Surgeon Voiceline in Different Language I Guts and Blackpowder DIFFERENT NATION VOICELINES 

lmao happened to me too 💀

That happened to me lmao

Really? Cause kinda feels like Russian is the angry one this time

@@ChanthaChean Sorry thit was the auto-correction idk how to fix that think

Russian callouts had to swallow a rock before doing the voice acting

They were all deep, check Mount and Blade Napoleonic Wars Chants or Napoleon Total War Russian Voicelines

@@FetalAlcoholSyndromar for me Russian Callouts are the angry ones

не поспоришь

Мне кажется получше бы подошло "подлатать" но я не шипко шарю о истории и существовало и использовалось ли это слово в те времена.

Русская озвучка говно и еще она пздц какая смешная

Ikkk

Except it missing Danish Burning voice.

This update made me want to play more as Prussian/Austrian/Bavarian

​@@Deutscher-pq3uzAll callouts are awesome, personally I want to play as a Russian more

Yeah, Austria had a lot of other languages among their ranks though, but there were restrictions on who could be officers, having to come from the nobility (thereby being German or German speaking), Austrian officers would speak German and need translators a lot of the time for speaking to their NCOs or the rank and file (whom might know German or might not) . Bavarians would probably be speaking Bavarian German and not high German at the time, especially since they were not on the same side as the Prussians or Austrians. French and German (more so French) were used a lot by all nations to communicate to one another, to allies and enemies (more so higher ranks I think such as officers, commanders, etc), used how English is in modern times. The Russian army had a lot of languages as well (in the rank and file too), German for example, there were high ranks such as commanders that were German or German speakers in the Russian army, it's similar for lots of Napoleonic armies, solution was just to have lots of translators on hand. And yeah, the Bavarians in the game just have the exact same lines in high German as the Prussians and Austrians.

Maybe because prussia and bavarua are now parts of germany and 98% od austrians speak german

they don't have someone to do swedish.

​@@ZexenElectric find Minecraft players in Sweden, specifically

​@@ZexenElectricwait, why do I see swedish in the supported language Check in wiki

@@Dawn_thegoofball they found someone to do it now.

@@ZexenElectric so Swedish voicelines are in progress??

what about Swedish? They're still using English

@@danie1_152 Swedish lines are coming soon, as well as every nation with english still besides america and british

@@squogg well..i thought they won't update the american as there's no more american map besides the halloween one. Seems like they will be adding new American map in the future, right?

@@danie1_152 They will! It's confirmed, this update they also gave America a Yankee Doodle fife song

I think The Irish legion will have a English Callout but in a Irish Dialect

They really should add more maps with Anglo-Portuguese involvement. Better yet? They should add their own fife songs if they have any, since playing English tunes as a Portuguese musician takes me out of the immersion a little

​@@rangerlicious2366Really hope the next update focuses a bit more on Portugal

That would be fire if they included Brazilian or Angolian accents

@@GuynamedSk0mz any country other than France getting an update/new regiment would be refreshing

I think the Irish and Vistula legion will have Polish and Irish-English Dialects

Medic?

@@Turtleboilol Yeah

About them boutta kiss?

Yes

Deja vu is about similarity and familiarity, not Mandela effects, and yes it's added in the update, probably voicelines turned off.

They sound like 60% of German males lmao

Even better

Average fighting age of many of these men anyway

@@Pantsfullofmoney there's no portuguesse surgeon

Well it’s called English (or British English)

@@shayanimations4681,USA and UK had the same english in that time

Usa has no surgeon :spongebobcry: ​@@smokelk7t294

Because in British, people dont pronounce the T

@@willyblox793depends on the accent