Sacking of Rome: Empire of Charles V - Medieval Kingdoms Total War 1212AD Mod Gameplay

Sacking of Rome: Empire of Charles V - Medieval Kingdoms Total War 1212AD Mod Gameplay - This is a recreation of the sacking of Rome 1527. Charles V has brought an army of 20,000 Soldiers to the gates of Rome. Rome only has a small force of about 5,000 men. The battle is a nasty one, and Rome is completely sacked. 1,000 defending troop are executed, and about 45,000 citizens are murdered, wounded, and exiled. It was a sad day for Europe, and some say the end of the Italian renaissance. In this recreation of the battle we are using the Mod for Total War Attila called Medieval Kingdoms Total War 1212AD. There are 4 attacking armies, taking on 3 defending Italian armies. This one is a great one :D Enjoy the Siege Battle :D
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  • @PixelatedApollo1
    @PixelatedApollo17 жыл бұрын

    Hey guy! Just a little heads up about the battle! The first time I record the battle I lost power on the last 5 mins of the replay. And was pretty frustrated. Because the recording was lost. So I decided to turn on a setting that would end the recording and restart it every 10 mins. That way if I crash or lose power The worst I will have to do is record 10 mins from where it last restarted the recording. Well instead of setting the at 10 mins, it was on 1 min. So the recording resets every 1 min, and you can tell because there is a little skip in the video. Im so sorry about that, but I just couldn't record an hour long video for a third time. But I don't really think it is that bad. Hope you can still enjoy :D

  • @ottoprokke6649
    @ottoprokke66497 жыл бұрын

    "Here comes fresh troops" 50 exhausted guys runs through the wall

  • @McLovin123ify
    @McLovin123ify7 жыл бұрын

    Romans gathered on the city plazas and started teabagging the streets in protest against the empire. This fateful episode would be forever known as the Sacking of Rome

  • @yanissonay2841
    @yanissonay28417 жыл бұрын

    FOR THE GRACE FOR THE MIGHT OF THE LORD

  • @legionxiii8055
    @legionxiii80557 жыл бұрын

    The Holy Roman Empire had been at war with the Papal States and the League of Cognac for a time now, they had sent a exiled French Duke to clear out and block Italy. This army had been disgruntled for a while, as they were not paid adequately and the Duke told them there was to be a great plunder of the rich Italian City-States. They headed south, being paid by Florence and Pisa to not be attacked, they finally arrived at Rome, the hungry and angered soldiers pressured the Duke to attack Rome. He soon did. As the soldiers attacked, the Duke was killed as the army approached the walls, leaving the hungry, gold-thirsty germano-spanish army with no leader. They charged through the city and the Swiss Guard held bravely. They made it to St. Peter's Basilica and the Swiss Guard held bravely as Pope Clement VII was escorted through a secret passage to Castel Sant'Angelo. He hid in the Castle seeing his city be ravaged and destroyed. After this, the Pope was at Charles V's whim (although Charles V never wished for this whole affair to happen) he wouldn't do anything to offend the Holy Roman Emperor and perhaps this is a reason why he didn't accept the annulment of the marriage between Catherine of Aragon (Charles V's aunt) and Henry VIII.

  • @CESSKAR
    @CESSKAR5 жыл бұрын

    Castile is not one of the factions?

  • @alimansouri5070
    @alimansouri50707 жыл бұрын

    Denethor:ABANDON YOUR POSTS FLEE FLEE FOR YOUR LIVES.

  • @user-fw9mx6wm3v
    @user-fw9mx6wm3v7 жыл бұрын

    I love the smell of Apollo in the morning :P

  • @Angel_Gomez
    @Angel_Gomez7 жыл бұрын

    The ones who sacked Rome where the German mercenaries. When Charles V saw what they had done, he went very mad and furious. Also another thing that we should consider is that, at that time, the Pope was fighting against Charles' Empire and he just wanted the Pope to surrender.

  • @tastygravy6880
    @tastygravy6880 Жыл бұрын

    The day the Roman Empire truly fell was very quiet, the Vandals simply walked into an already destroyed city and left it to rot.

  • @NotNotSatan
    @NotNotSatan7 жыл бұрын

    the 189, in the service of heaven

  • @leo-yd7cf
    @leo-yd7cf7 жыл бұрын

    In the heart of Holy See

  • @youssefshaarawi6798
    @youssefshaarawi67984 жыл бұрын

    18:37

  • @zacrigby4426
    @zacrigby44267 жыл бұрын

    Mfw I realised that this is the basis for Sabaton-The Last Stand oh my Jesé

  • @readabook684
    @readabook6847 жыл бұрын

    "powerhouse," "rack up kills," "cycle charges," "comment about artillery," If this was a drinking game I'd be dead

  • @emanueleabrami6657
    @emanueleabrami66577 жыл бұрын

    I'm Italian, and even if I live in the north, far from the Eternal City, and so my culture is pretty much different from south-region, italian people still suffer from that catastrophe ad many words in our language recall that event. But as an italian, I love to see Apollo doing commentary on my lands! Thanks pixie!

  • @codysullivan2342
    @codysullivan23427 жыл бұрын

    Hey I love your battles. I watch your battles every day

  • @phyreman
    @phyreman7 жыл бұрын

    I cant believe apollo is not getting tired of doing this even if its always crashing.

  • @damn7869
    @damn78697 жыл бұрын

    6:43

  • @rorys98
    @rorys987 жыл бұрын

    Great vid, loved the Castle Bran and the Moria ones you posted recently as well.

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