@@bartoszmaek3399Israel has offered peace at least 5 times but guess what the blood hungry terrorist organization known as hamas is wanting to commit a genocide so you tell me who's wrong the people who want peace or people who are blood hungry
This represents hand to hand combat perfectly. Its terrifying to think about it. The desperation as your trying to stay alive is big. War is hell and the people who are still fighting in it are incredibly brave.
Most of the time real brawls to the death aren't like the movies, where there's tactics or a highly choreographed fight; it's just people wildy and messily clawing at each other like wild animals.
Depends on which theatre you're fighting in. If it were in Western Europe, i'd agree. If it were in Eastern Europe and the Pacific, i'd say that it was way worse there than during the First World War.
WW1 is just WW2 but way dirtier and less coordinated. Pretty sure the most pure forms of chaos happened in WW1. Plus chemical warfare would gaurentee nobody would make it out unscathed
Uhhh...that's not saying much its pretty much the historical consensus that WW1 was the worst soldier experience, (at least in the European theater). But for non-combatants WW2 was worse than WW1...way more civilian deaths, between Nazis death factories, the Blitz on London and bombing of Dresden, Japans Unit 731, the rape of Nanking, Hiroshima and Nagasaki etc the civilian death toll was insane.
@@Corynthius The level of technology was just all over the place. New rapid industrial and chemical weapons like shells, machine guns and mustard gas, meanwhile virtually not much advancement in field transportation (I think the Germans introduced tanks late in the game) , But theyre still doing strategy and battle tactics like they have since medieval days, except yknow, being bpmbarded with all this machinery and gas you cant fucking advance and hold a line on foot, not like you could with melee and gunpowder... thus the barbware and trench solution, which ultimately were pits of hell and discarded after, never to be a huge part of any war before or since, to my knowledge. Utter chaos indeed.
Bcs ww2 is when a bunch of trained soldiers went to war and isnt expect to survive till the end, but is expected to win and established the good of this world
Fun point, there is a theory out there that the reason Aliens don't visit us. Is because Humans are unusually militaristic, to the point that our military technology is much further ahead than most alien cultures in the galaxy. Because these cultures never developed the societal drives for the levels of conflict we see on earth. Now I highly doubt that to be the case, cause war is a fundamental tool to solve conflicts.
A pretty good response to this type of comment is this "perhaps the warfare that alien species partake in is more catastrophic than human warfare, much like the divide of warfare between Europe when it was just starting to colonize the America's, there was a divide of how brutal a war is between the Aztec people, and the Spanish or European people."
What I mean by what I think I worded poorly, is that aliens won't visit us because they're fighting an even bloodier war between themselves, in European style of warfare, it was basically peasants with sharpened hoes and pitchforks going at each other, while is mesoamerica, wars were fought exclusively between the warrior class, as they I believe, avoided civilian bloodshed.
Cinematography wise, it is an interesting contrast point to have everything else greyed out slightly while blood and fire and the glimmer of steel are the most visually eye-catching things.
@@justjoking5841yes, but in real war it's nearly the same case. i saw a vid of a russian soldier playing a guitar and singing (russo-ukrainian war right now) and his whole background and environment was all gray and colorless. the most colorful thing in that video was the guitar.
It shows you that no matter the technology you put in a mans hands, when it comes to life and death, he'll revert to his instincts. Like the soldier with a rock, humans have learned over thousands of years the best ways to kill eachother. A mouse wouldn't learn to build a mouse trap. War is hell.
@@Feelsbanditman I think because of how much warfare changed from WW1. All of the new guns, artillery, tanks, planes, gas, etc. Since it was the first time all of it was being used, it was fucking gruesome as hell
"No. War is war, and hell is hell. And of the two, war is far worse. Only sinners go to hell, while in war there are innocent bystanders- in fact, apart from a few of the brass, almost everyone involved is an innocent bystander." (I forget where the quote is from and I have DEFINITELY mangled it, but it felt like an appropriate response)
Really put into perspective how infinitesimally small the likelihood of making it out alive of Passchendaele is. Either you never saw combat, or you're literally willed by god into surviving.
basically battlefield conquest in a nutshell doesn't matter if you have a rifle but the other guy has a lmg doesn't matter if you are low on health doesn't matter if you want just one guy but get ambushed by a few others instead you are not expected to survive.
I love these kind of scenes that show the grittiness of war, especially ww1 where sometimes fights with firearms and technology would devolve into a even more barbaric struggle, resorting to beating,stabbing,and clobbering the opponent.
Given that this movie's battle scene inspired the opening battle scene from Battlefield 1 (which copied many of the moves and even shots from this scene), I suppose it was only inevitable that RUclips thought this was the Battlefield 1 game. A nice combination you've made here.
@@nicholaspeterson6430ikr a battlefield 1 remastered or something made to run on PS5 and series x with better graphics and maybe some new maps would be pretty awesome
@@schulzscheie4175i like to simplify the start of ww1 as: mfs in europe started throwing hands for little to no reason and the rest of the world says "fuck it" and starts throwing hands too
we get adapted to enviroments pretty fast. of course,we are just meat bags but we have a seed for growing intelligence and our instincts to survive is pretty much alotm
"In some smothering dream, you too could pace Behind the wagon we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face, His hanging face, like devil's sick of sin, If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood, Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs, Obscene as cancer, Bitter as the cud, Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues,- My Friend, you could not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori." - Final verse of the poem "Dulce et decorum est" by Wilfred Owen, 1917
I had the balls to watch this scene at the middle of the night and was not expecting to have a 3x dose od post-nut clarity thinking about horrors of war for 2 whole hours
Now I know where they got the inspiration lol. Great scene showing how brutal that war really was, a mix of medieval warfare and the dawn of modern warfare. Battlefield and this movie really hit it out of the park.
I'm so glad I assent born in the generation I forgot the number But like 50% of the village male population died In WW2 I'm sorry I don't know the real number
This wasnt a well coordinated battle with tactical moves. This was war, this IS war. The most down under and dirty experience. I shudder to think that the real life version was much worse
war is a game until the bullets start flying.... then its a fight, you against them, not because you hate your enemy, but because like him, you're nothing more than a scared animal trying to make it back home...to ma and pa, to the flowers that grew in your garden last spring, to your love you left at the train station... war truly is hell
It's perplexing to think that if the situation were any more different, many of the men who fought and died with such ferocious brutality against one another here could have been friends. They were just soldiers, and soldiers are ordinary men in extraordinary conditions, pushed to do things by the country they call allegiance to by killing an enemy they can't understand in an area they hold no personal connection to. War is dirty business, and whether or not it's justified at times is none of my concern. The truth of the matter is, it happens, we live through it, we learn to live with it, and reflection of the past is a luxury granted to those lucky enough to survive. So, you can't really blame the German soldiers here. Neither could you the opposing French, British, or American forces either. Because in war like this, it's not about who's right, it's about who's left behind to tell their story. As an avid player of FPS games it's things like this that help distinguish the difference between a game and reality to me. Battlefield 1 is an incredible game that I have a blast playing, but you couldn't ever convince me to go through what these men had to contend with. Anyone who thinks otherwise is ignorent, naïve, or a fool.
All war is a tragedy. To me the biggest tragedy of the first world war was all the men and horses that died simply because royal monarchs didn’t like each other
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“More than 60 million soldiers fought in _‘The War to End All Wars’._
It ended nothing.”
"You will now experience frontline combat, you are not expected to survive. "
It only ended millions of lives
The best part this war Is the reason of the ww2
War, war never changes
🤓 moment but it actually ended 4 empires and solidified the existence of 2 consisting of half the earth lmao
Never realized how much inspiration DICE took from this scene for the BF1 intro
@Fish smokin’ a cig it was made in 2008.
YES! I’ve seen that for years! I got the song in my bead recently and had to see them side by side with the music.
Ikr
especially in that hand stabbing scene
Other way around, Buddy.
“War. War is when the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other.”
-Niko Bellic
Thank you Chadius III
The old lie : it is sweet and honourable to die for one’s country
The old and bitter are the jews, to be exact.
@@bartoszmaek3399Israel has offered peace at least 5 times but guess what the blood hungry terrorist organization known as hamas is wanting to commit a genocide so you tell me who's wrong the people who want peace or people who are blood hungry
@@bartoszmaek3399nazis lost the war, go cope
What I imagine while playing with my toy soldiers in the rain
My mom wouldnt let me play in the rain
аххахпхаха да
Toy soldiers aren't for children it's for older people
This is true. I grew up playing with Toy soldiers when I was a child, Lol.
Same
This represents hand to hand combat perfectly. Its terrifying to think about it. The desperation as your trying to stay alive is big. War is hell and the people who are still fighting in it are incredibly brave.
War isn’t hell, war is worse than hell. Only sinners got to hell, guess who goes to war
Or incredibly stupid
Most of the time real brawls to the death aren't like the movies, where there's tactics or a highly choreographed fight; it's just people wildy and messily clawing at each other like wild animals.
Except them dying instantly after just one stab
@@prestigev6131 you're right bro, only people who are in hell deserve it, but the people in these wars are innocent men who want to protect their home
I still stand by the fact that it was worse being a soldier in ww1 than 2
Depends on which theatre you're fighting in.
If it were in Western Europe, i'd agree.
If it were in Eastern Europe and the Pacific, i'd say that it was way worse there than during the First World War.
WW1 is just WW2 but way dirtier and less coordinated. Pretty sure the most pure forms of chaos happened in WW1. Plus chemical warfare would gaurentee nobody would make it out unscathed
Uhhh...that's not saying much its pretty much the historical consensus that WW1 was the worst soldier experience, (at least in the European theater). But for non-combatants WW2 was worse than WW1...way more civilian deaths, between Nazis death factories, the Blitz on London and bombing of Dresden, Japans Unit 731, the rape of Nanking, Hiroshima and Nagasaki etc the civilian death toll was insane.
@@Corynthius The level of technology was just all over the place. New rapid industrial and chemical weapons like shells, machine guns and mustard gas, meanwhile virtually not much advancement in field transportation (I think the Germans introduced tanks late in the game) , But theyre still doing strategy and battle tactics like they have since medieval days, except yknow, being bpmbarded with all this machinery and gas you cant fucking advance and hold a line on foot, not like you could with melee and gunpowder... thus the barbware and trench solution, which ultimately were pits of hell and discarded after, never to be a huge part of any war before or since, to my knowledge. Utter chaos indeed.
Bcs ww2 is when a bunch of trained soldiers went to war and isnt expect to survive till the end, but is expected to win and established the good of this world
“Why don’t aliens visit us?”
Humans fighting over which tyrannical regime gets ownership of a shitty little line on a map:
Fun point, there is a theory out there that the reason Aliens don't visit us.
Is because Humans are unusually militaristic, to the point that our military technology is much further ahead than most alien cultures in the galaxy.
Because these cultures never developed the societal drives for the levels of conflict we see on earth.
Now I highly doubt that to be the case, cause war is a fundamental tool to solve conflicts.
Eh, if aliens are anything like us humans then they 100% had a lot of brutal wars in their own time.
A pretty good response to this type of comment is this "perhaps the warfare that alien species partake in is more catastrophic than human warfare, much like the divide of warfare between Europe when it was just starting to colonize the America's, there was a divide of how brutal a war is between the Aztec people, and the Spanish or European people."
What I mean by what I think I worded poorly, is that aliens won't visit us because they're fighting an even bloodier war between themselves, in European style of warfare, it was basically peasants with sharpened hoes and pitchforks going at each other, while is mesoamerica, wars were fought exclusively between the warrior class, as they I believe, avoided civilian bloodshed.
You know it’s grim when the most colourful thing on the screen is the blood 😕
That’s a good point
Cinematography wise, it is an interesting contrast point to have everything else greyed out slightly while blood and fire and the glimmer of steel are the most visually eye-catching things.
@@justjoking5841yes, but in real war it's nearly the same case. i saw a vid of a russian soldier playing a guitar and singing (russo-ukrainian war right now) and his whole background and environment was all gray and colorless. the most colorful thing in that video was the guitar.
@@floof6896 Yeap, dust everywhere because of artillery
Aw look at little Timmy playing with his toy soldiers!
What Timmy sees the soldiers doing:
It shows you that no matter the technology you put in a mans hands, when it comes to life and death, he'll revert to his instincts. Like the soldier with a rock, humans have learned over thousands of years the best ways to kill eachother. A mouse wouldn't learn to build a mouse trap. War is hell.
Really does carry a certain vibe doesn't it
WW1 really was a different time
@@Feelsbanditman I think because of how much warfare changed from WW1. All of the new guns, artillery, tanks, planes, gas, etc. Since it was the first time all of it was being used, it was fucking gruesome as hell
@CptMitchell It's crazy how much world war 2 turned into pretty much 60% trench warfare
A lovey war isn’t it?
@@cptmitchell983and all used in outdated tactics
"Yeah ive been to hell, they called it Passchendaele"
"No. War is war, and hell is hell. And of the two, war is far worse. Only sinners go to hell, while in war there are innocent bystanders- in fact, apart from a few of the brass, almost everyone involved is an innocent bystander."
(I forget where the quote is from and I have DEFINITELY mangled it, but it felt like an appropriate response)
“Only the dead have seen the end of war”
@@nihtgengalastnamegoeshere7526 M A S H
@@nihtgengalastnamegoeshere7526 Bir Müslüman olarak katılıyorum Cehennem hayal edilemeyecek bir kavramdır.
@@fecesmuncher2448 SOCRATES DIDN'T SAY THAT 😊
0:07 that looks almost identical to the scene from Storm of Steel in BF1
It’s based on it
@@joe___6868 I figured it was
Because it is.
Copy and paste
@@adrianniewiadomski345 ?
Really put into perspective how infinitesimally small the likelihood of making it out alive of Passchendaele is. Either you never saw combat, or you're literally willed by god into surviving.
basically battlefield conquest in a nutshell
doesn't matter if you have a rifle but the other guy has a lmg
doesn't matter if you are low on health
doesn't matter if you want just one guy but get ambushed by a few others instead
you are not expected to survive.
It's like kids playing in the mud
What playing with plastic toy armymen in the rainy mud feels like
how nerf battles felt
@@Feelsbanditman I’d just make do with the tiny sea shells on the beach.
"I wonder why Aliens haven't contacted us yet?"
Average Human Disagreement:
At this point it has become a part human nature to murder someone if they even look at you wrong.
May all these soldiers from WW1 ON BOTH SIDES…Rest in Peace.
I love these kind of scenes that show the grittiness of war, especially ww1 where sometimes fights with firearms and technology would devolve into a even more barbaric struggle, resorting to beating,stabbing,and clobbering the opponent.
Given that this movie's battle scene inspired the opening battle scene from Battlefield 1 (which copied many of the moves and even shots from this scene), I suppose it was only inevitable that RUclips thought this was the Battlefield 1 game. A nice combination you've made here.
What movie is it
@@bobryan2089 It's right there in the title of this video: "Passchendaele," directed by Paul Gross.
Its quite sad that Soldiers actually went through this during the 1st World War. WW1 and WW2 including Vietnam weren't pretty. They were bloody.
Are any wars really pretty?
@@allanallstar342 probably the emu war
@@amjadahadi2395 how dare you. Those poor Australians were butchered
all wars are hell, that's the point
at times war can get pretty close and personal, truly frightening and gruesome
This is exactly what I picture in my head whenever I hear this song…. Is something wrong with me……
No it's what we all see
What they said.
Same vibe as Only you Playing and remembered the missions of far cry 5 haha
Fr
Nope nothing wrong at all
"If we don't end war, war will end us"
Give War a Chance.
"WAR IS GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY"
RULES OF NAATTTURRREEE
Battlefield 1 remake be looking good
I’d pay a fortune for a BF1 remake. I have zero interest in 2042.
@@nicholaspeterson6430ikr a battlefield 1 remastered or something made to run on PS5 and series x with better graphics and maybe some new maps would be pretty awesome
The ants in my backyard fighting over a fucking leaf:
0:30 the one kid that makes you get homework
Everyone remember the cruelty of WW2 and the evilness of Hitler but no one remember the atrocity of WW1.
And the best part, you couldn’t put all the blame on anybody, every leader was to blame.
Those were no wars, They were Genocide, The Genocide of Mankind
@@schulzscheie4175it was all started because some random dude took a wrong turn
@@schulzscheie4175i like to simplify the start of ww1 as: mfs in europe started throwing hands for little to no reason and the rest of the world says "fuck it" and starts throwing hands too
Parent: aww look how cute he is playing with his Legos
The lore:
Ya know, for a species with pretty weak bodys we seem to always find reasons to tear them apart.
@History Aesthetics that is true.
We're pretty freakin resilient I don't what you're talking about
@@enobekuJ We're the most adapted species. We have the ability to survive pretty much any environment because of our survival instincts
we get adapted to enviroments pretty fast.
of course,we are just meat bags but we have a seed for growing intelligence and our instincts to survive is pretty much alotm
I think one of the worst parts of WW1 is that most of the soldiers were just regular dudes who had no idea what they signed up for
Their leaders had no clue it would devolve this badly either but they still knew they were sending these boys to their deaths.
It really was a different kind of war. Ain't no one coming out of that a sane person
It went from shooting to stabbing to bashing rocks against eachother
My man got a bayonet gun stabbed to his hand and still managed to beat the guy and used the very hand that he was stabbed in
People built different back then
adrenaline, when you have a lot of adrenaline you don't feel anything
i think he hit the other guy with the other hand, idk but if i was in the same situacion ill be dead already
"It's just a game"
The Foxhole experience
This is what i imagine ants see when they are fighting.
I’m now just starting to realize that DICE references this in BF1 storm of steel
I feel a stronger connection to these random dudes than to actual people I know 😌
550,000 men died in the battle of Passchedale. 550,000 men over 5.5 miles of ground, and in the end it was of little strategic significance
No phones in sight, just people living the moment
Me and the boys in elementary school fighting to be king of the jungle gym.
"In some smothering dream, you too could pace Behind the wagon we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face, His hanging face, like devil's sick of sin, If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood, Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs, Obscene as cancer, Bitter as the cud, Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues,- My Friend, you could not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori."
- Final verse of the poem "Dulce et decorum est" by Wilfred Owen, 1917
It will always amaze me how a Man can look another Man in the eyes and butcher him with no second thought
You have to remember that it’s either you or them
0:36 when you find diamonds
You have copper wire under your skin
@@Chief556. there are bugs underneath your skin. Get them out. Dug them off. Cut your skin off.
@@dirtegarbage I am a very normal person with very normal thoughts in my brain
Bro it’s been a horrifying experience reading through these comments but that made me laugh so much
I had the balls to watch this scene at the middle of the night and was not expecting to have a 3x dose od post-nut clarity thinking about horrors of war for 2 whole hours
Now I know where they got the inspiration lol. Great scene showing how brutal that war really was, a mix of medieval warfare and the dawn of modern warfare. Battlefield and this movie really hit it out of the park.
*Yo:* **Juego con soldaditos de juguete en medio de la lluvia**
*Mi madre:* que bonito se ve ahí jugando con sus muñequitos
*Lo que imagino:*
Name de la película porfavor :'(
SUS
@@cristiandieguez1897Passchendaele (2008), lo dice en el titulo xDD
happy someone else noticed this. Thought I was the only one.
I'm so glad I assent born in the generation
I forgot the number
But like 50% of the village male population died
In WW2 I'm sorry I don't know the real number
WW1
@@noahsagutch8314 Just edit your comment lol.
the music somehow fits
GOW fans fighting over which kratos they liked better
Me who likes both versions: *"I see this as an absolute win"*
" _The War to End All Wars, huh?_
*We were supposed to be home by christmas.* "
Sad world we live in
If I ever become a history teacher I'm showing my students this video
Hard to imagine our great grand fathers had to go through this.
Aw man women had it so hard in the 1900s they couldn’t even vote
Men:
Imagine how many people were playing dead in that battle no one would know or care they’d just be another body
Some people: "How could people die in combat. Wars 100 years ago were not so tough." Me:
I love this way too much.
What follows is frontline combat
You are not expected to survive
"awww, look at little Timmy playing with his little toy soldiers"
little Timmy's mind:
" we humans are not peace full when it comes to war"
Inklings for whole 3 fucking days when they have to decide which breakfast dish is the best:
0:05 I think we know this part from Battlefield
This wasnt a well coordinated battle with tactical moves.
This was war, this IS war. The most down under and dirty experience. I shudder to think that the real life version was much worse
war is a game until the bullets start flying.... then its a fight, you against them, not because you hate your enemy, but because like him, you're nothing more than a scared animal trying to make it back home...to ma and pa, to the flowers that grew in your garden last spring, to your love you left at the train station...
war truly is hell
the first 13 seconds where very similar
It was almost identical to the battlefield one campaign intro
@@Nuclear_V007They took inspiration from this movie
Future visions
1950s: flying cars and no world hunger
2020s :
World War One happened in 1914-18
@@sundancetitan5675 Do I really have to explain the joke to you?
@@ryanschulte3742 is it because he put dream a little dream on me on a brutal combat sequence
Jetsons and Flintstones. Loooool
I just noticed how similar this is to the BF1 intro...
because it is,
the original one LMAO
"The war that was supposed to end all wars. It ended nothing... What follows is frontline fighting... you probably won't survive"
I swear to God. You can fused a wholesome song and the most gruesome war scene and it still fits perfectly.
Thats must be on the c flag area
Not cool man people died in this war please be respectful
@@kaylannoegel8544 eh i so agree to a small extent but it was well over 100 years since it so as long as its not too offensive I think its fine by me
@@kaylannoegel8544 Calm down my dudes he’s just trying to give people the general location in the battlefield one map Paschendale
@@ДмитрийПетренко-о6щ ye i almost thought it was point B
"Women had it so bad in the 1900's!!! They couldn't even vote!!"
0:36 the most battlefield thing I've seen in this sequence.
Random dude gets melee stealth killed by another dude, then another different dude does the same to the previous dude.
Yeah that's bf1
Jesus this is almost a 1 to 1 replica of the Battlefield 1 intro scene
How I picture ants fighting over a leaf in my yard
This is true violence people of our time can't fathoms
and we shouldn't have to fathom it, yet, this type of thing still happens...
the song😀
the video💀
Woah the entire sequence literally almost look identical to BF1's opening scene
“There are no rules in war only death.”
Girl playing at the rain: ☔😁
Boys playing at the rain:
Me making my Lego figure fighting on a random Saturday afternoon after church
I can tell the mud was no joke
Battlefeild 1 in real life
No cellphones, no drugs (Maybe), just people living the moment
Can't believe this makes the scenes even more horrifying somehow
What parents see: *toy solider*
What kids see:
It's perplexing to think that if the situation were any more different, many of the men who fought and died with such ferocious brutality against one another here could have been friends. They were just soldiers, and soldiers are ordinary men in extraordinary conditions, pushed to do things by the country they call allegiance to by killing an enemy they can't understand in an area they hold no personal connection to.
War is dirty business, and whether or not it's justified at times is none of my concern. The truth of the matter is, it happens, we live through it, we learn to live with it, and reflection of the past is a luxury granted to those lucky enough to survive.
So, you can't really blame the German soldiers here. Neither could you the opposing French, British, or American forces either. Because in war like this, it's not about who's right, it's about who's left behind to tell their story.
As an avid player of FPS games it's things like this that help distinguish the difference between a game and reality to me. Battlefield 1 is an incredible game that I have a blast playing, but you couldn't ever convince me to go through what these men had to contend with. Anyone who thinks otherwise is ignorent, naïve, or a fool.
*"The war is the world and the world is the war..."*
If this doesn't scare you, I don't know what does.
It didn't scare me
@@benkirby3876 it’s a RUclips video. You’d curl into a ball and soil yourself if you were there most likely
@@benkirby3876 Hard ass. (Jk, maybe?)
to watch, yeah, i felt uneasy, but if i was there? i would just be another poor soul looking 1000 yards away...
Its almost insane how similar they are 0.0
the average airsoft war at the boys sleepover:
Brilliant juxtaposition. Bravo!
Когда зашёл в сервер "только холодное оружие" / When only melee weapons entered the server
It's great we dont have wars like this
I mean we did have wars like these. Just a little over 100 yrs ago did this happen
the teacher: today we will be going to the ww1 bunkers
the boys: FORWARD CHARGE!!!
the girls: FORWARD CHARGE!!
the landmines: Bonjour!
@Adolf hitler no shit sherlock
@Adolf hitler i just get alot of replies on my comments that are calling me sexist lol
All war is a tragedy. To me the biggest tragedy of the first world war was all the men and horses that died simply because royal monarchs didn’t like each other
Und mein Vater nannte mich einen Feigling als ich sagte ich zieh nicht in den Krieg
This is like watching the battlefield 1 intro.
At the beginning that’s where the battlefield 1 is where you see the punches and the knife in the hand
For yall wondering what movie this is. Its called passchendaele. About Canadian wartime ferocity and humanity.
this is what i imagined having a nerf war