This is a small promotion video for the Medieval 2 Total War modification "Broken Crescent". The video is made with the Medieval 2 Total War Cinematic Editor. A better version of the video can be downloaded soon. You can produce videos like this by yourself thanks to this video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW4o0_cTbNo
This cannel is for everyone who likes the Total War series and wants to either see good total war videos or share his own videos with the community. Please only add videos done with the Cinematic Editor.
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The Battle of Lagos - a video from the Empire Total War demo!
Battle of Lagos As so often in 18th Century warfare, French plans to invade England during the Seven Years War were reliant on ships from the naval base at Toulon joining ships from Brest. The British had both ports blockaded, and the French had to wait for one of the blockading fleets to withdraw for re-supply before attempting any rendezvous. The opportunity came when the British fleet under Admiral Boscawen at Toulon withdrew to Gibraltar. The French under Jean-François de la Clue-Sabran left Toulon, and began to make their way towards Brest. Passing the Straits of Gibraltar, the French were spotted by Boscawen's lookout ships. Giving chase, Boscawen's fleet was only slightly larger than the French force, and caught up with them off the coast of Portugal where battle was joined. The footage has been captured with Fraps. Unfotunately, the sound got messed up and doesn't fit anymore. I hope you enjoy it anyway. The graphic settings were the highest, V-sync turned off and 2x AA. For editing I used Windows Movie Maker.
This video tutorial shows you how to make professional Medieval 2 Total War.
An introduction into the Kingdom of Georgia, a new faction of the Medieval 2 Total War mod Broken Crescent. More about the mod here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=346 The video is made with the Medieval 2 Total War Cinematic Editor. You can produce videos like this by yourself thanks to this video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW4o0_cTbNo
An introduction into the Roman Empire that has been reskinned in the Medieval 2 Total War mod Broken Crescent. More about the mod here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=346 The video is made with the Medieval 2 Total War Cinematic Editor. You can produce videos like this by yourself thanks to this video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW4o0_cTbNo
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The Roman Empire - Broken Crescent Cinematic Editor Video
This is a small promotion video for the Medieval 2 Total War modification "Broken Crescent". The video is made with the Medieval 2 Total War Cinematic Editor. A better version of the video can be downloaded soon. You can produce videos like this by yourself thanks to this video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW4o0_cTbNo
This video tutorial shows you how to make professional Medieval 2 Total War videos. You need the following cine-ed.rar file that I have linked here, how to use them is explained in the video: http://d-need.meine-hp.net/cine-ed.rar Here is a forum post that answers a lot of questions (including a list of keys, tips, FAQ and additional tutorials): http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=139646
In the 16th century the Ottoman Empire conquered huge territories in the Balkans! The Battle of Mohács took place in August 1526 between the Ottoman Empire and the Hungarians. The scenes are from the game Medieval II - Total War. For the cinematography I used the cinematic editor of the game. Enjoy! You can produce videos like this by yourself thanks to this video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW4o0_cTbNo
This is the intro video to a small game called "Battle of Arsuf", done by a friend of mine. Battle of Arsuf is a computer game he designed as part of his degree. The code was written using dark basic programming language. It is a 2D strategy board game for 2 players to play on the same PC. This video is made with the Medieval II Total War Cinematic Editor and deals with the Battle of Arsuf, which was a battle of the Third Crusade in which Richard I of England defeated Saladin at Arsuf.
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