I remember him saying he wants to see a more realistic flamethrower, i would nominate Rising Storm 2: Vietnam in that case. Tons of cool weaponry and improvised traps.
Love me some rising storm 2. That game should be the standard for FPS games nowadays, realistic/arcadey combat with extremely well done firearm representation
@@danielcoakley8085 As it should until GameStop realizes their channel is incredibly dull otherwise. I hope they’re compensating this man appropriately (seriously doubt it).
The Ak variant at 8:10 is outfitted with what's known in the U.S. as an 'Echo' or 'Binary' trigger. The principle is that the the rifle will fire once when the trigger is pulled, and once when the trigger is released. This gives the shooter a simulated two-shot burst while maintaining semi-auto functionality (One shot per trigger manipulation) per the U.S. NFA law.
You are absolutely right! Thank you. I'm familiar with the AR binary triggers - I hadn't realised that the AK equivalents replace the safety/selector like that.
When you think about it, it’s just sound so it makes sense. I think implementing a one use bottle could be done but you’d waste time managing picking up both empty bottles and ammo. I guess it could work for a hardcore mode.
I remember I've seen videos where they convert the oil filter of a car into a suppressor, and that one seem to last much longer than a coca cola bottle. Would have been a more realistic choice for a post-apoc game?
silencers are a surprisingly simple concept, very similar to a car muffler. Some of the earliest DIY(form 1) kits used the tube of c or d cell mag-lite to house the baffles and a couple custom end caps. These days there are a lot of "Solvent-Trap" manufacturers which make ready made products that, as soon as your tax stamp gets approved, can be converted into silencers.
@@puppyenemy both are a reach and at best and most lenient a one shot thing with less suppression than a real suppressor. Mainly because you can only really duct-tape the bottle to the gun and there is no way without serious tools/modifications on the gun/barrel to accommodate a screw-on oil filter. Even then the first shot would be somewhat quieter but would still rip the filter apart. Oil filter membranes are paper or PU not reinforced fiber or generally steel from the real thing. It would be weird to implement but best DIY would be to stuff it into a blanket or something to muffle the sound but it would make it hard to wield and impossible to aim.
The sound design and combat encounters in The Last of Us Part 2 are immaculately well crafted. I have a feeling that even by the time Part 3 releases and completely outclasses Part 2 in every way, it will still hold up.
Rising Storm 2 next, please! There are lots of realistic mechanics that Jonathan would love to see (you can even adjust the Mosin to stupid ranges too)
Really happy to see this one, was curious what he'd think of the bullet impact on people. He'd often complain about bullet sponging enemies so it's fun to have him react to some crazy strong impacts hahah. Glad he enjoyed the variety of obscure weapons. Hoped we'd see a few more like the flame thrower.
It's nice to hear Johnathan talk about things making the guns feel different despite being lest realistic, for the sake of variety or fun. A lot of people who talk about movies or video games in comparison to real life tend to not appreciate that.
I hope he will react to the guns in enlisted, because there are a few unique guns in there not often seen in WW2 games (Such as the MAS, or mannlicher)
@@bigoffwhite52 fo3 had some great designs like the american assault rifle and chinese assault rifle. but yea new vegas had a lot of good ones. I wish they took more inspiration from those games instead of just making shit look weird for the sake of it.
I'm astonished that you never come across an M4 or an AR15 in this game. They even put guns in that your character can't get. One enemy dropped an m14 and I was pissed I couldn't unlock it in the game, I love the m14 platform.
I'd love to see him review a Ross rifle and elaborate on the meme of it exploding (Mostly from the average soldier not putting it together properly after cleaning - snipers were very keen on cleaning and putting it back together though!)
For those wondering here in the states it is possible to add a "binary" trigger to an AK pattern rifle. The Tigger fires when pulled and fires when released. I think this is what the game designers were going for on the burst fire upgrade... I second the nomination of Fallout... I am sure we will see that soon. I would be interested in seeing what jon says about "generation zero"
I’ve tried the sling thing with a backpack, a short (but effective) bow, and horse. You have to fully sling it over your shoulder and take it off before fiddling with your backpack. You have to be mindful of your quiver if it’s on your hip when mounting as well. I did it with a bow though so I can just sling it over the horn of the saddle while I pull out a granola bar (pretending to craft a bomb) but it’d be harder with a firearm considering the safety of the horse. Also unless you have a rifle scabbard you could only carry a bow one large firearm, a medium melee weapon, and a couple of small guns on yourself. And everything has to be positioned right so you can mount your horse from all angles safely and quickly.
Of course, when shooting the improvised silencer, I thought to myself “this would realistically only silence one shot”, but it makes sense for game design, since it would be insanely irritating to craft one silencer for every shot, and you would need an abundance of materials therefore. If you listen closely, you can hear shots getting louder the more often you shoot silenced and enemies will recognize the direction more easily. So the developer are surely aware of that, just as I was playing the, just as you are now. Another example is that of crafting own ammunition.
Speaking of “sticking to the back with space magnets” MASS EFFECT’s weapons carved pieces off a block for the projectile and used magnets to send it on their merry way. Would be cool for him to see those
If you look at the wear pattern on the revolver, it looks like the devs thought the cylinder catch rotates clockwise as opposed to the true to life lateral movement
Thanks. I always thought Abby’s rifle was an SKS until now. Very cool. Also I thought Ellie’s revolver was once Joel’s which I too thought was a smith and Wesson 686.
I'd love to see a video focused on Arma 3. Both the vanilla games near-future/concept weapons, and something like RHS's implementation of real-world firearms.
@@Horgler I can see why some people really dislike it, but a lot of people also really liked it. Objectively though it is definitely not among the worst games of that year. It has extremely great presentation and the gameplay is not bad.
@@Horgler everything storywise I agree, they just wasted what they had but gameplaywise this is just incredible, all I want at this point is just pve multiplayer, like youre just some nameless survivor trying to get from a to b or to get supplies and back home or smth. No story bullshit, just a simple objective to at least enjoy the gameplay. Like I want to play the game but then I dont because it keeps reminding me of what a waste it was.
I think Jonathan should know that the original game released in 2013, which is when the apocalypse started, mean the Sig MPX wouldn't be that common cause I'm pretty sure it wasn't even available until 2015.
max payne 3 also had that really visceral, weighty feel to the third person combat. also the two weapon limit and max actually carrying the guns with him in his off hand was awesome. not that many weird rare guns but worth a look
Do Rising Storm/Red Orchestra2, really want to see his comments on those rare but interesting historical firearms in this game, such as the Japanese knee mortar, AVS-36, G41, mkb42, double-magazine mp40. And also the flamethrower.
He should see the more exotic weapons of Escape from Tarkov like the STM9, DVL, Orsis T-5000, ADAR, Mk 18 Mjolnir etc. I think that would be interesting. There are pretty rare weapons in EFT, at least rare in context of appearing in video games
@@bmhater1283 AK-12, Vector CRB, M-14 and MTAR-X are in it, pretty common guns. Then there is the SC-2010, ARX-160, FAD, M-27 IAR, KAC Chain SAW and PP-19 Bizon. All real guns, but many are much less well known making it a cool game to cover.
obviously, i'd be interested to see jonathan cover a fallout game, probably new vegas, 4, or 76. as well, i think it would be neat to see his thoughts on a pseudo-3D fps game (doom, doom ii, duke nukem 3D, blood, etc.), not only for the guns used, but also the mechanics of thse types of games.
Isn't blackpowder closer to an explosive than a propellant? Not that I would advocate loading cases designed for smokeless powder with BP, but blackpowder cartridges do exist and had their heyday in the turn of the 20th century. I'm sure with some experimentation you could try to get some consistent performance out of a modern cartridge loaded with blackpowder(or similar burning explosive) or just use calibers already meant for it; 45-70 being one such caliber.
I still want him to review modern Wolfenstein guns like from Old Blood and New Colossus as I feel like they're weird meld of pseudo-futuristic technology and actual WWII weaponry is interesting. Also Rainbow Six: Siege, but mainly because I'd LOVE to see what Jonathan thinks of Lion's .308 caliber Vector
If we want to continue the horror theme than I think FEAR might be good shout or some of the remakes of resident evil. If we want more more modern realism than ARMA would be an amazing game to take a look at. Other random shout-outs Sniper elite Wolfenstein Doom Eternal Medal of Honor Battlefield Borderlands Fallout Duke nukem
GameSpot has Jonathan locked up in their basement, forced to create content till the end of time
I'm okay with that.
GameSpot: He knows too much
He wants to stay there, he could break out anytime he wanted with all those guns down there with him
Patrolling the Mohave almost makes you wish for a "Firearms Expert Reacts to Fallout: New Vegas Guns"
See that’s what I said last video!
It would be nice if he makes an analysis of Fat Man/Davy Crockett.
Yes, man
I wonder if Jonathan has seen Zach's Gun Rants.
@@Teletric yes I think I mention that video myself.
"Im going on a Slight rant about guns here..."
video is 43 min and 47 sec long.
I remember him saying he wants to see a more realistic flamethrower, i would nominate Rising Storm 2: Vietnam in that case. Tons of cool weaponry and improvised traps.
YES YES YES
Love me some rising storm 2. That game should be the standard for FPS games nowadays, realistic/arcadey combat with extremely well done firearm representation
I was just about to comment to see if he could look at rs2 great game and nice firearms
Gave the same recommendation on his previous video, they really should show him RS2
Call of Duty World at War too
The man, the myth, the legend. The one keeping Gamespot relevant!
But also repeated on every video to death
@@danielcoakley8085 Were you expecting original thoughts from the sheeple?
@Stop Banningme true.
Gamestop is the only one who said that Cyberpunk was not that great.
@@danielcoakley8085 As it should until GameStop realizes their channel is incredibly dull otherwise. I hope they’re compensating this man appropriately (seriously doubt it).
You guys need to get him to check out Payday 2's guns
There's so many though, could make this a 10+ videos-series
Would love to see him do Doom Eternal and/or the first Last of Us game.
The Ak variant at 8:10 is outfitted with what's known in the U.S. as an 'Echo' or 'Binary' trigger. The principle is that the the rifle will fire once when the trigger is pulled, and once when the trigger is released. This gives the shooter a simulated two-shot burst while maintaining semi-auto functionality (One shot per trigger manipulation) per the U.S. NFA law.
You are absolutely right! Thank you. I'm familiar with the AR binary triggers - I hadn't realised that the AK equivalents replace the safety/selector like that.
@@jonathanferguson1211 goat
Jonathan's back must be hurting like death from singlehandedly carrying this whole channel
See a bunch of these comments on every video featuring him. It’s not incorrect but aren’t you guys tired of saying the same shit over and over again?
@@feedarman4888 never get tired of speakin the truth, man
@@feedarman4888 agreed, it's getting pretty old
@@feedarman4888 the truth shouldn't be tiring
Only reason I'm subbed
I really wish that Jonathan works hand to hand with DICE for the next Battlefield game
Agreed!
Uh they do work with the royal armory.. bf1 have them in the credits.
@@Bobinarea52 sweet
I didn't expect that the makeshift silencer thing to be possible in real life although it is only a single shot in real life.
When you think about it, it’s just sound so it makes sense. I think implementing a one use bottle could be done but you’d waste time managing picking up both empty bottles and ammo. I guess it could work for a hardcore mode.
I remember I've seen videos where they convert the oil filter of a car into a suppressor, and that one seem to last much longer than a coca cola bottle. Would have been a more realistic choice for a post-apoc game?
silencers are a surprisingly simple concept, very similar to a car muffler. Some of the earliest DIY(form 1) kits used the tube of c or d cell mag-lite to house the baffles and a couple custom end caps. These days there are a lot of "Solvent-Trap" manufacturers which make ready made products that, as soon as your tax stamp gets approved, can be converted into silencers.
@@puppyenemy I believe that the oil filter option was the preferred silencer method in Days Gone
@@puppyenemy both are a reach and at best and most lenient a one shot thing with less suppression than a real suppressor. Mainly because you can only really duct-tape the bottle to the gun and there is no way without serious tools/modifications on the gun/barrel to accommodate a screw-on oil filter. Even then the first shot would be somewhat quieter but would still rip the filter apart. Oil filter membranes are paper or PU not reinforced fiber or generally steel from the real thing. It would be weird to implement but best DIY would be to stuff it into a blanket or something to muffle the sound but it would make it hard to wield and impossible to aim.
The sound design and combat encounters in The Last of Us Part 2 are immaculately well crafted. I have a feeling that even by the time Part 3 releases and completely outclasses Part 2 in every way, it will still hold up.
Yea people can say whatever about the story but the gameplay is so damn good
Didn’t even talk about Abby’s massive guns smh my head
Abby’s weapons of mass destruction are far beyond his area of expertise.
we don’t just call them “guns”, they’re BFGs
I bet her armpits smell horrible
I hope the museum is getting compensated for Johnathans excellent hosting, I'm sure it would really help them out during covid
Would love to see him react to Titanfall 2 weaponry
same
Hell yeah I would!
Especially Titans and their weaponry
Already make a comment about that, but will leave a like on yours to promote this option!
Rising Storm 2 next, please! There are lots of realistic mechanics that Jonathan would love to see (you can even adjust the Mosin to stupid ranges too)
Do Battlefield Bad Company 2 or New Vegas. Lots of good stuff to choose from
Bad Company 2 till this day is the battlefield I enjoyed playing the most, both single and multi player 😉
Finally I figured this video was coming when i saw the guns in the battlefield 4 video
The new wolfenstein series has some interesting weapons to look at, I'm sure Johnathan would enjoy covering those!
I'd like him to go back and look at Return to Castle Wolfenstein too. Hell, do with Wolf3D while you're at it Johnathan!
Really happy to see this one, was curious what he'd think of the bullet impact on people. He'd often complain about bullet sponging enemies so it's fun to have him react to some crazy strong impacts hahah. Glad he enjoyed the variety of obscure weapons. Hoped we'd see a few more like the flame thrower.
2:52 did Dina just get a collateral?
Holy shit she did
10:42 that smg kind of seems like a hybrid of the mpx and the mp5a5
With the fire rate of an MP40
absolutely love watching this series! Keep up the good work Jonathan!
It's nice to hear Johnathan talk about things making the guns feel different despite being lest realistic, for the sake of variety or fun. A lot of people who talk about movies or video games in comparison to real life tend to not appreciate that.
I hope he will react to the guns in enlisted, because there are a few unique guns in there not often seen in WW2 games (Such as the MAS, or mannlicher)
which MAS? CoD2BR1 featured a decent selection of French and Italian weaponry. Surprising for a PS2 game.
Stalker series has some nice guns and models too, mainly in the new mod called Stalker Anomaly.
The combat in this game is some of the best ever.
I cannot wait to give this man all my money when the royal armoury reopens
Be sure to set some aside for food and water :)
@@jonathanferguson1211 wasn't expecting a reply my man, made my day. I look forward to potentially meeting you at the leeds armoury
@@jonathanferguson1211 For food and water for you obviously. Since you are being held hostage (alongside an unbelievable amount of guns) by Gamespot.
@@poldpoldecki7171 There are worse places to be held :)
@@jonathanferguson1211 I would happily be held at the Royal Armoury too...
Jonathan just needs to talk about the hideous guns in Fallout 4
That will be a really interesting video
that weird ass lewis gun assault rifle looks terrible lol i wish they kept the same design from the FO3 assault rifle.
@@evryfckinnameistaken I think thats like Browning M1 like design with that water cooled barrel, but used more like a SAW, IDK, weird, ugly weapon
@@evryfckinnameistaken The weapon design was just shit in FO4 in general, in my opinion, New Vegas had the best weapon design in a fallout game period
@@bigoffwhite52 fo3 had some great designs like the american assault rifle and chinese assault rifle. but yea new vegas had a lot of good ones. I wish they took more inspiration from those games instead of just making shit look weird for the sake of it.
@@evryfckinnameistaken I certainly agree, and the weapon sounds of FO4 were also lame, a 44. Magnum sounds like a 22. caliber
I'm astonished that you never come across an M4 or an AR15 in this game. They even put guns in that your character can't get. One enemy dropped an m14 and I was pissed I couldn't unlock it in the game, I love the m14 platform.
Are we going to see the Sniper Elite series?
I'd love to see him review a Ross rifle and elaborate on the meme of it exploding (Mostly from the average soldier not putting it together properly after cleaning - snipers were very keen on cleaning and putting it back together though!)
Man I hope they pay Jonathan a good amount of money for his work, he definitely deserves it
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. next!
I'd like to see Johnathan cover the various semi-real (or fictional) guns from Rainbow Six Siege
For those wondering here in the states it is possible to add a "binary" trigger to an AK pattern rifle. The Tigger fires when pulled and fires when released. I think this is what the game designers were going for on the burst fire upgrade...
I second the nomination of Fallout... I am sure we will see that soon. I would be interested in seeing what jon says about "generation zero"
I am once again asking for your Wolfenstein weapons video.
Jonathan is the absolute boss! I need a Jonathan in my circle of acquaintances!
I would like to hear more from Mr. Ferguson! :D
Would be interesting to see what Jonathan makes of the Hitman weapons.
The fact that he nailed the “sporting gun” thing is crazy honestly
That trigger and selector upgrade on that sporter ak is a binary trigger which is why it has select fire.
I said in a previous video “is there any gun that the Royal Armory doesn’t have?” The answer” the Sig Sauer MPX.
As a gun nut I really loved the guns of this game
Could you react to weapons from Resident Evil 2 or 3 remake pls?
I’ve tried the sling thing with a backpack, a short (but effective) bow, and horse. You have to fully sling it over your shoulder and take it off before fiddling with your backpack. You have to be mindful of your quiver if it’s on your hip when mounting as well. I did it with a bow though so I can just sling it over the horn of the saddle while I pull out a granola bar (pretending to craft a bomb) but it’d be harder with a firearm considering the safety of the horse. Also unless you have a rifle scabbard you could only carry a bow one large firearm, a medium melee weapon, and a couple of small guns on yourself. And everything has to be positioned right so you can mount your horse from all angles safely and quickly.
The "burst fire" feature on abby's vepr seems to be modeled after a fostech echo trigger system.
Of course, when shooting the improvised silencer, I thought to myself “this would realistically only silence one shot”, but it makes sense for game design, since it would be insanely irritating to craft one silencer for every shot, and you would need an abundance of materials therefore. If you listen closely, you can hear shots getting louder the more often you shoot silenced and enemies will recognize the direction more easily. So the developer are surely aware of that, just as I was playing the, just as you are now. Another example is that of crafting own ammunition.
Hearing the words Vepr Hunter just makes my tarkov oriented heart happy
Far Cry 2
Team Fortress 2
Killing Floor
Payday 2
L4D2
Red Orchestra 2/Rising Storm
I would love Johnothan to review the weapons in these games.
why l4d2 tho? it uses most common weapons ever that he was talking about in more than 1 video
Speaking of “sticking to the back with space magnets”
MASS EFFECT’s weapons carved pieces off a block for the projectile and used magnets to send it on their merry way.
Would be cool for him to see those
If you look at the wear pattern on the revolver, it looks like the devs thought the cylinder catch rotates clockwise as opposed to the true to life lateral movement
Im from the uk and I love these videos Thankyou !
I want Mr. Ferguson to react to Receiver II please for its depiction of guns, their operations, jamming, etc.
the king of the channel is back
As someone else in the comments said, Rising Storm: Vietnam has great gun mechanics, including adjustable sights and a pretty good flamethrower.
Jonathan should just do a feature length film once Battlefield 6 releases
Developers need to hire this guy for all weapons issues
In the last of us series, the main characters have God level gun smithing skills. Making the impossible possible😅
Jonathan produces the best content on this channel 👏🏾👏🏾
Great video! I just wished he talked about the modifications the characters do to the guns
Great vid. May I suggest Jonathan to make a vid on Far Cry 2 weapons and their jam/destruction animations?
more escape from tarkov stuff...especially the modifications and stuff... itd be lovely to see jonathan talk about because he will be amazed
The supresers break after 2 shots on the way more realistic grounded mode
Always great to see Mr. Ferguson. I only hope he will revisit the bayou and give us another Hunt: Showdown video
I don't know how it hasn't happened yet, but we need Johnathan to give us a breakdown of weapons from Arma 3.
Have him do one of those 32 GB mods where the P-MAGS have accurate stippling on them
I misread that as "Firearms Expert Reacts to The Last Firearms Reacts" I was so scared
I would love to see him break down the guns of the STALKER series
Thanks. I always thought Abby’s rifle was an SKS until now. Very cool. Also I thought Ellie’s revolver was once Joel’s which I too thought was a smith and Wesson 686.
I'd love to see a video focused on Arma 3. Both the vanilla games near-future/concept weapons, and something like RHS's implementation of real-world firearms.
My favorite part of these videos is the entire comments section simping over johnathan
This game needs multiplayer so bad since the gameplay is just gorgeous
This game needs to be thrown into a deep, dark hole.
@@Horgler no, this game needs to be held up as a standard for the next generation. It's a masterpiece.
@@Horgler I can see why some people really dislike it, but a lot of people also really liked it.
Objectively though it is definitely not among the worst games of that year. It has extremely great presentation and the gameplay is not bad.
@@BlackParade01 Play the first game. That's a masterpiece. This game is dog water
@@Horgler everything storywise I agree, they just wasted what they had but gameplaywise this is just incredible, all I want at this point is just pve multiplayer, like youre just some nameless survivor trying to get from a to b or to get supplies and back home or smth. No story bullshit, just a simple objective to at least enjoy the gameplay. Like I want to play the game but then I dont because it keeps reminding me of what a waste it was.
This guy is awesome. Love when he does these
I think Jonathan should know that the original game released in 2013, which is when the apocalypse started, mean the Sig MPX wouldn't be that common cause I'm pretty sure it wasn't even available until 2015.
max payne 3 also had that really visceral, weighty feel to the third person combat. also the two weapon limit and max actually carrying the guns with him in his off hand was awesome. not that many weird rare guns but worth a look
please do Max Payne 3, the weapons have alot of detail and the improvised silencer is properly made.
That burst-fire Vepr looks like it has a fire selector off a H&K G3 (or some other H&K), given the "red bits" are typical H&K fire mode markings
You should make a video where Jonathan ranks his top 5 real-world guns and gives 5 video game gun equivalents for comparison!
Johnno all the way! This guy is a lad! Awesome videos!
I really want to see how Jonathan feels about the guns from metal gear solid 5.
My favourite british guy reviewing my favourite game. Very nice.
Would love to see Jonathan look at the epic historical guns from Cuisine Royale or Enlisted since they have a huge selection and epic representation!
I’m nominating Enlisted (currently in Open Beta), very good mix of a hardcore realistic WW2 shooter with some Arcade elements
Do Rising Storm/Red Orchestra2, really want to see his comments on those rare but interesting historical firearms in this game, such as the Japanese knee mortar, AVS-36, G41, mkb42, double-magazine mp40.
And also the flamethrower.
He should see the more exotic weapons of Escape from Tarkov like the STM9, DVL, Orsis T-5000, ADAR, Mk 18 Mjolnir etc. I think that would be interesting. There are pretty rare weapons in EFT, at least rare in context of appearing in video games
There is also a Contender in the film Hard Boiled.
He should do the guns in Call of Duty: Ghosts, it has a very unique selection of guns for a cod game all of which are in real life.
I know one weapon from Ghosts, the Honey Badger
@@bmhater1283 AK-12, Vector CRB, M-14 and MTAR-X are in it, pretty common guns. Then there is the SC-2010, ARX-160, FAD, M-27 IAR, KAC Chain SAW and PP-19 Bizon. All real guns, but many are much less well known making it a cool game to cover.
Y'all should have him react to different COD zombies wonder weapons? Things like the Thundergun, the Ray-Kay. Things like that
Try out Rising Storm 2, the most realistic human-burning-with-flamethrower sim he could find
Killzone could be a interesting game to look at.
haven 't played that francise in a long long time but the weapons are definately memorable
@@DILLIGER90 also relatively close to the modern day too.
@@DILLIGER90 it's so good
Can Jonathan react to some "realistic" WW2 games like Hell let Loose or Post Scriptum? I'am very curious how much realistic this games are :)
LOL that's exactly what I said but I also wanted him to react to Squad as well, I'm kinda tired of CoD, Fallout and these major Console games.
obviously, i'd be interested to see jonathan cover a fallout game, probably new vegas, 4, or 76. as well, i think it would be neat to see his thoughts on a pseudo-3D fps game (doom, doom ii, duke nukem 3D, blood, etc.), not only for the guns used, but also the mechanics of thse types of games.
Isn't blackpowder closer to an explosive than a propellant? Not that I would advocate loading cases designed for smokeless powder with BP, but blackpowder cartridges do exist and had their heyday in the turn of the 20th century. I'm sure with some experimentation you could try to get some consistent performance out of a modern cartridge loaded with blackpowder(or similar burning explosive) or just use calibers already meant for it; 45-70 being one such caliber.
Best part of the game, Jonathan's video!
I want to see Johnathan react to Rising Storm 2: Vietnam, would be pretty cool
After seeing his reaction to RE7, I personally would love to see him cover Resident Evil 2 & 3 Remakes.
I still want him to review modern Wolfenstein guns like from Old Blood and New Colossus as I feel like they're weird meld of pseudo-futuristic technology and actual WWII weaponry is interesting.
Also Rainbow Six: Siege, but mainly because I'd LOVE to see what Jonathan thinks of Lion's .308 caliber Vector
Would be cool if he reacted to Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy weapons, or just the Uncharted series in general!!
Receiver 2 should be next on the chopping block. The amount of detail in the guns in that game is still unrivaled, almost even compared to H3 VR.
If we want to continue the horror theme than I think FEAR might be good shout or some of the remakes of resident evil. If we want more more modern realism than ARMA would be an amazing game to take a look at.
Other random shout-outs
Sniper elite
Wolfenstein
Doom Eternal
Medal of Honor
Battlefield
Borderlands
Fallout
Duke nukem
The content we've all been waiting for
Have you looked at enlisted yet? I think the game's alright, but would love to see how accurate you think the guns are.
Would love to see Jonathan react to all of the 3D Fallout games' guns.