Call Of Duty STOLE THE AK-50?! | Brandon Herrera React

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[@kingjohn1011]

Call of duty gave us the gun the second week of season 5 Brandon Herrera completed his goal way before cod added this AK-50.

[@benjaminhewitt2376]

They should’ve at least named it the Herrera .50

[@BucketOfFail]

From the CoD channels I looked at after Brandon's video the AK50 is the new meta. I also read in one of the comments sections that they renamed the gun in-game from the JAK Cataclysm to the JAK Herrera.

[@lordsylph414]

They actually renamed it? That’s pretty cool

[@BucketOfFail]

@@lordsylph414 That's what some of the comments said. I haven't played COD in awhile so I couldn't check myself. I hope they did.

[@Soten_Bori]

That is absolutely not true, big internet fib

[@alexfischer7876]

The definition of "Trunnion" goes like this: _A trunnion is a cylindrical protrusion used as a mounting or pivoting point. The primary function of trunnions is to provide a stable axis of rotation or oscillation for a moving part. They are typically attached to the object or structure being rotated or oscillated._ Meaning that trunnions are necessary for AK bolts 'cause they're rotating.

[@Saitama4M4T145]

Hehe Trunnion

[@yi_hou3092]

18:33 Shipment came first, the map has been a call of duty staple since the OG Modern Warfare and it's been brought back constantly Nuketown is for Treyarch and Shipment is for Infinity Ward

[@midknight9715]

Needing to get licenses and pay people to use their guns in video games means that you'd basically never see any real guns in video games. Small developers don't have the money for that, and big developers aren't willing to pay for it and/or "advertise" real gun manufacturers anymore, unfortunately. Also, 18:30 The map is called 'Shipment' and it's originally from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (2007). So it predates Rust from Modern Warfare 2 (2009) by 2 years. Plus they have both Shipment and Rust in the new MWIII anyways. Actually, now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure the original MW3 (2011) had both maps as DLC as well. But imo, the players aren't really the thing that makes the new Call of Duty games bad. It's the games themselves that are bad. Especially the visuals and tone. There are basically no authentic looking guns, they're seemingly allergic to even using military designations for weapons in the games, even though those are not copyrighted, but my biggest issue is the complete lack of any consistency or cohesion in the tone of the game. You saw it yourself, furries, comic book characters, celebrities, just goofy stuff like a literal clown suit, maps with a cartoon filter over them for no reason whatsoever. I would legitimately be embarrassed if anyone caught me playing any of the new Call of Duty games. They are the literal definition of corporate slop. You can tell just by looking at it, and especially when you actually play it, that these games do not have even a semblance of soul to them. I do not think for a second that anyone behind this game actually cares at all about what they're making. Sorry for the rant, but I've been playing the old CoD games from the late 2000's/early 2010's lately and it really puts into perspective just how creatively bankrupt and soulless these recent games are. It's been bottling up inside me and I felt the need to let it out.

[@i4Clips]

man the old cod games were just so perfect, sucks the cod franchise is a bunch of money hungry bastards *cough cough activision cough*

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

Shrimpment

[@jupitergaming5146]

The reason the colors look so weird on some maps is because around the time he was playing they released a version of some maps where the map was cell shaded to look like a comic. Also no you don't have to pay any money to get conversion kits, I was able to get mine in about a hour of playtime

[@digger66a]

Would have been nice if they called the Gun "Brandon Herrera's AK-50"

[@brucechmiel7964]

Howabout the BH 50?

[@TheKamiKaze1337]

If you wanna watch someone shitting on Fallout and Starfield guns, you could check out ItsYaBoyBrandyBoy. He does ranking of all the guns, being real critical on how they should work.

[@arthurhucksake2665]

@TheKamiKaze1337 Seconding this- his series of gun rants is frankly wonderful

[@nukem8128]

The "antram95" dude in chat is neurodivergent. Good lord.

[@i4Clips]

20:32 never noticed that watching the original video somehow i love that

[@lordsylph414]

4:31 Rave is becoming another Angry Cops with how much he loves the word ‘Trunnion’ xD

[@hagank1111]

Hope you’ve been well Rave :) been a while and I love your videos! ❤

[@lurkingedge]

A man knows his own trunnion.

[@i4Clips]

sad call of duty isnt as good as it used to be, the campaigns were so good. alex masons story is literally one of my favorite fictional stories of all time, and everyone knows the old modern warfare series is amazing so i dont even have to mention it😂

[@DominatorElite4]

@@i4Clips I am so excited for black ops 6 tho zombies is hype so is multiplayer and campaign

[@SuperMandibleclaw]

"This is the newer version of rust, pfft shipment came first

[@Mikudude1billion]

8:17 Why desire .50 BMG drum mag for AK .50. Wrong question, correct question is: why not?

[@dimetime35c]

Honestly if i was him id be sending them a cease and desist letter. Seeing as Activision Blizzard loves to fuck with modders and us it woukd be nice to fuck with them right back. See how they like it when something they spent time on gets nuked.

[@darkceptor44]

It's like a grey area in my opinion, the timing definitely is unfortunate but games have been merging classic designs for years without any big manufacturers caring, an AK looking gun (not specifically just AK) that shoots a different caliber is not unique and making it work in real-life will not make it unique, you will find mods like that for so many games, there's one for Ready or Not that changes the muzzle break on a .300BO rifle to look and perform like a .50. Brandon is lucky because the big ones like Barrett and the AK guys don't seem to care but you can't (can because US patenting is flawed but shouldn't) patent something like that, at the end of the day it's an AK, not anyone else's AK.

[@CruelestChris]

Barrett usually pays to have their gun's full real name in the game because their business benefits from people thinking "Barrett" when they think of a .50 cal rifle.

[@midknight9715]

Yeah, Glock is the only manufacturer I know of that will sue you for using their name in a game without their permission. To everyone else, It's free advertising. Besides, if companies did start going after people for "stealing" their guns, we probably wouldn't have any authentic guns in any games anymore. I know Call of Duty isn't a good example of that, but if you look at a game like Battlefield, they put a ton of attention to detail in their gun models and animations. Even 2042, of all the problems that it had, weapon authenticity generally wasn't one of them.

[@alexfischer7876]

@@midknight9715 Not to mention Battlefield 1 and V.

[@midknight9715]

@@alexfischer7876 tbf all of those guns are 80 years old or older, so developers are generally a lot more okay with making those 1-to-1. Although Battlefield 1 and V also had a lot of really cool details that I only really started to appreciate after I got into collecting historical firearms. Some underrated examples that I found are: in BF1, when your character loads a clip into the Mosin-Nagant, he lifts the front of the top round up before pushing it all the way into the magazine to prevent rimlock. Or in BFV when you spawn in with an M1 Garand, your character switches the safety off, which is located on the front of the trigger guard. Which I saw but never registered until I actually got a Garand myself. I also noticed how Battlefield tends to go for less flashy, but more authentic and practical animations for reloads and stuff. Whereas new CoD is the opposite, it tries to make reload animations look super "cool" and "tactical" while usually not making a whole lot of sense. Like using the "Iraqi reload" technique for AK's, or pulling the charging handle on an AR instead of just hitting the bolt release. Also more detailed and high-effort animations aren't always better imo. In Battlefield you only use a stripper clip if you can fit all the rounds in the mag. In CoD you always use a clip and only load how ever many rounds will fit. The CoD animation is more high-effort and detailed, but makes significantly less practical sense than BF's animations. Damn it, I'm tangenting again, I'll stop now.

[@Onbutteredtoast]

Didn’t they also steal project melodeys look or something

[@Pokecodm22712]

Oh I just saw this it’s pretty good but it’s Brandon Herrera so obviously it’s gonna be good lol

[@nightmareman9960]

Honestly even if he did try to get compensation for them using his gun I doubt it would go anywhere. COD has been stealing skins from fans for years now just copy and pasting fans work with little to no backlash. It’s honestly one of the reasons I stopped supporting the franchise. Cod zombies is one of my all time favorite game mode ever but I refuse to give the company anymore money for this shit

[@DravinD81]

I'm in my 40's, playing CoDM with my fingers and beating kids using controllers and keyboards. 🤨 Work on your skills.

[@yokai1235]

sadly no anime characters only north american stuff