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The game is, as far as can be told, "Making History: The Calm & The Storm." It's available on Steam, but there may be some trouble with the game's licensing software and there are reports of it shutting itself down as a result.
@@stain1095 By the descriptions given, I believe it is called "Making History: The Calm & the Storm" probably gold edition but the actions described match the structure of that game.
I had a similar experience, as part of a school project to learn about international politics. It was a live action game set in a modern fictional world, with each student having different political roles for their respective countries. The whole game was governed by the UN with what was basically US (played by the teachers) at the head. After a while quite a few of us got bored by the heavy handed control of the UN. So we split and formed our own faction, the teachers didn't approve and threatened us both financially and economically. We din't back down and mobilized our forces (which outnumbered the remaining UN). In return the teachers announced that they had nuclear weapons (a thing never mentioned before) and fired them on three of our coalition's countries. The game ended shortly after since most of the students didn't bother participating since most agreed that the teachers were sore losers and left instead.
Should have talked things through with some more open minded UN members(teachers), even if you guys mobilized and created your own factions, UN shouldn't just fire nukes at a problem, ergo, you could persuade some of UN members to leave UN and start creating united front with rest of the players with casus beli of UN council leader not adhering to UN council rules
Indeed, as Anon stated, he was losing against China, and even though it changed at some point for him to spare his forces, the fact that he was building a Zerg fleet was ballsy AF and I love it.
andKnuckles 50 carriers, that's more than all naval powers at the time combined, considering how Japan was on shortage in a lot of things, he must have canabilized a lot of shit to get it going.
Did a similar thing in school run history club using HOI4, teacher was being really pushy and trying to get us all to run it a specific way, Me (playing USSR) conspire with Germany, both burst into cackling laughter as the Berlin-Moscow Axis is formed, conquer the world, teacher mad. Victory achieved.
Did a somewhat similar simulation but it was live action, zero sum, and just student groups. Thanks to the rules needing ~3/4th military advantage to win a war our country of neutral militant amazons were the king makers in a world war that saw the rest of the class group up against one scripted evil nation. We demanded a massive bribe from the aggressors to stay out of the conflict with half up front. After they agreed the remaining group, resigned to their doom, offered up a bribe and all the spoils of war if we defended them. A failed war saw the aggressors lose somewhere between 25 to 50% of their total resources in spoils which would be split between the victors. This was a full figure above what was needed to get points for the assignment. We defended the isolated nation and fleeced the rest of the class to the point where it was impossible for them to actually reach their resource goals without massive dissolution. Sure our president got thrown against a wall outside of class for the betrayal but pain is temporary and glory is forever.
There are plenty of channels that read out thread stories, but yours is the only one that actually has effort put into it. All the others just find a popular thread and run it through a TTS program and put a few crappy memes on the screen. You, on the other hand, take the time to read it out coherently and with emotions. Also, you pronounce words correctly, especially with the “All Guardsman Party” episodes, as TTS programs just love saying “Tee-Rye-Nids”. All in all, I love your content and hope you continue to create it.
He would be, if the story was remotely true. It's green text /chan/ post which automatically shoves it into the suspect category because green text on 4Chan is code for "made up story". This was posted in 2016, even assuming that the Anonymous poster was still in 8th grade or had just moved on to 9th, there's literally no way a teacher now could get away with people playing a computer game for a week or more (absolutely no way this was all in one day). The lack of actual game name is another red flag, and it literally can't be what Cloak and Dagger thinks it is because the game did not exist in 2016. Also no way that a teacher would play the game with his classes all day for weeks on end, for 4 years and not get in shit for it. Or have enough computers for a class to participate at the numbers he is mentioning. It's a badly made up story about how Anon wasn't favored by the teacher and was an underdog but still won the day for the class and Axis powers. Because 4chan.
@@DwarfyDoodad The game is, as has been stated, Making history: The calm and the storm. Which was made over ten years ago in 2007. It is, in fact used for educational purposes in a few schools curriculum's about WW2. Additionally, just because its a chan post doesn't mean its a made up story, and Green text is just a way to fragment sections of a story for easier reading, as was done in this instance, or for summary's and criticism in response to other posts. Additionally, you vastly overestimate the time it would take to play a game like this, and vastly underestimate the amount of computers a school can have. Additionally, even if it took a week like you estimate, there have been times where a class focuses on a single project for longer, even an entire month.
Shit. Closest we did was two fold. Once we played as like the UN Security council in like 9th or 10th grade and then in Upper Secondary where we just played Risk.
The game is *probably* Making History: The Calm & The Storm, but there's no way of knowing for certain. Be warned, Steam reviews suggest it may be broken (although more recent reviews suggest that it's been fixed).
If only the teacher existed and this actually happened. It's a 4chan green text underdog story. I mean the whole class cheers when he wins and the teacher calls Anon the most fun player he has ever played against ever in the whole time he has been doing this for 4 years. Because they have to otherwise what's the point in the story. It's a made up 4Chan story.
That or Mr.bear. That guy was awesome! he me ( a nerd w/o friends) play Yoshimitsu during the warring states and totally allowed us to vote to collect together the Philippines and the Koreas to make a massive south china coalition to face off against another class. rather then server an emperor.
Bruh I chose Costa Rica I wrecked everyone bcz I made treaties with everyone played the fool so no one noticed me attacked peeps in the class who won’t speak if I ask em too then grew my army no one knew what I was doing I joined both sides by lying since no one ever checked me cause like I said when I was acting no one cared I then took everyone out and then said I was Axis no one was Axis except me Germany and 2 others we still one
This reminds me of a stupid little game we played in Poly Sci. I was given the warrior nation and given the goal of building my army. Unfortunately, the teacher was one of those idiots who thinks the UN can do no wrong. So when I had my big ass army I decided my neighbor looked tasty and declared war. Even though his capital was less than a day's march from my border the game's rules you must have exactly three times your enemies armies and your enemies allies armies combined else you lose the war immediately and are booted from the game. so even though I had factored that in when I was making allies. one guy was pissed that I wasn't giving him enough land and turned against me. tactics be damned. My industrial advantage and naval dominance ignored by the teacher. The Nation of Spartonia is not allowed to go to war because fuck you outnumbered means outgunned and tactics are for pussies.
God I wish I could get all of my brothers to play a 4x game with me, all they ever play is call of duty. It would be so fun to compete against them building empires watching alliances be forged and broken and watching war rage amongst family.
It IS a good idea. It engages the people in an actual fn environment where they might want to know more about the units, where games like AOE happilly pack in historical facts.
The game is, as far as can be told, "Making History: The Calm & The Storm." It's available on Steam, but there may be some trouble with the game's licensing software and there are reports of it shutting itself down as a result.
Cloak and Dagger it hasn’t shut down yet, are there still results of it?
but in making history you can't be argentina.
Thallan i looked into it and you actually can play as argentina in the calm and the storm
ThePolarclaw huh, steam lied to me then.
This story has convinced me to buy the game, wish me luck.
"Ended up as Argentina"
Don't need to hear any more, you won.
You DO NOT fuck with a good player starting as Argentina in multiplayer
*laughs in Falklands*
What game is this please
@@stain1095 By the descriptions given, I believe it is called "Making History: The Calm & the Storm" probably gold edition but the actions described match the structure of that game.
@@Rebellions Thanks
I had a similar experience, as part of a school project to learn about international politics.
It was a live action game set in a modern fictional world, with each student having different political roles for their respective countries. The whole game was governed by the UN with what was basically US (played by the teachers) at the head. After a while quite a few of us got bored by the heavy handed control of the UN. So we split and formed our own faction, the teachers didn't approve and threatened us both financially and economically. We din't back down and mobilized our forces (which outnumbered the remaining UN). In return the teachers announced that they had nuclear weapons (a thing never mentioned before) and fired them on three of our coalition's countries. The game ended shortly after since most of the students didn't bother participating since most agreed that the teachers were sore losers and left instead.
and this is why you never bs your players
Marcedus the «rocks fall» of strategy-games
Should have kept going. Remind those idjits that a nuclear winter is a bad idea. But good on you on walking out on their bullshit.
Should have talked things through with some more open minded UN members(teachers), even if you guys mobilized and created your own factions, UN shouldn't just fire nukes at a problem, ergo, you could persuade some of UN members to leave UN and start creating united front with rest of the players with casus beli of UN council leader not adhering to UN council rules
@@soldiersPL while that is cool to think on, the other teachers would have been sore losers.
Japan possibly MVP though. Great story.
Indeed, as Anon stated, he was losing against China, and even though it changed at some point for him to spare his forces, the fact that he was building a Zerg fleet was ballsy AF and I love it.
Pearl Harbor on goddamn steroids
andKnuckles 50 carriers, that's more than all naval powers at the time combined, considering how Japan was on shortage in a lot of things, he must have canabilized a lot of shit to get it going.
I think his plan was to use that fleet for pearl harbor which makes it even funnier
@@ericosborne4122 and no one stopped him... Not one person noticed the rise of 50 carriers.
The warrior king of Argentina and his freinds the opertunistic Egyptian and the grand emperor of production efficiency lead the axis forces to victory
Japan in this is something I like to call “Dumbass Ex Machina,” where someone has a plan so stupid it reverses a hopeless situation
I know it as "Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass,"
we were too busy expecting the spanish inquisition, we didn't expect a japanese one.
Did a similar thing in school run history club using HOI4, teacher was being really pushy and trying to get us all to run it a specific way, Me (playing USSR) conspire with Germany, both burst into cackling laughter as the Berlin-Moscow Axis is formed, conquer the world, teacher mad. Victory achieved.
Things were looking grim until the Japanese arrived. Coming over the Oceanside
big sad the winged hussars didnt arrive...
If only they utilized the wolfpack.
as long as 406 ain't there they'd win
Did a somewhat similar simulation but it was live action, zero sum, and just student groups. Thanks to the rules needing ~3/4th military advantage to win a war our country of neutral militant amazons were the king makers in a world war that saw the rest of the class group up against one scripted evil nation. We demanded a massive bribe from the aggressors to stay out of the conflict with half up front. After they agreed the remaining group, resigned to their doom, offered up a bribe and all the spoils of war if we defended them. A failed war saw the aggressors lose somewhere between 25 to 50% of their total resources in spoils which would be split between the victors. This was a full figure above what was needed to get points for the assignment. We defended the isolated nation and fleeced the rest of the class to the point where it was impossible for them to actually reach their resource goals without massive dissolution. Sure our president got thrown against a wall outside of class for the betrayal but pain is temporary and glory is forever.
Barely understanding it, but if someone got thrown against the wall and someone got screwed, it's all good.
There are plenty of channels that read out thread stories, but yours is the only one that actually has effort put into it. All the others just find a popular thread and run it through a TTS program and put a few crappy memes on the screen. You, on the other hand, take the time to read it out coherently and with emotions. Also, you pronounce words correctly, especially with the “All Guardsman Party” episodes, as TTS programs just love saying “Tee-Rye-Nids”. All in all, I love your content and hope you continue to create it.
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Mfw no one expects the Spanish Inquisition
None of them have seen Monty python and that damn cup, I mean, The Holy Grail.
The ARGENTINAN INQUISITION
Oh I didn’t realize I owned a copy of this game. Neat!
Spyro Jyro what's the game called?
Maxim Drager I might have been wrong. I have Making History: World War while the story describes Making History the Calm & The Storm.
japan enters and shiroyama starts playing
BUSHIDO, DIGNIFIED!
RazorRaptor 22 it’s the last stand of The samurai
@@tempest2988 Surrounded, and outnumbered!
@@razorraptor2247 60 TO 1 THE SWORD FACE THE GUN!
That teachers a absolute legend for letting them play a game in class. And even being a good sport when they lost.
He would be, if the story was remotely true. It's green text /chan/ post which automatically shoves it into the suspect category because green text on 4Chan is code for "made up story". This was posted in 2016, even assuming that the Anonymous poster was still in 8th grade or had just moved on to 9th, there's literally no way a teacher now could get away with people playing a computer game for a week or more (absolutely no way this was all in one day). The lack of actual game name is another red flag, and it literally can't be what Cloak and Dagger thinks it is because the game did not exist in 2016. Also no way that a teacher would play the game with his classes all day for weeks on end, for 4 years and not get in shit for it. Or have enough computers for a class to participate at the numbers he is mentioning.
It's a badly made up story about how Anon wasn't favored by the teacher and was an underdog but still won the day for the class and Axis powers. Because 4chan.
@@DwarfyDoodad
The name of the game, so others have found, is "Making History: The Calm and The Storm"
@@DwarfyDoodad The game is, as has been stated, Making history: The calm and the storm. Which was made over ten years ago in 2007. It is, in fact used for educational purposes in a few schools curriculum's about WW2. Additionally, just because its a chan post doesn't mean its a made up story, and Green text is just a way to fragment sections of a story for easier reading, as was done in this instance, or for summary's and criticism in response to other posts. Additionally, you vastly overestimate the time it would take to play a game like this, and vastly underestimate the amount of computers a school can have. Additionally, even if it took a week like you estimate, there have been times where a class focuses on a single project for longer, even an entire month.
11:33 And that was how teenagers totally obliterated complex war strategies.
Shit. Closest we did was two fold. Once we played as like the UN Security council in like 9th or 10th grade and then in Upper Secondary where we just played Risk.
10/10 teacher
HOW DARE THAT BRITISH PLAYER LOSE TO THE GOD DAM ITALIANS
Touching and beautiful. If only we had a time machine...
... why
“COME TO BRAZIL!!!”
Argentina has entered the chat
Oh glorious C&D, might ye favor us with that most beloved of tales, the story of Adept Grendel, from the annals of Dark Heresy tomfoolery?
This was great. If you find anything else like this, I hope you decide to do more of it.
Could you do "the man who cried Crendel"
I NEED to play this game
The game is *probably* Making History: The Calm & The Storm, but there's no way of knowing for certain. Be warned, Steam reviews suggest it may be broken (although more recent reviews suggest that it's been fixed).
THESE ARE ALWAYS GOOD I SWAR TO GOD
Only 39 seconds into the video I think I already knew what was going to happen
meanwhyile in japan "TENOHAG BANZI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
coolest... teacher... EVER!!
If only the teacher existed and this actually happened. It's a 4chan green text underdog story. I mean the whole class cheers when he wins and the teacher calls Anon the most fun player he has ever played against ever in the whole time he has been doing this for 4 years. Because they have to otherwise what's the point in the story.
It's a made up 4Chan story.
DwarfyDoodad obviously but it’s still entertaining to listen to
He should have picked Serbia
You mean yugoslavia?
Cool teacher.
Another awesome reading. Keep up the good work. ^^
Japan does fucking Pearl Harbor 2.0 at the end lelelelelelel
11:14 now thats what i call a bangin teacher
What game is it
I'm really curious about something, what the computer game where they playing?
This is Amazing!
Is this teacher in Edmonton? I got a feeling I might know who this is.
That or Mr.bear. That guy was awesome! he me ( a nerd w/o friends) play Yoshimitsu during the warring states and totally allowed us to vote to collect together the Philippines and the Koreas to make a massive south china coalition to face off against another class. rather then server an emperor.
If you do what game is this
of course this is an under dog story.
I just want to know what game this is, i quite like strategy games and i would love to play that...
Bruh I chose Costa Rica I wrecked everyone bcz I made treaties with everyone played the fool so no one noticed me attacked peeps in the class who won’t speak if I ask em too then grew my army no one knew what I was doing I joined both sides by lying since no one ever checked me cause like I said when I was acting no one cared I then took everyone out and then said I was Axis no one was Axis except me Germany and 2 others we still one
What's the game?
Wait, so basically CoD: Ghosts but 1940s
10/10
dont cry for me argentina
Hard carry Argentinians
Argentina OP plz nerf
But the really important question is.....
Do you still play it?
This guy just reads the stories, not write/live them.
Is USA the strongest force in your history books, because even though it’s strong our books say it’s not that strong
Your teacher is bad at strategy
You are very good at RTS huh?
This reminds me of a stupid little game we played in Poly Sci. I was given the warrior nation and given the goal of building my army. Unfortunately, the teacher was one of those idiots who thinks the UN can do no wrong. So when I had my big ass army I decided my neighbor looked tasty and declared war. Even though his capital was less than a day's march from my border the game's rules you must have exactly three times your enemies armies and your enemies allies armies combined else you lose the war immediately and are booted from the game. so even though I had factored that in when I was making allies. one guy was pissed that I wasn't giving him enough land and turned against me. tactics be damned. My industrial advantage and naval dominance ignored by the teacher. The Nation of Spartonia is not allowed to go to war because fuck you outnumbered means outgunned and tactics are for pussies.
God I wish I could get all of my brothers to play a 4x game with me, all they ever play is call of duty. It would be so fun to compete against them building empires watching alliances be forged and broken and watching war rage amongst family.
I only have one word for this: *che*
Pfft "America wouldn't let them get too powerful!" XD Yeah right, those war profiteers supported both sides till their base got attacked!
Thats just historicly innacurate
oh wow lol
Fuck yeah Japan
Jesus Christ
I don't get why teachers think using a game to showcase history is a good idea...
It IS a good idea.
It engages the people in an actual fn environment where they might want to know more about the units, where games like AOE happilly pack in historical facts.
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