AWESOME NEW BRITANNIC SINKING SIMULATOR! - Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean Gameplay

[@RollerCoasters62719]

I bought this game today and played through the entire real-time sink. What I loved about it was the boiler sounds and especially when the lifeboats would get obliterated by the spinning propellers

[@ottomatic6432]

1:26 The reason why you don’t see many photos of it as an ocean liner is because it was never finished. It got pulled into WW1 as it was being fitted out. Then they had to strip out the fittings that were already in it to make way for the hospital modifications.

[@volpixrossi3589]

Yes and some of the interiors still exist today

[@radioactivemoose05]

The reason why she went down faster is because of how all the portholes were open at the time and on titanic, since it was cold, most of the portholes were closed which slowed down the sinking

[@sirboomsalot4902]

The foreword bulkhead doors were also jammed open

[@cumception6999]

I heard about that a few months ago

[@radioactivemoose05]

Sir Boomsalot true

[@jakebillingham8551]

The force of the explotion damaged watertight bulkheads between No.1 and the forepeak which meant 4 watertight compartments were flooding also the firemen's tunnel connecting to the firemen's quarters was damaged which was letting water into other compartments the bulkhead door between boiler room 6 and 5 failed to close then the portholes on E Deck was letting in around 24,000 tones of water in just 20 minutes so 40,000 tones of water is enough to pull the Ship down this would have occurred around 9am Britannic did not stand a chance of staying afloat so Britannic had a massive hole in her

[@joeyreidelbach5509]

@@jakebillingham8551 plus the receiving atenna was damage meaning that Britannic could send a sos out but couldn't receive a response from other ships in the area.

[@decifixthealmighty1762]

She never was a passenger liner sadly, she was converted to a Hospital Ship before she could ever become a passenger liner. The HG team created the interiors based off of blueprints and document. So in reality, nobody ever saw her as a passenger vessel.

[@NCR_Jingle]

This is true, but I believe that it had a short trip with a small amount of people.

[@Watiohs]

Mmnk

[@Roger67164]

@@NCR_Jingle I think it would've been the sea trials that every major passenger liner had to go through to get certified for service.

[@blazinggunxx4557]

Quick info :-) Rms stands for: royal mail ship SS HMS stands for: His/ Her majesty ship HMHS stands for: His/Her majesty hospital ship :-)

[@Nurembergwarcriminal]

Btw britannic was HMHS not HMS

[@blazinggunxx4557]

Yup, it was recently rms but when it turned into a hospital ship, it changed into hmhs

[@blazinggunxx4557]

@Siddque Syed welcome :-)

[@minillagamez8904]

Rms actually stands for Royal Mail steamer not Royal Mail ship

[@Zelurpio]

Anatoly Dyatlov it was HMHS, every English ship back then was her majesty's

[@AdamKing60]

Although this isn't typically the kind of gaming video I watch, I do love learning about history, plus the realism and attention to detail in this is amazing.

[@thwb4661]

This is more like a prelude to the Titanic: Honor and Glory game. Seeing this gives me an idea on how beautiful the Titanic game would be.

[@adrielisaac2810]

You know the people that made this game are the people that are making Titanic Honor and Glory

[@who_am_you]

Ayy another nascar fan

[@thdude1873]

Yep

[@shaunonlyplaysyt9879]

I know the channel such as “titanic: Honor snd glory” they have a vid about the history of the white star line fleet

[@kareenbanez109]

Adriel Isaac sickbed,dvlbkkvlvfkvkv

[@peterpham5403]

I think they already made Titanic Honor And Glory.

[@mcproman1084]

That noise you Heard when you ask how far deep the ocean was, that was the bow hitting the ocean floor because the ocean wasn’t that deep when it was sinking. So it was the bow hitting the ocean floor.

[@TheRobloxBoizPoto]

it was 400 foot 💀

[@aaron_n6310]

14:45 that was the bow hitting the floor and that’s why if you look at the wreck the bow is coming off

[@mohamedabdulla5414]

It Didnt come Off. When The Mine Hit the ship It Hit The Part that's cut off. Originally it was a hole. But the sheer stress of hitting the sea floor cut it off from the rest of the bow.

[@s.c.pfoundation3559]

it hit the sea floor hard

[@Abyssable135]

you mean stern? cause it was the back of the ship, the bow is the front of the ship

[@fritzbellinghausen340]

@@mohamedabdulla5414 it didn't really hit a mine another sub hit it with a torpedo thinking it was a enemy ship but accidents happen

[@Theveganlaowai]

... Uyfg

[@soovi4522]

14:44 Camodo, that noise would have been the bow of the ship colliding with the seabed. The Britannic was that big, that it hit the sea floor before it had gone under!

[@TheGoodpilot]

Britannic was 882 feet 9 inches long and sank in a depth of around 400 ft (122m) of water

[@connerrolofson1585]

Yeah, that’s true

[@mote8636]

@@TheGoodpilot it was over 1,000 feet britannic length

[@hmhsbritannic9081]

@@mote8636 not it was 882 feet and sea bed was 400 feet.

[@mote8636]

@@hmhsbritannic9081 no

[@neshaungibbs2519]

The GRAPHICS

[@JARoberts1501]

Four funnels entertainment spends a lot of time researching these ships to make them as historically accurate as possible

[@theyellowstrider2617]

Pretty shit water graphics though not gonna lie.

[@TechnicallyJames0]

The Yellow Strider no bad words but your right

[@oscarrawcliffe3535]

Bonnie the bunny shit

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

The Yellow Strider there saving the best for last when in comes to graphics

[@harvestercommander3250]

An interesting fact was when the ship hit the mine, it didn’t just lift the hull out of the water, it twisted it a bit. This caused two of the forward watertight doors to get stuck open, and it broke the wireless cables. Those were the cables you saw fall shortly after the explosion.

[@KC-Mitch]

Exactly, meaning she couldn't transmit for help.

[@JackBlpck427]

@@KC-Mitch she could transmit for help, the problem with the cables was that she couldn’t receive any, meaning she could call for help but couldn’t receive any transmissions

[@bigfamily6329]

Ццц

[@Spiderty]

@@KC-Mitch well, I believe they used some emergency equipment to try to get help but they couldn’t use the Marconi

[@robertwilliamsonjr.5976]

Fun facts about the Britannic: Most of the 30 that died were in two lifeboats that sucked into the propellers. Also the Carpathia(the ship that rescued the survivors or the Titanic) sank in 1918 from a U-Boat.

[@nebularspace]

That knowledge I didn’t know I needed

[@VBoeing]

@@nebularspace kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5ObY4uYZqhrpdU

[@kermitthemutantlevitatingf7836]

Correction, all 30 deaths were in those two lifeboats

[@OlympiaMapping]

@@kermitthemutantlevitatingf7836 correction 1 person drowned

[@thomascollins9343]

I don't know if anyone noticed but um, how are these facts considered "fun?"

[@D_O_G_E_S_T_U_D_I_O]

The reason why the britannic sounded her horns its because the captain couldn't beach the ship so the captain sounded the britannics horns which means abounded ship. And 30 poeple died to the propelars because of the captain running the engines attempting to beach the ship. 10:45

[@steeljawX]

14:27 Camodo: "What is that floating in the water?" OB: "Spy, I'll never let go!" Spycakes: . . . Oh, crap. Wrong ship, wrong flotsam, wrong scene, but I'm sure there's room for both OB and Spycakes on that pallet. . . I mean Jack and Rose. Also, HMS/HMHS Britannic sink simulator or Jesus simulator? . . . . Hmmmmm.

[@yusufpassarela7105]

"whats that floating in that water?" *proceeds to walk on water*

[@janellebates8053]

That is not Titanic dummy

[@janellebates8053]

😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛😛

[@musket6698]

HMHS Is used for hospital ships. HMS is for battleships.

[@alecboi777]

*britannic simulator or jesus simulator*

[@pizzawonderer5024]

"Lets not yeet ourselves off the deck this time." -Camodo Gaming

[@christihilliard1182]

Ooooohhh nice one

[@Pinheiro.2015]

59:09 MIN

[@robertaviles8451]

Notice - Only one of two Port side gantry davits were used during the sinking. The other one broke down during the sinking, and made it impossible for any of those lifeboats to be used.

[@kristamartino9095]

Ur smart

[@sttmw]

and the one who were launched were cut apart because of the running propellers

[@dibble1331]

@@sttmw actually only 2 boats were destroyed by the propellers

[@guseubank-wy7le]

When the Britannic sank it hit the bottom of the Mediterranean when the back was still out of the water and that’s why pictures of the wreck show the front bent up.

[@shinkreytpuylap]

The ships was actually longer than the sea floor, that’s the weird noise your heard.

[@Alexius01]

fortnite mapcreators no it was the ship hitting the sea bed

[@Project_VideoGame]

@fortnite mapcreators Water pressure ;-; My OCD is stabbin' me with a knife

[@blazinggunxx4557]

@@Project_VideoGame lol

[@gabrielalvarado7849]

Lado Tech Do you have your OCD diagnosed by a professional? If not, do not auto-diagnose yourself. Do not scream it everywhere, a mental illness isn’t a quirky or edgy joke.

[@loopingmob]

Have you heard about the seabed before

[@AdRevenuePlz]

1:03 The hit a unmarked German mine, a lot of ppl say that it was a torpedo and that is true, but it happened after they hit the Unmarked mine, And the engine room exploded after impact of the torpedo.

[@IamPq]

ad revenue please it was confirmed they only hit a mine and never got hit by a torpedo

[@korbyntaylor8089]

Besides if Britannic was torpedoed, then that would be considered a war crime.

[@rusty_gold_garage7138]

Comodo she was never finished into her RMS livery. The war began and she was commissioned while she was being fitted out. So it really shows how beautiful she would have been. Also developers are the same one doing Titanic Honor and Glory. In which you will be able to be inside as she sinks.

[@allensazama2955]

ehh i liked tom linskey when he left all the "fun" videos went away

[@JackCGM420]

14:44 that is the bow/front hitting the bottom while the stern/front was still out of the water.The water was so shallow the bow had to break of for it to go down.

[@TheCalebandcarsonshow]

That settle at 14 minutes was when the bow hit the sea bed

[@aprillll771]

2:23 i love the look

[@Gamer_worlder]

Fun fact: did u know that when I ship is at a angle half of the lifeboats on the listed side can’t be launched because the lifeboats will hit the ship because of the life that is why the left side of the Britannia didn’t launch the lifeboats because it’s impossible to launch

[@Jack-sf9zo]

Well at least something was learned from the lusitania

[@williamhurley2427]

Some boats were launched on the port side but they were sucked into the port propeller because it was still turning as they were attempting to beach the ship in order to save it.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

@@williamhurley2427 those lifeboats were launched against orders, the remaining lifeboats were loaded and waited for the water to reach the boats to float them without hitting the ship.

[@Dss_official-1]

Camodo Gaming, you are correct, the Britannic was the sister of the Titanic and Olympic.

[@Retrooldr]

Imagine the game had people screaming and running and crew members helping lowering lifeboats and people in the life boats and in real life some lifeboats got chopped up in the propellers

[@marcusbaker830]

20-30 mins in the sinking survivors reported hearing metal groaning beneath the deck bc its restraining by the water and it's very heavy

[@jimmyboy2242]

I highly recommend this game if your a Britannic Enthusiast! I have this game and it's great!, And cardno (sorry if I spelled it wrong) thanks for presenting this game so good!

[@wesleysayud419]

lol cardno

[@qallmepurple]

i thought the intro was a clip of the film the creaking actually gave me the chills

[@pizzawonderer5024]

3:45 Those green lights on the outside are gorgeous.

[@engthai_man]

Graphics: WOW IT SO BEAUTIFUL My Computer: 💣💥💥

[@russellisaiah1686]

Someone: That sinking of titanic was so cool and awesome! Brittanic: *Hold my drink*

[@ashtonsenko536]

Russell Isaiah “hold my beer”

[@IgnitedDevs]

Russell Isaiah XD that is so funny also you spelt Britannic wrong *sorry if you think I’m being mean* but it’s not 2 t’s in Britannic it is 2 n’s

[@ibrahimshamym5850]

Britannic: noooo

[@andraoq]

estline: hold my limonade

[@3Demingoes]

15:00 the ship was traveling in the kea channel off the coast of Greece. It was longer than the water was deep, which is why it slowed down

[@Docjonel]

Unfortunately you missed the two lifeboats on the port side (left side) that got shredded by the propellers that were coming out of the water as the bow lowered and the stern rose up. The captain kept the ship running in an attempt to beach her and those lifeboats were lowered without his knowledge and against his orders. Amazingly, two survivors of the Titanic were on board one of the lifeboats that got shredded and both somehow survived. Not sure if they had bad luck or good luck...

[@dibble1331]

one of them was violet jessop. she was aboard the olympic when it collided with another ship, aboard the titanic when it sank, and the britannic when it sank

[@demoimeneer7774]

Actually, the Brittanic has never been what she was build for, she always was a hospital ship, that is why you can not find any ocean liner pictures of her

[@laaeeh]

When you heard a loud bang at 14:44 the water wasn't deep so the bow hit the bottom of the ocean before the whole thing sank completely

[@UnnamedIncorporated]

Britannic sank in less than an hour, but there were more problems that made it flood faster. 1. The portholes were open, 2. Watertight doors were jammed when the mine hit And 3. It had a bigger hole in the hull which it flooded fast. Compared to Titanic, 1. Portholes were closed because of the cold weather 2. Watertight doors weren’t jammed which made it flood slower 3. The iceberg scraped the sides so it didn’t flood much

[@FoxLosst]

After the Titanic sank the Olympic and Britannic were fitted with the correct amount of lifeboats after the Titanic didn't. The watertight compartments were also built to the correct height on the two sister ships, but they didn't work in the Britannic's case. Fun Fact: One woman was on the Titanic, she was on the Olympic when it sucked the HMS Hawke into it's hull and she was a nurse on the Britannic when it struck the mine. She was on all three Olympic class liners and survived all the disasters. She was Violet Jessop and was dubbed 'Miss Unsinkable'.

[@OpinionatedHuman]

Amazing how detailed this simulation is. Great video as always!

[@SatyrToon]

Britannic sunk in water that was shallower than she was long so that boom you heard was her bow hitting the sea floor. She is currently the largest shipwreck on the sea floor and in water that is shallow enough to dive to without submarines. She's a stunning wreck, too, covered in brightly colored plant life and full of fish. She made an exceptional artificial reef but a VERY dangerous wreck to dive to. People have died diving to her and attempting to explore the break.

[@ælfrædtheretard]

Her paint is still visible in some places, you can rub some of the mud off and see the red and green paint. The starboard side's paint is just like it was the day she sank. Mud is such a good paint preserver

[@patricesmith11]

Actually the Britannic never had a chance to become an ocean liner and during world war one with the Britannic was being built it’s furnishings were replaced by various hospital equipment

[@ryangrimes1090]

Although damage was extensive, only six of the watertight compartments flooded, and the ship remained afloat. As the ship listed, water began to enter open portholes on the starboard side. In an attempt to beach the ship off Kéa, Capt. Charles Bartlett ordered full speed. The movement, however, caused more water to enter the ship, and Bartlett quickly ordered the engines stopped.

[@littletimelord2755]

The HMHS Britannic never once sailed a commercial voyage, nor did she ever truly sport those RMS colors, her entire life was spent in service with the Royal Navy

[@bbbbBEOTCH]

got this on my wishlist...i loved the older titanic mystery style game n really just wanna see the ship w/modern graphics

[@papadunkle]

Most people died due to the props sticking out of the water in an attempt to beach the ship. When 2 lifeboats were lowered they hit the props and got destroyed killing like 25 people

[@MurderPrime_Editz]

It killed 30 people

[@Zelurpio]

I think each lifeboat held 65 people? The rafts look like the titanics and the titanics life raft s held 65 people.

[@rafiqstarline]

@@MurderPrime_Editznot all the death total Came from the propeller That is why he siad Like 25 people died Its beacuse he is saying About the propeller

[@ron3557]

​@@Zelurpiotrue but they weren't filled fully

[@sujoybhattacharya2866]

the ship was awesome and fantastic

[@philosopher-2007]

I like how camodo does his research

[@Zelurpio]

Yeah most youtubers say confidently "this is this and that is that" while they did no research. But camodo did research and since he isn't completely sure, he says "I think"

[@Tiibero]

HMHS Britannic was the third and final vessel of the White Star Line's Olympic class of steamships and the second White Star ship to bear the name Britannic. She was the youngest sister of the RMS Olympic and the RMS Titanic and was intended to enter service as a transatlantic passenger liner. She was operated as a hospital ship from 1915 until her sinking near the Greek island of Kea, in the Aegean Sea, in 1916. At the time she was the largest hospital ship in the world. Britannic was launched just before the start of the First World War. She was designed to be the safest of the three ships with design changes made during construction due to lessons learned from the sinking of the Titanic. She was laid up at her builders, Harland and Wolff, in Belfast for many months before being requisitioned as a hospital ship. In 1915 and 1916 she served between the United Kingdom and the Dardanelles. On the morning of 21 November 1916 she was shaken by an explosion caused by a naval mine of the Imperial German Navy near the Greek island of Kea and sank 55 minutes later, killing 30 people. There were 1,066 people on board; the 1,036 survivors were rescued from the water and lifeboats. Britannic was the largest ship lost in the First World War.[3] After the First World War the White Star Line was compensated for the loss of Britannic by the award of SS Bismarck as part of postwar reparations; she entered service as RMS Majestic. The wreck was located and explored by Jacques-Yves Cousteau in 1975. The vessel is the largest intact passenger ship on the seabed.[4] for people who dont know about the britannic

[@Railman1225]

4:24 "Dude, there's a lotta lifeboats on this thing." Well, naturally. The construction of the Britannic was after the sinking of her sister ship Titanic, which caused a change in sea-faring regulations soon after, including the new one that required all ships to have enough lifeboats for everyone aboard, based on the max capacity for the ship. So when the Titanic sank, and these new regulations went out, White Star Line had to edit the Britannic's original design to have enough lifeboats, and those large davits are part of it. Those davits allowed for multiple uses, meaning after one lifeboat was launched, the davits could swing back and pick up the one that was underneath and repeat. Not to mention that they can still launch lifeboats on both sides because of their length, even if the ship takes on a list, a solution to the problem a previous quadruple-stacked ocean liner, the Lusitania, had encountered. After she was torpedoed, she took on such a severe list to starboard(right) that on the port(left) side, lifeboats had to attempt to slide down the side, usually resulting in their destruction as they got ripped apart by the uneven surface, while on the starboard side, several lifeboats tipped on launch, no doubt the list was partially to blame.

[@connerrolofson1585]

These giant davits you mentioned are called gantry davits.

[@Railman1225]

@@connerrolofson1585 ah, thanks for the info

[@gilbert3672]

TL;DR: They learned their lesson from Titanic; added more lifeboats, and as a result, only 30 lives were lost.

[@gametea2703]

I am very late to this, but the Titanic wouldn't have fared better with more lifeboats

[@Railman1225]

@@gametea2703 the Titanic itself, yes, but the passengers and crew? a lot more DEFINITELY would've survived

[@rjames204]

that is an awesome ship

[@sonicrc8804]

Me: compares deaths on the Titanic to deaths on the Britannic Also me: looks at wreck,"only 30 people Wreck: *bow is cut from main ship*

[@JARoberts1501]

The bow is basically separated because the water is only about 400 feet deep where the Britannic went down. That huge wrenching and collision noise you heard in the video at about 14:50 is that happening

[@AndyHappyGuy]

Yep, only 30.

[@Nurembergwarcriminal]

@@JARoberts1501 britannic could Be raised and repaired and it would Become RMS Britannic

[@JARoberts1501]

Aatu Siitonen highly unlikely, while her hull is in better visual shape than Titanic...her iron is still corroding and disappearing. The difference is she is turning into an artificial reef and it’s what’s gonna hold the shape together

[@AndyHappyGuy]

@@JARoberts1501 yeah.

[@dinomax528]

Dumb people: "Britannic sank because of a torpedo!" Smart people like me and Camodo: "Britannic sank because of a mine!"

[@raymondpratt3055]

Pretty sure they kept the ship moving until the bow began to become submerged. Quite possibly, they sped up the sinking by moving the ship pushing more water in.

[@NuclearOofOfficial]

The ship's engine stopped when the engine room was fully flooded. Or also known as 21 minutes after the torpedo hit.

[@michellerogers2996]

The beds were actually not anchored.The noise at 12:12 is them sliding

[@EnderEnergy]

How would they make that sound bruh

[@michellerogers2996]

@@EnderEnergy it’s metal rubbing against each other. Of course it would make a sound like that! Plus it’s just a game so it’s not impossible that the real life sound was slightly different

[@aydentucker5727]

Camodo here's a fun fact about the Britannic. When the ship was sinking, the ship was long enough that the bow hit the ocean floor while the stern was still above water.

[@Smiledaily205]

True the Britannic was Off the coast of Naples the boat was longer than the floor and the boat cracked near the area where the mine hit

[@michaeldavis29]

Wow, the RMS design of this game is amazingly not too far off Titanic. What shame though the real Brittanic never got to sail in her RMS colors from Titanic's disaster, then the need for hospital ships in WW1. So excellent update of another game like Honor and Glory, only this patroness in both RMS and Red Cross colors.

[@ngd5729]

14:45 that was the bow hitting the ocean floor

[@cumception6999]

I know

[@krukju5928]

Tiger Games ok

[@akiyl7479]

Ocean floor so deep yet still able to hear it?

[@ngd5729]

@@akiyl7479 The floor wasn't that deep compared to Titanic for example. Plus the ship was still connected and the vibrations from the bow went through the ship. Also imagine a giant ship hitting something at fast speed its going to make a noise. I think, I might be wrong.

[@grantdark7634]

I like how camodo was walking on water and so did Jesus and this boat sank on the meddeterainean sea, and Jesus walked on on the Sea of Galilee, and there pretty close to each other.

[@NO-pf2gp]

Ah, a little bit of history with our video today.

[@Nico_6967]

Camodo, did you know that Britannic never had a chance to sail with passengers, it was converted to HMHS right after it was built

[@iterriouslytle1303]

The horn going off is basically a sign saying we are in distress. Abandon ship. I think also to get other ships they may be in the area attention.

[@bryanjuni706]

WOW!! BEST EVER! What a great simulation!

[@spendingitwisely5903]

Did you know that all the 30 people died because they were on a lifeboat but all got killed because of the prpeler

[@heatherdurange3045]

It’s propeller 😂😂

[@nishantnarula1883]

True the propeller got some issues

[@nishantnarula1883]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MariaPhotography032]

Yea I watched the movie 😂

[@Philcountryball143]

Not funny they died​@@nishantnarula1883

[@Zirkobi]

All those painful groans from the ship are terrifying to hear. You can literally hear her dying....

[@wesleypeters4112]

There were two types of davits on the ship. The standard Welin Davits (similar to the ones on Titanic) and the industrial looking Gantry Davits which were automated and could lower boats in quick succession. There were four sets of the Gantry Davits amidst ship (one suffered mechanical problems as it was swung inward to attach another boat. That davit remains in this position today on the wreck.

[@matt_hache]

the gantry dabits were white on .r.m.s. britannic

[@zazanate1910]

When britanic sunk it hit the floor while sinking which caused the bow to break off the ship so the seabed was shallow enough that the bow broke while it listing/sinking

[@zazanate1910]

Realy happened

[@bbqbunger6344]

Nice

[@scg262]

Congrats your first

[@gremio3293]

The devs of this game are actually working on a game where you can experience the titanics sinking with full interior...but it is still in a quite early stage where the alpha hasn't even been released yet

[@teddycorwin6254]

Hey camodo I was just thinking there's this really fun game called moving out that's and online multiplayer game and I was wondering if you ob and other people would want to play. You are a mover but you can smash furniture and smash the house. Edit I actually realized you can't play online but it's still a great game 😀

[@huntersole68]

why cant he play online?

[@huntersole68]

the point of the game ISNT to smash furniture and the house

[@lewisnichz]

@@huntersole68 its made for local multilayer badically split screen

[@raccoon.878]

The noise in 12:12 and the beginning was cool

[@lachlancurry8425]

Hey Camodo, have you ever heard of the game Fall Of The Titanic on Steam? Also the big davits are called Gantry Davits

[@lilsmalibuxox]

Britannic:hi kea! Kea:STOP HARRASING ME! Naval mine:don’t worry kea I got this

[@HeatSGamingXD]

That means instead of the forward well deck, the mine hit near the bridge deck where Camodo had stood moments before the ship died. Hey, can you play this simulation on the Wilhelm Gustloff of 1945?

[@RandomDoggo765]

I always cry when I see and remember the Titanic,Britanic and Olympic😥😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤I would do anything to bring the ships back I will even sacrifice my life to bring them back❤💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔❤❤💔❤💔❤💔💔❤💔❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dinomax528]

You ok?

[@tylersaurus4702]

4 blows on the whistle was the signal to Abandon Ship

[@mrbig4514]

13:00 beautiful view of the sinking.

[@centi22]

when you find you're so early theres 1,586 views and 286 likes: *Visible Confusion*

[@lukasvoorhis6964]

NotYourAverageLyrics how is that visible confusion

[@deerpvu9330]

That makes sense

[@VBoeing]

Ur so D U M B

[@alexcruzellor9247]

Because the water was shallow while the ships stern was still sinking the bow was already hitting the sea floor

[@Felix-wo7qz]

The fact that there was nobody on the entire ship than him made it even more scary like a nightmare

[@fastracman6856]

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

[@Felix-wo7qz]

L H everything ok with you bud?

[@alexcruzellor9247]

Those davits next to the bridge are called gantry davits

[@marcusbaker830]

The explosion from the naval mine would be so strong that it slightly warped her frame so her front compartment doors are jammed in full opened position and it created a bubble and a shockwave. the H.M.H.S Britannic then rocked violently and the telegraph wire collapsed due to explosion

[@callumlumsdon6738]

Hey again it is a electrical gantry davit system where it picks up boats, and then swings over. It can be really helpful if the ship is listing, but there is a limit to make sure the passengers and crew stay safe whilst the boat is being launched.

[@afriend6286]

The noise you heard was them trying to close the watertight doors

[@movieman175]

Depends on the noise you're talking about. The *big* noise he was talking about was the ship hitting the bottom.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

Actually the doors were jammed and couldn’t close.

[@Jonno_B251]

That noise was her bow striking the bed while her stern was still above water which is why she started to go backwards - she sank in only 400 feet of water, she was over twice that length

[@elemental5906]

I didn’t lose any cells from this vid!

[@elemental5906]

I gained some

[@blazinggunxx4557]

Lol

[@canada_dry1219]

I would love to have this game in VR! That would be so awesome and scary!

[@Nostalgieletsplays]

Captain Canadian well you actually can play this game in VR.

[@salcidadala6247]

Camodo can you do the sinking of the titanic in tiny town vr

[@cheezzeers]

what

[@clarisseblom7848]

around 14:50 ish you heard a big bang. it was because the bow hit the sea bed and the bow cracked.

[@kermitthemutantlevitatingf7836]

Britannic never was a completed ocean liner, the game shows how she would've been had she survived the war.

[@Sviet342]

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[@kingkyshaun342]

You should go out to sea and get lost with OB and Spy (the passengers) and you are the captain of that cruise ship. If the ship sinks you go down with it in full survival mode. So it's basically like the movie Titanic but in stormworks.

[@rorhl]

I was literally just watching you on a bout

[@mrchristyisty9708]

Wat

[@2005cms]

boat

[@avid2559]

i know

[@cumception6999]

Boat

[@calebhorton6117]

You did a really good job on this

[@jmiddleton4777]

Me: HOLY COW COMODO PLAYS THIS

[@caydenmckinley7393]

Hehe

[@leonwarriner5577]

@@caydenmckinley7393 somebody come get her

[@joannereilly9620]

Great

[@amberschantz2461]

Rip brittanic (also love the new intro)

[@miguelballesteros8692]

It never had been an ocean liner thats becouse you never seen photos Of The RMS version

[@thwb4661]

But the game lets you show how it would have looked like.

[@blazinggunxx4557]

It had been an ocean liner but when the world war 2 started, the U.S. navy converted the Brittanic into a hospital ship

[@blazinggunxx4557]

IT...HAVE...A...GOOGLE...PICTURE!!!!!

[@SavageFroot]

@@blazinggunxx4557 WW1, that lasted between 1914 with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and 1918 with Austria-Hungary and Germany singing the Versailles Treaty

[@connerrolofson1585]

6:31, 8:31, the Captain, C.A. Bartlett, was blowing Britannic’s whistle four short times as a signal to get all the crew up from their quarters to the boat deck and get on the lifeboats. In other words, a emergency quarters alarm.

[@maxomus3425]

Did you know that the ship did not launch the life boats until water flooded the bow. They did lower and prepare them tho.

[@aaronrobinson1012]

One of these days you should do a bird Tanic role-play so then you can add your friends and play Britannic

[@dogefyedstudios5774]

At 6:30, the ship sounded its horns to warn that whatever hit them, that the ship was a hospital ship, and sinking a hospital ship is considered a war crime.

[@korbyntaylor8089]

Exactly. Torpedoing a hospital ship is a war crime