10 Biggest Battles EVER In Video Games
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2024
- Video games are known for battles, but only a select few have legendary massive ones we still talk about. Here are our favorite examples.
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The battle to find a PlayStation 5 or Series X or S is insane
Series S are everywhere
Actually not that hard right now. They were selling online in Walmart today. I’ve bought 5 ps5 like 6 month ago from Walmart. Just gotta spam the add to cart.
Just got a ps5 from Walmart today! Just keep refreshing for 5 mins after any restock (even if the page says sold out). I'm surprised it worked
Got mine at launch 😬
Wdym I've a series S
The story about Eve online is INSANE to me. Thanks for sharing!
Eve online is a pay to win tho
That wasn’t a battle that was a goddam war
@@luisrodriguez-bp2zs Not entirely true. You can pay to get in game currency, but you can also earn that currency through in game actions. Most of the people that were involved in that fight probably built the ships themselves, or earned the money in game.
yeah they used real money
@@jokkekims7111 most don't, the larger alliances certainly don't, they got way too much money funelling in on peacetime to even think about buying more ISK with irl money.
I would've put the battle of B-R5RB at #1. Over 7,000 REAL players, and costing in real money over $300,000. That is absolutely devastating. A lot of rage quitting, keyboard smashing, and possibly a suicide over such a huge high stakes battle.
@@RinnzuRosendale it’s so constant is insane. And I love it
And then not that long after we got M2-XFE and a few others that made B-R5RB look small in comparison. Every other game on here is player vs a shit ton of NPCs and no real stakes beyond some time. EVE was thousands of actual people, no NPCs at all, very real stakes in terms of control of space in the middle of a much larger war, the significant time (21 hours), the insane loss of ships and capital investment... plus trying to explain to people that all of this had to be coordinated in real time around the world by players and fleet commanders consulting with coalition and alliance leadership and defense departments (actual people in elected or appointed positions etc). The insanity that is EVE is nearly impossible to convey. I'm naught but a humble gas huffer, but even I felt the effects 50 jumps away from the war as market prices soared when the sides began trying to reconstruct fleets and suddenly everyone is on the hunt for specific things to meet the demand to rebuild.
thats almost world war lite ;-;
@@mycroft16 adding more: each battle can take months to prepare, only a day to lose it all. Player put so, so much effort to play the game despite it being absolutely boring to outsiders. In some corporation you need to have an interview with the corp leader to join their corp. This is to ensure the person isn't a spy or trying to sabotage the corp.
Everything in the game require spreadsheet. You want to buy a ship from your corp/alliance mate? Make a spreadsheet of stuff you want to buy. Want materials to build something? Spreadsheet. Selling stuff? You know what comes next.
@@blitzmustang1588 i thought about trying eve, but idc if u make money from it, its a game. im not investing thousands on it, or having interviews for a video game. some people....invest their lives in the wrong things. and im like a true gamer day and night but thats a bit much
A criminally underrated game that seems to go unnoticed is Spartan: Total Warrior. Haven't played in over a decade, but if memory serves me right, it definitely would fit in this list.
Honestly one of my favorites from back in the day
That game was amazing..!!
Yeah that game was amazing! And fersure deserves the mention at least!
That was the first one that came to my mind!
Im so happy I wasnt the only person that remembers how amazing that game was and how ahead of its time it was. I'd love ot see a remaster. It's fluid combat with huge battles was insane and always blew my mind
There isnt anyone in the world who can convince me that $9k for a virtual space ship is justifiable.
It's not. Because you don't. All ships in game are built in game. Paid for with an in-game currency called ISK. The reason people keep saying you pay real money for the ships is that there is an item called PLEX that can be bought for real world money. This can be used to sub accounts, buy skins or account services, and can be sold to players in game for in game currency. You can figure out a supposed real world cost for the ships by using the PLEX to in-game currency conversion. But no one actually buys ships with real money. I wish people would actually do research instead parroting the same nonsense over and over. And that is posted toward the channel. Not you, the person I'm replying to.
For some people, spending 9k is the same as us buying a burger. Can you imagine people in disadvantaged countries that earn less than a dollar a day thinking about spending $10 on a big-mac combo?
@@----.__ honestly some of them are probably just mentally ill and get so obsessed that they go broke buying all kind of shit in the game
@@lilsleepy1469 For sure, there are some people buying them that shouldn't and they end up in all sorts of financial strife. They're akin to gambling addicts and people with substance dependency issues. This doesn't change the premise of my comment though; there are also people out there to whom 9k literally means nothing to them. For perspective, what you spend on a single fast food meal is what some people on this planet earn in a month, but you don't think twice about buying that meal deal, right?
@@----.__ yeah i wasnt disagreeing just adding to your comment
Another good one is middle earth shadow of war. Them seiges and defenses are MASSIVE sometimes. And sometimes it does get to the point where the game breaks
I was gonna say this, they also feel a lot bigger than they actually are
I'm kinda surprised it didn't pop up
Thanks a lot for the heart! I’ve been watching you guys for a while and I always liked you’re channel
I love Shadow of War, especially when your selected orcs show up beside you to charge alongside you.
Yes, those battles are big.
On Planetside 1, we would regularly see continent-spanning battles with hundreds and hundreds of players, practically on a weekly basis. Fights in such conflicts ranged from tiny guerrilla ops, to giant tank battles.
Fond memories.
Planetside 1?
The first Planetside? What would you call it, to differentiate it from the second game?
Planetside 2 is bad like that too but never will be that bad :(
Too bad planetside 2 playerbase isnt as active anymore on ps4
planetside 2 doesn't even get 1000 players online in total anymore.
I remember i was playing Battlefield 2042 Breakthrough and my team was defending. At one point everyone was up on these hills and mountains just firing down at the enemy. There were lines of tanks, battalions of troops and dozens of planes and helicopters in the sky. It was by far my favourite online gaming moment ever and will stick with me forever.
Surely the EVE Online battle/war is the biggest, the scope, the background story behind it all, the fact that those ships have some real world equivalent (even if they arent directly bought with money they could be sold for real money, if I understand correctly), and the stakes of it all just screams ''Biggest battle ever''
Sorry dube taht battle was darfed last year with up too 10k players 7k at once in system destrying over 100 titans in eve online. Sorry but bad research on thier part
They can't be bought with real currency. You can buy the ingame premium currency, then sell it for the ingame regular currency. That's how they put a $ value on ships. I doubt gameranx did their research on the materials required to craft said ship and converted it to a $ value, they probably just googled someone else's work and called it a day. You can also get it for free with time invested, but due to the skill system and required amount of play, and required amount of accounts to farm, process materials, research bps, craft ships, and pilot them and fund those accounts through ingame currency would be astounding.
IIRC when titans came out, it took over a year before the first one was made.
@@alexclark4792 as I said - "aren't directly bought with money"
@@rollercoaster478 as you also said "they could be sold for real money, if i understand correctly." Which they cant, which was my point.
@@alexclark4792 Can't you give away ships to other players ? If so, you can give it to someone in exchange of money.
Times of battles and game
10- 0:16 total warhammer
9- 1:40 kingdom hearts 3
8- 2:51 serious Sam
7- 4:00 Yakuza 5
6- 5:18 heavenly sword
5- 6:18 dynasty worrior 9
4- 7:58 world conflict
3- 8:56 eve online
2- 11:57 dragon age origins
1- 13:18 planetside 2
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My brother played this game called Viking Battle for Asgard, and I remember at certain points in the story there would be huge battles with hundreds of troops. Never played it, but entertaining to watch for sure
On 360 and PC, from the same studio as the total war franchise. The big battle sequences were pretty good although you could get through them pretty quickly with the dragon nuking respawn points instead of fighting your way in to capture them
😖 damn.... you really had to mention EVE and just had to remind me of the day I lost my one and only titan!!! That pain is VERY REAL!
same eve ruined my life
To be fair, the end of Mass Effect 3 is basically the entire galaxy vs the reapers. If you got everyone to play nice anyway
Yeah, I was gonna say how can you call these ones the biggest but forget Mass Effect 3 which most likely had at least a couple billion fighters.
I was thinking the same thing. Not to downplay the battle in Dragon Age but that only 1 continent joining to fight a common enemy. Mass Effect 3 had 1 galaxy fighting a common enemy
@@LedRose exactly. Whole DA trilogy combined is like a minor scuffle comparing to just final battle of ME1 not even comparing to final battle of ME 3
@@jordaniman3925 so mass effect you could see millions of ships fighting millions of ships? Or they just said there is a lot of people fighting?
@@captainhakob814 there are some extremely late fights in some cutscenes
I was running a corporation in EVE when the battle happened, I was "lucky" and loaded in with the initial jump group in my Revelation Dreadnought, but after a couple hours I had to jump out barely escaping with 15% hull remaining. I went to repair it in the station I jumped to, but after cleaning the coffee off my monitors and re-checking the cost again, I just left it. It's still only has 15% hull remaining today, and I don't have any plans to pay for the repair bill. It does get noobs excited and they'll try to attack it, but short of a Titan or several dreads, it's armor tank won't be dented.
And to this day it only has 15%? That's some armor.
My knowledge is outdated but I believe dreadnoughts are sort of the biggest ships that can dock in a station (maybe carriers too), so so long as nobody tries to take the station itself he should be pretty safe.
Of course the poor dready is just ever stuck there.
Reminds me of the people that got stuck in the station my alliance took and couldn't leave, so they'd just hang there with their clones.
Never played Eve. But hearing this makes me think of you as some kind of great space war veteran. With ol Bessy still kickin. I salute you sir.
@@combatpanda4264 absolutely sounds like a short tale a sea-salted (space-salted?) admiral would tell
Haha this is pretty cool I imagine the ship just stuck in space like some ancient relic of the “Great War”
Cool list. Some of my favorites were the battles in the Kingdom Under Fire games, the Drakengard games(well maybe not 3 so much), Spartan Total Warrior, and the Shenmue 70 man battle. Currently I'm having fun with the Mount and Blade games. May not be as big as some of the battles on the list, but still super fun moments.
KINGDOM UNDER FIRE LETS GOOO YESS I'm so happy someone brought it up you have no idea
I have played this MMO in my country where guild wars schedule is 3x a Week. Where 900 players, atleast 14 guilds (50 members each) go to a capture the flag siege battle alike. It is fun and enjoyable. Good memories.
The best part about the Kiryu part is that he didn't even take off his shirt indicating that he wasn't even serious.
LOL agreed
Ooof that's correct. The dragon comes out when he's serious. He didn't even bother taking the jacket off.
If a character is gonna take or took off his shirt in Yakuza games.... I grab my popcorn, cause i know they will give us one of the best fights ever
Nani. Literally just finished that fight last night. Yakuza is great
"This isn't even my final form!"
Mass Effect 3's end space battle. Its literally the entire space navies of all the races of the Milky Way versus a superfleet of space Cthulhus
Space Cthulhus made me chuckle 😆 Very correct tho
Even for a game dat shit right there sound dangerous asf
That one has to be one of my favourite cinematic battles in gaming. It was awesome.
"F yea! CHARGE!!"
These moments make it rewarding
Joker this man deserves specter rank message the council
The battles for forts in Morodor: Shadow of War (might’ve gotten the title slightly wrong) can be pretty big and impressive.
Planetside 2 is such a fun game to play, the only fps game i've ever played with constant massive wars between players from 3 different factions and tons of ways of playing each class, it's so good
Squads and all that, it's amazing when you go up the ranks in an outfit (or guild/clan whatever) and actually get to lead some squads
You feel like you're playing a strategy game but then you realize your army is other players.
There is no other game like planetside
@@derf5045 Played it years ago, most of what I can remember is that it absolutely tanks your framerate. Also quite unfortunate that the player count on Steam tanked just as much
@@TH_Zireael2077 the game is heavy on cpu yes, it isnt that bad tho. But the population is fine, yes there is much less servers than there were back then but they still reach high peaks and on peak times you usually have 3 continents open
EvE is definitely the most insane. You're talking about 7500~ ACTIVE, individual players. Seriously, a 128 player map is considered HUGE, let alone 7500. Note: it took 21 hours for it to be over because the game was under time dilation. Basically, there were so much players involved, and so much computing power required that the game had to be slowed down. It's like if you have a 1000+ part ship in KSP, you have to use the cheat engine's speed hack to lower the game speed so it would at least be playable. This way, Instead of getting 1 frame per second, you would get 15 frames per second, but the game time is 15 times slower or something like that.
They introduced lag to fight lag...
I fought in one of the outlier skirmishes with that fight, part of a reinforcing fleet that was trying to jump in. I don't know what the 2100+ players in system was like, but the 600 player fight I was in was pretty smooth, with minimal tidi, and it was a total blast. Managed to get my Pheonix dreadnought out with something like 5% hull. Was a major OOF to pay to fix it.
Yeah buddy of mine was online when that battle is taking place he said he could see the explosions from the next sector over
I was in that fight..
@@bigbaderek1978 what did it cost you?
@@keithmckellar9913 a thanatos
I know Dynasty Warriors has to be on this
My favourite big battle in DW6 will always me Lubu story final map. You fight EVERYONE!!!cant get bigger than that
The final battle in Heavenly sword is one of my fondest memories in gaming, and I've never played anything that came close to the way that battle felt. I don't understand why they talked down on it so much in this video, because that game was way ahead of it's time even to this day. I would love to go back and replay it again
was part of the record holder moment. its truly insane how big battles get in this game but that particular day was just anarchy. normally its just 3 or 4 big skermishes and a few small ones but that day was just an entire frontline over the entire continent between all factions. it was just insane and being part of that is one of my fondest game memories.
Dude same it was insane
"it's always time for battle"
No my friend, it is always time for WWWWAAAAGGGGHHH!!!!!!
I'm starting to think that Falcon just bought a new Meat Grinder...
About time Eve got some love here. I've seen some of your mission lists and was shocked some of the impossible missions of eve have never even been mentioned.
Great job as always, keep it real.
I remember playing the old Star Wars Battlefront with armies fighting against each other. It was epic fun! 😄
The ending of Heavenly Sword still impresses me to this day. I love how it just sets you loose after hours of honing your skill and abilities
Bro I forgot all about heavenly sword, one of the first PS3 games, such an underrated classic
Seriously one of the coolest gaming moments I've ever had, and I thought it was amazing you could control arrows and cannons by moving the controller. I don't understand why they talked down on it so much in this video
Kinda cool and unexpected how Dynasty Warriors of all games somehow made it into this list.
I was expecting it, I mean, come on, it's DYNASTY WARRIORS.
That being said i liked the comment. I want a documentary made on you in like 10 years lmfaooo
It would be weird if it didn't
I love warriors orochi as well
It’s a list of big battles soooo….
You: I've spent over $4.000 on spaceships.
Also you: Takes the bus to work at a dead end job to buy more virtual spaceships.
World at conflict is my all time favorite RTS glad to see it on your list!
I’m surprised the bloodbath in eve didn’t take number 1.
Numerically it had the most people, not npc’s but people in a fight that went on for a real day. And the number of ships he says were lost doesn’t even touch what actually was lost.
He mentioned all the capital class ship losses, but not the sub capital losses which were way higher in number and you must have a player in them for them to be present in the fight
The main reason EVE didn't take number 1 I think, is because we know for a fact that you can also have thousands of players fighting in PlanetSide 2, but we don't have an accurate number. There could easily have been battles with 10k+ players, if we're going off of that fact.
@@Asbjorn268 lordy this is an old one, you have a point but we know for a fact how many players were active at the time and who all was partricipating in the fight. im not saying that the PS2 fight wasnt massive, but it without a rough estimate its hard to say who had more.
I had a really good ham and cheese bagel sandwich this afternoon.
I mean... Awesome comment.. but... Wtf?
im proud of you
Nice! Hope it comes out as beautiful as it went in :)
Thats nice, man
@@Cher007 bruhsenberg
The largest gamer channel of Iranian action games
i think that the battle of B-R5RB should definitely take number 1 on this list. that amount of chaos and destruction is absolutely insane when you consider how much was financially at stake. imagine you're just chilling at work and hop online when you get home to see an absolute shit storm going down lmao
I love watching movies or games that have two massive armies lined up on their respective sides, a horn blows and thousands of soldiers run at each other and inevitably collide.
I can’t wait to see a AAA game on the new systems do this.
I remember back in the PS2 days, Spartan Total Warrior succeeded in blowing my mind.
Running into Athens with the twin blade swords near the start of game
10 year old me was astonished
YES! I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought about Spartan when watching this video. Game was so good.
You mean like in Pirate of the Caribbean 3 when the two armada's showed up and you're thinking to yourself, "Man, shit is about to get real!" Only to have your expectations crushed when only 3 of the literal hundreds of ships that showed up, actually went into battle.
I think you just need to play total war
@@madaranotsoanonymousnowuch1539 Ive played most of them
I love Planetside 2!!! In terms of realism for team work, using the geography of the map, diversity of troops and roles for each class, armour and aircraft that work together for attacking and defending bases in its scale is unmatched. You really do feel part of a large army trying to take the continent. I can say that I would not be surprised at all if battles routinely move into the thousands of players, with the addition of Player-made bases and the Bastion Skycarriers the shear scale and scope of the battles daily are immense.
Super agreed!
How's it doing player wise? I haven't played in a while.
@@soggy5854 from what i remember since they are putting out more updates (for the NS faction specifically) there is a new influx of players within the past few weeks. NS have their own fighters and tanks now
not gonna lie its one game i dont uninstall cause i visit it often. Still waiting for anothet dev to pull this off that gives the same feeling as Planetside 2 and yet im still waiting lol
Demon Chaos on PS2 had quite impressive battles as well.
Up to ~65000 units on field and most could be visible.
Unit amount was limited by VU1 vector units 16KB of memory.
It was used for all math needed for unit placement, movement etc.
Definitely nowhere near the scale of the battles in this video, but one of my best memories from an online game actually came from ESO. Me and a full party of friends came across, and participated in of course, a massive battle that was taking place at an outpost. It was such an inconsequential battle for the PvP campaign, but there were easily 200+ players there and the battle lasted hours, and it was a blast. Players from all alliances just duking it out over something so small. And while defending it, just seeing people get oil dumped on them, and rocks from trebuchet's flying over, and then fighting inside the building itself after the battering ram knocked down the door, and then rinsing and repeating because we kept repairing the door. Loads of fun.
Sad thing is, I literally never even saw a battle to that scale at a proper Fort, and though I really don't play ESO much anymore, still haven't to this day.
The 1000 heartless battle from kingdom hearts 2 is so memorable to me.
Badass.
Warhammer 2 is so damn good I’m hyped for 3
Cant wait to play as kislev and getting shafted by my """""allies"""" on the empire
I hope they do this video again. I feel that Foxhole deserves mention as it's whole selling point is 1,200 vs 1,200 24/7 wars where everything is built by players. I can think of at least a few major battles that could represent the game that would fit this video.
Lotr: battle for middle earth 2 had some good ones.
Not that big but by far some of the best ones. Just sending Sauron in to mace a platoon of hobbits it's....it's really amazing.
The battles in Asura's Wrath and Mass Effect, for sure.
This gave me memories of the biggest battle I’ve ever played, ‘twas in AoE II, on a map created by me and my friends. This game has no paste feature so i had to click for every unit appearing on the giant map, from top to bottom filled with soldiers.Took more than 8 hours to put all of them there, one by one! 😅
you could copy and paste terrain, which would include any units standing on the terrain. The only drawback is it would recreate whatever the units are standing on. Also you could use triggers to make an endless (or not endless) swarm of soldiers spawn out of nowhere.
While not remembered too fondly, I remember one of the first levels in Lair being a pretty impressive battle!
Mass Effect 3 would be a good contender seeing how the entire game is one big war against the reapers with almost every species in the galaxy fighting.
Yeah, But not really, this galaxy wide war is pretty much...A pretty skybox.
My brain: Falcon has such a unique voice
Also my brain: EMMA KNEES
Surprised that Viking: Battle for Asgard wasn't on this list. Hundreds of soldiers fighting over a city was really impressive.
I m glad that not only me remembers this great game!
Missing out on a oldie: “Viking: Battle for Asgard”. Beauty from the ps3.
came here looking for this comment. been feelin like i’m the only one who played that one 😫
Man what about the big battle in middle earth shadow of Mordor in the end of the game.
U seriously lead a whole army of orks
How could you miss that
Yeah, I'd definitely say at least one of the Middle Earth games should go on this list, or at least close by
I agree
@@kniazjarema5809 of course grave walker
That was fun lol
@@calebwallace4965 especially the nemesis system
Viking: battle for Asgard, needs atleast a mention
Agreed. Great game.
Absolutely agree this is the game I thought of immediately after reading the video title
This was the comment I came looking for. 100% agree
So I play quite a few games with my sons and my oldest has a tendency to run ahead...a lot! I've grown used to it and even thrived on exploring to find sweet loot (which I share because that's the kind of dad I am) but it bit him on the caboose when we played Serious Sam 3. He went ahead and moments later came running back, yelling for help, with a massive hoard of horned critters on his tail. The last I saw of his toon was him being engulfed in a tsunami of baddies as I hopped on a ledge out of harms way (laughing hysterically). Lesson learned? We shall see. Got a whole lifetime of games ahead of us lol Thanks for the great vids Falcon!
A couple other games that I played when I was a kid that had some pretty big battles despite being PS2/3 era games: Spartan Total War & Viking: Battle for Asgard. Loved those games. With all of the games that are getting remasters, I'd love to see those brought back.
I love that every time Dynasty Warriors comes up, Falcon absolutely cannot keep from throwing shade on DW9.
Its either that or GTA V
Well, it deserves it. Ya know? Some offenses are written in your internal book of grudges, Dwarven style.
Kameo: Elements of Power was the first game to ever blow me away with battle size. Something about the war going on in the open world area between worlds felt really big at the time.
Yes! I was looking for this comment.
In 2005, it was amazing.
I played a lot of Dynasty Warriors on PS2.. thousands of hours. But when I saw Kameo on Xbox 360, it was just mind blowing.
was a kid back then, that game was awesome
Was one of my favorites
Dude…DW4 was PEAK Dynasty Warriors. You unlocked the final forms of their weapons to their “legendary” name and appearance by actually forcing events to “accurately” play out their version on the actual field. It was nuts, but INSANELY gratifying. The character and their weapon specific battles had to be fought for this or…the list goes on. Point is, you were rewarded for going the extra effort. ❤️🔥
One of my favorite MMO games ever was MAG, a highly ambitious game of the time when COD mw2 and Black ops was booming. It was literally what Warzone is today.
Personally I think World War Z is a good contender for a big battle. I mean how often can u say u shit yourself seeing 1k zombies come sprinting at you.
Yes it’s really a good game with a lot of Zs
or the hordes in days gone
@@deaimad7957 days gone got the best hordes they’re actually intimidating af
@@davidsesh2802 my heart rates goes up everytime i see one...they're terrifying especially cz i only play at night
@@deaimad7957 Plus you gotta take them seriously. If you want to take them out, you don’t really have much of a choice. You gotta use the environment to your advantage (some hordes are in areas with at least 1 narrow path), you’re going to be using a lot of throwables, explosives, and bullets, and you gotta run and gun. Again, you don’t have a choice but to do that if you want to take them out. There’s one horde you’re definitely going to want to take out because it’s near one of the Checkpoints (this is something I found out the hard way. Very early into the campaign. I eventually took it out, but still. I wasn’t expecting a horde to be there). Like I was so unprepared for it that I had an easier time taking out the horde that’s at the college you eventually go to. But the one at the sawmill? I don’t know if I do or don’t ever want to go through that again. And I was at least somewhat prepared for it. The problem wasn’t my skill, it was not having enough resources to make the maximum amount of every single explosive and throwable you can carry. I was especially conservative with rags because you need them for at least 3 or 4 items that you can craft.
Ninety nine knights was always on my mind as a kid for amazing cinematic cut scenes and intense large scale battles, I hate to see that it’s fallen out of the limelight
NNN
I loved the first game. Never got to the second game though. Vigvac was my guy.
N3: Ninety-Nine Nights 💗💗💗💗
Came here to comment this. What a game. I remember coming home from school to show my friends, they didn't like dynasty warriors but they loved N3
the only game where you can meat grind all the enemies
I think an honorable mention could be the first battle/ tutorial in Ryse: Son of Rome. There’s hordes of mauraders in the background as well as some siege towers I think, not only that but you do go against a few groups of 3-5 enemies when learning the game.
Realmente sorprendido de que no mencionaras las batallas de Fortaleza en la sombra de la guerra. Especialmente viendo cómo en los niveles más altos realmente necesitas planificar a quién traes en tus ataques dependiendo de las fortalezas y debilidades.
You forgot the battle between me and my mom for the “5 more minutes”
Love most of the total war games, even so i prefer the historical ones over the fantasy stuff. But the huge battles are just so much fun.
One game I'd love people to know more about, is Conquerors blade. It is VERY similar to mountain blade, but online. You are a commander which commands a set of troups ranging from just 8 troops(Berserkers) to large amounts of units like village watchman of 32 units. In a big 15v15 player battles for regular sieges. It's set in a medieval setting and there is an open world aspect where you can capture, attack and defend fiefs for your house/Alliance. A house can be up to 100 people and an alliance has up to 300 people from 3 seperate houses. I've seen battles in earlier seasons of roughly 1200 people fighting it out over multiple fiefs(Cities/Gates/Capitals/Villages/Forts) and really doesn't have the same kind of branding alot of these other games have, I'd highly recommend it!
I remember a lord of the rings game on the PS2, they had this way to create pretty big battles (for the time) not all the enemies spawned were avaible to fight but they did a really job at making you feel in a large scale battle and still have plenty of foes to go against. I can't remember the name of those games but I think 2 of them were released, very impressive job.
Lots of the rings conquest?
Two towers was amazing on the ps2
YES. Finally a mention of warhammer :.)
He didn't mention the Laboratory 10x option...
@@Itz_Hyde I know, but dude...This is quite probably the only time they are gonna mention it, I´m happy lol
I’m so happy to see Dragon Age mentioned in this those games are Wonderful
Anybody who knows where The Citadel is in Planetside 2, specifically the map I'm referencing, knows that this particular map is always the most hotly contested, as the center territory of this map is only accessible via air drops and landing craft. It sits on a plateau and is virtually impossible to access on foot or by land vehicle, so it always has fighter aircraft cruising over it at max altitude and SPAA and MANPADs patrolling around it.
One particular month some years back, I was involved in a battle there that saw hundreds of fighter aircraft from the TR (Red) and NC (Blue) factions duking it out while landing aircraft and aerial gunships dropped thousands of infantry onto the plateau. This particular battle saw a massive player rotation, one that I'm fairly certain no one had realized the scale of at the time, and it raged for several days with no clear idea of who would win that battle. At several points during this battle, it would spill over into the neighboring territories as each side would attempt to push the other's anti-air assets off the borders of the plateau.
I was personally involved in the largest tank engagement at this battle, with something like 300 tanks per side fighting for the North side of the plateau. I'd say this particular engagement saw around 1200-1500 players per side.
As i started playing in late 2020 i have absolutely no idea what you're talking about
I thought alerts were always a thing, one thing that rings a bell is "The Crown" but other than that... Bruh
I've never been in a game with battles as big as Eve online but I did use to play Battlestar Galactica online(BSGO). We use to have fleet battles and it use to get crazy on the servers. I played as a Cylon on the Scorpia server and when we had fleet battles some players would bring out the Basestar(Cylon) or Pegasus(Human) ships depending on which side would be goin out to take down the other side outpost. I was in a few battles that were so big it cause the fram rate to drop to the point the game was crashing. It use to be a fun game. I miss that game.
Witcher 3 battle of kaer morhen for me is number 1
I know there were bigger battles
But this feels the best build up in a fight and all the shiiiit going on.
This video is for the biggest battles, not the best
@@FSousA7X yep i know irrelevant topic lol
bitcher 3 most overrated game in history
@@ubuk-5676 no it's really good
@@ubuk-5676 Wow. Calm down, Edgelord.
I'm a bit sad the Invasion for Auman from Zone of Enders 2 isn't in here as it deserves to be. You have full access to Jehuty's Zero Shift and can warp all over the battle field while trying to protect the LEV units.
I thought you get the zero shift after the big battle. It was still updating during the war
@@DanDeNinja44 I rewatched a clip and that’s true. I played ZoE2 so many times that I always new game plused and used the form that unlocks right after.
That was one of the first things that came to mind when I saw this video.
I loved Witcher 3 battle of Kaer Morhen too, that was my favorite one since the end battle unfolds on your choices and how you help people. That was good.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great moment of the game, but in terms of scale compared to some things on this list? I'd say there were like 50 enemies, compared to 1000+ on the list.
I have fond memories of my first time playing Killzone 2. The invasion scene at the very beginning had amazing atmosphere.
Glad planetside was here, and top 1 even, such an amaizing game, nothing like it, you really feel like you are in a battle, no game has come closer to that feel.
totally agree
Agree 110%. No game like it. I’ve spent way to many hours in console version. Big learning curve if all you are used to is cod.
@@LCInfantry shame the devs forgot the ps4 version
@@pugnaska forgot? what? far from it. it's up-to-date with PC.
@@FuraFaolox wait that doesnt sounds right, last news i got you didnt even got construction let alone the bastion, i might be wrong, or you might be messing with me
we need another World in Conflict
YES!!! Truly one of the best half-real-half-fiction rts games!
As matter of fact there was suppose to be another one but that never got anywhere for some reason.
Just look out your window
You just spoke my mind
Thank you Falcon for being the biggest voice of this channel
The series of battles and conflicts that followed the massive upheaval of power in Starwars Galaxies. For years the rebels dominated because people just generally preferred being the good guys and neutral was also a popular option. Then the empire actually got organized and seized control on nearly every server.
I was a smuggler so I just sort of watched it.
As an Taiwanese I must say.
Most of my classmates and boys at my age, in junior high school learn more history from Dynasty game than in school.
Not everyone read the romance, or read through all of it.
But everyone know who did what thanks to these games.
You have the battle of Garred Mach in Fire Emblem Three Houses, which feels big because of the whole build up leading to that moment and holds up as one of the best strategic battles from recently released games. Personally from a single player point of view a special mention has to go to Medal of Honour Frontline’s first mission, absolute masterpiece when it was released and felt like a huge battle as you storm the beach.
The sheer scale of planetside 2, when you realize how hands on it is, feels insane. And it happens CONSTANTLY. Like, you could log in on a weekend and easily find yourself in a battle consisting of several hundreds of people easily. Hundreds of infantry rushing around and inside bases, long tank coulombs moving up, positioning and and firing while engineers repair and support them from the back, transport aircrafts dropping more players down from above as tens of fighters duke it out in the air. And it's all individual players controlling everything. It's the closest a video game can ever get to simulating the sheer scale of a battlefield and it's magnificent.
Glad to see someone mention world in conflict
Spartan: Total Warrior in the PS2 era.
You get to send a LOT of Romans to the meet grinder
and the spartans allies!
Holy cow was looking to see if anyone remembered esp the first level
When I first played the battle of Denerim, it blew my mind. I had seen nothing quite like that before. It remains a Top 10 moment.
Dragon age origins is just awesome, and the decision regarding the dragon as well was just amazing
The largest battle i had in mount and blade 2 was a battle in wich both army's had almost every soldier of their empire/kingdom in it. I led an army of 2.8K strong against a slightly bigger force of 3K. It was for real the most deciesive battle i ever had, the army that would come on top could just easely go to any town and castle and take it because the enemy had nothing left to defend it with.
Of course at the end around 13 lords and ladys had perished in the fighting wich is a pretty big deal.
After your permission my Lord I would like to know
Who won and how many soldiers you had on the field?
Yeah. And after all those hours they officially pronounce you a coward because you execute three captive lords who stabbed you in the back and brought this war into your house. Omg, my ass still burns.
Have you ever just wandered around a multiplayer battle thinking "what are we doing? Why must we fight?"
I was at that Eve battle. Absolutely insane to see.
Dude give some details please, I'd love to hear this
@@awolfyman9050 it's been well documented online but a first hand perspective would be cool to read
@@SifArtorias yeah I know which is why I asked. Reading online documentation of it is cool but I'd like to hear a real account
@@awolfyman9050 TIL online documentation =/= real account. Lol golden mate thank you.
There is a game called "Viking: Battle for Asgard" that I played on the Xbox 360 back in 2008 that had MASSIVE battles in a kind of linear story where you are freeing Midgard from the forces of Hell as an Adalid of Freya. Also there is Spartan: Total Warrior for the Xbox in 2005 that has huge battles setups as well
Both definitely should be in there. I remember I was blown away back when I first played them
The Battle at M2-XFE had already happened when this video was made, and it was bigger than B-R5RB. Something like THREE TIMES as many titans would die at M2-XFE as at B-R5RB. A second battle happened at M2-XFE few days later, but it got so big that the server crashed.
Everyone always went on and on about B-R5RB... and then the insanity that was M2-XFE happened. That was simply astounding. And the aftermath that just continued to escalate things.. trapping the enemy fleet in system, etc Just to watch it all happen.
Good video! I would also say Bladestorm Nightmare
I still remember playing Ninety-Nine Nights and being amazed how large scale the battles were.
The battle at the end of Mass Effect 3
As an 8 year veteran of PS2 for the PC, Connery isn't as popping as it was 4 years ago, but fun us stull to be had and having taken part in hundreds of 96+ battles for both sides, it will be the best game for these types of fights. Every thing you do could shift the battle, from blowing up spawns to rushing the point, the fights are always crazy and hilarious! The SpriffingBrit got the most players I've ever seen.
Anyone remember MAG on PS3? It was 256 player rounds where you would absolutely dominate if everyone payed attention and cooperated. I miss those days of cooperation and no screamers...
Ah, the Battle of Pine Valley, easily the biggest battle in any RTS game I've played. World in Conflict has a special place in my heart
You can tell they enjoyed the game when not only was that not the biggest battle you fight in the game, but calling World IN Conflict, World OF Conflict (it's "in" btw). (7:58)
The hordes of heartless in Kingdom Hearts 2, and the bout in Kingdom Hearts 3, with not only heartless, but nobodies, and unversed as well, really push the envelope of what's possible on their respective generations. I believe in either game, if you go to the outskirts of the play area, and look closely, some of the enemies are actually in a lower resolution, and frame rate.
I noticed it upon replaying KH2, you only have a very small zone to fight in, where the enemies are rendered.
In kh2 theyre more like sprites that slowly dissipate while the real enemies spawn among them amd run into the small area your actually fighting in
A couple of games I feel deserve a mention:
- Mount and Blade
- Viking: Battle for Asgard (Whenever you get past the godawful stealth sections)
- Any of the bigass furball missions in Ace Combat or Project Wingman where it's nothing but a slugfest between fighters
- Older Call of Duty games like 2 or Big Red One.
- Battle for Earth in Mass Effect 3
- Tip of the Spear in Halo: Reach
- Decent chunks of the Warhammer 40k Space Marine campaign.
- Siege Battles in Assassin's Creed Valhalla (idk if it was out when this video released and I'm too lazy to check)
- Siege battles in For Honor
The grand cathedral theme music that kicks in during Serious Sam's final battle in the second encounter is one of the best in the series!
The first big game battles i thought about was Mass Effect 3