Seven Kings Back in 2011 I remember B.J was just a U.S Army Ranger Spy working for the OSA, The One Man Strike Team is what they call him on the Wiki. Return to Castle Wolfenstein was the best Wolfenstein game I have ever played, If only more players played the multiplayer today...
Nightlife Vegas I remember that too. Also in return to castle Wolfenstein BJ never spoke once (apart from the ps2 version). Now he has a massive back story and a very interesting personality. Could never have imagined him becoming what he is today.
I'm glad they showed at least one flashback of his dad not being terrible. I like nuance in my characters. Also it's cool as hell that they added a flashback that related back to one of the most powerful line & scene in The Old Blood (to me) "I was a kid, we had a monster in our basement, my father said if I done wrong it'd creep out at night and come for me. I tried to do no wrong, but the monster came all the same."
Also I think the nightmare of there being monsters in the basement was his manifestation of his father when he tied him down there and made him shoot their dog, including the reason why he was worried about losing his mother in his dreams.
TheAnnouncer no he came back after like the father said as soon "as you came of age you left to join the army" so after the pocket knife insident he eventually got it back and came home but Billy said screw this and want to the army when he was young then all that shit in the games happened which yes after some years he came back but for a different reason
You missed a scene. If you walk off along the trail to the left after leaving the barn, there will be a flashback scene of BJ burying his dog and his mother coming up to speak with him.
The scene where blazko meets the girl for the first time is so important. The very foundation of racism destroyed in less then a second by children who just want to play with each other. Racism isn’t a natural thing, people are taught to hate. Amazing game!!
Steven To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick and Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existencial catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Rick and Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
Loken Lok To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick and Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existencial catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Rick and Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
The flashbacks with Billie are a good example of how racism isn't something that someone is born with. It's a form of hate that's taught, and it's sad that people still think this way even to this day...
Part of the commentary in this game, certainly. Rather trite, however. Unfortunately, I feel like that’s part of the reason this game’s so underrated. To its credit though, it DOES normalize swastikas for the player, unlike Call of Duty: WWII.
Thats what made it one of the best games I have ever played I feel like. A real fantastic game with brilliant story and cutscenes. Very rare that you find a game where you can't wait to watch the cutscenes.
Sparklesnazel it made it worse for me... i don't understand if his father was genuinely a bastard moron or a moron who wanted to do good in the worst ways possible
This whole part of the game is amazing, it shows how inhuman people were before both World Wars. The last part is especially emotional, as BJ’s mother says the line “We’ll see eachother soon”.
How to subdue someone: Say these three words: "Gun" "Keys" "Run" all in the order shown from top to bottom. make sure he gives you the gun, gives you the keys, and make sure he runs for his life.
Fun fact: The person who voices Young William Blazkowicz is the same person who used to voice Jimmy Neutron (her name is Debi Derryberry she is so underrated, she does such good voice acting)
Yeah my cousin dad beat them and there mom senseless and killed there 2 dogs right in front of them and he killed my cousins sister right in front of him his mom and his 2 brothers and sister and one day my cousins older brother tried to kill there dad but was killed but there dad got stabbed by him and he bled out (this is what happened to my dad but I said exactly what he said)
Although his father was abusive and sold out his mother, I really appreciated the moment when he gave B.J. the gun to shoot the monsters dead, it kinda made him seem more like a caring father and it taught Billy a neat lesson. I still hate him, for being super abusive though.
For anyone wondering YES this is cannon. I had the original doom manual that had random little lore facts dispersed though it and this was one of the facts. Along with his father (so BJs grandson) being a famous television host who changed his last name to "Blaze" which is random as fuck but okay! Commander keen is also allegedly part of this lineage somewhere.
Well,now he has a grandson tough as nails,a guy so damn tough that demons looks under their bed looking for him.The simple mention of his name puts fear in their hearts,his name is..."Doomslayer". Congratulations B.J.
I love they also show the dad genuinely trying to be a dad. He was terrible at it, but you can see the values he instilled in BJ. Never let anyone push you around, face your battles head on, stand up for yourself. The problem was, he taught BJ to do that primarily through violence. Meaning the only way he knows how to actually stand up to problems is through violence. He’s incredibly lucky that he also had a mother who taught him things like the value of kindness and love. Otherwise, he could have easily ended up like his father. A bitter, and terrible human being.
I don't dont try to see him as still the good guy because he isn't selling his own wife out because what she is and because of his bullshit beliefs and bullying his son because he lost his knife because of some thuggish boys and trying to kill him in the end.This cannot be forgiven!!
@@simgobelno one isn’t he’s being seen as a father not a good or kind one but one that at least tired he isn’t and was never a good person just that he tried to raise Billy the way he was raised
I agree, He had a good point in most of them, Telling Billy to go fight his own battle and TAKE BACK what belongs to him, that certainly wasn't a negative lesson, But the part where he slapped him across the face and kicked him out of the house was not needed. And onto the next one, While cruel and cold, he had a good point about the whole "It's kill or be killed, The old and the weak are doomed.", and he was right that you have to make very hard decisions in life and the weak will be weeded out, It's cruel, but in a world like Wolfenstein, it is correct, Especially considering how his son eventually seems to agree with him, As a matter of fact, When he thinks he is going to die, His chosen last (Internal) words are "The old...and the weak... are doomed.". In short, His father was right, in a way, he just fucked up by trying to prove his point with beatings, hatred and violence.
And it wasn't just some retcon either, this theme was running through it since the first scene in TNO, when he teaches Wyatt the breathing exercise "a good team" BJ narrates "like what a father and son should be" Even in how he commands his men he is trying to be everything he didn't get growing up
I genuinely thought that BJ's dad was one of those rough guys who was a jerk to his family and was misguided but also had a good heart and genuinely loved his family. At the end after he collaborated with the Nazis and turned his own wife in, turns out he really is just a piece of shit.
A person can have a good heart, but still do bad things, even if they don't mean it. Whether it be through anger, alcohol, or something else, a person can try to do good, even if they don't always do it. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case with Papa Blazcowitz.
S2 Entertainment I enjoy intense story's like this it just makes you want to persevere and move ahead in life and fight on no matter what challenges come your way :)
+rice woman Bad analogy, Hacksaw Ridge was directed by ironically one of the very few good directors left in Hollywood. Why do you think it resonated with people so much? Also the depiction of the Japanese was fair, if you remember. Remember the cliff scene?
23:16 And in that moment found out his own father sold her mom and his nigthmare was real. The "monster" was her own father...The irony...or psychic powers of a horrible premonition.
I like to believe that after Rip Blazkowics got killed, he went to hell and turned to a demon then got Rip (no pun intended) and teared by DOOM GUY! (His great-great grandson)
The monsters in the basement part, he mentions it when he gets off the robot in Old Blood, his daddy told him if he does no wrong there wont be any monsters in the basement. Old Blood and New Colossus are able to take elements and scripts and combine them and twist them around to make it much more dramatic.
18:10 in this scene it's like a metaphor. When he says the monsters are coming for mama he could mean his dad. Then he says that there are no more monsters which is kinda like him saying the monster in his dad went away temporarily, since this was the only good scene. His dad says that when you do no wrong then the monsters go away. That's why it went away from his father
Is it weird that despite this being set up as an epic character arch for BJ, the character I'm more interested in is his Mother? I just find it fascinating how can someone ever fall into a marriage like this, and I really like that bit at 5:30; she KNOWS that he will hit her and probably kill her, but all that matters is protecting her son, like a true Mother
You can tell Rip was a major narcissist. The way he acted like everyone was out to get him and trying to rob him. Makes you wonder what his father was like to have drilled that line of thinking into his head so deeply
Whats funny is that people criticize the game for the fact bj remembers his racist past and he liked it compared to having nazi control but anything is better then nazi control
This is one of the best sequences in the whole game...I will give his father credit he tried to kill Williams ghosts and/or monsters head on...that one scene made me hate him less
That scene where he just said the word of what he wanted from that soldier, and then told him to run, kinda made me smile, not because it was funny, but because Blaskowicz isn't normally that merciful to nazis.
Mr Finnish That’s all that made you tear up? The humans who were abused to, who unlike the dog, have sentience and are A PART OF YOUR OWN SPECIES, and you care more about some dumb, pathetic dog? Now gimme one realistic and logical reason why that makes sense.
@@ArchChrono Wha i am just reminising. Well atleast you can be happy that your comment stayed a best comment for 4 years alongside the others ones. Nice👍
As late as this is, there is another letter in the house that shows that Rip did sell out Zofia and several other people to the Nazi's along with how the Nazi's said with his continued loyalty, he would've gotten a seat in the government.
Watching the scenes where BJ and Billie where just playing like kids always makes me wonder. How could anybody find segregation right? Its just 2 kids playing together, nothing bad, nothing mean spirited, just playing like kids their age would.
it’s human nature to find things that are different scary, that’s why prejudice exists, but then we become more exposed to the different things, and it all becomes less unfamiliar and more normal
I know haytham was a tenplar, Knight of the order of Christ. He believed in freedom and peace and if he ever heard something this . They would kill anyone who supported the nazis. Bj’s dar makes haytham look like a better man,a man with common sense .
I can relate to bj ... I was not allowed to date my gf because of my backward racist thinking my parent had , My dad killing my dogs more than once to show me the world's a cruel place . Translation 'Im gonna shit on your happiness by killing everything you love or care about' And I was constantly surrounded by people that want to kill me or saw me as a threat when i tried to do any good for the neighborhood .
Joshua Willis You can't let bullies walk all over you go take back what was your responsibility. How is that a bad lesson it's a rough one but it is a good lesson from a bad man.
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So that's why Blazkowitz is all kinds of disturbed.
He's Terror-Billy for a reason
Seven Kings Back in 2011 I remember B.J was just a U.S Army Ranger Spy working for the OSA, The One Man Strike Team is what they call him on the Wiki. Return to Castle Wolfenstein was the best Wolfenstein game I have ever played, If only more players played the multiplayer today...
Nightlife Vegas I remember that too. Also in return to castle Wolfenstein BJ never spoke once (apart from the ps2 version). Now he has a massive back story and a very interesting personality. Could never have imagined him becoming what he is today.
Ben Baxter fat nazi?
Time stamp pls
@@personwholikesmusic2011
9:43
I'm glad they showed at least one flashback of his dad not being terrible. I like nuance in my characters. Also it's cool as hell that they added a flashback that related back to one of the most powerful line & scene in The Old Blood (to me)
"I was a kid, we had a monster in our basement, my father said if I done wrong it'd creep out at night and come for me. I tried to do no wrong, but the monster came all the same."
Yeaaah, yet, a father giving his ten year old son a rifle is not very responsible.
Adolf Hitler It was a BB gun.
Adolf Hitler that’s strange coming from Hitler.
Also at the end of TOB, "The monster never dies no matter how many times you kill it. Just sheds it skin and changes form."
Definitely one moment that he shared with his father in which he felt some sense of security
The nightmare one was probably the only nice one with his father.
You're probably right.
Yeah...
That's what makes it worse, like the guy wanted to be a good father and husband, but lost himself to hate.
Also I think the nightmare of there being monsters in the basement was his manifestation of his father when he tied him down there and made him shoot their dog, including the reason why he was worried about losing his mother in his dreams.
NICTATOR You know this helps a question that popped in my head of if the nightmare one was before or after his father became a jackass.
“Go on out there and take back what’s yours” then he comes back after all those years😢
TheAnnouncer no he came back after like the father said as soon "as you came of age you left to join the army" so after the pocket knife insident he eventually got it back and came home but Billy said screw this and want to the army when he was young then all that shit in the games happened which yes after some years he came back but for a different reason
Humble Guardsman that was accurate to what actually happend.
But didint BJ come back as a teenager then went to The military
"I'll be in the grave, rotting away.... and still be a better Daddy than you."
What's sad is she told him to go out there but he can't go out there
And took his revenge
You missed a scene. If you walk off along the trail to the left after leaving the barn, there will be a flashback scene of BJ burying his dog and his mother coming up to speak with him.
A very important scene too!
Especially when she tells him that his story will end better than how it began.
Oh yes at first i thought it was Billie but now i knew it was the dog (because i saw 2 videos on this )
William S waddya mean I saw that scene in this video
The scene where blazko meets the girl for the first time is so important. The very foundation of racism destroyed in less then a second by children who just want to play with each other. Racism isn’t a natural thing, people are taught to hate. Amazing game!!
Racism is manufactured, but discrimination is very much human and natural.
Anything nowadays would be considered racist by the liberals
Steven To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick and Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existencial catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Rick and Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
Loken Lok To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick and Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existencial catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Rick and Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.
But it's made up it's fake a story nothing like this happened
The flashbacks with Billie are a good example of how racism isn't something that someone is born with. It's a form of hate that's taught, and it's sad that people still think this way even to this day...
Barricade2091 damn right
Part of the commentary in this game, certainly. Rather trite, however. Unfortunately, I feel like that’s part of the reason this game’s so underrated. To its credit though, it DOES normalize swastikas for the player, unlike Call of Duty: WWII.
His mother is so nice WHY would her husband do that to her
Very true. Well said.
IXVY he frustrated and abusive
What his dad made good
-helped him out with nightmares
-said to him to fight back for a knife
what he did wrong
-everything
His dad was the monster in the basement
virgin boi I'd raise my son to be a man,but I would t treat him like shit
virgin boi he killed his dog
I would've killed that bastard in his sleep.
Wait now that u said it how did Terror-Billy (in his childhood) get the knife back?
"He may have been your father, boy but he ain't your daddy"
-Yondu 2017
Aye!
-Achilles AC3
He's Mary Poppins, ya'll!
Uncle phil
I personally feel like this would've been better as a movie than a game, Grade A acting and storytelling.
so true. I was blown away by how well done all the cinematics and voice acting. hollywood worthy stuff to be honest
David WhatsThatAbout but the gameplay is really great so I don't see the problem with it being a game.
i feel like alot of the narrative works off of the gameplay
But so much of the narrative is told through the gameplay.
I suppose if I was to make a compromise, it would in the style of Hardcore Henry.
Thats what made it one of the best games I have ever played I feel like. A real fantastic game with brilliant story and cutscenes. Very rare that you find a game where you can't wait to watch the cutscenes.
I liked how we saw all the abandoned Sherman's and Pershings on the road.
O R shermans yes peeshing i dont know but i see a ac4 centinel
O R same
Holy shit I had to go back and look again. Helluva detail on their part.
For people who's wondering. 10:21
The only good scene was where the dad went down to the basement to kill the monsters
Caveycave 4567 no...
Caveycave 4567 actually yeah it was kinda like a metaphor
Sparklesnazel it made it worse for me... i don't understand if his father was genuinely a bastard moron or a moron who wanted to do good in the worst ways possible
Sparklesnazel ghost fucking busters
Sparklesnazel the best scenes is when he killed his dad
This whole part of the game is amazing, it shows how inhuman people were before both World Wars. The last part is especially emotional, as BJ’s mother says the line “We’ll see eachother soon”.
All weren't inhuman
How to subdue someone:
Say these three words:
"Gun"
"Keys"
"Run"
all in the order shown from top to bottom.
make sure he gives you the gun,
gives you the keys,
and make sure he runs for his life.
With a tomahawk on his neck!
And make sure he's armed
Fun fact: The person who voices Young William Blazkowicz is the same person who used to voice Jimmy Neutron (her name is Debi Derryberry she is so underrated, she does such good voice acting)
Blackzowitz became a soldier beacuse he saved a rat
I DON'T WANT HIS STINK ON MY NAME!
Rip Blazkowicz lol your name aint Rip,its Joseph
No that's my son's name. I am his Father
@@ripblazkowicz592 why are you a racist bigot
@@alexmercer5414 because it was the 1920s people were Soooooo racist back then
That dad exists, somewhere. And there sure as hell not just one of them
dadkwashere Can confirm this dad exists.
Yeah my cousin dad beat them and there mom senseless and killed there 2 dogs right in front of them and he killed my cousins sister right in front of him his mom and his 2 brothers and sister and one day my cousins older brother tried to kill there dad but was killed but there dad got stabbed by him and he bled out (this is what happened to my dad but I said exactly what he said)
Gaybin _ That's upsetting and sad to hear
Gaybin _ really shocking and hope you're feeling alright but WTF dude
@@gaybin_5157 r/thathappened
Although his father was abusive and sold out his mother, I really appreciated the moment when he gave B.J. the gun to shoot the monsters dead, it kinda made him seem more like a caring father and it taught Billy a neat lesson. I still hate him, for being super abusive though.
Agree
yeah I loved that scene. It shows that his dad isn't pure evil. However judging by what he did to his wife and son, he is a grade A bastard
@Anon E. Mous so my dad teaching me to shoot a rifle after breaking mine and my bike was for his benefit?
@Anon E. Mous you said people like him.
And racist
That was so emotional when billy said he wanted his mom to see his 2 sons to make her happy but she can’t. The both will meet each other someday
daugther's*
Turns out he gave birth to to retard daughters
Doug?
Doomguy holds his head high knowing his great grandfathers heritage. Such an amazing game.
For anyone wondering YES this is cannon. I had the original doom manual that had random little lore facts dispersed though it and this was one of the facts.
Along with his father (so BJs grandson) being a famous television host who changed his last name to "Blaze" which is random as fuck but okay!
Commander keen is also allegedly part of this lineage somewhere.
@@Batchall_Acceptedson of BJ i'm pretty sure. Could be wrong.
Well,now he has a grandson tough as nails,a guy so damn tough that demons looks under their bed looking for him.The simple mention of his name puts fear in their hearts,his name is..."Doomslayer".
Congratulations B.J.
Gramp gramp?
That would mean that commander keen is his father
I love they also show the dad genuinely trying to be a dad.
He was terrible at it, but you can see the values he instilled in BJ. Never let anyone push you around, face your battles head on, stand up for yourself.
The problem was, he taught BJ to do that primarily through violence. Meaning the only way he knows how to actually stand up to problems is through violence.
He’s incredibly lucky that he also had a mother who taught him things like the value of kindness and love. Otherwise, he could have easily ended up like his father. A bitter, and terrible human being.
Yeah Makes sense
I don't dont try to see him as still the good guy because he isn't selling his own wife out because what she is and because of his bullshit beliefs and bullying his son because he lost his knife because of some thuggish boys and trying to kill him in the end.This cannot be forgiven!!
@@simgobelno one isn’t he’s being seen as a father not a good or kind one but one that at least tired he isn’t and was never a good person just that he tried to raise Billy the way he was raised
I agree, He had a good point in most of them, Telling Billy to go fight his own battle and TAKE BACK what belongs to him, that certainly wasn't a negative lesson, But the part where he slapped him across the face and kicked him out of the house was not needed.
And onto the next one, While cruel and cold, he had a good point about the whole "It's kill or be killed, The old and the weak are doomed.", and he was right that you have to make very hard decisions in life and the weak will be weeded out, It's cruel, but in a world like Wolfenstein, it is correct, Especially considering how his son eventually seems to agree with him, As a matter of fact, When he thinks he is going to die, His chosen last (Internal) words are "The old...and the weak... are doomed.".
In short, His father was right, in a way, he just fucked up by trying to prove his point with beatings, hatred and violence.
And it wasn't just some retcon either, this theme was running through it since the first scene in TNO, when he teaches Wyatt the breathing exercise "a good team" BJ narrates "like what a father and son should be"
Even in how he commands his men he is trying to be everything he didn't get growing up
I wanna hate his father, but I just love the Texas accent.
William And we Texans love you too.
"You have no idea what it's like to suffer like I do".
dad father is just good for fight nightmares
I love the dad so much it reminds me of my daddy
"WHERE IS OUR MUNEH?!"
wait... wrong cowboy...
Theory: When Blazkowicz kills his father, the father goes to hell as a demon or something then Doom Guy kills him.
XD Yup
Crazy Hunter Gaming I like to think He’s reincarnated as the Cyberdemon.
Diego Zavala Xed I wouldn’t be surprised
Haha doom guy is a blazkowicz
Him being a racist scumbag piece of fuck of a father reminds me of that same reality that’s in our world
I genuinely thought that BJ's dad was one of those rough guys who was a jerk to his family and was misguided but also had a good heart and genuinely loved his family. At the end after he collaborated with the Nazis and turned his own wife in, turns out he really is just a piece of shit.
Anyone that beats their kids like this doesn't have a "good heart". His dad was a delusional narcissist. Fucker got what he deserved.
A person can have a good heart, but still do bad things, even if they don't mean it. Whether it be through anger, alcohol, or something else, a person can try to do good, even if they don't always do it. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case with Papa Blazcowitz.
@@MrRAGE-md5rj Blazkowitz reminded me alot of my own father.
@@Slendermən Sorry to hear that, man.
He was a narcissist and a psychopath. Even when they're nice, they are doing evil.
The flashback scene with the mom brings me to tears.
I don't care about any context or canon that scene is REAL and PHYSICALLY HAPPENED and he totally had a happy ending
He totally did :'[
The cutscenes on their own are some of the best I have seen in a campaign game; it really makes the game a lot more immersive.
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The voice acting is top notch. The best that I have heard in a while.
very intense story.
S2 Entertainment I enjoy intense story's like this it just makes you want to persevere and move ahead in life and fight on no matter what challenges come your way :)
As horrible as his father was I think that monster flashback scene was actually kinda sweet of him
Yeah
This game is one of the most in depth, badass, and emotional games I've ever played.
I almost cried at the flashbacks
The propaganda worked then. Are you that oblivious? It's obvious this game wants you to hate white men.
+engie? Is BJ's father NOT a caricature of a conservative white man?
alucinor excuse me?
alucinor with this logic you can say that hacksaw ridge "makes you hate Japanese soilders"
+rice woman Bad analogy, Hacksaw Ridge was directed by ironically one of the very few good directors left in Hollywood. Why do you think it resonated with people so much? Also the depiction of the Japanese was fair, if you remember. Remember the cliff scene?
I'M NOT CRYINGIN IM JUST CHOPING ONIONS
STOP CHOPING THEM PLEASE FOR GOD'S SAKE
I CAN'T
J boy WHY NOT?!
Lilu Lula I DON'T KNOW
J boy it’s ok to cry I felt the same way
17:37 You wanna see something sad this was the only true moment his dad wasn’t abusive to him and his mom
23:16 And in that moment found out his own father sold her mom and his nigthmare was real. The "monster" was her own father...The irony...or psychic powers of a horrible premonition.
Firekeeper Ikr damn
@@firekeeper3536 her?
@@killermoth9311 oops! huge typo.
._.
Poor dog
wanna make a mod that can make us kill the dad in this flashback
L0gicWülf Schulman He’s already dead and killed wasn’t he?
bear8ful he is
Serves right with his father.
that part litteraly made me cry
Kinda cool how when you find the "giant" rat in the ammo hold he lets it go, bit of a reference to the one drowning
If only the “fight the monster” version of him stayed like that.....
8:05
The moment everybody collectively hated BJ's dad
The monster part was the only part where the dad isn't a bastard
The way that B.J. describes his father's prejudice about African Americans to Billie is ironic to how Rip acts in the game.
I guess blaskowicz did learn some lessons from his father for example the face your fears line...
The old and the weak are doomed
Hold up..
FBI announcer from BO2, is that you?
(These scenes are honestly fuckin great. Acted great, shot great- nearly everything is well done.)
He was also Overlord from MW2
Pavor Nocturnus1
Oh shit!
Also Agent Gordon from Battlefield 3.
cool, kinda forgot about BF3
Holy shit
I like to believe that after Rip Blazkowics got killed, he went to hell and turned to a demon then got Rip (no pun intended) and teared by DOOM GUY! (His great-great grandson)
That is one dad that deserves to die in many horrible deaths, without mercy #RipAndTearUntilItsDone
Doomguy is his kin!
He at least showed a little bit of care for BJ on 17:32. That’s just about it though
Joseph was lucky to meet Billie as a Kid or else he could've ended up being like his Old Man
This is sad but it's a good story 😯🐇
It's propaganda.
alucinor prapaganda is tenecly goverment stuff not jews
The best
alucinor why does everyone say it's propaganda
Trumbama Man cause wolfenstein has always been about killing naz8s2
The monsters in the basement part, he mentions it when he gets off the robot in Old Blood, his daddy told him if he does no wrong there wont be any monsters in the basement. Old Blood and New Colossus are able to take elements and scripts and combine them and twist them around to make it much more dramatic.
I love every single one with Billy and Billie 😍😀
ptsd flash back intensity
18:10 in this scene it's like a metaphor. When he says the monsters are coming for mama he could mean his dad. Then he says that there are no more monsters which is kinda like him saying the monster in his dad went away temporarily, since this was the only good scene. His dad says that when you do no wrong then the monsters go away. That's why it went away from his father
I took that as foreshadowing the Nazis. The monsters came for her, but because Rip was white and sold her out, they did right by him.
Blazko’s dad is somehow the most evil villain despite being in a game filled with heartless nazi’s
24:04 I shit you not, the second he shot. I instinctivly went to grab him with my two hands like I was there.
Anybody think Gracie was Billie
SAVAGE GAMING i was thinking the same.
Maybe she is
Well they do have similar face structure.
Yeah I had that feeling but was like Eh
I mean, the eyes...
Is it weird that despite this being set up as an epic character arch for BJ, the character I'm more interested in is his Mother? I just find it fascinating how can someone ever fall into a marriage like this, and I really like that bit at 5:30; she KNOWS that he will hit her and probably kill her, but all that matters is protecting her son, like a true Mother
You can tell Rip was a major narcissist. The way he acted like everyone was out to get him and trying to rob him. Makes you wonder what his father was like to have drilled that line of thinking into his head so deeply
I've never played this game, and now I kinda want to. I did have a nightmare about that evil father last night though, namely at 6:18. x_x
Wait so did he really kill his father?
Yeah he Killed him
He also avenged his dog.
And his mom bcuz he sold her out
His dad was worse then the fuckin nazis
SAVAGE GAMING his father basically had the same beliefs as the Nazis
Whats funny is that people criticize the game for the fact bj remembers his racist past and he liked it compared to having nazi control but anything is better then nazi control
Garret Woeller Except Communist control
Unfortunately, America still has groups of both today...
This game is an amazing example of being more than just a shooter, even though it's been a bit more comedical and worse in gameplay it's still amazing
What the hell,only the "weapons wheel" is problematic,the gameplay is just the typical classic FPS....
I had to go hug my dog after the scene with Bessie
His father reminded me so much of mine. I almost punched the screen when he hit Williams mother.
Wow, I’m sorry you had to go through that. I hope your doing good.
0:35 those silent cutscenes of Deathshead is so mesmerizing to me, like it's my favorite flashback cuts.
21:35
When your granddad watching you play gta online bombing players with the avenger.
HAHAHAHAH
"oh no... Mother... I'm going to hell" is such an underrated line
This is one of the best sequences in the whole game...I will give his father credit he tried to kill Williams ghosts and/or monsters head on...that one scene made me hate him less
When Bill ran away from home when he was young, it's like Bill was having trouble overcoming his inner demons.
Awwwww the tree flashback was beautiful and sad
That scene where he just said the word of what he wanted from that soldier, and then told him to run, kinda made me smile, not because it was funny, but because Blaskowicz isn't normally that merciful to nazis.
He killed the innocent dog? Im tearing up right now!
Mr Finnish
That’s all that made you tear up? The humans who were abused to, who unlike the dog, have sentience and are A PART OF YOUR OWN SPECIES, and you care more about some dumb, pathetic dog? Now gimme one realistic and logical reason why that makes sense.
Sale
His pops actually really uncomfortable to sit around.
Unlike everyone else talking about this game, I think the human faces look uncanny
I agree. A lot of the faces look awful.
2010's graphics.
@@Dispencerhere 4 years old
@@ArchChrono Wha i am just reminising. Well atleast you can be happy that your comment stayed a best comment for 4 years alongside the others ones. Nice👍
As late as this is, there is another letter in the house that shows that Rip did sell out Zofia and several other people to the Nazi's along with how the Nazi's said with his continued loyalty, he would've gotten a seat in the government.
The BB gun story was actually a pretty good fatherly moment. Besides that though...
Someone at machine games: "This meathead protagonist is boring. Give him Ryan Gosling energy and have him speak like hes writing poetry"
"On it."
I gotta play this game.
when blaskovich says “monsters coming to take momma” it’s a reference to the nazis later on
19:08
He is sleeping with a gun pointed to his head. Not vary Smart
It make me want to pull the trigger
Set music volume to 0, play METALLICA full blast with guns blazing. Amazing experience.
Great message this game haz very lovable characters and a very sad story some cutscenes are honestly heartbreaking ❤️🩹 great story!!!
4:20 still cant believe this scene made it all the way past censorship 😂
24:07 finally inner peace
Billy's father reminds me Colonel Sanders.
Or teddy rosevelt
Or carnal sanders
This game was so silly I love it
when he said "MAX HASS" i cried a whole waterfall truly inspirational
24:01
What we all came to see.
Lol billy sleeps with the gun right beside him pointed at his head 😂
My favourite character was the rat
Pfft! Method actors.
I congratulate you for making him bleed on that one flashback - you had the near last laugh
Watching the scenes where BJ and Billie where just playing like kids always makes me wonder. How could anybody find segregation right? Its just 2 kids playing together, nothing bad, nothing mean spirited, just playing like kids their age would.
it’s human nature to find things that are different scary, that’s why prejudice exists, but then we become more exposed to the different things, and it all becomes less unfamiliar and more normal
That's where absolute certainty leads
If I had a father like that, I wouldn't chop him up, I'd just beat the living shit out of him
That kid sounds like jimmy nutron
Same voice actor.
Just a little sodium chloride
Uhhm, it's called salt.
Brain blast!
6:18 "Yeah, my dad did wrong by me. Oh, and I think he had magnetic hands as well. I swallowed a coin that day."
Just like Connor kenway
Except Haytham wasn’t a racist anti semite white supremicist
I know haytham was a tenplar, Knight of the order of Christ. He believed in freedom and peace and if he ever heard something this . They would kill anyone who supported the nazis. Bj’s dar makes haytham look like a better man,a man with common sense .
18:08 the one time he was a decent father.
I can relate to bj ... I was not allowed to date my gf because of my backward racist thinking my parent had ,
My dad killing my dogs more than once to show me the world's a cruel place . Translation 'Im gonna shit on your happiness by killing everything you love or care about'
And I was constantly surrounded by people that want to kill me or saw me as a threat when i tried to do any good for the neighborhood .
Gave good advice when he was crying about his Knife.
Kevyn Barnhart not really
Joshua Willis You can't let bullies walk all over you go take back what was your responsibility. How is that a bad lesson it's a rough one but it is a good lesson from a bad man.
Did you know, BJ Blazkowitz is The Doomguy's brother
Momonichi The Parasyte Overlord really
@Filthy Frank No, Doomguy is just the descendant of Blazkowitz, like Blazkowitz is the really great grandfather of Doomguy.
Roses are Red oh
Dad of bj killed doomguy so he killed hell and i think john rommeo is their dad cuz doomguy killed him
Also commander keen
4:42 Bro did not hesitate 💀
😂
This game probably has the best story ever!!! :')
The scene where his dad shoots the dog made me both sad and vengeful. 😠 RIP Bessie.❤