Why?

@@michaellupton335 you sound too young to understand.

Jogo mesmo morreu. É só gráfico. Joga um filme com poucas exigências com cálculos, memória e reflexos como se via por exemplo em "Gun Smok".

Amen brother (not bad for an atheist) Bf 1942, graphics were acceptable, gameplay was mind blowing, music grabbed you by the short n curlies.. Bf Vietnam again was epic in its own way… Original call of duty was one of the best games ever made.. Ww2, no invisible suits, or ray guns etc (bollocks) etc, bf2/3 were amazing, bf 4 started going downhill, Bf1 was actually quite good, but as for COD seriously wt (actual) f Spawn, die, spawn, die, spawn, die Joint operations typhoon rising, remake that and then we’re talking.. That game was so unbelievably good!!! Anyway a shout out from st just, Cornwall, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Bring back “cannon fodder” 💪 Stay strong Ukraine 🇺🇦 xx

BF2 x MW2 OOOOOOFT

For some reason world at war is the only COD game that lets you blow peoples heads off

IKR? It's the EXACT same opening.

How?

@@sniper9786 Because Vanguard is just a sugar coated version of World at War.

And battlefield V as well

Exactly. The difference can be best represented in how the Japanese is about to execute you in WAW while in this game the Japanese soldier just asks if you speak Japanese in English before being rescued lol

😂🤣😂

Nope you guys are just a bunch of angry kids talking trash on every video. I'm pretty sure I saw one of you demanding the game to show the point of view of evil axis, might as well ask to throw some Jews in the camp. What I mean is, no matter where I look, I just see complaints that very often goes off the rail to disguise your inner bullshit. Example; there was the 92th infantry division, but when we talk about history your kind usually pops a vein. You probably think earth is 3k years old and flat.

I missed women and dwarves there. Why aren't there any women or dwarves? I'm sure women and dwarves feel sorry watching this trailer.

@@bumbumqueenelisabethii4858 Hey man, they had women and dwarves there too. They were just allocated to other jobs. The dwarves made all of the black commandos hair picks and grape soda while all the woman made sure they be takin' care of dim brothas when dey come back from da front lines saving ol whitey's ass.

Who gives a flying f_ck Did Black troops suddenly not give their lives in WW2? Play it or don’t. There’s not a single participant of the Pacific Campaign in this comment section. They’re cartoons in a game It’s not a history book

Nah the real OGs have been playing since COD on the pc, watching it on g4tv

@@lokimtg5976 COD 2, rifles only rooms. Where legends were made.

@@lanetomkow6885 see I didn’t get the chance to play cod 1 or 2 but I wish I did. Cod back in the day actually used to be good up till blackops 4 after that it turned to shit

Try before Zombies was ever introduced in Multiplayer😎 Your a little late bro😂✌️

@@JuanMendoza-qd5lm it was only acquired after completion of the campaign I didn’t say it was

Me too. I am way impressed with how the graphics and the shadings are life like. The sound staging of the gunfire are not bad too.

Where have you been the last 30 years?

@@richarddukard8989 HMP Doncaster, HMP Full Sutton, HMP Moorlands, HMP Lindholm and for the last three years five months Home

@@eardwulf785 nice mate

But these aren't good graphics loool the character look like they are made of wax it's so badly made it hurts my eyes i've seen older games much prettier than this if this is the future of gaming graphics then it sucks

Coincidence? I think not. It's ALL about the clicks. It's all a crap-shoot. Because the title of a video means EVERYTHING... expect to be lied to. Mistitling a video should be painful.

Exactly. If I'd known this was CoD I'd have passed. New turd every year, each one worst than the last.

Dam blacks

Gotta go put some black faces so that they can get a good ESG score.

How pathetic and stupid do you have to be to bring racism into a video game😂🤣

So? Lol all of these war games have details fudged.

Who cares?

😆 🤣 lol

LOL THAT MADE ME WAKE MY SLEEPING CAT....I saw that.

You should Despite the aging graphics. It's still a fun game

Как называется

I ain't purchasing another Sledgehammer title They shattered the fans trusts

@@guts-141 Cod has been dead since Call of Duty United Offensive LMAO

@@dannymaple7899 Tell that to Captain Price and Ghost when MWII is released.

The golden age of cod is gone and will never be back, we had a few good years

Can only trust Infinity Ward now

شو اسم العبه رجاء هل تعمل في جهازي

He just had better camo ...

He didn't feel like dying

Plot armor

Yeah i was thinking the same thing lmaos

Right? I think you can fire mg42s at the end of this mission too if I’m not mistaken 🤣 Edit: I just realized it shows the entire mission. My bad! Shows how much I care about this game.

Lmao

Dam to late ….3 months to late

To many tedious chores in Red Dead 2 for me.

たしかに

Black market ;) 🤣

“Most immersive CoD I’ve ever played”

Don't play call of duty because against Islam

@bab ep3 There were actually black units in the Pacific theatre, some were with the Marines in the island campaigns and in the Philippines too

From which cod is it please ?

They did that in World At War and that was the 1st Marine Division or Old Breed, They also were in the Korean War too

black soldiers fought in all the major theaters and fought with distinction.

@@john861 Maybe the non American one's, can you tell me which Black American Military Unit fought on which theater? Aside from the Tuskegees.

@@shawnallanwebb7084 Doris Miller, a Navy mess attendant, was the first African-American recipient of the Navy Cross, awarded for his actions during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Miller had voluntarily manned an anti-aircraft gun and fired at the Japanese aircraft, despite having no prior training in the weapon's use. On April 14, 1943, Joseph C. Jenkins became the first African-American commissioned officer in the United States Coast Guard. He was joined first by Clarence Samuels on August 31, 1943, and then by Harvey C. Russell Jr. in February 1944.[73] In March 1944, the Golden Thirteen became the Navy's first African-American commissioned officers. Samuel L. Gravely, Jr. became a commissioned officer the same year; he would later be the first African American to command a US warship, and the first to be an admiral. The Port Chicago disaster on July 17, 1944, was an explosion of about 2,000 tons of ammunition as it was being loaded onto ships by black Navy sailors under pressure from their white officers to hurry. The explosion in Northern California killed 320 military and civilian workers, most of them black. It led a month later to the Port Chicago Mutiny, the only case of a full military trial for mutiny in the history of the U.S. Navy against 50 African-American sailors who refused to continue loading ammunition under the same dangerous conditions. The trial was observed by the then young lawyer Thurgood Marshall and ended in conviction of all of the defendants. The trial was immediately and later criticized for not abiding by the applicable laws on mutiny, and it became influential in the discussion of desegregation.[74] During World War II, African-American soldiers served in all fields of service. In the midst of the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, General Eisenhower was severely short of replacement troops for existing all-white companies. Consequently, he made the decision to allow 2000 black servicemen volunteers to serve in segregated platoons under the command of white lieutenants to replenish these companies.[75] These platoons would serve with distinction and, according to an Army survey in the summer of 1945, 84% were ranked "very well" and 16% were ranked "fairly well". No black platoon received a ranking of "poor" by those white officers or white soldiers that fought with them. These platoons were often subject to racist treatment by white military units in occupied Germany and were quickly sent back to their old segregated units after the end of hostilities in Germany. Despite their protests, these brave African-American soldiers ended the war in their old non-combat service units. Though largely forgotten after the war, the temporary experiment with black combat troops proved a success - a small, but important step toward permanent integration during the Korean War.[76][77] A total of 708 African Americans were killed in combat during World War II.[78] In 1945, Frederick C. Branch became the first African-American United States Marine Corps officer. A blue plaque commemorating the contribution of African-American soldiers based in Wales during World War II was installed by the Nubian Jak Community Trust at RAF Carew Cheriton on the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, June 6, 2019.[79][80][81]

@@callsignshulei229 lol no blacks barely barely fought on the front lines. They certainly didn't carry out rescue missions lol

@@jamesmallard8815 especially the 93rd infantry which is portrayed in this video... they were used construction and security of camps and headquarters

The 93rd lost a grand total of 12 men in combat. The Army's racist policies kept black soldiers out of combat for the most part. The 93rd was mostly used for security purposes.

Some of them served along side the King's African Rifles during the reconquest of Burma.

Is this from the Singleplayer Campaign ?

@@lukii6770 yes, single

@@BALAK-666 thank you appreciate the Answer

@@lukii6770 It's the fifth mission (of nine), called Numa Numa Trail.

thank you appreciated

Yea, “hope there’s grits in heaven”

Please god no

Lol nooo. Burn it! Burn it all

They did, it's called "Hell Let Loose."

You cannot be serious....!!?? Referencing Hell let loose together with COD... that just wrong

If you get shot shot in real life, in a real war, there is no chance to restart the game, it's game over, forever.

@@Alex-gn9px Correct. Imagine a game, where you only get ONE chance. No mulligan. No medkit. No ammo laying around when you're out. No heads-up on nearby enemies. And it's wired into your brain, where you experience TRUE fear, REAL pain. I would truly respect any gamer who could gut that out. But... it's just a game. Not to be taken seriously. And it's really cool to watch. I would love to play it, but I'm God awful at these games. I wouldn't last 5 minutes. You gotta know what you're doing. Kudos to the people that design them. The graphics are SO realistic. Kinda wish they made an Indiana Jones type of game, where you have to solve puzzles and figure out clues & such. The last game I played was Zelda, Ocarina of Time. Loved it. Breathe of the Wild is a cool game, too. But, it's so involved. I really don't care for the shoot 'em up type. Seems like most games are like that. I like the kinda games where you can roam, and solve problems. Anything like that available?

In real-life combat is hiding behind cover 90% of the time so you survive - but that's not fun for video games... it's fun to get out in the open and light em up!

Yeah. Yup

They were there in support roles. Not their fault they weren’t allowed to fight. Still, new generations should be told the truth and not what some people wish were true.

@@reegyreegz I have 3 gaming pcs, ps1, ps2, ps3, ps4, ps4 pro and a switch. But I have kids.

Vanguard and ghost were your favorite cods? Literally the two most hated cods in the franchise.

Really? Post a link please, I'm very curious. I didn't even think they hardly had any submachine guns available, just bolt action rifles, light machine guns, and heavy machine guns.

@@kylemas2005 it’s a goof 😂

why would you be getting your history taught to you by video games

@@leftenantthunder guarantee that this pc stuff is being taught in schools to appease the left wing. Kids these days are bieng taught about women in the trenches of WW1 and other modern day culture that didn't exist back then inserted into historical events and taught as fact. Historical revisionist

@@leftenantthunder because it a game about a historic event??

@@brianlundy7878 theres plenty of media about historical events that isnt perfectly accurate. Inglorius Basterds for example

You noticed it too. Scarlet Johansson as Shaka Zulu cumming to a theater near you!

yes, its their Japanese pitch accent.

Yes and that wasn't until 1948

November last year. This is Call of Duty: Vanguard and the level is called Numa Numa Trail.

Like the United States did with black history right? Yep I get what ya mean

I always felt like censored violence was just a way to make violence more appealing and approachable for all ages.. which it shouldn’t be It should educate people how impactful violence is and why we shouldn’t replicate it. That’s why I like the Last of Us

They use these war games as a modern way to influence people to join the military before they know what they’re getting into It also helps people normalize and condone the idea of war while never questioning who we’re fighting and why. It sounds silly but movies help condone and normalize our society and way of life as well.

You realize these are arcade fps shooters right? War isn't fun or cool, doesn't mean video games have to be the same.

@@luisprado7107 I never said that. I just think games should shock, horrify and gross people out the same way real life violence does instead of glorifying and sugar coating it for children. It’d be more realistic and educational instead of dissociated “fun” violence. There’s a reason why nowadays the military uses call of duty at recruitment booths like they did at my high school. It’s to get kids attention but its kinda manipulates and warps the idea of war while making it seem more fun and approachable for children. FPS games were created originally as a form of space and military training and simulation so I don’t know if they’re necessarily “arcade games” Whether intentional or not, these games nowadays influence a lot of people to join the military while making a lot people overlook and not question alot of things about it

Sabe p nome do jg?

You should google how Japanese soldiers treat chinese,korean,Philippines and ailled prisoners in ww2，hope u are not having nightmares😅

I've spoke to many WW2 and Korean War veterans and some didn't like the Carbine too much because it would an entire mag to kill an enemy combatant, Also this is 1943 and most units during that time were indeed mostly carrying M1s but Carbines did come into use then.