Army Combat Vet REACTS to GOD HAS LEFT THE SERVER (Totally Accurate Battlegrounds)(TheRussianBadger)
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2021
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Came for the reaction, stayed for the stream of consciousness about how people's souls would taste like.
Mine would be a half bottle of water that's bitter sweet
Mine tastes like type 2 diabetes
Mine is like that beautiful banana you see but the inside is all brown
Ask the dark eldar. They practice soul wine
Not gonna lie, my soul probably tastes like Pizza Grease & Cardiac Arrest.
"Banished to Brazil" is reference to the last FlightSimulator. When first launched there was a massive hole in the map of Brazil.
As a Brazilian, can confirm, there is a massive hole here
@@-_-murilo2865 I think it's also called hell
@@tobiasworner4970 Here we call it Acre.
Actually, it's a reference to how in a lot of comment sections and twitter feeds of famous musicians, "Come to brazil!" was put a lot by brazilians. So eventually the meme of "You're going to brazil. we aren't asking anymore." came up. you should check out Lessons in Meme History's video about it. The hole you're referring to is a hole IN brazil, not a hole TO brazil.
@@toasterofdoom9629 🤓
Heavenly is not a beholder, he is a cacodemon from popular first person shooter Doom.
that gave my brain an aneurysm
@@snufflebunny539 Same, it's the same as when he assumed that CYKA BLYAT was a tarkov reference
Makes me wonder how far in advance these videos are recorded.
My guess is that he just hasn't seen Doom yet, and that was the closest thing he knows
@@huber8235 wasn't it Cheeki Breeki?
So, my step-brother tried out for the marines, he was able to pass physical requirements, but he fell short on the numerical test by two points, for the infantry. Now he does MMA fights.
Meanwhile here I am, trying my best to avoid getting drafted where that stuff is kinda mandatory
@@leritykay8911 If you have a condition that requires medication, like ADHD, then you cannot be drafted.
My source is me, because the military won’t take my sorry ass because of me having ADHD, and *I am ever so thankful-*
@@successortothemarauderlega422 that makes two of us, I wanted to be in the Marines but I couldn’t since I take ADHD medicine.
Wait, does having ADHD prevent you from being able to enter the Air Force?
@@silvertalon007 If you have a medical condition or require prescription or something else similar to that, you cannot be drafted into the military.
I mean, for the 45 thing, you didn't DISPROVE that 45 kills the soul! Lol
We actually have a lot of documentation of untrained forces from antiquity such as the Celts and Germans doing battle cries before their charge while more professional forces such as the romans and Greeks were more silent
And in a somewhat modern example the Confederate battle cry which was apparently actually effective
I wouldn't call Celtic and Germanic tribal warriors "untrained" in the art of killing people with large weapons... 👀You may have heard of the Varus Battle, when three entire Roman legions under General Varus were slaughtered in the forests of Germania by the armies of Arminius aka Hermann the Cherusker.
4:20 fun fact: the nagant revolver is suppressable
Exactly what I was thinking
was thinking bout that as well, and i think that one french revolver sniper is suppressable
Nice
Heresy
As someone who betatested this game I miss the Inflatable Hammer
so much. It was my winning weapon alongside the Taser Minigun and the Ballistic Shields.
TASER MINIGUN. WHAT? That is hilarious.
shield and inflatable hammer are back, dude!
The minigun is absolutely supressable, if you modify the muzzles to fit a suppressor. The minigun has a pretty ingenious design where it's like a normal gun, just with six bolts (and six barrels), and those six bolts ride around in a track that forces them in and out of battery depending on where there are at one time. (Looking from the back) Top left area is feeding, top and top right is firing, and the bottom is coming out of battery and ejecting. So it's not like a revolver, more like 6 machine guns taped together and all firing one after another.
Yeah but suppressors do have limits to their durability. You try and fire off a fully suppressed mini gun and those suppressors would start melting and breaking in less than 30 seconds.
Actually, wait that sounds fucking awesome and now I wanna watch someone do that.
To be fair, the minigun with 6 suppressors would wear each one at 1/6th the speed, and most of the time, they wouldn't be firing bursts of longer than a few seconds.
I think the real issue with suppressing a minigun is the noise the mechanism makes aside from the actual cartridges firing. You'd be surprised how loud the actions of firearms are, even more so when it's being spun around a track by an electric motor at a stupid speed. Also, the de-linker makes quite alot of noise as well.
@@zacharymorris4504 along the list i can think about:
- electric motor spinning the thing
- de-linker clanking metal on metal at stupid speeds
- the mountain of brass and links being ejected out the side faster than a politician can evade taxes.
- the stream of bullets breaking the sound barrier
Also the fact it's probably mounted to an aircraft or helicopter or a ground vehicle attached to a convoy, which either kick up a lot of dust, are visible in the air, or are loud (or all of the above).
It's a funny idea but obviously very impractical.
Maybe someone with a lot of money and a lot of suppressors could try it on a replica crank Gatling Gun.
Battle cries very much so were a thing, often religious ones or ones intended to frighten the enemy, because back then, battles were mainly about whose morale broke first rather than who could kill all hostiles in sight. Also, there have been cases of battle cries in more modern history, like the Imperial Japanese, although that falls into the "religious battle cry" category.
Not to mention the Maori from New Zealand became feared in WW2 for the hakas they would do before, during, and after battle all for different reasons of course.
Great bullet analogy, but you forget that larger bullets can handle higher velocities without breaking up mid flight, which is why people aren't trying to snipe with a .22. All calibers have their place and reason for existing, and I'd trust a .45 to break that plate in the carrier much easier than a 9mm.
Still doesn't make sense, it's kinetic energy that does all the work. Literally, when you use the physics definition of Work. Doubling velocity quadruples energy while doubling mass only doubles energy. Lighter faster 9mm is infact better once again than slow heavy .45acp ESPECIALLY for armor piercing. And breaking apart midflight? .243Win is a bullet only a little bigger than a 5.56 that goes well over Mach 3, there's no issue with such a thing
8:14 In the Destiny series, that's the stereotype for the Titans. Titans eat crayons, Warlocks write with them, and Hunters do silly doodles or twirl them around. :P
Hunters are right there with us Titans. Those fuckers hit their heads on ceilings every minute of every day in the crucible. No way they don't have massive brain damage like we do.
"battle crys are not a real thing"
*Laughs in 1945 Imperial Japanese Infantry*
*laughs in Confederate*
LEEEEEEROY JENKINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*Laughs in Soviet Infantry Stalingrad 1942*
Last time I was playing most of those features aren't missing anymore, I suppose they added them back after Badger's video. There's also more fun items, like the orbital strike grenade
Yes the content was all re added. This is an older video of badger's
Yes, the creators saw the video, and reinstalled all the content in response, and added badgers God quote to the steam page
Pov:
You get shot by a pistol and say:
that hurt but even if the shell was bigger it would be the same…
Schwerer Gustav be like:
Guten Tag
Mini gun can be suppressed....for like half a second, then the suppressors melt
The minigun mechanically functions like 6 bolt-action rifles not revolvers, but that's not why you can't suppress it. The rate if fire would cause too much gas buildup in the baffles of the suppressor and either not actually suppress the shots or more likely just break.
You don't necessarily *need* subsonic ammo for a suppressor to work well. The primary uses of a suppressor are hearing protection and signature reduction. They may hear the supersonic crack of a bullet flying over their head, but it's gonna be a lot harder to figure out where it came from if you completely muffle the sound of the gunshot.
Granted, even if you could suppress a minigun, there'd be basically no reason to. Signature reduction and hearing protection don't matter too much when you're 1. mounted to a vehicle and 2. probably have doubled up earplugs and electronic hearing protection on.
Also technically the 1895 nagant revolver can be effectively suppressed because of its unique design. But it also makes it pretty slow to reload.
When he calls cacodemon a beholder.
It is.... Acceptable.
He ain’t right but he also ain’t far off
Am I the only one who starts twitching when he calls the cacodemon a beholder? Paul. You run a UA-cam channel. Everyone knows that means you have forfeited your right to be incorrect.
What is a cacodemon but a 1 eyed beholder?
@@Omega_1111 I hate that I cant find a way to argue with that
@@rubyvolcano6779 you're welcome
1:10
I said it before, I'll say it again.
*Temporary cavity*
The hole size is irrelevant, yes.
HOWEVER, when a bullet hits a target, especially a soft, fleshy target, the force of the impact ripples in a much larger area around the trajectory of the bullet.
This results in the flesh tearing, a large hole forming, and then all of it "dissappearing" due to your body's natural elasticity closing it again.
However, all the veins and arteries in that area, are now shredded.
Organs that were completely missed by the bullet, are still damaged.
VISIBLY, there's the same hole as would be left by a 9mm.
A faster projectile PENETRATES BETTER.
PENETRATION does not equal DAMAGE.
Just to put it in perspective:
Would you rather be stabbed with a syringe or a ball point pen?
The syringe PENETRATES better, easily getting in your skin and through your tissue.
But the hole is so small, and the damage so non-existent, that you can just hold it closed with one finger and call it a day.
But the ball point pen is so thick and bulky, that it just leaves a bigger hole, and tear apart a lot more skin and flesh.
The difference is a tenth of an inch, not the difference between a needle and a pen. Besides that, the kinetic energy out of any handgun round is small enough that the difference means nothing, and numerous tests have shown that shot placement is several times more valuable when it comes to handguns.
I'm not a weapons expert or anything but I imagine the suppressors would overheat pretty quickly on minigun.
16:48 well, we do have many documents from the past that explained us how battlefields were, also the myth of the general giving a speech before battle, was proven real by the de bello gallico, which is the book that Gaius Iulius Caesar wrote during his campaign against the Gauls
I imagine there's a lot more need for an inspiring speech and a battle cry when the actual combat is fuckin bleeding out from a spear to the abdomen
@@TheSexiestGoblin pretty much although a spear through the chest would be less probable for Roman legionnaires of the imperial era due to their heavy armour, more probable were hits on the face and joints
@Leo86 channel Also, the yelling in battle is a real thing (historically at least). to be more precise it was common to yell loudly during a charge maneuver to intimidate the enemy and perhaps to steel ones own resolve to be potentially speared through the chest.
Frankly a lot of the guys fighting in those days would get pissed drunk before battle to get themselves into it
@@Flight_of_Icarus depends very much from the country’s culture, in Japan you weren’t supposed do get drunk or eat your favourite meal before battles because that would’ve been seen like you were certain you would’ve died
For the 40k soul thing the half filled bottle is a penal soldier. An empty bottle is your average member of the Tau xenos race.
Figured the tau would have a soul still and the necrons would be the soulless undead ones
Or the forces of chaos, though I suppose that would be a lava filled water bottle
@@Omega_1111 No he is right. T'au have next to no connection to the Warp. Daemons see them as faint flickers whereas a human burns like fire in regards to their souls.
It's why T'au are all but immune to the corruption of chaos, why they can't have psykers, and why they can't navigate the Warp for space travel.
Necron on the other hand aren't soulless. Most of them are sort of mindless but they were all living beings transfered into robotic bodies. I don't think they fear chaos corruption either but they aren't 'undead'. More like a soul encased in a metal shell.
@@SchwhatNow gotcha, I'm a little lost on the lore (despite finding it interesting) and I have yet to have a 40k fan explain anything from the universe as well as you just did...
Ngl the fan base is part of the reason I haven't gotten into it as much yet, along with a lack of time
@@Omega_1111 If I remember correctly, most Necrons do have a soul, but compared to the higher-ups who have a complete-ish soul, the lower-ranked Necrons' souls are basically in pieces.
@@Omega_1111 tau have very dim souls. They are the water bottle with just enough water that you don’t feel like filling it up. Necrons are empty hydro flasks
The "beholder" is actually just the cacodemon from DOOM (2016)
It's from DOOM Eternal, you can tell from its eye.
28:30 A dramatic kick doesn't get evenly distributed. If a kick hits you in the shoulder, you spin and lose your balance.
Also yeah, the Totally Accurate franchise stickmen, how they move, reminds me of marionette puppetry.
You HAD to bring up the 9mm vs .45 thing! I was this close to writing out a freaking essay on projectile physics and cavitation!
The thumbnail is just perfect. It's basically what you would imagine a soldier's reaction to a game like TABG would look like.
I didn't expect to learn something about Brazilian environmental policy in this Badger TABG reaction video, but here we are
As a Vietnamese here, after the Vietnam War, China cut off the supplies to Vietnam because they didn't expected for the Vietnamese finally be united, the reasons why they supplies us that they wanted us to be suffered because the past, when the dark age of Khmer Rogue rised, China supplies to Khmer Rogue as their's new and proud ally, the USSR still supplying to Vietnam and signed offcially become a good relationship so there are some hates between China and USSR later on. In 1978, a lot of Cambodians start to leaving the country because the killing field going on, Vietnam wanted to stay away from more war as they wanted peace again but later on Khmer Rogue wanted to attack Vietnam to take back the lands, they start to invading and killing over 2 millions Vietnamese villagers, the Vietnam Goverment forced to fight back the Khmer Rogue and librate Cambochia but that got China mad and gonna invade Vietnam to punish them but they thoughts Vietnam military is weaken from the war so they going in a big army. In 1979, only one month later, Cambodia capital is librated and occupiated for 10 years to rebuild their's Goverment, but in meantime, Sino-Vietnamese War started (1979-1989) China goal is to force Vietnam to redraw their's army out of Cambodia but that ended up bad for China, many of Chinese soldiers got captured too and taken more loss than the Vietnamese, even the Vietnamese won't surrendered when their's capital is taken, so yeah China redrawed but won't admitted defeated so they publicly shaming Vietnam and talks bad about us, we not sure why but could be the salts or they wanted us to get no supports from outside, so yeah there more stories i got during the war and more from my grandmother who is one of the Vietnamese villager survivors and have a family of soldiers too in the past
Damn, it must of sucked to live in Vietnam in the 90s. Would love to hear some of the stories you have though
Honestly "it's probably a video" is a very valid way to describe TheRussianBadger content
1:55 This is not a beholder >:( It's a cacodemon
It was the inspiration
I love the feud between the branches of the military. They are all like a family. At the end of the day, they look out for each other.
By the way, my dad is one of the smartest people I know. He is a Marine. And his feud is that he eats crayons. Like that’s what he does. He explained to me why saying, “None of the other branches could come up with anything to say what we were bad at. So someone randomly said ‘Marines eat crayons.’ And so we all agreed.”
TheRussianBadger was a USMC Marine Officer btw
.45 is going to cause more damage than a 9mm, period, so even if it isn't lethal, ESPECIALLY if it isn't lethal, it is still going to take your target out of the fight for a VERY long time. Source: Have been shot by .45 ACP hollow point. Recovery is hell man.
Why were you shot
@@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544 Negligence
Damn, that sucks
On the question of battle cries.
The rebel yell is a pretty well documented one, it even has a recording of it performed by veterans after the war.
4:24 yes, you can suppress a minigun, as the action is sealed with a cammed bolt, and the cycle is driven by use of an electric motor and other cams on the individual bcgs and strikers. it does not operate like a revolver, which has one barrel and which has a necessary gap between the front face of the cylinder and the breech.
I had the distinct pleasure of sitting on my ass in holding barracks before starting Navy boot as they were building a company with no ASVAB score below 97. We somehow managed to finish boot not only without losing anyone to being held back (including our guy who broke his leg), but we ended up snagging a few from a week or two ahead of us so we finished larger than we started. It was an interesting 8 weeks in a Chicago winter.
I'm pretty sure Badger was in the Marines at some point. He mentions it in one of the Ghost Recon videos I believe.
***Mounts eight lasers to fuck with a newbie by making them think eight people are aiming at them*** "hehe yes panic trash"
On the topic of battle cries, in medieval ages, a cavalry charge is most often accompanied by a single mass scream, in an attempt to intimidate enemy formations and give their war horses a better chance at surviving the charge.
15:07
Imagine if in WW1 instead of Chlorine Gas Grenades, Each Opposing Army just throws Animatronic Parrots into eachother's trenches that has pre-recorded/recently recorded insults that dish out emotional damage rather than liquid lung cancer. War would've been way more fun and way less lethal.
You say you wanna see a rail on a black powder weapon? went to Europe for a holiday to visit my dad, his friend takes us out shooting, he goes to his car and pulls out what looks like your standard generic black polymer bolt action hunting rifle, but wait, it didn't have a bolt, turns out it was a muzzle loaded gunpowder rifle that with a load of 16grams of powder could yeet a lead slug up to 2km, accurately if you had a good scope, the best part though?
It didn't need a licence...
this thing could qualify as a light cannon but because no one thought about old muzzle loaders when they were drafting the firearm laws it sailed on through lmao.
Thanks for the video, had a bad day and needed this. I appreciate your content
30:20 MEDIC!!!!!! I'M DYING FROM LAUGHTER RN, BADGER'S BUDDY GOT TAZED & MADE THE FUNNIEST EXAGGERATED BLABBERING NOISE!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Btw, if you don't want to feel all your muscles lock up & go unconscious, don't get tazed. That happened to me, & I especially hated the "taser hangover" (aka "electrolytic overstimulation fatigue", but in urban terms). Goddamned tazer hangover blew comedically large camel dicks, I never wanted to feel that sickly exhaustion ever again.
"I wanna see somebody with a rail system on a black powder rifle"
Unsubbed, and now writing an angry letter to my congressman.
xD
Historically speaking, at least in open field combat in the Medieval Period, battlecries were almost certainly employed when charging into enemy lines to ensure that the resolve of less trained troops held, or as an intimidation tactic for the enemy forces. The idea of a battlecry is only useful when both sides know where each other's forces are and need to enter melee combat. It's is a morale boost and a scare tactic, that works well in premodern armies, but stops working the moment you can reliably eliminate enemy troops without entering melee.
Although with regards to the "oui" battlecry, where they existed historically they would almost certainly have been a simple yell rather than a word or phrase. A yell sounds more primal, functioning better as a scare tactic, and the morale boost comes from shutting your rational brain off to an extent and flooding your system with adrenaline, something you can't do if focusing on what you're shouting.
5:00 I 90% sure a revolver can be suppressed but needs a special suppressor.
French paras and the foreign legion didn't actually lose in Algeria, they crushed the rebellion, then president DeGaulle put it to a referendum to the French people, whether Algeria would stay as a French region or have independence. The independence vote won out, so Algeria went free anyway. This pissed off a lot of the army that gave a lot of sweat and blood to win the fight. A part of the foreign legion even mutinied which is why nowadays it's an integrated part of the French army whereas before it was an independent branch.
Dien bien phu was pretty rough, they didn't guess that some of the Viet supply lines was literally just dudes on bicycles. Perhaps they shoulda been more cautious, they underestimated their opponents' craftiness.
Anyway thanks for the video man.
"Is the friendly fire?"
*YOU DOWNED: cluu*
8:20 your officer leaked out a bit there 😂.I don't know if I'll be able to laugh at the crayon joke anymore
10:00 or a slightly eaten crayon. 😂
If they were real i think "Oui" could be an awesome battle cry
0:35 But Paul!! Muh stoppin' power!
Theoretically, you can absolutely suppress the muzzle of a mini gun, but you can’t functionally suppress the mechanical parts such as the rotating barrels
21:37 “so how’s the war going for you guys?” “I can’t wait to go home and see my wife” *ABSOLUTELY FUCKING DIES*
“*inhale* NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO”
God the flashbacks…
4:15 “revolver can not be suppressed” well yes but actually no.
There is no reason to suppress a revolver, BUT it can be done. A traditional revolver can not effectively be suppressed, but if the design is similar to for example the Nagant revolver it can be suppressed. The Nagant revolver had a mechanism that would seal the chamber which opened a possibility for effective suppression.
Yes, there are suppressible revolvers... pretty sure rotary canon or Gatling or wtvr can be suppressed as it basically just relies on a motor or crank to function... the suppressors would need to be changed often or they would have to fired very little or very slowly to allow it to cool and such. Maybe more useful in cold temperatures.
I don't agree with the 'need' to be tazed to carry a tazer. I went to security training back in Oklahoma, it was led by a retired cop. He was like, "Some classes require you to be hit by a tazer or pepper-spray so you know how it feels. We don't do that here, because we also train you have to shoot people."
Bada : "To equip these attachments, I have to go outside to use them..." [36:52]
Fun Fact : These are actually based on Real Weapons. During WW1, They would equip their Snipers with angled scopes to survey The Top without poking their soft and fragile skull to The Trench Surface. They also tried to make angled weapon barrels too. One that has a 45° Curve that is used for Corner Firing and a Prototype that is used in The Same Trench Warfare for The Snipers.
Love The RussianBadger. Keep up the good work Paul! :)
I love this guy bcs he gives lessons about how guns work in the middle of a reaction video.
Man, never knew someone could make me wanna eat souls more than you did.
This is like a history lesson on steroids and without monetization
I like how he pauses the video when he's going to laugh or give a comment about the video
Yeah the FBI actually did a study comparing 9mm and .45acp, it's a really good read. Turns out doctors in ER, OR, Morgue, etc cannot tell the difference between wounds from 9mm and .45. They're basically identical. Makes sense, the bullets are only ~0.1 inches or ~2mm different in width, there's no reason there should be a big difference. Plus, most .45 rounds are too slow to expand hollow points, even in perfect mediums like water. And because KE=0.5mv^2 and p=mv, higher velocity and lower weight give exponentially more kinetic energy with lower recoil (momentum). So .45 gives equal wounding effect, with unreliable hollowpoint expansion, higher recoil, lower energy, lower mag capacities, higher weight, higher cost, etc etc. It's worse in every way than 9mm. If you shoot well with it, use it! But don't be a fanboi that refuses to believe it has any flaws.
Note: .45acp still has a practical use today: subsonic rounds for use with suppressors. Subsonic 9mm sucks; it doesn't cycle properly in most guns and it has less energy than .45 because of having the same velocity but lower weight. .45acp is naturally subsonic so the gun will just function as usual, and .45 is MUCH cheaper than something like .300 Blackout.
Friendly tf2 servers always fail when the blue friendly looking heavy turns out to be a blue tryhard spy abusing the status of the server for killing people
"This is why im an area splash damage kind of guy. Not so much for the precision." yeah we already know you worked in the american army.
"There's no recording of ancient battle cries"
This man has never heard of a book, it seems
And about suppressors, plenty are used with supersonics. They reduce flash and concussion for short rifles or larger caliber firearms. Even with supersonics, the experience for the shooter is an order of magnitude more comfortable.
About the energy of a bullet equaling the force on the hand, there is also the factor of the inertia of the gun to absorb some of that energy and not just the greater area that the gun has contact on your hand.
The beholder isn’t a beholder but rather a type of demon called a cacodemon.
The 9mil killing the body and 45 kills the soul part is funny, but it's terrifyingly true. . .
1:59
That's not the beholder, that's a cacodemon.
the French during a war: hello kitty. the French during a revolution: the expendables.
Heavenly is a Cacodemon from DOOM, not a beholder. A beholder is similar but has eye stalks. A perfect model for Heavenly regardless.
About the Brazil thing, in Microsoft flight simulator there’s just a massive bottomless pit in Brazil. That’s what they’re referencing.
The 9mm vs .45acp is a meme on his channel constantly. I wouldn't look too much into it.
I'm from Brazil and I always find it interesting when someone from another country talks about Brazil
You can suppress a a minigun, and most MGs... rounds are to big to be worth it though. The chambers are closed on those as well.
The trick to honing your skill in tf2 friendly servers is wait for the tryhard/f2p to appear and murk THEM. When i enter friendly casual servers i either grab sniper or spy, and if bots enter i pick pyro to practice with the flare gun combo(it instakill sniper bots before they can one-shot you).
I'm going to say something stunning and brave!
*MINIGUNS ARE INVERTED REVOLVERS!*
No no, He's got a point.
The Russian Nagant revolver was an exception. It's cartridge was designed to seal the gap between barrel and clyinder allowing it to be suppressed.
Also you could suppress a mini gun but you would need really thin suppressors so that they weren't shot by the other barrels
27:09 if i remember you can put any attachment on blunderbuss, so you could go silenced blunderbuss with like an 4x scope
8:07 I'm sorry that Crayola taste so good. What do you want me to do, not eat it?
2:04 it's a Doom Eternal cacodemon, sir.
The asvab requirements for the Marine Corps is higher than the Army, the requirement for the army is 82, the requirement for the USMC is an 85
Fun fact, the glockinator is a real thing; look it up.
What kinda mad man make that gun
The Nagant M1895 revolver is the exception to the suppressor rule because the cylinder moves forward to seal off gasses when discharging a round. This odd fact can be solely credited to watching hours of PUBG on Twitch and being curious as to why you can put a suppressor on the R1895.
Badger : "What'd I find ? I found The [24:26] Glockinator which is basically Two Glocks put together with a Red Dot in The Middle"
_So a More Functioning Version of The Double Force-a-Nature from The TF2 Comics ?_
Merry christmas Paul
14:43 **pauses video to laugh for half a second**
Suppressors are used on large caliber rifles alot to because they make good flash hiders and also somewhat reduce the effective range of being heard for example purposes let's say 6.5 grendal can be heard clearly at a distance of 1000 yards because of the high decibel sound emissions and a properly built suppressors not only conceals the flash more but reduces the decibels by a 20-30-40 ish so it only rings out clearly 800 700 yards and at 11-1200 it nearly incomprehensible for a long range marksman/designated sniper round like that it might be optimal to opt for suppression over just the flash guard for long range take downs or recon also kinda same idea with a revolver its just less practical because of the use case of the revolver alot of the gas ect still travels the barrel and with be suppressed but because its not perfect it will not be subsonic just lowered a bit and because of the effective range you'd expect to use your side arm it's intended purpose is defunct but it might be a nice option at a range tbh just to be quieter than normal kinda like suppressing a .308 at the range not to make it completely silent but to lower the general volume also shout out to the like 3 fully sealed revolvers that came suppressed in because the russians said hold my vodka in the late 1800's and a couple companies tried to modernize that design
15:55 ever heard a man yell something with a detonator on his hand and is wearing 10 pounds of explosive.
Well, the most modern battle cry I know of was Banzai from the Banzai charges, but I don’t know if they actually screamed or not.
That is not a beholder, that is a Cacodemon
this hurts to watch sometimes
Question: Were drugged bullets ever used in a war?
“Is it even a video?”
No, it’s my Bible.
Was watched out of order but its still nice to see you react to this one
19:04 the veitnams had level 99 veterans while america had level 40 footman that's why we lost
MHGR the helmet you talked about at 2:38 is either a Altyn or a MASKA helmet that was used in the past until 2000 by Russian special forces