Hey everyone, there's a soft rebooted video of this map! If you want to check it out, here's the link to watch it once again. In full HD60fps!!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g89xY6mD0r_Ue3U.html

>they are not expected to survive >lagging

My great uncle fought at Verdun. He was a private in a Zouave regiment, was made a corporal for successfully leading his company to assault the enemy trench after their officer was killed. This was at Fort Douaumont. Later in the war he was made a sergent and awarded the Military Medal for successfully making the liaison for his regiment during an attack on German trenches near Vaux (if you have been at Douaumont and Vaux, it is hard to imagine what it must have been to run from one fort to the other during the war). He was wounded on his arm during the operation but made it back to the front soon after. In November 1917 Sergent Julien Roy was killed leading his men for an assault on Hill 304 in Samogneux, not far from Verdun. He was 23 years old. As a civilian he was a clerk, he left his parents, 2 brothers (one would be killed during WW2) and 3 sisters. He rests in Samogneux, a couple of graveyards away from a young soldier whom, 10 years later, would have been his brother-in-law. His portrait is still in my room to this day ...

Battlefield V: Oh this game looks pretty cool, but the screams get kinda annoying after a while. Battlefield 1: I've seen things no man should've...

My great grandfather was a German soldier in WWI and he got awarded the Iron Cross.

This game portrays WW1 combat so well that my history professor used clips of gameplay in his classes.

13:23 - 13:55: "He killed 4 men in that wing before he went down, armed with nothing but a pistol, a handful of grenades, and a mace. "He charged into that wing bellowing something about 'leave without me' before he left. He threw a frag at the door he fled through, instantly killing one. "After that, he managed to sneak behind one poor Frenchman who was guarding the door away from him. Poor fucker didn't even see him coming. Broke his leg. Mutilated his face. "He did the same thing to two others, one of whom he traded shots with using his pistol before he caved in his skull. it wasn't until after French reinforcements arrive before he was taken down. "You can say whatever you want about him. You could say he was suicidal. You could say he was a mad man. You could say he was a soldier. You could say he was a Hero. "I believe he did all of that because he just wanted to live."

15:40 nobody's going to talk about this?

For every one life you lose on that field, you save the lives of another dozen never forget who you fight with, but also who you fight against, for both Are man

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11:58 Just imagine how this poor German Flammenwerfer guy felt when out of nowhere there was a french guy charging at him from behind. Imagine he was just replenishing his Flammenwerfer behind his German troops who already cleared out the fort and now were capturing the flag. Then, unexpectedly, there was one French soldier charging behind him from inside the fort and stabbed the bayonet into his armored chest... Imagine his fear that pop up into his relieved mind after the fort was captured, when that one French soldier charged him with a bayonet... Even all his(French soldier) friends were all dead and he was the only one left in the fort, he still looking for vengeance for his fallen brothers instead of running away... And in that chances, Ein deutscher Flammenwerfer was standing there unguarded and was just refilling his flammenwerfer at the entrance of the fort...

0:52 "The Bombardement is over! We will no longer wait! Destroy this fortress and hoist on their flag, our flag! Forward!!

My Great Uncle fought in the battle of Verdun from October to December 1916 in the French 99th Infantry regiment. We was stationed in the Eix sector. He was killed in action on June 10, 1917 at Chemin Des Dames during a counter attack.

12:00 it was at that moment Stefan knew, he fucked up

When 1% of Battlefield 1's community play by the era but 99% doesnt.

RIP the Vetter Brothers :(

Its funny... I just came back from Fort Vaux and, well, I can see a huge difference. The Fort de Vaux map does not look the same than the actual Fort. Apparently, both Fort de Vaux and Douaumont was the most heavily bombarded areas in the war. The Fort now has hills laying on the sides of the fort, rusted barbed wire that are still visible to this day and a lot more of differences. "The land will heal itself, just like everything does in the end." -Battlefield 1, 2016

Finally! We get to see the Germans point of view in this. Good job, and keep up the good work!

The game is so realistic even the characters are slipping and struggling to run on mud

What a waste of human life...

10:38 Fire 11:30 More fire 13:50 Whack

My great grandfather fought in the Italian army as an Alpine, he came into the war in 1916, when he turned 18. In 1917 at Caporetto he was wounded in the head with a mortar shell and he passed out, falling in the mud under the rain. When he woke up he was in an Austr-Ungarian field camp and he was a prisoner until the end of the war, then he was released. He did many things during ww2 and he succeeded in surviving to both

Every time I see a black German I scratch my head

why are these videos so addicting?

These have to be private games lol. No battlefield one server has this much unity. Keep up the good work.

My great uncle Morgan fought in the jungles of Tahiti with Dutch's Marauders. My other uncle was wounded in Armadillo and suffered from lumago ever since.

Love how you used realistic weapons and tactics I'm tired of seeing "realistic videos" where the players use smgs and mg standing up :/

In war there is no good guy or bad guy Germany was fighting for their reasons much Like France Britain Russia etc so WW1 was not Germany's fault Mainly Austria but Germany took the blame I'm sorry for my great grandfather who served in the army as he fought for the fatherland much love and respect 🇺🇸🇩🇪

Stefan and Finn Vetter Brothers and honorable Soldiers of the German Army may they rest in peace

1:36 a german soldier who is a fucking tie fighter Soldier from the future

sad to think that with that many people dead they just become another number but really they had a family a wife a brother that they spent thier entire life with and then bang there dead all those happy memories gone from one of humanity inventions gone because other men were forced to kill other men I am pissed at humanity now

You're videos speak of how high Battlefields audio is, seconded only by its fantastic visuals. And how the 2 work beautifully together to really make you feel like you there.

"The war to end all wars" more like the war to start another war

My Great Great Grandfather was Austrian and he survived the Alps, I have his feldmütze because his Berndorfer helmet was put on his grave cross And me and me dad have the shako that he wore early war (shakos were then issued to only Hungarians in the army later on

what i find really cool is how you play in one life, starting from one spawn, then the next life you run the same path, not knowing someone went that same way, only to die. idk why i find that so cool

0:50 The bombardement it's over... we won't wait any longer. Let's destroy this fort and put our flag in the roof. Forward!

7:53 wassup?

I've been in Vaux. It's far more claustrophobic than the game shows. When you walk the hallways and corridors you only can think" I want to get out!" And that's without anyone shooting at me... Places to visit in Verdun: the Verdun fortress in the city is a museum. The fort Vaux , the fort of Douaumont and the Douaumont Ossuary. The museum at Fleury. And much, much more. Nowadays you are allowed to walk the forests and find all the trenches were they were left back then.... But beware of unexploded ordnance, literally everywhere you look, you'll find unexploded stuff. In the sixties it was forbidden to go into the forests and signs " Danger de Mort" (lethal danger) hung everywhere. The signs are gone but the explosives not...

My Grandfather was Giuseppe Caglieresi, an Italian worker who had to fight for the country. My father told me some of his stories and one is like "we were 250 or so before the assault, after failing it we came back to our lines in 26." Lately for what I've been able to find he was wounded in the Bainsizza Plain, Second Isonzo Battle in 1916. He was in the trench or in a hole in the no man's land, a shell hit the soldiers next to him where there were some of his friend, he found two of them wounded but alive, he carried them back to the main Italian line through the crossfire between Austrians and Italians. Was wounded and awarded with the Croce al Merito di Guerra (Cross for Valor in War). Lately some high rank officer put him in office instead of reassign him back to his regiment. Afer the war he opened a gun shop in my town, one of the best at the time. He loved life, women and hunting. Always in a good manner. I know that he talked a bit about war but wasn't able too much, for the tears and pain of what he have seen. We, as European have the responsibility to not making it happen again. "War does not determine who is right, just who is left" Soldato Giuseppe Caglieresi, PRESENTE!

in a war who you're fighting against is an enemy. But if you put away the uniform and the weapon he became your brother....-totally by me edit: you should've name the flame trooper Hans for the sake of the meme .-.

Stefan vetter got a brutal death

Thank you for these videos! I've been playing with no HUD for 2 days and it's the most fun i had, i think it even improves my attention to detail and takes me out of my comfort zone of shooting a little red dot and getting an undeserved kill

That opening speech is so awesome.

Damn I love the education valor that you put into your films. That show us that you really care about your videos. I love those kind of gameplays so keep it up mate.

1:42 "Somebody once told me the world will gonna roll me..."

I really love how you made this video! Keep it up! I visited Verdun when I was like idk 10. I went inside Fort Douaumont and honestly with the damp walls, the cold atmosphere and the complete darkness I really don't know how the French could keep fighting in these conditions. Then I went to Samogneux, just imagine the loss of people's home, thousands of people lost everything, husband, brothers and their home. The Battle of Verdun, for me, is the most deadliest, brutal, cruel battle in history. "The world and our view of it was changed forever. Families were changed not only by those they lost but by those who returned." -Battlefield 1, 2016

What follows is Frontline Lag war. You are not expected to connect.

Your videos always are worth time watching.

1:42 this man later on was reincarnated in a swamp and became a legendary meme.

12:01... those last moments... damn...

One of my ancestor fought close to Verdun, took part at the recapture of Deaumont at the end of 1916. He did survive.

Stefan Vetter is just lucky his flame thrower doesn't magically hurt fellow German soldiers, or else he would have fried more friendlies and enemies.

I remember one time I was playing this map and while I was walking down a hallway, 6-7 German soldiers came rounding the corner and shot me to hell. The way some of them kneel-slided around the corner made this so memorable.

At one point I only played BF1 with no hud. It's a little harder to navigate the map knowing which objectives are where but it makes you better and it helped me to the point where I could easily spot what country a soldier was for basically instantly(this mattered because I play hardcore servers) even from a distance. Plus it's very immersive that way.

1:37-1:38 Dammit, gets me everytime.

Well done man this is your best video yet!

This style of videos are amazing and very very addictive Looks like a movie Great Job man

u just got a subscriber, since my teacher accepting this video for my report I hope to see you making historical and action bf1 vids ;)

That music in the background and no hud shows how war is brutal, and even sometimes worthless. RIP all people who fought for their country, for freedom, for they way home and people who had to fought in other armies like polish men im russian, prussian and austrio hungarian armies.

I think I'm addicted to these videos of yours. Please make more.

This is exactly what I desire in KZfaq: a good compelling video made by a creator who engages in conversation with his viewers. I hate to be cliché, but you deserve more subs. And props to you for citing your clip sources,

Honestly you should be thanking all of your grandfathers, imagine the hell they’ve been in especially in the revolutionary war where soldiers bravely ran through waves of cannons flying past them. It always makes me wonder if we’ll ever get to meet them after death

Karl Rohrmann: killed two people with a shovel, and charged into fortifications with a Luger....

Flamethrower section is a pure panic. Just you, with weapon. Your breath rhythm your life as same as enemy scream to the dead, queued to met his maker. Or better yet. That your breath might be the last. Haunting beautifulz

Legit keep making these dude. They're freaking tense.

In war is NOT determined who is Win AND right, But war is determined WHO IS LEFT

Wow that was fantastic. You really captured a war like feel with this. Might I offer two points of constructive criticism though? The age of these soldiers when you show their deaths. I'm seeing late 20's and mid 30's by the math I'm doing. Keep in mind the young were the ones that really fought all this, so people like 18-25 made up a massive amount of people. Of course older ones did too, but the real tragic feeling of playing that first camping mission is just seeing how young they really were when you died. The 2nd criticism would be how fast you advance the text. I feel at some parts (like updating when pushing into the fort and the ending bit) the text advanced too quick, and that it would be more powerful if you let it linger for a few seconds longer as the somber music sits in. Just my two cents. Aside from that, I heavily enjoyed it, and I hope you keep making more of these. You've got a subscriber.

One of your best videos next to the Peronne clip. Keep up the good work, very cool/interesting

Hats off to mr Holger Schreck, young man fought bravely,may god rest his soul.

4:37 *insert Wilhelm scream*

I hope Finn and Stefan.... will have a *Vetter* life in heaven

This game does a fantastic job of showing the brutality of war, especially that of WWI. No cheezy dialogue, no melodramatic music, no glorification of the horrors of battle.

This game is just incredible. I have no words for real.

I can't believe you kill me with a pistol, but I am not angry, you're just doing your duty.

1:37 Yeeeeeeuuuuuhhhh

Dude, this is fucking awesome!! I'd love to see more of these style videos, this was well done (other then the lag, but that wasn't necessarily your fault.) Subbed

Thank - you . heart-breaking survival for a few more minutes

5:19 They actually use the trench shovel as a weapon instead of an unwieldy bayonet on a rifle just like the actual war.

I feel like I’m in Verdun, fighting. For my life. God damnit. I’m gonna cry

Amazing new found footage. RIP

I like the eery feel of this. I wasn't there but I'm pretty sure they got the chaos of war correct in this. Weldone BF1

14:15 hey, that me!

I would LOVE to see a remake of Verdun on this game engine

On this map I loved being medic with a shotgun primary. I didn't even focus on killing the enemy just healing and revives and still would wreck people, it's amazing. I do the same on Metro on BF4, nothing but heals and revives with a shotgun primary for blasting anyone trying to stop me from doing so and popping smoke down the stairs in between all that.

“They are not expected to survive.” ABSOLUTE CHILLS

This game really showed the horrors of WW1 so well!

4:45 teleports Infront of you... "ITS FREE REAL ESTATE"

Very neat. Not much information on him, but my great grandfather served in WWI as some of the Colonial troops that the French enlisted from Vietnam (French Indochina). As far as I know, he was in the Champagne region

I like how in battlefield , you change soldier every time he dies .

I have a lot of beef against BF1 compared to Verdun (unrealistic mechanics and sounds, supersoldiers, weird weapons, historical inaccuracy), but I have to give them one thing. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. All the craters, trenches, mud, procedural terrain destruction... that is really good.

In the first world war machine guns were usually stationary and the majority of the soldiers used bolt action so the sight of all these machine guns in a ww1 game is historically inaccurate

Finn vetter should've been awarded the highest honors for fighting with just a mace, a pistol, and a few grenades. A true madlad

My Great great granddad was killed in France half an hour before the treaty came into effect, and my great grandad died in Auschwitz as a PoW, while my great grandma was accused of being a Resistance spy and shot in Occupied France, my great granduncle was the only one who survived but shot himself in 1958, and most of the family on my dad's side got bombed during the war.

Dude I love that map me and my friend played that and the whole server was charging into he bunker it wad crazy and alot of bodies every where.

1:42 Schreck is love, Schreck is life

I'm glad you learned history.

Both of my great grandfathers fought in the Great War. One of them was Spanish and he was on the British side, and the other one was an Italian living in Argentina (I'm Argentinean by the way) He came back to Italy to fight and defend his country. My Spanish great grandfather was a pilot, and, if the histories that my family told me are true, he died fighting with Germans. He stayed behind to buy some time to his fellow soldiers, he used his last breath to try to save his friends. I mean, killing is not something to be proud about, but... I really think he was an authentic hero. By the other side, my other great grandfather managed to destroy 7 tanks and he actually came back home as a hero too. Sadly, my family just have their histories, but, not photos of them. I would love to see how they looked back in the day. To all the men who fought in WWI, doesn't matter their side, i say, rest in peace. Y'all earned it. Edit: By the way, if my english is not that good, i'm sorry. As i said before, i'm from Argentina. I can understand english, but when it comes to actually communicating, it's kinda hard for me.

15:39 WTF is that.

I've been playing BF1 since release and never tried it with no HUD. I might try that out today.

Nicely done! Good work!👍