"My viewers weren't born before 2003" was a joke. My top age demographic is "25-34". Got a lot of comments about this already so just wanted to clear that up. We're all old, okay?
Bad news buddy, I was born, in a clan, and playing this game competitively at the time. Cod2 wasn't out yet and this game was phenomenal during that era
@@thej8656 if you're asking about the newer generations of cod, i've been hit or miss. the new mw2/mw3 are terrible but i really liked vanguard, cold war, mw2019. what i was referring too above is that cod1 is now a shell since so many people flock to the more accessible titles.
same. i started on Wolf3D, to the original doom games, then various others, eventually landing on MOHAA until vCoD came out. stuck playing it through CoD4MW and stopped after that until MW2019 came out. Matchmaking and aim assist just ruins the fun I had in this game from back then...
The Call of Duty 3 campaign was my first and I still remember playing it while my grandpa babysat me, sitting on the couch saying "war is hell. There's nothing fun about it."
That reminds me of my friends story. He was playing mw2 online and his grandpa was watching too, every time he died, his grandpa would insult him saying “if this was a real war you would be dead” and also calling him a p*ssy lol
@@AndricKelton Ikr. Zoomers seem to assume everyone was born after like 2006 for some reason. COD3 on Wii was my first as well. I remember all my friends making fun of me for getting it on Wii, but joke's on them. Those controls were actually extremely fun. And I remember the campaign being so good, I never even tried the multiplayer bc I didn't care about it. When CODIV came out I thought it was kinda lame since it focused on multiplayer lol.
I remember when this game came out and it blew my mind, not for the multiplayer, but for the campaign.. the beach scene was awesome.. this is before any call of duty existed. There was nothing this atmospheric back then, that's why it made headlines
Honestly the game still looks beautiful. And it was WAY better looking than Medal of Honor at the time lmao. Remember when that was it's main competitor? I'm not sure most people even remember it now.
@@CWCvilleCopexactly, moh was great, but Cod somehow Made the already aged quake engine be pushed to the Limit and somehow looks a little bit more vivid.
Maybe he's not the wealthiest and just bought an old pc with cod already on it, or he's nostalgic and bored. In any case I have friends, but there are still plenty of days when none of them reach out to do something or you don't feel like it, and that could be the case for him.
I am from Colombia and I am 25 yo, I played this game for so many years since 9 yo and it is so nostalgic that makes me feel I want to cry, makes me remember when I was happy, I was for a long time with a humble pc and I can't afford it anyway, don't need it either and he said "chile" so he is probably from south america
I just turned 43 this year, grew up in the late 80's and 90's playing games like Wolfenstein, doom, and medal of honor. I remember playing cod 1 for the first time and it blew my mind, the first fps that i played where you actually aimed down the sights of your gun. You could peak out around corners to take shots. You couldn't camp long in a spot because bombs would be dropped on you, something that should still be in the games i think, it was awesome for its time.
I was born in 1974,Started gaming when I was 5. My first game I got into was Pac Man. I remember learning the patterns on Pac Man and bring able to play forever on 1 quarter. My oldest brother was so good. Been gaming all my life.
I remember that time. The World was amazing for us. The first time games really made you feel like being inside the movies like a bridge too far or pvt ryan. Kids nowadays cant even imagine how crazy the technical developement 20 years ago Was.
I think what newer generation gamers fail to realize is that the most successful franchises of today started off with their memorable singleplayer missions. Call of Duty wasn't made just for multiplayer, so watching this was quite frustrating.
asking 'why the game turned into a 48 game series' and then playing the multiplayer is like asking 'why do people like coca cola' then eat the glass bottle
3:38 yeah 😂😂 I'm 40 😂😂 I clicked and said heyyy cod 1, actually another 40yo friend of mine sent me the video! 😂😂 We were playing it quite seriously lol 🤣🤣
I was only 3 years old when this game is released. Seeing my dad playing this game. Such a nostalgic road trip. I respect my dad’s stuff that I’ll never touch his, even his figures anime collection. It seems my young self able to learn commonsense that I shouldn’t touch other people’s stuff.
I got Medal of Honor: Frontline when it came out and I was beside myself with how amazing the graphics and gameplay were. I was hooked. Operation: Singapore Sling was a mission that still stands out to me all these years later along with the eerie quote at the start of the game about "One more soldier reporting, sir. I've served my time in Hell.."
I was 22 when this game came out and you better Believe I played it every day. The medal of Honor servers that we lived on were dying and everyone was looking for a new war game. Then we heard about a new medal of Honor game that was being made by the same guys who left MOH and started their own studio. So collectively, we all moved over to COD the day it was released. I swear we waited forever for this game to come out. I miss those days! This was the greatest thing to happen to MP at the time. We were so amazed by how amazing the graphics were. The guns actually looked like real life guns and the "soldier" movement blew out minds 😂😅..
I was born in 1996 but my first was COD 2. I'm probably one of the few people who never played COD competitively and only cared about the single player campaigns. They were so much fun IMO.
Same here, and you're not alone. I got my copy of the original COD around 2005, and I also didn't get the second game until 2007. I was so addicted to the campaigns back then. I even had the original Battlefield 2142 and all I did was play against the bots. I've never been huge on multiplayer.. playing MW2 and BO during it's peak online during 8th grade/freshman year was about as good as it got for me haha
I remember buying this game almost immediately upon release. I had never imagined there were servers online still. Incredible. Thanks for this flashback
Hey! Call of Duty: United Offensive is not at all dead (neither is Call of Duty itself, the non-expansion version - though it seems 1.1 is more popular and it has certainly died off more than UO). There are many dedicated players, including myself. I also work to archive custom, user-made multiplayer maps. I have made an FOV changer so that you can play widescreen in Multiplayer comfortably. Furthermore, servers like {RA}, OTS, QRS and Historians are regularly populated. We love playing! Most people play in the evenings (in the US), and more people typically join on weekends (Friday through Sunday). There were even people on RA in your video! I would've loved to see you play with real people. They're social, and it's an overall fun environment. We'd love to see you play some time!
I was born in 99. My pap had this game on his PC when I was growing up. My cousin and I used to play it all the time. Crazy I’ve played every CoD ever. Sad to see what it has become
@ yeah buddy the old man loves his war games and he also had a dope ass pilot setup and he played this dog fighting game all the time. I think he missed Korea and the Cuban crisis 😅
I played cod 1 on a HP with 256mb of ram and windows 2000 and an original celeron cpu at 1.2Mhz and a 4Mb cashe size gpu back in 2004 and played it until 2012 as I paid for a server that I had molded with AWE or PAM which were mostly used, also ran the game at 800 by 600 windowed on that old pc. I'm going to be 37yrs in August and this has nostalgia to me as I was addicted to call of duty since this game and my friends couldn't play because they didn't have a pc.
I massively enjoyed Medal of Honor (Allied Assault, 2002) and in 2004 I tried CoD. It felt such an upgrade! Graphics, sound, controls, map and mission design. Got into a clan too, played almost every day for 2 years. Good times. I've turned 33 yesterday.
COD 1 is my first time to play an fps game, it really hypes me up everytime i played this game, i can still remember the adrenaline rush and the pressure playing the Stalingrad campaign 😂😂😂
I'm actually 41. I didn't play this when it was new but I went back and played all the COD games campaigns just to play them. They're not bad games, pretty fun.
Born in 2002, and my dad started me with this game when I was still in diapers. Fucking love this game, my top 10. Thanks for playing this, and bringing back the nostalgia
I can still remember playing something similar to that game in 08 when my uncle gave his laptop to me, was born on 05. I love the campaign where you busts through a prison camp and rescue the marines within 10 minutes after your first shot, the level where you drive a tank, the Leningrad one where after luckily leaving the boat in time before it exploded you're not given a gun only 5 bullets and have to follow a guy or else you'll get ripped to shreds by machine gun fire or a plane, and lastly the paratrooping one where you can see a dead soldier hanging on a tree branch.
@@gamer_sara2987 No what you describe is this game. The prison camp mission is about saving Major Ingram and it's one of the last US missions. Driving a tank and leaving the boat are from the Russian campaign. The boat is in Stalingrad though not Leningrad. Brothers in arms games are all focused on 101st Airborne division.
I played this in 2003. I didn't even know it had multi-player lol back then you had to by an additional component to hook the internet up to the playstation, picture a brick with an internet hole that had to be attached to the ps2. Lol
I still remember how realistic I thought the first Medal of Honor looked in 1999. Seriously, we were all blown away by the graphics and also sound design.
Call of Duty United Offensive was some of the best multiplying i've ever done, lots of good memories of the game. My family also only had dial-up at the time so downloading new maps took FOREVER, but i found an online service that you could tell them what files you wanted and they would burn them to a CD then mail it to your house. So a lot of the mods and maps for CODUO i would spend 5.99 to have some dude burn me a CD in his basement and mail it to me from half the country away.
I played this game when it first came out, it was cutting edge in cinematic battles for its time. I am 35, born in 1989 I am literally an OG CoD gamer.
For added context of the time period, Call of Duty was made from ex-employees who had worked on Medal of Honor, but wanted to make their own version of the game that was a lot more tactical, and introduced mechanics like aiming down the sights, and focused on squad gameplay (for the single-player). Multi-player was fun too (as fun as it could be on dial-up, lol) and I kind of miss how simplistic it was, long before battle passes and microtransactions.
I remember back in 2018 I was able to find a server that was full of a group of people who played on the server often. I cant remember what it was called, but it's sad to see no one is on it anymore
CoD 2 was the game that really got people into the franchise. Being a launch title for the Xbox 360. Then once CoD 4 released it blew everyone’s minds with all the new innovations they added to FPS multiplayer. And the rest is history
"The entire Call of Duty player base is running away from me right now. I can say that because this game is called Call of Duty and he IS the player base." Choking on my bean dip rn
I want to make it clear fir those who think cod 1 is dead. It's not. 1.5 doesn't have any public players but a lot of competitive clan scrims and cups etc. 1.1 version has public players but not much competitive matches. And there are still a bunch of clans and communities on discord.
I remember playing cod 2 and 3 on Xbox 360 back before halo 5 and it was a very tight community for 3, this video was a lot of how my cod 2 experiences went
OHHHH THE NOSTALGIA Used to play this game when i was a kid now its 2024 we gettin old 😅. This was funny to watch ngl especially when u struggle on sniping xD .
The CoD 1 campaign and modded servers were legendary. Honestly miss the one of many feeling the campaigns used to be. The expansion to this game was also fantastic.
I'm proud to say it now, that I've played this beauty on my cousin's desktop. But I'm ashamed that I couldn't pass the training round. Gave up. (I didn't even know I could use the mouse… I found that out when my cousin started playing, I'll never forget that betrayal)
I had been born by then, and I played it. And I do in fact have nostalgia for it. The expansion pack United Offensive is my favorite CoD game of all time.
Im 24 and its the first cod i have ever played in 2006 I have too much memories in it especially the second map u played man we were just using the mg40 in the big house and shread each other
I remember this game had a bolt action only or 1 in the chamber mode. Most fun I've had in a fps since golden eye. This game still had support for Dial up internet and I think back to windows 98 too. Before I got a after school job we had dial up and a crappy eMachines PC. I remember only being able to play this Diablo 2 and Starcraft broodwar at time were the only active dial up games I knew of. I eventually upgraded the internet to cable paying myself in high school this was back in 07. I also upgraded my PC and I was able to play World of Warcraft. I'll never forget where started though this game is so nostalgic.
Jesus, the memories. I sold my Nintendo 64 for this game. I was 14 and my mom had to buy it for me because here in germany it was only available for 18+. And then my CoD Journey started. played till end of the eSports CoD2 era on a semi-professionell level. had the time of my life! cod1+cod2 best games that were ever created.
This game was perfect back in the day... im 32 now and i wish i was still in middle school playing this jewel for the first time with the boys. Good times
This game was awesome! The United Offensive is the one that really shined. It was the expansion pack. There are certainly still servers up with people on them. It is the same engine and such.
Definitely played this game pal I was 4 and I’m 26 now and I can remember it like it was yesterday cause it was with my cousin and it was one of the first real bonding moments I ever had with a family member
My first cod was cod big red one on the PS2. I vividly remember playing the mission where you’re flying on the bomber operating various turrets shooting down German planes.
l was born in 2003, I've played and finished the game when I was like 13 and was fortunate enough to have played in a multiplayer server before it was shut down. The only available server at the time that I can join was a european server and the map was harbor and everyone is basically equipped with marksman rifles and dodging at each other's bullets as it 1-shots them. The campaign was fun and I never really cared about the graphics at the time as I was enjoying myself.
Those "bots" aren't really meant as player replacements, but more for general test stuff(map, colission, weapon, player effect, debug, etc.). But there are some smart madlads who created scripts that "force" those bots to function as artificial players. For Classic CoD and CoD2, there's MeatBots, for CoD4 and WaW, there's PezBot. And in general, there's a currently active one called Bot Warfare. Which is being built to be compatible to alot of old CoD games(even available for titles like MW2 and MW3...the old ones, the the recent reboot), and is being worked on and updated today.
Well, I personally wasn't born until 2009, but when i was about 6 years old (2015) i remember we had a really bad computer and my older brother downloaded some old games, cod 1, cod united offensive, hidden and dangerous 2, cod 2, operation flashpoint and some more and i remember playing this game's SP and I can in my 15 years of life say, that for me it is one of the most nostalgic games ever. 10/10 still playing singleplayer to this date.
Well, I was born in 2003, so I definitely wasn't playing it back then, but when I was 7 it was my first CoD. Still remember how dazzled I was when I got to Soviet campaign, and was forced to advance at MG-42's with just 5 bullets and no rifle.
"My viewers weren't born before 2003" was a joke.
My top age demographic is "25-34".
Got a lot of comments about this already so just wanted to clear that up. We're all old, okay?
I’m 47
24
I'm 83
I just came here cause I was like “ain’t no way I’m older than Suda”
Shut up
It's my birthday I am 33, eating a plate of tacos drinking a Sangria and watching a man play a dead game. Life is good.
Happy Day Of Birth Brother!!!
Happy birthday
Happy late birthday bud
Happy belated birthday bro 👌
I birthdayed in februari and only now watching this. Hope you had a fantastic day 🎉
Haha I’m 33 too man. Where did the time go! We are old in the gaming world now.
Should I play every cod again?
Yes
You should play all the treyarch and sledgehammers cod games separately
Yes
Yes
Yes
There's still active players? That's probably the real Jhon Wick 😂
I didn't have the "patch" to see the lobby the other players were in ahah
@@WhosSudaHi Suda
John Wick became boomer 😔
Cod 3 has full matches
I do
Bad news buddy, I was born, in a clan, and playing this game competitively at the time. Cod2 wasn't out yet and this game was phenomenal during that era
I'd like to add that now this game is a shell of what it used to be.
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Are you disappointed at the current state of cod or do u dont care about it, just asking
@@thej8656 if you're asking about the newer generations of cod, i've been hit or miss. the new mw2/mw3 are terrible but i really liked vanguard, cold war, mw2019. what i was referring too above is that cod1 is now a shell since so many people flock to the more accessible titles.
same. i started on Wolf3D, to the original doom games, then various others, eventually landing on MOHAA until vCoD came out. stuck playing it through CoD4MW and stopped after that until MW2019 came out. Matchmaking and aim assist just ruins the fun I had in this game from back then...
The Call of Duty 3 campaign was my first and I still remember playing it while my grandpa babysat me, sitting on the couch saying "war is hell. There's nothing fun about it."
Ok
@@elycyrus957ok
That reminds me of my friends story. He was playing mw2 online and his grandpa was watching too, every time he died, his grandpa would insult him saying “if this was a real war you would be dead” and also calling him a p*ssy lol
COD 3 was my first too. On the Wii actually. Though I was very much born already when COD 1 came out.
@@AndricKelton Ikr. Zoomers seem to assume everyone was born after like 2006 for some reason. COD3 on Wii was my first as well. I remember all my friends making fun of me for getting it on Wii, but joke's on them. Those controls were actually extremely fun. And I remember the campaign being so good, I never even tried the multiplayer bc I didn't care about it. When CODIV came out I thought it was kinda lame since it focused on multiplayer lol.
I remember when this game came out and it blew my mind, not for the multiplayer, but for the campaign.. the beach scene was awesome.. this is before any call of duty existed. There was nothing this atmospheric back then, that's why it made headlines
Honestly the game still looks beautiful. And it was WAY better looking than Medal of Honor at the time lmao. Remember when that was it's main competitor? I'm not sure most people even remember it now.
@@CWCvilleCopexactly, moh was great, but Cod somehow Made the already aged quake engine be pushed to the Limit and somehow looks a little bit more vivid.
And it was the "Medal of Honor killer" as well, haha. As much as I liked Allied Assault, I think I enjoyed CoD more.
Anyone else start to feel bad for fake John Wick lmao. I feel like he's got zero friends.
Maybe he's not the wealthiest and just bought an old pc with cod already on it, or he's nostalgic and bored. In any case I have friends, but there are still plenty of days when none of them reach out to do something or you don't feel like it, and that could be the case for him.
Jhon walks alone among all the bots and NPCs....loneliness doesn't affect him.
Mourning the death of this dog,his only pet,his only friend.john wonders around the dead lobby hoping to find a friend....
High possibility that he's also a streamer or content creator.
I am from Colombia and I am 25 yo, I played this game for so many years since 9 yo and it is so nostalgic that makes me feel I want to cry, makes me remember when I was happy, I was for a long time with a humble pc and I can't afford it anyway, don't need it either and he said "chile" so he is probably from south america
damn the way Jhon just responds back with “hi”, I wanna be his friend I feel sad knowing he was just all alone searching for lobbies in COD 1 lmao
He said chile bro 😂
We'll find him
Ye I think he just can't see c l e
CHILE!!
I just turned 43 this year, grew up in the late 80's and 90's playing games like Wolfenstein, doom, and medal of honor. I remember playing cod 1 for the first time and it blew my mind, the first fps that i played where you actually aimed down the sights of your gun. You could peak out around corners to take shots. You couldn't camp long in a spot because bombs would be dropped on you, something that should still be in the games i think, it was awesome for its time.
I was born in 1974,Started gaming when I was 5. My first game I got into was Pac Man. I remember learning the patterns on Pac Man and bring able to play forever on 1 quarter. My oldest brother was so good. Been gaming all my life.
I beat my 1st mario 3 level (1-5) at the age of 2 lol. Autistic so I remember... Also 1991, but been gaming all my life too
I remember that time. The World was amazing for us. The first time games really made you feel like being inside the movies like a bridge too far or pvt ryan. Kids nowadays cant even imagine how crazy the technical developement 20 years ago Was.
I think what newer generation gamers fail to realize is that the most successful franchises of today started off with their memorable singleplayer missions. Call of Duty wasn't made just for multiplayer, so watching this was quite frustrating.
I was thinking that I will see a car ride mission, Foy, or Stalingrad one, and all I have seen is one server with bots, lol
Mp isnt everything
asking 'why the game turned into a 48 game series' and then playing the multiplayer is like asking 'why do people like coca cola' then eat the glass bottle
Exactly. He has to play the campaign! Most important part of most games at that time
Played it back in the years and played it with my co-workers in work PC during lunch break. Campaign is the one he should start with.
3:38 yeah 😂😂 I'm 40 😂😂 I clicked and said heyyy cod 1, actually another 40yo friend of mine sent me the video! 😂😂 We were playing it quite seriously lol 🤣🤣
I was 8 when the game came out and have vivid memories of this game. Lol was so much fun as a kid
It was definitely ahead of its time
I was 7 but it I felt like I was too young for this game
Woah you’re one year younger than me! That’s crazy how many of us late millennials there are, watching this and reminiscing
Senior citizen (27) here. I remember this gem. COD 1 and 2’s story modes gave me so many nightmares
I was only 3 years old when this game is released. Seeing my dad playing this game. Such a nostalgic road trip. I respect my dad’s stuff that I’ll never touch his, even his figures anime collection. It seems my young self able to learn commonsense that I shouldn’t touch other people’s stuff.
Wolfenstein Enemy Territory is COD 1 on crack, you can work as a mg42 or mortar squad and have a field op resupply you. That was hours of fun
My bro those were the days
Going from Medal of Honor Allied assault to cod1 was a generational leap
I got Medal of Honor: Frontline when it came out and I was beside myself with how amazing the graphics and gameplay were. I was hooked. Operation: Singapore Sling was a mission that still stands out to me all these years later along with the eerie quote at the start of the game about "One more soldier reporting, sir. I've served my time in Hell.."
i played mohaa every day and i remember the night before COD came out me and my buddies all going "we're never coming back on this game, huh" LOL
Allied assault was better
0:09 first time feeling old and born in 98
I was 22 when this game came out and you better Believe I played it every day. The medal of Honor servers that we lived on were dying and everyone was looking for a new war game. Then we heard about a new medal of Honor game that was being made by the same guys who left MOH and started their own studio. So collectively, we all moved over to COD the day it was released. I swear we waited forever for this game to come out. I miss those days! This was the greatest thing to happen to MP at the time. We were so amazed by how amazing the graphics were. The guns actually looked like real life guns and the "soldier" movement blew out minds 😂😅..
The good days 😢
I was here my friends. I witnessed this horror with you. Bless you!
Are you JHON?
Are you BOT108???
As a 32 year old, I do have nostalgic memories of this game. The Lan parties, the food it was just perfect. brought a tear to my eyes
2:53 "You don't snipe in Carentan, okay??"
Yeah it was mostly grenade spam and abuse of the mg-42's
@@Pfletch83 good times :D
@@RenegadeSamurai Fuckin' A it was XD
We must protect Jhon Wick at all costs
Clrarly one of the bots killed jhon wicks dog
god i loved all the old cod sounds you put in really gave me nostalgia
-Shows up
-Says hi
-Dominates him
-refuses to elaborate
I was born in 1996 but my first was COD 2. I'm probably one of the few people who never played COD competitively and only cared about the single player campaigns. They were so much fun IMO.
Same here, and you're not alone. I got my copy of the original COD around 2005, and I also didn't get the second game until 2007. I was so addicted to the campaigns back then. I even had the original Battlefield 2142 and all I did was play against the bots. I've never been huge on multiplayer.. playing MW2 and BO during it's peak online during 8th grade/freshman year was about as good as it got for me haha
I remember buying this game almost immediately upon release. I had never imagined there were servers online still.
Incredible. Thanks for this flashback
This game started one of the best gaming franchises in HISTORY. especially from 2007- 2012
Idk man the the newer games 😬
Yes
Hey! Call of Duty: United Offensive is not at all dead (neither is Call of Duty itself, the non-expansion version - though it seems 1.1 is more popular and it has certainly died off more than UO). There are many dedicated players, including myself. I also work to archive custom, user-made multiplayer maps. I have made an FOV changer so that you can play widescreen in Multiplayer comfortably.
Furthermore, servers like {RA}, OTS, QRS and Historians are regularly populated. We love playing! Most people play in the evenings (in the US), and more people typically join on weekends (Friday through Sunday).
There were even people on RA in your video! I would've loved to see you play with real people. They're social, and it's an overall fun environment.
We'd love to see you play some time!
How did he miss historians server???? maybe he wasnt online at the proper time
Not playing the campaign is not doing this game justice.
This game came out when I was 4 days old! I loved playing it!
I playing mohaa
Why was this so entertaining? Lmao I even found myself cheering for Jhon. I hope he had fun, and I hope he watches this
I was born in 99. My pap had this game on his PC when I was growing up. My cousin and I used to play it all the time. Crazy I’ve played every CoD ever. Sad to see what it has become
My pap😂
@ yeah buddy the old man loves his war games and he also had a dope ass pilot setup and he played this dog fighting game all the time. I think he missed Korea and the Cuban crisis 😅
1:50 the plague of CODM appears. if ykyk
I have the mythic xd
This game is amazing I played it and the story was great the gameplay was fun too it's the oldest but it's still great
I played cod 1 on a HP with 256mb of ram and windows 2000 and an original celeron cpu at 1.2Mhz and a 4Mb cashe size gpu back in 2004 and played it until 2012 as I paid for a server that I had molded with AWE or PAM which were mostly used, also ran the game at 800 by 600 windowed on that old pc. I'm going to be 37yrs in August and this has nostalgia to me as I was addicted to call of duty since this game and my friends couldn't play because they didn't have a pc.
I massively enjoyed Medal of Honor (Allied Assault, 2002) and in 2004 I tried CoD. It felt such an upgrade! Graphics, sound, controls, map and mission design. Got into a clan too, played almost every day for 2 years. Good times. I've turned 33 yesterday.
Lol wow i remember playing this one along with the old medal of honor games. There was nothing like it. It felt like you were in Saving Private Ryan.
The music for this game was so good. I also liked the fact that this game takes place after call of duty 2
Man i feel old when he says nobody watching the video was born before 2003!!
'91 here.
COD 1 is my first time to play an fps game, it really hypes me up everytime i played this game, i can still remember the adrenaline rush and the pressure playing the Stalingrad campaign 😂😂😂
0:20 not born in 2003?
No one was yet… that’s prehistoric time before humans existed. 😅
Making me feel ooold bro 😂😂
@@User78813fr like how am 2001 supposed to feel bout this 😂
I was born in 2000… wh.. what?
@@Im4InchesHardSame, I better not be seen as a dinosaur lmfao
imagine if john wick was a guy from 2003 T-T that managed to play with people from a different timeline which is this timeline T^T
I was alive..
I'm actually 41. I didn't play this when it was new but I went back and played all the COD games campaigns just to play them. They're not bad games, pretty fun.
Sudas sniping level is insane
the sniping mechanics were so scuffed
Born in 2002, and my dad started me with this game when I was still in diapers. Fucking love this game, my top 10. Thanks for playing this, and bringing back the nostalgia
Ah 2003. I lived it and can't believe the younger gens want to relive it. lol.
1:47
"50,000 used to live here.......
Now it's a ghost town" 😂
im 12 and love this game because when im at my grandpas i play it with him
I can still remember playing something similar to that game in 08 when my uncle gave his laptop to me, was born on 05. I love the campaign where you busts through a prison camp and rescue the marines within 10 minutes after your first shot, the level where you drive a tank, the Leningrad one where after luckily leaving the boat in time before it exploded you're not given a gun only 5 bullets and have to follow a guy or else you'll get ripped to shreds by machine gun fire or a plane, and lastly the paratrooping one where you can see a dead soldier hanging on a tree branch.
brother in arms
@@rudynugroho7314 wrong game?
@@gamer_sara2987 No what you describe is this game. The prison camp mission is about saving Major Ingram and it's one of the last US missions. Driving a tank and leaving the boat are from the Russian campaign. The boat is in Stalingrad though not Leningrad. Brothers in arms games are all focused on 101st Airborne division.
The game doesn’t have marines
@@Gen-w7j cut me some slack okay? The game looks similar to the game I remember and I was 3 back then
1 minute , new pb for me
To eternally camp out on your favorite dead server for the rare times that random youtubers pop up, is the most badass nerdy thing one can do
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I was in middle school when this came out, twenty years later, it became a mini series! This, MOH, and BIA were my go-to games for killin nahtsees!
I played this in 2003. I didn't even know it had multi-player lol back then you had to by an additional component to hook the internet up to the playstation, picture a brick with an internet hole that had to be attached to the ps2. Lol
Cod1/uo are not on the PS2...
I actually really enjoyed your video good work and thank you for the laughs doodle
MY LIFE HAS MEANING AGAIN
This game was so legendary back in the day, late hours playing on US based server with max ping. Loved it.
@5:55 Jhon Wick probably had the biggest mindfuck in that moment lmao
I still remember how realistic I thought the first Medal of Honor looked in 1999. Seriously, we were all blown away by the graphics and also sound design.
I had quite the time playing this in 2003 as an 8-year-old. I was there indeed. We still have our OG CD ROMs from back then
Call of Duty United Offensive was some of the best multiplying i've ever done, lots of good memories of the game. My family also only had dial-up at the time so downloading new maps took FOREVER, but i found an online service that you could tell them what files you wanted and they would burn them to a CD then mail it to your house. So a lot of the mods and maps for CODUO i would spend 5.99 to have some dude burn me a CD in his basement and mail it to me from half the country away.
I played this game when it first came out, it was cutting edge in cinematic battles for its time.
I am 35, born in 1989 I am literally an OG CoD gamer.
For added context of the time period, Call of Duty was made from ex-employees who had worked on Medal of Honor, but wanted to make their own version of the game that was a lot more tactical, and introduced mechanics like aiming down the sights, and focused on squad gameplay (for the single-player). Multi-player was fun too (as fun as it could be on dial-up, lol) and I kind of miss how simplistic it was, long before battle passes and microtransactions.
I am 35 and this is the first COD I played. Have A lot of memories in this game. Made me feel old :(
I remember back in 2018 I was able to find a server that was full of a group of people who played on the server often. I cant remember what it was called, but it's sad to see no one is on it anymore
CoD 2 was the game that really got people into the franchise. Being a launch title for the Xbox 360. Then once CoD 4 released it blew everyone’s minds with all the new innovations they added to FPS multiplayer. And the rest is history
"The entire Call of Duty player base is running away from me right now. I can say that because this game is called Call of Duty and he IS the player base."
Choking on my bean dip rn
thank you for breaking down the barriers to learning complex subjects!
I want to make it clear fir those who think cod 1 is dead. It's not. 1.5 doesn't have any public players but a lot of competitive clan scrims and cups etc.
1.1 version has public players but not much competitive matches.
And there are still a bunch of clans and communities on discord.
I remember playing cod 2 and 3 on Xbox 360 back before halo 5 and it was a very tight community for 3, this video was a lot of how my cod 2 experiences went
My dad introduced me to this game, this was the start to my love for call of duty, i was just 6 years old then. That means i was playing it in 2009
The first COD campaigns are pure gold, you should try them
OHHHH THE NOSTALGIA Used to play this game when i was a kid now its 2024 we gettin old 😅.
This was funny to watch ngl especially when u struggle on sniping xD .
"I wasn't born" damn you're making me feel old. I remember when UA-camrs with deep voices were older than me.
I was born in 1990 and played the game in 2003 when I was 13 years old. I bought it at Best Buy over Medal of Honor which at the time was "the cod"
The CoD 1 campaign and modded servers were legendary.
Honestly miss the one of many feeling the campaigns used to be. The expansion to this game was also fantastic.
Thanks for making me feel old as hell knowing damn well ive spent hours playing this after school as a kid
I'm proud to say it now, that I've played this beauty on my cousin's desktop.
But I'm ashamed that I couldn't pass the training round. Gave up. (I didn't even know I could use the mouse… I found that out when my cousin started playing, I'll never forget that betrayal)
I had been born by then, and I played it. And I do in fact have nostalgia for it.
The expansion pack United Offensive is my favorite CoD game of all time.
Im 24 and its the first cod i have ever played in 2006
I have too much memories in it especially the second map u played man we were just using the mg40 in the big house and shread each other
I remember this game had a bolt action only or 1 in the chamber mode. Most fun I've had in a fps since golden eye. This game still had support for Dial up internet and I think back to windows 98 too. Before I got a after school job we had dial up and a crappy eMachines PC. I remember only being able to play this Diablo 2 and Starcraft broodwar at time were the only active dial up games I knew of. I eventually upgraded the internet to cable paying myself in high school this was back in 07. I also upgraded my PC and I was able to play World of Warcraft. I'll never forget where started though this game is so nostalgic.
Jesus, the memories. I sold my Nintendo 64 for this game. I was 14 and my mom had to buy it for me because here in germany it was only available for 18+. And then my CoD Journey started. played till end of the eSports CoD2 era on a semi-professionell level. had the time of my life! cod1+cod2 best games that were ever created.
This game was perfect back in the day... im 32 now and i wish i was still in middle school playing this jewel for the first time with the boys. Good times
This game was awesome! The United Offensive is the one that really shined. It was the expansion pack. There are certainly still servers up with people on them. It is the same engine and such.
Definitely played this game pal I was 4 and I’m 26 now and I can remember it like it was yesterday cause it was with my cousin and it was one of the first real bonding moments I ever had with a family member
“These bots are below recruit” “I know that’s John bc he’s the only one that can turn” Legendary 🤣😭
My first cod was cod big red one on the PS2. I vividly remember playing the mission where you’re flying on the bomber operating various turrets shooting down German planes.
l was born in 2003, I've played and finished the game when I was like 13 and was fortunate enough to have played in a multiplayer server before it was shut down. The only available server at the time that I can join was a european server and the map was harbor and everyone is basically equipped with marksman rifles and dodging at each other's bullets as it 1-shots them. The campaign was fun and I never really cared about the graphics at the time as I was enjoying myself.
I'm 19 but I've played this game, cause we had pretty old laptops with low specs, these games are the games that made us who we are today..
I love cod 1 so much. It's such a classic
This game has the best intro ! The Battle of Stalingrad is also pretty epic
Those "bots" aren't really meant as player replacements, but more for general test stuff(map, colission, weapon, player effect, debug, etc.). But there are some smart madlads who created scripts that "force" those bots to function as artificial players. For Classic CoD and CoD2, there's MeatBots, for CoD4 and WaW, there's PezBot. And in general, there's a currently active one called Bot Warfare. Which is being built to be compatible to alot of old CoD games(even available for titles like MW2 and MW3...the old ones, the the recent reboot), and is being worked on and updated today.
This Games was My Childhood Glad to see someone playing the masterpiece again
Well, I personally wasn't born until 2009, but when i was about 6 years old (2015) i remember we had a really bad computer and my older brother downloaded some old games, cod 1, cod united offensive, hidden and dangerous 2, cod 2, operation flashpoint and some more and i remember playing this game's SP and I can in my 15 years of life say, that for me it is one of the most nostalgic games ever.
10/10 still playing singleplayer to this date.
Well, I was born in 2003, so I definitely wasn't playing it back then, but when I was 7 it was my first CoD. Still remember how dazzled I was when I got to Soviet campaign, and was forced to advance at MG-42's with just 5 bullets and no rifle.