The only map where scouts are important to recon with whatever means necessary. No planes or tanks are there to clear the objective area. You are truly on your own.
"...for every five men, two were buried alive under their shelter, two were injured to some extent, and the fifth is waiting..." - French Captain describing the battle of Verdun
Moody GhannaM it was on a video about the battle of Verdun, unfortunately I can't quite remember the name but that was a quote a French commander (or soldier?) Used to describe the effects of the artillery
Moody GhannaM Yeah definitely. Describes the reality of war. Either buried alive under your own post (which is disturbing) or injured badly, or waiting for one of those to happen to you. I think the video was here: ruclips.net/video/EdihcCMAuE8/видео.html At 2:23
The battle of verdun was literally the closest thing we ever got to hell on earth. The sheer amount of killing and destruction on such a small area of land is impossible to conceptualise. When you listen to this, just try to imagine what the unfortune souls on both sides had to endure on the western front in 1916.
I've been reading a lot about WW1, and feel it should be a crime to gloss over it as they do in school. These people went through atrocities that would make today's military soil their pants. People talk shit about the French and how they always surrender, but never truly know of the resolve and desperation and shear courage they had holding their positions. I have nothing but admiration and respect for them, and though I am a retired infantryman and see them as my brothers, I am unworthy of even cleaning the pedestal on which they stand. Ils n'ont pas passe
My great uncle was at Verdun. French 99th Infantry regiment. I have his dogtag, military ID booklets, letters, and his coin pouch which was struck by shrapnel. Truly was hell on earth.
The bit that comes after is encouraging, especially in Operations! it's like "doesnt matter if we lost, pick yourselves up men, we have two more waves ahead of us"
2:21 "In late june, literally dying of thirst, the French were forced to surrender fort Vaux to the Germans. Immediately the French struck back and took the fortress, but with devastating losses on both sides. While the battlefield was not even a square 10 kilometers, 700000 were now dead, wounded or missing. This was the longest battle of world war I."
We were on the operations on Verdun Heights. Last enemy battalion had pushed us to the very last checkpoint, with only 200 infantry remaining. I was playing as a medic and so many people were dying that it made no sense for me to switch from the syringe back to my primary, people were instantly killed, and because it was the last checkpoint, using my shovel was just as good as using the rifle. Among gas, fire, bullets, i've revived people constantly.. They kept coming, and eventually they brought their flamethrowers and trench raiders with'em. But we held the line. After 10 minutes i had a little over 100 heals, in such a small portion of the map, filled with so much destruction. The song looping through those 10 minutes really pumped the adrenaline, and for a breif second when my camera rose up above the battlefield i thought the game crashed, but when I heard the music I realised that we held the line, prevented the German offensive in Verdun, and had saved countless lives.
I've had two or tree games like this on operations before as a french medic, some of the most fun shit I've ever done in any game, it's so damn intense
2:12 "With this great victory, the city of Verdun is saved and the Republic of France salutes you. Though we have suffered great losses, you have turned the tide of this terrible war. Your courage and strength will never be forgotten."
I remember when I first played this map this song came on when I was rushing the French spawn as a German. The whole song played for about 4 minutes and the 3rd part of this song played for a minute. Everyone was screaming from being caught on fire and people were dying with bullets flying past our heads. Definitely my favorite map.
After an initial breakthrough, the Germans took the massive fort Douaumont. This advance would soon come to a halt, as the French poured men and resources into the area, determined to defend Verdun at all costs. And as the Germans approached fort Vaux, the outcome was far from certain.
Despite the combat not necessarily being accurate to World War 1, this Operation easily puts you in the shoes of the people who fought here. It's the most hellish and intense Operation in the game by far.
I like how Battlefield 1 is the most historically in-accurate WW1 game and it is the best WW1 game. Even with French soldiers with Federov Avtomats make this game beyond immersive. The only other game that tops it is Hell Let Loose.
@@Htchhgjhhchc45 I agree. And also probably the best World War 1 game overall. I like that the game tells me what battle I'm fighting in, what and who exactly I'm fighting for, and what might happen if the battle went differently as well as what actually happened.
bf1 is probably one of those best cases of something trying to capture a feeling of a historical event rather than trying to accurately portray it, and honestly, i'd rather have that than have a game that makes your character walk like a tank for the sake of realism.
"Humanity is mad. It must be mad to do what it is doing. What a massacre! What scenes of horror and carnage! I cannot find words to translate my impressions. Hell cannot be so terrible. Men are mad!" - French lieutenant before his death (Diary 23 May 1916)
2:10 *"We lost, men, but deep within your blood remains the iron that gives strength to your hearts. Use that passion for this; our final assault."* *LAST ATTACK*
“A valiant victory soldat, the forts which dominate this region, that protect the allied lines, will soon be ours! Onward!” The way he says it gives me chills every time.
As far as I can tell the beginning is when your defending the hill, waiting for the germans to attack, than at 0:49 they start fighting up the hill, and at 1:30 the battle is almost over and one side is going to come out winning, then at 2:09, the Germans or French win.
Still remember my first experience of this song, it was on the second objective of Fort Vaux. Everyone throwing grenades firing into the clouds of smoke, complete chaos.
I still play this game every once in a while. It interests me when this specific operation reaches this final phase everyone becomes extremely wreckless. No longer reserved but desperate to make a difference in the match.
The music doesn't even feel triumphant. It just feels damning, especially if your playing the French. It gives the sense that there's nothing you can do to halt the German advance.
Right now, this is the theme for the Battle of Bakhmut in Ukraine, and there are several factors that support this. If you compare both the Battle of Verdun and Bakhmut, you can see they share many things in common: -They are the longest battles of their respective wars: Verdun was WWI longest battle (more than 9 months) while Bakhmut is Ukraine 's longest battle (I think it's already 10 months up to this date but it might be longer). -Both battles involve too much destruction in a small location with very high casualties in both sides. -Both Verdun and Bakhmut involve constant trench rides between enemy factions. -In both battles the defenders (french and ukrainians) choose to fight against the invaders in an already destroyed location and hold the line instead of retiring, because if they do, they know another city where people still reside would be erased from the planet if the invaders manage to break the lines. -The ukrainians still stand despite low ammunition and they try to hold as much as possible, until they run out of ammunition and might be forced to deliver the city or retire. In comparison, the french had to surrender Fort de Vaux after being too tired and had no more ammo. -Bakhmut and Verdun can be considered as the closest things to hell if we look the destruction through the soldiers' eyes in the front. -There are thousands of craters and holes everywhere due to the artillery shells that fell over the place. -Both locations will be considered as unhanitable for generations. I know many people consider the battle of Bakhmut more like Stalingrad's battle, but I first thought of Verdun when comparing facts.
Did you go to school? I don't think so because this level of silliness is more appropriate for a 2 year old. First during World War I, the French had one of the best armies in the world, and stopped the German attack before the breakthrough of 1918, which would have entered Berlin without the armistice. Second, during World War II the French fought for months on the Maginot Line before an insurgency broke out in the French state, crippling the country. Then it was the French who arrested Erwin Rommel in Africa with General Leclerc's tanks. Half of the US Army in WWII was made up of French regiments rearming themselves, so the French won, in part. And the country was not completely invaded, look at a map of the time, there was the State of Vichy if you want to cultivate yourself.
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Doesn't matter how bad you are, when this music plays, everyone in the server is sweating.
Don’t forget increased chance of heart attacks too.
My smartwatch tellin me to chill the fuck out around 2:15
The End of Round Themes REALLY bring the Inner Sweats out of people...
King of the mountain 🏔️
The only map where scouts are important to recon with whatever means necessary. No planes or tanks are there to clear the objective area. You are truly on your own.
XAlex 188 least useful for attackers but for defenders sure
I just kept spamming the medic bag as a trench raider and just heal everyone so they can rush onwards
If this is the only map where scouts are useful for you then you're not a good scout
Got that siege gun though
Noob
Spamming "GO GO GO" when this songs came out lmao
Hariz Rifan hahaha dude u make my day you're so right :Dd
@@Spartan592 not SMG 0/8
If I was SL I would spam the infantry whistle haha. It worked! We had to retake the fort!
"...for every five men, two were buried alive under their shelter, two were injured to some extent, and the fifth is waiting..."
- French Captain describing the battle of Verdun
The Lux TGW channel?
The Lux
Where did you watch or read this? I want the full story
Moody GhannaM it was on a video about the battle of Verdun, unfortunately I can't quite remember the name but that was a quote a French commander (or soldier?) Used to describe the effects of the artillery
The Lux this quote is really terrifying when you think of it.
Moody GhannaM Yeah definitely. Describes the reality of war. Either buried alive under your own post (which is disturbing) or injured badly, or waiting for one of those to happen to you. I think the video was here:
ruclips.net/video/EdihcCMAuE8/видео.html
At 2:23
The battle of verdun was literally the closest thing we ever got to hell on earth. The sheer amount of killing and destruction on such a small area of land is impossible to conceptualise. When you listen to this, just try to imagine what the unfortune souls on both sides had to endure on the western front in 1916.
I've been reading a lot about WW1, and feel it should be a crime to gloss over it as they do in school. These people went through atrocities that would make today's military soil their pants. People talk shit about the French and how they always surrender, but never truly know of the resolve and desperation and shear courage they had holding their positions. I have nothing but admiration and respect for them, and though I am a retired infantryman and see them as my brothers, I am unworthy of even cleaning the pedestal on which they stand.
Ils n'ont pas passe
My great uncle was at Verdun. French 99th Infantry regiment. I have his dogtag, military ID booklets, letters, and his coin pouch which was struck by shrapnel.
Truly was hell on earth.
Yannick Oliveres Did he survive the war?
@Lucario Việt Nam Sadly no. He was killed in action on June 10, 1917 at Chemin Des Dames, Cerny-en-Laonnois, Aisne.
Yannick Oliveres I'm so sorry.
2:10 - 2:19 is the best ending of any of the "end of round" musics in battlefield, really gives a sense of "its over" more so if you lost
The bit that comes after is encouraging, especially in Operations! it's like "doesnt matter if we lost, pick yourselves up men, we have two more waves ahead of us"
Nah the actual sensation it gives me is...
"why have i been masterbating for the past 9 seconds?"
Its called "Get Us Out Of Here" by Johan Soderqvist
you can find it on spotify!
Honestly I kinda feel the opposite way! To me it gives me a sense of "The battle is over but the war isn't"
@@justexploring6979 that's hardly the opposite of what i was saying, i never mentioned the whole war
2:21
"In late june, literally dying of thirst, the French were forced to surrender fort Vaux to the Germans. Immediately the French struck back and took the fortress, but with devastating losses on both sides. While the battlefield was not even a square 10 kilometers, 700000 were now dead, wounded or missing. This was the longest battle of world war I."
Arthedain TheDarkbringer my sources say 900000...
Your sources mean nothing when I'm quoting.
Arthedain TheDarkbringer how can you tell?
Common logic.
Arthedain TheDarkbringer makes sense
"The enemy has reached the final objective."
"The enemy has taken Objective Apples."
We were on the operations on Verdun Heights. Last enemy battalion had pushed us to the very last checkpoint, with only 200 infantry remaining. I was playing as a medic and so many people were dying that it made no sense for me to switch from the syringe back to my primary, people were instantly killed, and because it was the last checkpoint, using my shovel was just as good as using the rifle. Among gas, fire, bullets, i've revived people constantly.. They kept coming, and eventually they brought their flamethrowers and trench raiders with'em. But we held the line. After 10 minutes i had a little over 100 heals, in such a small portion of the map, filled with so much destruction. The song looping through those 10 minutes really pumped the adrenaline, and for a breif second when my camera rose up above the battlefield i thought the game crashed, but when I heard the music I realised that we held the line, prevented the German offensive in Verdun, and had saved countless lives.
Spartan Actual You're a bloody hero
Damn dude you’re so special you deserve a medal. I hope the attention for your made up story is enough
I've had two or tree games like this on operations before as a french medic, some of the most fun shit I've ever done in any game, it's so damn intense
This comment thread is all apreciation for the good medics of battlefield 1 too bad we have one moron here
They shall not pass
2:12 "With this great victory, the city of Verdun is saved and the Republic of France salutes you. Though we have suffered great losses, you have turned the tide of this terrible war. Your courage and strength will never be forgotten."
I remember when I first played this map this song came on when I was rushing the French spawn as a German. The whole song played for about 4 minutes and the 3rd part of this song played for a minute. Everyone was screaming from being caught on fire and people were dying with bullets flying past our heads. Definitely my favorite map.
A valliant victory, soldat. The fort, which dominates this region that protects the Allied lines, will soon be ours. Onwards!
After an initial breakthrough, the Germans took the massive fort Douaumont. This advance would soon come to a halt, as the French poured men and resources into the area, determined to defend Verdun at all costs. And as the Germans approached fort Vaux, the outcome was far from certain.
*"HIER! ERSTE HILFE!"*
When the French somehow mange to hold that FUCKING hill against three battalions no matter what you do and you lose
Literally me lol
It’s the high ground
1:30
Everybody gangsta till they hear the war tuba
everyone gangsta until 2:20 drops
@@vbahsgahdh2504 *WE WON*
*DEFFENDED THE SECTOR*
Despite the combat not necessarily being accurate to World War 1, this Operation easily puts you in the shoes of the people who fought here. It's the most hellish and intense Operation in the game by far.
I like how Battlefield 1 is the most historically in-accurate WW1 game and it is the best WW1 game. Even with French soldiers with Federov Avtomats make this game beyond immersive. The only other game that tops it is Hell Let Loose.
Verdun is accurate but not as funas BF1 in my opinion BF1 is the best Battlefield ever
@@Htchhgjhhchc45 I agree. And also probably the best World War 1 game overall.
I like that the game tells me what battle I'm fighting in, what and who exactly I'm fighting for, and what might happen if the battle went differently as well as what actually happened.
Its pretty close. French soldiers had 10 grenades, germans had 5.
They didnt have many autos tho
bf1 is probably one of those best cases of something trying to capture a feeling of a historical event rather than trying to accurately portray it, and honestly, i'd rather have that than have a game that makes your character walk like a tank for the sake of realism.
"Humanity is mad. It must be mad to do what it is doing. What a massacre! What scenes of horror and carnage! I cannot find words to translate my impressions. Hell cannot be so terrible. Men are mad!" - French lieutenant before his death (Diary 23 May 1916)
0:48 The sound of DEATH
Everybody gangsta till this starts playing while contesting objective A.
2:10 *"We lost, men, but deep within your blood remains the iron that gives strength to your hearts. Use that passion for this; our final assault."*
*LAST ATTACK*
“A valiant victory soldat, the forts which dominate this region, that protect the allied lines, will soon be ours! Onward!”
The way he says it gives me chills every time.
Let's hope Dice doesn't cut the music department's budget
Dan_The_Gamer looks like our hopes are dead
TheProttotype
They hired Inon Zur, one of the greatest composers. What are you on about?
Hwl. I’m with HWL here
@@The-Prottotype BFV's soundtrack isn't even that bad especially the Pacific
@@onejediboi made my comment year ago when nobody even dreamed about pacific theatre ... still BFV soundtrack sucks
Fits 1916 western front just perfectly
(2:21 - end) Honestly my fav music from bf1, gave me chills
Its called "Get Us Out Of Here" by Johan Soderqvist
you can find it on spotify!
@@Kongjie57 many thanks
@@Kongjie57you're a legend my guy 💯
Beginning: 0:00
Rising: 0:49
Climax: 1:30
Ending: 2:08
As far as I can tell the beginning is when your defending the hill, waiting for the germans to attack, than at 0:49 they start fighting up the hill, and at 1:30 the battle is almost over and one side is going to come out winning, then at 2:09, the Germans or French win.
@@deejim4767 Unfortunatly we know that the germans won
Jesus Christ you know it’s neck to neck when this is playing
This must have been beyond hell irl
When you do your homework while the teacher collecting it.
2:21 i be repeating and vibing this all day.
This music makes me feel this battle determines whether humanity will stand or fall
Dice really does good in the music department I’ll give them that
I believe the first track is called "Get Us Out Of Here" by Johan Soderqvist
you can find it on spotify!
cheers!
It definitely feels like there’s no hope and you are going to lose anyway, might as well go out with a bang
Am I the only one that gets chills every time this plays during the game? With headphones on it sounds 10x more intense than without
2:12 = Chills
*2:10
Its called "Get Us Out Of Here" by Johan Soderqvist
you can find it on spotify!
Still remember my first experience of this song, it was on the second objective of Fort Vaux. Everyone throwing grenades firing into the clouds of smoke, complete chaos.
2:19 is Best Part in my opinion
Battlefield 1 is not truly a representation of WW1 fully but it's the closest thing well get to WW1 in terms of experiencing it
In a fun fps way
I still can't believe how they did manage make the game both horrifying and enjoyable to play. They did an excellent job.
2:21-2:55 When this comes out on the Last line of defense it’s a sound of relief like ugh finally we stop them.
Or lost
the absolute best music for getting ready to redeem your team on Fort de Vaux after a bitter but close defeat on Verdun
This map, this song gave me PTSD
Fr every time one of my friends mention this map I picture the games that I fought in with this song playing
Dice does an amazing job with the soundtrack for their games
This on operations is insane
Fits for the most bloodiest and horrid sites of the western front to date
2:10 Christmas eve when its 4o'clock at night and you finaly go to sleep
Sweating bullets every time this plays
Ahh yes, Verdun, where the human being became obsolete as a weapon of war.
2:11 really satisfying after spending half an hour trying to capture the point in operations as German soldier
2:13 It's too late, hell already broke on earth
My Favorite Bf1 soundtrack
I still play this game every once in a while. It interests me when this specific operation reaches this final phase everyone becomes extremely wreckless. No longer reserved but desperate to make a difference in the match.
2:19 best part
Oh my God when I hear this music at the end of round I start sweating.
I still play this game and its 2019
I still play this game and it's 2022
For the Kaiser Wilhelm, for the Great German Empire! I'm still playing this masterpiece.
I still play this game 2022
Amazing Ever All Times !
1:30 sendo pressionado.
1:58 botando pressão neles.
'We are losing objective Butter' me: How the fuck do they get to Butter without us knowing?
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i get goosebumps every time, rushing into bunkers or over the burning hills, everyone screaming, explosions.. shit is intense
Me getting pumped with adrenaline and start shooting faster and taking more kills than my deaths
The music doesn't even feel triumphant. It just feels damning, especially if your playing the French. It gives the sense that there's nothing you can do to halt the German advance.
Best soundtrack, best map in the game
Hell YEA
This song would give me goosebumps and I’d feel invisible
Hell yeah awesome !
1:58-2:13 those drums fuckin kill me man
Was one of my most fav maps. Shit it was intense af at the end of the round.
Awesome! Frenetic!
2:10 god this part the horns make it even better
everyone be gangsta till the French start shelling their own trenches
Right now, this is the theme for the Battle of Bakhmut in Ukraine, and there are several factors that support this. If you compare both the Battle of Verdun and Bakhmut, you can see they share many things in common:
-They are the longest battles of their respective wars: Verdun was WWI longest battle (more than 9 months) while Bakhmut is Ukraine 's longest battle (I think it's already 10 months up to this date but it might be longer).
-Both battles involve too much destruction in a small location with very high casualties in both sides.
-Both Verdun and Bakhmut involve constant trench rides between enemy factions.
-In both battles the defenders (french and ukrainians) choose to fight against the invaders in an already destroyed location and hold the line instead of retiring, because if they do, they know another city where people still reside would be erased from the planet if the invaders manage to break the lines.
-The ukrainians still stand despite low ammunition and they try to hold as much as possible, until they run out of ammunition and might be forced to deliver the city or retire. In comparison, the french had to surrender Fort de Vaux after being too tired and had no more ammo.
-Bakhmut and Verdun can be considered as the closest things to hell if we look the destruction through the soldiers' eyes in the front.
-There are thousands of craters and holes everywhere due to the artillery shells that fell over the place.
-Both locations will be considered as unhanitable for generations.
I know many people consider the battle of Bakhmut more like Stalingrad's battle, but I first thought of Verdun when comparing facts.
Didnt even think about it like that bakhmut might be our modern day verdun💔💔
Im asian and this songs makes me wanna fight for france.
And I for Germany
2:18 Time to defend one last time
Hey man I think there is a mistake in the title : it's Fort de Vaux, not "For de Vaux" ;)
Anyway the music is perfect!
ImaStormXd we call them fors now
The actual End of Match music reminds me of the American themes from Call of Duty: World at War.
PedroThePanda64 I thought I wasn't the only one
PedroThePanda64 Yeah for sure, really suits picturing the 101st Airborne drop from parachutes onto the battlefield.
So amazing
Verdun will be on germen flags 2:20
If everybody just ignores A and goes straight for B the hill is easy💀
Smoke, flares and medics too
Yeah but you still need to pass the enemy at A
A Song of DOOMED and Fall.
Title of piece (or at least what I would think it should be called): "Desperation"
Its actually called "Get Us Out Of Here" by Johan Soderqvist
you can find it on spotify!
we won boys
Also Nivelle Nights ^^
Такая ностальгия... А ещё, момент кульминации очень что-то напоминает, но не понимаю что. Такой классический что-ли...
It reminds of a huge grinder.
Drake P. Verdun...
WHEN I ALMOST LOSE THE GAME THIS SONG GIVE ME HOPE I CAN WIN
Reminds me of the dark knight rises
That remind me monte grappa end round theme
Monte grappa’s version is called Courage and glory and Verdun’s is Hate and fire
2:10
Anyone know if there's a video with only the part from 2:21 on repeat?
The best I can offer you is, "they shall not pass ost 4: Waiting." It is a more quieter version of that sound.
@darianmckay1483 that's perfect my guy 👍🏾
2:22
this two maps are hard for the attacker
We are trying to take verdun and fort vaux, whot did you expect ?
@@potato88872I just did not expected it to be a child's play for the French.
Why did we have this war again sorry i was too busy listening to the germans conquering fort de v-
OH SHIT!
France was bad in both wars in the first they almost lost and in the second they were completely occupied
Did you go to school?
I don't think so because this level of silliness is more appropriate for a 2 year old.
First during World War I, the French had one of the best armies in the world, and stopped the German attack before the breakthrough of 1918, which would have entered Berlin without the armistice.
Second, during World War II the French fought for months on the Maginot Line before an insurgency broke out in the French state, crippling the country.
Then it was the French who arrested Erwin Rommel in Africa with General Leclerc's tanks.
Half of the US Army in WWII was made up of French regiments rearming themselves, so the French won, in part.
And the country was not completely invaded, look at a map of the time, there was the State of Vichy if you want to cultivate yourself.
The French almost single handedly won WW1
You like nazi don't you
❤❤❤
2:08