pin of shame!

I hope this is sarcasm

What.

@@celeks1703 Delete your comment please :/

@@casaulstickmanh7698 nah thank you

The PS2 COD 2 spinoff, Big Red One, is one of the few WWII games where you fight the Vichy French, which is a faction I hardly see talked about during WWII discussion in general, much less in games

Lol, honestly all the old Cods look the same to me. Just slap WW2 theme and reused German. assets over every new location. It was only until WAW where something unique was seen, being the dark tone, the music and finally a new enemy besides Germans

the COD2 also featured the battle of the hill 400 and the crossing of the rhine

​@@iam4026see my above comment, I believe you also fight the Italians at some point in the campaign too.

@@TacticalBaguette ah yes, I searched the wiki and the Italians are indeed an enemy in COD2: Big Red One

Yeah that's why the black cat mission in WaW was good, while the it was more scripted than the b-17 where you could freely walk around instead being forced to move. The music and sound design really sells it.

It was something straight out of Memphis Belle and there's now a new miniseries Masters Of The Air coming out

That mission is in COD 2 big red one as well, isnt it?

This is one of my favorite things about GRAW 2

​@@GaizazBig Red One was a B-24 but same basic concept

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I think developers would make expansion packs harder because they knew you already played the base game and probably wanted the challenge.

It was def tough but awesome. I struggled beating it on Hard. Believe I beat the second one on Veteran. I’m gonna play 3 next, but haven’t gotten to it yet.

It's still a hard game till now, especially on veteran last russian campaign

i feel like cod games need to go back to that idea of the protagonist or side protagonist just being an average soldier on the front lines

Well, not precisely... past CoD protagonists are still far from the average grunt. Miller in WaW was a Marine raider, and Dimitri survived Stalingrad. Though I get what you mean. Fighting as part of one army instead of behind the lines where you kill everything on your path

@@siegfried2k4 yeah, I think that the special team of badasses protagonist is good, I just think that it should also have a side story where you're just one of a million other soldiers.

@@siegfried2k4 WaW is already part of the problematic direction. So is CoD4 if you think about it. But CoD4 was actually a good game.

If you are implying that WAW is bad then you can 1v1 me on Seelow.​@@unison_moody

The Major Ingram in Classic is UO/3 Ingram's pilot brother.

Remember when Captain Price canonically died?

@@jimzeez I remember the chad thart was Sergeant Waters

@@jimzeez if you're talking about the mission infiltrating the Battleship Tirpitz in disguise, to my knowledge that mission with Price going MIA was before the mission in the Bavarian Alps when the US Paratroopers rescued him from the Chateau and that was how he got wounded was captured and then was taken there.

@StevenCodeBlack nah it happens the other way around. Price is rescued between the dday Pegasus bridge mission and the tirpitz missions. He very much dies

Base Assault is still one of the best gamemodes completely ignored by the franchise or even other "large scale shooters". It's absolutely insane how no one tried to replicate the mode

Closest we ever got was Titan Assault in BF2142. @@FulMetaI

@@FulMetaI BA sadly no longer works with how modern cod is played...

what was BA i love gamemodes like that@@FulMetaI

@@TheOneTheyCallShandy Modern CoD is junk. Give me 64 players on Foy any day of the week.

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what a dream! I hope they remaster this.

uhhhh aksually that's Private Matrin

@@redsgrave2003 Probably to make jokes

And in the first mission when you fall back into the jeep, it basically mimics the mission in the original COD when you drive through the countryside with Sgt. Moody and Private Elder. Only this time, it's Cpl. Riley instead of Private Martin and Ender instead of the Elder

I will redownload UO and double check that once I stop being lazy.

Came here to say this. Glad I'm not the only one who wanted to point it out.

Hey, I don't remember trying to hide it

WHERE!?

My curious ass decided to google it. My eyes hurt now

He's a ph-

@SDK133 That sounds like there's smth bad with that ; )

yeah too bad Infinity Ward had to fuck it up and go back to tiny maps, Grey Matter/Treyarch were always better

servers are still active to this day!

@@4T3hM4kr0nwe’re still active and playing. The RA Real Ones server is absolutely filled to capacity every night.

drooling... they have to remaster it

Yeah, first CoD and movies like enemy at the gate made a lot people truly believe in all of this BS about russians having not enough guns ,ammo and doing just zerg rush at the enemy.

I mean...not having enough guns and bullets for every soldier does make it an unorganized mess.

@@kevinprzy4539 They had enough guns, bullets and gear for every soldier. Soviet factories went brrr.

@@Niektolentak Before 1941 ended, soviets had over 20 000 tanks. The german send 3000 tanks to the eastern front. Soviets could produce such number in few months, so yeah they had means to fight. Also, they got equipment from USA, including tanks, jeeps, ammo etc.

@@Endru85x I think the problem whit enemy of the gate was it was a movie that took place over (historically several year) but in the movie got compressed down to a few weeks same whit the U-boat movie the U-boat does one trip a few month during that time the outlook of the war went from early 1939 where they was almost undisturbed sinking allied ships left and right till the war changed (reality several years in movie about 1 month and 1 deployment). and from what I understand in the early days of the war between Soviet and germany Soviet did have some serius logistic problem. not enouth gun and ammo (was it because the supplies was just not near the front in the hand of the soldier or just did not exist I don´t know) but this is not a problem throughout the whole war just the start and by the time of the stalingrad it was fixed (the problem whit enemy at the gate was that they put the timeline of that movie to late had they called it [city closer to the german border] and put it in the early part of the war when Soviet was still putting securing there pants after getting caught whit them down) the film would been a lot more logical.

While amount of enemies could be absurd at times, UO did not tire me with BS missions like half of british campaign in first Cod, which gave my MoH vibes- a single guy fight tons of germans in the dam, or on Tirpitz ship, which if i remember correctly was destroyed by bombing. Also russian army was shown as actual army not a bunch of zergs rushing at enemy positions.

@@Endru85x My thoughts exactly. Not to mention the Soviet campaign in 1 had levels that gave the British ones a run for its money. After the excellent set piece at Red Square, you're on your own for the latter half of that level and two more, a level in the Stalingrad Sewers and one of the Warsaw levels that had you mostly on your own. The American campaign had its share of espionage levels but they never had you completely alone which is why I have to rank it as my overall favorite campaign of that game. It never reaches the highs of the Soviet campaign but it also never reaches the lows either.

@@Endru85xfunny enough infinity ward was started by all the original cod developers because they did not like working on the Medal of Honor games

That was my favorite game mode, man I really miss it. Every once in awhile I'll try and jump on and see what the servers are like but you never see a full server

There are still servers up with people playing

I was there :)

Agree. Hell when CoD: MW (the original) was in the preview phase they had a bunch of contest on their website and I ended up winning some patches, a hat, a water bottle, and some other trinkets. Nowadays I wouldn't have a chance to win anything due to millions of people entering.

I love that they chose Mark Hamill for the cutscenes as he also stars as one of the main characters in the movie: Big Red One.

Nothing set the mood harder than that moment. Truly terrifying when I played back in the day

The final American and Soviet levels in UO gave 11 year old me PTSD.

When UO was released i was 19, but not gonna lie, they were hard. In russian mission i found a way of just laying under the train and Stuka just destroyed the german tanks. Then it was the matter of surviving the final assault using PPSH :) @@redsgrave2003

uo_vikings_omaha I will never forget.

Why don't you reupload those mods and maps on like moddb or something?

If that's the case, I've never actually noticed it shooting. :(

Not yet. Might do so soon though

Thanks for watchin' :D

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Never tried it. I prolly should tho

@@elmosanchez Would love to see your video on it!

@@elmosanchezIt has tank missions where you can use the MG along with raiding an airfield in one.

@@Peaks209 There is one tank segment where you have to shoot down stukas, so that's something, on the other hand it's got six playable characters

Finest hour is okay compared to the PC port. Probably the most clunky COD title and a lot of its cinematic execution past the first few levels falls flat. Some very questionable design decisions with difficulty spikes as well, such as one of the first British missions decided to spawn you across from two whole MG nests and tens of soldiers coming over a wall at you and expecting you to run across open ground in front of all that to proceed the level. It had growing pains being the first COD on console, and I'm speaking as someone who played at launch.

Remaster's desperately needed, yes

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