B.J. Blazkowicz infiltrates a Forced Labor/Concentration Camp in annexed Croatia (Camp Belica). This video was fully recorded, played and edited by me, the video contains footage from Wolfenstein The New Order.
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@@SanctusPaulus1962 yeah, it'll definitely not make you immortal, but it does make you so much harder to kill. the usual dude would probably die under the situations that blazko does, but he just wears it. (also he never canonically gets shot) and so the only canon damage is the brain damage and the grenade to the face
@@Dubulcle Not really. There was a connection between the two in the old Wolfenstein and Doom games, but to your credit it's possible that this is no longer the case with the newer incarnation of the Wolfenstein games.
@@LordKasadoad This is not the case for any wolfenstein game. It's probably one of the greatest myths. They *did* think about making that connection, but I was indeed not actually included. It wouldn't even make sense anyway since there's 0 mention of the lengthy Nazi empire in DOOM other than odd references, which isn't the same as saying they're actually related.
that was my thought when i first played this lol i was like "wait why did they let him keep that? it wasn't even like he was hiding it, it was right there in his hand!" it does kind of ruin the scene a bit
@@Blackstar-yd3yfthe selection thingy wasnt lucky, in earlier parts both Bubi and Engel said he had Aryan facial and praised his physique, so in the camp definetly they recognized sth
I like how the torturer stabs him once and knocks him out instantly while blazkowicz and a different nazi stab the shit out of eachother multiple times and he just tanks it
Canonically Blazko stops the stab with his left hand (left trigger for console & right click for PC) so he never got stabbed in the chest multiple times
That torture was a joke, the real Nazis would have done a lot worst. They might have used him for experiments, see how long it takes for a man to die on the snow. Or they might use electricity, amputate organs, do surgery without anesthesia, remove teeth, test all kinds of drugs on him. There was better torture in the last Grand Theft Auto game.
@@wahtx7717 I had to google it, they did horrible things, and Emperor Hiro Hito supported their expansion. I don't know if he knew what they were doing, maybe the Emperor thought he was supporting disease eradication.
Fun fact about Wolfgang = 2:49 in the video. In the game = Wolfenstein : Old Blood : Wolfgang was a soldier in the SS Paranormal Division under Helga von Schabbs. He appears in the first mission as a guard at Castle Wolfenstein. He later appears at Helga's party in Wulfburg, being thrown out of a room by another soldier for "using" a photo of the man's fiancée. Wolfgang appears to be drunk and weakly defends himself by saying that he found the photo in the restroom and asks "What else was I supposed to do with it?". He survives the attack of shamblers and capture of the town by the allies. Between March 1946 and 1960, Wolfgang was promoted to Oberscharführer and transferred from the Paranormal Division (which was likely disbanded after the Wulfburg incidents) to serve as a guard under Irene Engel at Camp Belica. He appears in Camp Belica with Frau Engel and Bubi, overseeing the arrival of prisoners to the gas chambers. When Bubi convinces Engel to send one of the prisoners, a disguised B.J. Blazkowicz, to the concrete mixing chambers instead, Wolfgang shoves B.J. out of the line and through a nearby door to be registered and tattoed. It is likely that Wolfgang was killed by B.J. during his short but intense stay in the camp (probably as one of the guards encountered near the battery scene), but his fate is not confirmed.
we not gonan talk about how he says "the guards are watching us closely" and blazkowicz proceeds to chuck a giant piece of metal, in front of the guards, into the machine and no one reacts?
The storytelling in this level is wayyy too fast in general, unfortunately. It's a bad representation of the industrial character of mass extermination that happened in those camps. Huge missed chance.
@@railworksamerica The people who worked in those camps weren't some run-of-the-mill, badly paid guards. They were completely indoctrinated, convinced ideologues. Otherwise they wouldn't have been capable of doing this job for a prolonged period of time. Payment was of no concern. Not that they were actually paid badly in the first place, by the way. In fact, they were considered the elite of the SS - the entire Totenkopfdivision was comprised of former concentration camp personnel.
TBH Blaskowicz would have been beaten up or shot for breaking the machine. They were not that friendly. Also the barrack bunks were WAY too big and the clothing fabric looks way too comfortable.
Well in this timeline machines are more advanced plus the soldiers just don't give a damn they are working like it's a dead-end job which it probably is since concentration camps are normal.
@@mexicanpanda84 even then, we know that the guards at concentration camps beat up, killed and r ed the people there just cause they wanted to. I heard there was a Nasi woman who had furniture made from human skin. So much inhumane experimentation on prisoners. It was much more horrifying ^censored cause idk if it will be suppressed.
@@HunterDev-tehepikguest Lol, absolutely not. He didn't see him as a person, he saw him as a play thing. Dude was running a fucking death camp. It was his choice to have execution lines in the first place.
@@majorevangelism Irene Engel is the Camp Director. If you rewatch the video, Bubi had to plea with her for her to do something. If you're talking about his potential role in the camp design and order, I don't think he had the position for that.
6:05 that "Ja" that the german soldier said in particular that tone of voice is the most accurate thing ive seen in a game. Just a simple affarmitive but it has everything. Speaking as a guy growing up in germany - this is real and i love the game for these little details.
The best part is not translated: 6:16 - Oh well, suppose we shut down for the day, yes? -Yes -Fine, lets go drinking (In German, they don’t use the word „trinken“ which is the 1:1 translation to drinking. They use „saufen“ which is drinking but in a more excessive way, like drinking really much or: Let’s hammer us completely down) -Come with me In german its so much funnier lmao
Interesting to see how much the voices are different from the german version. In the german version the guards speak without accent but here they have bavarian/austrian accent by diffrent actors with the same text. Bombate's german voice lines have a stereotypical afrikan accent, altough very minor. Here he speaks english with a few yiddish? words in between. I guess there is no yiddish in the german version, because of censorship (subjugated/inprisoned folk are referred to as "Abweichler"/deviants instead of jews, sinti, roma or else) and/or because the yiddish words are similar to many german words with the same meaning and wouldn't be noticed by a native german listener or only in a complete yiddish sentence. The way he speaks Bombate could be a northafrican-jew a religious group that was only recently/ a few decades ago oficially recognised by the wider jewish community. They even have stone/clay tablet copies of the 10 commandments and basket arks to house them. Historians believe that back in the day this was a common way for smaller groups to transport their copies of "God's most important laws". A nice touch off them to put this in the game. Also one off the few moments in american cinema/games were german characters speak actual/intelligble german, not like "Indiana Jones". Tbf russian and other foreign language lines in american movies are often badly written aswell, like the "It was just a f**** dog" line in John Wick were the gauy actually told John "to go f****" himself
i am an german and i think wolfenstein is intresting because the designers didnt seem to have informed them in any way about german archietecture and how the rules in this kind of germany were while at the same time i really loved how they do the people sometimes the people arent very well done but for example the guards in the maintaince had an good northern german accent actet like they were german they were well done
@@SanctusPaulus1962 my friend we germans have an specific way of architecture which is very different from for example the american style we put a lot of effort into designing The best layouts for our camps for example in Sachsenhau*en you needed just one mashineguntower to overwatch every part of the camp it was so good designed that the americans stole the design and used it till the eighties for their prisons and the soviets just continued using the camp for prisoners as cruel as the places were they were extreamly well planned especially the later ones cause in the end the SS was an buissness they wanted to maximise Profits so they did put thought into it The camp in Wolfenstein isnt built in an good way its uncontrollable too many rooms not throughshootable buildingmaterials we know of around 10 guards for one block and they have atleast 2 blocks we know that 20 guards minimum+ a few of those robots who are defintily not cheap the camp is not well designed
@@SanctusPaulus1962 also the Nazis aktually wanted to have an psychological effect on them thats why often they wrote on the walls or houses in the camps again example of Sachsenha*sen at the houses was written arbeit macht frei the favourite qoute of Heinrich H*mmler leader of the SS
@@Goliath_Ooze Im german we dont understand humor ((could also be cause im autistic)that explains why i know so much about german architecture and history)
As a German it just feels so surreal hearing the guards talk in such a casual way that only people who know each other would use. They aren’t even using „official“ words, for example „joa“ is just a very casual „ja“ (yes). I guess it could be translated as „yeah“. Such absolute monsters speaking like what they are doing is just another job to be done. One of them even has an accent that sounds like where I’m from, it’s not even a stereotypical version of it or all that heavy. I guess what I’m trying to say is that it’s so shocking that they sound like they could be anyone. Not some psychopath monster or stereotypical German, just an average dude
This was also the case for some German officers during WW2. I heard it years ago but I remember someone interviewing/spending time with a German officer- describing him as "eerily human."
Keep in mind nobody was drafted to work in a concentration camp, they had to volunteer. I also believe that the environment can change us. If you ever get a chance, watch Das Experiment, is the German version of The Experiment, based on The Stamford Prison Experiment by Dr. Zimbardo. In that experiment, people were chosen at random to be prisoners and guards. The experiment was supposed to last three weeks, it lasted like four days. A lot of bad things happened.
That's one of the things that the Wolfenstein reboots did very well. The main characters, good and bad, are all over-the-top in one way or another, but the rest? They're all people you could pass by in the grocery store or share an elevator with. A subtle reminder that even atrocity can be internally justified as no different from office work.
The soundtrack playing in the sequence with stomp-robot is "Escape from Camp Belica (Herr Faust Alt)" by Fredrik Thordendal and Mick Gordon. OST in this game is so cool.
For those whom it may concern: There is a Belica/ Belch vilage in modern Day Croatia. During ww2 it was along with Ober Murr region given to Magyar Kiralysag. Also try as I may... Nolimestone quarry is located in that Region, but there is a hill called Zelezna Gora near by (10-15 miles away). So Yeah... Now You dear reader know, just like I, of a random small village somewhere down in the south of central Europe. (I wasted too much time trying to find this, sorry croatians)
because its a labor camp. Can't have prisoners be holocaust levels of emaciated if you want them to work your usual 18-20 something hours of labor for at least a week.
he does actually understands german and can badly speak it, its shown in old blood where they are in a infiltration mission when the other character says '' dont try to speak, your german is afwul,,.
@@ratatataget, he clearly does not understand German, how can one understand a language that they can not speak?? When asked if he is a Frankfurter, he replies with: "Yes, one hot dog". Why dare to use two English words in a German sentence?? He was lucky to get away with it only because they thought he was making a stereotypical joke about Americans. If you notice, the subtitles also state the words in German, rather than English, another subtle hint that he does not understand the language as most games, when a protagonist can understand the language spoken, the subtitles are translated to English, like Karl Fairburne from Sniper Elite.
@@H.M.SKingGeorgeV as I quote WESLEY: ok your german frankly its atroucius so no talking. so he can speak it but badly. wolfenstein old blood 1 mision intro cutseen
@@ratatataget, and why is his German atrocious?? I wonder.. 🤔🤔 Perhaps it is because he barely understands a word of it and therefore is unable to speak it?? 🤔🤔🤯🤯 Not a very bright light, are you. Doesn't take a master linguist to figure that one out, buddy..
@@ratatatagethe can read and hear but he is shit at speaking Germans Same reason why some people who can listen to music are horribly tone deaf when singing
6:10 "Oh the bearings melted, (talking in a slight dialect) we need maintenance donw here, so we close for today? Yes we close, do you wanna get wasted? Yes lets go!"
They casted two German speaking voice actors with Austrian accent and the employee who made the English subtitles didn't bother to properly transcribe or translate their dialogue? That's weak, here's the proper convo @ 06:07 Soldier 1: How's she looking? Can we start again? Soldier 2: The bearings are molten. We need some technicians down here. Soldier 1: But they'll come back tomorrow... well, let's finish for today, right? Soldier 2: Jo Soldier 1: Come let's get wasted Soldier: 2: Why not? Attention prisoners, factory is closed for today, go back to your quaters immediately. Inmates from block 4 through the red gate, inmates from block 6 through the blue gate. The cuff titles (Ärmelstreifen) on their jacket sleeves read Heimatschutz which means Homeguard.
At 6:17 they dont just say "lets shut down for today". They actually say "lets shut down for today and go drink (alcohol)". Idk why but I think its nice to know this little extra detail
I love the scene at 6:08. Because im German myself i understand everything and its funny that the guards are just saying that the maintenance crew comes tomorrow so they are just going to drink instead of work. However its not shown in the subtitles
It’s one of two possibilities, death or “forgiveness”. I’d like to imagine she “forgave” the baby for being what it is and had it placed somewhere else since she didn’t immediately drop it. (I am saying “forgive” because it’s transgression is it’s bloodline.)
Bro they still got them in the 60s? Like within 5 years so many had died that I doubt in 20 there would be any left than those lucky enough to escape their grasp.
The Nazis probably took some examples from Schindler that a well fed and healthy labor camp = more productive factory while they still torture and execute some of the prisoners I wonder what happened to Schindler in this universe
@@Kokangalanguhmmm I hope you strictly mean you dont like his political views and not that this place is not the right place to talk about politics containing the apartheid state.
he may or may not be magical in the game immediately prior to this one, he kept a magic medallion in his pocket that let him control reality, my theory is he's still got some magic in his system from using it so much
How dare you, my grandpa was killed in the Holocaust, the nazis made him run into a wall with a tunnel painted on it. He told us how they killed him while he bit my younger brothers foreskin off.
BJ at 20HP with a knive stuck in his Torso: crawls out of an already aflame incinirator. Idc if he doesnt feel pain he would be dead. And they realy let him keep the Battery? and the let Seth keep a remote they had no clue what it was doing? ngl bad writing
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I like how the guard just watches you toss the metal into the mixer and doesn't say a thing.
It's a good excuse to go get wasted i guess
"They don't pay me enough for this shit"
he doesn't get paid enough.
"Eh, fuck it. If management is not gonna do anything about it, neither am I."
Fr
It's wild how Blazkowicz just shrugs off being stabbed in the abdomen with a knife like it's not the serious life threatening wound it actually is.
In Old Blood he gets stabbed repeatedly in the Shoulder Blade whilst escaping the Castle Wolfenstein Prison
it's canon that the brain damage he got was the pain center, so he can essentially take a tank round to the chest and keep walking
@@nukedukem6 Just because you can't feel anything, doesn't mean you suddenly become unable to die.
@@SanctusPaulus1962 yeah, it'll definitely not make you immortal, but it does make you so much harder to kill. the usual dude would probably die under the situations that blazko does, but he just wears it. (also he never canonically gets shot) and so the only canon damage is the brain damage and the grenade to the face
Blazkowicz gigachaddery as always
are we not gonna talk about how he was in the process of being cremated and shrugged it off
I mean BJ is an ancestor to the Doom Slayer / Doom Guy after all.
@@LordKasadoadToo angry to die, Too stubborn to give up
@@LordKasadoad This is a myth btw. It was originally this but they scrapped it.
@@Dubulcle Not really. There was a connection between the two in the old Wolfenstein and Doom games, but to your credit it's possible that this is no longer the case with the newer incarnation of the Wolfenstein games.
@@LordKasadoad This is not the case for any wolfenstein game. It's probably one of the greatest myths. They *did* think about making that connection, but I was indeed not actually included. It wouldn't even make sense anyway since there's 0 mention of the lengthy Nazi empire in DOOM other than odd references, which isn't the same as saying they're actually related.
I like how he was allowed to keep the battery and still had it during the execution.
Presumably they didn't bother searching him.
The Nazi is lazy...
that was my thought when i first played this lol i was like "wait why did they let him keep that? it wasn't even like he was hiding it, it was right there in his hand!" it does kind of ruin the scene a bit
Yeah no way 😂 first he gets lucky at zhe selection and than this . He died here the rest is just the Dmt going through your bod before Ou die
@@Blackstar-yd3yfthe selection thingy wasnt lucky, in earlier parts both Bubi and Engel said he had Aryan facial and praised his physique, so in the camp definetly they recognized sth
@@minhphupham85 Yo how do I beat the giant robot in London project whisper? I tried like 30 times but he never died.
I like how the torturer stabs him once and knocks him out instantly while blazkowicz and a different nazi stab the shit out of eachother multiple times and he just tanks it
Canonically Blazko stops the stab with his left hand (left trigger for console & right click for PC) so he never got stabbed in the chest multiple times
That torture was a joke, the real Nazis would have done a lot worst. They might have used him for experiments, see how long it takes for a man to die on the snow. Or they might use electricity, amputate organs, do surgery without anesthesia, remove teeth, test all kinds of drugs on him. There was better torture in the last Grand Theft Auto game.
@@guts-141you could do that?
@@blucolifethat sounds like unit 731. they did all of that.
@@wahtx7717 I had to google it, they did horrible things, and Emperor Hiro Hito supported their expansion. I don't know if he knew what they were doing, maybe the Emperor thought he was supporting disease eradication.
6:08 as a german myself, I have to say how brilliantly the german voice actors portrayed a typical german conversation.
This „joa“ was amazing😂
"Komm Gemma saufen"
War die Kirsche on top.
@@Noneofyourbusiness-xy9ep aber hallo😂
Sympathisch man kann sich unterhalten
But the translation is often not accurate
A German and a laughing emoji is like seeing Norway occupied by Mexicans.
Fun fact about Wolfgang = 2:49 in the video. In the game = Wolfenstein : Old Blood : Wolfgang was a soldier in the SS Paranormal Division under Helga von Schabbs. He appears in the first mission as a guard at Castle Wolfenstein. He later appears at Helga's party in Wulfburg, being thrown out of a room by another soldier for "using" a photo of the man's fiancée. Wolfgang appears to be drunk and weakly defends himself by saying that he found the photo in the restroom and asks "What else was I supposed to do with it?". He survives the attack of shamblers and capture of the town by the allies. Between March 1946 and 1960, Wolfgang was promoted to Oberscharführer and transferred from the Paranormal Division (which was likely disbanded after the Wulfburg incidents) to serve as a guard under Irene Engel at Camp Belica. He appears in Camp Belica with Frau Engel and Bubi, overseeing the arrival of prisoners to the gas chambers. When Bubi convinces Engel to send one of the prisoners, a disguised B.J. Blazkowicz, to the concrete mixing chambers instead, Wolfgang shoves B.J. out of the line and through a nearby door to be registered and tattoed.
It is likely that Wolfgang was killed by B.J. during his short but intense stay in the camp (probably as one of the guards encountered near the battery scene), but his fate is not confirmed.
Wolfgang is a common German name.
we not gonan talk about how he says "the guards are watching us closely" and blazkowicz proceeds to chuck a giant piece of metal, in front of the guards, into the machine and no one reacts?
Right?
It's not like he couldn't have been animated as more sneaky...
The guards aren’t being paid enough so they do not care
The storytelling in this level is wayyy too fast in general, unfortunately. It's a bad representation of the industrial character of mass extermination that happened in those camps. Huge missed chance.
@@railworksamerica The people who worked in those camps weren't some run-of-the-mill, badly paid guards. They were completely indoctrinated, convinced ideologues. Otherwise they wouldn't have been capable of doing this job for a prolonged period of time. Payment was of no concern. Not that they were actually paid badly in the first place, by the way. In fact, they were considered the elite of the SS - the entire Totenkopfdivision was comprised of former concentration camp personnel.
TBH Blaskowicz would have been beaten up or shot for breaking the machine. They were not that friendly.
Also the barrack bunks were WAY too big and the clothing fabric looks way too comfortable.
Definitely pretty privilege, Blazkow looks like the stereotypical Aryan
honestly yeah, those prison uniforms looked pretty damn nice. The reality was way more horrific than this
This is post war genocide. Germany has far more resources to go around.
Well in this timeline machines are more advanced plus the soldiers just don't give a damn they are working like it's a dead-end job which it probably is since concentration camps are normal.
@@mexicanpanda84 even then, we know that the guards at concentration camps beat up, killed and r ed the people there just cause they wanted to. I heard there was a Nasi woman who had furniture made from human skin. So much inhumane experimentation on prisoners. It was much more horrifying
^censored cause idk if it will be suppressed.
He would have died if it weren't for the Camp Director's lover.
Well someone had some humanity left in them
@@HunterDev-tehepikguest Lol, absolutely not. He didn't see him as a person, he saw him as a play thing. Dude was running a fucking death camp. It was his choice to have execution lines in the first place.
@@majorevangelism Actually, no. Frau Irene Engel runs the show at the camp. Not Hans "Bubi" Winkle.
@@majorevangelism Irene Engel is the Camp Director. If you rewatch the video, Bubi had to plea with her for her to do something. If you're talking about his potential role in the camp design and order, I don't think he had the position for that.
And yet he thanked his benefactor by plunging a knife into his head. Evil bastard
6:05 that "Ja" that the german soldier said in particular that tone of voice is the most accurate thing ive seen in a game. Just a simple affarmitive but it has everything. Speaking as a guy growing up in germany - this is real and i love the game for these little details.
Its more of a : Joa 😂
Joa komm gehen war saufen
Du bist einen nathgyu boi.
The best part is not translated:
6:16
- Oh well, suppose we shut down for the day, yes?
-Yes
-Fine, lets go drinking
(In German, they don’t use the word „trinken“ which is the 1:1 translation to drinking.
They use „saufen“ which is drinking but in a more excessive way, like drinking really much or:
Let’s hammer us completely down)
-Come with me
In german its so much funnier lmao
German efficiency all the way. Even in time management. Shit breaks and can't be fixed? Go drink beer instead.
Interesting to see how much the voices are different from the german version. In the german version the guards speak without accent but here they have bavarian/austrian accent by diffrent actors with the same text. Bombate's german voice lines have a stereotypical afrikan accent, altough very minor. Here he speaks english with a few yiddish? words in between. I guess there is no yiddish in the german version, because of censorship (subjugated/inprisoned folk are referred to as "Abweichler"/deviants instead of jews, sinti, roma or else) and/or because the yiddish words are similar to many german words with the same meaning and wouldn't be noticed by a native german listener or only in a complete yiddish sentence. The way he speaks Bombate could be a northafrican-jew a religious group that was only recently/ a few decades ago oficially recognised by the wider jewish community. They even have stone/clay tablet copies of the 10 commandments and basket arks to house them. Historians believe that back in the day this was a common way for smaller groups to transport their copies of "God's most important laws". A nice touch off them to put this in the game. Also one off the few moments in american cinema/games were german characters speak actual/intelligble german, not like "Indiana Jones". Tbf russian and other foreign language lines in american movies are often badly written aswell, like the "It was just a f**** dog" line in John Wick were the gauy actually told John "to go f****" himself
Yeah, it's not like saying "let's go drinking," more like "let's go get completely hammered."
@@killaship Sauf'n
German humor. You will laugh.
i am an german and i think wolfenstein is intresting because the designers didnt seem to have informed them in any way about german archietecture and how the rules in this kind of germany were while at the same time i really loved how they do the people sometimes the people arent very well done but for example the guards in the maintaince had an good northern german accent actet like they were german they were well done
Yeah, I'm sure the Nazis were super concerned about reflecting authentic German architecture when designing their concentration camps...
@@SanctusPaulus1962 my friend we germans have an specific way of architecture which is very different from for example the american style we put a lot of effort into designing The best layouts for our camps for example in Sachsenhau*en you needed just one mashineguntower to overwatch every part of the camp it was so good designed that the americans stole the design and used it till the eighties for their prisons and the soviets just continued using the camp for prisoners as cruel as the places were they were extreamly well planned especially the later ones cause in the end the SS was an buissness they wanted to maximise Profits so they did put thought into it The camp in Wolfenstein isnt built in an good way its uncontrollable too many rooms not throughshootable buildingmaterials we know of around 10 guards for one block and they have atleast 2 blocks we know that 20 guards minimum+ a few of those robots who are defintily not cheap the camp is not well designed
@@SanctusPaulus1962 also the Nazis aktually wanted to have an psychological effect on them thats why often they wrote on the walls or houses in the camps again example of Sachsenha*sen at the houses was written arbeit macht frei the favourite qoute of Heinrich H*mmler leader of the SS
@@cutemutadedbearwithtwoheadsit was a joke..
@@Goliath_Ooze Im german we dont understand humor ((could also be cause im autistic)that explains why i know so much about german architecture and history)
As a German it just feels so surreal hearing the guards talk in such a casual way that only people who know each other would use. They aren’t even using „official“ words, for example „joa“ is just a very casual „ja“ (yes). I guess it could be translated as „yeah“. Such absolute monsters speaking like what they are doing is just another job to be done. One of them even has an accent that sounds like where I’m from, it’s not even a stereotypical version of it or all that heavy.
I guess what I’m trying to say is that it’s so shocking that they sound like they could be anyone. Not some psychopath monster or stereotypical German, just an average dude
This was also the case for some German officers during WW2. I heard it years ago but I remember someone interviewing/spending time with a German officer- describing him as "eerily human."
hör mal ab 6:12 genau zu und lies die untertitel die haben das ,,komm geh ma saufen" garnicht mitübersetzt xD
By that point virtually all babies born in Germany would have been indoctrinated to the point that they believed the camps were normal.
Keep in mind nobody was drafted to work in a concentration camp, they had to volunteer. I also believe that the environment can change us. If you ever get a chance, watch Das Experiment, is the German version of The Experiment, based on The Stamford Prison Experiment by Dr. Zimbardo. In that experiment, people were chosen at random to be prisoners and guards. The experiment was supposed to last three weeks, it lasted like four days. A lot of bad things happened.
That's one of the things that the Wolfenstein reboots did very well. The main characters, good and bad, are all over-the-top in one way or another, but the rest? They're all people you could pass by in the grocery store or share an elevator with. A subtle reminder that even atrocity can be internally justified as no different from office work.
best dad lore in the history of dad lore
The soundtrack playing in the sequence with stomp-robot is "Escape from Camp Belica (Herr Faust Alt)" by Fredrik Thordendal and Mick Gordon. OST in this game is so cool.
For those whom it may concern:
There is a Belica/ Belch vilage in modern Day Croatia. During ww2 it was along with Ober Murr region given to Magyar Kiralysag. Also try as I may... Nolimestone quarry is located in that Region, but there is a hill called Zelezna Gora near by (10-15 miles away). So Yeah... Now You dear reader know, just like I, of a random small village somewhere down in the south of central Europe.
(I wasted too much time trying to find this, sorry croatians)
Im Croatian and I didn't even know that haha
good job
Well I'm a nerd :3
Hvala na dijeljenju nase kulture, brate!
@@davidsabolek7384 Uhhh ok I guess. I'm a nerd and I love geograpy and History :D
Your culture is Jasenovac, Gradiška, Jadovno
These prisoners looks well fed
Except the ones in the incinerators
Yeah poor game design. If you look at the photos it's horrifying how starved they were.
@@marrowkaiproductions7053 nop,e these might be fresh new comers, thats why they look well fed
because its a labor camp. Can't have prisoners be holocaust levels of emaciated if you want them to work your usual 18-20 something hours of labor for at least a week.
@@marrowkaiproductions7053 Are you referring to the photos that later turned out to be from soviet gulags, or some other photos?
Crazy how in 2014 we thought this game was so amazing looking that it couldn't get better, and here we are 10 years later
No we definitely knew graphics could be better, but it looked really good anyway
17:38 how did he fall like that
Paid actor but he was just too dramatic
Did you hear that ting? The knife knocked his wind up key out, so he turned off.
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I like how B.J does not understand a word of German, yet he understands everything asked of him.
he does actually understands german and can badly speak it, its shown in old blood where they are in a infiltration mission when the other character says '' dont try to speak, your german is afwul,,.
@@ratatataget, he clearly does not understand German, how can one understand a language that they can not speak??
When asked if he is a Frankfurter, he replies with: "Yes, one hot dog". Why dare to use two English words in a German sentence?? He was lucky to get away with it only because they thought he was making a stereotypical joke about Americans.
If you notice, the subtitles also state the words in German, rather than English, another subtle hint that he does not understand the language as most games, when a protagonist can understand the language spoken, the subtitles are translated to English, like Karl Fairburne from Sniper Elite.
@@H.M.SKingGeorgeV as I quote WESLEY: ok your german frankly its atroucius so no talking.
so he can speak it but badly. wolfenstein old blood 1 mision intro cutseen
@@ratatataget, and why is his German atrocious?? I wonder.. 🤔🤔
Perhaps it is because he barely understands a word of it and therefore is unable to speak it?? 🤔🤔🤯🤯
Not a very bright light, are you. Doesn't take a master linguist to figure that one out, buddy..
@@ratatatagethe can read and hear but he is shit at speaking Germans
Same reason why some people who can listen to music are horribly tone deaf when singing
I like how a the guards are set with their back behind the player.
20:58 Time to kick ass and chew bubblegum, and I’m all out of bubblegum.
6:10
"Oh the bearings melted, (talking in a slight dialect) we need maintenance donw here, so we close for today? Yes we close, do you wanna get wasted? Yes lets go!"
They casted two German speaking voice actors with Austrian accent and the employee who made the English subtitles didn't bother to properly transcribe or translate their dialogue?
That's weak, here's the proper convo @ 06:07
Soldier 1: How's she looking? Can we start again?
Soldier 2: The bearings are molten. We need some technicians down here.
Soldier 1: But they'll come back tomorrow... well, let's finish for today, right?
Soldier 2: Jo
Soldier 1: Come let's get wasted
Soldier: 2: Why not? Attention prisoners, factory is closed for today, go back to your quaters immediately. Inmates from block 4 through the red gate, inmates from block 6 through the blue gate.
The cuff titles (Ärmelstreifen) on their jacket sleeves read Heimatschutz which means Homeguard.
Applies individualized serial number tattoo, uses sleeve patches for identification. This plot armor is THICK.
At 6:17 they dont just say "lets shut down for today". They actually say "lets shut down for today and go drink (alcohol)".
Idk why but I think its nice to know this little extra detail
Damn that dude was like, “hey man, first day? EXPOSITION DUMP”
Im surprised she didn't drop the baby.
I love the scene at 6:08. Because im German myself i understand everything and its funny that the guards are just saying that the maintenance crew comes tomorrow so they are just going to drink instead of work. However its not shown in the subtitles
This concrete thing looks very easy and not that bad minus all the abuse
The Bavarian Accent of the Soldier is insane, such little details makes a game good.
Little details like patrol guards not seeing a burly man crouching through their corridors..?
That robot he's piloting has the worst cockpit design. That's like designing a tank with the crewmen placed on top with no protection.
She pronounced Łódź so well
The voice actress is Polish
@@youwanagethi Then I must compliment her English :)
The black actor spoke partially Afrikaans a minute later 😅 the game is very well made
these wolfenstein games are more movie than game
Not really - you might think that if you’re only watching the cutscenes
you have some of the best gameplay I've ever seen! it's very human and it doesnt meander so it has a good flow and feels genuine
18:05 London simulator
0:43 Her mentioning Croatia completely caught me off guard
Considering they were diehard Nazis, shouldn't really
6:19 in germany we dont say "lets have a drink". we say "komm, gehen wir saufen"
Nobodies gonna know the fate of that baby in the beginning of mission...
It’s one of two possibilities, death or “forgiveness”. I’d like to imagine she “forgave” the baby for being what it is and had it placed somewhere else since she didn’t immediately drop it. (I am saying “forgive” because it’s transgression is it’s bloodline.)
@@GreyKnightsVenerable does "forgave" means adopted by Nazis?
@@sorayakirishima5502 not immediately k*lled
@@sorayakirishima5502and brain washed if there's any to do that is
This guy just eats knives
ICE Facility on the American-Mexican Border be like:
"ja machen wa schluss für heute, wa? - ja komm, gehen wa saufen!"
Haha this bold Austrian Accent 😂
„Na mouch ma schluss fia heit…“
The guards at 06:00 have a distinct Bavarian accent..
I love stuff like that
You’ll only hear it if you know German..
It's actually more of an Austrian accent
I'm pretty sure Bubi saved BJ from being marched straight into the gas chamber.
She done used a rock to find a concentration camp
Shes such a nice person, instead of embarrassing the reporter for a stupid question she made it look like she was the weirdo.
Man it’s wild the things video game developers will come up with.
6:15 as a german them not translating "kom gehn wa saufen" is a crime. (It means: Come, lets drink some stuff (alcohol))
Damn they REALLLYY toned it down compared to the real life counterpart
Bro they still got them in the 60s? Like within 5 years so many had died that I doubt in 20 there would be any left than those lucky enough to escape their grasp.
I'm sorry, but the "forced labour camp" was like a vacation in there compared to the camp in real life
It's a paradise compared to the ironic parallel the Israelis made in Gaza.
The Nazis probably took some examples from Schindler that a well fed and healthy labor camp = more productive factory while they still torture and execute some of the prisoners
I wonder what happened to Schindler in this universe
Free Israel @@SaintLevantine
@@SaintLevantinePlease cart your pathetic politics out of here, we do not want to hear it.
@@Kokangalanguhmmm I hope you strictly mean you dont like his political views and not that this place is not the right place to talk about politics containing the apartheid state.
*How the hell he manage to survive those stabs? Like He is not wolverine right?*
He’s terror Billy
he may or may not be magical
in the game immediately prior to this one, he kept a magic medallion in his pocket that let him control reality, my theory is he's still got some magic in his system from using it so much
Guy getting beaten: THEY JUMPİN ME THEY JUMPİN ME! SAVE YOUR BOY!
It is funny how for some reason most of the German goons in The New Order speak are voiced by Austrians.
17:59 Best part BTW
“Super Schindler’s List 3D?”
As medic from tf2 I can confirm this is what Germany could have been
This was a really fun game, makes me want to do another playthrough. Even if it was a little over the top, I had a good time with this and the 1st.
Got some chronicles of riddick escape from butcher bay style.
Me as soon as I find a village in minecraft:
6:15 „Komm geh mer saufen“ 😂 means „Come, let’s get wasted“ in perfect southern German dialect. Why they did not translate that?😂
interesting to hear the nazis also speak in an austrian german accent
Makes sense it's in Croatia which was under Austrian rule so why don't you Judy continue it
19:18 looks and sounds awful. Imagine her appearing in your nightmares...
Can we not talk about how she got thrown by her own robot💀💀💀💀 20:37
And the ragdoll💀💀💀
the ragdoll 💀☠️☠️
man shut yo
I am german and visited 2 concentration camps and this part of the game was so disgusting i let my friend play it for me
U want a cookie 😂
10:47 I thought they amputated his lower legs 😅
Imagine if they made this into a tv series
Such a good game
I don't even know what this game is but I watched the whole thing
„Komm, Gemma saufen“ 😂
lmao 3:33 jackboots from snowpiercer
literally, i thought that scene looked similar too!
How did my guy get shanked by the the knife and still not bleed out. Plus he almost got turned in to ashes.
Hahhaha the german guards are austrians 😂
6:17 AUSTRIANS MENTIONED🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹
??? Where
@@zacharyscott8083 they talk Austrian dialect
RAHHHHHHH 🦅🦅🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹
This plan relied on B.J not getting gassed immediately after arrival. Bubi made a big mistake that day, that naughty boy!
3:29 there's propaganda about mewing lol
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I wonder if these guys also have a pool, nursery and theatre in their camp
How dare you, my grandpa was killed in the Holocaust, the nazis made him run into a wall with a tunnel painted on it. He told us how they killed him while he bit my younger brothers foreskin off.
Why didnt they implement the masturbation machines for historical accuracy
The what
They had *huh?*
how does this even exist? is there no shame?
This level was Pitch Meeting levels of suspension of disbelief
Well those Guys misrepresent everything they talk about so you’re probably doing the same.
@jakespacepiratee3740 nah it's just you B.A.N
@@donniebarcode641 B.A.N?
@@jakespacepiratee3740 yeah misrepresent these 🥜 B.A.C
@@donniebarcode641 dafuq
Where is Ray Fines?
I'm am looking to try this game and was wondering how good it was.
I thought it was very good. Some of the boss fights were a bit tough, but it was an amazing story.
B O M B A T E S I D E E YE
you can sneak attack dogs
Normal day in german croatia
Will we see karl i no your playing harry but its karls right hand man
This ACTUALLY happened irl :O
Where?
I'm sure the walker mechs and armored kampfhunds are somewhere in those textbooks you forgot to read! :O
BJ at 20HP with a knive stuck in his Torso: crawls out of an already aflame incinirator. Idc if he doesnt feel pain he would be dead.
And they realy let him keep the Battery? and the let Seth keep a remote they had no clue what it was doing?
ngl bad writing
It's interesting to see adaptations of fiction in video games.
Found the nazi
@@dekaw9138 found the jew
@@tallesttophat1267And yet you can’t do shit about it
@@EldridEinherjar Neither can dekaw, what's your point?
This this is Great 👍
18:30 I fucked it up and I skipped this cutscene so here I am...
6:10 i think these guards are bavarians...but i dont know why....
The footsteps are obnoxiously loud in this game
i dont know whyyy, but i strongly belive that Bubui might be gay.
I am so proud to be German
at 16:00 bj eats dog food
3:44
SIMULANT!