BATTLEFIELD 1 - All Cutscenes - Nothing is Written

[@stephennugent9958]

He was right though about the world taking the oil

[@Frostwolf017]

You're about a hundred years too late.

[@porsche911sbs]

I have to take issue with this game's portrayal of the rebellion in Arabia. Oil was not discovered in Arabia until 1938. However it is true that the Great War greatly drove up demand for oil and increased interest in searching for oil in places previously unknown to possess it (such as Arabia). It wasn't until 1922 that the Saudi king contacted Western engineers and geologists in pursuit of searching for oil in the Persian Gulf region. Contrary to what this game suggests, when this happened no one knew yet the wealth of oil possessed by the Arabian desert. I'll also note that oil was first discovered in the Middle East in 1908, in northwest Persia (Iran), far away from Arabia. It was not discovered in Mesopotamia (Iraq) until 1927 and in the western Persian Gulf region (Bahrain, specifically) until 1933. So I find the preoccupation the characters in this game have for the prospects of oil in the Arabia to be disappointingly anachronistic.

[@Frostwolf017]

It's a pretty unrealistic game in general man, I wouldn't go looking for historical accuracy.

[@porsche911sbs]

Frosty I'm fine with artistic liberties to a make an entertaining game but I don't see the point in this instance in mischaracterizing the historical motives for the Arab revolt and the actors involved in it.

[@Frostwolf017]

You could probably boil it down to the writer wanting to be as edgy as possible and make it seem like the West has always had its fingers in the oil pot. I highly doubt their were female Arab warriors running around as well but there you have the modern interpretation.

[@hdr_gamer7727]

5:52 "you can never stop the progress of machines, one day, the whole world will take your lands and the precious black gold beneath is sand" sick quote

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

Foreshadowing more like...

[@jbarral6509]

@@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s of the Present that we now live in.

[@noncrediblecase341]

bars

[@nicholascauton9648]

Dude called it decades before it would actually happen.

[@captainahmethakantunckol5307]

@@noncrediblecase341 Gold bars

[@harryrobinson2901]

“Soon there will be nowhere to run, nowhere to hide” Apart from where there aren’t train tracks.

[@Fenrir90918]

Normie tank

[@riceperfect]

The artillery too

[@trolla5125]

Build more then

[@TheTwilight1924]

What’s cool is the speed at which railways could be built. Germany’s “Paris Gun”. Could be moved at a steady pace with men building and dismantling rails while it was in motion.

[@GunUDwnAt2nd]

That's the advantage of controlling the land. The empire would've been able to build the tracks as needed.

[@saithfeed511]

Zara > that one robot arm woman from BFV

[@aramean6502]

Kontra Band Really?

[@EagleEye-rw5pn]

Not really she's more likeable (I know i'm replying to a 1yr old comment)and also she was inspired by a real batalion

[@atas2561]

She’s unique compared to the woman with the prosthetic

[@tariqulislam3096]

The ottomans are right

[@acatthatlookslikehitler1277]

@@tariqulislam3096 The Beduins are right

[@enovos3138]

Sad that you can't play Lawrence tho...

[@jyotiradityasatpathy3546]

Lawrence wasn't a fighter

[@theinhuman6758]

Amön Goeth Don’t worry for him he suck both side equally

[@EagleEye-rw5pn]

Nah i read that he never really in the front line

[@yobitchcantfindme5288]

@@jyotiradityasatpathy3546 you expected​ an british agent to be able to fight? Lol, good one.

[@AlexKS1992]

His masterpiece was Aqaba and that was pretty much it. Other than blowing up bridges and railroad tracks his military career was kind of boring but he knew and understood guerrilla warfare.

[@ZEZgamer]

The cinematography in this game is spectacular. They are the one game that renders Anamorphic bokeh within their scenes and I greatly appreciated it!

[@herrsiemes7094]

one of the best battlefield campaings ever

[@rvainrjdiete]

3:32 "Come out! It's over!" *Puts hands up, then immediately pulls out bolt action rifle for a second*

[@afanbadal6465]

The thing that I can’t really get out of my head was that one person could eliminate an entire detachment of troops and still be alive... but then again this is a battlefield game

[@jackj9816]

It was over the top site like there should have been a few of them but it is a game

[@ss9392]

Again, its a game

[@marcsalamoun1112]

The thing that i can't really fet out of my head is houw compare real life situations to a game. But again, it's just you.

[@alpercizmeci4039]

At least it mentions in the end how Lawrence is a controversial figure, and not seen as the good guy by every perspective

[@scepticsquirrel]

04:20 -Pays no taxes, never gets conscripted, granted privileges over Hajj -Besieges Medina, makes people starve -Then Saudis take over all Well done Beduin

[@kp5602]

"pays no taxes" Thats false "Never gets conscripted" Safarberlik‚ Medina "Granted priveleges over hajj" Not really‚ no. "Besieges medina" That was Fahri Din Pasha "Makes people starve" Again‚ Fahri Din Pasha "Then the saudis take over" Ironically it was the Saudis who had no taxes at all in their country‚ and only implemented temporary taxes in 2017‚ at 5% VAT tax‚ which is the lowest in the world

[@scepticsquirrel]

@@kp5602 Pays no taxes: It is an exaggeration by me, yet it does not void the fact that Hedjazis and Bedouins-regardless-of-region were exempt from most taxes such as ashar, animal tax... These were the major taxes Anatolians and Europeans of Ottoman Empire paid, except Hedjazis Istanbulites were also exempt. This is based on the thught that Hedjazis and Bedouins in general are people of Prophet and Istanbulites were the homies of Sultan. This is a fact from official documents man, saying "Thats false" made me laugh. Thank you for that. Never gets conscripted: Again, Hedjazis and Bedouins-regardless-of-region were exempt from conscription as it was also a political tradition for Egyptian sultans who had observance and authoritiy over Hedjaz before Ottoman conquest, since Fatimids have taken over the region. You non-Muslims may not know it, I am just noticing a fact about Middle East. After Janissary Unit disbanded, mobilization (safarbarlik in Turkish as you said) established but like Istanbulites, Hedjazis and all Bedouins were exempt. During Second Balkan War, even Istanbulites put under military draft but Hedjazis remained exempt. Do you understand what kind of blessing this was? Other young men spent 5 of their most precious and fresh years in military but they were lucky to not have it, they had the advantage most of the non-Muslims had. Fahreddin Paşa: I cannot reason with your answer. He was the governor of Medina Vilayet and commander of forces. He was the authority, how can he besiege the city he governs? It was Sharif of Mecca and his loyals who started the conflict and besieged the second home of Prophet (s.a.v.) which is worse than besieging any other city and making it's people (hometowners of Rasul) starve. Then the Saudis take over: This is not an economic matter, oh Allah why do you meddle in affairs you do not know :p I have to tell you that this cool, Wonder Woman-alike Arab heroine is part of Sharifate cause. The rebelled, Sharifate family and their followers, did not held Hedjaz at their hands, Saudis defeated their Kingdom of Hedjaz and caused them to flee their homeland. All of them sought refuge in Jordan.

[@kp5602]

@@scepticsquirrel So essentially you took a specific period of non-conscription that took place during egyptian post fatimid rule and applied the entire thing to the ottoman era? Fahreddin pasha used the prophets mosque to store explosives and threatened to blow the prophets room up if the arabs tried to take it‚ if you read his journal youd know that. The sharifate wonder woman girl is fictional‚ she isnt even a real person. Fahreddin Pasha took all crops and produce from the medina farmers to support the local war effort against the arab revolt‚ theres a reason Medina itself had internal rebellions against him‚ and theres a reason that when eventually Medina fell‚ the people of medina welcomed the arab revolt with open arms. Safarberlik is a crime‚ the fact it happened invalidates your whole "no conscription" doctrine. If youd like to have more fun with the sources I recommend the journals of the Grand Vizier of Abdul Hamid II and the Journals of Fahredin Pasha and his unit commenders

[@scepticsquirrel]

@@kp5602 I wonder if you suffer hardships from understanding the words of other people. I am simply telling that exemption of conscription of Hedjazis as a tradition began with Fatimids and survived until end of Ottoman Empire. They did not die as other Arabs, Turks and even some Christians died in battlefields and your wishful thinking cannot void the official papers and simple facts. Chill out dude, for Allah's sake I am not holding a grudge for that. Really. Please read it all before any wishful thinking or ideological prejudice. Pasha's memoirs are very famous in Turkey and anyone who read it can feel that he was a genuine Muslim who hurt by Muslims spilling each other's blood. Probably you encountered a Wahhabi-spoiled version of his book or a "memoir" written by another person as a "citation". It is expected to hear because while he sent envoys to Sharifate forces to not fire cannons toward city to not harm Prophet's Mosque, they can tell that "he used the prophets mosque to store explosives and threatened to blow the prophets room up". Wahhabis always shunned Ottoman dynasty because they were not Arabs (because they think non-Arabs are unfit for the Caliphate) and they did not annihilated Shiites. You would understand me if you ever heard about 1802 Wahhabi sack of Karbala . Of course genius, Iknow that sharifate wonder woman girl is fictional‚ she isnt even a real person. I am just mocking this cringy scenes. It is such a funny thing that they twisted Arab culture to appeal and enjoy Westerners in year 2016. I am telling fot the last time, Safarbarlik means simply mobilization and all governments mobilize not only their men but also their economy for war. As Hedjazis were subjects of Ottoman Empire and they were Muslims, Governor Fahraddin Pasha made them contribute food to Army and Navy against the war towards Britain, France and Russia (Christian Empires who ruled over millions of Muslims). Hedjazis contributed less than Anatolians and Syrians, open the famine maps if you need "fun", which is no fun but only grief for me, but I cannot buy the "oppressed Hedjazi" argument. This is not a reason to spill Muslim blood for a Muslim. Again, this is a sensitive topic for a Muslim but if you are a non-Muslim, I can understand that. Have a good day.

[@erwinrommelll]

@@kp5602 You better watch or read real history. Its a shame that you trying to defend lies.

[@pierpaologiurisprudenza3695]

08:59 this must be the best animated scene from dice, just his voice explaining what’s about to happened with the video of the train cannon firing. Absolute best part is that two second clip of those ottoman troops rolling down the street, with the leader pointing the club to his right and the other soldier while still walking raises up his pistol, rifle in the other hand, and shoots in that direction with the fire and rubbles of the just bombed city in the background

[@toainsully]

"As the darkness falls and Arabia calls One man spreads his wings as the battle begins May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name Seven pillars of wisdom light the flame" --- Sabaton - Seven Pillars of Wisdom

[@OGNEMO]

That’s sick

[@SG-J]

Finally looking at the cutscenes after 3 years! So many awesome moments in this incredible game. Imagine watching this video in like 30 years lol

[@jman217]

I see all these comments talking about how the British Empire were the true villains and also how the Ottoman Empire were a bunch of genocidal maniacs. What people need to realize about war is that people will always be the heroes of their own story but also the villain of someone else's. The defining factor to how history is to be percieved, will always be the victor. It's always been said that history is written by the victor. I believe that much to be true.

[@delsinnova7290]

The British betrayed the Arab revolt,they say (The British)will give independence to the Arab but one of the arab soldier new about the British will take over the Arab Oil and land.

[@dodgeroll7475]

Yeah but mass murder tho

[@elsadabbasov8187]

@@dodgeroll7475 you mean the mass murders of Turks and Muslims by Armenians on East Anatolia before the events of Armenian genocide?

[@elsadabbasov8187]

@Collin Nazareth I don't pretend. What I am saying is nobody is innocent. But some people keep blaming only Turks and muslims, meanwhile they are the part of problem as well.

[@swarajkar3086]

@@elsadabbasov8187 Greek genocides?

[@maharlika9809]

5:55 that prediction really came true

[@Sam92KSA]

للأسف..

[@MMD-mi5vx]

Hah, fuck off will you, this takes place in saudi arabia, that precious black gold is controlled by the bedouins

[@maharlika9809]

@@MMD-mi5vx ohh, i thought it represents the whole middle east where the US is drooling to get some of those oils

[@genaroayala8100]

it wasn't a prediction if it was made from the future

[@MMD-mi5vx]

@@maharlika9809 just because the US desires what we have doesn’t mean they can take it by force, when you’re hungry you don’t break into the local McDonald’s and steal some mcchickens, you buy them, just as the Americans are doing, they’re paying us for our black gold, also it takes place in Saudi Arabia and tells the story from the bedouins perspective, it never mentioned Iraq or Afghanistan, only Saudi arabia

[@HANDHELD_HISTORY]

The Turk was right about that!

[@harryrobinson2901]

The guy says, “there will be nowhere to run, nowhere to hides!” Except for everywhere not near train tracks.

[@mickey5807]

12:18 Eatiiiiing yellow snoooooow

[@jennygaming1297]

lol m8

[@Skinn-Tuh-Lor]

10:39 - That smile.

[@Sam92KSA]

13:10

[@double-og4570]

When you find yourself a woman holding strong eye contact confidently like that, she wants the D, and you give it to her

[@nathanfanai2481]

@@double-og4570 nah she taking it from me

[@hellothere1206]

@@double-og4570 HARAM!!!!

[@shinjofarsight3146]

For those who don't know, there is a film about these events called "Lawrence of Arabia". AFI top 100 films of all time. Worth a watch.

[@atbaker4122]

I played this game again the other day and I was just reminded of how amazing the graphic are, like if it was to be released today it would still be considered really high quality.

[@letsanimateit1676]

As a train guy, blowing it up was a pain in the heart...

[@mr.formal6723]

Fockin hell 🤣 I hope it’s a joke

[@fathersimon3787]

@@mr.formal6723 why would it be? people can be passionate about anything

[@Tonyhunterblade]

10:33 Oh my god this scene, with this song...

[@vitucho3005]

they totally had a moment!!!!!

[@nobletaco]

10:34 it sounds like Zara is on Skype.

[@atas2561]

Probably a bug in the Audio

[@mattgeczy3687]

I could watch a whole show of Lawrence and Zara being good cop/ bad cop.

[@Stinkycheeseman93]

SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAME!

[@KZHVNKLM]

AS THE DARKNESS FALLS AND THE ARABIA CALLS

[@moneyman1995100]

@@KZHVNKLM One man spreads his wings as the battle begins!

[@mitchellneu]

May the land lay claim onto Lawrence’s name!

[@Raidr5]

​@mitchellneu SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAAAAME!

[@Pinolero90]

They were meant to be together you can tell in the way they look at each other.

[@calebcray789]

Pinolero90 I thought the exact same thing

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

I think Lawrance did mary an Arab woman. He died in a motorcycle crash later

[@jackj9816]

@@SaddamHussain-gx9nc that’s the crazy thing about his story made it throw a world war and died on a bike

[@wolvernight206x8]

Never realized that the title of the campaign was a reference to the movie until I watched it recently. By god, Peter O’Toole will be missed

[@Bradleyyates-v8o]

Its Reference to T E Lawrence from the first world war its not just a film, read seven Pillars of wisdom a book by Te Lawrence about his role In ww1

[@rosaria8384]

When you realized you have played the bad guy in this story all along, leading to conflicts 100 years later.

[@AdamNoizer]

Akane Miyoshi pretty much

[@darhanamundson2460]

When you realize that Ottomans were genocidal maniacs who almost wiped out the Armenian race. I know you're probably just a little murky on the issue but Jesus fucking Christ how stupid can you be? Comparing the ottomans to the British on a moral level is ludicrous. Half the conquered territories didn't want to be in the ottoman empire, constant genocides ranging from 1918-1923, I mean the list goes on. I guarantee even if the Ottomans one, the middle east would still be a shit hole.

[@darhanamundson2460]

won* cause I am a dumbass

[@rosaria8384]

To add to this: Lawrence was told by British Intelligence about the Sykes-Picot Agreement, which was the portioning of captured Arab territory of Britain and France. Lawrence said that he must die in the desert because of this.

[@naifdafirenze4408]

Ottomans were monsters and killers they killed my people, in my village in southern Saudi Arabia there are 5 Ottomans castles alone, compare between an whole army with guns against some men lives in mountains with rusted swords!!

[@Imperius1772]

10:35 It’s beautiful music, but I just can’t take it seriously: it sounds like she’s singing “YELLOW SNOOOWWW” and I can’t un-hear it.

[@rosaria8384]

Love this story! Although trains and tanks weren't really used by the Ottomans. If only there was a fourth mission about the two reaching Suez Canal in a similar fashion to BF4

[@joeydallas7351]

Ottomans actually built the first railway in the area actually but it was meant for islamic pilgrimage not fighting.

[@rosaria8384]

It was also a primary target (Hejaz Railway) during the Great War. Armored cars played a bigger role on the Middle East.

[@william_brobrine8975]

4:31 is a badass moment for the train😉 Zaamurets... the beast is truly magnificent!

[@nalong55]

People can slam EA all they want, but damn, they made a masterpiece here, especially with the storytelling of WW1.

[@alp9173]

these stories aren't real

[@TranNguyen-qw6ep]

@@alp9173 :)) Of course they aren't real. This is a video game after all. If you wanted a realistic WW1 atmosphere, then read history books or watch movies. What do you think a realistic WW1 game would be like, sitting your ass on the trench most of the times and then die either due to disease or by machine guns while crossing No Man Land? Is that sound like an interesting game to you?

[@alp9173]

@@TranNguyen-qw6ep that isn't my point tho he says that the storytelling of ww1 by this game is insane, that's the combat aspect of the game, I say that the stories in the game aren't real as the ottomans never had armored trains and tanks

[@radu_9626]

@@alp9173 Thomas Edward Lawrence was a real person doe, but ye

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

We can do that for their anti-consumer methods, but when things get serious, they can get storytelling rolling like thunder.

[@tobiwalker1367]

By the time he helped the Arabs take Damascus, Lawrence felt utterly soiled by war. He'd betrayed his own conscience and had his citadel of bodily integrity violated. He never quite recovered. Nothing glorious in war. Nothing noble or honorable about deceiving your friends into fighting for a dream the powers-that-be have already decided won't come true. But I suppose a video game about photographing pottery shards in Carchemish wouldn't be very exciting.

[@jeffbo8748]

Imagine a full single player game in this setting.

[@TheNotoriousCheeto]

I liked this game, and this story in particular. I hate that they felt they had to make it about oil, though, since that was not a fact in the war. WW1 ended in 1918. Oil was not discovered in Saudi Arabia until 1938.

[@smolboi9327]

THE FIRST ONE GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS

[@_R-R]

Despite the controversy surrounding Lawrence of Arabia, 5:12 shows that he knew at least some of the Bedouin customs.

[@aidenhughes3700]

This is a powerful mission idc what other people say, this mission was fantastic, this game does show both side of the war, everyone fighting for there own country

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

Aiden Hughes a great campaign. Should’ve been much longer

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

And Zara is cute af

[@Axelelelel]

@@SaddamHussain-gx9nc she was very badass too

[@atas2561]

Saddam Hussain Hell yeah, this is how you include women in ww1 and ww2, in a rebellion

[@IkeFanBoy64]

Does anyone else think the Ottoman maps in multiplayer should have had the rebels instead of the British?

[@the_dropbear4392]

No because those maps are from the Gallipoli campaign

[@virgiljianu7166]

@@the_dropbear4392 Not just that,there is the Suez canal and Mesopotamia too,I think

[@rosaria8384]

Nope, it's not possible to have the rebels in MP because in Breakthrough/Operations, the maps Fao Fortress, Suez, and Sinai Desert take place in 1914-1915. The Arab Revolt sprung up by 1916 and was mostly centered on the Hejaz Railway, Aqaba, and other key Arabic cities, until it reached Beersheba and Damascus. If we had maps set during the battle of Aqaba and Damascus, yes, we could have rebels fighting against Ottomans, probably for the Scout class only.

[@IkeFanBoy64]

@@rosaria8384 Would've been cool as an operation similar to Red Tide.

[@OYProject]

It wouldnt make sense cause the arab revolts cant take the turks head on unless they are combined up with the allies to help them in the battle

[@TiltedShot25]

"For more than 400 years, the Ottoman Empire has ruled these lands." Uh, Lawrence. You might be wrong by an estimate of at least 200 years older.

[@Falor5151]

Actually, he's right on the money with respect to Arabia. The Ottomans were there for 401 years from 1517 to 1918.

[@3381-c5v]

If you count the seljuks and mamluks even more lol since they were turks aswell

[@zenzn6136]

Best campaign in a battlefield game *to me* so don't get triggered

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

Yes it was. It was really strange playing an Arab character, she was super cute. They should’ve made this storyline much longer.

[@josefstalin3394]

Apart from the tank one, yes

[@raze5704]

@@josefstalin3394 the tank one was the best

[@p.h.562]

13:10 That smile though.

[@Axelelelel]

That's good right?

[@mehmetemreyakut2011]

@@Axelelelel Yeah, until she learned that she was betrayed by that man and colud never properly be free. I wonder what was her reaction when she learned that everything for independence is a lie.

[@anthonyy7862]

I really wanted a continuation of this story

[@SecretAsianMan122333]

I highly suspect 10:42 is DICE's version of a sex scene.

[@vyshtora]

You mean Ear Porn?

[@EagleEye-rw5pn]

...........what?!?

[@stonewolf0545]

And that my kids, is a hot love-sex scene old school style, for refined tastes and cool classic movie lovers.

[@wendelgoncalves8592]

...

[@parrascarlet]

I get it

[@FarhadGuli]

Her name is Zahra not zara , which means a flower

[@amp8295]

Wait was she real?

[@qas3846]

David of Prometheus fuck is wrong with you

[@twistedyogert]

She has a few thorns, doesn't she?

[@stonewolf0545]

And this is how a game should be played, in CAMPAIN MODE, in order to GET YOU INSIDE AN AWESOME MOVIE, i am no trying to despite the online players, but a game is another kind of art, as i see, is an inmersive movie and you are part of the story.

[@batuhancelik8193]

The ottoman troops looks so badass in 9:06

[@fliqpythekiller9950]

9:17

[@Spamton800]

I don't like Turks, but I must agree.

[@turant.t.5558]

​@@Spamton800 :(

[@blackmax101gaming3]

Let's be hones, the best part was when baldy said "you will all be free, to die"

[@luckyluke552]

Was looking for this. Thanks.

[@Abcdefg-uw4id]

10:36 What really triggers me is that the song in the background isn't even arabic. Come on. Missed opportunity.

[@theamazingengineer1901]

‘Actually, I was rather depending on it’

[@nathanfabonan5917]

4:42 Sounds like Gru.

[@epicdoge9473]

I just noticed that

[@riceperfect]

Same

[@person2834]

ngl i liked the bald ottoman lol, looks like my dad

[@aztro4010]

3:40 Why does he sound a little bit like Gru?

[@LegoTakodachi]

As the darknes Falls and Arabia calls 3:58 one man spreads his wings as the battle begins

[@eldermaxon697]

I see you are a man of culture

[@adamstewart1312]

this game is just perfection

[@itzallwaysme765]

why does this channel have 100.000 subs but only gets less then 500 views...

[@PATOCRAFT1]

Bots :v

[@itzallwaysme765]

aha allright :p, I was wondering like wtf happened

[@herrsiemes7094]

ItzAllwaysmE no it hasnt bots . Its just late and the video isnt old yet . look at his first Bf1 story video , over 40 k views

[@itzallwaysme765]

yeah true, but most of his videos dont get many views.

[@ottomanempire9715]

You guys playing bad guy in these scenerios actually.

[@kieranvh]

could someone give me the name of the soundtrack used after the train is destroyed. thanks (12:18) and (12:55) respectively if not part of the same piece

[@bwer123gt]

BF1 ~ Dawn of the new time

[@kieranvh]

cheers

[@rosaria8384]

12:55 - Prologue "We Push"

[@MuggynPuggy]

5:51 artificial intelligence after it becomes aware and alive

[@tnhl77]

3:45 nod at the bird and people die

[@ZombieGuy2401]

All the fighting, all the death, just to be stabbed in the back by the almighty Bri'ish

[@jgar5131]

Damn Brits

[@flavortown289]

Bit strange innit?

[@stevenlee7958]

This is a masterpiece

[@learningstudent-rv3uh]

precious black gold hits hard

[@thepuncakian2024]

Oh no an armored train! There's nowhere to run! Only if we could, I don't know, move away from the tracks...

[@Nacho2003YT]

9:17 I mean… what did he expect? Her hands were free

[@frmj2]

I actually shat when the train cutscene played.

[@raiderpilot8928]

and thus the world continues the struggle for oil.

[@Fenrir90918]

America: I’m gonna pretend I didn’t see that

[@LukeSmith-kt2ir]

This doesn't make sense. The armored train, Zaamurets, was Russian, a member of the Entente powers. Why would it be working for the Ottomans, a member of the Central powers

[@letsanimateit1676]

Luke Smith i know right?

[@ET-yc4ll]

Because this is a video game.

[@xenobackpains5800]

That train scene frightens me.

[@CC-Cody-di2uq]

Is it just me or does Tilkici (that Ottoman officer) sound like Gru from Despicable Me?

[@Fenrir90918]

Hello there

[@CC-Cody-di2uq]

@@Fenrir90918 General Kenobi!

[@cloverismydog7820]

5:52 -doctor sues 1917

[@hollylou1632]

i love the music if anyone can tell me the names of them i would be very grateful

[@m.yankov8780]

The song with the female singer in the campfire scene is a Bulgarian folk song called "Zaidi, Zaidi Iasno Slantce" (Зайди, зайди, ясно слънце). It was also used in the movie "300".

[@MeliHR25]

no , zajdi zajdi another... 2:00 - 2.20

[@ppaattpm]

Holly Lou it is called dawn of a new time

[@djxtn]

have you found the soundtracks yet? :) just search for BF 1 soundtrack, and you will find them all there.

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

Random Arabian musical instruments

[@faqarahkf7548]

10:42 feels like heaven.

[@ALRemmo]

Man the music is Awesome!

[@Zamalshkay]

What is the instrument at the beginning that plays pls tell me or what is that music called

[@joeysdad8511]

Zamal the musick is the ney thank me later

[@Zamalshkay]

noel dayi my friend

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

It’s ناي/مزمار in Arabic. Or Ney/Mizmar.

[@YoungerBlood21]

what is the music at 4:30 ?

[@theemperor1363]

YoungerBlood21 Nothing Is Written

[@UmbraX8]

5:56 Very true, unfortunately.

[@specialwalley]

we told the arabs

[@emperormidan1770]

I’m Azeri so I’m on the ottoman’s side

[@Spamton800]

Logical.

[@eaglewolffox6275]

I learned a new word: "Brusque."

[@dexternapolitano7709]

Lawrence 💖Zara

[@Axelelelel]

Are they dating? Or just friends?

[@martinkovski5704]

@@Axelelelel probably friends, Just ask them :P

[@rafekcronos]

As the darkness falls, and Arabia calls

[@Allhailisac]

The name Lawrence of Arabia is so badass

[@RainbowRenegade]

The voice acting is top notch

[@Laluna2345]

I love how at the end there her flipped the revolver with no drop safety and flagged himself trying to give it to her

[@kyokushin1754]

Arab tribes didnt rebel they betrayed the ottoman empire and lost Jerusalem because of it

[@ahmedalhosawi5516]

Betrayed? Why do u think

[@kyokushin1754]

@@ahmedalhosawi5516 learn your history and youll know why

[@RafaelMunizYT]

I accidentally skipped the last cutscene so instead of replaying the whole chapter I had to come here

[@mgfallacy3614]

why cant this day in age have any Major Conflict that the world is involved in. I feel like we're all just waiting to die without making any kind of a difference in this world

[@SaeedWonka]

You just had to speak

[@anggawira6134]

does anyone remember the uncharted 3 cutscene, after the underground station mission, when they talked about T.E Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).

[@twistedyogert]

Did the Bedouins really allow females in their army? If so, they were pretty forward-thinking.

[@jgar5131]

Yes. Israel too

[@jonnnyren6245]

"Nothing is written." Get off my mind Peter Seamus O'Toole you brilliant brilliant Irishman!!! God this part of World War 1 is fantastic.

[@kurtefren5292]

dang assassins creed has nice graphics

[@BlaseHenryProductions]

9:37 Where'd she get the horse?

[@Malteasers]

Blase Henry she probably went back into one of the camps and took it

[@Fenrir90918]

@Donald Anderson obviously it’s 2020 not 1920

[@daudratsu6222]

4:30 what soundtrack name

[@theemperor1363]

Daud ratsu Nothing Is Written

[@raulgonzalez7108]

The legent of lawrence of arabia dies to night

[@chadofsilesia3320]

Yey czechoslovakian armored train *IN A FUCKINN DESERT*

[@joshuarubenstein2298]

5:50 he was right.

[@vitucho3005]

at 10:35 the look in his eyes.... there is a spark