No Melee Weapons or BFV Pre-oder weapons. No easter egg reload except for MG 08/18 wow such a clickbait lolol This may be my best and my favorite video of all time Also the term ''Submachine gun'' was never used in WW1. It was either ''Maschinenpistole''(German) or ''pistolet-mitrailleur''(French) Well the french still calls the SMG ''pistolet-mitrailleur'' but actual term ''SMG'' was used after Thompson released his Thompson M1921. Special Thanks to Clokr, Dimyu3 and 2 other people for their account.
Bro the peacekeeper was such a pain to unlock. Literally spent an entire week learning Morse code by myself and playing musical floor tiles while trying not to scream. I now have PTSD that triggers whenever I hear Morse code
@@Immafraid the game is immersive, and like he said, they put in thought and care, even though the guns were made in single digits. Along with you being able to use ALL of them WITHOUT optical sights, because there was always a factory variant of the gun in-game.
@@Immafraid Single-digit guns and interwar guns aren't a bad thing. You're never gonna get another opportunity to spotlight weapons like that, and it still fits roughly into the setting. CoD Black Ops did a similar thing, including guns from the 70s to 90s despite the game taking place in the 60s. It can work if it's done well.
The Mars Pistol had a few variants that accepted .45 short cartridges and a long .45 cartridge. However, the gun ether way was unpleasant to fire, and everyone who test fired the MARS pistol did not want anything to do with it again.
Webley wanted Gabett-Fairfax (creator of the Mars) to decrease both its complexity and power due to this reason. He essentially told them to fuck right off, and his deal with Webley was dissolved, which sealed the fate of the Mars becoming mainstream.
Some people say that they're disappointed that most of this game's weapons are not 100% period correct or that these guns are mostly prototypes. I say, screw them. It's much more interesting to see what these countries tried to develop during that time. Also, nice job our beloved rooftop Korean.
Agreed, at least battlefield 1 didnt do ridiculous reload like cod ww2 did. Battlefield 1 still respect the weapon by getting it (mostly)right. They don't give an extended mag to a bolt action rifle, load a clip into a sniper that has a scope ontop of it or load a 10 bullet of smle in one clip.
Interesting facts: Suppressors were available since 1902, and the 10-A shotgun was supposed to be the successor of the M1897, with the only real difference being that it ejected its shells from the loading slot on the bottom so that it could be more reliable in the trenches. Otherwise, it only had a 5 round tube and could also slam fire. Also, it is theoretically possible to pop out the Mosin's clip while stripping them into the gun, but in practice it rarely happens.
About the 1897, the Model 10 was Remington’s competitor to the Winchester, with its main improvement being the sealed reciever versus the Winchester’s exposed hammer and bolt. Not a successor, but a competitor. Winchester’s response was the Model 1912, which is basically an 1897 with a bolt that now does not extend out of the receiver, and an internal hammer. I have one, it’s slick. It does not eject downwards like the Remington, however. The Model 10 would later evolve into the highly successful and venerable Ithaca 37.
I've always loved this game for portraying the weapons as accurately as they possibly could. The details applied to these weapons are just incredible. Keep up the good work!
I just love how they added these interesting prototype weapons that you couldn't even see through Google or RU-vid. It wasn't a sarcasm, that is why I love COD WW2 or this game.
Oh, I love this game. The animations are a tad robotic here and there, but all around they’re terrific, they sounds are great and the weapons are satisfying
Man I love vintage weapons so much. Back when people were still trying to figure out practicality in the face of visual style creativity. (chef's kiss)
Another minor error from the uploader: the Auto 5's bolt release is actually correctly pressed to insert a fresh shell in the magazine after the shotgun's magazine has been emptied. The frames between 13:22 and 13:23 correctly show the action done by the player's character. Unfortunately, this is only done for the first shell. Another side-note for the Auto 5: it could be speed loaded by actually loading a shell directly into the magazine and the bolt will immediately load it in the chamber. This feature was added much later, starting predominantly from the late 1953, early 1954. LE: At 6:00 - Not necessarily, the bolt of the C96 can also be released by pulling the hammer down which actually locks the bolt slide in place. This is true for striper clips that weren't originally made by Mauser. At 22:34, the Madsen MG was originally depicted in-game as being closed bolt and being capable of having 30+1 rounds with the one in the chamber. This was fixed in a patch and now the weapon correctly has 30 rounds in the chamber, as it is an open-bolt gun. 28:27 - The player loads a 5-rounds stripper clip in the Gewehr 98, although the weapon still has one round in the chamber. Also, the empty stripper clip can be automatically ejected when closing the bolt(this was a feature implemented in all Mauser rifles), although there is nothing wrong with the player flicking the stripper clip away. Ironically, this feature is correctly implemented for the M1903 Springfield bolt action rifle, which indigo-copied Mauser's action design and actually had to pay royalties for the german manufacturer. All of the Tanker/Pilot semi auto carbines/pistol carbines are also available to the Support class. Considering the clip was made in 2021 and the last major update for the game was during the fall of 2018, this video has a bit of inaccuracies as well.
Oh man hearing the rack of the Model 10A puts shivers down my spine. If y’all were around for the start of BF1 you know my pain. You can also get the M1903 Springfield stand alone as a scout and switching the Fire Mode on the 1903 Experimental Pedersen device. It’ll remove the device and leave you with the 1903 basic. I use it all the time when I play period accurate as the Americans
It has a different K bullet animation. Also forgot to mention that the vanilla M1903 reused the model of 1903 Experimental since there is a ejection port located in the left.
36:05 The player doesn’t cycle the bolt in this reload, they only move it forward enough to pull it back, because pulling the bolt back with enough force causes the transporter to rise. In an empty reload they do cycle the bolt, as doing that causes the round in the magazine to be pushed out onto the transporter. Also in the non-empty reloads, the player ejects the live round in the chamber so they end up loading one extra round to compensate.
Ever heard of the original Battlefield games? Because if not, then you've certainly did NOT play every Battlefield game, sorry to break your illusion, mate.
Well this game was in development for years while cold war was developed in a little over a year bf1 devs bad a lot more time to perfect every little detail
Even as a hardcore player of both of these games, I’m surprised your comparing the two. Battlefield will always beat CoD, at least in quality. CoD usually has better campaigns tho.
I think the prototypes makes this game times more interesting and fun . I love seeing all the weird systems countries came with, even if the gun wasn’t used, 2 of them were made or didn’t exist at the time(technically the thompson 1919 fits because the game is set in ww1 and russian revolution). This is the reason i love cod ww2 as well, sure sounds are what they are and models/fire rates aren’t accurate but i loved to see all these obscure weapons.
I dont even see point of talking about 'this fits in this timeline' because that gun is AMERICAN, and its a prototype. also this game is just a fun run and gun game, not a game like verdun or tannenberg in the first place
5:48 bolt can be locked back due bolts cutout for the hammer. And thats why when clip removed it don't return forward for itself. When C-96 firing bolt moves so fast and stops only by mag follower. When you manualy slide it back bolt stops by hammers tension in cutout. I'm so sorry for my bad english.
As the madlad in Gamespot's video said: I dont actually care about using these prototypes in the game much often, it is really great because they are now known
There’s one extra hidden weapon in the game. In custom games settings, if you restrict primaries and only have secondaries, yet equip the K Bullets, you will be given a sawn off Russian 1895 that shoots them.
10:36 I may be wrong on this, but I believe the Webley-Fosbery was purchasable by officers prior to WW1. I don't know how many(If any) would've made it to WW1, but it's possible.
0:33 Actually it's restricted to Vehicles and the Support Class, same as the other weapons in the Vehicle operator kits except for the Frommer Stop Auto and the Sawn Off, which are instead given to the Assault and are available in the Back to Basics... Dispite Shotguns and Automatic weapons being banned in that game type.
Oh man I loved this game. I still remember my favorite weapon, the Lebel Model 1886. This bitch had most ridiculous reloading in the game it didn’t make any sense and it was awesome
@@spacefisher1427 Maybe try using the server browser? You can hop in on weekends at night. On SA (xbox) there's just one active server But when on weekends you can play on 5 or 6, not a lot but at least you can play
One thing that should’ve been pointed out is how the M1903 Springfield is the only weapon to have a magazine cutoff for single feeding. I legit didn’t know about that until Tim from Military Arms Channel did a video on the Springfield, so I had to see if BF1 pulled that off. Sadly it was just for the K bullets and not for the standard ammo 😪.
The Modello 1915 (or Beretta M1915) pistol can be seen only in this game as it is the rarest pistol to be seen in other video games. That pistol is my favourite one.
I have only one problem to mention: 6:27. Look closely and you will understand. Ok ok, I will tell it. The bolt is closed and the bullets which the player inserts clip through the closed bolt.
Yes, I remember him. He was always saying in Tigerfield's video that he sucks and PC Gaming Videos is the best and insulting other people, mainly me and Oscar Francisco, like every time. Then me and Oscar Francisco reported him and RU-vid banned his channel. So that's why he is salty with me.
Regarding the lack of trigger discipline in some weapons: This is WW1. Trigger discipline were not practiced by every gun user at that period of time. Hence it is deliberate.
Little clarification The 6.5x52mm italian round should all be named Carcano Ordinanza Italiana (for all italian rounds, like the 10.35x20mm for the Bodeo) The MAB1918 had the Monogrillo and Bigrillo vatiants, Monogrillo being the one in game which was only semi automatic, the more common one was the fully automatic Bigrillo (two triggers), shorter and without the folding bayonet, also the italian 9mm rounds are the 9x19mm Glisenti
Something interesting that I noticed is that the right charging handler for the Villar Perosa doesn’t reciprocate while the left one does. Plus, when you were tap during, it looked like the left barrel was firing yet the player reloaded both barrels. Then again, it isn’t even the real Villar Perosa so whatevs :p Also, MP18 never had the ability to use bayonets but it makes sense in the game to have it as an option.
There are weapons that they haven't showcased by Hectorlo and Tigerfield. But you nailed it! Good job and Congratulations bro! I'm looking forward for the next gun showcase. But I would suggest Battlefield 5 for WW2.😁
Just a quick correction, the C93 is available for all classes, not just Support EDIT: Also, a detachable magazine did exist for the Model 8 in the form of the Model 81 police rifle, which I've heard was post-WW1 tho.
I always come back to the older reload and gun videos from older battlefields and wonder: What the hell happened to BF2042??? Just glad I didn't buy it.
19:25 BAR didn't have a foregrip back then, and also it has the wrong sights. The BAR in WWI had roughly the same rear aperture sights of the 1917 Enfield.
I don't think the Benét-Mercie was ever adopted by the French - though it was by the U.S., to supplant the 1904 pattern Maxim - so I believe the rounds it uses are .30-06. The lack of a thick, distinctive rim on the modeled cartridges would suggest so.
Uh... What's there to remaster? It's like 5 years old, still looks modern and all. Graphics haven't advdanced _that_ much. Say, 2000 to 2005 was a *massive* jump in comparison.
