yeah audio is so importante for instense arma have some of the worst audio ever so guns just sounds like toys and every thing else just flats out, so the game sort of gets boring thats not the case here.
Size needs to be increased from 4 to 12 or 16 players to clear these buildings to create that squad clearing this area feeling maybe 3 teams of 4 get put in a match. they use close proximity chat to communicate and a designated fire team leader can communicate with the other fireteam leader through radio. Would be a great idea an would cause blue on blue more as I assume call of duty players gonna run around a bit more and shoot their teammates adding to the chaos 😂
They went and had veterans of this conflict to get it as real as possible. The Apartments mission was based on an actual mission where they had to push to a building with Snipers needing assistance.
am i only one who thinks its quite bland? squad overhaul is more terrifying LOL, gunfire isn't even that loud, rumbling of tanks is below Minimal i duno, feels stale. im hoping they improve it as it goes along im sure it will turn out to be top tier
"Who's shooting at what?". You have no idea how accurate that one statement is. Just watching this made the hair raise up on my neck. Crazy how a game can bring back a rush of memories.
Remember EAX? Back in the day almost every game had ultra immersive soundscapes. Lets hope that tech makes a HUGE comeback soon. Audio is so important for immersion.
@@DasistriteEAX still sounds great. I recently played through the original thef games was suprised how good it sounded. You really could hear absolutely everything and had a good idea where it came from. Six days in fallujah however might have the best sound design I've heard since amnesia the bunker, which was a recent release aswell. I think I really started to notice sound design when I used to play bf3 and noticed the reverb when you shoot inside buildings, down to the shells bouncing on the floor. I think we take it for granted until you put on a good head and suck in the atmosphere. 10/10 for sound on this game thus far for me.
@@jarrellfernandez9341 Environmental Audio Extensions. Basically, a library of sounds used to create a soundscape in the background. Advanced for its time, but a little rudimentary now, mainly due to audio chipsets coming with surround sound capability. A lot of games still achieve this vibe, but most people miss it because they don't play with a headset/proper surround sound setup.
@@Salamander676Maybe not relevant, but I do question the deaths of my men in rts games. There's something disturbing telling men to march into a live shelling zone or run up into an on-going tank battle. On occasion when the gore is functioning, seeing the occasional body flies rely puts into perspective of what it means to send men to their deaths. Yeah, some may argue its just a game, but these games are still based on events or some form of real history. Unlike games, there are no redos or unlimited men. Commanders are likely to be sent home with the last dozen fighting men as likely as they are to return in a box with the men.
@@Salamander676 the first time i played an fps game in VR (Onward), i shot a teammate right in the belly when we suddenly met at the stairs. I can still remember how terrified I was and how bad I felt for that teammate (I did apologise later in the lobby)
@@TheNapster153 that’s trippy and I do think about things like that and it’s the reason why I choose not to be in the military. That’s way too much responsibility and pressure
@@inuken9561 fuck, don’t get Virtual ptsd like Mac and Danny DeVito from its Always Sunny 😂 I always think about how easy it would be to kill my own allies when I accidentally shoot someone on my team and I feel pretty guilty about it. It happens more often in real life than people want to admit. It’s pretty disappointing how many people during war have died from friendly fire:/
That was not the reason. The reason was little 'Knes' & 'Karens' of the world who felt offended on behalf of vets, who honestly loved the game as it well represented the struggle they had to go trough. You can always count on some liberal piece of shit to think he/she know better than those who lived trough the events them self.
@@AC-uw4il i remember. The oringal production for Battle for Fallujah was only after about 6-12 months after the actual battle. With how awful it was, many people from everywhere thought it was too soon to commercialize, represent, or just relive.
As a former SAW gunner myself. I'm so impressed they included the point shooting. Anyone who has used a SAW in CQB knows how fucking hard it is to sight in through your irons or sights at a moments notice with a weapon that weighs 22 pounds. Hats off to the devs
@@twistedyogert it sure felt like it at times. Plus the 22 pound weight is only a bare SAW with no attachments and a 200 round belt. With sights, pec15 and my foregrip that I jammed full with exta batteries for NODs and said pec15 I believe it weight a little over 26 pounds. Call me crazy but I miss it at times
Really liked the last scene when Nano was blown up by an IED and someone just yells ''Nano's down!'' while Nano kept silent. Kinda felt like on the real field and someone is KIA
But the people of Fallujah are the heroes because they defend their homeland, even with simple weapons, they instill terror in the hearts of the American occupiers to make them feel fear. Wise Americans should know that their army at that time was a criminal, not a hero. They killed a million Iraqis for personal gain.
Yes, their professionalism in killing innocent people. What is America doing in Iraq, hundreds of kilometers away? Damn America and everyone who supports it
The insane sequence starting at 1:00 where everyone is yelling different things at different volumes from around the room with guns blazing at all angles made me laugh too hard
I find 8:11 very amusing because after criticizing the insurgents for stupidly walking into an obvious killzone, the same guy that shot them all then gets shot at that same spot.
U haven't been playing tactical shooters then. This game is unique,yes, but all tatical shooters can be quite intense unlike arcade cods and battlefields
But the people of Fallujah are the heroes because they defend their homeland, even with simple weapons, they instill terror in the hearts of the American occupiers to make them feel fear. Wise Americans should know that their army at that time was a criminal, not a hero. They killed a million Iraqis for personal gain.
This…this right here tells you that the developers actually gave a damn. The interviews with actual veterans and the level of detail and atmosphere. It honestly does encapsulate the (3/4) Battle(s) of Fallujah.
@@rogerhack3750Say, what do you think about the Ukraine conflict? Level with me here, but don't you think that it's hypocritcal for people to really get up their nose about it? Bush and his lackeys dont need to pay the consequence, but apparently Russian draftees need to get derogatories everyday by the western public. Illegal invasions are illegal invasions, and I think this is why most countries prefer to stay unaligned politically. It's a bit scary to think about, but i think about it a lot this past year.
@@kenz2756 trying to compare Russian invasion of Ukraine and invasion of Iraq is like comparing Hitler's genocide to the mass genocide of Stalin's regime. Equally evil yes but at the same time Ukraine was minding its business, Saddam's Regime invaded Kuwait,Provoked war with Iran and harbored terrorist cells. Maybe the WMDs were a lie but Russia still invades a country over no more then accusations of neo Nazis. The US had way more justification in invading then the Russians can provide so I hold the conscripts to Russia at the same standard
I have been trying out these few early access missions as a single Marine just to see how good I am. I have died scores of times, never completing a mission. The best attempt on the sniper in the Mosque mission was that I survived 9:16 and took out 5 insurgents. The convoy mission saw me holed up in a corner and I took out a couple of dozen insurgents but ran out of ammo and could not make it back to re-supply. Amazing atmosphere all around and, to be honest, especially in the murky buildings, even with the flashlight, a really scary experience. My only real criticism of the game is that, having read about Fallujah and other battles of this period and war, I was under the impression that the Marines had carried a lot more ammo on them than the game gives you. I appreciate you had to look at the weight you carried. You can have nothing but total respect for the guys who were actually in this battle. Having read the stunning book House To House about this battle I can especially appreciate the intricacies of FIBUA, even as an armchair warrior. Respect to the US Marines and Army from a Brit.
Hey! Yea man we struggled with 3 people, can't imagine going in solo. They are adding friendly AI eventually (it's on their roadmap). As for the ammo I'm not sure how it was irl but here you can resupply from the Amtrack. Also read House to House, that one was intense to put it mildly. Thanks for watching!
@@Nanoytgaming No worries. Subbed as well. Sixty one years old now and still gaming as just brought a new £3,300 ($4,000) rig as struggled with a 12 year old computer up until October. Now with an ASUS Rog Strix 3080 card , Aorus Master X570S Motherboard, Ryzen 7 5800X CPU, NZXT Kraken X73 cooling and 32 GB Corsair Dominator Ram and 3TB total of WD NVME SSD memory I can finally run decent games without everything freezing on me. I used to have to have a 16" fan blowing air into the front of the machine to stop it closing down.
When I was in standard combat load was 210 rounds (7 mags) and 4 frags for a rifleman. Though often we carried more by choice or need. SAW gunners carried 600 rounds if IRC as a base load.
Interesting fact: The real-life Second Battle of Fallujah was still quite a recent memory when production of this game began. With how highly publicized and extremely controversial the battle was, alongside a significant amount of backlash from the public, Electronic Arts (yes, EA) got cold feet and put development on hold for a long while. (This is probably the only time I genuinely agree with any decision EA’s made). Also, I’m pretty sure the project changed developers at least once, as it was originally a Third-Person Shooter.
yep from what I remember when the project started they wanted to make sort of a COD game aka America Fuck yee.America do nothing wrong, enemy is comically evil kind of deal. completely bogus and then the dev said they would do this whit respect. and they straight up said we will cut out all the parts where the US massively fucks up and in many cases intentionally did something wrong and then tried to hide it. going to use a a fictional example. Like that scene from spec ops the line whit the phosphorus mortal (here the player just fucks up and kills a lot of civilian, not intentionally, this then is part of the guilt that the player char then had to live whit). in six day in Fallujah the US intentionally fired phosphorus mortal shell on known Civilian kind of deal (the evil COD character scene where the bad guy for no reason mortals a whole villedge whit phosphorus/chemical grenades/mortal/artillery not because there is enemies in the town and he just goes nuke the grid I can´t be arsed to deal whit it... nope... he just did it because he had phosphorus/chemical grenade and needed to flex his Evil muscles on something). let cut it out. then I need to ask if your not going to have the bad part of a story then why make it about this battle create a fictional event if your going to whitewash the US.
I think it was Konami, not EA, that was supposed to be the original publisher. And while I was glad it got delayed, (allowing the developer to utilize more advanced graphics) I think the "public" backlash took too much precedence over the wishes of the veterans and servicemembers that actually worked on this.
I remember watching a video about the controversy and in one part there was an Iraqi reacting to the release trailer, he was complaining about how the game was going to have procedurally generated scenarios and if they saw them as disposable or something like that
incredibly well done and from the soldiers I have talked to and the documentarys they were able to record this is pretty freakn close to being accurate.
The crazy part is that nothing but the action itself will ever really drive home what it’s really like. Explosions go off in a game, but you’ll never feel the shockwave and see the windows shake and taste the dust kicked up and smell the gunpowder and the blood and the sweat and see the fear and uncertainty in everyone’s eyes.
i remember throwing my first grenade in training, it shook my ribs and I felt it to my core, a tiny grenade about 30 feet away. I cant even imagine being near 155mm artillery, mortars, or land mines when they go off. Explosions are such a whole body experience that is impossible to depict fully in ganes
The visuals especially the lighting is beautiful and the voice chat is lovely, I'd wait a bit to purchase the game though. But it's always glorious when nano uploads!
@@Orlok26that was a different guy cause I’m pretty sure the guy he spared was Wehrmacht and the guy who stabbed him was Waffen SS. They were just very similar looking actors.
@@guccithickums what I meant to say was, Upham spared the ss, near the end of the movie inside a building another American soldier encountered the previously mentioned ss and they duked it with the American soldier losing then at the last moment begging for his life then getting knife shoved into his chest
It's these kinds of games that really bring out the humanity in gamers. Gotta give credit to the developers for giving us this experience and to allow us. It really gives us a glimpse into the absolute hell the soldiers sent there went through. And the chatter between Nano, and his buddies was so enjoyable.
I had an old instructor who was at Fallujah, there weren't any stories he wanted to tell just, harsh instruction on not fucking up. vbids and pbids are just as scary as a random wood board with a copper plate connected to a anfo charge. There's also a lot of controlled yelling too
The audio is incredible. My friends and I have only played a few games but we can already tell it’s going to be one of our favorite games. It’s challenging but fun. And the radio talk in game makes for hilarious moments
The city looks amazing. Dirty, full of rubble. Such atmosphere. The animations and models on the other side... look prety crude, 10/10 map design tho. Feels like the real thing.
I was a Darkhorse Marine (0331) from ‘04 to ‘11. I had heard a lot about this game, but I don’t have a PC and didn’t think about it much. I stopped the video at 1:15. That’s enough for now. The visual and especially the audio design are simply incredible. The complete panic of Nano and the rest of his squad clearing that house was too accurate and way too much. This game looks fucking awful and I mean that as a compliment. I’ll be coming back to watch this video and see the game covered by some other creators. Thanks for the video, Nano.
Thr audio at 3:19 , holy hell i can only imagine what it would be like going throgh that in real life. Not knowing where your teammate is at but hearing him about to die and then acrltually die is gut wrenching
@FootyBras I would wait till October. You can play solo, but much like real Iraq, you arr going to be fucked up because there are no AI battle buddies till the October update. And then Singleplayer will have the first "Episode" release January.
@FootyBras yes sir, you can absolutely do that. In a couple of months, they also confirmed to add in a second fireteam to missions. As of right now, your matches will consist of yourself and three others. That makes up your fireteam at the moment.
No one should ever listen to the media. Least of all game designers. Those turds have been trying to shut down good games for years. The entire gaming industry should basically treat them as enemies and defy them at every turn.
The game looks amazing, makes me want to hop back into fps's. That last bit at the end of the video was that icing on the cake. Great video and great editing.
Sound is what immerses you into these types of things, and it's criminally underappreciated in games and movies. To me, it's the most important aspect of the games I play and movies I watch.
@@tiagowrectell that to the die hard mil sim players that have been in the military and come back to games to relive their most happy and terrifying times of their lives.
I just saw Operator Drewski play/review this I think yesterday (?) all tacticool and operator-y like and such. However, I'd watch more of Nano's sporadic gameplay like this anyday of the week!
3:30 **Gran shoots Nano** Gran: OH FRICK Nano: You cannot be this dumb. Oh my- do you think the insurgents have flashlights? Dude?? Gran: Aahh, I'm so fricking retarded. Nano: I KNOW 🤣🤣🤣
0:17 Navarro: We would find a head in the street and there was no body. And we would find a body and there was no head. Nano: Okay, that’s sounds pretty bad.
"who's shooting what?" "Lets talk this ou-" *shots fired* the accurateness of the entire video with what they are saying, chaos mixed with the whole atmosphere and design its... cold. Alongside Spec ops the line, best work into showing what warfield feels like irl.
i really like how much people are putting into games when theyre not AAA publishers its like grabbing a grandma-made cookie bar over a hersheys bar. you know the hersheys is gonna get you what you need, but the cookie bar is so much better. i also find the realism of the sound design really cool.
8:01 never seen such attention to detail, it's getting all dusty from the rounds hitting the dirt and there's no wind able to come through to carry it away
The audio design and atmosphere of this game is incredibly terrifying. Gotta give mad props to the people who made this game possible.
yeah audio is so importante for instense arma have some of the worst audio ever so guns just sounds like toys and every thing else just flats out, so the game sort of gets boring thats not the case here.
Not gonna lie every time I make a run and I hear sniper shots go past my head I start praying
Size needs to be increased from 4 to 12 or 16 players to clear these buildings to create that squad clearing this area feeling maybe 3 teams of 4 get put in a match. they use close proximity chat to communicate and a designated fire team leader can communicate with the other fireteam leader through radio. Would be a great idea an would cause blue on blue more as I assume call of duty players gonna run around a bit more and shoot their teammates adding to the chaos 😂
They went and had veterans of this conflict to get it as real as possible. The Apartments mission was based on an actual mission where they had to push to a building with Snipers needing assistance.
am i only one who thinks its quite bland? squad overhaul is more terrifying LOL, gunfire isn't even that loud, rumbling of tanks is below Minimal i duno, feels stale. im hoping they improve it as it goes along im sure it will turn out to be top tier
"Who's shooting at what?". You have no idea how accurate that one statement is. Just watching this made the hair raise up on my neck. Crazy how a game can bring back a rush of memories.
Would you like to talk about it?
Must be scary as hell fighting in fallujah
"Who's shooting at what?" INCREDIBLY RELEVANT QUESTION
Fog of war sucks
@@Wahyu_ZeinHe killed Iraqi children
Fascinating how some on-the-fly, dynamic audio filters for voice chat gives a level of immersion some games would KILL for.
Remember EAX? Back in the day almost every game had ultra immersive soundscapes.
Lets hope that tech makes a HUGE comeback soon. Audio is so important for immersion.
@@DasistriteEAX still sounds great. I recently played through the original thef games was suprised how good it sounded. You really could hear absolutely everything and had a good idea where it came from. Six days in fallujah however might have the best sound design I've heard since amnesia the bunker, which was a recent release aswell. I think I really started to notice sound design when I used to play bf3 and noticed the reverb when you shoot inside buildings, down to the shells bouncing on the floor. I think we take it for granted until you put on a good head and suck in the atmosphere. 10/10 for sound on this game thus far for me.
@@stolenname94what’s EAX ?
@@jarrellfernandez9341 google it
@@jarrellfernandez9341 Environmental Audio Extensions. Basically, a library of sounds used to create a soundscape in the background. Advanced for its time, but a little rudimentary now, mainly due to audio chipsets coming with surround sound capability. A lot of games still achieve this vibe, but most people miss it because they don't play with a headset/proper surround sound setup.
"I don't know what's a corpse or what's a person anymore"..
That's the most PTSD quote ever!
Sounds like me when I play anything with friendly fire
I get so paranoid that I become shell shocked and I kill everything in sight, friend or foe.
@@Salamander676Maybe not relevant, but I do question the deaths of my men in rts games.
There's something disturbing telling men to march into a live shelling zone or run up into an on-going tank battle. On occasion when the gore is functioning, seeing the occasional body flies rely puts into perspective of what it means to send men to their deaths.
Yeah, some may argue its just a game, but these games are still based on events or some form of real history. Unlike games, there are no redos or unlimited men. Commanders are likely to be sent home with the last dozen fighting men as likely as they are to return in a box with the men.
@@Salamander676 the first time i played an fps game in VR (Onward), i shot a teammate right in the belly when we suddenly met at the stairs. I can still remember how terrified I was and how bad I felt for that teammate (I did apologise later in the lobby)
@@TheNapster153 that’s trippy and I do think about things like that and it’s the reason why I choose not to be in the military. That’s way too much responsibility and pressure
@@inuken9561 fuck, don’t get Virtual ptsd like Mac and Danny DeVito from its Always Sunny 😂
I always think about how easy it would be to kill my own allies when I accidentally shoot someone on my team and I feel pretty guilty about it. It happens more often in real life than people want to admit. It’s pretty disappointing how many people during war have died from friendly fire:/
This looks so amazing, and sooo fucking terrifying... No wonder it's taken ages to come out....
its also cuz there was some political issues some people thought it was gonna be "too much"
That was not the reason. The reason was little 'Knes' & 'Karens' of the world who felt offended on behalf of vets, who honestly loved the game as it well represented the struggle they had to go trough. You can always count on some liberal piece of shit to think he/she know better than those who lived trough the events them self.
@@AC-uw4il i remember. The oringal production for Battle for Fallujah was only after about 6-12 months after the actual battle. With how awful it was, many people from everywhere thought it was too soon to commercialize, represent, or just relive.
It also was canceled and switched developers. It was originally a third person shooter
Was about to say, I've heard about it in passing but I thought it just got cancelled due to controversy or something.
The sound being modified to fit each enviroment makes everything extra realistic
well best thing is this is story from the people deployed, so your playing a real person story
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
What's more incredible is that these environments are procedurally generated. That's right, each is unique like a snowflake.
Life is like a box of Fallujah. You never know what you gonna get.
Nano.
I don't know why I read "nano" in Dankpods's voice lmao
@@VoidHxnter watched too many nugget dips i guess
"There's a guy coming" - Nano 2023
@@VoidHxnter it's only natural, how it's supposed to be.
Kinda true tho
As a former SAW gunner myself. I'm so impressed they included the point shooting. Anyone who has used a SAW in CQB knows how fucking hard it is to sight in through your irons or sights at a moments notice with a weapon that weighs 22 pounds. Hats off to the devs
honestly any weapon at close range it makes no sense to go full sight with
@@abel6298👎
@@abel6298 Objectively evil fantasy book
22 pounds? That sure is a heavy boi.
@@twistedyogert it sure felt like it at times. Plus the 22 pound weight is only a bare SAW with no attachments and a 200 round belt. With sights, pec15 and my foregrip that I jammed full with exta batteries for NODs and said pec15 I believe it weight a little over 26 pounds. Call me crazy but I miss it at times
Really liked the last scene when Nano was blown up by an IED and someone just yells ''Nano's down!'' while Nano kept silent.
Kinda felt like on the real field and someone is KIA
ah because youve been on the real field right ?
@@mightytalos2454 It's most likely what exactly would happen lol
@@mightytalos2454 ah so you know what its actually like in the field then right?
@@hanzohattori4078 Don't waste your breathe it's probably a bot account.
@@mightytalos2454Wow, thank you for your service sir, I’m sure you could straighten out these youngins about how a true battle field experience is
3:19 my fav moment, not because it funny or anything. It's because it sound real as heck.
It could either be comedy or horror moment.
Its hilarious and it tells a story entirely through sound
Kinda scary.
I honestly thought it was a cutscene😂
From this video and gameplay. I feel the game transmits in an excellent way how scary and crude war is.
Me and my homies still gonna be listening to Fortunate Son while we play tho.
Better up the technology so droids will do the fighting for us
@@BlackEagle352roger roger
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@@kooshikoomeji3684Separatist scum
This really makes you appreciate the professionalism of actual soldiers
Lmao, nah, fuck em.
But the people of Fallujah are the heroes because they defend their homeland, even with simple weapons, they instill terror in the hearts of the American occupiers to make them feel fear. Wise Americans should know that their army at that time was a criminal, not a hero. They killed a million Iraqis for personal gain.
Yes, their professionalism in killing innocent people. What is America doing in Iraq, hundreds of kilometers away? Damn America and everyone who supports it
soldiers are the least professional mfs on earth lmao
No professionalism worked in fallujah except for the airstrikes
The insane sequence starting at 1:00 where everyone is yelling different things at different volumes from around the room with guns blazing at all angles made me laugh too hard
But thats the sad reality of a war.
I find 8:11 very amusing because after criticizing the insurgents for stupidly walking into an obvious killzone, the same guy that shot them all then gets shot at that same spot.
this game is the most fun I have had in a war game in years I love what the devs did with talking to the veterans aswell
U haven't been playing tactical shooters then. This game is unique,yes, but all tatical shooters can be quite intense unlike arcade cods and battlefields
But the people of Fallujah are the heroes because they defend their homeland, even with simple weapons, they instill terror in the hearts of the American occupiers to make them feel fear. Wise Americans should know that their army at that time was a criminal, not a hero. They killed a million Iraqis for personal gain.
@@fernandoferraz3527 I think he's referring to war combat, not swatting or infiltrating.
That’s how you create a historically accurate game. Talk to those who were there. Devs need to take the time to do this.
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
3:15 this was actually scary just hearing your friend have negotiating upstairs and then gunshots silenced everything
I'm glad more tac shooters are focusing on realism and bringing the horror instead of the arcade shootey shoot on rails
Ya 👍👍
It's to help the military recruit
@@jasonlaw4287 yeah I know its soft conditioning but its still one thing to play a game like that and then experience irl. Zoomers won't fight for ZOG
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
@@1x93cm No one fights for ZOG because ZOG doesn't exist.
This…this right here tells you that the developers actually gave a damn. The interviews with actual veterans and the level of detail and atmosphere. It honestly does encapsulate the (3/4) Battle(s) of Fallujah.
I told my friend that I fall asleep to “calming ambiance”…She was not expecting me to start playing one of Nano’s videos.
Bro is casually flexing here
@@lanceclement4087What?
"Who's shooting at what??"
-Every modern infantry ever
@@nathan1507 Pretty just every infantry since the invention of gunpowder
I don't know why I get hyped when Nano posts a video. Love your work bro
Same
Because Nano delivers ALL THE TIME he posts
“I can’t tell what’s a bad guy and what’s a corpse anymore.”
Basically an actual quote from Cody Alford and his time in Fallujah.
Six days at Falluja: hyperrealistic War Crime simulator
LOVE THE WAR CRIMES
@@NewGuy478YEEEEEAAAA!!!!!!!! MURICA!!!!!!!!!!! 🇺🇲🦅
Most were on ea other tho!
We call those "acceptable casualties"
It’s not a war crime if we won- oh…. Wait….
0:55 "who's shooting at what?"
This game is utterly terrifying because it can induce the fog of war in you and that is crazy.
When I was in the marines, my platoon sergeant at the time fought in fallujah, most stoic and scary mother fucker I’ve ever met
"It's dark I'm scared"
Game had never been so immersive
This looks awesome, I love how you are in danger at any given moment
That's the way it is in real life. Personal knowledge.
0:54 "who's shooting at what?"
Son, welcome to the basics of urban combat...
So after this game, you'll have a slight idea what we infantrymen did on deployment(s) and how utterly fucked situations could become.
wasnt it made by some marines who were in Fallujah too?
It was indeed in co-operation with fallujah veterans, that's why it's so realistic when it comes to gameplay
@@rogerhack3750Say, what do you think about the Ukraine conflict? Level with me here, but don't you think that it's hypocritcal for people to really get up their nose about it? Bush and his lackeys dont need to pay the consequence, but apparently Russian draftees need to get derogatories everyday by the western public.
Illegal invasions are illegal invasions, and I think this is why most countries prefer to stay unaligned politically. It's a bit scary to think about, but i think about it a lot this past year.
@@kenz2756 trying to compare Russian invasion of Ukraine and invasion of Iraq is like comparing Hitler's genocide to the mass genocide of Stalin's regime. Equally evil yes but at the same time Ukraine was minding its business, Saddam's Regime invaded Kuwait,Provoked war with Iran and harbored terrorist cells. Maybe the WMDs were a lie but Russia still invades a country over no more then accusations of neo Nazis. The US had way more justification in invading then the Russians can provide so I hold the conscripts to Russia at the same standard
@@kenz2756 what the fuck are you on about?
I have been trying out these few early access missions as a single Marine just to see how good I am. I have died scores of times, never completing a mission. The best attempt on the sniper in the Mosque mission was that I survived 9:16 and took out 5 insurgents. The convoy mission saw me holed up in a corner and I took out a couple of dozen insurgents but ran out of ammo and could not make it back to re-supply. Amazing atmosphere all around and, to be honest, especially in the murky buildings, even with the flashlight, a really scary experience. My only real criticism of the game is that, having read about Fallujah and other battles of this period and war, I was under the impression that the Marines had carried a lot more ammo on them than the game gives you. I appreciate you had to look at the weight you carried. You can have nothing but total respect for the guys who were actually in this battle. Having read the stunning book House To House about this battle I can especially appreciate the intricacies of FIBUA, even as an armchair warrior. Respect to the US Marines and Army from a Brit.
Hey! Yea man we struggled with 3 people, can't imagine going in solo. They are adding friendly AI eventually (it's on their roadmap). As for the ammo I'm not sure how it was irl but here you can resupply from the Amtrack.
Also read House to House, that one was intense to put it mildly.
Thanks for watching!
@@Nanoytgaming No worries. Subbed as well. Sixty one years old now and still gaming as just brought a new £3,300 ($4,000) rig as struggled with a 12 year old computer up until October. Now with an ASUS Rog Strix 3080 card , Aorus Master X570S Motherboard, Ryzen 7 5800X CPU, NZXT Kraken X73 cooling and 32 GB Corsair Dominator Ram and 3TB total of WD NVME SSD memory I can finally run decent games without everything freezing on me. I used to have to have a 16" fan blowing air into the front of the machine to stop it closing down.
When I was in standard combat load was 210 rounds (7 mags) and 4 frags for a rifleman. Though often we carried more by choice or need. SAW gunners carried 600 rounds if IRC as a base load.
Interesting fact: The real-life Second Battle of Fallujah was still quite a recent memory when production of this game began.
With how highly publicized and extremely controversial the battle was, alongside a significant amount of backlash from the public, Electronic Arts (yes, EA) got cold feet and put development on hold for a long while. (This is probably the only time I genuinely agree with any decision EA’s made).
Also, I’m pretty sure the project changed developers at least once, as it was originally a Third-Person Shooter.
yep from what I remember when the project started they wanted to make sort of a COD game aka America Fuck yee.America do nothing wrong, enemy is comically evil kind of deal.
completely bogus and then the dev said they would do this whit respect.
and they straight up said we will cut out all the parts where the US massively fucks up and in many cases intentionally did something wrong and then tried to hide it.
going to use a a fictional example.
Like that scene from spec ops the line whit the phosphorus mortal (here the player just fucks up and kills a lot of civilian, not intentionally, this then is part of the guilt that the player char then had to live whit).
in six day in Fallujah the US intentionally fired phosphorus mortal shell on known Civilian kind of deal (the evil COD character scene where the bad guy for no reason mortals a whole villedge whit phosphorus/chemical grenades/mortal/artillery not because there is enemies in the town and he just goes nuke the grid I can´t be arsed to deal whit it... nope... he just did it because he had phosphorus/chemical grenade and needed to flex his Evil muscles on something).
let cut it out.
then I need to ask if your not going to have the bad part of a story then why make it about this battle create a fictional event if your going to whitewash the US.
I think it was Konami, not EA, that was supposed to be the original publisher. And while I was glad it got delayed, (allowing the developer to utilize more advanced graphics) I think the "public" backlash took too much precedence over the wishes of the veterans and servicemembers that actually worked on this.
I remember watching a video about the controversy and in one part there was an Iraqi reacting to the release trailer, he was complaining about how the game was going to have procedurally generated scenarios and if they saw them as disposable or something like that
And yet you're all so excited to excuse this war crime while the Russians are seemingly ostracized forever.
@@publiocornelioescipion8803 Well then maybe he shouldn't associate with terrorists, yeah?
incredibly well done and from the soldiers I have talked to and the documentarys they were able to record this is pretty freakn close to being accurate.
Not soldiers. You mean Marines.
"That city was 100% controlled by insurgency... Sandstorm......"
The crazy part is that nothing but the action itself will ever really drive home what it’s really like. Explosions go off in a game, but you’ll never feel the shockwave and see the windows shake and taste the dust kicked up and smell the gunpowder and the blood and the sweat and see the fear and uncertainty in everyone’s eyes.
i remember throwing my first grenade in training, it shook my ribs and I felt it to my core, a tiny grenade about 30 feet away. I cant even imagine being near 155mm artillery, mortars, or land mines when they go off. Explosions are such a whole body experience that is impossible to depict fully in ganes
@@chamonix4658 does one ever get used to the explosion of ones own grenade?
The game was made back in 2005 and was prevented from releasing glad to see it see the light of day
same they never gave up on it
@@AC-uw4il yea I’m glad the devs never gave up they literally interviewed and had soliders who served in fallujah help them make the game
@@halo129830 Ooo that's so cool
@@wheresmyeyebrow1608 yea they wanted this game to be as authentic as possible this is why they brought them in.
No, announced in 2009, than cancelled, picked up again in 2016, dropped again, picked up in 2021 again
6:07 *”Life is like a box of Fallujah, you never know what you’re gonna get.” -Nano*
Imagine this game in VR
bro id literally get real ptsd from playing that
add the sound design and lighting effects you basically have it with the game :onward....
Finnaly, PTSD in the comfort of my home
@@twisky3751What is PTSD?
@@lol311 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
fallujah was one hell of a bloody operation its awesome seeing a game created by veterans so we can live there experiences
Of Getting Their Asses Kicked By The Mujahedeen? 😂😂😂
The visuals especially the lighting is beautiful and the voice chat is lovely, I'd wait a bit to purchase the game though.
But it's always glorious when nano uploads!
“Sorry I couldn’t hear you over you dying” -American soldier in a firefight
@@Firstinfitness24 that conversation hits deep, your so done that you don’t realise anymore what’s going on around you
3:20 I got some private Ryan vibes you know the scene
Upham?
@@fdenrico9861 yep and the dude that got stabbed in the chest by the nazi that upham spared trying to beg for his life
@@Orlok26that was a different guy cause I’m pretty sure the guy he spared was Wehrmacht and the guy who stabbed him was Waffen SS. They were just very similar looking actors.
@@guccithickums what I meant to say was, Upham spared the ss, near the end of the movie inside a building another American soldier encountered the previously mentioned ss and they duked it with the American soldier losing then at the last moment begging for his life then getting knife shoved into his chest
@@Orlok26 oh, ok I misunderstood what part of the movie you were talking about.
It's these kinds of games that really bring out the humanity in gamers. Gotta give credit to the developers for giving us this experience and to allow us. It really gives us a glimpse into the absolute hell the soldiers sent there went through. And the chatter between Nano, and his buddies was so enjoyable.
2:15 *Average American in 2003
Can you blame him
The most beautiful war is the one fought while sitting comfortably behind a PC at home.
I had an old instructor who was at Fallujah, there weren't any stories he wanted to tell just, harsh instruction on not fucking up. vbids and pbids are just as scary as a random wood board with a copper plate connected to a anfo charge. There's also a lot of controlled yelling too
This makes me wanna get the game. Being paranoid and panicked with your co op team sounds fantastic
*Listen with headphones*
Thanks Nano, that made this video even better. Awesome audio!
2:50 "15 what? sorry i couldnt hear your over you dying"
that really sends me laughing
The audio is incredible. My friends and I have only played a few games but we can already tell it’s going to be one of our favorite games. It’s challenging but fun. And the radio talk in game makes for hilarious moments
9:24 Bro died for us... RIP Nano 2015-2023
The voices sound so realistic it gave me ptsd in real-time
3:14-3:29 is a perfect scene in this regard.
The city looks amazing. Dirty, full of rubble. Such atmosphere. The animations and models on the other side... look prety crude, 10/10 map design tho. Feels like the real thing.
Game looks really good, can't wait for 7 days in Fallujah
Followed by 8 days a week in Fallujah
Really a great follow-up to the critically acclaimed game 5 nights at Freddy's
@@theonlyscottles85025 nights in Fallujah
When Nano said "I can hear someone's phone" I lost it because my buddy heard me texting while we were pinned down inside of a building once 🤣🤣
No, he didn't. No, you weren't.
i call bullshit, what?
@@Machine1775say you've never served with out saying you've never served 😂😂😂
@@Machine1775exactly 😂
I was a Darkhorse Marine (0331) from ‘04 to ‘11. I had heard a lot about this game, but I don’t have a PC and didn’t think about it much.
I stopped the video at 1:15. That’s enough for now. The visual and especially the audio design are simply incredible. The complete panic of Nano and the rest of his squad clearing that house was too accurate and way too much.
This game looks fucking awful and I mean that as a compliment. I’ll be coming back to watch this video and see the game covered by some other creators.
Thanks for the video, Nano.
"Hey what do you think the real estate prices here is?"
I can't anymore. 😂😂
Intense Immersive Game + Nano = Top tier content
Thr audio at 3:19 , holy hell i can only imagine what it would be like going throgh that in real life. Not knowing where your teammate is at but hearing him about to die and then acrltually die is gut wrenching
It’s a great game I’ve been playing it non stop can’t wait for them to release the bigger squad sizes happy your playing it nano
Can you play this game solo because i have no friends with pc
@FootyBras I would wait till October. You can play solo, but much like real Iraq, you arr going to be fucked up because there are no AI battle buddies till the October update. And then Singleplayer will have the first "Episode" release January.
@@unnameddelta38 but can i play random with other players
@FootyBras yes sir, you can absolutely do that. In a couple of months, they also confirmed to add in a second fireteam to missions. As of right now, your matches will consist of yourself and three others. That makes up your fireteam at the moment.
@unnameddelta38 are they playing against AI or people?
never thought I'd ever hear a proximity chat system like that, phenomenal!!
1:55 my reaction: Is that a phone-activated IED? Immersive as f------ oh it WAS somebody's phone
The audio design is insane when he yelled get upstairs it sounded like he was upstairs in ya house😂😂
Im so happy this game come out after all negatifity from media.
No one should ever listen to the media. Least of all game designers. Those turds have been trying to shut down good games for years. The entire gaming industry should basically treat them as enemies and defy them at every turn.
The game looks amazing, makes me want to hop back into fps's. That last bit at the end of the video was that icing on the cake. Great video and great editing.
thank you
“Not the smartest group… they are consistent tho” 😂😂😂
Every Marine rifle squad ever
Sound is what immerses you into these types of things, and it's criminally underappreciated in games and movies. To me, it's the most important aspect of the games I play and movies I watch.
Nano: We are fine.
Gran: CONTACT!!!
Nano: Punch it!!
The audio alone makes the game experience so much more different
Damnn. This looks funn af to play
this aint fun, THIS IS WAR!!!
@@teutonicorder9520 its a game
@@tiagowrectell that to the die hard mil sim players that have been in the military and come back to games to relive their most happy and terrifying times of their lives.
@@tiagowrecthis is not a game
got 2 hit and it's over lol
3:00 if y’all were that close, you would be dead irl
I wish nano would upload his long videos again. They would give me something to sit and watch for a good 40 minutes.
Man the graphics and audio sfx feels true to life and hearing it on headphones really bring its authenticity in a fire fight
I don't think I have ever heard Nano genuinely in fear of his life.
"NO, you go first. It's dark and I'm scared." - marines probably xD
Imagine if the enemies could hear you so you'd have to whisper sometimes.
Squad has the most realistic voice chat lol -me, a Marine
It's realistic especially because all the dialogue in this are actually similar to what real US marines would say in battle
The sound for voice chat mixed with ready or not game play would be in real
This is so realistic that the guys who played the first Fallujah wont want to play this one.
“Go, go, go”
“You go first i-it’s dark, I’m scared”
This game seems on par so far 👍🏻😭
I just saw Operator Drewski play/review this I think yesterday (?) all tacticool and operator-y like and such. However, I'd watch more of Nano's sporadic gameplay like this anyday of the week!
*15 y/o D-Day Medics:* 8:03
*22 y/o MG42 Gunner:* 8:03
3:30
**Gran shoots Nano**
Gran: OH FRICK
Nano: You cannot be this dumb. Oh my- do you think the insurgents have flashlights? Dude??
Gran: Aahh, I'm so fricking retarded.
Nano: I KNOW
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
"Who's shooting at what?" bro...
Nano always posts at the perfect time!!
¨nano is down, nano is down¨ is really like could be in real life
This is the most imersive audio I've ever heard in a game, respect to the devs 🙏
The absolute panic when no one had their flashlights on was great lol I bet all you guys got juiced-up there for a second 😂
2:07 truly an american patriot🦅
Anyone who stands still is a well disciplined vc.
0:17 We would find a head - with no body...
and then a body - with no head...
Perhaps there is a connection, perhaps not. It could be a clue! LOL
@@foxtrotunit1269 my boys find head without body or body without head just means they should leave immediately
"man f*ck ira-" bro i cant
I felt that 😂
@@reed510 xD
bro you can hear the stress from his voice damn..real good game
0:17
Navarro: We would find a head in the street and there was no body. And we would find a body and there was no head.
Nano: Okay, that’s sounds pretty bad.
3:16 this felt like a movie
"who's shooting what?" "Lets talk this ou-" *shots fired*
the accurateness of the entire video with what they are saying, chaos mixed with the whole atmosphere and design its... cold. Alongside Spec ops the line, best work into showing what warfield feels like irl.
i really like how much people are putting into games when theyre not AAA publishers
its like grabbing a grandma-made cookie bar over a hersheys bar. you know the hersheys is gonna get you what you need, but the cookie bar is so much better. i also find the realism of the sound design really cool.
2:15 that was personal
I’m glad they ended up going through with this. The gameplay looks nice
8:01 never seen such attention to detail, it's getting all dusty from the rounds hitting the dirt and there's no wind able to come through to carry it away