Ubisoft realy upset Randy because gearbox owns the franchise but Ubisoft got publishing right for all 3 games and including the furious 4 which was never realy released due to how much crap it got regarding it being not the true brothers in arms we all known and loved Ubisoft decided to kill Randy own franchise and that's a big nope on a publisher side gearbox can put there own label on there own franchise I hope they found a developer to help with the next big project
Even if BIA 4 is in development I can't say I'm excited. I want to be, but all these companies care about anymore is multiplayer-obsessed/online-dependent garbage over quality story driven games like BIA. Even if by some miracle we do get the latter, there's no telling whether it'll be tainted by political correctness and "Diversity" Dogma so that you wouldn't even want to play it.
This fucking line bugs me, the cutscenes in this game are so bad. The original delivery from road to hill 30 was better. Cole seems much more calm and he says something slightly different but the line sounds WAY better “if it moves, shoot it. If it screams in German, shoot it again!”
The way paddock took control of the situation after frier died and red was incapacitated was great i really do think he deserved that promotion he matured so much. Not that sam would not have been good but paddock deserved it for that
Sam couldnt control Franky. he wasnt fit to command the whole squad if he couldn't even get the rookie in line. I think Baker made the right choice for sure.
@@TheBracer18”you follow orders or you die. Those are YOUR words. I heard you say them to Franky…and he died in my fuckin arms because YOU couldn’t make HIM understand”.. Corrion is very much responsible for Franky’s death
WilliamDent 45 ua-cam.com/video/o5SqEFk7qjs/v-deo.html Jump to 6:58 for brothers in arms also ign did a quick video a couple years ago on how they're in active development
16:40 I just realized that Franky was doing the same thing Corrion does in RtH30 when Pvt Rivas gets shot by a German sniper. In Normandy, Pvt Rivas was killed by a sniper shot through the neck, while Corrion was trying to help him, Hartsock screamed at him to keep moving, and Rivas bled out on the spot as Corrion watched helplessly. In Market Garden, the same thing happens, except this time it's Franky trying to make somebody comfortable while they die, and Corrion who is screaming at him to keep moving. The difference is, Joe is a kind and compassionate man, who saw Sam as his equal... so he didn't stop him from trying to save Rivas, while Corrion saw himself as better than Franky, who was a replacement, so he physically forced Franky off of the priest and screamed at him to follow his orders. The difference in their approach, with Hartsock trying to lead his men to safety, versus Corrion's anger at disobedience, shows us why Hartsock was eventually promoted to Sgt(and then, S.Sgt), while Corrion stayed at Corporal for, presumably the remainder of the war.
I was in the ranger regiment, I had team leaders like both of these characters so it rings true. What you said can be summed up in this: Good leader: follow me!!! Bad leader: charge!!!
@@h2w25 I wasn't in the military, but I did five years of cadet training, so I have a bit of experience with those types of leaders as well... Nothing worse than a leader who isn't willing to set an example. That's why I intentionally chose not to change myself when I was promoted to an NCO position and rose through the ranks, I remembered what it was like to be a recruit, or a Corporal, and I didn't want to be the Sgt who forgot where he came from... And my cadets respected me for it - I wasn't the best, and I had my faults, but in the end I didn't need to yell or bark orders for them to listen to me, I had enough respect from them that usually just me asking them to do something for me was enough... My counterpart is still in the squadron, while I have retired - she was the complete opposite of me, I was unprofessional and casual with the cadets, but they respected me... she is by the book, with a perfect record on her tests and was even promoted over me, but she let the power get to her head... once she got the WO position she completely forgot what it was like to be a Cpl and mess up... Since I retired, she has been in total control of the squadron, with a few of my junior NCOs taking up the spot I left... unsurprisingly, her attitude of thinking she's better than everyone else(because all of the officers tell her she is) - and her approach of just yelling at everyone and calling them names, has resulted in the unit's near total collapse in standards, and a whole bunch of people dropping out of the program. I may have been unprofessional, I may have talked back to my officers, and I may have royally fucked up on more than one occasion - but my method worked... we always got the job done, and everyone under my command was always happy, much more than I can say for those who have replaced me.
Thank you for this great catch. People like you who are not bothered to spend time sharing your findings with others make beautiful communities. I have been playing and watching BiA games for many years but never realized this awesome touch.
Oh i probably should word it better Storywise as in the campaign gameplay, I personally didn’t like the MP That much it was alil basic, but it was a great game it holds up pretty ok
Red: You spend more time on your back then Paddock's sister Paddock: *off in the distance* fuck you Red! Goddamn I've never laughed more hard at a war game!
@@dennise8898 But since this was World War 2 it was an undiagnosed disease, which made it harder for soldiers to be rehabilitated until about 10 years later.
I remember playing this when i was very young, this is the first game that made me care for video game stories. And due to that i became a huge fan of halo,heavey rain,walking dead and other story driven games. I wish brothers in arms had a simple command system and better shooting, wouldve made it a great game and spawned other sequels.
These are some of the best quotes of: Brothers in arms: Hell's highway. Zanovich:"IN HOLLAND, THE HORN STILL MEANS GET OUT OF MY F**KING WAY! Sorry, sir". Jasper:"Do you live in a fantasy world? Is it nice there? I'm carrying a goddamn bazooka!" Paddock:*Proceeds to kick the door* "Ugh! Ah! Son of a bitch!" *Proceeds to shoot the door open and then look defeated when he realizes it was unlocked the entire time* Paddock:*Disarms german sniper and proceeds to wrap his hands around the german's throat* Hey. I'll be sending the rest of your friends your way real soon. *throws the german sniper off the top of the church* Corr, Baker, and Dawson: Corr "Oh shit..." Baker "I know." Corr "We just killed the krauts that came off this elevator." Dawson" Which means they're probably waiting at the top!" Baker "I know." Dawson "Oh, god. We're really stupid." Baker "I KNOW!"
I loved when Corrion was mocking Red about the Jeep, “Oh no! A conspicuously placed tree that could be a German in disguise. Take cover men, I’ll save us!”
My two favorites are: Paddock: "I'm just gonna drop a few through the engine block and be on my merry way" Friar: "Paddock, you are not shooting the Jeep!" And Mac: "which one of you assholes was dropping the arty all over the place? We nearly had a building come down on top of us!" Baker: "Paddock." Mac: "Oh, well that makes sense then..."
Jasper: you dont wanna know what i had to do to get this. Campbell: you sure this is ok red? Hartsock:we all picked radio call signs Baker: this will help keep the jeeps in line. Jasper: and crush the germans with our scary zoo animals. "SHEISSA IEN ZEBRA!!"
I remember before this game came out and they had shown it in gaming magazines etc was sooo hyped. “There’s only one way out of hell and that’s through it”
Even in 2017 watching this brings tears in my eyes at the ending with red hartstock can't wait for the next one if it does finally come out Ile be playing it at 8k 60fps ultra settings lol I have been playing on consoles for years and because no one lasts forever Ile take my final end for this game on a overkill BEAST gaming pc lol even if I have more cores than needed or more RAM it will be overkill just to play this brothers in arms in its full glory
Hartstock: we managed to get all our stuff together after we linked up with sink Corrian tell him about the jeep! Hartstock He uh ordered us to follow him to son with the 506 when we crashed my jeep took a beating Corrian: he hit a tree!! Hartstock: well it wasn't steering right at the time Corrian: oh no! A conspicuously placed tree that could be a german in disguise take cover men I'll save us!! Hartstock: let's get moving XD
once back then the cost of making cutscenes made like some 20 or 30 % of game budget, because they were made using latest 3d software and stuff. Today graphics is good enough to make same quality cutscenes using games own engine. The result is, as extreme, this game here: watching cutscenes takes more time than finishign the damn level...
Brothers in arms is more story based than gameplay call of duty should be the other way around and gameplay should come always first because the campaign for call of duty WW2 was so short that I got to the Rhine mission and changed the difficulty to veteran I never played the entire game in veteran but because it was the last level and I played 10 missions on normal difficult so I decided to play the final chapter on veteran and I completed it lol but call of duty needs to be gameplay brothers in arms is more of a true authentic story and its not a game in my mind it's quite disturbing and down right sad and it's more realistic on gameplay it's not OVER the top like call of duty is
56:15 hits me hard. You can tell Corrion really wants that promotion, but, Baker knows what would happen if he did promote him. He couldn't prevent Franky from dying because he couldn't drive it into his thick skull that if he didn't follow orders and sticked with his brothers he was going to die so how was he ever going to be able to lead his other brothers to victory if he can't even save one of his own? This really hits my heart because you can tell Baker feels guilty but his job is to make sure that they're alive in order to complete their objectives and Corrion wasn't really able to control Franky which was Corrions' downfall for the promotion.
Its one of the common issues with promotions. Being a higher rank comes with added benefits which makes it desirable, but should only be given to people who can lead. Being a good soldier and good leader are two different skills. As a soldier you only need to know what you are doing, but as a leader you have to worry about what you are doing and everyone else you are leading is doing. The first time I was an acting LT of a maneuver element I was sorta shocked by how difficult it is to lead all 42 of these people. Its why as an Officer, I want good NCOs who can handle that responsibility to lead their squads so instead of 42 people I have 4-5 squads which makes it much easier to process. Baker cares about his men so is more focused on real leadership than combat ability. By getting Franky killed, it showed Corrion had no ability to lead. Paddock showed leadership by staying calm during a motor attack that took out his entire leadership. He then had independent thinking by ignoring what others said about Red being dead and preformed CPR till he saved Red's life. There is also likely some bias as Baker feeel like he owes Paddock since he saved his best friend's life
@@jamalwilburn228 Actually, looking back at the video it was Corrion who saved Red's life, Paddock was the one in failing to save Friar's life. Although, I completely get what you were saying just making some clarification. Also, Paddock was the one that saved him in the church when the sniper sucker punched Baker and paddock threw him out of the church window, so, I'm guessing he owned him for that reason instead of the previous one. Not trying to insult you or anything just trying to clarify a few things. Also, I highly respect you for taking a leadership role it must've been hard when you lost someone under your command. Assuming you dead loose some men.
and the way how Corrion lost his shit with Baker for keeping quiet on what actually happened to his buddy being a result of Leggit distracting the group with bickering. There is no reason to lose it like that and Corrion made it well known he doesnt know how to function in a military or leadership position when he stated he would never fight along side of Baker again. It showed he doesnt understand how the military works and that he doesnt get a say in who he does or doesnt fight with.
@@Milner62 The first reasoning of Corrion loosing his shit was justify, for that first reasoning alone Baker or Red shouldn't be NCO's because they were having a debate about the Lt Col dying on the field for what Baker thought was brave and what Red thought was stupid. I can whole heartedly understand why Baker decided to keep the truce from them and that was to protect Leggit. Once Leggit died it wasn't necessary to protect him any more because he's dead, the fact that Baker decided to wait until almost the end of the game to actually disclose this information to his closest friends was something I never understood. Maybe you can tell me why he didn't say it until the end of the game considering that Dawson also knew about the secret and even threatened Baker that he would tell them if Baker didn't say anything.
@@isgcontractor8787, I dont believe it was justified for Corrion to lose his shit like he did. He has shown he has the inability to lead people and keep them safe and then wants to act like he is better than everyone else when things dont go his way. He feels that because he was friends with Baker that suddenly he should get special treatment and get promoted just on that basis alone. That is how you get soldiers killed when you get a commander that is only a commander cause a friend got them that position and they didnt earn it. As far as why Baker disclosed the incident with Leggit, the only way I can put it is he was black mailed into doing it. If it wasnt for that he wouldnt have disclosed it to the troops. Yes he did it to protect Leggit from being treated horribly or possibly even killed over his actions and yes after his death the reason for protecting him by keeping it quiet was no longer there. But you also have the whole it changes nothing to disclose it or not. Those in Bakers unit didnt know what happened and took it as not knowing what happened that Leggit saw nothing and that was that. The digging and then black mail forced it to be disclosed to the unit which really doesnt make a bit of difference if it was told or kept quiet. Red even mentioned this by telling him to quit digging up the past and opening old wounds but he still kept on. That is why I cant fault baker for keeping it to himself even after Leggits death. Its also why I blame Dawson for this cause Red told him to leave it and he didnt till he opened up wounds and caused a huge rift among Bakers squad all in the middle of a war that was being fought.
I want to see a Brothers In Arms style story set in the Korean War which is often overlooked by WW2, Maybe it can deal with the 1st Marine Division e.g 7th Marine Regiment in places like the Chosin Reservoir which they took heavy losses fighting against North Korean and Chinese forces
Even if this part is worse than other two, the storytelling in these three games is really fascinating for me, and i wish they could make another game like this again
This game is so badass, still to this day. As a former team leader in the 2nd ranger regiment and veteran of OEF/OIF alike I can tell you honestly that it could be used in training simulations to prepare young soldiers for performing and understanding basic to complex battle drills as outlined in the Ranger handbook. RLTW
I’m 14 years old right now and I remember playing this game in my ps3 when I was a little kid I finished the whole game and didn’t know what the heck was happening
2020 February update, still nothing and it hurts. Been playing BiA since I was 11 and this really fucking hurts. That game has the best depiction method of World War 2, realistic yet artistic. I'd buy every game even if they made 10 of them at the same caliber of these 3. Just imagining how good it would be if they would finish Baker's story without slacking off and started working on Eastern Front. With their way of storytelling, BiA series would be historic without any doubt - and I think it is already - . Think about how they would do amazing graphic design, directory, dialogue as an example to other greedy studios. They would perfectly blend everyday lives and epic tales of the Eastern Front soldiers together. Imagining Pavlov's House changing hands ten plus times and the psychology of the characters we would love just as Red and Baker through those fights, facing tiger tanks in waist-deep snow, trying to get warm. German side freezing to death without their winter coats, facing suicidal hordes of T34 and infantry. They really could focus on the psychological, traumatical aspects of war to the soldiers. Many times soldiers are depicted as humans with feelings that cannot hurt and minds that cannot break. BiA really flips the finger to this stupid CoD approach with beautifully authentic storytelling and focusing on soldiers individually, showing how close they are as brothers thus deeply bonding them to you. Truth is probably there will never be any sequels to this truly astounding series. There will never be games with that much endeavour put in, historical accuracy and deep meanings. Because games are designed for appealing as many people as they can, we get gender equal, nazi censoring bullshit WW2 games like BFV and CoD WW2. Smaller and ambitious game studios can make good games but cannot create immersive stories because of their limited budget and lack of support. The revolution in video games are connected to the general revolution of human species nowadays. We are gradually fucking everything up. We need more thoughtful people and yet, what we have is entertainment seeking people. Sadly they are leading the big studios on their game making. People are lost into technology and forgot the value of feelings, stories. They always seek dumb entertainment which acquired by quick stimulations. I heart achingly believe attention span of the people are getting smaller and all those things come together, causing a fuck-up avalanche. Breaking everything humans built until today. Literacy, philosophy and naturalism is lost. Life line is lost and us humans, we don't remember where came from. We don't know what we are anymore.
Corrion: Matt... The whole time... The whole time you fucking time, you knew exactly what happened to them? Baker: Sam... Corrion: You know what, don't fucking do that. Don't stoically say my name and act like that--not now. Matt, we will never fight together again.
That was the scene that drove it home that Corrion was not worthy of leading anything. He got so upset over that and let it cloud his judgement and state he wouldnt fight with him as if he has a say in where he goes in the military during war time.
It's really sad that the only decent WW2 games to come out for the last decade or so, and almost all of them are just online-only non-story no single player pure multiplayer server-trash. :( Games like Brothers in Arms, Medal of Honor, etc weren't iconic because they had leaderboards with a WW2 skin...
Such a, GREAT game! I am a huge fan of the 101st. I love Band of Brothers and the story it has, and since I was able to PLAY through with the 101st, it’s ticked off all the boxes. This is a perfectly dark and gritty game that GETS IT RIGHT! While not a combat veteran that has had to deal with loss on such a terrible scale, I have done my own reading. (My own reading should not replace the feelings of actual combat veterans, and while I do plan to serve in the future, I hope I never have to feel what they have felt). In my own reading, I’ve found that this game hits it on the head. If you immerse yourself in this game, and feel what Baker feels, you will find yourself just has heartbroken that Hardstock is paralyzed and the anger of not being able to let go of the lie told for Legget. As far as the lie goes, it’s a terrific story piece that helps illustrate the tolls war has on a person. It centers around Kevin Legget, a weak man, frail and scared man, who was crushed by a secret he was forced to keep by Baker in his best judgement. This is something Baker is aware of, and the guilt has crushed him... until, until he is asked how he can handle snow. It is in this last scene where we see him get over his guilt. The lie built up over the game, shows the same scene a few times, which hammers it into our heads that this lie has taken its toll, yet in the end we see Baker get over it. This is simple story telling, but the detail and writing that goes into the “how” of telling it, is amazing. This game isn’t just a rag doll explosion, bullet time, headshot, squad shooter. It’s a story, of one the most distinguished Divisions in the US Army. They are hero’s, but they didn’t ask to be. This game depicts Fictional characters, but only to try and illustrate the real feelings and horrific experiences from real men, especially within the 101st airborne. It does it quite well. WW2 was a horrific conflict, but the men, the bravery it bred, was something I aspire to one day achieve, however fool hardy. This game is a masterpiece, and is most definitely art, as much as story telling can be. It makes me cry, every time I think about these men. The men that had to endure this great conflict, and showed that they had the metal to overcome this conflict and best it. They walked away with their physical lives, but some part of them died in battle. This endurance through suffering, perseverance through hardship, and dedication through heartache... it embodies strength in one’s self and brotherhood between the men around you. God bless the last game, and if they don’t come out with Brothers In Arms: “Home By Christmas” or something, I’ll get a computer science degree, learn how to code, create another code everyone uses, get a lot of money, buy the rights to Brothers in Arms, and make another damn game myself 😤
come on! Can you really blame Corrion or Baker for the death of Franky? he was a poor idiot who risked his life for an affair, and let's be honest, in the whole saga, Corrion always had important roles, I look forward to a next game where he is promoted to sergeant, and I really hope he continues to fight with Baker, that Red probably will not be able
Except the fact that Corrian just isn’t a good leader. Someone before made a comparison between Franky and Corrion, the difference is Corrion had Hartsock to talk to him who’s a good leader, Corrion’s too emotional and just doesn’t seem to keep his cool.
2:45 that’s not true. If you go back to Road to Hill 30, in “No Better Spot to Die”, there were a few casualties. They weren’t any of the main characters though
While, this is 2 years late, I guess you deserve a straight answer. Baker is suffering from PTSD, and more specifically guilt. Baker imagined the dead men, Garnett, Allan, and lastly Legget, because they haunt his dreams. And now, franky will also haunt his dreams, hence his voice being heard while he’s dead. Back to the original point. Baker feels guilty for lying about what actually happened, Legget’s explanation for how Garnett and Allan actually died. If you’re unclear about the scene in the game, the quick reason, is that Legget was yelling and attracted the German patrol. Baker covered for Legget, saying “he didn’t see anything”. This is the lie that he also forced onto Legget, who Baker describes in his own psyche as weak and frail. Legget is a man who could not handle the fact that he killed her friends by yelling and alerting the Germans. Baker is haunted by the fact that Legget lost his mind over guilt as well because Legget knows he killed his friends. Baker is living with this guilt, and it’s a lot to handle. He has not faced his problem, and that’s why he’s still haunted by the visions and auditory hallucinations. At the end of the game however, when Legget asks if he can handle snow, alluding to 101st and 82nd being forced into the crucible of Bastogne and Foy, two difficult battles, that form the bulge, is where Baker finally gets over this haunting hallucinations. That’s why he gives the speech, and that’s why he tosses the gun. Long story short for your two year old question, Baker is not dreaming, he’s having hallucinations.
They really need to make a newer version of these games without multiplayer mode. Just make it all about the single player story mode with like 25-30 hours of gameplay
1:08:46 I agree with Corrion, I thought Baker was about apologize to Sam but no. I began to realize that Baker was a self righteous two face back stabber.
Baker is like 21 years old and put in command of a whole squad. That is a lot of responsibility for someone who just figured out how to jerk off. If anyone should have been leading Baker's Dozen, Zano should have been.
When in extremely stressful environments this stuff happens, he isn’t a backstabber he just stands by his choice. Personally I think Corrion shouldn’t have been that angry because of everything Baker’s done for him.
and what about Corrion that is refusing to fight along side of Baker even though Corrion has no say in who he does or doesnt fight with as he has many people that out rank him to tell him what to do. Baker could order him around but doesnt because he doesnt blame Corrion for being upset but if anything that back and forth paints Corrion in the light that he was not fit to be promoted and why he got passed over numerous times.
Why do a lot of medias portray Sink as older than he really is? He's only 39-40 in this time frame yet in this and Band of Brothers, he looks to be in his fifties.
Just ask yourself. Could i lug around a 20 pound gun all day? Jasper- do you live in a fantasy world? Is it nice there. In the background as Baker passes. IM CARRYING A GODDAMN BAZOOKA!
Any game company looking to create a fucking epic game should learn from this one... still cannot understand how such a good game faded . Good news for those who ever played Agent XIII ! New version in November
If you want to see snow, play RUSE. You'll get D-Day, the Holland Offensive (Market Garden + Hell's Highway), and Bastogne + Africa, Italy, and have your forces knocking on the doorstep of Berlin (while the Russians capture it). It's a good game to "plug in the gaps".
earned in blood was my fave, i found this one a bit of a let down tho the cutscenes are amazing. and the MP was a joke, didnt the game have multiple release date changes?
"to be continued" and we never will find out what happens next in one of the most well written game series of all time. :(
Ubisoft realy upset Randy because gearbox owns the franchise but Ubisoft got publishing right for all 3 games and including the furious 4 which was never realy released due to how much crap it got regarding it being not the true brothers in arms we all known and loved Ubisoft decided to kill Randy own franchise and that's a big nope on a publisher side gearbox can put there own label on there own franchise I hope they found a developer to help with the next big project
It's in development right now, possible e3 2018
Even if BIA 4 is in development I can't say I'm excited. I want to be, but all these companies care about anymore is multiplayer-obsessed/online-dependent garbage over quality story driven games like BIA. Even if by some miracle we do get the latter, there's no telling whether it'll be tainted by political correctness and "Diversity" Dogma so that you wouldn't even want to play it.
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blonde freak well written...really? The dialogue and plot in this game is some of the worst I’ve seen
"If it screams, shoot it. If it screams in German, shoot it again." -Cole
XD
Oh shit, shot a Dutch resistance fighter.
This fucking line bugs me, the cutscenes in this game are so bad. The original delivery from road to hill 30 was better. Cole seems much more calm and he says something slightly different but the line sounds WAY better “if it moves, shoot it. If it screams in German, shoot it again!”
"We're stuck in traffic. In a war."
They need to remaster this game
Ehhhh nahhhh. It still holds up pretty well
Jackie Mehoff they need to continue the damn story
Jackie Mehoff only coz this looks good, on the wii it looks like ass 😂 and the dialog 😬😬 cringe 😂
I can't wait till they continue the f story
@@adamzaofficial3266 i think they forget this game
The way paddock took control of the situation after frier died and red was incapacitated was great i really do think he deserved that promotion he matured so much. Not that sam would not have been good but paddock deserved it for that
Sam couldnt control Franky. he wasnt fit to command the whole squad if he couldn't even get the rookie in line. I think Baker made the right choice for sure.
@@TheBracer18”you follow orders or you die. Those are YOUR words. I heard you say them to Franky…and he died in my fuckin arms because YOU couldn’t make HIM understand”.. Corrion is very much responsible for Franky’s death
How do you feel about snow? The BIA game set in Bastogne we never got...
42Wesker It will happen.I hope it does
Gearbox confirmed it was in development I believe back in 2015. Mabey it'll release before or after borderlands 3.
WilliamDent 45 ua-cam.com/video/o5SqEFk7qjs/v-deo.html
Jump to 6:58 for brothers in arms also ign did a quick video a couple years ago on how they're in active development
You’ve honestly made my year.
Digital Rampage aw shit, now I’m exited. Can’t wait to see Baker and the squad in modern graphics. I wonder what will be of Corrion.
16:40
I just realized that Franky was doing the same thing Corrion does in RtH30 when Pvt Rivas gets shot by a German sniper.
In Normandy, Pvt Rivas was killed by a sniper shot through the neck, while Corrion was trying to help him, Hartsock screamed at him to keep moving, and Rivas bled out on the spot as Corrion watched helplessly.
In Market Garden, the same thing happens, except this time it's Franky trying to make somebody comfortable while they die, and Corrion who is screaming at him to keep moving.
The difference is, Joe is a kind and compassionate man, who saw Sam as his equal... so he didn't stop him from trying to save Rivas, while Corrion saw himself as better than Franky, who was a replacement, so he physically forced Franky off of the priest and screamed at him to follow his orders.
The difference in their approach, with Hartsock trying to lead his men to safety, versus Corrion's anger at disobedience, shows us why Hartsock was eventually promoted to Sgt(and then, S.Sgt), while Corrion stayed at Corporal for, presumably the remainder of the war.
I was in the ranger regiment, I had team leaders like both of these characters so it rings true. What you said can be summed up in this:
Good leader: follow me!!!
Bad leader: charge!!!
@@h2w25 I wasn't in the military, but I did five years of cadet training, so I have a bit of experience with those types of leaders as well... Nothing worse than a leader who isn't willing to set an example.
That's why I intentionally chose not to change myself when I was promoted to an NCO position and rose through the ranks, I remembered what it was like to be a recruit, or a Corporal, and I didn't want to be the Sgt who forgot where he came from... And my cadets respected me for it - I wasn't the best, and I had my faults, but in the end I didn't need to yell or bark orders for them to listen to me, I had enough respect from them that usually just me asking them to do something for me was enough...
My counterpart is still in the squadron, while I have retired - she was the complete opposite of me, I was unprofessional and casual with the cadets, but they respected me... she is by the book, with a perfect record on her tests and was even promoted over me, but she let the power get to her head... once she got the WO position she completely forgot what it was like to be a Cpl and mess up...
Since I retired, she has been in total control of the squadron, with a few of my junior NCOs taking up the spot I left... unsurprisingly, her attitude of thinking she's better than everyone else(because all of the officers tell her she is) - and her approach of just yelling at everyone and calling them names, has resulted in the unit's near total collapse in standards, and a whole bunch of people dropping out of the program.
I may have been unprofessional, I may have talked back to my officers, and I may have royally fucked up on more than one occasion - but my method worked... we always got the job done, and everyone under my command was always happy, much more than I can say for those who have replaced me.
Thank you for this great catch. People like you who are not bothered to spend time sharing your findings with others make beautiful communities. I have been playing and watching BiA games for many years but never realized this awesome touch.
I never tought it like that. Great observation
Perfect! I was wondering why Baker chose Paddock over Corrion. What does Baker mean stated "You couldn't make him understand" to Corrion?.
Such an underrated game. Hands down the best WW2 game ever made IMO
Story-wise definitely
@@Krejii05 I mean it captures that movie feel. Yeah the gameplay didn’t age well but still a gem to behold.
Oh i probably should word it better
Storywise as in the campaign gameplay, I personally didn’t like the MP That much it was alil basic, but it was a great game it holds up pretty ok
@@Krejii05 lol oh god. That multiplayer was garbage. That’s like remembering that Mass Effect 3 had a multiplayer mode lol...........
True
Red: You spend more time on your back then Paddock's sister
Paddock: *off in the distance* fuck you Red!
Goddamn I've never laughed more hard at a war game!
Pretty sure Baker's hallucinations are as a result of PTSD
Stress, fatigue, PTSD and guilt.
Yup he even got ptsd in eindhoven hospital
@@dennise8898 But since this was World War 2 it was an undiagnosed disease, which made it harder for soldiers to be rehabilitated until about 10 years later.
@@lost_legion_army9002 and shellshock too
@@Krejii05 isn't PTSD and Shellshock the same thing?
I remember playing this when i was very young, this is the first game that made me care for video game stories. And due to that i became a huge fan of halo,heavey rain,walking dead and other story driven games. I wish brothers in arms had a simple command system and better shooting, wouldve made it a great game and spawned other sequels.
Rocko Never Cool well, that's military, it's hard to shoot a gun and hard to command a squad.Its 1944, not 2017.
Rocko Never Cool BiA rth30 was my first
its funny you commnented 2 months ago but i just received the notification.
Rocko Never Cool oh really? Well......UA-cam fucked up.
Same
These are some of the best quotes of: Brothers in arms: Hell's highway.
Zanovich:"IN HOLLAND, THE HORN STILL MEANS GET OUT OF MY F**KING WAY!
Sorry, sir".
Jasper:"Do you live in a fantasy world? Is it nice there? I'm carrying a goddamn bazooka!"
Paddock:*Proceeds to kick the door* "Ugh! Ah! Son of a bitch!" *Proceeds to shoot the door open and then look defeated when he realizes it was unlocked the entire time*
Paddock:*Disarms german sniper and proceeds to wrap his hands around the german's throat* Hey. I'll be sending the rest of your friends your way real soon. *throws the german sniper off the top of the church*
Corr, Baker, and Dawson: Corr "Oh shit..." Baker "I know." Corr "We just killed the krauts that came off this elevator." Dawson" Which means they're probably waiting at the top!" Baker "I know." Dawson "Oh, god. We're really stupid." Baker "I KNOW!"
I loved when Corrion was mocking Red about the Jeep, “Oh no! A conspicuously placed tree that could be a German in disguise. Take cover men, I’ll save us!”
Pretty much every other cutscene made me laugh.
My two favorites are:
Paddock: "I'm just gonna drop a few through the engine block and be on my merry way"
Friar: "Paddock, you are not shooting the Jeep!"
And
Mac: "which one of you assholes was dropping the arty all over the place? We nearly had a building come down on top of us!"
Baker: "Paddock."
Mac: "Oh, well that makes sense then..."
Jasper: you dont wanna know what i had to do to get this.
Campbell: you sure this is ok red?
Hartsock:we all picked radio call signs
Baker: this will help keep the jeeps in line.
Jasper: and crush the germans with our scary zoo animals. "SHEISSA IEN ZEBRA!!"
Doyle's 82nd airborne patch that Sgt. Hartsock (Red) put on the back of his helmet calls back to how Doyle died in earned in blood....
Thank you for this great catch. I wish they keep making truthful yet artistic games like this. They really put the effort and the thought in it.
I remember before this game came out and they had shown it in gaming magazines etc was sooo hyped. “There’s only one way out of hell and that’s through it”
Baker telling Red he's going home but nvr gonna walk again still pulls the string in my heart after all these years 😭😭😭
Dude, it gets me every time.
miss this game
Even in 2017 watching this brings tears in my eyes at the ending with red hartstock can't wait for the next one if it does finally come out Ile be playing it at 8k 60fps ultra settings lol I have been playing on consoles for years and because no one lasts forever Ile take my final end for this game on a overkill BEAST gaming pc lol even if I have more cores than needed or more RAM it will be overkill just to play this brothers in arms in its full glory
There will be a third game the company is working on it.
lumpiia I played it all
last we heard they were still collecting info for the next part, i hope they dont mess up the game.
Hartstock: we managed to get all our stuff together after we linked up with sink
Corrian tell him about the jeep!
Hartstock He uh ordered us to follow him to son with the 506 when we crashed my jeep took a beating
Corrian: he hit a tree!!
Hartstock: well it wasn't steering right at the time
Corrian: oh no! A conspicuously placed tree that could be a german in disguise take cover men I'll save us!!
Hartstock: let's get moving
XD
13:17 when someone tells you to stop honking the horn but you do it anyways lol
LMAO that comment is hilarious! Watch out for the *GERMAN TREE* lol
also when the bridge was blown up and Baker fell on his back
- you spend more time on your back than Paddock's sister lol
Paddock: "This shift gets stuck one more time im gonna put her out of her fucking misery."
This is what I call a campaign ♥️ and a game. Graphics doesn't mean everything it's the storytelling and the work behind it that makes a difference
still waiting on that next title.....
Me too
Mr_Farucci
I wish they had this game on ps4
corrion is such a badass he brought red back to life
I'm not making a rant on Brothers and arms because I like the game but I respect your opinion Russian trooper
I agree I'm corrion
Красава, чё
"Paddock, you are NOT shooting the Jeep!"
Gotta' ruler? My money's on Roselli.
once back then the cost of making cutscenes made like some 20 or 30 % of game budget, because they were made using latest 3d software and stuff. Today graphics is good enough to make same quality cutscenes using games own engine. The result is, as extreme, this game here: watching cutscenes takes more time than finishign the damn level...
Most cutscenes can be skipped in HHwy.
Brothers in arms is more story than campaign gameplay but hey we got opinions
Brothers in arms is more story based than gameplay call of duty should be the other way around and gameplay should come always first because the campaign for call of duty WW2 was so short that I got to the Rhine mission and changed the difficulty to veteran I never played the entire game in veteran but because it was the last level and I played 10 missions on normal difficult so I decided to play the final chapter on veteran and I completed it lol but call of duty needs to be gameplay brothers in arms is more of a true authentic story and its not a game in my mind it's quite disturbing and down right sad and it's more realistic on gameplay it's not OVER the top like call of duty is
56:15 hits me hard. You can tell Corrion really wants that promotion, but, Baker knows what would happen if he did promote him. He couldn't prevent Franky from dying because he couldn't drive it into his thick skull that if he didn't follow orders and sticked with his brothers he was going to die so how was he ever going to be able to lead his other brothers to victory if he can't even save one of his own? This really hits my heart because you can tell Baker feels guilty but his job is to make sure that they're alive in order to complete their objectives and Corrion wasn't really able to control Franky which was Corrions' downfall for the promotion.
Its one of the common issues with promotions. Being a higher rank comes with added benefits which makes it desirable, but should only be given to people who can lead. Being a good soldier and good leader are two different skills. As a soldier you only need to know what you are doing, but as a leader you have to worry about what you are doing and everyone else you are leading is doing. The first time I was an acting LT of a maneuver element I was sorta shocked by how difficult it is to lead all 42 of these people. Its why as an Officer, I want good NCOs who can handle that responsibility to lead their squads so instead of 42 people I have 4-5 squads which makes it much easier to process. Baker cares about his men so is more focused on real leadership than combat ability. By getting Franky killed, it showed Corrion had no ability to lead. Paddock showed leadership by staying calm during a motor attack that took out his entire leadership. He then had independent thinking by ignoring what others said about Red being dead and preformed CPR till he saved Red's life. There is also likely some bias as Baker feeel like he owes Paddock since he saved his best friend's life
@@jamalwilburn228 Actually, looking back at the video it was Corrion who saved Red's life, Paddock was the one in failing to save Friar's life. Although, I completely get what you were saying just making some clarification. Also, Paddock was the one that saved him in the church when the sniper sucker punched Baker and paddock threw him out of the church window, so, I'm guessing he owned him for that reason instead of the previous one. Not trying to insult you or anything just trying to clarify a few things. Also, I highly respect you for taking a leadership role it must've been hard when you lost someone under your command. Assuming you dead loose some men.
and the way how Corrion lost his shit with Baker for keeping quiet on what actually happened to his buddy being a result of Leggit distracting the group with bickering. There is no reason to lose it like that and Corrion made it well known he doesnt know how to function in a military or leadership position when he stated he would never fight along side of Baker again. It showed he doesnt understand how the military works and that he doesnt get a say in who he does or doesnt fight with.
@@Milner62 The first reasoning of Corrion loosing his shit was justify, for that first reasoning alone Baker or Red shouldn't be NCO's because they were having a debate about the Lt Col dying on the field for what Baker thought was brave and what Red thought was stupid. I can whole heartedly understand why Baker decided to keep the truce from them and that was to protect Leggit. Once Leggit died it wasn't necessary to protect him any more because he's dead, the fact that Baker decided to wait until almost the end of the game to actually disclose this information to his closest friends was something I never understood. Maybe you can tell me why he didn't say it until the end of the game considering that Dawson also knew about the secret and even threatened Baker that he would tell them if Baker didn't say anything.
@@isgcontractor8787, I dont believe it was justified for Corrion to lose his shit like he did. He has shown he has the inability to lead people and keep them safe and then wants to act like he is better than everyone else when things dont go his way. He feels that because he was friends with Baker that suddenly he should get special treatment and get promoted just on that basis alone. That is how you get soldiers killed when you get a commander that is only a commander cause a friend got them that position and they didnt earn it.
As far as why Baker disclosed the incident with Leggit, the only way I can put it is he was black mailed into doing it. If it wasnt for that he wouldnt have disclosed it to the troops.
Yes he did it to protect Leggit from being treated horribly or possibly even killed over his actions and yes after his death the reason for protecting him by keeping it quiet was no longer there. But you also have the whole it changes nothing to disclose it or not. Those in Bakers unit didnt know what happened and took it as not knowing what happened that Leggit saw nothing and that was that. The digging and then black mail forced it to be disclosed to the unit which really doesnt make a bit of difference if it was told or kept quiet.
Red even mentioned this by telling him to quit digging up the past and opening old wounds but he still kept on. That is why I cant fault baker for keeping it to himself even after Leggits death. Its also why I blame Dawson for this cause Red told him to leave it and he didnt till he opened up wounds and caused a huge rift among Bakers squad all in the middle of a war that was being fought.
Thanks for posting this, it was great
if any game deserves a remake/update it's this one
this is one of the most underappreciated games ever
Here it is 2021 and I'm still waiting for Brothers in Arms Bastogne SMDH
Wait, there's the official title of the game already?
@@anh4374 No, that's where they left off. They were supposed to be heading into Bastogne.
My cousin got a job at gearbox, he said that the new brothers in arms game will be titled Brothers in Arms: Red Snow
@@R4noo7076 I hope so. I'll believe it when I see it. The thing that made this game so great was it was both first and third person. Amazing!!!
"We'll just swim back across the liver sir!"
I want to see a Brothers In Arms style story set in the Korean War which is often overlooked by WW2, Maybe it can deal with the 1st Marine Division e.g 7th Marine Regiment in places like the Chosin Reservoir which they took heavy losses fighting against North Korean and Chinese forces
It got me so hyped when Matt finally threw his cursed pistol away and finally opening up to his squad members
But we'll never see the 4th game😢😢
Still waiting to see if Baker can handle the snow
Hopefully he's not like Joel. I hope Troy Baker will return to this role and do Baker some justice!
Road to hill 30, earned in blood, hell's highway, I grew up like that
"You spend more time on your back than Paddock's sister!" - Hartsock
"F--k you Red!" - Paddock
Thats the reason why Paddock is always my favorite character
One of my childhood games...I remember how many times I replayed it...damn..that cursed "to be continued"
9 Years No Battle of The Bulge game.
my first every game to play was brothers in arms road to hill 30
Pvt.marine09 gaming same here
You have the most boot ass name ever my guy..
Same here
SAAAMEEE
Same and forever in my heart
Even if this part is worse than other two, the storytelling in these three games is really fascinating for me, and i wish they could make another game like this again
This game is so badass, still to this day. As a former team leader in the 2nd ranger regiment and veteran of OEF/OIF alike I can tell you honestly that it could be used in training simulations to prepare young soldiers for performing and understanding basic to complex battle drills as outlined in the Ranger handbook.
RLTW
H2W I also liked the really old Full Spectrum Warrior because it also used fire and maneuver.
Absolutely! This game was too realistic. People didn’t like it...Not enough zombies I guess
The game still looks good after a decade.
For those who dont know the forth and final BIA is in development but its probably gonna come out in 2018 soo yeah...
Andrija Petkovic No source?? Then it's fake!
Andrija Petkovic source?
Gearbox confirmed that a new Brothers in Arms is in development.
I heard a reboot might happen Aswel so yea
Andrija Petkovic where the fuck is it
I’m 14 years old right now and I remember playing this game in my ps3 when I was a little kid I finished the whole game and didn’t know what the heck was happening
Hill 30 was my first M game and I had to have my parents take it back. It fucked me up lol
Me too dude
Roselli: I'm carrying a goddamn bazooka!
Jasper carries the stovepipe.
9:38 The only thing I understood was Zebra. lol
''Shit! A zebra! '' That is all.
13:18
Zanovich: In Holland, the horn still means get out of my fucking way! Sorry, sir.
Shit! A Zebra!
@@Disturbance42 The Zebra is a fierce animal!
2020 February update, still nothing and it hurts. Been playing BiA since I was 11 and this really fucking hurts. That game has the best depiction method of World War 2, realistic yet artistic. I'd buy every game even if they made 10 of them at the same caliber of these 3. Just imagining how good it would be if they would finish Baker's story without slacking off and started working on Eastern Front. With their way of storytelling, BiA series would be historic without any doubt - and I think it is already - .
Think about how they would do amazing graphic design, directory, dialogue as an example to other greedy studios. They would perfectly blend everyday lives and epic tales of the Eastern Front soldiers together. Imagining Pavlov's House changing hands ten plus times and the psychology of the characters we would love just as Red and Baker through those fights, facing tiger tanks in waist-deep snow, trying to get warm. German side freezing to death without their winter coats, facing suicidal hordes of T34 and infantry.
They really could focus on the psychological, traumatical aspects of war to the soldiers. Many times soldiers are depicted as humans with feelings that cannot hurt and minds that cannot break. BiA really flips the finger to this stupid CoD approach with beautifully authentic storytelling and focusing on soldiers individually, showing how close they are as brothers thus deeply bonding them to you.
Truth is probably there will never be any sequels to this truly astounding series. There will never be games with that much endeavour put in, historical accuracy and deep meanings. Because games are designed for appealing as many people as they can, we get gender equal, nazi censoring bullshit WW2 games like BFV and CoD WW2. Smaller and ambitious game studios can make good games but cannot create immersive stories because of their limited budget and lack of support.
The revolution in video games are connected to the general revolution of human species nowadays. We are gradually fucking everything up.
We need more thoughtful people and yet, what we have is entertainment seeking people. Sadly they are leading the big studios on their game making. People are lost into technology and forgot the value of feelings, stories. They always seek dumb entertainment which acquired by quick stimulations. I heart achingly believe attention span of the people are getting smaller and all those things come together, causing a fuck-up avalanche. Breaking everything humans built until today. Literacy, philosophy and naturalism is lost. Life line is lost and us humans, we don't remember where came from. We don't know what we are anymore.
I believe some devs say its in WIP as of currently
Corrion: Matt... The whole time... The whole time you fucking time, you knew exactly what happened to them?
Baker: Sam...
Corrion: You know what, don't fucking do that. Don't stoically say my name and act like that--not now. Matt, we will never fight together again.
Caius Ballad that hit me almost as hard as Red’s paralyzation because Corrion was another one of my favorites
That was the scene that drove it home that Corrion was not worthy of leading anything. He got so upset over that and let it cloud his judgement and state he wouldnt fight with him as if he has a say in where he goes in the military during war time.
It's amazing that this WW2 series has made us tans care about the story much more then the yearly shitty cod games...
After watching so many times and thinking it's alright for Red to be at 1:01:11. I thought he was wounded.
Lee Boon Huang it was Baker imagining things
That's his PTSD
It was his imagination/PTSD
A serious underrated game
It's really sad that the only decent WW2 games to come out for the last decade or so, and almost all of them are just online-only non-story no single player pure multiplayer server-trash. :(
Games like Brothers in Arms, Medal of Honor, etc weren't iconic because they had leaderboards with a WW2 skin...
@TG_ Kenoob Agreed.
And I still don't know why Gearbox waited so long to release a BIA game after BIA:Sons of War in 2014!
Such a, GREAT game! I am a huge fan of the 101st. I love Band of Brothers and the story it has, and since I was able to PLAY through with the 101st, it’s ticked off all the boxes. This is a perfectly dark and gritty game that GETS IT RIGHT! While not a combat veteran that has had to deal with loss on such a terrible scale, I have done my own reading. (My own reading should not replace the feelings of actual combat veterans, and while I do plan to serve in the future, I hope I never have to feel what they have felt). In my own reading, I’ve found that this game hits it on the head. If you immerse yourself in this game, and feel what Baker feels, you will find yourself just has heartbroken that Hardstock is paralyzed and the anger of not being able to let go of the lie told for Legget. As far as the lie goes, it’s a terrific story piece that helps illustrate the tolls war has on a person. It centers around Kevin Legget, a weak man, frail and scared man, who was crushed by a secret he was forced to keep by Baker in his best judgement. This is something Baker is aware of, and the guilt has crushed him... until, until he is asked how he can handle snow. It is in this last scene where we see him get over his guilt. The lie built up over the game, shows the same scene a few times, which hammers it into our heads that this lie has taken its toll, yet in the end we see Baker get over it. This is simple story telling, but the detail and writing that goes into the “how” of telling it, is amazing. This game isn’t just a rag doll explosion, bullet time, headshot, squad shooter. It’s a story, of one the most distinguished Divisions in the US Army. They are hero’s, but they didn’t ask to be. This game depicts Fictional characters, but only to try and illustrate the real feelings and horrific experiences from real men, especially within the 101st airborne. It does it quite well. WW2 was a horrific conflict, but the men, the bravery it bred, was something I aspire to one day achieve, however fool hardy. This game is a masterpiece, and is most definitely art, as much as story telling can be. It makes me cry, every time I think about these men. The men that had to endure this great conflict, and showed that they had the metal to overcome this conflict and best it. They walked away with their physical lives, but some part of them died in battle. This endurance through suffering, perseverance through hardship, and dedication through heartache... it embodies strength in one’s self and brotherhood between the men around you. God bless the last game, and if they don’t come out with Brothers In Arms: “Home By Christmas” or something, I’ll get a computer science degree, learn how to code, create another code everyone uses, get a lot of money, buy the rights to Brothers in Arms, and make another damn game myself 😤
Good but lots of info
A new game is in development.
Corrión have to take the command of second squad, he really deserved, I really love him
come on! Can you really blame Corrion or Baker for the death of Franky? he was a poor idiot who risked his life for an affair, and let's be honest, in the whole saga, Corrion always had important roles, I look forward to a next game where he is promoted to sergeant, and I really hope he continues to fight with Baker, that Red probably will not be able
Franky was an insubordinate skirt-chaser.
Except the fact that Corrian just isn’t a good leader. Someone before made a comparison between Franky and Corrion, the difference is Corrion had Hartsock to talk to him who’s a good leader, Corrion’s too emotional and just doesn’t seem to keep his cool.
I miss these games where there's a real military advisor to the developer team. Advisors that either serving or former military servicemen
I’d give anything for them to continue this game
38:47 I could watch this scene for hours
Franky has problems...
@@toribenita_kyo Yes. He îs in love s0 much
I'm still wondering why there's an English guy, Dawson in an American outfit
I can’t believe how long it’s been, and no remastered or sequels yet?
2:45 that’s not true. If you go back to Road to Hill 30, in “No Better Spot to Die”, there were a few casualties. They weren’t any of the main characters though
Because it was another platoon
I think Baker was talking about 3rd Squad only not others
Maybe since Corrion says he will never fight alongside Baker again perhaps well see him with Easy Company in the sequel. If there is a sequel.
Did anyone notice how nick had a russian accent when you first meet him. Then later in the game he had a dutch accent.
Scheiße, eine zebra, my favorite line
Man this game was so good
I checked with my local game 🎮 store today and I am going to buy this game because it seems so real !
Congratulations and enjoy it.
D -day cole : HIT THE BEACH!!! ALSO HIT ANYTHING THAT MOVES IF IT SCREAMS IN GERMEN UNLOAD ON EM
they need to finish this series....omg
this game made cod ww2 games wipe his ass honestly
best world war 2 game ever made
Wow, this easily beats all ww2 games out now
17:47 Kid with laggy mic on cod be like
LMAO
“In Holland the horn still means get out of my fucking way”
"Got a ruler? My money's on Roselli".
Does that refer to comparing penis sizes?
Baker is dreaming??
herobrine hallucinating
While, this is 2 years late, I guess you deserve a straight answer. Baker is suffering from PTSD, and more specifically guilt. Baker imagined the dead men, Garnett, Allan, and lastly Legget, because they haunt his dreams. And now, franky will also haunt his dreams, hence his voice being heard while he’s dead. Back to the original point. Baker feels guilty for lying about what actually happened, Legget’s explanation for how Garnett and Allan actually died. If you’re unclear about the scene in the game, the quick reason, is that Legget was yelling and attracted the German patrol. Baker covered for Legget, saying “he didn’t see anything”. This is the lie that he also forced onto Legget, who Baker describes in his own psyche as weak and frail. Legget is a man who could not handle the fact that he killed her friends by yelling and alerting the Germans. Baker is haunted by the fact that Legget lost his mind over guilt as well because Legget knows he killed his friends. Baker is living with this guilt, and it’s a lot to handle. He has not faced his problem, and that’s why he’s still haunted by the visions and auditory hallucinations. At the end of the game however, when Legget asks if he can handle snow, alluding to 101st and 82nd being forced into the crucible of Bastogne and Foy, two difficult battles, that form the bulge, is where Baker finally gets over this haunting hallucinations. That’s why he gives the speech, and that’s why he tosses the gun. Long story short for your two year old question, Baker is not dreaming, he’s having hallucinations.
They really need to make a newer version of these games without multiplayer mode. Just make it all about the single player story mode with like 25-30 hours of gameplay
Major PTSD shit.
36:53 that sky tho
It's so sad they never continued this game
they are, its coming out this year
@@tramlink8544 for real?
@@zlxnelyz4926 apparently not
5:25 Who all thought Baker was killed?
The best war game ever
1:08:46 I agree with Corrion, I thought Baker was about apologize to Sam but no. I began to realize that Baker was a self righteous two face back stabber.
Baker is like 21 years old and put in command of a whole squad. That is a lot of responsibility for someone who just figured out how to jerk off. If anyone should have been leading Baker's Dozen, Zano should have been.
Big Mouth Prick actually Baker is 23
When in extremely stressful environments this stuff happens, he isn’t a backstabber he just stands by his choice. Personally I think Corrion shouldn’t have been that angry because of everything Baker’s done for him.
and what about Corrion that is refusing to fight along side of Baker even though Corrion has no say in who he does or doesnt fight with as he has many people that out rank him to tell him what to do. Baker could order him around but doesnt because he doesnt blame Corrion for being upset but if anything that back and forth paints Corrion in the light that he was not fit to be promoted and why he got passed over numerous times.
Holy shit a Zebra! LMAO
They need to make another brothers in arms game on the new consoles and pc.
Why do a lot of medias portray Sink as older than he really is? He's only 39-40 in this time frame yet in this and Band of Brothers, he looks to be in his fifties.
Stress can do that to people.
54:16 "I've demanded over and over ... 'take me and not them' ... but no one is listening"
such an amazing series
Anyone know the piano song where’s baker walks in the church at 17:30
Hartsock and Corrion are the best.
"McConnell and Roselli, you're with Campbell." But Campbell was wounded and in the hospital, lol.
Does Baker see ghosts or is he hallucinating? That's what I'm curious about.
The "ghost" of Leggett is an hallucination of Baker, and represents his remorse of consciousness.
He has ptsd
@@BlargTheEnderman Tried multiplayer on it but now it’s just gone.
Game with the best storyline!
I love This game, I love brothers in arms game
Just ask yourself. Could i lug around a 20 pound gun all day?
Jasper- do you live in a fantasy world? Is it nice there.
In the background as Baker passes.
IM CARRYING A GODDAMN BAZOOKA!
Any recent news? I can not wait to see Corrion again, as a sergeant this time.
Gearbox confirmed they're working on a fourth and last Part which plays at the battle of the bulge, but still no release Date
@@Pvt.Franky yes but they never show us something, like a trailer, or something like a new with more information
GTFOH! For real?!!!!
Zhanos temper and smart ass remarks are the best
Any game company looking to create a fucking epic game should learn from this one... still cannot understand how such a good game faded . Good news for those who ever played Agent XIII ! New version in November
If you want to see snow, play RUSE. You'll get D-Day, the Holland Offensive (Market Garden + Hell's Highway), and Bastogne + Africa, Italy, and have your forces knocking on the doorstep of Berlin (while the Russians capture it). It's a good game to "plug in the gaps".
You spend more time on your back than Paddock's sister.
"Fuck you, Red!"
Paddock By far is the funniest character in the series besides Allen and Garnett
Me too, probably paddock is the only one who is my favorite characte4
Paddock you Are not shooting the Jeep!
How do you feel about snow? Isn't this a hint to battle of the bulge?
Obviously.
earned in blood was my fave, i found this one a bit of a let down tho the cutscenes are amazing. and the MP was a joke, didnt the game have multiple release date changes?
tbh i like Red more than Baker.. i wish if he had a major role in the series instead of that tragic ending :(
So wait, baker lost his firearms in the dday jump and one of his mates found his pistols?