i never played any of the wolfenstein games and always thought of them as a standard ego shooter but this clip showed me i was so wrong. the writing and performances of these characters are amazing and make you feel hurt and sorry for them. didnt know i would overlook such a gem in this genre. very well done, machine games
@@smokingcrab2290 It's literally a game about the Nazis winning, anything even slightly left could be seen as "lefitst motifs" and "propaganda." Don't be stupid about it
He didnt want to kill him. Or fight him. But you can see the moment where his plea to let peace be, turns to him being a hunter. The moment the barrel touches his head his demeanor changes back to that of a soldier. Hes no longer that little boy again.
@@samuelbishop3316 He was willing to try and put his horrifically abusive childhood behind him, to be the bigger man, but his Father couldn’t take no for an answer and ended up getting what he deserved. Beautiful.
@@denseaf1582 Well its not beautiful. But you're mostly right. His Dad was no better than the nazis. A hypocrite, an abuser, and a victimizer turned victim.
@@devindalton4688 Above comment relevant. I'm pretty sure he was just given 'infinite' ammunition for convenience's sake so the player can't just mess around during the fight portion and is instead 'forced' to immediately kill the father to continue the cutscenes; a break made so that it is more interactive.
That basement monster scene was actually really wholesome and sweet, i guess even the worst human being still has some of that parental instinct intact.
Well nobody's born evil, that's all there is to say, some people can be real pieces of shit but it's not their natural way of being, always some kind of external influence that made them do that.
@@basedbattledroid3507 absolutely, that’s why I really hate seeing people who don’t know better having kids, they’re either gonna pollute the kid’s mind with the same bull crap that’s in their head, or they’re gonna treat the kids poorly. Hell if might even be both, it’s an absolute shame when that happens because it basically turns into a vicious cycle.
"His dad didn't realize the nightmares were because of him." He tried everything, starting with hitting, then berating, then hitting. What other tools does a father have?
Blazkowicz's voice actor did TOO WELL in the conversation with his dad. That's exactly what it sounds like when you're trying to keep a cool tone and not get choked up with how emotional the things that you're saying are. Could not give enough props for that, seriously.
@@vortexiaj3564 That's the point, there wasn't anything bad about it. It was meant to show that often times, even the worst of the worst are still human at the end of the day.
I wonder how many people noticed the sheer, disgusting irony of the "wholesome" basement scene. Poor young William is convinced that monsters are coming after his mama. Who was it that sold her out to those eventual monsters, again?..
There's also that line about how if he acted in a certain way, the monster wouldn't come for him, but no matter how he acted it came anyway. I'm not sure if that was the main implication of his statement, but it's a good summary of his abuse by his father. He was told constantly that the way he was treated by his dad was a punishment for him not living up to his standards, but Rip would never have been satisfied with BJ no matter what he did. He would always, always find a reason to hurt him again.
What came later doesn't make the previous scene any less wholesome. Of all the things his dad could have done to him in response to hearing about the monsters, he armed his son and took him downstairs to shoot the monsters dead if they were there. That gun was probably real important to Billy when he was growing up, more than you could ever understand.
@@goopguy548 Not exactly. I think the saying about a broken clock being right twice a day is applicable here. BJ's father beat him, antagonized him, and punished him at every turn for showing anything regarded as weak. Which wasn't done so on any logical grounds considering what he did to his wife. All the traditional notions of not being a man more or less. One "wholesome" moment with a toxic, angry, abusive man is not evidence of his methods working and being a good father. In fact, quite the cotrary, it was the one time he didn't berate his son and actually listened to him for once, and sought a mostly nonviolent solution. He found success in helping him, but unfortunately never took that to heart for everything else and resorted to backhanding him every other time. Not a good Father, man, human.
His father had the right idea trying to get William to fight his own battles, but the WAY wrong approach. You don't terrorize a kid into standing up for themself. You make them believe in themselves. You inspire them. You tell them that they can do anything if they set their mind to it, but you also teach them to be fair and honest. You certainly don't smack them in the face for "weakness".
The whole point was BJ's dad wasn't strong. He didn't stand up for anyone but himself, and for all of his machismo about standing up for yourself, he played by the Nazi's rules. It's a critique on toxic masculinity and how white supremacy is doomed to fail because it's focused more on glorifying the illusion of strength rather than working together.
@@notnotagoodguy9600 Oof, how about we talk about pizza cutters? You know, all edge, no point? It's awful when that joke is only half as cringe as what you just shat out.
@@Able542 well toxic masculinity only serves to weaken what has helped us as a species survive. the only time it is used is to destroy what makes a man a man by taking what men have evolved to do and cherry picking asshole being assholes to say its because toxic masculinity. now since you made no attempt to address what I said and instead went to straight insults, it shows that me typing this is a fools errand, but I would like to flush out my stance for anyone else who happens to see this
I would be totally down to see an SFM animation of that using BJ and Sr.'s models for that scene in GotG2. As I'd imagine Kurt Russell and Chris Pratt's intense exchange would flow well into the dialogue for this.
More like self defense with extreme prejudice. BJ didn't make a move on him until his father put a gun to his head. If anything, this shows how BJ's dad instilled the foundations of his own eventual asswhooping in his child.
I love how this sequence starts showing BJ's innocent side by showing his childhood relationship, then gets harsh with your average beater dad, softens a bit with his father having a tiny spec of good within, saying monsters only chase the evildoers, and ends with BJ trying not to choke talking to the very monster.
Its not really a tiny spec of good when hes using a lie to manipulate his son into doing what he calls "good" - the guy was a wife-and-child-beating, racist P.O.S with very low morals, so his idea of "goodness" would not be worth following, especially for a child.
"Was a time I was scared of you. Was a time I'd pissed myself having a gun pointed at my head. You know what I feel right now? Not a god damned thing." Spoken like a true hero.
@@YungEagle3k a hero to the people that survived the nazi occupation in this fictional universe. I mean unless you wanted to imply that a fictional nazi occupation and the genocides they carried out shouldn't be treated as utter wrong
10:01 I feel Billy telling his father I'm your son when being held at gunpoint by his father shows despite everything he did he trying to get him to see reason and thought this could be his last moment to see Reason as sometimes you want things to work with a parent and hope they can see reason even know they are to far gone to be helped or here what you say
Here’s the thing: Blazkowicz dad was actually trying to convey a very valuable lesson to his son. He was trying to convey to not let people walk all over him, to stand up and fight back. The only problem was he did it in the most fucked up way imaginable.
@@MichelangeloVA his fathers beliefs were the eggshell that incubated the man BJ became. After breaking free, the eggshell is discarded. BJs father succeeded and didnt eve realise it.
@@mrmurdx8956 lol no lmao he did it to himself you make a man out of urself lol u don't need parents lmao 😂 🤣 yes my parents are fucked up lol now I'm in the army that logic of urs is flawed
10:22....I laughed so hard at this. The way BJ sidesteps so quick, the father's old slow mind can't catch up and he fires blind, then makes a pointless forward attack with the butt of the shotgun still thinking BJ is in front of him. His mind finally catches up a few seconds later, all too late to realise where BJ is and he gets his arm hacked off 🤣🤣
@@username3788 yeah but it’s good to think he has aged and he can’t keep up lol, kinda ruins the immersive experience to think in a technical perspective of AI Not saying your wrong tho
I think they assumed everyone would just immediately attack, I didn't even know that the dad had any AI because as soon as the cutscene was over when I was playing I blasted him straight into the next cutscene.
The lessons his father tried to instill in him were the correct ones - fight for what is yours, face your problems head on - but his method of trying to teach those lessons was completely wrong.
"Ask anyone around these parts, Blazkowicz is a name of renown and respect." - This line is even worse when you remember how the Nazis viewed Polish people. His father didn't have a place in their world either; they'd just come for him later.
Well the point I think of that scene is to show the father as a human who is evil as opposed to an evil entity in of himself, the tragedy of BJ's childhood is that he was abused. we often distance ourselves from the understanding that Nazis, fascists, abusers, KKKers, etc are bad people not just evil sprouted from the ground so its a very compelling narrative point to say "This man was human and he deserved what he got" as opposed to "heres a one dimensional character to hate that you'll kill"
@@cazicazi1940Ideology always destroys Family lifestyle,no matter what it will be Nazism,Communism or Fascism... BJ's dad was good parent,but he was obsessed with ideological ideas,for example Anti-Semitic Ideologies (like Jews are dirty,Niggas are better to be slaves or they destroy our generation) was even spreaded in Ancient Egypt,during American Civil war and after world war 1,even Adolf Hitler was obsessed with this ideas.Germany was full of anti-semitism which caused Nazism,but Fascism was quite different from Hitler's National Socialism...
What really screwed me up was "if you do no wrong, no monsters will come after you." I don't think B.J. expected his own father to become one of the monsters.
True, the most efficient way of killing Blazkowicz, would have to bomb the whole house area with bombs until there is no single thing alive on it anymore, turning Blazkowicz to dust, with a very minimal survival chance. But they didn't because of their arrogance. They wanted to capture him alive. Because they wanted to trial him and then publicly execute him, by beheading him with a sword.
The brutal thing is that he is probably still alive. Since and arm cut off and a hatchet piercing his lung would not kill him rigth away. The hit on the ground will probably kill him.
Since his dad forced william to kill his own dog, i have got to say, i feel absolutely no sympathy or pity for the dad, william literally gone full on john wick on him
The scene when BJ and his dad go down to the basement looking for the "monsters" has always stuck with me. It's one of the few, if not the only, instance where his dad is not a completely unlikeable character. On top of that, and I have no idea if it's deliberate or not, the little look his dad gives him when he asks "can I keep the gun" makes it seem like, for a moment, there's some degree of bonding there. As if BJ showing his interest in a gun was something that made him proud. I dunno. The game has great basic gameplay, but the addition of such a well-crafted story adds a lot to a game that's otherwise just about blasting Nazis to the moon and back.
According to the wiki,that basement scene wasn’t out of the kindness of his heart,it was because he knew he would shut up and quit making noise at night
@@Sawyer14 @Old Machines the right way i my dad with me about standing up to monsters was when we watch power rangers early in the morning and pretended to be scared but always knew i was never going to be scared when he knew he was there to mentor me like a real parent would as a true father would set morals and put their son on the right path and advice theme into doing what right
The fact that's BJ's dad just gives me the same vibes that baby boomers do nowadays makes this all that much funnier. This is one of the few CZcams comments I've read recently that made me laugh out loud.
I was expecting Rip to just give up the moment Billy pressed his forehead on the barrel. But the senile fool pulled the trigger without hesitation. He was willing to sell his wife and son for the sake of luxury and comfort. That's no father, that's an obstacle. Also Billie with with the burn: "I'd be rotting in a grave and still be a better father than you."
Yeah,the basement part wasn’t out of the kindness of his heart,he admits to beating him because he made noise at night,the reason he did that was because he just wanted his son to quit making noise at night
"They're gonna walk all over you 'till there's nothing left." Best use of dramatic irony I've ever seen in a video game. You know cause of the whole Nazis taking over thing.
William was a innocent kid who lost his gentleness and became a cold hearted guy You can see when his father pointed a double barrel shotgun point blank in him and ready to fire He didn't even flinch
I wouldn't say he became cold-hearted, he still shows empathy for the people he's close with, but the only people that make him look cold-hearted is his father and the nazis. And when soldiers go to war, their first kill traumatizes them, but the more they kill their enemies they will overcome their fear of death or anyone walking all over them
At that point Bj had fought an entire army of nazis and their mechanical creations, survived the zombie apocalypse, and took a grenade to the face. No silly shotgun is scaring him
This part of the game was just sad. Absolutely sad. coming fresh from the study of Biopower (basically, how to genetically create the most perfect human being, and to discard everything else), seeing this just made me start sobbing. Because this is exactly the mindset that these people had, and still have.
10:03 I felt that. To me, hearing him get choked up at the very idea that his own father is pointing a gun at him is just so surreal. As if, even to Blazko there are some things that can just be too messed up. Superb voice acting.
I like how there is some good in those traumatic memories such as the basement scene, it makes an abusive relationship more realistic, because in there is moments of genuine good, it’s just not worth the bad, and what’s worse is you may be stuck clinging onto terrible people just to see those few good moments. Good writing
This scene was honestly gut-wrenching. You see the flashback with Billy's parents and knew Billy's dad was a prick. But here I wondered if Billy's father was still alive after everything that has happened. Then you find out that not only is he, but that he sold his own wife and son out to the enemy. Truly tragic.
Honestly, that kill was a MASSIVE missed opportunity. Since it was gonna be a trap for William anyway and this guy was set up as THE most personally evil guy in the game, it would have been SO much more effective if the player is given full control to cathartically beat/torture this evil bastard to death and THEN reveal the twist that it was a trap and you just bought the Nazis more time with your vengeance.
Would be great twist if the scenerio or enemies showed up change based on how long you beat up B.J dad. You beat him too long, the fight happens as it is. You beat him to fast and notice the trap early, you got a chance to leave the house but your motorcycle is destroy in front of your face and you have to fight the entire squads of infantry and Panzerhunds sent to beat you down.
I don’t think it would make sense for him to brutalize his own dad. Yeah it was fucked up what he did but in the end he’s still his father and he didn’t want to kill him. Takes a bigger man to let something go even if it’s fucked up. He defended himself at that moment
The lesson here is always inspire your children to fight their own battles, but never terrorize them into doing so, for you never know if your terror will come knocking back on your own door one day.
@@alixir3010 that would be legal, because every regime like nazism "cleans up" everyone who is disagree. Was it right to kill him? Yes. Was it legal? No
That last line before his dad fires followed by Billy absolutely rocking his shit with a blank expression (not even fucking *flinching* at the shotgun blast inches from his head) is such a perfect few seconds
The only bad thing about this game is that the writers having shitty humor and always forced something funny in some scenes which always ruins it, the previous game didn't have that forced haha parts and knew how to balance the comedy and seriousness
These are some of my favorite games, but the lighting was pretty bad in these games. There were times where there'd be a fog, or a dimly lit room or if it was a metallic room, the light would reflect off everything and basically, you couldn't see anything. I died way too many unnecessary deaths because I couldn't see the enemies in the lights.
Too bad the ending kinda shit the bed by being way too sudden, and to top that off there still hasn't been an actual conclusion. The biggest problem with it was that so much of the story felt pointless.
"Daddy, I'm your son." I don't think anyone will read this but I've had a fight with my father where he pointed a gun at my head. He was piss drunk and we'd already swapped hands over him shoving my mother. I don't have any point to make other than that part made me weep tears. I wish I could have told my Daddy that when that happened to me. That's what i wanted to say. But he was too drunk.
@Android / Dude, the guy had his dad point a gun at him. You don't suddenly turn into Rambo under those circumstances. This is real life. You don't know this guy, and you don't know his dad so saying "you would have died there just to prove a point" as if the problem is his lack of initiative is arrogant and extremely messed up.
@Android / I don't care if it matters to you or not. That was never the discussion. And there is a wrong decision here. and thats commiting suicide by your own father. All that would accomplish is one guy dead, his dad in jail, and their family worse off than before.
@Android / What is that even supposed to mean? The family is BETTER with OP dead and the dad in jail, than they would be with the dad being an alcoholic? That's somehow both extremely optimistic and pessimistic at the same time.
@Android / Because your comment was actually horrible, and OP doesn't need to read that. If you can't process emotions, thats your deal, but most people aren't the same way. You're applying cold lizatd brain logic to an emotional issue.
6:20 gotta be honest: when playing through this level for the first time I mistook B.J.'s dad for a pure hallucination. Like a manifestation of his Childhood Trauma. But I guess that was what made killing him all the more satisfying. EDIT: HOLY SHIT! OVER 350 LIKES!! That's more than any over comment I ever posted.
@@360Nomad Yet the books they burned was atheistic literature or blasphemous screeds against Christ. I'm not saying they are perfect but its certainly better than our current libertine values towards God today.
The father, he could have been a good father, was trying to teach the boy to stand up for himself in some scenes and comforting him in his own way in other scenes, but his methods were so extreme that the point was lost in the abuse, the line between abuse and discipline is thin
if you read the notes around, the father also sold out all his best friends and business partners, people who supported him when they thought he was down, but were later tired of his bulshit because he was mooching off them and failing to do his part of the work. When they got tired of his shit and wanted nothing to do with him cause of his incompetence and abuse, he later false reported them to the nazi's to take them (and most likely their entire families) out of the equation and get everything in their absence.
This and after the courtroom shootout really made me feel for BJ. Him saying he cant do it anymore and that he wants to see his kids really hit me hard
He was hoping his dad would drop the gun the moment he stared directly at him. The moment BJ saw his dad pulled the hammer, he knew his dad was beyond saving. The way he said: "Daddy, I'm your son." Was a plea for Rip, not to make him do it. Even in his dying breath, Rip had nothing but scorn to his son.
Ok but not gonna lie, the monster in the basement scene was literally the ONLY time we see Mr Blazkowicz being a good dad. Wish he was more like that to his son instead of some abusive jerk
I think they made him too evil in this game. I wish they added more nuance to his character, scenes like that make us realize that every human has their good side, even if they’re horrible people in the end. I think many of us have had moments like that with our parents, I know I have more than a fair share of great, and awful memories with my own father so it hits home a little more with me, but the game decided to make him even more racist and paranoid and heartless in his old age. Such a shame.
love this game so much it has everything on it. it can be comedic, serious, scary, emotional and the dialogues and performance of the VA's are just quality and its story is so good
Yuri in MW3 and Nick Reyes in Infinite Warfare killed Overlord in MW1 and MW2 as an act of revenge. (I know this would get controversial but I meant their classical roles.)
I don't think the basement scene is proof of goodness, there's a reason it's the last scene before they confront each other. His dad was teaching him a lesson, as he says later "I tried my damndest to fix you", we even get a few lines where he says Billy's a coward. By giving his son a gun, and telling him the monsters only appear because of his behavior, he's reinforcing his paranoia and fear. Billy was terrified of his father too, so it's safe to assume the only monster he dreamed about was him as well. The idea that he would confront the monster with a gun is even undercut by Billy himself, who kills the 'monster' with a knife.
i never played any of the wolfenstein games and always thought of them as a standard ego shooter but this clip showed me i was so wrong. the writing and performances of these characters are amazing and make you feel hurt and sorry for them. didnt know i would overlook such a gem in this genre. very well done, machine games
I haven't played the second new Wolfenstein, but the first's story was amazing. You have to play it or at least watch a play-through.
It could have been so much better. They put so much propaganda and leftist motifs in this game.
@@smokingcrab2290 yes leftist propaganda like nazis are bad
@@smokingcrab2290 It's literally a game about the Nazis winning, anything even slightly left could be seen as "lefitst motifs" and "propaganda." Don't be stupid about it
@@smokingcrab2290 basic human rights = leftist propaganda. Lmao
I feel like the “dad I’m your son” is less of a plea for mercy and more of a “don’t make me kill you, I’m your son.”
He didnt want to kill him. Or fight him. But you can see the moment where his plea to let peace be, turns to him being a hunter. The moment the barrel touches his head his demeanor changes back to that of a soldier. Hes no longer that little boy again.
@@samuelbishop3316 He was willing to try and put his horrifically abusive childhood behind him, to be the bigger man, but his Father couldn’t take no for an answer and ended up getting what he deserved. Beautiful.
@@denseaf1582 Well its not beautiful. But you're mostly right. His Dad was no better than the nazis. A hypocrite, an abuser, and a victimizer turned victim.
@@samuelbishop3316 Not beautiful, but perhaps poetic.
@@Kraluth It IS beautiful, i can watch horrible people die in agony or be tortured all day long
Dude just fired 3 shots out of a double barrel shotgun.
That was acctualy a triple barrel and its a real thing
Just to play devil's advocate, it could have been a german Luftwaffe Drilling shotgun. They have 2 shotgun barrels and a 3rd rifle bullet barrel.
@@somerandomidiot871 We can clearly see at around 9:55 that there is only two bores both around the size of a ten or twelve gauge shotgun.
@@devindalton4688 Above comment relevant.
I'm pretty sure he was just given 'infinite' ammunition for convenience's sake so the player can't just mess around during the fight portion and is instead 'forced' to immediately kill the father to continue the cutscenes; a break made so that it is more interactive.
LOGIC
That basement monster scene was actually really wholesome and sweet, i guess even the worst human being still has some of that parental instinct intact.
But unfortunately for bj that's the good only thing he remembered about his dad :(
I think he wanted his son to grow up strong so he showed him tough love but he took it too far
Well nobody's born evil, that's all there is to say, some people can be real pieces of shit but it's not their natural way of being, always some kind of external influence that made them do that.
@@voicelessglottalfricative6567 at least he did grow into one of the toughest person ever, mission accomplished, sorta.
@@basedbattledroid3507 absolutely, that’s why I really hate seeing people who don’t know better having kids, they’re either gonna pollute the kid’s mind with the same bull crap that’s in their head, or they’re gonna treat the kids poorly. Hell if might even be both, it’s an absolute shame when that happens because it basically turns into a vicious cycle.
BJ said he doesnt feel any fear being at gunpoint and indeed father's shot took only 3 hp
Cutscene vs gameplay logic
Didn’t he have the armour on
it's the millions of Nazi helmets he stuffs inside his skull during combat
I'm pretty sure this is on easy mode. In the hardest difficulty I'm sure that shotgun would kill you if you had zero armor.
He was overcharged with dog food he ate from Nazi dog kennels
His dad didn't realize the nightmares were because of him.
His dad didn’t care
"His dad didn't realize the nightmares were because of him."
He tried everything, starting with hitting, then berating, then hitting. What other tools does a father have?
@@TheMisterGuy Has he tried not being an abusive piece of shit?
@@TheMisterGuyClearly you were fatherless
@@Fugitive685 "Clearly you were fatherless"
I think you got wooshed.
Blazkowicz's voice actor did TOO WELL in the conversation with his dad. That's exactly what it sounds like when you're trying to keep a cool tone and not get choked up with how emotional the things that you're saying are. Could not give enough props for that, seriously.
Animators did great with his expression too
@@dragonbeast9318 no
@@dragonbeast9318 nerd
How the fuck do you know THAT SPECIFIC voice?
@@lennysummers6672 It's pretty fuckin' common for people to try not to get too emotional while saying something serious.
ngl that basement monster scene was pretty wholesome
Yeah once it was over I was thinking "What was so bad about that? It was just a father comforting his son and teaching him how to take arms."
@@vortexiaj3564 That's the point, there wasn't anything bad about it. It was meant to show that often times, even the worst of the worst are still human at the end of the day.
The one time that bastard was a good father.
@@Org80 he is wearing armor under the jacket, it's part of the armor
The monster that kills his mother in his dreams is much probably a representation of his father
I wonder how many people noticed the sheer, disgusting irony of the "wholesome" basement scene. Poor young William is convinced that monsters are coming after his mama.
Who was it that sold her out to those eventual monsters, again?..
Brilliant foreshadowing
There's also that line about how if he acted in a certain way, the monster wouldn't come for him, but no matter how he acted it came anyway. I'm not sure if that was the main implication of his statement, but it's a good summary of his abuse by his father. He was told constantly that the way he was treated by his dad was a punishment for him not living up to his standards, but Rip would never have been satisfied with BJ no matter what he did. He would always, always find a reason to hurt him again.
What came later doesn't make the previous scene any less wholesome. Of all the things his dad could have done to him in response to hearing about the monsters, he armed his son and took him downstairs to shoot the monsters dead if they were there. That gun was probably real important to Billy when he was growing up, more than you could ever understand.
@RattiestGaming *>more than you could ever understand*
Ima need you to do me a solid and stay in your lane on that subject. Full-stop.
@@razztastic I mean, he tried to beat it out of him first. The gun was a last resort.
The basement scene was the only time William’s dad was actually a good father
Yep, pretty much
And even then, it wasn't out of altruism at all. He was just tired of BJ making noises every night.
I mean, he made something amazing so I guess his very very tough love worked
@@goopguy548 Not exactly. I think the saying about a broken clock being right twice a day is applicable here. BJ's father beat him, antagonized him, and punished him at every turn for showing anything regarded as weak. Which wasn't done so on any logical grounds considering what he did to his wife. All the traditional notions of not being a man more or less.
One "wholesome" moment with a toxic, angry, abusive man is not evidence of his methods working and being a good father. In fact, quite the cotrary, it was the one time he didn't berate his son and actually listened to him for once, and sought a mostly nonviolent solution. He found success in helping him, but unfortunately never took that to heart for everything else and resorted to backhanding him every other time.
Not a good Father, man, human.
@@goopguy548 at what cost
His father had the right idea trying to get William to fight his own battles, but the WAY wrong approach. You don't terrorize a kid into standing up for themself. You make them believe in themselves. You inspire them. You tell them that they can do anything if they set their mind to it, but you also teach them to be fair and honest. You certainly don't smack them in the face for "weakness".
The whole point was BJ's dad wasn't strong. He didn't stand up for anyone but himself, and for all of his machismo about standing up for yourself, he played by the Nazi's rules. It's a critique on toxic masculinity and how white supremacy is doomed to fail because it's focused more on glorifying the illusion of strength rather than working together.
Not saying it was right but it did work😬
@@Able542 "toxic masculinity" sure buddy, when are we going to talk about toxic femininity
@@notnotagoodguy9600 Oof, how about we talk about pizza cutters? You know, all edge, no point? It's awful when that joke is only half as cringe as what you just shat out.
@@Able542 well toxic masculinity only serves to weaken what has helped us as a species survive. the only time it is used is to destroy what makes a man a man by taking what men have evolved to do and cherry picking asshole being assholes to say its because toxic masculinity. now since you made no attempt to address what I said and instead went to straight insults, it shows that me typing this is a fools errand, but I would like to flush out my stance for anyone else who happens to see this
It's very clever how his father has many parallels to Hitler's own father
“This enraged his father, who punished him severely”
@@fugit1vegaming397 Man of culture i see.
Because his father punished him a lot
At least BJ turned out better than Hitler. Their fathers were BOTH FAILERS.
but when BJ found somebody to blame, he was right
"It's a shame I had to sell her out to the Nazis"
"What..."
I would be totally down to see an SFM animation of that using BJ and Sr.'s models for that scene in GotG2. As I'd imagine Kurt Russell and Chris Pratt's intense exchange would flow well into the dialogue for this.
“Now now, I know that sounds bad..”
@@relicvault1515 *starts blasting immediately*
“WHO IN THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?!”
@@thecoolkid9578
*_”YOU KILLED MY MOTHER!!!”_*
I've seen this part of the story so many times but it's so unique that it always feels like I'm just watching this for the first time.
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After admitting he sold out B.J's Mom to death camps, is this really murder or revenge on B.J's part?
you can stil murder someone out of revenge doesnt make it any less
More like self defense with extreme prejudice. BJ didn't make a move on him until his father put a gun to his head. If anything, this shows how BJ's dad instilled the foundations of his own eventual asswhooping in his child.
Revenge doesnt change it, it's still murder. Although he had it coming to him
Is not revenge
BJ's dad become in another enemy
Just another nazi to kill, nothing less
Murder is definined as a human killing another human so regardless if it was justified or not murder is murder.
I love how this sequence starts showing BJ's innocent side by showing his childhood relationship, then gets harsh with your average beater dad, softens a bit with his father having a tiny spec of good within, saying monsters only chase the evildoers, and ends with BJ trying not to choke talking to the very monster.
So BJ became the Monster in his life.
@@dac314 exactly
Its not really a tiny spec of good when hes using a lie to manipulate his son into doing what he calls "good" - the guy was a wife-and-child-beating, racist P.O.S with very low morals, so his idea of "goodness" would not be worth following, especially for a child.
why did he name his kid blow job?
They did a good job at making the dad a really conflicting character, I didn't know how to feel at his death
"Was a time I was scared of you. Was a time I'd pissed myself having a gun pointed at my head. You know what I feel right now? Not a god damned thing."
Spoken like a true hero.
Subjective. If the country was under a different occupation then he'd definitely be a terrorist. A hero to what? And to whom
@@YungEagle3k a hero to the people that survived the nazi occupation in this fictional universe.
I mean unless you wanted to imply that a fictional nazi occupation and the genocides they carried out shouldn't be treated as utter wrong
@@YungEagle3k get your clown ass subjective ethics outta here
@@YungEagle3k you definitely are a nazi lover otherwise why would you goddamn say that it's subjective
@@YungEagle3k lmao you're getting destroyed here. Shouldn't have commented something so dumb here.
Normal parents: Monsters just come from your imagination they aren’t real
This dudes dad: take this gun and if you see a monster you shoot him
tbeir American what do you expect
@@reallyded Eh, even American parents wait for the age to hit double digits before letting their kid near a gun (on purpose).
@@alecLogan nope saw enough Vids that showed how drastically wrong you are...
then the wife is guilty..... very smart dad...
The American way🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
After all, little Billy was right. Monsters finally came and took his mom with the help of another monster - his dad.
That’s one way of putting it
10:01 I feel Billy telling his father I'm your son when being held at gunpoint by his father shows despite everything he did he trying to get him to see reason and thought this could be his last moment to see Reason as sometimes you want things to work with a parent and hope they can see reason even know they are to far gone to be helped or here what you say
Here’s the thing: Blazkowicz dad was actually trying to convey a very valuable lesson to his son. He was trying to convey to not let people walk all over him, to stand up and fight back. The only problem was he did it in the most fucked up way imaginable.
@@MichelangeloVA his fathers beliefs were the eggshell that incubated the man BJ became.
After breaking free, the eggshell is discarded.
BJs father succeeded and didnt eve realise it.
Well at least he made a man of his son unlike fathers of today. 2022 wtf.
@@mrmurdx8956 lol no lmao he did it to himself you make a man out of urself lol u don't need parents lmao 😂 🤣 yes my parents are fucked up lol now I'm in the army that logic of urs is flawed
When I look at your username and profile pic, I know what the deal is. 😃
@@clayne10 lol just cause someone likes something doesn't mean shit 🤣 that's how I know yo ass don't know anything lol grow up lol
10:22....I laughed so hard at this. The way BJ sidesteps so quick, the father's old slow mind can't catch up and he fires blind, then makes a pointless forward attack with the butt of the shotgun still thinking BJ is in front of him. His mind finally catches up a few seconds later, all too late to realise where BJ is and he gets his arm hacked off 🤣🤣
I mean him trying to melee him was just the bad AI at that point instead of a cutscene
@@username3788 yeah but it’s good to think he has aged and he can’t keep up lol, kinda ruins the immersive experience to think in a technical perspective of AI
Not saying your wrong tho
I liked that it showed that his father had only screamed, he had such a fragile family that he was now nothing more than a common enemy.
Probably needs glasses.
I think they assumed everyone would just immediately attack, I didn't even know that the dad had any AI because as soon as the cutscene was over when I was playing I blasted him straight into the next cutscene.
Ngl, when his dad is dying. It feels like I'm getting yeeted to Tahiti
oh i see what you did there
Dancing girls...........freedom......mangos
A LITTLE FAITH!!!
WE JUST NEED A LITTLE MONEY ARTHUR
@@forgrim454 I just need more time, gentlemen
The lessons his father tried to instill in him were the correct ones - fight for what is yours, face your problems head on - but his method of trying to teach those lessons was completely wrong.
Not every lesson. Some were about race and sex
"Ask anyone around these parts, Blazkowicz is a name of renown and respect."
- This line is even worse when you remember how the Nazis viewed Polish people. His father didn't have a place in their world either; they'd just come for him later.
Right? He's blindly following this cause it agrees with him. Just like the Nazis, he's a white supremacist anti Semitic scumbag
3:34 holy shit he's being a good father? wow. broken clock i guess
@@The-Master-Snail you are a good man, I salute you
Well the point I think of that scene is to show the father as a human who is evil as opposed to an evil entity in of himself, the tragedy of BJ's childhood is that he was abused. we often distance ourselves from the understanding that Nazis, fascists, abusers, KKKers, etc are bad people not just evil sprouted from the ground so its a very compelling narrative point to say "This man was human and he deserved what he got" as opposed to "heres a one dimensional character to hate that you'll kill"
@@cazicazi1940 yes I'm glad Machinegames did justify his dad until it shattered with selling BJ's mother to the nazis
@@cazicazi1940 indeed,
It is learned, not inherited, nazis or fascists don't manifest out of nowhere but are humans falling into yet another ideology
@@cazicazi1940Ideology always destroys Family lifestyle,no matter what it will be Nazism,Communism or Fascism...
BJ's dad was good parent,but he was obsessed with ideological ideas,for example Anti-Semitic Ideologies (like Jews are dirty,Niggas are better to be slaves or they destroy our generation) was even spreaded in Ancient Egypt,during American Civil war and after world war 1,even Adolf Hitler was obsessed with this ideas.Germany was full of anti-semitism which caused Nazism,but Fascism was quite different from Hitler's National Socialism...
What really screwed me up was "if you do no wrong, no monsters will come after you."
I don't think B.J. expected his own father to become one of the monsters.
cinematic: slow, pensive B.J carefully moves and picks up things of his past.
return to gameplay: zooooooom
Thanos- I am the worst dad in fictional history
BJ DAD- Hold my beer🍺
Hold my beer I betrayed my ex-wife selling her to the Nazis for money, lmao
Thanos actually loved his kids. In a twisted way.
Thanos is still worse imo
Thanos was a great father . At least , better than ego
@@jemarcoballard6911 he loved his kids tho
why even pick up the house? why not just level the damn thing with missiles or something? he'd never see it coming
True, the most efficient way of killing Blazkowicz, would have to bomb the whole house area with bombs until there is no single thing alive on it anymore, turning Blazkowicz to dust, with a very minimal survival chance.
But they didn't because of their arrogance. They wanted to capture him alive. Because they wanted to trial him and then publicly execute him, by beheading him with a sword.
They wanted to capture not kill him
cause nazis are showboaty as hell and want the publicity of killing him on tv
They wanted to capture him
So they could film his execution. I agree, not smart. Especially knowing you can just film the house being blown up.
11:20 I like how you can see the fathers corpse rolling down the house
The brutal thing is that he is probably still alive. Since and arm cut off and a hatchet piercing his lung would not kill him rigth away. The hit on the ground will probably kill him.
@@davhot4107 he's definitely dead
Since his dad forced william to kill his own dog, i have got to say, i feel absolutely no sympathy or pity for the dad, william literally gone full on john wick on him
Tried to force*. You can miss the dog on porpouse, tho the father will then shoot her himself.
That's why i hate wolfenstein ll
I’m pretty sure it was the fact that he was a nazi,that’s why he killed him like that,also,the fucker was pointing a shotgun at his head
Really? Just the dog, not that he sold his own wife and mother of his child to the Nazi’s?
@@JRMAV1 o ye i forgot about that
He didn't murder his dad per se more like self defense as his dad held him at gunpoint. (Just my personal opinion)
And even fired the gun as BJ punched it away!
still felt bad for him the moment he said "daddy I'm your son"
He killed him in self defense, and his dad betrayed both his wife and BJ.
What if he shot the gun during the
“Not a god damn thing” speech
@@dannyn6558 And his country / religion .
The scene when BJ and his dad go down to the basement looking for the "monsters" has always stuck with me. It's one of the few, if not the only, instance where his dad is not a completely unlikeable character. On top of that, and I have no idea if it's deliberate or not, the little look his dad gives him when he asks "can I keep the gun" makes it seem like, for a moment, there's some degree of bonding there. As if BJ showing his interest in a gun was something that made him proud. I dunno.
The game has great basic gameplay, but the addition of such a well-crafted story adds a lot to a game that's otherwise just about blasting Nazis to the moon and back.
According to the wiki,that basement scene wasn’t out of the kindness of his heart,it was because he knew he would shut up and quit making noise at night
@@Sawyer14 @Old Machines the right way i my dad with me about standing up to monsters was when we watch power rangers early in the morning and pretended to be scared but always knew i was never going to be scared when he knew he was there to mentor me like a real parent would as a true father would set morals and put their son on the right path and advice theme into doing what right
the sad thing is... the monster he was scared of was his father. and decades later he does to the monster exactly how his daddy taught him.
@@dirgenmeister4018it's more like in this instance BJ was the monster "Monsters always go after evildoers"
@@returnalnocturnal7729 could mean both. layered metaphor
7:53 what the media thinks about people who play video games
10:08 after beating Call of Duty on veteran.
@@MyPlaylistWillSaveAmerica after beating resident evil 7 on madhouse
@@MyPlaylistWillSaveAmerica especially CoD WaW
The fact that's BJ's dad just gives me the same vibes that baby boomers do nowadays makes this all that much funnier. This is one of the few CZcams comments I've read recently that made me laugh out loud.
The first time I heard the line “Not a god damn thing” I got shivers up my spine
I was expecting Rip to just give up the moment Billy pressed his forehead on the barrel. But the senile fool pulled the trigger without hesitation. He was willing to sell his wife and son for the sake of luxury and comfort. That's no father, that's an obstacle.
Also Billie with with the burn: "I'd be rotting in a grave and still be a better father than you."
Impeccable voice acting and story telling from all parties. This game was incredible on so many levels
his dads VA is really good
Glenn Morshower
@@Jan-xf8skhe was overlord in cod mw2 right
@@ReferredRhyme82Yes, and he was Shepherd in MW Reboot
“I’ll be in the grave, rottin’ away, and I’ll STILL be a better daddy than you.” Goes insanely hard.
To be honest the basement one was nice. The pocket knife, although harsh, would be a good lesson
The pocket knife would’ve been a good lesson if he didn’t literally shove him out the door and basically call him a pussy the entire time lol
The pocket knife lesson led to the adult BJ, fighting the Nazi and taking back America
The whole point I guess it that even if their relationship is fucking toxic and destructive. That doesn’t mean there aren’t good aspects of it.
Yeah,the basement part wasn’t out of the kindness of his heart,he admits to beating him because he made noise at night,the reason he did that was because he just wanted his son to quit making noise at night
This guy actually terrifies me. They definitely chose a good actor for the role.
"They're gonna walk all over you 'till there's nothing left."
Best use of dramatic irony I've ever seen in a video game.
You know cause of the whole Nazis taking over thing.
Coming from a guy who literally let foreign invaders take and murder his wife lol
Coming from a guy who literally let foreign invaders take and murder his wife lol
William was a innocent kid who lost his gentleness and became a cold hearted guy
You can see when his father pointed a double barrel shotgun point blank in him and ready to fire
He didn't even flinch
I wouldn't say he became cold-hearted, he still shows empathy for the people he's close with, but the only people that make him look cold-hearted is his father and the nazis. And when soldiers go to war, their first kill traumatizes them, but the more they kill their enemies they will overcome their fear of death or anyone walking all over them
At that point Bj had fought an entire army of nazis and their mechanical creations, survived the zombie apocalypse, and took a grenade to the face. No silly shotgun is scaring him
This part of the game was just sad. Absolutely sad. coming fresh from the study of Biopower (basically, how to genetically create the most perfect human being, and to discard everything else), seeing this just made me start sobbing. Because this is exactly the mindset that these people had, and still have.
At least it's valuable research material: endeavor to make sure people like Rip Blazkowicz can never come out of your lab.
@@Nehfarius yup. Machine Games really did some top notch research
Why does one study such things
@@kylekomicbro1836 so as to be aware of that it has happened, and make it visible to the world when/if it happens again
keep playing video games so you will be nice and dumb and distracted while we do our thing
10:03 I felt that. To me, hearing him get choked up at the very idea that his own father is pointing a gun at him is just so surreal. As if, even to Blazko there are some things that can just be too messed up.
Superb voice acting.
B.j's dad care more about his reputation than anything. He has no virtues.
That part where Billy was scared of the monster in the basement, well his dad was the monster all along
Hello me
I like how there is some good in those traumatic memories such as the basement scene, it makes an abusive relationship more realistic, because in there is moments of genuine good, it’s just not worth the bad, and what’s worse is you may be stuck clinging onto terrible people just to see those few good moments. Good writing
4:18 sleeping with a gun pointed at your face is the most major league gamer move
Its a bb gun
@@ayylmao9094 same concept applies
@@x0nix ur probably right
@@ayylmao9094you can still get hurt badly
In another shocking act of evil, Terror Billy commits patricide in Wolfenstein 2 The New Colossus.
His dad sounds 100% like people from the south lmfao, its uncanny
Ngl i wish i had his accent
@@stoner63reflex65 Ez, just live in AL for a month lmao
@@PngReaver where?
And those people are doing 100x better than people in California or New York
@@PngReaver not how that works but ok
Remember everyone.
Doomguy descends from bj blazkowicz.
That explains why Doomguy a.k.a Doom Slayer got his rage and anger from. It makes sense that Slayer is very fearless and strong just like BJ
Yes
@@anthonymaxsalien so did this anger issue problems skip over BJ's grandson William Joseph "Billy Blaze" "Commander Keen" Blazkowicz II?
@@loganmansiongames Probably did, I don't think he was that angry as Doom Slayer
I can definitely see the similarities between them
BJ hates Nazis
DOOMGUY hates Demons
This scene was honestly gut-wrenching. You see the flashback with Billy's parents and knew Billy's dad was a prick. But here I wondered if Billy's father was still alive after everything that has happened. Then you find out that not only is he, but that he sold his own wife and son out to the enemy. Truly tragic.
“I’ve done two things and none of them has worked! You’re the worst son ever”
Genius, truly
3:40 that's probably the best thing he's done for his son
Honestly, that kill was a MASSIVE missed opportunity.
Since it was gonna be a trap for William anyway and this guy was set up as THE most personally evil guy in the game, it would have been SO much more effective if the player is given full control to cathartically beat/torture this evil bastard to death and THEN reveal the twist that it was a trap and you just bought the Nazis more time with your vengeance.
Well said.
Would be great twist if the scenerio or enemies showed up change based on how long you beat up B.J dad.
You beat him too long, the fight happens as it is. You beat him to fast and notice the trap early, you got a chance to leave the house but your motorcycle is destroy in front of your face and you have to fight the entire squads of infantry and Panzerhunds sent to beat you down.
Basically how to build a racist day basterd.
Not massive
I don’t think it would make sense for him to brutalize his own dad. Yeah it was fucked up what he did but in the end he’s still his father and he didn’t want to kill him. Takes a bigger man to let something go even if it’s fucked up. He defended himself at that moment
The lesson here is always inspire your children to fight their own battles, but never terrorize them into doing so, for you never know if your terror will come knocking back on your own door one day.
His dad taught him not to let others walk over him. It just took bj a while to realise his father was one of those people walking over him.
True.
Not murder its self defense his father had full intention of killed BJ.
Not really, he wanted to arrest him
@@quadroninja2708 for the Nazis who would then kill him -_-
@@alixir3010 that would be legal, because every regime like nazism "cleans up" everyone who is disagree. Was it right to kill him? Yes. Was it legal? No
@@quadroninja2708 he fired the gun,he meant to blow his head off
That last line before his dad fires followed by Billy absolutely rocking his shit with a blank expression (not even fucking *flinching* at the shotgun blast inches from his head) is such a perfect few seconds
I’m not usually a fan of the “bad dad” trope in fiction
But here it’s weirdly respectable what they do
10:21 one of my favourite punches in a games
I love how passionate and careful BJ in during cutscenes, only for him to scuttle around his house looking for stuff moments later
This game was always under appreciated. Graphics, voice acting, story. All pretty solid compared to 90% of games the last 5 years
The only real issue I’ve encountered in the graphics having a stroke,but yes this is one of the best games I think I’ve ever played
The only bad thing about this game is that the writers having shitty humor and always forced something funny in some scenes which always ruins it, the previous game didn't have that forced haha parts and knew how to balance the comedy and seriousness
These are some of my favorite games, but the lighting was pretty bad in these games. There were times where there'd be a fog, or a dimly lit room or if it was a metallic room, the light would reflect off everything and basically, you couldn't see anything. I died way too many unnecessary deaths because I couldn't see the enemies in the lights.
The game had zero replayability for me. Cutscenes over gameplay is what disappointed me single handedly
Too bad the ending kinda shit the bed by being way too sudden, and to top that off there still hasn't been an actual conclusion. The biggest problem with it was that so much of the story felt pointless.
I love how he calls Billy a "terror bomber" as if he's only ever used bombs
Tbf he's wearing a bomber jacket.
5:12
Idk if the “This text was written by an adult” was a joke but I love it.
"Daddy, I'm your son."
I don't think anyone will read this but I've had a fight with my father where he pointed a gun at my head. He was piss drunk and we'd already swapped hands over him shoving my mother. I don't have any point to make other than that part made me weep tears. I wish I could have told my Daddy that when that happened to me. That's what i wanted to say. But he was too drunk.
What happen is the past. What you need to do is learned from it so you don’t repeat history.
@Android / Dude, the guy had his dad point a gun at him. You don't suddenly turn into Rambo under those circumstances. This is real life. You don't know this guy, and you don't know his dad so saying "you would have died there just to prove a point" as if the problem is his lack of initiative is arrogant and extremely messed up.
@Android / I don't care if it matters to you or not. That was never the discussion. And there is a wrong decision here. and thats commiting suicide by your own father. All that would accomplish is one guy dead, his dad in jail, and their family worse off than before.
@Android / What is that even supposed to mean? The family is BETTER with OP dead and the dad in jail, than they would be with the dad being an alcoholic? That's somehow both extremely optimistic and pessimistic at the same time.
@Android / Because your comment was actually horrible, and OP doesn't need to read that. If you can't process emotions, thats your deal, but most people aren't the same way. You're applying cold lizatd brain logic to an emotional issue.
"Super killer terror bomber"
-BJ's Dad
6:20 gotta be honest: when playing through this level for the first time I mistook B.J.'s dad for a pure hallucination. Like a manifestation of his Childhood Trauma. But I guess that was what made killing him all the more satisfying.
EDIT: HOLY SHIT! OVER 350 LIKES!! That's more than any over comment I ever posted.
7:53 when my mom sees me playing an fps.
12:48 "I guess it was the weather"
I scrolled way too far down to find this comment haha
10:33 amazing transition to cutscene. Amazing.
By far one of the easiest "boss" fights in existence, and yet also by far one of the most satisfying.
Fun Fact: BJ's father is voiced by General Shepherd.
"White man's gotta keep it Christian"
Based on what?
>want to keep the world Christian
>become collaborator for a violently anti-Christian ideology that denounced Christ as a Jew and proto-Marxist
Exactly. Based on the Nazis who killed Christians for not fighting their war.
@@360Nomad Yet the books they burned was atheistic literature or blasphemous screeds against Christ.
I'm not saying they are perfect but its certainly better than our current libertine values towards God today.
@@360Nomad Ah yes, the Nazis were Anti-Christian and the Bible is about the Jews
@@ovs8691 Do I need to start posting Martin Bormann's anti-Christian tirades?
The father, he could have been a good father, was trying to teach the boy to stand up for himself in some scenes and comforting him in his own way in other scenes, but his methods were so extreme that the point was lost in the abuse, the line between abuse and discipline is thin
9:52 one of the best parts about this game
if you read the notes around, the father also sold out all his best friends and business partners, people who supported him when they thought he was down, but were later tired of his bulshit because he was mooching off them and failing to do his part of the work. When they got tired of his shit and wanted nothing to do with him cause of his incompetence and abuse, he later false reported them to the nazi's to take them (and most likely their entire families) out of the equation and get everything in their absence.
"Ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag" that line cracks me up every time.
Glenn Morshower does an incredible job, his character is so believable.
You know what I feel right now? Not a goddamn thing.
*gets shot*
This and after the courtroom shootout really made me feel for BJ. Him saying he cant do it anymore and that he wants to see his kids really hit me hard
Holy shit when I played this I thought the dad would be proud because you’re a hyper killer badass lol
10:06
one of the best scenes in the game
The fact he sleeps with the gun with the barrel pointed in his direction
Bj just holding his rage hoping that his dad would change
He was hoping his dad would drop the gun the moment he stared directly at him. The moment BJ saw his dad pulled the hammer, he knew his dad was beyond saving. The way he said:
"Daddy, I'm your son."
Was a plea for Rip, not to make him do it. Even in his dying breath, Rip had nothing but scorn to his son.
Ok but not gonna lie, the monster in the basement scene was literally the ONLY time we see Mr Blazkowicz being a good dad. Wish he was more like that to his son instead of some abusive jerk
I think they made him too evil in this game. I wish they added more nuance to his character, scenes like that make us realize that every human has their good side, even if they’re horrible people in the end. I think many of us have had moments like that with our parents, I know I have more than a fair share of great, and awful memories with my own father so it hits home a little more with me, but the game decided to make him even more racist and paranoid and heartless in his old age. Such a shame.
@@acrazysheepdog1555 Fuck no.
In the wiki,it reveals that the only reason he did that was so that he would shut the hell up and quit making noise at night
@@Sawyer14 well then, never mind. Man, what did BJ do to deserve the childhood he received :(
@@enclavehere.7995 he existed
Murder implies his father had a life worth living.
He did
"You broke your mothers heart"
"So anyway i gave her to the nazis"
Greatest character development ever.
love this game so much it has everything on it. it can be comedic, serious, scary, emotional and the dialogues and performance of the VA's are just quality and its story is so good
1:29 Libertarians when someone says they called the cops after being robbed
BJ punches his dad to a new dimension in the thumbnail
I got recommended this on father's day
Yuri in MW3 and Nick Reyes in Infinite Warfare killed Overlord in MW1 and MW2 as an act of revenge.
(I know this would get controversial but I meant their classical roles.)
Hi brother
Ur a cod veteran?
@@henrywedekind5754 Hi there. How're ya doing?
@@fatihmericozarslan3245 good, I played cod mw3 a while ago again. Just for the good old days.
@@fatihmericozarslan3245 and u?
“There’s a monster in our basement daddy”
“Kill it”
I don't think the basement scene is proof of goodness, there's a reason it's the last scene before they confront each other.
His dad was teaching him a lesson, as he says later "I tried my damndest to fix you", we even get a few lines where he says Billy's a coward. By giving his son a gun, and telling him the monsters only appear because of his behavior, he's reinforcing his paranoia and fear. Billy was terrified of his father too, so it's safe to assume the only monster he dreamed about was him as well. The idea that he would confront the monster with a gun is even undercut by Billy himself, who kills the 'monster' with a knife.
Blazko’s dad deserved it.
Yea revenge by chopping his arm off and stabbing him in the chest. You truly have a low iq
@@YungEagle3k nazi deserved worse
@@YungEagle3k to can’t stab someone with a hatchet it’s embedded with a hatched you dum dum
At least blazcowicz can join the ‘I killed my father’ group XDXDXD
its honestly terrifying how strong bj's dad self-justification is. he is one of the most realistic evil characters i've seen
Years later and this shit got me all emotional
@@gdsrgwsd he's him
You know what I feel right now. Not a goddamn thing
By far one of the best lines in a game
Nah
@@juicearth999 Yah