Strategy games played extremely unstrategically
Class Strategist (allegedly)
I take strategy games and play them extremely unstrategically.
One army against the whole of Rome II. War on every faction, peace with none. Every noble in Bannerlord, executed. A Sims 3 fortune built entirely on garlic. Expect video essays, funny gaming moments and other videos I needed to get off my chest.
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Every full video, grouped into worlds. Hit a cartridge to play.
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Roman history · archaeology · coinage
Spent 26 minutes watching me march one army across Rome II? Get the real story. Archaeologist Hadley Sharman serves up bite-sized videos on Roman Britain and the wider empire — the bits the campaign map leaves out — plus LRBC Online, a free, searchable tool for identifying late Roman bronze coins.
Perfect if you've ever played as the Iceni and wondered how it actually went.
Embroidered gaming apparel · London
Gaming merch for people who don't want to dress like a loot box. Subtle, embroidered hoodies, tees and beanies inspired by Elden Ring, Dark Souls, Baldur's Gate 3, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and more — the “if you know, you know” kind. A five-star Etsy Star Seller.
Perfect if you'd wear a Baldur's Gate 3 nod to the pub, but not a giant logo.
Brands, game studios, publishers and fellow creators: if you've got something that deserves to be played extremely unstrategically, let's team up.
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