Been asking myself the same question since I was a kid

@@weisswurster Me too! lol

@@nathanlee6099 I think we all are

@@bluecollarbuildsas a ship enthusiast this is by far the best looking ships they built

It's probably because of Cameron's film. Before 1997 Titanic wasn't that big of a deal. It was more along the lines of the Hindenberg disaster. People knew about it sure but it didn't hold the glory that it does now. That's because of Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, and James Cameron.

Titanic

Titanic Radioactive ☢️☣️

*Titanic: Horror and Gory

@@Firemarioflower The sinking wasn't really gory. More freezy.

@@StrangeScaryNewEngland I know, it was just a wordplay.

​​@@StrangeScaryNewEnglandIndeed; detected liquid temperature: 270 K (-3°C/26.6°F).

They would rather go down with the ship as a gentleman.

The last moments of Benjamin Guggenheim?

My thoughts precisely.

Because the sinking demo isn’t the actual project, which the second half of that disclaimer literally says Also this isn’t even uploaded by the people who make it so I’m not entirely sure who you’re talking to

There are no living titanic survivors today… they have all passed away.

You might want to think before speaking and calling other people idiots... The titanic sunk over 110 years ago. The last survivor died in 2009 at 97 years old and was 2 months old when the Titanic sank. This "game" is a highly accurate historical recreation and virtual museum of the RMS Titanic made by a small but highly passionate team. If you're in it for the money you don't start a project like this...

@@waltdistel716 I do not care. We don't play with people's memories. We do not play with such a horrible event which must have been a real nightmare for 1500 people, and we do not justify ourselves by saying that we can afford it because there is no one alive today. This is a considerable lack of respect for the memory of these people. You don't make a video game out of a drama. Here is the summary of this video game: "Titanic: Honor and Glory is a video game in development in which the player will play a young student accused of several crimes: he will then have to flee on the Titanic because he knows that the real criminals have boarded it and that he will thus be able to prove his innocence by unmasking them." You are idiots.

@@gd4328 following your logic every single documentary, museum, reenactment, etc. of any type of tragedy should be considered disrespectful.

@@waltdistel716 There is a difference between a museum, a documentary or a reenactment whose purpose will be to bear witness to the horror of the tragedy and what the victims experienced, and a video game that takes place during a horrific event that actually happened, and whose purpose is to entertain and amuse the player. If you can't see the nuance, the subtlety between the homage paid by a museum or a reconstruction and the lack of respect commited by a video game, it may be because you are stupid. Maybe it's because you don't realize that the dead shouldn't be disrespected in any way by making the drama they lived through a means of entertainment that your intellect approaches that of an animal, and that this world gradually descend into chaos.