Still makes me wonder how the FTL works in this setting. Does it use a form of jump space or quantum teleportation?
@potato_7232 күн бұрын
i'd love to see depictions of soldiers and their equipment in future. Great video, i liked that the truth is unknown to both viewers and people in universe
@zacpatproductions20522 күн бұрын
This is so fucking cool
@aaronmoskowitz7702 күн бұрын
Epic video! Perfect use of an engaging story supported with excellent world building to make the story feel more real. Keep it up!
@FoxyKiro2 күн бұрын
what tool would you use to make the galactic mapping? with the described scale, you need one to ensure cohesive writing for locations and territory boundaries for each of the powers and such
@tangero34623 күн бұрын
This is genuinely some of the most incredible worldbuilding I've yet seen. The nuance is perfect, the intrigue rich and flavorful. This and the previous short are masterclasses in short form storytelling
@DawnofVictory22893 күн бұрын
Thank you very much! Very kind of you.
@kikikikia12353 күн бұрын
Holy sh*t this still exists?? I was following this on moddb a billion years ago. I checked back in every now and again.aa Cool!
@benjeremy93793 күн бұрын
where do i find the music for this?
@Vermilionleader3 күн бұрын
What I am more intersted about this idea is the infrastructure. Like how is the commerce between the human race and the many planets they control. Ships specially. Also if there is an economy in planet to move resources brought into the planet, and sent outside, and how the ftl commerce is done. What are the shipbuilding capabilities of the human race and such.
@Bluefoot654 күн бұрын
A custom glossary of terms to understand Geo-politics and when every there are people involved there are going to be shades of gray to guide the viewer/reader of Dawn of victory
@Jeff553694 күн бұрын
This would be pretty difficult. Trying to move forward 150 years in terms of tech and extrapolating how the environment would be impacted. In our own world, there's people suggesting tanks and helicopter gunships are obsolete based on the lessons learned in the Ukraine war. So a future war situation could vary wildly, from units that look relatively similar to what we have now, to matrix style drone swarms. Even mechs are a possibility if the conditions are ripe for it (mobile watch tower / anti-infantry seek and destroy where greater line of sight is beneficial.)
@Americandragonrider333.4 күн бұрын
Is this the sci fi version of WW2 ? The names Soviet and Axis, make it sound like that! Very interesting it is !
@Paerigos4 күн бұрын
My grain of salt: I think soviets have planned actual ambush of a german transport force. However to prevent further escalation a more "modest" operation was communicated via the back channels. As such higher eschelons of german power would give orders not to engage any action outside of area of operations. However an escort of the withdrawing elements was somewhat beefed up to provide them security. The Republican convoy with which soviet fleet was to ressuply was likely present in the area just to provide a convenient excuse of soviet presence. It was likely this convoy which got enaged by Axis freikorps and pleeded for help outside of main group. soviet forces most likely attempted to jump in believing this is their main prey as the engagement was sizable force they were to be ambushing, and while that was happening the main Axis transport group with appropriate escorts have entered area of egagement and situation was likely too hot for them to ignore the egagement. Possibly they have also come to a long range fire from soviets already. With soviets likely when egaging the paramilitaries from relatively safe range - their ships hit some minefields. Alternatively - its unlikely the soviets would engage in massive maneuvers especially if concentrating on long range saturation barage. which could have allowed main axis fleet shoot their railguns well outside of range that could be considered effective in straight engagements. Soviets simply didnt know german main force was there. and with massive redeployment required soviet forces would likely be abhorent. especially with likely ECM chaos. Such situation - while having few flaws of its own - would effectively account for both naratives.
@chaosfire3215 күн бұрын
Hell yeah!
@blockyuniverseproductions65876 күн бұрын
My take for "humanoid aliens", I think you should include at least one or two, though they would be more of an exception than a rule.
@cumunist21207 күн бұрын
Nice work and great art I love this shit
@iancampbell39607 күн бұрын
im calling it now: they encountered symphaxi
@sloshed-rat7 күн бұрын
Man. What a voice. I get Gears of War vibes from her narration.
@sloshed-rat7 күн бұрын
Whenever Little Richard is played on a battlefield... the mission is almost always guaranteed to be a bloodbath.
@catisbetterthandog46887 күн бұрын
“Antares Gap” I see what you did there
@jerimymccray7 күн бұрын
I'm sold! Looking forward to your future work.
@DawnofVictory22896 күн бұрын
Awesome, thank you!
@theconnorwarman51387 күн бұрын
This is awesome.
@marckrieger32778 күн бұрын
That was a great video! Now i really want to see how the batlle looked! Still confused why there are luftwaffe and kriegsmarine space ships, whats the difference?
@marcelgrabowski59398 күн бұрын
Major incident between superpowers, that is suppresed and suspiciously vague? Great piece of worldbuilding! "And that is the sound of 200,000 screaming fans in the Templin Keppe Arena here tonight!" Hehe, good easter egg! 🤣
@rexmgaming3628 күн бұрын
i love her voice
@bobmartin99188 күн бұрын
Came upon this video by random recommendation. I am intrigued by this worldbuilding and shall follow it closeley!
@coreyvaughn-patterson26689 күн бұрын
Yo this slapped so goddamn hard omg.
@jamesfee19669 күн бұрын
2262 ... The Interstellar Alliance and Centauri Republic went to war
@coreyvaughn-patterson26689 күн бұрын
I'm gonna have to buy this map
@DawnofVictory22898 күн бұрын
keep an eye out!
@Randomusername567829 күн бұрын
Honestly the second scenario seems more plausible to me, mostly because it seems like something irl russia would do ngl, or the supposed reasoning lines up.
@Stukov9619 күн бұрын
21:24 typo in the sidebar. "Kriegsmairne"
@fallenoak45609 күн бұрын
I'm curious on what the fate of the Philippines is, since I live there. And unfortunately my ancestors live in the south where it all went to shit.
@zero36339 күн бұрын
I believe any hard sci fi terraforming of one single Earth-size planet would be on a timescale of centuries, and come with an obscene price tag. Planets are so enormous in scale that shipping in water, carving out oceans, freezing atmospheres, and seeding oxygen-producers would take substantial time even if the financial and energy budgets were unlimited. Given how much we’ve messed up the Earth’s environment by accidentally increasing the CO2 content by 0.01%, creating a new, stable atmosphere from scratch is an unimaginably monumental task, and that’s before considering how little governments usually care about long future investments. Like faster than light travel, terraforming is basically necessary for a multi planet sci fi story, so I understand completely if you want to handwave it for the sake of narrative, but it has potential to be an interesting exploration of advanced technology with applications in mining and warfare. From an astropolitics perspective, there’re going to be countless worlds rich in plutonium or gold populating the cosmos, but a terraformed, habitable planet is a truly valuable gem worth fighting for (provided it’s still habitable when you’ve captured it)
@zero36339 күн бұрын
Oh, I am aware you’re set ~2.5 centuries in the future, but the idea is even a global union of earth’s countries would struggle to finance and supply one single project of this scale, so having a whole bunch of terraformed worlds would likely take millennia to achieve according to our current understanding
@AlexandrianCodex8 күн бұрын
@@zero3633 This is a valid concern! 'Terraforming' in Dawn of Victory isn't being treated as space magic. The abundance of life-bearing worlds is not a natural occurrence - and also not the work of human architects.
@andrewupshall55069 күн бұрын
Listening to this was pure bliss.
@baronvonbeagle97879 күн бұрын
Chat I got banned from the discord server for posting WideAmongUsGaySex, literally fascism
@Ryan-rq6dx9 күн бұрын
"58th 5 year plan" sent me lol
@justino456710 күн бұрын
MARK WATCHES BRICKY. Sneaking that "my beloved" in there and thinking no one would notice!
@DawnofVictory22899 күн бұрын
I have no idea who Bricky is or what this relatively common phrase has to do with them. - Marc
@justino45673 күн бұрын
@@DawnofVictory2289 it's been a catchphrase of sorts he uses when describing, usually, a particularly useful weapon or item when reviewing games. It's become a very popular meme among his followers.
@282XVL10 күн бұрын
So, sci-fi retelling of the battle of Khe Sahn, the American *almost* Dien Bein Phu. I dig it. Magnificent writing.
@5ONE4110 күн бұрын
Could you elaborate on the "rising neo-medievalism" bullet point under geopolitics?
@bryannelson938010 күн бұрын
Who up Kheing they Sahn
@JustPassingBy9010 күн бұрын
YEEEEEEEES
@commandercow893010 күн бұрын
"Awarded a golden rung on Eckhart's Ladder"? I see hockey has some new traditions in the Orion arm.
@commandercow893010 күн бұрын
This is so cool! The quality is outstanding and worth the wait. I hope you and the team are proud about what you have made!
@DariusT3210 күн бұрын
This was awesome!
@owenbutton382110 күн бұрын
The Champlain Group gets better by each publication. Loved both the writing and art of this one; y'all have really made something special here Templin!
@stm9110 күн бұрын
The terminology is a bit weird here. Why the German terms for navy and air force (of all things) and not for the soviets? Why call it Reich (and pronounce it wrong) when it's just the word for empire? It's just jarring and I say that as a German speaker.
@d.b.467110 күн бұрын
It's long-standing convention at this point. English speakers have used the German terms to refer to Those KZread Doesn't Want Named since World War II itself, and that extends to its military components. It's also a convenient way for us to differentiate the modern German forces (which we name in English) from Those Other Guys. It's not really something we did with the Soviets historically, so using the Russian names wouldn't make any sense to an Anglophone audience; you say "Looft-vaff" to that same audience, and they go, "oh, right, we're talking about Those Guys." As for why that happened in the first place, I'd say German has a conciseness and memorability that Russian generally doesn't; and as a sister language to English with a similar alphabet, it's also easier for us to learn and pronounce. "Kriegsmarine" rolls off the tongue more easily than "Voyenno-morskoy-flot Sovyetskikh".
@inuboy86710 күн бұрын
Finally some Starship art, please make more, I need more.
@conquerorofcatan362710 күн бұрын
Outstanding video! Amazing attention to detail; I can see the inspiration from real history.
@alexisdespland493911 күн бұрын
your name for the head of the russians sounds more like an aftrican name then a russian one this should be explained at some point.
@DawnofVictory228911 күн бұрын
or you could look up the name yourself and discover it is neither Russian nor African
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Still makes me wonder how the FTL works in this setting. Does it use a form of jump space or quantum teleportation?
i'd love to see depictions of soldiers and their equipment in future. Great video, i liked that the truth is unknown to both viewers and people in universe
This is so fucking cool
Epic video! Perfect use of an engaging story supported with excellent world building to make the story feel more real. Keep it up!
what tool would you use to make the galactic mapping? with the described scale, you need one to ensure cohesive writing for locations and territory boundaries for each of the powers and such
This is genuinely some of the most incredible worldbuilding I've yet seen. The nuance is perfect, the intrigue rich and flavorful. This and the previous short are masterclasses in short form storytelling
Thank you very much! Very kind of you.
Holy sh*t this still exists?? I was following this on moddb a billion years ago. I checked back in every now and again.aa Cool!
where do i find the music for this?
What I am more intersted about this idea is the infrastructure. Like how is the commerce between the human race and the many planets they control. Ships specially. Also if there is an economy in planet to move resources brought into the planet, and sent outside, and how the ftl commerce is done. What are the shipbuilding capabilities of the human race and such.
A custom glossary of terms to understand Geo-politics and when every there are people involved there are going to be shades of gray to guide the viewer/reader of Dawn of victory
This would be pretty difficult. Trying to move forward 150 years in terms of tech and extrapolating how the environment would be impacted. In our own world, there's people suggesting tanks and helicopter gunships are obsolete based on the lessons learned in the Ukraine war. So a future war situation could vary wildly, from units that look relatively similar to what we have now, to matrix style drone swarms. Even mechs are a possibility if the conditions are ripe for it (mobile watch tower / anti-infantry seek and destroy where greater line of sight is beneficial.)
Is this the sci fi version of WW2 ? The names Soviet and Axis, make it sound like that! Very interesting it is !
My grain of salt: I think soviets have planned actual ambush of a german transport force. However to prevent further escalation a more "modest" operation was communicated via the back channels. As such higher eschelons of german power would give orders not to engage any action outside of area of operations. However an escort of the withdrawing elements was somewhat beefed up to provide them security. The Republican convoy with which soviet fleet was to ressuply was likely present in the area just to provide a convenient excuse of soviet presence. It was likely this convoy which got enaged by Axis freikorps and pleeded for help outside of main group. soviet forces most likely attempted to jump in believing this is their main prey as the engagement was sizable force they were to be ambushing, and while that was happening the main Axis transport group with appropriate escorts have entered area of egagement and situation was likely too hot for them to ignore the egagement. Possibly they have also come to a long range fire from soviets already. With soviets likely when egaging the paramilitaries from relatively safe range - their ships hit some minefields. Alternatively - its unlikely the soviets would engage in massive maneuvers especially if concentrating on long range saturation barage. which could have allowed main axis fleet shoot their railguns well outside of range that could be considered effective in straight engagements. Soviets simply didnt know german main force was there. and with massive redeployment required soviet forces would likely be abhorent. especially with likely ECM chaos. Such situation - while having few flaws of its own - would effectively account for both naratives.
Hell yeah!
My take for "humanoid aliens", I think you should include at least one or two, though they would be more of an exception than a rule.
Nice work and great art I love this shit
im calling it now: they encountered symphaxi
Man. What a voice. I get Gears of War vibes from her narration.
Whenever Little Richard is played on a battlefield... the mission is almost always guaranteed to be a bloodbath.
“Antares Gap” I see what you did there
I'm sold! Looking forward to your future work.
Awesome, thank you!
This is awesome.
That was a great video! Now i really want to see how the batlle looked! Still confused why there are luftwaffe and kriegsmarine space ships, whats the difference?
Major incident between superpowers, that is suppresed and suspiciously vague? Great piece of worldbuilding! "And that is the sound of 200,000 screaming fans in the Templin Keppe Arena here tonight!" Hehe, good easter egg! 🤣
i love her voice
Came upon this video by random recommendation. I am intrigued by this worldbuilding and shall follow it closeley!
Yo this slapped so goddamn hard omg.
2262 ... The Interstellar Alliance and Centauri Republic went to war
I'm gonna have to buy this map
keep an eye out!
Honestly the second scenario seems more plausible to me, mostly because it seems like something irl russia would do ngl, or the supposed reasoning lines up.
21:24 typo in the sidebar. "Kriegsmairne"
I'm curious on what the fate of the Philippines is, since I live there. And unfortunately my ancestors live in the south where it all went to shit.
I believe any hard sci fi terraforming of one single Earth-size planet would be on a timescale of centuries, and come with an obscene price tag. Planets are so enormous in scale that shipping in water, carving out oceans, freezing atmospheres, and seeding oxygen-producers would take substantial time even if the financial and energy budgets were unlimited. Given how much we’ve messed up the Earth’s environment by accidentally increasing the CO2 content by 0.01%, creating a new, stable atmosphere from scratch is an unimaginably monumental task, and that’s before considering how little governments usually care about long future investments. Like faster than light travel, terraforming is basically necessary for a multi planet sci fi story, so I understand completely if you want to handwave it for the sake of narrative, but it has potential to be an interesting exploration of advanced technology with applications in mining and warfare. From an astropolitics perspective, there’re going to be countless worlds rich in plutonium or gold populating the cosmos, but a terraformed, habitable planet is a truly valuable gem worth fighting for (provided it’s still habitable when you’ve captured it)
Oh, I am aware you’re set ~2.5 centuries in the future, but the idea is even a global union of earth’s countries would struggle to finance and supply one single project of this scale, so having a whole bunch of terraformed worlds would likely take millennia to achieve according to our current understanding
@@zero3633 This is a valid concern! 'Terraforming' in Dawn of Victory isn't being treated as space magic. The abundance of life-bearing worlds is not a natural occurrence - and also not the work of human architects.
Listening to this was pure bliss.
Chat I got banned from the discord server for posting WideAmongUsGaySex, literally fascism
"58th 5 year plan" sent me lol
MARK WATCHES BRICKY. Sneaking that "my beloved" in there and thinking no one would notice!
I have no idea who Bricky is or what this relatively common phrase has to do with them. - Marc
@@DawnofVictory2289 it's been a catchphrase of sorts he uses when describing, usually, a particularly useful weapon or item when reviewing games. It's become a very popular meme among his followers.
So, sci-fi retelling of the battle of Khe Sahn, the American *almost* Dien Bein Phu. I dig it. Magnificent writing.
Could you elaborate on the "rising neo-medievalism" bullet point under geopolitics?
Who up Kheing they Sahn
YEEEEEEEES
"Awarded a golden rung on Eckhart's Ladder"? I see hockey has some new traditions in the Orion arm.
This is so cool! The quality is outstanding and worth the wait. I hope you and the team are proud about what you have made!
This was awesome!
The Champlain Group gets better by each publication. Loved both the writing and art of this one; y'all have really made something special here Templin!
The terminology is a bit weird here. Why the German terms for navy and air force (of all things) and not for the soviets? Why call it Reich (and pronounce it wrong) when it's just the word for empire? It's just jarring and I say that as a German speaker.
It's long-standing convention at this point. English speakers have used the German terms to refer to Those KZread Doesn't Want Named since World War II itself, and that extends to its military components. It's also a convenient way for us to differentiate the modern German forces (which we name in English) from Those Other Guys. It's not really something we did with the Soviets historically, so using the Russian names wouldn't make any sense to an Anglophone audience; you say "Looft-vaff" to that same audience, and they go, "oh, right, we're talking about Those Guys." As for why that happened in the first place, I'd say German has a conciseness and memorability that Russian generally doesn't; and as a sister language to English with a similar alphabet, it's also easier for us to learn and pronounce. "Kriegsmarine" rolls off the tongue more easily than "Voyenno-morskoy-flot Sovyetskikh".
Finally some Starship art, please make more, I need more.
Outstanding video! Amazing attention to detail; I can see the inspiration from real history.
your name for the head of the russians sounds more like an aftrican name then a russian one this should be explained at some point.
or you could look up the name yourself and discover it is neither Russian nor African