Does anybody know how to keep a quiche moist? I find that everytime I make one, it tastes too dry. Am I not using enough egg? Help me, please! - Sincerely, Mary F. from Tipton, Ohio
Here are some questions I may have to ask you ma'am. -Have you left it in the oven for too long? -How many eggs have you added to your quiche? -And have you been adding cheese on your quiche. Using much more dairy to egg and having other ingredients makes the quiche creamy. For comparison purposes, you're using less than a quarter cup of liquid to two eggs or 1.5 tbsp/egg. Let's say that you're making a bite sized quiche. This recipe on Food & Wine, uses 3 eggs and 1 cup half and half. It also has a cup of cheese and lots of other ingredients. The egg is clearly just a binder to hold things together. So, that's over 5 tbsp half and half per egg. This one recipe on allrecipes has 4 eggs and 1-1/2 cups of milk... and lots of cheese. That's 6 tbsp milk per egg. Another recipe from food.com is closer to yours in ratio, with 5 eggs and only 3/4 cup milk, that's still over a quarter cup more liquid (12 tbsp instead of 7.5 tbsp per five eggs)... and it has to add two cups of other stuff, first suggestion being cheese. I've found other recipes that use 6 eggs to 3/4 cup of cream, too... which, again, is closer but still about 1/4 cup short. TD;DR: I recommend adding more wet to your mixture to cut the egg. Also, if you were baking at the traditional 350 F (175 C), you might lower your temperature a bit. Smaller things often do better with a slightly lower oven. This gives you more room for error. I bake mini-cupcakes at 325 F instead of 350 F for this very reason. So, try raising your cream to 4-5 tbsp (or maybe try a more watery dairy like half and half), add some cheese (cheese is creamy, remember?), lower the temp to 325 F (160 C) and try again. Sorry, that's a lot of different things to try... but since I don't know your oven temperature, that part is more of a guess. Hope this helps! 😉😀
@@Astronomical_Cinematics Thanks, master chef Qwark! 😉 I'll be sure to try some of these the next time I make a quiche! Maybe I'll just make one for fun? Who knows! As always, the cooking videos on this channel are a huge source of reliable and useful info for people like me, who have been cooking since we were kids. I remember the first time I ever tried to make brownies, they came out terribly runny because I didn't leave them in long enough, haha! Anyways, thanks again for the help and keep coming with the cooking tutorial videos! 😘 P.S. I don't know what this battle of passion fruit nonsense is, but it looks awfully violent... - again, sincerely Mary F. from Tipton, Ohio
My great grandfather fought in passchendaele, his journal said that his backup tank got sunk in mud, and that all the exits were blocked by the mud. They left them there. After the battle they returned to the tank, the side gave in, and the crew were suffocated and drowned in mud. When he was running through a German trench, he wrote that some of the German troops were so shell shocked that while their allies were dying around them, they were singing marching songs together, one soldier even grabbed a Canadian soldiers gun and shot himself with it. His final entry was on the last hour of the battle, the Germans flooded the area with gas. When they moved back towards a new set of enemy trenches, several German troops were dying or dead in the mud. Their gas masks were broken from either faulty filters or cracked/ripped fabric/eye covers. With horses and men all dead and rotting in the mud. He was 21, that war was horrific to any and all that went through it
It's always interesting to hear insane war stories like that, the current generation has it way too easy and we wouldn't last an hour in a battle setting like Passchendaele
i genuinely hope your great grandfather was able to live a happy life after the war. world war 1 makes me especially sad considering so many young men from all sides endured horrible conditions and died terrifying deaths for seemingly no reason. my great great uncle died in the war, but i never found out where. he and his father and brothers immigrated to the USA when he was a teenager, and he immediately enlisted, wanting to fight for his new country. he never made it home to enjoy life without war
@@Gopniksquat he did, he retired and settled at my family’s farm in southern Quebec, but when WW2 happened. He was conscripted into the army due to Canada’s Quebec conscription laws, he served in both France and Tunisia, but he passed away in during Operation Market Garden when his transport plane was shot down. His son, my grandfather, fought in both Korea and Vietnam. He passed away in 2018.
It’s so rare nowadays. This map and Nivelle Nights are the best maps in the game and my favorites, wish they came up in rotation more often. Tired of Ballroom Blitz, that map sucks
Battlefield 1 was not a perfectly realistic re-creation of WWI, but it captured the feeling, and the spirit of the War to End All Wars. The brutality, the horror, the heroics, the triumph, the revolution, and the defeat. May we remember, so that we may not be doomed to repeat.
@@liamw6562 Yep. Imagine a realistic WW1 game. In The game you sit in a trench For 14 hours Then you get hit by artillery. Then u never play The game again.
The war's the world, and the world's the war. But behind every gunsight is a human being. *We* are those people. We are the jaded, and the naïve. We are the honorable, and the criminal. We are bound for legend and the lost to history. We are the Knights in the Sky, the Ghosts in the Desert and the Rats in the Mud. These are *our* stories.
My great uncle, Alexander, Alias: Ariki. Fought at Paschendaele. He sprained his back whilst taking cover from shell fire. However, out of all the brothers in my mum's family that fought, only he survived. One died in interment a year later, my great granddad died of wounds at the somme, sustained from artillery fire, yet he, alexander, survived. Lest we forget,
“In a foreign field he lay Lonely soldier, unknown grave On his dying words he prays Tell the world of Passchendaele” - Iron Maiden, Passchendaele, 2003
Evan I have to be honest, in my opinion this is probably the best cinematic you have made and I think this could actually be used to show how brutal the war was especially the ending and also it still has that sad feeling of the war, you did an amazing job man
This really hit my heart, my Great Granda fought in the battle of passchendaele, he had a diary which wrote “The battle was not won for several weeks, but the Gerrys would have lost soon, god bless all of our soals for the weeks to come...”
"How many people do you think you may have killed?" "Oh, god. I was in the Lewis gunners...I blazed away pennies and pennies..." - WW1 veteran Sidney Williams, 1970 The interview with him is available on UA-cam, although it is unfortunately quite brief. For anyone curious, he is referring to the Lewis Machine Gun, which is depicted in this video, and the "pennies" are what the soldiers would call the peculiar, round magazines on the top.
That first moment when you go over the top, and you see nothing but the greenish clouds, shell holes and utter destruction.. it's a moment that stays with you. I can't imagine what those soldiers felt, knowing it was suicide to go up and over like that.
If you ask me, no matter how this fantastic and scary looks like, no video game and no movie will ever be able to describe the true horrors of any war ever.
You’ve really done a spectacular job with this, highlighting the horrors of war is something I believe to be important I historical games like this, and while Battlefield 1 does do this to an extent, it falls short in ways that you make up for with projects like these. Keep up the great work!
Man, I rarely comment on UA-cam but lets this one be an exception. You guys did a truly amazing job. The cinematography somehow reminds me of many war films I watched, especially Apocalypse Now. It ultimately captured the horror of war and above all, the sacrifice these men made in WW1. And yeah, you guys have one new subscribe and my salute ;) Keep up the good works!
I’m British, I don’t know my great grandfather or if he fought or not but I salute all the men who died in the war, allies and enemies alike, I hope they all rest in peace
This was amazing! The attention to detail. The cinematography. You really captured the brutality of the fighting. My favourite bit was when the German counter attack began and after that in melee brawl. I can't wait to see your next video!! I hope you'll do a second world war video next as the second world war is a main interest of mine.
Great video man keep up my favourite part was the wondering soldier because it really let the viewer see what it could have been for those men and how war psychologically affects the mind of the men that endured
I'm glad that I've taken part during the making of the video as one of the writers and damn I love the fact that you've nailed the No Man's Land scene from Passchendaele (2008)! Your cinematics just gets better and better and I fucking love it!
5:30-6:45 These 75 seconds right here are brutal. The soldier stops fighting and running and just observes the hell where he's arrived. I imagine him thinking "I am not good doing this anymore"
Damn dude. Fantastic work. It amazes me how someones love for something (BF, historical accuracy and footage) can be expressed in such an excellent way. (This does break the immersion a bit, but i think its funny when i see these bc its video game footage and not irl, but this is much more detailed than any surviving footage of ww1) Keep up the great work!
In my opinion, this was better than your Battle of Wake Island video, like it or not you can't deny that V has nothing on 1, I completely forgot about you making this video until I just recently checked my notifications. The ending scenes with melee only gave me chills, obviously some Storm of Steel in there, (bayonet to the hand was a dead giveaway), I'm not complaining, but I kinda wish a decent portion of this video was from the view of the Germans, would have loved to see a bit of the Madsen MG again. When you took it even farther and popped in that recreation of that one photograph, I legit almost cried, I can't thank you enough for this, it was really enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
Actually that bayonet stabbed in the hand origianlly came from the 2008 film, Passchendaele. You can check out the final battle scene and it's literally based on this specific scene of the film. ua-cam.com/video/kUox_hQAih8/v-deo.html But yes this video is my best one out of all of the No HUD videos created, I personally love Battlefield 1 more
@@Astronomical_Cinematics Thanks for the reply and correction, once again I am sorry for leaving the crew so soon, acting has never really been my thing, even in video games. The change of quality in your videos is a lot more apparent then you may think, especially in this video right here, God, or whatever other thing you may believe in, bless the men and women who participated in The First World War, nothing could have prepared them for the true horrors that mankind has created, they would be truly disappointed in us now. War never ends, and the more technology we create, the more killing machines we also unleash on the world, (the tank is no exception). Again, thank you.
What a wonderful work of art quark. I love how you remade the movie battle scene in bf1 and It really looks just as good. This brings me hope that maybe you should do a video on vimy ridge. Maybe for the creeping barrage you could have guys using mortars and guys walking behind the line of fire. But anyways very good work.
Thank you so much for the support! I'm happy to give you guys all the historical content you guys want from this channel. I will soon be back for more!
All the BF1 maps are gorgeous, but they really nailed this one. Any time it came up in rotation I would actually be kind of scared because it just ensued carnage. I can only imagine what these brave men went through. Rest their souls forever.
15:39 this cinematic is one of the best I have ever seen. It looks amazing, but how did you make it? Is there an option to remove the weapon from ones hand so it looks like a freecam?
I especially love all the effort and detail to the final scenes; the references to both the film "Passchendaele" and to "Storm of Steel" has a very exquisite touch. This might be your best presentation of the Great War yet!
The fact that most of the soldiers are just in thier 20s makes it horifying also the screams you are hearing trough this video makes it more true that not all soldiers want to join the war
My great grandfather fought at this battle. On the 2nd day of fighting he shot his thumb and pointer finger off purposely so he could be sent home because he knew he wouldn’t survive another day in this hell. Luckily he survived his self inflicted injury and he came home took him 50 years before he told my grandfather of what he saw and what happened. Unfortunately I don’t know any of that due to the fact my grandfather died before he told my dad about what unfolded. I can’t imagine how hellish this would’ve been for such young men. Let’s hope this never repeats itself in our life times.
@@Astronomical_Cinematics It doesn't matter how well you do these shots, there always appears to be something out of the ordinary in them, that's DICE's crazy engine for you.
I could the heard the infamous quote on this map that sums up what Apocalypse in Passchendaele was: "I died in Hell. They call it Passchendaele" - Quoted by a British Solider and the poet Siegfried Sassoon
The German counterattacks during this battle were actually detrimental to their forces since their commanders ordered immediate counterattacks for all grounds lost even when the British were ready . Which caused heavy casualties for both sides . Qwark another excellent job indeed 👍👍👍
This is a pretty good video! Even though WW1 was most likely just laying down or sitting, firing volleys at each other, this is pretty much a good representation of WW1
Amazing content, great job I'd really like to play with you and your crew one day, or maybe to take part to one of your next videos Again, great job, greetings from Italy
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Does anybody know how to keep a quiche moist? I find that everytime I make one, it tastes too dry. Am I not using enough egg? Help me, please!
- Sincerely, Mary F. from Tipton, Ohio
Here are some questions I may have to ask you ma'am.
-Have you left it in the oven for too long?
-How many eggs have you added to your quiche?
-And have you been adding cheese on your quiche. Using much more dairy to egg and having other ingredients makes the quiche creamy.
For comparison purposes, you're using less than a quarter cup of liquid to two eggs or 1.5 tbsp/egg.
Let's say that you're making a bite sized quiche. This recipe on Food & Wine, uses 3 eggs and 1 cup half and half. It also has a cup of cheese and lots of other ingredients. The egg is clearly just a binder to hold things together. So, that's over 5 tbsp half and half per egg.
This one recipe on allrecipes has 4 eggs and 1-1/2 cups of milk... and lots of cheese. That's 6 tbsp milk per egg. Another recipe from food.com is closer to yours in ratio, with 5 eggs and only 3/4 cup milk, that's still over a quarter cup more liquid (12 tbsp instead of 7.5 tbsp per five eggs)... and it has to add two cups of other stuff, first suggestion being cheese.
I've found other recipes that use 6 eggs to 3/4 cup of cream, too... which, again, is closer but still about 1/4 cup short.
TD;DR: I recommend adding more wet to your mixture to cut the egg.
Also, if you were baking at the traditional 350 F (175 C), you might lower your temperature a bit. Smaller things often do better with a slightly lower oven. This gives you more room for error. I bake mini-cupcakes at 325 F instead of 350 F for this very reason. So, try raising your cream to 4-5 tbsp (or maybe try a more watery dairy like half and half), add some cheese (cheese is creamy, remember?), lower the temp to 325 F (160 C) and try again.
Sorry, that's a lot of different things to try... but since I don't know your oven temperature, that part is more of a guess. Hope this helps! 😉😀
@@Astronomical_Cinematics Thanks, master chef Qwark! 😉 I'll be sure to try some of these the next time I make a quiche! Maybe I'll just make one for fun? Who knows! As always, the cooking videos on this channel are a huge source of reliable and useful info for people like me, who have been cooking since we were kids. I remember the first time I ever tried to make brownies, they came out terribly runny because I didn't leave them in long enough, haha!
Anyways, thanks again for the help and keep coming with the cooking tutorial videos! 😘
P.S. I don't know what this battle of passion fruit nonsense is, but it looks awfully violent...
- again, sincerely Mary F. from Tipton, Ohio
*battle of passion fruit*
Quiche is terrible, you should stick to soup so your teeth wont fall out.
@@maryfurlmann8189 its a game
My great grandfather fought in passchendaele, his journal said that his backup tank got sunk in mud, and that all the exits were blocked by the mud. They left them there. After the battle they returned to the tank, the side gave in, and the crew were suffocated and drowned in mud. When he was running through a German trench, he wrote that some of the German troops were so shell shocked that while their allies were dying around them, they were singing marching songs together, one soldier even grabbed a Canadian soldiers gun and shot himself with it. His final entry was on the last hour of the battle, the Germans flooded the area with gas. When they moved back towards a new set of enemy trenches, several German troops were dying or dead in the mud. Their gas masks were broken from either faulty filters or cracked/ripped fabric/eye covers. With horses and men all dead and rotting in the mud. He was 21, that war was horrific to any and all that went through it
Ww1 looked like hell sounded like hell felt like hell im convinced it was hell sent to earth
The only war of it's kind. Let us hope it stays that way.
It's always interesting to hear insane war stories like that, the current generation has it way too easy and we wouldn't last an hour in a battle setting like Passchendaele
i genuinely hope your great grandfather was able to live a happy life after the war. world war 1 makes me especially sad considering so many young men from all sides endured horrible conditions and died terrifying deaths for seemingly no reason. my great great uncle died in the war, but i never found out where. he and his father and brothers immigrated to the USA when he was a teenager, and he immediately enlisted, wanting to fight for his new country. he never made it home to enjoy life without war
@@Gopniksquat he did, he retired and settled at my family’s farm in southern Quebec, but when WW2 happened. He was conscripted into the army due to Canada’s Quebec conscription laws, he served in both France and Tunisia, but he passed away in during Operation Market Garden when his transport plane was shot down.
His son, my grandfather, fought in both Korea and Vietnam. He passed away in 2018.
I love when this map is in rotation.
It is right now
Lee Everett oh my account has been invalid. I freaked out when I found out when I tried to play this map.
I’ve been trying to get it back for the entire weekend.
Not anymore
It’s so rare nowadays. This map and Nivelle Nights are the best maps in the game and my favorites, wish they came up in rotation more often. Tired of Ballroom Blitz, that map sucks
Battlefield 1 was not a perfectly realistic re-creation of WWI, but it captured the feeling, and the spirit of the War to End All Wars. The brutality, the horror, the heroics, the triumph, the revolution, and the defeat. May we remember, so that we may not be doomed to repeat.
If it was accurate you’d spend the entire game in a trench dying of pneumonia
@@liamw6562 Yep. Imagine a realistic WW1 game. In The game you sit in a trench For 14 hours Then you get hit by artillery. Then u never play The game again.
“We came from all ‘round the world thinkin’ this would be our rite of passage, this great adventure.”
*”Lemme tell ya, it was no adventure.”*
I'm 23, its impossible to imagine being 5 years younger and going through this kind of hell.
*FLAMETROOPERRR!* *LET HER SIIING! POP EM' FULL'A LEAD!*
The war's the world, and the world's the war.
But behind every gunsight is a human being.
*We* are those people.
We are the jaded, and the naïve.
We are the honorable, and the criminal.
We are bound for legend and the lost to history.
We are the Knights in the Sky, the Ghosts in the Desert and the Rats in the Mud.
These are *our* stories.
My great uncle, Alexander, Alias: Ariki. Fought at Paschendaele. He sprained his back whilst taking cover from shell fire. However, out of all the brothers in my mum's family that fought, only he survived. One died in interment a year later, my great granddad died of wounds at the somme, sustained from artillery fire, yet he, alexander, survived. Lest we forget,
Your family served well for their country and I thank them for that. Lest we forget
thanks :) , these videos are fun and informative to watch, keep up the good work. Lest we forget.
"on his dying words he prays, tell the world of Passchendaele"
Iron Maiden
“In a foreign field he lay
Lonely soldier, unknown grave
On his dying words he prays
Tell the world of Passchendaele” - Iron Maiden, Passchendaele, 2003
I was wondering if someone had some culture around here
19:18 That's some great timing for that timestamp and poem!
This was very unintentional, but I'm so glad you've found that throughout the video!
@@Astronomical_Cinematics wait is it really unintentional? Thats so cool!!!
6:25 F L O A T I N G A X E
Oh WHAT!!!!!! 😲
Evan I have to be honest, in my opinion this is probably the best cinematic you have made and I think this could actually be used to show how brutal the war was especially the ending and also it still has that sad feeling of the war, you did an amazing job man
simp
-Andrewswhile _ Bruh moment
@@whilestudios8004 Idiot
@@tashkent561 He's only joking. I guess you haven't seen a video he was featured in on my channel XD
5:25
he was only waiting for someone, and someone did come, to take his life
103 years ago today, what a devastating battle.
This really hit my heart, my Great Granda fought in the battle of passchendaele, he had a diary which wrote “The battle was not won for several weeks, but the Gerrys would have lost soon, god bless all of our soals for the weeks to come...”
Everyone's like, "DOOMSDAY IS AT OUR DOORSTEP", they haven't realized it had came more than a hundred years before.
"How many people do you think you may have killed?"
"Oh, god. I was in the Lewis gunners...I blazed away pennies and pennies..." - WW1 veteran Sidney Williams, 1970
The interview with him is available on UA-cam, although it is unfortunately quite brief. For anyone curious, he is referring to the Lewis Machine Gun, which is depicted in this video, and the "pennies" are what the soldiers would call the peculiar, round magazines on the top.
Uh yeahi knew the lewis mg, but not the pennies.Thanks for pointing that out
Imagine being in such hell, that you thought it was a blessing to die and a curse to live.
Rest In Peace, all that fought in the 'great' war.
This is a masterpiece it couldn’t be any better!
That first moment when you go over the top, and you see nothing but the greenish clouds, shell holes and utter destruction.. it's a moment that stays with you. I can't imagine what those soldiers felt, knowing it was suicide to go up and over like that.
My poor great uncle died here. Great content. Never forget. 🙏🏻
May he rest in peace
Lest we forget
@@Astronomical_Cinematics What does that mean again?
@@jackbartholomaus6510 So we don't forget the lives of the soldiers lost. "Lest" = to prevent, avoid the risk of
@@jamesmccreary2442 Ahh thanks 😉
"the Germans have a name for us...want to hear what it is?" "Stormtroopers." (Passchendale, Paul Gross movie, 2008)
17:06 shows how cruel and devastating war can be, amazing effort creating this video!
If you ask me, no matter how this fantastic and scary looks like, no video game and no movie will ever be able to describe the true horrors of any war ever.
The movie recreation part is just too awesome. Everything else too
Just amazing this video really depicted the slaughter of that battle your no hud videos get better and better keep up the great work.
In my humble opinion that was by far the greatest no hud video you have done
You’ve really done a spectacular job with this, highlighting the horrors of war is something I believe to be important I historical games like this, and while Battlefield 1 does do this to an extent, it falls short in ways that you make up for with projects like these. Keep up the great work!
Man, I rarely comment on UA-cam but lets this one be an exception. You guys did a truly amazing job. The cinematography somehow reminds me of many war films I watched, especially Apocalypse Now. It ultimately captured the horror of war and above all, the sacrifice these men made in WW1. And yeah, you guys have one new subscribe and my salute ;) Keep up the good works!
Evan and the film crew, I’m proud of you all this is amazing!
I’m British, I don’t know my great grandfather or if he fought or not but I salute all the men who died in the war, allies and enemies alike, I hope they all rest in peace
bri'ish!!!
He probably did
This game is honestly amazing
This was amazing! The attention to detail. The cinematography. You really captured the brutality of the fighting.
My favourite bit was when the German counter attack began and after that in melee brawl.
I can't wait to see your next video!! I hope you'll do a second world war video next as the second world war is a main interest of mine.
Great video man keep up my favourite part was the wondering soldier because it really let the viewer see what it could have been for those men and how war psychologically affects the mind of the men that endured
The cloud of smoke in the background is terrifying
This is beautiful! Completes my experience of visiting Passchendaele as a tourist.
I'm glad that I've taken part during the making of the video as one of the writers and damn I love the fact that you've nailed the No Man's Land scene from Passchendaele (2008)!
Your cinematics just gets better and better and I fucking love it!
5:25 Is this guy shell shocked? (PTSD)
Maybe
@@danielbalayan9707 bro it's multiplayer 💀
5:30-6:45
These 75 seconds right here are brutal. The soldier stops fighting and running and just observes the hell where he's arrived. I imagine him thinking "I am not good doing this anymore"
Damn dude. Fantastic work. It amazes me how someones love for something (BF, historical accuracy and footage) can be expressed in such an excellent way. (This does break the immersion a bit, but i think its funny when i see these bc its video game footage and not irl, but this is much more detailed than any surviving footage of ww1) Keep up the great work!
In my opinion, this was better than your Battle of Wake Island video, like it or not you can't deny that V has nothing on 1, I completely forgot about you making this video until I just recently checked my notifications. The ending scenes with melee only gave me chills, obviously some Storm of Steel in there, (bayonet to the hand was a dead giveaway), I'm not complaining, but I kinda wish a decent portion of this video was from the view of the Germans, would have loved to see a bit of the Madsen MG again. When you took it even farther and popped in that recreation of that one photograph, I legit almost cried, I can't thank you enough for this, it was really enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
Actually that bayonet stabbed in the hand origianlly came from the 2008 film, Passchendaele. You can check out the final battle scene and it's literally based on this specific scene of the film. ua-cam.com/video/kUox_hQAih8/v-deo.html
But yes this video is my best one out of all of the No HUD videos created, I personally love Battlefield 1 more
@@Astronomical_Cinematics Thanks for the reply and correction, once again I am sorry for leaving the crew so soon, acting has never really been my thing, even in video games. The change of quality in your videos is a lot more apparent then you may think, especially in this video right here, God, or whatever other thing you may believe in, bless the men and women who participated in The First World War, nothing could have prepared them for the true horrors that mankind has created, they would be truly disappointed in us now. War never ends, and the more technology we create, the more killing machines we also unleash on the world, (the tank is no exception). Again, thank you.
This is not just a gameplay but a peice of art
What a wonderful work of art quark. I love how you remade the movie battle scene in bf1 and It really looks just as good. This brings me hope that maybe you should do a video on vimy ridge. Maybe for the creeping barrage you could have guys using mortars and guys walking behind the line of fire. But anyways very good work.
Appreciate it! Also the final scene is actually based on the movie, Passchendaele the final battle scene.
You really outdid yourself with this one, mate. I genuinely can't get enough of your videos. Keep up the phenomenal work, dude!
Thank you so much for the support! I'm happy to give you guys all the historical content you guys want from this channel. I will soon be back for more!
All the BF1 maps are gorgeous, but they really nailed this one. Any time it came up in rotation I would actually be kind of scared because it just ensued carnage. I can only imagine what these brave men went through. Rest their souls forever.
15:39 this cinematic is one of the best I have ever seen. It looks amazing, but how did you make it? Is there an option to remove the weapon from ones hand so it looks like a freecam?
Bro just use the spectate option
Mad props to the random British Soldier who recorded this on his GoPro...
10:52 stop, stop firing this is crazy
that's actually sad. the things war can do to a man.
I especially love all the effort and detail to the final scenes; the references to both the film "Passchendaele" and to "Storm of Steel" has a very exquisite touch.
This might be your best presentation of the Great War yet!
The fact that most of the soldiers are just in thier 20s makes it horifying also the screams you are hearing trough this video makes it more true that not all soldiers want to join the war
Man this channel is epic and so underated. Very good historical representation of the battles.
This is one of your finest cinematics and videos. Awesome work.
Dude, these kind of favorite videos are informative ones. Please continue these kind of videos.
Wow noticed u tried to do the battle scene from passchendaele and u did a great job of it. Love it
Yah looked pritty cool and accurate. The flame trooper was a good addition to.
did Passchendaele have Shock Operations or Frontlines? I think it would have been awesome if it did
Sadly no
@@Astronomical_Cinematics is it possible to have a rented server for Operations? Then make the gamemode Standard Issued Rifles only?
@@jrapcdaikari Sadly no
Qwark007 16:30 Wow, brutal and amazing!
@@Astronomical_Cinematics we might later on when we get BF portal updates (I hope a year or so) get BF1 stuff! I hope!
My great grandfather fought at this battle. On the 2nd day of fighting he shot his thumb and pointer finger off purposely so he could be sent home because he knew he wouldn’t survive another day in this hell. Luckily he survived his self inflicted injury and he came home took him 50 years before he told my grandfather of what he saw and what happened. Unfortunately I don’t know any of that due to the fact my grandfather died before he told my dad about what unfolded. I can’t imagine how hellish this would’ve been for such young men. Let’s hope this never repeats itself in our life times.
Amazing video Keep up the good work
*It was nice servin' with ya lads*
Battlefield 1 never ceases to impress me with their voice lines
Video was phenomenal, I love your dedication and effort you put into for us. Great Job
Oh my lord
I realy loved THIS video way to go pal ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✌️
This is amazing. This video is underrated
Damn another good Movie great work Qwarky and nice scene from an ww1 Movie
Don't know how it's called again but...
realy good m8
7:05 , 7:22
This one was awesome, some outstanding moments thrown in the middle of everything.
6:25 Is no one gonna question the floating axe?
Yeah lol
@@Astronomical_Cinematics It doesn't matter how well you do these shots, there always appears to be something out of the ordinary in them, that's DICE's crazy engine for you.
4:07 that was deep
I got goodebumps, these video is one of the best I have ever seen and i even don’t have words to describe it, if not astonishing
6:22 levitating axe ? he should take it.. then fuck shit up like Kratos
"What's the price of a mile?
...
There's no price for a mile!"
I really genuinely hope this gets a remaster in the future or we get another game that pays this much respect to The War to End All Wars.
Wow this Is so awesome!!! Great work. 👍👍👍
“What was once a great forest at Passchendaele is now but ash and mud”
Another excellent vid!
I wish someone still plays this map
I could the heard the infamous quote on this map that sums up what Apocalypse in Passchendaele was:
"I died in Hell. They call it Passchendaele"
- Quoted by a British Solider and the poet Siegfried Sassoon
The German counterattacks during this battle were actually detrimental to their forces since their commanders ordered immediate counterattacks for all grounds lost even when the British were ready . Which caused heavy casualties for both sides . Qwark another excellent job indeed 👍👍👍
They should have added war stories for the Somme and Passchendaele when apocalypse realeased
Same with the Eastern front (but as the Germans)
IF there was a way to describe WW1 destruction and madness, it would be looking at this map
You got this from the movie huh? Lol great job!
Someone requested this to be made so I gave him his wish 😜 I really am glad you enjoyed it 😄
I love this map. Only when you’re winning on conquest. It’s a masterpiece game
this game looks better than warzone 2 its fuckn amazing
It’s better
This is a pretty good video! Even though WW1 was most likely just laying down or sitting, firing volleys at each other, this is pretty much a good representation of WW1
16:40 My favourite "bayonet charge" sound in the game. 🤣🤣🤣
As someone who does not play this "game" I found it incredibly realistic and very moving
absolutely incredible
Around 6:18 you can see a floating axe, which is funny because of the weight of this scene is broken from it lmao.
Amazing content, great job
I'd really like to play with you and your crew one day, or maybe to take part to one of your next videos
Again, great job, greetings from Italy
I hope that teacher uses this for his class. I'm trying to find his comment lol
Look who it is!
This has to be the most cinematic and best map in bf1
Playing this game with no hud is the most immersive game I have ever played. But damn is it hard with no hud
Man, this vídeo is so amazing... can you do the iwo jima landing from bf5 ? Great Job for the video, greatings from Brazil
Acho que ele já fez
I woke up to this at 4am I'm not disappointed
Is this what ants see when they are fighting?
yes.
This map was my absolute favorite.
I love how they rebuilt and restored The city of Ypres as how it looked like the day it got destroyed
An amazing video and an amazing game c:
Awesome video
they literally wasted the chance to make a mutant map with Gas waves making everybody use their masks
I know I kept going on about the names being from BIA I would of stopped but the chat froze so I carried on
It's an easter egg reference
If people want to know what hell on earth looks like show them a photo or a video of this map
Still such an amazing game 2016 to 2020
My great great uncle faught in the British army at Passchendaele. He died in those fields