepared. Sieges weren't just throw ladders everywhere you can. It takes a lot longer to setup a ladder than to knock it down. This was generally done only after the defenders were sufficiently starved and combat ineffective, or in combination with diversions. Even stupid officers/nobles are expected to _pretend_ they're thinking. When the enemy can't see what their plan is (either because it was so cleverly concealed or because it fell apart so badly internally), they often presume there was no plan and that's how it goes down in history.

@abhinandkrishna3430

24 күн бұрын

The USSR rarely ever used human wave tactics Most of these reports were written by Nazi generals post war Not the most trustworthy source is it

@creator-ss7ks

19 күн бұрын

My man really has emotions with the Soviet Union. Here is the US version by your words. [AI generated paraphrasing your word] - LMAO -Half of it was true and half of it was personal feelings same as yours. --------------------------------------------------- Worth mentioning that "Air interdiction" is almost always more complicated than it appears at first. To use the US "Hiroshima" example. that had more to do with finding a largely dense civilian population preferably cities. That have large civilian population and than drop nuclear bombs to eliminate them. The main purpose of this warfare is to eliminate civilian and has only been used by 1 country which is the US in the past 100 years. Countries that often use this tactic often have stupid officers/nobles that are expected to pretend they're thinking. This will eventually lead to them fell apart so badly internally, they often presume there was no plan and that's how it goes down in history.

@noose04

17 күн бұрын

​@@creator-ss7ksi agree, but why did you use AI 😭😭😭

@abhinandkrishna3430

12 күн бұрын

@@creator-ss7ks The soviets used human wave tactics but not in the way most people believe There are three principle ways that human waves were utilized during the war. In the very early months, the fight was exceptionally desperate and the Red Army often found themselves with no alternative, as they lacked heavy support, and in some cases even enough rifles. Massed charges happened, and there are even accounts of Soviet soldiers charging with their arms linked in solidarity (or to ensure no one chickens out if you are cynical) as they lacked rifles. Wasting trained soldiers on this makes little long term sense though, and it wasn't utilized in latter phases of the war. The second, and more common use at least through Stalingrad, were the citizen levies (Narodnoe Opolcheniye). There weren't soldiers, but civilians pressed into service and thrown against the Germans to buy time. Some were armed, some weren't. In some cases they were forced at gun point. Most members of the Opolcheniye had no training, and survival rates were low, to say the least. those that did you be absorbed into the Red Army eventually. To quote from an instance outside Leningrad: "Altogether over 135,000 Leningraders, factory workers as well as professors, had volunteered, or been forced to volunteer. They had no training, no medical assistance, no uniforms, no transport and no supply system. More than half lacked rifles, and yet they were still ordered into counter-attacks against panzer divisions. Most fled in terror of the tanks, against which they had no defence at all. This massive loss of life-perhaps some 70,000-was tragically futile, and it is far from certain that their sacrifice even delayed the Germans at all on the line of the River Luga."

@TheR00k

9 күн бұрын

​​@@abhinandkrishna3430You're misquoting the facts. The Luga defensive line was manned by two divisions, 1 brigade, 4000ish local war college students and three NO divisions organised from mobilised civilians, around 10 thousand men. The 160 thousand men NO divisions, partisan teams and artillery-machinegun defensive brigades were organised after the defense of Luga, when Leningrad was already cut off and blockaded. Soviet losses were at about 55 thousand, and while the defense was unsuccessful in the end, the Army Group North's advance was halted for more than a month which allowed for Soviet reorganization and regrouping.

Here's a video idea, cover every word that describes the form of a word, for example heterogram, palindrome, synonym, acronym, pseudonym..., polysyllable, misnomer, onomatopoeia, autological etc

Thanks that helped me alot :D

Thank you! i'll test some of these next time 👍👍

just the perfect procrastion video I needed

You forgot one. It’s called the Fabian strategy. It was used by the Roman emperor Fabian who in the second Punic war avoided fighting Hannibal. The strategy is to basically not fight the main force and instead fight the weaker forces. The coalition used this tactic to devastating effects against napoleon. They avoided fighting him directly after they realized napoleon could only be in one place. That is how they managed to defeat napoleon. By not fighting him

@phobics9498

20 күн бұрын

Despite its title, the video doesnt really talk about strategy but tactics. Besides this though, Fabian is just the more official word for scorched earth, which he mentioned

@devonmyhre766

20 күн бұрын

@@phobics9498 sure it might be related to scorched earth tactics but it’s entirely different. Scorched earth tactics is just depriving enemies of vital resources while Fabian strategy is just avoid fighting the main force and go after the weaker forces

@wolfyblackknight8321

13 сағат бұрын

reminds me of some dnd 3.5 "take out the minions first" strategy you take out the weaker units first so they can't contribute to the fight then take on the "boss" for lack of a better term. in dnd its effective as it strongly alters the action economy, and in real warfare it reduces the number of enemy units in play against you assuming you can somewhat safely whittle down the weaker units and positions.

Thank you, might need this next next month.

great video!

That’s a pretty good video. But I don‘t think the term „war strategy“ does fit, bc this is about direct combat methods and as such it‘s more like the „tactical“ level instead of the strategic one

I gotta try these in TABS

This was one of the most satisfying videos I've watched in a long time. Title said it had cool information, and the whole video was actually that information. Incredible concept! Truly innovative, the world isn't ready for this kind of thing yet! All jokes aside, though, seriously cool video. Thank you for what you do

This has substantially improved my performance in X-COM and Baldur's Gate.

maybe do a video on the types of armies that there are: such as militia, mercenary, tribal, nation's army, proffesional etc

@puropulkkinen1580

18 күн бұрын

i'm curious; would you care to explain quickly what their differences are? i've never heard of a tribal army or nation's army? thank you

@jonyprepperisrael60

18 күн бұрын

@@puropulkkinen1580 tribal army, basically when the adult men of a tribe would all go to a campaign, you know, just like in tribal warfare. Nation's army is basically regular conscription but culturally impactful on the nation.

@puropulkkinen1580

18 күн бұрын

@@jonyprepperisrael60 thanks for answering but i still dont think i get it :D you mean like how a society is shaped by conscription or something? i’d just call it a conscription based army but what do i know, thanks again for answering

@jonyprepperisrael60

18 күн бұрын

@@puropulkkinen1580 in countries that have conscription, especially if its universal and for generations, then those people that served in the army would be influenced by their time there and so would their children who would also serve. best real world example is Israel, best fictional example is Cadia from 40K

@puropulkkinen1580

18 күн бұрын

@@jonyprepperisrael60 ohh i get it now thanks, thats good examples you gave. i guess that goes more into sociology with the affecting there

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Thanks, this really works

This is such good quality stuff, right here.

Reverse slope defense .fortifying the other side of a hill (while leaving some troops on the front to help break up the attack) Attackers can't see potential targets preliminary shelling would be a waste, Armour would expose its belly cresting a hill

0:01 but you can't shoot medics in war?

@Elias-lu9zy

17 күн бұрын

But in war there are almost no rules

@miawmiawgary2024

17 күн бұрын

@@Elias-lu9zy even the top comment said war crime

@alyssa9034

16 күн бұрын

The tactic is likely referring to drawing out combative soldiers, too. I immediately thought of the scene from Saving Private Ryan, where one soldier is shot by a sniper and calls out to his hidden comrades, desperate for help as he slowly bleeds out. The other soldiers are faced between leaving him alone to die, or risk losing their own lives to the sniper. Any of them-medic or not-could have stepped out into the open to drag the soldier to safety and try to stop his bleeding, and fell victim to the sniper. I think that medics were likely drawn in this example because they are the most responsible for helping injured soldiers, not necessarily because they are the primary target of the tactic.

@The_True_Mx_Pink

11 күн бұрын

You're not _supposed_ to. But it's war; you don't win wars by sparing people, and they can't punish every soldier all of the time perfectly. In fact, the international court justice usually doesn't even try, especially for western and western-backed nations

@cheese1627

9 күн бұрын

Cheese

You forgot Shock & Awe, where you throw half of your country's military budget at something and hope it runs away without you having to actually do anything

You just earned new subscriber

I’m no military general but will be keeping the info for the super markets I did like my own comment fight me

There are also other methods called Tactical Retreat, Perfidy (pretending to surrender, and then attacking the opponent), and Pacification (crushing an uprising)

@alexletiny5155

24 күн бұрын

Perfidy is a warcrime, FYI

@Dungeon_Dunce2011

24 күн бұрын

Perfidy is a war crime, isn't it?

@wolfyblackknight8321

13 сағат бұрын

the tactical retreat is a very useful option assuming its used before it becomes a route or forced retreat. a think a good description of it is releasing or retreating from a location or area before being attacked once you decide its not of tactical advantage, or to fallback to replenish resources and address injuries or wounded to try and counter a more attrition based attack.

@alexletiny5155

12 сағат бұрын

FYI, perfidy is consedered a warcrime since it gives the enemy a valid reason to shoot surendering ppl (also a warcrime).

Insightful for both coaching and casting shooters and battle Royales.

thanks for the splatoon strats!

You forgot the Fabien strategy. It's when you withhold combat from the enemy while they are in your territory in hopes of decreasing moral and resources

@markmonoton6224

24 күн бұрын

sounds more like a lack of one

@Jimboboo8284

24 күн бұрын

@@markmonoton6224 no. It's a real strategy used by fabius In the second Punic war against Hannibals forces which were trapped inside the Roman empire

@Jimboboo8284

24 күн бұрын

@@markmonoton6224 The reason it worked so well is because since they were trapped inside a new territory, they needed to recruit civilians from the Roman empire to be in their army and the way they kept doing that is by winning them over by beating the Romans in battle and they couldn't do that if the Romans decided not to battle

@markmonoton6224

24 күн бұрын

@@Jimboboo8284 That "strategy" was a failure. For something to be called a strategy it needs to work at least sometimes. That period in 2nd Punic was a disaster for Rome.

@Jimboboo8284

24 күн бұрын

@@markmonoton6224 don't spoil it I'm still waiting for oversimplified pt 3

What game is this?

@admiraljackiv1176

14 күн бұрын

No game. It's an actual tactic used in warfare throughout human history.

@plantfx

13 күн бұрын

Life

@gameman7_xbox

12 күн бұрын

@@admiraljackiv1176 Idk man, this video looks a lot like bannerlord. It's gameplay looks exactly like it

@pr0xytv942

12 күн бұрын

Shadow empire

@hjumn

10 күн бұрын

​@gameman7_xbox pretty sure it's a Minecraft mod

Scorching Earth was also used by Russian Empire against Napoleon, which lead to Napoleon's defeat. Napoleon's strategy was actually getting supplies and logistics from locals as they advanced. Therefore, Scorching Earth lead to deficiency in Napoleon's army as they didn't make any supply chains when they advanced.

Great tutorial, will use later.

*GREAT VIDEO!* But you forgot the strongest and most evil strategy of all... Human shielding. Sadly a tactic used in modern day.. :/ This Technique consists in hiding and shooting alterity, Anti-tank missiles, long form missiles etc' IN SCHOOLS! HOSPITALS! AND CIVILIAN HOMES! ;( This tactic is to put a predicament on the enemy! They will have to decide between destroying their position and then be accused of war crimes... OR leave them there, and let them keep shooting! Win win for the devil's strat.

This is really going to help on my schools Minecraft SMP, (shouldn't of killed Scruffy...) Thanks! :)

Finally i can finally have enough material to work with for my action comic, thanks for all the tactics!

This was so helpful ngl

bro forgot about guerilla warfare

@joshuachristensen9731

25 күн бұрын

the video is about tactics, not warfare types. as an example, guerilla warfare is a type of asymmetric warfare, often focused on using ambush tactics to overwhelm a numerically superior enemy. Guerilla isnt a tactic in itself :)

@phyllisfager6689

25 күн бұрын

Possibly use as tactic .messing with supply lines,communication, forcing enemy to spread out Other resources to combat the guerrillas. Hurts moral Merrils murauders,general stillwell,Roger's rangers etahan Allen's green mountain boys

@lukethompson4941

24 күн бұрын

That's in a different video

These are tactics not strategies 💀

@nugatio1199

22 күн бұрын

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22 күн бұрын

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22 күн бұрын

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Watching these as a teenager, I often wondered at the thought of running my own value-driven channel like this one. After a long fascination with animation, I took up the challenge of finally building my own animated storytelling channel, and around 90h of strenuous work finally produced my first ever video just the other day. That's the impact of these masterpieces for me - they expand your horizons and make you seek value within your own self, so thank you for that! :)

You forgot to mention the one where the government attacks its own twin towers to justify invading another country

@weeblordgaming6062

25 күн бұрын

Take off the tin foil hat

@tunaan80

25 күн бұрын

Give this man a true...

1. Salvos are still used in modern combat. Artillery is useful employed in salvo - or even time-on-target which is essentially a double or triple salvo. Missiles such as used in naval combat can be intercepted by ships and aircraft, so a salvo helps present more simultaneous threats and overwhelm counter-measures. 2. Hull down is also achievable by creating or using a preexisting depression in the land. Hull down allows a tank or other turreted vehicle to only present *the turret* to the enemy - it does not only present the main gun. Hull down does not mandate that a vehicle stay stationary - this is only true for the use of very small depressions in the land. If situated on a reverse slope, the vehicle can simply reverse further down the slope until it is entirely concealed and then move about freely - this is called terrain masking, and is often used with hull-down so-called "pop up attacks" which is called jockeying (Tank takes up hull down position, tank engages enemy, tank reverses until it is concealed, tank moves left or right a considerable distance, tank repeats procedure - this stops the enemy from anticipating the tank's position and being ready for it) 3. Creeping barrages are less about protecting the advancing infantry and more about enabling an assault on a position. The barrage encourages enemy troops to seek shelter by first falling short of their position. Then the barrage moves onto the enemy position and suppresses the troops there while friendly forces advance. Finally the barrage moves over the enemy position and stops just behind it, cutting of any retreat/reinforcement, and allowing the now very close friendly troops to assault the position before the enemy troops can return to their defenses 4.Blitzkreig is an entire system of war - what is described here is a simple 'thrust' attack. The intent of blitzkrieg is not really to create ever changing frontlines, but rather to allow tanks and mechanized forces to utilize their mobility. By punching through a defensive line, the tanks and mechanized forces can then spread out and flank other enemy forces, thereby circumventing prepared defenses. 5. I don't even know where to start with this. A foxhole is just another name for a dug-out or shell-scrape. It's just a hole in the ground dug by infantry to provide cover. Trenches are just big foxholes. The Japanese used small 1 man foxholes (often known as spiderholes) simply because it provided a good way for singular suicide-charge soldiers to ambush enemy combatants. Panzer-turms, the embeded tank turrets, are not foxholes - they were just a last-ditch effort by Germany to use excess tank turrets and guns, without the means to produce hulls for them and make them into tanks. 6. A single envelopment doesn't need to use a 'decoy'. Many textbook envelopment battles had the primary force in position at the front. A single envelopment is simply a flank on one side - often by cavalry or tanks or similar. 7. A pincer movement is just a double envelopment. It's the same as above, just with another unit conducting a flank on the other side. 8. In an oblique order combat, the weak side doesn't delay the movement as a part of the tactic - it is simply the case that to imbalance the forces one side is usually weakened and as such they are usually unable to hold their ground. If the oblique forces outnumber their enemy, they can simply weight one side heavier than the other, and the 'weak' side may well hold it's ground, or even push through. 9. Again an inverted wedge doesn't necessitate the use of a weak center. It is in-essence the ideal application of a feigned retreat. The center forces withdraw allowing the wings to flank (a double envelopment in essence). 10. Bounding overwatch is slightly misleading in that the bounding team doesn't necessarily reach it's destination. Far more commonly they simply advance a short distance, often to the next terrain feature that can provide reasonable cover. 11. Skirmishing is not so much about being ahead of the main body of troops, nor is it about delaying movements. Skirmishing is about breaking up enemy formations. A cohesive block of men can easily fight another, but have far more difficulty engaging skirmishes who are spread out and take cover. Further, skirmishers have rifles which are accurate at range, while blocks of line-infantry have muskets which are inaccurate. The result is that skirmishers will gradually pick apart troops and eventually break formations unless the enemy commander takes an action. Skirmishers are all about forcing the opponent to play their hand, and throw troops at the problem, which may open up a weak spot or tie-up critical assets. 12. Air interdiction is simply tactical bombing. There is no such thing as strategic air interdiction, as it is all tactical. Bombing on a strategic level is, you guessed it, strategic bombing. 13. Shoot and scoot applies to every ranged weapon ever invented, not just artillery. 14. Centre peel is just bounding overwatch in reverse. There are other forms of peel beyond just center peel, and they are all used for movement and not just retreat. 15. Defence in depth very much does intend to stop an attck, and is not just an attempt to delay. Defence in depth is a specific method of employing defeat-in-detail. Troops hold their ground just long enough to inflinct casualties on the attacking enemy, and then fall back before the enemy can bring it's superior numbers and/or firepower to bear. 16. Scorched earth was also used by the Germans when they retreated. Your video is bad and you should feel bad

@niono1587

22 күн бұрын

Please edit your comment to add paragraphs between the lines I can't read it.

@TheJKT48Fan

5 күн бұрын

This should've been a good comment if the last line doesn't exist

When the first tactic is literally a war crime you know it’s going to be a good video

No time wasted at all. Great!

Cool video idea!

The algorithm has chosen you. I will try some of these in Total War.

Good video!

I very much enjoyed this. I didn't realize it but I often use bounded overwatch in group tactics games like mordheim

thanks, good to know 😈

crossing the t kinda blew my mind. that’s honestly such a good idea. yeah one or two boats might get shot but the other 2 ships can’t even fire at you and they can only use one of their guns

thx so much i needed these to conquer malawi🙏🏻

excellent video

This gonna make writing "genius " battle tactics in stories a lot easier for me