SURVIVING a Bombing Run ATTACK on the Yamato! (Stormworks Sinking Ship Survival)
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- SURVIVING a Bombing Run ATTACK on the Yamato! (Stormworks Sinking Ship Survival Weapons DLC) Welcome to Camodo Gaming's Let's Play of Stormworks DLC Update Gameplay. Today we are checking out the new weapons DLC.
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You should take a look at From the Depths. It can be a bit complex at times, but you can have vehicles with FULL AI, and they actually blow up rather than get scratched. Plus, plenty of Workshop stuff to try out. Planes, Boats, Submarines, Helicopters, Airships, Tanks
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You can make pretty much every vehicle you can imagine if you set your mind to it
It’s harder to learn and stormworks is better for decorations of small ships and vehicles
I was looking forward to see this ship with the weapons DLC, so awesome
same :)
Same
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The Yamato was the flagship of the Yamato class of Japanese Battleship, one of the biggest on the seas of her time. She was built with her sister ship, the battleship called Musashi. Built by the Kure Naval Arsenal, she was 836 feet long and weighed 72,800 tons. Laid down on the 4th of November 1937, she was launched August 8th, 1940, and commissioned December 16th, 1941. The Yamato was named after the Yamato Province in Japan, she was Japan’s only hope of destroying the allied fleets off the coast of Okinawa, she was outfitted with 9 18.1-inch cannons. However, without the proper air covering and fuel her last assignment was doomed to be a suicide mission, struck by 19 American Arial Torpedoes the crew of the mighty Yamato watched and fought back in horror is their ship sunk. 2,498 men out of the 3,332 crew members died that day. They didn’t go down without a fight however, the Yamato went into battle as a “naked battleship” without any cover from aircraft, after only two hours of fighting the Yamato and 5 other Japanese ships had been sunk, over 4,000 people lost their lives in the battle. It took 10 American aircraft to sink the mighty battleship. Today the Yamato is seen as the most feared battleship in the Japanese navy in WWII.
Cool Roman
Wow so big for a sentence took me half a minute to read it and I read very fast
I love YAMATO because I loved it because the the gun on the ship
Bro just copied that off of wikipeadia 👀
@@spin_master you're right, I did copy it, but I copied it from a sideshow I made
As a world war 2 fanatic and a person who loves stormworks, this is the perfect mix for me😊😊
speaking of war...
I love episodes that are actually historically accurate
Yes all it needed was a blow to millions of pieces feature
The Yamoto would not have sinked by a few bombs tho
It sunk by torpedos not bombs just saying
@@toonvantatenhove7283 true but the way it listed was similar to how it was before it went boom
@@toonvantatenhove7283 it was actually bombed multiple times before the torpedoes hit, the aerial bombardment by the Americans resulted in the magazine detonation.
fun fact: Yamato's salvos were so big that they had to mechanize the turrets of Yamato to make use of the gigantic salvos
Another fun fact: There were three main classes that were planned to be bigger than
HIJN Yamato, which came in at 263 meters, but never made it to production. 1. The Montana Class Battleship. Made by the U.S, the Montana class would be 17 meters longer than Yamato, at 280 meters long. Yamato displaced 65,000 tons, Montana would displace 70,000. 2. The KMS H41. Essentially a scaled up Bismarck, H41 was 282 meters long, and displaced 68,000 tons.
For anyone who decided to scroll down, you get lucky! Bonus Information: HIJN Musashi, sister to HIJN Yamato, was marginally larger than Yamato. Sadly, I can't find information for just how much larger she was.
@@kellykimble665 the Bismarck was built and she had a sister ship Named Tirpitz
Aren't all battle ship turrets with guns with sizes over 152mms mechanized?
@@kellykimble665 There were even more H-class battleships and there were plans for a Super-Yamato class
@@Avantinol He’s not talking about Bismarck and Tirpitz. He’s talking about the H-41s
We need two battleships duking it out.
OMG this is such a realistic sinking just missing the turrets falling off
just one problem there turrets go pew pew soo they wont fall off these things have the power to go through the jungle's surface like the ones they where operating near so they don't wat to shoot 1 round an lose the entire thing
@@willtreaty2342 r/ihadastroke
@@willtreaty2342 then why did they fall off
All we need now is the Bismarck and hood
Don't forget the Missouri
Fact: YAMATO sank in the Pacific ocean near Okinawa Island
Actully Yamato Was Found 28 Miles From The Island And The Carrier Group So Yeah
@@YourLocalMusketMan yeah didnt it sink after the of battle midway
Comodo is embracing his internal IJN officer and bombarding a hospital. Remember, it is not a warcrime if you had fun!
or if you win
It's not a warcrime if no one reports it
bit of history: IJN Yamato was sunk a few miles off the coast of Okinawa during the massive US invasion. She was part of Operation Ten-Go and was supposed to beach herself and act as a massive floating fortress. US submarines spotted her and her task force which resulted in over 300 US aircraft to launch and attack the fleet. Yamato was hit so much that the japanese attempted to counter flood the other side but that only bought the ship around 30 mins of life before she capsized and broke in two from the largest magazine detonation on any warship. This detonation was caused by loose shells colliding with each other and the sides of the magazine.
It's almost like a reenactment, huh?
To add on a bit Japan told an admiral that they had spotted a us spy plan and shot at it. But I had no idea about a sub spoting it.
"I'm sure that's not a war crime"-Camodo,2023
and maybe a pearl harbor or midway battle
The IJN Yamato is one of my favorite battleship thanks for making a video :)
FIREING AT A HOSPITAL IS ONE OF THE WORST WAR CRIMES YOU CAN COMMIT. In my books at least
Definitely want to see Yamato in a multiplayer
Yamato power!!!!
"Theres a hospital over there I'm sure that's not a war crime." Best quote I've heard today.
Eyyyy! Amazing to see all of my best childhood youtubers still here!
I want to see this ship in bad waves and a bad storm.
If you see this I love your vids
It would be absolutely awesome to have two crews in battleships all out fightin in the sea
You're kind of saying it right camodo, it's yah-mah-toe, Yamato
The yamato had severe damage in real life it was hit by 15 bombs and 3 torpedos and you are right on the saying comodo
No Wrong I Got Hit By 11 Torps And 15 Bombs 6 On The Port,5 At The Starboard Side
@@Yamato_Preset its your father the ww2 japanese father
Finally The IJN Yamato. :D continue! It sank like it's sister instead of how it should sink
pretty realistic on how you sank the ship in stormworks, as the americans did spam like, a TON of bombs on the yamato.
It wish I had this YAMATO
Let's go
I'm a Big Fan Of Naval History And I Like This
They should make it so where if it hits the Magazines the ship splits in half in that area
The story behind the Yamato is crazy
Camodo: One shell from yamato will destroy a AI ship
Historians: Yes a 18 inch Shell will kill them
Yeah I Can Take'em Out But I Need To Aim Properly So I Can Destroy It Easily With One Shot
The IJN Yamato was one of three 'Super Battleships' and it along with the sister ship Musashi were the largest battleships in the world and the only ships fitted with the massive 18.1in cannons. According to the story, the bombs dropped at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 were actually armor-piercing shells from Yamato and Musashi that had been modified to be fitted under aircraft and dropped as bombs.
The Yamato was also the pride of the Japanese Imperial Navy. So much so that on her bow the Emperor of Japan had his seal, a chrysanthemum, made of solid gold, affixed to show that the Yamato was as much his ship as it was Japan's. Kinda how like the USS Houston was President Franklin D. Roosevelt's favorite warship.
Bit of history, USS Houston was in the Japanese Navy's 'Bingo Book' meaning that every time Japanese forces spotted her they made every attempt to sink her and numerous false messages were sent out claiming 'Mr. President, we have sunk your ship!' Yet Houston remained in the conflict until finally being sunk during the Battle of Sunda Strait in 1942 as part of the ABDA (America, Britain, Dutch (Netherlands), Austrailia command alliance) rout. The Japanese, so infuriated by this ship's constant escapes and near-misses, machinegunned the crew in the water as they escaped their sinking ship. Her Captain, Albert Rooks, received the Medal of Honor for his heroics and the ship's chaplain, George Rentz, was awarded the Navy Cross when he gave his life jacket to another crewman in the water who couldn't swim.
In some ways, the story of the Yamato and Musashi are similar to the Bismarck and Tirpitz with the exception that both ships died fighting while Bismarck was sunk fairly quickly at the start of the war and Tirpitz hid in a river for the rest of the war.
The third ship of the class, Shinano, was converted to be an aircraft carrier after the events of Midway but was sunk by the USS Archerfish, a Balao-class diesel submarine while moving to a new harbor for final fitting and arming.
When you mention the chrysanthemum seal, actually one of those was fitted to the bow of, as I recall, all IJN battleships and aircraft carriers. Aside from that…wow, thanks for the history! (:
Sounds like copy and paste
@@aceofspadesattorney The Yamato's was solid gold however and, if I recall, still lies with the remains of the wreck which is protected under war grave status.
@@eaststarling7805 Nope, I am a historian (albeit a hobbyist) but I genuinely find history interesting and my biggest area of interest is the period between 1890-1950.
I will admit to using Wikipedia and some other history books in my research on the subject but my statement is entire my own words and I am simply sharing the knowledge.
@@launcesmechanist9578 I'm in hs, and my area of expertise is 1910s to the 80s and early 90s
the hilarious thing is that when the Yamato was bombed and torpedoed to death, it actually began listing to the side and eventually capsized. While it capsized it's gun magazines exploded for some strange reason no-one knows and it blew the beautiful ship in half. so, I'd say this video is 50% historically accurate.
well, if this was the musashi i would say 80% accurate.
yes
@The three strikes yea thats the reason
Fun fact - The Yamato took 19 torpedos to sink
That is actually how the real Yamato sink but with Torpedoes and like 5250 bombs
If the ammo stowage was actually in the compartments. The Yamato might split up after a huge explosion
Imagine getting 40 people and getting 2 yamato's and doing a 20v20 ship battle
YAY YAMATO IS MY FAVORATIE BATTLESHIP
i wish that he did the yamato in the kracken
I loved the classic dramatic song!!!! keep up the good work!
Survive just survive!
How Yamato sank
On 1945 April 7th the American operation 10 go was an operation to destroy the Yamato. Apparently, it was the hardest battleship mission for japan when they launched it but the Yamato was actually planned from 1935 and it took them from 1935 to1943. and what Yamato'smission was to protect the island of Okinawa. Then in 1945, they launched the mission or operation with 7 aircraft carriers which = almost 400 planes but they used 396 to attack and I think 148 went down from her, to be honest, she is a mad lad. anyways the Yamato sank before she capsized she was on a 45-degree angle on port and then she capsized and 1 min later she blows up in the main magazine which was so strong to split her in half then she sank in an up-side-down v-break. 3405 death on Yamato and 5 other ships sank.
there you have it
its the IJN YAMATO yah-mah-to
Yamato is my favorite battle ship
Tenno Heika Banzaii!!!!
"Come commander, let us enjoy the sky together."
Loved this Video and history
I love battleships
fun fact: a single main battery of yamato weigh as much as a destroyer
it will be pretty cool
Im a war fan so this is something huge to me
You may possibly be my favorite TH-camr
Cool
So cool
The Yamato was the biggest battleship ever made
It was sunk by torpedoes by Curtiss Helldivers in 1945 near Okinawa.
I say technically you survived since sailors often sunk sinking Warships during WW II
More battleships!!!
Yay another video
“There’s no lifeboats... uhh... that’s not good”
Me: YOU MUST SACRIFICE YOUR LIFE FOR DA EMPEROR
@советский well thats a new subreddit
Can you check out the S/S Normandie 😎
Yesss YAMATO 大和
That one of speaking Japanese Empire
Now we need Space Battleship Yamato 2199 to become a thing in Stormworks.
this video is based on a true story
25th comment yay! im early
Bruh, nice intro. It's been so long since I last watched your videos
Yamato sank like her sister ship
well.. historically accurate!
Battle the bismark vs yamato in multiplayer
You can only call it a survival if you are on the ship till the bombing is over
Can we all agree on this? When Camodo uploads our day get a million times better.
you should with the yamato and musashi and play with od and spy and maybe frustrated gamer ww2 planes only
13:06 Ow That Hurts Man What's Beautiful To That Exploding Me?!
I Think Your The First One To Play The YAMATO In Storm works And Yeah Nice Gameplay Historical Warship Going To Be Sunk By Historical Aircrafts
Nice vid
is it a bird? is it a plane? it’s a- *BOOM*
this sank like the musashi!
7:03 actually Yamato’s main guns caliber is 460mm/18 inch
Top 100 baby
love your vids
Finally
Of course that's how you say it Yamato
I love battleships I am going to sub
It was also the biggest baddest warship made
i just noticed the yamato in this game sunk historically like the musashi did by the same cause of bombs. kinda epic
yea
I will always support you
I LOVE YOUR VIDS
Star Wars Music playing in the background XD
0:51 yes you said it right
That fact that this is accurate to the way it actually sank
I think the sinking part was from the musashi not the Yamato 👌
another fun fact, while it was sinking the forward battery exploded
THAT WAS AWSOME, I LOVE YOUR VIDS!
Dang I hope there's going to be some more battleships like Bismarck USS Missouri and the rest of the Iowa class battleships and destroyers cruisers and heavy cruisers and aircraft carriers because that would be cool
Destroying a hospital in a war is a war crime
You: Were gonan test the guns out in a sec
Me: But it's been more then 1 second
私は日本人です。これはとてもすごいですね。
The Yamato was feared by the navy and airforce but all it took was a few bombs lol
13 bombs and around 9 torpedos
I love the battleship YAMATO
戦艦大和かっこいいですね