@@rundown132 They're a very competent game dev but not a competent anti-cheat dev. I'd guess Tarkov is at a point where they're mainly just milking the game now because of top level greed. Same's happened with Activision.
Ooooh a moment where i actually know different as a qualified rock climbing instructor, forward abseiling is rather easier than he realises these days, technology has actually moved on since he was an active member of the forces, we now have self tending belay devices that can be operated 1 handed and automatically hold the line if you let go, so shooting would be entirely possible. Can't blame him for that though as they only became available on the market in the last 10 years or so and he cannot be expected to be up to date with the lateat climbing apparatus.
I noticed that too. Siege's devs trained with real climbers to ensure they had authentic rappelling back before they decided they didn't want their game to be tactical anymore. There's some BTS footage of them doing the same maneuvers
Gri-gris have been around for a while. I will say that a forward rappel takes a whole lot more practice to perfect than a standard rappel, especially from higher heights as the weight of the rope itself can cause issues. Had a friend try to set up a forward rappel on a 30m climb and he was fighting his rope for the first half of the rappel.
I imagine he'd never see it anyway unless he bought it himself. British Army always use outdated kit cause they're too cheap to properly equip their troops.
Feels like he's so hyped about Tarkov, he's ready to end the session and download the game right away 😂 that was really cool. Can't blame him, the games looks awesome.
He cannot know it from footage only but if he played it or was told how the guns behave in Tarkov he would puke bc Tarkov has the worst gun mechanics out of all FPS. Yeah it is detailed but Tarkov guns punishes tapping or bursting. The recoil is ridiculous for tapping nowhere near realistic. also the elite soldiers are quickly exhausted when holding their guns. He would hate Tarkov
@@flowerpower003 playing scav is different. It has no risks, people sprint around or just chill. It has a long cooldown though, so you cannot only play scavs
Billy's reaction videoes are my favorite gaming content on YT, he respects and totally gets into the source video despite not being a gamer and in the same time educate you on how a real life operation would go. Very charismatic and well articulated man, love to see more of him, thanks GS.
Love to see him look at some Arma ops, maybe some more Tarkov squad tactics, squad, give him doing samples of great tactical games that show more than just the one person since I'm sure he'd tell you: your best bet for survival is another gun on your side
Would be great to see him look into Tarkov some more, look at more of guns, attachments and other elements like NODs and IR flashlights and lasers. Maybe some of the ridiculous weapon modding like the 100 round magazine on the M4A1 and fitting 8 flashlights to the firearm.
The Regiment part unlocked some memories! It was my first tactical shooter before I was even into tactical shooters. Didn't know what I was doing either back in the days.
Billy is a legend, I've listened to his book "The Hard Way" as an audiobook and wow, he's incredible, and to see him helping make content in something I'm interested in (video gaming) is just really heartwarming. He really is an inspiration. Sorry kinda fanboying a bit but yeah I just have major respect for the man.
Wonder if Billy does consulting for video games? He has great understanding and breakdown and unlike some he seems to be able to highlight positives without slandering game elements. I bet he has so much knowledge that could be so useful and he could provide some 'inspiration' for missions/operations. Great video. The coordinated snipers was very interesting, would have thought that was more fantasy.
I respect his opinion he's been in the thick of it and gives his honest thoughts about what he has experienced with the scenarios shown but he also understands the entertainment factor and in the end it's a game he's not a hardass about everything
One thing he missed chatting about that we learned later in basic training was that if you're up against an adversary that is commonly using the same ammunition as you (pretty rare, in reality), it's always worth nicking their magazines and keeping them as a last resort if you run low on your own supply, the important factor being LAST RESORT, as you cannot guarantee that your enemy's ammo is going to be as reliable as your own, but if you're certain that the man you're pilfering from hasn't needed to move through a body of water or been standing in torrential rain for hours before engaging you, then you're about 80% sure his ammo is no more unreliable than your own... Having an extra 40-60 rounds of ammunition that you've nicked from dead bodies never goes astray... This advice can be completely ignored in any part of the African or South American continent, as their handling of weapon supplies is well-known as being sub-par, and it's just not worth picking up and lugging around 3-4kg worth of ammo that may prove to be full of jams...
If he ever sees this, the mask that the first guy from Siege was wearing, was a mask that has cheek filters. The filters are inserted from inside the mask, so they don't have any outside visible ones, except the relief valves
This is the best expert review video I've seen for tactical fps games. The gameplay demos could be better for some, but the variety of games and the input from the expert were excellent
@@eddiel7635 It's usable, but way too heavy for a 5.56. The claims of accuracy were obtained through dubious tests with dubious definitions (all they really showed was practical accuracy was improved with a scoped rifle over iron sights)
5:34 He's looking over the aperture sights, not through it. That means the gun is canted up quite a bit. Beyond 5 metres you would shoot much too high. 5:35 Scopes are zeroed at distances between 25 and 100m (usually). Since the the scope is mounted about 5-7cm above the barrel that means on shorter distances the bullet travels below your sight of aim. In this case you would have put a hole in the hostages arm for sure.
im a multi year Tarkov player. i have military and ec mil friends that cant play it cause the bullet snaps are super realistic. thanks for the PROS view on these shooters
its also amazing that you can see that the people that do the gameplay go out of their way to showcase all the stuff you can do, instead of just popping up some wacky highlights
1:05 I mean it's actually interesting. Like he said they'd never have the Union Cross on their Uniforms, but for the Lore in R6 it does make a lot of sense, with there being multiple ppl from different countries. It just makes it easier to see who is from where
I'd be curious about his take on SOCOM, Operation Flashpoint, World in Conflict (though that is an RTS) and then for a laugh just throw in some mgsv: thephantom pain as a giant curveball - like water pistol action, cardboard box disguises, whatever.
When billy says it’s realistic developers must be like oh yeah. Listening to him is so good because many of the things are sense of course but you don’t think of some of them and when he says it in like oh yeah of course. To think what he and his fellow soldiers have actually really been through and faced. When they are getting shot at there’s no start game again option, I genuinely can’t begin to get my mind round it
I've watched all of his vids so far. The most consistent remark is they never go full auto. They want controlled, accurate bursts. I think I'll play that way from now on just to get more immersive.
I wonder what squad does to sample their weaponry audio As a firearm enthusiast myself I can say it he the most authentic audio of any game I’ve ever heard I don’t have a gaming pc so have never played it but can just tell from the videos. And for me as someone who knows what real military weapons sound like this massively boosts the realism My question though is what do they do to get that audio I mean I’m sure most games from AAA studios sample real weapons like you can tell they are real guns but something about the sampling process doesn’t translate With rounds are fired there is this like after sound almost like an echo but not as well as echos too depending on your surroundings and they just nail it in squad so I wonder what they actually do process wise to get such good samples
12:52- "Every single breath, every single step, every single round, counts." My brain: "Every breath you take, every move you make... I'll be watching you.🎶 " 😆
What I like about games with malfunctions is that you get that feeling of "The loudest sound in the world is a 'click' when you want a 'bang' and a 'bang' when you want a 'click'"
Would love to see Billy on Rainbow Six Rogue Spear actually planning the missions. Would be great to see how successful his approach would be when executed.
Amazing job Billy, nice to see someone who has been there and done it give credit to games that have tried to be as authentic as games will allow. Super cool to see 🤙
Imagine being the literal inspiration for cap. Price from COD...no matter what tabble ur sitting, there´s a solid chance you ARE the most badass on the tabble...
The thing is most of the mistakes in Ready Or Not are actually in the game but aren't shown in the clips, for example. You have to wear a mask if you use CS gas, it is a mechanic. There's also a mechanic that allows you to tell a hostage/hostile to move somewhere or to come to you once they surrender, shame that wasn't shown.
PLEASE GET BILLY SETUP TO TRY ESCAPE FROM TARKOV!! I'd love to see him play it, especially when it's not a level 1 account with base gear playing Offline runs
I'm a bit confused at 5:30, because that is definitely not the right way to aim down the iron sights on a MP5. The character is completely ignoring the rear sight and would shoot high because of that.
i think he was talking about the actual sights on the gun, its probably a representation of point shooting, at close range there is no point lining up the rear and front sight, especially with an aperture sight like that it can be easy to lose the front sight under pressure, but a reference point is still useful so some people will just use the front sight as a reference point to help them line up the shot without taking extra time to find the front sight through the rear sight, at close range you just aim slightly lower and its good enough for ranges of up to 15-20 meters
I mean I don't think you'd be obstructing your view by looking through the pin hole rear sight at that range, and you wouldn't really shoot high if you know where the gun is shooting from that position, I dunno, thought I think he was just talking about the design and holding it rather than aiming.
There's a few weird slip up in there. agreeing with the clearly wrong MP5 sight picture & at 12:26 "immediate action drill" It's a Remediate action drill.
No, it's known as an 'immediate' action drill, i.e. what you do 'right away' to deal with a stoppage. I understand the word 'remediate' means 'to put right' or 'to correct' and would also fit the term '---- action drill'. But 'immediate' is the word used in conjunction with 'action drill' across the British military, NOT 'remediate'.
Show him Ground Branch with decent sized units playing properly I'm part of a milsim team that could give you guys footage if you need it, think he'd be well impressed with that game.
Wonder if he ever reacted to Arma or Swat4. Was curious in most rifles is there a way to know how many rounds are in a mag or is it simply by feeling the weight?
it’s by weight, unless you have a clear PMAG style magazine. no militaries issue them but some special forces have them and some soldiers buy their own.
Some people are very loose with the definition. You'll see people call just about any competitive shooter with emphasis on teamplay a "tactical shooter". Had me stunned when I first saw somebody refer to Valorant as a tac shooter.
Then there's people who'll categorize "tactical shooters" based on military/specops setting. As in, COD:WW2 is a World War shooter, MW2019 is a "tactical" shooter.
i'd always learned that you don't want to press check roller-delayed firearms, such as the MP5. I thought for those, you'd want to perform a *chamber* check.
@josedorsaith5261 I'm not ignoring you, I just can't recall for certain where I heard this! lol I *think* it might have been Johnathan Ferguson, keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, England. if not mistaken, he is a huge fan of the MP5. if this is the case, I'll have to figure out which video it was... I'll try to get back with you...
As a retired navy seal I also have to highly praise tarkov. When I was on my first mission I can not tell how many times people were staring at me through the walls and just aimbotted my buddies, rip buddies
There are flat respirators that go into cheeks. I have an old slavic one. The canisters are important to western militaries because unlike flat ones, which are inserted into the cheeks inside the mask, they can be changed out while still in an unsafe atmosphere.
well if daddy Nikita decides to remove Flea market and traders marketplace, Tarkov would become just like this, hunger for the bullet and more appreciation of slow play style
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love how much respect every expert has for tarkov.
Is it respect? Or just an acknowledgment of the accuracy of the games models?
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Tarkov is very watchable but a nightmare to play if you actually have a life.
If only BSG was only a competent dev. Great game but man how they handle cheaters, content release, etc is abysmal.
@@rundown132 They're a very competent game dev but not a competent anti-cheat dev. I'd guess Tarkov is at a point where they're mainly just milking the game now because of top level greed. Same's happened with Activision.
i love how disgusted he sounds when he mentions the SA80 at the start. brilliant video
British too
😂 Thought he was going to tear into it more
@@Prometheus7272 you could tell he was holding back lol
The moment I saw it, I knew something was going to be said 😂😂
I love my country, but not the people running it. The SA80 still being our primary service rifle is just one of many reasons.
Ooooh a moment where i actually know different as a qualified rock climbing instructor, forward abseiling is rather easier than he realises these days, technology has actually moved on since he was an active member of the forces, we now have self tending belay devices that can be operated 1 handed and automatically hold the line if you let go, so shooting would be entirely possible.
Can't blame him for that though as they only became available on the market in the last 10 years or so and he cannot be expected to be up to date with the lateat climbing apparatus.
interesting
I noticed that too. Siege's devs trained with real climbers to ensure they had authentic rappelling back before they decided they didn't want their game to be tactical anymore. There's some BTS footage of them doing the same maneuvers
Gri-gris have been around for a while. I will say that a forward rappel takes a whole lot more practice to perfect than a standard rappel, especially from higher heights as the weight of the rope itself can cause issues. Had a friend try to set up a forward rappel on a 30m climb and he was fighting his rope for the first half of the rappel.
Possible but how effective can you shoot? Quicker and easier to just to backwards
I imagine he'd never see it anyway unless he bought it himself. British Army always use outdated kit cause they're too cheap to properly equip their troops.
Feels like he's so hyped about Tarkov, he's ready to end the session and download the game right away 😂 that was really cool. Can't blame him, the games looks awesome.
He cannot know it from footage only but if he played it or was told how the guns behave in Tarkov he would puke bc Tarkov has the worst gun mechanics out of all FPS. Yeah it is detailed but Tarkov guns punishes tapping or bursting. The recoil is ridiculous for tapping nowhere near realistic. also the elite soldiers are quickly exhausted when holding their guns. He would hate Tarkov
@@ReuterLIs how being a scav in the game any different to playing bear or the usa guys?
@@flowerpower003 playing scav is different. It has no risks, people sprint around or just chill. It has a long cooldown though, so you cannot only play scavs
@@ReuterL I meant more so gunplay the recoil and such but that’s a shame it’s got a long cool down.
@@ReuterL I wouldn't say it has the worst gunplay, its just, very unique and occasionally annoying.
"None of this automatic nonsense" Ha Haha.... ha...... no one tell him the Tarkov meta.
Billy's reaction videoes are my favorite gaming content on YT, he respects and totally gets into the source video despite not being a gamer and in the same time educate you on how a real life operation would go. Very charismatic and well articulated man, love to see more of him, thanks GS.
Love to see him look at some Arma ops, maybe some more Tarkov squad tactics, squad, give him doing samples of great tactical games that show more than just the one person since I'm sure he'd tell you: your best bet for survival is another gun on your side
Arma is so simultaneously awesome and frustrating!
Would be great to see him look into Tarkov some more, look at more of guns, attachments and other elements like NODs and IR flashlights and lasers. Maybe some of the ridiculous weapon modding like the 100 round magazine on the M4A1 and fitting 8 flashlights to the firearm.
He was definitely digging Tarkov the most out of them all. He liked Squad's atmosphere, but he was duly into in the Tarkov content.
This ^
unfortunately that would require the gamespot journalists to be able to play tarkov
@@ravynbunny7193 all of their footage they use seems to be offline raids, so this wouldnt be a problem
@@peepoclap9479you have to grind that stuff to unlock it and if they play SPT BSG will stike the video.
The Regiment part unlocked some memories! It was my first tactical shooter before I was even into tactical shooters. Didn't know what I was doing either back in the days.
Billy is a legend, I've listened to his book "The Hard Way" as an audiobook and wow, he's incredible, and to see him helping make content in something I'm interested in (video gaming) is just really heartwarming. He really is an inspiration.
Sorry kinda fanboying a bit but yeah I just have major respect for the man.
Wonder if Billy does consulting for video games? He has great understanding and breakdown and unlike some he seems to be able to highlight positives without slandering game elements. I bet he has so much knowledge that could be so useful and he could provide some 'inspiration' for missions/operations. Great video. The coordinated snipers was very interesting, would have thought that was more fantasy.
The Suppressive Fire tips were brilliant, as expected of an expert. The whole Tarkov analysis was great, in fact.
What I love about “Billy” is he can both check the realism and appreciate shock and awe entertainment value
I respect his opinion he's been in the thick of it and gives his honest thoughts about what he has experienced with the scenarios shown but he also understands the entertainment factor and in the end it's a game he's not a hardass about everything
That Eric Cantona comment just shows Billy is truly a peoples man 😂👏🏼
One thing he missed chatting about that we learned later in basic training was that if you're up against an adversary that is commonly using the same ammunition as you (pretty rare, in reality), it's always worth nicking their magazines and keeping them as a last resort if you run low on your own supply, the important factor being LAST RESORT, as you cannot guarantee that your enemy's ammo is going to be as reliable as your own, but if you're certain that the man you're pilfering from hasn't needed to move through a body of water or been standing in torrential rain for hours before engaging you, then you're about 80% sure his ammo is no more unreliable than your own... Having an extra 40-60 rounds of ammunition that you've nicked from dead bodies never goes astray... This advice can be completely ignored in any part of the African or South American continent, as their handling of weapon supplies is well-known as being sub-par, and it's just not worth picking up and lugging around 3-4kg worth of ammo that may prove to be full of jams...
If he ever sees this, the mask that the first guy from Siege was wearing, was a mask that has cheek filters. The filters are inserted from inside the mask, so they don't have any outside visible ones, except the relief valves
And the reason to wear a mask is that he is destroying walls which means there could be asbest and other dangerous chemicals.
This is the best expert review video I've seen for tactical fps games. The gameplay demos could be better for some, but the variety of games and the input from the expert were excellent
This guy is very professional. He should make a book and start a tour.
You can see 3 of his books in the background, plus dates for his tour at the start of this video 😂
@@RBoh its a joke
I laughed at the SA80’s rep being so bad as to deserve such a firm "definitely not used"
It’s a decent weapon now by all accounts
@@eddiel7635 It's usable, but way too heavy for a 5.56. The claims of accuracy were obtained through dubious tests with dubious definitions (all they really showed was practical accuracy was improved with a scoped rifle over iron sights)
5:34 He's looking over the aperture sights, not through it. That means the gun is canted up quite a bit. Beyond 5 metres you would shoot much too high.
5:35 Scopes are zeroed at distances between 25 and 100m (usually). Since the the scope is mounted about 5-7cm above the barrel that means on shorter distances the bullet travels below your sight of aim. In this case you would have put a hole in the hostages arm for sure.
im a multi year Tarkov player. i have military and ec mil friends that cant play it cause the bullet snaps are super realistic. thanks for the PROS view on these shooters
its also amazing that you can see that the people that do the gameplay go out of their way to showcase all the stuff you can do, instead of just popping up some wacky highlights
It's pretty awesome to see games inspired by the SAS' work and to have it come back around in front of an SAS badass. CT is very inspiring work.
As a player of tarkov, and already played battlefield 3 and others, i just love how impressed people get on tarkov LOL
This guy had a real nice vibe, hope you guys get to have him on again someday! :)
1:05 I mean it's actually interesting. Like he said they'd never have the Union Cross on their Uniforms, but for the Lore in R6 it does make a lot of sense, with there being multiple ppl from different countries. It just makes it easier to see who is from where
Would be cool if Billy did full review on Escape from Tarkov, with weapons customizations etc.
This man is the difference between having a bodycount and having a bodycount.
We are privileged to hear a soldier of Billingham's caliber critique these games.
I'd be curious about his take on SOCOM, Operation Flashpoint, World in Conflict (though that is an RTS) and then for a laugh just throw in some mgsv: thephantom pain as a giant curveball - like water pistol action, cardboard box disguises, whatever.
Now I wonder what Mr. Billy would think about Splinter Cell series, 'cuz I love his analysis
When billy says it’s realistic developers must be like oh yeah. Listening to him is so good because many of the things are sense of course but you don’t think of some of them and when he says it in like oh yeah of course. To think what he and his fellow soldiers have actually really been through and faced. When they are getting shot at there’s no start game again option, I genuinely can’t begin to get my mind round it
This guy is from sas who dares wins! great guy!
I've watched all of his vids so far.
The most consistent remark is they never go full auto. They want controlled, accurate bursts. I think I'll play that way from now on just to get more immersive.
I’d enjoy watching him react to a game called Ground Branch since it really focuses on some details other games miss
I wonder what squad does to sample their weaponry audio
As a firearm enthusiast myself I can say it he the most authentic audio of any game I’ve ever heard
I don’t have a gaming pc so have never played it but can just tell from the videos. And for me as someone who knows what real military weapons sound like this massively boosts the realism
My question though is what do they do to get that audio I mean I’m sure most games from AAA studios sample real weapons like you can tell they are real guns but something about the sampling process doesn’t translate
With rounds are fired there is this like after sound almost like an echo but not as well as echos too depending on your surroundings and they just nail it in squad so I wonder what they actually do process wise to get such good samples
This guy is really entertaining to watch. He know the limitations for games, but you can tell that he knows what he is talking about.
The at 7:35 involves a so called press-check, which is this pulling back the charging handle slightly, checking if the round is properly chambered.
Should’ve shown him running 30 feet then being winded in tarkov. Bet he would’ve had a word to say about that
12:52-
"Every single breath, every single step, every single round, counts."
My brain:
"Every breath you take, every move you make... I'll be watching you.🎶 " 😆
This dude is a legend. Love how he can just take everything and measure it up against real world experience and give us the rundown. Awesome 😎
Thank you for putting John McAleese in. It's nice to know what Billy thinks about the legend 😁
What I like about games with malfunctions is that you get that feeling of "The loudest sound in the world is a 'click' when you want a 'bang' and a 'bang' when you want a 'click'"
Would love to see Billy on Rainbow Six Rogue Spear actually planning the missions. Would be great to see how successful his approach would be when executed.
(23:54) Regarding abseiling forward down a wall Mark?? ...... It's just a ball bag tester I LOVE YOU MARK!!!
I love these videos so much! No matter who the expert talking is, keep them coming!
always great watching Billy reacting to these things.
Every time the expert starts talking about not game itself but rather players actions you know - it's a good game
the looting in Tarkov justs make me imagine SAS just henry hovering the enemies after they finished an engagement.
Amazing job Billy, nice to see someone who has been there and done it give credit to games that have tried to be as authentic as games will allow. Super cool to see 🤙
Love, Billy. I’d love to see more videos
this dude is so uplifting and encouraging.
Imagine being the literal inspiration for cap. Price from COD...no matter what tabble ur sitting, there´s a solid chance you ARE the most badass on the tabble...
1:33 “special forces would not use that weapon” the hatred is palpable. IYKYK 😂😂
This guy is awesome. I luv his input 🔥 The real deal 💯
The thing is most of the mistakes in Ready Or Not are actually in the game but aren't shown in the clips, for example. You have to wear a mask if you use CS gas, it is a mechanic. There's also a mechanic that allows you to tell a hostage/hostile to move somewhere or to come to you once they surrender, shame that wasn't shown.
PLEASE GET BILLY SETUP TO TRY ESCAPE FROM TARKOV!! I'd love to see him play it, especially when it's not a level 1 account with base gear playing Offline runs
I'm a bit confused at 5:30, because that is definitely not the right way to aim down the iron sights on a MP5. The character is completely ignoring the rear sight and would shoot high because of that.
I think what he means, is that MP5 iron sights in-game, looks just the way it looks IRL.
i think he was talking about the actual sights on the gun, its probably a representation of point shooting, at close range there is no point lining up the rear and front sight, especially with an aperture sight like that it can be easy to lose the front sight under pressure, but a reference point is still useful so some people will just use the front sight as a reference point to help them line up the shot without taking extra time to find the front sight through the rear sight, at close range you just aim slightly lower and its good enough for ranges of up to 15-20 meters
Saaaaame. I was surprised by that.
I mean I don't think you'd be obstructing your view by looking through the pin hole rear sight at that range, and you wouldn't really shoot high if you know where the gun is shooting from that position, I dunno, thought I think he was just talking about the design and holding it rather than aiming.
I think he would know more than you would. Considering he's done it in real life and you've probably only seen it in a game
Funny how he compliments Tarkov´s Sound :D:D:D anyways i love it when it´s not buggy, really satisfying :O great video thumbs up !
There's a few weird slip up in there. agreeing with the clearly wrong MP5 sight picture & at 12:26 "immediate action drill" It's a Remediate action drill.
No, it's known as an 'immediate' action drill, i.e. what you do 'right away' to deal with a stoppage. I understand the word 'remediate' means 'to put right' or 'to correct' and would also fit the term '---- action drill'. But 'immediate' is the word used in conjunction with 'action drill' across the British military, NOT 'remediate'.
I'm really happy that he can say that something is entertainment rather than just dismissing it entirely
nothing will boil your blood and ready for war than a few gulp of Whiskey 😂
love these reactions from Billy keep em coming GameSpot!
please ask him to take a look at 6 days in Fallujah
Love these videos with billy
This man is awesome! He gets to live out our gameplay experiences irl, what a chad!
Show him Ground Branch with decent sized units playing properly I'm part of a milsim team that could give you guys footage if you need it, think he'd be well impressed with that game.
An honourable mention of the King Cantona 👍🏻
17:03 "dirtybongwater" has disconnected
😂😂😂😂😂
Wonder if he ever reacted to Arma or Swat4.
Was curious in most rifles is there a way to know how many rounds are in a mag or is it simply by feeling the weight?
it’s by weight, unless you have a clear PMAG style magazine. no militaries issue them but some special forces have them and some soldiers buy their own.
Or you just count how many there are as you’re shooting
Bang, 29...
Bang bang, 27.
Bang bang, 25
And so on until 5-1 then change.
I would love to see this guy review different GunTuber's "Tactics". No holds barred.
is siege actually considered a tactical shooter
Used to be
No
Some people are very loose with the definition. You'll see people call just about any competitive shooter with emphasis on teamplay a "tactical shooter". Had me stunned when I first saw somebody refer to Valorant as a tac shooter.
Then there's people who'll categorize "tactical shooters" based on military/specops setting. As in, COD:WW2 is a World War shooter, MW2019 is a "tactical" shooter.
if it has leaning, its a tAcTiCaL sHoOtEr.
This guy is the real deal, remember tho bring him again please.
"Planning and executing operations across the world"
Picture: Him in a bathrobe
1:21
Technically, a majority of the SA80 is in fact made by H&K
his reaction to the tarkov shotgun makes me feel he has tried doing the setup quest haha - excellent game
The character got Balidan batch on his left shoulder. Balidan(sacrifice) is the batch used by Indian Parachute special forces.
i'd always learned that you don't want to press check roller-delayed firearms, such as the MP5. I thought for those, you'd want to perform a *chamber* check.
Why is it a bad idea for roller-delayed arms? Does it stop the rollers engaging the recesses?
@josedorsaith5261 I'm not ignoring you, I just can't recall for certain where I heard this! lol
I *think* it might have been Johnathan Ferguson, keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, England. if not mistaken, he is a huge fan of the MP5.
if this is the case, I'll have to figure out which video it was... I'll try to get back with you...
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Ah, that's quite alright! I'll have a search around myself and edit this comment, should I find an answer
Despite he knows about gaming, he give me a vibe of grandpa being shock by games, and start recounting his war story. Love it
when i aim down sights with an mp5, i make sure to not use the front and rear sights together as they were designed.
Absolutely love this guy. More of him!
I would love to see Billy critique 6 days in fallujah, if you do a part 2 :)
Would've been interesting to hear him talk about Insurgency.
As a retired navy seal I also have to highly praise tarkov. When I was on my first mission I can not tell how many times people were staring at me through the walls and just aimbotted my buddies, rip buddies
Like how the main nods are to tarkov, ready or not and squad exactly the games that I'd expect.
I love these. Billy is perfect for this
There are flat respirators that go into cheeks. I have an old slavic one. The canisters are important to western militaries because unlike flat ones, which are inserted into the cheeks inside the mask, they can be changed out while still in an unsafe atmosphere.
fun fact, PVP in tarkov is all about mag drums and full auto spray lol :D
This guy looks like Michael Rooker. Spot on
him saying "canistah" over and over while viewing siege is so pleasing
he's like "I'm putting myself in this guys state of mind", average tarkov player - "ruble"
not surprised he loves tarkov; that game is a masterpiece.
Mans, I played The Regiment so much back in the day. Best tutorial to this day
When you're moving in on a target, you have to departmentalize the situation correctly and as quick as possible the nearer you get to the target
shoots out lights to hide friendly insertion. friendly comes in with headlights on
You can tell this man is ex-SAS, best in the world
the model for the mp5 may have been good but the game character was not using his rear sight aperture...not sure that's advised
Billy's reaction to Breakpoint was the exact same as mine! Still fun to play, but so cartoonish.
He’s the real deal
it's a shame Tarkov is not much like what was shown these days...what a shame for a game that has infinite potential.
never go for "potential"
How is it not?
well if daddy Nikita decides to remove Flea market and traders marketplace, Tarkov would become just like this, hunger for the bullet and more appreciation of slow play style