All Quiet in the Trenches - Ep. 2 - Death hits the Squad
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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There's something uncanny but also funny of Chris smiling in the thumbnail with the title being "Death his the Squad"
I just went back to look at that, lmao
You should make a note in each of the men's files when they joined the company so that we can see the turnover/track the old-timers!
I knew someone would die eventually but I didn’t expect it to happen at episode 2 😭
And more than 1!
A few small tips, when the order to retreat comes if possible make it an orderly retreat, just rushing as quick as possible to the back lines will lose a lot of reputation, you can see if your next position is too far back in the modifier section. Loving the series! Hope this doesn’t come across like back seat gaming lol
There's something eerie about dead soldier listed as "whereabouts unknown"
"That was a waste and accomplish nothing."
Well, that sum up the Great War alright.
This is such a great take on WW1 simulation!
I'm loving this game
Looks good so far🎉!
This is released july 5, the day after one of the hardest days for some combat vets. I have seen, and been, a grown man rocking in the fetal position while fireworks burst. We still lose guys years after leaving the battledield due to this, many by their own hands. If you have a friend that served, especially in a combat zone, check up on them every now and then please.
Discovered your channel based on this game! Good stuff!
Man now imagine this in real life. Crazy these young people had to go through this
i found this channel today and i love it! its like watching a movie in history class! honestly I wish all history was teached like this
I was a Mortar Fire Controller and can confirm the bridge would have been a bad move. I always recorded bridges as targets by fire if allowed. On promotion courses if you patrolled lazily and took bridges and not swim you got ambushed and you’d be forced to carry casualties back as punishment which your fellow course mates ‘loved’ you for.
@@stevepirie8130 as a former machine Gunner i can only agere. Its a perfect bottleneck with little to no cover
I like that the Danes get a mention, it is seldom reported that they took part in the western front. Near my place was a relatively stable sector of the front and the Danes were stationed in the whereabouts. The local association dedicated to memory preservation gathered lots of anecdotes involving them, the latest being about a field where lay buried to this day the namesakes of Napoleon and Bismarck.
Thumbs up, subscribed and well done in your efforts with this game. I will be glad to keep an eye on your channel, thanks for the show.
Second episode so soon? What a treat.
Great series, thanks man
Loving this
Peders is a dane? lets go!
Love this need more people on the main channel to remember that you have a gaming channel
I was so excited that you already released a second episode
Such an awesome playthrough! Loving it so far!
This game is great
really enjoying these episodes
Wow, this was tense !
Awesome job keep it up
It wasn't just the French on the 22nd, Good ole Canada was also getting hit with the gas on that day.
I love all your videos
great series, lol you sent a very intolerant guy on patrol to French village.
Petersen is most likely a dane from southern Judland, during ww1 it was occupied by germany and a lot of the danes joined the war, hoping to get rights to vote to rejoin Danmark
LOL this was mentioned two seconds after i commented on it
An ACW game like this would be awesome
Even if you survived action during that time, they would still have the problem of amputations because of the mud.
Keep pushing!
Obviously Arsene Wenger, former Arsenal and Monaco manager is from Alsace, that's why we say his name like Venger, fluent in German and French as well as other languages. We also started calling German Shepard dogs Alsatians after WWI.
I like this game, the first time I dabbled the first shot I fired in anger was a mercy shot at another German, putting him out of his misery. Not a really uncommon story at that time. The save system is a bit weird but its work in progress.
Bauer is actually very intolerant. Do not send him to the village, oh lord.
i think you forgot to order them to do the close quarter combat attack.... double check that you surely make the orders before hitting the arrow
hell yeah man ive been looking forward to this
@00:32:10 - the guy higher on the list send to patrol the village is actually very intolerant
Man this game looks hard, i like the idea tho, i'll have to try it
Crazy how easy you can loose your men, luckily I didn´t lost anyone on my playthrough
great good ... like the graphic
really cool game I can see why all my friends want it
Let's go!!!
You playin'g some football manager?! Man I need episodes or stream from you on this channel asap :)
Hey Chris, I'm new to your channel, how do you know all those insights?
Yeah this is sweet dude 😎
Read Over The Top by Arthur Guy Empey. It gives an account from the basic soldiery. How their day to day was. It is funny and sad.
Starting to get a feel for these soldiers now. Curious to know the ages of these young soldiers, 15?! Seriously? I know in the British army at that time anyone found to be that age would be sent home.
Hell yea ! 💯💯
Here is where you want ppl that is tolerant. Then you pick a very intolerant dude
Why don't the wounded get sent back home to recover..
The brutal reality of war- The medical personnel have to evaluate if A) the casualty is out of immediate danger B) the casualty has developed any gangrene or infections C) the casualty can survive the trip back home
Only when it's safe to transport the casualty would that soldier possibly be sent home. For many men, a return to home life like Paul from "All Quiet" would be much more traumatizing than staying with their friends and fellow soldiers. Most casualties that could recover would stay with their unit unless treatment at the front wasn't enough to return that man to the front.
there was a massive system of aid stations, field hospitals, general hospitals, casualty clearing stations, etc. Some eventually went back home, but most never made it that far.
Casualties also recover quicker remaining with their unit if possible. The military encouraged lightly wounded to recuperate within house and could be looked after on light duties until fit. I was hurt 3 different occasions and twice I stayed and completed tours. The time I got sent home I felt amputated from the unit and took longer to get back to fitness.
Wait, did the wounded guy collapse from work exhaustion? What?
Oh boy judging by the title I’m guess the kid didn’t make it
Edit two people Jesus man
Does the game just not let you win in combat Im confused how 0 Frenchie died
You got Kummerbunt killed. This is very disappointing, as he is by far the best character in the game. Atleast you got Pedersen, but you should know that he's one of the worst, and you should send him first for just about everything.
Pretty sure it was the French who killed Kummerbunt
Love the videos however I don't call PTSD anything that has to do with war for identity of the soldier of what they've been through. I call it for what it is. Shell shocked is what it was called and has changed names four times throughout the generations and now it's PTSD so now we got four medications for the same mental capacity for soldiers and four different possibly medications are for the same thing. Good old George Carlin calls itself language they change the name so it wouldn't sound fearful to the next generation when they went to war.
1. Shell shocked
2 battle fatigue
3 operational exhaustion
4 lasley PTSD post-traumatic stress disorder.
The fourth one should not have anything to do with soldiers in my opinion. it should be only one of the first three primarily number one. I think that makes sense then what we call it now.
i have a question : did ANYBODY get out of this war with their mental faculties intact? maybe some americans because they werent at the front 24/7 but amonnsgt french, german, belgian, british troops , what was left is a shell of a human beeing prone to violent outbursts and with no regard to life
As he explained, soldiers were not at the front 24/7. Squads were cycled out frequently, and entire divisions were generally swapped between the frontlines and leave/reserve duty to minimize the effect of the front on morale.
Now, we're people changed by the experience. Almost certainly, but I wouldn't say they all became shells of human beings.