So when it comes to Uniques there are specific enemy types you can farm to up your chances of getting said Uniques, today guys we go through every unique in the game which is farmable from a certain enemy type or a rare monster. How's it going guys my name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. Before we go any further guys this video is sponsored by mitchcactus.com, if you guys are looking to get ahead in the abloh4, mitchcactus are the great legit online service that can assist you in many many different ways, whether you need all your Lilith statues collected, a full campaign completion, how to get into a certain power level or quick access to world tier 4, mitchcactus has you covered with over 7000 trust pilot reviews back in this service, this website is linked down below used called DPJ for 5% off. So there are Ubi Uniques, Uniques tied to each class as well as rare Uniques that only drop from a certain monster, today guys we get into them all. So firstly in regards to class Uniques and Ubi Uniques, these will change with season 2 where they promise a more efficient way to target farm these Uniques, at the moment we only have the current method which are two farm specific enemy types which have increased chances of dropping these specific items. The best way to do this is obviously those nightmare dungeons with that magic find modifier on but it's not limited to this, so let's get into it guys and we'll start with those Ubi Uniques. So it's important to remember that jewelry like rings and amulets do not have any increased drop chances from any specific enemy type, ok so we're going to start with the Fists of Fate, this has increased drop chances from spiders, so the dungeons you want to be farming here guys are a Soets Leia and the Pellid Delve. Next up we have the Frostburn, this also has increased drop chances from dropping from spiders, again same through dungeons, Soets Leia and Pellid Delve. The Penitent Greaves, this has increased drop chances from Null's Beast, enemies, so for these guys you want to farm Aldous Cave or the Tomb of the Saints or the Path of the Blind, any or these dungeons will be great for beasts so yes do what you got to do. Next up guys we have the Razor Plate, this has increased drop chances from both beasts and spiders, so beast dungeons again, Aldous Cave, the Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Spider Dungeons we have Soets Leia and Pellid Delve. Spider Temerity, this is actually one I'm chasing myself, this has increased drop chances from the Drowned enemy type, so the best one to farm for this one guys is the Marina's Refuge. Okay so unto the Butcher's Cleaver, this can drop from Fallen, Gauntman and Cannibals but it has increased drop chances from those Fallen enemies over the Gauntman and Cannibals. So Fallen Dungeons here you want a Garen Hold, the Shifting City and the Halls of the Damned. Cannibal Dungeons we have Mercy's Reach, Commodore's Temple and the Hall of Thrust in Mies. Cannibal Dungeons we have the Pellid Delve, we have Carnal House and the Faceless Shrine. Okay so we're going to move on to the Uba Uniques, now the 7 in total, one was added with Season 1, these you must know as well, they only drop on a World Tier 4 and their enemy level must be an 85+, it can't drop on a World Tier 3 and if the enemy is under 85 you've absolutely got no chance of getting these. So we'll start off with the newest addition and this is called a Havarian Spear of Lycanda, I've probably pronounced wrong guys, I'm useless at pronouncing these kind of weird names. This drops from Fallen and Gauntman, so Fallen enemies we have Garen Hold, we have the Shifting City and the Halls of the Damned. Gauntman enemies we have Mercy's Reach, Commodore's Temple and the Hall of Thrust in Mies. Next up guys we have the Ender Eels Fassage, this drops from Cortis and Cannibals, so the Cortis dungeons we have Faceless Shrine, the Heretics Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. Cannibals we have Pellid Delve, we have Carnal House and we have the Faceless Shrine. Next up guys we have the Doom Boonga, I think this is still an item no one in the world has got yet, it has increased drop chances on from Skeleton, Snakes and Beasts. Skeleton dungeons we have the Shriver Deepwood, we have the Commodore Temple and we have Hall of Thrust in Mies. Snake dungeons we have the Forgotten Ruins, Beast dungeons we have Allers Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Next up guys we have the Harley Quinn Crest, this drops from Cortis and Cannibals. So Cannibal dungeons we have Pellid Delve, we have Carnal House and we have the Faceless Shrine. Cortis we have Faceless Shrine, Heretics Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. So you probably best bet for finding this one guys is the Faceless Shrine as this has both enemy types which can drop this Harley Quinn Crest. Next up guys we have the Grandfather, this drops from both Vampires and Spiders. Spiders we have Sirots of Leia and Pellid Delve and Vampires we have Deadman's Dredge, Arkhan's Grasp and the Immortal Emination. Now you also must remember as well guys in regards to Uniques they can drop from those Haltide Chests, Ubu Uniques too and they are super rare like I said and still a chance of you getting them so yes when Haltide is on if you want a unique that can drop across the board you might as well farm this place. Okay so let's get into the Clash Uniques and firstly we have the Necromancer. Okay so we'll start with a new Unique and actually got this yesterday, the Lidless Wall. This has increased drop chances from those skeleton enemies. The best dungeons to farm here are the Strava Deepwood, Commodore Temple and the Horde Thrusty Mies. Next up guys we have the Black River. This has increased drop chances from that drowned enemy type. The best dungeon here is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Blood Artitans QS. This has increased drop chances from Beasts and Spiders. Beast dungeons we have Order's Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Spider dungeons we have Soets of the Lair and Pelid Delve. Next up guys we have the Bloodless Scream. This has increased drop chances from that drowned enemy type. The best dungeon here is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Deathless Vissage. This has increased drop chances from Cortis and Cannibals. Cannibal dungeons we have Pelid Delve, Carnal House and Faceless Shrine. Cortis dungeons, Faceless Shrine, Heretic's Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. Next up guys we have the Greaves of the Empty Tomb. This has increased drop chances from that drowned enemy type. Best dungeon here, Marina's Refuge. And lastly guys we have the Hell from Below. This has increased drop chances from that spider enemy type. Best dungeons here, Soets of the Lair and the Pelid Delve. Okay so we're going to move on to the Druid. Okay so we'll start with the newest addition, the Flesh Runder. This has increased drop chances from bandits and the drowned enemy types. So bandit dungeons we have Allys Cave and Faceless Shrine. Drowned dungeon, the best one to find is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Great Staff of the Cron. This has increased drop chances from Fallen and Gauntman. Fallen dungeons, Garenhold, Shifting City and the Halls of the Damned. Gauntman dungeons, Mercy's Reach, Commodore Temple and the Wharflust Demise. Next up guys we have the Inserteable Fury. This has increased drop chances from both beasts and spiders. Beast dungeons we have Allys Cave, Tomb of the Saints and with Path of the Blind. Spider dungeons have Soets of the Lair and the Pelid Delve. Next up guys we have the Mad Wolf's Galik. This has increased drop chances from again Beasts and Spiders. So beast dungeons are Allys Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Spider dungeons have Soets of the Lair and the Pelid Delve. Next up guys we have the Storm's companion. This has increased drop chances from that drowned enemy type. The best dungeon here is Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Tempest's Roar. This has increased drop chances from Cortis and Cannibals. Cannibal dungeons we have Peledale, Carnal House and Faceless Shrine. Cortis dungeons we have Faceless Shrine, Heretics Asylum and Halls of the Damned. Next up guys we have the Vessely's Prayer. Is it pronounced that way? Probably not. This again has increased drop chances from Cortis and Cannibals. Cannibal dungeons, Peledale, Carnal House and Faceless Shrine. Cortis, Faceless Shrine, Heretics Asylum and Halls of the Damned. Lastly guys we have the Waxing Gibbous. This has increased drop chances from Fallen and Gauntman enemies. Fallen dungeons we have Garenhold, Shifting City and Halls of the Damned. Gauntman dungeons, Mercies Reach, Commodore Temple and Hall of Thrust in Mies. Next up guys we have the Sorcerer. So we're going to start with the newest addition, the newest unique for the Sorcerer, the Oculus. This has increased drop chances from both Ghosts and Vampires. So Ghost dungeons you want to be trying to farm are the Tomb of the Saints, the Immortal Amination and the Marina's Refuge. Vampires we have Dead Men's Dredge, the Ackens Grasp and the Immortal Emanation. Okay so next up guys we have the Essu's Aeroom. This has increased drop chances from that drowned enemy type. The best place for this is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have Flamescar. This drops on Ghosts and Vampires. Ghost dungeons we have Tomb of the Saints, the Immortal Emanation and the Marina's Refuge. Vampire dungeons we have Dead Men's Dredge, Ackens Grasp and the Immortal Emanation. Next up guys we have the Gloves of the Illuminator. This has increased drop chances from Spiders. Best dungeons here are the Sorcerer's Leia and the Pellet Dalv. Next up guys we have the Iceheart Brace. This drops from the drowned enemy type. Best dungeon here is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Raiment of the Infinite. This has increased drop chances from Beasts and Spiders. Beast dungeons we have the Aldous Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Spider dungeons we have Sorcerer's Leia and the Pellet Dalv. Next up guys we have the Staff of the Endless Rage. This has increased drop chances from both Fallen and Gortman enemies. Fallen dungeons we have Garen Hold, Shifting City and Hall of the Damned. Gortman dungeons the best to farm are Mercy's Reach, the Commodore Temple and the Hall of Thrust in Mines. Lastly guys we have the Staff of the Lamb Essen. This has increased drop chances from again Fallen and Gortman. Fallen dungeons Garen Hold, Shifting City and Hall of the Damned. Gortman dungeons Mercy's Reach, Commodore Temple and Hall of Thrust in Mines. Okay so next up guys we have the Barbarian. Okay so we'll start with the latest addition, the News Unique with Season 1. The Azeroth. This has increased drop chances from Beasts, Skellingtons and Snakes. So Beast dungeons you want to farm in Aldous Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Skellingtons we have the Nostrava Deepwood, the Commodore Temple and the Hall of Thrust in Mines. Snakes we have the Forgotten Ruins. And on to the 100,000 Steps. This has increased drop chances from that Drowned enemy type. The best dungeon here is the Marina's Refuge. Next up guys the Howe Hammer. Again Drowned enemy type. Again Marina's Refuge. By far the best dungeon for this enemy type. Next up guys we have the Overkill. Again Drowned enemy type. Again best dungeon for these, Marina's Refuge. Next up guys we have the Ancient's Oath. This has increased drop chances from Galtman and Cannibals. Galtman dungeons you want to be farming, Mercy's Reach, Commodore Temple and Hall of Thrust in Mines. Cannibal dungeons we have Pelid Elves, Kynel House and the Faceless Shrine. Next up guys we have the Fields of Crimson. This has increased drop chances from Vampires and Spiders. Spider dungeons, Cersei and Pelid Elves. Vampires we have Dead Man's Dredge, Arkham's Grasp and the Immortal and the Nation. Next up guys we have Gore's Devastating Grips. This has increased drop chances from Spiders, best dungeons here, Cersei and Pelid Elves. Next up guys we have the Rage of Holograph. This has increased drop chances from Beast, enemy types. Beast's enemy dungeons, Wolder's Cave, Tomb of the Saints and the Path of the Blind. Lastly guys we have the Ramiladney's Magnum Opus. I've probably pronounced that wrong and normally do. This has increased drop chances from that Skellington, enemy type. Best dungeons here, Nostrava Deepwood, Commodore Temple and Hall of Thrust in Mines. Lastly for the Clash Uniques we have the Rogue. Okay so we'll start with the newest addition for the Rogue and that is the Eaglehorn. This has increased drop chances from Ghosts and Vampires. Ghost dungeons we have the Tomb of the Saints, the Immortal and the Nation and the Marine as a Refuge. Vampires, Dead Man's Dredge, the Occam's Grasp and the Immortal and the Nation. Next up guys we have the Escheria's Kanjar. I believe that's pronounced wrong, probably is. This has increased drop chances from Bandits and Cortes. Bandit dungeons we have Order's Cave and the Face of the Shrine. Cortes we have the Face of the Shrine, the Heretics Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. The Calmdom Nation. Again Bandits and Cortes. Bandit dungeons, Order's Cave and the Face of the Shrine. Cortes dungeons, Face of the Shrine, Heretics Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. Next up we have the Call of the Nameless. This has increased drop chances from Cannibals and Cortes. Cannibal dungeons we have the Pelidav, the Carnal House and the Face of the Shrine. Cortes dungeons, Face of the Shrine, Heretics Asylum and the Halls of the Damned. Next up guys with the Eyes in the Dark. This has increased drop chances from that Dry Hand, Enemy Type. Best Dungeon here, the Marine as a Refuge. Next up guys with the Grasp of Shadow. This has increased drop chances from that Spider, Enemy Type. Best Dungeons here, so it's Alaya and the Pelidav. Next up guys we have the Sky Hunter. This has increased drop chances from Ghosts and Vampires. Ghost Dungeons, Tomb of the Saints, Immortal emanation and the Marine as a Refuge. Vampires, Dead Man's Dredge, Uckham's Grasp and Immortal emanation. Lastly guys we have the Wind Force. This has increased drop chances again from Ghosts and Vampires. Ghost Dungeons, Tomb of the Saints, the Immortal emanation and the Marine as a Refuge. Vampires, Dead Man's Dredge, Uckham's Grasp and the Immortal emanation. Okay so we'll now move on to the Rare Uniques which have a specific drop from Enemies found around the map. These are specific rare monster types. Some of these enemies also only spawn according to the time of day. Sometimes day, sometimes night. So a little bit of information here. Yes if you ain't aware there is a night and day cycle in Diablo 4. Every hour, real time, the cycle changes. What is confusing here though is the fact that the cycle doesn't change automatically on the fly in regards to turning from night to day while you're playing. So you can actually go past the hour and the game will still appear as night or day. Now to initiate the change you must load somewhere to a waypoint in and out of a dungeon etc etc. This will change from night to day or from day to night. Okay so everything will be timestamped down below with exactly when enemies can be farmed and yes to get some of these Uniques you'll have to farm them. These are not guaranteed drops like I believe they once were. So we're going to start with dry steps and everything you will need you'll see unsweet. And there we have it guys. All Uniques across the board which you will have to farm. There are other Uniques tied to side quests which I may do a video on soon but we will see. But guys there we have it. If you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps. And if you like what you see or want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one.


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Welcome back to Exotic Wine Travel. I am your host, Matthew Orkey. Hi, I'm Sherry Tan. Okay, we are gonna be tasting some serious wines today. We're gonna be tasting some single vineyard Serra from Santa Barbara County, and you are excited, I'm sure. Before we get started, that didn't sound very convincing. No, I was just wondering why you're obsessed with the bottle. So, guys, before we get started, I want to let you know that this video has not been paid for in any way, shape, or form. But if you like these videos, to add value to your life, check out our Guide to the Wines of Santa Barbara call. Sipping Santa Barbara, I recommend that wines and producers. It's on Amazon available in multiple electronic formats. We extracted the wines here from our Corvin Model 2 Elite. Thank you to Corvin for providing this to us. We would not have gotten through all of these episodes on the wines of Santa Barbara County without this. And we're pouring into these by... Beautiful! Gabrielle Glass Gold Edition Hand-Bone Glasses. 90 grams of glass. These are super light. We actually, it's so funny. We like Zalto a lot. We just drink, use the Zalto Universal, and it felt so heavy compared to the Gabrielle Glass Gold, right? So, let's get into these wines here. So, Serra in Santa Barbara County. You know, Chardonnay Pinoir are the headlining grapes there, but Serra might be Numero Uno. What do you think in the county? I think it's all in the same league. You think it's all... I don't know what Serra is. For me, I think Chardonnay Serra maybe in a Pinoir just under. Maybe, maybe, maybe. That's the car that could be made. So, this is a very, very well-known producer, Pedro Sasi. Pedro Sasi owned by Sashi and Melissa, Sashi Mormon, famous wine maker. He also makes wines that domain de la Cote, Sandy, and some evening land, I think, or something else. I don't know, I can't know. Anyways, he started with Adam Tomac at the Ojai Vineyard, focuses on cool climate Serras with this Pedro Sasi label. I am excited because we have the same vintage, different vineyards within the area in front of us. We also have his beautiful Pedro Sasi Ballard Canyon Harrison Clark Vineyard. This is 50 percent Serra, 50 percent Mourved. 35 US dollars. We won't be tasting this on camera, but you'll have to check out our social media. Check out our Facebook page, Instagram. I'm sure we're going to have something on this. We just don't have enough glasses. Yeah, I'm really curious why he didn't put granache in there, too. Just, just about. Anyway, it's going to be good. All right, let's get in the wines here.  These wines are all, they will undergo elevage or basically aging in 500 liter oak. 270 cases made of this. Let's, we're going to probably want to keep some in the glass so we can compare as we move along. Let's get, let's get going here. Biennacito, very famous vineyard. Biennacito, we've been there before. A beautiful vineyard. Okay, hold on. We're stepping into the big boy leagues with these wines, right? Stem inclusion, right? Yeah, I think he's not 100%. Whole cluster, some whole cluster. 13%. This has just a really elegant nose, right? Completely. This is the real deal. I almost might not be able to get a sense of this around the nose. It's like, it's like the Tomahawk, the Ohio Vineyard. Sarah from John Sebastiano Vineyard. Yeah, I mean it has black fruit but really there's a lot of fresh grape fruitness. It's not as peppery as Sarah, it's kind of smells a little bit more juicier. No, not as Sarah's coming up, more violet. Oh, okay, the violet's starting to come out in Mediterranean herbs a little bit. This is just, this is one of these glasses that I could just be smelling forever. Yeah, floral, perfume, gentle. What do you think? Superb. This is outstanding stuff, guys. Elegant in the mouth. It's this thing where it's kind of wavy but yet it's light on the speaker. Like a really strong boxer that's kind of nimble on his feet. Tenons are very, very nice, easy going. This is juicy. This is serious. This is savory. I am 4.4 out of 5 on this. I think it's beautiful wine. What do you think? I agree with you. It has the lightness of a pinot noir, seriously. I mean the flavor of the side that we're definitely going to show itself as Sarah. Really the body feels like a pinot noir. You're going to pour that back in, right? I'm going to pour that back in. I saw that about all the wines today. Let's move on. I'm excited to taste the difference here. Another cool client here. This is the Piedrasasi Senorita Hills 2015 from the John Sebastiano Vineyard. One of your favorites. $55 US dollars. 200 cases made. 13.5% alcohol. Let's see what we got here. A little bit docum. A little bit more oak to Oakie's Fence. Senorita Hills versus Senorita Valley. I feel like Senorita Hills has a little bit. The fruit is kind of darker almost. Spicier. More savory too. The color is darker as well. This is more sorai. This is almost pinot noir. Dark fruit. This is awesome stuff, right? This is violets. Perfume. Black olives. Floral. Black fruit. You might, yeah. A little bit of bay leaf as well. It's definitely. Just a touch of oak. Look, it's the kind of oak that's done perfect. Man, these wines are good. Ooh, it's spicy. What do you think? It has a nice citrus leaf in the palate. On the palate as well. It's fantastic. What do you think? It's fantastic. And comparing these two wines, what do you think? Very different profile. Personally, I prefer this. Because it tastes more syrup-esque. It's got a nice tenons on the finish. Really, black pepper spice on the finish. Not there. I'm 4.5 out of 5 on this. I think it's absolutely. For your back, for your back. I think it's... She ruined that spit and she saved me for later. This is a serious show, right? This is a really good wine. Definitely a wine that I think it's going to appease people that like kind of French style wines and maybe some refined Australian charades that's kind of in between, wouldn't you say? Yeah. It's bigger than typical, like, northern Montserrat. I mean, this is some killer stuff here. Let's get started. So, we're cheating a little because they are in the Lumpuk Wine Ghetto, but this vineyard is not in Santa Barbara County. It's just north in Arroyo Grande, the Arroyo Grande Valley, which is in San Luis Obisbo County. I'm sorry. This is Arroyo Grande Rim Rock Vineyard Syrah. 170 cases made, 65 US dollars. This is Pietro Sassi's most expensive wine, highest scored wine out of a bunch. Let's give this a go here. So, this was, to me, more gentle, right? And then this was more savory and bigger. I think this one based on the news comes somewhere between. So, we're exactly in between, right? Elegant yet big at the same time. This is a little more bacon fatty, wouldn't you say? I feel like it's a riper, a riper fruit as well on the news. Black fruit, this definitely has a lot of pepper. It's like, has the ripe fruit, it has the refined, these are good wines. Wow. What do you think? What do you think of this? The finish and the tannins has a little bit of this toasty opiness to it, but very well integrated. Really extended finish. This has really long finish. Yeah, I mean, do you prefer this over this? For now, for drinking, I would prefer this, but this one is too, I mean, when you think about which is the bad mate wine, I would say this is a lot. I'm going to go 4.4, 4.5, 4.6. I actually was hoping, I'm expecting the more expensive wine sometimes to fall flat, because it does happen a lot of times, but wow, this is some serious, serious stuff here. Matt's dad is making a funny face behind, it's funny. This is extremely well made, delicious. You know, there's such a dramatic step up from the basic Piedrasasi, which is very good, but these wines obviously take it another level. Anything else you want to comment on these wines? Again, often when you meet a good producer and you go to a good at AVA or Vinnia, it's about what kind of style you like instead of whether it's good or not. Yeah, yeah, I mean, my score is personal preference. I don't think anybody that knows wine is going to have a problem with any of these wines. This is such a fun bottle to bring to people as well. I mean, come on, it's a different shape, you know, a good wine. So guys, I'm going to put the discount code for the Gabriel Glass up on the screen right now. You get 15% off the Machine Blown Standard Edition or Alphada Cantor. Once again, check out our guide to the wines at Santa Barbara called Sipping Santa Barbara. Recommend the wines of producers. Check out Piedrasasi, I'll put their link in the description box. By the way, on the Gabriel Glass, if you want to perform, you just get the discount. Good for you, you get to take some nice glasses home. We don't get anything out of it. It was just something fun to do. Piedrasasi is in the Lumpark Wine Ghetto and Melissa saw she's wife. I think she helps in the winemaking, but she also bakes bread, like Wednesday through Saturday. There's a bakery. She sent us some white wine vinegar too, so we're excited to get into that. Anything else you want to add on these? If you liked this episode. So guys, if you liked this episode, we'll see you at the next episode.


Most of you watching probably found me through my world-building analysis series where I examine shitty fictional worlds and explain why they're so shitty But after spending so long complaining about bad settings I decided that I should probably help writers create better ones So I'm doing this new series for anyone out there who wants to create a fictional world but gets stuck at certain points Or isn't sure how to make one that's logically consistent So whether you're a sci-fi fantasy writer a dungeon master or one of those weirdos who just makes worlds for fun This series should help you out all of these videos should be viewed more as guidelines than hard and fast rules Depending on how you set up your world There may be aspects to it that can change the way that society armies or even physics work and at the end of the day rule Of cool will usually win out over everything else With all of that out of the way, let's talk about how to make a fantasy army. This is the introduction song It's not very good, but it's not too long just about every epic fantasy story ever written includes some sort of Epic fantasy battle and to have an epic fantasy battle. You need a fantasy army, but James You might be saying I have an epic battle between the forces of good and evil all planned out in my story And I have a detailed world for it to take place in I'm just not sure how to create the armies that participate How should they be organized? How should they fight? What role would magic or mythical creatures play? Well hypothetical viewers, that's where I come in this video is a guide for world building a realistic or at least Logical fantasy army. It isn't about specific battle tactics or how to win a war not directly anyways Rather, it's about how an army might be armed and organized before the invention of gunpowder And of course how magic can complete the alter warfare in your fictional setting These are mostly just guidelines However, if something in your setting would cause things to be run differently feel free to change it up Variety is the spice of fantasy worlds after all. Here's a segue into the next point The most basic thing about any army is the way it's organized and what sort of society it comes from and that can be broadly Split into three categories One an army from a stateless or tribal society To a citizen militia called up during times of need three a professional army made up of career soldiers All of these categories have a lot of variation within them and there is some overlap as well But generally speaking these are the three types Let's start with a tribal army a tribal society is a bit difficult to give a rigid definition to But it's usually a society that doesn't have a formal governmental structure or legal system Any leaders within that society will probably just be charismatic chief tains that are able to convince others to follow them Rather than someone given power through any formal laws or constitution For example, the Comanches were a Native American tribe that lived in the Southwestern United States They were nomadic hunters that traveled across the Great Plains in bands The bands were led by chiefs But they didn't have much power beyond deciding which direction the band would wander if anyone wanted to leave the band They were free to do so of course There's a lot of variation in this but that's more or less how a tribal society is set up There may be laws and customs that they follow, but there's no nation-state that controls them So if your fantasy battle involves some sort of barbarians attacking then they'll probably fall into this category These sorts of armies will generally not have a formal chain of command nor will they be Particularly well-trained. In real history these sorts of groups were led by war chiefs or chieftains Who were able to convince others that following them was a good idea The war chief may have been able to command his men to an extent during battle But if they wanted to leave there is usually nothing keeping them there Exceptions could be made in cultures where they swore some sort of oath that kept them there however If your world has tribal armies that are more than a couple hundred men in size Then they're probably going to be a confederation or alliance of multiple tribes or chieftains If this is the case then there will probably be one or two chieftains that control the entire army Then right below him will be a bunch of lesser war chiefs with small bands of followers And then below them will all be regular warriors Of course It's possible that some of the lesser war chiefs will have some of their own war chiefs that have sworn loyalty to them as well This can wind up making the hierarchy more complex and layered But the general idea that everyone is there voluntarily should still hold true. These sorts of armies will also generally be Disorganized in battle too. They likely won't fight in any sort of formations or have standardized equipment and their battle tactics shouldn't be too complex either Nothing more complex than an ambush or one group performing a flanking maneuver For the most part these sorts of armies were more like armed mobs Of course, they had a lot of combat experience due to raids So they were armed mobs made up of a bunch of badasses These were the sorts of guys who if they didn't have enough food to get their village through the winter Would just attack another village and take all their stuff Even if they weren't soldiers 100% of the time they knew how to fight a battle with a disorganized army is the only time When soldiers should be having one-on-one duels with their enemies a more organized force should be more like a machine with each person Being an individual component and on that note Let's move on to citizens militias these armies come from states with formalized governments They might be as small as a single city or they might be gigantic Empires but the important part is that they have a more well-defined government with a king or other leaders that are given power through specific laws a Lot of pre-modern countries couldn't afford to have large standing armies So during times of need they would just arm some of its citizens and have them fight So while the militiamen may have received some basic training they weren't soldiers by trade They were farmers or merchants or carpenters These sorts of armies were found in a lot of Greek city-states and the early Roman Republic and in most cases They were better organized and more disciplined than a tribal army They had an official leader and officers that the common soldiers were obligated to follow and they couldn't just pick up and leave whenever they Wanted not without risking execution for deserting these types of armies are the first kind where the soldiers in it might be conscripted If you're including this sort of army in your world Then it should also be better trained than a tribal one these sorts of armies should go into battle in organized lines and formations If their opponents charge at them They should raise up their shields to protect themselves and get their spears ready for stabbing when the enemy line collides with them They don't need to be master swordsmen and they don't need to be able to twirl a spear like a Shaolin monk They just have to stay in formation and stab at whoever attacks them It doesn't require much skill like I said earlier every soldier is just a small part of a bigger machine Obviously there were plenty of different formations used before gunpowder weapons became widespread, but the general idea will always be the same Individual combat prowess doesn't matter much. This is also the first type of army that should be split up into different units There should be some soldiers that are archers some that are infantry some that are cavalry, etc And depending on what sorts of weaponry it has access to as well as how organized it is it can further divide itself up into more Specialized units such as pikemen for protecting from cavalry charges or mounted archers for harassing enemy formations The upside to this sort of system is that it's cheap and that soldiers will generally be pretty loyal to their homes The downside is that when your army all goes home after the fighting stops all the knowledge that they picked up is lost When another war starts up a few years later The officers and soldiers will be more out of shape and they will have forgotten some of what they learned last time Sometimes to compensate for this They would have a small class of career soldiers to supplement the citizen force think of knights from Europe or Samurai in Japan Men who spend their lives training to fight in wars and are usually part of an aristocratic class Then when the fighting starts they can leave the citizen soldiers and sometimes even form the core of the army and finally There's the professional standing army This is a permanent force made up of soldiers that are divided up into specialized units given equipment That is at least somewhat standardized and organized into a disciplined hierarchy Just about all modern militaries would fit into this category These sorts of armies are expensive to maintain and so they're usually under the control of a relatively well-off state Though if you're creating a mercenary army most of this will apply to them, too These are basically just a more advanced form of a citizen militia with troops and leaders that are more experienced and disciplined and Since they spend considerably more time training than their militia counterparts, they can specialize a lot more So these guys should definitely be organized into different divisions like cavalry and archers If you have some sort of big expansionist empire in your setting then a professional standing army is Basically mandatory. I want to stress again that there's an awful lot of variation within these sorts of armies But generally speaking those are the three types and that's how they're set up The biggest thing that's going to be the same throughout all types of armies is their need for food Unless you create a race of walking plant people that get sustenance from the sun all your armies are going to depend on food To survive the saying an army moves on its stomach is usually attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte And in a nutshell it means that an army can't go and fight somewhere if they don't have enough food Before modern technology allowed for things like preservation and rapid transport It was difficult to get enough food from the places it was produced to armies out in the field Because of this just about every army that you make should be at least somewhat dependent on foraging from the local region This can take different forms hunting for wild animals paying local farms for food Or just straight up taking all their shit and killing everyone who resists If the army you're creating is going more than a couple of miles from home Then it'll probably have to take some food from the local terrain This will also depend on what sort of diet the army has If you make an army of vegetarian elves, then they'll probably have an easy time feeding themselves on nuts and berries They find in the forest But carnivorous orcs would likely kill all the animals they come across pretty fast and have to move on or starve much More quickly and both of them would have trouble surviving in a desert or arctic environment If the army is tribal then it should almost exclusively subsist on foraging since there's no real state apparatus backing it up The other two should be able to depend on supply trains from home for at least a portion of their needs But the farther from the place where the food is produced they go The less they can depend on it and if they have to go through difficult terrain like mountains or areas with few roads Then that means both they and their food will move slower Supply trains can also make a tempting target for their opponents If enemy gorillas or even part of the enemy army can get behind their lines and attack the supply train It can slow down or even stop food from reaching them So the very first things you should think about when creating an army in your fantasy world is how it's organized And what sort of society it comes from once you know this you have a foundation to build everything else on Look folks. I get it. Swords are cool as fuck They're one of the most common weapons in fiction for that very reason But they were not the primary weapons of most warriors in pre-modern times They're difficult to use difficult to maintain and they aren't all that good at piercing armor Some swords may be better at piercing armor than others, but they're still not as good as a spear or halberd Which is what most infantry soldiers should be using as their primary weapon They aren't hard to use at all. Just stab at the guy attacking you. You don't even need to get that close to him In fact, there's actually a saying in Japanese martial arts that a swordsman has to be three times as skilled as a spearman to defeat Him in a duel the reach advantage is that big Swords are very portable though, which makes them great as a secondary weapon if you lose your spear But wait, you might be thinking what if I have a tribal style army with men that all bring their own equipment Couldn't a bunch of them have swords? Well, some of them certainly could but swords are pretty easy to damage When you swing them around they get chipped and lose their edge And so it takes a lot of effort to keep them in fighting shape If someone is supplying his own weapons, he would probably want something cheaper and easier to maintain Like an axe or a mace They're easier to use too The only time swords should play a major role in battle is if that's all they have or there's some sort of magic involved For example in the stormlight archive some characters have weapons called shard blades Which are giant swords that they can summon with their minds shard blades are also Unbreakable and can cut through just about anything meaning anybody wielding one is an almost unstoppable force So if you have swords with some sort of huge advantage like this then they can be viable As for armor the most important piece by far is a helmet If your army can only provide one piece of armor for its soldiers Give them a metal cap that protects their head from being split open by an axe Besides that armor is a big deal in melee combat and can often mean the difference between life and death Getting stabbed in the chest is much harder to survive than having this tip of a spear glance off your breast plate If the memes exist then as much of your army should be provided with armor as possible Full plate or chainmail armor like what was worn by medieval knights is about as expensive as constructing a bowling alley on the moon So it's unlikely that an entire army or even a large part of it would be equipped with that But even some thick leather to cover up their vulnerable areas can make all the difference The environment limits what sorts of armor can be worn though the more you wear the hotter and heavier you get So it would be hard to wear while fighting in say the desert There are some materials other than metal and leather that can be used though The incans actually used armor made of thick linen and cotton that was surprisingly good at protecting them There are even some accounts of them coming back from battle with so many arrows sticking out of their armor that they looked like porcupines And some conquistadors actually used that armor instead of their own because it was more comfortable Shields can also be great and they're really easy to use Just hold it up in front of you and it keeps you from getting stabbed There's a bunch of different types that serve different purposes But the bottom line is that a shield is a great piece of armor Even if it's just a simple plank of wood it can protect you and any army should try and give one to its soldiers as often as possible The types of weapon and armor used by your army should inform how well it fights If there's one thing we can learn from history It's that a better equipped force will usually defeat the one that has inferior weaponry Cavalry is pretty simple It's a part of an army that's mounted on some sort of animal or vehicle that rides around attacking the enemy army In real life, they almost always rode horses, but beyond that there were many different types Some were archers, some were lightly armored, some were heavily armored But the important part is that they were way faster than the soldiers on foot If you create cavalry with light armor or ranged weapons Then their job should be about attacking the edges of the enemy force to distract them or prevent them from getting into proper formation If it's heavily armed and armored like a european knight or cataphract Then its job should be to break into the enemy infantry formations and kill as many soldiers as possible along with protecting their fellows from the enemy cavalry Cavalry can also be great at scouting ahead of the main army since they're so much faster The main problem with cavalry is that horses are expensive and they require a lot more food than a human Which stretches resources even further than they already were You may have other animals in your world that the denizens can train to ride You might include pegasi or giant lizards or sentient rhinoceroses or something All of these can be fun to put in just make sure you understand how much they eat How fast they are how much weight they carry things like that before you decide what role they'd play in combat Fortifications are any sort of fixed defensive structure They take many forms from walls surrounding a city to a castle up on a hill to a hastily put together line of stakes in a field The benefits of these structures are pretty self-explanatory If you're hiding behind a wall then your opponent is going to have trouble reaching you They would need to bring up some ladders to climb up or maybe a siege tower Or even destroy the wall using a catapult or something And if none of that is possible, they might just have to surround you and wait until your food runs out The types of fortifications are legion But the kind used by an army should be limited by what materials they have and how long it takes to build You can't throw a castle together in an afternoon unless you have a wizard do it And if the army you've made does have a wizard that can do that they should definitely take advantage of it Of course if they can't do that there are a bunch of fortifications that they can throw together quickly They could dig a trench or make a wooden wall to prevent charges or put down some magical landmines where they know the enemy will be coming The bottom line is that if an army is shielded or partially shielded by some sort of obstacle to their enemies Then they have a major advantage And One thing I want to bring up real quick that ties into this are cow drops They're these sharp bits of bent metal that you can scatter around and they'll always land with a sharp side pointing up They're meant to prevent cavalry charges since the sharp end will punch through a horse's foot if it steps on it They also punch through human feet pretty well, too So just the suspicion of cow drops being in an area would sometimes cause commanders to avoid fighting to clear them out I almost never see cow drops used in fiction. So writers get on it. Throw some in your story. They're useful Because of the resurgence of grim dark fantasy most people imagine pre-modern war as being barbaric and chaotic filled with wanton murder and rape and Well, they aren't completely wrong history is full of innocence being slaughtered during wartime However, there have almost always been some rules about the way armies should conduct themselves What these rules were and how well they were enforced was completely different in every culture But they included things like no attacking until everyone is in formation or always give aid to wounded after the fighting ends There's too much here to give any sort of generic template that all cultures could follow So to think about what sorts of laws you should create ask yourself Some of these questions about the cultures that create slash follow them What sorts of things does this culture value? What places people animals or objects do they hold sacred? Would they be willing to attack a church or temple from their own religion? Is there any real way to enforce these laws or are they just part of a gentleman's agreement? How are women viewed in this culture? Are they seen as property equal to men or maybe something fragile to be protected? Once these questions are answered most laws of war should just fall into place Of course, this only applies to conflict within a single culture when they clash with others things can get more confusing Hell misunderstandings between cultures can cause wars in the first place And just like with any laws there will always be those willing to break them Magic is probably the thing I can say the least about here since it's completely different from setting to setting There are a couple of questions You can ask yourself about magic in your setting to figure out how a citizen might integrate it into their militaries How common is it can everybody use it or only a small part of the population? How destructive is it can it kill one person at a time or a hundred? What unusual or subtle things can it do if it can be used for spying on enemy movements or plans? That might be even more valuable than pure destructive force And if magic can create or preserve food then it would make foraging and supply trains obsolete What is the cost of magic in the Mistborn trilogy? Allomancers consume metals when they use their magic which means that their ability to use magic depends on their supply of things like pewter, iron and zinc If magic is limited then an army's options when using it are limited. How well do the people understand magic? They'd probably be less willing to use something they don't know much about But if they know it intimately and comprehend the effect then they won't be so hesitant I want to reiterate that when you create an army in a fantasy setting you have a lot of wiggle room depending on how The rest of the world is set up. These are just some very basic guidelines for how an army with pre-modern technologies should be set up So when you're creating a fantasy world and you want to add in some armies of orcs elves humans and sentient walking plant people Hopefully this video will be a good resource to help you keep things logical But remember rule of cool can make audiences look past just about everything since i'm such a fan of good world building I really wanted to make a resource for people to turn to to help improve their own If you've reached this far then i'm assuming you're also a fan of world building So why not check out my world building analysis playlist? And after that check out my discord server and my patreon page to help me make more videos like this Bye


56.4% of the NFL identifies as black or African-American. 24.9% are white, 10.5%, two or more races. 5.7% are not disclosed. Hate to break it to you guys, but one good look at you and I think I could figure it out. 1.5% are Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. 0.4% are Hispanic, 0.2% are other, and coming in at a whopping 0.1% are Asians. Now why is the NFL so racist towards Asians? I don't know, it's not my jurisdiction, but what is my jurisdiction is bringing a Super Bowl to Africa, head coach Amari Mohammed of the Chicago Bears, and he is gearing up this franchise to relocate to Zimbabwe. We'll be resetting the entire NFL, drafting our team from scratch, relocating to Zimbabwe, picking a new mascot, rebuilding our stadium, and of course, this video can't end until Africa has a Super Bowl. Now as we head into this fantasy draft, there are some questions to be asked. Number one, obviously we want black or African-American players on this team, but there is a distinction there. For example, a guy that has to be on this team is Jeremiah Wusukaramoa. Now I don't know if you guys knew this or not, but I'm not actually African, but I do know that Jeremiah Wusukaramoa has the sickest cultural African drip ever. This guy has to be on this team. And then there's guys like Patrick Mahomes who is technically mixed. I just don't think he really fits in with this team. There's no real parameters for this, but we're gonna get as much melanin as possible. Our pick is round one pick 26, not very good for getting a quarterback, to be honest. There shouldn't be too many good players available.  He's normal Dev though. We definitely can pick him up later. Is it too early to pick up CJ Stroud? Lowkey would be sick to have him on this team. I do think this is too early, but I'm going CJ Stroud anyway. He's 97 in true value. We take him as our very first pick. He will be representing Africa. My next pickup is gonna be Quinnan Williams. He's 25, a superstar, D-Tackle, 94 overall. He's so good. Yeah, 28 in true value. We get him at 30. I love having a good D-Tackle. I'm gonna pick up Derwin James at strong safety. Run support out of Florida State, 27 years old. Dude, the lighting makes everybody look like they have gray hair. I think it's so funny. Really nice pick right there. Here's another guy. Now this is a reach, but David and Joku is a guy that has to be on the Africa rebuild. So David and Joku has been nicknamed chief since he was a middle school student because people thought he resembled his father innocent in Joku senior who has long held a chieftaincy title. On March 16th in Joku was formerly named a chief. Oh, I gotta draft him. Yeah, it's a total reach, but he's gotta be on this team. He is, by the way, he is an 89 overall star then. So he's gonna be superstar next season if we get him the reps that we need to get him. So David and Joku on offense, Jeremiah Awusu-Karamoa on defense. I think we have two perfect representatives of the Africa rebuild. I need to pick up Karamoa next because he's, dude, Karamoa is actually so good. I'm scared he might already be gone. Shit. I can't believe I missed him. Oh, no, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't. Thank God. It's actually a pretty good spot to draft him. So Awusu-Karamoa is 23 years old, star dev 85. He's insanely good actually as a middle linebacker. May end up moving him to middle linebacker, just getting him crazy reps. And my goal is to have him and Joku at superstar X factor, 99 overalls. Might be harder within Joku who's gonna regress soon, but gotta have him on the squad. Next up, picking up George Pickens. I just want a really good young wide receiver. It's a minor reach, but I want him on the squad. Look who is still available. Bijan Robinson is still available. Absolutely I'm taking him. I almost tried to get Saquon earlier, but somebody snatched him up. So, hey, it's a blessing in disguise. Jaden Reed is another personal favorite of mine. I'm gonna add him to the squad. So we got George Pickens, Jaden Reed as our wide receivers. Bijan at halfback, we're a young squad. And we have CJ Stroud. Oh my God, we are so young. Hey, we need some like veteran leadership or something, just kidding. I'm taking the goat Andre Cisco. This is probably way too early to grab him. Oh no, it's not. Andre Cisco's a franchise demon. Don't sleep on Andre Cisco. My Super Bowl MVP in my user league, actually. All right, I'm gonna let the CPU take over. Hopefully I don't get too many white boys. We'll find out. Now for the big question, the relocation. We need a new mascot, a new team, a new everything. Also, I can't believe I just figured this out, but there's no relocation cities? Why did I think Zimbabwe was a place you could relocate to? Dude, wait a minute. You have Dublin, Ireland, London, England, Paris, France, Tokyo, Japan and Melbourne, Australia, but you don't have a single city in Africa? How do you, how do you skip an entire continent? I've got Canton, Ohio. Nobody even knows what that is. Nobody wants to be there. Show me one happy non-depress person in Canton, Ohio. I will show you a relocation to Zimbabwe.  We have relocation, okay. All right, boys, we're all gonna use our big imaginations here, okay? We're gonna relocate to San Juan, Puerto Rico and nobody tell the feds, but we're gonna pretend this is Zimbabwe. As far as anyone's concerned, that's Zimbabwe.  I thought the tigers would represent Africa really well until I Googled it. There are no tigers in Africa. There's none. It's a myth, apparently. Other than like really uncommon sightings, there's no tigers in Africa, so that's not it. Do have great option though, the antlers. The most common animal in Africa is an antelope. So we charge headfirst into the opposition as the antlers. The move is the antlers, let's go, baby.  Also, I have been misquoting this entire time. Zimbabwe is not a city, Zimbabwe is a country. My bad, that's on me. We're definitely going with the basic sphere stadium.  So we're gonna need the dome to keep the sun out. We are gonna be pumping the AC. They call it San Juan, Puerto Rico, the forest. We all know that this is Harare Zimbabwe, the antlers. I will be referring to our squad as the Zimbabwe antlers. All right, let's take a look at this lineup before we head into year one. CJ Stroud and Bijan Robinson in the backfield with George Pickens and Jaden Reed. This is actually an absolutely insane core of young players.  Matt Hennessy? Matt Hennessy may be white, but they definitely picked the right guy for the Africa squad. Jurgen's not so much, Brown not so much, and Joku's gonna be a stud. Our offensive line needs help. Definitely gonna target them in the draft. And then defensively, Oremoa, we ended up getting Kendricks, Quinn and Williams, John Franklin Myers, Lawrence Armstrong, we got Tyreek Stevenson. Love him. And we got Kyler Gordon. I really like Kyler Gordon too. These are some good corner pickups. Cisco, James, why did we get Mike Edwards? We've already got Derwin. That was a weird pickup. Okay, the biggest problem I'm seeing right now is how are we gonna generate pressure on the quarterback? Obviously Quinn and Williams, but Cora Moa is a past coverage guy. I think we keep everyone where they are right now, but we should try and draft or trade for somebody who's gonna get to the quarterback, and then we can move Cora Moa to mid a linebacker. We just need like a really strong left end, something like that. This might be a tough season for us, but obviously all the right guys are getting reps. Stevenson will get reps here. Cora Moa is sub linebacker. Okay, all right, all right.  We'll run Chicago defense in the base four three. We'll just see how that goes. It is an 89% scheme fit, but offensively we can't run Chicago's offense. It's so bad. I am actually gonna rock KC because KC prioritizes their tight end so much. KC will spread the ball. It's all our wide receivers. Bijan isn't gonna do as much as we'd like, but David and Joku is gonna hit the ball a lot, and that's what we love. It is a power run West Coast scheme. So West Coast power run, not a good scheme fit for the squad. Not gonna lie. I guess we'll find out how this works. Dude, it's gonna be, dude, it's, oh my God, it is hot in Zimbabwe.  Tennessee, the Tennessee Titans are flying to Zimbabwe for this game. You gotta love that. Season one was mediocre. We go eight and nine, but honestly my team is so young. Going eight and nine is pretty cool. Definitely improved a lot. And our salary cap, look at that, 58 mil. Granted, all at once, when all these young guys wanna get paid, it's gonna get a little bit scary, but the Zimbabwe squad I'm proud of. CJ Stroud ends fourth in the league, 32 and 10 as a 100% offensive rig of the year. 100% offensive rig of the year. If Bijan didn't get it, who got 1,007 and 12? And in Joku, damn, my lead receiver, the number one guy for us is David and Joku, 12, 50 and eight. Rashid Shahid came in second. He's also really young. And then Jane Reid, 861 and nine touchdowns, George Pick and 704, Bijan, 4672. Damn, Rashid Shahid coming in second, but in Joku, amazing season. Definitely looking like a dev trade upgrade for David and Joku. Kendrick with a ton of tackles, Ushukaramoa in the same boat. Wow, Eric Kendrick was so involved. Three sacks, three interceptions.   Leonard Floyd got home 10 times. That's impressive. Quinn and Williams, eight. Franklin Myers, four. Kendrick's three. So here's the thing. Damn, what did I tell you about Andre Cisco? Andre Cisco with five interceptions and three for Tyreek Stevenson, who is a rookie? Could Tyreek Stevenson maybe have gotten defensive rookie of the year? Probably not, right? Hold up. Let's take a look at the offensive rookie of the year. It's not CJ Stroud, it's Jordan Addison on the Rams. Bijan, nor CJ Goddard. That's insane. Defensive rookie of the year, Tyreek Stevenson came in fourth. Wow, I really thought we'd get something there. It was a great season. We don't come home with anything big. My concern is a lot of the guys that are getting great stats are guys that aren't gonna develop too well on this team. Guys that I'm not thinking about too much. So I gotta make a big move here in the draft. There is no free agency in year one of a fantasy draft other than like kickers and punters, since everybody literally just signed their players. So we'll skip off season for year one. All right, let's take a look at this draft class. Look at Deshaun Bingham of New Mexico. He only slid 128 spots. Yikes, sorry Bingham. What we're looking for is like a left or right end, honestly. And I will be drafting in the 15-ish range. All right, head into this draft. I have two targets. I also have two, I have back to back picks.  Hey, we have a ton of good picks here. One pick 14 and pick 15. Okay, I want O-line and I want Edge rusher. Now there's actually a stud that I've been looking at who's technically projected 30th out of who's available. But this guy looks like a freak. Steven Waddell, number one. He's already a top fit for our team. Great speed, great strength, great acceleration. He's got A play rec. He's got A to C block shedding. Gonna stick around for a long time. We just have to hope that he's hidden dev. This is gonna be my first pick. Steven Waddell, 84 speed for a speed rusher of his size. 6529, it's actually really good. 87 Excel, B7 strength, hidden dev. Exactly what we're looking for. That's a great pick up right there. Now I want the best O-line man available. Welcome to Zimbabwe, Steven Waddell. You know the joke when they said you are now a Shanghai shark? Well, now you are a Zimbabwe antler. Daniel McDonald, I have to imagine he's hidden dev because he has elite speed, elite Excel, great, great good. The only thing is his strength is decent and strength is pretty damn important for offensive linemen. So Daniel McDonald's a good option, but then there's also Josh Galloway. He's got elite strength, good speed, great acceleration, but poor jumping. It is honestly a toss up here. I kind of like elite strength better though. I just gotta hope that he's hidden dev. I'm going Josh Galloway, blue, blue, blue. 70 speed, 92 strength, 81 Excel, a six foot seven tackle, Josh Galloway.  I might move him to Garter's center depending on what our team needs, but amazing pick. Now around two pick 15, low key. I straight up might take an offensive lineman again if available. Here's Jose Foster out of Clemson. He has shot up the boards. I see elite, great, great.  Gotta be hidden dev, right? Sometimes it's too easy. Jose Foster, 90 strength, 81 Excel. We've got an elite edge rusher and two hidden dev offensive lineman. This is an excellent first draft here. Around three pick 15. I really don't like anything here. I'm just gonna take Theo Collins because he shot up the draft board. It's a normal dev wide receiver with 91 speed. Nothing special there. Couldn't trade it that away. Not sure how much I would have got out of it, but this is gonna be my last pick anyway. Let's throw a Hail Mary here. Here's an Oregon State corner, Julius Lott with great speed, great Excel. I'm actually gonna take Tim Nickerson. Quite the last name, buddy. You're trying to get me in trouble, but he honestly looked like he could have been a hidden dev tight end. I wanted to back up for the Joku. He's okay, Tim Nickerson. There's a lot of sets that use two tight ends. So I like to have two tight ends, but I'm gonna end this one off. Let the CPU take over draft. Hey, I saw three hidden devs. This was a great draft for us. Jeffery Cat, baby, what do we got? Come on, oof. Dude, those first three picks were so good that I fell off a cliff, but still, Waddle's a 75. Galloway's a 74. Foster's a 73. That is such a good draft. Keep in mind, my draft class strength is on normal, so that is a really, really good draft for us. Let's see what this class looks like. The best play in the class was an 80 overall free safety Jamal Allen. Pory Lyons, Dalton Jackson, Glenn Casey, Keith Parker. Looks like we did make the right offensive line call. Doesn't look like there's any better offensive linemen or, I mean a few, but round one picked 25. Yeah, no, we did a great job here. All right, let's go in the depth chart now and make sure all our rookies are getting the time they need. I am gonna make Nickerson the backup two-in-joke, even though he's only a 68 overall. My new left tackle is gonna be Jock. No, where should I put him? Foster's my new starting left guard. I'm gonna let Aaron Brewer stay at center. My new right guard is actually gonna be Josh Galloway. He's a 76 overall at guard. All right, here is your roster for season two. Keep in mind, I tried to pay George Pickens a Super Max. He did not want to be in Zimbabwe. So now our wide receiver one is Jaden Reed and then wide receiver two is Rashid Shahid, but we don't have anybody behind there. The CPU did draft Donovan Peoples, or maybe that's not his first name, Damian Peoples, who is a hidden dev rookie out of Oklahoma. But I don't know. I think we're eventually gonna need a new wide receiver one, but Bijan and Stroud look insane and Joku's got superstar. The new offensive line has some developing hidden dev guys on there, but still honestly could use some work. That might be a free agency problem and then defensively, here's the new look. So Cisco got superstar, Derwin James regressed to superstar, still got Gordon Hilton and Tyreek Stevenson. Waddle is our right end, Franklin Myers left end, Quinn Williams in the middle, Karamo at middle linebacker, and my outside linebackers are Taki Taki, Eric Kendricks. I don't know. There's honestly a lot of things that this team needs. Let's just try and have another good season here and here too, see what the Zimbabwe antlers can do. Honestly, very shocked, pleasantly surprised, really. We go 10 and seven. I didn't think this team had it quite yet. I felt like there was too many holes, but hey, congratulations to the Zimbabwe antlers. This is our first playoff run. We wouldn't see any dev trade upgrades right now, but we can see morale and it looks like the squad is very happy with how they performed so far. Stroud throws for 4,000, which was eighth in the NFL, but a 29 and five TD interception is great. Bijan, another solid season, but he's not doing as much as I'd hope. I think he is being held back by my very weak offensive line right now. In Joku, another 1,000 yard season with 11 touchdowns. Everybody else is very mid. Theo Collins had eight, 13, and six, I guess, but I gotta get Jane Reedmore involved. This is a big mistake by me. Kendrick's another big season. Karamoa, another big season. Look at the sacks though, this is huge. Quinn and Williams, 11 and a half. Doran's Armstrong, 11, Chauncey Goldston, six, and our rookie didn't get any, but I did just realize that I actually had, dude, this is such a bummer. I always run with reorder depth chart manual. I accidentally had an auto, so the computer automatically subbed out Steven Waddle, which sucks. I mean, he doesn't have a great rookie season, but that's okay. I'll get it fixed for next season. Regardless, we went 10 and seven, which is amazing. So CPU knew better than me. If we can make it through this game against the Vikings, I'm gonna pop in and play with our squad in the divisional, maybe play some moments. Lose to the Vikings here, no worries. We have a lot of cap space though, 100 million cap. I'm gonna see if there's anybody available in free agency. All right, who is available in free agency? I've got a hundred million, I wanna spend it. Yeah, see what I mean?  It's always kind of random. Elijah Moore is low key a nice pickup though. 25, interested in the squad, he's an 82 overall. He wants a big deal though. I'm gonna give him a team friendly deal here. Save us some money. Stevie Bites, maybe he does, maybe he doesn't. I don't know, he does not bite. Nothing for us in free agency. We'll just hang on to our cash and be ready to pay our studs when the time comes. So we've got round one pick 20.  We have so many positions handled. Kind of like this D-Tackle, Keyshawn Archer. Great strength, great speed, great. I'm gonna take a shot here because we've already got Quinn and Williams.  Keyshawn Archer, round two pick 20. I'd like to grab an offensive lineman if available but they obviously gotta be good. Darren Lacey out of Virginia, no. He's normal dev for sure. That guy is a bomb. Well, Frank Goodwin out of Michigan. Here's a pretty good chance to be hidden dev. He has three greats. I'm gonna take the shot. Dude, I'm killing it right now. I'm honestly killing it right now. Frank Goodwin, 77 Excel, 83 strength, hidden dev, offensive lineman. I keep, I'm grinding on this whole line until we get it where we want it. Our next second round pick, pick 27. I need a wide receiver bro. I'm gonna let the CPU take over for the rest. I believe in my CPU. Draft recap, so Keyshawn Archer was a 71, probably not the best first round pick. Goodwin's a 72 and Gavino Connor from the CPU, a 73 overall. He's normal dev though. Damn, highest overall was normal dev. Take a look around the entire league, see what everybody else was drafting. An 81 corner is the best in the class, 78, 78, 78 and 77. It's not too strong of a class. There were some better tackles though like Miles Baxter here is a 77. Could have had him. Sydney Kerr here. Yeah, nothing crazy. All right, the depth chart won't get messed with anymore. So here is the lineup for year three. David and Joku, Superstar X Factor, exactly what we wanted. Still working on our own line. Jayden Reed, he's gonna have a big season this season at Slotwide Receiver. Stroud and Bijan, both 91s and superstars. Quinnan's an X Factor. Derwin's an X Factor. Stevenson is superstar, good for him. Cisco superstar. Koromo is gonna stay up in a linebacker. Keeshawn Archer should get some good reps and then waddles my rush right in. I gotta get him up to a superstar. We're gonna need that. And eventually we'll need some outside linebackers too, but should be another good season. And my reps, my reps are where they're supposed to be. So I'm hoping we can make another playoff push except this time Jayden Reed should have. I'm hoping Jayden Reed has 1,400 yards, 15 touchdowns. That's my prediction for Jayden Reed. Okay, I asked for a playoff push. I got it, but it's not a pretty one. Nine and eight, luckily the NFC North is weak. So we ended at the top of the NFC North and we get home field advantage. It's kind of crazy when you go nine and eight. All right, CJ Stroud, 26 and seven, 4,000 yards. He's not getting over that hump of being like top 10, but he's not getting it to top five. And I kind of want him to get into top five. Bijan goes for 1118, his most touchdowns. And Reed, okay. I said 1,415, he goes for 1,209. Still an amazing season in Joku 11109. So he keeps killing it. I'm so happy for him. Jeremiah Wusukoromola has his best season. 131 tackles, six TFLs, two sacks. Takitaki has a good season as well. And in the sack department, oh my God, what? Our backup de-tackle, Kishan Archer the rookie. Our first champ pick has 12 sacks. Completely outdoes 99 overall. Quinn and Williams, who's the starting de-tackle and the rush de-tackle? How? Waddle got home five times, but bro, 12? That has to be defensive rookie of the year. There is no way he didn't get defensive rookie of the year with that. All right, look at the NFC defensive rookie of the year. It's Kishan Archer. That's so cool. I'm so shocked, but I'm so happy. That is so awesome. All right, let's see if we may get through this wild card here. And I'll step in for the divisional if we can make it through another L. So we made it to playoffs twice as Zimbabwe, but two losses both in the wild card. Next season, we're gonna be horrifying. We're gonna be very scary. All right, here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna look for offensive linemen in free agency. And we're gonna look to trade our first round draft pick for an elite wide receiver. We'll have Jaden Reed and somebody who's amazing. Then we'll also have Njoku, Stroud, Bijan. And I think the defense is good to go, especially with Kishan Archer, Quinn and Williams, Steven Waddle, Kora Moa, Derwin James, Andre Sisko. We're good. Cowboys beat the Browns in the Super Bowl, okay. All right, free agency, please. I just wanna stud offensive linemen. Not sure I'd count Trent Brown as a stud offensive lineman. Not too many good options, but I will say Andrew Van Genkel would be a nice addition to this team. Ah, nobody's more of a speed rush. And we don't need that. Maybe Shaq Thompson. I think if we're gonna make a serious playoff push this season, here's what we do. We're gonna sign Trent Brown to a player friendly two year deal. Slightly boost the offensive line. We're also gonna sign, if he'll sign with us Shaq Thompson. Shaq Thompson would be really nice where our rookie currently is. Thompson would be nice because Kendrick's continues to regress. He's an 81 overall. I like Thompson. So we're just picking up those two guys for the Super Bowl run. Let's see if they take their offers. They both do Trent Brown and Shaq Thompson, two solid additions. And then we're trading away this draft pick and maybe something else so that we can get our hands on an elite wide receiver. Not gonna lie, I kinda want CD-Lam. Who DK Metcalf will be sick though too, 28. Yeah, we kinda have to make the push right now.  I mean, none of these guys are easy to acquire but let's just try him for a first round. What's it gonna do for us? About halfway. Let's throw in a second and a third and we throw in Rashid Shahid who's a young wide receiver with some value. Honestly, we are almost there. I wanna keep Jaden Reed though. DK Metcalf is an expensive man but Rashid Shahid and Theo Collins are young wide receivers. A first two seconds and a third round pick for one of the best wide receivers in the league, DK Metcalf, 95 overall. He's got three years left on his deal, Superstar X Factor, he's 28. That's a big move right there. I'm gonna sim the drafts since we only have fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh round picks. We'll check the recap and we'll move into this next season looking to make a very serious playoff push. Hopefully a Super Bowl. We made big free agent signings. We traded for a star wide receiver. Everything else should fall in place. That's the hope. CPU got me a bunch of homeless people. Do you know how it is? All right, let's check out the entire league. Was this a strong class? 280s in Jeremy Clements and Braxton Silverman. Not a very strong class. On normal draft classes, you really don't see many players over 80 overall though. Is this the season we go all the way to the bowl? We're in 88 overall. CJ and Bijan in the backfield. We got Metcalf now with 87 overall, Jaden Reed and 93 X Factor, David and Joku. We've got Trent Brown, Foster, Galloway, Brown and Bruce. The offensive line is a lot better than where we started. We're probably about an 80 overall average on that offensive line. Really happy that we were able to move the needle there. Then defensively, Waddle does not get a Dev trade upgrade unfortunately, but I'm glad we picked up Shaq Thompson. He's a lot better right there. Cisco is developing really well. Stevenson, Kyler Gordon and Evans. Okay, our third corner could definitely use some work, but Kishan Archer gets star Dev, 80 overall. He had such a good season. Hope he keeps it up. And Derman's almost a 97 overall. Another nine and eight season. Wow, we are just like, we're riding the middle of the pack. We take on the Vikings again who have beat us before. Can we get through this game? Please, please, let's go deeper than the Wild Cards in Bobway. 27 we lose. Dude, we really can't go deeper than this. Hey, CJ Stroud though, third in the NFL and passing yards. So there's a big season for him, 36 and three. Bijan, 1300 and 11. Jaden Reed, 1040 and 11. In Joku, 980 and seven. DK Metcalf, 916 and four. I mean he's not thought wide receiver I guess. Maybe it's all just got to do with sly wide receiver, man. Maybe I gotta have DK sly wide receiver, but he is wide receiver one.  Dude, Kishan Archer is a God. What is up with this defense? The backup detackle in Cowboys 4-3 goes insane. Dude got 14 sacks. Nine and a half for Quinn and William, six for Waddle. Dude, that's crazy. That really is crazy. Four interceptions for Kyler Gordon. All right, we're getting stuck being mediocre. We gotta have an awesome season next season. We do have the draft to look forward to here too. And we still got a lot of cap space. All right, round one pick 20. We have been, we've been a wild card team for the last three years. I honestly don't think anybody that we draft here is gonna significantly move the needle on this team. I'm trading this pick away. I'm gonna develop some capital and I don't know, maybe I leverage all this capital into something else, but this is a late first round pick. So what can we realistically get out of this? A 20, 27, first, second, third, and fourth from the Cleveland Browns. I'm taking that. I'm taking this offer from the Cleveland Browns here. First, second, third, and fourth. That is a lot of capital. And I'm gonna trade away my round one pick 32 as well. Honestly. See, we can get out of this. I'm gonna get a first, a third, and a seventh from the Jacksonville Jaguars. So we've turned our two first round picks into just so many picks that we can hopefully use in the future. And my goal is to use those just to make a big move as far as a trade. And I guess we're gonna have to find out.  I was so shocked by these numbers. The CPU went off. Johnny Bruce left guard on a UCLA, hidden Dev rookie. In the third round, they got a 75 overall left outside linebacker who's a run stopper. This is literally perfect for my team. He's not hidden Dev despite the overall, but what a stud. They even grabbed a 93 speed halfback. Dijon's eventual replacement, maybe. What a great draft for them, despite trading away two first round picks. That worked out so well for us. Best point of the class in 82 center. Then there's a pretty steep drop off through 78. Well, just 77s. Wow. Well, look at this, man. So DK actually went down to superstar because he didn't get enough involvement last season. I'm gonna make him slot wide receiver. But CJ is a 99 X factor now. And Joku still X factor. Dude, Dev trait regression is killing this team though. Tyreek lost to Dev trait. Dermon James lost to Dev trait. Before the season starts, let's make a big trade. We got 57 million cap. We could, we could add a monster to this team. Question is who? I think I want a really good corner. Who could we get our hands on? We got a lot of draft picks to work with. Spoon, look at Devon witherspoon. He's a 96 overall, two years left. He's on the buccaneers. They can honestly use this. They have like no cap space. He's gonna cost a lot though. So we've got extra first rounders, extra second, extra thirds, two first rounders this year, two second rounders this year. Dude, is Devon witherspoon really worth three firsts? I don't think this is worth it. Now that is more like it. Christian Gonzalez, who's actually younger, just a lower overall for two firsts and a second round pick. He's a 91 overall. He is superstar. And he's headed to the antlers. We traded away our draft picks so that we can make a move like that. Let's see if it pays off. The 20 27 20 28 season. We added Christian Gonzalez. We've developed our defense so well. Our overalls are crazy. We're a 92 overall team. My concern is if we don't make a push this year, things are gonna start to get really difficult, especially within Joku regressing pretty quickly. Quinn Williams is gonna start regressing. Derwin is already regressing. Let's try and make this push right now, boys. For Africa, for Zimbabwe.  I wanted to see how we were doing at mid season.  We have 50 million cap. We're a 92 overall. We're a six and one. This is our best season yet.  We just gotta win the bowl, bro.  Actually, wait a minute.  So I'm guaranteed to get past it. Let's find out.   And we went off 15 and two. Was Gonzo really the move? Look at that. Look at the antlers thing right there. At antlers, Christian Gonzalez he's lightning in a bottle. Eight tackles and a past deflection last game. All right. Let's take a look at how we did on the season. Strouds, 4,546 and two. It's gotta be an MVP season, right? It's gotta be. Bijan had his best season, 1,517 touchdowns.  Dude, we went off this season. Poromoa had our most tackles. We always love to see that.  Oh my God. They're putting on for Africa, baby. Come on. 10 out of Kishon, Archer nine out of Williams, five and a half out of Steven. Why don't do this? This is an awesome season. We have to win the bowl right now. We are playing out of our minds. Let me see if Stroud won MVP. He did. CJ Stroud wins NFL MVP. Offensive player of the year goes to DK Metcalf. Defensive player of the year in fourth is a Wusukoromoa. We shouldn't have any rookies of the years, although we had somebody in there. Jerome Flowers got eight. We didn't get best running back. He went to Kenneth Walker. It was almost Bijan though. That's why receiver was DK. Dude, what an honor. All right, boys. So we actually, our wildcard curse can't affect us because we don't have a wildcard game. So we go straight to the divisional. Taken on the Washington commanders who are nine and eight, it's always fun with a fantasy draft because that is not the commanders we know. And obviously we're also like five years in the future now. So let's see what the commanders got. They got Michael Parsons, Jamele Dean, Justin Fields, Kenny Clark, Dalton Kincaid, Jimmy Newman and outside linebacker Superstar. Amari Cooper, Joe Tooney, Jordan Battle, Joey Hayward, Christian Benford, Christian Watson. It's an interesting team, but I feel like we have a significant advantage here. He has 199. We're ahead. Why don't we take a look at our roster? Let's look at the antlers roster from this perspective. We have 499s. CJ Stroud, Quinn and Williams, Bijan and DK. Keep in mind we drafted these first three. CJ, Quinn and Williams, Bijan. DK Metcalf we traded for. Derwin we drafted. Koromoa we drafted. Cisco telling you guys, this guy's a franchise legend. And obviously we just traded for Gonzo. Amazing season. Oh my God, let's go. All right, I wanna get in a few reps. We built this squad. I'm gonna play a few plays. I'm gonna do a couple drives on offense and defense. I don't wanna fully impact the game. And then we'll let the Sim take over and hopefully the boys can take us all the way to the bowl. We're hosting in Zimbabwe that Washington commanders flew all the way to Harare Zimbabwe to take on CJ Stroud. Come on, Justin Fields. Big first quarter drive. Let's take the lead. Here we go. First in 15, I tell you what. I kind of see someone pretty close up on DK. DK is, no. Dude, DK Metcalf one-on-one with the safety. I take those odds every day of the week but we didn't have time to get the pass off. Honestly, I wonder if this is the same coverage. Like, could we just do that again? Not so much this time.  Micah Parsons completely ignored any block we attempted there. Alrighty, third and 21, not looking good right now. I'm just gonna check this down to Bijan and we missed the throw fourth and 21.  We just turned the ball over. That was crazy. Dude, the All Madden CPU is no joke. All right, third and six. I do get to take over on a defensive snap though we got Shaq Thompson and Awusu Koremowa cannot believe that Koremowa never got a dev trade upgrade. He has consistently been one of the most, like the best linebackers in league. Steven Waddle gets a sack. Excited for that. It's just weird that he still started out. Zero to zero here. I'm coming back in on defense. Second and four, they need me for a stop. I'm going on Andre Sisko in case this is a stretch run. Kind of feel it coming. It is a run. It's not a stretch, but Andre Sisko's all over it. Cleaned up by Koremowa. Come on, Zimbabwe. We can't fall to right here. Dude, are we just like playoff choke artists? Are we just this crazy good team that cannot close playoff games? Are we the Dallas Cowboys in real life? Third and three, slip screen, slip screen. I'm all over it, great defense. Fourth and three, we hold them to a field goal. Wait, why did it just say they're going for it? I'm fourth down, but this is a kick. Is this a fake? Oh my God, this CPU just ran a fake? I don't think I've ever in my life seen this sim CPU run a fake. Well, wow. Wow, they kind of just helped me out a lot right there by telling me that. Dude, our offense just keeps turning the ball over though because here I am playing defense again. First and 10. I'm going to guess pass here and try and get home real quick. Nobody's getting home right now. Check this down. Huge hit. Derwin James second and five. I'm dropping everyone in coverage. It's definitely a pass right here. Just going to try and cover everything.  Kind of expect the run here. So I'm going to play for it. No, damn. I blitzed that spot right there too. They throw a touchdown right on it. Dalton Kincaid gets in. Can I have an offensive drive please? Oh my God. And I'm back on defense again. What is my offense doing? I haven't even touched the ball. Touched the ball once at the start. Third and seven laser from Justin Fields. First and goal. First and goal. Can we stuff whatever this is? It's a handoff. Up the middle, we can stuff it. Second and goal. Elijah Mitchell is going nowhere. Okay. We know this is a pass. We know it's a pass.  It is not a pass, but we've got it bottled anyway. We are stuffing the run. Absolutely a pass. Going on Shaq Thompson. We got a lot to cover here. Somebody get Justin Fields. Let's go. No fumble, but it's fourth and goal. That's got to be a field goal. There is absolutely no way they're faking it again. There is absolute, dude, what is with this team? I think they're faking it again. Oh my God. They're faking psychos. They're actually psychos. It's picked off by Cisco. What did I tell you about Andre Cisco? That's going to be a pick six. What are they doing? They are fake too. I've never seen the computer in my life do this. Oh my God. I'm literally perpetually playing defense. Could I try out my offense, please? I said it was going to impact the whole game and I'm invested now. It's seven to seven, third and six. I'm on defense. Good stop. Fourth and six. I assume we get the ball back here unless they're going to bring out the field goal unit and fake it again.  I actually don't get it. That was fourth and six. And now immediately they're back in the red zone. What are we just fumbling every time we touch the ball? Andre Cisco, huge tackle. Dude, what is going on with my offense? We have such a good offense. What are we doing? They just keep running the ball. Need to make a big hit. First and 10, boys.  I like this. It might be man coverage on in joku. I know he can beat that. And he does, he does. No, he doesn't. Dude, what is this defense? We've completed three passes in sim. Kind of looking for Metcalf, maybe Damien Peoples. Damien Peoples is there. I need him to catch it though. Huge. First and 10, CJ Stroud unloads. Caught and zone, and zone, decay Metcalf. Or is that in joku? That's in joku. David in joku gets in the end zone. Are we going for two? No, we're going to kick it. We're going into overtime if we can stop them. 10 plays, 75 yards. Hey, they got it in. Good work, antlers. Second and three, they just need field goal range. And our, and our Super Bowl hopes are gone. Come on, get home. Get home on fields. Nice pass break up. Third and three. Third and three, it's play action. He's almost sacked. And he's almost intercepted. What are we doing? Fourth and three, we're going to get the ball back though. Just got to get in field goal range. And we have two timeouts to do it.  That is, it's an okay point. CJ, dude, CJ, just do it, buddy. Do it right here right now. We have the ball at the 46. Oh my God, we could actually win the game right now. If, if Stroud connects right here.  Why are we going Hail Mary? You just need a field goal to win it. DPI. It's that DPI. We will be in field goal range. And that's defensive pass and a Mary God. Oh my God, the greatest bail out of all time. We're going to the NFC championship.    Dude, CJ Stroud completed four passes when I took over in the fourth. That's insane. What are we doing? Look who it is. It's our rivals, the Vikings in the NFC championship. I feel like we play the Vikings all the time.  We were 0-3 against them in the playoffs. They got Fred Warner, Kenneth Walker, DJ Moore, that's ball on. Okay, I have to be significantly less involved on this game, to be honest. It's 14-0, now 14-7, now 21-7, 21-10. Can we hang on? 21-13, 28-13, 34-20. Let's look in at the final minute of this game. This is absolutely a W for the antlers. And we're gonna head to the Super Bowl. Let's go, baby. Rifle's at low, good tackle, but that clock is still moving. They're going no huddle, not using their timeouts. They need the touchdown and the onside kick to even have a chance here. Let's just not even let them get the touchdown, right? Swatted away. All right, third and 10. Jordan loves flushed out. He's sacked by Waddle. Fourth to 19 is the final play of the game right here. Final play of the game. What's Jordan Love got? He's basically in Hail Mary here. Oh, hey, intercepted by Derwin James. Fourth and 19, what a massive play. Derwin James just ended this. Let's go, we're going to the Super Bowl, baby. Jordan Love big interception to end the game in the playoffs in the NFC championship. That's ball game. Let's take a look at the stats. Clearly we picked it up in the offense department. Ooh, Tim Green came in and threw a touchdown.  Did we fake a field goal? What is with the fake field goals? Dijon 11-103 in a touchdown, insane game for him and Joku 10-137 in a touchdown. Yeesh, in Joku, you dog. All right, boys, let's go to the bowl. Our Super Bowl is against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This is a weird team to play against in the Super Bowl, to be honest. They're a 91 overall with Lamar Jackson, Tyler Smith, Javante Williams. This should be a fun one. And just like that, boys, Zimbabwe has finally made their first Super Bowl. We've been to the playoffs, but we kept choking, kept choking until finally this 15 and two season where we're meeting off with Lamar Jackson on the Pittsburgh Steelers with Javante Williams. We've got obviously an absolute squad. This game is hosted in Raymond James Stadium. It's gotta be good weather in Tampa Bay. We'll be starting with the football. All right, this is the Super Bowl, so I don't wanna have an input here, but we will start with the touchdown. Pittsburgh turns it over, low scoring so far. Pittsburgh gets their first points at seven to three. Now seven to 10, I gotta check in. We're in the red zone. It's third in goal, but we're back to far. I don't know, are we gonna be able to get in a field goal or do we go for it all? Go for it all Stroud, for it all! Caught! And Joku! He caught it on the what? No way we kicked this field goal, I'll be so mad. Yeah! Give it to Bijan and punch it in. Give it to Bijan and punch it in, no! Yes! Yes! The Zimbabwe antlers and Damian peoples are slept on young wide receiver often overshadowed by Metcalf. Jaden Redan and Joku, but he just made a monster catch in the Super Bowl. Oh, that gave me, that gave me a heart attack. Look at this. Easily could have been batted away, but Damian peoples. Ooh, right in the hip pocket. Honestly, a sack would be best case scenario here. So keep that clock running. Oh, ask and you shall receive. Second in 16, that was huge. Can Waddle get home? Go Stephen Waddle. Laser from Lamar intercepted! Who's got it? Who's got that ball? Let me see it. Tyreek Stevenson! Oh, what a play from Tyreek. He's been up and down at one point was a superstar. Regressed to star, but he just made a massive play in Super Bowl. Dude, the Super Bowl has been all about players that we don't usually talk about. Tyreek Stevenson, Damian peoples. Stroud and Bijan, I'm sure having a great game, but there's Bijan on the fake jet sweep. He's gonna go. This game is over. 11 point lead, we're in shoe clock mode. Another hand off to Bijan. Another three yards. It's not technically over, but if we get a first down, no. Third and two, we're just going into victory formation to try and hang on to the ball, I guess. And then we're gonna punt this with about 20 seconds left in the game. Fourth and two, great coverage right there from Derwin James. Yeah, you're not going anywhere. First and 10, let's see the desperation Hail Mary here. How does Steelers always makes me feel good about myself. Lamar, stepping up in the pocket. Lamar B can't help himself. Running perfectly horizontally. He was a full-blown robot right there. Final play of the game. Come on, give somebody an interception. No, it's not the final play of the game, I take it back. He has one more airmail ball to throw. Oh my God, give him a sack. End it with a sack, Steven Waddle.  Amari Muhammad, the Zimbabwe antlers. Take home their first ever Super Bowl, let's go. Dude, we built a God squad. This is a serious dynasty that we built here. Granted, I did draft a lot of crazy young players that we're gonna develop, but we made some huge trades too. Christian Gonzalez, DK Metcalf, and we drafted some amazing players. The D-Tackle, we got Steven Waddle.  I can guarantee you that CJ Stroud is Super Bowl MVP though. 258 yards and three touchdowns. Bijan 13 for 71 and receiving in Joku. The Chief, 104 yards and two touchdowns. Damian Peoples had another touchdown. And honestly, DK Metcalf, very quiet, three for 27. Maybe we never needed to trade for him. Same with Gene Reed, 553 is pretty good. Defensively, Kora Mola had nine total tackles. Dude, you couldn't write a better script. Waddle got home, John Franklin Myers got home, and the one interception from Tyreek Stevenson. That's our Super Bowl, boys, let's go. All right, let's see that recap. Maybe Super Bowl MVP of the antlers is CJ Stroud, a 21 to 10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Annamarie Mohamed Gitz, coach of the year. We get MVP and we get offensively of the year. Hell of a season. Let's take a look at the league history. The Niners beat the Ravens in 2023. I wish that that's what it looked like in real life. In 24, the Vikings beat the Titans. 25, the Cowboys beat the Browns. 26, the Browns got their get back, 28 to 17 against the Commanders. I wanna show you guys our Super Bowl winning lineup, a 93 overall antlers team with four X-Factors on offense, Stroud, Robinson, Metcalf in Joku. In a really high overall offensive line, really proud of how these guys developed. Reed got up to a 94 overall.  Cisco, Christian Gonzo got X-Factor. 99 Williams, 90 Waddle, 85 Archer, 90 Stevenson, and then Derwin James, obviously amazing as well. Now, once I win a Super Bowl, I like to put the next season on autopilot just to see what kind of position have we really put this team in. Could they maybe pull off a back to back? Yo, look at this Super Bowl. It's Jets versus Cardinals. So we went 11 and six. Clearly we built a good squad, but who did we lose to? We lost to the Saints in the divisional round who lost to the Cardinals. And then it's the seven seed Cardinals versus the four seed Jets in the Super Bowl. Place your bets on who wins this. My money's on the Jets.   Who got MVP's?  I don't wanna hear it, bro. Looks like the team has hung on though. We didn't really lose anybody in free agency. Looks like we were able to re-sign most of our players. And Cisco, Williams and Archer all got dev trade upgrades. But Dermot and James regressed like crazy. All right, hey, we put Zimbabwe in good hands. All right, boys, hey, I love you guys. Thanks for watching as always. And after bringing Africa Super Bowl, nobody can say I'm racist. So that's a plus. All right, boys, I love you. Thanks for watching as always. I'll see you in the next video. Peace.


I look at our leaders who when they are seeking to serve us and is not only in South Africa, it is almost everywhere in the Bible when they are seeking our support, they are humility personified. They kiss babies. They go to the shebin. They drink from dirty cups. They walk on foot. They smile with us. They take photos with everybody. They discard their security. They are humility personified. They speak the language that we want to hear. They do the thing that they think we want to see them do. They delude us. They cheat us. And somehow...


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