COD WW2 is DEFINITELY one of the Games Ever Made 

"Why does SHE get to break the glass?" You traded abilities. You get to kick over tables for cover (formerly an NPC move), she gets to break glass (formerly a player move). Not a fair trade, in my opinion.

WWII was going for the authentic World War 2 experience, where soldiers had to press x within 3 seconds in order to not die. Just like how my grandpappy told me it was like.

"The Call of Duty franchise is just one giant smart reuse of assets" The "smart" part is debatable.

Still can’t believe how eerily quiet the D-Day mission is. You’d think that one of the bloodiest operations of the Western Front would be extremely loud and chaotic, but not in CoD WWII lol

It's still PROBABLY more historically accurate than Vanguard.

5:27 "That would be a Remarque-able strategy" Damn, shoutout to the three people that watched this video who have read All Quiet On The Western Front.

oboeshoes joking about playing capture the flag with the kid nearly made me choke on a chip, then reminded me that Bioshock 2 had a multiplayer mode where you can play capture the flag with a Little Sister.

It is definitely a game. One of the games I own.

CoD WW2 seems pretty good until you realize that enemies constantly respawn and won't stop until you push up, but you can't because 10 grenades are thrown at you every 2 seconds and every single enemy knows where you are and is only aiming for you so as soon as you even try to move 24 enemies have already begun shooting at you. But it's got Josh Duhamel and he looks so good in that uniform so 10/10 game. Edit: I should mention I've only ever played the game on Veteran, and have done so multiple times, so my comment is about that difficulty.

Actually this is the best game in existence! The thing you were shooting that looked like a piano was actually an organ. So it is 100% accurate that it doesn’t make a sound. Any other game might habe made a piano sound. But not this masterpiece! This just showcases how brilliantly the developers got even such small details right! I expected more attention to detail from your reviews. Disappointing.

"It's surprising the Germans lost WWII honestly they had the best gun in the game", that's perhaps the best line of dialogue I've ever heard in my life on so many levels

All the guns sound like you're shaking a tin can with a few dimes in it. Glad to see they brought that back as a throwback in Vanguard for all the hardcore CoD: WW2 fans. Classic Sledgehammer audio design.

Very upset not to see oboe laughing at the train crash scene. I was in hysterics at how excessive it was

Remember when in some missions in cod 2 you actually had to work hard t stop enemy advancing or they could actually enter the building you’re in and overwelm you, or you could go around hard points and flank them. Or how there wasn’t a fucking animation and cinematic that could be interrupted by enemies shooting you so you had a lot of trouble just killing one tank- Anyways I’m playing cod 2 again

The train scene is arguably the funniest scene in any game I’ve ever seen, its so out of place, its so Michael bay, honestly the way the train just keeps on going with random parts just flying around I literally cried of laughter and stopped playing after that scene because it was that bad

Cod WW2 was the game. The characters were in the game, the setting was there, the immersion was… and the cutscenes were filmed! Jokes aside, the Cutscene graphics were godly

I absolutely lost it at the "Remarque-able" pun at 5:29! Keep up the great work sir.

Pretty sure oboe's ideology is that every cod without a snowmobile is terrible.

Love you videos bro. At the end of a rough day it really makes me feel better to watch and laugh.

This game kinda took COD full circle when you think about it. Saving Private Ryan inspired people to make Medal of Honor, and the creators of that eventually moved onto COD as Infinity Ward and kept making most of the more popular COD games. Saving Private Ryan inspiring another game seems like it completes this weird circle.

This campaign was so underrated in my opinion

3:48 that ign impression was spot on 😂

As someone who has played the older World War II call of duty games, I quite enjoyed World War II‘s campaign. It reminded me the movie saving Private Ryan and a bit of band of Brothers. It felt great seeing a modern World War II game and I personally enjoyed the game however. I didn’t play the multiplayer that much so I really have no say other than I had fun using the kar 98 and getting headshots. I think this game is underrated in my opinion but I do wish loot boxes did not exist in the game.

I can't believe they named a World War after a Call of Duty game

I actually really enjoyed WW2’s campaign

My new favorite line form oboeshoesgames I almost got turn in to a Mexican pizza form taco bell at 2:27

"We do have this Call of Duty movie. You have to push a couple buttons every now and then while you're watching it, but it's really not much"

“Am I blind? Why did they clear me for service?” He says as he hits a headshot using his steam controller

5:11 YES you brought back my favorite joke :^))))

The cunning Desert Fox, Rommel employed the ultimate gambit to evade Patton: cosplay as a US infantryman in Germany

0:23 the boat fucking explodes and later people run out of the boat like nothing happened

5:18 "You guys only exist to give me ammo for the friendly guns"

That was the most accurate mockery of IGN I've ever heard.

It certainly was one of the games ever made. 👌🏻

My theory: Sledgehammer was making a futuristic cod, but then they saw the backlash IW got and had to switch gears so quickly because they were the ones releasing cod that year. The end result is this, a game ever made.

17 to 18 seconds in an you can see the jank. Man literally teleports onto the body. That might be a record for how fast anyone has encountered jank in a game that's meant to be "polished".

We really just need a WaW styled Cod with a MW engine. Cold War gave off the same vibe with Black Ops 1 in the campaign it can be done with WaW

"COD Franchise is just one giant smart reuse of assets" So funny yet so true

I actually really enjoyed ww2 multiplayer. Played with my lil sister most the time but yea.

I remember beating the campaign on the hardest difficulty best time of my life

I worked QA on this game. Imagine playing it 12 hours a day 5-7days a week for months... I haven't really played any COD since

Multiplayer was actually kinda decent on this one. Nowhere near to MW 2019 when it came out, but it was alright. Played a couple dozen hours online. It was fine. Single Player games have been tacked on since Ghosts. Last CoD campaign that you can tell they hired real writers and good voice acting was like black ops 2.

Something it really deserves credit for, are the gory visuals. In the trenches I shot a Nazi's head off with an MP40, and it was so gnarly looking I had to take a screenshot and send it to my friends. The detail in those gory areas were very, very impressive.

My favorite part is where we won the battle against the Germans and the orchestral music swelled, as if to say, congratulations, the history is safe. You’ve stopped Wolfenstein: Youngblood from happening.

As I was watching you play this, I slowly remembered that I actually played this. Thats how memorable it is.

0:55 "why did they clear me for service" then just casually shoots a man right between the eyes

5:28 Smart jokes like that are why I subscribe to oboeshoesgames and oboeshoestwos

“It’s funny how the Germans lost WW2 they had the best gun in the game”

That Capture the Flag thing actually sounds like a good idea, I'm surprised no game has come up with this.

COD WWII just felt like a 6/10 game the whole way through with how safe Sledgehammer played it. The campaign was fine but it didn't do anything special that any other WWII game or movie didn't already do before and better. The multiplayer fundamentally felt like IW without jetpacks, which was okay but nothing special (although some of the maps and the division system were unbelievably bad until they were patched months after launch). The zombies mode was... good. Overall this game wasn't great or terrible, it was just painfully okay.

I absolutely lost it at the "Remarque-able" pun at 5:29! Keep up the great work sir.

5:05 They have. It’s called Gears of War’s capture the leader.

AT least WW2 was somewhat memorable with its Band of Brothers-like campaign. Unlike Vanguard.

The ac:ah warwolf and guts part got me cracking up

Props to the opening scene for having Germans with PPSh 41s. That’s not a joke either; most of the units on that sector of the Atlantic Wall had come from the Eastern Front, and so had large numbers of Soviet weapons. I’ve been to Normandy, and the Falaise Pocket museum has the receiver of a PPSh that was abandoned in the Pocket.

You know it’s bad when Oboe says Vanguard has a better Train level than WW2

Bro didnt show the train wreck scene, sickest cutscene on the game

That Spy sabotage mission was dope though.

The orwagon trail. Wagon Age: Oregons.

Overshoes gaming the only gaming vids you can hear the word kerning

This games multiplayer slapped, underrated

I kinda like the bringing health back and buddy system in the campaign. I feel like it could be used a bit more in CoD games because AI allies feel like they do nothing and only kill enemies in scripted scenes.

“Mom get the camera…..for the war crimes”

I'd love to see him play the Brothers in Arms games

At every cutscene area I’d throw a shit ton of smoke bombs before hand so the important scene was just a bunch of smoke and everyone talking. Chaos

My favourite absolutely was the neverending crashing train

This was a great Inglourious Basterds ad. Time to rewatch it again.

Dude reading the title really helped me out because before I didn't know cod ww2 was one of the games ever made

Finally, someone who understands the value of train levels.

unpopular opinion this was my favorite cod campaign

another banger from oboe

certainly the game of all time

Ya know, it's funny. I actually think the "walk around and don't shoot" missions in CoD games tend to be the most interesting simply because you are finally doing something different. Are they the best implemented? Not often, but with 10 hours of mowing down NPCs, a little subterfuge break is appreciated.

I can't believe this is one of the games ever made

why do gamedevs even put pianos into their games if they won't make it play music when it's shot

Cod WW2 is an S-Tier game for me. Amazing campaign, good storyline. Especially Prop hunt was the prime of this game. The Final Reich was a great map. The others not so much. I also really enjoyed IW

CoD WW2 felt like a bad Band of Brothers episode and you can't convince me otherwise

One big cutscene with QuickTime events sprinkled throughout it.

Your commentry made this game 9/10

If you like plane sections, you need to play CHORUS, it’s got the dogfight thing and you can drift the plane.

“It’s surprising the Germans lost World War Two honestly cause they had the best gun in the game” lol

It's one of my top favorite CoDs, well at least the campaign is

The AC: Assault Horizon impression was on point, tbh.

You are getting even funnier with time 😂😂😂 i almost got turned into a mexican pizza lmfao

Guy's neck breaking reports louder than any of the weapons.

5:11 that was really fucking good.

“Am I blind?” *Headshots a Nazi* Lmao apparently not

If this game was released in 2013 instead of Ghosts, it would’ve been received better. It was certainly better than that thing.

It is definitely one of the games that was ever made. The man speaks truth.

I honestly didn't hate this campaign

2:08 to be fair, that's not a piano. it's an organ and would make much of a sound if shot.

Watching oboeshoe for fps shooter games--> Mehh 😐 Watching oboeshoe for ace combat references --> Hell yeaahhh😎

I can't believe Romel change sides after that African incident

I just noticed, that the sherman turret at 5:47 is the wrong model, its supposed to be a sherman with a 76mm, but it still has the rounded turret of a 75mm...

I actually really enjoyed this game.

Thanks for the Band of Brothers nostalgia, god that show was AMAZING!

I hate this game so much I had bought every call of duty from 2 to Black ops 2 By the time that one rolled around I knew I was finally sick of it I already was not a big fan of modern warfare 3 or the original black ops, Black ops 2 at the very least I enjoyed the multiplayer, but that was the first time I never finished a campaign The game just didn't play like it used to, you used to have these larger levels that you could fight your way in and out of as you saw fit, multiple routes to take and ways to flank your enemies But by that point the game said just turned into Michael Bay movies that were very restricted in gameplay and we're more concerned with taking control away from you to look at fancy explosive set pieces They were hyping up this game so much as a return to form, back to boots on the ground And the campaign still sucked, it's still constantly grab you out of the action for some in game cut scene and it had a story that I just did not care at all about Multiplayer tricked me, that initial gameplay loop is still addictive, but after I had gotten to a certain rank I was really starting to notice just how uninspired the maps were, all of them were basic small to medium sized three lane maps and it got tedious really quick Something was just off with the weapons too, they didn't have the kind of punch they should All it made me do was wish they would remastered World at War I did end up eventually grabbing modern warfare in 2019, and I enjoyed that one until it became 200 GB behemoth of nonsense updates I just want so much better for this one's great series, but they have a money making formula that they have no reason to abandon

This game gave me the urge to rewatch Band of Brothers and for that, Im thankful

Call of Duty WW2 is easily one of the shooter games ever. Its a first person, boots on the ground, you can shoot and you are a hero. My jaw is on the floor when John Duty said "Its Duty time!" and then Dutied all the Nazi's throughout WW2.

I really enjoyed this campaign. Not quite WaW but still pretty good.