What an awesome cartoon! Thanks for featuring our game and for spreading the word of it! :) We hope to meet you on the fields of glory and share the beards.. ehh.. spoils of war with you!
I'm so glad someone noticed Because let me tell you, by the time I was animating Confederate #12, that Copy/Paste button was looking reeeeeally tempting lol
@@pirategamer3243 rifled muzzleloaders maybe, a musket was smoothbore. A musket became a rifle once it was grooved down the bore, or rifled. Oversimplified, and will be argued regardless.
the scary thing about the Civil war is "Here is your weapon, it has 3 essential things to use it, don't lose track of your Powder, Lead Balls, or Ram rod even while literally all hell is breaking loose all around you, good luck avoiding gangrene ^_^ "
You'd think that the problem would be soldiers forgetting to load their rifles but it was actually the opposite. The single most common cause of rifles misfiring and needing to be discarded was panicking troops forgetting that their rifle was still loaded, and loading it a second time.
Keep in mind that the American Civil War was the time period where single shot breech loaders and (paper) cartridges were becoming commonplace. Hell, the civil war saw early lever action repeaters be developed.
@@cutlassken6194 the theory on these rifles were that they were from men who didn't really want to shoot anyone, so they were just going through the motions of loading it so they didn't catch shit from their officers
It get more intense than you would imagine. And it's like nothing else outthere! Game and community alike. Allso a reload takes around 20 seconds depending on circumstances ;)
From what I've read, the civil war was fucking intense: soldiers covered in blood, horses exploding from cannon fire, and some of the worse casualties in US history to date. What a time to set a game.
As a nice aside, there *were* multi-shot weapons already, including the Colt Navy, Colt Dragoon, Henry Rifle, LeMat Revolver, Spencer Carbine and Gatling gun. So the protags could *start* with an Enfield rifle and upgrade to something a bit faster firing.
@@viscountdominus806 Oh, I know. I'm just listing some examples of weapons that conceivably be included in a video game in that era. Ones that Gamers would actually enjoy using, since a Rifled Musket would be too much of a pain for them to stomach using, no doubt.
@@thebighurt2495 yeah but one of the major problems with the Gapin gun was that every other shot or so it would jam. There is a civil war game like that and it’s history channel civil war a nation divided
Honestly, this is the most anticipated fps game for me. Hoping the game devs are thinking on making an indian/mexican war game after this one. Playing an fps with lever guns, canons, and hand crank gatling guns would be fun too.
Chattanooga waltz’s in like: ARE YALL TALKING ABOUT THAT NO GOOD UP MORTH STATE Knoxville the waltz’s in: Oml Chattanooga stop, atleast the weren’t a target because of their friggin river. Chatt: WELL SO WAS MEMPHIS AND YOU DIDNT SEE THEM WAVING THE UNION FLAG. Knox: this is why you the FOURTH largest city.
I just noticed the "Grant's Home Cooking" book in the background for the first time and can't help but think about the missed opportunity to call it "Sherman's Georgia Style BBQ" instead.
@just some guy it's literally said in the video at around the 30 second mark. It was a quote. I'm almost 100% sure anyone looking at a War of Rights meme is familiar with the term "bayonette."
I had to come back and find this comment because every time I see this now, the term "rushing like a vicious Goofy" flashes through my head and makes me laugh out loud.
I see that reference earlier on with the wehrmacht dude trash talking but it seems pretty modern in animation style. Maybe it's because it's computer designed
I love how literally none of the confederates had bayonets fixed, and they just decided to charge a line of union soldiers who did have them fixed like, "Yeah, we can beat these guys to death."
There you are, playing the PVP in your Civil War shooter. And all of the sudden... you're a Confederate soldier. You didn't ask for this. You didn't choose this. Yet there it is.
[Incoherent Rebel Yelling] "BAYONEEEEEEEEEETS!" "THAT SUMBITCH DON'T HAVVA SPEAR!" You... You did it... You actually managed to sum up the entirety of the WoR voice chat in less than 10 seconds.
When you from Russia, and you play in game about Civil War in America: *with russian acsent* *FIX BAYONETS!!!!!!!!!!! CHARGE!!!!!!!!! FOR MOTHERRUSS- AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
The animation in this is very well done. This little movie is a gem. I enjoy the subtle nods to civil war era like the hardtack and teeth on a plate. I may not be a yankee to enjoy those games
@@cujemi55 I do have some passing knowledge of that conflict. It did affect Canadian politics of that time, mainly the main reason why we made the Canadian wide railway system
@@MrToasterWaffles sounds like also could get confusing, but it's neat there is plenty of customization. sadly can't meet the requirements for the game, so i'll pass for now
WW2 Games: So you're Just staying inside trenches fearing to cross no-man's land? WW1 Games: Yeah, its the only cover on the battlefield Edit: (Musket) Era Games: _You Guys are getting Cover?_
Actually taking cover was practiced well before even the American Revolution. It just wasn't practical for most armies due to the limits of communication at the time; since up until WWII carrier pigeons and runners were the primary method of communication.
@@BananaPhoPhilly Experiments with rifling of barrels go back to the 1400s with the first real spirally grooved gun barrel being developed in germany in the 1500s. So these where technically the first black powder rifles. However they were expensive to make and maintain, and also very tough to reload so it wasnt widely used until several centuries later.
Fun fact not every soldier used muskets in the civil war they were common but by this time cartridge weapons have been popularized like revolvers and rifles
@@crimsonterror5795 what? I thought we were talking about 19th century weapons here, not laser guns from non-fiction universes? Or are you joking around because of his pfp?
Most people still used muzzleloaders, cap and ball revolvers were also popular and standard issue on both sides but you can't get the required range or power a proper rifle has so almost every soldier defaulted to the muzzleloader
I’m actually surprised how accurate this cartoon is. People would think this game is lame, but it’s actually really intense and fun. Who knew that having an inaccurate single shot muzzle loading firearm and then being required to stand in a line out in the open could be actually really suspenseful. I also love how they game rules are, in order for your team to have a better chance in winning, you would need to stay in formation. Instead of a kill/point system, it’s morale. If you die in formation, your death has little impact on your teams morale, however if you’re out of formation trying to Rambo about, your death would actually hurt your team. Great way to actually encourage players to engage in the tactics back then. Not mention actually how immersive it is. This is actually a Civil War simulator done right. You actually would be missing out if you don’t try this game. Nothing is more satisfying then charging with your whole team in an epic bayonet charge and successfully overwhelm your enemy. Definitely try this out people.
''Who knew that having an inaccurate single shot muzzle loading firearm and then being required to stand in a line out in the open could be actually really suspenseful.'' Well,you're experiencing how little chances of surviving the soldiers had,since the technicalities of that type of warfare were really shitty.If the creators of the game can make it at least suspenseful then kudos to them.
The gun is better then it was before that war that and they actually used Bullets and not lead balls Minie balls worked better with rifling you didn’t have to ram them down with a hammer like before it because practical to give everyone a rife and not just a few people wich is why it was so deadly because The guns got more accurate but they used the same tactics as earlier wars
@@hebanker3372 statistically, 1 in 65 chance of being killed, 1 in 10 of being injured (and we all know what kind of injuries the miniball caused...), 1 in 13 of dying from disease according to Ken Burns.
canned piss also don’t forget about the leftover scraps of cloth that got in when the bullet got through your shirt. Most likely the doctor got the bullet out but not that and it usually got infected with bacteria.
Hobby Dragon I’d say avoid it if you can’t handle it. It is a free country after all and I can say 98% of what is said is more for humor. I hear pretty much the same stuff said on the Union side as well, and i personally get a good laugh on how far players out there would take it. I have heard some real messed up anti White things come from people’s mouths as well, but in the end, I still have a blast and a good laugh with idiots being idiots. If you seriously can’t take people saying stupid stuff online, then I can say you really aren’t suited to play multiplayer games then. 🤷♂️
Your animation reminds me somewhat of classic Disney/Warner Bros style yet you also have a hint of newgrounds to it as well honestly be proud of yourself man you've got talent man.
@@FlippinDingDong These kinds of shooters are pretty uncommon and seeing as you made this really nice animation on it i said why not check it out for myself. Instantly wishlisted.
@Coolie_O Loves Roblox yeah I think so and the tooth thing is true too they are so hard to bite into but hey I guess they had to make do with what they had
That ARMA guy is essentially my friends whenever I mention or play Verdun. (7 months later) and now that ARMA guy is essentially my friends whenever I mention or play Tannenberg... well I guess I shouldn't be surprised considering they rage everytime they die in CoD.
@@Primegamin-yh4jm he was very important too, but if Chamberlain lost little round top, they would of loss Gettysburg and Lee would have a straight shot to DC with no one in his way to stop him
In COD, you do not take turns shooting at each other, it happens at the same time.Also, 85 is a weirdly specific percentage.Usually, when using a percentage in a joking way, you would wanna go for 90 or 99.If you don't want to be hyperbolic I would sugesst a different expression.Overall your comment is pretty terrible.I give it a 2/10
Ok honestly tho. A CoD game might work in the civil war if the maps were much more open and there was like 8v8 or 10v10 and bigger modes of 20v20 or 32v32. The primaries would be muskets that very easily kill but take a while to reload, each have slight differing stats, repeater semi automatic rifles that kill in 2-4 shots with less accuracy but shoot faster and take less time to reload, 1 or 2 bolt action rifles that could still reliably kill with 1 shot to the head or upper chest but still shot faster then muskets and have more then 1 bullet and breach loaders that sort of operate the same, along with 1 offs and civilian weapons that weren't used but could just be from guerrillas and irregulars like shotguns. And all the secondaries would be revolvers, single shot pistols, and things like volcanic repeater and the lemat. Modifications like extending or sawing off the barrel for range/movement speed. adding buttstocks, changing the bands, different muzzle rifling, makeshift stock pouches and iron sights, belts, ammo types and bayonets. The lethals could be the ketchum grenade, a land mine, the hatchet and some of the era's improvised explosives. The tacticals could be like a bugle that makes all the team around you run faster, a defective explosive that still appears as that, small fortifications like a pile of sandbags or a box, and a medical kit appropriate for the time that gives/ fastens the regeneration of health and an ammo box. All the killstreaks could be like an artillery bombardment, a real proper deployable cover, a machine gun both operated by AI and manner by players, air balloon that works like the UAV, Naval bombardment, a counter barrage/naval mines to hinder or stop the enemy fire, armored train that's like a ground VTOL and more. the tactical nuke would probably be just like a massive, comically large barrage that deafens you completely and kills all the enemies but everyone in your team too close to an enemy too. The maps would be all styled after battles, a big open field with all sorts of hills, trees, covers and small shacks to be stay in. A fancy plantation house mansion with fancy paintings that get filled up with bullet holes and turned over furniture as cover. A field/orchard with areas you could sort of hide in the crops. A forest full of trees and changing ground levels trees. A big city. the outsets of a small farming village. Indian grounds. A desert. A capture the flag mode on 2 sides of a river with bridges that could be destroyed and rebuilt. A KOTH game on a big hill with defenses and earthworks. Like man you could run far with a concept like that
Good job on animating this. I am surprised about the amount of details that are fairly accurate. The reloading is pretty accurate from what you show, and you even drew the different rifles commonly used on both sides, the union soldiers holding Springfield rifles, and the Confederates holding Enfields. Also, great job on animating that Volley and actually animating the plooms of smoke.
Don’t get me wrong, WW2 is an amazing never ending treasure trove of entertainment. However, on a side note I find it irritating that some people crap on everything non “dubya dubya tooo!” WW2 is/was a bad ass war, no doubt, but so was ww1,French & Indian War,1812, and whatnot & what have ya and the other
@@72virginians41 eh, as far as I'm aware it could be a mix of the two. I personally don't know much about the Sino-Japanese war as much as I do the American Civil War, but both used trenches, (though I don't think they were used often) but what do I know?
@@imokguysivetoldyoutoomanyt2427 The Russo Japanese war was very different from the sino Japanese war. It was much a preview to what would happen in ww1
“Stand on a field and take turns shooting at each other every four minutes because that’s how long it takes to reload?” The Henry lever action rifle, the pepper box revolver, the colt revolver, and the Gatling gun have left the chat.
Sergeant Marcus Stacker one of the better guns in the war because you could push a switch to single shoot it and keep an entire clip loaded in the back
0:31 that scream was so realistic i mean like u are an officer un the middle of the war and u can only command ur trops by screaming while they bombarding and shoting u.
I believe that's a voice clip from the movie Gettysburg of Colonel Chamberlain of the 20th Maine, when he gave the famous order to fix bayonets and charge down little round top and yeah it was definitely pretty hard to give orders during a battle because of the loud cannons and muskets firing non stop. that's why officers sometimes misunderstood some of the orders they were given.
That's honestly how I got into it in the first place. I stumbled across a BBC performance of Civil War songs a few years back and by the end of the month I was watching documentaries on Robert E. Lee's favorite breakfast foods.
@@FlippinDingDong Wether you are a unionist or a secessionist, we can all agree "Dixie" (could also be the union version) is fucking lit. Not as lit as Georgia doe.
Man, I can't get over all of the little details of the Union firing line: the expressions of each soldier showing their individual resolve as they perform their loading and shooting, their reactions to the one soldier being shot and to the near-miss with the artillery shell. I've spent many minutes just going frame by frame during that scene (as well as others!) to just drink in the smooth animation and the dozens of vignettes in full display. Bravo!
... one of the soldiers is standing there in silence, not moving. He's broken. Holy shit, DingDong, you really didn't pull punches here. That is _dark._
This shit is literally how every game goes, the Union in front of fences and the platoon scrambling to fix bayonets as the Rebs close in while charging
@@andreiwallstrom2845 Yeah it would be interesting to see a civil war game use more cover-based ideas/ systems. There was a lot of trench fighting/ fortification battles, serving as prelude to WWI.
@@radziwill7193 there is a officer one hundred percent and they probably have bayonets the tactical reason they aren't fixing them is it would mean that when they charge they will be fired on before they can get there and militias have bayonets
For some reason, this pulled at my heart a lot. A guy getting yelled at for liking something different, the initial look of sadness for him is precious.
@@obiehewitt7938 just because you gotta wait to reload up, when actually it gives a fear in the soldiers because it’s different than just shooting at the enemy everything you have
As much as I appreciate the insane attention to accuracy and the coordinated teamplay of this game, what really brings me back repeatedly is how I actually live in Maryland and regularly go to the area of the battles in this game as they're now some of the best parklands in the state. So every once in a while I'll be bludgeoning a guy with a rifle stock and think "Oh hey I've been here in real life!" before immediately dying due to my distraction. What gets better is that my ancestors include veterans on both sides. My mother's side includes a railroad employee who became a Union partisan, and my father's side includes a Tennesseean whose fought at the siege of Harper's Ferry and was later captured at Gettysburg. So basically this is my go-to ancestral trauma simulator, I can feel the thousand yard stare of my forefathers.
@@connormclernon26 you get penalized if you are out of formation. The battle runs on a morale system, who ever loses all their moral first loses. Being out of formation makes your team lose excess morale when you are killed.
What an awesome cartoon!
Thanks for featuring our game and for spreading the word of it! :)
We hope to meet you on the fields of glory and share the beards.. ehh.. spoils of war with you!
Isn't it though??
Wait, its a real game?
Now this is surprising
@@cow4025 It's an INCREDIBLE game
@@theusher2893
Is it on steam?
The most impressive part is how every single soldier has their own unique design in this cartoon
I'm so glad someone noticed
Because let me tell you, by the time I was animating Confederate #12, that Copy/Paste button was looking reeeeeally tempting lol
@@FlippinDingDong That sounds like a nightmare 😱 It looks so much better though as a result
FlippinDingDong That amount of detail is incredible my dood 🙏🏻
@@FlippinDingDong Detail, you, detail!
that's why I love this guy
When you play a war game to see how historically accurate it is and then you get 360 no scoped by a guy using a musket
Rifled muskets are as accurate as modern hunting rifles.
@@pirategamer3243 :: aCtUaLlY
@@cgme7076 the rifles were accurate for 400-600 yards so it is accurate to today’s rifles
@@cgme7076 AcTuAllY what? Got nothing to say?
@@pirategamer3243 rifled muzzleloaders maybe, a musket was smoothbore. A musket became a rifle once it was grooved down the bore, or rifled. Oversimplified, and will be argued regardless.
2022: "This fool still has full stocks!"
1862: "That sumbitch don't have a spear!"
With the quality of that line, it sounds like it was actually just a dude playing the game.
@@thebluetomatoe It really did sound like a guy speaking on voice chat
Dixies will see you gut someone with a bayonet and say "Clearly he doesn’t have a Zweihandler"
What does it mean? Pls help
wouldnt be surprised if it was ripped straight from a real game
the scary thing about the Civil war is "Here is your weapon, it has 3 essential things to use it, don't lose track of your Powder, Lead Balls, or Ram rod even while literally all hell is breaking loose all around you, good luck avoiding gangrene ^_^ "
You'd think that the problem would be soldiers forgetting to load their rifles but it was actually the opposite. The single most common cause of rifles misfiring and needing to be discarded was panicking troops forgetting that their rifle was still loaded, and loading it a second time.
@@dark7element Or 14 times. As was the case of one rifle found after the Battle of Gettysburg.
Keep in mind that the American Civil War was the time period where single shot breech loaders and (paper) cartridges were becoming commonplace.
Hell, the civil war saw early lever action repeaters be developed.
@@cutlassken6194 the theory on these rifles were that they were from men who didn't really want to shoot anyone, so they were just going through the motions of loading it so they didn't catch shit from their officers
@@cutlassken6194 congratulations, youve invented the shotgun
>stand in a field and shoot each other every 4 minutes
The only difference between that and Arma is that the field gets bigger.
At least in Civil War games I can see my enemy before he kills me.
It get more intense than you would imagine. And it's like nothing else outthere! Game and community alike. Allso a reload takes around 20 seconds depending on circumstances ;)
..... He meant literally 1 shot every 4 mins. arma you can shoot 30 shots in about 3 seconds
DoubleO Yes, but you only do that once every hour or so
You're a pretty piss-poor soldier even in those times if you can't land one shot every minute you're trying to shoot
I like how he’s wearing a fake beard over his real beard just cause.
Just cause 4
@@coryp.renwick5061 for some reason everybody hates it.
@@sovereignrepublicofcopticx6397 I never played it.
@@sovereignrepublicofcopticx6397 that sucks, any idea what's wrong with it?
@@coryp.renwick5061 Electric Quadraloo
From what I've read, the civil war was fucking intense: soldiers covered in blood, horses exploding from cannon fire, and some of the worse casualties in US history to date. What a time to set a game.
Even now it still stands as the one conflict with the most American deaths, more than all other American wars combined.
As a nice aside, there *were* multi-shot weapons already, including the Colt Navy, Colt Dragoon, Henry Rifle, LeMat Revolver, Spencer Carbine and Gatling gun. So the protags could *start* with an Enfield rifle and upgrade to something a bit faster firing.
@@thebighurt2495 they barely even used the Gatling gun in the civil war
@@viscountdominus806 Oh, I know. I'm just listing some examples of weapons that conceivably be included in a video game in that era. Ones that Gamers would actually enjoy using, since a Rifled Musket would be too much of a pain for them to stomach using, no doubt.
@@thebighurt2495 yeah but one of the major problems with the Gapin gun was that every other shot or so it would jam. There is a civil war game like that and it’s history channel civil war a nation divided
Honestly, this is the most anticipated fps game for me. Hoping the game devs are thinking on making an indian/mexican war game after this one. Playing an fps with lever guns, canons, and hand crank gatling guns would be fun too.
Is the Indian War just gonna be genocide simulator 18-- :c
@@Warsie Trail of Tears and mass murder DLC
@@Bionicle4evr21 happy Columbus Day!
@@Warsie oh god
@@Warsie yes, and get ready to shed liberal tears you softie, fix bayonets
“Take turns shooting at each other every four minutes?!”
*LAUGHS IN REVOLVER*
Isn't the revolver ball and cap?
Well it sure as hell is quicker to reload then a musket.
@@Awfulfeature Makes sense, it isn't a big ass rifle you have to reload.
Also, this was the age of the Winchester Repeater, so you can laugh in Winchester too
weldonwin Im afraid that’s not very accurate, I’m certain lever action rifles were invented much afterwards.
People from Kentucky: can’t lose if we’re on both sides
Italy: write that down , write that down !
Germany: So we're fine. As long as nobody goes switching to the allies.
*Italy: Question.*
*Italy has left the chat*
@@newkingdomofprussia9985 Soldier voice: "Question! I have switched to the Allies!"
@@gelusvenn5063 YOU WHAT
you misspelled traitorous Italian kings
Chattanooga waltz’s in like: ARE YALL TALKING ABOUT THAT NO GOOD UP MORTH STATE
Knoxville the waltz’s in: Oml Chattanooga stop, atleast the weren’t a target because of their friggin river.
Chatt: WELL SO WAS MEMPHIS AND YOU DIDNT SEE THEM WAVING THE UNION FLAG.
Knox: this is why you the FOURTH largest city.
I just noticed the "Grant's Home Cooking" book in the background for the first time and can't help but think about the missed opportunity to call it "Sherman's Georgia Style BBQ" instead.
Sherman’s cooking sucks. He always adds way too much spice. Something about liking is “extra hot”...
I honestly think that it would be just a little on the nose
@@enigmabureau He also adds too much alcohol
🤓
You know, a civil war Cod sounds like it would be pretty cool. Maybe they could make up the lack of auto weapons with advanced melee mechanics.
Now that's something I could get behind. Melee is something that tends to be lacking in shooters.
@@SupersuMC yeah, I guess it's not without reason, but I see what you mean.
Shame Mean ol' Mommy Activision will never let it happen.
Call of juarez bound and blood is really really similar on their first missions, I highly recommend it
If I can’t charge the enemy line with a shovel and watch my friends get shot down around me… what’s even the point?
@MecherWulf alright here's my rebuttal
1. Shut up, nerd.
Thank you for your time!
"That sumbitch don't have a spear!"
- random Confederate, 1862
Lmao
Lmao
Lmao
He is a noob he dont pull out the Saber out of his pocket. All skirmishers know that.
@just some guy it's literally said in the video at around the 30 second mark. It was a quote. I'm almost 100% sure anyone looking at a War of Rights meme is familiar with the term "bayonette."
Why do I laugh when I see that confederate soldier rushing in like a vicious Goofy?
I had to come back and find this comment because every time I see this now, the term "rushing like a vicious Goofy" flashes through my head and makes me laugh out loud.
@@FlippinDingDong RUN YANKEE RUUUUN!
@@FlippinDingDong That sumbitch dont have a spear!
Best comment thus far.
@@notatotaldiot7479 This was the line that broke me 😭
“When you forgot your bayonet, use the gun’s stock.”
The CSA dude who whipped the player hard
I love how this has the feel of old style cartoons, like from the 40s and 50s.
I see that reference earlier on with the wehrmacht dude trash talking but it seems pretty modern in animation style. Maybe it's because it's computer designed
Looks a lot like Private SNAFU
*"Only filthy normies play a first person shooter game with automatic firearms."*
- Abraham Lincoln
@øystein Æsgerðurson the war was basically over when he got killed
@@sirknight6283 booth was a cheater :/
XD
@@arcihungbycraneonfire "hacker"
Mr. Licoln, i'm not sure you can quote yourself on the internet, sounds a bit weird if you ask me
“No one wants to play a game where it takes 4 minutes to reload”
Fistful of Frags: starts sweating
Fucking Smith carbine
Thomasine J. Yeah, I once had to reload one of those (irl), it was like a 3 minute process
Colt Peacemaker: laughs
Colt Navy 1851:laugh
Colt Walker: ight ima take a month to reload
william james
Old era cannons:
Pathetic.
War thunder:"You guys are reloading?"
Jokes aside, if the people who made Valiant Hearts made another game based off of the American Civil War I'd totally buy it.
Let's goooooooo
the guy who whacked him with the musket got that yoinky sploinky ahh run
I love how literally none of the confederates had bayonets fixed, and they just decided to charge a line of union soldiers who did have them fixed like, "Yeah, we can beat these guys to death."
Only virgins use bayonets. A real chad would use the blunt stock end of their musket.
The virgin Iron Brigade vs the chad Forrest’s Calvary Corps
Theyre poor and have to use their bayonets to keep slaves from escaping the plantations instead of on the battlefield
That's Southerners for ya!
More balls then brains sometimes
@@3asianassassin Ignorant and brainwashed.
There you are, playing the PVP in your Civil War shooter. And all of the sudden... you're a Confederate soldier. You didn't ask for this. You didn't choose this. Yet there it is.
Good one
I understood that reference.
Forgot about this. Nice jab at them
What are u talking bout'. In Call of Duty you have always played for Axis in multiplayer.
Extra credits can suck my dick I choose the confederate side as it usually has its shit together.
It’s a good game. History, realism, and fun combined!
It also having you a PTSD
Until that one player decides to get political
What version of “battle cry of freedom” is playing in the opening? I’d love to hear a full version of it
Closest one I could find is th-cam.com/video/Tn7mBAZ-7Vw/w-d-xo.html I would love to hear a full version too
Not only until now do I realize at 0:43 the “4 out of Score” is a civil war pun from the Gettysburg address.
Dammit
God damn it
Gosh darn it
dagnabbit
Damn.
[Incoherent Rebel Yelling]
"BAYONEEEEEEEEEETS!"
"THAT SUMBITCH DON'T HAVVA SPEAR!"
You... You did it... You actually managed to sum up the entirety of the WoR voice chat in less than 10 seconds.
When you from Russia, and you play in game about Civil War in America:
*with russian acsent* *FIX BAYONETS!!!!!!!!!!! CHARGE!!!!!!!!! FOR MOTHERRUSS- AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Can confirm
I'm one of the boys who would be rebel yelling
*_WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!_*
Yep
The way he animates his animations smoothly is undeniably good
The animation in this is very well done.
This little movie is a gem.
I enjoy the subtle nods to civil war era like the hardtack and teeth on a plate.
I may not be a yankee to enjoy those games
im glad someone else noted the hardtack lol
@@cujemi55 I do have some passing knowledge of that conflict.
It did affect Canadian politics of that time, mainly the main reason why we made the Canadian wide railway system
The 'not having a bayonet quipped during a charge" hits me hard
In fairness, people really underestimate the rifle butt, I've killed a good number of people with it.
@@Mrsoldier847 you can both butt melee and bayonet? Awesome
@@killian9314 Truly, and since there is so many actual divisions you can be all with different guns and uniforms it's a lot of fun.
@@MrToasterWaffles sounds like also could get confusing, but it's neat there is plenty of customization. sadly can't meet the requirements for the game, so i'll pass for now
Realistically the soldiers didn’t really use their bayonets in combat. Many threw them away because of the weight
WW2 Games: So you're Just staying inside trenches fearing to cross no-man's land?
WW1 Games: Yeah, its the only cover on the battlefield
Edit: (Musket) Era Games: _You Guys are getting Cover?_
Actually taking cover was practiced well before even the American Revolution. It just wasn't practical for most armies due to the limits of communication at the time; since up until WWII carrier pigeons and runners were the primary method of communication.
Gunpowder era? I’m pretty sure we still live in gunpowder era. Bullets still require gunpowder.
Do you mean muzzle-loader? It might be a shocker, but Gunpowder was used in WWI, WWII, etc. Crazy right?
@@BananaPhoPhilly Experiments with rifling of barrels go back to the 1400s with the first real spirally grooved gun barrel being developed in germany in the 1500s. So these where technically the first black powder rifles. However they were expensive to make and maintain, and also very tough to reload so it wasnt widely used until several centuries later.
**VOTE THIRD PARTY**
Fun fact not every soldier used muskets in the civil war they were common but by this time cartridge weapons have been popularized like revolvers and rifles
In the galactic civil war nobody used muskets. But I can understand the confusion since you didn't live through all of it.
@@crimsonterror5795 what?
I thought we were talking about 19th century weapons here, not laser guns from non-fiction universes?
Or are you joking around because of his pfp?
@@imokguysivetoldyoutoomanyt2427 He's talking the American civil war, I'm talking the galactic civil war between the Empire and the Rebels.
Some of these included the Colt Navy, Colt Dragoon, Henry Rifle, LeMat Revolver, Spencer Carbine and Gatling gun.
Most people still used muzzleloaders, cap and ball revolvers were also popular and standard issue on both sides but you can't get the required range or power a proper rifle has so almost every soldier defaulted to the muzzleloader
God coming back to watch this animation i am still baffled, that whole combat bit was SO well animated, you deserve an award or something.
"A civil war game? You cant be serious." *Local Histiorians want to know your location*
I am serious, and don't call me Yu
Yayo' Ariowibowo , uh, what? Are you commenting on the wrong comment?
Before John Wick, there was....
*John Hancock*
Not Civil War related, I know, but shush, I was making a pun.
leigh carter I can see the the comment flew above your head like the plane he was on
**VOTE THIRD PARTY**
i always come back here once in a while to this gem
I’ve watched this animation like 20 times now, the action is absolutely incredible
As a Texan I appreciate the fact you made the confederates batshit insane.
As a Georgian I can back this statement
As a another Texan, I approve of this.
@@PriceTheCourier indeed.
Lol we Texans are insane
As a Floridian I agree with this
I’m actually surprised how accurate this cartoon is. People would think this game is lame, but it’s actually really intense and fun. Who knew that having an inaccurate single shot muzzle loading firearm and then being required to stand in a line out in the open could be actually really suspenseful. I also love how they game rules are, in order for your team to have a better chance in winning, you would need to stay in formation. Instead of a kill/point system, it’s morale. If you die in formation, your death has little impact on your teams morale, however if you’re out of formation trying to Rambo about, your death would actually hurt your team. Great way to actually encourage players to engage in the tactics back then. Not mention actually how immersive it is. This is actually a Civil War simulator done right. You actually would be missing out if you don’t try this game. Nothing is more satisfying then charging with your whole team in an epic bayonet charge and successfully overwhelm your enemy. Definitely try this out people.
''Who knew that having an inaccurate single shot muzzle loading firearm and then being required to stand in a line out in the open could be actually really suspenseful.''
Well,you're experiencing how little chances of surviving the soldiers had,since the technicalities of that type of warfare were really shitty.If the creators of the game can make it at least suspenseful then kudos to them.
The gun is better then it was before that war that and they actually used Bullets and not lead balls Minie balls worked better with rifling you didn’t have to ram them down with a hammer like before it because practical to give everyone a rife and not just a few people wich is why it was so deadly because The guns got more accurate but they used the same tactics as earlier wars
@@hebanker3372 statistically, 1 in 65 chance of being killed, 1 in 10 of being injured (and we all know what kind of injuries the miniball caused...), 1 in 13 of dying from disease according to Ken Burns.
canned piss also don’t forget about the leftover scraps of cloth that got in when the bullet got through your shirt. Most likely the doctor got the bullet out but not that and it usually got infected with bacteria.
Hobby Dragon I’d say avoid it if you can’t handle it. It is a free country after all and I can say 98% of what is said is more for humor. I hear pretty much the same stuff said on the Union side as well, and i personally get a good laugh on how far players out there would take it. I have heard some real messed up anti White things come from people’s mouths as well, but in the end, I still have a blast and a good laugh with idiots being idiots. If you seriously can’t take people saying stupid stuff online, then I can say you really aren’t suited to play multiplayer games then. 🤷♂️
I would love to see a full length movie with this animation! Absolutely brilliant,
War Of Rights honestly seems like more of a fun game then most WW2 shooters
An American Civil War in the style of COD WAW or Battlefield 1 would be a wet dream tbh
0:34 *"that sumbitch don't have a spear!"*
Oh WOW
I‘am retarded
@@admiralduckshmidt2248 listen closely, it said "spear!" or just use caption
@@colonelgeorge3358 ok
@@admiralduckshmidt2248 The subtitle literally says spear
The front confederate was known as "Noodle Legs Ned" by his friends and enemies
Truly intimidating.
@Saxon cry laughing 😂
The enemy knew he was approaching due to the sound of aggressive wobbling...
@@ThatGuy-te9wh was he frightening to the union?
Probly from Alabama
Your animation reminds me somewhat of classic Disney/Warner Bros style yet you also have a hint of newgrounds to it as well honestly be proud of yourself man you've got talent man.
This animation is really great. Especially when it show the war going on. The music just complements the animation so well.
Way to advertise a game
To be honest, I just liked it so much I wanted to make a cartoon about it.
@@FlippinDingDong So I guess we should buy it?
@@FlippinDingDong These kinds of shooters are pretty uncommon and seeing as you made this really nice animation on it i said why not check it out for myself.
Instantly wishlisted.
Buy it its a fucking fantastic game and arty might come out soon.
@@FlippinDingDong it is honestly one of the best games out there I hope they make a console version one day
Am I the only one who keep watching it over and over again just because of the smooth animation?
Nope
Nope
Nope
Tbh it's why I've subscribed to the channel ;)
You're not alone, and there is no shame in that my fellow son.
I’ve been playing this game for about a year now, joined an awesome group and made some amazing friends cuz of this video so thank you.
The hardtack at the beginning with a bite out of it and two teeth missing is absolutely priceless, good detail.
0:01 he chipped his teeth on the hardtack in the corner.
only chipped?
2 full teeth are there. I don't think he only chipped it
I've had some a kid brought some to school man that stuff has no taste
@Coolie_O Loves Roblox yeah I think so and the tooth thing is true too they are so hard to bite into but hey I guess they had to make do with what they had
I learned to soak it in rum or coffee.
That ARMA guy is essentially my friends whenever I mention or play Verdun.
(7 months later) and now that ARMA guy is essentially my friends whenever I mention or play Tannenberg... well I guess I shouldn't be surprised considering they rage everytime they die in CoD.
I tried to get my brother and friend into Holdfast and War of Rights. Word for word they were the arma guy.
@@TotalWarDesigner I feel your pain friend
Manfred McNoobTube is someone everybody knows and nobody wants to be
@@TotalWarDesigner Now that's soldiering.
Paweł Skotnica is that a reference to ‘sharpe’ i hear mate 👂 my bad if im wrong
I've rewatched this over 1861 times, and it never gets old.
I'm addicted to this short
My boy Joshua Chamberlain! 0:31
BAYYOOONNNNEEEEEEEETTTS!
yeah i saw that too
Savior of the Union
@@kthissen94 In my opinion the savior of the Union was general Ulysses Grant but that is my opinion
@@Primegamin-yh4jm he was very important too, but if Chamberlain lost little round top, they would of loss Gettysburg and Lee would have a straight shot to DC with no one in his way to stop him
“Take turns shooting at each other for 4 minutes?”
Did you mean 85% of the COD series?
In COD, you do not take turns shooting at each other, it happens at the same time.Also, 85 is a weirdly specific percentage.Usually, when using a percentage in a joking way, you would wanna go for 90 or 99.If you don't want to be hyperbolic I would sugesst a different expression.Overall your comment is pretty terrible.I give it a 2/10
@@arcfalcon2003 do I need to explain the definition of a joke to you
@@Anonymous-73 I think they're being ironic
@@joeswansonthesimphunter2612 i doubt it
@@joeswansonthesimphunter2612 this is the CoD community we’re talking about.
"War of rights" is actually a supercool name for civil war game.
This has been in my recommendation since it was released. Just now watched it and I can't believe I spent so long to actually do so
0:31 That Jeff Daniels yell from 'Gettysburg' is a nice touch.
Happy I wasn’t the only one who noticed that!
One of the best Civil War movies
I noticed it first
You wouldn’t believe the amount of Union players that have that clip on a sound pad
Jeff Daniels did the 20th Maine proud, all I can say.
"I give it 4 out of score"
That made me laught so hard XD
Would have been funnier 7 years ago
Leopard 2A7V Way to address the situation.
It is insane how well animated, smooth and detailed this is
if CoD made a civil war game, you see confederates with machineguns and apparently reloading faster than an assault rifle
Ok honestly tho. A CoD game might work in the civil war if the maps were much more open and there was like 8v8 or 10v10 and bigger modes of 20v20 or 32v32.
The primaries would be muskets that very easily kill but take a while to reload, each have slight differing stats, repeater semi automatic rifles that kill in 2-4 shots with less accuracy but shoot faster and take less time to reload, 1 or 2 bolt action rifles that could still reliably kill with 1 shot to the head or upper chest but still shot faster then muskets and have more then 1 bullet and breach loaders that sort of operate the same, along with 1 offs and civilian weapons that weren't used but could just be from guerrillas and irregulars like shotguns. And all the secondaries would be revolvers, single shot pistols, and things like volcanic repeater and the lemat.
Modifications like extending or sawing off the barrel for range/movement speed. adding buttstocks, changing the bands, different muzzle rifling, makeshift stock pouches and iron sights, belts, ammo types and bayonets.
The lethals could be the ketchum grenade, a land mine, the hatchet and some of the era's improvised explosives. The tacticals could be like a bugle that makes all the team around you run faster, a defective explosive that still appears as that, small fortifications like a pile of sandbags or a box, and a medical kit appropriate for the time that gives/ fastens the regeneration of health and an ammo box.
All the killstreaks could be like an artillery bombardment, a real proper deployable cover, a machine gun both operated by AI and manner by players, air balloon that works like the UAV, Naval bombardment, a counter barrage/naval mines to hinder or stop the enemy fire, armored train that's like a ground VTOL and more. the tactical nuke would probably be just like a massive, comically large barrage that deafens you completely and kills all the enemies but everyone in your team too close to an enemy too.
The maps would be all styled after battles, a big open field with all sorts of hills, trees, covers and small shacks to be stay in. A fancy plantation house mansion with fancy paintings that get filled up with bullet holes and turned over furniture as cover. A field/orchard with areas you could sort of hide in the crops. A forest full of trees and changing ground levels trees. A big city. the outsets of a small farming village. Indian grounds. A desert. A capture the flag mode on 2 sides of a river with bridges that could be destroyed and rebuilt. A KOTH game on a big hill with defenses and earthworks.
Like man you could run far with a concept like that
Union soldiers: Fire is uncoordinated, but level bayonets together
Confederate soldiers: firing in coordinated volleys, but no bayonets for the charge
Union is firing at will
William Taliaferro still the confederates had no bayonets for the charge
@@connormclernon26 I didn't say they had bayonets
William Taliaferro seems kinda pointless to do a charge like that and not fix bayonets
@@connormclernon26 well it's something lol I bet that volley was effective
I am sure as Sherman that Genrel Lee this game will Grant you a good time
Ok i get it, the generals' names
I'll give you a Patton the back for that one
You finna give me a stroke friend!
*claps* good one
I can't believe you had de Gaulle to make that joke.
That battle was quite intense. Nice job, man.
"Away down south in the land of traitors"
Rattlesnakes and Alligators…Right away (Right away), come away (come away), right away (right away), come away (come away)!!!
Where Cotton’s king and men are chattels, unions boys will win the battle
0:36
That high pitch scream of pure fear always makes me laugh like a mad man possessed. XD
That’s from his Amnesia animation.
That my friend, was the famous "rebel yell."
Was gonna say, bud, that’s not fear, that’s rage and excitement
"THAT SUMBITCH DON'T HAVE A SPEAR!"
Good job on animating this. I am surprised about the amount of details that are fairly accurate.
The reloading is pretty accurate from what you show, and you even drew the different rifles commonly used on both sides, the union soldiers holding Springfield rifles, and the Confederates holding Enfields.
Also, great job on animating that Volley and actually animating the plooms of smoke.
Jesus the animation quality is impressive
I would definitely play it, if I had a better computer.
tHeN bUy A bEtTeR oNe
@@kekoproduction4439 th-cam.com/video/hpQQohcHk9Q/w-d-xo.html
Just get the civil war mod for mount and blade. It actually has cavalry and Artylery but worst Grafics but it is from the same devs.
It’s really fun, who knew that firing an inaccurate single shot firearm at each other when you have to stand out in the open could be so suspenseful.
Spent all my money on reenacting gear. If I had to remake the choice between a gaming PC and a 53 Enfield, I'd choose the Enfield again
*Mount & Blade: The Napoleonic Wars would like to know your location*
That games good but war of rights is so much better
What about Holdfast?
weldonwin
Blood and iron would like to know your location
No game will ever feel like Napoleonic Wars
@@huseyinfurkankardiyen2104 "bleh" - a russian soldier
it’s hilarious how accurate this is to every WOR game. This game is a blessing.
Don’t get me wrong, WW2 is an amazing never ending treasure trove of entertainment. However, on a side note I find it irritating that some people crap on everything non “dubya dubya tooo!”
WW2 is/was a bad ass war, no doubt, but so was ww1,French & Indian War,1812, and whatnot & what have ya and the other
"A civil war game? It sounds lame!"
Reality:
*world war 1 beta version*
I'd say more like early alpha. I believe the Russo-Japanese War is more deserving of being the World War 1 beta version
@@72virginians41 eh, as far as I'm aware it could be a mix of the two. I personally don't know much about the Sino-Japanese war as much as I do the American Civil War, but both used trenches, (though I don't think they were used often) but what do I know?
Second Boer War gave the World a taste of what modern war was going to be like same with the Russo-Japanese War.
@@imokguysivetoldyoutoomanyt2427 The latter portions of the civil war apparently had lots of trench warfare
@@imokguysivetoldyoutoomanyt2427 The Russo Japanese war was very different from the sino Japanese war. It was much a preview to what would happen in ww1
“Stand on a field and take turns shooting at each other every four minutes because that’s how long it takes to reload?” The Henry lever action rifle, the pepper box revolver, the colt revolver, and the Gatling gun have left the chat.
Remember the Spencer
Sergeant Marcus Stacker one of the better guns in the war because you could push a switch to single shoot it and keep an entire clip loaded in the back
@@Radiosilenced not mag, clip.
Ben Dover my bad sorry
@@Radiosilenced No proplemo amigo!
A civil war game? that sounds fucking awesome
I've rewatched this a dozen times and only now have I noticed the hardtack and teeth, nice one.
"Bayonets!"
"Sir, we don't have the high ground!"
"CRUD!"
You underestimate my power
@@sweetlifealley Don't try it.
@@charlessaint7926 *shoots in southern*
@@sweetlifealley *Charges in Northern*
@@charlessaint7926 *wins in union*
Love the detail of the hardtack with the teeth beside it
0:38
The guy that wacks him is my favorite. The way he runs and the look on his face is hilarious.
"4 out of score."
Genius.
I just got that
It may be genius but your profile picture is perfection
0:31 that scream was so realistic i mean like u are an officer un the middle of the war and u can only command ur trops by screaming while they bombarding and shoting u.
I believe that's a voice clip from the movie Gettysburg of Colonel Chamberlain of the 20th Maine, when he gave the famous order to fix bayonets and charge down little round top and yeah it was definitely pretty hard to give orders during a battle because of the loud cannons and muskets firing non stop. that's why officers sometimes misunderstood some of the orders they were given.
Yeah I do that when I play dodgeball or commanding something I shout that
Probably because a REAL PERSON was the one screaming
@@nickaprill5427 I instantly recognized that too. Now I gotta watch that movie again
@@nickaprill5427 That goes to any war within the last century, tbh
i wanna say i really appreciate every soldier having a unique design, makes this super fun to look at
The way his kepi slowly deflates when his smile fades gets to me
The fact that he screamed while he was reloading was priceless.
Cheeseburger Freedom Man sorry but he was getting his bayonet out but I also thought that he was reloading at first.
That's not his scream, that's the confederate war cry, yea, they just yelled like pigs...
naio piaio unnecessary
It does feel like that sometimes lol
0:23
Can we appreciate how every soldier has a different animation? And how each animation is unique from the rest? The commitment is real.
probably a collab, or most likely hes just very talented and creative
@@klad2860 Its the latter, he said that at the 12th confederate, he was so close to doing ctrl-c, ctrl-v
@@klad2860 More than likely NOT a collab, you don't need a bunch of people working on something to have it this epic lol
''That sumbitch dont have a spear!''- Unknown confederate soldier, 1864.. 13th of april.
I love this little short. Really shows how 2d rigged animation can look stunning! I also love how you depict the chaos of the battle. Such a good vid!
Ngl,the soundtrack of the Civil War is pretty underrated
Kinda slow but it was good for its time.
That's honestly how I got into it in the first place.
I stumbled across a BBC performance of Civil War songs a few years back and by the end of the month I was watching documentaries on Robert E. Lee's favorite breakfast foods.
@@FlippinDingDong that kinda escalated
@@BEANSBEANSBEANS404 It was truly a rollercoaster, let me tell you
@@FlippinDingDong Wether you are a unionist or a secessionist, we can all agree "Dixie" (could also be the union version) is fucking lit. Not as lit as Georgia doe.
Man, I can't get over all of the little details of the Union firing line: the expressions of each soldier showing their individual resolve as they perform their loading and shooting, their reactions to the one soldier being shot and to the near-miss with the artillery shell. I've spent many minutes just going frame by frame during that scene (as well as others!) to just drink in the smooth animation and the dozens of vignettes in full display. Bravo!
... one of the soldiers is standing there in silence, not moving. He's broken.
Holy shit, DingDong, you really didn't pull punches here. That is _dark._
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that.
Everything is so historically accurate. Even down to the slurs both sides call each other lol.
I’ve rewatched this a total of 12 times so far please send help
YOU STORMED BERLIN AT THE RISK OF BEING KILLED BY STALIN FOR RETREATING BE A MAN BITCH
This shit is literally how every game goes, the Union in front of fences and the platoon scrambling to fix bayonets as the Rebs close in while charging
I mean that doesn't surprised me when you consider that the popular image of Gettysburg has the rebels charging hills and open fields.
@@ianbailey4213 the one thing that triggers me is that you could probably dominate all battles if you could take cover and not line up in the open.
@@andreiwallstrom2845
Yeah it would be interesting to see a civil war game use more cover-based ideas/ systems. There was a lot of trench fighting/ fortification battles, serving as prelude to WWI.
Ian Bailey in the early war years it didnt really happen. mostly near the end such as petersburg. this game is set in 1862 so early war obviously
@@ianbailey4213 DUDE, Petersburg would be INSANE
0:28
Love how it even shows how the confederates had sorta mismatched uniforms and stuff
Like in the game he featured with the animation :)
Because it is a militia, not regulars.
@@radziwill7193 oh god no it was because uniforms were scarce the union were more militia then the rebs
@@bearhunter197 This is a militia of peasants. There is not even an officer. And the militia has no bayonets.
@@radziwill7193 there is a officer one hundred percent and they probably have bayonets the tactical reason they aren't fixing them is it would mean that when they charge they will be fired on before they can get there and militias have bayonets
Least brutal civil war battle
Have you ever considered doing a behind the scenes, the animation in this looks fantastic and I would love to see how it was made.
For some reason, this pulled at my heart a lot. A guy getting yelled at for liking something different, the initial look of sadness for him is precious.
To me it's like who wouldn't want to play a game about one of the bloodiest wars in American history.
@@obiehewitt7938 yes
@@obiehewitt7938 just because you gotta wait to reload up, when actually it gives a fear in the soldiers because it’s different than just shooting at the enemy everything you have
His hat just D R O O P E D
@@Francisco-oz8yb yea
As a history nerd I’m so happy to see someone who got battles in the Civil War correctly
Confederates winning?
I love this It just summarizes Modern FPS Trends. Where there civil war games few of them made.
As much as I appreciate the insane attention to accuracy and the coordinated teamplay of this game, what really brings me back repeatedly is how I actually live in Maryland and regularly go to the area of the battles in this game as they're now some of the best parklands in the state. So every once in a while I'll be bludgeoning a guy with a rifle stock and think "Oh hey I've been here in real life!" before immediately dying due to my distraction.
What gets better is that my ancestors include veterans on both sides. My mother's side includes a railroad employee who became a Union partisan, and my father's side includes a Tennesseean whose fought at the siege of Harper's Ferry and was later captured at Gettysburg. So basically this is my go-to ancestral trauma simulator, I can feel the thousand yard stare of my forefathers.
As a War of Rights player
*This is correct*
So how does getting people to replicate the Napoleonic era tactics work?
Trigger Me6 so basically how it worked in real life as well
If its a regimental server, the highest sentence an admin can give is a 99 hour ban.
So real that moment where you're fumbling for your bayonet because you left it off but now its suddenly a melee fight.
@@connormclernon26 you get penalized if you are out of formation. The battle runs on a morale system, who ever loses all their moral first loses. Being out of formation makes your team lose excess morale when you are killed.