BF4 Weirdest Weapons of WWII

The Weirdest Weapons of World War 2 plus stunning Battlefield 4 gameplay. The next Battlefield Game must have these.
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[@lorddarthsinicle9699]

Imagine the fire department is just chillen, then two minutes later they get 1000 calls of bats exploding in their houses😂

[@socraticmethod-man9808]

Russians 1: what are the Americans doing? Russian 2: They just pulled an Olga of Kiev Russian 1: Damn. You don't want to piss that bitch off.

[@brendantheawesome1]

every other person saying "We're gonna see this stuff in Battlefield 1!" and i'm here like "these were in WW2, sorry"

[@Tomas0717]

Lol

[@CjTh3Ph4nt0m]

ha, i was about to be one of those people to say that

[@assassinherring9106]

I'm a big history guy so I mean if you get it wrong ya just run

[@ajsmudkipminecraftrealm4229]

I thought BF1 was a WW2 era game!

[@jacksonwood5179]

+Aj's mudkip minecraft realm anyone wonder HOW DO PEOPLE FIND THIS AND HOW DOES NEEBS

[@dragonm8ster]

Funfact: The bat bomb was canceled in favor of the Atomic bomb.

[@DefNOTBio]

dragonm8ster that fact wasnt fun

[@ThumperMinerUnion]

dragonm8ster The bat bomb was expensive, and couldn't be mass produced, which is why it wasn't used.

[@levimalone4433]

you killed me haha

[@sycho-tech5104]

Actually, the bat bomber was canceled after one of the bats escaped and burned downs nearly half the facility it was being researched in. The cost to rebuild was considered more than the project was worth.

[@zachmckibbon1782]

dragonm8ster no one cares

[@valiang8867]

"Our coal now, losers!" I can't 🤣

[@Alpha_Arc]

The goliath was mostly used to clear minefields. The would drive the thing in to The minefield and detonate it next to The mines. Thats what my grandpa told me about it.

[@seppalastname4574]

Yeah, later on they tried using it on tanks but yeah, a little tank is pretty suspicious

[@jimgoss6057]

Forgot the dog tank buster. Trained dogs to run up to tanks carrying backpack full of explosives on timer...Problem was dog would get halfway to the tank, say forget it, then run back to the handler with the lit charge.

[@RasheePerformance]

Dont mean to be rude here and forgive me if im wrong but the reason the dogs ran back because they were trained on the smell of friendly fuel and not enemy fuel so they ran back thinking "hey enemy" but it was really a friendly tank

[@jimgoss6057]

An_Alright_Gamer _ Im not saying you are wrong, I saw the thing about the dogs on the history channel and the handler would point at the tank and give the command. Some of the dogs would turn around half way there. You could be right, I don't remember exactly why they would turn around half way there. The way I understood it, in the fog of war they would get scared and return to the handler.

[@jerikparala4005]

+Jim Goss he is correct the dogs were attracted to the smell of the ruasians fuel so the dogs thought that the Russian tank was an enemy

[@jimgoss6057]

Well lets just all agree, That training dogs to be suicide bombers was just a bad idea on many levels ..

[@elnumbrotres]

+Jim Goss wasn't originally supposed to be suicide. They trained the dogs to remove the pouches

[@RandomActsOfGaming]

Those bat bombs would be very effective. Joke all you want, but incendiaries all over cities... Yeah that would cause a lot of devastation.

[@UlyssesM]

main reason is was dropped was because it set their own base on fire

[@Crowdedaudience]

Fullscreen sucks :/ if the government started to use bat bombs again would be effective if there wasn't something called the nuke

[@torgcob3173]

Crowdedaudience nukes are illegal weapons of war

[@the1tacoirvin]

tyler hanson so are namplam, well only if a civilian is in the area if not drop as much as you want

[@zachsorenson1382]

RandomActsofGaming it was a small napalm charge.

[@TBO207]

the pigeon bomb is actually so smart

[@officersbell]

Yeah

[@dragonking8085]

Yeah

[@StubbornHat]

Yeah

[@detricklez1583]

Yeah

[@bertjones5778]

Didn’t it actually work?

[@35znnug]

I learn more from Neebs than my whole 12 years of public education combined.

[@hansyolo8277]

+JordanTheMidgetOverlord Well, it's Public Education :/

[@solidsnakegamer1013]

Damn, well you get what you put into it, this is very very very old infomation and has multiple documentaries on it.

[@35znnug]

***** You're not supposed to look that deep into my joke lol

[@solidsnakegamer1013]

+JordanTheMidgetOverlord Didn't seem like a joke, there are so many dumbass people out their, including those who think this video is original.

[@hansyolo8277]

***** Some*

[@_Ignalis]

This already happened, Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII.

[@tbomb69]

Whenever I get sad I just watch neebs gaming and I get happier pretty much instantly

[@thewaterdrop123]

The Goliath was pretty effective. My Grandpa was a Goliath driver for 3 years. The effectiveness against tanks was not so great because if you missed the tank would know where you are because of the rope. But against standing targets, it was really neat. He once told me that he used the goliath to blow up a tram car where enemys were hiding in.

[@j4gerb0mblitz]

The dog chasing the rogue rocket was oddly hilarious.

[@MattPawlowski]

Jeep Stuff is a thing of the past. We want Pigeon Stuff, DICE!

[@DANNYonPC]

+Matt Pawlowski In a way thats the ucav

[@Kaiber_Phoenix]

+DANNYonPC mod the ucav to have a pigeon skin,sfx and animation then bam pigeon bomb

[@MrDissiuk]

+Matt Pawlowski I've got pigeon stuff on my car! I really should wash it...

[@marionunes2066]

+DANNYonPC actualy the TV missile in BF2 was like pigeon gided you needed to keep clicking where you wanted it to go :)

[@mizquitl]

+Mario Nunes My thoughts exactly.

[@VaporShock1]

Excellent video, probably my favorite video to date.

[@sankey5779]

+VaporShock1 +Neebs Gaming CTE here we come...lol TV Missile= Pigeon bomb JDam= Bat Bomb Claymore= Explosive Rat Eod Bot= Goliath tracked mine DICE Pls

[@tylergrant7862]

+Fighter_jet210 Gaming You could just jump out at the last second.

[@demarcothibodeaux6070]

i agree with you

[@I_hunt_lolis]

+Neebs Gaming German goliath rc bomb in action /watch?v=RKiFUXu8Hds Should have featured this :\

[@TikOLoRd]

+VaporShock1 Same

[@phishENchimps]

3:00 It did work. really well. Unfortunately, during testing. The bats escaped on the base. and soon after, Random Buildings began catching on fire.

[@penjackerrekcajnep1037]

Not the most ideal eat but clearly effective :P

[@hotsauce4792]

It was dropped in favor of the nuke

[@JesusChrist-tw2sv]

ok that pigeon bomb thing is pretty badass

[@JesusChrist-tw2sv]

That's Mr. Christ to you. Let's keep it formal I'm your boss not your friend.

[@JesusChrist-tw2sv]

name last nah we don't let in asians so we're doing just fine.

[@ronniessebaggala362]

#racistjesus

[@cerberus144]

I've heard of getting Bombed by a pigeon, but this is ridiculous.

[@YoRHaUnit2Babe]

true

[@Cup_70]

you guys dont need to label it as bf4, we'll watch anything.

[@highlandus]

Why wouldn't they when they are in game and referencing it the entire time what the fuck

[@funsea4167]

Hey Neebs, another animal guided weapon back in WWII was a bomb attached to a dog! This was done by the then Soviet Union to destroy the German Pazer tanks. Compared to the Pigeon-Guided Missle, this was (in my opinion ) worse.

[@jaxco2721]

Worse but not as weird

[@conedx]

god this is such a great video. WW2 is my favorite subject ever and listening to the neebs gaming crew talk about it is JUST PERFECT.

[@davidmaglioli7048]

So wait I thought these were like BF4 mod showcases, but they're educational videos? Not complaining I love it.

[@lyleman68]

i can honestly say these vids where they just more or less talk about really cool/insane stuff are some of my favorite videos. keep it up neebs and crew!

[@CrafterVSWild]

"Battlefield: The unethical war" Would be the greatest

[@buzzcut13]

In the process of buying a pigeon. Muahahahaha.

[@walrusmedic6934]

+Buzzcut I'm attempting the squirrel launcher.

[@greengabe5]

Chihuahua Rockets I really the future of warfare

[@connsescape3247]

+greengabe5 Chihuahua rockets i really like the future of warfare (you didn't type the thing correctly just letting you know)

[@WeldzByBigT]

Buzzcut How bout them COWBOYS

[@danielz4602]

the bats in the bat-bombs would have 80grams of Napalm, in small capsules (I think, correct me if im wrong). the wepon worked as Neebs said, but was cut in favor of the atomic bomb

[@ws4871]

I really love these type of videos! It's like watching a mini podcast. Keep it up!

[@WasaItsBertolli]

Almost 300k subscribers, Neebs! Congratulations! And what an awesome video :)

[@leighpeterson1638]

I live in British Columbia and I've heard of the Japanese balloon :) There was also a nuke lost up here that belonged to the USA!

[@Diraphe]

Do weird Cold War weapons next :) Like the chicken nuke.

[@Diraphe]

***** It was a nuclear landmine with a 10-day timer that was meant to be buried-underground ahead of advancing Soviet tank formations. A live chicken was placed inside to keep the electronics from freezing.

[@xScAvNgErS]

Hey neebs everyone on channel is raw af I love your videos, you guys always have something cool to talk about, but the point is keep up the good work guys, and keep on making everyone happy. You guys are great people that's all I have to say

[@ABLYamimash3]

I discovered this channel a few hours ago; I love it.

[@BigJokaATL]

Wow.... a Pigeon TV Missile..... Awesome!!

[@immediatesword7711]

Data miners just revealed that the Goliath is coming to BFV. You guys freaking predicted the future!

[@sambaud7327]

Hey Neebs, I want to say that I think you guys are doing fantastic work here. Interesting topic. But what I most like about you guys in that "chaotic cooperation" of you guys. I don't know if that makes sense but basically everybody talks whenever they want n say whatever they want but somehow it still blends in nicely together and everybody listens to each other. Gives each other the space to say something. Which is very pleasant to the ear. You can follow the whole conversation. On top of that you guys are together a very optimistic team, and praise each other for doing things well. I love that about you guys and you all should really really keep that part in your videos (including the cartoons because those videos have the exact same uniqueness to it). On little tip for you guys would be (in my opinion) to sometimes have a little more exciting gameplay. Keep up the good work!

[@dylanfargis1261]

I'm dying at 8:11, great idea simon! XD

[@flypast9725]

That dog has big balls for chasing after a rocket bomb thing .

[@zivaniers]

First weapon looks like a Gmod wentbad vehicle

[@YoRHaUnit2Babe]

YEEEEEEEEEEEES that's some humor right there

[@Gioao2811]

Hahaha for new DLCs in BATTLEFIELD 5! Man your videos are the best on KZbin, thank you for all the good times guys :) really put a smile anytime with videos and podcasts

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Hey guys. just wanted to stop by and say thanks for hours of entertainment. I'm currently serving in the Army and don't really have a whole lot. It may seem weird but watching your guys stuff is one of the best parts of my day. Would like to see more neebsylvania and hopefully will be able to get some kind of gaming system soon and try and find yall on battle field or minecraft

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Ayyy lmao, nice photoshop skills guys!

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THE PEOPLE DEFINITELY WANT THIS!!!

[@stevenoliver5223]

Neebs your almost at 300,000 subscribers, keep up the good work.

[@kevschindler8383]

This was a good one. thanks neebs

[@GrasshopperKelly]

The Bat bomb was 100% reliable. they tested it 7 times with devastating effects. They actually did far better than even conceived in the Trial test, where they simply opened a box with 10 Bats who flew out to hide and sleep in the rafters of the Airforce Hanger. Test 2 was more like multiple rests to design the release mechanism. They eventualy came up with the Honey comb idea. They placed it on a rig. Dropped the shelves so they would hang but not hit the ground (due to the Cables, and the rig being high enough) Same result as Test 1. Test 3 they tried it outside with a group of small wooden prefab buildings. Some bats actually went into the nearby Hanger and set it online (no one was injured but the Hanger roof burned down). Test 4 They tried withought the bomb packages triggers activated and with only prefabs in the area. All bats went to hang in the rafters. Test 4 and 5 were live tests with the Bomb Test 4 involved no activated packages. Test 5 had activated bombs. All the buildings with bats burned. (yes a lot of bats died... more than 80% in each test actually managed to get away..... and no one knows exactly how, to this day). The bomb was never used... because they built, you know, the Tall boy and the Fat boy ;)

[@fishyfishy3140]

Garreth Kelly The Atlantic SUBSCRIBE SEARCH MENU Old, Weird Tech: The Bat Bombs of World War II Old, Weird Tech: The Bat Bombs of World War II ALEXIS C. MADRIGAL APR 14, 2011 TECHNOLOGY Share Tweet … TEXT SIZE Like ​The Atlantic? Subscribe to ​the Daily​, our free weekday email newsletter. BatHouse.jpg On December 7, 1941, a Pennsylvania dentist named Lytle S. Adams was on vacation in the southwest at the famed Carlsbad Caverns, home to excellent spelunking and about a million bats. Adams had been particularly impressed with the bats during his time in New Mexico. So when he turned on the radio that infamous day and heard the news that the Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor, he began plotting a very unusual form of revenge on our World War II enemies. Less than a month later, on January 12, 1942, he sent the White House his plan: We could demolish Japanese cities by strapping tiny incendiary bombs to bats, which they would carry into the all the nooks and crannies of the cities on the island. "Think of thousands of fires breaking out simultaneously over a circle of forty miles in diameter for every bomb dropped," he later recalled. Japan could have been devastated, yet with small loss of life." Now, as luck would have it, Adams happened to know Eleanor Roosevelt. He'd flown her in his plane to see a previous scheme he'd cooked up: an airmail system where the plane doesn't have to land to pick up cargo. So, when he finished his preliminary investigations, he appears to have managed to get a high-level audience, despite the rather eccentric nature of his idea. His proposal was taken up by the National Research Defense Committee, which was in charge of coordinating and investigating research into war-applicable ideas. They forwarded the proposal to one Donald Griffin, who had conducted groundbreaking work on bats' echolocation strategies, as related by Patrick Drumm and Christopher Ovre in this month's American Psychological Association Journal. Griffin, who later became a renowned psychologist who argued that non-human animals also possess consciousness, was quite enthusiastic about the idea. "This proposal seems bizarre and visionary at first glance," he wrote in April 1942, "but extensive experience with experimental biology convinces the writer that if executed competently it would have every chance of success." The President's men followed Griffin's lead. "This man is not a nut. It sounds like a perfectly wild idea but is worth looking into," a Presidential memorandum concluded. And so, just like that, a dentist's crazy idea about bats had become a U.S. government research project. After the team settled on using the Mexican free-tailed bat, Adams took a few to Washington for a demonstration of them carrying a dummy bomb. His superiors were sufficiently impressed that the U.S. Air Force gave authority for investigations to begin in earnest. It was March of 1943. The subject of the letter was, "Test of Method to Scatter Incendiaries." The purpose of the test was listed as, "Determine the feasibility of using bats to carry small incendiary bombs into enemy targets." The scheme became known as Project X-Ray. After being transferred to the Army, thousands of bats were captured with nets at caverns around the southwest. Tiny bombs were designed for them. Appreciate, for a moment, the incendiary bomb that they came up with: batshitcrazybomb.jpg But this was a complex system that was being engineered. The researchers needed to figure out how to transport and deploy the little guys. So they did. First, the bats had to be kept in a hibernating mode while they were shipped. To accomplish this, they were stuck in ice cube trays and cooled. Second, they had to figure out how to release them in midair. A cardboard container was supposed to automatically open and release the bats. This was a real effort that cost science and engineering effort. Unfortunately, real tests did not go as planned. There were all kinds of things that needed to be fine-tuned. For example, at one point, a few of the loaded incendiary bats were accidentally released, whereupon a hangar and general's car were burned (as you can see in the photo below). Eventually the Marine Corps took over the program and conducted tests beginning in December 1943. After 30 demonstrations and $2 million spent, the project was canceled. Most people believe it's because the U.S. realized that all resources should be concentrated on the development of a far more powerful weapon: the atomic bomb. Adams, for his part, went on to a variety of crazy schemes. Right after, he advocated bombing the prairies with seed packets, and patented that scheme. And finally, after moving to Washington state, he tried to garner interest in a fried chicken vending machine. Truly Adams was a man with some ideas of his own making. batbombcomp2.jpg 1. Lytle Adams loading bats into containers. 2. The bat containers being airdropped in a test. 3. The fire that accidentally released bats started at an Air Force facility. Images: U.S. Air Force. Hat tip: @AlNotAlly The Marine Corps spent $2 million testing an idea cooked up by a Pennsylvania dentist: tiny bats to scatter bombs across Japan

[@gaminggabriel9104]

what recording softwear do you use to record Bf4

[@st333n]

uhhh taking a trip down memory lane classic neebs gaming content!

[@jesusbernal4228]

a ww2 game from battlefield is already on your way my man!

[@MarekUtd]

8:45 you can use these in Company of Heroes....very effective against bridges and tanks.

[@MyKillerson]

MarekUtd can use them in Men of War: Assault Squad 2

[@lennyerdody]

Putting Bf4 in the title and thumbnail is kinda weird

[@thomaslolx22]

History lessons with NeebsGaming ? HELL YEA !:D

[@zazthespaz]

This was awesome! You guys should have your own show on the history channel.

[@heepox]

the bats incidiary bombs were surgically inserted

[@sfrizzell52]

In the anus

[@heepox]

sam frizzell nope they cut the bats open and stuck a big capsule in threre with a wire attached to the platform they would be dropped on...

[@heepox]

Kasper Wenstad chest

[@I_Am_Kas]

heepox cool :3

[@wreckless1870]

+heepox ANUS IT IS!

[@randall96]

Battlefield 1 loadout material right here

[@MrWildcat28]

This is WW2......

[@randall96]

I can dream

[@randall96]

But thanks.. Wasn't paying attention lol

[@About90]

But this video was on WWII not one.

[@randall96]

I know this is ww2 stuff, but I was hoping it would be in Bf1. It was just a joke mate

[@bewilder754]

you have the most awesome intro theme I've heard .

[@Kermit-rj5ce]

LOL you guys should podcast or something, I was sorting the house out just listening to you guys your great keep it up!

[@thatniggaobito8287]

10:51 Battlefield 5, i got u fam

[@Evangelion543]

but it was horrible though

[@topgaming8840]

they already made battlefield 1942 we need battlefield 1943

[@lucasriddle5538]

Ethan Malin that exists

[@nandeto1097]

BF 1943 already exist lol

[@Nezahualcoyotl001]

awesome video. please more weird/interesting facts.

[@Toebex]

I don't know what I would do without my Neebs in the morning before university :D

[@collinwade2062]

Neebs Its me again

[@Joaosantos22114]

+Neebs Gaming Neebs how can you put decals on your weapons, because me and my friends made a squad called "ass squierls" and we would like to know how to put our decal?

[@Joaosantos22114]

+Neebs Gaming Neebs you forgot about the "Ice" Aircraft carrier

[@bhotann7984]

+SuperJpMega Extreme With a name like that you don't deserve a decal

[@Joaosantos22114]

domthemick Could you please just shut up, if you have an negative commentary don't comment just watch...

[@PotatoMaGobinus]

It's ok Dom.

[@Parthornax]

you missed one the nazi's trained kamikaze dogs to blow themselves up underneath enemy tanks all test were successful and the day the actually used them the dogs kamikaze the nazi's tanks instead..

[@Snipar_Skelling]

+Captain SkullFace The Russians were the ones that did that.

[@Parthornax]

Snipar Skellington Shit! your right i forgot!

[@sashhshshshsshsaaaa]

If I remember correctly, it was because the dogs were trained on their own tanks, so the dogs were only familiar going under their own tanks lel

[@who167]

+Tyler Blu Gunderson it was something like that, I think it's because of the fuel that the russen tanks work with, it had a different smell.

[@Metalheadyup]

+Captain SkullFace Those silly Soviets

[@BeccaAndy]

Great video guys

[@AintImpressed]

Just so you know... About those japanese balloons. With bombs they were worthless, but japanese were developing bioweapons in the Far East of Asia. Sadly they tested it on my people - citizens of USSR. And the results they got... well, incredible and terrifying at the same time. Guess who were they going to attack with supereffective bioweapons, since the only country they were fighting in WW2 was USA...Don't remember correctly right now, why the facility was shut down, but if I am not mistaken, soviet soldiers were able to find the location of these labs, break through japanese defences and capture scientists and their work. So, basically, soviet soldiers saved USA from iminent devastation, because these ballons with bioweapon carrying insects, birds and other animals, as well as just bacterias, viruses and God knows what else, would've been launched in enourmous amount to cover all the territory of USA. It would be almost uncureable, because of that times medicine and general unreadiness for such kind of attack, and it would be very hard to find where the container landed, because ir wouldn't apply explosives to spread agents of contamination - just *poof* - it's open and the filth is spreading. Sure, it's not a quick killer but the consequences are just... horrible. Who could know, that it would be the japanese, who were creating the most deadly weapon of all. Nuclear weapons are less effective in killing populace and much more humane.

[@ender10man]

What do you want us to do? Worship Russia as our Lord and savior now? What do you want...a...a temple dedicated to Joseph Stalin... or what?

[@AintImpressed]

EndErPuppy And here's a fool that saw only part about USSR and its actions and looks like missed the part about Japan being one step away from using bioweapons against USA. Well done, I can understand what the text is about better than you even when I'm drunk.

[@ender10man]

Никита Малышев That's really cool, you should go on...Britain's got talent and show them how you can read whilst drunk

[@brightworld1148]

mother fucking ussr was worse than 3rd reich

[@brightworld1148]

mother fucking ussr was worse than 3rd reich

[@DeLoxBox]

Pff, Battlefield set in the 40's... Who'd ever play that?

[@donovanrice8682]

Ikr the most boring year I can think of is 1942, how dull is that

[@Gamerafighter76]

+Donovan Rice you'd be surprised at what you can learn.

[@donovanrice8682]

Gamerafighter76 just checking you got the joke, right?

[@Gamerafighter76]

Donovan Rice I can honestly say I didn't know you were joking. I have a hard time understanding jokes sometimes.

[@donovanrice8682]

Gamerafighter76 yeah its hard over the internet especially, I was going for the reference to BF 1942 to add to the original comment's joke

[@Jerberus]

Sweeeet! I talked about the pigeon bomb in the last video. Makes me feel special it was the finale weapon.

[@harjeetsingh5414]

I wanna see this weapons in battlefield 1 good job neebs

[@NINJUNK00]

Lmao I could imagine someone throwing a rat yelling grenade out

[@amodking]

I just watched this again now, and I can honestly say I still want this in battlefield lmao

[@LukeP999]

Neebs you are awesome and I love your videos!

[@anonymousli4204]

The only one of those weapons I was not familiar with is the pigeon bomb. Neebs, hearing this information from you enriched my life more then if I heard it from the History Channel I think. I wish you the best of luck in achieving your goals of equipping your planes with pigeon muscles

[@denisonsimmonds-price184]

love this video do more of this type.

[@stickboslightning]

those jet rams where glorious. they warmed my heart

[@jbeauf00]

The reason I like KZbin is because you can watch great videos,like these, all the time.

[@codyrussell4460]

This was informative and hilarious.

[@tylerwilkinson3230]

Great video Neebs. Now your a respected figure in the Battlefield community, I'm sure you would know some people from DICE that could make this happen!

[@andrewleiser7539]

appsros laugh was priceless for the art bomb, "yeah right there"

[@Ragnarok0312]

I find these videos actually very interesting

[@TeethCruncher]

The bat bomb had one of the first uses of napalm and also that test, they didn't mean to burn down that building

[@rockingrobin12]

I live in Westward Ho! lol never new about that thing though. Cheers guys!!

[@MaVOfficialHD]

These videos are so good!

[@almostpractical008]

Great episode. The even weirder thing about the Bat Bomb if my memory serves me correct is that it was developed by a dentist from Pennsylvania.

[@ali-k]

watching neebs in my great time

[@natenaterollerksate]

You probably won't read this ever, but guys. You need to all build a "Great Panjandrum" in Scrap Mechanic as a game. Maybe Panjandrum bowling? Or even vehicles as a race. Something.

[@dixie_rekd9601]

LOVE THIS VIDEO! MORE!

[@UpsideDownTown]

Neebs, gameplay footage or not, you guys have everything needed to start a podcast. Have you ever considered trying it out? You guys could get thousands of subs with a podcast, and it would be hilarious I'd listen to every one of them and I'm sure a lot of other people would enjoy it as well.

[@thewolfmanx]

this is a great idea!

[@n1s2e]

i want more videos like this i love it

[@DukeofBarrence]

You can play with the Goliath in the Men of War series games (RTS). It's not cost effective, but still super awesome.

[@hockeydemon92O]

I honestly think that wheel is a pretty good idea for back in that time since it does not require any soldiers to go blow a hole in the enemies defenses. I could see it being useful if it was developed better

[@brysondowell3045]

I love you Neebs!

[@benjaminrodriguez6375]

needs u r the best keep doing what u doing love ur videos

[@allthewayalive92]

Batbomb sounds amazing

[@comeoncarl5616]

I wanna know if that pigeon guided middle was actually successfully used and ended up taking out a ton of naval ships, that would be badass

[@jmarriottc]

The bats actually carried little napalm charges. Funny story, while in development in New Mexico the scientist working on the project at a military base didn't account for how hot it was in New Mexico. The bats (who were armed) woke up prematurely and flew into buildings all over the base causing massive fires.

[@nathanielrincon7907]

There was also a cat guided bomb, it was similar to the pigeon project, but the cats passed out at high altitudes.

[@joshlervezuk8996]

aawwwww man neebs, battlefiled is actually going to do this now.... (CAN'T WAIT!)

[@montana4662]

No it's not.Bf1 is ww1.

[@neoblaster5417]

Yeah and this was in World War 2, you should know grandpa oh wait your grandpa don't know anything.

[@TJ85234]

coming back for my daily "you guys rock"

[@speedevil22]

There was a battlefield game already like that, Secret Weapons Expansion for 1942. Sadly, it didn't have any of these weird weapons. But it did have cool ones.

[@nickwallace6214]

Crazy there adding the goliath mine in bf5 now lol