Question: if a seal team enters a building like this at night, lets say its a super highly prioritized mission, for example to kill a terrorist leader, do you kill civilians while entering the building in order for them not to scream and alert the bad guys and screw the whole mission up? How would they handle a situation like that?
He was referencing that the guy was walking around with half a magazine in his weapon it’s a smart decision to reload your weapon which is realistic idk why y’all gettin on him after that.
@@JollyGiuseppe Yeah then you end up with all your mags half depleted... But you would just drop em... wouldn't you? My old quatermaster would make a small fortune from these "keyboard" warriors, y'all know you have to PAY for the ones you loose... right? In the REAL world....
@@COhlen American Revolution Soldier reacts to civil war vet reacts to ww1 vet reacting to ww2 vet reacting to retired us marine reacting to korean navy seal playing MW
I am Korean. I have been to the military for 2 years, and to tell you about my experience, I happened to do a review of our army on this channel and I enjoyed it a lot. All Korean men go to the military to serve their mandatory military service because the Korean War is still in a truce that has not ended. It's a hard and painful time, and it's a very meaningful time at the same time. I've been training with the U.S. Army, and the U.S. military I felt before the training they had a lot of witty and warm people. In training, their eyes are full of life and they are quite professional. It was a great experience for me to develop each other while training together. While in the army, I could learn and feel many things and think it is a precious experience. I hope that all the soldiers who work hard in each country will always be safe, healthy, and unharmed.
It depends. For Special Operations I’m not sure but since they can fight unconventional, even if they do pass a body, they can go back and double check. If you’re a standard infantry soldier or Marine, once you pass by a body without double checking you cannot go back and kill them, and if they are alive you have to provide medical care.
We were ordered not asked or told to when in a live show. Take a piss ifbu gotta go ladies kus if u get shot fellas ur nutsak is stiking to ur ass.... I never got alot of his Murphyisms but they always hit the spot! U are missed my brother.and to this day u are loved and RESPECTED. alot of us are still here because u had our 6. Rip Jake Murphy United States FATHER BROTHER SON FRIEND HUSBAND and to me .HERO Angel . Thank u. Always...
@@josephortega769 took me a while to understand what you were saying because of spelling errors, but it should have said "Take a piss if u gotta go ladies, coz if u get shot fellas ur nutsack is sticking to ur ass. But respect to you for serving, big thumbs up
Not only is he taking it slow and methodical as if he was doing it in real life, he's also explaining the rationale and thought process he has. Very interesting watch.
Yea he is explaining everything, so he is very very slowed down, if this where a real mission he would have finished it much faster, these guys train to see everything super fast.
yeah. most interesting reaction vid so far. we all know the graphics are real, but to see someone from that world actually play and explain it like it was a real-world scenario is cool
How is that even a tip to get the golden path trophy? To get golden path you have to go through the house without taking any damage and use only one round per kill.
Good luck bro, my friend from Korea had to serve in the army over 10 years ago and he’s alive and in good shape, (I’m from 🇬🇧 and would not contemplate what it would be like) we’re both 30 now, hope you do too and hope all goes well for you!
I like how Jamesons Travels is reviewing a Korean guy, reviewing Call of Duty. Somewhere in in South Korea, there's probably a Korean guy, reviewing Jamesons Travels, reviewing this Korean guy, reviewing Call of Duty, lol.
Cipheiz That’s why I never got into CoD multiplayer. Not saying I have any real life experience, but I generally prefer the take cover/advance dynamic vs. running around like a madman... and racking up kills as quickly as possible because you will inevitably die at least a few times each game.
Cipheiz if you play search and destroy with a smart team that understands CQB, it changes the entire game. You end up winning every match cause the other team doesn’t understand angles that they are getting shot from, or bounding tactics, or fire and maneuver. Etc. 😂
Yes, I hate when I’m training with my buddies and they accidentally flag me or other people it’s like a pet peeve even if it’s training like u gonna do that when your weapon’s loaded?
i was watching another military training video and they said that's one of the worst things you can get caught doing, is pointing your muzzle at another teammate. you never point it at a teammate and you never let it touch the ground
After watching this video, "Why were Korean soldiers so feared in Vietnam?" showed up in my recommended. If they were as thorough as this man, I think I know why.
Its mainly just engraved into your head as a seal so you dont end up sacrificing one of your brothers, although I'm sure he's had to use it more then once
Reminds me of rainbow 6(1998) and swat 4(2005 I think) they were so good because of one shot kills. You couldn't mess up and you had to control/plan your npc movements in the team. I just couldn't get into the newer versions of rainbow and swat they just got way too arcade like. These days it's just so fast paced by design. If a player fails they'll just redo it and memorize everything until it works.
In search and destroy u need to play realisticly or outplay your opponent by outmaneuvering them by running like a madman. In regular multiplayer the best way to play is running around with no plan and shooting everything before they shoot u by cutting angles with peak advantage or abusing camera angles.Bc if u dont know what u r doing. How is the enemy gonna know what u r doing.
@@huldu I think the SWAT series of games was probably one of the most realistic when it came to behavior like if he saw you and ran into that building he's now in a different position and you have to have had your element blue or red to cover your element and it sucks when you moved your blue element to a certain spot and your teammate says got one of your men down, but in that game everybody was handcuffed and your ailments actually checked in you could bang breach and clear or just breach and clear that game was probably the most underrated game that there was and I'm really sad that there has never been a upgrade to that because the designers and the people who put that game together really put you in you could play the same map a hundred times and never have the same outcome the people will never place in the same areas they never had the same type of guns they never have barricaded the same door sometimes that some doors were locked. Next time they would be open. I probably had the most fun playing swap than I did any of these games today SWAT 3 and SWAT 4 were just excellent games.
I disagree, This is a marine playing Cod for the 1st time whilst filming for whoever. After a day of work and working out dinner and washed he may play differently on his own depending on his mood. Let’s see him play online, I guarantee after an hour he’ll be running and gunning like us civvies.
@@pts13miffy16 he would play online for 5 minutes and call it stupid. He would prob like warzone more, but still he would play very, very tactically. Like camping and checking everything. Probably the type of dude to have a 5 KD lmao. Unless there were objectives, which of course some 12 year old with 500 hours in the game might smack him around
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He’s do will with an FNFAL all skill and aim with that rifle. I never use full auto anymore it’s boring an not fun for me I only use semi autos in my classes
I dont think so, the multiplayer in CoD is not focused in his skillset and experience, but in being literally matrix/rambo xD I think he will be right at home in ArmA III or something similar, i would absolutely watch his content because it would be so perfect man :D
Not necessarily. If there are exploitable physics or weapons mechanics other gamers are taking advantage of, the real professional combatants might find it silly and off-putting. Like no real practioning swordsman will be impressed with *Chivalry Medieval Warfare*
Well considering this dude is most likely and expert marksman, yeah he probably would, but at that point I dont think the double tap is needed since its not a human
He's playing like a experience soldier-operator would in real world. You can see he avoids flagging the other characters (unless hes pointing at an object he wants to describe). You can see he doesn't force his way into a short room and if he does he turns around and looks for work. Great Graphics
It’s fun to play this game realistically on harder difficulties. There’s a lot of games you can play realistically or pseudo-realistically and have a little more fun doing so even if you could speedrun it. On multiplayer, however, realism won’t help you much.
The old Brothers in Arms games were pretty realistic as far as games go I think. But I believe it was developed with the help of former servicemen. The run and gun style got you killed quickly, especially considering it didn't auto heal or provide health packs. Nothing like being really careful and immediately getting killed by a sniper at the end of a level. Lol
@@tomjoad1940 the night version of maps, with no HUD and nods, feels a lot slower and more tactical then main multilayer. It's way more engaging and tense
In some scenario's real life combat is like COD multiplayer and you can have all the training you want if too many nutters come running at once or everybofuly noobtubes accross the map you are likely not going to last long.
The main reason why the characters in this game move so quickly is to keep the average player engaged. Without any risk, the action needs to keep flowing or else players become bored. The developers could have gone the extra mile but it probably would've been criticized by players.
Agree, Cod players will prefer guns blazing rather than realism because that what cod has been for decades and cod is known to be fast-paced. If players want good realism they could try and opt to arma iii which will give them more realism compare to this triple A titles that is intended for teens.
Paul NOT The Real McCartney you clearly haven’t played CoD 4 then. Not every moment needs to be shooting an enemy. And too much action is just as bad as no action. There needs to be pacing. If you watched Act Man video what makes a good CoD campaign he mentions how it’s more impactful to face a small bunch of intelligent enemies than face an army of idiotic ones. And go watch Raycevick’s “How CoD lost its identity.”
@@howdoichangemyusername9802 i like both pre black ops 2 cod and arma 3 and Paul is correct. Though comparing a military simulator to a more action based game is a little bit unfair.
huge galaxy brain in all honesty making a game completely realistic would suck. Imagine getting fail screen because you accidentally aimed your gun at a teammate or you didn’t put a bullet in an enemy that’s already down. That’s where the suspension of disbelief comes into play.
A lot of people dont think like that. Have you seen all the realism modules for ARMA3 ? I personally get bored very quickly of those arcade shooters. I enjoyed the tension in old rainbow six and ghost recon titles when you would go down in one or two hits with no auto heal. It felt very rewarding to execute a mission effectively.
I find it REALLY neat that unlike I think everyone else I've seen play this scenario, he actually avoids aiming at his teammates like at 3:02, I mean I know that's something you wanna do in real life, as pointed out by several other vets who reviewed other gamers' playthrough, but is super awkward to do in practice in this style of video game as you also gotta turn the whole camera to a side
I have no military background and yet when I played this game I always was taking my time and clearing rooms to the best of my ability but watching this I never knew about clearing behind curtains or in cabinets, looking at the walls to figure out the layout of the next room behind a door, the rear security and the IR patches, this really gives me a better understanding of how to properly do these things.
The 2nd review video of his is more interesting because he was not familiar with the game in the 1st review but he got used to the game play and he shows many tactical movements and explains details.
I have played through the campaign in it's entirety on the 'realistic' difficulty at a methodical and thorough pace. I'll admit, it took me probably four times longer than it would playing it the way most do, but I had more fun and discovered a few interesting things along the way that you'd normally miss with a blink. As for the multiplayer. No chance. The player versus player modes require very little military or tactical knowledge and becomes more of a muscle memory task. Keep up the great work, JT!
Im addicted to this man. Vets reacting to Things and explaining what they do or didnt do. Especially the Rear Guard. I ve been always doing that in squad based games just looking out for our mates butts! Man I really wanna join the army :( Oh shiiit this guy double checks for kills hahasdjhasdhajds
I think whoever makes COD should get a focus group of guys like this together, have them play their game realistically, and pay close attention to what they say they would be afraid of or worried about. Implement that and I bet you would have the most "realistic" game like this.
I think I remember reading somewhere that they did have SOF advisors for this game. There's no way the Clean House mission would've come out the way it did without some military input
@@Soloeagle54 right, and then there was the controversy about revealing tactics and why it's probably not a good idea to do that. The less normies know, the safer we all are, sort of thing. Our tactics also can't be used against us as easily, etc.
There's a Gadget Show episode where they had Andy McNabb, ex-SAS, use 360 degree projection simulator with motion tracking and a motion floor, so you actually had to move. The biggest difference was the speed - the SAS guy was ultimately slower as he fully cleared every aspect and wouldn't move forward until he was satisfied - rather than steam through as a normal 'player' would. This is good to watch too - you should check out some ARMA 3 vids - two hours of gameplay and a single shot is game over, no respawn.
To answer your question Jameson, yes you could play the entire game through like this, but few would have the wherewithal or patience to do so. It does make for some unique content however and can be interesting in snippets
i really really like that he seems to be actually quite experienced seeing his aim. normally if veterans play some sort of video game like this they dont know the controls very well, which is totally okay but to me it just makes so much more sense that the dude whos experienced in real life can actually translate as much as possible into the game.
There's a follow-up video of him playing Wolf's Den (Bin Laden Mission), he's definitely better at the game for moving slow. He's much better than most players on their first run, because he is rarely surprised/caught off guard.
SWAT 4 is wonderful! Really teaches you to check the area layout, and check your fire - every unnecessary use of force or kill deducts points - too many and mission failed. Weapon sounds were a bit off, so I hacked together a weapon sound pack from Rainbow Six: Raven Shield and ported it over - real loud inside buildings. Cooperative missions were a real treat - set a mission time limit so you can't just peek a camera under every door, then breach and clear, ready or not, pray for the best.
Being in a form of SF during my duty to my country, "hole in the head" isn't just what it meant. It means that someone is down and no matter with what weapon we use, we're always trained to do double taps no matter what, one to the general area of torso and one to the neck or head.
The cool thing about this mission is that it doesn't let you fly through it. It's very slow and deliberate so that you feel every shot and mistake you make. Really great game design.
The guy is totally meticulous, and clearly a pro. But I think the thing that surprised me the most was his ammo conservation. Even after double checking all bodies he still had ammo to spare and didn't have to reload. Meanwhile a gamer would blow through the level completely full auto
Yes Jameson! I actually play this like it’s real life all the time. I have a clan and all of my buddies do it too. We use the CQB training we’ve learned from the Military to play Warzone. We do quite decent in fact. Being that we all have a good feel for MOUT, we were are able to modify and utilize the effective tactics to keep up with the fast paced game.
I'm a disabled combat veteran myself. 11B. while deployed I was always point man on every mission. I'm 6ft5 when I enter a room it's my job to relay any pertinent information to my team as fast as possible like "short" means it's a small room only 1 additional. When I play games I always play tactically. But I realize that you have to be more Rambo than teammate. crazy.
All the games you mentioned while slower, aren't much better realism wise. Even with hardcore roleplaying regiments in arma where they are using "real" roomclearing tactics, you still would get easy killed in regular online plays. Mouse and keyboard is too fast and lag compensation is a bitch for anyone looking to play super realistically. This mission is far more realistic than any gameplay you'll see in the games you are mentioning.
@@annekedebruyn7797 I respectfully disagree with you. I am a hardcore Arma 3 player myself. It seems you get a lot of facts wrong. I assume that it could probably just you, but when I watch the best real milsim in the Arma 3, most of them figured out a key combination called ctrl+c to slow their movements down. In that regards, the issue you mentioned about that the keyboard and mouse causing the movement fast can be compensated. Besides, there are actually a large number of mods to increase the already stunning realism level of the Arma 3 comparable to that of the VBS, which is the one the Korean mentioned (interestingly it is being developed by Bohemia Simulation belonged to the Bohemia Interactive, the company that develops the Arma 3, and even the same engine, Real Virtuality 4) and used by various nations military simulations and training, including the South Korean Military. Kuiil is right to say that for realism in the computer gaming, Arma 3 and the Arma franchise is a good try.
Being out of the Army Infantry I have tried many times to just try basic tactics and it's worked. The hard part is finding others who want to play tactical. Usually it's always a meat grinder but I've played with people tactical before and smothered other players. It's a roll of the dice I believe in this game. Great video man, love your content. Hooah
What I sometimes dislike about Call Of Duty titile is the lack of pre planning that goes into every assault, breach, or spec ops mission. It would have made the game lose its high stakes/ fast action gameplay, but it would save the player from running into a room blindly. We as the players have no idea of the layout of this apartment complex. We the players did not go over practice simulations over what to expect. All that the players are given is a target and objective, but that’s not enough. The beauty of actual breach and clear operations is how people are able to act under life threatening situations and trust one and other. But part of the experience of what makes a Call Of Duty title is really just the shock and all of it all. Going into a building blindly is deadly, but it is entertaining. Following an infantry without prior knowledge of what the objective is, is what makes the gameplay so extreme and exciting. But Realistically, if the military has a lock on a specific target, that takes months to plan and conduct.
Holy balls I just realized at 9:47-9:48 he noticed the shotgun leaning on the wall after shooting the first hostile. I did not know there even was a shotgun there until my 5th playthrough of this mission lol
See playing the game as if it's real depends, in campaign mode you're essentially a god and playing it like it's real slows you down but in multiplayer going slowly being careful is an actually valid tactic and can save you from a number of the things that would normally get you eliminated
He’s got that right, tactics constantly evolve, what you learned X years ago, could be out dated when you go with a squad or platoon in current times. What I learned 10 years ago is different what they do today on the field.
As an operator, I can truly appreciate the level of detail in this game. Yes it's a game and they won't get it right, but they did a damn good job. It's probably the best I've seen in a game. Lastly, anyone with tactical training know it's just a game and for enjoyment/entertainment. On that note, you just have fun and play it as a game. If we scrutinized every action, there wouldn't be a "fun" factor. However, for the sake of this video, his thoughts were well received. Respectfully
I remember being this analytical when I first got into shooters when I first got home from Afghanistan and out of the Marine Corps. There are some things you can apply when it comes to fast pace games however depending on the mode will allow such methodical movements. Other than that, you’re moving slow, your dead. For example, look at my Battlefield 4 videos on my channel.
Games can't replicate real life. Especially the _fatigue and exhaustion_ ; no amount of game mechanics can communicate how difficult it is to aim while catching breath after running several hundred metres.
This mission is meant to depict realism, so even regular people who play this mission take it slow and they don't rush it. The mission is meant to be done in stealth and sometimes if you mess up, the game will often say that you alerted the enemy. Also of course it doesn't get it right all of the times but not all games are always guns blazing
Super cool to see how someone with a completely different mind set sees these games. Me being just a regular civilian don’t ever think that deep into the situations
I wish they would make a whole game like this. Maybe have a planning section that you do yourself before scenario. Also make it like the old SOCOM games where you are in command and give instructions through your headset mic.
Realistic ? No. But the game's really good, not your typical "you can survive 3 straight bullets" bullshit. I prefer the original Insurgency over sandstorm though
I would love to play along side this guy. Been teaching my children to play as he thinks with great success, but alas, now they cannot find competent players to team up with!
"So they know you're coming .....unless they've got on Beats headphones and are rockin' out" LOL in all of your videos there is at least one one-liner that gets me. Thanks
Ad 5:40, your right about that. When I played day of defeat in the early 2000s I was getting crushed online, because I played it too slow and to realistically. Some people knew that I was in the army back then and asked if it was like the real thing. I said no, in reality you don’t rush everywhere like in a game, because death lures around every corner if you are careless. There is sometimes a time for a rush and a time to take your time.
There used to be games that had to be played like this. I remember very well howq long it took me to complete the first Mission in Graw2, Ghost recon advanced Warfighter. You had to control four Soldiers and use them to secure corners and your six. walk out on a street without checking and your teamsa gets mowed down by an MG 300 metres down the road before you know whats happening. I lo´ved that game. That whole genre of tactical shooters seems to have died when Ghost recon and Rainbow Six tried to copy Call of duty. They dont make games like this or SWAT4 anymore, or Ravewn shield.
The not moving part in the beginning is true. Not military here but did a lot of sports, our football team had a play on just having the person with the ball stand still and not move. About 80% of the time people would just ignore you since you aren't moving. Always blew my mind
More gameplay videos. Tell me where I am wrong - th-cam.com/play/PLeU0ya-0QayRH7FEf_zLtzrLu3beMgoO6.html
Question: if a seal team enters a building like this at night, lets say its a super highly prioritized mission, for example to kill a terrorist leader, do you kill civilians while entering the building in order for them not to scream and alert the bad guys and screw the whole mission up? How would they handle a situation like that?
You need to react to some farcry outpost taking videos.
Have one of these seals play a tom Clancy’s game, Those are more realistic then call of duty. The sneaking element in the game is critical.
@@dogge9101 They just take immediate physical action and calm their target, they don't shoot civilians period. big, big trouble if they do
You should review the Swedish costal Rangers from 1980s
Let me get this straight, An American Marine is watching a Korean SEAL play a SAS operative in a video game ? This is what TH-cam was made for.
Mr. Worldwide
Reviewception
The best crossover yet
A former Royal Marine did this as well, TH-cam goodness 😆
Hell yeah
He plays like somebody who didn’t have a save and reload option would, which makes sense!
Sounds different to real Life... 😅😉
Imagine how nice it would be to have a save & load feature in this game called "Life".
You mean he plays realisticly.
He was referencing that the guy was walking around with half a magazine in his weapon it’s a smart decision to reload your weapon which is realistic idk why y’all gettin on him after that.
@@JollyGiuseppe Yeah then you end up with all your mags half depleted... But you would just drop em... wouldn't you? My old quatermaster would make a small fortune
from these "keyboard" warriors, y'all know you have to PAY for the ones you loose... right? In the REAL world....
Next video: WWII Veteran watches a retired US marine reacting to a Korean navy seal playing MW
Now we are talking. Guy reacts to guy reacting about guy reacting.
@@JamesonsTravels lmao this reminds me of a south park episode with pewds where cartman became a youtuber LMAO
Lmaoo it’s like reactception
@Knuckles and then civil war vet reacts to ww1 vet reacting to ww2 vet reacting to retired us marine reacting to korean navy seal playing MW
@@COhlen American Revolution Soldier reacts to civil war vet reacts to ww1 vet reacting to ww2 vet reacting to retired us marine reacting to korean navy seal playing MW
Imagine playing dead, then he comes in to double check his kills.
FrenzyBoi that’s the point of the double check
Hey, just like the Christchurch guy
Error 404 what the hell is wrong with you?
@@SpaceForceRecon What the fuck dude
The game should have simulated this actually and throw ppl off. Never seen a game where enemies you thought were dead come back up
I am Korean. I have been to the military for 2 years, and to tell you about my experience, I happened to do a review of our army on this channel and I enjoyed it a lot. All Korean men go to the military to serve their mandatory military service because the Korean War is still in a truce that has not ended. It's a hard and painful time, and it's a very meaningful time at the same time. I've been training with the U.S. Army, and the U.S. military I felt before the training they had a lot of witty and warm people. In training, their eyes are full of life and they are quite professional. It was a great experience for me to develop each other while training together. While in the army, I could learn and feel many things and think it is a precious experience. I hope that all the soldiers who work hard in each country will always be safe, healthy, and unharmed.
@John mark Ogayon yeah north korea is fuck
Hey I’m in 진해 and work with ROK navy sometimes !
I guess mandatory military service makes sense when you've got North Korea as a neighbour lol.
I feel bad for NK people it’s required if they run their whole family is killed or jailed
@@australium7374 its fucked up what fat boy is doing
The double checking part is pretty chilling... you’re not getting away from these guys, playing dead is not a strategy
It depends. For Special Operations I’m not sure but since they can fight unconventional, even if they do pass a body, they can go back and double check. If you’re a standard infantry soldier or Marine, once you pass by a body without double checking you cannot go back and kill them, and if they are alive you have to provide medical care.
@@UsamaBeenHidin in training we're taught to basically perforate any bodies you see until you pass them, because you're not allowed a second chance
@@kontrabanned yes
playing dead was never an option against that guy.
@Gaza yute ye
Within SEALs there is a phrase to love by which is "DON'T RUN TO YOUR DEATH" slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
My old sergeant was rather fond of saying "undue haste makes waste"
We were ordered not asked or told to when in a live show. Take a piss ifbu gotta go ladies kus if u get shot fellas ur nutsak is stiking to ur ass.... I never got alot of his Murphyisms but they always hit the spot! U are missed my brother.and to this day u are loved and RESPECTED. alot of us are still here because u had our 6. Rip Jake Murphy United States FATHER BROTHER SON FRIEND HUSBAND and to me .HERO Angel . Thank u. Always...
@@josephortega769 took me a while to understand what you were saying because of spelling errors, but it should have said "Take a piss if u gotta go ladies, coz if u get shot fellas ur nutsack is sticking to ur ass. But respect to you for serving, big thumbs up
@@Jinn174 i still can't understand what he said
I told that to a green beret and he said "fuck that, slow is slow and fast is fast"
Not only is he taking it slow and methodical as if he was doing it in real life, he's also explaining the rationale and thought process he has. Very interesting watch.
Yea he is explaining everything, so he is very very slowed down, if this where a real mission he would have finished it much faster, these guys train to see everything super fast.
And it makes me convinced that all Koreans have looks at a showbiz level, too
yeah. most interesting reaction vid so far. we all know the graphics are real, but to see someone from that world actually play and explain it like it was a real-world scenario is cool
"If you have a gun, you die."
A severely underrated tip for the Golden Path trophy
How is that even a tip to get the golden path trophy? To get golden path you have to go through the house without taking any damage and use only one round per kill.
I'm an 18 year old Korean studying in an American university and will be serving in the army for 2 years starting next year. Wish me luck
Luck
Wish your good luck, buddy!
- Staff Sergeant, serving of duty in the ROKAF
Good luck bro, my friend from Korea had to serve in the army over 10 years ago and he’s alive and in good shape, (I’m from 🇬🇧 and would not contemplate what it would be like) we’re both 30 now, hope you do too and hope all goes well for you!
@@franklin2967 thank you sir, I'll need it!
good luck my dude
I like how Jamesons Travels is reviewing a Korean guy, reviewing Call of Duty.
Somewhere in in South Korea, there's probably a Korean guy, reviewing Jamesons Travels, reviewing this Korean guy, reviewing Call of Duty, lol.
Reviewing inception
I am the one you are saying lol
To my surprise im also one of korean whose watching this video
@@changnam5355 레드셀 영상 보다가 추천영상에 뜸 ㅋㅋ
Another one right here
He's watching it all. He's noting angles and overwatch and things that you don't notice without the training
And allso gamer rule chek every corner... Campers are all over the Place!
Totally. Very vigilant. Even dead-checked with taps to the left and the right lol.
Cipheiz Not to mention that in COD enemies will spawn as close to you as possible.
Cipheiz That’s why I never got into CoD multiplayer. Not saying I have any real life experience, but I generally prefer the take cover/advance dynamic vs. running around like a madman... and racking up kills as quickly as possible because you will inevitably die at least a few times each game.
Cipheiz if you play search and destroy with a smart team that understands CQB, it changes the entire game. You end up winning every match cause the other team doesn’t understand angles that they are getting shot from, or bounding tactics, or fire and maneuver. Etc. 😂
I like how he "double checks" everyone.
Well you dont want anyone to shoot you in the back cause you failed to confirm the kills
I’ve always done that playing call of duty campaigns. I have no military training but I’ve always done it just in case
Doesn’t that violate the Geneva convention? Harming a downed/wounded soldier?
@@imasealarparparparp5821 that's more if they are clearly no longer a threat. In this case it is for the safety of the men to make sure they are dead
I just fucking love the free LEADsik procedure he did at 9:00...
3:02 I love how he turns away his gun when his buddy passes Infront of him
Yes, I hate when I’m training with my buddies and they accidentally flag me or other people it’s like a pet peeve even if it’s training like u gonna do that when your weapon’s loaded?
i was watching another military training video and they said that's one of the worst things you can get caught doing, is pointing your muzzle at another teammate. you never point it at a teammate and you never let it touch the ground
After watching this video, "Why were Korean soldiers so feared in Vietnam?" showed up in my recommended. If they were as thorough as this man, I think I know why.
US troops: We cleared this area out lets move out
Korean troops: Just sec...gonna double check these trees
Trees *STARTS SWEATING PROFUSELY*
It was because the military age males lived through the Korean War and hated communism
Man, seems like this Korean guy has been in ruthless situations with al these double tapping.
Its mainly just engraved into your head as a seal so you dont end up sacrificing one of your brothers, although I'm sure he's had to use it more then once
@@thebiggusdonnus8453 oh yeah I dont doubt he does for sure
Security rounds
Seals are sent to the toughest parts in the middle east. They encounter more combat than in months than an average soldier will in years.
as an army officer probably said once: “2 shots is better than 1”
I played it realisticly too , and I think it's way more fun than just sprinting in and shooting everything without a plan.
Reminds me of rainbow 6(1998) and swat 4(2005 I think) they were so good because of one shot kills. You couldn't mess up and you had to control/plan your npc movements in the team. I just couldn't get into the newer versions of rainbow and swat they just got way too arcade like. These days it's just so fast paced by design. If a player fails they'll just redo it and memorize everything until it works.
Rainbow siege should make a story game like this
In search and destroy u need to play realisticly or outplay your opponent by outmaneuvering them by running like a madman. In regular multiplayer the best way to play is running around with no plan and shooting everything before they shoot u by cutting angles with peak advantage or abusing camera angles.Bc if u dont know what u r doing. How is the enemy gonna know what u r doing.
@@huldu I think the SWAT series of games was probably one of the most realistic when it came to behavior like if he saw you and ran into that building he's now in a different position and you have to have had your element blue or red to cover your element and it sucks when you moved your blue element to a certain spot and your teammate says got one of your men down, but in that game everybody was handcuffed and your ailments actually checked in you could bang breach and clear or just breach and clear that game was probably the most underrated game that there was and I'm really sad that there has never been a upgrade to that because the designers and the people who put that game together really put you in you could play the same map a hundred times and never have the same outcome the people will never place in the same areas they never had the same type of guns they never have barricaded the same door sometimes that some doors were locked. Next time they would be open. I probably had the most fun playing swap than I did any of these games today SWAT 3 and SWAT 4 were just excellent games.
He plays it like if he would play it on Veteran and that is how you need to play vet missions cuz if u run n gun u r mostly dead.
This is proof of the old adage. Veterans can't play games without acting like it's reality lol.
I disagree, This is a marine playing Cod for the 1st time whilst filming for whoever. After a day of work and working out dinner and washed he may play differently on his own depending on his mood. Let’s see him play online, I guarantee after an hour he’ll be running and gunning like us civvies.
@@pts13miffy16 oh lordie. He was a Korean Special Forces guy not a Marine.
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Nah it’s a video game do what you. If I play squad or arma then yeah I’m using every tool in my shed. If I’m playing call of duty I’m fucking around.
@@pts13miffy16 he would play online for 5 minutes and call it stupid. He would prob like warzone more, but still he would play very, very tactically. Like camping and checking everything. Probably the type of dude to have a 5 KD lmao. Unless there were objectives, which of course some 12 year old with 500 hours in the game might smack him around
The Korean guy: double checking his kill
enemy on the floor faking death:👁👅👁
He literally said "Oi why are you in such a hurry pissman!?" when price rushes the top floor😂
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"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast"
I am sure all my infantry brothers have heard that when doing room clearing operations/MOUT
I heard this in my EMT class
@@Kratos510e same, we had a cop help when teaching my EMT class and always said this
That fella has a solid aim, he'd do well in the main game playing multiplayer.
Dunno, real life tactics in multiplayer fall apart to the amount of people just running everywhere without fear of death
@@gkky_ His aim alone would pull him through. Plus his ability to adapt to new tactics would also apply in this case.
I feel like he would be a "creeper"...not really a camper, but moving around slowly while he has his spots. IF he was to play multiplayer.
I’m gunna guess his t-bagging the ai he deff gets down in multiplayer and dips them boys regularly on people 😂
He’s do will with an FNFAL all skill and aim with that rifle. I never use full auto anymore it’s boring an not fun for me I only use semi autos in my classes
Lmfao the Korean guy if he was in multiplayer I feel like he would be a very good player once understanding the faster pace the game is played at
Kinda doubt it, everyone’s to unpredictable and stupid in the online sessions
The sweats will get him
best of luck to him dealing with the quickscopers
I dont think so, the multiplayer in CoD is not focused in his skillset and experience, but in being literally matrix/rambo xD
I think he will be right at home in ArmA III or something similar, i would absolutely watch his content because it would be so perfect man :D
Not necessarily. If there are exploitable physics or weapons mechanics other gamers are taking advantage of, the real professional combatants might find it silly and off-putting.
Like no real practioning swordsman will be impressed with *Chivalry Medieval Warfare*
"Double Tap" one of Zombieland's rules. This guy would definitely survive that lol
Well considering this dude is most likely and expert marksman, yeah he probably would, but at that point I dont think the double tap is needed since its not a human
@@that0nenea282 He was talking about the perk, "Double Tap root beer"
In reality, youd probably use your knife to slit his throat.
....then end up in a military tribunal.
Call of Duty is full of shit.
@@Titan.TheWolf He should've been talking about Jugger-Girl...
He's playing like a experience soldier-operator would in real world. You can see he avoids flagging the other characters (unless hes pointing at an object he wants to describe). You can see he doesn't force his way into a short room and if he does he turns around and looks for work. Great Graphics
It’s fun to play this game realistically on harder difficulties. There’s a lot of games you can play realistically or pseudo-realistically and have a little more fun doing so even if you could speedrun it.
On multiplayer, however, realism won’t help you much.
Pseudo realism. I like that term. I'm gonna use that more often
I'm not gonna lie when the realism mode came out with the night mode I dead checked every body I saw
The old Brothers in Arms games were pretty realistic as far as games go I think. But I believe it was developed with the help of former servicemen. The run and gun style got you killed quickly, especially considering it didn't auto heal or provide health packs. Nothing like being really careful and immediately getting killed by a sniper at the end of a level. Lol
@@tomjoad1940 the night version of maps, with no HUD and nods, feels a lot slower and more tactical then main multilayer. It's way more engaging and tense
In some scenario's real life combat is like COD multiplayer and you can have all the training you want if too many nutters come running at once or everybofuly noobtubes accross the map you are likely not going to last long.
"If you dont confirm it can bite you in the ass literally" this guy is great
This applies to Warzone
I would trust my life with the Korean SEAL. Because that's exactly how I would play it out. Slow, deliberate, precise.
why does Jamesson look so serious
also the Korean guy has an amazing aim and reaction time for his 1st time wow
prolly his first time playing mw, but not his first time on shooters or video games in general
@@deltanize9618 This does make more sense to be honest
@@deltanize9618 very competitive between far east pro players-russian csgo intervieweé
First time playing MW 2019, not his first time with games lol
Every korean have good aim
Jameson has the face of a father who just discovered his daughter has an onlyfans
Relatable.
😂😂😂😂 that so accurate!!
Underrated
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These guys (ROKN UDT/SEALs) are true legit warriors.
The main reason why the characters in this game move so quickly is to keep the average player engaged. Without any risk, the action needs to keep flowing or else players become bored. The developers could have gone the extra mile but it probably would've been criticized by players.
Agree, Cod players will prefer guns blazing rather than realism because that what cod has been for decades and cod is known to be fast-paced. If players want good realism they could try and opt to arma iii which will give them more realism compare to this triple A titles that is intended for teens.
Paul NOT The Real McCartney you clearly haven’t played CoD 4 then. Not every moment needs to be shooting an enemy. And too much action is just as bad as no action. There needs to be pacing. If you watched Act Man video what makes a good CoD campaign he mentions how it’s more impactful to face a small bunch of intelligent enemies than face an army of idiotic ones. And go watch Raycevick’s “How CoD lost its identity.”
@@howdoichangemyusername9802 i like both pre black ops 2 cod and arma 3 and Paul is correct. Though comparing a military simulator to a more action based game is a little bit unfair.
huge galaxy brain in all honesty making a game completely realistic would suck. Imagine getting fail screen because you accidentally aimed your gun at a teammate or you didn’t put a bullet in an enemy that’s already down. That’s where the suspension of disbelief comes into play.
A lot of people dont think like that. Have you seen all the realism modules for ARMA3 ?
I personally get bored very quickly of those arcade shooters. I enjoyed the tension in old rainbow six and ghost recon titles when you would go down in one or two hits with no auto heal. It felt very rewarding to execute a mission effectively.
This guy is a pro, one can tell.. The level of details in his speech, his soft voice...A real pro
I find it REALLY neat that unlike I think everyone else I've seen play this scenario, he actually avoids aiming at his teammates like at 3:02, I mean I know that's something you wanna do in real life, as pointed out by several other vets who reviewed other gamers' playthrough, but is super awkward to do in practice in this style of video game as you also gotta turn the whole camera to a side
Watching the video with a pretty bad hangover, makes it a lot easier to recover haha. Thanks for all the content.
Respect to this man, clear, patient, smart
I have no military background and yet when I played this game I always was taking my time and clearing rooms to the best of my ability but watching this I never knew about clearing behind curtains or in cabinets, looking at the walls to figure out the layout of the next room behind a door, the rear security and the IR patches, this really gives me a better understanding of how to properly do these things.
The 2nd review video of his is more interesting because he was not familiar with the game in the 1st review but he got used to the game play and he shows many tactical movements and explains details.
I think I saw that one. I figure the gameplay and reality is different.
I have played through the campaign in it's entirety on the 'realistic' difficulty at a methodical and thorough pace. I'll admit, it took me probably four times longer than it would playing it the way most do, but I had more fun and discovered a few interesting things along the way that you'd normally miss with a blink. As for the multiplayer. No chance. The player versus player modes require very little military or tactical knowledge and becomes more of a muscle memory task.
Keep up the great work, JT!
Nah there is some tactics that apply in multi like flanks and breaches
Awesome, I look forward to experiencing it.
That's why I like to play realism on multi. No HUD, nvgs. It seems more tactics based then
@@Token_Black_Guy idk what game you're playing but mw multiplayer isn't it lol, tactics are basically thrown out the window at that point
@@tommylundy2495 to bad nods are gone
Reacting to reaction videos. I knew this time would come.
Can anyone react to this video? That would be sonethign
@@shovon9412 haha that would be legit
It’s like Inception, but not.
Nice username
@@aiGeis im reacting to a comment on someone reacting to a reaction video. this time finally came
Im addicted to this man. Vets reacting to Things and explaining what they do or didnt do. Especially the Rear Guard. I ve been always doing that in squad based games just looking out for our mates butts! Man I really wanna join the army :(
Oh shiiit this guy double checks for kills hahasdjhasdhajds
Your clones are very impressive you must be very proud
Do it! 💯
I think whoever makes COD should get a focus group of guys like this together, have them play their game realistically, and pay close attention to what they say they would be afraid of or worried about. Implement that and I bet you would have the most "realistic" game like this.
but cod doesnt go for realism , its an arcade shooting.
if it switches to realism, it will lose most of the fanbase
@@THEKINGOFBEAN just a gamemode
@@THEKINGOFBEAN a gamemode, you die in one or two shots.
I think I remember reading somewhere that they did have SOF advisors for this game. There's no way the Clean House mission would've come out the way it did without some military input
@@Soloeagle54 right, and then there was the controversy about revealing tactics and why it's probably not a good idea to do that. The less normies know, the safer we all are, sort of thing. Our tactics also can't be used against us as easily, etc.
I like how he explains all the roles and what people would be doing if this was real. It’s cool
There's a Gadget Show episode where they had Andy McNabb, ex-SAS, use 360 degree projection simulator with motion tracking and a motion floor, so you actually had to move. The biggest difference was the speed - the SAS guy was ultimately slower as he fully cleared every aspect and wouldn't move forward until he was satisfied - rather than steam through as a normal 'player' would. This is good to watch too - you should check out some ARMA 3 vids - two hours of gameplay and a single shot is game over, no respawn.
To answer your question Jameson, yes you could play the entire game through like this, but few would have the wherewithal or patience to do so. It does make for some unique content however and can be interesting in snippets
The Korean military is abunch of warriors, it was an honor to have worked at their side.
i really really like that he seems to be actually quite experienced seeing his aim. normally if veterans play some sort of video game like this they dont know the controls very well, which is totally okay but to me it just makes so much more sense that the dude whos experienced in real life can actually translate as much as possible into the game.
I always play this game tactically, it just feels like a game that should be.
There's a follow-up video of him playing Wolf's Den (Bin Laden Mission), he's definitely better at the game for moving slow. He's much better than most players on their first run, because he is rarely surprised/caught off guard.
link?
the fact that he’s playing it slow is kinda cool i play MW at a real fast pace but the way he plays it is interesting
allow me to present to you SWAT 4 or just any swat games for that matter, pretty magical stuff maybe you played it already :^)
SWAT 4 is wonderful! Really teaches you to check the area layout, and check your fire - every unnecessary use of force or kill deducts points - too many and mission failed.
Weapon sounds were a bit off, so I hacked together a weapon sound pack from Rainbow Six: Raven Shield and ported it over - real loud inside buildings.
Cooperative missions were a real treat - set a mission time limit so you can't just peek a camera under every door, then breach and clear, ready or not, pray for the best.
Being in a form of SF during my duty to my country, "hole in the head" isn't just what it meant. It means that someone is down and no matter with what weapon we use, we're always trained to do double taps no matter what, one to the general area of torso and one to the neck or head.
The cool thing about this mission is that it doesn't let you fly through it. It's very slow and deliberate so that you feel every shot and mistake you make. Really great game design.
The guy is totally meticulous, and clearly a pro. But I think the thing that surprised me the most was his ammo conservation. Even after double checking all bodies he still had ammo to spare and didn't have to reload. Meanwhile a gamer would blow through the level completely full auto
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Love hearing you say ‘unless having beat headphones on” was wearing my beats headphone and man this thing don’t let outside sound pass trough XD
“this bit- uhm.... this friendly woman over here” IM DEADDDD 😂😂😂😂
Yes Jameson! I actually play this like it’s real life all the time. I have a clan and all of my buddies do it too. We use the CQB training we’ve learned from the Military to play Warzone. We do quite decent in fact. Being that we all have a good feel for MOUT, we were are able to modify and utilize the effective tactics to keep up with the fast paced game.
You are so right about everything you pointed out in this reacts, James. Nice clip.
I'm a disabled combat veteran myself. 11B. while deployed I was always point man on every mission. I'm 6ft5 when I enter a room it's my job to relay any pertinent information to my team as fast as possible like "short" means it's a small room only 1 additional. When I play games I always play tactically. But I realize that you have to be more Rambo than teammate. crazy.
Lol to be fair COD is like a Michael Bay movie, you're better off reacting to ARMA, Squad and Tarkov game-play for realism.
All the games you mentioned while slower, aren't much better realism wise.
Even with hardcore roleplaying regiments in arma where they are using "real" roomclearing tactics, you still would get easy killed in regular online plays.
Mouse and keyboard is too fast and lag compensation is a bitch for anyone looking to play super realistically.
This mission is far more realistic than any gameplay you'll see in the games you are mentioning.
@@annekedebruyn7797 I respectfully disagree with you. I am a hardcore Arma 3 player myself. It seems you get a lot of facts wrong. I assume that it could probably just you, but when I watch the best real milsim in the Arma 3, most of them figured out a key combination called ctrl+c to slow their movements down. In that regards, the issue you mentioned about that the keyboard and mouse causing the movement fast can be compensated. Besides, there are actually a large number of mods to increase the already stunning realism level of the Arma 3 comparable to that of the VBS, which is the one the Korean mentioned (interestingly it is being developed by Bohemia Simulation belonged to the Bohemia Interactive, the company that develops the Arma 3, and even the same engine, Real Virtuality 4) and used by various nations military simulations and training, including the South Korean Military. Kuiil is right to say that for realism in the computer gaming, Arma 3 and the Arma franchise is a good try.
Those games aren’t realist either
Especially tarkov yes
What a bunch of gamers...
There is a part 2 of this video and it's even more impressive. You should check it out!
I watched another from him. very interesting.
I want to see more videos of him playing more missions and multiplayer. See how he deals with a bunch of kids without fear of dying.
Being out of the Army Infantry I have tried many times to just try basic tactics and it's worked. The hard part is finding others who want to play tactical. Usually it's always a meat grinder but I've played with people tactical before and smothered other players. It's a roll of the dice I believe in this game. Great video man, love your content. Hooah
What I sometimes dislike about Call Of Duty titile is the lack of pre planning that goes into every assault, breach, or spec ops mission. It would have made the game lose its high stakes/ fast action gameplay, but it would save the player from running into a room blindly. We as the players have no idea of the layout of this apartment complex. We the players did not go over practice simulations over what to expect. All that the players are given is a target and objective, but that’s not enough. The beauty of actual breach and clear operations is how people are able to act under life threatening situations and trust one and other. But part of the experience of what makes a Call Of Duty title is really just the shock and all of it all. Going into a building blindly is deadly, but it is entertaining. Following an infantry without prior knowledge of what the objective is, is what makes the gameplay so extreme and exciting. But Realistically, if the military has a lock on a specific target, that takes months to plan and conduct.
Holy balls I just realized at 9:47-9:48 he noticed the shotgun leaning on the wall after shooting the first hostile.
I did not know there even was a shotgun there until my 5th playthrough of this mission lol
*I'm just gonna say it, I love Korean people. This guy's a great!!*
*Now I actually know how we're supposed to play FPS from now on!*
See playing the game as if it's real depends, in campaign mode you're essentially a god and playing it like it's real slows you down but in multiplayer going slowly being careful is an actually valid tactic and can save you from a number of the things that would normally get you eliminated
He’s got that right, tactics constantly evolve, what you learned X years ago, could be out dated when you go with a squad or platoon in current times. What I learned 10 years ago is different what they do today on the field.
As an operator, I can truly appreciate the level of detail in this game. Yes it's a game and they won't get it right, but they did a damn good job. It's probably the best I've seen in a game. Lastly, anyone with tactical training know it's just a game and for enjoyment/entertainment. On that note, you just have fun and play it as a game. If we scrutinized every action, there wouldn't be a "fun" factor. However, for the sake of this video, his thoughts were well received.
Respectfully
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I remember being this analytical when I first got into shooters when I first got home from Afghanistan and out of the Marine Corps. There are some things you can apply when it comes to fast pace games however depending on the mode will allow such methodical movements. Other than that, you’re moving slow, your dead. For example, look at my Battlefield 4 videos on my channel.
I have to congratulate you, because that was the smoothest self advertisment i've seen in a comment, most people just ask to watch the channel.
Jameson really says “😐” when he laughs
I wish it showed some other parts of that mission, like when the teammate got shot through the door.
Games can't replicate real life. Especially the _fatigue and exhaustion_ ; no amount of game mechanics can communicate how difficult it is to aim while catching breath after running several hundred metres.
He just called Captain Price "FOOL" LOL i love it.
I love how the way he use modded gta 5 soldier character for his mw video thumbnail 😂
I think it was the reverse. That is a SK Seal. GTA pro took the pic.
This mission is meant to depict realism, so even regular people who play this mission take it slow and they don't rush it. The mission is meant to be done in stealth and sometimes if you mess up, the game will often say that you alerted the enemy.
Also of course it doesn't get it right all of the times but not all games are always guns blazing
I like how he is showing the realism and not trying to beat the game.
Super cool to see how someone with a completely different mind set sees these games. Me being just a regular civilian don’t ever think that deep into the situations
I wish they would make a whole game like this. Maybe have a planning section that you do yourself before scenario. Also make it like the old SOCOM games where you are in command and give instructions through your headset mic.
just him being korean gives him +100 gaming skills
When u realize the thumbnail isnt real life but a photo taken of a korean navy seal model in GTA 5
@Jamesons Travels This is one of your better analysis videos I liked this one a lot.
navy seal dude has a lot of interesting insights
Imagine sleeping and this guy comes in the room and is just like: ‘left side, and then we’ll get the right side’
"This bit...uh i meann...friendly woman over here"
you should check out games like squad or insurgency:sandstorm for more “realistic” gameplay
Arma too
Insurgency sucks like Battlefield and Call of Duty
@@fllpsk ok
@@rival3dddd yup insurgency is kinda arcadey
Realistic ? No. But the game's really good, not your typical "you can survive 3 straight bullets" bullshit. I prefer the original Insurgency over sandstorm though
He’s the first guy I see that’s clearing that last left corner. That’s pure training taking over.
whenever I play this specific mission and others like it I do play as if it were real and I end up having more fun being slow and deliberate
I would love to play along side this guy. Been teaching my children to play as he thinks with great success, but alas, now they cannot find competent players to team up with!
We are watching someone who is watching someone play as someone in a game that looks like reality
"So they know you're coming .....unless they've got on Beats headphones and are rockin' out" LOL in all of your videos there is at least one one-liner that gets me. Thanks
Ad 5:40, your right about that. When I played day of defeat in the early 2000s I was getting crushed online, because I played it too slow and to realistically. Some people knew that I was in the army back then and asked if it was like the real thing. I said no, in reality you don’t rush everywhere like in a game, because death lures around every corner if you are careless. There is sometimes a time for a rush and a time to take your time.
This specific mission is meant to be played tactically that’s what makes it so good and my favorite mission
Love the fact that he doesnt reload after firing some shots.
Noob🤣
There used to be games that had to be played like this. I remember very well howq long it took me to complete the first Mission in Graw2, Ghost recon advanced Warfighter. You had to control four Soldiers and use them to secure corners and your six. walk out on a street without checking and your teamsa gets mowed down by an MG 300 metres down the road before you know whats happening. I lo´ved that game.
That whole genre of tactical shooters seems to have died when Ghost recon and Rainbow Six tried to copy Call of duty.
They dont make games like this or SWAT4 anymore, or Ravewn shield.
The good old Ghost Recon Games
I think games like counterstrike and valorant play alot slower than popular fps - the game modes warrant slow and peeking movements than rushing in.
"And I'll follow the train"
That's CJ'S job my dude
This is way too underrated
@@Nizzynaenae LOL thanks, I tried🙂
The not moving part in the beginning is true. Not military here but did a lot of sports, our football team had a play on just having the person with the ball stand still and not move. About 80% of the time people would just ignore you since you aren't moving. Always blew my mind
Probably the most interesting one I've seen on all your clips. Pretty cool to see how the pros work