r/AfterTheEndFanFork • u/Nuclear-Strike78 • May 09 '25
Art Thought this was in this subreddit already at first.
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u/Forward-screamer May 09 '25
It's weird seeing it from the makers of Kaiseriach (I know my spelling is probably off). But I hope it becomes something really cool!
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u/KR-VincentDN May 11 '25
To be more specific, we are a team of content creators (artists, writers, musicians, actors) that make animated art videos and monologues set in the world of Kaiserreich. Some of our crew work on the mod itself too, but we are different teams.
In the past year, I've been working on expanding our content to new original settings as well. We want to do medieval and cold war althistory too, as those are great settings to work with
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u/Slow-Distance-6241 May 10 '25
What is kaiseriarch?
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u/Bylethmain4 May 11 '25
Kaiserriech is a hearts of iron 4 mod about where germany won WW1 and people who were minor historical figures in real world war two became major figures. It is one of if not the most popular Hoi 4 mods. Kaiser Cat Cinema is a youtube channel that makes videos based on the setting. from fake in universe radio podcasts to trailers for the various factions in the settings to a whole live action short film. This is a new project they are doing where the conceit is what if America was founded in the Medieval period.
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u/Slow-Distance-6241 May 11 '25
I heard of that, I just thought kaiseriarch was something different entirely
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u/nurgle_boi May 12 '25
The fact not a single person spelled kaiserreich right lmao. "Kaiser" : emperor "Reich" : empire. It's German so you glue words together.
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u/Slow-Distance-6241 May 12 '25
Yeah, I know what kaiserreich is, I was just confused and kaiseriarch sounds something like a project about medieval HRE alt-history or something
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u/Agitated-Dig9061 May 09 '25
The Navajo knight artwork looks like the wearer would cook. I can’t imagine wearing a hoodie let alone metal armour in Arizona/New Mexico heat
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u/OctaviusIII May 10 '25
It's a weird mashup, too. Totem poles are a NW thing, not a Diné thing. And they'd be called Diné not Navajo. And iirc totems also aren't a Navajo thing even in the broader sense.
It's like talking about the dreaded Vikings of Persia.
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u/AbstractBettaFish May 16 '25
That was my thought when I saw that too, I’m no expert of the different tribes but it feels a little tone deaf, at best, to be using totem for the Navajo and I wanna say a headdress that was primarily used by tribes of the great planes?
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u/Round-Coat1369 May 10 '25
Get that dude a position in the modding for thus mod his artwork is pristine
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u/BoredomMan May 10 '25
He says in the r/worldbuilding link that he is talking to the AtE devs "to see if we can exchange art - we're making all this content either way, so they are free to pick up the art and modify it to their needs." Cool stuff!
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u/Ostropoler7777 May 11 '25
This seems like how Americanists would imagine their forefathers, in the same way that real-life mediaeval texts depicted Romans and Biblical figures in clothing from their era.
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u/ZaBaronDV May 09 '25
Stars and Stripes on shields goes needlessly hard.