Everything GREAT About Call of Duty: Black Ops!
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I’ve always loved how Black Ops is essentially a sequel to call of duty world at war. To be honest all the old call of duties had fantastic campaign stories.
In an alternate universe, Black ops cold war is called " world at war 6"
Always loved how Modern Warfare 2 is essentially a sequel to Modern Warfare
I think most cod games have very good campaign, with the exception of vanguard, but the reason the older ones are excellent is because they were actually really grounded in reality and most important, they had actual passion put in them
Edit: also bo3 along with vg
@@Elesarr BO3 sucked so much
I hated every second of it
Yeah, but cod3 had a bit of a strange end and bo4 I dont even think had a campaign
I would love to see you cover all of the COD Campaigns at some point, even the "bad" ones. I still think Infinite Warfare was a good campaign just not a good COD Campaign.
On an unrelated note, please cover the Bioshock games would you kindly?
Black Ops was my third Call of Duty game and had a blast playing it.
not gonna lie hearing you talk about everything that we have done is the past is so relieving yes we did these things in our past and yes we still need to know what was done or we are doomed to repeat it! thank you sir keep up with the great content
Oh black ops is still my favorite for zombies a little nostalgia on ps3 the good ole days
oh the friends we all shared in this game
It's this game in particular that makes me wonder what people are on about regarding "muh historical accuracy" in games like Vanguard.
I mean, I like accuracy, but I don't demand or expect it unless the game is claiming to be accurate or authentic.
Regardless, this is probably my favourite of the COD series, tied with Black Ops II
Unexpected. Phenomenal game
I always loved cod zombies
The greatest COD of all
blops 2 next week?
Better than cinema sins
Fun fact about Reznov: when you first meet him in WaW, he hands you a sniper and tells you he is too injured to use it. If you look at his hands, you can see that he is missing half his right index finger. This details is consistent throughout the game, and within Black Ops as well. However, once Mason starts hallucinating, Reznov's finger magically reappears.
It was mentioned that you being a special bunch, you were given access to weapons which are not yet developed. So, you get to play with a few prototypes, such as the FAMAS; it was released 10 years after the last mission, and with its noticeable top stock. The prototype you start the last mission with comes without this top stock.
About Shteiner, this is mostly something Americans don't know about the German language: If 's' is in the start of a word, and followed by 'p' or 't', it is pronounced as 'sch'(sh in english). This rule also applies to the base words in compound words. The Russians are saying his name more correctly than the Americans, but German lacks the 'uh' vowel as a whole. To add to this, many people say Einstein with an 's' and not a 'sh'
Another thing about Germany - it is forbidden by law to glorify the holocaust, but also forbidden by law to deny its existence.
To be fair, it is more expected of top-tier rappers to know how to play with their voices, so Ice Cube doing good VA work is to be expected. He was also more famous at the time for his acting career, as not everyone is into gangsta rap. You also forgot to mention Ed Harris being Hudson's VA, but given your age, this is excusable. Not having watched 'The Rock' is not. :D
I also remembered a few secrets in the main menu room:
-You can play a top-down minigame on the PC
-You can access a bunch of files you unlock during the game. One of them mentions sending a young John Price to hunt down Mason.
wait price your joking right? i thought that black ops and modern warfare were two separate universes?
@@maxipadd771 as I recall, it was only an Easter Egg. Like, a young Jonathan REDACTED, where the redacted fits the length of 'Price'. You would need to get the intel in the last mission, then read it on the PC in the main menu. Or, you can find it online.
@@zeratai2465 dammit now i got to get my hands on this games again 🤣 but seriously though thank you Zer Atai.
@@maxipadd771 They seem to be one universe now. In COD Cold War, we see a younger Imran Zakhaev in the KGB HQ
Very glad you mentioned all of this, especially when it comes to the pronunciation of certain words and names like Einstein
13:30 Actually, fun fact, you can discover that Nova Six *was* actually used in Vietnam. When you enter Kravchenko's bunker during the tunnel rat mission (can't remember the level name) if you wait around and don't immediately follow Reznov out you can hear an audio recording of Kravchenko reporting the test results on Vietnamese villagers to Dragovich.
Crazy how air tight this campaign is
that really sucks when in real life it was the united states who used chemical warfare on Vietnam. western propaganda moment i guess
@@shrumgus5608 I see what you did there.
More proof we had the POTENTIAL FOR A VIETNAM ZOMBIES MAP
Pretty sure the mission name is "Victor Charlie"
I was hoping you’d cover black ops 1! This game was definitely an overall favorite! And it’s fun all around campaign, multiplayer and zombies! My only gripe is the recycled gun sounds for certain guns in multiplayer and that’s it.
Agreed, this game series was one of the best, sadly, they threw it in a shredder and tore it until it wasn’t itself
Yeah still my favorite cod game. The reused gun sounds killed me but there was just sosny iconic guns like the galil and the famas
the shotguns all had the same sfx
Okay so im a massive WW2 buff and some of my gripes with Cod stem from this fact. However, the one in front with a gun isnt necessarily the most true story. The Red Army had some incredible means of production and their soldiers were all equip when in battle. However, there were for lack of a better word soldiers in Stalingrad who were not receiving the supply as they were not Red Army and not deemed essential. It was (if my memory serves right from the different recollections) these men who through themselves at the enemy without weapons hoping to scavenge one as time progressed. This is not to discredit the fact that Russians in that war were another breed, but id figure id share this tidbit. PS love the channel!
Partisans. The word you're looking for is "Partisans". However, the idea that the Russians didn't have enough rifles at Stalingrad is entirely a myth. The Mosin Nagant was one of the most-produced rifles in human history. The Soviets had more then enough, so many that they would just leave thousands of them dispersed throughout forests and in caches whenever they could, in order to arm the citizens left behind the front to harass the Germans.
Glad someone pointed this out. It’s an oft reported myth but has no real basis in what really happened. Enemy at the Gates was entertaining though.
was looking for this comment, I everytime I hear that repeated I want to correct it.
Yea idk why but Russians are built different look up the attack of the dead men mad lads walked through mustard gas and were coughing blood and had burns when the Germans saw them they thought it was the dead coming back to life and some Germans trampled they’re fellow soldiers by how terrified they were
Many people also don't understand that the massive proportion of casualties for the Soviet Union were predominantly civilians. Not Soviet Combatants.
More than half of the 25 Million people killed by the National Socialists were innocent people caught between two iron fisted tyrannical regimes. One that saw them as vermin (NatSocs), and the other that saw them as cannon fodder to slow the enemy down (Soviets). In all reality, the casualties are a tragedy of what happens when Tyrannies collide. Not a proof of "How much the Soviets put into the fight to win,"
To Stalin, Women and Children, and even the elderly, were just as much combatants for the Motherland as a grown man would be carrying a rifle and wearing a uniform. If they could not carry a rifle, they could render medical assistance. If not medical assistance, work in a factory. If not in a factory, they were placed near the front to build fortifications. And if necessary, with the immense influence the Soviet Commissariat had in the early years of the war, be thrown towards the NatSocs to slow down their advance. Leningrad had quite a number of those occur. German soldiers, especially the Panzer elements that arrived on the outskirts of the city, prior to its siege, stated that they had mowed down entire swaths of civilians advancing on their position (in both a position of loathing for the people, and a position of not knowing what might happen once they were a stone's throw and among them).
Essentially, this presumption of the Soviet Union being the "Good Guys" rather than just a mutual ally against a common enemy is incredibly biased and derives itself from typical minimalist research and typical propaganda.
Because these same people will ignore just how EVERYWHERE the United States was. There was only one singular front the US was not at, and that was the Eastern Front. But the US was, quite literally, involved everywhere else. There's few locations where US Armed Forces were not invested in, whether by logistics or even by fighting forces.
So the lie is even grander when coupled with the fact that the US was taking on the two major Axis Powers that were incredibly close to global domination.
This is the only CoD I’ve ever prestiged in. That’s how many hours I put into it when I was a kid.
Also the campaign has one of the greatest plot twists ever put in a video game. At least in my opinion.
Black ops is prime childhood memories
@@LeThickBooty your name kills me
@@matthewthompson9632 don’t die
It takes like 10 hours to prestige bro 💀
@@blakeangell385 no the fuck it does not 💀💀💀
absolutely YES on the talking about the Zombies! honestly, i'd like to hear about ALL the lore you can about the Nazi Zombies lore connected between all 4 Black Ops games! sure, it got really weird after Origins started talking about time Travel in BO3, but it's still awesome!
I think the best way to do would be as Halloween special all 4 black ops zombies one video or 4 small videos leading up to something
If he's going to be talking about zombies we're going to have to wait until he does his world at war video. considering that's where zombies originated and where the storyline actually began. I don't mind him doing the stuff about zombies and all that that I encourage it as I am very very supportive of someone covering all of call of duty (unlike a certain gamer we know called chaos) I'm just saying if he is going to do it similar to how he's done a few other game series we're going to have to wait until he gets to the beginning of the zombie storyline in world at war which actually makes sense considering it literally is a game mode that happens after the end of the world at war storyline
@@tempestflare4339 wait, the storyline started in World at War? sure, i know zombies started in World at War, but i thought WAW zombies was just that. zombies in WW2 with no story yet. and the zombies story originated in Black ops with Kino.
@@majorleaguezombie796 well maybe with my idea he can talk about world at war as the final video and talk about any other version of zombies suck arcade and non storyline zombies
It's absolutely great.
Fun Fact About the Kowloon City Level - If you destroy all the nova six canisters, pick up an unregistered tape, and take it to the weapons fridge, you can use the thunder gun in that level
It is not a "fun fact" but an easter egg
For anyone who didn't understand the 'Designates Easter Egg,' the "designate" area on each mission starting in Vorkuta is Romeo(R), Echo(E), Zulu(Z), etc. The Nato Alphabet gives each letter its own word, including the infamous Alpha, Beta and Charlie.
Beta is ancient Greece, it is "Bravo"
THE NUMBERS MASON! WHAT DO THEY MEAN!?!? I’m so happy that you’re finally reviewing this amazing game!
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Some bot stole your comment, name’s Z
It’s not just amazing. It’s a breathtaking masterpiece
“punished him severely” LOVE the oversimplified reference 😂😂😂
I scrolled down here to see if anyone got that. Glad to see someone did. 🤣
Reference to what ?
@@SunOnYeet So there's a UA-camr named Oversimplified. He did an oversimplified history of the life of Hitler and then one of the Cold War. He would say something about how Hitler's father would be angry. "This enraged his father, who punished him severely." During the Cold war one, someone asks Stalin what's wrong with him, "My father used to punish me severely."
@@casartherandom3010 alright, I can understand that, especially since I think this was referenced in a ERB video but my only question is : why is GamingWins talking about the mother punishing him severely ? Shouldn't it be the father ?
@@SunOnYeet that would be a reference to The Napoleonic Warsm
This Game was my childhood. Kinda sad you didn't cover one of the best lines in the ending;
"Oswald, Compromised"
Its a very small line, but when i did my 2nd playthrough, That line blew my mind. Great video, as always. Thanks for the nostalgia.
@@shiftynifty7408 It meant that he was captured/Was found out.
Just wanna let you know I'm with you at childhood hours spent on kino, plus talking about normalizing crying. This man is amazing. Keep on keeping on
Gamingwins this is an amazing video. How did you notice all the details and analyze them? Some of them I knew already simply by rewatching the cutscenes over and over again but others I completely missed. I knew of the CCR playing during the first nam mission but I never thought to consider the irony that an anti war song is being used to glamorize a war.
God I miss when CoD campaigns actually had personality and uniqueness… attention to detail. Memorable voice acting and badass musical scores that stick with you for years after you play. Man I was fortunate to have Black Ops 1 as THE game I loved to play when I was around middle school/early high school. It’s an under-appreciated masterpiece.
Zombies is such a core memory. Everyone just playing until all hours of the night. The good Ole days when we only knew the bliss of games and had so much fun mowing each other down in MP and going wave after wave in Zombies with the Ray!
I love this game and am so happy to see you cover it! The second one is even better in my opinion as it expands on the original while also telling a new and interesting story.
that’s literally what every sequel does 😐
@@jelly442 ok don’t need to be a butthead , he was just saying his opinion 🤦🏾♂️
You're only 21? You are so incredibly well spoken and have helped me find new perspectives and reasons to enjoy some of my favourite games on a much deeper level than before
I feel like Zombies could be its own Everything Great About, granted it might be a ALL Zombies video but I think it could work on its own.
I just went back to beat this game on Veteran last week and now getting the BO2 challenges done. This genuinely couldn't have come at a better time.
I will always love this game. As were a lot of people, I was in middle school and it really helped me gain friends. We would play the party games and zombies for hours
i remember playing this on the Wii, and i remember the controls being shotty at best. one of my nostalgic favorites
So many emotions going through just watching this video. This was my childhood and i can still quote the vorkuta mission word for word. i dont think i can put into words how much this game means to me and im sure there are many others who feel the same way.
Everything Reznov says is iconic but *especially* in Vorkuta and Project Nova. I also quote them constantly.
I feel like you’re right about the schedule of release for cod being unreasonable, which is why I’m glad that the raven software employees have started the first ever union in the gaming industry
One line that’ll always haunt me in this game is “Oswald compromised” cause really we don’t know anything about why Lee Harvey Oswald did what he did and we may never know. He may have been a sleeper for the Soviets, or he may have had his own agenda but we’ll never know.
CIA knows for sure and the fact they hide it for some reason makes me wonder
This is my all-time favorite COD. I love the OG MW games 1 and 2 just like everybody else, but I loved the feel of playing through an insane high production Michael Bay War movie. The Hollywood action and stellar voice cast of Sam Worthington, Ice Cube, Gary Oldman, Ed Harris and so many more! Black Ops 1 zombies still hasn't been surpassed imo in terms of dread and overall bad ass feel of the weapons. Those easter egg tracks as well were *chef's kiss* Wish they'd just remaster BO 1. I'd honestly never need another COD
The little bit about soviet weapons production is actually a popular myth, seeing as the mosin rifle is still plentiful to this day. They knew what kind of war they were fighting and streamlined their production to suit it.
I understand that the old cod games were cool. But some newer ones are still good despite the Cod community and Activision drama.
There was Infinite Warfare and MW19, they still had better Campaigns than the newer ones and I do agree that Multiplayer is not amazing like the Black Ops games.
But I rather take Infinity Wards multiplayer over Sleghammers.
Please to the God's do Spec Ops the line. Also yes if you cover the zombies and extra stuff that would be amazing. They're modes that deserve the attention and have become as intertwined with the identity of cod as the multiplayer.
I would love some more call of duty games in the future but zombies edition to be honest keep up the amazing work that you do everyday man!!!!!
I remember when me and my friend found out about Reznov that on the finale mission,all we chanted was "For Reznov"...really glad you covered this game. One of my favorites
A neat detail about the mission on the snowy mountain where you’re armed with an AUG, the AUG was purposefully designed for combat in cold weather. The trigger, trigger guard, and the massive charging handle were all designed for soldiers wearing cold weather gear. It was designed to be fired and operated with thick gloves or mittens on.
Loved Black Ops 1! Played it so much growing up and still one of my favorites in terms of Zombies.
Would love to hear your thoughts on all of the CoD zombies.
Black Ops was the initial snowball that led to me getting into conspiracies and mistrusting the government. Hands down my favorite
Honestly my favorite missions were S.O.G, Victor Charlie, The Defector, and Project Nova
BO1 was probably my favorite COD campaign right after MW2, it really set a bar that was never truly even challenged by any other game that came after that
I loved this game because, even if derailed into conspiracy, never actually gone into sci-fi territory, it had a grounded storyline
A video solely dedicated to all of zombies would be great, you could talk about it’s rise all the way to its derailment!
Also, I would love to see your thoughts on Cod 4 through BO3, after that it really lost almost all of the magic.
Love the vids, keep up the great work
Remember it being a big thing that the playable character, Mason, was a speaking character? First time in any COD there was a speaking main character.
If that even makes sense lol
XD I laughed so hard when he said "here the fucking flag"
Was so surprised this game wasn’t already a video. Glad it is now. Keep up the praise for games we all love.
MY FIRST COD GAME FULL OF NOSTALGIA
mw2 is my favorite cod game but this is close second
Best COD, no competition IMO. Best campaign, best zombies, and the most nostalgic multiplayer. World at war is a close second to me when you have to put them all together
You can also tell Reznov is a phantom because he mysteriously got his missing finger back in the Vietnam missions.
No, all the numbers combined it says = Reznov is dead. Or is he? There was never a body. Or something similar. Also when you leave the chair and go to the computer terminal, you find e-mails wich makes you believe Reznov is still alive and changed his name to John Trent.
6:37 That is just untrue. Movies like Enemy at the Gates might make you think that was true, but if that was the case Moscow would have fallen 1941. Every Red Army Soldier was given at least a Mosin and ammo. You can't win a war, not even a Battle, if your troops are serverly underequipped. Seriosly I get every critic of the Soviet and Stalinist System, but there are too many lies about the heroic Soldiers of the Red Army that beat the Nazis. One for example that blocking detachments of the NKVD shot on retreating Soldiers at the battle of Stalingrad. Never happened. It's funny because this Myth often times goes hand in hand with the equipment myth because realisticly, if the Army doesn't have enough ammo why waste it on your own troops. If that were really the case, there would have been mass desertion and revolts in the Army. And up until 1942 the Nazis fielded a bigger Army than the USSR. So if these myths were true than the Red Army wouldn't have been capable of defending Leningrad, Moscow or Stalingrad, let alone trap the 6th Army in the City at the Wolga river. Please don't spill disinformation from Nazi Generals (in those specific cases I believe it was Mannstein who wrote about these conditions when he was commander of NATO forces).
An absolute classic masterpiece. Talk about a diamond in the ruff. I played the hell out of this game. All modes. All night. NEED A REMASTER!!!!
Please don't ignore this comment cause I honestly love your content and I want you to hear me out.
I don't know if you haven't heard this before (you probably have.) But the whole one gun two guys thing is a myth, while lack of supplies was a problem, especially during the first year, the soviets weren't that stupid.
I know I might sound like a know it all or a tankie but I'm just not a fan of misinformation. I don't blame you for this since it's been popularized by enemy at the gates and early cod games. I also have a recommendation, there is a Belarusian film made in 1985 about a young partisan in eastern Europe during WW2 that I highly recommend you check out, just don't eat anything the director likely never even heard of the word censorship.
The idea the Russians didn't have enough guns during WW2 is..uh...kinda made up. Yeah, they lost 20 million people. But the idea they didn't have enough Mosin Nagants is...ludicrous. The Mosin is one-of, maybe even *the,* most widely-produced rifle in human history.
Ps:good to know at 16 I am taller than dragovich. ps ps:this is my 1. 2. mw2 3. black ops 2 .I have said this many times but this will always be my favorite cod game it was the first one I ever played and I loved it from the beginning and I know I logged over 100 hours on the campaign alone just replaying this beautiful and amazingly crafted and in depth game well about as much as a checkpoint fps game can be and I know most of my love for this game is me missing playing it and pure sentiment but it was awesome especially for being my first shooter ever before that it was games like Minecraft for reference I am turning 16 in three weeks.
21:18 See that onion, we're gonna peel it. 🤪
the whole mass charge of unarmed soldiers bit is not really from history, more from movies. the Soviet army wasn't the best equipped of the war at the beginning but they did turn that around pretty well by the mid to late war. the Germans were way worse at the supply thing honestly. also, its a nitpick but 14 million "Russians" the 26 million was for the whole of the Soviet Union and WAAAAY too often people forget the horrors done to the Belarusians and Ukrainians and everyone else. 1 in 4 Belarussians were killed in WW2.
"US history sucks and is more biased than me trying to find wins for Halo 4" is some great writing. US history in grade school and high school sucks. Spend waayyyyy too much time on pre-civil war stuff, and then jump through the last century as fast as possible so that you don't have time to ask questions and you only learn about all the 'great' things the US has done
6:50 That's a myth invented by Enemy at the Gates and shown in CoD 1. Russian weaponry was cheap as fuck to produce. It'd be cheaper to build a house out of Mosin Nagant rifles than actual materials.
In a few parts Mason sort of sounded like Jake Sully!
Such as when you were first walking into DC.
Can you make a (Everything GREAT about Terraria) video? it’s honestly a great game and I would love to see your opinion on it.
Hey GamingWins, do u think you could do the Force Unleashed duology? I think that they're extremely underrated SW games.
6:42 Over 20 million Soviets, not russians. And the whole ¨they didnt have enough weapons¨ is a myth, the soviets lacked anything but weapons.
Also the ¨send their men in lines¨ is also a myth.
I hate to be the one to tell you but the whole "Soviet soldiers had to pick up weapons of dead comrades" is just propaganda from Hollywood and oddly enough COD
when i was like 7 and didnt know english i accidentally selected veteran difficulty because i thought that would be my looking during the playthrough.
good times. man
Videos about all the MW games and BO2 would be great!!! as they are the only COD campaigns which actually are stories
My first time playing the campaign I didn't notice Resnov teleporting mostly because of world at wars veteran campaign I was so happy at the time to have Resnov as a companion I just let it blind me
The comment on accurate gun sounds is actually incorrect. Not being a douche. But for world at war treyarch went to the range and shot every single gun in the game every way you could shoot it. So by far the most accurate gun sounds in the franchise goes to WaW.
24:07 The Team America theme song would’ve worked too…
🎵“AMERICA!!! FUCK YEAH!!! COMIN AGAIN TO SAVE THE MOTHER FUCKIN DAY YEAH!!!”🎵
I remember playing the hell out of black ops mp and zombies back in middle school. Good times
I loved this video man i also grew up with BO1 as my first ever COD game so im glad to see you cover it! And yes i would absolutely love for you to cover zombies whenever you talk about treyarchs games tysm for this video and im excited for the next one! :3
As soon as you said, Zombies... I subscribed. I AIN'T MISSING THAT VIDEO.
@GamingWins, Great video, Loved it, but can you do a sonic game (like unleashed, it has one of the best stories in the series)
6:14 wtf. Gary Oldman played Reznov. Wow. You learn something new everyday.
please consider doing cod: black ops cold war! i absolutely love it and the campaign in particular is amazing!
There’s a very subtle, very small detail that I absolutely love that many people seem to just skip. In Operation 40, when you shoot “Castro”, you can aim at his body on the bed and see that the crosshairs are still red, and not white. This signifies that Castro was still alive, and this confirms it at the end of the mission.
please do black ops 2! It's literally my favorite game, I would really appreciate it!
If there is one thing to add, I love the inclusion of the soldier that falls off the platform in the blackbird mission in the pawntakespawn promotion leading up to BOCW, you never thought such a small and minor character would be brought back a whole decade later to promote the next game
Holy crap your only 21? i turn 21 in september, you sound way older,
Knowing yourube, he's going to get a strike for putting a swastika in the vid
As a man who is named Mason, I get it I know the numbers, I fuckin know!
"Punished him severely" was that an oversimplified reference?
What makes the cold war an amazing setting too is just about everyone knows someone who lived in that time period. Just by being a time far enough away it's history but also close enough you know people who lived in that era adds a whole other feeling to the game.
I'm almost 40 and at the time of this game I was in my mid 20's and still in think this is one of the most brilliant art pieces. My first cod was mw2 and the emotions I felt were strong as I was a military recruiter and you think about the people you enlist and what they may go through but this was just a genius story.
I’d like to see ‘Call of Duty: World at War’ next!
12:27 this mission was my favorite out the entire game, because you can get a secret Thundergun.
I really was hoping he was going to talk about zombies.
Was that a over simplified reference? 15:04
LMAOOOOO I was thinking the same thing.
This just goes to show how out of tune Activision is with its community, this shows that the fans would love an ultimate Call of Duty type of game. Honestly, we've recently started playing Call of Duty Mobile and it was fun but also addicting. The fact that it was a Call of Duty with maps and weapons from across all Call of Duty's, I honestly think its the way they should go especially since they're so negligent towards Multiplayer now in favour of Warzone.
Very enjoyable thanks for the amazing video
Do you think u can do infamous second son that is a great game
The interactive intro screen was a one off in call of duty history. It’s so loving that they took the time to suggest that the player would want to break out of his restrains, so they took the time to program that in along with a fun terminal to explore. Brilliant from the very moment you start this game.
His mother punished him severely.
Oversimplified
The black ops series was always a series I loved (excluding 3 and 4), and I was so happy when I picked up Black Ops: Cold War. That was the first time in a long time I had enjoyed a call of duty game. Though I will say I did enjoy Advanced Warfare, however the first couple of black ops and World at War, were definitely my favourites.