The Nagant 1912 is the unlicensed copy, that was made in Liege, Belgium and Garate Anitua Y Cia Eibar, Spain. It was one of the main handguns of Greek officers from 1907 till 1922, but some of them were still used in WW2, with some being captured by the Germans. The German designation for the captured revolvers was Revolver 613(g). In Greek service, these Revolvers were known as Nagant 1912s
I was confused looking at this thing cause I have an 1895 Nagant, the long cylinder and the round itself confused me. But I looked it up and yeah it was a legit thing. Well as legit as a knockoff can be. Only thing I see wrong is that since there's no spring on the ejector rod so you need to pull it forward yourself.
I really enjoy them adding the Gras 1874, single-shot black powder rifles are always enjoyable in games, especially when they're extremely outdated by the time it's being utilized.
To be fair, very, very few countries, even in desperate situations actually had enough of those left in operational state to be used that way, or justify their inclusion . Greece is probably the only such case in WW2.
The Bazooka and the Panzerschreck in this game lacks of wire attach into the power charge (both of these launcher rocket rounds are required to pull out the cable and plug into the power charge, for allow the launcher trigger the rocket)
@ermeteT7997 Theatrically, they can reload by one man but... In practical case, it's too hard to maintain balance upon a long tube launcher so yeah 2 man squad is need to fully operating this weapon.
I think i remember reading about it somewhere that devs who made the models initially simply didn't model the wires and thus the animators didn't include them. If the animation is rewamped, that would probably be accompanied with a slight remodeling.
@@stepanokhrimenko9189 both modellers and animators know very well how each weapon system works. It's simply that in a videogame where you are forced to recreate some squad weapons in order to make them individual (because no one would ever like to play as a loader of an lmg or of a rocket launcher), you can't set up accurate reloading animations for them.
@@ermeteT7997 Day of Infamy and HLL show that those animations can work in First Person though, so I stand by my word. I'm not arguing that S44 should've gone for the 2 man AT teams, only saying that sadly we are unlikely to see that wire animation any time soon
11:54 Yea, that actually happened, funny enough, in the early war Australians and Brits used Enfield 1914s in Africa in particular as Sniper rifles, before more modern No.4s and appropriate scopes became available.
Very nice for showing the Greek faction guns. I think this is the first all weapons video showing them, almost every other all weapons video don't include them somehow
One thing I actually like is that in classic Squad, the soldiers remain calm when reloading the guns. But in Squad 44, on some guns (such as the STG44), you can see the soldier's hands quivering loading the magazine. This detail could infer modern Squad is played by experienced military soldiers, while Squad 44 is played by random citizens sucked into war through enlistment.
I own a roughly 1943 dated (by serial number) M1, and let me tell you that video games don't nearly hit the ping like it does in real life. Would recommend.
Wtf, they finally replaced the rifle of Britsh Rifle Grenadier from No.4 to SMLE? I mean, they still didnt really use cup dischargers in combat, but at least its now on a rifle it was actually issued with.
A thing sometimes done irl to prevent jams, but really its just a clever way to extent the empty animation on a weapon (or rather mags) with a last round hold open feature.
The Bren animation shows the bolt needing to be locked back when irl it has a last round bolt hold open. Same with the Mg26(t) / Zb30, as well as the animation showing the same gun mag rocking in the wrong way.
i see they STILL didn't fix thompson not locking forward yes that's a huge problem because you literally CAN'T count your rounds in combat and we have omnipotent soldier who ALWAYS know when he ran out of ammo so even when we hear click he doesn't pull the trigger on empty mag and mp 40 still does cursed HK slap reload, when will these people learn that this is NOT how this gun works but hey at least no he remember to charge the STG44 also everyone misses old shooting range
MP40 has reworked reload animations, which the empty one no longer does the HK slap. Some guns still has Parkinson-ahh reload animations from Post Scriptum days that needs to be reworked.
The thompson stick mag is has a feature that can hold the bolt, even when the gun out of ammo. Unless user press the trigger once when round are empty. And mp40 animation is fixed, bro.
Nope. Stick magazine on every thompson variants, has a feature that can hold the bolt even after the magazine out of ammo. Unless user press the trigger once
That magazine check animation at 3:09 is reused from the original Squad game, and is just cringe! Generally, speaking of Squad, it has that smooth-ASMR type reload animations that happens to be in one speed, zero dynamics. It simply does not make any sense in true combat, especially CQB. In emergency situation, it pisses me off when I need to get that magazine reload as fast as possible but the soldier acts way too calm for his own good. While the enemy is approaching me around the corner, the reload animations be like: "If it can be reloaded on time, there’s no need to worry, and if it can’t be reloaded, worry is of no use.”
Too calm reload, and dont get me wrong, i dont want them ww2 soldier to reload like cod operators, but not too calm like this, especially in the middle of the battle field with bullet and grenade exploding around you
I love how everyone who ever makes one of these videos knows that you have to include the final M1 shot so we can hear the ping
It is an unofficial Law, you must respect it as a guntuber!
Man these are some damn nice sound design, music to my ears
Damn, you went all out and even included the animations when using the bipod. You earned yourself a subscription!
Love the weapon variety in this game, the audio and animations are top-notch as well.
The Nagant 1912 is the unlicensed copy, that was made in Liege, Belgium and Garate Anitua Y Cia Eibar, Spain. It was one of the main handguns of Greek officers from 1907 till 1922, but some of them were still used in WW2, with some being captured by the Germans. The German designation for the captured revolvers was Revolver 613(g). In Greek service, these Revolvers were known as Nagant 1912s
I was confused looking at this thing cause I have an 1895 Nagant, the long cylinder and the round itself confused me. But I looked it up and yeah it was a legit thing. Well as legit as a knockoff can be. Only thing I see wrong is that since there's no spring on the ejector rod so you need to pull it forward yourself.
Some of the reloads changed drastically comparing those from days it was Post Scriptum
thompson and mp 40 are still trash
@ryszakowy the old MP40 reload was better i agree
@@steveman0420
Nah, the old MP 40 reload featured the completely illogical HK-slap. This one's better.
@@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078 but the way animtion was more well-made than this one no ?
@@steveman0420
Dunno? This one's more correct, and that's what matters to me.
I really enjoy them adding the Gras 1874, single-shot black powder rifles are always enjoyable in games, especially when they're extremely outdated by the time it's being utilized.
To be fair, very, very few countries, even in desperate situations actually had enough of those left in operational state to be used that way, or justify their inclusion . Greece is probably the only such case in WW2.
@@stepanokhrimenko9189 Oh absolutely, but I still find it enjoyable to be featured in the game.
@@King_CreepaLot Same
I've heard that the m1871 Mauser was supposedly used in ww2, though of course in a extremely limited manner of at all
The Bazooka and the Panzerschreck in this game lacks of wire attach into the power charge (both of these launcher rocket rounds are required to pull out the cable and plug into the power charge, for allow the launcher trigger the rocket)
it would be impossible to do. irl you need 2 men to use them.
@ermeteT7997 Theatrically, they can reload by one man but...
In practical case, it's too hard to maintain balance upon a long tube launcher so yeah 2 man squad is need to fully operating this weapon.
I think i remember reading about it somewhere that devs who made the models initially simply didn't model the wires and thus the animators didn't include them. If the animation is rewamped, that would probably be accompanied with a slight remodeling.
@@stepanokhrimenko9189 both modellers and animators know very well how each weapon system works. It's simply that in a videogame where you are forced to recreate some squad weapons in order to make them individual (because no one would ever like to play as a loader of an lmg or of a rocket launcher), you can't set up accurate reloading animations for them.
@@ermeteT7997 Day of Infamy and HLL show that those animations can work in First Person though, so I stand by my word. I'm not arguing that S44 should've gone for the 2 man AT teams, only saying that sadly we are unlikely to see that wire animation any time soon
11:54 Yea, that actually happened, funny enough, in the early war Australians and Brits used Enfield 1914s in Africa in particular as Sniper rifles, before more modern No.4s and appropriate scopes became available.
Gotta like how they included both versions of the grease gun. The M3 just has whats basically a lever to cycle rounds
Glad that your back
Very nice for showing the Greek faction guns. I think this is the first all weapons video showing them, almost every other all weapons video don't include them somehow
whoever is making this animations, is definetly underpaid. imho, squad and squad 44 have one of the best weapon animations in the game industry
Except they come lacking when it's for the Anti tank launchers
It's funny how half of the handguns have correct animations and the other half are holding it with two hands for some reason.
One thing I actually like is that in classic Squad, the soldiers remain calm when reloading the guns. But in Squad 44, on some guns (such as the STG44), you can see the soldier's hands quivering loading the magazine.
This detail could infer modern Squad is played by experienced military soldiers, while Squad 44 is played by random citizens sucked into war through enlistment.
I like the reused model and animation of Browning Hi-Power and the “23” marking from the game Squad 😁
11:29 erm... the evil triangle is right behind me, isn't he?
I own a roughly 1943 dated (by serial number) M1, and let me tell you that video games don't nearly hit the ping like it does in real life. Would recommend.
8:05 what you're here for
A true man of taste I see..
MG 08/15 misses the important step of pulling the belt to the left while cranking the charging handle twice.
i'm glad they patched the new revolvers animations as they would spin the closed cylinder which is impossible to do
that’s alotta guns
0:22 For left handed people?
Some animations, like the 1911 or stick mag Thompsons are incredibly robotic
Yea, the animation set is kind of mess since iirc even at PS days there were different animators trying to use different styles
Hll needs these weapon variations
I've seen plenty of ww2 footage and photographs, never seen a soldier carrying pistol with two hands.
沒有想到竟然有G41這麼冷門的槍
Wtf, they finally replaced the rifle of Britsh Rifle Grenadier from No.4 to SMLE? I mean, they still didnt really use cup dischargers in combat, but at least its now on a rifle it was actually issued with.
Curious robot inspects pistol mag
What’s with the little magazine tap on the Thompson?
A thing sometimes done irl to prevent jams, but really its just a clever way to extent the empty animation on a weapon (or rather mags) with a last round hold open feature.
I see why the KR98K has a small advantage you can just push the bolt to remove the stripper clip
Great sounds but janky movements.
Some animations are wrong. Who can fix or spot them ?
The Bren animation shows the bolt needing to be locked back when irl it has a last round bolt hold open. Same with the Mg26(t) / Zb30, as well as the animation showing the same gun mag rocking in the wrong way.
unfortunately, now the Japanese weapons are out my friend, so this video's outdated 😆
Would love to see video about hunt showdown
8:05
That stg reload is so stupid lol, hes inserting the mag like its an AK 😂
AND NOBODY PLAYS IT shamefully
I think the movements feel too modern
agreed, hate the way the gun shakes as if its light.. red orchestra still has the best ww2 gunplay
i see they STILL didn't fix thompson not locking forward
yes that's a huge problem because you literally CAN'T count your rounds in combat and we have omnipotent soldier who ALWAYS know when he ran out of ammo
so even when we hear click he doesn't pull the trigger on empty mag
and mp 40 still does cursed HK slap reload, when will these people learn that this is NOT how this gun works
but hey at least no he remember to charge the STG44
also everyone misses old shooting range
MP40 has reworked reload animations, which the empty one no longer does the HK slap. Some guns still has Parkinson-ahh reload animations from Post Scriptum days that needs to be reworked.
The stick mag of the Thompson does actually have an bolt hold open feature, meaning the bolt stays open even when the mag is all emptied up.
The HK-slap got removed, what are you even talking about
The thompson stick mag is has a feature that can hold the bolt, even when the gun out of ammo. Unless user press the trigger once when round are empty.
And mp40 animation is fixed, bro.
you literally dont know what you are talking about do you
M1A1 thompson needs to be charged after loading when empty.
Nope. Stick magazine on every thompson variants, has a feature that can hold the bolt even after the magazine out of ammo. Unless user press the trigger once
@@CarlJohnson-ps8nvIndeed
That magazine check animation at 3:09 is reused from the original Squad game, and is just cringe!
Generally, speaking of Squad, it has that smooth-ASMR type reload animations that happens to be in one speed, zero dynamics.
It simply does not make any sense in true combat, especially CQB.
In emergency situation, it pisses me off when I need to get that magazine reload as fast as possible but the soldier acts way too calm for his own good.
While the enemy is approaching me around the corner, the reload animations be like:
"If it can be reloaded on time, there’s no need to worry, and if it can’t be reloaded, worry is of no use.”
Idk why they decided to make the reload on almost every weapon longer, I swear almost every decision the new dev team has made has made the game worse
the post scriptum anims are so ass 😭
Too calm reload, and dont get me wrong, i dont want them ww2 soldier to reload like cod operators, but not too calm like this, especially in the middle of the battle field with bullet and grenade exploding around you
All pistol should hold one hand, except M1911A1 and M1895
aw man they killed the mp40 hk slap :(
Which is great because it was unrealistic to begin with.
@@rachel6301 i know, but it was cool as balls
Yeah, good luck trying to lock your bolt back if it's broken@@deadsnake5402
@@rachel6301 it wasnt unrealistic but how it was taught back in the day
@@tavish4699HK slap literally isn't possible, the bolt is held down by a notch
you call german enpire but you call naz germany insted of 3th reich 😭😭
The cycling animations for the Springfields , Berthier 1907/15-16 and Enfield 1917 are so ugly , it is a sin .
The animation is poorly rigged compared to Rising Storm/Red Orchestra 2 from Tripwire folks
STG44 mags do not rock into place like an AK
Still, they can be inserted that way, even if its not necessary to do so