If we judged a game solely by it's trailer Battlefield 1 would be a 10/10! What are your thoughts on the game? ____TIME STAMPS____ Cheesy Opening Skit - 0:00 Introduction - 1:20 Historical Value - 4:30 War Stories - 13:26 Multiplayer - 25:05 Extra Features, Loot Boxes, Etc - 33:26 Conclusion - 38:41
Check out C&Rsenal as well, they make feature length video about the development of every ww1 guns out there and even managed to get a working Pedersen device.
La Armería He actually consulted on the game if I’m not mistaken. That’s why all these niche guns are in the game. Plus, the youtube channel The Great War wrote all the codex entries!
I remember playing Gallipoli as Ottomans and desperately defending the final objective for 10+ minutes straight. Squads and Squad leaders were literally shouting orders over voice chat while entire swathes of brits were being gunned down by that one dude in the static MG. It was one of the best MP games I ever played.
I had so many memorable moments myself. I remember the last sector of the Alp map where the defensive team have that crazy strong base at the end. It was nuts because we were on the ground trying to push through the main wall of that base, but had constant machine gun fire around us with fighter biplanes overhead, but this tank came out of nowhere from our team and started to suppress the fire for us to jump the wall and take the main courtyard. We ran past him and his team for the building and the underground tunnels just to see the tank get blasted to pieces by the biplane's bombs. Just a crazy scenario to see and I have so many other moments like that such as storming the beaches, pushing with four other squads through the trenches of the green hilly map, or ambushing enemies in the forest map.
I was the medic class and I had to revive a lot of people including squad mates whiles being theres gunfire and grenades being tossed at me and still remember that
The BF1 trailer literally sent me to the hospital, cause you’re supposed to seek immediate medical attention if your erection lasts longer than 4 hours.
As an Australian I found it really awesome to see Gallipoli represented from Australian perspectives. So often we see English, American, Russian etc in video games, but rarely Aussies, especially something as important to us as the Gallipoli campaign. It means a lot to us.
Australians have proven to be some of the world's best soldiers time and time again. Having worked with them on a few occasions they really are made of something else entirely.
Magpies these fuckers are worster then... well what bird kamikazees into you with on thing in there mind *"FUCKER NEAR MY NEST FUCK YOU"* oh yeah fucking 2 magpies one kamikazees you the other goes for you eyeballs 🖕😐
Battlefield 1 came out when I was in middle school. I’m a Sophomore in college and I still play all the time. Really goes to show how good of a game it is.
"He never got older, And here I am still. Who decides such things?" was such a powerful quote, probably in its truth. Everybody suffers in war. Regardless of the side.
I think it speaks to the gradual lowering of IQ points with each generation that such a sophomoric understanding of history or war passes for meaningful nuance.
@@UnchainedEruption i think you should shut the fuck up and be thankful that we have a lesser understanding of the horrors of war nowadays. Pulling some big words out of your ass to look smart or whatever. Toddler's behavior
@@UnchainedEruption With such a detestable attitude such as yours, no wonder the world is nowhere near as understanding and accepting as it used to be. You assume that because I find meaning in a simple line that I'm incapable of grasping the complex nature of some of the most gruesome and bloody wars we have ever had the misfortune of experiencing? I studied these conflicts and their after-effects at A-Level. So don't insult me. You have no right to hold me in such contempt. Absolutely no right at all.
I love how the first level for the campaign starts with the message "you are not expected to survive" or something like that, that was honestly the best way to start the game for me Dying didn't reload your last checkpoint, if you died that person you were playing as was dead and you move on to the next guy just like how the war was, you die that's it, no do overs
I like to imagine that the italian mission is so ridiculous because of how its a story the main character’s telling his daughter. That’s why every time she gets scared he tells her about his impenetrable armor
It was actually slightly accurate. The Italians did attempt to have soldiers covered in thick metal to then charge and gain ground. While the overall design was different (I’ve never seen images like the one portrayed in the game) there are real photos of soldiers having armor in WW1.
Battlefield 1 was the internet’s prayer. We were fed up with COD being futuristic, especially with Infinite Warfare releasing that same year. Part of the reason BF1 did do well tho was how badly IW did
Doi Doi That was the reason I got BF1. I had bf3 and 4 but didn’t exactly play them a lot. After waiting forever for a good cod game I decided fuck it I’m buying battlefield. BF1 is one of if not my favourite game of all time. But this goes both ways as I assume a lot of battlefield players like me have switched to cod because of the disaster of BF5.
Jerome Schlinger i haven’t experienced as much camping in ground war, at least not anymore. I don’t play any cod traditional modes because as you said it is most definitely a camp fest.
Ben Forster ya I agree warzone at to bad but the base game was one of the biggest waste of 60 bucks. The only good thing about the game was the campaign. I tried ground war and was the worst experience ever everybody camps on the roofs with one shoot snipers without bullet drop. then after a week I went back to battlefield
Jerome Schlinger well I’m not gonna lie and say that I didn’t feel the same way at some point. I did the least ideal action and decided to try to adapt the way I play. I don’t know if there are still campers on roofs as much anymore because I have played the maps enough that I know how to avoid them anyways. However even in ground war you don’t get the same feeling of all out war than in battlefield. The environment in battlefield 1 is unbeatable and ground war is most definitely cod just on a bigger map. Battlefield has an amazing talent of making you feel like your in a movie. However ground war doesn’t capture that same feeling however personally I find it fun anyways.
I honestly I really like it when fights become slow or even grind to a halt because it reminds me of the actual irl battles, you had a strong fast attacks that slowly ground to a halt and become slow, like having to clear out or defend trench systems. It balances out the combat
I love that when an operation stagnates at one point, the area gets progressively more war torn. Like, after 30 mins on one checkpoint, the ground is riddled with explosion holes, and all of the structures in the area have collapsed.
in the war stories, i didn't need a bunch of time to grow with the characters. i was able to tell the devastation, the hurt, the anguish, just by the atmosphere and character portrayal. the war stories show the brutality and unforgiving nature of war, such as the desperate hope of the tank captain in Through Mud and Blood as he blows the lines of Bess, or the anger of Clyde Blackburn as he struggles with indecision in No Mans Land. i found myself almost tearing up in The Runner when Bishop meets his end. hes happy to pass the torch, accepting of his successor and his fate. he knows its the end, yet he still smiles in the face of certain death because he knows he did what he could. battlefield one had, what is in my opinion, the best take of singleplayer campaign in any battlefield game. not because of gameplay or story, but because of the themes, the emotions, the characters, the quotes, and so much more. not to mention one of the greatest opening scenes in gaming history. i know this is a wall of text, but i mean it when i say that battlefield one is that game that you can go back and say, "yeah, i remember that. i played that."
"Would you have preferred if Dice made a game where everyone sits in their trenches with a shotgun and you're constantly pummeled with mustard gas and artillery, there's no man's land and if you go out there you're dead?" *Laughs in Verdun*
I love lines included such as, "The war for oil continues to this day". This connects this war story to a current affair that is still relevant in the eyes of the people, and so players are interested in this.
I like to think for Avanti that since it's being retold by the guy to his daughter as a story, he made himself out to be much tougher plus the armor as to reassure his daughter that he wasn't close to dying but in reality was.
@@AB-bg7os I saw this on the trailer for the upcoming ww1 game isonzo, thought I would share. "Generalissimo Luigi something is using this game as crowdfunding for his 111th battle of isonzo river".
@Andrei Salvaleon YOur talking about a country that regained its independence from the ottoman empire when it was still a thing. It still was credible.
I felt like watching this again. Btw the Italian story is an actual story😭😭 it’s over the top, but it’s a good representation of how in ww1 and 2 there was very little stop time. You never stopped fighting and even when you did, you where just waiting for the enemies turn
History lesson in screaming on the battle field. Soldiers did actually scream during battle to hype themselves up and also put fear into the bones of the enemy. It also helped getting the last bit of strength out they're bodies. That's it class have fun and stay hydrated
I can only imagine how tired and miserable so many soldiers felt. When I hear stories of marching through the freezing cold, starving to death, and to trying to make it somewhere where you'll only be surrounded by horror and death it just makes me all the more thankful for every single day that I'm blessed with food, shelter, and my family not under any constant threat or anything. Even as crummy as life can seem, most of us here are still so lucky. I wish we'd all remember that and help lessen the world's misery.
I remember my buddy had just turned 21 (I had in February) and we had gotten a pack of Guinness to split on launch day in celebration of his birthday and BF1. Damn that makes me feel old.
I can understand why there are usually no campaigns about Germans or Japanese in WWII games, however in a game set in WWI, I was actually hoping that we might get something from the Central Powers POV as well. I really feel that was a missed opportunity.
As someone who is more on the "historical accuracy" side of games, I can say without a doubt that Battlefield 1 did an incredible job. Hell, they were even able to be diverse without pandering to anybody! The 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, the Harlem Hellfighters, people from French-occupied northwestern Africa, the list goes on. What sets this game's inclusivity of a variety of people and groups from other games is that it does so when it has a reason to and is still accurate to the time and setting. That's one of the main reasons why Battlefield V pissed me off so much. Instead of a British woman with a prosthetic arm wielding a cricket bat in WW2, why not include Lyudmila Pavlichenko, aka Lady Death, a female Russian sniper who had 309 confirmed kills? What about the French women who fought? They were in extremely small numbers, but they were a thing. Historically accurate inclusion is fucking awesome, and I love when games do it. But inclusivity for its own sake is terrible and cheapens said character's presence in the game's setting.
I think the main issue with Battlefield 5 is that the character stole the achievements of real heroes, the mission she takes part in was a real one that involved real men who sacrificed significantly to make it happen. It's grossly insulting to take that success away from real people, especially when (as you say) there were real female soldiers they could've used
Yeah that's true although there were still triggered racists complaining about a Harlem Hellfighter soldier was on the front cover. Can't please everyone
Exactly. I don’t think enough people understand that if this game were realistic, it would literally just be one side camping the whole time with mostly scout class weapons while the other just get their asses beat. Maybe after a few hours, or days, or weeks the the roles would switch up. There’d be basically little to no vehicles (especially if you were on the Central Powers’ side). And the ones you do have would probably die of engine failure in the middle of no man’s land. And, if it were realistic, the majority of the gameplay wouldn’t be spent fighting. You’d get to repair trenches, hide in dugouts for several hours at a time from artillery barrages or spend several hours loading artillery, be on guard duty, execute dying horses, spend several hours stealing food from nearby towns because your rations haven’t arrived yet, and best of all, maintaining the local latrines!
I think they missed an opportunity in the campaign to use the old "perma-death" mechanic where you become a different soldier when you die. They did it the first mission, but after that it feels a lot like a power fantasy campaign that's trying to remind you that a lot of people died in this war while you gun down thousands. Obviously you need a balance here, but I think the "perma-death" would have done so much better.
They wanted to focus on iduvidual soldiers and make the player actually care about dying. If they had multiple soldiers the story wouldn't be as impactful as you could end up only having a few seconds with each guy and not truly care about them or what their fighting for. Also having multiple soldiers would make the game realy boring as their would be no diffuculty. (Assuming that what you meant is swapping between soldiers while making progress with each ones life)
@@vmann8168 You can make them care about each soldier much like they did in the intro, where once you die it tells you their names and birth and death dates, or even save it until the end, where the end of each story shows you a memorial of every soldier you died as. Difficulty would absolutely still be there, as you only have so many soldiers. They could also make it so you die easily, so instead the difficutly comes in how you approach the battle, stuff like that. Also I think many might disagree with this last point, but I think you could still have "individual" characters by having them be unplayable. You follow their story as the soldiers around them.
My only complaint with the campaign, is I wish that it had missions from the perspective of each faction. I would have loved to see things from the German or Ottoman side. But regardless, this game was probably the game I grinded most for the longest time. It was my obsession, and I have to thank this game for getting me into military history.
My only complaint is that they're too short. Yeah a mission from the Germans' perspective could've been really interesting, but Dice at least did them justice with the background dialogues among the NPCs
Galipoli would've been a much more interesting campaign if told from the turkish side. The battle of the Somme from the perspective of german infantry could have also been a great opportunity.
I always imagined the way War Stories should have gone was it took you through every point in WWI, starting from the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as Gavrilo Princip, you follow it through the perspectives of every major player in it in chronological order, and I even wanted a chapter where you played as a German delivering a message through no man's land, and at the end, he is awarded the Iron Cross, revealing we were playing as Adolf Hitler. Let us see every side of the war, and how it influenced the tragedies that occurred two decades later.
@@TheGame052 Even in 2016 the outcry about Hitler being a playable character would be ridiculous. Which is stupid, he's long dead and defeated, let's have some interesting stories.
Biggest problem with most campaigns. You don't get anything from the other side. Theres a great movie called Stalingrad and its from the German perspective and its damn near the ONLY movie about that war that reminds you that they were humans with fears and hopes as well as lot of propoganda. As the battle turns against the Germans the enlisted stop listening to the officers who they realize will sacrifice them all. There was evil on both sides the Nazis were just more enthusiastic about turning that evil into a whole industrial process.
Bf4 isn’t accurate. Bf4 had the MOST customization, not the best. That’s not a good thing, considering there were many attachments that all functioned the same, but just looked different. Just put the best looking attachments with each weapon and cut out all the junk. It also heavily relied upon lootboxes instead of a progression system for the customizables, so that’s a negative. BF3 or bad company 1/2 could also hold the gameplay title as well.
"20 Million men participated in fighting the 'War to End All Wars'. It ended nothing." That quote honestly stings the most to me, mostly because of how harshly and coldly true it is (as it pertains to wars on the same scale and danger as WW1). I mean, WW2 happened right after and the extended Cold War with proxy wars in between happening after WW2... The first World War was a war of pointlessness and Sunk-Cost Fallacy, and kind of showed how everyone involved were in some way failing to learn from the past. EDIT: Some guy pointed out that I got the quote wrong and I double checked; they were right. So I changed it.
I think we can all agree that Battlefield has the most inspiring prologues (the mode you have to play the first time you open up your game) and the best music along with the most moving lines and quotes in FPS history.
Avanti Savoia got me really emotional at the end, my great grandfather fought in WW1, his entire division annihilated he was the only survivor so it really hit me what these guys went trough also would have been cool if the added multiple voicelines for the italians like dialects because WW1 is what helped to form the "italian language" before people spoke dialect and some are completely different from italian something like PIGLIA, HARTUCCE instead of PRENDI, MUNIZIONI or similar things like in sicilian or similar
Addressing your criticism that Avanti Savoia makes you feel too powerful, I thought it was implied that this is showing another side of lying in war stories. Friends in High Places showed the side of people who lie to protect themselves from seeming like a bad person, while in Avanti Savoia, it felt like the person telling the story was lying to his daughter about being in "Impenetrable armor", making himself sound powerful and invulnerable not to make himself look good, but to try and make the story less scarring to his daughter. He didn't want her to know how vulnerable he really was during that time, that at any moment, it could have been him that died, while his brother lived. That's at least what I took from it.
to be fair there are ww1 combat armor i don tknow the how think the armor but im sure it can eat small firearm like rifle and pistol but mybe mg tooo i guess but still most plane use 0.30 cal ish check channel the great war ua-cam.com/video/Aeh7pE8hYco/v-deo.html
Yeah. His daughter was worries when he said something along the lines of storming the Austrian lines and only after that he responded with good armour and all that.
felix Gaming vlog it’s not the existence of the armor that seems exaggerated, it’s the fact that you singlehandedly fight off 50 soldiers and a full Air Force worth of planes with no help at all. That’s the “made up” part
What I loved about this game is that every moment feels like you’re playing the trailer. It’s crazy, chaotic, explosive...it captures that feeling of storming the trenches with your brothers in arms every time you spawn in.
The only other game to every make me feel like that (to a slightly lesser extent at that despite how much I loved it) was titanfall 2. The level of intensity felt when trying to defend a fortress in operations or the feeling of badassery of riding a horse through the back lines cutting down the enemy cannot be matched. The war stories were perfect. The maps were beautiful unique and actually provide good gameplay and depth for tactics. The weapon design is phenomenal. They were so satisfying to use.
Because it’s better. It’s been the last really good one they released I feel, I got involved with battlefield 3 and played everyone since (except hardline) and this one is outstanding
The rock was a military weapon created in 1914 which was used by Both Germans and Americans. It's very easy to create, just mold tiny stones to create the rock. The Rock is used in strategy to distract the enemy jk
This game is like playing a WW1 movie, that's how cinematic it can be at times and it holds up so well graphically even 7 years later and Imma be honest sometimes when the music starts amping up in operations I get goosebumps and feel motivated to win more lol
Featuring the Harlem Hellfighters was literally diversity done RIGHT and in a non-woke, non-ridiculous way. Had arguably one of the most American mottos too: “God damn let’s go!”
they certainly were not the typical WW1 soldier but they were the best soldiers of that era. If anyone deserved to be shown again in all their glory they certainly take that spot
The Harlem hellfighters were ultra-chads who, once arriving home, were loved by the American public, no matter the race. They were cheered for and celebrated. Their government didn’t give two shits about them, but for once in their lives, the felt equality. Unlike vanguard’s stereotype ridden black characters. A lot of the tokenism is so awful that I’ve seen everybody from conservatives to anarchists shit on the fake diversity.
When you said each life can feel cinematic, it gave me flashbacks to when I was playing with my friends and I didn't die (or got revived, no actual deaths) for two games in a row. It felt so badass, and my squad was so upset when I got shot down in the third game and they couldn't revive me. What a game, man
When the “for the Tzar” DLC came out and I played it. I have never seen people fight so hard to the death in a video game without a whole lot of rage. It was amazing. I felt like I was part of the Russian revolution
I remember once both sides immerged from their trenches and charged at eachother. When they met in the middle. It was Complete close quarters melee warefare. It almost made me feel like I was in campaign
@@spiritorange8325 personally i like those matches as a sniper at heart, what makes them more fun is if snipers from both sides have to care about other snipers aswell as the other dudes, trust me it was stressful fun in a good way to fight other snipers and also have about a dozen guys having to fall back since we were losing ground to a gppd sniper
Idk if its just me, but every time I see the part where Luca is mourning his brother, and that quote I always get tears in my eyes. This game is so damn good at portraying what these people went through and how awful war is.
Imo it matters when its taking place in specific historical milestone like ww1. COD used to be at least authentic a little bit, take a look at older COD games like world at war.
If by historically immersive you mean horses literally being stronger than Tanks, MP18's being common service weapons and Landships moving like Panzer II's, then yeah I would agree.
I just replayed all the war stories and wow yea the Pidgeon scene hits so hard, you fly back over the battlefield you just fought thru and you see exactly what you did to the buildings and landscape. you see the tanks you rolled in alongside burning where you last saw them, and the thing that really hit me is how the Pidgeon just exists in it all. for the first time it made me think of the impact the world wars must have had on the wild life in Europe and the Pacific.
Fun fact: the Annihilator/Annihilator Trench was actually made and loaded onto some ships heading to Europe in 1918, however they never left port because the war ended shortly after.
Cool another fun fact is the American support helmet was going to be issued to the soldiers but I looked to much like a German helmet cool fact about the annihilator
BATTLEFIELD 1 is and always will be my absolute favorite FPS. It was just stunning, I literally have found myself randomly lookin off into the distance in the middle of a battle just to take in the actual gravity of these battles that really happened and the way they showed the true grit and destruction while still capturing the beauty of the landscapes before after and during the battles. 10/10
12:49. I was a cadet in an Australian unit and when I received my slouch hat I did not let a single person touch it. My first ceremonial parade I got to pin up up just like that with the rising sun
I did like the game mode where everyone was forced to use Bolt Actions with no special sights. It made a slower but still enjoyable game mode. Melee weapons became more useful, MG positions became terrifying obstacles, and bayonets were very useful. I do wish artillery strikes could have been a bit of a bigger role, but all in all it was great.
Glo Ray59, I’m assuming you mean in-game and in real life there are no pump-action rifles. However, the “Varmint-rifle” in Red Dead Redemption 2, I think is modeled after a real pump-action rifle that is meant to shoot 22. caliber rounds. And the game takes place before WWI, and WWI is the setting of Battlefield 1.
Because of Battlefield 1 I actually did a report on ww1 tanks for English class, I got an A because I was so interested in the history I did actual digging
I was the leader for some presentation we had to do for English class and we got a high grade for presenting a WW1 story from Wattpad Not only that I put a lot of effort into the uniforms, aesthetic and stuff as much as possible despite all our limitations
"would you have prefered a game where you sat in the trenches all day and you are constantly pummled with mustard gas" Hell yeah that sounds like a pretty awesome horror-FPS game
@@lapikolko2 Is not that boring. Is a bit hard because is pretty realistic (trenches, carges in the no man land, die in literaly in one shot) and it can be hard at the first matches, but once you learn how to play well and how to use the various types of weapons you can get a lot of fun. I think that if you like ww1 and you are searching for a game that try to be as much realistic as possible, you should at least try it ;) try to search for some gameplays on Youtbe
Playing Cold War really started pissing me off with all the bs in it. So I went to Battlefield 1 to relax and I immediately started having way more fun than Cold War.
Most of team quite because of really poor management and leadership. People almost forced to do that they dislikes or cant see a reason why it good. Oh, and ofc EA
Laziness, EA, developers foolishly believing that everyone wants it to be woke. BF5 was doomed since the reveal trailer. Now I don’t mind women in a World War 2 game... but it has to make sense. Otherwise people are going to start treating the setting with a toxic 2019 mentality that completely destroys the immersion of the whole setting of WWII. People need to understand that once you put in ideals, themes, values, and progressive content from the 21st century into a historical set game, you completely destroy the purpose of it being a historical experience.
@@dastemplar9681 Exactly, if DICE want womens - just add partisans/resistance and Soviet Union, because first dont care and second actually have frontline woman soldiers (and pilots)
WW1 Soldiers: *uses guns available in 1914-1918* Act Man: *brings a Remington M24 SWS, bayonet charges without a bayonet and screams at the top of his lungs while doing so*
Battlefield 1 and 5 are my favorites, this is mostly due to the opening scenes on the story. The stories are the best parts, and the weapons are Soo cool to use due the realism in it. The sounds in the background and the visuals are insane and I love them, the maps are insane too, there then best games in my opinion. Also, WW1 is one of my favorite events because there was not one bad guy side like WW2, because if anything, both side were the bad guys, it was literally Imperialism vs Imperialism This just shows how far they fell off in 2042
If we judged a game solely by it's trailer Battlefield 1 would be a 10/10! What are your thoughts on the game?
____TIME STAMPS____
Cheesy Opening Skit - 0:00
Introduction - 1:20
Historical Value - 4:30
War Stories - 13:26
Multiplayer - 25:05
Extra Features, Loot Boxes, Etc - 33:26
Conclusion - 38:41
The Act Man please review Jedi academy
Sector is clear
Not clear not clear
Hilarious opening
I don't know which one was better, WWII or Battlefield 1. :D
Act man please review my favorite documentary Europa-the last battle , best ww2 documentary ever made.
Forgotten Weapons freaking rocks. It was very cool of you to mention the channel.
¿Pero qué haces vos acá, la Armería :U?
(Bash bash)
Check out C&Rsenal as well, they make feature length video about the development of every ww1 guns out there and even managed to get a working Pedersen device.
La Armería He actually consulted on the game if I’m not mistaken. That’s why all these niche guns are in the game. Plus, the youtube channel The Great War wrote all the codex entries!
@BP Gnosis
Yeah! I've seen him a couple times on a few Forgotten Weapons videos. 👍
27:12 "Theres so much freedom in how you can approach in any situation"
*Return to the combat area*
Tu asian 4 u, I watched the video too. No need to reiterate, it doesn’t help. It shouldn’t be funny or entertaining. It’s mainly used to get likes.
NotaJtag 456 sorry comment police
FBI LMAO
NotaJtag 456 Well the act man loved it, so...
@@notajtag4568 What lol? He can't share something he found funny?
“The dawn of modern combat!” Guy gets slapped with rock
Ooga Booga
Unga Bunga
Ellis May this is what happens when carbines & pistols are rear line.
...
Sounds like Rust
“I love bolt action rifles!”
Uses a Lever action rifle
I remember playing Gallipoli as Ottomans and desperately defending the final objective for 10+ minutes straight. Squads and Squad leaders were literally shouting orders over voice chat while entire swathes of brits were being gunned down by that one dude in the static MG. It was one of the best MP games I ever played.
The multiplayer is still like this, man. Tons of players and very fun
@@BananaPhoPhilly just found my way back and its crazy how much fun it still is
I had so many memorable moments myself. I remember the last sector of the Alp map where the defensive team have that crazy strong base at the end. It was nuts because we were on the ground trying to push through the main wall of that base, but had constant machine gun fire around us with fighter biplanes overhead, but this tank came out of nowhere from our team and started to suppress the fire for us to jump the wall and take the main courtyard. We ran past him and his team for the building and the underground tunnels just to see the tank get blasted to pieces by the biplane's bombs. Just a crazy scenario to see and I have so many other moments like that such as storming the beaches, pushing with four other squads through the trenches of the green hilly map, or ambushing enemies in the forest map.
I was the medic class and I had to revive a lot of people including squad mates whiles being theres gunfire and grenades being tossed at me and still remember that
Bro that exactly how it happened with me
The BF1 trailer literally sent me to the hospital, cause you’re supposed to seek immediate medical attention if your erection lasts longer than 4 hours.
This comment should have waaayyyyy more likes
I thought that was only if you used Viagra and the like
Midna • The Final Heir of the Twili you never seen a viagra commercial..? Lol
My mom told me that my dad needs Viagra. He needs to watch the BF1 trailer.
Don't know if this is true but you had me in the first half.
This game has the most cinematic multiplayer I’ve ever experienced.
Agreed
Which they didn't and thank god they didn't
@@richardbasso22 HLL is great, but nothing comes close to BF1 when it comes to immersion
@@und1sputed992 facts
@@und1sputed992 i recently downloaded BF1 bc i never played it that much, and was shocked at how good it was compared to 2042.. its honestly sad
*THE FOLLOWING IS FRONT LINE COMBAT*
*YOU ARE NOT EXPECTED TO SURVIVE.*
Spartan Guy Gambit that was awesome
WW1 is my favourite point in history. Starting the game and reading that, never sent so many shivers down my spine.
The most powerful statement in the game.
That was when everyone knew this game would be different
@@BuffDaddySmoove same here man
As an Australian I found it really awesome to see Gallipoli represented from Australian perspectives. So often we see English, American, Russian etc in video games, but rarely Aussies, especially something as important to us as the Gallipoli campaign. It means a lot to us.
Whenever I play as commonwealth Soldier close to Turkey, I feel like I Am a Kiwi or an Aussie myself, You guys earned your place in History!
Australians have proven to be some of the world's best soldiers time and time again. Having worked with them on a few occasions they really are made of something else entirely.
@@jingle9691 We're only good soldiers because we're surrounded by our incredible allies
@@jingle9691 Just don't put them against emus
@@ne0nmancer😂🤣
Did he say “objective alpha” instead of “objective apples”...
LM Bros, maybe he also thinks that “Objective Banana” is called “Objective Bravo” instead.
NotaJtag 456 it was objective Butter
GameBot Studios, */butter.
*ATROCIOUS*
GameBot Studios, btw I thought it was Banana and Butter.
That soldier and commander in the opening look a lot alike. Must be related
Critical Nobody nah they’re just playing the same class
*soldier, not “solider”.
Yeah you might be on to something
the habsburgs at it again with their incest
@Apulaite You're life is quite cringey and unnecessary
"You're Australian, we're impossible to kill"
Proceeds to lose war to a bunch of birds
But no Aussies died.
They became endangered
Proceeds to lose Gallipoli
Magpies these fuckers are worster then... well what bird kamikazees into you with on thing in there mind
*"FUCKER NEAR MY NEST FUCK YOU"* oh yeah fucking 2 magpies one kamikazees you the other goes for you eyeballs 🖕😐
@Benny Buttcheeks yeah u guys had one, dignity
Battlefield 1 came out when I was in middle school. I’m a Sophomore in college and I still play all the time. Really goes to show how good of a game it is.
Was gonna say your math is seriously wrong
But then I realized bf1 came out 6 years ago
And now I feel really stupid 😅😅
@@ACrazedGaming time Passes fast
@@tatsumigakill7347 fr
Also tatsumi fan much? Lol
same here man
I was 6 years old when this game out
"He never got older, And here I am still. Who decides such things?" was such a powerful quote, probably in its truth. Everybody suffers in war. Regardless of the side.
The scars of war will never fully heal
I think it speaks to the gradual lowering of IQ points with each generation that such a sophomoric understanding of history or war passes for meaningful nuance.
@@UnchainedEruption i think you should shut the fuck up and be thankful that we have a lesser understanding of the horrors of war nowadays. Pulling some big words out of your ass to look smart or whatever. Toddler's behavior
"Who decides such things" Damn bro line had me fuckin up a little bit not gonna lie
@@UnchainedEruption With such a detestable attitude such as yours, no wonder the world is nowhere near as understanding and accepting as it used to be. You assume that because I find meaning in a simple line that I'm incapable of grasping the complex nature of some of the most gruesome and bloody wars we have ever had the misfortune of experiencing? I studied these conflicts and their after-effects at A-Level. So don't insult me. You have no right to hold me in such contempt. Absolutely no right at all.
I love how the first level for the campaign starts with the message "you are not expected to survive" or something like that, that was honestly the best way to start the game for me
Dying didn't reload your last checkpoint, if you died that person you were playing as was dead and you move on to the next guy just like how the war was, you die that's it, no do overs
I wish the campaign was more focused on shock troops and assaults though no mans land and less stealth focus game play
@@KommieKaze it wanted to show all sides of the war
Call of Duty also did that lmao
True
Well this was intro not campaign by yeah it was great
“Props to the Harlem Hellfighters. I didn’t even know they existed.”
You see, thats how to tell the unknown, unseen, and untold. Not what BFV's shown.
look at the harlem hellfighters picture closer, one dude looks like george floyd
TheNewSully I didn’t realise that one of them had devil’s horns
Both of you, don't.
Roguezzy he was just a junkie scumbag
The German Tank commander mission in Battlefield 5 is pretty good, at least.
I like to imagine that the italian mission is so ridiculous because of how its a story the main character’s telling his daughter. That’s why every time she gets scared he tells her about his impenetrable armor
It was actually slightly accurate. The Italians did attempt to have soldiers covered in thick metal to then charge and gain ground. While the overall design was different (I’ve never seen images like the one portrayed in the game) there are real photos of soldiers having armor in WW1.
the irony of the fact that the Farina armours were famous in Italy for being absolutely useless in open combat lmao
@@vertebra00 It was useless against bullets , but good against shrapnel , wich is what kill 95% of soldiers (if you dont count sickness)
Battlefield 1 was the internet’s prayer. We were fed up with COD being futuristic, especially with Infinite Warfare releasing that same year. Part of the reason BF1 did do well tho was how badly IW did
Doi Doi That was the reason I got BF1. I had bf3 and 4 but didn’t exactly play them a lot. After waiting forever for a good cod game I decided fuck it I’m buying battlefield. BF1 is one of if not my favourite game of all time. But this goes both ways as I assume a lot of battlefield players like me have switched to cod because of the disaster of BF5.
Ben Forster still not playing modern warfare camp fest of a game it’s horrible. Just kept playing the older battlefields and rainbow.
Jerome Schlinger i haven’t experienced as much camping in ground war, at least not anymore. I don’t play any cod traditional modes because as you said it is most definitely a camp fest.
Ben Forster ya I agree warzone at to bad but the base game was one of the biggest waste of 60 bucks. The only good thing about the game was the campaign. I tried ground war and was the worst experience ever everybody camps on the roofs with one shoot snipers without bullet drop. then after a week I went back to battlefield
Jerome Schlinger well I’m not gonna lie and say that I didn’t feel the same way at some point. I did the least ideal action and decided to try to adapt the way I play. I don’t know if there are still campers on roofs as much anymore because I have played the maps enough that I know how to avoid them anyways. However even in ground war you don’t get the same feeling of all out war than in battlefield. The environment in battlefield 1 is unbeatable and ground war is most definitely cod just on a bigger map. Battlefield has an amazing talent of making you feel like your in a movie. However ground war doesn’t capture that same feeling however personally I find it fun anyways.
Me before Bf1: The germans were cool I guess...
Me after Bf1: FÜR GOTT KAISER UND VATERLAND!!
Bryan Valencia long live Kaiser Wilhelm the 2nd
All hail the german empire
Natürlich meinen Bruder
SCHNELL! SCHNELL! SOLDATEN BEWEGAN!!!
GOTT MIT UNS!
“ it’s hard to mess up a World War Two game” that didn’t age well
Lol
*looks at BFV* Yeah... yikes
Post Vanguard Release Edit: *looks at Vanguard* Uh oh
battlefield 5 was trash..expect the last tiger..that was ACTUALLY GOOD..really good even
@@Herstal8389 yeah. Only bad thing is that they refused to show the Swastika, for… whatever reason
@@luckyman9457 sure but I mean like, who really cares? It’s not like it matters at all
I honestly I really like it when fights become slow or even grind to a halt because it reminds me of the actual irl battles, you had a strong fast attacks that slowly ground to a halt and become slow, like having to clear out or defend trench systems. It balances out the combat
I love that when an operation stagnates at one point, the area gets progressively more war torn. Like, after 30 mins on one checkpoint, the ground is riddled with explosion holes, and all of the structures in the area have collapsed.
9:32 legends say he’s still reloading his rifle to this day
Celebriting birthday and reloading
“ it’s hard to mess up a World War Two game”
Vanguard so far : *Am I a joke to you*
Cod ww2 pre overhaul: “pathetic”
The new aaa games are really going bad aren’t they: the futuristic 2024 bf is having massive problems. And vanguard is literally a laugh fest
@@thedonkey6704 Hey Infinite's looking really solid :/
@@aksis2133 yeah its going pretty good. The only problems I’ve found are a few measly glitches ( that don’t break the game) looking at you bf2024
@@thedonkey6704 facts.
BF3: Amazing
BF4: GREAT!
BF1: MASTERPIECE!!!
BFV: wha...what is happening here..?
Indeed my friend
Battlefield 3 is great :(
Womens in BFV what?
If you go woke you go broke
BF 3 and 4 were closer to masterpieces than BF 1
in the war stories, i didn't need a bunch of time to grow with the characters. i was able to tell the devastation, the hurt, the anguish, just by the atmosphere and character portrayal. the war stories show the brutality and unforgiving nature of war, such as the desperate hope of the tank captain in Through Mud and Blood as he blows the lines of Bess, or the anger of Clyde Blackburn as he struggles with indecision in No Mans Land. i found myself almost tearing up in The Runner when Bishop meets his end. hes happy to pass the torch, accepting of his successor and his fate. he knows its the end, yet he still smiles in the face of certain death because he knows he did what he could. battlefield one had, what is in my opinion, the best take of singleplayer campaign in any battlefield game. not because of gameplay or story, but because of the themes, the emotions, the characters, the quotes, and so much more. not to mention one of the greatest opening scenes in gaming history.
i know this is a wall of text, but i mean it when i say that battlefield one is that game that you can go back and say, "yeah, i remember that. i played that."
Act man: Mentions PT boat
Me: *flashbacks to world at war*
My ally: TAKE OUT THOSE F***ING PT BOATS!!
me: IM FUCKING TRYING
Cowieman25 Moo! Me to me to
Save those men and TAKE OUT THOSE FUCKING PT BOATS
Feel ya.
"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!"
Cowieman25 Moo! Zeroes nine o clock!
"Would you have preferred if Dice made a game where everyone sits in their trenches with a shotgun and you're constantly pummeled with mustard gas and artillery, there's no man's land and if you go out there you're dead?"
*Laughs in Verdun*
In a nutshell, it’s a fun game and it depicts world war 1 pretty well, but the way the game works can get repetitive
@Aveteran Player indeed
I think Beyond the wire is better
*Laughs in Foxhole*
And wait for days
i really wish bf5 was like a ww2 equivalent to bf1
Me too!! I am so disappointed in BF5, it has nothing WW2 about it besides guns and vehicles
It literally is lmfao
Yes
Vilius well Ik bf1 just feel better and I can’t really pinpoint why I hate bf5 but it sucks
Alex The Awsome If innovating means releasing an unfinished game at full price and avoids what people like about WW2 and Battlefield...then yes.
I love lines included such as, "The war for oil continues to this day". This connects this war story to a current affair that is still relevant in the eyes of the people, and so players are interested in this.
9:05 "I absolutely love bolt-action rifles"
*Preceeds to show gameplay of a lever-action rifle*
I was searching for this comment
@@tigergaminggr8079 Searching for it? I've seen this same comment countless other times.
Tiger GR me too
So basically a older version of the bolt action rifle
@@skull222k *better version of the bolt action rifle lol
I like to think for Avanti that since it's being retold by the guy to his daughter as a story, he made himself out to be much tougher plus the armor as to reassure his daughter that he wasn't close to dying but in reality was.
It's obviously propaganda. Italy wasn't that good in ww1... *12 battles of the isonzo for example*
@@AB-bg7os They weren't excellent but still badass and courageous, as much as any other military during that horrible time.
@@AB-bg7os I saw this on the trailer for the upcoming ww1 game isonzo, thought I would share.
"Generalissimo Luigi something is using this game as crowdfunding for his 111th battle of isonzo river".
@Andrei Salvaleon YOur talking about a country that regained its independence from the ottoman empire when it was still a thing. It still was credible.
@@Birdman369 you have the same first name as me lol
Lol the beginning scene reminds me of an Angry Joe introduction.
The Act Man has actually said a while back that he has been inspired by Angry Joe
Except it didn't drag on for too long
lol ikr
Sort of a rip off
I was gonna say the same thing xD
I felt like watching this again. Btw the Italian story is an actual story😭😭 it’s over the top, but it’s a good representation of how in ww1 and 2 there was very little stop time. You never stopped fighting and even when you did, you where just waiting for the enemies turn
Fun fact: Every codex were written by the channel "The Great War".
Really? I didn’t know that. I love that channel.
Thats great info lol, have about 1k hours of bf1 never knew this. God bless Indie
@@LinkRnr1 we need a expansion pack that Has Indy voice over the Codex Entries.
and that's the final push I needed, gonna have to go check that channel out
I watched their videos on WW1, subbed to them early 2016.
Act man: “waaay to much time”
Shows 138 hours
Me: “those are rookie numbers”
tew tadle is it
True lmao
Yea, bump that to 600 hours, at least
@@RamónCarenga just?
Me: 380 hours
Fun fact: Many soldiers in the British Army during WW1 lied about their age to get into the army. Now there are a lot of underaged gamers playing BF1
Haha good point
Another Fact: During WW1 in Serbia. The Serbian Army allowed an 8 YEAR OLD boy to enlist
thats so sad. even children were killed, it is not something to proud
@@ege8240 Don’t worry. He survived the war, he was even promoted to Sergeant
@@DraftTheHippies Literally the most based kid ever, Momčilo lives on till 93
2022, still the best shooter out there in my humble opinion.
Fun, gritty, amazing setting, good historicity. Most satisfying kills as well.
Yeah definitely. It's a great game to play and wind down.
@@lucask4377Does BF1 still have a descent player count?
@@declanjones8888 Yeah, I am able to find games
Ugh, that metal clinking noise after you get a kill, the most rewarding sound in any FPS.
@@declanjones8888fuck yeah it does
"I love bolt action rifles"
Shows a lever action rifle
i was searching for this comment lol
Battlefield Arthur, I have a plan.
the worst part is that he made that mistake twice
@@gianmatute7577 made*
"Bitch!"
History lesson in screaming on the battle field.
Soldiers did actually scream during battle to hype themselves up and also put fear into the bones of the enemy. It also helped getting the last bit of strength out they're bodies.
That's it class have fun and stay hydrated
Still present today in things like Karate
@@PsychoDog_Music or jiu jutsu
Isn't getting every last bir of your strength out... Hyping yourself...
@@lxeedye7one662 not really hyping yourself up is building energy do do
I can only imagine how tired and miserable so many soldiers felt. When I hear stories of marching through the freezing cold, starving to death, and to trying to make it somewhere where you'll only be surrounded by horror and death it just makes me all the more thankful for every single day that I'm blessed with food, shelter, and my family not under any constant threat or anything.
Even as crummy as life can seem, most of us here are still so lucky. I wish we'd all remember that and help lessen the world's misery.
I still remember in 2016 when I was 15 I was giddy as a school girl to open the game and play it on Christmas. Will never forget that memory.
Same thing but I was 14.
I remember my buddy had just turned 21 (I had in February) and we had gotten a pack of Guinness to split on launch day in celebration of his birthday and BF1. Damn that makes me feel old.
We're getting older folks. Im 20 now and watching this video make me hype to play it, just like what i felt back when i was 16 (2016)
Fuck. 2016???? Really???
Holy shit how time flies...
It feels like it released 2018 or so.
I like bf1 but prefer bfv
I can understand why there are usually no campaigns about Germans or Japanese in WWII games, however in a game set in WWI, I was actually hoping that we might get something from the Central Powers POV as well.
I really feel that was a missed opportunity.
You discovered “forgotten weapons”?
One does not simply discover gun Jesus.
I knowwww I started motioning the cross after I saw him.
All hail Gun Jesus!!!! 😂😂😂
@@TexasHellcat1836 amen my brother.
He has been chosen bg gun jesus
I watched this, ignored this part, and have now watched it again months later having found gun jesus.
The war stories in this game genuinely made me emotional sometimes and I’m not ashamed to admit that
Gamers Home definitely. Bf1 had a legendary soundtrack
@@speedforce8970 YES
@@papagramps1257 I love the menu music aswell
u should be
Messi the goat 🐐
As someone who is more on the "historical accuracy" side of games, I can say without a doubt that Battlefield 1 did an incredible job. Hell, they were even able to be diverse without pandering to anybody! The 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, the Harlem Hellfighters, people from French-occupied northwestern Africa, the list goes on. What sets this game's inclusivity of a variety of people and groups from other games is that it does so when it has a reason to and is still accurate to the time and setting. That's one of the main reasons why Battlefield V pissed me off so much. Instead of a British woman with a prosthetic arm wielding a cricket bat in WW2, why not include Lyudmila Pavlichenko, aka Lady Death, a female Russian sniper who had 309 confirmed kills? What about the French women who fought? They were in extremely small numbers, but they were a thing. Historically accurate inclusion is fucking awesome, and I love when games do it. But inclusivity for its own sake is terrible and cheapens said character's presence in the game's setting.
I think the main issue with Battlefield 5 is that the character stole the achievements of real heroes, the mission she takes part in was a real one that involved real men who sacrificed significantly to make it happen.
It's grossly insulting to take that success away from real people, especially when (as you say) there were real female soldiers they could've used
I would have loved it if you played as the russians in the attack of the dead men
And the serbs when they were fighting the austriahungarians
chill
Very well put
Yeah that's true although there were still triggered racists complaining about a Harlem Hellfighter soldier was on the front cover. Can't please everyone
I really like history and games and I understand that you don't want it to be too realistic or historical to make the game still fun
Exactly. I don’t think enough people understand that if this game were realistic, it would literally just be one side camping the whole time with mostly scout class weapons while the other just get their asses beat.
Maybe after a few hours, or days, or weeks the the roles would switch up.
There’d be basically little to no vehicles (especially if you were on the Central Powers’ side). And the ones you do have would probably die of engine failure in the middle of no man’s land.
And, if it were realistic, the majority of the gameplay wouldn’t be spent fighting. You’d get to repair trenches, hide in dugouts for several hours at a time from artillery barrages or spend several hours loading artillery, be on guard duty, execute dying horses, spend several hours stealing food from nearby towns because your rations haven’t arrived yet, and best of all, maintaining the local latrines!
We got a 'why Republic commando deserved a sequel' but where's our *WHY Star wars republic commando was so good*
Sgtsmith - yes
Eh, kinda the same thing
I think they missed an opportunity in the campaign to use the old "perma-death" mechanic where you become a different soldier when you die. They did it the first mission, but after that it feels a lot like a power fantasy campaign that's trying to remind you that a lot of people died in this war while you gun down thousands.
Obviously you need a balance here, but I think the "perma-death" would have done so much better.
Agreed bro😤👍
They wanted to focus on iduvidual soldiers and make the player actually care about dying. If they had multiple soldiers the story wouldn't be as impactful as you could end up only having a few seconds with each guy and not truly care about them or what their fighting for. Also having multiple soldiers would make the game realy boring as their would be no diffuculty. (Assuming that what you meant is swapping between soldiers while making progress with each ones life)
@@jcoward8845 he's talking a out the war stories, not the multiplayer.
@@vmann8168 You can make them care about each soldier much like they did in the intro, where once you die it tells you their names and birth and death dates, or even save it until the end, where the end of each story shows you a memorial of every soldier you died as.
Difficulty would absolutely still be there, as you only have so many soldiers. They could also make it so you die easily, so instead the difficutly comes in how you approach the battle, stuff like that.
Also I think many might disagree with this last point, but I think you could still have "individual" characters by having them be unplayable. You follow their story as the soldiers around them.
My only complaint with the campaign, is I wish that it had missions from the perspective of each faction. I would have loved to see things from the German or Ottoman side. But regardless, this game was probably the game I grinded most for the longest time. It was my obsession, and I have to thank this game for getting me into military history.
My only complaint is that they're too short. Yeah a mission from the Germans' perspective could've been really interesting, but Dice at least did them justice with the background dialogues among the NPCs
Galipoli would've been a much more interesting campaign if told from the turkish side. The battle of the Somme from the perspective of german infantry could have also been a great opportunity.
I always imagined the way War Stories should have gone was it took you through every point in WWI, starting from the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as Gavrilo Princip, you follow it through the perspectives of every major player in it in chronological order, and I even wanted a chapter where you played as a German delivering a message through no man's land, and at the end, he is awarded the Iron Cross, revealing we were playing as Adolf Hitler. Let us see every side of the war, and how it influenced the tragedies that occurred two decades later.
@@TheGame052 Even in 2016 the outcry about Hitler being a playable character would be ridiculous. Which is stupid, he's long dead and defeated, let's have some interesting stories.
Biggest problem with most campaigns. You don't get anything from the other side. Theres a great movie called Stalingrad and its from the German perspective and its damn near the ONLY movie about that war that reminds you that they were humans with fears and hopes as well as lot of propoganda. As the battle turns against the Germans the enlisted stop listening to the officers who they realize will sacrifice them all. There was evil on both sides the Nazis were just more enthusiastic about turning that evil into a whole industrial process.
This game is historically accurate enough to get you interested in the actual history, and that’s all I care about tbh
Why am I hyped now for a game that’s been out for years?
because it is truly the best of the best battlefield game ea have ever made. Bf4 is fun and all, but its not as good as bf1.
Because it's a MASTERPIECE...
Its on sale on steam i think.
Your lucky.
I actually bought it at GameStop for 99 cents no cap
Got the ultimate pass on Xbox for 1 quid and it has this game on it I'm so stoked
Battlefield 3: Best Maps
Battlefield 4: Best Gameplay/customization
Battlefield 1: Best Atmosphere.
straight truth right here
I completely fucking agree
Fuck yeah
BF4 was the last Battlefield game that actually felt like a Battlefield game.
Bf4 isn’t accurate. Bf4 had the MOST customization, not the best. That’s not a good thing, considering there were many attachments that all functioned the same, but just looked different. Just put the best looking attachments with each weapon and cut out all the junk. It also heavily relied upon lootboxes instead of a progression system for the customizables, so that’s a negative. BF3 or bad company 1/2 could also hold the gameplay title as well.
"20 Million men participated in fighting the 'War to End All Wars'. It ended nothing."
That quote honestly stings the most to me, mostly because of how harshly and coldly true it is (as it pertains to wars on the same scale and danger as WW1). I mean, WW2 happened right after and the extended Cold War with proxy wars in between happening after WW2... The first World War was a war of pointlessness and Sunk-Cost Fallacy, and kind of showed how everyone involved were in some way failing to learn from the past.
EDIT: Some guy pointed out that I got the quote wrong and I double checked; they were right. So I changed it.
Err... It's 60 million that PARTICIPATED in ww1, ww2 is when 60 million died
WW1 served as the end of the colonial empires, so it achieved a purpose as well.
I think we can all agree that Battlefield has the most inspiring prologues (the mode you have to play the first time you open up your game) and the best music along with the most moving lines and quotes in FPS history.
way the by you to agree lesson history a this make don't Bro
@@supersavageproductions5951 why
Avanti Savoia got me really emotional at the end, my great grandfather fought in WW1, his entire division annihilated he was the only survivor so it really hit me what these guys went trough
also would have been cool if the added multiple voicelines for the italians like dialects because WW1 is what helped to form the "italian language" before people spoke dialect and some are completely different from italian
something like PIGLIA, HARTUCCE instead of PRENDI, MUNIZIONI
or similar things like in sicilian or similar
Thank you I did not know that
Addressing your criticism that Avanti Savoia makes you feel too powerful, I thought it was implied that this is showing another side of lying in war stories. Friends in High Places showed the side of people who lie to protect themselves from seeming like a bad person, while in Avanti Savoia, it felt like the person telling the story was lying to his daughter about being in "Impenetrable armor", making himself sound powerful and invulnerable not to make himself look good, but to try and make the story less scarring to his daughter. He didn't want her to know how vulnerable he really was during that time, that at any moment, it could have been him that died, while his brother lived. That's at least what I took from it.
That's a really good theory, kudos to you sir.
to be fair there are ww1 combat armor i don tknow the how think the armor but im sure it can eat small firearm like rifle and pistol but mybe mg tooo i guess but still most plane use 0.30 cal ish check channel the great war ua-cam.com/video/Aeh7pE8hYco/v-deo.html
Yeah. His daughter was worries when he said something along the lines of storming the Austrian lines and only after that he responded with good armour and all that.
felix Gaming vlog it’s not the existence of the armor that seems exaggerated, it’s the fact that you singlehandedly fight off 50 soldiers and a full Air Force worth of planes with no help at all. That’s the “made up” part
One of the best games this generation of consoles has seen and will ever witness
Probably the most fun I have had with any game this generation
Roberto Pérez Santiago Along with Sea of Thieves and Halo
@@The_Last_Norman play titanfall 2 and say that again
Yes. This game will have an everlasting effect on those who have played it and even those who haven't.
@@garlocthegreat3959 I wish I had but apparently it's pretty dead now
What I loved about this game is that every moment feels like you’re playing the trailer. It’s crazy, chaotic, explosive...it captures that feeling of storming the trenches with your brothers in arms every time you spawn in.
I could not agree more and if you really like that feeling titanfall 2 recreates that feeling just as good
The only other game to every make me feel like that (to a slightly lesser extent at that despite how much I loved it) was titanfall 2. The level of intensity felt when trying to defend a fortress in operations or the feeling of badassery of riding a horse through the back lines cutting down the enemy cannot be matched. The war stories were perfect. The maps were beautiful unique and actually provide good gameplay and depth for tactics. The weapon design is phenomenal. They were so satisfying to use.
@@markneillmusic9082 dude Tf2 made me feel exactly what you’re talking about
Yes and I really do feel like I’m in a trailer when it’s operations and their are no tickets left and I’m on the defending team
@@donslykong7312 it really does feel the same
It's 2022 and I still play this game over new AAA games
Because it’s better. It’s been the last really good one they released I feel, I got involved with battlefield 3 and played everyone since (except hardline) and this one is outstanding
The sound design is so brutal so chaotic … awesome
I’d like to play again but with this busted controller is literally unplayable in this game but any game
"I absolutely love Bolt-action rifles"
*Proceeds to use a Lever-action*
yeah was bout to say
Eh close enough. They're both manually operated rifles.
Oof
Do people really have to point out stuff like this, especially in this way?
@@Kongobongoes2007 yeah
"The Dawn of modern combat"
*Proceeds to show a guy clobbering someone to death with a rock*
No kidding
The rock was a military weapon created in 1914 which was used by Both Germans and Americans. It's very easy to create, just mold tiny stones to create the rock. The Rock is used in strategy to distract the enemy
jk
@@uranus007 lul
@@uranus007 really deep and complex fighting style, you know?
the future is now old man
*gets killed by weapon older the humans*
Oh man.... back when DICE wanted a game to be fun. :( I'm crying right now.
Indeed, I don't know how they managed get the graphic looking worse on BF 2042
@@00sgames cause most of the talented devs left
They are making a new gane called arc raiders
It looks really beautiful
But it's 3rd person tho
Im not crying... damn onion ninjas.
Just keep playing the game, it has more players than bfv and bf 2042
@@coolamericano I picked it up on Xbox again, can confirm it's still alive! Long live bf1
And here I am, 3 years after this video released still playing BF1. Such an intense multiplayer feeling with all the chaos.
Act Man: "i love bolt action rifles"
*shows footage of a lever action rifle*
*oof*
Clearly not a fan of firearms, however lol
I was gonna say the same thing but with:
-Mauser G98:am I a joke to u ?
@@grilledcheesinator55 he has been initiated in the teachings of gun jesus now, he has no excuse
Yeah I was going to comment on that
Glad to see I’m not the only person that’s still playing bf1
Adam McAllister I need to start playing it again. BFV is so boring with the lack of content.
@Devon Hernandez I would, if PSN wasn't such a prick
Would be pretty hard to play an online game without players playing the game...
bf3*
I think bf1 is the most fun tbh.
This game is like playing a WW1 movie, that's how cinematic it can be at times and it holds up so well graphically even 7 years later and Imma be honest sometimes when the music starts amping up in operations I get goosebumps and feel motivated to win more lol
I’m still impressed by how well the game looks after four years. Can’t wait to play it on next gen
Just did! Looks beautiful hope they enhance it one day
This game still gets about 6k playing on steam still that’s only 2k behind battlefield 5 lots still playing
@@halo3odst908 yeah and the crazy thing is steam doesn’t track origin players. which means there’s probably many more than 6k playing
You can wait and you will wait
@@halo3odst908 should i buy battlefield 1 for multiplayer
Featuring the Harlem Hellfighters was literally diversity done RIGHT and in a non-woke, non-ridiculous way. Had arguably one of the most American mottos too: “God damn let’s go!”
the hellfighters are fucking badass too. no woke pandering just absolute legends kicking ass
I wholeheartedly agree! Not some robot hand prosthetic
they certainly were not the typical WW1 soldier but they were the best soldiers of that era. If anyone deserved to be shown again in all their glory they certainly take that spot
@@Necrodermis in the great war series indy shows black french soldiers too
The Harlem hellfighters were ultra-chads who, once arriving home, were loved by the American public, no matter the race. They were cheered for and celebrated.
Their government didn’t give two shits about them, but for once in their lives, the felt equality.
Unlike vanguard’s stereotype ridden black characters.
A lot of the tokenism is so awful that I’ve seen everybody from conservatives to anarchists shit on the fake diversity.
When you said each life can feel cinematic, it gave me flashbacks to when I was playing with my friends and I didn't die (or got revived, no actual deaths) for two games in a row. It felt so badass, and my squad was so upset when I got shot down in the third game and they couldn't revive me.
What a game, man
The unsung heroes of every match are the people that yell “GO GO GO!” during charges or the beginning of capturing a sector.
Blowing the whistle is key to victory!
I appreciate your support.
Over the top
me before every push as squad leader after finding out their unique dialogue was blowing the charge whistle
Literally me
When the “for the Tzar” DLC came out and I played it. I have never seen people fight so hard to the death in a video game without a whole lot of rage. It was amazing. I felt like I was part of the Russian revolution
I remember once both sides immerged from their trenches and charged at eachother. When they met in the middle. It was Complete close quarters melee warefare. It almost made me feel like I was in campaign
@@larcdetriomph7790 I envy you. I just get in matches with half of the enemy team sitting on a mountain with a sniper
@@wackonaut I hate getting in those lobbies
@@larcdetriomph7790 Those matches are so boring Thats why I like Amien Is that how you spell it?
@@spiritorange8325 personally i like those matches as a sniper at heart, what makes them more fun is if snipers from both sides have to care about other snipers aswell as the other dudes, trust me it was stressful fun in a good way to fight other snipers and also have about a dozen guys having to fall back since we were losing ground to a gppd sniper
The best part of the game is..
ITS NOT ONLY THE US AND GERMANY
Jerry don't know us, Brits.
Alright ya dirty tommy
@@ivangagnon3494 and Italy
@@furb7695 Italy too
@@furb7695 there is so much to cover in this game lol
Idk if its just me, but every time I see the part where Luca is mourning his brother, and that quote I always get tears in my eyes. This game is so damn good at portraying what these people went through and how awful war is.
I love bolt action rifles *pulls out a lever action*
To be fair, the Russian Empire used quite a few of those from the Americans in 1915.
don't you dare talk shit about my Russian it was the best sniper
jtstearns nah man the Gewehr 98 was easily the best sniper. And they are awesome guns in real life too
@@prestonsamson3674 Ever fired one of em? I'd certainly like to.
There are both clips and magazines in this game and that can really confuse an average person who doesn't know much about guns 😄
My little small opinion:
*Historical accuracy only really matters when the developers promisse a realistic game*
Exactly
Imo it matters when its taking place in specific historical milestone like ww1. COD used to be at least authentic a little bit, take a look at older COD games like world at war.
@@Roscoe6ix ok but what if they promisse a different ww1 game with super advanced railguns and mech suits?
@@heinzguderian628 if they say openly that its alternative history, then its completely ok (wolfenstein for example)
@@Roscoe6ix it’s not even ww2 as well it’s modern just different outcome
"DICE knows what's historically accurate and what's not" LOL, this didn't age well.
I always forget that BFV is a thing
BF5 was a mistake
@@alekksu4293 I love your profile picture
This was made when battlefield v was out
He said "DICE knows what's historically accurate or not in this game"
the thing i like most about bf1 is the balancing of the classes. all of them have their place and are strong in their own regard
Bf1 wasn't historically accurate but it was historically immersive, bfv does not do either
WindWaker 5000 couldn’t have said it better myself.
@SwaggySloths YT Atm yes, they will eventually be DLC. The game has been out for four months though and not a single DLC pack has dropped.
Except the Last Tiger DLC that felt immersive.
Matt N well duh it’s live service lmao
If by historically immersive you mean horses literally being stronger than Tanks, MP18's being common service weapons and Landships moving like Panzer II's, then yeah I would agree.
"Don't lie to yourself, you never played a World War 1 game"
*Well, if Verdun doesn't count, I guess not?*
Verdun is such an awesome game especially after the update
What about warfare 1917? Does that count?
Love that game
Great game I love it
please recommend me more WWI games
Battlefield 5 is just a bootleg version of battlefield 1
Off brand watered downed
@@stevejobs8679 exactly
𝖻𝖺𝗍𝗍𝗅𝖾𝖿𝗂𝖾𝗅𝖽 𝗐𝖺𝗌 𝖺 𝗌𝖾𝗊𝗎𝖾𝗅
Galaxy with wamen
You can't even compare them
I just replayed all the war stories and wow yea the Pidgeon scene hits so hard, you fly back over the battlefield you just fought thru and you see exactly what you did to the buildings and landscape. you see the tanks you rolled in alongside burning where you last saw them, and the thing that really hit me is how the Pidgeon just exists in it all. for the first time it made me think of the impact the world wars must have had on the wild life in Europe and the Pacific.
Fun fact: the Annihilator/Annihilator Trench was actually made and loaded onto some ships heading to Europe in 1918, however they never left port because the war ended shortly after.
And oh boy, they would have been a game changer.
Death incarceration
And then the model inspired the m1941 (Thompson). Fuken oaf
@@oofoof7254 Nah, the Thompson is just an improved version of the Annihilator with a new name.
Cool another fun fact is the American support helmet was going to be issued to the soldiers but I looked to much like a German helmet cool fact about the annihilator
BATTLEFIELD 1 is and always will be my absolute favorite FPS. It was just stunning, I literally have found myself randomly lookin off into the distance in the middle of a battle just to take in the actual gravity of these battles that really happened and the way they showed the true grit and destruction while still capturing the beauty of the landscapes before after and during the battles. 10/10
Wow the thumbnail screams act man
I wonder why...?
Hah
Act man white washes the guy on the bf1 cover
12:49. I was a cadet in an Australian unit and when I received my slouch hat I did not let a single person touch it. My first ceremonial parade I got to pin up up just like that with the rising sun
I did like the game mode where everyone was forced to use Bolt Actions with no special sights. It made a slower but still enjoyable game mode. Melee weapons became more useful, MG positions became terrifying obstacles, and bayonets were very useful.
I do wish artillery strikes could have been a bit of a bigger role, but all in all it was great.
It's a ahame you can't play that mode anymore. I remember in the early days of bf1 people would play that mode and make trenches out of mines lol
@@stealthysaucepan2016 you still can. There are plenty of third party servers hosting this mode
@@ntfoperative9432 realy? I did not find em in server list.
Dude to this day I love playing on those servers they're called b2bs and pistols just kick ass
@@ntfoperative9432 where? I'm on ps4 Ive been tryna find em could u maybe post a vid on ur Channel
9:05 I absolutely love bolt action rifles.
>Uses lever action
Nikola Doroslovacki from when I looked at it, it looked like he was pumping the rifle, despite rifles not being pump-action
Glo Ray59, I’m assuming you mean in-game and in real life there are no pump-action rifles. However, the “Varmint-rifle” in Red Dead Redemption 2, I think is modeled after a real pump-action rifle that is meant to shoot 22. caliber rounds. And the game takes place before WWI, and WWI is the setting of Battlefield 1.
Immediate dislike
lever, bolt, same but different lol
Thought I were the only one.
"the only hellrigel ever to exist" joke hit a funny bone
One of my favourite multiplayer games because of the chaotic feel and sense of scale and fear it can instil in you
Because of Battlefield 1 I actually did a report on ww1 tanks for English class, I got an A because I was so interested in the history I did actual digging
I learned 100 times more about WW1 than I learned in ALL of my years of school XD
I did an actual report on bf1 for English when I was a sophmore two years ago
I was the leader for some presentation we had to do for English class and we got a high grade for presenting a WW1 story from Wattpad
Not only that I put a lot of effort into the uniforms, aesthetic and stuff as much as possible despite all our limitations
@@versace6609 Well I'd have liked to be there
"would you have prefered a game where you sat in the trenches all day and you are constantly pummled with mustard gas"
Hell yeah that sounds like a pretty awesome horror-FPS game
DivinityOfBLaze sounds like verdun (the game) if you ask me
@@benno._.72 yeah
@@benno._.72 Sounds like a boring ass game - > Verdun
you gave me an idea
@@lapikolko2 Is not that boring. Is a bit hard because is pretty realistic (trenches, carges in the no man land, die in literaly in one shot) and it can be hard at the first matches, but once you learn how to play well and how to use the various types of weapons you can get a lot of fun. I think that if you like ww1 and you are searching for a game that try to be as much realistic as possible, you should at least try it ;) try to search for some gameplays on Youtbe
Playing Cold War really started pissing me off with all the bs in it. So I went to Battlefield 1 to relax and I immediately started having way more fun than Cold War.
Deadass lmao
The story in Cold War was pretty good tho
same for me with cod ww2 and bo2
@@advancepotatovlogs8934 wait black ops 2?
Why is nobody complaining how Cold War is not historically accurate?
I love the soundtrack to this game. The flight of the pigeon is one of my favourites. And the scene accompanying that was stella
It makes you wonder what the hell went wrong during BF5's production?
They forgot a dlc
Most of team quite because of really poor management and leadership. People almost forced to do that they dislikes or cant see a reason why it good. Oh, and ofc EA
Laziness, EA, developers foolishly believing that everyone wants it to be woke. BF5 was doomed since the reveal trailer. Now I don’t mind women in a World War 2 game... but it has to make sense. Otherwise people are going to start treating the setting with a toxic 2019 mentality that completely destroys the immersion of the whole setting of WWII. People need to understand that once you put in ideals, themes, values, and progressive content from the 21st century into a historical set game, you completely destroy the purpose of it being a historical experience.
@@dastemplar9681 Exactly, if DICE want womens - just add partisans/resistance and Soviet Union, because first dont care and second actually have frontline woman soldiers (and pilots)
@@BuckHudz If ONLY it... even in polite corrected BF you can play as long as it core, gameplay, is good. BFV fail on every front
I seriously can't stop coming back to this game. It's so satisfying to play, and every match feels unique.
I agree to 100%
Yeah definitely
Still alive even today and likely will be for years
Absolutely agreed I always come back to it all the battlefields before 2042 even hardline deserved its own spinoff series
WW1 Soldiers: *uses guns available in 1914-1918*
Act Man: *brings a Remington M24 SWS, bayonet charges without a bayonet and screams at the top of his lungs while doing so*
Battlefield 1 and 5 are my favorites, this is mostly due to the opening scenes on the story. The stories are the best parts, and the weapons are Soo cool to use due the realism in it. The sounds in the background and the visuals are insane and I love them, the maps are insane too, there then best games in my opinion. Also, WW1 is one of my favorite events because there was not one bad guy side like WW2, because if anything, both side were the bad guys, it was literally Imperialism vs Imperialism
This just shows how far they fell off in 2042
A hidden detail that I love is when you choose the action of go as the squad leader you blow a whistle instead of shouting like a normal soldier
Whenever I’m squad leader I do it whenever we move to the next sector (attacking side of course).
that trench whistle oh god
GO GO GO GO GO
ActMan: you never played a ww1 game?
Yall remember the online trench ww1 flash game?
Yup, I remember playing that
Man, Warfare 1917 was sick. I still play it to this day.
@@SuperHuscarl you a real one
I keep going back to Warfare 1917 atleast once a few months to play it.
Here's your veterans discount
Reznov: If you lack the stomach to review mw2, ghosts or red dead redemption 2 then at least show me you are willing to die for it.
sid tallamraju The following is frontline combat
You are not expected to survive
With the power of hindsight and seeing where the series is now battlefield 1 is possible the goat of battlefield
*Points gun at the camera and plays copyrighted music*
Susan: I n t e r e s t i n g
Shredder the day Susan touches an Act Man video is the day we raid UA-cam HQ
@@thebookwaswaybetter2827 rip and tear, until it's done