No matter what country or what military branch you're serving in, vets learn and teach one important lesson : teamwork and this is what we should always do , thank you for that Glid
Yep. Different countries, different experiences, and they worked so well together, moving along in a cohesive unit. Communicating and complimenting one another.
As someone trying to get into voice acting and trying to pursue a career in entertainment, what these guys teach looks invaluable! Much respect for service men and women in all branches as well as law
No matter which military branch or what country these guys are from, I've always noticed how well these trained professionals function as a team. Even if you put up a language barrier, they still perform way above average, untrained civies. Noticed it in almost all of the Airsoft/Gelsoft MilSims that I attended. My untrained ass could never be as effective and efficient as these guys.
Despite the new faces, the team cohesion was on point. So much that the entire crew made it to the end of the mission unscathed. Well done gentlemen. Looking forward to see y'all tackle the next challenge together. Peace out.
If there’s one thing I reckon GLID doesn’t get enough credit for, it’s music taste- had “Breathe In, Breathe Out” and a bunch of other songs from these videos on repeat for ages! All going in the playlist 👍
Great job lads, comms were nice and tight for the majority of the op and considering that you had never all worked together before, this was waz. Brought back a lot of memories from nearly 40 years ago (you don't realise what you had forgotten till you see something like this), but our kit wasn't as good as what there is in this day and age, plus we would normally just work in pairs as manpower was a bit stretched in those days. Will have to find the time (and energy 😂) to join you all for an op (although my reactions aren't what they used to be). Hoofing effort lads👍
This just keeping getting bigger and better, with this rate of quality gaming and teamwork , l will not be surprised if this channel hit the million subscribers .Hoping to see more.
Tactically, I would have cleared clockwise since you can cover the doors when you open next infill. I know it is advantageous to infill when door opens opposite position, however they made door cameras for that reason. If you cabt probe situation because door is problem, you need to go back to the factory.
How have I not stumbled across your channel? 9 years in Swat, this was awesome. Need to get myself a gaming computer now. This game is fire and you guys rock. Keep this up. 👍👍👍
Here I thought you can only have 5 people on a team, but 7? This was one helluva situation to handle. It is nice to see a number of new faces, potential operators to see in the future and keep an eye out for. I will say that I am throughly surprised that you guys were able to maintain cohesive communication. I myself got crossed up in some instances, but you guys had the entire situation under wraps. Sure, there were injuries, but no one went down. I think that matters more. Overall, this was an amazing watch! Felt a bit cluttered in some areas, but that's what happens when you systematically smash faces in.
The lore setup to this operation and the execution of the plan was a spectacle. The movement was almost natural, I forgot it was a game for a couple moments! The bigger team was a treat to watch in action. Was that a no-hit run? :P
Another excellent vid GLid. You know you're blowing up when you start filming real life story sequences. Big welcome to the new guys! Yo when I saw Venom, thought you recruited Roman Reigns lol. Doppelganger for sure. Looking forward to another Breakpoint video as well =)
First video I've seen from you all,great showing out there. Love seeing how military and police trained people roll,ran with some people like that in ARMA 3 and it was the best time of my life. First time I felt that flow was a blast.
This maybe my new favorite RU-vid series. Seeing the precision and how it tight everything has to be is amazing and listening to you guys gives me goosebumps. I love it!!!
Only started following this channel maybe last week or so and I’m literally just going down video after video. Informative, meticulous, and entertaining. Really enjoying this channel.
Also one more key point the whole team stayed alive no more GruntComm sacrificing himself for the greater good. Vigil is all out of post-mortem medals the Oc was happy when we all made it back 💪🏻🔥
Hell yeah boys! slow is smooth smooth is fast! Also love the debrief at the end! keep those in for CQB vids G, if thats how its done in squads in the real world thats how it should be done here!
wow! it's not boring to watch all your videos sir. Every time I watch your videos it's like I'm watching a movie in my room with popcorn. 😅😅😅 keep it up sir and I am your number one fan. Fan From Philippines! salute to all soldiers around the world !!💪💪💪
Love running this map.did some solo cqb on it and had a blast.a ton of angles you got to watch out for ,you guys executed it excellently 💪🔥keep it up Man Also medico sounds like the mandolorian 😂
I just found your channel and I must say I’m impressed. You guys made me feel like I was there with you and the teamwork was on point. Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I for sure will check out more of your videos
As a guy who loves your videos! Would you ever be interested in bringing an amateur in for one video, give them tactical training and then throw them in with a trained tac squad. I 100% would nominate myself!
You are the reason why I want to buy this game in the future, I hope I can play with you soldiers someday. So I can have an idea what it’s like to be in an operation
GLID my friend. Next time when you make one of the these videos for Ready Or Not. Can you maybe put a mod list up in the description? Loveing the videos lately lad, take it easy!
Mods change out depending on the video some times! This video was done with the following list of mods www.nexusmods.com/readyornot/mods/476?tab=files www.nexusmods.com/readyornot/mods/110 www.nexusmods.com/readyornot/mods/1196 www.nexusmods.com/readyornot/mods/476?tab=files
From strength to strength for you and this channel GLID. Always quality content. Loved the editing in this one too and appreciate the effort you put into the content brother. Maybe next time you do a breakpoint mission with chopper, he can fly you in while playing 'long tall sally' over the PA and we can have a 'predator' style briefing haha. keep up the good work 🤟
Absolutely brilliant video GLID! The News bit is done with excellence and the editing is spectacular. Even the tactics used during the operation is precise and well executed. Can't wait to see the next video.
@@GLIDGaming I know, It was brutal with all the piles of body on the dance floor. I remember there being a controversy with people relating it to the Pulse and stuff. Me and my friends played that map multiple times, but because we had zero milsim experience, we were getting domed left and right.
Could it be possible to organize in 2 or 3 teams? Each team gets 3 entry groups and 1 handler, and each entry group then consists of 3 guys. The handlers stay behind and organize their team, the three entry groups will go as default as follows: Group 1 take left sides of big rooms and first upcoming left doors, while the others stay behind if there are no other doors to clear until group 1 finishes clearing or calls in reinforcements from their team over the handler. Group 3 does the same the right side. Group 2 for center, and group 2 is the first one to go in if reinforcements are needed, while the remaining group waits at the first entry point for the two to call or come back . Team 1 is first up, and team 2 walks behind them. If team one engages in the above mentioned clearing activity team 2 takes point advancing away from the series of rooms or room that team one is clearing until they reach the next room where they start doing the same. Teams tag doors they cleared with their team colors and if they encounter an other flashlight they flash them two times to confirm friendlies, if they see a flashlight flash 2 times around the corner they flash them 3 times to confirm and verify before communicating. Group members of each team use the same tactics as the group as a whole uses. One goes left every time and one goes right every time wile the last guy flashes or breaches and goes middle then turns to support the side who needs it more. He also communicates with the team handler for reinforcements and updates. The handlers micro manage their team after first entry to a area, they go in after the third guy of the first group to go in. They also communicated to their other two groups where to hold and organize what group advances while the others hold. He should also carry extra ammo and breaching gear for his team. The team that needs more men to progress would call in team 3 as reinforcements if needed, if team 3 is not available they should hold there until the other team finishes their side and comes to assist. Organized like this the clearing process would be safer and all the ports would be covered at all time. Would love to watch you train using these rules of entry. Its most important that everyone in the team knows them and doesn’t advance illegally but waits for the handlers signal. The rooms and floors in this game are huge and no one trains for such large areas and all of the players get overwhelmed and lose the upper hand when they sacrifice not clearing all spaces for progress.
First of all i have not played this game before so i don't know the actual gameplay in game. Seems it gives you various options for realistic gameplay but there is some aspects of the game bothering me: 1. Civilian control: Every time they hold a civvie at gunpoint they have to maintain the gunpoint until second man comes and push forward to watch angles so the civvie can be secured. If there is not a command like a "Come to me, with your hands up!", there should be for situations escalating. For example at 11:22 Glid holding the civvie at gunpoint while a tango pops out behind him risks the civvies life and the operators life. Can be fixed with a single command to get the civvie moving to a second man to get secured. 2. Flagging: There is a lot of flagging in the game, especially while entries. At 16:16 while there is a civvie at the entry point 2 contacts pop up Glid shoots and continue down the hallway to his left to make sure flank is clear(Excellent job btw). Then 4 man stack up on the door muzzles on each other not sure if the contact is incapacitated or not. The game should add a feature when you point your gun to a teammate your gun will be on low ready. For it to be real if an operator pulls the trigger it should fire anyways to show the "Friendly fire" aspect of it. Hopefully my comment on this will be considered as a "Constructive criticism" as i intended. For the potential of getting this issues out of the way and make it more realistic would give a smooth gameplay to the operators and give us much more insight about how pros get things done. Thank you for all the videos btw really enjoying them!
It's a solid comment but I think you get the flagging wrong we take extreme care not to flag it's military training 101 muzzle before flesh and all that..The game has a low ready button..Watch the newer stuff..I love the comment btw and thank you for break down. Your eyes on and comment is hugely appreciated my brother 👊🏼
@@GLIDGaming Actually i am certain and saw many occasions operators trying to get their muzzle of a teammate, the point i was trying to make was to developers to add automatic low ready posture when pointing to a teammate because in real life it is a simple thing as lowering your arms but with a keyboard you have to push the button everytime while holding w and stuff. When in real life you guys would do automatically you have to push a button every situation your teammate gets in front which is npt very easy. Thanks for the instant reply too, much appreciated.
I loved the level of production and work that you put into this project. Was the news clip original or salvaged from the in-game content? I remember there was a news broadcast playing in the background of the map.
love the increase in quality of your videos in tactical info. would have loved to see some video source for getting in the bearcat instead of listening to the audio with a black screen (either from a video game or maybe a tv show to give the illusion of you guys climbing in for the mission. also at 16:15 would have been a perfect time to use picture in picture for the two perspectives instead of rewatching the same scene twice. definitely need to pick this up after watching you guys
Mate at 16:15 you watching two completely different points of view of the same scene which tells different stories. The reason the scene was used twice was because it was executed with tactical perfection by the team. Picture in the picture is disruptive and takes away immersion. Overall great comment and thank you for the eyes on.
Communication is always key to this. I just jump on servers with randoms some of which with no mic. All tactics and SOPs out of the window. Snaps me sometimes.
I'm a military police officer in Brazil, I'm part of the tactical force, I found the CQB they use a lot locked, can I give you a tip? When opening a door, never enter immediately, make a U before entering, as soon as you enter, go around the corners of the room, never walk in the middle of the room, this way avoid all ambushes
It's not VR btw it's normal 3d games we take it serious because we are trained military guys who enjoy the fact we can role play our training in games like we do in real life.
I'm tryin to get my brother ta follow you and your team.. He did both gulf wars, and went back as a contractor. Charlie Company 509th Pathfinders out of Fort Rucker Alabama.
Hey man, Idk if you still enjoy Ready or Not, but I recommend the next episode be about the newly released map "Valley of Dolls". It's fucking disturbing, and creepy as you descend. I recommend for the gritty realistic SWAT police experience.
@@GLIDGaming seeing how successful you guys are and how you are able to put all you training in to a simulated invoirment and have it work for you shows skill and earns my respect I'm so glad I found this channel.
