@@firstlast9846pulling of their hoods to literally slap them, say some random words, then ask if he "speaks japanese", while the japnese seargent struts around like a weeb main character whose in the pause menu? Youre not getting out much these days huh
It is a bit historically inaccurate because "スナイパ" (su-nai-pa, a katakana loanword for the pronunciation of the English word "sniper") was not in use in WW2 by Japanese. Katakana overuse was not that severe at that time. Instead, they would definitely use "狙撃手" (sogeki-syu), which is a proper Japanese word.
Im glad that they added the japanese most common revolving shotgun that was used by almost every japanese soldier during World War two. Hopefully they will add that Crossbow that shoot shurikens and that axe that could be turned into an pistol for japan in the next part as well. They also had an flashlight adapter with laserpointer - hopefully they will add this japanese WWII eqipment too. Any news if they will add the Africanjapanese Female Legion that fought againt the Chech Wheelchair Tanksquadron in the Battle of Tsing Tau?
An Japanese soldier at 1:31 says "スナイパーがいるぞ(Sniper ga iruzo)"、Which is strange because Japanese soldiers in this era hated using English words. We even have proper translation for word "Sniper" such as "狙撃手(Sogekishu)" or "狙撃兵(Sogekihei)."
Fun fact: all of them (except the flame thrower guy) shot more bullets than their magazines actually fit. Edit: to all those who think why I meant everyone except for the flamethrower guy is simple. - the flamethrower dude uses fuel - the one with the M1928 shot definitely more than 30 The guy in the left corner with the M1 Garand shot 3 or 4 times and reloads and shoots again a couple of bullets (that's all we see) The one in the back with the cap (freestyle ,) ) was hardly to see - and the last one behind the wooden chest with the M1 Garand shot 8 bullets, reloaded and turned it into a full-auto rifle?!🤨 (it's clearly to be seen on the muzzle.) And then he shot more than 8 bullets again. Thanks for your understanding. 😇 Edit 2: You know I could add more details like the unrealistic amount of fuel of the flamethrower or the dude with the Thompson having M1 Ammobags and not SMG Ammobags, but I think I've tormented you enough...
I just realized the soldier that says “do you speak Japanese” is holding a type 100 sub machine gun, only 8,500 we’re manufactured, which may seem a lot, up until I realized that 5.4 million served in the army so for that to be there is an enigma
They can do it for cod 2, cod mw, and other previous titles (assigning guns to the proper factions), why can't they do it here? I can't wrap my head around this...
i swear nothing new could ever happen in a cod cutscene. they've literally had the same scenarios roughly for like 15 years. How many times does your character narrowly escape death or capture? i saw that coming a mile away.
@@kacbor6848 just bcuz he didn't do anything iconic doesn't mean he did nothing. In fact, in the mission where ghost and roach gets killed. If you do nothing then ghost will himself clear out the house.
i find it helarious that a slap on the cheek litteraly gave you a blood screen.(Also how convenient that the flamethrower dont give a fuck if he gets shot.)
As a matter of fact, I happen to be very fluent in Japanese. I know Katana means Japanese Sword, Toyota means Japanese car, and Ramen means Japanese Spaghetti.
Aside from conscripted soldiers, I believe that anyone at officer level can speak some English. My great-grandfather, who served on the battleship Haruna, spoke English, Russian and German.
@@デンジャラスマジキチ雄 japanese not that hard, as its now written in letters not characters, you can make kanji return to hiragana. the hellish one would be cantonese, with 9 tones, and use all characters china uses
Imperial Japanese in this game have a few weapons and equipment and flags that they didn’t actually have during World War II! Of course they had the type 100 which was the Japanese version of the Sten gun but not many of them were built, most of the Imperial Japanese army had were those Arisaka bolt action rifles with long bayonets and for the very few machine gunners had type 11 light machine guns and type 96 to 99 medium to heavy machine guns. Bearing in mind to all of you that read this we should understand that Imperial Japan when they captured POWs they fed them rice with maggots in and made them drink water from the rivers that we’re not clean so that they can suffer without using bullets or bayonets
@@summerngeorge I don't remember the Japanese army having STG44's in 1942 (2 years before the gun was made btw) or that revolver shotgun, sometimes the game is way too unrealistic that it breaks the immersion of you being in WW2
According to Jon Ferguson from the gun expert react series of gamespot... The revolver shotgun is a sporting shotgun. It's more of a vanity item than a practical service weapon. It only makes 100% sense in the mission it was featured in. Only 100 of these are made, and found around Germany. Problem is, in the campaign, this weapon shows up EVERYWHERE!!! Next to garands and Thompson's!!!
wow a game didn't perfectly replicate dispersion of equipment? almost like EVERY OTHER GAME ON EARTH ALSO MAKES THAT MISTAKE DUE TO THE FACT IT WOULD REQUIRE A TON OF EFFORT ON EACH INDIVIDUAL FUCKING MODEL
@@fkboyStalin Are you trolling or did your brain prematurely stopped developing since your five? All the devs needed to do is this: "Oh hey, this mission takes place in the Pacific! Remember not to add any German firearms we already have plenty of Japanese guns in the game" "Hey, this mission takes place in Stalingrad! Remember not to include any T-34-85s, STG-44s, and Volksturmgewehrs those are for the later Berlin mission." CoD has been doing this right since the first game it's literally one of the most basic and easiest things to get right.
@@fkboyStalin they did it in like 3 other ww2 call of duty games + expansions they made, they could do it here. You got to be actually stupid to think that someone found this extrra niche weapon and just randomly tought to put it in without reading about it or watching how even it works to make animations, the fact is that they just ignored and put whatever
This was more common than you think, many Japanese officers had studied in America or various other countries. Some American soldiers ran into old college classmates or members of their graduation cohort after being captured by the Japanese. During the decades prior to WW2, Emperor Meiji sent thousands of Japanese students and workers to Western nations to copy their technology and practices. They went from a third world country in 1868 to a second tier world power by World War I. The Japanese are a fascinating culture and one of the rare places European colonization couldn’t take hold. Culture matters, eat or get eaten.
Would be good if the actual interrogator was the officer brandishing his Guntō (military sword) and not the enlisted Heichō (Lance Corporal) equipped with the Type 100.
Alot of soldiers memorize usefull frases to interrogate enemy soldiers. That Japanese guy probably didn't really understand what he was saying outside of a translation book.
@@CakeFlowet It's a bit redundant asking someone if they speak your language, in their language. If they speak your language you can just ask them in your language. If they don't understand what you said, then you have your answer.
@Natalie Wayne They had a Tiger tank shipped to them, ONE Tiger tank. I bet if they found out about it Sledgehammer games would litter Japanese islands with them. I swear this entire game is just “oh this small, rare occurrence happened in WW2? Let’s make that the entire basis of this game and the war itself even though it makes no sense.”
Typical for game play is the over abundance of auto loading firearms. I'd say 97% of all Japanese soldiers, army and navy, would have the Type 38 or Type 99 Arisaka bolt action rifle as their main weapon. The Type 100 SMG was manufactured in small numbers (somewhere between 20-30k) and used in front line roles very sparingly. As the war progressed they became more common but still only a very small fraction of Japanese soldiers used them. The Japanese designed a semi-auto rifle but it didn't get past developmental stage. Hollywood and video games rank right up their with social media history "experts" in providing and perpetuating inaccurate information.
@@re4796 I wouldn't doubt it, I've not actually seen any primary sources for production numbers on the Type 100 SMG, and interweb sources show anywhere from 8100 to 31,000.
@@boofdaclown7866 wasn't vanguard marketed as historical? They can do their dumb shenanigans with guns in multiplayer but having it in singleplayer is real freaking dumb
Why yes I do. Lyrics: 0:50 "What's this? These two were also observing since before noon..." 0:55 "These assholes don't talk" 0:57 "I'm gonna kill both you!" 1:01 "nah, hold on, there's still time; it'll take some time until (something/someone) gets here." 1:23 "お前日本語話せるんだ？！”
Damn this is like MW2 all over again, but better graphics! EDIT: Call of Duty: World at War. I can't tell which COD is which, I just remember that game vividly.
Getting knocked unconscious to progress to the next scene, typical in Call of Duty. With how many times these characters get knocked out I'm surprised they don't have brain damage by the end of the game.
Been studying Japanese for awhile and was able to actually understand almost everything they said. Then the dude said "Do you speak Japanese?" and it took me longer to realize what he said in English than what they had said in Japanese.....English is my native language...
Jeez I'm tryna be like that I just gotta expand my vocabulary then work on memorizing katakana then kanji because I already remember about 75% of hiragana
What's funny is that a Type 100, which under 10,000 were made, is featured more in media than something such as an Arisaka Type 2 Paratrooper Rifle, which had 21,000 made. There are rifles out there that are much more interesting that still are not featured as much as guns which are more well known but rarer.
I think thats simply for gameplay reasons, in the context of a video game the paratrooper rifle would be no diffrent then the normal arisaka just a diffrent appearence, the type 100 puts a submachine gun in that the player can use that still fits the scene
It's instantly easy to tell it's a game made by the USA and not Japan. Because the Japanese "enemy" is modelled to have exaggerated oriental features, as if everyone in Japan looks like Kim Jong Un or something, lol.
I found it’s interesting in combat situation. The man with katana looks like boss, has commanded something as soon as heard guns shot. And he rushed into hiding, the enemy coming. Eventually, he was driven in and burned, but it could be seen through his attitude that his character.
i think judging by his uniform and mannerism, as well as him commanding the soldiers when the camp got ambushed, the guy with the katana is most likely the officer in charge of the whole camp
By uniform and stance, he looks like the commanding officer. It's a terrible idea for an officer to charge the enemy, because he is the most well prepared and intelligent soldier, if he dies, all of his troops will be completely disoriented and demoralized not knowing what to do, which is exactly what the enemy wants. Killing the enemy officer is the most important thing in a battle, second to that would be killing the radio operator.
Of all the things that could've happened in this scene (interrogation, torture...), the developers somehow landed on "errr... deeerrrrppp... lets just get the Japanese soldier to ask the player if they speaks their language"..... ffs
I don’t get how that’s a bad choice lol. Besides if they were going to do an interrogation then they gotta understand each other, thus “DO YOU SPEAK JAPANESE??”
This is so unrealistic. Flamethrower troops would want to be in cover most the time because if you're hit, you're dead. The casualty rate for flamethrower troops was really high. They wouldn't just be casually strolling around blazing enemies on fire.
Japanese solider casually knows English
solider
Solider?
Why do they keep saying solider its SOLDIER (I think i started a war of corrections.)
Solider
@@marifelabidon8139 joke ddude r/wooooosh *_SOLIDER_*
"Do you speak Japanese?"
"Īe, watashi wa nihongo o hanashimasen."
"Understandable. Have a nice day."
*nihongo wa hanasemasen
@@stu3yy_ *this is my kingdom come
Underustandaberu, Havu naisu deiyu
@@stu3yy_ nihongo ga hanasukotogadekimasen
「いいえ、私は日本語を話しません。」
I love how vanguard tried to appease everyone but manage to offend everyone who actually played the game
Cry about it
@@Pack_Watch23 min ago god damn
@@cloutgrabber 23 hours ago, goddamn
poop@@hyperion3145
God damn
I just wanna know who wrote this into the game and said, “Yes, this normal WW2 human interaction.”
I might be trippin.. but I don’t see much wrong other than the cliche “Americans to the rescue” thing.
Sam Maggs here you got the answer. She is one of the worst writers ever
@@firstlast9846pulling of their hoods to literally slap them, say some random words, then ask if he "speaks japanese", while the japnese seargent struts around like a weeb main character whose in the pause menu? Youre not getting out much these days huh
@Mr371312 - still isn’t that bad - seen more unnatural stuff in games
@@firstlast9846 I hope you have a fun time looking up information on Japanese ww2 atrocities; It makes the US look like a country of angels.
Chad WaW: "You think because you say nothing...you are strong?"
Virgin Vanguard: "dO yOu sPeaK jApAnEse?"
Gigachad officer
Sorry I don't speak Japanese
@@Homielander229 zetsubou moment
@@Homielander229 when the nihongo is not jozu
@@killcat5483 you made my day
Never ask a man what is his salary
Never ask a woman her age
Never ask a WW2 vet whether he can speak Japanese
or either German
@@el_raffido18 and italian
@@eaedazdeazdss8184 and romanian and slovak and hungarian and and siamese
@@el_raffido18”I’m sorry. I don’t speak Japanese.”
@@stormtendoRichtofen?
It is a bit historically inaccurate because "スナイパ" (su-nai-pa, a katakana loanword for the pronunciation of the English word "sniper") was not in use in WW2 by Japanese. Katakana overuse was not that severe at that time. Instead, they would definitely use "狙撃手" (sogeki-syu), which is a proper Japanese word.
そうだよね
久しぶりにオヌヌメに出て見て思ったわ
My mom who is japanese said katakana use was going up in the 60s to 90s
@@DrHydra47 Yes, and everybody knows what happened before that.
It was so proper a word to translate "sniper" that Chinese linguists just took the Japanese Kanjis directly to use as a Chinese word for sniper.
Best comment so far. I thought so as well.
1:36 american soldier casually fullautoing with M1 Garand
Nah, It's his finger that goes full-auto
Just as the founding (Asian) fathers intended
Trigger discipline/Control at its finest
that sounds american to me
@@dusk3971FR 💀
I love how the marines are standing in the open and hip firing, but receiving absolutely no return fire
Actually Army 93rd ID
Well duh cuz Marines are strong as fuck...
@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646but marines have the tested battle IQ of 3 while in active combat
The power of crayon munching
@@FalcoMoment Red makes my guns shoot harder. Blue makes their guns shoot softer. And Yellow gives me SPEED!
Im glad that they added the japanese most common revolving shotgun that was used by almost every japanese soldier during World War two. Hopefully they will add that Crossbow that shoot shurikens and that axe that could be turned into an pistol for japan in the next part as well. They also had an flashlight adapter with laserpointer - hopefully they will add this japanese WWII eqipment too. Any news if they will add the Africanjapanese Female Legion that fought againt the Chech Wheelchair Tanksquadron in the Battle of Tsing Tau?
It was the Japanese loadout meta
you misspelled fleshlight as "flashlight"
@@committosterbath8833 He knew what he spelt
*fleshlight
Are they also gonna add 69th Weeb Corps from the Battle of Bing Chilling? They fought against Field Marshall Zhong Xina's 1989th Tiananmen Guards.
Aint no one gonna talk about that bitch slap at 0:48 that filled the screen with blood
Fr, that was so soft 💀🙏
An Japanese soldier at 1:31 says "スナイパーがいるぞ(Sniper ga iruzo)"、Which is strange because Japanese soldiers in this era hated using English words. We even have proper translation for word "Sniper" such as "狙撃手(Sogekishu)" or "狙撃兵(Sogekihei)."
I can speak Japanese so I can confirm this.
It surprised me when I heard it
murica spi confirmed
Yeah and Japanese back then probably wouldn't know how to speak English at all
sogeking?
Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese?
American soldier: do you speak English?
American: speak american loser
American soldier: 日本語を話しますか？
American soldier: No
Japanese soldier: Yes
All japanese: I cant English 😢
@@artyom1264 at least America still won the war not like Japan
Fun fact: all of them (except the flame thrower guy) shot more bullets than their magazines actually fit.
Edit: to all those who think why I meant everyone except for the flamethrower guy is simple.
- the flamethrower dude uses fuel
- the one with the M1928 shot definitely more than 30
The guy in the left corner with the M1 Garand shot 3 or 4 times and reloads and shoots again a couple of bullets (that's all we see)
The one in the back with the cap (freestyle ,) ) was hardly to see
- and the last one behind the wooden chest with the M1 Garand shot 8 bullets, reloaded and turned it into a full-auto rifle?!🤨 (it's clearly to be seen on the muzzle.) And then he shot more than 8 bullets again.
Thanks for your understanding. 😇
Edit 2: You know I could add more details like the unrealistic amount of fuel of the flamethrower or the dude with the Thompson having M1 Ammobags and not SMG Ammobags, but I think I've tormented you enough...
M1 Grand guy or the guy behind the cart shot 8 shots and then reload
cap 🧢
overclock ammo :v
It looks like the dude with the M1 shot 8 shots but the guy with the Thompson shot way too many bullets for a drum mag
Your fun fact is not funny + cap
"You think because you say nothing, you are strong?"
Don’t tell em... a fucking thing...
Miller!
I like how they are standing 8 meters apart in the open without cover without hitting anything.
Which is why the flamethrower had the annoyance and confidence to just waltz up at roast everyone because he knew he'd be fine.
"Do you speak japanese?"
"Kawaii, desu ka? :333 Senpaaaaai."
**shootout starts**
The guys who were gonna save you: Burn that _thing!!_
lmao
@@CommissarChaotic no they immediately make an alliance with the Japanese
If weebs were POWs in WWIII
野獣先輩がまた英語圏に輸出されている
I just realized the soldier that says “do you speak Japanese” is holding a type 100 sub machine gun, only 8,500 we’re manufactured, which may seem a lot, up until I realized that 5.4 million served in the army so for that to be there is an enigma
Ah yes another guy who said "solider"
@@user-kp9ho6di2b ok solider, but dont forget about the plots that bombed enemies, and the brave marins
@@user-kp9ho6di2b soldier
@@user-kp9ho6di2b it's soldier not solider
I think it’s just a plot device to ensure Wade can get hold of one (it’s his “favourite weapon” after all)
ガチの日本英語で感動してる
当時はスナイパーなんて言わん 狙撃手な
@@omanjoそういうのってわかるものなんだ
@@Jozan33
だって戦争当時カタカナ英語使ってる兵隊さんおる？ 鬼畜米兵だぜ？行政命令でも英語禁止やし、 確かね。
@@Jozan33 鬼畜米兵だぜ？
この時代はカタカナ英語も忌避されてたんよ
Its always a good vibe when DripoGaming uploads!
A Japanese soldier casually carries a shotgun that did exist but was used by/issued to basically nobody... :/
They only made 100 of them and they were hunting shotguns
@@thegameroftheyear4751 true
I hate it so much
They can do it for cod 2, cod mw, and other previous titles (assigning guns to the proper factions), why can't they do it here? I can't wrap my head around this...
@@aweeeeh5255 historically inaccurate
i swear nothing new could ever happen in a cod cutscene. they've literally had the same scenarios roughly for like 15 years. How many times does your character narrowly escape death or capture? i saw that coming a mile away.
Yeah dude ghost got burnt alive
@@CheGuevara110100 that was heartbreaking for me. He was my favorite character of MW
@@Bruh-ux6wb bro ghost did nothing except looking cool 💀
He was like gaz in COD4
@@kacbor6848 I'll assume that I never saw you.
@@kacbor6848 just bcuz he didn't do anything iconic doesn't mean he did nothing. In fact, in the mission where ghost and roach gets killed. If you do nothing then ghost will himself clear out the house.
Q.なぜこの動画が定期的にオススメにくるのか
A.英語の勉強が足りない事がTH-camにバレたから
I love how the japanese soldier asks the American in English if he knows his language
i find it helarious that a slap on the cheek litteraly gave you a blood screen.(Also how convenient that the flamethrower dont give a fuck if he gets shot.)
dAmAge
Pretty *accurate* comment coming from you...stormtrooper~~
Btw about the flamethrower guy, hes just a chad, that's all
Damn Ur spelling tho
@@oreoboy8340 Let’s just say, he’s from a different country
@@oreoboy8340 I spell mistakenly to purposefully just pissed you of
Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?"
Richtofen: "I'm sorry, I do not speak Japanese."
Japanese soldier: "Understandable, have a great day."
I made a vid on that, check it out
Man of culture
I was waiting for this
@@francosql I made a vid on that
Correction. It's "Understandaboruuu".
When anime kid in class arrives to japan
"Do you speak Japanese?"
"いいえ!"
Approved by Anjin from Shogun.
As a matter of fact, I happen to be very fluent in Japanese. I know Katana means Japanese Sword, Toyota means Japanese car, and Ramen means Japanese Spaghetti.
Do you speak Japanese?
@@SENTRY456123 kon'nichiwa means Japanese hello.
Bro SAME! I guess they Japanese is super easy to learn.
@@SENTRY456123 Yes, Annyeongnihao means Bananas
...
DO U SPEAK JAPANESE
the m2 flamethrower guy seems so calm about it like he burns people alive every day for the fun of it
He's just spreading democracy. Nothing wrong with that.
@@goodimperial5396 民主主義(植民地を持ったり人種差別をする)＋(南米に圧力をかけたりする)
結局、貴方達は自分達の悪いところから目を逸らしてるだけでしょう。
@@user-mi9xe3iu7g ただの冗談ですよw
War Crimes, effective sine 1921
Got dam Japs deserved all the torture they got. But never got a sufficient amount.
Doulingo notifications every day be Like:
As soon as I saw this comment I get a duolingo notification
1:23
DO YOU SPEAK JAPANESE!?!?!?!?(strongly)
あと第二次世界大戦中なのに｢狙撃手｣じゃなくて敵国語の｢スナイパー｣って言ってるw
The flamethrower is not used as a gun it’s used as to take down bunkers Because the artillery have hard time shooting those fortified places.
and you could use a red dot sight on a mp-40, but its call of duty vanguard, you can do whatever you want
After this they went on to attack a base which was guarded by bunkers. They probably brought it for that
Yeah also flamethrowem could make this forest burning by mistake
@@BrozGaming2021 infatti nella campagna dei nazisti vedevo tedeschi che avevano le armi della seconda guerra mondiale con mirini moderni
@@BrozGaming2021 Sight is actual exist but they didn't use it on Rifle/Smg/ or what ever it is they used it on Plane which is gunner for aircraft
Aside from conscripted soldiers, I believe that anyone at officer level can speak some English. My great-grandfather, who served on the battleship Haruna, spoke English, Russian and German.
Suuuuuuuuure
@@9965paul why don't you believe them
Russian and German, or Japanese is the most difficult languages in the world.
Your grand father is genius
@@デンジャラスマジキチ雄 japanese not that hard, as its now written in letters not characters, you can make kanji return to hiragana. the hellish one would be cantonese, with 9 tones, and use all characters china uses
@@デンジャラスマジキチ雄 German's not that relatively hard if you're an English speaker
スナイパーだ！が好きすぎる
Everyone shooting, bullets flying everywhere and the dude with the flamethrower just was chilling as soon as he got there.
Imperial Japanese in this game have a few weapons and equipment and flags that they didn’t actually have during World War II! Of course they had the type 100 which was the Japanese version of the Sten gun but not many of them were built, most of the Imperial Japanese army had were those Arisaka bolt action rifles with long bayonets and for the very few machine gunners had type 11 light machine guns and type 96 to 99 medium to heavy machine guns. Bearing in mind to all of you that read this we should understand that Imperial Japan when they captured POWs they fed them rice with maggots in and made them drink water from the rivers that we’re not clean so that they can suffer without using bullets or bayonets
you're requesting a bit too much realism from a triple A game
I find it weird since how few the type 100s there were?
@@summerngeorge I don't remember the Japanese army having STG44's in 1942 (2 years before the gun was made btw) or that revolver shotgun, sometimes the game is way too unrealistic that it breaks the immersion of you being in WW2
@@user-kp9ho6di2b I think around 21,000 were made.
@@user-kp9ho6di2b they only had them for paras and officers and commandos mainly
As a Japanese person I can verify that "Do you speak japanese" was from a real japanese person
As a Genshin Impact player I can verify that you're indeed was the one who didn't allow us to get out of bound
I think everyone who has see an anime with ''engrish'' can say it lol!
"dO yOu sPeAk jAPanEse?"
famous last word
According to Jon Ferguson from the gun expert react series of gamespot...
The revolver shotgun is a sporting shotgun. It's more of a vanity item than a practical service weapon.
It only makes 100% sense in the mission it was featured in.
Only 100 of these are made, and found around Germany.
Problem is, in the campaign, this weapon shows up EVERYWHERE!!! Next to garands and Thompson's!!!
wow a game didn't perfectly replicate dispersion of equipment? almost like EVERY OTHER GAME ON EARTH ALSO MAKES THAT MISTAKE DUE TO THE FACT IT WOULD REQUIRE A TON OF EFFORT ON EACH INDIVIDUAL FUCKING MODEL
@@fkboyStalin Are you trolling or did your brain prematurely stopped developing since your five? All the devs needed to do is this:
"Oh hey, this mission takes place in the Pacific! Remember not to add any German firearms we already have plenty of Japanese guns in the game"
"Hey, this mission takes place in Stalingrad! Remember not to include any T-34-85s, STG-44s, and Volksturmgewehrs those are for the later Berlin mission."
CoD has been doing this right since the first game it's literally one of the most basic and easiest things to get right.
@@fkboyStalin Get lost
@@fkboyStalin Are you stupid?
@@fkboyStalin they did it in like 3 other ww2 call of duty games + expansions they made, they could do it here. You got to be actually stupid to think that someone found this extrra niche weapon and just randomly tought to put it in without reading about it or watching how even it works to make animations, the fact is that they just ignored and put whatever
This was more common than you think, many Japanese officers had studied in America or various other countries. Some American soldiers ran into old college classmates or members of their graduation cohort after being captured by the Japanese. During the decades prior to WW2, Emperor Meiji sent thousands of Japanese students and workers to Western nations to copy their technology and practices. They went from a third world country in 1868 to a second tier world power by World War I. The Japanese are a fascinating culture and one of the rare places European colonization couldn’t take hold. Culture matters, eat or get eaten.
And today their technology is top tier and their culture remains untouched
@@Darh1407 untouched? There’s American capitalism all over the place!! Bushido>Work
@@RamonesFan201 their tech is still good as f they did metal gear after all
@@RamonesFan201 funny u called it american capitalism
Would be good if the actual interrogator was the officer brandishing his Guntō (military sword) and not the enlisted Heichō (Lance Corporal) equipped with the Type 100.
In all loving memory to the Japanese soldier who asked “Do you speak Japanese?“ in English.
Alot of soldiers memorize usefull frases to interrogate enemy soldiers. That Japanese guy probably didn't really understand what he was saying outside of a translation book.
@@CakeFlowet But the way he said it sounded so american. There was barely any japanese accent when he said it
@@hugar3499 he must have repeated it everyday for hours just to show off his linguistic skills in front of POWs :((( what a great guy it was
@@CakeFlowet It's a bit redundant asking someone if they speak your language, in their language. If they speak your language you can just ask them in your language. If they don't understand what you said, then you have your answer.
@@Joke_Bidumb I have to say, I've never learned German but I learned how to ask my interlocutor if he speaks my language (italian) lmao
Bro went from: 🇯🇵?
to: 💀
"Do you speak Japanese?!"
*casually speaks english*
JP soldier: Do you speak japanese?
US soldier：H E N T A I ❤️
no no no no no
JP soldier: Do you speak japanese?
US soldier：YAMETEKUDASAI ♡
What this game
@@Nice-vf5lt Vanguard, apparently.
@@capncake8837 No search? Game Call of duty Vanguard? Yes or no
@@Nice-vf5lt what
Nothing can beat the Classic Japanese Intro of "you think because you say nothing you are strong"
"do you speak japanese" random guy in background: "que chingados"
Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese?
u.s soldier: nani?
Vanguard: our game is one of the realistic ww2 games
This part: 0:49 How the hell the Japanese soldier at the left has a German Einhorn shotgun?
_Alternate history_ lol its so stupid...
@Natalie Wayne They had a Tiger tank shipped to them, ONE Tiger tank. I bet if they found out about it Sledgehammer games would litter Japanese islands with them. I swear this entire game is just “oh this small, rare occurrence happened in WW2? Let’s make that the entire basis of this game and the war itself even though it makes no sense.”
@Natalie Wayne Nah, let them put Waffen SS in remote Japanese islands, maybe stuff as many Maus tanks as they possibly can.
Meanwhile in Alternate timeline the German nuke new York
They never said it was realistic what are you even talking about.
Typical for game play is the over abundance of auto loading firearms. I'd say 97% of all Japanese soldiers, army and navy, would have the Type 38 or Type 99 Arisaka bolt action rifle as their main weapon. The Type 100 SMG was manufactured in small numbers (somewhere between 20-30k) and used in front line roles very sparingly. As the war progressed they became more common but still only a very small fraction of Japanese soldiers used them. The Japanese designed a semi-auto rifle but it didn't get past developmental stage. Hollywood and video games rank right up their with social media history "experts" in providing and perpetuating inaccurate information.
Dude, it's Call of Duty, what are you expecting?
Way less than that, around 8500 for all variants
@@re4796 I wouldn't doubt it, I've not actually seen any primary sources for production numbers on the Type 100 SMG, and interweb sources show anywhere from 8100 to 31,000.
its fucking call of duty not a military simulator dude, please understand the difference from now on.
@@boofdaclown7866 wasn't vanguard marketed as historical? They can do their dumb shenanigans with guns in multiplayer but having it in singleplayer is real freaking dumb
"I'm sorry. I Don't speak Japanese" -Dr Edward Richtofen From a Black ops 3 Cutscene
1:28 bro fell of the ladder
"DO YOU SPEAK JAPANESE?"
"ええ、私は3年間勉強しました、私はいつかそれを使うことを望んでいました"
(gunfire starts before any more conversation can happen)
Japanese soldier whose instinct awakened by a foreigner who speaks Japanese : *proceeds to say 日本語上手ですね。During gunfire*
@@burakkupanza2226 underated comment
お上手
for lazy people
"Yeah, I studied for 3 years, I wanted to use it someday"
Lmao
Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?"
Me: "Umm... Ara Ara?"
Ah I see you're a man of culture as well
"Oppai Daisuke"
Yamette kudasai senpai
You have already mastered Japanese perfectly.
*immediately gets shot*
Why yes I do.
Lyrics:
0:50 "What's this? These two were also observing since before noon..."
0:55 "These assholes don't talk"
0:57 "I'm gonna kill both you!"
1:01 "nah, hold on, there's still time; it'll take some time until (something/someone) gets here."
1:23 "お前日本語話せるんだ？！”
Damn this is like MW2 all over again, but better graphics!
EDIT: Call of Duty: World at War. I can't tell which COD is which, I just remember that game vividly.
0:48 Why isn't nobody talking about the fact that wade started bleeding from a simple slap?
For real lmao
The japanese soldier just smashed the mosquito in the american soldier's face. Even in war, he keeps his good maners, what a hero
@@aceleracionistanoturno that must've been a big ass mosquito
@@Olmec0 hey if your character can hold a mg42 with one hand while running then maybe a big ass mosquito isn't the weirdest thing about this scenario
@@Olmec0 Large mosquitos are more common than normal mosquitos in jungles.
Getting knocked unconscious to progress to the next scene, typical in Call of Duty. With how many times these characters get knocked out I'm surprised they don't have brain damage by the end of the game.
Glad someone else realizes that there's a fine line between knocked out for a few minutes and persistent vegetative state/permanent brain damage
the brain damage is passed onto the average cod player
@@allenalesevic8350 Yeah people keep buying that crap year after year :D
* gets slapped *
* bleeds *
yknow… at the end of the I’m pretty sure they DO have brain damage.
The slap was personal 💀
Gets slapped on the cheeks
Screen gets blood splatters
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
ゲームの英語どころか日本語もガバガバな日本兵のセリフ好きw
日本語のアクセントも怪しいよなw
Yamade kudasaiii🤓🤓🤓
@@J_SOLPUGA_EDIT no '' Yame te kudasai
@@watashihagobulin thnx😁
「狙撃手だ！」じゃなくて「スナイパーだ！」って言っちゃっててめっちゃ笑いましたww
Been studying Japanese for awhile and was able to actually understand almost everything they said. Then the dude said "Do you speak Japanese?" and it took me longer to realize what he said in English than what they had said in Japanese.....English is my native language...
Jeez I'm tryna be like that I just gotta expand my vocabulary then work on memorizing katakana then kanji because I already remember about 75% of hiragana
@@Jqweex hiragana & katakana are easy, you’ll breeze through it. It just kanji & grammar which is slightly difficult.
DNA bro I dont know my native language either
I live in Japan and talk to Japanese people all day and barely understood a word of what they said lol
@@user-yp8og8zm3y uhh grammar is easy, vocabulary and kanji are the hardest part of learning japanese.
Why everyone acting like its impossible for a japanese ww2 soldier to know english
That scene was the most iconic scenes in vanguard history
IJA soldier: "D0 YoU SpEakU JapAneSe?"
Dio Joe: "YES I AM!"
IJA: wryyyyy
KONO DIODA !
SUBARASHI
Mohammed ABDURU!!
@マリお It's not really making fun of Japanese people in general. It's the terrible writing that we make fun of.
Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese?
American soldier: Watashi wa Yoshikage Kira
Nani?
Killer Queen has already touched you.
ぺこーらいつもありがとう!最近ぺこーらへ感謝するのが日課になりつつあります!単刀直入に我慢してたこと書いちゃう!ぺこーら愛してるぞおおおお(ps.厄介野うさぎだと思われてそうですが長文赤スパ失礼!ちなみに読まれてる頃にはあまりの恥ずかしさにユニバーサル大回転ぺこぺこの舞（◝(‘ω’)◟ ））（（ ◝(‘ω’)◜ ））しながらベットの上で暴れてると思うので率直な一言もらってもいいですか?w最後に一言!配信をはじめ本当にいつもありがとう!野うさぎ達を大切に思ってくれてる姿勢冗談抜きで本当に好きです。応援するしがいがあります!
- Do You Speak Japanese?
- Do you?
What's funny is that a Type 100, which under 10,000 were made, is featured more in media than something such as an Arisaka Type 2 Paratrooper Rifle, which had 21,000 made. There are rifles out there that are much more interesting that still are not featured as much as guns which are more well known but rarer.
Maybe it's because shooters need japs to have a SMG and they've produced only 10000, while other major sides fighting WW2 produced them in millions.
I think thats simply for gameplay reasons, in the context of a video game the paratrooper rifle would be no diffrent then the normal arisaka just a diffrent appearence, the type 100 puts a submachine gun in that the player can use that still fits the scene
*Friends, I took off the 8 one arm pull ups* *Support me!*
Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?"
American soldiers: "Of course." *(Use their guns to speak Japanese)*
God speake Japanese I don't
Americans : sure ( launch 2 nuclear missiles to Japan)
@@ASSASSIN19923 the comunication was so good that they agreed ro surender
オイオイ万 国 共 通 言 語 じゃねぇか
(Oi oi(オイオイ) It's a universal language(Threatening) )
Speaks freedom
Japanese soldiers: Do you speak japanese?
American Soldier: I know Murican language.
Japanese Soldier: you mean english?
*Murican noises intensifies*
Just love how chill that flamethrower dude was
IJA: “Do you speak jApAnEsE”
USMC: “辞めて ください”
IJA: “Ok have a nice day 😳”
日曜日の 青い空
今日はあの子に会いに行こう
エスカレータ駆け上がり
君の待つステージへ急ぐ
Guess we'll never know if he speaks japanese or not.
True lol
Soldier: Do You Speak Japanese?
Me: no , i speak anime
It's instantly easy to tell it's a game made by the USA and not Japan. Because the Japanese "enemy" is modelled to have exaggerated oriental features, as if everyone in Japan looks like Kim Jong Un or something, lol.
I like how the flamethrower guy just chillin behind his friend. Like, "Eh just like another days"
Valkyrie: "I don't speak Japanese.."
Nice reference
Didn’t know For Honor players existed anymore
@@nooneishere123 We are few in number...Driven to near extinction.
@@My_name_is_I.P._Freely Good.
@@My_name_is_I.P._Freely I have forgotten all about For Honor, has it finally died out yet? Does Ubisoft even acknowledge it anymore?
Japanese Soldier: Do you speak Japanese?!
Me: Uh… Kawaii?
唐突な「どぅーゆぅーすぴーくじゃぱにーす」はわろてまうねん。
1:42 that marine just got shot in the abdomen and didn’t even react
Now that's a true American just gets shot and doesn't even care
The Marines are made of iron.
He ain’t got time to bleed
Giga chad marine
MY GOD! You said: "THAT MARINE!" - I'm impressed already.
I was hoping for Richtofen to cut in saying “I’m sorry i dont speak J A P A N E S E
Thats what I was expecting
This campaign on veteran was the most fun I've had playing a second world war based Call of Duty in like two decades lmao, this shit was hilarious
glad you can see the funny side of this tragedy
They did not even try with the writing in this game
Japanese player pov: wtf is he speaking
I bet they were absolutely dumbfounded.
Japanese player: なんでこれ? このゲームは人種差別だ!
Every non Japanese Player: 天皇陛下万歳!
yeah i found my joke sucks, same
I found it’s interesting in combat situation.
The man with katana looks like boss, has commanded something as soon as heard guns shot. And he rushed into hiding, the enemy coming.
Eventually, he was driven in and burned, but it could be seen through his attitude that his character.
i think judging by his uniform and mannerism, as well as him commanding the soldiers when the camp got ambushed, the guy with the katana is most likely the officer in charge of the whole camp
I mean whats a katana gonna do to a BAR
By uniform and stance, he looks like the commanding officer. It's a terrible idea for an officer to charge the enemy, because he is the most well prepared and intelligent soldier, if he dies, all of his troops will be completely disoriented and demoralized not knowing what to do, which is exactly what the enemy wants. Killing the enemy officer is the most important thing in a battle, second to that would be killing the radio operator.
@@leongremista95 even more better if you kill the general of the entire operation
*Kills Isoroku Yamamoto*
1:39, that badass walk
Ah yes, obscure german shotgun that was barely used by them casually being fielded by the japanese
1:24 - me after the bell rings so i can avoid my teacher's question
Japanese: Do you speak Japanese?
American: Ohayou Onii-chan!
Japanese: **Visible Confusion**
ファッ？！
おはようおにいちゃん！
"War is only fun for those who didn't fought it" -Call of Duty, I guess.
"who's winning are we winning? "flame throw pulls up" oh". Guess that reference.
N A N O
@@Eugene0513Lim 👍👍
I remember playing the game and actually bursting out in laughter when the guy is like DO YOUU SPEAK JAPANESE
Of all the things that could've happened in this scene (interrogation, torture...), the developers somehow landed on "errr... deeerrrrppp... lets just get the Japanese soldier to ask the player if they speaks their language"..... ffs
World At War did it right
I don’t get how that’s a bad choice lol. Besides if they were going to do an interrogation then they gotta understand each other, thus “DO YOU SPEAK JAPANESE??”
He just wanted to ask about your car's extended warranty lol
This is so unrealistic. Flamethrower troops would want to be in cover most the time because if you're hit, you're dead. The casualty rate for flamethrower troops was really high. They wouldn't just be casually strolling around blazing enemies on fire.
Why did blood show up when the Japanese dude slapped him?? It was a slap, its not like he grated a knife against his face wtf.
Logic
He was actually playing Cod Zombies bro, luckily he didn't get slapped again because he didn't have the Juggernog perk.
It was a Karate slap.
Do YOu SpEak JapaNESE
Edit:thanks for 22 likes I never got that
"Do you Speak Japanese?"
Famous last word
Bro that guy sounds like Levi Ackerman