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This video of Medieval II Total War Kingdom was recorded by in January. What is nice about it, is the fact that both line hold. But ultimately my Heavy Knights win the flanking war.

This is the 4th installment of my Baltic series and the first video I made with Adobe Premiere I hope everyone will enjoy.

Ben A.K.A. Master@Arms41

This is a fictional story. The year is now 1302 and the holy war between the Lithuanian Pagans and the Teutonic Order has been raging on for 12 years and the conflict is starting to slow, but in a last ditch effort, Lithuania fielded an army to take the city of Riga and end the war. But they will have to get passed the superior forces of the Teutonic Order and the tall stone walls to end this ungodly war.Special thanks to my good friend Kinshejsi for some great music.

Its been a while since I put up a post and I had some photos I took while playing and I recently got Adobe Photoshop and I had some fun and made some pictures and I put them together with a little bit a Dragonforce. Its not as many photos as I would have liked to have, but its all that I have at the moment, so enjoy

This was my first series with cin ed, it takes place in and around Jerusalem with the Kingdom of Jerusalem defending against Egypt.

This is a factional story. The year is 1250 AD, The Teutonic Order after being informed from their spies have sent three large forces to deal with the Pagans. One of the forts is on the outskirts of the Livonia Province southwest of Riga. The Teutonic order has sent diplomats to Novgorod to ask assistance against the Pagans, but talks are not going well when a severed head of two diplomats have returned to Riga. The Teutonic Order is opening talks now with the Danes. This is only the beginning.

FYI: I’m testing out my ability to apply camera shake and this is my first attempt.

This is my latest movie using the cinimatic editor for medieval total war 2 kingdoms. Its called The Burning Baltics: The Beginning. With my videos I like them to have a story instead of just a plan battle video. The story is something I made up and has nothing to do with historic events, its just to set the mood if you will. In regards to the story this is the first violent incounter between Pagan Lithuania and The Teutonic Order. Its set south of the Teutonic city of Riga and The TO is defending a direct rout to the city. I hope you all with enjoy….

Hello People bean lazy and thus explaining why it took so long. The crusades campaign takes place in the middle east and you have 5 factions too play with The Byzantine,Egyptians,The Turks,Kingdom of Jerusalem and the Principality of Antioch
This campaign has given players all the old units as well as some new ones The Byzantines have a Flamethrower and theres a new catapult THATS highly effective against infantry take a look for yourself :

Hi all, for those that don’t know me, I’m Frankoman, a video maker and resident computer genius.

Here is a nice video of Medieval 2 Total War Kingdoms
Since Kingdoms is one of my favorite games, and the Crusades are my favorite campaign, I bring you the knight hospitalier vs Turks!

I hope you enjoy!

My strategy, playing as the knight hospitalier, was to hold my position as well as I could, while the Knights of Antioch flanks the Turks. In the eyes of the knight hospitalier leader, Our Spearmen were to defend the line, and not break, while the Men of the Holy Cannon Defended the Great Cross. Our Cavalry would try to disrupt the enemy as best as we could, and stall the enemy while we awaited the Antioch Knights to relieve us.
Unfortunately, the turks prepared for this…

Who will win? That massive and strong army of the turks, or the few but proud men of Christendom?

Other then that, I hope you guys enjoy my company here! I should be posting more as time progresses, and later on I’ll give detailed videos, telling you on the best strategies. (Strategies used resemble the Historical Julius Caesars Books on warfares, reenacted in Medieval 2)

Enjoy!

Wanna help make an actual video review well you can but theres a catch you have too know have too have a Medieval 2 Total War Kingdoms expansion pack and fraps + knowing how too use the cinematic camera in Medieval 2 TW K i need footage that can only be made with the cinematic camera in the game need footage from these three factions Jerusalem the turks and the byzantine empire your name will of course be in the ending credits plus a music video that will be made with the footage of the people that sent them soo am expecting your help mates

For those interested.

(Remember that you can buy it from dateyourgame store.)

Hello every one,

As you all know making all those videos as regularly as I did is a lot of work and energy, not to speak of learning. I really like to do it but it’s hard to keep going without any money. So personally. I had hoped to turn that into a self sustained job and so far I used soft way to make very little money. So I added a donation button as soon as I started this blog. So far I had no donation.

So now I think I found a new way to help you help me. I created an online Store where you will be able to buy video games, books, movie, hardware, in the USA and UK.

When you will buy for that store I will get a small part of the price as a reward to help you buy a video game or anything else. You then receive what you bought and at the same time encouraged me to continue and give me the money to improve the quality of the content.

So I would like you guys to take a look and tell me what you think, and more then all, tell me what you would add to the list of stuff you guys would like to buy to help me.

As for Medieval II Total War Kingdom Chronicles, as you all know I’m a big fan of Total War. I created over 400 video of that series and I think it’s really point less to create any more video of Total War. Just make a small search about Total war on youtube and you will see that it’s page and page of my videos. First of all having that many videos is unfair for any one else wanting to share videos on youtube with other like I did and having to make his way against my 400 videos isn’t easy. (Good luck). The second thing, some of my videos were not saw as many times as the number of people that have subscribe to me. That mean there is a lot of content that people didn’t learned from all that because my video compete against my own video. So what is the point of making new one when there is still unexplored gem that can’t be see because of the colossal scale of what I did?

Now I do know as a fact that many people would like more Chronicles especially of Kingdom. So since I have no money to buy it. Well here is a chance for the community to do something for itself. If people make enough donations to the cause, I will buy the expansion with the money from donations and also use to finance one chronicles. (By one I mean one series that will be democratically chosen.)

If you consider it 5$ (or more) isn’t much individually but collectively it does make a difference. Not to speak about all the knowledge it gives the viewer.

So I hope you will use those different way I give you to encourage this community to create greater content that will interest you more every time since all the money I will get will be reinvested into this community.

Here is the newest trailer of Medieval 2 total war kingdoms, there gonna come 3 more where each campaign is gonna be explained. Here’s the Britain part, when I saw the first trailer I thought it would be just the Scottish versus the English but there are more factions involved. A guy of the creative assembly gives explanation. So enjoy.

I’m not a big fan of playing the marketing game… but well since most people here are Medieval II Total War Fans, here we go with a trailers of the expansion.

Medieval II: Total War. Kingdoms will feature four new campaigns. Britannia, The Crusades, The Teutonic Wars and The Americas.

Some of the 23 playable factions join the melee, including Native American and European factions. More than 150 new units grace the battlefield, including the deadly Greek Flamethrower.

Kingdoms also features the ability to control multiple armies, including reinforcement armies, while new historical characters and events appear, such as the rise of titanic figures like William Wallace. With many new mission types, six new multiplayer scenarios and 20 new custom battle maps, Kingdoms is a fantastic addition to Medieval II Total War.