"Sir, there's a church to our 1 o'clock and there might be a sniper in the bell tower, what should we do?" "I see, the church, remove it completely" "sir?"
“Remove the church? But sir if we do that it will reduce the accuracy of our maps.” “The Air Force leveled a mountain last month, and the navy sank an island just last week. So I’ll be damned if we’re going to be the only ones that haven’t removed a location from the maps is that understood private.” “Sir yes sir!”
"Okay, massive question, why did you hull-down the flak gun instead of the tank?" "Because the tank, unironically, does not have enough gas to make it there, my friend." Heck of a way to start of a video showcasing the authentic late war WW2 German experience.
Let me see if I’ve got this right: This is an expansion pack, set on the Western Front of World War II, for an expansion pack, set on the Eastern Front of World War II, for a spinoff, set in the modern game, of a game set on the Western Front and Eastern Front of World War II. You’re playing Deconstructed Men of War
It’s kinda weird but I would also add it’s effectively a modernized and more detailed version of Men of War, with a healthy dose of influence from the old games. There’s some missions that feel like the first game, other that feel like assault squad, and others that feel more original. I’m pretty sure it’s on sale right now too, for the record. I checked and the main game (GOH I mean) and all bundles are on sale for the next couple days.
No. Gates of Hell is independent, the publisher is the one who created Call to Arms. You don't need the base game 'Call to Arms' to even own Gates of Hell.
The secret objective is a reference to the Clint Eastwood movie Kelly's Heroes, I think. The tank commander looks just like one of the characters, and there's a similar scene in the movie.
Yeah the moment in the movie is when Telly Savalas's Character (Big Joe) finds them enjoying a picnic as their sherman's drive shaft is broken (after taking out 2 tigers tho)
I’ve played this mission, if you send men over there it’ll talk about them being drunk and not know how to fix the tank they have (a calliope) and fixing it is the objective, you get a nice little tank but it’s stuck until it opens up more of the map, which I didn’t know it would do and I drove it into the river
holy crap rimmy gates of hell upload i really liked how with the german campaign you can actually tell you're losing instead of it being a wehraboo power fantasy where you constantly win against all odds, i think the most memorable part of the festung europe campaign for me was a captured char b1 turning up in support of my defence - in 1944
@@aaroncabatingan5238 You're right, in fact during the very early stages of the Battle of Normandy they tended to make up a majority of available German armour. German high command had specifically ordered a minimization of new resources being sent to France pre-Overlord hence why you see so many captured Allied tanks or amalgamations of them turned into Marder-esque tank destroyers/SPGs.
Could you perhaps do the Dynamic campaign? The one where you research and then buy units, and use said units to fight battles? I think it Would be really cool to see you and your squad try to defend against far too many soviets as the Germans. (I think it will be funny when you accidently kill your best and most expensive tank by hitting it with your artillery :P)
The dynamic campaign is definatly the best part of this game, including the fact that the best way to play it is to steal ennemy vehicle, making it that your army is almost entirely composed of ennemy tanks by the end of the game lol.
16:23 Those guys were holding themselves in reverse, in case the krauts mount a counter offensive that threatens Paris or even, New York, then they could push in, and stop them.
0:200:30 That is very accurate for Germans in late WW2, they were losing the war due to supply issues such as oil, fuel and metal to repair and on the vehicle side some German platoons had to resort to stealing allied tanks and other vehicles. Edit: Sorry for being a nerd at this, WW2 is just such an interesting and fascinating war to learn.
This is single handedly one of my most played games, after you introduced it to me I love this game too bits I'd recommend the valour mod after you put a lot of time into it, I play a lot of Hungary :>
As it turns out, the bow gunner of the Panther and gunner of the Pershing both survived the war. They met in 2013 back in the same spot they’d once fought over in Cologne, the sole remaining survivors of their crews thanks to a combination of war and time. I recommend the book _Spearhead_ by Adam Makos, which heavily focuses on the stories of both crews, for those who want more information.
That first mission reminded me of the probably apocryphal saying of German Eastern Front veterans fighting in Normandy: "If the Americans used infantry like the Russians they'd be in Paris in 2 weeks." (with ~seven times the IRL casualties)
The man who's Panther didn't have enough gas didn't learn enough from MoW, you gotta be a greedy little jerry can gremlin and steal all the fuel from the "free" units on the field, cars, buses, trucks (your friend's hull down tank). Anything's free game here for fuel
Hears the Americans coming "Hanz, schtart ze panzer" "I can't zer's no fuel" "Get ze luger" "Ve have no ammunition" "...surrender?" "They are coming from ze train station. They are not here for prisoners..."
Gates of Hell has to be the best WW2 RTS out right now. It's a tighter, more refined cousin to Men of War with the fat trimmed, way more variety in missions, a ludicrious attention to detail and some awesome support from the devs. I truly hope to see it's community thrive for many years to come.
Gates To Hell is good, man, atleast, I really enjoyed it, as somebody who enjoyed Men of War: Assault Squad 2. The first campaign missions kinda sucked, but it was all made up for by the 'persistent units between attack-defense battles' conquest mode. As for being a WW2 PVP RTS, it is good. Less developed modding scene of course but that's still kind of present.
If you enjoyed Men of War then Gates of Hell is definitely worth it. It's a big improvement on pretty much every aspect, and the dynamic conquest mode rocks
I don't really see how it is better, it looks identical. Not worse or better 😂 The schizophrenic AI I mean...obviously the cookoff animation makes it look slightly visually better than MOWAS2.
@@esmeecampbell7396 Not only does it look better visually, the game runs like a charm despite those improvements and the AI despite still being dumb in some places has been improved vastly. For example soldiers actually break out of cover to try to kill your tank snipping their positions now, instead of just sitting there. It also has actual campaigns, although the mission design can still be a bit hit or miss it is vastly better than just crappy skirmish missions, and the skirmish missions that exist are far better. Every issue was also improved in some way, it's still a bit jank but now you don't get vehicles flipping almost constantly sometimes. There is much more to it than just visual fidelity and GUI design, they did a lot of work under the hood and with the game design itself.
tip for you guys, inside vehicles there is a fuel can, you can put it in a guys inventory double click on it, he will equip it, you can then right click on a vehicle to fill fuel can, then you can fuel other vehicles :)
After clocking in over 300 hours on the original call to arms, I only recently started playing ostfront (bought along all the dlc's) and this has pretty much become my favorite game ever... To the point where every other rts games have now been ruined as this is the only one I'm able to play now...
18:40 the 15cm field gun is so accurate is ridiculous lol, assuming you dont get sniped by counter battery it can dominate infantry and medium armor and it's max range (roughly 160 meters) there's practically no spread
10:05 This dude from New York and his buddies drove all the way from Kasserine Pass to tell you in particular that FDR sends his regards. 10:45 to 11:45 Literally, Fury But It's A Panther. 16:17 If the American Sniper praying wasn't enough proof The Gates of Hell Devs are based history nerds, the Battle of the Bulge mission has War Daddy go yell at Oddball to get his tank working.
I was searching for someone who realize that the Panther was like Fury and it was also accurate considering that the movie stated that they held the crossroad and it's very much awesome.
The Calliope crew you find eating cheese and drinking beer is a reference to Kelly’s Heroes, it’s noticeable with the tank commander looking like Oddball along with him even saying similar lines from the movie when their tank's engine was busted.
this is literally my experience when I play modded gates of hell conquest on hard. Enemy spams millions of units and by the fifth battle, my whole army is practically soviet equipment save for maybe a tiger or panther that'll get blown up by a stray katyusha rocket
Man ya'll had some bad luck on these missions XD I must've been lucky beating the first with minimal losses... probably had difficulty increase due to multiple commanders, or ya'll braved veteran difficulty.
14:11 "We're Going Home! We're Going Home!" my brother in Christ you are home you live like 100 m away, could be worse hans home is 10 miles behind the American line. . . *What's left of it at least*
Okay so apparently I actually managed to play a new game before Rimmy makes a video about it. Goddamm. (DLC technically, but I’m still taking that win)
The authentic late-war german experience:
1. You have no men
2. You're fucked
Also 3. You are running out of gas
No ammo
No guns
No gas
No men...
but don't worry you've got the indoctrinated children to man the guns (the guns have no ammo).
@@commisaryarreck3974no guys
also 4. no food
Fun fact about the game: If you soom in a squad under fire, you can hear them plead for help or crying out to see loved ones :3
Wow that's awesome,
I think you should see professional help if you think that's fun.
Its a game, bloody cry me a river@@TrikSeSpicatymKloboukem
@iaminhere6022 good fact 🎉🎉 😂😂
: )
"depressing fact"
"DO NOT THE DOG"
*Does, in fact, the dog*
8:20 for those curious
Those monsters!
White women when they're bored:
“I put my sniper back in the church… they removed the church this time.”
"Sir, there's a church to our 1 o'clock and there might be a sniper in the bell tower, what should we do?"
"I see, the church, remove it completely"
"sir?"
“Remove the church? But sir if we do that it will reduce the accuracy of our maps.”
“The Air Force leveled a mountain last month, and the navy sank an island just last week. So I’ll be damned if we’re going to be the only ones that haven’t removed a location from the maps is that understood private.”
“Sir yes sir!”
"Church does not have a flare on it."
"Okay, massive question, why did you hull-down the flak gun instead of the tank?"
"Because the tank, unironically, does not have enough gas to make it there, my friend."
Heck of a way to start of a video showcasing the authentic late war WW2 German experience.
Now thats authentic
Let me see if I’ve got this right: This is an expansion pack, set on the Western Front of World War II, for an expansion pack, set on the Eastern Front of World War II, for a spinoff, set in the modern game, of a game set on the Western Front and Eastern Front of World War II. You’re playing Deconstructed Men of War
Precisely!!
It’s kinda weird but I would also add it’s effectively a modernized and more detailed version of Men of War, with a healthy dose of influence from the old games.
There’s some missions that feel like the first game, other that feel like assault squad, and others that feel more original.
I’m pretty sure it’s on sale right now too, for the record.
I checked and the main game (GOH I mean) and all bundles are on sale for the next couple days.
No. Gates of Hell is independent, the publisher is the one who created Call to Arms. You don't need the base game 'Call to Arms' to even own Gates of Hell.
Im pretty sure you do though?@@Megavwatts
They finally changed that?@@Megavwatts
2:42 Sam: "i gotta get outta here, i gotta get outta here, I GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE"
Sam secret agent for Ignis confirmed?
Hmmmm maybe maybe
We gotta get out of here!
@@germanlad1609 we gotta get out of here
I think that op the XXth did with Ignis infected him.
If he is... We gotta get outta here!
3 conscripts with no ammunition and a volkswagen beetle tasked to take on the entirety of the allied front with infinite resources : The Game.
20:48
"My life is like a videogam-" *panzerfaust fire* - *complete tank destruction*
So many gold moments lol
😂😂 fucking died
The videogame told him to shut up, and he did.
neat
the atomizing of the german shepherd absolutely SENT ME right when i was taking a sip of water
ruh roh Shaggy, it looks like that German tank is turning its turret towards m-
8:22 here ya go
16:23 I think that's supposed to be oddball from Kelly's heroes, referencing his drinking wine and eating cheese scene.
Yea I paused when I saw the character image pop up.
I posted the same thing without checking comments, but yeah it's 100% a reference.
We’re drinking wine, eating some cheese, catching some rays.
Great reference to a good movie. 👍
also the hat and beard
The secret objective is a reference to the Clint Eastwood movie Kelly's Heroes, I think. The tank commander looks just like one of the characters, and there's a similar scene in the movie.
great film, oddball is the character's name
Yeah the moment in the movie is when Telly Savalas's Character (Big Joe) finds them enjoying a picnic as their sherman's drive shaft is broken (after taking out 2 tigers tho)
That's totally oddball. Absolutely amazing.
I’ve played this mission, if you send men over there it’ll talk about them being drunk and not know how to fix the tank they have (a calliope) and fixing it is the objective, you get a nice little tank but it’s stuck until it opens up more of the map, which I didn’t know it would do and I drove it into the river
I didn’t see the part where they actually got it so nvm
7:24 is one of the rare times I've heard Rimmy genuinely crack while telling a joke.
He fake laughs all the time
so from what I've learnt from this, Germany might have won the war if they didn't have so many cutscenes
holy crap rimmy gates of hell upload
i really liked how with the german campaign you can actually tell you're losing instead of it being a wehraboo power fantasy where you constantly win against all odds, i think the most memorable part of the festung europe campaign for me was a captured char b1 turning up in support of my defence - in 1944
Isnt that literally every single gates of hell mission?
@@Cotac_Rastic yeah, gates of hell generally does it really well
If I remember correctly, German-operated French tanks did show up during D day to around St Mere Eglise though I may be misremembering it.
@@aaroncabatingan5238 You're right, in fact during the very early stages of the Battle of Normandy they tended to make up a majority of available German armour. German high command had specifically ordered a minimization of new resources being sent to France pre-Overlord hence why you see so many captured Allied tanks or amalgamations of them turned into Marder-esque tank destroyers/SPGs.
"Why haven't you hulled down the tank?!?!"
"Totally would, but we ran out of gas..."
Bridge defense is an outlet for that male urge to be a bastion of defiance surrounded by the bodies of your enemy.
The panic at the late war Stuart had me fucking dying lmao
This looks like good fun. Definitely accurate to the late stage of the European Theatre.
17:15 Hail to the bridge god! May he always guide our enemies to easily-shelled bottlenecks.
16:07
"He's not deserting, he's a Hero!" A certified Ciaphas Cain moment.
"Because the tank does not have enough fuel to make it there" The Authentic German Experience
The "Auf Wiedersehen Doochbags" fucking broke me I just died laughing XD
15:55 Ciaphas Cain moment.
my exact first thought as well
Could you perhaps do the Dynamic campaign? The one where you research and then buy units, and use said units to fight battles? I think it Would be really cool to see you and your squad try to defend against far too many soviets as the Germans. (I think it will be funny when you accidently kill your best and most expensive tank by hitting it with your artillery :P)
The dynamic campaign is definatly the best part of this game, including the fact that the best way to play it is to steal ennemy vehicle, making it that your army is almost entirely composed of ennemy tanks by the end of the game lol.
16:23 Those guys were holding themselves in reverse, in case the krauts mount a counter offensive that threatens Paris or even, New York, then they could push in, and stop them.
He only drives the tank he doesn't know how it works. He also keeps complaining about negative waves!
16:15 Is that a Kelly's Heroes reference? I need this game now.
it is pretty funny how the game not pausing during slow, unskippable camera pans for a cutscene REPEATEDLY screws you over
Just love the cassual secret objective in the first US mission being a Kellie's Heroes easter egg of Sgt. Oddball.
0:20 0:30 That is very accurate for Germans in late WW2, they were losing the war due to supply issues such as oil, fuel and metal to repair and on the vehicle side some German platoons had to resort to stealing allied tanks and other vehicles.
Edit: Sorry for being a nerd at this, WW2 is just such an interesting and fascinating war to learn.
“The next American assault is coming soon.”
We haven’t dealt with THIS American assault!
*panic*
"OH MY GOD I HATE THE GARAND"
-The OKW on the western front probably.
This is single handedly one of my most played games, after you introduced it to me
I love this game too bits
I'd recommend the valour mod after you put a lot of time into it, I play a lot of Hungary :>
As it turns out, the bow gunner of the Panther and gunner of the Pershing both survived the war. They met in 2013 back in the same spot they’d once fought over in Cologne, the sole remaining survivors of their crews thanks to a combination of war and time. I recommend the book _Spearhead_ by Adam Makos, which heavily focuses on the stories of both crews, for those who want more information.
"My life is like video games" Proceeds to detonate
You do not give your girl fifteen millimeter drilling, you give her four millimeter, do not lie to us.
I love that the tank commander eating Cheese is Oddball.
“Sometimes I forget who we’re playing.” The eternal struggle of WWII games.
6:34 since when did rimmy care about danger close?
modern warfare 2 reference
battalion is oscar mike!
16:22 Is that a frickin Kelly's Heroes reference?! That's awesome!
God I'd love to see you guys doing the other missions
17:03
*"HOSTILE BARN DETECTED; PLAYING CALLIOPE"*
"Excuse My Rudeness, But Could You Please RIP?"
@@klafsen She did cross my mind, but originally, it was going to be a play on "Stalin's Organ" instead.
calliope was a reference to kelly's heroes oddball, "we're just hanging around eating cheese" scene. I believe
That first mission reminded me of the probably apocryphal saying of German Eastern Front veterans fighting in Normandy: "If the Americans used infantry like the Russians they'd be in Paris in 2 weeks." (with ~seven times the IRL casualties)
> Ignoring the fact they threw millions against outnumbered Soviets, partisans, citizens militias and communist guerillas
Well now wait a minute rimmy, your forgetting about the Pershings in the Korean war
"I have no men left"
"I ran out of fuel"
"What? more of enemy reinforcement!?"
"Is it over??"
"They are everywhere!"
Germans in 1944-45 be like
That was some excellent evil RP with the dog there
You know something is well ballanced when your saying holy shit at the end
Germans: We are the hounds of war, we are trained and loyal to the end!
The hounds of war: 8:30
The man who's Panther didn't have enough gas didn't learn enough from MoW, you gotta be a greedy little jerry can gremlin and steal all the fuel from the "free" units on the field, cars, buses, trucks (your friend's hull down tank). Anything's free game here for fuel
Hears the Americans coming
"Hanz, schtart ze panzer"
"I can't zer's no fuel"
"Get ze luger"
"Ve have no ammunition"
"...surrender?"
"They are coming from ze train station. They are not here for prisoners..."
15:55 That guy it literally Ciaphas Cain.
The Carentan mission in O.G. CoH. That was my bridge defence awakening.
Tank ran outta gas, gotta ditch it.
Now THAT'S historical accuracy 🤣
8:30 how dare you!
Gates of Hell has to be the best WW2 RTS out right now. It's a tighter, more refined cousin to Men of War with the fat trimmed, way more variety in missions, a ludicrious attention to detail and some awesome support from the devs. I truly hope to see it's community thrive for many years to come.
I love how that last mission was just a victory lap compared to the first three.
Call to Arms is nearly a decade old, yet I've completely missed Gates to Hell.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I'm missing much.
Give it a shot. Call to arms really blows, but this has a lot more to offer. It has a bit of jank, but it is good fun.
It's the best WW2 RTS on the market
Gates To Hell is good, man, atleast, I really enjoyed it, as somebody who enjoyed Men of War: Assault Squad 2. The first campaign missions kinda sucked, but it was all made up for by the 'persistent units between attack-defense battles' conquest mode. As for being a WW2 PVP RTS, it is good. Less developed modding scene of course but that's still kind of present.
@@andrewhyde4613
Well, if something is jank but good I'm down.
If you enjoyed Men of War then Gates of Hell is definitely worth it. It's a big improvement on pretty much every aspect, and the dynamic conquest mode rocks
love the eating cheese reference to Kelly's Heroes the best American war film ever made
Gates of Hell is Men of War AS2 but better in almost every way imo
I don't really see how it is better, it looks identical. Not worse or better 😂
The schizophrenic AI I mean...obviously the cookoff animation makes it look slightly visually better than MOWAS2.
@@esmeecampbell7396yeah I can’t be the only one who thinks basically every Men of War/Call to Arms game looks identical right?
@@esmeecampbell7396 Play the game, it'll answer for itself
@@Hy93Ri0n
Despite playing MoWAS2, I have never been able to tell the games apart
@@esmeecampbell7396 Not only does it look better visually, the game runs like a charm despite those improvements and the AI despite still being dumb in some places has been improved vastly.
For example soldiers actually break out of cover to try to kill your tank snipping their positions now, instead of just sitting there.
It also has actual campaigns, although the mission design can still be a bit hit or miss it is vastly better than just crappy skirmish missions, and the skirmish missions that exist are far better.
Every issue was also improved in some way, it's still a bit jank but now you don't get vehicles flipping almost constantly sometimes.
There is much more to it than just visual fidelity and GUI design, they did a lot of work under the hood and with the game design itself.
"He's just a level 1 Nazi!"
File that under: "Quotes I was not prepared for today"...
16:23 Kelly's Heroes is quite based.
"my life is like a video game" *Blows up* that shit fucking sent me so hard holy fuck
13:37 Steamed Hans
16:22 Uhhh. My brother in Christ. That is literally Oddball from Kellys Heroes. Awesome reference by the devs.
tip for you guys, inside vehicles there is a fuel can, you can put it in a guys inventory double click on it, he will equip it, you can then right click on a vehicle to fill fuel can, then you can fuel other vehicles :)
“Next American assault will be soon.”
“We haven’t dealt with the current one!!”
…at least you’re fighting Americans and not Soviets
After clocking in over 300 hours on the original call to arms, I only recently started playing ostfront (bought along all the dlc's) and this has pretty much become my favorite game ever... To the point where every other rts games have now been ruined as this is the only one I'm able to play now...
rusted warfare?
That one guy pulling an Audie Murphy with the rifle grenade was sweet
10:43 literally the plot of fury
No movement stuck to defend a cross road against hordes
S of infantry.
It took me too long to notice the reference to Kelly's Heroes lol
18:40 the 15cm field gun is so accurate is ridiculous lol, assuming you dont get sniped by counter battery it can dominate infantry and medium armor and it's max range (roughly 160 meters) there's practically no spread
This game is so much better than that other game that shall not be named.
10:05 This dude from New York and his buddies drove all the way from Kasserine Pass to tell you in particular that FDR sends his regards.
10:45 to 11:45 Literally, Fury But It's A Panther.
16:17 If the American Sniper praying wasn't enough proof The Gates of Hell Devs are based history nerds, the Battle of the Bulge mission has War Daddy go yell at Oddball to get his tank working.
I was searching for someone who realize that the Panther was like Fury and it was also accurate considering that the movie stated that they held the crossroad and it's very much awesome.
The oddball refrence is awsome EATING CHEESE AND DRINKING WINE 16:24
I have to wonder why they don't play and record more co-op of this game.
bro after i heard the tank ran out of gas i was hooked im sticking around to see what happens lmao
The Calliope crew you find eating cheese and drinking beer is a reference to Kelly’s Heroes, it’s noticeable with the tank commander looking like Oddball along with him even saying similar lines from the movie when their tank's engine was busted.
"Where is men !? I need more men !!"
~Volkssturm officer , probably idk
this is literally my experience when I play modded gates of hell conquest on hard. Enemy spams millions of units and by the fifth battle, my whole army is practically soviet equipment save for maybe a tiger or panther that'll get blown up by a stray katyusha rocket
Man ya'll had some bad luck on these missions XD I must've been lucky beating the first with minimal losses... probably had difficulty increase due to multiple commanders, or ya'll braved veteran difficulty.
it shown they doing normal difficulty, they are doing so bad probably because they were joking around or just plain skill issue.
@@ausar567 Hey, I ain't gonna throw shade for proper memery
I wish these missions didnt suck that badly
I cant think of a GOH mission thats actually fun now that you mention it. True ostfront experience.
Lesson learned, never do anything well for rimml... rimmy with compliment you, flagging you to die in the next few seconds.
German tank force irl: exist
American/french crews in Shermans: and I took that personally
Germans proceed to get Arracourted time after time
Day 2 of asking Rimmy to play All quiet in the trenches' demo.
21:16 you called :D ?
16:23 It's Oddball! It's Oddball from Kelly's Heroes!
16:17 I believe that's a reference to Kelly's Heroes
14:11
"We're Going Home! We're Going Home!"
my brother in Christ you are home you live like 100 m away, could be worse hans home is 10 miles behind the American line. . . *What's left of it at least*
Eating Cheese and Drinking Wine.
That was Oddball.
At 16:23 I'm pretty sure that's Oddball from Kelly's Heroes.
Okay so apparently I actually managed to play a new game before Rimmy makes a video about it. Goddamm. (DLC technically, but I’m still taking that win)
I love how they just gloss over the only kill made by a Pershing in the war.
16:23 ODDBALL! QUIT WITH THEM NEGATIVE WAVES!
Pretty sure that tank crew "eating cheese and drinking beer" is a Kelly's Heroes reference
8:32 jesus christ I died
"It used half the fuel to move around the house"
Ahh realism
Also you leave my fucking Pershing alone it just didnt have the time to cook lmao
Rimmy please do more gates of hell videos I love watching you play them also do you have a playlist
I would love to see more of this game from y'all
btw i know this is a 5 month old vid but at 1:26 the devs actually changed the sandbags so the recoiless can be used :)