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You'd improve your videos by removing the periods in people's names The text reader thinks they are sentence periods and that causes the reader to inappropriately pause
Guess I will leave a comment.. here it goes, comment
F#ck spartans ....
This is silly. A few coherent comments but most comments and pictures are wrong and foolish.
EVENTUALLY, THESE DOCUTYPES WILL STOP USING A ''I''. IT'S NOT AN IMPROVEMENT ON HUMAN VOICE. THEY WON'T MAKE MUCH MONEY THIS WAY.
WHATEVER LANGUAGE THE A ''I'' IS SPEAKING ISN'T ENGLISH.
You REALLY need to do some visual editing to save this one. Half of these graphics appear to be ~VERY BAD AI~, and many of them don't even seem to be from the ACW *period*. Looks more like the Revolutionary War than the Civil War. "Bragg's Council of War" graphic has the "generals" in green uniforms from the WWII era. Inexcusably bad. Try again. Oh, and "Unveiled" is spelled as I've written it here, not "unvailed". Man, if you can't even spell your own channel's name correctly ....
So many absurd hats…
The actual the forts looked nothing like the pictures you used.
One of my ancestors fought and fell at this battle, brave Captain Coleman, a Missouri veteran, St. Louis Greys, of the Mexican American War and a 49 niner of the California Gold Rush.
Your thumbnail image portrays the post-1801 Union flag which would not have been seen anywhere in 1757.
Everyone is complaining about the AI, but the writing is very good. Keep it up! PS. from Ohio. Love Grant!
Love American History
Great
There is a lot of AI grotesque imagery if you look closely at the faces and heads of the images.
Youre a liar & scammer for using AI. People are goning to believe youre images. You provide false information.
You are a liar fir using these AI images. None of then are accurate.
You ABSOLUTELY need to stop using AI generated images. You are pedaling false information you're little lying to your viewers.
Better editing needed
Don't use plate armour and small shields for the Saxons this is crap, you need to be authentic this is not the movies.
How interesting, at the millennium anniversary , somewhere around that time, 2066, you will have another big fight, this time, the enemy, like the last time, also landed first, but the fight will not be at Hasting. Instead of Normans , your new enemy will be Islam, trying to make your country a Caliph and have all of you submit to their religion and laws, a fight that will make Towton look like a regional skirmish. But blame no one, it is your own fault allowing the gathering storm for decades after repeated warnings been ignored. hell, you even paid gov benefits to bring up a whole Saracen army. European past spent centuries ejecting them , and now you are letting them back in again. who will you invite in next? the Mongols , after you equipped them with 21st century weapons ? How many decades it took your gov to arrest the chief hate speech maker? Choudary ? If I said the same publicly about Islam in Saudi or Pakistan, how many hours do you think it will take them to do something?
One thing we know about the battle of Hastings is, it was not fought in plate armor.
From what I can remember, we were beaten partly because Harold had fought the vikings only a few days before and lost many good men. They had then force marched to Hastings, which would have left any army exhausted! Harold should probably have waited to rest his troops and allow more forces to join the army! A defensive action, waiting until he was better prepared, would have been a better course of action. Also Harold should have been saved before the final defeat which would have left him to fight on!
Hind sight is always 20/20, and you were not there to advise Herald. For every defeat in history, I could have made a list of the mistakes that lead to the defeat and what the loser should have done. Pick just one example at random, US General Custer, left a couple of Gatling guns behind as he marched into Little Big Horn. Primitive as they were, they were still scary and effective weapons.
Harold was a great king who deserved to rule for longer! He was too brave for his own good at a time when more caution would have been better. A more cunning king would have taken more time, however he had taken the initiative before and won and staked everything on the one battle!
13:34 “subsrbie”… pretty sure this ENTIRE thing was AI generated. I hate AI so much
Okay Adam. If nick returns, offer him cookies. Yes. Cookies. And ask if he needs a hug?
Lots of details are incorrect. Not to mention the use of pictures that have no relationship to the American Civil War.
Monumental change...well here they are again...
Fort Henry was no way as impressive as some of these pictures. There is also not any walled cities nearby. Also the ships were from a earlier time. Most of the wooden ships were paddlewheelers and the most important boat were the iron clad ones. Your script was better except for some pauses. So AI you get a B- for the script and a D- for the pictures. Yes I taught History and my Great Grandfather was wounded at Fort Donelson.
i suspect this video is AI generated. none of the images are accurate in any way. fort henry was a dirt fort on the edge of the mississippi, so badly placed that it was flooded at the time of the battle.
General sterling price, the name of John Wayne's cat in true grit!
For a reason was the cat named after this Confederate General. Listen to Roosters conversation with Glenn Campbell on their views on the civil war.
Helmets?
Admirals Foote and Porter were vital to the success of Grants planes at Donelson and Vicksburg. Gen. Floyd, while secretary of war, was accused of funneling supply’s and weapons to the southern states, knowing that war was inevitable. As for Halleck, he remained a pain in the butt to Grants requests, even after being posted in Washington.
The writer misses a big point about Grant's ranking at West Point since 30% of the class of 1843 washed out since they could not pass the entrance exam. ^0 were admitted as cadets, but only 39 graduated. One of these was Grant.
It is great to see a video on early CW in Missouri, but many time the pictures did not seem to really depict what was being discussed. One pic has a man in a WWI Doughboy helmet, while others in the pic seem to have WWII helmets!!! Also one pic of Black troops, but the 1st Kansas Colored Regt was not at Wilson's Creek.
I'm unsubscribing & ill never watch your videos again until you stop USING AI. It should be beneath you.
WTF!!!!???
My great great great uncle Sergeant Thomas McCracken of the 16th North Carolina Infantry Penders Brigade Hills Light Division CSA fought at Seven Pines A sad and a terrible day for both sides 😢
Are these IA photo's? Rather would like to see simply real photo's then IA interpretations.
Soiry AI
Check your spelling!!!!! Dump the AI.
My great great grandfather and my great great great uncle both of the 32nd Tennessee Infantry CSA Buckners Brigade fought at Ft Donelson
Some of these photos are suspect. I wonder if some photos are from foriegn countries and foreign peoples. Architecture seems incorrect for U.S. at that time frame. Men in helmets? Never saw a photo from the civil war of troops wearing helmets. Can someone verify that troops in the U.S. civil war had access to helmets? The A.I. narration all over the place, on the iinternet, here at KZread, is grotesque.
It's AI. it's total trash. Some poor kid I'd gonna see it & learn the wrong things.
@@mrguentherful agreed .... some of this is fantasy trash ..... look at the landscape at 4:00 ... this has NOTHING to do with the US civil war
what exactly is your problem, Sparky? C.O.P.E.D.? I had to nope our before the end, rather than endure even one more "Ullysses S. (beat 1, beat 2, beat 3) Grant. I kept hoping you were suffering from a syncope, ya yutz.
Your AI needs to learn English and to quit repeating itself
This is not quite factual. The Kansas raiders into Western Missouri since 1853 and Unions failure to protect Missouri citizens. The old timers around here call the CW the "war of northern agression" accurately per my review of locsl history. This guy would still defend John Brown who was a murdering psychopath, but still regarded as a hero in our history.
Although the capabilities of A I are cool, Using it to Depict wildy incorrect pictures of history is not
Pre battle night assaults rarely are successful. Even when used as disruptive action. Your basically notifying an entrenched enemy of your presence.
You can't even spell your own title name properly
i was supposed to fight in this...i was in line waiting to be issued a gun but they gave me a bugle.....so i said no deal general and your sideburns make you look like a goof and i walked home
Great video. 👍🏼
It’s a real nice battlefield to visit
A I ....ALWAYS IGNORANT of facts.