Britannic Sinking Ship Simulator! - Britannic Gameplay
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- Britannic Sinking Ship Simulator! - Britannic Gameplay
Welcome aboard the HMHS Britannic, the sister ship to the RMS Titanic. Experience first-hand how the biggest ship in the world met its demise in 1916. Do you have what it takes to survive?
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Fun fact her sister ship RMS Olympic heard the distress call of both the HMHS (Her Majesty's Hospital Ship) Brittanic and the RMS Titanic. Another fact Brittanic's first name was the RMS Gigantic but was changed soon after the Titanic tragedy.It's believed by many that its bad luck to change the name of a ship, and that by changing her name to Brittanic it cursed the ship, forever sealing her fate to a life under the ocean.
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@@asriel1587 that's what a Masters Degree in History gets you...no job just knowledge
You left out that she's titanics younger sister.
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Actually, the Gigantic-Britannic thing is an urban myth. She was always going to be Britannic, it was just a Meme among the workers of H&W that White Star liners were to be named Gigantic.
Britannic had a lot of bad luck. They hit the mine in the middle of a shift change of the firemen, so many watertight doors were open during the collision. The force of the explosion warped the hull and the doors couldn't close anymore...also, they didn't deploy all lifeboats since the ship didn't have that many people on board when it sank.
leDespicable when you said mine I was wondering why is there a mine right next to a beach and why didn’t they stop before hitting land
Oh
@@harryiscool8219 they were trying to run the ship aground.
leDespicable it wasn't a mine it was a sub that shot a missle atleast they did in the movie clip
@@omegariftyfish7414 That was in the movie. And that movie was far from historically accurate.
_Britannic_ 101 (for dummies :P)
HMHS _Britannic_ was the sister ship to the infamous RMS _Titanic_ , and the final ship built of the Olympic-class ocean liners. As the third and final ship of the trio, _Britannic_ was to be the ultimate ship of the class, the accumulation of everything learnt from her sisters. In much the same way that _Titanic_ 's design was changed after Thomas Andrews, the designer, sailed on _Olympic_ , many features of _Britannic_ were changed after _Titanic_ sank. Unfortunately, as Thomas Andrews was lost in the sinking, we'll never know his insights as to what should have been changed, but Harland and Wolff had a design for her much different than either of her sisters. These plans never came to be, however, due to the fact that, in 1914, the Royal Navy commandeered the still-incomplete _Britannic_ as a hospital vessel in exchange for paying for the ship's completion. White Star Line accepted, of course, the sinking of _Titanic_ hit them hard financially and the Navy's offer seemed to be their saviour. The ship was, of course, to be returned to her usual passenger service after the war. When launched (exactly as her sisters), _Britannic_ was the largest ship in the world. Also like her sisters, she didn't hold that title for long. Though _Britannic_ was designed as a transatlantic ocean liner, her first route would be in the far more temperate Aegean sea. Unfortunately, this meant that all those features which made for an immensely comfortable trip across the frigid Atlantic also made her extraordinarily hot and humid in the warmer Mediterranean climate. On 21 November, 1916, _Britannic_ met her demise. As she sailed along her standard route, she suddenly rocked violently. She'd hit a mine. The mine tore a hole in two of _Britannic's_ watertight compartments, and shook her so vehemently that several other doors were jammed. The ship sank in just 56 minutes, taking thirty people with her of the 1,136 aboard. Everyone had gotten off in a lifeboat. Unfortunately, though, a number of lifeboats were lowered before the order was given, and were splintered by the desperately spinning propellers as they rose out of the ocean. _Britannic's_ escort, HMS _Snowdrop_ , rescued the survivors soon after. To this day, _Britannic_ remains the largest passenger shipwreck in the world.
Cleptrophese The Human Bean wow that’s a lot of information
One of the top comments is made Tyler Trago. I left a comment on his comment and it is similar to this comment of yours but mine was about the German World War 2 battleship Bismarck.
Yeah to bad she was the same as Titanic in size and design. So yeah she shares the honor of the largest shipwreck with Titanic. Get your facts straight. The third sister Olympic actually survived to be scrapped. The most interesting story of all three was the woman that was on all the of the sisters. She was a baby on Titanic, a nurse on Britanic, and she was some sort of employee on Olympic. I forgot her name, but I still think she was completely out of her mind.
Correction:Largest ship when Britannic was launched was the HAPAG's S.S. Vaterland
@@aviationlover3613 you are correct. I forgot about that.
You need to check out the Britannic experience the guys from Titanic: Honor & Glory will release. The model is waaay more detaile and waay more historically accurate, it will have interiors both as her hospital configuration and her planned ocean liner interiors (which is the first time ever recreated) The sinknig will be real time and the land is going to be actually accurate instead of that volcano thing island this game has.
*video starts*
Me: "Dog gamnit!"
"The ships already sinking!"
FUN FACT : THE BRITANNIC WAS A TITANIC SISTER SHIP!
@@ghostkitten5454
Uhm alot of people said that already...
But thanks for the info anyways!
The thirty people who died in the sinking died by being suked in the propellers
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Thanks for the new fact!
Even though it sounds horrible...
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Fun fact: She was longer than the water was deep. Her bow hit bottom before her stern slipped beneath the waves.
Fun fact: All people made it to the lifeboats, the 30 deaths came from prematurely launched lifeboats going into the propeller. 1035 of the 1065 survived.
Oh nice only 30 deaths
@@dcsa4273 well... I'm not sure if that's the exact phrasing I would have used.. There's never anything "nice" about death in this situation. People still lost lives. But it's fortunate that it wasn't worse, which it could easily have been.
In fact, if not for those boats that did get destroyed in the propellers, there's every chance the captain wouldn't have stopped the ship and ordered any boats ready to be lowered.. He was determined to try and beach the ship on the Island of Kea. After a few minutes of lowering boats, the captain decided to halt evacuations to resume toward the island. However, the island was too far away, and off to the starboard side. For reasons unknown, the steering gear had jammed in the explosion, and so they were running on the port-side propeller only to try and turn the ship. It wasn't until the Britannic's forecastle was submerged that the captain ordered the engines stopped, and gave the abandon ship order. It was only then that the engineers and stokers in non-flooded compartments were allowed to leave their posts and make their way topside. Honestly, it was a miracle that nobody got trapped. Within the ship, given that the abandon ship order was given less than 3 minutes before the Britannic had completely sunk.
Well compare that to titanic's 1513 deaths
@@dcsa4273 I'm not denying that it was indeed fortunate that there were so few fatalities... But what I'm saying is that death in any circumstance is still something to be mourned and respected. What would have been nice is if those people hadn't died at all. However, as it stands, they still died. And it's still a loss of life.
To put it another way, if 30 people were killed when Sully landed on the Hudson River, would it still have been "Nice" that only 30 people were killed, out of the 155 on board? Or, what if a highway pileup resulted in 30 deaths. That would be considered a tragedy.
All I'm saying, is be mindful of your words. You can express your relief that it wasn't worse, by saying, as I have, that it was fortunate that more weren't killed, but 30 people is 30 people. People who had lives, families, hopes and dreams. There's nothing nice about 30 people dying.
"It would be even more crazy if one of these games did te interior of the ship too." That's exactly what Titanic, Honor and Glory is doing. Or... attempting to do. A fully explorable interior of the Titanic, which sinks in real-time.
They're making progress.
I really want to see that one part of the first class saloon just beyond the grand stair case. That part beyond the doors and arched windows. I've never seen that part of the ship in any game involving the RMS Titanic. Not even in Titanic VR even though my rover could totally fit through those windows.
@@clinton8421 If you go to the Titanic: Honor and Glory website, you can download the demo they have available. I believe that's one of the completed and explorable areas of the ship.
That would be a long two hours
Here’s an idea: play the game roblox Britannic to experience the Britannic sinking with some interior.
I will wait until Honor and Glory makes the own p.s. The Britannic was planned to be an ocean liner
Correct. The reason it never saw service as an Ocean Liner, is because prior to the construction of the Olympic Class ships (Olympic, Titanic and Britannic.) the White Star Line was undergoing financial hardship, and so asked the British government for a bail out so they could take the title of largest ships from the Cunard Line with Lusitania and Mauritania.
The British government agreed on the proviso that the ships they funded could be requesitioned for military use in wartime, to which the WSL agreed.
Both the Britannic and Olympic served in World War 1, but due to the fact that the Britannic was still under construction when war broke out, she was to have the partially completed luxurious interiors stripped out to convert her into a hospital ship. Meanwhile, the Olympic was requesitioned as a troop transport ship. Transporting US soldiers and munitions to the European front.
Downunda Thunda did Olympic undergo a refitting as well or were cabins handed out in order of rank? (eg. 3rd class Pvt - Sgt.Maj, 1st class Brig+).
@@puddycat2325 Being a troop transport ship, the Olympic would have needed minimal modifications. As for how cabins were handed out, I honestly don't know. Probably they just put people wherever they fit, as I'm fairly certain, the Olympic carried more soldiers than she ever could regular passengers in civilian service.
However, I would assume that higher ranking officers would have been assigned the better cabins.
@@DownundaThunda That is completely wrong they didnt ask the British goverment for bail and that isnt the reason Britannic and Olympicgot requisitioned for war never saw service as an ocean liner. All Cunard ships also were converted to troop transports and hopsitals as well as well as other companies. She never got to be an ocean liner because Titanic's disaster made it so Britannic got a complete redesign that pushed her launch date further. She was going to be completed but WWI happened and Britannic was requisitioned as a hospital ship along side many other ships. She was then given back to WS line and she was almost being finished again for passenger transportation but then she got called back into service.
No
Whole ship lists and water flings into the air, “did we take any damage?”
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You should try to see how long you can keep a ship from sinking to the meg in stormworks
16:23 that one front boat though lol 😂
for those that did not notice look at the forward gantry davit ( the big davit )
I don't see whats funny, and I am looking at the davit.
Love that your a fellow shipster!!!!!
I love u comodo when you loaded it already happened😂😂
That end/time lapse was majestic. I have no words
I have never been so early on one of your videos! This is great! I love your vids and I’m a subscriber!
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@@rileydc579 I have a piano teacher named Hope.
12:34 Camodo, the 2nd one is already completely hidden by water. You are looking at the 3rd funnel and 4th funnel.
@@jazellmarsters5416 actually, it was meant to get the smoke, steam, exhaust, and heat out of the boiler room. Just like all the other funnels on the ship. Engineers didn't just wasn't thousands of dollars on a fake funnel. Every thing on a ship back then had a very important purpose go it and so did the funnels of a massive steam ship.
@@jazellmarsters5416 it did exactly what all of the others did.
@@brianrobbins1961 actually, no. It didn't. Funnel #4 on the Olympic class was a dummy funnel. The only reason it was there at all was because the Olympic class was built after the two Cunard ships, Lusitania and Mauritania. Both of which had 4 funnels. They didn't want to be seen as less than the Cunarders, so they added the 4th funnel.
Now, while it was a dummy funnel, and originally had no use, they did utilise it for ventilation to the Engine Room, and in an emergency, it could be used as an evacuation route from the engine room, as it was while the Britannic sank. Nearly a dozen engineers climbed up the inside of funnel #4, and jumped into the water below as the ship rolled and was sinking under them.
@@DownundaThunda I just said that they used it for ventilation.
@@DownundaThunda that's what funnels were used for on all steam ships like Britannic, Titanic, Olympic, ETC.
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Fun fact: The ships that saved the survivors are both Royal Navy Ships. (HMS Scourge and HMS Heroic.)
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First part is a history lesson that’s nice cause I had no idea about the boat.
Corrupt Shark don't be tricked it wasn't like a MINE, it was a frickn torpedo!
@@PierceMBunge there were no U-boats anywhere in the area. Furthermore, no U-boat would intentionally fire upon a hospital ship. The torpedo myth was created by the movie, which was full of artistic license.
Cool more facts.
Pierce M. Bunge but it was a mine
Ship not boat
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@@TE_x-uj3em that's kinda rude-
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6:45 we all float down here
Britannic be like
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loved the time laps :)
They also made a Titanic simulator!
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Fun fact: the only people that died during the sinking (except the caltain) actually died because of some of the workers launching the lifeboats to early. The captains ordered them not to be released until after the propellers had stopped, but some of the workers got anxious and didn't follow his words. Thanks to this, 30 people were split up into tiny pieces by the right side proppeler.
Quite a f e w died without getting chopped by the propellors.
Left*
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This ship was one of the three ships of the line of the titanic. So this is one of the other sister ships for the titanic.
The 3 ships were Lusitania brittanic titanic
@@alvinmagno7883 olympic titanic and britannic, NOT lusitania brittanic and titanic.
@@alvinmagno7883 the Lusitania was a ship build by Cunard. Cunard still works today. One of their ships is the Queen Mary 2
it's accultuly Olympic line The Olympic line
Literally everyone knows that
The 30 people that died; that was due to the propellers, still spinning, cutting up people in the lifeboats.
29 in the propellers and one during the actual detonation of the mine.
@@QWERTY-of8qh thank you.
Yup a coal worker was killed by the mine explosion and that was one of the 30 deaths
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When the ship hit the mine as you know the explosion warped the ships frame what's the frame was bent it made the what's the frame was bent it changed the tension in the ship's mast cables which ran from the forward Mast to the after mast causing the cables to snap and once that happened it also took out the Marconi Wireless cables that helped the ship send out and receive messages now mind you even though the wireless cables were down the ship could still could still send out a message for help they just were not able to hear or receive any messages from Rescue ships
Luc Lambert funniest thing I have heard all day lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Fun fact: The Britannic was supposed to look exactly like Titanic. After Titanic's sinking which only had 20 lifeboats,all cruise ships had to have enough lifeboats for all passengers and crew.
Also fun fact: The island you were trying to remember was the island of Kea
I want this with full interiors.
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The Britannic's passengers died by getting lowered into a lifeboat. They got sucked into the spinning propeller and got chopped up. 30 died
Britannic didn’t have any passengers on that voyage. all her occupants were staff.
The Britannic was in World War 1 and it struck a sea mine in Greece
Thanks captain obvious!
Just had a project about Britannic.
That was the best time lapse ever
I love your vids
ship was still moving after she hit the mine as the captain attempted to beach her.
The engines were shut down after a while as the captain realised that she would never make it
P.S. Is it just me or does the fact that the Britannic sank with only 3 compartments breached when she could still beach herself with 4 breached a little wired.
I’m pretty sure if they beached her they would try to fix her up to be able to stay longer
@@lachlancurry8425 the reason why she still sank is due to explosion from the mine that warped the entire frame of the ship rendering most the forward watertight compartments useless
Ben i think it was a torpedo
Yup it was a sea mine
1 people I was firs just admit it
This is amazing video I loved it I like her just hit the bottom of the ocean. Well it was just sincking
Such a beautiful ship
Fun fact: Those large cranes, the ones which deploy several lifeboats are called *Davits*
gantry davits to be exact.
Ooo fancy
@Logan Jones. look, gantry davits on ths ship: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Windsor_Castle_(1921)#/media/File:SS_Windsor_Castle.jpg
The brittanic was actually one of the two sister ships of the Titanic
The 3rd sister of the Titanic was the Olympia ship?? I don't remember...
@@jakubchadwick72 yea it was the only one that survived even though it crashed into multiple ships
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Her sisters were Olympic Titanic
Jakub Chadwick the Olympic was the first sister titanic was second and brittanic was third
Britannic took 10 minutes to sink...I think. but only 30 people perished. So almost everyone lived.
Britannic only too 55 minutes, Titanic took 2 hours and 40 minutes. Only 30 people died on Britannic. 1,496 people died on Titanic. The portholes of Britannic were also open for ventilation when she hit the mine. And Titanic survivors Violet Jessop was on Britannic. She sailed on all three ships. The open portholes allowed for quicker flooding. If they were shut Britannic may have been able to be beached. Rescue arrived in less than two hours. It took four hours for rescue to arrive to the site where Titanic sank.
They did not have the time for everyone to get on the lifeboats so they swam ashore since it was close by
And the water was warm; she sank in the Mediterranean.
Mikael Wojciechowski the only people who got on the lifeboats got chopped up from the moving propellers
What? Oh Hi. That’s what I meant...
Hey did u know the devs made a Titanic Version of this.
Wow cool game
Wow nice, I really enjoyed this vid, def the timelapse.
After the titanic sank more life bouts where pot on ships
Me: skips 10 seconds of the time lapse
Ship: disapears
Me: srslly
The Olympic and her 2 sisters all had 4 funnels... though the 4th one was purely decorative (hence the soot at the tops of the first 3). The "cranes" were automatic... ie. people didn't have to stay on the deck and die to launch the life boats.
One lady experienced the worst incidents all 3 sisters experienced. Olympic hit (or was hit by) a Naval vessel. The other 2, their worst incidents were of course, was sinking.
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Did you know that the engines were going even after they were raised above the water and one lifeboat got chopped up by it.
TheRed Baron the life boat was deployed too early.
It was 2 lifeboats, actually. Both had 15 people in.
The people who died were members of the “black gang” who were working the boilers below and overpowered the officers on deck to lower the boat prematurely. The captain didn’t give the order to deploy the boats yet and didn’t know people were in the water or he would have cut the port side propeller.
He was trying to push the boat towards the island with the left prop as it sunk, but all he did was wind up pushing more water in the ship while it plowed water into its mine hole.
There are records of eyewitnesses who saw people chopped up by the propeller; body parts, heads, blood, and brains in the water. It’s visceral. There’s a special from the bbc on CZcams which makes a good recounting of this with actors speaking the written accounts of survivors.
Camodo I just got done building my Lego boat I tested it it sank probably within 15 seconds it did the thing that your storm works boats do when OB is around
Please, please. What is the game name please?
It must be interesting to see such a big boat touching the seafloor and settling down on it
On 21st November 1916, on 8:12 AM, The HMHS Britannic was struck by a mine and sank in the Aegean Sea. 30 people died, and 1,035 survived, making it, a total of 1,065 people on the HMHS Britannic, before it sunk. The HMHS Britannic only sunk in 55 minutes, and was the biggest ship to sink in WW1. It was only a hospital ship, and U-73 was responsible for planting that mine there. Had it know that the HMHS Britannic had weapons, No, at first when it planted the mine, but, Yes, when a crew member on the HMHS Britannic, used a gun to shoot at the torpedo, and it worked. Lifeboats were deployed, and was the only ship in WW1, to have lost less than 100 people. Unbelievable!
Just a historical note, by Learning With Tj
Camodo will love this note about the HMHS Britannic
Before, it was called the "HMHS Britannic," it was called the "RMS Gigantic," but was changed to HMHS(Her Majestic Hospital Ship) Britannic, due to War Service, and was assigned a hospital ship. She was finished in 1915, and met her fate on 21st November 1916.
Educational Facts for all to see!
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J. George Johnson no tabitha brady
I've played this one before
There were only about thirty people who died and the captain kept the ship moving to try and beach her because there was an island about a mile away
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I subscribed because this was a video about the Titanic's sister ship.
They actually wanted to call it Gigantic but the Titanic sank so they called it the Britannic.
that’s completely wrong.
me:hay just road the britanic yesterday
friend:you wat it sank alredy i thought
me:no no no in the game
friend: oh 😐
Camodo the so called ``cranes`` are actually called gantry davits
Yay Britannic
Camodo i been a part of your channel for alot of years!u are amazaning
I learned more from this video then I learned from school-
REAL FACTS: she shank in the morning, she DID sink near Greece, most of the crew did survive, and there was only crew when she sank, (IRL FACT): LOVE YOUR VIDS
Fun fact!!!
The Brittanic was one of three sister ships. She is the sister of the Titanic and the Olympic. The only sister to survive was the Olympic.
I love it man
Fun fact Britannic was the biggest ship in the entire world
I'm not going to lie camodo Titanic got all the Limelight before but I'm actually really happy that it's forgotten sister ships are getting noticed more thanks to technology like computers and gaming because it really makes bringing the ship back to life so much easier and as the player you get to experience what happened on that ship and essentially get to see its Story play out in front of you
the ship is HUGE because ITS ONE OF HUGEST SHIP IN THE WORLD Ships:
Titanic,Olyimpic,Britannic
You should play titanic honor and glory when it comes out that would be very cool
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I heard there was a woman who survived the sinking of the Titanic, Britanic, and the other sister ship (I forgot the name).
At the front there's a streak running down the side. It makes me think it was crying. And that the streak was the tears.
Johnny Shumway Violet Jessop, she survived the Olympic’s crash, Titanic’s sinking, and Britannic’s sinking.
First thing in the vid the ship hitting something really hard and makeing the ship move side to side a little
Super cool that they added that that was in WW2 I’m pretty sure I’m not sure which medic ship it was I think it was the britannic
Or the propellers hit them
Win you start playing the game it is sinking the ship your videos are amazing and so is as much of it is the best thing ever is when you have to be a good day
That boat is like the Titanic
Its amazing how
I would love to see a game like this but for the costa concordia
Problem is, the Costa Concordia took 12 hours to sink.
30 people survived the tragedy. The island name was Kea. Most died from drowning, or hitting the propellers in lifeboats.
Edit: I meant died not survived lol
The Britannic had tougher steel than the titanic because of fears of it also hiting a iceberg but didn't withstand against a naval mine.
Rip titanic
Never made it to new York
Rip britannic
1915 - 1916
Yooy do realise Britannic's hull was already being built before Titanic sank
There was no difference between the metal used on the Titanic and Britannic. Both hills were originally the same. The watertight bulkheads were extended from E deck to C deck on the Britannic, but that, as well as the additional lifeboats and the gantry davits (those large cranes) were the only changes influenced by the sinking of Titanic.
four funnels. keep up the good work
Nice video Camodo. Love it
The only people that died, died because they abandoned ship before the captain told them to. As a result they hit the propeller.
Finally you knew its name
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Not so fun fact: People on some of the lifeboats got sucked into the propellers because the engine didn’t stop
To be fair, the people in those boats launched without authorisation, and the Captain didn't know they were there. However, after the boat got smashed, the Captain ordered the engine stopped, and for any ready boats to be launched. This, however was not an abandon ship order. It was mearly a way of reducing risk, as after a while, the Captain resumed his attempt to beach the shop on the island of Kea.
You should do the Titanic version.
Another fun fact: The impact of the mine explosion actually twisted her hull, warped it. That’s why the doors weren’t able to be closed.
I think it was 5,000 people who survived