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This just gives me the vibe that you don't like other planets... not that you have a fear of space in general

I agree with you on everything, except for a few important points. Despite it releasing a year before than CoD 2, CoD: Finest Hour is massively superior on everything from the animations, to the music, to the storytelling. CoD2 was the same thing that CoD 1 did: a bland soundtrack (the CoD 2 main menu music you put in near the opening of the video is absolutely boring and soulless), terrible voice acting for both all of the allies and germans, and a generic main menu and static loading screens. The only advantage it has over Finest Hour are the graphics and some of the callouts for the soldiers. You were also playing with a gore mod which made some significant graphic upgrades and also removed the HUD, which led for the subpar vehicle segments. People are saying that CoD 2 is overshadowed by World At War, but I personally think that CoD 2 overshadows CoD: Finest Hour

I remember being younger (around 6-8yo) in the early 90s and talking to my dad about space travel when we’d sit out on the porch in summer, looking through an old cheap telescope he had gotten me for Christmas. I’d see Saturn and Mars and imagine myself on each planet, taking in the scenery and seeing Earth so far away. We talked about how certain star formations would look and if we’d still be able to tell where the Little and Big Dippers were.. I had all these grandiose dreams in my head about how I would go become an astronaut working for NASA with hopes of being able to take a trip in a spaceship that could go at the speed of light to distant galaxies …. I even drew all these spaceship ideas and imagined how the future attire would be in the 2020s, designing my own fashionable suit to meet new alien creatures in. Definitely took my inspiration from all the old sci-fi movies dad and I would watch. I did this well into my early preteen years where we’d sit and just look up at the stars. I had really high hopes that space travel would be a thing by the time I was in my 30s. I was incredibly naive and wishful. … but I remember my dad talking to me about it all (paraphrasing the conversation, of course) “We won’t ever go beyond. Definitely not in my lifetime unless something major comes along that makes the world think it’s a must. We’d have to be in a war where the race to be the first of something is even considered. It’s why we even bothered with satellites. It’s why we sent our men to the moon. It was because of war and worrying what another country would do first…” Considering how NASA keeps having funding cut every which way by the types of people who think it has to be either / or - “we should focus on people on earth and worry about feeding and taking care of ourselves first before we even bother with outer space” as if we couldn’t ever possibly do both. Instead, we fund wars we’re not directly involved in and continue to ignore our own people while space gets left out in the cold … literally and figuratively. I often think about what my dad talked about. Space exploration is a distant thing for us that will probably only be possible for a few powerful and rich types with the ability to do it, and it won’t be possible unless something threatens our existence to where everyone comes together to make it happen … like receiving a signal from other life from a distant galaxy or something, that’s the only way unless we were involved in a major world war to where an enemy country is trying to be the first to do something with space. Only then will we then see it as something worthy to consider. There’s a lot of ideas put forth that makes it seem like it’s something that will happen (moon bases, for example), but way too many are becoming more and more jaded about the idea of bothering with space, thus politicians not bothering with any funding for it .. again, having an either / or mindset where they think it has to be one or the other getting focus. I guess I’m just pessimistic as I’ve gotten older (just like my dad - he saw the moon landing on TV as a kid sparking his interest in space, then over time just started to have a glass half-empty outlook with all the things going on where it was ignored). With the launch of JWST, I had a small bit of hope rejuvenate those dreams in me that made me feel like a kid again, wishing that humanity could explore in space with all the new discoveries that the telescope may find … but it also dipped just as quick as I continue to see the bullshite we inflict here on earth just in the last few years alone. I feel we are way too consumed with ourselves for it to happen anytime soon, at least in my lifetime. Great video, by the way. I like these topics about space you have covered with the Astrophobia one being a video I downloaded for offline play. My teenaged son gave it a watch on a drive one day and it sparked an interesting discussion between him and I. It was well-written, and I hope to see more videos like this from you in the future.

Never forgot!

Really good video .

Why did you start the first mission with M1 garand? I specifically remember starting with a m1a1 carbine. is it an american/european thing?

Space both equally beautiful and fucking terrifying.

Its not space, but the endless itself When you move, you cant stop. I was once chilling on my couch when i tried to reach out for the wall behind it without looking, i felt my hand grasp the emptiness as i couldnt touch anything, i looked behind just to see that the wall was only a bit out of reach. At that moment, i felt a heavy feeling in my stomach, like when you reach the highest point in the swings and dont feel gravity pushing you down.

I was genuinely excited to see this movie, the trailers gave me vibes of MW2 with the battles in DC and that's what I thought I was gonna see. A war movie with the backdrop of a second civil war in DC, but what I got was a social commentary about as deep as a kiddie pool. Its one of the movies of all time.

The game is still VERY bare-bones, and there are absolutely no historical events that happen. Russian Revolution? Nope. Scramble for Africa events? Ofc not. WW1(you know, the biggest conflict of the WHOLE FUCKING TIME PERIOD that this game is set in? Nah. You will also be seeing Africa be colonized only in the decentralized areas because no one can bother taking over the centralized nation. And tbh, i cant blame the AI for that one. It takes RIDICULOUS amounts of infamy to take some african provinces., Like, how is Futa Jallon worth the same in infamy as Galicia-Volhynia at the end of the game? Ridiculous game.

I don't see a reason to ruin such a good video with a jumscare right in the end. Many people, including me are watching videos like this to fall asleep. Thanks to this very loud noise I woke up and couldn't go back to sleep for half an hour. Thanks.

I'm almost afraid to know what could be lurking out there.

Ive always been scared of space and the sky. I literally cant star gazing without my heart dropping when the stars start to move.

21:56 is that horse holding a knife..

This how well taught we at at school fourth years ago we were told that Neptune was a water planet with the deepest oceans we couldn’t imagine lol…. Crazy eh

Why u so scared. Fkn pu$$y

I’m not scared of space because of the science im scared of big circular things that apparently have cast shadows

Imagine falling into a black hole or falling quickly into a planet. I don't want to imagine this😨

space has been something comforting all my life since childhood, the thoeries, the magnitude of it the endless possibilities, it's never bothered me that discoveries wont be made during my life, its to be expected, one of the theories that ive always found beutiful is the theory that after all stars die and all the black holes collide and become one, that it could cause a big bang, meaning that space and planets with life are endless

I believe the Bible which says there's a firmament around the Earth. I don't believe the word of man only the word of God

United Offensive was the first Call of Duty I ever played. Granddad introduced me to it in 2005, just 3 years after introducing me to Medal of Honor Allied Assault

Me at the start of this video: This guy is just being dramatic. Space is empty and not that scary. Space is cool! Me at the end of the video: ...never mind.

That Dude WHO share this Video IS 18 years Young never Play this Game ever Is the Generation my KD my KD

3:27 Loki “I’ve been falling for 30 minutes!”

I am all there ever is

Is it me or the intro is an untitled Gemini Home Entertainment?

the first cod and the united offensive was so good when artillery was pounding non stop and my screen was shaking uncontrollably my hand was actually shaking and my vision got blurry because ı just couldn't focus because of the shaking and sound my brain just went soft and couldn't focus so it blacked out and ı was scared because if one arty hit me ı would die and the last save is about 10 minutes away and ı am playing on hardened and there are no health packs around

Dude a channel named Ridddle stole your thumbsnail idea and video name and uploaded it to theirs.

Crazy how flat earthers even exist

AAAAWUBUGAH!

With how big and old the universe is, you mean to tell me that aliens don’t or have never existed? I beg to differ.

can you review call of duty finest hour or big red one

MANUFACTURING CONSENT SINCE... WHATEVER YEAR COD 4 CAME OUT.

In UO you have sprint.

Its rly good and will become much better please give it a chance and have some patience

When I was much, much younger Even now as a 20 year old 👴

COD 2 was the hardest COD I played on veteran, harder than WaW

I always say people are either afraid of oceans or they're afraid of space. If someone says they're not afraid of either, they aren't looking hard enough

Ooh man.

been working on a video about COD 2, hope you arent upset

Thank you for this amazing video. This is the game that got me into COD. The first COD game I played.

i like to think that those outer solar system planets are somewhat protecting us

I know DOOM 64 music when I hear it! Nice choice!

my problem with any cod ww2 game it doesn't have the Aleutian Islands campaign that happened in alaska during WW2

Might be on my end but it seems like the brightness on the video is a bit low. Otherwise, good video. United Offensive is just straight cinema the whole way through

Not for claustrophobic people

nothing scares me more than the realization that we will never be able to comprehend the distance between us and any other celestial being

The music in this video is scarier then space itself 😂

25:03

I thought i was the only one that never liked tank sections. I want to be on the frontlines, not be in a vehicle.