Every Historical Inaccuracy in Call of Duty

Thanks to G2A for sponsoring this video, check the spring sale out here: www.g2a.com/spring-sale __Corrections__ 6:46: The Kar98K shown here does actually eject spent rounds, this inaccuracy seems to only applied to certain other bolt action rifles in the game. 45:55 The Mosin Nagant in game appears to be actually be modelled on the M38 Carbine version which were primarily given to guncrews and non frontline combatants, it should be the standard issue M91/30 Mosin Nagant that we originally mistook it for instead. If you have any questions, corrections, or extra inaccuracies then please let us know in the comments! This video was a massive collaborate effort and would not have been possible without the critical research aid from FeReinsm, K-nyne, Davidson, Munancho inc, pollock_madlad and the supportive community in my discord group, along with several other sources. Massive thanks to everyone involved and to you for watching!

Time to learn everything about World War 2 again.

this is becoming my new favourite series

This game represents "Less is More" to me. I love it more than the ones with ultrarealistic details, over the top skins, microtransactions and broken promises.

Speaking of Medal of Honor, it would be nice for you to one day cover Airborne and Pacific Assault. It’s more fun knowing Pacific Assault likely got the Makin Atoll Raid more accurate than the one in World at War.

I have to mention that the US mission where you rescue Price and Ingram happened 2 years after Kommandobefehl (Commando Order) was issued, where it states that any and all Allied commandos who are captured would be summarily executed, even if properly uniformed or attempting to surrender. And if caught in enemy uniforms, they would be handed over to SD and executed, if they weren't killed in battle beforehand. So by the time the 101 Airborne starts their missions, Price and Ingram would be long dead

This is by far my favorite COD campaign. It's got good variety, healthpacks, the 3 nation setup, big battles, clandestine operations, a micheal giacchino score, and it's not too scripted to have bad replay value.

Dont forget about expansion called united offensive and medal of honor allied assault

34:14 RIP Captain Price :(

Would love to see historical inaccuracies in sniper elite games

Imagine fighting desperately in Warsaw to regroup with the 4th army only to realise that they're chilling in Iran

One more thing. U.S. Paratroopers in Normandy had camo canopy parachutes, not white, like depicted in media, even Brothers in Arms gets this detail wrong.

45:32 it is worth noting that Repnikov's house was much further away from the square of the fallen fighters, a few dozens meters behind the train station, which itself was about 2 blocks away from the square.

Please make a "Every historical Inaccuracy in Medal of Honor" series

50:00 the ammo pouch in the upper left is a soviet Kirza pattern pouch, these were not made until the mid 1950s. and the moist on the table is actually a Finnish one, you can tell by its rear sight

The Jericho trumpets on the Stukas are either for gameplay purposes so you would notice them coming in for attack or a misconception in that they always make that sound by design and not via an add-on part

Amazing video and I love your content

Spoiler Alert Germany Loses 😂

Still, to this day, my absolute favorite call of duty. No contest

Love these videos, i hope one of these days he goes to the brothers in arms series