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♫ Admiral Yi: Drums of War - Sean and Dean Kiner - Extra History (Patreon)

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2015-11-06 20:16:33
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Enjoy the music from the Extra History series on Admiral Yi? Listen to the full version by Sean and Dean Kiner!

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♫ Admiral Yi: Drums of War - Sean and Dean Kiner - Extra History

♫ Music by Sean and Dean Kiner (Special Thanks: Wang Hong): http://bit.ly/1LBy9zh Support us on Patreon! http://bit.ly/EHPatreon Watch the Admiral Yi series! http://bit.ly/1FkP5ZO (---More details below) Subscribe for new episodes every Saturday! http://bit.ly/SubToEC Play games with us on Extra Play! http://bit.ly/WatchEXP Talk to us on Twitter (@ExtraCreditz): http://bit.ly/ECTweet Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/ECFBPage Get our list of recommended games on Steam: http://bit.ly/ECCurator

Comments

Anonymous

I see no links or embedded players. Are they coming?

RMS Oceanic

As someone who probably has way too many soundtracks on his playlists, I approve of this. Would you consider doing something similar for the Justinian/Crusade music, and maybe make it a regular thing going forward?

ExtraCredits
>>961360

Definitely going to do both of those things! The Justinian and Crusade music will be added as we get the chance, and every new series will get its own video like this. :)

Turlas85

Ugh! A minute is such a tease! Love this tune. Will have to loop it. Thanks so much for sharing this!

Paul Chicagocanus

Will have to remember this for whenever CA gets around to doing China/Korea Total War. Soundtrack MOD!

Juuso Hakala
>>962300

I just love thease videos and this music was fantasic :D. If i may, id like to see you make an extra history series of the Winter war (or Russo-Finnish war) of 1939-1940. In my oppinion a very overlooked event during world war II.

ExtraCredits
>>962300

We do take viewer suggestions at the $15 level, provided they win the raffle and the viewer vote. If you're interested in doing that, though, don't up your pledge until January 2016! Our topic suggestions are locked in for the rest of this year.

Marco Honrade

I love this music. The Kiner brothers do awesometacular work, I just wish it was longer. May I suggest for a future milestone goal commissioning a downloadable full 3 to 5 min version theme for each series like the 15,000 goal for full page art but for the music.

M

Since you're doing shows about obscure military commanders and recently had the middle east, why don't you do a series about Khalid Ibn Al-Walid? During his rule as commander he single handedly conquered more territory than Rome did in 900 years, taking on Persia, Byzantium and rebels simultaneously, he has won over 50 major battles, over a 100 in total, always outnumbered, sometimes 5 to 1 and was never defeated. Despite Arabs historically only fighting in small skirmishes rather than large battles with armies. He's the reason why the Rashidun Caliphate expansion looks like an explosion, despite them having a fraction of the population or the resources their neighboring ancient established empires have. He has more credit to his name than Alexander and Caesar combined, not even Genghis can compare as his relatives often lead the actual battles. It is by no means a stretch that the man, dubbed sword of God changed the course of history and civilisation.

Iriscilla Ayala

Would love to see this done for all the previous themes. I love them all.

Sveinn Örvarsson

Yea good idea, maybe the next milestone could be for soundtrack ?

ExtraCredits
>>968853

I would love that. Definitely something we can discuss within the team and with the Kiners!

ExtraCredits
>>967127

It will be! Well, all the previous themes which the Kiners created, which goes back to the Zulu series. :D

ExtraCredits
>>965038

I would love to do a series on him, but I can't promise anything! I will say that we want to include more history from the Middle East, but as the series is still (relatively) new, there are a still a LOT of parts of the world we want to cover that haven't been touched on yet. Still, thanks for bringing that name to my attention!

ExtraCredits
>>964890

I would love that myself! We'll have to talk it over and see if it's something we can do.

M
>>965038

Thanks for replying, I love all your stuff and have been a fan for years now (despite hardly ever playing games, not being interested in design). I mentioned him because like Admiral Yi, he's often overlooked in the west, reducing his military campaigns to a shrugged "the Persians and Romans were exhausted so they won easily" when it doesn't make sense historically speaking, and is an insult to those that died defending their territory first and the military genius of Khalid second. He's arguably, from an objective stand point the greatest military leader in history, taking on the two biggest, wealthiest and most populous empires in the world at the same time and prevailing. When the sassanids first met the Muslims on the battlefield they were told that they were like an ant fighting a lion, having them win on the field wasn't even considered as a possibility. Add all of that to the fact that unlike Genghis and Alexander all the territories taken remained in the fold to this day, despite his armies being not even a fraction of the population (Egypt alone had a population of over20 million <a href="http://members.optusnet.com.au/exponentialist/Exponential%20Growth_files/Egypt.gif" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://members.optusnet.com.au/exponentialist/Exponential%20Growth_files/Egypt.gif</a> ). Thanks for all the good stuff!

Anonymous

These guys are brilliant and its perfect for the Admiral Yi series.