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@xeratule I doubt it will 'rise again' but wow may be more stable for the moment. The annual pass and patch 4.3 being the final patch saved Blizzards arses in Q4 but there is still alot of negativity surrounding MoP and there's still alot of people waiting for GW2, if MoP fails to deliver we will...

@mdsaxc02 The English won the first phase of the hundred years war under Edward III and Edward, the Black Prince. Remember the hundred years war wasn't one long conflict but a series of conflicts. The French won in the end thats true but who cares? the French winning the hundred years war wont ef...

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... And Anglo-Saxon arquitechture (mainly churches) still stand today.

English culture never ended during the conquest it merely changed.

And the royal banner i have on my channel is Richard II. It has Edward III coat of arms (3 lions on a red background and the French fleur de lis quartered) and the symbol on the left is Edward the confessors coat of arms.

The wars between England and France were because French territory under the Norman's and the Plantagenets were dwarfing Frances power and the French wanted their territory back in the hands of more pro-French nobles, on the other hand the kings of England didn't want to swear homage to the king o...

French was only spoken in court from 1066-1362, outside of court and parliment the Kings of England spoke English. After the reign of King John the Kings had begun to live in England, adopt the language and adopted Saxon-English names (like Edward and Edmund) however it was still law that the nob...

England continued using the longbow into the 1500's. The longbow wasn't a bad weapon but the longbowmen were let down by Talbot's aggresive and rash tactics at Patay and Castillion, it just goes to show that England still relied upon the traditional formation of dismounted Knights/men-at-arms at ...

Freez is right though, the English were terrified of Joan because they believed that god was on France's side.

Even though England and France have had a long, bloody relationship with eachother there have been times were we have stood shoulder to shoulder against a common enemy (mainly Germany).

The French basically are Germans. They descend from the German tribe the Franks and most of their names like Richard, William and Henry are all old German names, without Germany the French are nothing.

There's no such thing as French. The French descend from the German tribe the Franks. The French like to think that names like Richard, William and Henry are all French too but there not, those names all originate from old German.

The Germans created France wether the French like to admit it or ...

Plate armour didn't exist in the 8th century Knight's wore chainmail back then. Knight's started wearing plate armour in the late 1200's and it reached its full effectiveness in 1400-1500's, hence the reason why Poleaxes and Maces were created (to counter plate armour).

Scotland's armies got destroyed at Halidon hill, Nevilles cross and Flodden field.