the captain had 60 years of experience this was his last trip (planned before and everything) they knew what they were doing sinking this ship and k1lling jacob astor
@@sigmatoliet123 Yah... I don't know what it is called, just google it before comment this and google said it is "Ship pilot" or "ship captain". English not my main language tho.
i mean it’s kinda different, technically speaking the titanic did turn hard left and then the wheels couldn’t go any further, i guess in his case the guys who made the sim didn’t think of putting in a limit or smth, still he’s a hero.
@@starsjosephfrost also, I heard reversing the propellers was a mistake (ofc hindsight is 20/20) because of the turbulence it caused around the stern, messing with the rudder, apparently, there is a chance they could have cleared it if they kept going either fully ahead or tried to reduce the speed in a less drastic way, ofc back then they were most likely trying to minimize damages, and unlikely that any captain would have done soemthing different but yeah, there is that
@@TanookyTenekaif u r referring to the steering wheel that is called a helm the rudder is a flat rectangular piece of metal that turns the boat by moving verticallly in the direction u want to go it causes drag on one side turning the boat in the opposite direction
No they don't, they only go as far as 45 degree, for Titanic it was 30 degree at most iirc. If you'd turn it more than that it would simply become ineffective. @@rodmacd8357
Ya that's true when you have a mechanical. The titanic was hydraulic when the wheel turned it pushed a mixture hundred feet or so away through pipes into a steam engine that would make the rudder turn. There was no lockout, the more you turned the wheel there would be resistance but you were just giving commands to the steam engine.
Not to mention that the rudder will not move as fast as the wheel spins. And on water, at any speed, you need about 2-3 times the distance to navigate than on land at the same speed.
@@RAEJDER they have a super high gear ratio but it will only go around in circles maybe 10-15 times before it would get spongey and start to pull back. The rope the runs to pull the rudders has a little stretch at that length but not much
Fun fact: The trying to dodge the iceberg is the reason it sank. The ship was made to take head on collisions with its base being sectioned off. It would've taken on a fraction of the water it needed to had they just hit the iceberg. They instead tried to dodge it, ripping a massive hole in the side of the ship, filling it with water.
To the ship's crew defense, the part that ripped the hole was under the water and had no ice above it, so in their point of view, they dodged it till the side of the iceberg started scraping the hull
@@jessquiatchon2204 It's just something they think will appeal to small children. They know a child won't be able to turn the wheel as much as an adult will.
@@jessquiatchon2204because its that easy. At least To Drive one Ozean. What do you think a smart Kid is in school? Mire stupid than a teacher? Hell No.
Little historical fact about the Titanic. The majority of all the people that opposed the creation of the private bank called the Federal Reserve were inside that ship in 1912. In 1913, the Federal Reserve and the IRS were created.
It could be like film theory's video about it, the Germans would have sunk it believing it was bringing in weapons to the Brits, causing America to join the war before it was ready
It was depicted on the tv show Supernatural. An angel went back in time and prevented the titanic from sinking so he could create souls to feed on and become more powerful to fight a civil war going on in heaven.
i’m pretty sure the wheel controlled the rudder itself , very slowly . the speed indicators , however , merely sent a command to the engine room, where the engines were then handled appropriately to match said speed . a technological marvel of its time !
@@foxtrot-LuvThe Titanic’s steering wheel was actually just mostly a symbol of Authority. The steering wheel didn’t actually turn the ship. When the captain turned the wheel, the underbelly would get a telemotor signal to the underbelly control room. Then, they’d activate the hydraulic pistons for either left or right steering, and all the workers in the underbelly would go into double-time throwing coal into the furnaces to feed the pistons. It was incredibly slow. This simulator is just a novelty game for shits and giggles.
@johnnyrocket1685 no it looks like a really well put together simulator. it's to bad these weren't available to the steering guy. could of saved a lot of lives.
@@foxtrot-Luv: lol, moving the wheel round and round will not turn the ship. The steering shaft will keep coming to its original position after Some rotation.
Actually, if she hit it, straight on the titanic, probably wouldn’t have sunk because only a few compartment would have flooded.. although she wouldn’t have a nose anymore
I'm just going to put all the problems into one comment. One, ship wheels don't work like that. Two, they were surrounded by icebergs, it was called a landmine of icebergs that they couldn't see that well in the dark Three, icebergs are often bigger underneath the water and given how ships are shaped I can guarantee you by the looks of that screen, it is still tearing that ship up 😅
They could’ve saved everyone onboard if they just hit the iceberg straight on. It was the attempt to avoid it that caused the ice to slice through multiple flood zones and sink the ship.
Yeah, thats not how a ships wheel works. Guys on the titanic made a mistake. They pulled hard to port but put the engine in reverse. The engine being in reverse didnt do much to slow them down. But it made the ship lose steering authority. They would have been better speeding up.
If I remember correctly, there was also a forensic analysis a while back that showed if they just kept their speed the same, and hit the iceberg head on, then it would've suffered a lot of damage, but only to the compartments that could be sealed, and the Titanic could've limped into port at New York.
They didn't reverse the engine. That was just in the movie.... In real life it takes much much more time to reverse it.. They actually just stopped it.... Perhaps it would've been better if they left the right engine running.....
@@CarlosdieKlinge damn, thanks for that info. Still, shutting off the engine would have probably also given them less much less steering authority too. Although I don't know how the Titanic handled. I remember mooring a sail boat that was crap at steering without a little bit of power on the engine. That was always interesting.
He managed to turn the rudder till it fell off😂 !!! You can only turn so far. That big of a ship and displacement..was inevitable to stray from danger at her speed.
@@BadV00d00z the binoculars wouldn't have helped because it was pitch black. there was a strange phenomenon where the sky looked clear but you couldn't really see which made the captain think steaming ahead at full speed was safe
This one is in the titanic museum in Southampton, not pigeon forge even tho they have a similar one you can tell by the flooring if you have been to both
Titanic was actually a rigged explosive. Look it up. Jp morgan was supposed to board the titanic that day but was warned. Lotsnof people who were against the banking system boarded. Look it all up. Explosion in cabins b4 iceberg hit
just like all ships, the more you turn the wheel the more the rudder keeps turning infinitely, Titanic didn't crash because they could not turn the wheel quick enough, there was no more turn to give....
"Under 10 years of age recommendati0n for this one" Damn Museum casually throwing shade at that Captain "Even my 10 year old with no experience could dodge that"
Really couldn't. first of all: the guy that had the key to the binocular room (why was it in a locked room anyways) wasn't on the ship, AND it was the middle of the night, AND most of the iceberg was underwater, so it would of been practically invisible
The captain didn't steer it was the job of the quartermaster and it would become increasingly harder to turn the wheel due to the mechanism connected to the rudder doing it's thing and the helm would eventually be hard over which happened when the crew spotted the iceberg but it wasn't enough.
It’s called tiller commands and yes turning the wheel left would move the rudder right thus turning it left. So if I said hard to port you’d spin the wheel right to turn left. It’s a bit weird but hope this helps :)
Fun fact: if the titanic hadn't of sunk, america would have ended up going into the world war sooner and therefore, we would have suffered so many more deaths than those on the titanic (film theory LITERALLY did a whole video on it)
So what you're saying is that a man of about 40yrs experience failed to save all passengers on board? And "this guy", with lazer focus saved everyone?? 😮 RIP
It was a matter of 1 second and 6inches. Reacted 1 sec earlier 1 late hit it. Instead it just grazed the iceberg and tore just 6 inches into the second water tight compartment. Would have floated otherwise.
One of many dumbass takes about Titanic. When you're in charge of a ship that isn't explicitly designed to ram into obstacles head-on, like Titanic, you're supposed to try to avoid obstacles.
@@mordeb2261 yup and its also what we know vs what we think no one thought the titanic could sink like that we know now it can we think shed of survived a head-on we dont know that for sure for all we know had she of head-on colided she could have split open and still flooded over the top of the bulkheads it could have beercan crumpled the front and bust the seams down the length any number of things could happen maybe she had a defect we dont know about then wed be sat here saying "if she colided side on shed of made it through"
theres a video on costaconcordia that explains this you cant just turn and start driving away like a car you steer away to swing the nose then have to immidiatly turn back to swing the ass of the ship out away just steering away makes you ass slap the iceberg
The problem is not in the wheel. The problem is in aft steering, responding to the wheel. And it's only a problem if you're going too fast for the conditions.
Sadly, that's not how a ships rudder works. It only turns to about 90° and the ships speed and mass make it slow to turn quickly. Funny enough some experts think had it run straight into the iceberg it would stayed afloat long enough for everyone to be rescued.
We need to send this man back in time 😂😂
Still crashes... What helm you know turns like that? 😂
Imagine what that would accent now tho, you dk who all was on that boat
God's wrath will be on him too then
@@kelvinkemoi2482 Exactly, that helm seems to just be on a bearing without any resistance from the ship's weight and waves
To be fair, titanic doesn’t sink if they just rammed the iceberg instead of turning and letting it cut the bow compartments open
"He navigated with laser focus"
The man: *"Turn wheel"*
all he knows is “*TURN WHEEL*”
Man see wheel
Man must turn wheel
Man turns wheel
Man save lives
Man happy
@@MegaJo123456789 so true
LASER
FOCUSED
*STEERING*
@@MegaJo123456789man goes home to have a beer and lay down
“Under 10 years of age recommended”
Cut to a full grown adult absolutely launching the steering wheel
The captain of the real ship was not under ten lol
I love this comment. Unfortunately, 80% of the traffic is literal bots. The other 18% are NPCs
@@sallypanda1014or was he?!?!?!?!?!
@@BillyBW I hope so because that would explain a lot lmfao
😂
Dude just said "Skill issue" to the dead ship captain from 112 years ago.
ship pilot?😭
the captain had 60 years of experience this was his last trip (planned before and everything)
they knew what they were doing sinking this ship and k1lling jacob astor
@@sigmatoliet123 Yah... I don't know what it is called, just google it before comment this and google said it is "Ship pilot" or "ship captain". English not my main language tho.
Helmsman
Titanic was destroyed by bombs from inside....
So for those of you who don’t know, that is NOT how ship steering works. It works like a car. The wheel only turns so far.
Hahahha I was gonna say “uhhhhhhh I don’t think that’s how it works”
Also, Titanic was surrounded by icebergs like minefield so he would have hard left into the next one.
The first part of the ship would have got past what about the other end 😂
I was going to ask.....
Maybe
He's not the hero we all needed... He's the hero that people from the titanic needed
i mean it’s kinda different, technically speaking the titanic did turn hard left and then the wheels couldn’t go any further, i guess in his case the guys who made the sim didn’t think of putting in a limit or smth, still he’s a hero.
@@starsjosephfrost also, I heard reversing the propellers was a mistake (ofc hindsight is 20/20) because of the turbulence it caused around the stern, messing with the rudder, apparently, there is a chance they could have cleared it if they kept going either fully ahead or tried to reduce the speed in a less drastic way, ofc back then they were most likely trying to minimize damages, and unlikely that any captain would have done soemthing different but yeah, there is that
In other words the “titanics lil sister” captain was a b****z
@starsjosephfrost yeah... iirc, they missed the 10%of the iceberg that was exposed, and hit the 90%that wasn't
E o leme vira infinitamente burros de merda
He spun that wheel so fast the simulation ignored the physics and activated the starbord jet engines.
LMFAO
🤣🤣🤣
Where the hell is this situation at?
I mean, tbf they fire rocket engines from the back of aircraft carriers for plane maintenance. I'm sure those engines help the ship go faster.
There's a video bout dis lol
everybody gangsta untill the 1000 people he saves turn into dictators
what
The people he saved would have kept the gold standard on the dollar actually
Traveler 🧹
ah ok.
Dude turned that virtual rudder 1440 degrees to avoid the digital video of an iceberg.
Simulation
So that's what they're called
@@TanookyTenekaif u r referring to the steering wheel that is called a helm the rudder is a flat rectangular piece of metal that turns the boat by moving verticallly in the direction u want to go it causes drag on one side turning the boat in the opposite direction
But they didn't see the iceberg at night 😂😂
BUT because it’s designed for 10 year olds, you can do a quarter turn and still miss the iceberg, dude worked for NOTHING
Bro determined to prove the sinking of the Titanic was a skill issue
I mean it literally was a skill issue lmao.
It was
it was not a skill issue, it was meant to sink
That's so fucking funny lol
ang how many attempts was it before he saves the ship?
Bro really said "Nah, I'd win"
😂
Theres still a chance that iceberg below water is wider than upper water
So....
Still ship sinks people stated there wasn't enough time to completely avoid hitting the ice no matter how fast the wheel was turned
Nah nah nah nah nah bro said "Nah, I'd live"
Bro had infinite hard over left unlocked for this.
Honestly
That man turned that wheels so much that the rudder would have turned 36 and he would have slammed right back into the iceberg 😂😂
Rudders only go 90° in each direction.
@@rodmacd8357 never knew that, do the wheels keep spinning 360 though?
@@gibbyboi7313no
@@gibbyboi7313 no just like a car theres a turn limit
No they don't, they only go as far as 45 degree, for Titanic it was 30 degree at most iirc. If you'd turn it more than that it would simply become ineffective. @@rodmacd8357
Bro the sign says recommended for under 10 years old 😢
Ten years old brain
“Recommended”
that’s a suggestion
Very silly 10 year old can’t be boat captains they can barely spell their own names now a days
@royxl9506 bruh, your kid should be able to spell their name by like 5
Lol the rudder can only turn so far
Thx for saying this. Cause he's in no simulation.
Yeeeessssss I was looking to see if anyone would mention that little problem
Ya that's true when you have a mechanical. The titanic was hydraulic when the wheel turned it pushed a mixture hundred feet or so away through pipes into a steam engine that would make the rudder turn. There was no lockout, the more you turned the wheel there would be resistance but you were just giving commands to the steam engine.
And the part of the iceberg that hit the boat was under the water. The whole thing was not visible and that’s why they hit it
Nah my rudder has drift angle. 1800000° of radius
Congratulations sir you’ve changed the sinking time from 2 hours 40 to 15 minutes. I admire that kind of efficiency.
He won a game with a sign that says "Under 10 years of age recommended" 😂
357 likes with no reply?
Don’t mind if I do.
Well it says "recommended"
Must've been a 9 yr old steering the titanic
You can spin that wheel all day, but the rudder is only turning so far.
Exactly this!
Nah, it's down there doing full 360s 😂
Not to mention that the rudder will not move as fast as the wheel spins. And on water, at any speed, you need about 2-3 times the distance to navigate than on land at the same speed.
Naaa. Stop that
@@thewanderingheathenno cap
"Congratulations... you missed the iceberg" 💀
Not me bro, I’m built different, I never miss!
Missed
💀
I love how the simulation says "You misses the iceberg" as if he was supposed to hit it
The difference is that he was ready...the titanic navigator was just a human
that and also in real life turning that wheel more and more would have no impact, the rudder can only turn to a certain extent.
@@RAEJDER exactly 😂 the wheel wont even turn like this
@@RAEJDER they have a super high gear ratio but it will only go around in circles maybe 10-15 times before it would get spongey and start to pull back. The rope the runs to pull the rudders has a little stretch at that length but not much
Lol no the difference is this sim is for children under 10 who also win it with a tenth the ammount of turns
In the real world. If the titanic had just crashed directly into the iceberg instead of scaping a huge gash along it's side. They would have survived.
Fun fact: The trying to dodge the iceberg is the reason it sank. The ship was made to take head on collisions with its base being sectioned off. It would've taken on a fraction of the water it needed to had they just hit the iceberg. They instead tried to dodge it, ripping a massive hole in the side of the ship, filling it with water.
Came here to say this ^
To the ship's crew defense, the part that ripped the hole was under the water and had no ice above it, so in their point of view, they dodged it till the side of the iceberg started scraping the hull
I never knew this. That is crazy
☝️🤓 um actualy the titanic was supposed to hit the iceberg
"You have a hole in your right wing!"
Aint no 10 year old gonna remember and comprehend the entire titanic.
How is it so hard to remember? Guy and girl on big boat. Girl shows boobs, boat hits ice, boat sinks, guy dies
@@biz09ificationhonestly that's a great description of the movie
p much sums it up yeah 💀
You ain't remembering it either. Weren't there.
BUT because it’s designed for 10 year olds, you can do a quarter turn and still miss the iceberg, dude worked for NOTHING
He had an advantage. He knew what was going to happen.
"Rudder left the room"😂😂😂 wheel turning at light speed hahaha
I'm like "the rudder is now part of the ship" 😂
“The hero we all needed” as if we’re the ghosts of the people who died on the Titanic
But wait, what if we are?
♪ Heave ho, thieves and beggars. Never shall we die ♪
@@thepaulhendersondawg not a person on that damn ship was a beggar
'Under 10yrs of age recommended for this area' 😂
Thats so stupid. Why would anyone let a 10 year old sail a massive ship?
No wonder why the Titanic sank! The pilot was as capable as a 10 year old!
@@jessquiatchon2204 It's just something they think will appeal to small children. They know a child won't be able to turn the wheel as much as an adult will.
@@jessquiatchon2204because its that easy. At least To Drive one Ozean. What do you think a smart Kid is in school? Mire stupid than a teacher? Hell No.
Yea because anyone over 10 that has seen the titanic know just turn the wheel hard ag
Little historical fact about the Titanic.
The majority of all the people that opposed the creation of the private bank called the Federal Reserve were inside that ship in 1912.
In 1913, the Federal Reserve and the IRS were created.
“he’s the hero we all needed” is so hilarious
The butterfly effect that would have occurred if he were to have time travelled to that exact moment would be mental.
It could be like film theory's video about it, the Germans would have sunk it believing it was bringing in weapons to the Brits, causing America to join the war before it was ready
It was depicted on the tv show Supernatural. An angel went back in time and prevented the titanic from sinking so he could create souls to feed on and become more powerful to fight a civil war going on in heaven.
@miguelorta1159 what 😮
Almost no one alive today would have ever been born so we'd never know.
@@donaldfarquarwhat if the titanic sinking was the downfall of civilization and the people in that timeline were much better humans
Bro got the rudders going into the 4th dimension 😂💀
Underrated comment for sure
Somebody said it 😆
😂😂😂
😂
Im dying at this comment. Well done
"Congratulations you've missed the iceberg"
That sound very sarcastic 😂
lol
That simulation is a complete mockery of what those people had to deal with in real time & a great majority of them lost their lives that night.
And when we needed him the most, he vanished.
Lol. ATLA. only the people who get it, will get it.
Stupid 😂lol
When the $+## !@$-+( attacked
@@user-gd4gd5tb6e "and then the $+## !@$-+ attacked."
Don't put ATLA down like that
I doubt that was how the Titanic’s steering wheel worked. But good for him.
The Titanic was just an assination job to further the federal reserve
Wow. You don’t know how easy it is to turn left
i’m pretty sure the wheel controlled the rudder itself , very slowly . the speed indicators , however , merely sent a command to the engine room, where the engines were then handled appropriately to match said speed . a technological marvel of its time !
@@raysure1345 the titanic needed small boats to start moving and the titanic was large and slow so it dint turn to the left and right like a car does
Hey! I’m being serious I wanna know your opinion on LGBT people ?
The original captain mad af right now
That wheel is no where near as tight as the real one would have been
@@Dgafsranger really? i thought it looked spot on.
I would've loved to see an actual simulation where the wheel has the same problem
@@foxtrot-LuvThe Titanic’s steering wheel was actually just mostly a symbol of Authority. The steering wheel didn’t actually turn the ship. When the captain turned the wheel, the underbelly would get a telemotor signal to the underbelly control room. Then, they’d activate the hydraulic pistons for either left or right steering, and all the workers in the underbelly would go into double-time throwing coal into the furnaces to feed the pistons.
It was incredibly slow. This simulator is just a novelty game for shits and giggles.
@johnnyrocket1685 no it looks like a really well put together simulator. it's to bad these weren't available to the steering guy. could of saved a lot of lives.
@@foxtrot-Luv: lol, moving the wheel round and round will not turn the ship. The steering shaft will keep coming to its original position after Some rotation.
Me aiming straight at the iceberg because its a canon event: 🗿
Actually, if she hit it, straight on the titanic, probably wouldn’t have sunk because only a few compartment would have flooded.. although she wouldn’t have a nose anymore
Crushed Ice for everyone.
Dude trying his best to impress rose😂
I'm just going to put all the problems into one comment.
One, ship wheels don't work like that.
Two, they were surrounded by icebergs, it was called a landmine of icebergs that they couldn't see that well in the dark
Three, icebergs are often bigger underneath the water and given how ships are shaped I can guarantee you by the looks of that screen, it is still tearing that ship up 😅
Bro just stopped the FED from ever existing as everyone who would’ve voted no died in this boat what a hero 🙏
#WORD
Huge fax
"Under 10 years of age recommended"
Do you expect a 10 year old to be able to fully turn an entire ship?
A adult couldn't do it
As every 10 year old knows, tunring the weel more will make the ship turn more! /s
weel
weel
Helm*
weel
They could’ve saved everyone onboard if they just hit the iceberg straight on. It was the attempt to avoid it that caused the ice to slice through multiple flood zones and sink the ship.
Turning is what sank the damn ship.
Yeah, thats not how a ships wheel works. Guys on the titanic made a mistake. They pulled hard to port but put the engine in reverse. The engine being in reverse didnt do much to slow them down. But it made the ship lose steering authority. They would have been better speeding up.
Very interesting
If I remember correctly, there was also a forensic analysis a while back that showed if they just kept their speed the same, and hit the iceberg head on, then it would've suffered a lot of damage, but only to the compartments that could be sealed, and the Titanic could've limped into port at New York.
They didn't reverse the engine. That was just in the movie.... In real life it takes much much more time to reverse it.. They actually just stopped it.... Perhaps it would've been better if they left the right engine running.....
@@CarlosdieKlinge damn, thanks for that info. Still, shutting off the engine would have probably also given them less much less steering authority too. Although I don't know how the Titanic handled. I remember mooring a sail boat that was crap at steering without a little bit of power on the engine. That was always interesting.
@@ChrisJS1987the titanic handled like a floating hotel and resort...
He managed to turn the rudder till it fell off😂 !!! You can only turn so far. That big of a ship and displacement..was inevitable to stray from danger at her speed.
Rudders: We can't turn any longer
Bro: No you
That iceberg was named JP Morgan and it was unmissable js 🤣
Congratulations to the dude who beat a simulation designed for kids ten years and younger!💪💪
😂I was looking for someone to mention that sign in the comments!
Bro is me on a 300 word assignment when I’m trying to make it longer
I am giving him the utmost simulated respect I can possibly give.
Bro saved jack and Rose 😅
I love that the ships rudder is already max and the dude is still turning the wheel. It doesn’t do anything more my guy
True when the wheel is hard over you LITERALLY can’t move it 😂
Fun video though
Your telling me the captain couldn’t turn left
They actually didn't see the iceberg until I was right up on top of them because someone apparently took the binoculars
@@BadV00d00z the binoculars wouldn't have helped because it was pitch black. there was a strange phenomenon where the sky looked clear but you couldn't really see which made the captain think steaming ahead at full speed was safe
@@Smileyface20230 yea
The other left 😂
Captain Zoolander let them all down
For those wondering where this is , its at the titanic museum in pigeon forge . Hope this helped 🙏
This one is in the titanic museum in Southampton, not pigeon forge even tho they have a similar one you can tell by the flooring if you have been to both
@@harrajisking I didn't know there was a one in Southampton thanks for letting me know
Thats a true captain. A few years ago a cruise ship captain abandoned his ship
Me personally, fuck the ship, my ass is not surviving either way
Now only thing left to do is to make a time machine and send this man back in time.
He felt so proud to do something meant for 10 and under kids 😂
The wheel man had one job. Only one job
Huge clap for this dude for saving thousands of NPC
Titanic was actually a rigged explosive. Look it up. Jp morgan was supposed to board the titanic that day but was warned. Lotsnof people who were against the banking system boarded. Look it all up. Explosion in cabins b4 iceberg hit
This is great and all , but the crew in the Titanic didn't know there was a iceberg about to sink the ship. They were caught off guard.
It’s still shocking to believe they only had one pair of binoculars for the look outs and they left them back in Scotland.
They didnt leave them in Scotland. They were locked in a locker in the crows nest. A crewman that was transferred to another ship had the key.
@@PolymurExcel - The key was what stayed behind.
@@SamM-gl9zc Really? The version I heard was they left the binoculars themselves back. Either way, they lacked the tool they needed for their job.
yeah…totally wasn’t the rothschilds offing a bunch of rich people on a big boat to begin the federal reserve…psshhhhh
just like all ships, the more you turn the wheel the more the rudder keeps turning infinitely, Titanic didn't crash because they could not turn the wheel quick enough, there was no more turn to give....
Bollocks
They died because they started turning
last minute the turned the bow back towards the iceberg so the stern wouldn't drift into the iceberg so in doing that they causing a side swipe
Fun fact - if they didnt turn, they most likely would have survived. There was a similar crash earlier and the bow was smashed but the ship survived.
He would have killed the steering engines 😂
We got Titanic Simulator before GTA VI💀
Shut up
Well titanicbfans waited only 113 years.
"Under 10 years of age recommendati0n for this one"
Damn
Museum casually throwing shade at that Captain
"Even my 10 year old with no experience could dodge that"
Really couldn't. first of all: the guy that had the key to the binocular room (why was it in a locked room anyways) wasn't on the ship, AND it was the middle of the night, AND most of the iceberg was underwater, so it would of been practically invisible
"Under 10 years of age recommended for this attraction" 😂😂😂😂😂
Fun fact, the steering was not calibrated right on the Titanic. They missed the recall.
Hard over ❌
Infinite over ✅
I was thinking that to 😂
Take note of the "under 10 years of age recommended" sign.
i think the captain didn’t try as hard every one thought the ship was unsinkable
Realistically, the best option for the Titanic was to run into the iceberg and split it like it was ment to
Did you really say that ?
The ending would’ve been the same but much quicker if they were running into it.
@@cryptobangbang5532Wrong. the way it was built, would allow damage in the front but not sink.
@@cryptobangbang5532 actually he is right
The design of the watertight bulkheads hitting it headon would have prevented sinking
He has really worked his right arm muscles throughout the years, who would've thought such an average thing to do would result in saving everyone.
"ain't no sign stopping me from saving this ship 🫡"
So the original captain just didnt want it enough
The captain didn't steer it was the job of the quartermaster and it would become increasingly harder to turn the wheel due to the mechanism connected to the rudder doing it's thing and the helm would eventually be hard over which happened when the crew spotted the iceberg but it wasn't enough.
The captain didn't have the advantage of knowing exactly what was going to happen before it happened 😂
@@bb-ballistics1706 skill issue
@@OTFnico like your lack of skills when it comes to trolling 😂
@@bb-ballistics1706 buddy this isnt even trolling, just making some silly one liners. chill out there lil guy
didn’t he know it was the biggest insurance fraud.
The steering is wrong. In the Titanic, you had to turn the wheel to starboard to turn the ship to port.
Bollocks
It’s called tiller commands and yes turning the wheel left would move the rudder right thus turning it left.
So if I said hard to port you’d spin the wheel right to turn left. It’s a bit weird but hope this helps :)
Fun fact: if the titanic hadn't of sunk, america would have ended up going into the world war sooner and therefore, we would have suffered so many more deaths than those on the titanic (film theory LITERALLY did a whole video on it)
Now imagine getting it back straight again.
So what you're saying is that a man of about 40yrs experience failed to save all passengers on board? And "this guy", with lazer focus saved everyone?? 😮 RIP
Bro had the prep time 😂
If the first mate had simply allowed the ship yo hit the iceberg HEAD ON....Everyone would have survived.
It was a matter of 1 second and 6inches. Reacted 1 sec earlier 1 late hit it. Instead it just grazed the iceberg and tore just 6 inches into the second water tight compartment. Would have floated otherwise.
@@mordeb2261 As I said...my comment stands.
One of many dumbass takes about Titanic. When you're in charge of a ship that isn't explicitly designed to ram into obstacles head-on, like Titanic, you're supposed to try to avoid obstacles.
@@mordeb2261 yup and its also what we know vs what we think
no one thought the titanic could sink like that
we know now it can
we think shed of survived a head-on
we dont know that for sure for all we know had she of head-on colided she could have split open and still flooded over the top of the bulkheads
it could have beercan crumpled the front and bust the seams down the length
any number of things could happen maybe she had a defect we dont know about
then wed be sat here saying "if she colided side on shed of made it through"
@@Sarge92there was a fire that weakened the part of the hull of the titanic that the iceberg would later rip a hole in
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‘Under 10 years of age recommended for this area’
"Under 10 years of age recommended for this area"
The sign is hilarious, basically it’s only for kids 10yrs or younger 😂
POV: the back of the ship hits instead because it’s water 🕺
theres a video on costaconcordia that explains this you cant just turn and start driving away like a car you steer away to swing the nose then have to immidiatly turn back to swing the ass of the ship out away
just steering away makes you ass slap the iceberg
The problem is not in the wheel. The problem is in aft steering, responding to the wheel. And it's only a problem if you're going too fast for the conditions.
Still the titanic was already on fire at this time :)
You’re joking right?
That wasn't the cause of the sinking
No tf it wasn’t but ok
It wasn’t on fire like a bonfire it was the coals in the coal bunker which had been put out and doused on Saturday the day before it hit
Dedication and a hero for a game. Man, you guys really know how to stretch reality.
Boo
Everybody can win with their hand , but only few can in bed 😂
He saved the titanic cuz he knew it from beginning!!
Sadly, that's not how a ships rudder works. It only turns to about 90° and the ships speed and mass make it slow to turn quickly. Funny enough some experts think had it run straight into the iceberg it would stayed afloat long enough for everyone to be rescued.
Get this man a ship .
"Under 10 years of age recommended..."
Because they know a grown man could have and should have got the job done.
There is an alternative reality where he is the captain of the titanic, and he saved everyone on it
That port maneuver is beyond crazy, what a guy 🎉
So your telling me a random civilian was able to save the ship but not a TRAINED PROFESIONAL
Also no. At that point the FRONT of the ship is turned. The back is still sliding towards the iceberg
Ill trust this guy anytime.
Fun facts: if they would keep the engines full forward, they would have been fine