They lost 2 millions, and the last 2 still charged. So brave.

Tank: “They’ve go me surrounded, the poor bastards.”

Imagine being late 13 minutes to this fight as a Roman soldier thinking that you'll sneak in and nobody will notice you in a army of two million ... only to find out that you're the last one lol

It's quite sad when you realise if they hadn't been blown up, they would just go up to the tank and start whacking it with swords.

Imagine being a Roman soldier and off in this distance this strange thing is volleying fire at your countrymen killing them by the thousands. Most would run away in sheer terror

Deep in the desert lies an abandoned city, the city of Aurum. Once known as the "City of Gold" and the "Desert Jewel", the city lies on the fastest route through the desert between two great empires. But no one walks that path anymore. Many years ago, when the city was in its prime, a great flash lit up the night sky for an instant. Those who went to investigate it found a great beast of metal sitting among the dunes about a quarter days travel from the city. The beast did not move. It did not breath, did not eat. It merely sat idle, as if waiting for something. When someone got too close, the beast would let out a great growl like a war-horn and the sound of metal grinding on metal can be heard coming from within it. If the person continued to approach, they would cease to exist. Any sign of the scattered among the sands. After the first, none dared to approach it. That should of been the end of the tale. The beast lied far from any roads or trails and seemed to pose no threat to the city. It should of been left, untouched and forgotten by all but those who chose to worship it and leave gifts... from a safe distance, of course. Life in the city should of continued as normal, if it wasn't for the hubris of the cities king. The idea of such a creature lurking outside of his cities walls, on his land, enraged him. For something to exist so close and not acknowledge his greatness, his glory, drove him mad. Over the coming weeks he sent envoys to the beast demanding recognition. But the beast remained unmoving and silent, save the horn and if that was ignored, it's fire. Almost a year past before the king snapped, gathering every sword and shield he could from the neighboring empires, he called upon all the cities armies, hired any sell-swords and mercenaries he could find, and gave every man, woman, and child that lived in the city a sword and demanded under punishment of death that they faced the beast. An army was formed of such size that there seemed to be more men in the desert than sand. They surrounded the beast, metal glinting in the scorching sun. The king stepped forward and demanded the beasts loyalty only to be met with silence. He then ordered the charge. The horn sounded once. When it was ignored... To this day the beasts sits, waiting. Not a scratch more on it than the day it arrived. If you want to see it yourself, look for the barren city in the desert and follow the smell of iron to find the beast and the cities former residents. I warn you though, it is not a pretty sight...

This looks historically accurate. The Roman Empire was ended by a tank that had a diarrhea.

Respect those last two Roman soldiers who thought they still had the chance to flip the outcome.

Full auto Sherman tank has quite the DRPS (dead Romans per second)

Contrary to historical opinion, the Romans were indeed the first people who took to the air.

The disastrous battle of Shermanicus led to the the Marian Reforms in 107, which made sure each roman soldier carried a spade for digging trenches to avoid enemy fire. Shermanicus remained a threat to the romans until discontinued Because of insufficient armor, the insides of were prone to catching fire during combat. This problem was compounded when fires ignited shells and other munitions inside a tank. Shermanicus went on to become a roman citizen and was popular in the Senate, especially chariot races.

Should have left one soldier alive to tell the story that Romans would remember for thousands of years. The day we fought a giant metallic alien from space.

Romans: you are surrounded and there are 2 million of us. The Tank:💀

If this happened in real life I think the Romans will realize it is best to run for your life.

FUN FACT: The actual Roman army had 500,000 soldiers at its peak.

"Keep charging, men! That thing should be running out of ammo at any moment! You'll probably make it through!"

I reckon 10 more romans might have clinched it

I think the coolest part of this particular super mod is that the shots are ballistic - you can see them going over nearer Romans, only to come back down further out in the crowd and cause massive damage there. Unlike nearly all of the zombie vs automatic weaponry where you end up with a mountain of corpses blocking any fire on the attackers further back.

Love how the tank randomly fires upwards cause a survivor is flying overhead.

That tank is like the Balrog in the Lord of the Rings mythos of it's ancient days. When elves and men would cower in fear at just the sight of one.

Me: It’s coming up on midnight, I should probably get some sleep.. UKposts: How many Romans would you like to see killed by a Super Sherman? Me: Yes.

Imagine being a random roman civilian, just making some bread or some shyt miles down the horizon and then BAM BAM BAM BAM! random salvos raining down on your village and seeing people flying and flipping everywhere.

I was really rooting for those last 2 guys. I thought they had the clutch there for a second

I’m suppose to be working but these videos are so satisfying to watch. Lol 😂 ❤

I feel like if I was a soldier and we're fighting this monstrosity that shoots Balls of Fire I would leave

I love the initial shot where one of the flying Roman almost landed on the tank!

Imagine it's World War 3, a bunch of troops are charging to a location, and you suddenly witness thousands of corpses flying in the air in front of you 🫡

Let's make at least some attempts at realism. Sherman is armed with one 75 mm cannon (62 rounds), and one 12.7 mm M2 Browning (600 rounds) and two 7.62 mm M1919 Browning machine guns (4,750 rounds total). Let's assume the Sherman crew, in preparation for this encounter with two million Romans has dug in their tank and piled up 10x their internal ammunition nearby.

Watching the tank carpet bomb the roman army with every shot never gets old lol.

The moment I saw that it is just 1 tank, I knew it had to have some sort of wide range spread fire attack😄 The firing range and rate were a surprise, that alone made this tank overpowered😆

Romans flying everywhere. Love it. And the dude just flying over at 7:32 haha

Mr. CaptainCigar, another comment by me, if this event ever happen in reality, I can call this “Rain of dead men”

Damn! Soldiers are flying away like leaves.

I mean realistically no one is gonna win unless the Roman’s could get the tank open because the tank will run out of ammo eventually

"Your surrounded, come drink your corn syrup" "I HATE THE ANTICHRIST! I HATE THE ANTICHRIST! I HATE THE ANTICHRIST! "

Love the video but wonder how much ammo any tank can carry plus fire non stop without over heating.

If this tank exists, it could single handedly destroy a city in a matter of minutes.

Why did the Roman Empire collapse Baron: oh fully automatic shotgun tanks

If this is an accurate representation of a Sherman's fire-power then I am Caligula's Uncle.

That's where Gladiator's "Single Column" advice comes in handy 😉

Sherman tank: - get the party started!!! Romans - i believe i can fly !!!

Someone should do a PhD on this to see what really would have happened. I suspect the tank would have had some kind of malfunction. The soldiers would have adapted and waited til dark and used smoke and flaming arrows to snuff out the oxygen supply of the tank. The soldiers could have poured sand on the tank, once they got on top. The tank would have run over hundreds of them, and the soldiers would have struggled to climb the pile of bodies. Depending on how many generals were killed, would cause those at the rear to run.

This is completely unfair. If the tank has the "unlimited ammo" and "shoot in all directions at ludicrous speed" cheat codes, the Romans should have the "lightsaber" and "jetpack" cheat codes.

Последние 2 чувака в конце которые бежали на танк на что они надеялись )))😂🤣🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Dependably excellent camera work.....following the depth of the shots in slo-mo looked perfect.....very nice work.....thanks

Those final 4 Romans.... had a good go at it 🤣

Самое эпическое сражение которое видел. Очень понравилось как камера снимает прилёт снаряда в толпу. Шикарно 🎉

That’s pretty intense. Looks like something that would be in warhammer

What they going to do if they get too the tank? Bang jingle bells on the side of it with chintzy swords lol 🤣

If this was real life, there has got to be a few of them that didn't sign up for this.

Gotta love how machine gun fire seems to come from every inch of the sherman, lol..still entertaining

Now I just need to see 300 Spartans vs. a bazillion zombies

The romans probably think its some fire breathing dragon like creature

Poor guys at 11:40, they're like "its out of ammo, kill it!" SPLAT

Uh... it is amazing how the Romans were able to hold onto their shields as they flew so high in the sky with their bodies still fully intact after getting hit with shrapnel and explosions. That tank must of been parked over an underground ammunition dump too. There is no way a tank could carry that much ammo. The crew was superb in their ability to lay down such fire. Never a pause. Actually, it was an immensely difficult act of belief suspension. Puriel at best.

I will fight till last drop of My Blood . - Last 2 Remaining soldiers .

Эпично!) Плохо, что огонь танка не привязан к вращению башни!(((

Should keep adding until defeat, not against the tank though. Thanks for the content.

I didn't know that the WW2 Sherman tank had 4 million watt plasma guns.

Lucky the tank was armed with 4 flamethrowers and unlimited ammo!

Nierealne no ale wiadomo w tylego typu filmach amunicja nigdy się nie kończy 😆

This is how it would be if our most advance technology were the spartans and the tank was an alien from another planet.

I only had 2 thoughts while watching this #1 "I'm gonna make it RAIN!!!" & #2 That tank did not GAF! If you were still alive while flying he was gonna save you the pain of hitting the ground lol. Cool vid now I have to go make one haha.

Props to the cameraman for this footage

Absolutely hilarious. Thank you.

Epic! Imagine if this technology was real.

In reality, the tank's ammunition would have ended very quickly

The Sherman tank holds 75 mm gun M3 (90-104 rounds) or 76 mm gun M1A1, M1A1C, or M1A2 (71 rounds) or 105 mm howitzer M4 (66 rounds). Secondary armament of 50 caliber Browning M2HB machine gun (300-600 rounds), 2×.30 caliber Browning M1919A4 machine guns (6,000-6,750 rounds) It might kill a few thousand if they were bunched together like that but it'd have to run the rest over and it wouldn't have enough fuel for that. I think they would horde it eventually and clog the air intake or something like that.

Tank: We're surrounded by Roman soldiers in ALL directions, so we're calling in for medical support...but it won't be for us. I'd choose those last two to fight by my side ANY day!

It is funny to think that the Roman empire had a maximum of no more than 400,000 soldiers... Long life to the Sacred Sherman empire?

The flying Romans! Dude, I can't stop laughing! I almost expected those last two romans to start singing, "Spear and magic helmet!" F*ing hilarious!!!

Soldiers 1 "DONT RUN TO THE TANK!" Soldier 2. " BUT I CANT HELP IT!!"

You make it to the tank after running a mile over a million dead, previously flying, colleagues and then what? Hit it with your sword? Sod that. Rather take a bath.

The blast radius of an AP round fired from a Sherman was considerably greater than illustrated. Just sayin'.

Props to those last few Romans charging the tank.

This is the most OP thing I have ever seen. It was literally shooting out of its sides where there is no guns. lol

*2,000,000 romans levitating.

its raining men!

Romans fly like Lucy in the sky with diamonds

Imagine being the guys in the tank knowing you just wiped out the Roman Army five times over

How will those soldiers destroy a tank even if they get close ...

The real MVP is the 1 guy reloading the Sherman

So if you notice, some of the shells go in the air and that’s not something the devs did. They didn’t give the auto Sherman a spread. What’s happening is the AI is targeting the nearest living target and some of those are in the air…

All Roman soldiers were crazy 🤪. Butterflies run into big flame.

Sherman tank: weight 33.4-42.0 tons, speed 22-30 mph, range 100-150 mi. You wouldn't have to fire one shot just drive through them and leave. It would be the heaviest moving thing they had ever seen and close to the fastest. Fire power 75 mm gun M3 (90-104 rounds) .50 caliber Browning M2HB machine gun (300-600 rounds) or 2-4 .30 caliber Browning M1919A4 machine guns (6,000-6,750 rounds) depending on variant. 2,000,000 is three time the size of the entire Roman army at its peak.

This is Sparta!!!

It’s raining men hallelujah it’s raining men🎶 😂

Roman's - Cannae was Rome's saddest day in battle... Sherman tank - hold my army!!

This is what it will look like if we ever get invaded by aliens. Absolute carnage!

11:43 Last two soldiers, "We totally got this, guys!" lol.

These are so cool. That said, did it get resupplied, lol? That tank only held like 60 or 70 main gun rounds and less than 7000 of the 50 cal. Any crew would have some ammo for their rifles with SOME stored in the tank but not 2 million rounds.

This video pretty accurately describes my experience trying to fight the Empire as Choas.

Everytime the Sherman spews fire, its starts raining Romans.

This is insane! Love this kind of videos!

'Centurion, get your Ballista crew up here,on the double!'

I have a question, what specs do you need to run this game with a lot of things happening? I am about to build my pc and i just wanna know if 13400F Cpu. 6700 XT 12GB Radeon GPU, and 32GB of ram are enough to handle about as much as the video displays

Wow, that tank is carrying a lot of artillery. Where do they keep it all? 😂

I remember reading about this event in high school. I’m so glad we are able to have the historical footage now!

These soldiers would have been traumatized upon seeing the first sixty seconds of volleys.

Good camera work