VFX Artist Shows You TRUE POWER of Warships!
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Suggestion: VFX artist shows how Minecraft inventory would look like in real life when it's full.
Can't remember the vid but i think someone already done that... But it'd be interesting to see Corridor Crew do their own version
@@zatzu I think that video only said how much they would weigh. It never showed it in real life.
bruhGD yeah it’s was vsauce3
Yeah The game theorist have done that
64 obsidian in each slot if each block is 1 meter
Thats a lot
“Why don’t battleships just sink”
Because boat
@@user-gn6zd1oj6p I'm sorry, I should have put ship. I was indeed trying to be funny, if it does not suit your sense of humor why put somebody else down?
@@user-gn6zd1oj6p boat
@@user-gn6zd1oj6p boat
@@user-gn6zd1oj6p also, why the temper tantrum
ちゃんハナナ boat smartass
"Well its not the Paris Gun"
*Shows Gustav in second pic*
completely different thing lol
But he should talk about the gustav gun though
Why does this channel have millions of subs while other more informative, accurate, and entertaining channels have less? I don’t get people
@@HieronymousLex this channel isnt for battleships is it
@@HieronymousLex It's been around for a long time. They started making cool vfx videos in like 2010.
Fun fact: the reason aircraft carriers were invented was to track targets over the horizon. Those big guns were becoming so accurate at such a long distance that they started using this new invention called the "aeroplane" to feed coordinates back to the battleship groups.
The Yamato actually carried two float planes for this exact reason
@@vampyr2936 a lot of ships carried float planes
@@marcotron08 yep
Then they realised aeroplanes could carry ordnance equally as dangerous as battleships.
@@randominternetguy88 ordinance carried by airplanes is nothing compared to that of battleship's.
"This ship is 4 feet longer than the Titanic."
Yeah, but it's about 12,000 feet higher, too.
Oof
Fish
Fish I eat
big oof
In fish we eat
Everyone who got sponsored by Word of Warships: Im going to talk about the game for a few seconds...
Corridor Crew: Watch me overwork this
Well at least the studio gets worth for their money.
@@davevd9944 ....
@@davevd9944 As if they dont get enough money already.....
p2w garbage game too.
If it puts food on their table and cool toys in their hands, I'm happy to watch Corridor Crew sell a product for a few seconds if it means I get more quality content like this, and the VFX/Stuntment reacts.
"The USS Enterprise"
Warship enthusiasts: "Which one?"
The grey ghost
@@godzefkiel2686 I see we have a man of culture.
The Big E
OWARI DA
USS Liberty
"that is the biggest bullet ive ever seen"
*visible pain*
Agreed
God may forgive, but I do not...
If only he read the title of that ever so useful diagram on the ship...
The germans used the biggest ever traditional cannon to shoot shells at paris from my town 150kms away or so. those shells were even taller than these :-/ .there is a museum on the site where the cannon was located with a demoshell. Also the muzzle flash was sever hundreds meter wide.
When they fired the gun they had to light a fuse and then flee through a tunnel to a safer location
Paris Guns
Shows the Paris gun
Then directly shows the Gustav railgun without naming it
Sad Gustav noises
Alexis Bierque de Birka de Fauville exactly you are so right
#RIPGustavRailGun
Alexis Bierque de Birka de Fauville lol he didn’t do his research for this video, and most people watching it won’t know what any of that stuff he showed even was or if it was properly named.
Schewerer Gustav is sad 😯
@@davebanach9891 sad how easily wargaming sponsors people who dont know jack shit about the history or terminology.
and even Gustav had little to do with Paris, the Flak 88 was the bang.
“Cause you know, the earth is round”
*Several people are typing*
oh no the flatards will attack
Wouldn't a flat earth still be round?
Fucking stupid either way, but you know.
@@mrunseen3797 uhh ever heard of wind
Your spinning ball curvature formula does not match the reality, no globie know about the curvature formula either because nasa which is their god did everything so all they have to do is put their faith on nasa like a religion. Keep in mind that in reality outer space does not exist, earth is stationary and flat with dome above us. youtube and Google are a coward because they censor and discredit flat earth truth, go to my playlist to watch the real videos, don't go to flat earth society. com because they are control opposition.
@@godschild5587
Hilarious
Bringing the IOWA class battleships back into service was part of my job (mechanical engineer) back in the 1980s. The reason the ship doesn't capsize or even move when the big guns fire is because the energy is absorbed and dissipated by recoil systems.
Fun fact: The Bismarck was so heavy and so big that when it started to sink, is remained level for a while so the crew were having to dodge shells hitting the deck like they were on solid ground.
And yamato was so large when she blew up it could be heard from the mainland of Japan.
GOD ZEFKIEL that was because of the amount of ammo she was carrying.
Bismarck and the
@@godzefkiel2686 IIRC correctly, Yamato shot down ~8 planes, 3 of which were knocked out of the sky by the Yamato's magazines exploding.
Bismarck
Man, I love Wren's videos! High quality editing combined with some very useful facts are a lot of fun to watch.
Yeah but it feels like there may be a second part in the future! But I could be wrong! XD
10/10 would watch a learning channel with wren as the host
I learn more from Wren than I do my science teacher
he’s like vfx vsauce, it’s awesome
*Man, I love Wren!
There I fixed it for you.
An ad video that’s actually really enjoyable AND knowledgeable?
You did it!
Was actually looking forward to wren talking about the cruisers
nobody else like this comment so it stays at 666 forever.
Knowledgeable *press X to Doubt*
Most if not all of the terminology is wrong.
fun fact: when talking about fuel, we call them "cubes" so we'll we are taking 3000 cubes in refuel meaning we take 3000 cubic metres of fuel
Minecraft moment
So in kiloliters?
Though iron is heavier than wood when discussing volume, an iron hull is usually a lot thinner and stronger than a wooden hull, meaning that iron hulls actually weigh LESS than a wooden hull while accomplishing the same strength and integrity.
You’re on a warship used as a museum and yet nobody has corrected you in the use of bullets when it is actually a shell
Sort of. A lot of Naval personnel would call it a projectile. only because above maybe 5 or 6" mounts they don't use just a shell. They have a projectile with powder bags. But yes it's not very well explained in a lot of places lol
Martin very true, some may also refer it as artillery, munition or if it’s the Yamato (18”guns) “divine justice “ lol
Someone has corrected him... Go thru all the comments next time
@@spikedclown3163 "divine justice" I Love that lol
SpiderCham Plays, you mean those other three thousand six hundred comments? Yeh no way that’s every happening.
So World Of Warships just decided to hit you up right when you were thinking about warships? Sure man, sounds legit.
Yea that's what I was thinking XD
could be
Bruh, you gotta do it for the narrative. Was a sick video regardless
He was always thinking about it the WOW sponsorship just gave him a profitable reason o make a video on ot
Probably just a collab
"Talk about defending earth with 1940s technology."
Missouri: "That explains alot."
I respect your reference to the movie battleship.
I remember when the debate over decommissioning battleships was raging The proponents produced a map of the world that showed how much of the Earth's surface battleships could touch. With the addition of cruise missiles, battleships like the Missouri and the Iowa could reach out and touch 90%-95% of the world's population. It's a shame that we no longer use them.
Same for current U.S. destroyers
Shell. PLEASE CALL IT A SHELL
but carry on, otherwise very nice video :P
*"It's Ma'am"*
@@natneo2722 hahahaha
Anything below 20mm is a bullet. Anything above is a shell
Seriously, I was just about to comment the very same thing.
Well actually your wrong too, it’s round
15 seconds into a corridor crew video and already mentioning muzzle flash :p
“Shaped to push the water aside”
Is Not the definition of buoyancy
no shit sherlock
Don't you mean displacement?
It is, however, the definition of a displacement-type hull.
I just hate the fqct he was calling shells ”bullets”
I almost find it cringe when people call tank rounds or battleship rounds, bullets not shells
I wonder if those bullets come in a 30 round magazine clip
@Rafael Enriquez don’t go melting on me snowflake it’s a completely secondary joke. So en lieu of a few paragraphs...lighten up Ralph.
@Rafael Enriquez you do have a quite a point, but the idea that not everyone serves in the armed forces is unusual to me, because in my country all men have to serve, so i might be ignorant when i didn’t consider that
I love battleships and I'm a huge nerd on them and I got so triggerd
Corridor Crew : we're proud of how good we are with muzzle flashes
Also Corridor Crew : I THOUGHT THE SHIP WAS EXPLODING!1!1!!!
Guys.
I mean... the size of that muzzle flash... I imagine it probably would look like it was exploding
@@jasonking7570 yeah, the explosive charges are hella dirty too
@@Galf506 One of the reasons why the USS Iowa's No. 2 turret exploded in '89
@@DeadRaiserGaming the muzzle flash is not a reason to have anything blow up. It's just the gun firing.
@@Galf506 You're miss interpreting the conversation. I was responding to you about the charges being dirty. In the 80s, when the Iowa-class was reactivated, they were using the WW2-era charges which were old and it was one of the reasons for the 1989 No. 2 turret explosion on the Iowa. If you don't know what that event is, I recommend giving a read on it online. The point I was making was on the powder charges themselves, neither the muzzle flash or the gun firing.
7:28: "Thicc armor and big guns..."
Me: "Oh yeah, that's what it's all about."
But not our Sherman tanks little armor better gun.
@@silentsliver7192 with the slope of the armor the sherman was comparable to the tiger 1 in thickness
5:59 as soon as I saw that I thought it was gta for a sec lmao
I served on the USS Missouri when that pic was taken. It actually moves the ship over ten feet. That is a lot of tonnage being moved by simple firepower. The USS Missouri Iowa class is an amazing feat of technology. I enjoyed serving on that ship it was a piece of history. I mean how many ships pulled into the enemies harbor and had them surrender on them? Just the USS Missouri BB-63. Battleship sailors get the job done with a 16 inch gun.
My dad was stationed on the USS Iowa when he was in the navy, I showed him this video and it was like nostalgia to him. But he wanted me to correct one thing about what Wren said. The "battleship" isn't obsolete. When my dad was on the USS Iowa he said that it had all 3 turrets as well as cruise missiles. This was a wonderful video and I want to see more!!!!
Wren is pretty young and dumb. He's at that point where he's Googling things to put in the video, rather than fact-checking things he already kinda knows, and has no idea how much of a dick he sounds when he calls artillery shells "bullets".
To be honest I am sure the Guns in the Iowa are cheaper to fire than a cruise missile, obviously the precision of a cruise missile is much more than a battleship's main guns, but you can put more fire on a target with them for a comparable price
@@nagualdesign perhaps it is for the more general population of the world which dont know that larger projectiles from larger cannons are called shells, not bullets. Either way i disagree that it constitutes him being called a dick for it.
nagualdesign Damn you’re just being a bitch by the end of your comment.
@@CAR105729 He claims his father was in the Navy, and I'm not, so I'll take his word for it.
Not mad, but every time he said bullet I got a little heated. Any 'bullet' over a 20mm caliber is classified as a shell...
unless its from an AA battery, 12.7mm AA shells were very common in ww2
oyster, snail?
@PADEN BROWN They are 50 cal.
Ok silly bullet blaster
@PADEN BROWN yeah, 50 cal, not .50 cal i.e 16 inches... There is no error here...
i like this type of sponsership. it doesnt just go "here buy it" and be done with it. it acually makes us learn a lot about it. except for dauntless which is just a cartone-ish monster hunter
Small corrections:
The turrets wouldnt fall out if the ship capsizes, they are held in place by brackets. You dont want 2000 tons to bounce around when the battleship is hit by equally powerful projectiles as itself fires, as they might penetrate the armored deck and explode somewhere on their way to the armored citadel or directly on the turret barbette. Or in a severe storm. 2000t is heavy, but it can still be rocked.
Even when a full broadside is fired, the ship wouldnt move feet sideways. Its simple physics: You fire 9x 1.2t projectiles versus a ship that weighs 57000 tons in addition to the water backing it: action and reaction. Inches of movement would a surprise.
"You could have a boat the size of a city as long as it weight less than the water it pushes aside."
So Girls und Panzer were real.
those ships could be built with technology we have today. the only thing we dont have is the magic metal the hulls made of. a ship that size would collapse under its own weight
I swear, that’s the first thing I thought of XD
Yoshikage Kira instead of better armour, u could change the round’s material like copper
@(Jonathan) CHOI Jonathan Ba "those ships could be built with technology we have today. the only thing we dont have is the magic metal the hulls made of. a ship that size would collapse under its own weight"
plus, the largest ships in GUP are literally just New York but on a boat
that would be one hell of a sight to see if one of those was off the coast line viewable with eyes or docked it would cast a shadow over most of the city
5:28
Flat Earther’s: *Im about to end my whole career.*
Just because of hearing yet another lie? C'mon you know it's flat, it was proven so many times now!
BARULICK Sama don’t know if you’re serious but if so shut the fuck up. There is literally photo evidence for round earth and all you have is a theory.
@@dylans9970 Well to be fair. There was no photo evidence at the time the earth was proven to be round. Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it's not there. That being said, the earth is definitely not flat.
@@barulicksama3838 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@barulicksama3838 good joke
I love how the first THIRD of this video is devoted to "did you know BOATS can FLOAT?!?"
Fun fact: these ships cannons are so powerful that even since ww1 they were powerful enough to shred another ship to pieces in seconds such as in the battle Jutland in 1914 which was the largest naval battle ever a ship in the German high seas fleet shred a British ship to pieces within a minute of spotting it. It was so fast that if it were is a movie people would think it was made up for dramatic effect. That’s how strong these guns are.
1:27 as a photographer, this is painful to watch (Edit : its not a camera)
Old lens maybe?
@@MrZooP1 probably but its still painful to watch
@Martn came here to say that
As a Photographer, you should have noticed that this isn't a lens. - Another Photographer
@@ush45 it was actually a mistake tho, my bad
"this battleship just exploding"
No, that's a battleship doing a broadside salvo, it is not doing a Hood.
Battle cruisers always exploding on the job.
I'm wheezing
*sad hood noices*
@@hriz5961 Can't hear them over the magazine explosions and the sehr laut Deutschlandlied.
tune into next weeks episode of WW2 in real time
Everytime he says "bullets" i die a little.
"how do they float???"
drifting aircraft carrier
2:34 Mildly upset that this isn't the 50 year anniversary picture, because then I could have said I appeared in a Corridor video.
Edit: Weird hearing all these facts about a ship I lived on for 3 years.
Awesome, and thank you sir!
That's awesome!
Lol that would've been cool!
Nothing like having a living quarters only the size of a small refrigerator, don't know how you could do it!
@@aboltron6194 I lived like a damn king. Well, an enlisted king. I had a top rack in the corner of a large berthing, so instead of having 2 feet of space between the rack and ceiling, I had like 6 feet. My cubby was also lived in by people on the opposite shift from me, so when I got off work at 1900, I had a wall outlet all to myself. That right there is the lap of luxury.
The only problem was the berthing was on the 03, which is the deck directly below the flight deck, so you had to learn how to sleep through jets landing 10~ feet above your head. When the landing wires catch, it sounds like a scifi movie laser gun going off for 5-10 seconds at about 100 dB. Shit is fuckin loud.
3:31 "outfitted with nuke shell"
Mattias Thorres : Did someone say *S A L V A T I O N ?*
*O N E M I L L I O N L I V E S !*
Jeff Lei *D O N ' T Y O U S E E*
@@de_ciphered *H O W I S T H A T A N Y D I F F E R E N T ?*
There has to be a r/unexpectedacecombat subreddit
@@TylerSpark714 you're a double sinner, you broke the chain and did it by talking about reddit! There is no salvation for you!
Are we not gonna talk about how clean Wren took that paper off the screen?
2:00 Very good explanation of bouyancy
These last couple of videos make me think you are VFX artists or something
Weird, that.
XD
Arent you a fortnite singer?
I know right...
And what's with all the VFX artists react thing going on?? Where are the VFX artists??lol
hello gabzito
the battleships seem super strong. shame they cant break through carbon fibre
That's the technology that actually made them obsolete
@@Dragon029 What the heck is this thread
carbon fiber is indestructable, this guy gets it
mirrorsedgy no we have made materials way more impressive in terms of hardness , shear strength, resistance to thermal expansion and plenty of other things that I have forgotten you want a real futuristic material look or graphine
Took me a minute to figure this one out
I died a little listening to this kid talk... I couldn't go on any further when he said "this is the biggest bullet-barrel I've ever seen."
It's his personal experience, he hasn't seen one before bigger than that, so he is not wrong technically
@@hydrohomie2671 Bullet barrel though? It’s just so wrong.
yea and he talks and mimics in such an annoying way
@Daniel Walder Well he is young. Even if you’re 18-19, you’re still a kid to some. Even though he is in his 20’s, he doesn’t look or sound it, he plays dumb for his audience. I’m sure he’s not as stupid as he sounds.
@@Brandon_J he’s like 30
I'm still convinced that the corridor crew is the best at sponsor segways. Like I didn't expect a sponsor for this video
Some warships can level small mountains.
I've said enough
fit them with a railgun that shoots projectiles of the same caliber and they’ll be able to level some bigger mountains
@@MrOiram46 More than likely, they'd just punch a hole straight through it instead heh
3nertia Ah, the cursed overpens
Excuse for raining on your parade, heard of okinawa? The island was shelled hundreds of times by the best warships of the us navy in wwII. Still got a mountain...
@@mryan7387 i stated "small mountains" Did i not? That's a whole ass Island you got there.
Also, they didn't shoot specifically to level the mountain, in fact, i am pretty sure 90% of shots hit something other than the mountain
Yamato: “Am I a joke to you?”
to america the Yamato is a joke, to literally the rest of the world Iowa is a joke.
Yes you are...
I shall always be loyal to Missouri-chan
@@chloekaftan ah... You are the dumbest man alive
@Thomas Casey bro its the USS Iowa firing the broadside
Iowa and Moe still float today. Yammy is at the bottom of the ocean. 🤷♂️🇺🇸🇺🇸
I once took a tour of the USS North Carolina and was mostly amazed by the sheer number of hallways and stuff on the inside, it's like a friggin maze in there.
Aircraft Carriers are not one of the largest floating things. Oiltanker, Container Ships and normal Cruise ships are much bigger and heavyer.
Maybe he meant longest?
Because of Panama Canal?
that does not make aircraft carriers small, you brought the joke right back to you
*shoots shell*
"wait that was the wrong shell!"
"THAT WAS THE NUKE SHELL"
rip
Just Look up atomic annie :D
@@RubberDuckLP Wow, I didn't even know that existed. I'm not surprised though.
@@RubberDuckLP I see your atomic annie and raise you an M29 Davy Crockett.
News: a guy from the usa destroyed los angeles
Really cool but a little triggering when he kept saying bullet rather than shell
could be worse, he could easily have referred to the Gun Turrets as Canons.... take the glass half full instead of half empty... there was a few things he didnt exactly get right but its still a video thats educational and free.
But what's the pratical difference besides the size?
@@rafaelalodio5116 bullets are just lumps of metal, shells are explosive. Not to mention of course the massive size differences
@@rafaelalodio5116 to simply put it, a bullet is a simple projectile made out of a single component usually eg lead, copper, rubber, steel...
a shell on the other hand has much more mechanics going on within itself unlike a bullet.. a shell is a housing designed for different intent and purposes on the type of explosive round...
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/33/BL15inchAPMkXXIIBNTShell1943Diagram.jpg
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armor-piercing_shell
パンク / punk By definition each of the three guns housed within the turrets are cannons. However all literature referring to the guns just calls them guns.
I've never seen the sea or a ship in my life, but I find these machines so impressive.
4:44 "That's a lot of hamsters" might be the best phrase I've heard in this series
0:23 “I realised I know almost nothing about battleships”
yeah we can tell by you saying you thought the battleship was exploding and not firing a broadside
And calling shells, bullets. 😂
Yea he,s just dumb as fuck
@@magaswitch212 How does he have 4.7 mil them
@@azskateing7764 because he is dumb and thats what people like
Nah mate be nice, we all started somewhere, at least he took the time to actually look into it and learn about it rather than say he knows everything, I respect him for it, he isn't dumb or stupid
Great video, totally watched it all before commenting. So cool that it can launch cars.
Totally
I guess the entire ad is that much unbearable, huh...
I’m confused on the negativity of this comment
@@yaboi3441
I'm confused on the perception of negativity in your comment.
The idea is to sit off the coast...bombard the enemy with cheap cars until their economy collapses.
Even knowing that it’s a mug, that image of a immerged lenses will keep haunting me for a while.
6:10 Holly sh*t it almost reached diamond casino
"Bullets"
How to make a Sailor REEE? call cannon shells bullets.
I was saying the same thing to myself while watching it.
Definition of 'bullet' - a metal projectile fired from a barrel, typically cylindrical and pointed, and sometimes containing an explosive.
These are just huge bullets.
A shell is a projectile fired by a large cannon or artillery piece. So yeah, huge bullets, but there is a specific term for them.
@@joechace8214 Shells are specifically explosives
I cringed at this video. Lol.
4:26 "And these are 50 caliber guns". Close... These are 16" Caliber, 50 Calibers barrel. That "s" on the end is important.
Seems like most people don't comprehend, and don't wish to accept, that Wren knows nothing about warships or artillery whatsoever even after he's spent almost 10 minutes on Wikipedia 'researching'.
This comment section is full of -people- _children_ saying, "omg i learned soo much!" without so much as a hint of irony.
It makes me want to scream that a "50 calibre" gun has a _half-inch bore,_ which is pretty big _for a handgun._ Unfortunately, trying to explain the difference between "calibre" and "calibres" is completely lost on people who think that differentiating between _there, their_ and _they're_ is a waste of effort.
I see dumb people.
@@nagualdesign Didn't know that calibre(s) was a thing but definitely knew that 50 caliber was a .5" diameter (originally) anti equipment round. Noice.
Chris, he literally explains what the caliber measurement means in the very next sentence. Way to be a gatekeeping knob.
@@nercksrule No he doesn't, he explains what _50 calibres_ (with an s) means, but he says "50 calibre", which has a very different meaning. This seems to have been lost on you even after having it explained. Ah well.
By the way, what do you think "gatekeeping" means, exactly?
"I realized how little I know about battleships and naval warfare in general."
Ma: *rubs hands together* Alright, let's start with the basics....
Like calling the projectiles "shells" instead of "bullets"
@@acapraichu4879 Oh, that pains me
@@admDanRyan ...as did his definition of "50-caliber"? Or am I missing something?
@@joshuagoodman5267 yeah, bro just called a huge battleship gun ‘50 calibre’, like maybe do some research before you make the video? besides youd think americans of people would understand guns well, its their culture is it not?
@@doctorcreeps2169 Well, he is Californian - not your standard American - so, maybe lack of "gun culture" and excessive presence of "anti-gun culture" with the "scary black AA-12 guns that are fully semi-automatic with that thing that pokes up in front" mentality? Perhaps?
Of course, they've done several videos with guns but I don't know...I'd think he'd have learned a bit more from making those movies about what makes a gun a gun?
You pointed out one myth but stumbled into another one - not only will the recoil from the guns not capsize the ship, it's not going to move the ship sideways at all - it's just too big. Even if the Iowa was a frictionless hovercraft and there was no water to slow it down, the recoil would push it about six inches per second. With the water in the way, you'd be lucky to move it a millimeter.
Every ad sponsorship promotion:
“ I been-...this for a long time and i been-... “
"I've been a fan of _________ since I was a little boy so I'm happy to say this video is sponsored by _______ of ________."
what pisses me off about this is the blatant lie in the beginning, how he said he was researching warships since long time and then he got sponsored by wow. Yeah I totally fucking believe that since I don't got no brain. Saying I've been playing wow since a long time would have been whatever, I don't mind sponsored video, but that opening made me cringe.
@@aXelRedfield First get him on a lie detector and then say it was a blatent lie. While it could potentially be the case, since he has done videos of a similar nature multiple times it could be true. He could have multiple ideas for videos like this but with different topics, and the sponsership was what caused this particular one to be chosen to be made.
Sooo true
@@aXelRedfield
I think you're overreacting quite harshly and as @The Jaded Jester said it's entirely possible this has been a topic of interest for a video for a while and this convenient sponsorship came up.
Funny thing, the anime "Aldnoah Zero" actually had a battle where navy ships were firing beyond horizon to avoid the enemy mecha lasers.
actually one of the mecha animes that tried to be realistic as possible and didnt have mechas that moved as nimbles as humans
I love that anime. Gotta watch it again.
I love aldnoah zero ive seen it 4 times this comment makes me want to see it again, i remember the episode you're talking about lol
Every time he calls it a bullet I want to die
One of the best warship scenes from video games has to be battlefield 3/4s story, the attacks on the friendly battleships is some largescale imposing warfare
“Within firing range of the mothership” the movie battleship anyone🤣
My dad is in love with that movie. Idek why
lol... USS Missouri
Was looking for this comment
Space Battleship Yamato
Yea
Could you do a Pacific Rim Jaegers size comparison?
Edit: please like so they can see this, this channel is amazing and ik they have a lot on their plate but it wud be amazing to see this. I can be patient bc the content that is uploaded here is phenomenal.
+1
YES PLS
That, and i also want a pacific rim video on the Corridor channel
Yes! That would be awesome!
3:51 "I mean this isn't the Paris gun." *proceeds to show picture of THE Schwere Gutasv.*
(Loved the video btw, that just stood out to me.)
I would suggest before making comments on videos that you do a little research because in this case you REALLY look like a moron. In artillery caliber is a different term than in fire arms. The Iowa's guns are 16 inch 50 caliber guns. 50 caliber mean if you multiply 50 times 16 inches it will give you the length of the barrel from breech to the end of the barrel. In this case 800 inches or 66 feet and 6 inches. The battleships of the North Carolina and South Dakoda class had 16 inch 45 caliber guns, 720 inches from breech to the tip of the barrel or 60 feet. I served on the USS Iowa as a gunners mate in 16 inch turret one, don't bother trying to argue with me, I know what I am talking about.
Thanks for the correction, I completely that the 50 caliber bit was for the length of the guns, not for the main bore of them, my bad. I will correct my previous comment.
That skyscraper comparison was pretty neat.
"Talking about 1940s technology against alien technology" Battleship ahem...
Akmaru uhhh there’s that one movie right?
@@geffnapp8469 yeah that's why i say Battleship
Anybody else have an inkling that the RAAPS on Bo3 were inspired from battleship?
Or did battleship take them from Bo3? I dont remember the date off the top of my head
@@phyiir1322 Battleship came first i think.
Good movie btw
*sees thumbnail*
Me: ah yes traveling the American way
Gta be like
5:05 They are actually Mark 7 guns but the full name of it is Mark 7 50. Caliber 16inch Gun
Have watched this several times now and only just noticed that Wren pulled the photo at the beginning "out" of the screen, and that it wasn't just taped on. XD
The only thing that annoyed me was the fact that he called the shells “bullets”
nice scp lab
What if im a giant..?
I just wanna be like everybody else
It bothered me that he called them .50 caliber guns at 4:26. Caliber is not defined by the length, only the diameter of the bullet/shell.
@@jacksonlebihan1318 *pulls out my .50 cal pipe rifle with a 3 foot long projectile*
Yes, its width, not length.
(Also I should mention that pipe gun sucks, it makes a shluck sound and drops the rod on the ground, butane powered)
Also, y’Know, he keeps saying that they are 16 feet in diameter
I have learned more from your videos than I did from the design school I went. Thanks a ton.
If that is true you should probably ask for your tuition to be refunded.
Rahul R you should’ve gone to a better school then
You weren't paying attention.
India Right? ...... agreed
@Adequate Bros. Or, thanks a cubic meter of water!
(I have no apologies either)
This video is like a kid that just found something amazing 15 years after everybody else 😂
More like 70 years...
He did a decent job of explaining everything -- not perfect, but a good intro for kids who don't know.
3:40 For those curious, another example of this concept is the Genie A2A missile. See Kyle Hill's video on the subject (The time we nuked five men to prove a point).
I love these videos of Wren using VFX to show the true mass of things that we normally wouldn't comprehend without it. Living in New Zealand, i don't get the opportunity to even glimpse at one of these massive ships. Sure i can look at pictures and see the length in numbers but VFX puts these things into a perspective that most people can relate to. Please keep making these vids!
Also it is really cool seeing how excited Wren gets when explaining these topics xD
2:58 better known as the "Maze Bank tower"
Ikr
If this man is showing the world of warships for console than he is the real legend
2:57 how many of you thought he was gonna say Maze Bank Tower? LOL
American: “How much does 1 cubic meter of water weigh?”
Rest of the world: “1 metric tonne.”
American: “In layman’s terms, please.”
Rest of the world: “2,200 pounds.”
American: “Perfection.”
Pedant: What’s the temperature of the water?
cjeam
- Approximately 293.15 kelvins.
Yeah 2,000 pounds o meat dats bout to go on my plate
@@moontrooper2587 American please
What makes you think Americans don't know how heavy a metric ton is?
I just noticed that the image that he starred this on is that of the USS Missouri which is in Iowa class battleship but it was modified extensively after the war they had on tomahawk cruise missiles and a drone launch. That was a post war photo.
All 4 Iowas underwent the same modifications and modernization for the gulf war, not just Missouri.
@@andrewdellaiacono6698 I only knew about Missouri and Wisconsin didn't know they did to all four thank you for the information.
@@clonescope2433 Reagan had them all reactivated in the 80s as part of his "600 Ship Navy" Plan to counter the Soviets.
didnt missouri have the ship number on the 2nd turret
To be honest, what I find almost more impressive than the firepower of the these monstrosities is the amount of firepower they can withstand. They'd basically shrug off bombs that would level an entire city block if those didn't hit the exact right spot (or even survive nuclear bombs being detonated less than a mile away with minor damage... other than radiation).
one of the iowa's sister ships survived exactly that as part of testing the effect of nuclear weapons on navies, when this had next to no effect it was followed up by a nuke being set off directly _under_ the center of the ship as if it had run afoul of a nuclear naval mine, when that _also_ failed to kill it they started shelling the ship with every gun they had in the vicinity because...well frankly the summary on that makes it look a lot like the reason was more "because we could" than as any sort of real test. it was already decommissioned and cleaned out and slotted to be sunk the fact that it had survived everything slotted to sink it just made it a valid target to screw around with because from an engineering standpoint the nuke "tests" were just politicians screwing around to begin with so of course they could sign off on screwing around some more.
the ship was something like 55,000 tons of steel with a couple thousand tons of other stuff bolted too it, it ignored the first nuke because that really wasn't all that much energy on target as far as the ship itself is concerned (REALLY bad for any crew aboard obviously but even there people inside it instead of on deck and in the extremities would have fared surprisingly well) they weren't even really testing anything with that they were just setting off a nuke for funzies because they could. the underwater nuke was more of an actual test...but more one for the decommissioned ship than for the already long since predicted + known + repeatedly tested effects of the underwater nuke: a charge like that on a smaller scale is used to create a pocket of space under the middle of the ship and effectively *drop* it on both ends while applying a shock to the center, with most ships this pretty much breaks it in half but once they get built tough enough they go from that being almost guaranteed fatal to barely noticing it happened within a few percent more or less structural strength, the Arizona was well into the "more" end of that scale so it just sorta wiggled a bit and got seawater splashed all over it in spectacular fashion because as weird as it may sound for a ship that size sailing in rough weather is fairly comparable to having a damned nuke go off under it. after that it survived about two and a half days of shelling before it FINALLY sunk but that number is fairly misleading since they were aiming for the deck and superstructures and the general area of the ship just using it as a target for everyone to shoot at instead of trying to pound away at one spot near the water line (the bit I read on this didn't say much about that part but my guess would be that they were firing from extreme range so they pretty much would have just been shelling the general vicinity with the ship in it more than actually trying to sink the ship).
trying to destroy something like that by shooting dense metal bullets at it just adds more mass and trying to break it apart with the somewhat unfocused use of explosives is a looooooooong process involving delivering and applying a significant portion of the ship's weight in explosive material, if they're not firing accurately enough to get repeated hits to the same spot they aren't dealing much damage and if they aren't hitting somewhere at or under the water line the ship just plain doesn't care.
a modern anti-ship missile might not even hit as hard as one shell from one of those naval guns instead what it does instead is deliver that payload of energy in a focused manner to within a few inches of where you want it to hit. same for most other modern weapons the guidance systems for missiles (and any bombs that aren't designed to have an excuse to hit "unintended" targets) are reliably accurate and the fire control systems for ballistics are _insane_ to the point where part of how tanks get through armor is to fire several rounds on different parabolas all set to arrive in a line with a few inches between each projectile all hitting the same spot at the same time all as one ongoing impact. the standard way for one ship to kill another nowadays would be to have several aircraft up in the air spotting and relaying data on everything in about 50 miles of themselves spread out covering the hundred or so miles around the ship(s) they are spotting for and then just fire a set of missiles at anything they decide they don't like within about a hundred miles, big missiles have a dozen or so different data systems they can sync up with for guidance most of which will get them good odds of that waterline shot.
when i saw this I KNEW world of warships sponsored you for this
You know, Wren should reveal the how huge prehistoric animals really were!!
Tigo Costa Visser I’m pretty sure you could just look that up, there are plenty of pictures that use human as scales for prehistoric animals
@detiab I think so too but Wren’s way is soo much more fun
@@detiab7155 I like to see him use CGI to scale with buildings and such. His solar system scale, for example.
“That’s a lot of hamsters”
OMG THOSE OLD KIA SOUL COMMERCIALS
1:24 note the majestic bird flying over the water
As SOON as I realized Wren was talking about Aircraft Carriers.. I was waiting for the Enterprise joke! XD
-"Which Enterprise, Captain? Be specific. There's been six of them."
-"Seven."
Wren: "EIGHT!"
@Jure Herman shikikan of culture I see
Actually. Which nation (s). Are you counting?
There has been an Enterprise (or equivalent name by the translation/transliteration of the language ). Since the Phonecians.
(pre Greece)
So .... Including the 8 U.S.
5 British.
I believe 3 French.
9 Federation - Starfleet.
5 Klingon.
2 Andorian.
Plus the Greek, Roman, Phonecians, and I would assume several others...
The Name ENTERPRISE is much more than any other in history.
You've convinced me, I'll be playing World of Cruise Missiles as soon as it releases!
World of ICBMs
Everybody gangsta until the warships start shooting warships
these videos make learning so much more fun then school does
I saw “warships” in the title and I was like “yup, definitely sponsored
I didn't mind, tied in well with the content. Have a like all the same.
TAKE THAT, MARTIANS!
Found ya wren
To be honest, I actually really enjoyed how you did this ad. Yeah, I said I enjoyed the ad, I know it's crazy. Wren you have some awesome instincts and some clear cut passion when you make a video. Keep up the perfect work man!
I became interested in warships a long time ago then forgot about this and now... I come back to warships. Feels good.
Wren still is 15 at heart