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The AK-50 is real now, and then a company releases a new gun that is basically a chameleon of a "real" gun. The gaming company released a paid dlc in the coattails of a "real" gun YT video. It is Suspect. Maybe, Brandon Herrera gave them the rights to release a video of, "blank stole blank.", and he gets a kickback check also. The dumbest option is usually the most realistic reason/option.
in COD "Conversion Kits" are just hand waivium for replacing that weapon in it's designated slot with some other loosely related version of it. They are not expecting us to believe anyone is slapping some kit on a RPK to turn it into the JAK Cataclysm. You REPLACE the RPK with the JAK cataclysm which will just happen to look like it was made to be a beefcake version of the gun it was "Converted" from. They do this with MANY guns in the game using the "Conversion Kit" mechanic to basically completely replace them with something else loosely based on it but filling a totally different role.
This is just a braindead way of explaining guns and EVERYONE believes it. People take 85% of their gun knowledge from titles. This is a massive problem, congressmen are going to think you can convert a glock17 into an UZI.
Brandon, AK-50 is also a mod in DayZ now and the description of it in game says ''worlds first AK chambered in 50. BMG made by American gun manufacturer Brandon Herrera''
I wish they would. They would 100% lose, not even close. The only reason Brandon wouldn't "win" is because Activision has F-you money, and could fight the court battles for years if they want.
@NingileFortoutusI can't think of what the project name was, but some devs were making an in-house cod game, and Activision hit em with the C&D a few days before it was due to launch
I know I'm late to this. But if he was actually your congressman, he may have had enough legal clout to pull them up on it and they possibly wouldn't have even released it just incase. However he doesn't seem to worried about it and is taking the W of "I built a gun so awesome even COD wanted to copy it". A credit or nod to the original creation/creator would be nice to see though.
@@Hello9661 DayZ can get away with a direct nod to brandon, but if a company as big as activision did something even small like stamp "Herrera, Inc." above the bolt or something as a little nod would probably be seen as a legal nightmare. They already blatantly copied the gun, it sucks that most people playing will probably think its some cool russian thing, but hopefully he gets his recognition once the zoomers start googling their favorite weapons
what a relief, i was expecting a giant rant (which would be fair), but was pleasantly surprised cod doesn’t really pay or license ANY of the guns in the game so I didn’t expect them to make an exception here. Turning this into an informative/educational video is a chad move
@@victorley663It's very evident from the naming of their guns and Brandon is very based for just saying what they could have done to atleast make it look right
They’re owned by blackrock… all they care about is most money made with least amount of work along with those lovely esg scores. This company and this franchise has been dead for awhile now
I worked in the video game industry for years, and it may, or may not, surprise people to know that a lot (most??) of the people developing games have never fired or even touched a real firearm. When the company I was with started a game that was based a little more on 'real' firearms, vs fantasy/sci-fi weapons, I took the entire team out to the range and taught them all I could and we spent they day shooting a wide variety of firearms. I'd like to think it made a differenece in the final game.
Once you're past this, you should do a special run of 50 ak50's, just as a first run special. Most people won't be able to afford one, but 50 would be a great place to start. Gold triggers, bolt, and all operating controls. Just a thought.
@nobody8717 judging by the fact that they are aaa game devs especially cod devs who never see sunlight their drink is prob 1 drop of light beer per 50 gallons of energy drinks
Stoner didn't design the M-16 since it's a military designation. Stoner's design (AR-10, scaled down to AR-15) had a specific type of a bolt and required a specific type of a gunpowder and it worked flawlessly. The M-16 was made by cutting corners, with cheap bolts and the standard ball had really bad gunpowder which is the reason for the unreliability problems and why it needed a forward assist.
@@glandhound It didn't need a forward assist, and Stoner straight up said so several times. Direct quote: "Reasoning was that every rifle that had ever been used in the United States Army always had something that you could pound on or beat on or something to help it along in case if was not functioning properly [...] I really didn't feel that was necessary, I questioned quite a bit on what their justification really was, and what experience they had that would show that it'd help. And they had a hard time coming up with anything that showed a justification, except to please the Chief of Staff of the Army" The fouling with the standard ammo _was_ an issue, which is why they replaced the bolt-piston impingement system with a short-stroke. But simple logic - if you've got too much fouling and the bolt cannot lock, then forcing it forward will only cause it to get jammed even more thoroughly, giving you maybe a single shot off before the system fully locks up. Only way to really help there would've been looser tolerances (like on the AK, for example), but even then there will be a critical point at which the fouling is too much (practical experience shows that on the AK it's mostly affecting the firing pin though).
As a warthunder player, my best explanation as to how the “conversion” works is like with many German tank destroyers. Let’s take the hetzer: they take a light tank, remove the top half, make the bottom half wider, make a new top half, rearrange the crew, and slap a really good gun into it. The only part remaining from that light tank is the suspension, the tracks, and maybe the engine. Everything else is built from scratch.
The best part about the Hetzer's story is that the Germans didn't even use the lower half of a German tank, they used the lower half of a Czech tank and made it into the Hetzer, arguably one of the most effective armored vehicles of its era. The Czech "ČKD LT 38" really was an impressive model in its own right when it rolled off the assembly line in 1938, just before the country was annexed by Germany, and the Germans made heavy use of the tank after (in so far as production allowed), naming it the "Panzerkampfwagen 38(t)", and the Hetzer was named "Jagdpanzer 38" as a result as well.
Activision is the type of company to steal shit and not give 2 ounces of a damn when they do it. But the moment a community puts something out that is their IP but requires you to own THEIR game still. Instant DMCA
Why do people all of a sudden care js cause it’s Brandon’s AK50 when there’s hundreds of other guns in the game that other people/manufacturers have made?
they've been doing it for years, they don't bother to pay for the rights of the gun names and just do a 0 effort "replica" of guns like the AK-47 and in this case the AK-50
@@grrrrrrr1370because they're a multi millionaire company who can just pay the lawsuit, or just completely change the name, model, design, functions so they wouldn't get sued. that's how triple A corporation works lil bro 3:42
@@grrrrrrr1370 I didn't see Eugene Stoner or Mikhail Kalashnikov fight tooth and nail for my right to bear arms. Mainly because they are both dead and the other one wasn't even American. Also games that genuinely care about authenticity, go out of their way to seek out licensing agreements with the firearm designers in order to display the weapon with its real life parameters. Something that Activision and Treyarch actively did about 15 years ago. Not so much today.
This isnt the first time COD has ripped stuff and not given credit, I have a friend that used to make camo patterns and upload them to deviantart. They were copyrighted by my friend, and COD stole a bunch of them and made them into gun skins.
@@mk9326 unless Brandon trademarked it, I doubt it. They should give credit to him at minimum. Best practice would be to call and ask, pay him a royalty/do a collab.
Call of Duty always does shit like this they'll change the name and change the design slightly in order to avoid a lawsuit but it's still effectively stealing somebody else's creation
In that same realm of argument, video games are the only media where this is somehow considered a taboo subject to do. Use a real item in a scene within the story of a book? Fine. Use an item on screen in a video or tv show or movie? Fine. Make a model of it and put it in a video game? All of a sudden there is fear of "stealing" copyright.
No, they do it to avoid frivolous lawsuits. They aren’t copying a gun to sell irl, so it falls under artistic license. They just change the name because those names are trademarked and companies like to throw pissy fits especially if their product is shown as bad. That’s why cars in movies have their logos and shit removed and if they do have all of that there it’s shown positively.
It's partly copyright, partly Pearl clutching media clowns, and also Activision... well they can't afford those licensing fees you know?! They're so expensive! /s
@@iterationfackshet1990 all designs are art. I mean if Brandon doesn't really care I of course don't really care but if you're not even going to at least nod a head in the direction of the original creator you referenced it still makes you kind of shity
No, it's Californian law. The game is rated M for mature, which contrary to popular belief, does NOT mean "above the age of 18". And seeing as how the game is produced in the state of California, it is subject to a law that says that real firearms cannot be advertised or marketed to minors (people who are 17 or younger). So they're not just changing up all the guns to avoid copyright claims, they're also doing it because it's illegal for them to have accurate or realistic firearms in their game because that would be considered advertising real guns to minors.
Don't you dare call him a politician, that was rude. Politicians are liars, cheaters, and are scum. Brandon simply participated in american politics for a while
Bro really said "my heart still belongs to the classic modern warfare 2" ... immediately cuts to the airport mission. Bro, when I tell you the gasp I gusped.
True. But they did rip right off the actual model that Brandon built himself. Also the patent holder for those other guns are technically owned by the U.S. military. There are only a hand full of firearms that have private patent ownership. Technically speaking.
@@Petra999Glock? Gen 4-5 all require some kind of deal with Glock to produce slides ect that are compatible. Gen 3s are in the air due to their age. Bushmaster ACR has since been OOP, M16/M4A1 yeah those are ages old. M4A5 tho? Watch it cod CZ just took Colt.
Gun manufacturers are still getting paid out for royalties from MW19. The cost is why they decided to drop official weapon model names for current MW2 & 3.
The big brain play is to do what Magnum Research did. Send a bunch of prop/model versions of your gun out to movie studios (and game devs). Its free advertising.
I don’t get this. Do you mean the gun manufacturers forcing games to change designs/names to avoid expensive legal fees? Because that’s not CoD. They don’t have a very tight grip on their copyright from what I know-look at the thousands of gmod mods just straight up taking the models and animations from the game.
@@lakthedergFrom what I've heard they actually have their models open and free to use so long as you're not making money from it (probably wrong about that though)
@@2KDropI can believe it. Most I've heard about CoD taking legal action is against cheat devs or projects that just... are ports of their games. Even then, Plutonium is still going strong.
@@lakthederg Like any game they are protected by IP. This does not apply to just guns, but maps and characters as well. If you start ripping assets from CoD for your own Gmod project you will get a cease and desist letter even if you took the models and designs and altered them. Do you get the joke now?
Activision: "We designed this 3D model. You don't own it" You: "But it's from real life! That should be illegal!" And what in a videogame ISN'T from real life? They are using swords in videogames! QUICK, SOMEONE CALL THE PATENT OFFICE AND VERIFY IF THAT'S THEIR IDEA! - Copyright laws are for f*ggots, and taxes are stealing.
I make AAA shooters for a living, it's literally my specialty and has been for 10 years. Your "likely scenario" is pretty much spot on. One artist is watching your channel, saw the AK50, though "Damn that's cool as fuck, I want it in the game.", went through all the models they had and planned the most efficient way to recycle something to make it in the game, hence it looking more like an RPK than your gun (top cover for example, they probably didn't have the bandwidth to model the whole back of the COD gun like your AK) Nothing nefarious, just a fan that wanted an AK50 in his game after watching your stuff and that was the most efficient way to produce it. And for people who were telling you to sue: I deal with the legal side of all this all the time and it's impossible in this case. Change one part of the gun, the name and put fake markings on it and you're good to go. The COD version is too far removed and you'd get your case thrown out the same day you file it.
Cool to know he was basically right. I think it's a cool homage to the AK-50, and I'm glad Brandon isn't wasting time and money on trying to sue. Let's just enjoy the game and let Brandon continue to do his thing.
@MrWhiteRabbitt they have had to retract material they plagiarized from others in the past, though. I remember them stealing a design for a (furry) humanoid samoyed dog wearing tacticool gear, making very minor changes to it, which they had announced as an upcoming pack. I believe they retracted it after being called out on Twitter, and the pack never came out. I could be wrong, though.
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ALLEGEDLY….Companies aren’t even trying to hide they are stealing ideas and concepts from smaller companies or an individual because they might think they have the money to fight or even try to fight. They tried to make a few changes to say o it’s different…😂😂😂😂. It’s a one of a kind weapon so they can’t say they thought it up
Dude... Its an AK.. In 50 cal. Its not that groundbreaking of an idea, just nobody felt the need to make it a reality. Same reason why theres no AR-15 50 cals
@@auroa9854ya 100% this isn’t his gun lol, it’s an idea a lot of ppl had he just made it, dude is legit a so butthurt for attention, he’s a grown baby obviously
Just tells you how deepshit gaming companies truly are with enforced de-i woke bullshit. Issue is that everyone wants to be the next fortnite even that ship sailed fucking ages ago. Even fornite has become parody of itself. GaaS model is dying and they are running out of ideas and only one to blame here are greedy shareholders and company shills that demand higher profits on allready bloated bubble economy. R.I.P and let the purge come so we can have better tomorrow not this mockery of a clown world we live in.
@@RayhanKabir-o3vso uh let me just steal your creation and said that its mine, it’s clearly not yours because I brush some paint into it and said that it’s mine and it has a different name than yours
@@RayhanKabir-o3v Because they'd be acknowledging the AK 50 was the inspiration. Pretty sure South Park does the same thing when parodying celebrities because having it on record they didn't approve of it makes any possible lawsuits easier for the defendants.
it genuinely sounds like someone at IW/Sledgehammer saw it and said "hey, look at what this guy made! we should add that to the game!" and everyone just said "yes."
Remember kids, if big game studios don't care about pirating an eight year labor of love from someone, there's zero reason to feel bad about pirating any of their materials.
most games already do. I mean... this guy literally showed a footage of COD. He does not own that game, he can not show it on youtube same way i cant show Avengers infinity war. Most game companies simply dont care if you show it, but that content you post is in no way yours. You have license to play, not license to distribute and profit from their work. He showed in game animations. Does he own those animations? No? Then he can not show them, thats a copyright strike.
The AK-50 is real now, and then a company releases a new gun that is basically a chameleon of a "real" gun. The gaming company released a paid dlc in the coattails of a "real" gun YT video. It is Suspect. Maybe, Brandon Herrera gave them the rights to release a video of, "blank stole blank.", and he gets a kickback check also. The dumbest option is usually the most realistic reason/option.
They can't be caught being friendly with someone that actually supports gun rights and Republican policies, despite the nature of the games they are the same despicable demons that hate everything you love.
@@idrathernot_2 Damn straight! They bend to the will of the tyrannical bullshit we are fighting and won't stand for. If only they had a fuckin backbone! The movie advertising and pay to win aspect ruined everything for them and led them away from what COD was. It's an absolute dumpster fire now.
Activision will think it's completely ok to blatantly steal a gun you've literally been working on for a decade but will draw the line at an MW2 Remastered fan mod that literally MADE THEM MONEY by shutting it down the day before it was supposed to release,
It's just kettle calling the pot black at this point, just greedy companies that has communication with their community and never bothered to do a compromise, too big to fail
yo fr i wanna watch him play cod more lmao. sometimes ill do that as well if im bored, just take dead peoples guns and see what they workin with. its like gun game, kinda.
it’s kinda neat, i got into guns because i wanted to see the real versions of call of duty guns. as did a lot of my friends. this opens up a whole new host of people seeing “.50 cal RPK? wonder how real that is” and finding you
from what I've noticed, conversion kits basically are just brand new guns in this game lol idk if its a workaround to not have to add more to the list but they essentially transform it into a completely different gun it's silly
@@SmokeyOwOscamping is more realistic than terminator larping. It still had good run and gun too, it just wasn't balanced for that to be the defacto playstyle. It was still the best/only good COD game to have come out in years. . .
I imagine Brandon waiting in a corner of the COD match, holding the AK-50 and screaming “SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!”, like an ever more crazed version of Scarface.
@@clalam5241 ? are you confused? he is 50 years old and played the old 3D Wolfenstein, Duke Nukem, DOOM and the Classic BF:1942. He is a certified Chad.
I am really learning a lot from you and the others. I stumbled onto The Fat Elections videos which lead to the Unsubscribe videos which lead me down the rabbit hole. I have learned so much about guns and the way they work that in a way it’s making me feel more comfortable about them. If that makes sense. So, thanks for that.
@@wundu7512 not when it’s this blatant. All Brandon would have to do is show the documentation of him and his team building this weapon for the past decade. All Activision has are some dates on some files no further back than this year alone.
big corporations often do that, and will walk over you because they know you havent "patented' your 50 cal design or register it as a "brand". this is why i said before, you might want to actually manufacture it as a brand item. so it will be registered.
@@ShieldSniper yes copy right etc allows you do so especially in an artistic case or for entertainment, there are lines drawn but most people don't know the law or care to bother with it.. Pretty simple don't play or spend money on them and have people rise up and boycott and things will change quite drastically, companies listen to money and when you're losing money well you're more inclined to fix things. Ahem intels own investors are suing them due to their failure and issues with the microcode, that is definitely not an area you want to be in..
Lots of respect for handling them using your gun so well. Very mature of you. Also it is kind of an honor if you look at it through the lens of imitation flattery. Gets a lot of exposure and builds interest in the gun you built too.
They are hiding the fact they stole it. I'm sure they could had asked permission, and he would allow them to use it, but no, let's steal just in case he asks for money.
COD has been outted for stealing several designs and assets over the last few years. They usually *slightly* alter it to make a lawsuit not worthwhile, but it's crazy how often it's happened, and never bother to mention or ask the original artist they copied from. I remember a few times where some character model designs were taken straight from the internet, like the Samoyed character skin, and an "anime-inspired" pack that was full of near-direct rips of several vtuber designs and logos. All copyrighted stuff that is owned by individuals or small companies who can't afford to take legal action. It's cool that you're not bothered, but I figured I'd point this out, regardless. They should have at least messaged you beforehand, in my opinion.
never in my life did I think THE Brandon Herrera would play with his own gun in a CoD title. That is legitimately so cool, can't wait to see ya at the Gun Right Shoot in DFW!
Thanks for watching guys! So what do you think about the AK-50
Being added to Call of Duty? New meta, or shameless theft? Curious to hear your thoughts in the comments.
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Thank you
I’ll accept it if they make you an operator 🤷♂️
#akgnotificationsquad
#akgnotificationsquad
Wait til fallout steals it next. You collect the legendary weapon from a corpse next to 1000 empty white claw cans.
Achievement unlock “claw your way to the top”
From the corpse of an albino Deathclaw
It'll be next to some quack bangs too
It's unlocked by killing 100 albino death claws
You get the quest from a group of guys doing a radio show
Call of Duty stole your fifty? Man, can't have sh*t in Detroit
Tell me about it, grew up there gtfo.
Unless you're a felon. LOL
@@raygunner4970 then you can have all the shit you want in detroit, just as long as it isn't TOO bolted down and/or defended.
@@camdenphillips8203 too bolted down? God gave us impacts, angle grinders and crack cocaine for a reason.
@@camdenphillips8203 so like building the rust shotgun trap to defend a lawn chair
Brandon Herrera: spends years on designing a .50 Cal AK
COD: Just 3D print it lmao
I also found that amusing 😅
Reminds me of: "You wouldn't illegally download a car"
- hell yeah I would
"AAA" (rating not related to quality) game publishers, acting like the chinese, as usual
@@sekarmaltum1695I mean, they do outsource development there quite frequently
The AK-50 is real now, and then a company releases a new gun that is basically a chameleon of a "real" gun. The gaming company released a paid dlc in the coattails of a "real" gun YT video. It is Suspect. Maybe, Brandon Herrera gave them the rights to release a video of, "blank stole blank.", and he gets a kickback check also. The dumbest option is usually the most realistic reason/option.
in COD "Conversion Kits" are just hand waivium for replacing that weapon in it's designated slot with some other loosely related version of it. They are not expecting us to believe anyone is slapping some kit on a RPK to turn it into the JAK Cataclysm. You REPLACE the RPK with the JAK cataclysm which will just happen to look like it was made to be a beefcake version of the gun it was "Converted" from. They do this with MANY guns in the game using the "Conversion Kit" mechanic to basically completely replace them with something else loosely based on it but filling a totally different role.
That's why I despised the Conversion Kits. I shouldn't have to waste an attachment slot just to make my Beretta semi auto
thats rarted
This is just a braindead way of explaining guns and EVERYONE believes it. People take 85% of their gun knowledge from titles. This is a massive problem, congressmen are going to think you can convert a glock17 into an UZI.
Nerd
@@yermoffroad Turbovirgin
Brandon, AK-50 is also a mod in DayZ now and the description of it in game says ''worlds first AK chambered in 50. BMG made by American gun manufacturer Brandon Herrera''
Fuck yeah dude!😂
He knows,one of his videos mentions that someone put the extra ghetto prototype into the game.
@@NareshSinghOctagoni think that was FO3
put on credit whos make it ?!..at least not just steal on idea.
@@DarkWing2274 ,oh yeah.
Now we just got to wait for call of duty to send him a cease and desist for "copying their intellectual property".
Bruh, I would be heated
they would lose that fight.
This one
I wish they would. They would 100% lose, not even close. The only reason Brandon wouldn't "win" is because Activision has F-you money, and could fight the court battles for years if they want.
I swear to christ...
They try that, there would be no turning back.
At least brandon is humble about it.
11:34 "I can't play Call of Duty because I'm too busy building the gun you're playing with... in real life."
This is the most amazing cod gameplay
Probably for the best, new cod is terrible
That is just flexing on a whole other new level tbh
@@thelastant8366 mw3 is decent, even if it is mw2019 dlc at full game price
RIght?!? lol based
Hit em with the cease and desist.
They gotta feel the same pain that all those smaal devs felt
big gun that shoots fast is not something that can really be patented or copyrighted.
@@adriangomez6826they literally stole his exact design, they're definitely protected by copyright.
@@thedorkknight5772 low iq comment
@NingileFortoutusI can't think of what the project name was, but some devs were making an in-house cod game, and Activision hit em with the C&D a few days before it was due to launch
@@adriangomez6826 if you are the very first creator of a gun and its not mass produced you can copyright it it all depends if the owner did or not
00:09 missed opportunity
"This is my gun. There aren't many like it and THIS one, is definitely mine"
"This is my gun. There is only one like it so this one's DEFINITELY mine."
He quotes Heavy already, im pretty sure thats what he meant
have the 500th like bud!! solid line!
There are not any gum like this
Or the line from Kingsman when Eggsy tries to take Mark's gun. "No, this is mine."
Was almost able to say "COD stole weapon designs from my congressman"
That’d be the most American shit imaginable lmaooo
For now
I know I'm late to this. But if he was actually your congressman, he may have had enough legal clout to pull them up on it and they possibly wouldn't have even released it just incase. However he doesn't seem to worried about it and is taking the W of "I built a gun so awesome even COD wanted to copy it".
A credit or nod to the original creation/creator would be nice to see though.
"A videogame stole my gun"
That would be a pretty insane statement.
@@Hello9661 DayZ can get away with a direct nod to brandon, but if a company as big as activision did something even small like stamp "Herrera, Inc." above the bolt or something as a little nod would probably be seen as a legal nightmare. They already blatantly copied the gun, it sucks that most people playing will probably think its some cool russian thing, but hopefully he gets his recognition once the zoomers start googling their favorite weapons
Here AK-50
Ware AK fidee??? In COD. Hello Donut.
Texan takes Russian gun and makes it bigger and better. Texas, never change.
Fancy seeing you here sir 🤟
Bonut Boperator
Lol
It was hilarious seeing "theAKguy" in the killfeed with the AK50 next to it. Imagine seeing that while you're playing in a random lobby.
Brando: "Let me explain math and energy"
Brandon: It’s science
Classic Brando
Make a .50bmg FAL
Hi, Aaron.
Hello Admin.
Instead of ranting over puting his gun in a game, he is educating the devs on how it works. Gotta love it
what a relief, i was expecting a giant rant (which would be fair), but was pleasantly surprised
cod doesn’t really pay or license ANY of the guns in the game so I didn’t expect them to make an exception here. Turning this into an informative/educational video is a chad move
@@victorley663the devs and suits at Activision will still find a way of f…. Things up, don’t give those bastards any hope
yeah it's like, if you gonna take it at least do it right
@@victorley663It's very evident from the naming of their guns and Brandon is very based for just saying what they could have done to atleast make it look right
Next he will do the suppressed drum mag build, can't wait 😂 glad to see I'm not the only one trash at video games
"f-you give me my gun back" goes hard when it is quite literally your gun
Quiet*
@@Uneasy-vh4bx you spelled it wrong and he is right second hand embarrassment go hard
@@Uneasy-vh4bx no, he's right
@@biggamer387
I'm never wrong
@@AlexUnder355
No he's left
"Dying videogame franchise steals ideas to stay afloat. Still fails."
If they made you a voiced character and sold it in a bundle with an exact copy of the finished ak50... that'd be a money printer.
They wouldn't be caught dead being friendly to a Republican that loves guns
@@brycethewrecker9800i mean april nichole(roze) and alex zedra(mara from 2019) are both republican pro 2A
@@XcDriftytil...
They’re owned by blackrock… all they care about is most money made with least amount of work along with those lovely esg scores. This company and this franchise has been dead for awhile now
@@TerribleHater any corporation will mid-max profit. Not just blackrock.
20 seconds is almost how fast COD stole the AK-50
Real
Ah yes, the RPK conversion kit where you just discard the original gun and build a new one.
This is: _The Brandon Herrera Story_
seems reasonable to me
Buys a pickup truck as a “conversion kit” for a Prius
looks more like a 1911 conversion kit to me
Brandon should have just changed the barrel and buy a bigger magazine for bigger caliber bullet, don't even need to be an engineer to do that. 🤔
I need the old Princess Bride meme, "My name is Brandon Herrera, you stole my AK-50, prepare to be unalived!"
50BMG RPK Conversion Instructions:
Step 1: Remove stock from RPK.
Step 2: Attach stock to conversion kit.
Conversion complete.
Kamaraden, ze bullet don't fit!
Wrong caliber for a 50BMG.
@@Nathan-vt1jz my brother in christ, read it again.
@@wendiplays Lol. Oops, well I feel dumb 😂
@@Nathan-vt1jz don't worry I had to do a double take myself, missed it at first
"Gold plated AK-50" Welcome to Demolition Ranch!
😂
Getting constantly killed by the gold plated version of your gun by a guy named WombRaid3r is hilarious
Can't think of anything more CoD, honestly.
Brandon Herrera: I made this, here hold it.
Cod: you made this?
Cod: I made this.
It's the classic case of "Easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission" shenanigans all over again.
It's not shenanigans, though. It's a pretty good code to live by.
yo Scythe reference nice
@@charleschristianson2730No, it isnt. 😂
That's the mentality of an 8 year old who wants to eat all their Halloween candy.
@@DanielSMV805 And thinking you need to ask permission for everything is the mentality of a slave.
@@charleschristianson2730 POV: mom tells you no for once
12:59 imagine dying to the person that invented the primary in your loadout
Hehe
Or, based on the number of times he died... imagine getting the person that invented the primary in your loadout, with his own invention! Lol
I worked in the video game industry for years, and it may, or may not, surprise people to know that a lot (most??) of the people developing games have never fired or even touched a real firearm. When the company I was with started a game that was based a little more on 'real' firearms, vs fantasy/sci-fi weapons, I took the entire team out to the range and taught them all I could and we spent they day shooting a wide variety of firearms. I'd like to think it made a differenece in the final game.
That's really cool. I think it would help with people who make game mechanics and especially audio design to see the real deal.
I don't think that surprises anyone
that doesn’t surprise me at all… geeks dreaming up pixels… clint eastwood is not working on an fps…
Yeah I figured, most of them are liberals who dont know firearms operate
I would love to know that game
Once you're past this, you should do a special run of 50 ak50's, just as a first run special. Most people won't be able to afford one, but 50 would be a great place to start. Gold triggers, bolt, and all operating controls. Just a thought.
If only I didn't live in Canada
If season 6 doesn't have a Brandon Herrera skin with a plate carrier full of tallboy white claws and sandals, I'm deleting the game...
I would buy that in a heart beat
Shut up and take my money.
I would buy the game just too have that skin
delete now 😂
for real...they missed out big by not reaching out to brandon for the AK50 & getting a skin of brandon herrera in the game
>You wouldn't steal a gun.
COD devs: Hold my beer.
The music from those adverts. Used without the creator's permission.
"Heh, ironic." -- Creamy Sheev
"Yes I would" - future doctor
If I go back to my old dvd's and check how many of them have that add... I think it would be a very respectable percentage.
sadly this isn't the first time they have done this. And probably not the last
@nobody8717 judging by the fact that they are aaa game devs especially cod devs who never see sunlight their drink is prob 1 drop of light beer per 50 gallons of energy drinks
"I need that golden AK 50 in my life"
You realize you are litteraly the only person on the planet that can litteraly have that, right?
Literally?
100% a conversion kit. Like a ruger 10-22 to Abraham's kind of conversion
15:22 It was an honor to be slain by The AK Guy.
Hell yeah 😂
Rest in pee pee dropshotter
Sliding won't help you when you're running into sightlines like that
🫡
Imagine dropshoting
Saying “It is my gun.” In the context of a fire arm you designed and it’s in a popular video game sounds like something Eugene Stoner would say.
Imagine if Eugune Stoner lived long enough to sue Call of Duty for using the M16 in their games. People would roll their eyes.
Stoner didn't design the M-16 since it's a military designation. Stoner's design (AR-10, scaled down to AR-15) had a specific type of a bolt and required a specific type of a gunpowder and it worked flawlessly. The M-16 was made by cutting corners, with cheap bolts and the standard ball had really bad gunpowder which is the reason for the unreliability problems and why it needed a forward assist.
Him chasing after the Gold skin one was priceless "Give me back my gun" 😂.
@@glandhound It didn't need a forward assist, and Stoner straight up said so several times. Direct quote: "Reasoning was that every rifle that had ever been used in the United States Army always had something that you could pound on or beat on or something to help it along in case if was not functioning properly [...] I really didn't feel that was necessary, I questioned quite a bit on what their justification really was, and what experience they had that would show that it'd help. And they had a hard time coming up with anything that showed a justification, except to please the Chief of Staff of the Army"
The fouling with the standard ammo _was_ an issue, which is why they replaced the bolt-piston impingement system with a short-stroke. But simple logic - if you've got too much fouling and the bolt cannot lock, then forcing it forward will only cause it to get jammed even more thoroughly, giving you maybe a single shot off before the system fully locks up.
Only way to really help there would've been looser tolerances (like on the AK, for example), but even then there will be a critical point at which the fouling is too much (practical experience shows that on the AK it's mostly affecting the firing pin though).
"Doing what the kids say, locking in." Not even 2 seconds later, "Ah fuck"
12:24 for anyone that's wondering
He didnt even get to finish his sentence
😂
As a warthunder player, my best explanation as to how the “conversion” works is like with many German tank destroyers. Let’s take the hetzer: they take a light tank, remove the top half, make the bottom half wider, make a new top half, rearrange the crew, and slap a really good gun into it. The only part remaining from that light tank is the suspension, the tracks, and maybe the engine. Everything else is built from scratch.
So it’s a new vehicle using 3 previously existing parts….Kind of like every vehicle ever except they use even more existing parts.
@@OkieDokieSmokie(its a game) (its not real life)
The best part about the Hetzer's story is that the Germans didn't even use the lower half of a German tank, they used the lower half of a Czech tank and made it into the Hetzer, arguably one of the most effective armored vehicles of its era. The Czech "ČKD LT 38" really was an impressive model in its own right when it rolled off the assembly line in 1938, just before the country was annexed by Germany, and the Germans made heavy use of the tank after (in so far as production allowed), naming it the "Panzerkampfwagen 38(t)", and the Hetzer was named "Jagdpanzer 38" as a result as well.
Activision is the type of company to steal shit and not give 2 ounces of a damn when they do it.
But the moment a community puts something out that is their IP but requires you to own THEIR game still. Instant DMCA
It's the corporation's world, we just live in it.
Why do people all of a sudden care js cause it’s Brandon’s AK50 when there’s hundreds of other guns in the game that other people/manufacturers have made?
they've been doing it for years, they don't bother to pay for the rights of the gun names and just do a 0 effort "replica" of guns like the AK-47 and in this case the AK-50
@@grrrrrrr1370because they're a multi millionaire company who can just pay the lawsuit, or just completely change the name, model, design, functions so they wouldn't get sued. that's how triple A corporation works lil bro 3:42
@@grrrrrrr1370 I didn't see Eugene Stoner or Mikhail Kalashnikov fight tooth and nail for my right to bear arms.
Mainly because they are both dead and the other one wasn't even American.
Also games that genuinely care about authenticity, go out of their way to seek out licensing agreements with the firearm designers in order to display the weapon with its real life parameters. Something that Activision and Treyarch actively did about 15 years ago. Not so much today.
This isnt the first time COD has ripped stuff and not given credit, I have a friend that used to make camo patterns and upload them to deviantart. They were copyrighted by my friend, and COD stole a bunch of them and made them into gun skins.
Brandon should be demanding money and advertising dollars. I hope he is making his $ off this.
@@mk9326 maybe watch the video
@mk9326 yeah, he isnt, he said in the video he doesnt really care tho
Link? I would love to see the real designs.
@@mk9326 unless Brandon trademarked it, I doubt it. They should give credit to him at minimum. Best practice would be to call and ask, pay him a royalty/do a collab.
Bro obliterated some dude's rib cage and was, like, "Oops, friendly fire, what's the 50 between friends" That killed me.
I love how he spent so much time around 13:00-13:30 trying to get his gun back that he kept on dying😂🤣
"I just had enough stimuli to fry the brain of a medieval child." I'm fucking dead
Found the medieval child
Call of Duty always does shit like this they'll change the name and change the design slightly in order to avoid a lawsuit but it's still effectively stealing somebody else's creation
In that same realm of argument, video games are the only media where this is somehow considered a taboo subject to do. Use a real item in a scene within the story of a book? Fine. Use an item on screen in a video or tv show or movie? Fine. Make a model of it and put it in a video game? All of a sudden there is fear of "stealing" copyright.
No, they do it to avoid frivolous lawsuits. They aren’t copying a gun to sell irl, so it falls under artistic license. They just change the name because those names are trademarked and companies like to throw pissy fits especially if their product is shown as bad. That’s why cars in movies have their logos and shit removed and if they do have all of that there it’s shown positively.
It's partly copyright, partly Pearl clutching media clowns, and also Activision... well they can't afford those licensing fees you know?! They're so expensive!
/s
@@iterationfackshet1990 all designs are art. I mean if Brandon doesn't really care I of course don't really care but if you're not even going to at least nod a head in the direction of the original creator you referenced it still makes you kind of shity
No, it's Californian law. The game is rated M for mature, which contrary to popular belief, does NOT mean "above the age of 18". And seeing as how the game is produced in the state of California, it is subject to a law that says that real firearms cannot be advertised or marketed to minors (people who are 17 or younger).
So they're not just changing up all the guns to avoid copyright claims, they're also doing it because it's illegal for them to have accurate or realistic firearms in their game because that would be considered advertising real guns to minors.
Cant wait to tell my grandkids about that time call of duty stole a gun design from a politician
Perfect opportunity to compare the game a.d.s. and real
*A Medal of Honer recipient turned politician.
😯😲😳🤯
Don't you dare call him a politician, that was rude. Politicians are liars, cheaters, and are scum. Brandon simply participated in american politics for a while
@@cscrossman Medal of Honor?
Bro really said "my heart still belongs to the classic modern warfare 2" ... immediately cuts to the airport mission. Bro, when I tell you the gasp I gusped.
To be fair, no gun manufacturers are getting royalties from cod, but it is your gun.
True. But they did rip right off the actual model that Brandon built himself. Also the patent holder for those other guns are technically owned by the U.S. military. There are only a hand full of firearms that have private patent ownership. Technically speaking.
@@mrpumperknuckles1631 who has private patents?
@@Petra999Glock? Gen 4-5 all require some kind of deal with Glock to produce slides ect that are compatible. Gen 3s are in the air due to their age. Bushmaster ACR has since been OOP, M16/M4A1 yeah those are ages old. M4A5 tho? Watch it cod CZ just took Colt.
Gun manufacturers are still getting paid out for royalties from MW19. The cost is why they decided to drop official weapon model names for current MW2 & 3.
@@mrpumperknuckles1631this is just not true at all and blatantly false with no base in reality.
The big brain play is to do what Magnum Research did. Send a bunch of prop/model versions of your gun out to movie studios (and game devs).
Its free advertising.
Next John Wick movie will have the AK-50?! That would be awesome.
@@thestig007 it would be goofy as fuck to see John Wick running around with that big ass gun
@@ThatSlayerguyat this point why not
@@ThatSlayerguy Movie intro would have to be him strength training to justify being able to maneuver that thing lol
@@ThatSlayerguyI can see him running with it firing it one handed in slow mo with a explosion behind him
This is the only man who is actually allowed to say give me my gun back 😂
Because he's the only gun designer who is playing games?
No because his gun is the only one like it@@revisit8480
11:35 he was breathing just fine from the hole he already had 😂😂😂
I love how we all seem to speak the same way when we play COD
“AH FUCK CMON”
“And get fucked”
It's tradition at this point.
😂😂
Indeed!
That's all you're allowed to say now.
Its a language at this point 😂
And english cigarette
CoD: You cant use our designs, thats protected by IP laws.
Brandon: Look everyone, AK-50.
CoD: IP what now? Yoink.
I don’t get this. Do you mean the gun manufacturers forcing games to change designs/names to avoid expensive legal fees? Because that’s not CoD. They don’t have a very tight grip on their copyright from what I know-look at the thousands of gmod mods just straight up taking the models and animations from the game.
@@lakthedergFrom what I've heard they actually have their models open and free to use so long as you're not making money from it (probably wrong about that though)
@@2KDropI can believe it. Most I've heard about CoD taking legal action is against cheat devs or projects that just... are ports of their games. Even then, Plutonium is still going strong.
@@lakthederg Like any game they are protected by IP. This does not apply to just guns, but maps and characters as well. If you start ripping assets from CoD for your own Gmod project you will get a cease and desist letter even if you took the models and designs and altered them. Do you get the joke now?
Activision: "We designed this 3D model. You don't own it"
You: "But it's from real life! That should be illegal!"
And what in a videogame ISN'T from real life? They are using swords in videogames! QUICK, SOMEONE CALL THE PATENT OFFICE AND VERIFY IF THAT'S THEIR IDEA!
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Copyright laws are for f*ggots, and taxes are stealing.
What the kids say is crazy, love it Brandon! Keep up the good work!
I make AAA shooters for a living, it's literally my specialty and has been for 10 years.
Your "likely scenario" is pretty much spot on. One artist is watching your channel, saw the AK50, though "Damn that's cool as fuck, I want it in the game.", went through all the models they had and planned the most efficient way to recycle something to make it in the game, hence it looking more like an RPK than your gun (top cover for example, they probably didn't have the bandwidth to model the whole back of the COD gun like your AK)
Nothing nefarious, just a fan that wanted an AK50 in his game after watching your stuff and that was the most efficient way to produce it.
And for people who were telling you to sue: I deal with the legal side of all this all the time and it's impossible in this case. Change one part of the gun, the name and put fake markings on it and you're good to go. The COD version is too far removed and you'd get your case thrown out the same day you file it.
Cool to know he was basically right. I think it's a cool homage to the AK-50, and I'm glad Brandon isn't wasting time and money on trying to sue. Let's just enjoy the game and let Brandon continue to do his thing.
How you got started? I asume programming with python?
@MrWhiteRabbitt they have had to retract material they plagiarized from others in the past, though. I remember them stealing a design for a (furry) humanoid samoyed dog wearing tacticool gear, making very minor changes to it, which they had announced as an upcoming pack. I believe they retracted it after being called out on Twitter, and the pack never came out. I could be wrong, though.
What AAA shooters?
there is a case if they used the design elements and he has trademarked it.
Once he started comparing the size of the .50 to the receiver of that RPK, my mind immediately thought "Oh god, he's gonna make another"
and another and another and another XP.
He should make a .50 PKM next.
Even activision was asking AK-50 when, just so they could steal it
This channel is just freakin EPIC!!! Thank u sir!!!
Imagine they add Brandon as an operator and his lines are pointing out how cursed the gun he’s using is
They would sooner burn down the servers than cooperate with a man who ran as a republican.
I would buy COD to play that
@@nikolasmoralez6911don’t, you’ll waste you’re money and pieces of you’re soul
@@TerribleHater I know but it would be tempting
@@nikolasmoralez6911 just don’t fall into it, they’re the Disney of the video game world
I’m 68 years old and my son introduced me to your channel quite a few years ago I’ve been subscriber since that being said you’re a straight up young man and you should be proud of yourself. I boxed 🥊 a little Back in my day, and I gave you a big thumbs up when you prepared yourself for that boxing match. We did a hell of a job training 🏋️♀️ And did your self proud in the ring. GREAT JOB SHOWING POLITICIANS WE HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE N MADE HIM SWEAT. POPS 😎
ALLEGEDLY….Companies aren’t even trying to hide they are stealing ideas and concepts from smaller companies or an individual because they might think they have the money to fight or even try to fight. They tried to make a few changes to say o it’s different…😂😂😂😂. It’s a one of a kind weapon so they can’t say they thought it up
Tell that to Anas Abdin whose work got stolen by CBS and turned into part of ST:Discovery.
Dude... Its an AK.. In 50 cal. Its not that groundbreaking of an idea, just nobody felt the need to make it a reality. Same reason why theres no AR-15 50 cals
A shout out woulda been nice tho ya know
@@auroa9854ya 100% this isn’t his gun lol, it’s an idea a lot of ppl had he just made it, dude is legit a so butthurt for attention, he’s a grown baby obviously
Just tells you how deepshit gaming companies truly are with enforced de-i woke bullshit. Issue is that everyone wants to be the next fortnite even that ship sailed fucking ages ago. Even fornite has become parody of itself. GaaS model is dying and they are running out of ideas and only one to blame here are greedy shareholders and company shills that demand higher profits on allready bloated bubble economy. R.I.P and let the purge come so we can have better tomorrow not this mockery of a clown world we live in.
Hey bro been watching for years! Happy to see how far you and the guys have actually come.
"I think it would've been cool to be involved"
Problem is they can't ask because if you said no to be involved then you'd have a good case in court.
P2W
how? i mean its not using its actual name
@@RayhanKabir-o3vso uh let me just steal your creation and said that its mine, it’s clearly not yours because I brush some paint into it and said that it’s mine and it has a different name than yours
@@RayhanKabir-o3v Because they'd be acknowledging the AK 50 was the inspiration.
Pretty sure South Park does the same thing when parodying celebrities because having it on record they didn't approve of it makes any possible lawsuits easier for the defendants.
@@RayhanKabir-o3v hahaha name isn't all you own when you own a property.
it genuinely sounds like someone at IW/Sledgehammer saw it and said "hey, look at what this guy made! we should add that to the game!" and everyone just said "yes."
Definitely how it went down 👍🏾
So much insight here, thank you
Yeah, but Activision are creepy sex pests so tehy should get sued on principle.
Remember kids, if big game studios don't care about pirating an eight year labor of love from someone, there's zero reason to feel bad about pirating any of their materials.
This
True
This. H2M is the most fun I have had in years.
This is so true
most games already do. I mean... this guy literally showed a footage of COD. He does not own that game, he can not show it on youtube same way i cant show Avengers infinity war. Most game companies simply dont care if you show it, but that content you post is in no way yours. You have license to play, not license to distribute and profit from their work. He showed in game animations. Does he own those animations? No? Then he can not show them, thats a copyright strike.
Lol this guy ,i remember watching Brandon when he first started grew with this Guy and im impressed by his accomplishments..keep'em coming man.
TF2 Meet The Heavy
“WHO TOUCHED MY GUN”
Brandon Herrera
“WHO TOUCHED MY GUN”
WHO TOUCHED SASHA ( or it was Natasha?)
@@sectero9450 Sasha, Natascha is an unlockable
Brandon Herrera is TF2 Heavy confirmed 😮
Reads the thumbnail.
Me: "They Stole My Gun"
My Brain: "DEY TUK 'IS JEEEERRRRB!!!"
TUK UR GURRRRRRRRNS
*_EYY TERK ER YERRRRRB_*
The AK-50 is real now, and then a company releases a new gun that is basically a chameleon of a "real" gun. The gaming company released a paid dlc in the coattails of a "real" gun YT video. It is Suspect. Maybe, Brandon Herrera gave them the rights to release a video of, "blank stole blank.", and he gets a kickback check also. The dumbest option is usually the most realistic reason/option.
@@afkbender3686 yeah but everyone here is gonna get that dlc and play it. Thus supporting this behavior while also bitching about it in the comments.
They should've given you the option to become an operator, I would absolutely LOVE to play as AK Jesus, Doughnut Operator, or Eli Doubletap
They can't be caught being friendly with someone that actually supports gun rights and Republican policies, despite the nature of the games they are the same despicable demons that hate everything you love.
Nooooo nicki minaj in bright pink needs to be added first!! Its what the fans want!
The devs are woke losers who hate everything people like Brandon stand for. Remember them cancelling Nicmercs
@@idrathernot_2 Damn straight! They bend to the will of the tyrannical bullshit we are fighting and won't stand for. If only they had a fuckin backbone! The movie advertising and pay to win aspect ruined everything for them and led them away from what COD was. It's an absolute dumpster fire now.
@@Ac3Mustang Gives everyone the opportunity to stop her trash music for a split second.
0:08 “I’m heavy weapons guy, and this is my weapon” ahh introduction
converting an RPK to shoot 50cal is like fitting a jet engine to a fourwheeler
A guy put a rocket assist for an airplane on a car once...
I mean... Happy Wheels did that
Edit: I thought you said wheelchair. My bad
Simpsons did it
Give me 3 days, I’ll have it done
This actually sounds like it's doable.... dangerous, but doable...
Activision will think it's completely ok to blatantly steal a gun you've literally been working on for a decade but will draw the line at an MW2 Remastered fan mod that literally MADE THEM MONEY by shutting it down the day before it was supposed to release,
f cod fr
THAT’S BULLS**T!!!!
Yep that’s activision for yah.
I hope he makes a big legal stun bout his like activision made a if deal about h2m
It's just kettle calling the pot black at this point, just greedy companies that has communication with their community and never bothered to do a compromise, too big to fail
The hunt for the Golden AK-50 was genuinely the funniest gameplay footage I've seen in ages.
yo fr i wanna watch him play cod more lmao. sometimes ill do that as well if im bored, just take dead peoples guns and see what they workin with. its like gun game, kinda.
Watching you play CoD and listening to your commentary while playing it is PURE COMEDY GOLD!😂😂😂😂
00:01 video starts
No shit 😂😂😂
Thanks bro
Saved me
Thank you king 🙏🏻 👑
No shit really!!!
Hear me out, Activision owes Brandon an "AK-Guy" skin for this.
Just his handsome bearded self with one of his iconic t-shirts.
FUCK YES, GET THIS COMMENT PINNED!
heck if activision got nicki minaj at least get ak guy an ak 50 skin
That would probably be the best thing they’ve done….beside the AK-50 ofc
@@Pl4sm4Ro4chmiss when they had real people in the gun/military world come into the game instead of rappers.
The COD devs clearly didnt go to SDI to learn about gunsmithing in this design.
SDI is a ripoff
no one who went to SDI did either
SDI definitely feels like Full Sail for guns.
.EDU??????
Maybe they did actually
it’s kinda neat, i got into guns because i wanted to see the real versions of call of duty guns. as did a lot of my friends. this opens up a whole new host of people seeing “.50 cal RPK? wonder how real that is” and finding you
from what I've noticed, conversion kits basically are just brand new guns in this game lol idk if its a workaround to not have to add more to the list but they essentially transform it into a completely different gun it's silly
I hate how they finally made the game realistic (in terms of art) with mw19
But then just ruined it, classic Activision
@@CrimsonDoveKarting mw19 goated
@@ChrisJamesTV the thermals didn't work through windows (like real life) until all the sweats bitched 😭
@@CrimsonDoveKarting 2019 had the worst maps and most camper friendly gameplay
@@SmokeyOwOscamping is more realistic than terminator larping. It still had good run and gun too, it just wasn't balanced for that to be the defacto playstyle. It was still the best/only good COD game to have come out in years. . .
Now everyone going to be larping as Brandon Herrera in Call of Duty
Does MW3 have a makarov? That plus AK-50 is peak Papa Kalash.
I'mma LARP as Cryptid Nick.
"You haven't equipped anything but a t-shirt!"
"Yes."
I imagine Brandon waiting in a corner of the COD match, holding the AK-50 and screaming “SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!”, like an ever more crazed version of Scarface.
No clue why but I absolutely found it hilarious and very entertaining chasing after your gun around the game lol
If Mikhail Kalashnikov lived to see call of duty to be killed by his invention, brandon just colorised the experience lmfao
Funniest part was Brandon following his teammate just to yoink the golden AK-50 back that he "acquired"🤣
What's a .50 between friends?
@@FastSS02 "Fvck you. Give me back my gun. Give me back my gun." 🤣
As a nearly half a century year old Wolfenstein 3D, Duke Nukem, Doom and BF1942 Vet I can tell you:
You did good kid!
What no Quake2.. The great game of all time!
@@clalam5241 ? are you confused? he is 50 years old and played the old 3D Wolfenstein, Duke Nukem, DOOM and the Classic BF:1942.
He is a certified Chad.
@@SemeshkoV and Qake 1, Deltaforce, DF Landwarrior, SOF, SOF2, Postal, SHOGO MAD, and all those old non-fps lan games. :D
@@grimwheeler and Blood and Shadow Warrior Classic and Red neck Rampage. Gotta love all the classics!
I am really learning a lot from you and the others. I stumbled onto The Fat Elections videos which lead to the Unsubscribe videos which lead me down the rabbit hole. I have learned so much about guns and the way they work that in a way it’s making me feel more comfortable about them. If that makes sense. So, thanks for that.
Send them a cease and desist like they like to do
Please this!
Hard to do that when it's a massive corporation.
@@wundu7512 not when it’s this blatant. All Brandon would have to do is show the documentation of him and his team building this weapon for the past decade. All Activision has are some dates on some files no further back than this year alone.
@michaelpoe7884 Yes but in the long run it'll just be considered fair use probably.
@@michaelpoe7884all they need to do is change name
Same like lots a car in EA game
1: I enjoy the idea of being able to play around with the ak50 in cod
2: I enjoy watching Brandon playing cod
3: I enjoy this video.
"Kill me with my gun ? Fuck you" Had me rolling
This guy is hilarious his jokes and delivering are special 🤣
He actually addressed it lol 😂
Why wouldn't he?
It's his gun
It's a cash cow topic. Why wouldn't/shouldn't he cover it for ad revenue/sponsorships? 🤡
Brandon when CoD steals their gun: I'd let them if they asked.
Brandon when he sees a player using his gun: MY GUN! GIMME BACK MY GUN!
9s🎉❤❤8d6😮
big corporations often do that, and will walk over you because they know you havent "patented' your 50 cal design or register it as a "brand".
this is why i said before, you might want to actually manufacture it as a brand item. so it will be registered.
A BRANDON item if you will
This won't change anything, they take every gun make some changes including the name and then put it on the game.
@@ShieldSniper yes copy right etc allows you do so especially in an artistic case or for entertainment, there are lines drawn but most people don't know the law or care to bother with it..
Pretty simple don't play or spend money on them and have people rise up and boycott and things will change quite drastically, companies listen to money and when you're losing money well you're more inclined to fix things.
Ahem intels own investors are suing them due to their failure and issues with the microcode, that is definitely not an area you want to be in..
Lots of respect for handling them using your gun so well. Very mature of you. Also it is kind of an honor if you look at it through the lens of imitation flattery. Gets a lot of exposure and builds interest in the gun you built too.
9:27 i was totally expecting an SDI plug right about here lol
COD should have called it the BH50 as a shout out to you.
Yea
Or maybe not steal it
They are hiding the fact they stole it. I'm sure they could had asked permission, and he would allow them to use it, but no, let's steal just in case he asks for money.
Those woke clowns? Yea right
@@JosephJoe-u7ethey ain't woke... it's all for the money
Send activision a cease and desist letter just like they do to everyone that takes their property.
fr he should do that
Wouldn't stand up in court. He could do it for publicity, but they can just ignore it.
why so the company that makes AK can do the same when actibliz has a license for the AK platform?
@@ADHDChief They have a lot bigger problems rn
Please, especially after their petty C&D on that cod mod they shut down a few days ago
It's beyond amazing that you even made a Ak use a 50 bmg
They should send you a shirt "cod stole my baby and all I got was this T-shirt" lol
COD has been outted for stealing several designs and assets over the last few years. They usually *slightly* alter it to make a lawsuit not worthwhile, but it's crazy how often it's happened, and never bother to mention or ask the original artist they copied from.
I remember a few times where some character model designs were taken straight from the internet, like the Samoyed character skin, and an "anime-inspired" pack that was full of near-direct rips of several vtuber designs and logos. All copyrighted stuff that is owned by individuals or small companies who can't afford to take legal action.
It's cool that you're not bothered, but I figured I'd point this out, regardless. They should have at least messaged you beforehand, in my opinion.
Lawsuit **potentially** not worthwhile. There's always a chance in civil court.
That's one reason why I don't play anymore CoD games. The devs and the company in general are just thieves.
jesus... i haven't played cod in ages and i had to go and research all the stuff you were talking about. it's actually insane how greedy they are lol
Last time I played COD they didn't even have character skins, the fact that they've become so deprived isn't really that surprising.
@@NeightrixPrime Against Activision? A chance in civil court? Hell if you believe that I got some ocean front property in Nevada to sell you.
never in my life did I think THE Brandon Herrera would play with his own gun in a CoD title. That is legitimately so cool, can't wait to see ya at the Gun Right Shoot in DFW!
4:23 bro funniest line ever from this video about theft