Crusader´s Tactics 1096-1187

Crusader´s Tactics 1096-1187, video from Medieval 2 , music Kyrie Eleison - Mozart

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• crusade
• crusaders
• war
• knight
• battle
• tactics
• outflanking
• manoeuvre
• frontal
• attack
• medieval2

[SirVaclav]

True, people from France and Germannia going to the desert in full gear is stupid.. look at soldiers in Iraq, they still have to drink alot of water.. they should have rethought the whole Wearing 10000000 kilos of Armour..

[omuploii]

@Luci4her no, they just needed better leadership and less internal disagreement and self destructive moronic political interference. Their equipment was vastly superior to that of the Islamics.

[WolfytheWolf5667]

@TheBlindPowerslave

Unfortuantely, we do not have such power over our leaders.

Bloody sunday was when we realised our country is a dictatorship. Nothing more. Stupid Cameron.

[TheBlindPowerslave]

@WolfytheWolf5667 If you want them to stop steal their job maybe you could tell your goddamn leaders to stop bombing the infrastructure of middle east so they can work in their home instead of coming to europe as cheap laborers.

[WolfytheWolf5667]

@He101A

Yes, but Richard defeated steppe tactics, as did Frederick of the HRE, Trajan, and countless other Leaders.

[WolfytheWolf5667]

@omuploii

the Islamics said that their arrows never pierced the Templar's armour, but of course Crusaders didn't usually have hundreds of thousands of Templar's availible. Maybe if these Muslims kept out of our land and stop stealing jobs, we wouldn't hate them.

(ISLAM4UK is a great example.)

[kinomichilynx]

@SirVaclav They only used to move long distances at night according to what I've read.

[Bidmartinlo]

@SirVaclav The crusading warriors used to be stupid, but their leaders: Smart. Just think about all that technology and foreign wares! Thats cash money! :3

[colonelchris92]

The Crusades, one of the most strung out series of bloody campaigns in the World. Europe and the Middle East, Catholicism and Islam battled it out in and around Jerusalem, mainly near Acre, Jaffa, and Antioch. Many heroes were made during the war, Richard the Lionhearted (England), Saladin (Egypt), Phillip Augustus (France), and much more.

[SwedishPower1000]

I say that the slaughter of Hattin was a defeat only because of the kings foolisheness! Had he stayed in the city he would have had a chance to defend it! The army was strong with the best soldiers from all over Europe and Jerusalem was a mighty city! If he would had put his defence in the second ring of the city he could have avoided the catapult shoots! And when the enemy breached he would have an advantage of a strong castle! But instead he just marched out without water to the desert! Idiot.