Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 vs Battlefield 5 - Attention to Detail Comparison ukposts.info/have/v-deo/a5R2iX-kp7Ccs2g.html

Imagine comparing a latest game with details to a game thats been out for more than 4 yrs but still has better details than COD itselfs lol...battlefield 1 was way ahead amd was made with passion with bf 3 and 4

2016 vs 2021 and battlefield 1 still miles ahead let that sink in

This is the moment in gaming history that the crew that created BF1 need to come together again and make a new game. It would be right on time and is much needed

The shell casings actually make many different noises in BF1 depending on where you are standing such as water, concrete, or wood. At the end of the day BF1 has hundreds of details, sounds, and behind the scenes things than any game has ever had.

Fun Fact: The US snipers in BF1 do actually keep both eyes open when aiming, since it was part of the US Army sniper training to be able to aim while having a full FOV around you. Edit: Another benefit is that it limits the strain on the snipers aiming eye, which is quite important if your job is *to see bad guys*

BF1 wins. Simple. It's the most detailed BF game ever to date and is the most detailed fps (I suppose lol). Edit: I think I forgot to mention that by "the most detailed FPS game" I actually meant details around the maps and similar stuff.

My final assesment is that while Vanguard does have a few details that are actually kinda nice (peeking, shells bouncing off the walls, a few others here and there), BF1 easily knocks Vanguard out of the room, and it's not even close. And I'm being very generous by giving Vanguard those few points

The attention to detail in bf1 is absolutely insane sometimes. Such a phenomenal game. I also heard that they had the voices for the soldiers in game lift heavy objects before doing their voices to simulate fatigue.

I grew up with CoD but damn, they couldn't even come close to a game that is already 5 years old. Also I remember doing the stealth missions in MW2 on split screen. We were crawling through the snow to evade the Russian soldiers and be really tactical. After killing a lonely enemy you could hear metallic noises of the empty shells getting ejected from our guns. While doing a tactical reload our characters yelled **I'M EMPTY; RELOADING!** or some shit like that, it was so stupid hahahha

Bf1 has one of the best atmospheres I've seen in a while

So basically, Vanguard does some details better, while Battlefield 1 does everything else better.

10:22 fun fact! that detail actually makes vanguard less accurate. In both world wars, soldiers weren't trained to save ammo like that such a thing, if I'm not mistaken, was only developed in the 80s

In BF1 if you shoot the enemy's neck or throat there's an animation holding their neck

3:15 Sound of the shell dropping changes depends on the environment. For example when you're standing at concrete floor, it will make the sound of shell bouncing off the concrete floor, and in water it'll make a plop sound so it's kinda false.

Bf1 has British Empire, French Republic, German Empire, Tsarist Russia, USSR, Ottoman Empire, Austro Hungary, Italian Kingdom and USA as playable factions and they all have complete sets of uniforms, voice lines and intros. Cod Vanguard had my team and enemy team and don't even let you play as Axis side. I think it is more than clear who wins

8:06 such a funny detail how every headshot we commited, the hat always transform to a helmet only to confirm the headshot

Even EA Games still shock how they did this game. They never could add a milestone after BF1. Still best game ever.

Imagine being compared to a 2016 game that is better made than one taken out in 2021.

Three details: 1: You can even hear raindrops falling on the shells if you listen closely 2: You can throw grenades back in bf1 3: And for reloading, look at the m1912 repetierpistole, he saves the bullets left Also take a look at the peacekeeper, there are different animations for every reload, Also when you have only one bullet left in a bolt action, it will in some rifles take out the one bullet so he can reload with a stripper clip, whereas he would reload with single bullets if there is more than one bullet

5:30 you can reload guns in battlefield 1 too but it depends on which gun. Some rifles have this option.

To be fair it is realistic for soldiers to dump ammo in ww1, and sometimes in ww2. In cod you play as modern day airsoft players roleplaying Wolfenstine

5:27 I understand the sin but another sin that should’ve been for vanguard is the fact that you tactically reload every single weapon in the game as if you’re some special forces member in 2020

I think it’s funny how years ago, in World at War getting a headshot in multiplayer would take the whole head off.

You can also "trip" on those shells in BF1. If you go prone, and try getting up shortly after. You'll hear a *clang* *clang*, and you'll be forced back into prone. If you mash buttons like I do, hitting the jump button you'll recover almost seemlessly. But this is true, with the action I described anywhere, it's more noticable when you are being supressed or actively taking damage.

i like how bf1 is booth a destrutive playground(?) and a good fps shooter

The last Battlefield game that was made with passion & how DICE core members tried their best to win EA's trust on BF1 since using WW1 as the main setting was never implemented much in many shooter games before judging on how limited potential & fun factor it can be.. but long story short, they successfully created this masterpiece.

As a completely biased Battlefield fan, especially that BF1 is my favorite one, i still have to admit that we should not compare CoD and Battlefield too much. Models, sounds, effects of explosion are fine but we have to remember that CoD is more arcade game And for much smaller maps the destruction seen in Battlefield could be too much. CoD always was a smaller scale game. explosion crater in middle of a map could change a lot in CoD but in BF it's almost no difference in such huge maps

I feel like bf1 was a passion project from dice. So much love was poured into this game. This game was amazing.

0:15 no bf1 didn’t need this detail. Get too close the soldier is like “you wot m8”

Battlefield 1 will forever be a masterpiece of a game

It's impressive how many details I never consciously noticed; but also that every one goes into making the whole experience as high quality as it is in bf1. Even when you don't notice something is there, you know when it's missing.

5:33 the reload cycle of the battlefield series of games is more accurate to real life because you want to be able to see how you're loading your gun, if you reload the gun like how it is shown in Vanguard you may accidentally put the magazine in wrong, either upside down or backwards

Battlefield 1 is better in everything, change my mind.

BF1 is in a league of it's own, it's legendary!!

battlefield 1 has so much detail that they detailed a nose and ears

Just because you see people keep their rifle “shouldered” while reloading doesn’t mean they’re aiming. Aiming and reloading instead of getting cover/concealment is an insanely ludicrous thing to do. As an earlier comment pointed out, BF1 is an older game no doubt, it still somehow pummels vanguard in the ground

battlefield one was one of my favorite shooters period, such a great game, and years older than vanguard

i love how a 5 year old game looks miles better than a game that's just come out.

2:06 in bf1, shells come immediately with a powder charge, which is why they explode, and in the vanguard are simple blanks without a powder charge. Even if these are land mines, the bullet will not penetrate a thick layer of metal and will not detonate the projectile. So I didn't notice any mistakes here. Or maybe the developer is lazy just)

3:44 is the most scripted looking swing I have ever seen.

Can u explain how a 5 yr old game looks better, has more things happening and has way larger maps than the last cod release?

Even more interesting in BF1 is how the light also moves when the lamp is moving

0:43 "Why is this guy throwing dynamite into his smoke grenades? We're going to lose the match."

The last good battlefield game and I still play it to this day. It warms my heart still seeing full lobbies ❤

3:20 COD shells were hitting two different types of material. BF1 they were hitting the wall and floor made from the same ceramic tile. Point remans though there are some differences, good and bad from both sides.

BF1 was so good even EA can't improve over it yet, hope that next bf being developed by the same guys of BF1

Short answer: *Battlefield 1 is better*

I was playing BFV the other day when a FlakPanzer was shooting at a friendly tank at an angle. I had never realized this, but half of the rounds would bounce off the tank, but the impressive part is that they would then explode mid air after bouncing off of the tank, that's some crazy cool ballistics and certainly looked sick. I'll never not be impressed by Battlefield games (2042 exempt)

9:25 i think you mean vanguard but what's the point. vanguard might as well be an expansion pack of warzone by this point.

I never noticed these details but they make me appreciate battlefield 1 so much more

Ive always found CoD games to be very static and lifeless when it comes to the maps. Weak physics/no physics at all, no destruction, poor effects and details etc... This video proves my point once again.

It’s honestly sad to see a game from 2022 be wrecked by a game from 2016. I still play BF1 to this day and it’s still fun. Vanguard is already dead while BF1 is still goin strong.

I have been playing bf1 for years at this point and haven’t noticed like 80% of these things

HOLY CRAP! I've never seeing that cartilage detail before!

I remember when the ww2 veterans would come to the school and tell us about when they stormed the beaches of Normandy with m1 garands with a drum mag, yellow ring sight, and M1928 compensator

There are many FPS games that I played, but BF1 is the game that I played the most, EVER. I still play it almost everyday. COD, on the other hand, for me, the last one that I really liked was Modern Warfare. The other CODs that I like are COD2 and WaW. But none are like BF1.

as a battlefield player I love the detail in vanguard where the player puts the gun away when you come too close that's so amazing

Debo decir que gracias a que la vegetación con movimiento dinámico en el mapa con el cuerpo de los jugadores muchas veces me a dado ideas de donde se encuentra escondido el campero, realmente muchos de los detalles son increíbles y siempre es de agradecer que los programadores consideran agregarlos al juego final por que le da calidad de vida al juego

10:21 You could've said BF1 mostly has guns that don't save ammo but some guns do like the LMG's that Cycle Ammo back onto the open drum and even the MLE pistol has them save the Ammo.

I love how BF1 is more detailed than a ‘brand new top notch game’

3:16 In Battlefield 1, the sound of bullet casings falling to the ground varies depending on the terrain. But There is no sound hitting the wall. 8:59 I can't remember what the Vanguard campaign was like. But in World War 2 campaign If you hit the head There were details in which the character's hat or helmet was blown off. Details and systems such as the reloading motion of Vanguard's guns are not suitable for World War II. It's from Warzone's system. For example, the act of loading two magazines in one hand or holding a pistol with both hands (it is correct to hold a pistol with one hand in WWI or WWII) is close to modern warfare rather than WWII. Details and systems such as the reloading motion of Vanguard's guns are not suitable for World War II. It's from Warzone's system.

7:30 a mimir

11:06 You can see the frustration in the chat when hes asking his friend to aim

I like that battlefield 1 manages to keep this level of detail while still being fun to play, it manages to stay somewhat accurate even though it's not sandstorm or post scriptum.

Blowing craters in the ground is the funnest thing to do in Battlefield

Bf1 still better

4:23 damn, when you break it, it sounds like you killed a character in Lego

My favorite detail is, the behavior of the Soldier, when a grenade lands nearby. This is incredible for the immersion just like the soldiers talking to each other, after surviving an explosion like "Are you fine soldier ?"

Battlefield One is fucking legendary. Dice will never make a game like that again. Once in a lifetime type of game.

6:45 you can throw back a grenade in BF1, in ps4 you use the square button. The effect is like the grenade gets kicked away from you

Comparing BF1 and vanguard is like comparing a new born baby in a fighting ring to Mike Tyson

At 8:00 green on the Sherman is just absolutely cursed like I have seen real Sherman’s and they are dark green

That detail on the wall boucing shells on Vanguard is pretty cool but insufficient to beat those BF1 and BFV (yes BFV is insane in terms of details, wee bit less for immersion unfortunately...)

Great video likes always keep up the amazing work I love watching your content.

one big thing that bf1 has (not entirely sure on vanguard or maybe it is not even applicable as a comparison if the equivalent docent exist in vanguard: in bf1 clip size matters, if you reload a bolt action rifle that has say 5 bullets shot, the soldier will use a speed loader to load 5 bullets immediately if only like 3 bullets are used, the soldier will open the bolt, and load three individual shells in instead.

As much care and attention as DICE put into their animations, taking a single shot at the ground and the gun *instantly* becoming caked in mud is so funny to me. It reminds me of the Companions quest line in Skyrim where you watch a werewolf fill a basin with its blood and it goes from empty one frame, to full of completely static blood the next 😄

In CoD .. multiplayer you can't expect Big attention to details because they focus MP on gameplay but In Campaign you'll find good attention to details.

Vanguard's a slap in the face to actual history

In BF1 you take less damage from explosives the closer you are to the ground. Also there’s a form of stop, drop, and roll in BF1 if you just lay down while on fire to stop the burning effect.

Also Theres no “My Team” and “Enemy Team” this vid really showed how much dice cared about bf1

5:37 is not true for all guns in BF1, for example use the Ross Mk III infantry and you can ADS and reload at the same time. So this fact is not true at all

6:35 in real life, it is actually a terrible idea to throw back grenades as they tend to have short fuses so realisticly, bf1 technically won there.

At least CoD WW2 has those details like muddy weapons and enemy helmets off when they got headshotted. What happened to Vanguard?

Weapons in WW1 where mostly designed to throw empty shells up or down, so thats why you only hear the bullet hit the floor and not the walls. Depending on where you are shooting from, that being inside or outside, on the mud or in water, you can clearly hear a difference to what environment you are fighting in

8:30 falling helmet on headshots.. even very old Call Of Duty 2 have that animation~ shame on vanguard

I love COD, but sometimes it would be nice if it would have a lot more details to certain things 🤷🏼

I see no one talking about Easter eggs so I will. Battlefield 1 had some cool ass Easter eggs!! There were unique weapons and skins to unlock, as well as dog tags! God the amount of detail given to them was incredible. I can’t even remember a single mw2019 or Cold War Easter egg. Or vanguard

I actually feel like the reason, that aone Features like throwing back grenades or not being able to reload while aimimg is actually kind of a Detail aswell. The first World war was a war, which brought New weapons and other Maschines of death and destruction, people have never seen before. Obviously, they wouldn't be accustomed to reloading New guns. Also a lot of the soldiers were boys and young men, who never touched a gun in their life nor ever saw a battlefield and, when they saw a Grenade, you would instictivly would run away instead of grapping it and chugging it away. I might be wrong about this whole thing but in my mind, it makes sense.

BF 1 focuses on environment and realism, vanguard focuses on combat, not realism.

BF1 was ahead of it's time when it came out. Pure brilliance

I think the best example for bullet saving in BF1 are the Howdah Pistol, the Sawed Off Shotgun and the Model 1900 Shotgun

Nowadays people don’t understand two things. One is how to make good game and two is how to release a full game. Bf1 was a game that mixed the realism and gameplay together fluidly making two strong points when playing the game. the run and gun and shoot and the beautiful cinematic moments. No matter what your gonna get dopamine from somewhere. If you were new bf1 you would still have fun in the chaotic environment with too many maps and if you were good the game would reward you for that in understanding simple movement and gunplay. On top of that not making the ceiling too high in order to not make a single person ungodly. Just a mix of smart decisions and fuck it we ball would be good enough to keep you alive. Some people will say “but how would they make money” I’ll be honest cosmetic are cool but can suck my balls due to the overall gain ratio as In. The only gain you get in the “oh I get a cool skin” how will that effect my gameplay (unless you a roze skin from wz) But no they released slowly 4 dlc maps new weapons, new Big dick energy weapon pick ups. Last dlc was shit but STILL the first thee were fire. From all of that they still ended up making as much as 120 dollars if everyone bought every thing. Vanguards can suck my balls nothing about it was good people would be divided into 3 categories 1 you bought the game for WARZONE weapons 2 your just a cod fan that buys every cod 3 your a idiot cause I know you didn’t buy cod for the realism or zombies.

El battlefield 1 sigue siendo un juegazo ya a sus 6 años de salida

The fact that few will ever consciously notice the difference is why they cut these details. But the fact that you notice them unconsciously is why BF1 "feels" real, because everything is ultimately a series of details, the more you cut out the less is left to get the ideas across.

Bro the sound effect of stepping on broken ice sound like Lego Star Wars where you put building blocks together

The thing about dumping your mag when it's empty is only a thing that came around recently because this may be a little bit of a shock but, back then magazines were expensive, hence why stipper clips exist as they provided a fast but cheap way to reload your rifle If you are a soldier in ww2 and you go into combat with say a submachine gun and you have 4 full magazines and in combat 2 of them run dry so you drop them, when you come back you will have to explain to your CO why you dropped them because they aren't exactly easy to replace, especially if the smg you have happens to be a PPSH-41 as the magazines for that gun were made so stupidly that some mags would only fit into some guns but not others, so if you drop them it can be incredibly hard to find a new one that works with your weapon

No puedo creer que se ven mejor detallados los soldados de battlefield 1 que de vanguard jaja y eso q es un juego más actual

My favorite pistol in Battlefield 1 is the Mars. It was the first attempt at a I think .45. It had problems that made it not too popular. Many of them had to do with the fact it was a .45

3:27 I don't know how DICE missed adding that detail after seeing all the other high attention to details