I just finished reading a book about WW2. A true story of brothers from a Japanese family. Several were drafted into Japan's military, one was in the US, and enlisted in our military. They were all terribly mistreated due to their ties to the other country. I learned a lot I never knew about the war from the perspective of both sides. So as dumb as this might sound, this video was released at a perfect time for me to see some representation of what I just read. Especially the cut scenes that use real footage. Edit: The book is called "Midnight in Broad Daylight" for anyone who's curious.
Reading about that war is so grueling. It is a telling horror that, at the end of the game, its quote of 60 million people dying is actually a low estimate.
@@LazarouDave You could take it one of multiple ways. 1. "The bar" can refer to the profession of law as a whole as the term is used for the line between the courtroom spectators. 2. There are bar jurisdictions that lawyers can practice in (aka just where you practice). 3. The bar exam is what prospective lawyers must pass to be an accredited lawyer in whatever jurisdiction they apply for.
Man i miss old CoD like this. World at War has to be one of my all time favorite Cods next to Cod:4 and OG MW2. Something about World at War where it didnt hold any punches and showed how brutal war really is all the way down to the loading sceens that use actual footage was so interesting. Im glad I got to see Ray play this again cause this really gave me a nostalgia trip down memory lane!
Dismemberment in multiplayer is definitely a sad loss. Honestly I don't even count Black Ops 3 and beyond because it's just missing a limb and not blasting a person in half in some direction and seeing all their organs.
Fun fact most ww2 footage is "staged" simply because every time they tried to take actual firefight footage mfers got domed by a jap with an Arsaka. Camara man died back then lol
ray doing this in one playthrough shouldn't have surprised me considering he kept saying it would take him longer. we ALL know when it comes to COD if he says he's gonna die or fail the opposite will happen
been randomly binge watching the CoD Veteran playthroughs, and in almost every stream Ray said World At War on Veteran is too painful for him to do it again... glad to see it happening anyway 😆
5:15:24 This detail at the very end still hits so hard. CoD WaW put the cruelty on full display yet it's reading this that still sends a shiver down my spine.
I know, right? The main menu music after that (which is also the music that plays as you crawl through the fountain in 'Vendetta') really adds to it even more.
Another cool attention to detail is when they give you the 30 carbine (M1 Carbine), its supposed to be a weapon for non frontline / support / tankers it was supposed to be something cheaper lighter than the big daddy Garand. When you get it its told your low on supplies and ammo so I suppose you where using what guns you had ammo for and probably had a lot more 30 cal ammo than 45 AARP and 3006 so they give you the two guns that use 30 cal, the M1919 and 30 carbine
@@tac6557 The 1919 used .30-06 though, same as the Garand. .30 carbine was only used in the M1 carbine and specifically designed for it. You are right that that gun was issued to non-frontliners and vehicle crew who needed something relatively light and small (other than a handgun), but the Browning wouldn't fit that same role at all because it's almost as long as a Garand and 3 times as heavy, so I don't see why they would issue that to the same people as a carbine. I doubt a Browning would be able to fire .30 carbine even if you did, in a desperate pinch, use that instead of .30-06 because the number in the calibre name only corresponds to bullet diameter. It doesn't account for things like the length/diameter of the case (which is important for proper chambering and ejection) or powder charge (i.e. the ammo needs to detonate with enough force to cycle the bolt)
Cod 2 The Big Red One has always felt like a forgotten game, especially when the other Cod 2 was released. That game and World at War are my two favorites of the OGs in the series
@sse_weston4138 Big Red One is a major soft spot for me. I grew up with it, it felt like band of brothers. Seeing your squad lose people and gain people It's like "Dang man, I miss that guy still"
20:00 - (or just before) - It was today I learned it was only 3 puddles, I always used to jump in 4 holes 😮 58:30 - Holy. Shit. I know you're a god tier player, Ray - but saying "First Try" to that sniper on Veteran... 3:23:50 - WaW Veteran in a nutshell 4:22:55 - Wow...how did nobody ever think about making this common knowledge, would've saved so many of us the pain... 4:47:30 - Perfect.
Gotta say, this era of games were something amazing. Halo 3, Cod Waw, Bioshock. Then not that long after the early 2010's hit with stuff like Darkness 2. Great era of gaming for sure, recently replayed Darkness 2 myself, forgot how interesting the game was wish we got a third one.
Recently, my buddy and I decided to beat this game on veteran. For six hours, we were stuck on one of the Japanese levels. It was right at the end, too. Every time we'd load in after dying, one of the NPCs would shout "It's a whole damn convoy!" That phrase is burned into my memory.
That’s from the 3rd mission “Hard Landing.” The entire campaign had a pretty even amount of hell spread across it on Veteran but god DAMN the Japanese Veteran AI was actually programmed by Satan.
Watching this makes me genuinely nostalgic for the older style of COD games. Yes, a lot of what's in this game lays the groundwork for the Modern Warfare series, but I wish I could back and play the first few games of this series for the first time.
The best part to me about 29:13 is that it psyched Ray out. If he didn’t run back he probably would have survived, but the WaW AI tends to throw the grenades right next to you, so seeing it in the air made him panic and think he had to move away.
Crazy how much I miss these old games despite all the toxic online lobbies- I’m not sure if Ray would be interested in this, but I would love to see him and some buddies play some good ol’ CoD Zombies!!!
@@CommanderZx2 the developers and wiki have stated if you don't move from your position or push the objective for a determinant amount of time based on the level and difficulty, enemies will start shelling your position with grenades. And on veteran the timer is accelerated and the grenade-throwing has doubled. Enemies grenades replenish in their inventories and their carrying capacity is doubled. Apparently on veteran you get anywhere from like 5 to 15 seconds maximum depending on the level before they bombard your position
I remember doing this campaign split screen. And if I remember correctly that plane mission had both players in their own plane. It was really fun. Now imagine if they remastered this as well
The whole time while hear "grenade" I constantly kept remembering the Rainbox six Vegas let's play of geoff throwing a nade and quietly calling it and then ray yelling and mocking his "callout"
Coming back to this to say this was the reason I finally started playing the CoD games. I'm not a Halo and Gears loving teen anymore. Love the Modern Warfare remasters, this and Black Ops so far and look forward eventually catching up to everyone else
Hey glasses! My favourite dessert is tied between new york cheesecake and tiramisu. I'm not a big sweets or coffee fan, but something about those two are absolutely heavenly.
I remember the last level with literal infinite guys with infinite grenades that you have to push forward on to stop the spawns but at the same time taking 100s of bullets and nades.
Beautiful thumbnail! I was guessing it would be that "girl getting hot dogs thrown at her face" but with Ray's face and grenades, but I'm glad to be wrong because this is lovely!
From what I understand banzai charges were used against the Chinese with success because their military was comprised of mostly bolt action rifles. But when the Japanese faced the US the US had semi auto and automatic weapons. So it was a last ditch attempt for when a soldier was going to die anyways, or if a group was out of ammo. I forgot what island it was but it had a famous last stand where the commander hid while his soldiers charged.
Played this veteran than black ops 1-2, than cod 4-mw3 on veteran on a binge sesh, growing up made me realize how much easier they were compared to being younger.
When he first spoke of Ray, Reznov told tales of a hero, someone we should all aspire to be like. His merciless brutality defines him only as a savage, just like the rest of the Red Army. He is no hero.
All you have to do at the last part of Heart Of The Reich when your trying to get up the stairs is to kill enemies until your Allies move up so just stay back and kill enemies instead of rushing up the stairs
after recently doing this playthrough myself on stream which took me 12 hours and alot of pain. ray doing it in 5 hours makes me realize im bad. i was on xbox though.
Man.... I forgot how good this was. Especially when comparing to recent titles, WW2 and Vanguard, this game just hit so much differently. Now while both games had their moments, I'd say that: Vanguard < WW2 (the opening, visual, zombies, and concentration camps especially) < World at War
I sure miss these days of solid pure fun co-op campaigns. These days Co-op has to be its own damn genre, which are still fun, but not what gave us the best memories years back.
I checked and saw that I completed WaW on veteran in 2013, remembering it as a huge achievement at the time; Recently did it on PC as well, but I found it to be considerably easier. Perhaps just due to me being older or it running on a PC, instead of the 360 with 30 FPS.
Surprisingly basically every cod on ps3/360 ran at 60 fps and despite that playing waw on veteran is still really hard to the point I'm convinced it wasn't played by the people who made it all the way through
I found this wild that Ray locked down 3 days on his stream schedule for this. I was so confused, surely he is doubting himself too much? Yes, he certainly was lol.
I haven't seen this game's campaign in years. Possibly double digit years. This made me think (outside of possibly MW2 as I have never played it) that this was the last really good, dedicated to quality, Call of Duty single player campaign. Maybe just because it felt like it was taking the brutality and depravity of human slaughter seriously.
i legit thought that if ray ever does this that it would take him alot longer then 5 hours or even it taking more then one stream to finish but i have no idea how the campgin is cause ive only played through it once and it was probably on recruit difficulty or whatever the easiest difficulty was
The reason why characters died so unceremoniously is because that's how war was. You just fought and maybe died. It's supposed to give the game a sense of realism.
![Twitch Livestream | Call of Duty: World War II Full Playthrough on Veteran [Xbox One]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QbyhzQ-eQl8/mqdefault.jpg)
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I just finished reading a book about WW2. A true story of brothers from a Japanese family. Several were drafted into Japan's military, one was in the US, and enlisted in our military. They were all terribly mistreated due to their ties to the other country. I learned a lot I never knew about the war from the perspective of both sides.
So as dumb as this might sound, this video was released at a perfect time for me to see some representation of what I just read. Especially the cut scenes that use real footage.
Edit: The book is called "Midnight in Broad Daylight" for anyone who's curious.
Reading about that war is so grueling. It is a telling horror that, at the end of the game, its quote of 60 million people dying is actually a low estimate.
41:51 “I hear the banzai but I don’t see the banzai. Which is concerning.” Had me cracking up!
"I got the BAR. If I hold this weapon all the way 'til the end of the level, I become a lawyer." Ray. Please...
Could you explain that one to me, went right over my head, ngl
@@LazarouDave You could take it one of multiple ways.
1. "The bar" can refer to the profession of law as a whole as the term is used for the line between the courtroom spectators.
2. There are bar jurisdictions that lawyers can practice in (aka just where you practice).
3. The bar exam is what prospective lawyers must pass to be an accredited lawyer in whatever jurisdiction they apply for.
@@rockzyk1291 (Cheers UA-cam for not telling me I got a reply 🙃)
Ah, got it, thanks 👍
The axis leadership must have handed 50 grenades to each soldier with the words "Fuck you Dimitri" carved onto them
The Japanese high command also does this too with the words "死ね! ミラー!" (Die! Miller!)
i wonder if the axis leadership put bounties on dimitri's and miller's heads
So impressive Ray did this in one life. Just had like 100+ weird glitches smile
I wish youtube didn't botch the upload, just cuts all over the place.
115 glitches
@@michael2636 Wild that it was 115 in the game that Zombies started and that is the Zombies number.
@@derAmerikangamer Alas it was 116 at least, he forgot to mark off the Titanic-esque death where he got crushed by the pillar.
Man i miss old CoD like this. World at War has to be one of my all time favorite Cods next to Cod:4 and OG MW2. Something about World at War where it didnt hold any punches and showed how brutal war really is all the way down to the loading sceens that use actual footage was so interesting. Im glad I got to see Ray play this again cause this really gave me a nostalgia trip down memory lane!
Dismemberment in multiplayer is definitely a sad loss. Honestly I don't even count Black Ops 3 and beyond because it's just missing a limb and not blasting a person in half in some direction and seeing all their organs.
@@darthcerebus ww1 had dismemberment but that game was ass covered in shit and mud soooo...
Fun fact most ww2 footage is "staged" simply because every time they tried to take actual firefight footage mfers got domed by a jap with an Arsaka. Camara man died back then lol
ray doing this in one playthrough shouldn't have surprised me considering he kept saying it would take him longer. we ALL know when it comes to COD if he says he's gonna die or fail the opposite will happen
The clips I get randomly of him absolutely destroying the guys in the AH office always knew how this'd go lol
It's 2023, but this is still one of the best CoD campaigns ever made!
@@Nolyane BO2 is also up there among the best and my favorites
I’ll take WaW over WW2 (2017) any day. They don’t make CoD’s like this anymore, and sadly I don’t think they ever will.
@@vidgamarr5126ww2 wasn't that bad. Much better than BO3 and the remakes of modern warfare
been randomly binge watching the CoD Veteran playthroughs, and in almost every stream Ray said World At War on Veteran is too painful for him to do it again...
glad to see it happening anyway 😆
About to see the VoD. Aftde hearing so many times this game refered as "Grenade of Grenade: Grenade at Grenade" I'm expecting to see some grenades. xD
4:47:35
That is the laugh of a man who’s seen the horrors of war and the cruelty of man on full display
This is a man who’s lost it
5:15:24 This detail at the very end still hits so hard. CoD WaW put the cruelty on full display yet it's reading this that still sends a shiver down my spine.
100% like i said in my comment Cod WaW didnt hold any punches when educating just how brutal war is with the real footage and factual statements.
I know, right? The main menu music after that (which is also the music that plays as you crawl through the fountain in 'Vendetta') really adds to it even more.
Another cool attention to detail is when they give you the 30 carbine (M1 Carbine), its supposed to be a weapon for non frontline / support / tankers it was supposed to be something cheaper lighter than the big daddy Garand. When you get it its told your low on supplies and ammo so I suppose you where using what guns you had ammo for and probably had a lot more 30 cal ammo than 45 AARP and 3006 so they give you the two guns that use 30 cal, the M1919 and 30 carbine
@@tac6557 The 1919 used .30-06 though, same as the Garand. .30 carbine was only used in the M1 carbine and specifically designed for it. You are right that that gun was issued to non-frontliners and vehicle crew who needed something relatively light and small (other than a handgun), but the Browning wouldn't fit that same role at all because it's almost as long as a Garand and 3 times as heavy, so I don't see why they would issue that to the same people as a carbine. I doubt a Browning would be able to fire .30 carbine even if you did, in a desperate pinch, use that instead of .30-06 because the number in the calibre name only corresponds to bullet diameter. It doesn't account for things like the length/diameter of the case (which is important for proper chambering and ejection) or powder charge (i.e. the ammo needs to detonate with enough force to cycle the bolt)
@@cursedhawkins1305 "Honor" among Japanese is a joke. They fought like savages with no honor what so ever.
Moments that made me giggle
29:13
1:13:06
1:56:30
2:32:10
3:23:45 - absolute favourite
3:48:30
I always loved this game. I grew up playing Big Red One and when this came out, I loved it.
Cod 2 The Big Red One has always felt like a forgotten game, especially when the other Cod 2 was released. That game and World at War are my two favorites of the OGs in the series
@sse_weston4138 Big Red One is a major soft spot for me. I grew up with it, it felt like band of brothers. Seeing your squad lose people and gain people It's like "Dang man, I miss that guy still"
YES I’ve been wanting to watch you play this for like 10 years, definitely one of my favorite CoDs, so nostalgic
the "oh no" death-counter is absolutely great.
game lacks the floppy sniper though.
@Bryan Daly the only other place i've heard it is Ray's play-through of Cursed Halo.
original source unknown to me.
@@todesgeber It's a Knuckles line from Sonic Adventure.
@@JeedyJay grazi! 👍
seeing Ray pull off that sniping bit in one try was INSANE god I remember how much trouble that gave me as a kid
death counter is honestly a great way to keep track of where you left off in the video
3:23:50 is exactly what to expect in this game Grenade spam hell
(Sees Ray upload a new COD video)
Oh Sweet!
(Sees it’s World at War)
*AH SHIT. HERE WE GO AGAIN*
32:38 should've been the sound bite for the death counter just for this game.
The guy screaming grenades or Ray saying it?
Ray just classify this as a historical documentary to keep it up on YT
73 deaths the first 13 missions and 52 on the last two, what a difficulty spike
20:00 - (or just before) - It was today I learned it was only 3 puddles, I always used to jump in 4 holes 😮
58:30 - Holy. Shit.
I know you're a god tier player, Ray - but saying "First Try" to that sniper on Veteran...
3:23:50 - WaW Veteran in a nutshell
4:22:55 - Wow...how did nobody ever think about making this common knowledge, would've saved so many of us the pain...
4:47:30 - Perfect.
Gotta say, this era of games were something amazing. Halo 3, Cod Waw, Bioshock. Then not that long after the early 2010's hit with stuff like Darkness 2.
Great era of gaming for sure, recently replayed Darkness 2 myself, forgot how interesting the game was wish we got a third one.
Ray is almost as brave as actual WW2 soldiers for playing this on veteran. props
Braver, even
I know this is a joke but I'm fucking laughing so hard
Recently, my buddy and I decided to beat this game on veteran. For six hours, we were stuck on one of the Japanese levels. It was right at the end, too. Every time we'd load in after dying, one of the NPCs would shout "It's a whole damn convoy!"
That phrase is burned into my memory.
Is it co op campaign?
@@tac6557 Every mission except Vendetta and Black Cats can be played co-op.
@@TheWeirdNorwegianGuy Fuck me I didn't know I need to get the homies together when I get off work
That’s from the 3rd mission “Hard Landing.” The entire campaign had a pretty even amount of hell spread across it on Veteran but god DAMN the Japanese Veteran AI was actually programmed by Satan.
Watching this makes me genuinely nostalgic for the older style of COD games. Yes, a lot of what's in this game lays the groundwork for the Modern Warfare series, but I wish I could back and play the first few games of this series for the first time.
The best part to me about 29:13 is that it psyched Ray out. If he didn’t run back he probably would have survived, but the WaW AI tends to throw the grenades right next to you, so seeing it in the air made him panic and think he had to move away.
Crazy how much I miss these old games despite all the toxic online lobbies- I’m not sure if Ray would be interested in this, but I would love to see him and some buddies play some good ol’ CoD Zombies!!!
YOU DID IT! I’ve been wanting a play through so bad! GGZZZ
This was the remember geoff talking about how the game spawns grenades at your feet if idle. I wonder if thats still the case or not
I think I may have a 360 copy somewhere at home, I'll have to find it and test that when I get home!
@@CommanderZx2 I like to imagine the grenades are just sentient lol
@@CommanderZx2 the developers and wiki have stated if you don't move from your position or push the objective for a determinant amount of time based on the level and difficulty, enemies will start shelling your position with grenades. And on veteran the timer is accelerated and the grenade-throwing has doubled. Enemies grenades replenish in their inventories and their carrying capacity is doubled.
Apparently on veteran you get anywhere from like 5 to 15 seconds maximum depending on the level before they bombard your position
when i saw the stream title yesterday I knew it was a must watch
I remember doing this campaign split screen. And if I remember correctly that plane mission had both players in their own plane. It was really fun. Now imagine if they remastered this as well
If your talking about the Black Cats mission you could only play it in single player only.
Your probably thinking about the Tank mission.
The whole time while hear "grenade" I constantly kept remembering the Rainbox six Vegas let's play of geoff throwing a nade and quietly calling it and then ray yelling and mocking his "callout"
I remember the pain of just trying the first 2-3 missions on Veteran and just gave up there.
Having done this on the 360. I flat out refuse yo ever touch veteran difficulty on cod again. Props to you dad
29:14 "Did you just throw a grenade up here!?" *Boom* 🤣
That ping was just a flood of memories coming through
34:42 Ray has extreme quick wit man.
Coming back to this to say this was the reason I finally started playing the CoD games. I'm not a Halo and Gears loving teen anymore.
Love the Modern Warfare remasters, this and Black Ops so far and look forward eventually catching up to everyone else
Interesting he ended with 115 deaths. Element 115 was what was used to create the zombies in the zombie mode of this game
Gotta say Loving the thumbnails for the videos
That 6th "death" was easily the best XD
Blood & Iron is the most interesting to me since April 16th, 1945 was when my late grandmother was born.
World at war is a genuine masterpiece, multiplayer balancing disregarded. Also lol ray got the ray gun
the infinite horror of the Infinitely Spawning Enemies era that's one thing I don't miss (absolute banger of a game though otherwise)
Hey glasses! My favourite dessert is tied between new york cheesecake and tiramisu. I'm not a big sweets or coffee fan, but something about those two are absolutely heavenly.
that sounds LOVELY
I am loving these full playthroughs
This is one of my favourite campaigns, I remember doing this on veteran when I was younger, I literally smashed two controllers over it 🤣
Grenade of Grenade: Grenade at Grenade is an amazing title, makes me want to play this game again, arguably the best COD
Ray's death at 1:39:04 is due to an ammo box exploding from his flames these have killed many times on veteran
All I remember from veteran is the constant nade spam on the jungle(?) Part laying down and praying I don't die
I remember the last level with literal infinite guys with infinite grenades that you have to push forward on to stop the spawns but at the same time taking 100s of bullets and nades.
Beautiful thumbnail! I was guessing it would be that "girl getting hot dogs thrown at her face" but with Ray's face and grenades, but I'm glad to be wrong because this is lovely!
Holy....April 6th 2009... My God, 2 months before my high school graduation....excuse me while I get sick...ok, awesome vod Ray
From what I understand banzai charges were used against the Chinese with success because their military was comprised of mostly bolt action rifles. But when the Japanese faced the US the US had semi auto and automatic weapons. So it was a last ditch attempt for when a soldier was going to die anyways, or if a group was out of ammo. I forgot what island it was but it had a famous last stand where the commander hid while his soldiers charged.
Hi Glasses! I make a killer Flan! It is my go-to holiday/social gathering dessert to bring
ooooo flan!!!
Played this veteran than black ops 1-2, than cod 4-mw3 on veteran on a binge sesh, growing up made me realize how much easier they were compared to being younger.
2:22:43 Reznov is saying “До свидания” which is the formal way of saying “Goodbye” in Russian. :3
Man he blazed through that last murder tunnel on the way to the last pit in burn em out xD im actually surprised he only died once there
the true victors of WW2 were the grenade manufacturers apparently
When he first spoke of Ray, Reznov told tales of a hero, someone we should all aspire to be like. His merciless brutality defines him only as a savage, just like the rest of the Red Army. He is no hero.
“Kiefer Sutherland- The Real Solid Snake”.… Ray you bastard 😮
All you have to do at the last part of Heart Of The Reich when your trying to get up the stairs is to kill enemies until your Allies move up so just stay back and kill enemies instead of rushing up the stairs
after recently doing this playthrough myself on stream which took me 12 hours and alot of pain.
ray doing it in 5 hours makes me realize im bad. i was on xbox though.
Hello, Glasses, good to hear from you, as always!
My favorite dessert is Thin Mints!
My favorite call of duty personally especially like how instead of the Western European Theater they went with the Pacific Theater instead
Man.... I forgot how good this was.
Especially when comparing to recent titles, WW2 and Vanguard, this game just hit so much differently. Now while both games had their moments, I'd say that:
Vanguard < WW2 (the opening, visual, zombies, and concentration camps especially) < World at War
I sure miss these days of solid pure fun co-op campaigns. These days Co-op has to be its own damn genre, which are still fun, but not what gave us the best memories years back.
What a feeling the last screen before credits makes you feel....
115 deaths, nice zombies coincidence
Those grenade noises give me PTSD I swear lmaoo
I checked and saw that I completed WaW on veteran in 2013, remembering it as a huge achievement at the time; Recently did it on PC as well, but I found it to be considerably easier. Perhaps just due to me being older or it running on a PC, instead of the 360 with 30 FPS.
Surprisingly basically every cod on ps3/360 ran at 60 fps and despite that playing waw on veteran is still really hard to the point I'm convinced it wasn't played by the people who made it all the way through
@@joshuabrien2970 ps3 waw had some real bad slow down from my memory depending on the level, but multiplayer ran fairly well all things considered
this is awesome, flashbacksssss
Yo, I was 9 when he got the achievement originally!
Do you want him to have a stroke????
To this day the only game I got all achievements in. Best CoD hands down
4:39:14 when Ray gets hit, sounds like the COD hit marker. IDK why it makes me laugh so much
This is my favorite cod game
4:47:30 is an easy nominee for the monthly highlight
I’m amazed this went up
I found this wild that Ray locked down 3 days on his stream schedule for this. I was so confused, surely he is doubting himself too much? Yes, he certainly was lol.
1:10 we love you too Glasses
3:23:45 I am doubled over laughing my ass off
Best COD of the series and yet the hardest
Big w for u wow that's nuts
Thank you Mica
Man the soundtrack to this game fucks so hard
Good times, a game that introduce Zombies in CoD Franchise.
One of my favorite cod games
4:47:30
Reznov: Come with me!!!
Ray: come with me wher-
A pillar collapse on him instant kill*
Lmao 🤣
Call of duty 4 mp on the wii was a great time
115 deaths. It's too perfect man
Who is ready for Grenade The Game
I haven't seen this game's campaign in years. Possibly double digit years. This made me think (outside of possibly MW2 as I have never played it) that this was the last really good, dedicated to quality, Call of Duty single player campaign. Maybe just because it felt like it was taking the brutality and depravity of human slaughter seriously.
4:08:25 Ray’s got your back, Pvt. Aholts!
For my money, this is the best COD campaign that exists. MW2 is a close 2nd.
Thanks for posting, Stream Dad!
i legit thought that if ray ever does this that it would take him alot longer then 5 hours or even it taking more then one stream to finish but i have no idea how the campgin is cause ive only played through it once and it was probably on recruit difficulty or whatever the easiest difficulty was
Man this game is very grey
Yeah the colour palette is NOT great
Cheesecake is definitely my favorite dessert
cheesecake is always great, do you like any particular flavour???
@@glassesjournal the cheesey kind
@@rinnnnnnnnnnrinRinOnishi hell ya
The reason why characters died so unceremoniously is because that's how war was. You just fought and maybe died. It's supposed to give the game a sense of realism.
I remember finding my first playing card collectible on the castle level and realizing I hadn't found a single collectible up until that point.
Oh no