The most historically accurate loadout, a Japanese woman in Al Sudan on the German side shooting Tom Cruise with a finger gun while driving a sofa shouting URRAHHH
0:00 - 3:24: Female Russian Sniper with A Mosin-Nagant M91 Infantry and A Nagant revolver 3:25 - 5:18: US infantry with an M1 Garand, an M1911, an M1 Bazooka and A combat knife 5:19 - 8:06: Russian Spetsnaz soldier with an AS VAL, an RPG-7 and an ELD bot 8:07 - 11:08: SWAT member with an M5SD
"I am gonna be a Russian Spetznaz Agent" *Soviet Anthem plays instead of Russian Anthem* Also Spetznaz refers to all Special Forces, there are multiple branches of the Spetznaz The VDV "Airborne Infantry" The VMF "Naval Infantry/Marines" The FSB "Anti Terrorist Branch" The SVR "Basically KGB" The MVD "National Guard" and The VV "Border Guard" There may be more that I forgot.
Yeah, most people just think of the FSB or GRU branch when they hear "Spetznaz". Though to be fair, it's not really something you learn about unless you're into military stuff.
In 1917, the Russian military, weary of the war, and full of troops with low moral, put together Women's Battalions. Several had been made already by 1917, and women had successfully lobbied for entry into combat units. The Russian military felt, if an all female shock battalion were formed, this may shame the male soldiers into fighting harder. While about 15 all female Battalions were made, only the 1st Womens Battalionof Death, and the Perm Battalion (named after the city near the Urals), actually saw combat on the front before the Russians ended the fighting, and the Russian civil war began. The 1st was commanded by a peasant woman, Maria Bochkareva, who had been in the Russian army since 1914. She was instrumental in putting together the Battalion. The Battalion first saw combat during the Kerensky Offensive (July 1-19, 1917). While the male soldiers were hesitant to go over the top, the all womens battalion took several trenches, before being forced to retreat, when no relief came. They proved to be effective fighters, and were actually still at the front after the Russian Revolution began. They were disbanded by their male counter parts, for wanting to continue the fighting against the Germans.
One of the Mosin-Nagant M91 skins in BF1 is called the Bochkareva, and it happens to be the one I have equipped. Awesome to know the historical connection.
The 1st was the only one that did anything notable, and atleast one other one fought during the civil war and were defeated very quickly. The Womens Battalions were deemed by in large unreliable and that is why they were disbanded.
I have a challenge for you, Tbag. I recently watched the film "Enemy at the gates". You probably know, but just in case, the film tells the story of the best Russian/Soviet sniper - Vasily Zaytzev. I think it will be fun to try and play with his loadout in bf1: -Mosin Nagant Marksman/Infantry -Nagant Revolver -Periscope -Sniper Decoy -Russian Standart Grenade -Combat Knife/Russian Award Knife Feel free to modify this loadout, and if you wish, try to make it in bf5. I hope you like this idea, glhf!
@@averypoggamer3700 yes,since the key to vehicle gameplay is to keep your distance (but for some reason everyone thinks this is the same as camping on the edge of the map) and to get into a good firing position (for some reason everyone thinks the best position is the one where noone in the tank exept the driver can even see shit)
The extra round you get with the Nagant is pretty much pointless when you can just use semi auto pistols with faster fire rates and reload times. The M1911 pretty much mops the floor with the Nagant.
No one: Not a single soul: Not even big chungus: Not even keanu reeves 100: Not even kind stranger reddit gold: Not even my prolapsed anus: Not even chonker wholesome sneak 100: Me when I see the notification: There we go.
0:58 You call yourself rusty? I played Bf1 today for the first time in weeks and I emptied a whole annihilator mag onto one guy only hitting only half the shots. It gets worse, it was at point blank...
@@serenade4926 bro no need to get mad. I have played bf and played it for quite a while, i get the fact that you can't remove your sidearm and i am aware of that I made this comment with the intention that it was a joke so no need to get heated up
Seeing battlefield 1, it makes me a little mad on how quick games are produced, I got the peacekeeper and then next thing you know the next battlefield game comes out, for some reason I can’t really go back and play games after a new one comes out, Idk why it just feels weird doing so, I need to hop back on there and use it again.
I know you haven’t done a worst to best video in a long time but you should rank all your worst to best videos from worst to best. That would be frickin cool😂
Historically Accurate Loadouts, we have one russian spetznas guy, with russian flag, ussr anthem (they don't exist from 1991), give him russian VAL and random shotgun. Is that historicall? ДА
Ну а действительно что тут такого? Подумаешь ебаный шорти г12 на вооружении у спецназа, каждый день такое вижу. А если серьёзно, то блядь... Какой в пизду шорти нахуй? В игре же есть и Макаров и грач и рекс боже упаси даже есть. Но нет нужно сделать максимально кансерную хуйню, не забыть конечно же рпг, ведь сука у нас нету судя по всему другой взрывчатки кроме ебаного рпг,вместо петард нахуй рпг шмаляем и не забудьте наложить гимн СССР потому что "ХыХа КОмМУнизМ ХиХАхи". Странно что при игре за империю не вставил. Не имею ничего против шуток формата suka blyad, когда они смешные, но когда мне просто тыкают в лицо герб и ебаный иррейп мне выносит уши, это извините не шутка, а хуйня.
Alright here’s some information on the battalion of death. Women's Battalions (Russia) were all-female combat units formed after the February Revolution by the Russian Provisional Government, in a last-ditch effort to inspire the mass of war-weary soldiers to continue fighting in World War I. In the spring of 1917, male shock-units and battalions of death were formed from pools of enthusiastic volunteers to lead the way in battle.[1] Already some women had successfully petitioned to join regular military units, now a number began pressing the new Provisional Government to create special women's battalions. These women, along with a number of high-ranking members of the Russian government and military administration, believed that female soldiers would have significant propaganda value and that their example would revitalize the weary, demoralized men of the Russian army. Simultaneously, they hoped the presence of women would shame hesitant male soldiers into resuming their combat duties.[2] Fifteen formations were created in 1917, including the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, a separate unit called the 1st Petrograd Women's Battalion formed a few weeks later in Petrograd, the 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death created in Moscow, and the 3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion organized in Ekaterinodar. Four communications detachments were created in Moscow and Petrograd. Seven additional communications units were created in Kiev and Saratov employing privately organized women's units already in those cities. Additional unsanctioned battalions sprang up in cities across Russia. An all-female naval unit was created in Oranienbaum, the 1st Women's Naval Detachment, as part of the Naval Infantry Training Detachment. American reporter Bessie Beatty estimated the total number of women serving in these gender-segregated units at 5,000 in the fall of 1917, but only the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death and the Perm Battalion were deployed to the front.[3] Maria Bochkareva, Emmeline Pankhurst and women of the Battalion of Death Contents 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death Edit In May 1917, Maria Bochkareva, a peasant woman who had served in the Russian army since November 1914 and had risen to the rank of non-commissioned officer, petitioned the government to establish a battalion of female soldiers under her command.[4] At the end of May, the Minister of War of the Russian Provisional Government, Alexander Kerensky, authorized the formation of the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death in Petrograd.[5] This first all-female combat unit initially attracted over 2,000 enlistees between the ages of eighteen and forty, but Bochkareva's strict discipline and refusal to allow the formation of soldiers' committees soon drove out all but about 300 volunteers.[6][7] Called into action against the Germans during the Kerensky Offensive, they were assigned to the 525th Kiuruk-Darinski Regiment and occupied a trench near Smorgon. Ordered to go over the top, the soldiers of the war weary men's battalions hesitated. The women, however, decided to go with or without them. Eventually they pushed past three trenches into German territory, where soldiers discovered a stash of vodka, which the women tried to break before they could be drunk. In his report, the commander of the regiment praised the women's battalion's initiative and courage.[8] However, relief units never arrived and they were eventually forced to retreat, losing all the ground gained in the offensive.[9] The 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, commanded by Bochkareva, was still at the front after the revolution, but disbanded shortly after as a result of increasing hostility from male troops who wanted an end to the war and resented female volunteers for prolonging it.[10] 1st Petrograd Women's Battalion Edit The Petrograd unit at camp, 1917. The creation of the first all-female combat unit under Bochkareva inspired a number of other women in Russia to appeal to the government for inclusion in the armed forces. The Ministry of War was flooded with letters and petitions from individuals and groups of women seeking to serve their nation at the front. In June, Kerensky approved the organization of an additional women's combat unit in Petrograd, the 1st Petrograd Women's Battalion, with a complement of between 1,100 and 1,400 women and two communications detachments of 100 women volunteers each. Their training regimen included not only parade drill, riflery, and night maneuvers, but also reading classes for the illiterate.[11] On 25 October 1917, the battalion was called to the Palace Square for a review before being sent to the front. After the parade, the battalion was instead ordered to defend the Provisional Government at the Winter Palace. The commander refused.[12] Instead a subdivision of 2nd company, 137 soldiers, were dispatched to guard some nearby fuel trucks, but soon found themselves defending the palace alongside units of Cossacks and cadets. These were overwhelmed by the numerically superior pro-Bolshevik forces and ultimately surrendered. Rumors of mass rape circulated in the city after their capture; interviews of the women found three cases of rape but many instances of verbal abuse, physical violence, and threats of sexual violence.[13][14][15] The wife of the British ambassador to Russia requested that the British military attaché in Petrograd, General Alfred Knox, intervene to secure their release, which was accomplished on 26 October.[16] Those who did not disband returned to the battalion's encampment outside of the city and were rearmed. 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death Edit The 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death, as well as two separate communications detachments, were created in Moscow in June, 1917. The battalion numbered at least 1,000 women by the end of the summer.[17] By the end of the fall, facing a lack of support from the government, the leadership of the battalion decided to disband. Five hundred women requested assignment to the front instead, and were issued transfers without the knowledge of the General Staff.[18] 3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion Edit Authorization from the government for the formation of women's military units provided impetus for private women's organizations to form their own quasi-military units, which appeared in numerous cities around Russia. In an attempt to satisfy popular demand and to bring these units under its control the Ministry of War expanded the number of women's military formations. A fourth combat battalion was formed in Ekaterinodar, the 3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion, created from a pre-existing grass-roots unit.[19] This battalion suffered from organizational and supply issues and never saw combat.[20] Fate of the women's battalions Edit These extensions failed to end the impromptu organization of quasi-military units of women volunteers, and the government found it impossible to control such formations due to their unofficial status.[citation needed] For the official formations, there was no consensus among the military administration as to the potential value of female soldiers, and this, coupled with the severe shortages from which the nation was then suffering, meant that the army made only a half-hearted commitment to the project. Thus, the women's units received inadequate attention and assistance from the military administration. Many among the Russian military authorities were waiting to see how the women fared in battle and whether they would have a positive effect on male soldiers.[citation needed] After the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death failed to have the intended effect of revitalizing the war-weary elements of the Russian army the military authorities began to question the value of the women's units. In particular, the government found it difficult to justify the allocation of badly needed resources to such an unreliable project. By August 1917, there was a growing inclination in the military establishment to discontinue the organization of women for combat purposes.[21] Facing withdrawal of official support the 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death began to disintegrate in September. Just prior to disbanding, however, about 500 volunteers were sent to the front at their own request but without the knowledge or permission of the military authorities.[22] Faced with the decision of what to do with their women's units, the military at first decided to shift them into auxiliary roles away from the front, such as guarding railroads, but this faced opposition from men in those positions who would in turn be sent to the front.[23] Instead, on 30 November 1917, the new Bolshevik government ordered the official dissolution of any remaining women's military formations. However, members of the 1st Petrograd and 3rd Kuban women's battalions lingered in their camps until early 1918. Some women who had served in these units went on to fight on both sides of the Russian Civil War.[24] ok I was just lazy I’ll admit it
8:43 - BTW, it's getting increasingly more difficult to record game . {Repeat partial statement several more times} What's the end of that statement?! I need to know. And also, "Why"? Why is it increasingly more difficult to ?
the women's battalion of death was an all female Russian battalion of some of the most well trained female soldiers in all of Russia. they were formed after the February revolution by the Russian government, a final effort to inspire war torn soldiers to continue fighting in the great war. before the battalion of death there were already some female members of the Russian army but the Russian government thought that if they had there own battalion they would be perfect for Russian propaganda and also they would face less sexist behavior from other male troops. after Russia formed this battalion many other battalions were formed but the reason battlefield 1 shows this one is because it paved the way for female military members. just some info for ya TBAG, love your videos and keep it up.
In case anyone cares about BF1's historical accuracy, Russia did break through Galitzia, and they're supposed to be stopped in the next map, since Germany joined the Austrohungarian forces and managed to push them back, even if it only appears as Austrohungarian and Russian when playing. It was one of the bloodiest Russian battles during WW1 and they got close to actually defeating the AH empire, since the AH were fighting on multiple fronts, on opposite sides of the empire
A bayonet charge is death either way, either the charger gets shot, or stabbed by the person they’re charging, or you get stabbed in the fuckin heart by a long ass knife on the end of a rifle
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Most historically accurate doors in Battlefield history
Yep we need this
Yessssssss
This Comment Make Me Go Yeeeeeeees
Most historically accurate lockpics
Yes
"Using the iron sight and getting a kill like that it's just so satistfying"
*Simo Häyhä wants to know your location*
Ah i see your a person of culture as well
Gg I'm out
I play better with iron sight than with a scope I don't why
@@dant69420 that's me
Ok hyvä you type simo *HÄYHÄ* not haya lol lov from Finland
The most historically accurate loadout, a Japanese woman in Al Sudan on the German side shooting Tom Cruise with a finger gun while driving a sofa shouting URRAHHH
I can do one better driving a sofa
Truth
Hisory
I read that somewhere
Deeen ch yes
0:00 - 3:24: Female Russian Sniper with A Mosin-Nagant M91 Infantry and A Nagant revolver
3:25 - 5:18: US infantry with an M1 Garand, an M1911, an M1 Bazooka and A combat knife
5:19 - 8:06: Russian Spetsnaz soldier with an AS VAL, an RPG-7 and an ELD bot
8:07 - 11:08: SWAT member with an M5SD
*MP5SSD
EOD bot
Was he even playing as the US when he did the bfv one
its MP5SSD not M5SD
@@oldarthurmorgan6319 yeah; the teammates seemed to have US uniforms and all the equipment was us (the jeep and tanks)
“I am a bit rusty”
Proceeds to go on like a 6 kill streak
Erwin Rommel good to see you Rommel
Eyyyyyy nice to see you
@@PaveWayMA hi guys
Hermann Fegelein FEGELEIN!
Gentlemen
"I am gonna be a Russian Spetznaz Agent"
*Soviet Anthem plays instead of Russian Anthem*
Also Spetznaz refers to all Special Forces, there are multiple branches of the Spetznaz
The VDV "Airborne Infantry"
The VMF "Naval Infantry/Marines"
The FSB "Anti Terrorist Branch"
The SVR "Basically KGB"
The MVD "National Guard"
and The VV "Border Guard"
There may be more that I forgot.
Yeah, most people just think of the FSB or GRU branch when they hear "Spetznaz".
Though to be fair, it's not really something you learn about unless you're into military stuff.
Твой зовут квас лол
Zey KGB zwill ask dee questions here
Пво
Whhere is the GRU? Are they special ground troops?
2:31 His wifi router is historically accurate its from 1918
thats why the germans missed so much xD
@@Soviet_Stalker_Men lol
@@Soviet_Stalker_Men No they never missed because its WW1 and Russia got sweeped.
@@aperson5443 e
@@aperson5443 you missed the joke so
Wooooooosh
Him: “I’m a little rusty”
Also him: proceeds to get multiple kills in a matter of seconds...
multiple kids xd
MARCO WULLIAM POPIRERS oh shot I meant to type kills lmao that’s embarrassing
4:30 was that a garand thumb animation? I didn’t even know that was a thing in BFV, cool
Yeah, that animation will play every once in a while during a reload.
And it's not the best experience if you get the Garand thumb
It would be cool if you actually got some damage like 1 point of damage haha.
@@calopsitamalucabird9434 imagine being at 1 health from a fire fight and dying to a finger getting stuck in your rifle.
@@daciannation5847 exactly! That would be amazing! Hahahaha.
So.....
When is bf1 end of round themes worst to best coming out lmao
I didn’t even press read more and I knew what you were gonna say
So... how many time you doing this?
Your resolve is unbreakable comrade
@@henryfromskalitz6772 well I've been doing it for like 10 months now and I'm not stopping till he does it
Please tbag he’s been asking for years!!!!!
“Forgive me of I’m a little bit rusty” proceeds to dominate
In 1917, the Russian military, weary of the war, and full of troops with low moral, put together Women's Battalions. Several had been made already by 1917, and women had successfully lobbied for entry into combat units. The Russian military felt, if an all female shock battalion were formed, this may shame the male soldiers into fighting harder. While about 15 all female Battalions were made, only the 1st Womens Battalionof Death, and the Perm Battalion (named after the city near the Urals), actually saw combat on the front before the Russians ended the fighting, and the Russian civil war began.
The 1st was commanded by a peasant woman, Maria Bochkareva, who had been in the Russian army since 1914. She was instrumental in putting together the Battalion. The Battalion first saw combat during the Kerensky Offensive (July 1-19, 1917). While the male soldiers were hesitant to go over the top, the all womens battalion took several trenches, before being forced to retreat, when no relief came.
They proved to be effective fighters, and were actually still at the front after the Russian Revolution began. They were disbanded by their male counter parts, for wanting to continue the fighting against the Germans.
Thank you good sir for all this info...I didnt know all this and I'm allways happy to learn new things...
He knew someone would
@@DokDo1995 you are welcome
One of the Mosin-Nagant M91 skins in BF1 is called the Bochkareva, and it happens to be the one I have equipped. Awesome to know the historical connection.
The 1st was the only one that did anything notable, and atleast one other one fought during the civil war and were defeated very quickly. The Womens Battalions were deemed by in large unreliable and that is why they were disbanded.
TBAG: doesn’t play soviet anthem when playing as a soviet
Also TBAG: plays soviet anthem as a soldier for the Russian Federation (not USSR)
Well ww1 soviet russia didnt exist till 1922
MRGETREKT69 I though he was playing one of the Russian revolution maps as the red army
Roman rat no he was playing for the empire, if you look close you can tell by the flags
The current Russian national anthem uses the same melody as the Soviet anthem.
It’s not Soviet Union it’s Russian empire
4:32 garand thumb
Edit thanks for one like wait.... Why is it blue
4:30 Look at reload animation!
M1 garand could actually catch a thumb while reloading. Sooooooo
It's even more historically accurate
finger. not toe
@@yousslessboi4377 jeez, sorr for my English. I was going to write "thumb"
Thats a secret reload and tbag didnt even notice it xD
Ahhhhhhhh
@@PlayerHaterOfTheYear It's a RARE secret animation in BFV so it becomes MORE ACCURATE
I have a challenge for you, Tbag. I recently watched the film "Enemy at the gates". You probably know, but just in case, the film tells the story of the best Russian/Soviet sniper - Vasily Zaytzev.
I think it will be fun to try and play with his loadout in bf1:
-Mosin Nagant Marksman/Infantry
-Nagant Revolver
-Periscope
-Sniper Decoy
-Russian Standart Grenade
-Combat Knife/Russian Award Knife
Feel free to modify this loadout, and if you wish, try to make it in bf5.
I hope you like this idea, glhf!
Short PSA, the movie “Enemy at the gates” is a very unhistorical movie.
It’s based off a propaganda campaign
Playing with historically accurate loadouts in a game like bf1 just makes it so immersive
It’s the only way to play bf1
@@samjackson9560 Except for 08/18 spamming assaults, 1917 mg and gewehr 98 campers
Пользователь А. You’re supposed to camp with mgs. You’re supposed to camp with snipers.
@@colton2680 Dude. I literally SUCK with optics and SMGs. So I use only Lebel infantry
Daan Schlüter me too
This is how I usually play the game, actually. I use weapons depending on what faction I’m playing as. It really adds to the immersion.
Tbag: I’m a little rusty
Proceeds to destroy entire lobby
I've played for a while and I can barely aim
@@edgemaxxer1573 I miss at point blank range
With a shotgun
By the way that is not a joke
@@Sniper_4_Life but are u good with vehicles?
@@averypoggamer3700 yes,since the key to vehicle gameplay is to keep your distance (but for some reason everyone thinks this is the same as camping on the edge of the map) and to get into a good firing position (for some reason everyone thinks the best position is the one where noone in the tank exept the driver can even see shit)
@@Sniper_4_Life yeh i suck at vehicles.
4:30 he got the rare animation where the character’s thumb gets stuck in the M1 Garand while reloading and didn’t notice.
Historically accurate melee weapons, get those 28 STAB WOUNDS
* slams sword into enemy neck* 28 STAB WOUNDS
28 BASH BRUISES
You didn't want to leave him a chance HUH
Tiger tank *rolls up on the 4 Sherman tanks* Americans - “we have you four to one” Germans - “I like those odds”
Next, do the least historically accurate loadouts in Battlefield games/
I have same idea
That's just every battlefield game
Ah yes Americans Banzai charging with MG 42's
So using a Russian weapon with a chinese suppressor and an american optic? That's just typical Battlefield 4 imo.
How would that work? How would you make a historically accurate video on bf4 for example?
Tbag: "I'm a bit rusty" Then proceeds to kill 11 people.
2:33 that is some accurate stuff 👌🏻
My dad who was in Vietnam said it is accurate
oliver bond how is Quarantine going
@@markas3015 bad for extroverts good for me
Corona wanna kiss me
What the fuck is this comment chain?
As my grandfather told me: "if you cant tell something about a historic badass military unit, theres always a sabaton song about it!"
2:31 : *THE JOKE OF THE YEAR*
Me being Irish on the British team using a m1 garand seems accurate to me
3:02 "Ive got a kill with the nagant revolver so its........ something" jeeez 🥶 sounds like you hate revolvers
YoussLessBoi no its just that the nagant revolver is trash
@@rohanmathews9988 noooooo. I love the nagant
YoussLessBoi I’m sorry if I offended you
Nagant is trash tho
The extra round you get with the Nagant is pretty much pointless when you can just use semi auto pistols with faster fire rates and reload times. The M1911 pretty much mops the floor with the Nagant.
Definitely a mosin nagant revolver, the MARS never saw active service that im aware of.
4:31 Garand thumb reload!
Oh yea! Great spot!
@ONE THICC BOI its sometimes hard to notice If you are focusing on the game, as we are viewing the video we spot it more easily.
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4:33 he got a rare loading animation lol
As a strictly historical loadout battlefield player, this is great to see
Definitely need more of this kind of historically accurate stuff, i oftentimes play like that in games
i like ur roblox pfp
thank you erik.cassel, very cool!
@@coolguy0740 I mean i put it for respect towards erik so yes
Man I'm so hyped for your videos
Historically fact here battlefield V didn’t have a Russian class
I was close
In real life too, It was USSR
Unspankle everyone knows that already, also 1920s - 1990s*
TheRealJarrell ‘ 1917 actually
@@andreasurace4386 the revolution was in 1917, the Soviet Union was founded December 30th 1922
Can we just appreciate the attention to detail at 4:30? The garand thumb is crazy
Tbag: sorry if I'm rusty
Also tbag: *turns into a call of duty competitive montage*
Did anyone else notice the MW2 TF141 music playing while he is playing battlefield, while in a historically accurate video? 5:21
No one:
Not a single soul:
Me when I see the notification:
There we go.
No one:
Not a single soul:
Not even big chungus:
Not even keanu reeves 100:
Not even kind stranger reddit gold:
Not even my prolapsed anus:
Not even chonker wholesome sneak 100:
Me when I see the notification:
There we go.
@@totpruegler reddit moment
@@totpruegler Jesus make it simple xD
4:32 tbag didn't even know he got the rare garand thumb reload
0:58 You call yourself rusty? I played Bf1 today for the first time in weeks and I emptied a whole annihilator mag onto one guy only hitting only half the shots. It gets worse, it was at point blank...
I love how tbag uses the mirrors edge catalyst music 😎
Which part
2/4 loadouts are Russians...
(Russian accent)
I'm proud of you, comrade
Мог бы в сборке с валом грача взять
@@danil6859 и грену адекватную
"Forgive me, but I'm a little rusty today" continues to get like 8 kills, some melee....
Yeah, historical Mars Auto on the Eastern Front.
Why not Nagant Revolver?
He switched to the nagant revolver, little mistake, but I can tell this video isn’t suppose to be that serious
Tbag: Accurate loadouts
Also Tbag: pulls out a secondary pistol DURING WW1
there were some soldiers with sidearms, why do you alienate sidearms in world war one?
"Historically accurate" ah yes every infantry was issued a sidearm for some reason
Fun fact: nobody likes you
He couldn't remove the sidearm from his loadout bruh, do u even play BF5? Did u see him use a sidearm? get a life
@@serenade4926 bro no need to get mad.
I have played bf and played it for quite a while, i get the fact that you can't remove your sidearm and i am aware of that
I made this comment with the intention that it was a joke
so no need to get heated up
@Noot Noot Wants Noose Noose yea well i don't really care if no one laughs at it, you don't have to if you think that it's not funny
@@muhammadfashhanp.1665 i think he couldve been a us army captain or something and used a Thompson and a revolver
You actually got the "secret" reload for the Garand at 4:29
Tbag:says that I'm a little rusty as he's getting kills
Me:uhhh no your fine
1:15 "eat my... whatever my muleeeeee weapon is"
They discovered how to Unlock Dice's Exclusive Camouflage lmao only 7 years later
Seeing battlefield 1, it makes me a little mad on how quick games are produced, I got the peacekeeper and then next thing you know the next battlefield game comes out, for some reason I can’t really go back and play games after a new one comes out, Idk why it just feels weird doing so, I need to hop back on there and use it again.
That gun was ass to get but at least I can say that I'm a true phantom
I know you haven’t done a worst to best video in a long time but you should rank all your worst to best videos from worst to best. That would be frickin cool😂
Theres no better thing then swimming with a dog but whats almost as good is TBAGs videos
I do this every game because I’m a history geek!
So play Verdun and Tannenberg
OCurtaMemes Battlefield is better though.
@@xXxKAMIKAZExXx nah
KAMIKAZE yeah nah
"I haven't played battlefield in a while so if I'm a little bit rusty you know why."
Proceeds to headshot people
Tbag: I'm a little rusty
Tbag going on to destroy the enemy team with ease
Historically Accurate Loadouts, we have one russian spetznas guy, with russian flag, ussr anthem (they don't exist from 1991), give him russian VAL and random shotgun. Is that historicall? ДА
Зато смишно гыгыгыгы гимн ссср смешнявка))
Ну а действительно что тут такого? Подумаешь ебаный шорти г12 на вооружении у спецназа, каждый день такое вижу. А если серьёзно, то блядь... Какой в пизду шорти нахуй? В игре же есть и Макаров и грач и рекс боже упаси даже есть. Но нет нужно сделать максимально кансерную хуйню, не забыть конечно же рпг, ведь сука у нас нету судя по всему другой взрывчатки кроме ебаного рпг,вместо петард нахуй рпг шмаляем и не забудьте наложить гимн СССР потому что "ХыХа КОмМУнизМ ХиХАхи". Странно что при игре за империю не вставил. Не имею ничего против шуток формата suka blyad, когда они смешные, но когда мне просто тыкают в лицо герб и ебаный иррейп мне выносит уши, это извините не шутка, а хуйня.
man had a stroke so hard he put a russian A
@@tallguy8719 If you mean Д, that's not russian A, that's D
@@lightninggames5614 eh, I could care less
4:30 he got the Special garand thumb reload.
Alright here’s some information on the battalion of death.
Women's Battalions (Russia) were all-female combat units formed after the February Revolution by the Russian Provisional Government, in a last-ditch effort to inspire the mass of war-weary soldiers to continue fighting in World War I.
In the spring of 1917, male shock-units and battalions of death were formed from pools of enthusiastic volunteers to lead the way in battle.[1] Already some women had successfully petitioned to join regular military units, now a number began pressing the new Provisional Government to create special women's battalions. These women, along with a number of high-ranking members of the Russian government and military administration, believed that female soldiers would have significant propaganda value and that their example would revitalize the weary, demoralized men of the Russian army. Simultaneously, they hoped the presence of women would shame hesitant male soldiers into resuming their combat duties.[2]
Fifteen formations were created in 1917, including the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, a separate unit called the 1st Petrograd Women's Battalion formed a few weeks later in Petrograd, the 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death created in Moscow, and the 3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion organized in Ekaterinodar. Four communications detachments were created in Moscow and Petrograd. Seven additional communications units were created in Kiev and Saratov employing privately organized women's units already in those cities. Additional unsanctioned battalions sprang up in cities across Russia. An all-female naval unit was created in Oranienbaum, the 1st Women's Naval Detachment, as part of the Naval Infantry Training Detachment.
American reporter Bessie Beatty estimated the total number of women serving in these gender-segregated units at 5,000 in the fall of 1917, but only the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death and the Perm Battalion were deployed to the front.[3]
Maria Bochkareva, Emmeline Pankhurst and women of the Battalion of Death
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1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death Edit
In May 1917, Maria Bochkareva, a peasant woman who had served in the Russian army since November 1914 and had risen to the rank of non-commissioned officer, petitioned the government to establish a battalion of female soldiers under her command.[4] At the end of May, the Minister of War of the Russian Provisional Government, Alexander Kerensky, authorized the formation of the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death in Petrograd.[5] This first all-female combat unit initially attracted over 2,000 enlistees between the ages of eighteen and forty, but Bochkareva's strict discipline and refusal to allow the formation of soldiers' committees soon drove out all but about 300 volunteers.[6][7]
Called into action against the Germans during the Kerensky Offensive, they were assigned to the 525th Kiuruk-Darinski Regiment and occupied a trench near Smorgon. Ordered to go over the top, the soldiers of the war weary men's battalions hesitated. The women, however, decided to go with or without them. Eventually they pushed past three trenches into German territory, where soldiers discovered a stash of vodka, which the women tried to break before they could be drunk. In his report, the commander of the regiment praised the women's battalion's initiative and courage.[8] However, relief units never arrived and they were eventually forced to retreat, losing all the ground gained in the offensive.[9]
The 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death, commanded by Bochkareva, was still at the front after the revolution, but disbanded shortly after as a result of increasing hostility from male troops who wanted an end to the war and resented female volunteers for prolonging it.[10]
1st Petrograd Women's Battalion Edit
The Petrograd unit at camp, 1917.
The creation of the first all-female combat unit under Bochkareva inspired a number of other women in Russia to appeal to the government for inclusion in the armed forces. The Ministry of War was flooded with letters and petitions from individuals and groups of women seeking to serve their nation at the front. In June, Kerensky approved the organization of an additional women's combat unit in Petrograd, the 1st Petrograd Women's Battalion, with a complement of between 1,100 and 1,400 women and two communications detachments of 100 women volunteers each. Their training regimen included not only parade drill, riflery, and night maneuvers, but also reading classes for the illiterate.[11]
On 25 October 1917, the battalion was called to the Palace Square for a review before being sent to the front. After the parade, the battalion was instead ordered to defend the Provisional Government at the Winter Palace. The commander refused.[12] Instead a subdivision of 2nd company, 137 soldiers, were dispatched to guard some nearby fuel trucks, but soon found themselves defending the palace alongside units of Cossacks and cadets. These were overwhelmed by the numerically superior pro-Bolshevik forces and ultimately surrendered. Rumors of mass rape circulated in the city after their capture; interviews of the women found three cases of rape but many instances of verbal abuse, physical violence, and threats of sexual violence.[13][14][15] The wife of the British ambassador to Russia requested that the British military attaché in Petrograd, General Alfred Knox, intervene to secure their release, which was accomplished on 26 October.[16] Those who did not disband returned to the battalion's encampment outside of the city and were rearmed.
2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death Edit
The 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death, as well as two separate communications detachments, were created in Moscow in June, 1917. The battalion numbered at least 1,000 women by the end of the summer.[17] By the end of the fall, facing a lack of support from the government, the leadership of the battalion decided to disband. Five hundred women requested assignment to the front instead, and were issued transfers without the knowledge of the General Staff.[18]
3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion Edit
Authorization from the government for the formation of women's military units provided impetus for private women's organizations to form their own quasi-military units, which appeared in numerous cities around Russia. In an attempt to satisfy popular demand and to bring these units under its control the Ministry of War expanded the number of women's military formations. A fourth combat battalion was formed in Ekaterinodar, the 3rd Kuban Women's Shock Battalion, created from a pre-existing grass-roots unit.[19] This battalion suffered from organizational and supply issues and never saw combat.[20]
Fate of the women's battalions Edit
These extensions failed to end the impromptu organization of quasi-military units of women volunteers, and the government found it impossible to control such formations due to their unofficial status.[citation needed] For the official formations, there was no consensus among the military administration as to the potential value of female soldiers, and this, coupled with the severe shortages from which the nation was then suffering, meant that the army made only a half-hearted commitment to the project. Thus, the women's units received inadequate attention and assistance from the military administration. Many among the Russian military authorities were waiting to see how the women fared in battle and whether they would have a positive effect on male soldiers.[citation needed]
After the 1st Russian Women's Battalion of Death failed to have the intended effect of revitalizing the war-weary elements of the Russian army the military authorities began to question the value of the women's units. In particular, the government found it difficult to justify the allocation of badly needed resources to such an unreliable project. By August 1917, there was a growing inclination in the military establishment to discontinue the organization of women for combat purposes.[21] Facing withdrawal of official support the 2nd Moscow Women's Battalion of Death began to disintegrate in September. Just prior to disbanding, however, about 500 volunteers were sent to the front at their own request but without the knowledge or permission of the military authorities.[22]
Faced with the decision of what to do with their women's units, the military at first decided to shift them into auxiliary roles away from the front, such as guarding railroads, but this faced opposition from men in those positions who would in turn be sent to the front.[23] Instead, on 30 November 1917, the new Bolshevik government ordered the official dissolution of any remaining women's military formations. However, members of the 1st Petrograd and 3rd Kuban women's battalions lingered in their camps until early 1918. Some women who had served in these units went on to fight on both sides of the Russian Civil War.[24]
ok I was just lazy I’ll admit it
ONE THICC BOI I didn’t I copy pasted from google...
soldier = gets garand thumb and injures his finger
also him = proceeds to shoot peeps
8:43 - BTW, it's getting increasingly more difficult to record game . {Repeat partial statement several more times} What's the end of that statement?! I need to know. And also, "Why"? Why is it increasingly more difficult to ?
0:28
German Snipers: Let me show you the power of B-Patrone
Do you remember the amount of shit that EA and DICE got when they added women to BF1? Of course not, because they did it right.
That is simply not true. Don't lie to yourself like that. Look up bf1 women, look at westies video and look at the comments
@@davidacuriel I don't think you understood my comment, mate. Read it again, but slowly.
@@jorgecorea7528 and you missed mine. Bf1 got lots of flak for having women. Incels are a dangerous breed.
Tbag: loads entire clip into two enemies
Also tbag: *nice two shots nice two kills*
Pt1 was great thx for making another one
No problem 😊
What’s ur fav bf game
The mini map in Battlefield 1 in the snow, would make a brilliant snow camouflage.
He got the rare garand thumb reload at 4:32
good choice of music for the swat section.
connors theme from detroit become human but slightly slowed down.
The bazooka is manned by a 3 man team, not 1 person. The bazooka teams usually had m1 carbines instead of m1 garand
Hello there
Ah general kenobi
@A wondering Dorito Thanks
I respect Tbag for talking so long in his second language
Most iconic foot print sound effects in every battlefield.
I love how the Mosin Nagant m91 infantry in this game is the straight bolt sniper variant of the Nagant lol
4:32 I think he got that secret animation
Tbag: I bit rusty okay?!
Tbag: (gets 60 kills)
Shit I really am rusty!
Me: (gets 8 kills) yay I got some kills
Woah Tbag at 4:33 you got the garand thumb animation! That's super rare!
Tbag plays BF4 which takes place in the future, 'Is that historically accurate?"
The battalion of death had to protect the Tsar, but surrendered before even putting up a fight.
4:31 ooooohh TBAG’s guy just got M1 Thumb. that musta hurt...
Man I miss doing this back in BF3- BF1. The simpler days
Fun fact there was actualy this guy who was a vary good sniper who actualy used iorn sights bc the shine of the sniper scope gives you away
the women's battalion of death was an all female Russian battalion of some of the most well trained female soldiers in all of Russia. they were formed after the February revolution by the Russian government, a final effort to inspire war torn soldiers to continue fighting in the great war. before the battalion of death there were already some female members of the Russian army but the Russian government thought that if they had there own battalion they would be perfect for Russian propaganda and also they would face less sexist behavior from other male troops. after Russia formed this battalion many other battalions were formed but the reason battlefield 1 shows this one is because it paved the way for female military members. just some info for ya TBAG, love your videos and keep it up.
Historically accurate rock and roll playing in the background of the US soldier.
I am glad you you still play BF games
In case anyone cares about BF1's historical accuracy, Russia did break through Galitzia, and they're supposed to be stopped in the next map, since Germany joined the Austrohungarian forces and managed to push them back, even if it only appears as Austrohungarian and Russian when playing. It was one of the bloodiest Russian battles during WW1 and they got close to actually defeating the AH empire, since the AH were fighting on multiple fronts, on opposite sides of the empire
America in any way ever: 4:48
Ah yes, I'm sure spetznaz operators carry RPGs in their back pocket
I like how the as val is a actually a great cqc weapon.
Lancang Dam has to be one of my all time favorite maps
A bayonet charge is death either way, either the charger gets shot, or stabbed by the person they’re charging, or you get stabbed in the fuckin heart by a long ass knife on the end of a rifle
he says forgive me fo being a bit rusty while getting 2 headshots in a row
Spetsnav guns include most ak’s, dragunov, and VSS vintorez. The as val is an automatic lower caliber VSS vintorez
4:32 "Yeah, i'm definitely not going to get the Garand Thum... OH S*IT"
4:30 that M1 Garand finger on the reload
4:24 dang what a garand thumb(or some thing like that)
The woman’s bataillion of death had very strict training
4:08
Man really just drifted in on a Willys Jeep