Battle Of The Bulge | Call Of Duty WWII (2017) | Realism | RTX 3080 | 4K Ultra 

Imagine being there when it actually happened. The enemy that’s supposed to be in its last days suddenly roaring back to life and going on the offensive. Must’ve been a crazy surprise for the Allies.

‘Realism’ *effortlessly glides across the ground at 20 miles an hour with an ammo box in hand*

Lol, I remember when people were mocking this CoD because of how 'terrible' it was. You don't hear many people saying that after Vanguard. Compared to that game, WWII is a masterpiece in historical storytelling. SHG just hasn't been the same since Glen Schofield left.

Again no HUD flying is something else, this and battlefield. Great quality

One of the best CoD campaigns ever. The story was amazing. When Pearson started losing his mind, it really showed the realism of how WW2 affected people and changed them for the worst. I might even play the campaign again now that I saw this video, it’s one of my favorite CoD campaigns of all time.

One thing I don’t feel that’s properly represented is the trees, they were one of the most deadly parts of the bulge because every time artillery would hit the forest and a tree branch broke it would shatter into small razor sharp twigs that would impale allied forces. And while it might not seem all to bad these twigs that are sharp as a knife and flying at 400 mph they kill as fast as a bullet. But this is something that a lot of games and movies will miss as it isn’t exactly the first thing that would come to mind.

Say what you will about the historical accuracy in this game, but you can't deny that the visual presentation is great and has aged like a fine wine.

once you started running with the ammo box like an astronaut in space realism went out the window

I'm From Pakistan, My Grandfather was in British Army in ww2, he told us stories of winter battles in ww2 and now i can imagine how tough it was at that time..

I never really understood why everyone thought Pierson was losing it after the call for air at the end. Yes it was inside the safe zone but he honestly didnt really have a whole lot of options

WW2 is such a underrated game, I love how they tried new things and I just love the dynamic and the story.

I guess the reason we can sit and play these games is due to sacrifices all those young men and women gave. Both my grandfathers fought in WW2. One was British infantry and the other was a British Commando. They never said much about it other than it was terrifying. They were both 20 when they joined up. God bless them all.

"TAKING EVASIVE MANOUVERES TO AVOID FLACK" *increases altitude slightly*

I remember my grandfather telling me how snow was no obstacle to them in the Ardennes, "We used to just glide over the terrain like it wasn't even there..."

I dont care what anyone says, I loved COD WWII. Its the first game that I've ever done so much on. first, it was the first COD I unlocked a second mastery camo on (diamond snipers), second, it was the first game I got past first prestige, third, it was the first COD I ever pre-ordered and been genuinely hyped for, last but not least, it was the first COD I every grinded and put a lot of time into. I wish it was still being supported and I with servers were still alive, but all good things must come to an end.

I’ll give it to you, you know your way round the sniper! 👌🏼 but the no hud flying is tremendous!

I know this is just a game, but imagine being here, during this. The anxiety, the terror.

I liked the BotB mission. The little bit at the beginning offered a bit of world building and downtime before the German charge we were anticipating would happen

Last great COD with no stupid war zone clogging up my data

I know they're American but my God the friendly fire when playing the P-47 was insane!

Imagine being in a foxhole in the dead of winter and your ammo boy just smokes 6 dudes 150yds out with a bolt action in less than 5 seconds. Lmao

Bro was absolutely STRUGGLING in that dog fight 😂😂

Played this on the PS4 recently just to check out the campaign and I was shocked by how good the graphics were in game. The shadows and lighting are very realistic in the winter/night levels. The story was a little lackluster in parts and some missions too long, but I enjoyed it overall. The online is still really fun too, a lot of variety. I know people complain a lot about DLC, but just the campaign, multiplayer and zombies together probably offered 100 hours of game play alone.

COD WWII is underrated as hell in my opinion. I loved just about everything this game had to offer at its core. It isn’t perfect by any means but I think it gets overlooked too much and deserves to be appreciated.

Such an underrated game and campaign. My favorite COD by far

This is one of my favorite campaigns ever from Call of Duty No campaign in recent years brought you this deep into the game. You actually felt like you were there

Campaign was brilliant. A bit sad they only showed the war from one perspective, but it was still thoroughly enjoyable.

AHHHH yes nothing like historical accuracy like an Enfield during the buldge.....

Great video man, no HUD and very well-rehearsed campaign run, very fun and immersive to watch

Never understood why this game was hated. I really liked it because it gave the same feeling as BF1 did.

The gameplay and graphics are so nice. Cool game

Your sniping was on point Bro! 💯💯💯

Can’t wait for a game where the enemies hide behind cover.

You can really see the inspiration they took from band of brothers

....Bro that first engagement was so clean. Didn't miss a shot. Nice 😎

A US medic at Bastogne was quoted saying about the Germans, "They got us surrounded. The poor bastards." The 101st and Easy company would have held out with or without Patton.

3:13 Love the realism here. Daniel is from the south of America so it makes sense that he would have a little bit of racism, demonstrated by The hesitation in his voice

for someone wining about the cold he sure can move

9:00 that shit is just straight up transformer

Holy hell this guy’s a damn track star. This was a fun campaign even though it played like a Michael Bay movie.

Brings me back to the good days of COD, nice video

One of my favourite campaigns for awhile

WW2 was a battle fought on so many fronts. This game, along with BF1 give depictions of how intense these battles were.

Definitely one of the best campaigns in cod history

Shoots like a real Frederick Zoller

Call of Duty 2 on Pc was my all time favourite first person shooter! All skill, no perks, no red dots. Just pure bolt action fun!

I love how he goes into a full sprint from the fetal position in a WW2 trench in the winter

Last mortar barely hit the ground: "ITS OVER, LETS KEEP ON GOING" For the rest brilliant made imo.

Nice Sniping. I'm going to have to dive back into the Campaign on Series X. I just bought the game for $4.95 lol.

Campaign was one of the best ever, multiplayer was good too just needed more maps and zombies imo was really bad I never got into it, overall it’s one of my favourite cod’s ever

Man I miss this campaign it got way to much hate. Personally one of my favorites

My great uncle was a major in Battle of the Bulge. His son also died December 23th, his son was a p52 mustang captain for the RAF

Bro is walking fast as hell💀

Probably one of the best WW2 campains since the original Medal of Honor and Brothers in Arms games.

Weird choice to go with an early P-47 variant for the escort mission... makes more sense for that plane to either be a later variant or a P-51D

7:07 i love how the air support is the entire United states air force

History’s greatest sniper:

"Taking evasive maneuvers to evade flak" - Proceeds to burn energy climbing straight up then fly straight well within flak range lol.

Damn that part when the cam flew through the B17 waist gunner ports was pretty sick

"i cant feel my hand" thats because im sitting on it" 🤣

This and Infinite Warfare were seriously underrated

I love the planes in this game it give me the chills

Sledgehammer nailed it

I love the realism of sprinting at 20mph while carrying 30lbs in front of you 😂

Almost flys into a friendly bomber god damn

Just finished watching Band of Brothers episode 7: The Breaking Point. And this video is recommended. That works. What a game. Damn.

My grandfather was there, he was in logistics. He would run up ammunition to the front line and go back to get more. He never said much about it except for that it was so cold that the bullets wouldn't fire so they had to pee on them to thaw them out lol.

1. 1:10 to 1:45: Anyone whose been to Bastogne and the Ardennes knows how compact the trees are in the forest are. They aren't large and spaced out like they are in this. They're slim and tall. Also, this forest seem to be modeled off an North American or Southern German mountain forest, not the Ardennes. The Ardennes near Foy and Bastogne are rolling hills; there are not (many) large rock formations every 30 feet. The forest is relatively flat in comparison to most regions in Europe. The developers should have just googled pictures of Bastogne or Bois Jacques Foxholes for inspiration. 3/10. 2. 2:31 to 3:00: The way the character walks across the ice and snow effortlessly is kind of funny watching. Anyone whose ever been in the military and done training in the snow will tell you that walking around like that and not waddling at all is nearly impossible. Especially when carrying boxes of ammo, E-tools, an eight pound rifle and standard infantry loadout. The animation is probably hard to recreate in a video game; rendering that texture to simulate the reality of walking in slush and mud while it's sub zero celsius is probably the last thing developers worry about. 6/10. 3. 4:07 to 4:44: When taking indirect fire, it's standard for a soldiers to immediately drop to the ground and make themselves small as possible, that way shrapnel and debris doesn't wound or kill them. Seeing all the soldiers run about to their foxholes is possible happenstance - but directly goes against training, and could likely happen to inexperienced, cocky, or stupid soldiers. It's kind of silly to hear them yell, "Get your heads down!" as they all sprint around to their foxholes, like which one do you want? To get down? Or to get into the fighting position? 4/10. 4. 0:38, 5:07, 20:35: I'll give these instances brownie points. This is realistic to me. The way to junior soldiers act around the Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) is accurate. A bit of resentment, but will still follow directives - even if with some protest. The way they constantly say, "Yes Sergeant." "No Sergeant." "Sergeant...?" when addressing them is real to me. This shows the soldiers, while not fond of their NCO, still respect his rank and display basic customs and courtesy. Additionally, Corporals are NCOs, and some junior soldiers don't give them enough respect because they're not matured or given the same paygrade as a Sergeant or Staff Sergeant. Often times, Corporals are treated like NCOs by their superiors and simeltaiously like privates and are given constant objection from other junior soldiers - sometimes outright disobedience, so big daddy NCO has to come in and fuck everyone up to get things done. 10/10. 5. 14:45, 17:03: The Browning M1919 Machine Gun has a much high rate of fire, probably around 400-500 rounds per minute. The game's varient is being fired at around 240 rounds a minute in cyclic fire (holding down the trigger until ammo is gone). To give comparison, it's peer, the MG42, fires over 1,000 rounds per minute - making it sounds scary as fuck, but prone to overheating and constant barely changes, even when fired in bursts, but I digress. 6/10. 6. 15:20: Those Shermans breaking cover to move into the middle of the valley seems odd to me, but not unreasonable. Afterall, tanks, especially Shermans, are designed to support infantry in direct fire combat. What seems more unrealistic to me is (at 15:39) the tanks turning their hull a full 90 degrees opposite of the enemy to move, completely exposing their second weakest side. After seeing the first tank get blown up, the other tank commanders *should* realize that the enemy is equipped with anti-armor weapons and should use more caution. Real tank commanders would wait until the threat of anti-tank is gone to push laterally with the forward line of troops. Besdes where they move to is not warranted, and the developers probably just wanted to the tanks to move around to immerse the player. 5/10. 7. 16:25: Again with the tanks. The fact the commander/turrent gunner (can't really tell), isn't ordering the drive to reposition the tank while there is still no enemy armor present baffles me. They know which direction the enemy is facing, why isn't the tank moving their frontal hull to face the direction of known enemy troops? C'mon developers - we all saw Fury (2016) get shit on by armchair and professional historians for armor fallacies and misjudgments. Granted, that's a movie, and this is a video - so realism is the last thing to try and accomplish beyond story and world immersion. It is possible the tanks didn't see the enemy armor until it was too late, but it's off that they would position themselves like that in the first place. 5/10 I get it - it's a video game. But I hope these bullets help illustrate a more realistic vision of what the battle might have looked like, to include some insights on small unit tactics and weaponry. Overall I'd give the mission a D+ ON REALISM. Gameplay looks fun. It's impressive visually but misses the actuality of the landscape, having been to Bastogne, Foy, Clervaux, and Gouvy, it pulled me out. The character interactions feel real; weapons, uniforms, and tanks look realistic, but fall short in how they execute actual combat roles. But like I said, it's a video game. If you're looking to Call of Duty to base your interpretation of war, especially World War 2, correct yourself. Read books, watch documentaries and interviews of veterans, and if you can afford it - travel to these places. Belgium is amazing and rich with history.

Scary to think these were real life events

I just got back from a path of easy company battle field tour, it was fantastic

I have played many cods, and this opinion might be unpopular, but this is by far my favorite call of duty

One hell of a cod campaign and mission

Absolutely amazing campaign

Miền trung trời mưa mà có nồi cari với bánh mì ngồi ăn chung với gia đình thì quá tuyệt vời.❤️

WWII is the best cod game ever I think personally, but that’s just bc I generally just enjoy WW2 themed things…

This was an awesome campaign

Intense combat…excellent!

I loved CoD WW2, Solid Campaign, great multiplayer, even zombies was pretty god till the 3rd DLC. Mad to think the same team that made this, made Vanguard.

This cod is slept on I played the whole campaign that says a lot

Personally prefer WaW 100%, But WWII had some pretty damn good moments too

WW2 was criminally underrated by the community not me though. one of my all time fav cods. i only wish my friends enjoyed it as much as i do and i would have had more enjoyment out of it for sure. The headquarters was amazing and its a shame its not come back to call of duty. the story was also amazing. My only gripe with this game to this day is the lack of NASI flags in the game if you are going to claim historical accuracy it needs to be in the game and if someone is offended oh well that was what happened its the truth

this was one of the best cod campaigns

after playing mw and mw 2 reboot this game feels very stiff.but this was a masterpiece❤‍🔥

I'm going to State a unpopular opinion but I think this is an underrated game and one of the best cods, if compare to Vanguard, this is a unforgettable masterpiece.

The fire rate on that 30 cal is comical...

"Realism". Yeah, quite a realistic portrayal of a damn cyborg running back and forth between the trenches.

My ONE gripe with the campaign on this game was the enemy and yourself not using weapons that were accurate at the time. Like the Germans using PPSH's on the beaches of normandy, or like how you start off with a Lee Enfield sniper rifle in this mission, like, is it that hard to give me a springfield? and to give the germans on normandy an mp40? Killed my immersion.

The campaign in this game was a masterpiece

The whole thing about the battle of the bulge is that the allies could not use airsupport. The entire German offensive depented on it

Actually met a vet from this battle yesterday, gonna have his 100th birthday this april. Real awesome guy that I just had to thank for sending those bastards to hell.

Nothing more scared than a group going for one final offensive

One of my favorite campaigns in COD history

Shot down more of his own bombers than the enemy did.

brotherhood of the dauntless - ardheny episode

such a masterpiece of a campaign i had to complete it twice. I have to play vanguard’s campaign too

How does an American soldier during the battle of the bulge somehow have a Lee Enfield (British rifle) instead of a 1903 Springfield? Really Sledgehammer?🤦🏻‍♂️

loved the campaign on this one

Very impresive, next video please 😍

I loved CoD WW2, so much content and all of it you could earn for free by playing the game. Zombies was a fun twist on the classic zombies, unlike Vanguard. Campaign was actually fun and the multiplayer was a great experience. Sledgehammer could’ve honestly released this game last year with tac sprint under the new engine and called it Vanguard and I’d be perfectly happy

When the map came up I was like wow😮