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**changes to Palpatine’s voice** “Ironic. He betrayed Rome and yet he himself was slaughtered by his own tribe.”

A sorry-ass death for a sorry-ass c#nt.

Consider that a bad investment barbarii

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"Romans are red, I like Norwegians, I'm never giving you back your legions!" - 🤓

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@@RaidenTheRipper950 Italians really out here calling Caesar "Cheeser" like he's Parmesan or something

*The Avenger of Teutoburg*

Subjugator of Germania.

@@trollege9618 he didn't do that though

@@fiddlesticks7245 he destroyed the German tribes near the river Rhine so they wouldn't harass Rome for a while.

@@fiddlesticks7245 he also had a good chance to occupy Germania and finally take Arminius' life but the new Emperor Tiberius stopped him

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Total war rome 2 teutonburg forest

he did not care about the losses

Send more troop -Stalin probably.

Why? Augustus' reported reaction makes it much better. 😁 Also way more people know about this than the campaigns of Germanicus.

They played us like a damnare fiddle! -Legatus Kazuhirus

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No it makes perfect sense just use your wolf instincts.

I think its cool that they defeated a severely more powerful enemy to preserve their freedom and way of life (even though they are primitive)

@@mahmud7645 Their way of living in mudhuts, pillaging, sacking and burning? If the Romans had managed to conquer germania, maybe the world wars would have never happened.

@@Leo-dt5ic Well, I find the notion of the "noble savage" underdog beating a severely more advanced and organized elitist state that ought to treat them like second-class citizens very romantic. Kinda like braveheart. Also, interesting counterfactual you propose there, though it seems unlikely as even the germans below the Rhein that got actually conquered did not adopt a Latin identity in the long run so idk, the Franks and Saxons maybe wouldn't have conquered Gaul, Brittain and Germania, THAT would have changed some things, nonetheless the events (Roman Conquest of Germania and WW2) are to far apart to link them in a cause-effect relationship.

@@mahmud7645 the smallest of things can change the biggest

@@Leo-dt5ic Haha. What a load of crap.

You should be saying that to the Germans themselves. They were the ones that really hit those legions.

It ain’t funny but it is🤣🤣🤣

Never happened like Teutoberg. No evidence of either happening.

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@@jamieenoshima5147 no evidence of your mother not being in bed with me either so 🤷‍♂️

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Quintilus Varus give me back my legions!

Never happened. Trust me.

Varus, Oh fuck! Quinctilius Varus, Give me back my legions!

@@affublackfyre5591 Varus: No.

Romans had it coming. I'm not sorry at all.

Never forget

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@@Banned_and_Redacted Rome Total War 2, Tutenburg forest battle. This is the famous line that August is said to have said when the news reached to him in Rome that the Rhine legions had fallen/massacred. The Rhine legions were atleast 3 legions there and a legion is about 5,000 men at peak condition, estimation varies from as low 12,000 to as high as 20,000 men had died during the battle.

@@Banned_and_Redacted If I remember correctly its from Rome II Total War

@Zach Grove there is a youtube channel called invicta they specialize in giving great historical content as well as great visuals. They are currently during a mini series about the Tutenburg massacre and the aftermath that followed with romes revenge.

don’t worry, I never will :-)

From Roman Emperor Augustus at the loss of 3 Full Legions at the battle of Teutoberg Forest under Roman general Quintilus Varus.

@@dheiyomain6775 ...I meant the recording. I did some independent research and it's from Total War 3 trailer.

@@K9TheFirst1 oh yeah that's from creative assembly

@@K9TheFirst1 you mean total war rome 2?

@@rizalalbar darude swampstorm

he fears the rumors that might come out of it .

I mean that or the fact that this is like watching your stocks go down a LOT

@@TheGreenTaco999 I think he actually cared about the empire, morals back then were different, not so much centered arround the individual as an end in itself like modernity and capitalism state, but holding the community at the highest.

@Lucas Fernandes absolutely not, it was two or three legions, rome was famous for recovering from catastrophic defeats just take a look at the second punic war lol, two or three legions for the roman population and military tradition was nothing, and in fact, subsequent campaigns into germania genocided the hell out of the zone until tiberius gave the order to stop. He didnt care about the legionaries I think, he cared about romes honor and the romans as a whole, that cannot be neglected I think.

He cared about the fact that Rome had lost 3 entire legions of 20,000 in a single day. Considering that the empire had 28 legions pre-Teutoberg, the loss of almost 10% of their military put a massive strain on defense, especially in the wake of the Illyrian revolt, and was a humiliation. I doubt Augustus particularly cared about the individuals who were lost, given that he spent his early years embroiled in civil war.

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