How do you know that and why would they do that? More work for no reason.

​@@zedus4042i think because if the old animation has less frames and they might want it to be meaty.

not the exact sae way, they are slightly different and I'd say much worse somehow

@@audi-71830 yeah, i agree, but the weapons feel a bit more heavy, and i like it. Even though my game bugged out........🙁🙁🙁

Black Ops 1 is one of my favorite games. First game I ever played online. To me Black Ops 1 is more than a game. It's a friend that helped me thru very very hard times and also made a lot of my friends really close. And the memories and fun I still think about on the daily

Every sound of the BO1 1911 is pure ear food

Yeah that 1911 magazine sliding out and back in sfx is just amazing

@@yourarseismine1016 ohhh 😫. It's so badass everytime you reload

Except every reload animation in cod are gabage simple ones (except from IW and the newer games)

That ak reload is one of my favourites of all time, very smooth.

it was even in black ops 3 if you put an extended mag on the kn44

Whenever I think MP40, I either think of CoD's MP40 reload, or Return to Castle Wolfenstein's. Shit always has a way of hyping you up for some reason.

I didn't see anything wrong with the MP40 reload, nothing stood out to me as being mechanically incorrect

MP40 can be reloaded two ways The safe way and the unsafe way Pulling the bolt after inserting the mag is fine if the gun operator doesn't slip up If he does then the gun would fire the first bullet in the chamber and accidentally shoot a friendly Which is why MP40 gets an animation where it gets the bolt locked back first before inserting new mags Same way that MP5 can be reloaded that way but the reasons are much different The mags can't be removed easily if the bolt isn't locked back for MP5

@@guts-141 that's true but that's at least not categorically incorrect like some games for example having a character pull a Thompson drum down out of the gun and insert a new one from the bottom. Plus while that is the safest way to recock the bolt on most open bolt SMGs, things will often be abbreviated in combat in the interest of speed or efficiency. As for the MP5 it doesn't really need the bolt locked back to seat a mag, but with the bolt closed you will definitely need a sharp smack to properly seat the magazine

@@guts-141 Wait I thought it was that mags were difficult to insert with the MP5 if the bolt wasn't locked back.

lmao its either that or the flat textures inside the mag

I don't think they used a new animation for a single gun between cod4 mw and cod8 mw3

​@@salazar778 The only different one is G36C and mp5s

There is a bit of very slight differences not only in the animations, but also in the models. If you watch the Dragunov's section of the video, you can clearly see that some animations and models look better than the others, but it's still the same template. Ironically, some models of the Dragunov from later titles look less better than of previous ones'.

So did smgs. And ars.

It's okay if the next game, maybe even the third one, are more or less the same. But afterwards it's just boring to see the same.

Yup

Yea I'm pretty sure that no game except pre MW2019 CODs reused same animations for like whole decade...

Bro think magazine = cigar💀 (do not lit it on theres gunpowder on the bullets)

BO4 had a MW2 SCAR reload on the ICR.

Still boring to see the exact same.

Yep mee too

I have a funny idea in regards to that: Why not create multiple reload animations for one gun, and then *randomize* which of these animations ends up playing?

@@GearHead36 Cyberpunk 2077 has that

@@skye_music So I've heard. It is a pretty unique detail, right?

I don't think you ever seen the MWII's revolver reload animations. That thing has like F I V E different reload animations changing depending by how many bullets you fired.

That's mainly Treyarch's problem

@@ziomccall4085 I said reloading one at a time, not ejecting the rounds that were fired. The new rounds are still relaoded with a speed loader. Can you not read ?

Laziness. With the amount o budget they have annually, they could put 100 animators to create and finish new animations. But they never cared about diversity and practicality of content.

@@JADEK111 it's more like they only had 2 years to build each game (before sledgehammer came in). And no, 2 years is not a lot of time to make a game without recycling stuff.

To an extent it's fine. But it's being like this for over a decade.

I honestly wish they stuck with the beta reload, why they scrapped it and just reused the MW2019 AK Animations just boggles me. Like why even make the animation and then just scrap it? It makes no sense!

@@Fearsomebeast13 A bunch of people complained during the beta that the game looked worse than MW19 and that the animations sucked

They suck balls

No animation in MWII is exactly the same as in MW19, they either made a completely new animations or at least changed some things in already existing animation.

I get the point of reusing some animations but doing it for almost a decade with yearly releases? That's just too much. Combine that with the same movement and shooting mechanics, same gameplay and graphics and you'll see why every "golden era" CoD felt like a map, gun and campaign expansion pack

Also quite alot of BO3 animations

20 years reusing same assets seems also like a cheap decision making.

tbf BO1/BO2 kind of has an excuse because some of the guns with recycled animations are exclusive to zombies and/or the campaign

Tell this to modern cod fan's how long will we keep having hyper realistic animations for before they return to the proper arcade style of the franchise

Nope. Nothing about fixing a broken thing. This is about changing something that got old and boring faster than the speed of light.