Idk why I’ve been shown your videos (shorts) in my feed. But I’m glad they’re there. Call of duty world at war is underrated in my eyes. When you ask someone about waw they always say how good it was. But no one ever talks about it on here.l, I look forward to more long form world at war content
Dude this channel came outta nowhere, but it’s probably the best thing that could have happened with the bs call of duty game that’s out now. Great to know the classics are still being researched and talked about. Imo waw definitely has the most interesting campaign but to be honest I was more drawn into the one on black ops 1 because of how memorable the characters were. Keep up the great work brother!
I appreciate that so much man. We have a long road ahead because me personally, I’m very uneducated on almost all of this stuff so I’ll be diving into all classics in due time.
It was -63 in upstate NY good few years ago, cleaned off a parking lot filled with cars and snow on them. That sucked. First off the books job thing though. It is hellishly cold.
Yes Vorkutas population is decreasing and has been decreasing since the colapse of the soviet Union. In 1989 it had a population of 115,000 and in 2021 the population was 56,000 its actually so bad that entire swathes of the town are fully abandoned. This is mostly because Vorkuta suffers the same problem that many industrial towns of the post soviet union suffer and that is the economy crumbled because most of the mines around the town had closed and those mines were the only thing that gave the population work. And i'd imagine the fact that Vorkuta saw one of the worst coal mine disasters in all of Russia dint help. "One of the largest coal mine disasters in Russia occurred at Vorkuta coal mine on 28 February 2016, when leaking methane gas ignited and killed 32 people, including 26 trapped miners who had been stranded by a similar explosion three days earlier that had killed four miners."
Thi thing is that the soviet union was a well organized system with cogs working together efficienctly under state control. But when the ussr collapsed a process called privatisation took place. This means that the formerly state owned enterprises were given to the people. In theory. In reslity it was given to the bunch of rich fucks who later became the oligarchs of russia we all know and love today. Vorkuta had still profit in it, in fact, still has a tons of good resources. The problem was unemployed. You see it was very expensive to operate and maintain the huge mines and many of these enterprises were closed which meant no employment. People left the city in droves because of no employement, poor infrastructure and the ceasing of that well working machine called the soviet union. These towns are called monotowns meaning a town revolving around one single large source of employment. Many cities and town shared the same fate as Vorkuta did and many were only saved by mere luck for example Norilsk. This, the lack of source of employment is only one of the reasons though and many others contributed but by far this is the most important and i really dont want to list all the reasons otherwise it would be a complete book. I really hope i could help and the information was useful. I like your content and i really hope you will like this comment. If you got to this point well congratulations. And thanks for reading it all i hope you learned something new.
Oh my. They even let him live. Reminds of those billions killed illegally crossing german border into yank occupied Berlin. Number of victims is slightly exaggerated. So um, evil empire of the whole universe pacifies criminals, out of which there are war criminals, murderers, rapists and terrorists (in fact those were the nucleus of this riot) and we dedicate a sad story to it, depicting criminals as poor victims. Lets imagine nazi POWs in USA begin a riot, refusing to work...
Florensky was not involved into "LABOUR", all his work in gulag was purely scientific research, just like Solzhenitsyn always worked with books and papers but speaks of heavy labour building something. Either he (Florensky) never was in Vorkuta, as he was Solovki (SLON ;) inmate. Working day is not likely to be 14 hours typically, because such time was never specified in any documents. It's just like saying that you have to overwork at your '8 hour a day' job (i hope) it means that you work, sometimes even for 12+ hours. But certainly administration could have had broken the regulations following own motives making prisoners overwork. And certainly peace-time regulations did not work during WW2, when economy was 'mobilized' and prisoners, as citizens of USSR that were obliged to work, as were other citizens of USSR did not enjoy 8-hour working day, up to 1950 (?) when army was finally demobilized.
Also, i do not idealize USSR and have no illusions of how life there was and could be. Certainly it was worse than now A LOT. But people's attitude to what was happening (expect those who were losing benefits, and they were in minority compared to those who gained from the soviet state) was tending to be positive. Idea is - until new generations (most of whom fell victims of WW2) were prepared, taught by soviet state in a positive way (we may even compare the system with nazi one, despite it was no way this destructive) time should have passed. And those people who were building USSR including penal system were people from Imperial Russia who in majority could not even read (somewhat 20% were called literate for being able to read a word or two by the end of WW1), thus peaceful development of USSR begins somewhere in mid 20s, ending up in 'witch hunt' of 1937-38 (not without reason, though, and if smth was fulfilled in modern Russia i bet a lot more people would have been executed for similar crimes, even Russia has smaller population) and compared to western europe, Germany for instance, educational level of average soviet is far beyond. It's legacy of Imperial Russia, its legacy of prussian and imperial reforms that were, unlike in Russia, made in time, its unending malice and frozen internal conflict between those who lost everything because of bolsheviks, and those who gained, and all this brings out amount of victims, rude attitude of prison administration or else comes out of it. Though where one makes it because he supports communist 'ideals', most likely majority did it for career or corrupt sake. USSR was created by rude crudy people for sake of people wouldn't have to live like slaves as they had to in Russian Empire. It's not like in Solzhenitsyns books (who, btw, was plain child of USSR, bred and educated there in this system, and his views are always idealistic and he is certainly smarter than an average soviet citizen of that time) where he extrapolates his education and behaviour (though he's not a man of high morals, to be honest, typical philistine like everyone around nowadays) on whole population who 'suffered' from the regime putting equality between criminal, terrorist and murderer and ordinary victim of corruption and evilness, like his friend he tried to blackmail via precensored WW2 military mail, for instance. Solzhenitsyn idealizes all victims of the soviet state making in look like only the innocent suffered. But true innocents mostly suffered because so-called 'good' people blackmailed or blamed them in crimes, not because state wanted to punish everyone innocent. I changed workplace a year ago, and if in old place, despite negative feelings it is like you are in a group of good people that would not backstab you, in the new place i have all those anti-soviet propaganda vibes, when everyone is about to do smth bad to you, hates everyone around, tires themselves with useless labour, instead of making it more effective. But idea is - its not the OWNER (or in our example soviet state) that demands you to work like crazy. It's about you are not helpful to your colleagues and your evil and coward nature (because my boss sticks to own career as crazy) forces you to work ineffectively, thus more, tire yourself, not having time to relax, being evil all the time, as tiredness accumulates. Other side of the coin - once destructive element appears - even a group of good people can degrade into something that those who give you job would not like.
I know im YEARRRRRRRS Late to this game...but ive been playing for about 3 months now and my kd was sooo bad i had no idea what was goin on....I changed my Safe Area and boom, i got my mw2-like k/d back, for the most part. I say this bcuz, i wonder how many ppl were playing this game without changing the Safe Area. and had a bad experience like i did. Does ayone know if the game prompts you to change the safe area whenever u first turn it on like mw2 did?
Are you play new call of duty or just old, i buy few days ago cod modern warfare (2019) call of duty black ops cold war and call of duty vanguard on ps4
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Idk why I’ve been shown your videos (shorts) in my feed. But I’m glad they’re there. Call of duty world at war is underrated in my eyes. When you ask someone about waw they always say how good it was. But no one ever talks about it on here.l, I look forward to more long form world at war content
Appreciate that bro, I got you for sure! We will tap into some more WaW soon.
One of my favourite campaign missions of all time, i like these sort of breakdowns of cod missions keep it up
Appreciate you !
Dude this channel came outta nowhere, but it’s probably the best thing that could have happened with the bs call of duty game that’s out now. Great to know the classics are still being researched and talked about. Imo waw definitely has the most interesting campaign but to be honest I was more drawn into the one on black ops 1 because of how memorable the characters were. Keep up the great work brother!
I appreciate that so much man. We have a long road ahead because me personally, I’m very uneducated on almost all of this stuff so I’ll be diving into all classics in due time.
This current cod is actually good tho
"STEP 8 MASON!"
"Freedom."
When in doubt, ask ur self What would Reznov do
@@theterriblepandaFight for what he believes in, freedom and trying to gain revenge for those who wronged him. But yeah, ask what Reznov do.
That Main theme got me in the feels
On god. When I was editing I was like you know what. I could just sit here and listen to this all day
The new CoD kids popping Adderall & sniffing G Fuel, wont find us here. 😊
On god 😭
"Victory cannot be achieved without sacrafice Mason.."
Glad I found this channel, loving the videos!
Thank you for sticking around 🙏🙏
channel is growing fast, keep it up man
it’s very shocking honestly 😭 appreciate you sticking around 🙏
I’m only here for the BO1 menu music TAKE ME BACK 😭
ON GOD. That’s all I need fr
great video on one of the best cod missions of all time
Appreciate you! 🙏🙏 and yes indeed. Really good mission for sure
Great stuff as always man. You could be a historian 💯
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It was -63 in upstate NY good few years ago, cleaned off a parking lot filled with cars and snow on them.
That sucked. First off the books job thing though.
It is hellishly cold.
Glad to hear you making that money
Hell yeah brother gotta do that hustle.
Appreciate you man, stay safe and wherever you are hope you warm! F that cold weather.@@theterriblepanda
Yes Vorkutas population is decreasing and has been decreasing since the colapse of the soviet Union. In 1989 it had a population of 115,000 and in 2021 the population was 56,000 its actually so bad that entire swathes of the town are fully abandoned. This is mostly because Vorkuta suffers the same problem that many industrial towns of the post soviet union suffer and that is the economy crumbled because most of the mines around the town had closed and those mines were the only thing that gave the population work.
And i'd imagine the fact that Vorkuta saw one of the worst coal mine disasters in all of Russia dint help.
"One of the largest coal mine disasters in Russia occurred at Vorkuta coal mine on 28 February 2016, when leaking methane gas ignited and killed 32 people, including 26 trapped miners who had been stranded by a similar explosion three days earlier that had killed four miners."
Loving the Soviet history and the dive into BO1
Yessir! Appreciate you sticking around 🙏
Fun vid and good voice over, good stuff man
Appreciate that 🙏🙏
I live in North Dakota, last winter (2022), we got down to -50F lmao.
Holy 😭
Just found your channel from FB shorts bro. WAW was my fav cod. Subscribed!
Thanks for coming over to RUclips 🙏🥹
@@theterriblepanda i already know how it is bro I’m tryna build my shit up like yours
@@AlabamaPrisonerProfiles yea man from what I seen just pick a niche you enjoy and stick to it. Shorts have helped me a lot
Thi thing is that the soviet union was a well organized system with cogs working together efficienctly under state control. But when the ussr collapsed a process called privatisation took place. This means that the formerly state owned enterprises were given to the people. In theory. In reslity it was given to the bunch of rich fucks who later became the oligarchs of russia we all know and love today. Vorkuta had still profit in it, in fact, still has a tons of good resources. The problem was unemployed. You see it was very expensive to operate and maintain the huge mines and many of these enterprises were closed which meant no employment. People left the city in droves because of no employement, poor infrastructure and the ceasing of that well working machine called the soviet union. These towns are called monotowns meaning a town revolving around one single large source of employment. Many cities and town shared the same fate as Vorkuta did and many were only saved by mere luck for example Norilsk. This, the lack of source of employment is only one of the reasons though and many others contributed but by far this is the most important and i really dont want to list all the reasons otherwise it would be a complete book. I really hope i could help and the information was useful. I like your content and i really hope you will like this comment.
If you got to this point well congratulations. And thanks for reading it all i hope you learned something new.
Polish dude here. Dude who took part in this revolt lives in my home-city, had a chance to personally talk with him few years ago
Holy shit
Oh my. They even let him live.
Reminds of those billions killed illegally crossing german border into yank occupied Berlin. Number of victims is slightly exaggerated.
So um, evil empire of the whole universe pacifies criminals, out of which there are war criminals, murderers, rapists and terrorists (in fact those were the nucleus of this riot) and we dedicate a sad story to it, depicting criminals as poor victims.
Lets imagine nazi POWs in USA begin a riot, refusing to work...
We getting out of Vorkuta with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣
on god 🫡
This Video was amazing! Can u do a Video about the whole Campaign from bo1 and the esstereggs
I got you! I’ll do my best to do some more BO1 along with World at War
@@theterriblepanda you got a sub for sure Bro 👊 and thx 🙏
STEP 8 FREEDOM!! FOR YOU MASON NOT FOR ME!
YES ANOTHER BANGER BRO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🎉❤
Appreciate you! 🙏🙏
Here for the music atp
amazing history
I really think the 200000 dead is a bit much considering that 1.8 million people died throughout all the camps.
Florensky was not involved into "LABOUR", all his work in gulag was purely scientific research, just like Solzhenitsyn always worked with books and papers but speaks of heavy labour building something.
Either he (Florensky) never was in Vorkuta, as he was Solovki (SLON ;) inmate.
Working day is not likely to be 14 hours typically, because such time was never specified in any documents. It's just like saying that you have to overwork at your '8 hour a day' job (i hope) it means that you work, sometimes even for 12+ hours.
But certainly administration could have had broken the regulations following own motives making prisoners overwork. And certainly peace-time regulations did not work during WW2, when economy was 'mobilized' and prisoners, as citizens of USSR that were obliged to work, as were other citizens of USSR did not enjoy 8-hour working day, up to 1950 (?) when army was finally demobilized.
Also, i do not idealize USSR and have no illusions of how life there was and could be. Certainly it was worse than now A LOT. But people's attitude to what was happening (expect those who were losing benefits, and they were in minority compared to those who gained from the soviet state) was tending to be positive.
Idea is - until new generations (most of whom fell victims of WW2) were prepared, taught by soviet state in a positive way (we may even compare the system with nazi one, despite it was no way this destructive) time should have passed. And those people who were building USSR including penal system were people from Imperial Russia who in majority could not even read (somewhat 20% were called literate for being able to read a word or two by the end of WW1), thus peaceful development of USSR begins somewhere in mid 20s, ending up in 'witch hunt' of 1937-38 (not without reason, though, and if smth was fulfilled in modern Russia i bet a lot more people would have been executed for similar crimes, even Russia has smaller population) and compared to western europe, Germany for instance, educational level of average soviet is far beyond. It's legacy of Imperial Russia, its legacy of prussian and imperial reforms that were, unlike in Russia, made in time, its unending malice and frozen internal conflict between those who lost everything because of bolsheviks, and those who gained, and all this brings out amount of victims, rude attitude of prison administration or else comes out of it. Though where one makes it because he supports communist 'ideals', most likely majority did it for career or corrupt sake.
USSR was created by rude crudy people for sake of people wouldn't have to live like slaves as they had to in Russian Empire. It's not like in Solzhenitsyns books (who, btw, was plain child of USSR, bred and educated there in this system, and his views are always idealistic and he is certainly smarter than an average soviet citizen of that time) where he extrapolates his education and behaviour (though he's not a man of high morals, to be honest, typical philistine like everyone around nowadays) on whole population who 'suffered' from the regime putting equality between criminal, terrorist and murderer and ordinary victim of corruption and evilness, like his friend he tried to blackmail via precensored WW2 military mail, for instance. Solzhenitsyn idealizes all victims of the soviet state making in look like only the innocent suffered. But true innocents mostly suffered because so-called 'good' people blackmailed or blamed them in crimes, not because state wanted to punish everyone innocent.
I changed workplace a year ago, and if in old place, despite negative feelings it is like you are in a group of good people that would not backstab you, in the new place i have all those anti-soviet propaganda vibes, when everyone is about to do smth bad to you, hates everyone around, tires themselves with useless labour, instead of making it more effective. But idea is - its not the OWNER (or in our example soviet state) that demands you to work like crazy. It's about you are not helpful to your colleagues and your evil and coward nature (because my boss sticks to own career as crazy) forces you to work ineffectively, thus more, tire yourself, not having time to relax, being evil all the time, as tiredness accumulates. Other side of the coin - once destructive element appears - even a group of good people can degrade into something that those who give you job would not like.
3:50 Merry Christmas everyone 🎅🤣
I love this mission!
Yessir! Definitely a cool mission
I know im YEARRRRRRRS Late to this game...but ive been playing for about 3 months now and my kd was sooo bad i had no idea what was goin on....I changed my Safe Area and boom, i got my mw2-like k/d back, for the most part.
I say this bcuz, i wonder how many ppl were playing this game without changing the Safe Area. and had a bad experience like i did.
Does ayone know if the game prompts you to change the safe area whenever u first turn it on like mw2 did?
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Are you play new call of duty or just old, i buy few days ago cod modern warfare (2019) call of duty black ops cold war and call of duty vanguard on ps4
I’ve been playing some of MWIII but I enjoy making videos about the classics
I will speak with the all mighty Nick Mullen about making this “Year of the Dragon” a year of success for you, Panda!
Edit: I’m gay
i always wanted to know if Reznov was real.
EDIT: also in BO2 the zombies orgin map all the steps are the steps from vorkuta
Gary Oldman?
like that's steeping out and all your sperm cells instantly freeze 💀
LMAO
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REZNOVVVV
We On Xbox WaW lobbies now!
Nice I'll be hopping in on the box more often too
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Try to plAy the game bro