Even late 2000s/early 2010s CODs did that. Look at how NPCs and other players in MP hold guns with foregrips in the original MW series for example, they just hold onto the handguard like the foregrip isn't there, and it clips through their hand. Same with underbarrel grenade launchers too
@@drac6669I don't think he's talking about the majority of the animations that already existed in the game prior to waw. There are some guns in the mod that aren't from cod2 and they use the animations from that game
Yeah they were pretty open about it when making the mod, but it's only the animation source not the models themselves. Plus does it really matter? It's a mod, a really good one at that.
I wish new WW2 COD will add more weapons like BF or more factions such a Italy, Poland, French, Swedish, Norway, China, Finnish. Sadly, Activision ruined everything in Vanguard
Im pretty sure if CoD ever makes another vintage war game, they will add unseen stuff from videogames and probably even some (not over thr top) fictional weapons or prototypes.
u create a new folder in the base game's folder where the .exe is located, copy profiles folder from the base game folder into the new folder, and drop the mod contents into that folder....read the installation manual for proper instructions since I dont think I wanna detail it in here.
4:59 oh. So that small bullet belt just magically disappeared when taking out the drum magazine. Then reappears again in placing a new one. Lack of animation
Dude, CoD 2 is 1 year away from being 20 years old, the engine used Is renderware Wich was discontinued the year after this game released, the tools to make mods let alone animations for this are ancient and not supported anymore cuz there are not many people interested and you complain about 1 single bug of a mod made by maybe 10 guys max, while the multibillion company with hundreds of devs behind that keep doing these games nowadays and pulling the same garbage every year? Gtfooh dude
@@eliel1815shadow my guy, the engine's used for CoD 2 was Infinity Ward's own fork of id Software's Id Tech 3 named IW 2.0, not RenderWare. Oh, and id Tech 3 was first used in 1999 with Quake 3 Arena. Thing is, Activision's support for their older games sucks hard compared to company like Valve (yeah, notice how there's so many Half-Life 2 mods compared to Call of Duty 2?)
Before the 70s or 80s the only safety technique they used was not to point guns at anyone they don't intend to shoot The Pacific video where the Gunny got very angry at the Lieutenant comes to mind So please don't go make corrections about Trigger Finger for WW2 & Vietnam War era stuff
As others have said, the trigger finger thing was not even a concept until the late 80s, and was not widely accepted before the late 90s as the idea was the time it would take you to get to the trigger would get you killed. Really its only since the mid 2000s that thats been accepted as the universal correct thing you should always do. Prior to that it was hotly debated
Call of enlisted Duty
B2f mod existed many many years before enlisted lmao
Peak brain rot joke
I just realised the De Lisle carbine has the same reload animation as the L96A1 from black ops 1.
The sounds are beautiful
Simple but good, literally perfection!
The creativity of the modding community never ceases to amaze me
Funny that the sten mkv has a fore grip, but the model is still holding it by the magazine
Even late 2000s/early 2010s CODs did that. Look at how NPCs and other players in MP hold guns with foregrips in the original MW series for example, they just hold onto the handguard like the foregrip isn't there, and it clips through their hand. Same with underbarrel grenade launchers too
The early Sten mkv models had a vertical foregrip, but the later ones, like the one in b2f, had a wooden handguard instead
Some of these animations are straight up ripped from World at War.
Its the other way around, Cod2 came before waw, but Waw kinda "remastered" alot of this animations since they aren't 100% exactly the same.
@@drac6669I don't think he's talking about the majority of the animations that already existed in the game prior to waw. There are some guns in the mod that aren't from cod2 and they use the animations from that game
Yeah they were pretty open about it when making the mod, but it's only the animation source not the models themselves. Plus does it really matter? It's a mod, a really good one at that.
@@CoreRealmYes, like the PTRS 41
pretty neat tbh.
3:34 😂😂😂
I wish new WW2 COD will add more weapons like BF or more factions such a Italy, Poland, French, Swedish, Norway, China, Finnish. Sadly, Activision ruined everything in Vanguard
Im pretty sure if CoD ever makes another vintage war game, they will add unseen stuff from videogames and probably even some (not over thr top) fictional weapons or prototypes.
I like how it kept the original style of reloading.
I love this mod, the best for Cod 2
jonnatan fergusson need to see this
Boy I wish this guy would come back and update this mod. Some of it is so great and some of it is just donkey.
No PPs-43?
The mod has it, but the author of the original video forgot to include
Still better than fallout 4
bro fallout 4 is like, years old now
@@lambda-m1676 this games much older. this is a mod for it from 2015, but the game is from 2005. and it uses some of the guns from cod 2.
@@firstpersongunsfun yeah and the "still better than fo4" joke doesn't really fit any more considering there have been releases with worse animations
@@lambda-m1676 fair, I just think they could've done better.
@@AzureSetsunai4345 what you can compare it to is Back 4 Blood. Holy shit the animations are wack
Si this is a mod for COD2?
Well, yes, not only new weapons add to the game, but also a new campaign.
yes and it's the goat
It’s just WAW animations for most of them
Wait until this guy finds out WAW animations were reused from COD2
and they reused those animations for almost every other cod game too lmao
@@justasplanned4834 lmfao yes, spoken like an "OG" who never played any cod game before CoD 4
World at war had fantastic sound design tho
They're COD 2 animations lol. WaW ripped a ton of them straight from it
Subbed good channel
How did you add the mod?
New weapons (vanilla ones have been reworked), new levels and new locations
@@Wind2000channel I think he means how do you get teh actual mod itself, and the answer is ModDB.
u create a new folder in the base game's folder where the .exe is located, copy profiles folder from the base game folder into the new folder, and drop the mod contents into that folder....read the installation manual for proper instructions since I dont think I wanna detail it in here.
@@linkfreeman1998 ok thanks man
2:46
Just defy the laws of physics
@@patrickwong7245 what?
Call Of Cutey 🥰
4:59 oh. So that small bullet belt just magically disappeared when taking out the drum magazine. Then reappears again in placing a new one. Lack of animation
Dude, CoD 2 is 1 year away from being 20 years old, the engine used Is renderware Wich was discontinued the year after this game released, the tools to make mods let alone animations for this are ancient and not supported anymore cuz there are not many people interested and you complain about 1 single bug of a mod made by maybe 10 guys max, while the multibillion company with hundreds of devs behind that keep doing these games nowadays and pulling the same garbage every year?
Gtfooh dude
@@eliel1815shadow my guy, the engine's used for CoD 2 was Infinity Ward's own fork of id Software's Id Tech 3 named IW 2.0, not RenderWare. Oh, and id Tech 3 was first used in 1999 with Quake 3 Arena.
Thing is, Activision's support for their older games sucks hard compared to company like Valve (yeah, notice how there's so many Half-Life 2 mods compared to Call of Duty 2?)
@@eliel1815shadow*which
It is quite unprofessional to keep his finger on the trigger guard while reloading
Trigger discipline wasn't that much of a thing during WWII
Before the 70s or 80s the only safety technique they used was not to point guns at anyone they don't intend to shoot
The Pacific video where the Gunny got very angry at the Lieutenant comes to mind
So please don't go make corrections about Trigger Finger for WW2 & Vietnam War era stuff
As others have said, the trigger finger thing was not even a concept until the late 80s, and was not widely accepted before the late 90s as the idea was the time it would take you to get to the trigger would get you killed. Really its only since the mid 2000s that thats been accepted as the universal correct thing you should always do. Prior to that it was hotly debated
and its an anachronism to think that they have trigger discipline back in 1940s.
Not a concept or common practice
But some definitely do keep the finger off the trigger when reloading
How did this got views, so fast? Stolen content anyways that RUclips doesn't care to take this channel down.
Aww.. someone's keeping me in thier heart rent free
Say thank you. Heart emoji. I hope you accepted my apology video I made
@@Ramlin1210 you apologized to me but you still typing these comments? As I said I live in your heart rentfree 😘
@@Ramlin1210 yeah I saw it but since you get offended with "stolen videos" what's the point
I was kidding? Lol