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Me, trying to replicate this in Rome 2 TW but the AI always breaks it's formation and turns the battle in a giant Hollywood style mess
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The more i learn about Alexander, the more i appreciate Philip II his father.
He tought him everything about warfare, without his military reforms, Alexander wouldnt have been Great
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If you're wondering how Alexander became such a military genius
His father Phillip II was an amazing general and Alexander was taught personally by the legendary philosopher Aristotle. Two geniuses molding a future king.
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Beautifully played by Alexander
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18 years old me: still on bed at 9 am
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I could listen to this guy whole day.
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Alexander was leading history changing charges at a time when I got nervous asking a girl to prom lmao.
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This is exactly the main thing that caused Alexander to be such an amazing general, his sense of timing was utterly unmatched
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How the Greeks managed to have so big armies is crazy to me
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If only you could slowly retreat without turning your unit around in a Total War game
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Imagine the amount of courage and adrenaline his warriors must’ve felt, when they saw Alexander executing his part in the plan. They must’ve been hyped when they pushed back. 🔥
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Nothing is more exhilarating than successfully pulling off a hammer and anvil maneuver in total war games.
Just gotta pray your cavalry doesn’t get stuck on something
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He did the exact same move at the Battle of Issus, against Dariius of Persia -- pull the enemy line apart by feinting, then striking with cavalry, peltasts, and light infantry for the Persian general staff.
Exact sane move, exact same outcome.
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Both Greek tribes. Macedonian Greeks vs Theban and Athenian Greeks 🇬
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Should have called them Hellenes. Greece was the Roman name for them.
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The enemy has a break in their line. At this time in history, breaking an enemies lines was consistently the source of decisive victories. Especially in an open field. Alexander knew this. But his noticing the situation, then calling the precise moment of when to make that crucial charge...pure instinctive genius. Well played, sir 👏
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Now at 18 years, youngsters are defeating the Athenians in Age of Empires game.
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A man becoming the King & setting out on an incredible adventure across countries, continents, rivers, seas, jungles, deserts, mountains, plateaus, fighting & winning battle after battle, creating one of the largest ever empires, all this while he's in his 20's, something which was never replicated & can never be replicated.
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What a brave, decisive attitude of Alexander a great that turned tidy for Macedonian favorite
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🚩 A clip from our video Battle of Chaeronea, 338 BC. See the full video here: https://youtu.be/GhWqkWSoCGc
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