I put a lot of effort and time into making these videos, I would appreciate if you leave a Like and a Comment. Thank you so much! 😉 See also other Massive Battles: 👉🏻 czcams.com/play/PLWCqtiurTeFoc8VZxq6B1zRHD66s4hD2H.html If there is any battle, historical or fictitious, that you want to see recreated in Age of Empires, let me know in the comments.
Hello bro sorry for the late reply I had to study now iam free I just saw your video. Its great you know when you started it I was so impressed by your work now I don't know what to say but I would love to play this bro. Again there is always room for more improvement you know it better then. Love you bro and can you do a live stream when you play rome dlc in age of empires 2 definitive edition. I saw you have many buildings which I don't know you where exactly did you get them I want them too
What a masterpiece. Can you imagine how cool playing out this battle would have been as part of the Aztec Campaign?! As always, you do a great job of conveying the nuance and ebb & flow of these incredible historical events.
Thank you very much Robby! The Aztec campaign scenario was not bad for the time Conquerors was published, but with the following versions and dlcs they have been adding things that greatly enrich the creation of scenarios.
@@lorddervish212quinterosara6 I would have to make a lot of changes starting with the triggers and also removing units. Keep in mind that I make formations in-game, not in the editor. One option would be to leave the map without units or triggers and put a couple of villagers, a town center and a bunch of resources for each side, just like Deathmatch mode.
The game changes the history, for example, in the campaign, the aztec end beating Hernán Cortez. The last mision is abaut the moment represented in this video, but of course we dont loose and Tenochtitlan prevails.
I waited years for someone to create this type of content. AOE is not 100% accurate, but for me it was the entry to a fascination with history. AOE always had the tools to create something like this, it just needed someone with passion to do it, all for the love to learn history. Easiest suscribe ever! Keep the incredible work and thank you so much for this.
I greatly appreciate the comment, it makes me happy to see how the work and affection that I try to show in the videos is valued. The same thing happens to me, the Age of Empires saga was an opportunity to "play history" that I love and I greatly enjoyed the campaigns and historical battles. This is something I should have started doing years ago but hey, it's never too late. Thank you very much VaXn and I hope you continue to enjoy my videos.
I love what you did here, this is very well done. The narrator struggles with the Nahuatl names but that's not really surprising as it's a text-to-speech, 11 I can see you've actually read the primary sources and even included some of the traps the defenders used. The fall of Tenochtitlan (which actually occured after the dismantling of the Aztec Empire) teaches us a valuable lesson: cannons and horses are scary, but decentralization is scarier. The governing system of Tenochtitlan was too hands-off... too unstable.
Very sad indeed...heartbreaking. As a kid, for the longest time I had an old demo of the Conqueror's Expansion, and all I could play was the Aztecs... fell in love with the civ in the process, and for a large part of my childhood believed that the Aztecs survived like depicted in the original campaign.
@@dhruvsharma6826 The Aztec people didn't deserve everything happened to them; but it's important to remember their civilization was *extremely* violent and cruel to their neighbours. An unfathomable number of innocents were murdered by the Aztecs in their Flower Wars and mass-sacrificing. The empire itself absolutely deserved to fall.
It was amazing to see how you were able to recreate this in Aoe 2! I see a lot of research behind it, you definitely do some a good content of history (in a great game). Greetings from Peru
In my opinion, Tenochtitlan's fall was more glorious than the fall of Granada. The Aztecs fought to the very last, and defended the great city with all their strength.
Cortez wanted the city to be the crown jewel of the spanish monarchy's new empire. The Aztecs denied him that privilege and in the long term this battle was a pyrrhic victory for Cortez as he would be betrayed, disowned by the king and die a bitter poor man.
@@rashedrashachowdhury4321 'poor' Cortez... Destroying the new world, enslaving the natives, stealing all the natural resources etc.. but its poor Cortez am i right?
@@rashedrashachowdhury4321 Nah he got what he deserved. Cortez was a cruel arrogant man who learned the hard way his monarchy would toss him like nothing no matter what he did.
While the story of the fall of Tenochtitlan might seem a tragic one, we must always remember the reason it fell was that nearly all the tribes around it banded together to bring it down, which is telling of the cruelty they were being subjected to, even if they didn't know they were making a pact with the devil by allying themselves with the spanish.
@@ahmicqui9396 I'm sure the constant capturing of villagers and young daughters to be sacrificed in garland shows and sun rites had absolutely nothing to do with any of the events.
@@Kawabongahlive tbh, it is probably not exclusive to the mexica (as far as I am concerned), the fact is that the way the aztec empire was structured had too many liabilities that the spanish were able to take advantage of. The aztec conquest was through subjugation and not assimilation which led to this grief accumulated with the other city-states
@@Kawabongahlive lmao, they never captured villagers or "young daughters" Slave raids were literally illegal and sacrifices were either volunteers or captured elite soldiers. "Garland shows" you mean flower wars, the ritualized mock wars? Where both sides had to consent beforehand? The things you speak about are for some reason present in pop culture, but not even spanish colonial sources speak of anything like that. The worst thing the Aztecs did was the Tlacaelel's book burnings.
@@ax0r People think Mexica somehow imposed ritual sacrifices over other states, but it was literally the other way around. They migrated to the valley of Mexico and adopted all local customs, including sacrifices and 'flower wars'.
This is amazing, AOE2 was how i got invested in history while growing up, and seeing this level of production and quality makes me so happy, keep up the great work!
AoE2 is a great way to teach people history. It's a lot of fun, visually almost perfect (for me) and the campaigns are many and varied. Thank you for your comment and I hope you continue to enjoy my videos.
This is amazing! And beautifully plotted out. You put a lot of thought into the narrative of the history, and in "stroy-boarding" it using the AoE2 game. As a fan of both history and AoE, I love it!
Si, tienes razón en que fue importante, pero intento hacer los vídeos lo más sencillos posibles, sin demasiados nombres y me centré en los de los soldados.
Poor Cuauhtémoc, one ruler I feel as bad as Cleopatra the Seventh. One ruler that could make a curved difference in their people, but came into power too little too late.
@@tercomada No me refiero a eso, digo que Cleopatra y Cuauhtémoc hubiesen destuídos sus Imperios si hubieran ascendido... El Romano, porque ellos no hubiesen aceptado a una Emperatriz, hasta mucho después, y el Imperio Azteca hubiese implosionado al ser su último líder tan agresivo; es mi parecer.
@@tercomada los españoles jamas enviarian ejercitos enteros a traves del atlantico sin tener ningun lugar en el que parar. tendrian que llevar a cabo una invasion comparable a las de normandia lo cual seria una pesadilla logistica para los ejercitos de aquel tiempo. si las expediciones de cortez fallaban, el reino de españa no tendria ejemplo que seguir para expandirse en america, y se limitaria a formar rutas de intercambio con los nativos (lo cual fue la razon original por la cual dichas expediciones ocurrieron en primer lugar).
It must be worth seeing the monument and imagining what happened, in the place where it actually happened. It is not usual to be able to remember a battle in the place where it occurred.
@@historyforgamers Ah you are from spain so Hernan Cortez is probably as personal to you as Arminius is to me as a german. The acutuall battle is believed to be happend at Kalkriese 100 km away from Detmold on the north end of teutoburg forrest. They found a famous centurio mask there I have seen it in person. Sometimes I pitty americans for only having a few centuries of history instead of millenia like in the old world.
It cannot be stated enough that basically all of Mexico allied itself with the Spanish to get rid of the Aztecs. Spain would have never been able to take control of the area if the Aztec had not been such ruthless and bloodthirsty rulers of the area for so many decades beforehand.
Me encanta el concepto de usar age of empires 2 como simulador. Me encantan también los videos que hiciste con el rome ad bellum mod (Rome at war). Habrán videos con el dlc de return of rome en el futuro? La edad antigua es una de mis favoritas.
¡Por supuesto! Estoy deseando probar el nuevo DLC, aunque será complicado que mejore el mod Rome at War. Yo también soy un apasionado de la edad antigua e iré intercalando videos de esa época y de la Edad Media. Muchas gracias Carlos.
This is amazing as always, could you someday do an episode explaining how the Spanish took over Mesoamerica since Cortez arrived in the continent up to the aftermath of the fall of Tenochtitlan?
dude, this video is great, this idea is great, and this helps me and I think to other people aswell ALOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jesus how glad Iam that I found your channel.
Grandisimo trabajo!!!! Hernán Cortés deberia ser estudiado al nivel de Julio Cesar, Napoleon o Alejandro Magno. Hay que reconocer el genio militar que era. Saludos desde Chiapas. Orgulloso de ser mexicano descendiente de españoles. Deus Vult
@@historyforgamers I think you succeeded on this very well, I also like your choice of units to represent both armies, i.e. the Condottiero for Spanish Rodeleros, Coustilliers for Spanish cavalry, and mixing in Slingers for the Aztec army. Thanks for creating this!
I always thought aztecs resisted and put up a fight. Now that I watch this vid, it turns out the Spanish out played them and were far superior not only in technology, but also in strategy. The Spanish were always one step ahead.
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Nice video! Now that we have the return of rome expansion, could you do the Frigidus river battle?
"Broken spears lie in the roads; we have torn our hair in our grief. The houses are roofless now, and their walls are red with blood..." So says Cuauhtemoc, Emperor of Tenochtitlan.
Hiciste un excelente trabajo, otros factores decisivos en la derrota mexica fueron las enfermedades y las traiciones españolas al momento de negociar. Greetings from Mexico
¡ GENIAL AMIGO LO HAS HECHO! NO sé si Vos sois hispanohablante de nacimiento o lo habéis aprendido muy bien pero ¡ GRACIAS POR HABERLO HECHO ESTA REPRODUCCIÓN GRÁFICA CON AOE2!
They were dumbfounded by Tenochtitlan. Literally. They saw it as a masterpiece. That didn't prevent them from destroying it... It's something I will never understand.
Yes, it took me quite a while to make the video. The voice is generated from text, my English is not good enough to do it myself... Thank you very much Uniique!
Es interesante ver como se muestra que los pueblos indigenas apoyaron ak imperio español en contra de los mexicas , estos pueblos se mantienen hasta dia de hoy y sus personas se nombraron como nombleza en esa epoca .
Have you found that Age of Empires is the best for creating these historical scenarios? It’s been a while but I vaguely remember that Rise of Nations had some pretty sweet scenario making tools and their faction unique units could spice up the visuals. Not sure how difficult it would be to control armies compared to AoE though.
Yes, Rise of Nations has a good editor but I think the one for AoE2 is much more complete and easy to use. In addition, AoE2 continues to receive new content with the Dlcs and that means that it can have new units, buildings, etc., with which to make scenarios.
Your skipping the part where Cortez was out dealing with a Spanish attack against him cause he left for Mexico on his own with out permission and one of his subordinates pissed off the Aztecs they were not longer looking to take captives
Yes, it is true that I have not represented that part, but I had to choose and synthesize as much as possible because otherwise the video would have lasted twice as long.
@@historyforgamers Can you make "The Battle of Actium" next? I'm a big BIG Greek and Roman fan for years now, and this new DLC is like a strike to the heart!
@@historyforgamers the Third Battle of tiocajad, was a battle between the incas force of Rumiñahui against Sebastian de Benalcazar and finish with the defear of the incas when a near volcan make an eruption (sorry for my english, my mother languaje is the spanish)
@@historyforgamers and the battle of yahuarcocha was a battle between the incas against the caranquis, the incas kill all the caranquis and, the leyends said for that, a near lake turns red (yahuar = blood, cocha = lake)
No te preocupes, yo soy de España 😉. Si, sobre todo la batalla de Tiocajas me ha parecido muy interesante por diferentes eventos que tuvieron lugar en ella. Gracias por la información!
Imo it'd be better if you voiced these yourself instead of using a bot, since it does weird stuff like pronouncing Cuauhtémoc differently half the time
No anon, in reality there was not much difference in the number of troops. In any case, in my scenario there are about 1,500 on the Hernán Cortés side and 2,000 on the Cuathémoc side.
Not really, Hernán Cortez's army united with another cultures made his army big. And the population of Tenochtitlan was dramaticlly drop because desease, "la viruela". A lot of aztec people died sick.
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If there is any battle, historical or fictitious, that you want to see recreated in Age of Empires, let me know in the comments.
Hopefully T90 and SOTL sees these and gives you a shout out.
You should like everyone's comments for the first bit. Really helps the Algo.
Hello bro sorry for the late reply I had to study now iam free I just saw your video. Its great you know when you started it I was so impressed by your work now I don't know what to say but I would love to play this bro. Again there is always room for more improvement you know it better then. Love you bro and can you do a live stream when you play rome dlc in age of empires 2 definitive edition. I saw you have many buildings which I don't know you where exactly did you get them I want them too
Whoa You made what I so in the video documentary and its hard due many thing to put in the map.
I usually do it out of gratitude, but thanks for the info.
Incredible. One of the biggest events in history is the fall of the great lake city Tenochitlan.
What a masterpiece. Can you imagine how cool playing out this battle would have been as part of the Aztec Campaign?!
As always, you do a great job of conveying the nuance and ebb & flow of these incredible historical events.
Thank you very much Robby! The Aztec campaign scenario was not bad for the time Conquerors was published, but with the following versions and dlcs they have been adding things that greatly enrich the creation of scenarios.
@@historyforgamers any chance we can play on this map?
@@lorddervish212quinterosara6 I would have to make a lot of changes starting with the triggers and also removing units. Keep in mind that I make formations in-game, not in the editor. One option would be to leave the map without units or triggers and put a couple of villagers, a town center and a bunch of resources for each side, just like Deathmatch mode.
@@historyforgamers I was thinking something like the latter, just release the map without units and let people do whatever they want with it
The game changes the history, for example, in the campaign, the aztec end beating Hernán Cortez. The last mision is abaut the moment represented in this video, but of course we dont loose and Tenochtitlan prevails.
I waited years for someone to create this type of content. AOE is not 100% accurate, but for me it was the entry to a fascination with history.
AOE always had the tools to create something like this, it just needed someone with passion to do it, all for the love to learn history.
Easiest suscribe ever! Keep the incredible work and thank you so much for this.
I greatly appreciate the comment, it makes me happy to see how the work and affection that I try to show in the videos is valued. The same thing happens to me, the Age of Empires saga was an opportunity to "play history" that I love and I greatly enjoyed the campaigns and historical battles. This is something I should have started doing years ago but hey, it's never too late.
Thank you very much VaXn and I hope you continue to enjoy my videos.
This one was awesome and very comprehensive! Definitely a way cooler map and battles than the one’s in the campaign
Thank you very much Godzirra 😉.
I love what you did here, this is very well done. The narrator struggles with the Nahuatl names but that's not really surprising as it's a text-to-speech, 11
I can see you've actually read the primary sources and even included some of the traps the defenders used.
The fall of Tenochtitlan (which actually occured after the dismantling of the Aztec Empire) teaches us a valuable lesson: cannons and horses are scary, but decentralization is scarier. The governing system of Tenochtitlan was too hands-off... too unstable.
Thanks for your comment Ahmicqui and for appreciating the work behind the video.
Por fin alguien hace una recreacion de esta batalla como corresponde, te quedo genial amigo :)
Te lo agradezco, me alegra saber que te ha gustado el vídeo.
As a Latino and a history geek I loved to watch this.
Very sad too lmao. Keep them coming man, amazing.
Thanks you very much Nemisan.
Very sad indeed...heartbreaking.
As a kid, for the longest time I had an old demo of the Conqueror's Expansion, and all I could play was the Aztecs... fell in love with the civ in the process, and for a large part of my childhood believed that the Aztecs survived like depicted in the original campaign.
@@dhruvsharma6826 well, they did survived. So we don't have to be that sad, but I totally get you man, I usted ti play them too and be full of hope.
The fuck is wrong with you? "Very sad"?
Even the other natives hated their guts and allied with literal aliens against them.
@@dhruvsharma6826 The Aztec people didn't deserve everything happened to them; but it's important to remember their civilization was *extremely* violent and cruel to their neighbours. An unfathomable number of innocents were murdered by the Aztecs in their Flower Wars and mass-sacrificing. The empire itself absolutely deserved to fall.
Dude. This one was just as epic as I was expecting. These are so good!
Thank you!
The fall of Alexandria will be very wonderful
Which of the sieges are you referring to? I ask because there have been several over the past 2,000 years.
@@historyforgamers Cesar's capture of Alexandria
I had not seen your answer, I wrote it down. Thank you!
It was amazing to see how you were able to recreate this in Aoe 2! I see a lot of research behind it, you definitely do some a good content of history (in a great game). Greetings from Peru
Thank you very much Damián, for your comment and for appreciating the work behind the video.
In my opinion, Tenochtitlan's fall was more glorious than the fall of Granada. The Aztecs fought to the very last, and defended the great city with all their strength.
Cortez wanted the city to be the crown jewel of the spanish monarchy's new empire. The Aztecs denied him that privilege and in the long term this battle was a pyrrhic victory for Cortez as he would be betrayed, disowned by the king and die a bitter poor man.
@@coryfice1881 poor Hernan Cortez, fighting for ultimately nothing 🥲
@@rashedrashachowdhury4321 'poor' Cortez... Destroying the new world, enslaving the natives, stealing all the natural resources etc.. but its poor Cortez am i right?
@@rashedrashachowdhury4321 Remember that it is better to avoid bloodshed.
@@rashedrashachowdhury4321 Nah he got what he deserved. Cortez was a cruel arrogant man who learned the hard way his monarchy would toss him like nothing no matter what he did.
While the story of the fall of Tenochtitlan might seem a tragic one, we must always remember the reason it fell was that nearly all the tribes around it banded together to bring it down, which is telling of the cruelty they were being subjected to, even if they didn't know they were making a pact with the devil by allying themselves with the spanish.
The city states "banded together" to bring it down not because of cruelty, it was just politics and opportunism
@@ahmicqui9396 I'm sure the constant capturing of villagers and young daughters to be sacrificed in garland shows and sun rites had absolutely nothing to do with any of the events.
@@Kawabongahlive tbh, it is probably not exclusive to the mexica (as far as I am concerned), the fact is that the way the aztec empire was structured had too many liabilities that the spanish were able to take advantage of. The aztec conquest was through subjugation and not assimilation which led to this grief accumulated with the other city-states
@@Kawabongahlive lmao, they never captured villagers or "young daughters"
Slave raids were literally illegal and sacrifices were either volunteers or captured elite soldiers.
"Garland shows" you mean flower wars, the ritualized mock wars? Where both sides had to consent beforehand?
The things you speak about are for some reason present in pop culture, but not even spanish colonial sources speak of anything like that.
The worst thing the Aztecs did was the Tlacaelel's book burnings.
@@ax0r People think Mexica somehow imposed ritual sacrifices over other states, but it was literally the other way around.
They migrated to the valley of Mexico and adopted all local customs, including sacrifices and 'flower wars'.
Reading about this makes it impressive that you've actually used details of the conquest into aoII, awsome man, great work!
Thank you very much Younes, I'm glad you liked the video.
I couldn't not look forward to this video! Great work as usually
Thank you very much Hugo.
This is amazing, AOE2 was how i got invested in history while growing up, and seeing this level of production and quality makes me so happy, keep up the great work!
AoE2 is a great way to teach people history. It's a lot of fun, visually almost perfect (for me) and the campaigns are many and varied.
Thank you for your comment and I hope you continue to enjoy my videos.
This is amazing! And beautifully plotted out. You put a lot of thought into the narrative of the history, and in "stroy-boarding" it using the AoE2 game. As a fan of both history and AoE, I love it!
I am grateful for the comment and that you appreciate the work behind the video. Thank you so much Paul!
CZcams has given me no informationabout this video on release but now it was suggested. So great video! :D
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much!
Una figura histórica que tuvo Cortez de aliada y no se menciona aquí pero su participación fue decisiva en la caída de Tenochtitlán fue “La Malinche”,
Si, tienes razón en que fue importante, pero intento hacer los vídeos lo más sencillos posibles, sin demasiados nombres y me centré en los de los soldados.
Wow, just wow! Well done :) these are great and I will be recommending your channel to my AOE2 Discord servers :) Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much for your comment and for sharing the video.
Thank you for these videos! Always entertaining and really well made.
Thanks for watching Arzka3!
These videos are so cool. It is hard to find sources that are so detailed.
Thank you very much Seth, I'm glad you liked it.
Poor Cuauhtémoc, one ruler I feel as bad as Cleopatra the Seventh. One ruler that could make a curved difference in their people, but came into power too little too late.
If they would have make it into real big power, those two would have made a real disaster!
@@DecoyUnit120 with what was going on; it was as real as it was going to be.
Lo dudo,ilitarmente los aztecas no resistirían contra un ejército imperial
Recordemos que América la conquistaron espediciones
@@tercomada No me refiero a eso, digo que Cleopatra y Cuauhtémoc hubiesen destuídos sus Imperios si hubieran ascendido... El Romano, porque ellos no hubiesen aceptado a una Emperatriz, hasta mucho después, y el Imperio Azteca hubiese implosionado al ser su último líder tan agresivo; es mi parecer.
@@tercomada los españoles jamas enviarian ejercitos enteros a traves del atlantico sin tener ningun lugar en el que parar. tendrian que llevar a cabo una invasion comparable a las de normandia lo cual seria una pesadilla logistica para los ejercitos de aquel tiempo. si las expediciones de cortez fallaban, el reino de españa no tendria ejemplo que seguir para expandirse en america, y se limitaria a formar rutas de intercambio con los nativos (lo cual fue la razon original por la cual dichas expediciones ocurrieron en primer lugar).
Omg I love this concept of videos!
Thanks, Mike!
This is probably one of the most interessting and badass moments in history and its very well redone by you.
Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you like the video.
@@historyforgamers I watch your Teutoburg Video RN. I litteraly live 20 km from the Hermannsdenkmal (Arminius Monument) away. Greetings.
It must be worth seeing the monument and imagining what happened, in the place where it actually happened. It is not usual to be able to remember a battle in the place where it occurred.
@@historyforgamers Ah you are from spain so Hernan Cortez is probably as personal to you as Arminius is to me as a german. The acutuall battle is believed to be happend at Kalkriese 100 km away from Detmold on the north end of teutoburg forrest. They found a famous centurio mask there I have seen it in person. Sometimes I pitty americans for only having a few centuries of history instead of millenia like in the old world.
The saddest moment in history. Imagine what Tenochitlan would look like today if it was kept intact!
Well done mister, this is a great job you're doing!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it 😉.
It cannot be stated enough that basically all of Mexico allied itself with the Spanish to get rid of the Aztecs. Spain would have never been able to take control of the area if the Aztec had not been such ruthless and bloodthirsty rulers of the area for so many decades beforehand.
I just found this thanks to CZcams's strange algorithms. I admire you using a video game to convey history! Thank you!🎉
Thank you very much for watching and for your comment.
Me encanta el concepto de usar age of empires 2 como simulador. Me encantan también los videos que hiciste con el rome ad bellum mod (Rome at war). Habrán videos con el dlc de return of rome en el futuro? La edad antigua es una de mis favoritas.
¡Por supuesto! Estoy deseando probar el nuevo DLC, aunque será complicado que mejore el mod Rome at War. Yo también soy un apasionado de la edad antigua e iré intercalando videos de esa época y de la Edad Media. Muchas gracias Carlos.
@@historyforgamers excelente amigo, me suscribo a tu canal espero que sigas publicando muchos videos.
@@carlosvela2139 Muchas gracias!
Amazing work! Seriously thank you for making these videos, it shows how much effort you put in these.
Thanks a lot, David!
Absoluty the best aoe 2 battel Video WHO i see
Oh yeah that siege was a major W for civilization.
This is amazing as always, could you someday do an episode explaining how the Spanish took over Mesoamerica since Cortez arrived in the continent up to the aftermath of the fall of Tenochtitlan?
Sounds like a good idea for a video. Thanks for the idea!
Very well done! And that map looks terrific!
Thank you very much Jonathan!
El primer "No puedes sin tu novio" de la historia
Nice work!
Thanks!
dude, this video is great, this idea is great, and this helps me and I think to other people aswell ALOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jesus how glad Iam that I found your channel.
I'm glad you liked the video so much, Looter. Comments like yours motivate me to keep doing this. Thank you so much!
I enjoy watching these battles
Thanks GarkKahn.
buen video!!
bravo!
Muchas gracias José.
your map is such a masterpiece
Thank you!
Excelente! *chef's kiss*
Very good!
Increible video 😉
Muchas gracias!
Grandisimo trabajo!!!! Hernán Cortés deberia ser estudiado al nivel de Julio Cesar, Napoleon o Alejandro Magno. Hay que reconocer el genio militar que era. Saludos desde Chiapas. Orgulloso de ser mexicano descendiente de españoles. Deus Vult
Muchas gracias por tu comentario, me alegro de que te haya gustado el vídeo.
Very well made, it is obvious that you did a lot of research on this battle. :)
Yes you're right. I try to be as precise and neutral as possible and keep the video entertaining. Thank you very much for appreciating it!
@@historyforgamers I think you succeeded on this very well, I also like your choice of units to represent both armies, i.e. the Condottiero for Spanish Rodeleros, Coustilliers for Spanish cavalry, and mixing in Slingers for the Aztec army. Thanks for creating this!
Thank you for paying attention to the details. I'm glad you like the video.
This is insane top notch content.
Thank you Maximiliano!
I always thought aztecs resisted and put up a fight. Now that I watch this vid, it turns out the Spanish out played them and were far superior not only in technology, but also in strategy. The Spanish were always one step ahead.
Nice video! Now that we have the return of rome expansion, could you do the Frigidus river battle?
Yes, the battle of the Frigidus river I have signed up to do. Thanks for the commnet and suggestion.
"Broken spears lie in the roads;
we have torn our hair in our grief.
The houses are roofless now,
and their walls are red with blood..." So says Cuauhtemoc, Emperor of Tenochtitlan.
Super vidéo !
Hiciste un excelente trabajo, otros factores decisivos en la derrota mexica fueron las enfermedades y las traiciones españolas al momento de negociar. Greetings from Mexico
Muchas gracias Erick. Me alegra ver que, siendo de México, te ha parecido correcta la narración de los hechos. Un saludo!
Ya menciona a las enfermedades al final del vídeo
Las enfermedades es algo común en un asedio, la cuestión es saber tratar la epidemia
Such a sad state of events.
Beautiful!
Excelent job, mate!
Thanks Wayner!
¡ GENIAL AMIGO LO HAS HECHO!
NO sé si Vos sois hispanohablante de nacimiento o lo habéis aprendido muy bien pero
¡ GRACIAS POR HABERLO HECHO ESTA REPRODUCCIÓN GRÁFICA CON AOE2!
Muchas gracias Paulus! Soy de España 😉.
What is that sick ass cannon galleon?
this city musst have been so impressive back than
i wounder how if compared to anything the spanish knew back than
The first time they saw the city they were sure to be really impressed.
They were dumbfounded by Tenochtitlan. Literally. They saw it as a masterpiece.
That didn't prevent them from destroying it... It's something I will never understand.
@@Specoups les parecía una gran ciudad pero no su cultura, imagina ir a un sitio donde tienen cuerpos humanos y cráneos en las paredes
The montezuma here is actually Montezuma II. THe civ 6 character you used is Montezuma I, his grandfather Lol
The civ portraits are very inaccurate anyway
Thanks for your comment Ahmicqui and for appreciating the work behind the video.
Que quede constancia de que al principio habían sido supremamente bien recibidos pero aún así hicieron todo eso...
Good video.
Thanks Bryan!
@@historyforgamers Thank you for bringing quality content.
@@bvillafuerte765 Thank you for your comment 😉.
great effort into the video production! looks amazing, must have taken days to get all the scenes right, cheers for the hard work man
Yes, it took me quite a while to make the video. The voice is generated from text, my English is not good enough to do it myself... Thank you very much Uniique!
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Love your videos.
Here take a comment ❤
I'm glad you like my videos. Thanks for your comment 😉.
Es interesante ver como se muestra que los pueblos indigenas apoyaron ak imperio español en contra de los mexicas , estos pueblos se mantienen hasta dia de hoy y sus personas se nombraron como nombleza en esa epoca .
OMG, this is such a masterpiece!
Thanks Flipper! 😀
Spanish have their Elite Canon Galleons and fully upgraded Galleons, the Aztec's can only field War Galleys, their toast unfortunately.
This is so well made btw how did you make the war galleys shoot cannon balls?
Thank you Boh3mond. With the "Canonballs" mod the ships fire bullets instead of bolts.
Have you found that Age of Empires is the best for creating these historical scenarios? It’s been a while but I vaguely remember that Rise of Nations had some pretty sweet scenario making tools and their faction unique units could spice up the visuals. Not sure how difficult it would be to control armies compared to AoE though.
Yes, Rise of Nations has a good editor but I think the one for AoE2 is much more complete and easy to use. In addition, AoE2 continues to receive new content with the Dlcs and that means that it can have new units, buildings, etc., with which to make scenarios.
Your skipping the part where Cortez was out dealing with a Spanish attack against him cause he left for Mexico on his own with out permission and one of his subordinates pissed off the Aztecs they were not longer looking to take captives
Yes, it is true that I have not represented that part, but I had to choose and synthesize as much as possible because otherwise the video would have lasted twice as long.
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New spain wasn't a colony, it was a viceroyalty
Masterpiece 👏
Thanks Franco!
@@historyforgamers Can you make "The Battle of Actium" next? I'm a big BIG Greek and Roman fan for years now, and this new DLC is like a strike to the heart!
Actium, the great naval battle between Marco Antonio and Octavio!. I love ancient sea battles and I plan to do them in my videos. Thank you so much!
@@historyforgamers Also you can add the side-quest battles with Cleopatra against Octavian and his most trusted General Agripa by land :)
Can you do, the battle of Tiocajas or The Battle or Yahuarcocha?
They are the first battles of the Inca empire proposed in the comments. I have added them to my list of battles to do. Thank you!
@@historyforgamers the Third Battle of tiocajad, was a battle between the incas force of Rumiñahui against Sebastian de Benalcazar and finish with the defear of the incas when a near volcan make an eruption (sorry for my english, my mother languaje is the spanish)
@@historyforgamers and the battle of yahuarcocha was a battle between the incas against the caranquis, the incas kill all the caranquis and, the leyends said for that, a near lake turns red (yahuar = blood, cocha = lake)
No te preocupes, yo soy de España 😉. Si, sobre todo la batalla de Tiocajas me ha parecido muy interesante por diferentes eventos que tuvieron lugar en ella. Gracias por la información!
need the canal in spanish. Good videos
As I think, next year CZcams will begin to allow adding several audio tracks to the videos, if so I can put the voice in Spanish. Thank you!
My country always was so strong, thats why the villagers are as strong in AGE OF EMPIRES 2
This map is too good for a history narration. Why nobody makes it as a playable map for skirmish?
I plan to share it, without units or triggers.
Age of empires 3 is also a good option
Yes, especially to do battles from the 16th century onwards. I have to take a good look at it because I have used it very little.
Strange many of the campaigns are usually from the losing perspective
I have tried to make it from a neutral perspective.
Damn those Spanish were evil
😂
What were the spanish there for, world peace? were their apprehensions of WMD's in americas in 1500?
No me duele, me quemaaaaaaaa!:(
Is there any of these you could or would do in aoe4?
I would have to investigate the editor and if the games can be recorded and then played back, like in AeE 2. Does anyone know if this is the case?
Мне очень грустно. Это геноцид. Убили коренное население двух материков.... Со своей богатой культурой
Is it a corpse mod;
Yes, it's "Visible Corpses" mod.
What about Otumba?
Otompan was after la noche triste
Yes, Otumba happened just after the Sad Night. I have it on the list of battles to do.
Based Spain, Tatoh would be proud.
Tatoh is the best!
Could i get this map?
Yes, I plan to upload several of the scenarios when the channel reaches 10K subscribers.
can you give me this screnario map, please? :D
Imo it'd be better if you voiced these yourself instead of using a bot, since it does weird stuff like pronouncing Cuauhtémoc differently half the time
Thanks for the suggestion, but my English is pretty bad and it wouldn't look very good...
Is Cortez considered a hero in Spanish or Mexican history?
In Spain he is an important historical figure, I wouldn't say a hero.
He's considered a unisex bathroom in Mexico.
This is awesome not biggest fan of ai voice tho
Thanks kirby!
this is quite unprecise, spanish seems to outnumber the aztecs, but in reality, it was the opposite. By A LOT.
No anon, in reality there was not much difference in the number of troops. In any case, in my scenario there are about 1,500 on the Hernán Cortés side and 2,000 on the Cuathémoc side.
Not really, Hernán Cortez's army united with another cultures made his army big. And the population of Tenochtitlan was dramaticlly drop because desease, "la viruela". A lot of aztec people died sick.
this is why you sub to him i love his channel but he never replys for gives tutorials
Thank you very much but what do you mean about not responding? 😯
@@historyforgamers when i reply its to late and no one replys i am happy you replyed
@@majesticgamerchad9278 I always try to reply, if I don't it's because I missed the comment. Thank you Majestic!
@@historyforgamers no hate bruh sorry if my english was wrong love your channel its a W
@@majesticgamerchad9278 Thanks man!