@@CoreRealm what? No suriously i don't get it, they both have bolts that lock down into the front? I don't see what the difference is? How is harder to do is it, if its simply just the same thing?
For that first time, if say it's truly up to the viewer Animation DOI: The animation is much more smoother and fluid, you feel like the soldier knows how to handle and use he gun and it's gives it more of a human nature, especially some finger movements, it's largest flaw is that it's too calm which in combat may seem odd. PS: The animation is more human like, expressive, and panicked, you can tell there more emotion behind it which makes it seem more human, you see the hands shiver, you see rushing. The only major problem is it's smoothness, the animation is to rigid and non-smooth, by look you can tell it does not seem human like on some reloads, especially when some movements seem quite inorganic as they move in such a straight line, it feels more robotic. Sound: DOI: Day of Infamy is more of a close quarters game, and it's reflected by it's sound, DOI pucks a punch in close up sound, you feel it's power with each shot, and each time a martial part is worked like a bolt, you'd feel like your right up next to it holding the thing. PS: Post scriputum is absicslly an open field. At distances and buildings, Post scrotum is better suited there, there is can shine on whose distant echoes from fields, etc. It's sound doesn't pack a punch like DOI, but it sure does sound lovely at many distances, just not really up close. Just compare the MG-42 and how it feels when listeni n to it sound, it's gunshots to racking the bolt sound like it's rig h up there and powerful *Graphics* Both are good and bad in their own regards. *Animation Accuracy* Both are beautifully near perfect. Post scriptums explosive detail, smoke, etc but the hands, wood, etc feel unnatural. Day of Infamy has he better reflection on surfaces and makes things look less pasticly but both are flawed
A small detail that PS nails that I've rarely seen in other games is the dust that gets kicked up around you firing a weapon. It really imparts the power of the guns and makes them feel more punchy and realistic.
one thing NWI will always get better than any other game is the feel of guns as an actual entity that your player's person interacts with via kinetic aesthetics
Post Scriptum's animations are very robotic compared to DoI, and the spent casings' behaviour is hilariously ridiculous, but all sounds are generally more pleasing to the ear than DoI's.
Overall to me HLL is better. Doi models are too dark to me, sounds are good but I prefer hll sounds, and weapon animations are nicer in hll. Doi has better reloads tho, sometimes hll is too robotic (garand,m1911 to cite two)
Day of Infamy has a more consistent style between each reload, so that in itself makes it steps above Post Scriptum. Also PS looks graphically worse than DoI.
if you're talking about the landscape being displayed in this video, the place being recorded for PS is a portion of the test range you're not supposed to be in
_Kommandant_ What’s wrong with it? They are still his clips and it would take hours to re-record the same gun animations and it wouldn’t provide any different results. He has a life.
@@ooheeh2264 But when the game updates models and/or animations, don't you think he should update the clips with the new ones instead of showing outdated ones that no longer exist in game?
I get that the focus is on the animations and sounds but it seems a little disingenuous to show such a shit practically out of bounds section of map for Post Scriptum. Post Scriptum's landscapes look far better than that. There is literally no multiplayer map that has any playable sections that look so basic. You should show the best of both.
DoI is super underrated. Shame the devs abandoned it outta nowhere.
Over Insurgency Sandstorm
If they gave more attention for this game, today it would be awesome.
@@cepv_2305 wait i know you
@@MrBlack75922 Uh, from where?
@@cepv_2305 There's no mistake. You're a wanted man... and it's time to pay for your crimes.
both are very good, it's hard to choose which one is the best, because I like both of them
3:18 HK slap
@Emrah ACI and how would you know?
Inaccurate HK slap
@@joancatalan1639 HK slap nonetheless
@@MemeDogger it's very obvious
@@CoreRealm what? No suriously i don't get it, they both have bolts that lock down into the front? I don't see what the difference is? How is harder to do is it, if its simply just the same thing?
Both of the games have Good Models, Reloads and sounds.
It's a tie for me.
I Would like to see serious sam in PS
True but it's cool how in Post Scriptum you keep eyes on the sight while operating Lee-Enfield's bolt. It's a very nice detail.
Day of infamy is amazing, especially considering it runs on the source engine
Can we all agree bought this games are more realistic and somewhat historically accurate than COD WWII and Battlefield V?
The attention to detail on guns, smoke effects, and explosion on Post Scriptum is the most realistic out of any shooter I've ever seen.
Handguns: they seemed to be soldiers from the future by how they remove their finger from the Trigger housing every time they reload.
Good detail 🤤
Yeah, but sadly Safety nazis (heh) would complain "BUT BUT MUH MUH, TRIGGEF DISPCLEINE!"
@@cortex8239 I don't think you can be too safe with guns.
For that first time, if say it's truly up to the viewer
Animation
DOI: The animation is much more smoother and fluid, you feel like the soldier knows how to handle and use he gun and it's gives it more of a human nature, especially some finger movements, it's largest flaw is that it's too calm which in combat may seem odd.
PS: The animation is more human like, expressive, and panicked, you can tell there more emotion behind it which makes it seem more human, you see the hands shiver, you see rushing. The only major problem is it's smoothness, the animation is to rigid and non-smooth, by look you can tell it does not seem human like on some reloads, especially when some movements seem quite inorganic as they move in such a straight line, it feels more robotic.
Sound:
DOI: Day of Infamy is more of a close quarters game, and it's reflected by it's sound, DOI pucks a punch in close up sound, you feel it's power with each shot, and each time a martial part is worked like a bolt, you'd feel like your right up next to it holding the thing.
PS: Post scriputum is absicslly an open field. At distances and buildings, Post scrotum is better suited there, there is can shine on whose distant echoes from fields, etc. It's sound doesn't pack a punch like DOI, but it sure does sound lovely at many distances, just not really up close.
Just compare the MG-42 and how it feels when listeni n to it sound, it's gunshots to racking the bolt sound like it's rig h up there and powerful
*Graphics*
Both are good and bad in their own regards.
*Animation Accuracy*
Both are beautifully near perfect. Post scriptums explosive detail, smoke, etc but the hands, wood, etc feel unnatural. Day of Infamy has he better reflection on surfaces and makes things look less pasticly but both are flawed
The hand in post scriptum is always shaking
I misread your name as Biden Army XD
I'd be shaking in a war to, so it's a win for me
Makes perfect sense in a war, unlike some other games like Tarkov or insurgency where your character is super casual about everything.
@@skevandsomething not this kind of shaking. It just looks awful. The idea is great, but it doesn't look so good
@@danat4914 agreed
A small detail that PS nails that I've rarely seen in other games is the dust that gets kicked up around you firing a weapon. It really imparts the power of the guns and makes them feel more punchy and realistic.
Day of Infamy has better reload animations but Post Scriptum has better sound
This is pretty much Insurgency vs Squad, both of the WW2 iterations are good
Both are fk good but somehow fk underrated
What does fk mean
@@pivotgamer4569 f-ckin
@@sergeantnnn4758 just say fucking why is it so hard
This is relaxing sound of gun and reload
+++
one thing NWI will always get better than any other game is the feel of guns as an actual entity that your player's person interacts with via kinetic aesthetics
Post Scriptum guy is having a Parkinson
Perhaps you should try and reload during a battle scenario.
They both good ngl
Simple the difference is one is made from Source one from Unreal Engine 4
0:32 Parkinson? :(
The person is in a god damn war, I'm pretty much sure that you would be shaking too. That's actually a very awesome detail.
@@Kyabetsuu I haven't thought about that, it's a very cool detail indeed :)
Love it
Post Scriptum's animations are very robotic compared to DoI, and the spent casings' behaviour is hilariously ridiculous, but all sounds are generally more pleasing to the ear than DoI's.
Both games are great and have great sounds.
Day of infamy is the most realistic game ever
@Ida Bagus Paramarta Premananda yea now i dont think it's the most realistic game ever
@J K 1 bruh
Overall to me HLL is better.
Doi models are too dark to me, sounds are good but I prefer hll sounds, and weapon animations are nicer in hll.
Doi has better reloads tho, sometimes hll is too robotic (garand,m1911 to cite two)
You mean post scriptum not hll
@@padraigpearse1551 yep, my bad i got them mixed
You should do every davy crocket
You need a evidence of human stupidity? the communities of this games are very small.
Post Scriptum definitely has the most realistic iron sights for the M1 Garand
at 11:28 he shots 3 times but somehow 4 empty cartridge cases get ejected?!
Post Scriptum models and reload animations look 10x better than BFV.
And sounds sounds better 10x than bf5.
I'm gonna say a tie.
Where is at4 video comparison?
Post Scriptum vs Hell Let Loose, what should I buy, anny advise guys?
Day of Infamy has a more consistent style between each reload, so that in itself makes it steps above Post Scriptum.
Also PS looks graphically worse than DoI.
if you're talking about the landscape being displayed in this video, the place being recorded for PS is a portion of the test range you're not supposed to be in
@@harveyknguyen The game outside of that test range still doesn't look as good as DoI though.
@@SolisFactor yeah that's true
@@SolisFactor that's kinda unfair considering the size of their maps.
14:52 wtf XDXDXD
source games Are Good Reloading like Insergency
yup still tigerfield
yup still re-using clips
🥱 who asked
@@ooheeh2264 Some of the clips are outdated. Kind of lame to re-use obsolete clips
_Kommandant_ What’s wrong with it? They are still his clips and it would take hours to re-record the same gun animations and it wouldn’t provide any different results. He has a life.
@@ooheeh2264 But when the game updates models and/or animations, don't you think he should update the clips with the new ones instead of showing outdated ones that no longer exist in game?
@@ooheeh2264 he just milk the crap out of those clip - M4sked
Post scriptum best day of infamy like day of defeat source😭😂😂😂
ayo WHOEVER COMMENTED A MILLION TIMES FOR THIS VIDEO, thank tigerfield man
I get that the focus is on the animations and sounds but it seems a little disingenuous to show such a shit practically out of bounds section of map for Post Scriptum. Post Scriptum's landscapes look far better than that. There is literally no multiplayer map that has any playable sections that look so basic. You should show the best of both.
I dont like how some of Post Scriptum's animations are rather jumpy. It seems very off to me
I choose Post Scriptum
Next: BOCW vs Asphalt 8: Airborne
April fools!
Asphalt 8 airborne would win
show
It's a tie.
doi is the best
DoI wins
Day of infamy has bots and super underrated.
Ight im one of the first gang
Too bad day of infamy is totally dead
Nobody plays that much?
@@vedolre yes still exist a little community, I play every day on it! Like the brutality and realism of it!
Like Day of Infamy for the animations
Like Post Scriptim for the gunshot sounds
Hate both for HOLDING A PISTOL WITH 2 HANDS
You're supposed to hold a handgun with 2 hands
1st
Who cares
Boys, let's use the Battleship Bismarck to find who the fuck asked