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We’d be down to check out more Battlefield stories for sure as this was quite well done

Think it was much controversery on the other missions and negative stuff of this game. But yeah this was probably the best one.

There are 0 stories here, there were no Sherman tanks in Berlin, there were Soviet T-34-85 :)

@@aistmorozov4776 but this story isn't set in Berlin?

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Every soldier fights for what they believe in. There is no good or bad, just us and them.

In war There is no such thing as truth. The only thing there is the truth that the government makes.

@@burnitdown5828 there is one truth in war: people are going to fucking die

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How can you be so sure ?

@@Spido68_the_spectator Because he can’t narrate his own story if he’s dead

@@Phloggah he probably wrote stuff as he went, because the last time we hear him narate is like the radio, he could have written the 2 sentences before they got on the blowing bridge

@@Spido68_the_spectator I doubt a tank commander would write about the combat scenario they are currently in

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It was a really well done story 😢

Uptill 2042 sadly lol. Its a damn shame they cut out the campaign to give us a half baked battle royale mode.

@@Orapac-ln5jd the "cinematics" were good tho, we're not Talking about gameplay

@@Orapac-ln5jd At least the short histories before release are good, but sadly we can only see that in paper

Schroder was definitely drinking the kool-aid and we can understand people being sympathetic towards him. But it also seemed the the had hate in his heart and the rhetoric just fueled a part of him that was always there 🤔🤗

The last shot wasn't from Schroeder so we don't know what happened to them, the audio file used is a slightly edited grease gun which are American SMGs, if it was Schroder firing they would have used an mp40 shot

@@LeFisheboi also, Schröder's gun was empty which we can see because of position of his gun's bolt. It's just fascinating how BF 5 got all those details correct

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20 years before, their parents, oncles, cousins or even themselves were fighting on the battlefield of WW1. Such a generation wasted

Thanks for the translations 🙂

The titles were so small and we wanted people to have experience we had watching this even though most will have already seen this 🤗

We just wish they made the subtitles a little bit bigger on the screen haha. Those were the tiniest subtitles ever 😂

agreed!

Sadly, that's the story of humanity brother, not just ww2.

@@ItsLofty101 Aye. I just don't like that people tend to see the world in black and white when the answer is so much more than that.

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Considering situations, i believe every military can act like that. Imagine if your country would have been invaded (especially if you are defending side, like USSR was) and had to fight to the bitter end to survive. Would you question orders then?

This was a well done story so more Battlefield stories we will look into. And appreciate you sharing your perspective serving as an MP in the National Guard and thank you for your service. 🙂

@@troller8680 no one was in the good end at this point of war, everyone was tired, exhausted and just wanted to finish this already, people were desperate and these orders Ser Snipez is talking about are most likely the result of things that happened on WW2, these "regulations" didn't existed back then, they do now for a reason

​@Eclipse PROJECT and because they risked and sacrificed so much and so deep into it, if they give up, everyone death esp those close to them would be for naught which then drives on the endless cycle

I kind of disagree. Because what is ethical or moral differs from person to person. If you’re given a lawful order but ethically disagree with it and refuse even in the US army you will be punished.

i would like to follow-up with a quote from the SW fan film "Days Past" "We did our duty that night and there is *honor* in that!" " *DUTY AND HONOR ARE NOT THE SAME THING!!!* "

The prologue of BFV has the same quote, albeit better in my opinion. "My father once told me a good soldier doesn't think before shooting in war. And I was a good soldier......God help me." Might have screwed up a little of that quote but this was it.

Well Kurtz had that line in the beginning about “did you give him (Schroder) the company line?” But can’t blame Peter because Schroder didn’t always listen to him clearly. Sometimes people only listen to what they want to hear 😢 Feels like Schroder already had hate in his heart at some point

I don’t think Peter died since he is the one telling the story

@@talosvalcoran7001 he didnt u hear only 1 shot and thats from a garrand rifel

@@RZONE2000 the audio clip from the last shot was from a grease SMG, which are American

Appreciate you sharing your perspective with us 🙂

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I mean Schröders plot armor in that scene had to run out at some point too :D

We always will be kooky and crazy 😜🥳

something more along the lines of "as soon as you see your enemy as a fellow man, you are no longer a 'good soldier'"

@@ratcastle8718 I haven't heard it in a while but it still means the same thing

@@the_accident_wasnt_my_fault yup

Good quote either way

Fair point. 🙂

He did survive. The gunshot at the end was from an M3 grease gun, not an MP40

Thanks. The original ones were super tiny and we wanted everyone to be able to enjoy this along with us 🙂

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Yes, young people blindly following the orders of the older behind the curtains

😂 that’s dedication right there 🤗

So, that's why u sent unlimited amounts of T-34's to combat German tanks, lol

@@rooseveltingudam6354 you know what? I'm not stupid. In the game, the allies tanks just like a bunch of stupid. If I were there, I would shoot to track the Tiger and then charge with T34, Our tanks can even doged their AP, because we are faster. That tiger has no chance with a group of 3-10 T34.

@@staliniosifvissarionovich5588 Oh ! So that's why your tanks got lit up pretty easily by German tanks' one shot

@@rooseveltingudam6354 yes, but we can doged them. Or we just charge with massive and then overturn those tigers.

@@staliniosifvissarionovich5588 Yes, T-34's are swift, I agree with that, but how'd a tank dodge a round?? Lmao

Too bad nobody has the balls to do it, this is the first (that I know of)

Also good not to forget the Wehrmacht's role in the Holocaust as well

He pissed us off so much haha. Well done story and characters 🙂

Thanks for sharing that fun fact 😀

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames not a problem, anytime sir😊

We heard 1 has the best 🙂

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All based on awesome requests we get 🙂

KAPITILUREN NEIMALS KAMERADEN :)

Your English is very good and thank you for sharing that with us 🙂

Thanks! 🥳🥳🍾🥂

That’s a silver lining

The subtitles were soooo tiny even at full screen 😂 that’s why it took us awhile to post this video 🤗

Thanks so much for the suggestions, Lexi. And are you in the part of Hawaii that has been dealing with snow 😯🥶

Makes sense 🙂

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Thanks. 🙂

On our request list 😇

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@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Yup this guys spot on. What that is, is the ammunition inside the tank detonating and burning up. The jets of flame escape out of any hole (like where the turret connects to the hull) and any vision port or hatch it can. The rising pressure then will often blow the turret of the chassis.

We have fun hanging out with us 🤗🥳

We have more Battlefield stories to check out for sure 🙂

That’s an incredibly interesting study. Will have to look that one up 🧐🤓

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames You should. I watched a documentary movie about it when I was a teenager in 2005 and it changed my entire worldview. Of course after the study they changed the training regiment by making soldiers shoot at more realistic targets, not bullseyes. Some of the targets would be dummies that splash blood when hit. The drill Sargent would be now closer to you grabbing you by the shoulder instructing you to shoot and kill. They describe it like Pavlov teaching his dogs to react to instructions by hearing a clicker. So they were making these men into killer robots by making them ignore the part of the brain that's preventing them from killing the enemy. Slowly they got that number up from 2% shoot to kill to 98% by the time of the Iraq war. But the brain is a fascinating organ, because they can make you a more effective killer but they can't make you live with the consequences of those killings. So a lot of soldiers started getting PTSD more and more. At the end of the documentary they interview a former British soldier who fought in the Falkland War. This guy looked like a shell of a man, like one of the walking dead, like a ghost of his former self. You have to understand that the British army was a professional army that trained in the new way while their Argentinian adversaries where using raw recruits trained in the old way. Naturally the British ran right through them and won easily. The British vet was saying that his PTSD keeps him up at night, he sees the same images when ever he closes his eyes. When the interviewer asked him what did he see, he responded with "A young Argentinan soldier with his brains laying in his helmet. Because it was so fucking cold you can see the steam coming out". I was shocked. I came into the movie thinking one way and then came out of it thinking the other way. Also it hit me personally. My uncle had PTSD and year by year his body became more and more worn out. He started looking like the British vet. When I last saw him before he died he looked older than his father. I asked my mother what's wrong with him, that I thought grandpa was actually the one coming up the stairs not your brother. She shrugged it off like I was crazy. A year later in 2010 he died in his bed suddenly, one year before his father. The brain is an amazing organ, that's all I'll say.

Good point 🙂

We plan to at some point 🙂

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Sorry for that kind of past for your people, especially your family being part of it Now it's all a returning favor for the Russians in Ukraine Nobody wants to be inhumane or immoral, not even for a right cause if it is one

Idk if the auto translator is activate for other languages , sorry lol 😅 i can tranlate for you.

Thanks for clearing that up for us 🙂