HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW

I thought had have time to film, edit & upload another video before December 25th; but apparently I guessed wrong so i'll just say it here

HAVE A GOOD CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR (when the new year comes)

ALSO, I have recently made a BRAND NEW YOUTUBE CHANNEL where I talk about the most random topics. For example I recently made a video based on "What I would do if I was an NPC within the mission No Russian"  from Call of Duty MW2. video is a BANGER

I also made another video that dropped yesterday where I discussed what 'games I would HATE to live in'

my new channel is called @yapperyapperyapper , you'll probably see the channel replying to this pinned tweet begging for attention so go over there and show some love, I wanna see you in them comments :)

link to the new channel - https://www.youtube.com/@YapperYapperYapper

R.I.P vince zampalla

the classic COD games were something else man, that health system was brutal in parts

Fun fact (for those who don't know): in the First Call of Duty, having your health below 33% makes every checkpoint unobtainable, meaning if you get below that amount of health your only options are:

1. beat the rest of the level without dying
2. Die and get back to the last checkpoint you got by having more than 33% of health

I'm also playing through the CoD campaigns on Veteran. I'm part way through CoD4 now. CoD1 was absolutely brutal, solely because of the lack of any form of health recovery. Some levels become practically impossible if you lose some health at the wrong time, and so much of it felt like luck. CoD2 was much fairer, and I think I died way less. I'm really keen to see your take on CoD2 with it so fresh in my memory. CoD4 has been mostly okay so far, but holy crap One Shot, One Kill was HARD. Just the bit where you're setting off to get to the evac point and there's just so many enemies and you have to break through while dying in 2-3 hits as they come at you from every angle. I died 55 times on that level! That's as far as I've gotten so far, currently on 186 deaths total.

I played COD 1 countless times when I was younger, know all levels inside out and how the game works in general, however I only played it through once on veteran a few years ago, and I believe it's one unforgivable campaign and difficulty in general, even if you well around the "classic" COD gameplay and know the levels well.

No medkit in the whole game and you could die just in a few bullets is just crazy, especially on the levels which involves shooting out of vehicles, those are the worst. It's pretty easy to die with this setting, especially if you don't know the levels well, so huge props to you to even playthrough the game on this difficulty, and thank you for the video.

I assume you will look into the expansion of COD 1 (United Offensive), and if you do best of luck with that one, because that's more difficult than the base game for sure on Veteran.

Merry Christmas for you too!

"How am I supposed to get my health back then? Is there like Med Packs or something?" ... Med Packs he Said 🤣💀

1st mission of russian campaign is like enemy at the gates movie

Anyone remember call of duty: Big Red one?

4:06 Seeing the Objectives Greyed out for the Ones you have completed and Green for the Next one is SO NOSTALGIC!

Just to let people know, call of duty 1 multiplayer is still active but only on the 1.1 patch version. I run a clan called EURO RIFLES and server is called EURO RIFLES S&D and we have an active crowd playing most evenings. The clan itself is active with 10+ admins. Just letting anyone know if still interested, the game is still alive!

Great job man. This campaign took me a while to beat on the hardest difficulty, and I don't want to ever do it again.

Bro after cod 1 play cod united offensive hardest cod ever

I knew I saw you before 😉

Keep up with the banger uploads man you got a good format 💪

CoD United Offensive without using your own saves is a true nightmare (same goes for CoD1). Train station mission is all I will say on that...

Heat on Modern Warfare would be the tutorial here. Took me forever to finish this shit on veteran. Never again

Btw you can create a manual checkpoint, same thing with cod 2 when you do play it. Go to key binds and you'll see it but default should be F5 or F7

Thank you for these vids, what a nostalgia trip!!

First time I played this I did my Campaign on Veteran too, hardest levels for me was “The Eder Dam” & “Pavlov’s House”. My advice for those attempting this on Veteran is during the timed sections is to get comfortable and camp anywhere nowhere near the gunfights. As for the rest of the Campaign good luck…

I’m so glad you are doing call of duty now! Currently buying them all myself to do the same