@Laranzava Um....no. Listen to the two ''Warriors Code'' things again at the start. They basically stipulate adaptability, flexibility and ''seizing the moment'' as it were. The only point of contention is the one he brings up about loyalty doubts.
Its impossible to take this seriusly with a Samurai speaking english.. its just so damn wrong, Leave the English spoken language too Brittish history ffs!
@antaeus95 in what aspect? perhaps in the militaristic sense, yes. But Genghis was one dimensional. Ceasar, Napoleon and the Shogun were not just known for their military genius. These men introduced civil and political innovations that were every bit as extraordinary as their heroic victories.
@antaeus95 in what aspect? perhaps in the militaristic sense, yes. But Genghis was one dimensional. Ceasar, Napoleon and the Shogun were not just known for their military genius. These men introduced civil and political innovations that were every bit as extraordinary as their heroic victories.
@willw090 Toyotomi's son was too young and the power lies either in the hands of either Ieyasu or Mitsunaru. It's politics, either you die or your opponent does.
@ppshchik agreed but there was never any reason for them to fight they didnt become enemies until ieyasu broke his promise although truth is Mitsunari always disliked ieyasu,
REMEMBER,... NOBUNAGA was Like CEZAR. both were the fathers of their ideas, of unified country under supreme authoroty. but they were assasinated and those who came after took the pieces and the great prize.... as Ieyasu did... Nobunaga was the mastermind the.
@nepomusik Sorry guy,Oda dont even know how to chose disciples,he also not good in war strategy.There r many reason make him success,but not because he's a nice working shogun
The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat him, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. Tokugawa, Shingen, Kenshin, and Nobunaga were all great generals, but I personally don't think that any were better but Nobunaga
The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other Sengoku Jidai generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat this man, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. When he died, it was Tokugawa Ieyasu who defeated the loyalists of his 6 year old heir. So, Hideyoshi was the best
The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other Sengoku Jidai generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat this man, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. When he died, it was Tokugawa Ieyasu who defeated the loyalists of his 5 year old heir. So, Hideyoshi was the best
Correction.The shoguns were not considered emperors of Japan.Thats only the emperor.the Emperor in eastern cultures is a holy man and is the spiritual light of a country,not someone who has to descend down to bloody violence.That was the job of warlords.So technically the Emperor never changed,not even during the sengoku period.But defacto control of Japn lied with the shogun and theultimate unifiers of that country.
listened about a minute in and thought "gee bbc, mistaking the guy who got the easiest part of the unification for the best general, really?"
most of the more famous names of the sengoku period were manifestly better generals than tokugawa leyasu...not to say the guy was a bad general of course, but kenshin, nobunaga, shingen, and ujiyasu were all generally superior. hell shingen and kenshin caused the oda/tokugawa alliance to crap themselves by presence alone...
In Shogun 2 Total war 's Historical battle , the battle of Sekegahara objective said that " use Mitshunari forces to wipe out Tokugawa and the supporters " but in real history the Mitshunari fail the battle . The question is " Why Creative Assembly want us play as Mitshunari not the Tokugawa ? " .
The sometimes do that. In Rome Total War for example, you fight as the Romans in Lake Trasemine, Gergovia Trebia and Teutoburg Forest, you fight as Phyrrus of Epeirus in in the Siege of Sparta, you fight as the Seleucids in Raphia etc etc
Since the first Shogun Total War, you haven't realized? Sometimes CA let's us play as the losing side. So far, I'd seen that there are 2 situations as the losing side why CA let's you play it. 1) Because it was possible for that losing side to win. 2)The winning side has all the advantage & it's not fun to play as them anyway.
a Roman Veteran Army wouldnt stand a chance against a Samuri army. you no why :P because Samuri no how 2 use a sword romans use formations 2 win a battle. 2 bad rome would never meet the Samuri in battle :D
@SulFuriiCxDzyR Once the roman formation hits, they wouldn't have enough room to swing their swords. Romans used shorter blades instead of longswords for a reason
A shame that Tokugawa is one of the hardest campaigns in Shogun 2 :(, but probably an accurate reflection on how Ieyasu won through diplomacy rather than pure force.
i love tokugawa's "Way of the warrior" since most business firm use his strategy nowadays in order to win the business world.. the business world is a big open field war.. believe me..
Still like Takada Shinngin more
sanguinius01 4 hours ago
hate those western betrayers and the head of the western alliance is at a hot spring with the massive army
sfaddic182 4 days ago
So tokugawa Ieyasu basically bitch slapped all the samurai codes of honor and became Shogun o_O
Lesson learnt, be disobedient and anal.
Laranzava 5 days ago
@Laranzava Um....no. Listen to the two ''Warriors Code'' things again at the start. They basically stipulate adaptability, flexibility and ''seizing the moment'' as it were. The only point of contention is the one he brings up about loyalty doubts.
Blisterdude123 5 days ago
nagata spam even in real life come on!
AverageAsianFilms 6 days ago
@simonandfaerk IKR!
Avatar9123 1 week ago
@orangelightining yea man, best game ever!
Avatar9123 1 week ago
the japanese man look very good in the past! now they look like gays!
TheWskiller 1 month ago
Stephen Turnbull - Historical Consultant for this episode and Shogun 2 Total War
dcx666 1 month ago
the info is wrong... it wasnt 250 years of ruling it was 264 years. get your facts straight
klippeneliseuson 1 month ago
@klippeneliseuson - Ok, nerd, like it matters. It's called a convenient rounded number.
MrSejanus27 3 weeks ago
shogun brought me here
snrdirtysanchez 2 months ago
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sheepblitzer 3 months ago
Its impossible to take this seriusly with a Samurai speaking english.. its just so damn wrong, Leave the English spoken language too Brittish history ffs!
NordenHonor 3 months ago
@NordenHonor So how we will understand what they is talking about????
munikebrazil2000 3 months ago
@munikebrazil2000 Subtitles.
Wildcat425B 3 months ago
@Wildcat425B heheheehh!!!! Supposedly.....
munikebrazil2000 3 months ago
wow ieyasu was such a dick!
silveriomonares 3 months ago
it sure is WEIRD to watch samurai speaking english...
autumnsoliloquy 4 months ago 2
12:50 Hidden units my lord! Meant to deceive!
FoxMikage 4 months ago
@FoxMikage
Ninja Assassination Failed
A ninja has been caught and dealt with!
gbatemper123 3 months ago
Wasn't it easier to make it with Japanese language and then simply add subs or translate it?
Lachausis 4 months ago
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@antaeus95 in what aspect? perhaps in the militaristic sense, yes. But Genghis was one dimensional. Ceasar, Napoleon and the Shogun were not just known for their military genius. These men introduced civil and political innovations that were every bit as extraordinary as their heroic victories.
aris205982 4 months ago
@antaeus95 in what aspect? perhaps in the militaristic sense, yes. But Genghis was one dimensional. Ceasar, Napoleon and the Shogun were not just known for their military genius. These men introduced civil and political innovations that were every bit as extraordinary as their heroic victories.
aris205982 4 months ago
@aris205982
Genghis did this with art and trade for his people let us not forget, dude had alot going for him
Reaper111089 3 months ago
im downloading shogun 2 right now lol!
46288328 5 months ago
SHAMEFUR DISPRAY!!
FatKidCookie 5 months ago
That Ieyasu why did he have to be selfish the Toyotomi would have Attained peace he shpuldnt have broken his promise to Hideyoshi.
willw090 5 months ago
@willw090 Toyotomi's son was too young and the power lies either in the hands of either Ieyasu or Mitsunaru. It's politics, either you die or your opponent does.
ppshchik 4 months ago
@ppshchik agreed but there was never any reason for them to fight they didnt become enemies until ieyasu broke his promise although truth is Mitsunari always disliked ieyasu,
willw090 3 months ago
One of our units is running from the battlefield! A SHAMEFUL DISPLAY!
TheKillerRekoil 5 months ago in playlist Heroes vs Villains
@TheKillerRekoil Running away? Stupid peasants! Send them back, only this time: To the front lines! >:D
Bidmartinlo 5 months ago
shogun 2 total war wasnt thtat hreat. Theres no diversity like in rome or empire
CarlVonNirgendwo 5 months ago
trololol people searched shogun 2 total war and fouund this cool meh at least we learned something by watching these thing
henning19971 6 months ago
REMEMBER,... NOBUNAGA was Like CEZAR. both were the fathers of their ideas, of unified country under supreme authoroty. but they were assasinated and those who came after took the pieces and the great prize.... as Ieyasu did... Nobunaga was the mastermind the.
TheHannibalos 6 months ago
When i saw this, i thought they were talking about oda Nobunaga since i dont know much about Ieyasu
f3wbs 7 months ago
Tehee, any time
f3wbs 7 months ago
I agree with Tokugawa being the most inspiring of all (Allthought it was Oda who backed him up the most, remember Okehizama?)
(Things I learned in this video)
Tokugawa prefered politics over war, which just proved to be decisive
When the 6-year-old boy was moved away, it made Mitsunari very unhappy
Mitsunari's Ninjas were supposed to assasinate Ieyasu, but failed thanks to his retainer.
One of the greatest rivalries in the world was about to happen
f3wbs 7 months ago
Tokugawa Ieyasu: the best daimyo of that age?
I always felt that Nobunaga was better, but hey I'm not that brushed up on Japanese history too much, so I may be wrong.
nepomusik 8 months ago
@nepomusik Sorry guy,Oda dont even know how to chose disciples,he also not good in war strategy.There r many reason make him success,but not because he's a nice working shogun
duongngocvuminh 7 months ago
Shogun 2: Total War banzai!
k3l2p 8 months ago 2
The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat him, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. Tokugawa, Shingen, Kenshin, and Nobunaga were all great generals, but I personally don't think that any were better but Nobunaga
Nickkraw 8 months ago
@Nickkraw tokugawa did what hideyoshi did to nobunaga basically
Marlesoda 8 months ago
@Nickkraw remember that Hideyoshi led the failed invasions of korea so he had failings.
nutyyyy 6 months ago
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The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other Sengoku Jidai generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat this man, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. When he died, it was Tokugawa Ieyasu who defeated the loyalists of his 6 year old heir. So, Hideyoshi was the best
Nickkraw 8 months ago
The best Sengoku Jidai period general was a man named Hideyoshi Toyotomi, he was the one who conquered all Japan single handedly and defeated all the other Sengoku Jidai generals who ever opposed him. No one ever beat this man, but he could only became regent and not Shogun because he couldn't trace his blood line back to the Shogunate founding Yamato Clan, a necessity to be Shogun. When he died, it was Tokugawa Ieyasu who defeated the loyalists of his 5 year old heir. So, Hideyoshi was the best
Nickkraw 8 months ago
ROR.....Raff out Roud...
JJoneEIGHTY 8 months ago
Correction.The shoguns were not considered emperors of Japan.Thats only the emperor.the Emperor in eastern cultures is a holy man and is the spiritual light of a country,not someone who has to descend down to bloody violence.That was the job of warlords.So technically the Emperor never changed,not even during the sengoku period.But defacto control of Japn lied with the shogun and theultimate unifiers of that country.
cillantro 9 months ago 3
Occidental verision sucks!
moizez1103 9 months ago
listened about a minute in and thought "gee bbc, mistaking the guy who got the easiest part of the unification for the best general, really?"
most of the more famous names of the sengoku period were manifestly better generals than tokugawa leyasu...not to say the guy was a bad general of course, but kenshin, nobunaga, shingen, and ujiyasu were all generally superior. hell shingen and kenshin caused the oda/tokugawa alliance to crap themselves by presence alone...
bairdrew 9 months ago 2
@bairdrew =) i they're are all the same, but tokugawa forged the dynasty, which shingen and kenshin couldn't, which makes him the best. =P
lteagle101 9 months ago
Nobunaga was more brilliant then Tokugawa.
JBXyooj 9 months ago
@JBXyooj Do you know any documentaries about Oda Nobunaga and the other generals during the Sengoku Period?
minamototsuki 9 months ago
@minamototsuki unfortunately I don't.
JBXyooj 9 months ago
I was brought here by Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes!!!!!
kftherasmus17 10 months ago 2
Seen this on TV. It`s actually pretty damn good.
seafireliv 10 months ago 2
Im literally getting goosebumps when he says "..his name was Tokugawa Ieyasu.."
simonandfaerk 10 months ago 14
why is the color of the tokugawa banner is red ? in shogun 2 total war it's yellow just wondering :DD
aceofclubs1998 10 months ago
@aceofclubs1998
in shogun 1 it's blue. dont why they changed it.
impalabeeper 10 months ago
@impalabeeper oh..
aceofclubs1998 10 months ago
@aceofclubs1998
simple, BBC sucks XD
KubernetePirata 10 months ago
In Shogun 2 Total war 's Historical battle , the battle of Sekegahara objective said that " use Mitshunari forces to wipe out Tokugawa and the supporters " but in real history the Mitshunari fail the battle . The question is " Why Creative Assembly want us play as Mitshunari not the Tokugawa ? " .
truongquoctuan9 10 months ago
@truongquoctuan9 make it difficult and change history
WhipAndChop 10 months ago
@truongquoctuan9
The sometimes do that. In Rome Total War for example, you fight as the Romans in Lake Trasemine, Gergovia Trebia and Teutoburg Forest, you fight as Phyrrus of Epeirus in in the Siege of Sparta, you fight as the Seleucids in Raphia etc etc
BlackPanteraSociety 10 months ago
@truongquoctuan9
Since the first Shogun Total War, you haven't realized? Sometimes CA let's us play as the losing side. So far, I'd seen that there are 2 situations as the losing side why CA let's you play it. 1) Because it was possible for that losing side to win. 2)The winning side has all the advantage & it's not fun to play as them anyway.
KubernetePirata 10 months ago
I wish the script was in Japanese instead....
belgarion2101 10 months ago
*cheer* Shogun ! Shogun ! Shogun !
xmaple1x 10 months ago
確かにshow-gunに聞こえるｗｗｗ
ReichsrepublikJapan 10 months ago
Like this comment if you're watching this because you played Shogun 2 Total War (Tokugawa Campaign :D)
kikosemmek 11 months ago
I love how the narrator pronounces "Shogun" as "Show-gun" =P
Thank you so much for posting this! I've been looking for it for years, and finally I've found it! Thank you so much again! =D
Papadragon18 11 months ago
a Roman Veteran Army wouldnt stand a chance against a Samuri army. you no why :P because Samuri no how 2 use a sword romans use formations 2 win a battle. 2 bad rome would never meet the Samuri in battle :D
SulFuriiCxDzyR 11 months ago
@SulFuriiCxDzyR Once the roman formation hits, they wouldn't have enough room to swing their swords. Romans used shorter blades instead of longswords for a reason
braith117 11 months ago
@SulFuriiCxDzyR i'd love to watch that happen though :D wanna see what will happen
surfme178 11 months ago
leyasu was kinda of a dick wasn't he
sh0wbiz 11 months ago
how many of you were brought here by shogun 2 total war ?
orangelightining 11 months ago 165
@orangelightining aye
Winterx69 9 months ago
@orangelightining alot it seems :)
TheFishWalking 7 months ago
@orangelightining
A shame that Tokugawa is one of the hardest campaigns in Shogun 2 :(, but probably an accurate reflection on how Ieyasu won through diplomacy rather than pure force.
KeplerSC 3 weeks ago
ALL HE WANTED WAS JAPAN UNITED D;
SpookyTheShanker 11 months ago
playing as the Tokugawa clan first on Shogun 2 Total war now lmao
KingDarkling 11 months ago
NOT "GUN', "GUN"!!!!!! (as in "Goon"
KubernetePirata 11 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH specially for hd :D u rock im subing!
DJsharp707 1 year ago
How not to love the BBC ?
victorcachat 1 year ago 4
lol leyasu sounds like a mafia boss
TLshadow1997 1 year ago 13
@TLshadow1997 I really have very little respect for Ieyasu. He betrayed his lord to sieze power for himself.
NCWC2 11 months ago
@NCWC2 @NCWC2 yeah he might be good leader but he was disloyal kindof like the ceaser of japan
TLshadow1997 11 months ago
Ninjas! fuck yeah
Pikazilla 1 year ago
i love tokugawa's "Way of the warrior" since most business firm use his strategy nowadays in order to win the business world.. the business world is a big open field war.. believe me..
ThePinoyEagle 1 year ago
Thank you for uploading the series idk why the BBC took there one down but im glad you managed to reupload it. Thx again!
Bayliss27 1 year ago
Domo arigato for uploading this, I bow to your honourable youtubing strength and humbly subscribe to your channaru.
scottbotics 1 year ago
that was the weirdest kiai i ever seen
morvorify 1 year ago
Hell yeah, now I am prepared for Shogun 2 Total War!!
VieleFeindeVielEhre 1 year ago 117
@VieleFeindeVielEhre haha! HELL YEAH! :D
whoa92341 1 year ago
@VieleFeindeVielEhre No your not... This is only part 1! NOOB!!!!
wordsofwisdom2009 11 months ago
@VieleFeindeVielEhre i know
clarke521 11 months ago
@clarke521 TOMMOROW ARE U RDYYYYYY???????
Zesazerty 11 months ago