I love how there is such a stark difference between Matt's videos and Smitty's. Like Matt is just gunna start this video with "HELL FUCK YEAH! ITS THE LAST WARZONE VIDEO BABY! WOO HOO!"
I've never been into cod much, but all these videos have been the absolute greatest so they have a special place in my heart. And after all we can't forget that the warzone videos are what gave rise to the Smii7y animator mattercell.
Ima miss it but rip all the good memories such as grizzy ripping his door off and blargs funny mic and him getting killed by load out and puffer being puffer 😢 and Smi7y making the best videos that kept me being happy ❤
3 years man. No bs, you, matt, griz, and puffer practically saved my life during the pandemic. I was heading downhill so when I found Smii7y+ stuff after the main channel, made me laugh and gain inspiration to do shit. So all love to you and all the content on WZ.
That’s cool, anyways here’s how to make a fusion reactor. STEP 1: Assemble the Vacuum Chamber A quality high vacuum chamber is required for the fusor to operate. Sometimes an appropriate chamber can be found on eBay, but generally it is best to make one. Parts can be scrounged for several hundred dollars, or purchased new for $500+. Get two stainless steel hemispheres, purchase two corresponding conflat-flanges (8" flanges in my case), bore out holes for accessory flanges, and then TIG weld it all together. Flanges are typically either of the KF or the conflat style. Conflat can be seen in the image below as the flanges with bolts, and KF (kwik-flange) are seen as those with only clamps holding an o-ring on the mating surface. Only weld on the inside, never on the outside (since virtual leaks can be formed if both inside and outside are welded). If you've never TIG welded before, it would be wise to have someone with experience do it as the welds must be flawless with no pin-sized holes or porous areas to hold a vacuum. After machining, thoroughly clean the chamber and avoid getting fingerprints in it since these will outgas, which means at vacuum pressure molecules in the oil of finger prints or machining oil will become vapor and make it hard to maintain plasma stability or reach a good ultimate vacuum level. STEP 2: Prepare the High Vacuum Pump Install the oil diffusion pump (or turbo pump if you have a bit of luck scrounging or a higher budget). Fill the pump with quality diffusion pump oil to whatever fill level the pump documentation suggests, attach the inlet to a valve which then connects to the chamber (see diagram), and attach the outlet to a mechanical backing pump capable of reaching at least around 75 microns (any higher and the diffusion pump will not operate properly or the oil will oxidize quickly). Make sure the pump is sufficiently cooled, many oil diffusion pumps require water cooling, smaller ones such as the one pictured can get by with a decent air flow. Once this is assembled, turn on the mechanical pump and wait for the vacuum to reach at least 75 microns. Next you can test the high vacuum pump by turning on the boiler on the diffusion pump. After it warms up (could take a while), the vacuum should rapidly drop below the single micron range. STEP 3: Build Inner Grid The inner grid (where the high voltage is applied) must now be built and attached to a high voltage feedthrough. It is best to use a metal such as tungsten for the grid wires since it has a very high melting point, and the grid will get extremely hot during high power runs. This can be built however you wish, as long as it resembles a spherical shape of roughly 1-1.5 inches in diameter (for a 6-8" chamber), it should work fine. The grid should be internally attached to an electrical feedthrough such as the one pictured in the second image. This feedthrough needs to be rated for the cathode voltage that will be used, typically 40kv is a good target voltage. STEP 4: Assemble the Deuterium System Deuterium gas is used as the fuel for this fusion reactor. You will need to purchase a tank of this gas (unless you wish to do electrolysis on heavy water, this process will not be documented here but nothing more than a small Hoffman Apparatus is required - higher purity gas can be gotten from a compressed tank). Attach a high pressure regulator directly to the tank, add an extremely fine-metering needle valve after this (or a laser drilled orifice in the range of 5 microns), then attach this to the chamber. A ball valve can also be installed between the regulator and the needle valve since needle valves are not shutoff valves. See the attached diagram now updated with the deuterium handling system. STEP 5: High Voltage If you can purchase a power supply (occasionally but not commonly found surplus) appropriate for fusion use, the high voltage becomes very simple. Simply take the output of the 40kv negative supply and attach it to the chamber with a physically large high voltage 50-100k ohm ballast resistor in series (large enough that its length will not flash-over if 40kv is applied to it in a plasma run-away or arc discharge). The difficulty is that it is often difficult if not impossible to find an appropriate fully assembled DC supply of this voltage level that is affordable to the amateur scientist. Pictured is my high frequency ferrite transformer pair, with a 4-stage multiplier seen behind it. If a fully assembled power supply (typically manufactured by either Glassman or Spellman), there are a few options: -Find an x-ray transformer, and if necessary either reverse the rectifiers for negative polarity or add rectifiers if it has none (an x-ray transformer core won't have rectifiers, it probably will if it is in its oil tank) -Build a switching high frequency ferrite power supply. This is what I did, however it requires a bit of EE experience since several aspects must be resonant and if it is ever taken out of tune, the transistors will burn out. Probably not the best option for people with little electrical background. STEP 6: Setup Neutron Detection The proof of fusion (and a quantitative analysis of how much fusion) is obtained through detecting neutron radiation, the byproduct of a D-D fusion reaction. There are three options which will be described. They are in order of descending ease of setup. -A Neutron Bubble Dosimeter A bubble dosimeter is a small unit with a gel in it that forms bubbles when ionized by neutron radiation. This is the easiest form of neutron detection available since all you have to do is unscrew the top and set it next to the fusor. Some of the drawbacks are that it is an integrative detector which means all you get is a total neutron emission number over the time that it was used, rather than an instantaneous neutron rate. Additionally, they are somewhat hard to get since the only company to make them is Bubbletech in Canada, which has a minimum order of 3 with steep shipping and handling (expect to spend $700+ if ordering directly from them not in a group buy). Additionally, they tend to be fairly worn out after a year of shelf life (although I've kept mine in a refrigerated storage container at 50*F and it seems to be like new after I think more than a year). The advantage is that calibration data is provided with purchase and of course it is easy. -Silver Activation When silver is placed near the reactor (with a moderator [paraffin wax, water, HDPE, etc] between it and the neutron source, since only thermal neutrons will activate the material) it becomes slightly radioactive with decent neutron fluxes. It has a short half life of only a few minutes, but if you quickly put a geiger counter next to the silver, counts can be detected. In my best runs, I have gotten a piece of silver to about 250CPM over background on a CDV-700 geiger-counter. The disadvantages of this are that it requires a decent neutron flux (at least about 100,000 neutrons/s) which is above the average "beginner's first run" neutron rate. Also, it is somewhat difficult to calibrate, and the counts can't be taken until after the fusor has been shut off. -A Proportional Tube Tubes can be purchased which are filled with either BF3 or Helium-3 (some very old tubes are Boron-10 lined inert gas tubes). These tubes, similar to a geiger counter, can be used with a counting device to detect electrical pulses when neutrons pass through the tube. Either an all-in-one counter can be used, often made by a company called Ludlum, or a modular counting system can be made using NIM modules. The tube is surrounded by about 2 inches of moderating material such as wax or water. This is by far the most accurate and useful form of neutron detection, however the cost of a new tube is prohibitive to most people, and they are extremely rare on the surplus market. Also, counting equipment can become quite costly. NIM Configuration: If you chose to make a NIM setup as I have, the typical layout is a charge sensitive pre-amplifier at the head of the proportional tube, which is plugged into both a high voltage power supply generating positive polarity voltage appropriate for the tube (in the range of 800V-2kV generally). The amplifier also hooks into a shaping amplifier, which is followed by a Single Channel Analyzer (for setting the detection discrimination level), followed by a pulse counter and/or rate meter. Shown in the first picture is my NIM setup, the second picture is the pre-amplifier attached to a moderated helium-3 tube, the third picture is a bubble detector after being exposed to neutrons. STEP 7: Fire It Up (and Cross Your Fingers) Time to turn it on (don't forget to cover any viewports/cameras with lead! Also x-rays can pour out of ceramic feedthroughs so point them away from people. It is a good idea to be monitoring for x-rays where any people are present). The basic procedure is: -Turn on the roughing pump and wait for sufficient backing pressure, turn on the diffusion or turbo pump and wait for it to fully warm up or achieve running speed -Throttle the chamber back (with the valve between the diffusion/turbo pump and the chamber) -Ever so slightly open the needle valve to the deuterium tank -Turn up the high voltage until either plasma establishes on the camera, or you've reached 40kv and nothing has happened (don't forget, you only get one chance in your life to screw up with voltages of this degree) -If nothing has happened, keep admitting more gas and the pressure should keep going up. Plasma should form around 40kv at about 10-15 microns of deuterium.
I’ve been having really bad anxiety attacks the last few weeks and going through and rewatching all of the war zone videos have been helping so much. Thank you Smii7y and the guys.
Truly the end of an era, glad to have been here for it, Warzone is not my type of game at all but it was fun to play with friends occasionally but even more fun to watch the content on it because Warzone is not a fun experience but watching others suffer through it is the real fun experience
I cried finding out this was probably going to be the last and he would stop uploading Warzone videos it was always the best videos to watch I hope that he comes back with another hilarious Warzone video 😭🫡
Let us not despair over the loss we suffer. Let us embrace the memories we made. Warzone was a fantastic and beautiful creation, and no amount of words will put the appreciation I feel for this game I have.
Honestly I really really enjoy your content, thank you for always being yourself. You actually couldn’t ask for a better group of friends. Thank you for all the videos over the years. I appreciate you and everyone else that’s helped create amazingly entertaining content.
Thank you for this series, it made me happy when i was down bad, made me giggle when i was down sad, and in general, always remember matt shot a news guest with a Gat
Such a pleasure that I caught this stream. Vids are good, but Livestream is something special. It is sad to see Warzone go, but I hope the funny stays for Warzone 2!
Been watching you for 2 years and the moments that have come out of this game have been so funny man. Marks the end of an era and the start of a new one. Smii7y and Smii7y+ are 2 of my favorite TH-cam channels rn
Ah yes, an end of an era, the last of warzone, the last time they play warzone all together, so many great memories came from this game, amazing victories against impossible odds, crushing defeats at the end of a massive battle, some of the best memories in gaming
I still have the warzone playlist on shuffle and repeat playing the 71 videos in the playlist on whenever I'm doing something at my desk. It's like having Friends or HIMYM on in the background, but better.
damn. i started watching a few months ago, and have watched every single warzone video (and most of the others… i have binged) it is an amazing series and you are a special person with amazing friends, i am jealous
Smii7y:Matt what are you gonna when war zone 2 drops and no jafar is to be found Matt:BOMB THREAT Activision:*no jafar* Matt:am I some sort of joke to you
At the start of 2021 I just got out of a longterm relationship and these warzone videos always put a smile on my face no matter how lost and sad I was. Can't wait for more :')
Ill forever be indebted to Warzone 1. It got me through a pandemic, it was something to mess around and play with friends, and it was how I was introduced to Smii7y, and with that I was able to find Blarg, Puffer, Grizzy, Droid, Yumi, and more. These lads brighten my day and I appreciate all of you
I wish more channels had the balls to openly state when they’re ending a series like Smii7y did, this was really wholesome, this is the same content we know and love, but it’s the final video. I wish people would be confident to confide in their fans and be honest enough with them enough to let them know when they’re sick of doing something. You know?
When he said in the video that "this is why we stopped playing games". My brain was screaming "NOOOOO", and also saying "what is he talking about, stopped?" cuz I love watching the videos they u guys create, ur videos always put a smile on my face, and u guys have always helped me when I was going through bad times, ur videos helped me stay happy and helped me get over a breakup with a girl that I really cared about, and I hope u guys keep making more amazing videos.
I like how he said he will play the crap out of the new warzone and there’s only 6 videos because the games sucks and there is no more nut kick so the era never continued
I started watching you this year and I can say you never fail to put a smile on my face ever so much so I binged all you call of duty modern warfare videos
you guys are literally the only warzone content creators i watch ,,,i am personally not a fan of the actual game but im always down to watch you guys play it
I never got behind playing Warzone and never played it, but I'll be damned if I didn't LOVE watching you and Crew play, shoot the shit and shenanigans on this game. Spectacular content and laughs
SMii7Y, I cannot tell you how much I loved Warzone, I've only been watching your channel for about 1 year or so but Warzone videos have always been one of my favorite's. Your videos always make me laugh, and I can't wait for Warzone 2.0. I hope that the day of "Warzone 2.0 is hilarious" (Video title) comes soon as I can't wait for the new game.
And thus, we enter a new era of Nut Kicks, we love you Smii7y!
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well, I will be here again when warzone 2 comes out lol
I thought that nut kickin maniac was behind bars already!
Rip war zone 1.0
Nut kick is Black Ops. Warzone 2 is going to be its own game with MW2.
Only SMii7Y could drive a car into a building at full speed, use the word "goofball," and then proceed to run a man over.
OMG ITS THE GUY
its the legend... the legend of the animations!
exactly
Legend animator
It's the smii7y animation guy
Imagine if smii7y made a compilation of the best war zone moments, that would be an epic video
Just an hour long war zone video
It will be just a 7 second video.
yes we need that
It's just every single nut kick since the beginning 🥜🦵
nah it be a days worth of funny
"we totally intend on playing the f*ck out of warzone 2" a sentence that hasn't aged well
Fr
One might say it aged like milk
Hey smii7y called it when there was no jafar in wz 2
@@Slightly_Depressed and no nut kicks either
To be fair, warzone 2 is fucking miserable
It’s crazy how a milk bag video can make your entire day so much better!
i havent even seen the whole video. dumbo
Fax
Agreed
No joke I thought he was a pillow lol
@@GAR13947 😂😂
Can we all appreciate the zero hesitation from matt answering smii7y's question 7:30
Cant wait for that Bomb Threat to be on the news.
it became true
@@kirkdotcom5716 now he just needs to make a bomb threat
I love how there is such a stark difference between Matt's videos and Smitty's. Like Matt is just gunna start this video with "HELL FUCK YEAH! ITS THE LAST WARZONE VIDEO BABY! WOO HOO!"
Don't forget the standard: "hardest I have ever (insert generic term in all caps)." title for every single video.
"There's one bullet left"
Matt: "Nah, were lining up for a collat"
Oh boy, one of these.
THERE'S ONLY ONE BULLET LEFT
RIFLES RINGING IN OUR EARS LIKE WE'RE DEAF 🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've never been into cod much, but all these videos have been the absolute greatest so they have a special place in my heart. And after all we can't forget that the warzone videos are what gave rise to the Smii7y animator mattercell.
7:28 I’m gonna say it now, he spoke it into existence. There is, in fact, no Jafar
Ima miss it but rip all the good memories such as grizzy ripping his door off and blargs funny mic and him getting killed by load out and puffer being puffer 😢 and Smi7y making the best videos that kept me being happy ❤
Same, I’m gonna miss blarg being crushed by the loadout.
Blarg could still be killed by loadout
I loved it when blarg died by a heavy load
"and puffer being puffer" you didn't have to do him like that
Puffer and his soundboard and skills?
Watching Smitty is like watching a comedic documentary on intrusive thoughts and what not to do.
Watching Smitty is like having a fever nightmare but it's with your homies so it's just pure comedy.
3 years man. No bs, you, matt, griz, and puffer practically saved my life during the pandemic. I was heading downhill so when I found Smii7y+ stuff after the main channel, made me laugh and gain inspiration to do shit. So all love to you and all the content on WZ.
Yeah man. I was so depressed i nmy first semester of uni. These videos actually helped me so much
Kinda relieving to see that I wasn't the only one who was going down that spiral. Hope y'all glowed up kings!
That’s cool, anyways here’s how to make a fusion reactor.
STEP 1: Assemble the Vacuum Chamber
A quality high vacuum chamber is required for the fusor to operate. Sometimes an appropriate chamber can be found on eBay, but generally it is best to make one. Parts can be scrounged for several hundred dollars, or purchased new for $500+.
Get two stainless steel hemispheres, purchase two corresponding conflat-flanges (8" flanges in my case), bore out holes for accessory flanges, and then TIG weld it all together. Flanges are typically either of the KF or the conflat style. Conflat can be seen in the image below as the flanges with bolts, and KF (kwik-flange) are seen as those with only clamps holding an o-ring on the mating surface. Only weld on the inside, never on the outside (since virtual leaks can be formed if both inside and outside are welded). If you've never TIG welded before, it would be wise to have someone with experience do it as the welds must be flawless with no pin-sized holes or porous areas to hold a vacuum.
After machining, thoroughly clean the chamber and avoid getting fingerprints in it since these will outgas, which means at vacuum pressure molecules in the oil of finger prints or machining oil will become vapor and make it hard to maintain plasma stability or reach a good ultimate vacuum level.
STEP 2: Prepare the High Vacuum Pump
Install the oil diffusion pump (or turbo pump if you have a bit of luck scrounging or a higher budget). Fill the pump with quality diffusion pump oil to whatever fill level the pump documentation suggests, attach the inlet to a valve which then connects to the chamber (see diagram), and attach the outlet to a mechanical backing pump capable of reaching at least around 75 microns (any higher and the diffusion pump will not operate properly or the oil will oxidize quickly).
Make sure the pump is sufficiently cooled, many oil diffusion pumps require water cooling, smaller ones such as the one pictured can get by with a decent air flow.
Once this is assembled, turn on the mechanical pump and wait for the vacuum to reach at least 75 microns. Next you can test the high vacuum pump by turning on the boiler on the diffusion pump. After it warms up (could take a while), the vacuum should rapidly drop below the single micron range.
STEP 3: Build Inner Grid
The inner grid (where the high voltage is applied) must now be built and attached to a high voltage feedthrough.
It is best to use a metal such as tungsten for the grid wires since it has a very high melting point, and the grid will get extremely hot during high power runs.
This can be built however you wish, as long as it resembles a spherical shape of roughly 1-1.5 inches in diameter (for a 6-8" chamber), it should work fine.
The grid should be internally attached to an electrical feedthrough such as the one pictured in the second image. This feedthrough needs to be rated for the cathode voltage that will be used, typically 40kv is a good target voltage.
STEP 4: Assemble the Deuterium System
Deuterium gas is used as the fuel for this fusion reactor. You will need to purchase a tank of this gas (unless you wish to do electrolysis on heavy water, this process will not be documented here but nothing more than a small Hoffman Apparatus is required - higher purity gas can be gotten from a compressed tank).
Attach a high pressure regulator directly to the tank, add an extremely fine-metering needle valve after this (or a laser drilled orifice in the range of 5 microns), then attach this to the chamber. A ball valve can also be installed between the regulator and the needle valve since needle valves are not shutoff valves.
See the attached diagram now updated with the deuterium handling system.
STEP 5: High Voltage
If you can purchase a power supply (occasionally but not commonly found surplus) appropriate for fusion use, the high voltage becomes very simple. Simply take the output of the 40kv negative supply and attach it to the chamber with a physically large high voltage 50-100k ohm ballast resistor in series (large enough that its length will not flash-over if 40kv is applied to it in a plasma run-away or arc discharge).
The difficulty is that it is often difficult if not impossible to find an appropriate fully assembled DC supply of this voltage level that is affordable to the amateur scientist.
Pictured is my high frequency ferrite transformer pair, with a 4-stage multiplier seen behind it.
If a fully assembled power supply (typically manufactured by either Glassman or Spellman), there are a few options:
-Find an x-ray transformer, and if necessary either reverse the rectifiers for negative polarity or add rectifiers if it has none (an x-ray transformer core won't have rectifiers, it probably will if it is in its oil tank)
-Build a switching high frequency ferrite power supply. This is what I did, however it requires a bit of EE experience since several aspects must be resonant and if it is ever taken out of tune, the transistors will burn out. Probably not the best option for people with little electrical background.
STEP 6: Setup Neutron Detection
The proof of fusion (and a quantitative analysis of how much fusion) is obtained through detecting neutron radiation, the byproduct of a D-D fusion reaction. There are three options which will be described. They are in order of descending ease of setup.
-A Neutron Bubble Dosimeter
A bubble dosimeter is a small unit with a gel in it that forms bubbles when ionized by neutron radiation. This is the easiest form of neutron detection available since all you have to do is unscrew the top and set it next to the fusor. Some of the drawbacks are that it is an integrative detector which means all you get is a total neutron emission number over the time that it was used, rather than an instantaneous neutron rate. Additionally, they are somewhat hard to get since the only company to make them is Bubbletech in Canada, which has a minimum order of 3 with steep shipping and handling (expect to spend $700+ if ordering directly from them not in a group buy). Additionally, they tend to be fairly worn out after a year of shelf life (although I've kept mine in a refrigerated storage container at 50*F and it seems to be like new after I think more than a year). The advantage is that calibration data is provided with purchase and of course it is easy.
-Silver Activation
When silver is placed near the reactor (with a moderator [paraffin wax, water, HDPE, etc] between it and the neutron source, since only thermal neutrons will activate the material) it becomes slightly radioactive with decent neutron fluxes. It has a short half life of only a few minutes, but if you quickly put a geiger counter next to the silver, counts can be detected. In my best runs, I have gotten a piece of silver to about 250CPM over background on a CDV-700 geiger-counter. The disadvantages of this are that it requires a decent neutron flux (at least about 100,000 neutrons/s) which is above the average "beginner's first run" neutron rate. Also, it is somewhat difficult to calibrate, and the counts can't be taken until after the fusor has been shut off.
-A Proportional Tube
Tubes can be purchased which are filled with either BF3 or Helium-3 (some very old tubes are Boron-10 lined inert gas tubes). These tubes, similar to a geiger counter, can be used with a counting device to detect electrical pulses when neutrons pass through the tube. Either an all-in-one counter can be used, often made by a company called Ludlum, or a modular counting system can be made using NIM modules. The tube is surrounded by about 2 inches of moderating material such as wax or water. This is by far the most accurate and useful form of neutron detection, however the cost of a new tube is prohibitive to most people, and they are extremely rare on the surplus market. Also, counting equipment can become quite costly.
NIM Configuration: If you chose to make a NIM setup as I have, the typical layout is a charge sensitive pre-amplifier at the head of the proportional tube, which is plugged into both a high voltage power supply generating positive polarity voltage appropriate for the tube (in the range of 800V-2kV generally). The amplifier also hooks into a shaping amplifier, which is followed by a Single Channel Analyzer (for setting the detection discrimination level), followed by a pulse counter and/or rate meter.
Shown in the first picture is my NIM setup, the second picture is the pre-amplifier attached to a moderated helium-3 tube, the third picture is a bubble detector after being exposed to neutrons.
STEP 7: Fire It Up (and Cross Your Fingers)
Time to turn it on (don't forget to cover any viewports/cameras with lead! Also x-rays can pour out of ceramic feedthroughs so point them away from people. It is a good idea to be monitoring for x-rays where any people are present). The basic procedure is:
-Turn on the roughing pump and wait for sufficient backing pressure, turn on the diffusion or turbo pump and wait for it to fully warm up or achieve running speed
-Throttle the chamber back (with the valve between the diffusion/turbo pump and the chamber)
-Ever so slightly open the needle valve to the deuterium tank
-Turn up the high voltage until either plasma establishes on the camera, or you've reached 40kv and nothing has happened (don't forget, you only get one chance in your life to screw up with voltages of this degree)
-If nothing has happened, keep admitting more gas and the pressure should keep going up. Plasma should form around 40kv at about 10-15 microns of deuterium.
thanks i forgot how but this helped refresh my memory
Fantastic ❤
@@FUSION865😂
MW 2019 was my favorite, sad to see it go. MW2 seems fun but still gonna miss it.
Same
cod nowdays isn't even beating a dead horse at this point, its taking a hammer to the now long crumbled moss covered tombstone
@@vanillaicecream2385 MW2 got me hyped, so maybe it’s a new era of cod?
@@relightingbolt2976 every damn game has been "the new era of cod"
I got banned cuz my friend used an unlock tool on me lol
I’ve been having really bad anxiety attacks the last few weeks and going through and rewatching all of the war zone videos have been helping so much. Thank you Smii7y and the guys.
Truly the end of an era, glad to have been here for it, Warzone is not my type of game at all but it was fun to play with friends occasionally but even more fun to watch the content on it because Warzone is not a fun experience but watching others suffer through it is the real fun experience
finally a game is more fun watching than playing it
0:17 this aged so horribly
I'm glad he's gotten over his addiction. So proud!
Well...
well..
well.
well
Wel
I cried finding out this was probably going to be the last and he would stop uploading Warzone videos it was always the best videos to watch I hope that he comes back with another hilarious Warzone video 😭🫡
I'm predicting that in a year he's gonna make a war zone video that brings nostalgia.
Warzone 2 moments but we feel nostalgic
That noise at 17:40 literally made my computer buffer.
Thanks for all these good moments Smiity. Always a pleasure to come back *anyway*
R.I.P.
Call of Duty: Warzone
We will miss you
Man Smii7y stream is just a whole hour of video without subtitle, it's so fun seeing all the jokes on stream
Bro turned into a cartoon caller sound effect at 16:13
The pain will never end.
Let us not despair over the loss we suffer. Let us embrace the memories we made. Warzone was a fantastic and beautiful creation, and no amount of words will put the appreciation I feel for this game I have.
Warzone is the most exciting content and what i wait the most from this channel, I really enjoy the joy you guys have playing together.
Honestly I really really enjoy your content, thank you for always being yourself. You actually couldn’t ask for a better group of friends. Thank you for all the videos over the years. I appreciate you and everyone else that’s helped create amazingly entertaining content.
smitty is literally the only one i can watch live because he isn't talking to the chat all the time lol
I love the animation at the beginning, it's so smooth!!
We need an hour long wheeze video and nobody can disagree...
This can't be the last episode, we still need a compilation 💗
You should make a Smii7y Best of Warzone compilation with your favorite moments!!!!
Man this era was absolutely great, these videos brought me so much joy. Thanks
Warzone videos are one of the funniest I always lie to coke back to them just to laugh
14:25 he really turned into El Grizzy for a moment there
matts one liner after smii7y's joke at 5:50 was golden.
Thank you for this series, it made me happy when i was down bad, made me giggle when i was down sad, and in general, always remember matt shot a news guest with a Gat
Such a pleasure that I caught this stream. Vids are good, but Livestream is something special. It is sad to see Warzone go, but I hope the funny stays for Warzone 2!
smitty no matter what version of ANYTHING you play we will always love you. (also your funny as fuck ngl)
1:40 damn that’s an amazing animated milk bag
smitty, thank you for all the laughs and memories I’ve been watching your channel for about 2 years and loved every second
Been watching you for 2 years and the moments that have come out of this game have been so funny man. Marks the end of an era and the start of a new one. Smii7y and Smii7y+ are 2 of my favorite TH-cam channels rn
Ah yes, an end of an era, the last of warzone, the last time they play warzone all together, so many great memories came from this game, amazing victories against impossible odds, crushing defeats at the end of a massive battle, some of the best memories in gaming
Am I the only one tearing up at Smittys intro. It is an end of a era
I still have the warzone playlist on shuffle and repeat playing the 71 videos in the playlist on whenever I'm doing something at my desk. It's like having Friends or HIMYM on in the background, but better.
I fricking gagged at 13:45...
I've been loving the funny Warzone moments.
This brings an end to an amazing era.
And I hope that another amazing era will begin soon.
damn. i started watching a few months ago, and have watched every single warzone video (and most of the others… i have binged) it is an amazing series and you are a special person with amazing friends, i am jealous
smitty literally predicted that there was no jafar in WZ2
This has been a good era I hope the next one is just as good
THIS CANT BE NO MORE WARZONE MOMENTS man warzone moments were the funniest
Smii7y:Matt what are you gonna when war zone 2 drops and no jafar is to be found
Matt:BOMB THREAT
Activision:*no jafar*
Matt:am I some sort of joke to you
“One door closes another door opens”
Can’t wait to see the new warzone 2 videos
I stopped playing this game a long ass time ago but I always watched you guys lmfao. Thanks, guys.
1:33 that bing bong ding sound will never get old
SMii7Y + Blarg = CHAOS
That shrill shriek at 10:30 🤣🤣
Loved watching your old warzone vids. I would literally pee myself laughing! You will do amazing no matter what warzone it is.
Damn, smitty really predicted the future at 7:30
At the start of 2021 I just got out of a longterm relationship and these warzone videos always put a smile on my face no matter how lost and sad I was. Can't wait for more :')
As of 2024, Smitty uploads maybe 2 warzone videos a year.
Smii7y your videos have gotten me through so much, truly, thank you for all the great content
12:02 bro laughing tho
This has been one hell of a journey, watched since the first wz video on this channel, what a ride
9:56 McDonald's employees when they accidentally get my order right
Ill forever be indebted to Warzone 1. It got me through a pandemic, it was something to mess around and play with friends, and it was how I was introduced to Smii7y, and with that I was able to find Blarg, Puffer, Grizzy, Droid, Yumi, and more. These lads brighten my day and I appreciate all of you
At 16:38 Blarg definitely saved Puffer lmao. Smii7y had murder on his mind 😂😂
Imma miss this smii7y i loved this series i hope the cod has a series
I wish more channels had the balls to openly state when they’re ending a series like Smii7y did, this was really wholesome, this is the same content we know and love, but it’s the final video. I wish people would be confident to confide in their fans and be honest enough with them enough to let them know when they’re sick of doing something. You know?
Its got nothing to do with being sick of it. He talks about it in the intro. Its literally just that warzone 2 is a thing
Did you even watch the video?
When he said in the video that "this is why we stopped playing games". My brain was screaming "NOOOOO", and also saying "what is he talking about, stopped?" cuz I love watching the videos they u guys create, ur videos always put a smile on my face, and u guys have always helped me when I was going through bad times, ur videos helped me stay happy and helped me get over a breakup with a girl that I really cared about, and I hope u guys keep making more amazing videos.
coming back here after smii7y's last video
Thank you Warzone 1.0 for all the memories and laughs you gave us, glad to have been here since the channel was started to see it all
12:29 that is definitely a grizzy fat moment right here XD
And yet. Warzone was my favorite SMII7Y Series
And that was a f**king lie.
Smii77y has always been the best youtuber
11:46 "I wish i knew, I wish I knew you wanted me"
Honestly miss this
I like how he said he will play the crap out of the new warzone and there’s only 6 videos because the games sucks and there is no more nut kick so the era never continued
17:33 Matt shows 1% decibel of how loud he can go
I started watching you this year and I can say you never fail to put a smile on my face ever so much so I binged all you call of duty modern warfare videos
News flash he doesn’t play Warzone 2 a lot
you guys are literally the only warzone content creators i watch ,,,i am personally not a fan of the actual game but im always down to watch you guys play it
Little did he know
warzone is the one that brought me here, but content and funny moments is what made me stay. I love you smii7y and keep up the amazing content!
6:36 a rare Grizzy Fat Moment
What a sad and monumental day. So many funny moments to remember.
And they will still laugh at the same jokes. Some things never change.
13:51 Chili felching
I never got behind playing Warzone and never played it, but I'll be damned if I didn't LOVE watching you and Crew play, shoot the shit and shenanigans on this game. Spectacular content and laughs
Warzone when planes exceeds weight limit 11:28
I rewatch yours,blarg,puffer and grizzly’s warzone videos like all the time
3:36 rare footage of Grizzy summoning his alternate dimension Stand to kill someone
SMii7Y, I cannot tell you how much I loved Warzone, I've only been watching your channel for about 1 year or so but Warzone videos have always been one of my favorite's. Your videos always make me laugh, and I can't wait for Warzone 2.0. I hope that the day of "Warzone 2.0 is hilarious" (Video title) comes soon as I can't wait for the new game.
I wonder if smii7y gives like his editor a heads up or like a little side note for moments like 17:33
Matt whenever jafar is gone: ... you've sealed you're last breath...
I will miss all his content from this game. 😭
never in my life I have seen smi77y talk seriously for an intro, makes my heart warm.