Battlefield V The Last Tiger Reaction

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

Schroder was fresh out the Hitler Youth when we see him in this, hence why's he so brainwashed and brutal. This was also very controversial when it was announced a couple years ago due to the player experiencing the side of the Germans but it ended up being the best War Story in the game. Hopefully you get to Battlefield 1's War Stories eventually because they're equally as well made as this one

[@kevinprzy4539]

@@GirlofCulture ?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We’d be down to check out more Battlefield stories for sure as this was quite well done

[@TheRealRealMClovin]

Think it was much controversery on the other missions and negative stuff of this game. But yeah this was probably the best one.

[@aistmorozov4776]

There are 0 stories here, there were no Sherman tanks in Berlin, there were Soviet T-34-85 :)

[@pwatda5712]

@@aistmorozov4776 but this story isn't set in Berlin?

[@andrewholmes5924]

i love this mission so much, cause it shows that in reality, they were all soldiers thinking they were doing what was right, but at the end everyone is still human and not perfect

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

💯

[@Hootix]

Every soldier fights for what they believe in. There is no good or bad, just us and them.

[@burnitdown5828]

In war There is no such thing as truth. The only thing there is the truth that the government makes.

[@Anonymous-hx3pu]

@@burnitdown5828 there is one truth in war: people are going to fucking die

[@burnitdown5828]

@@Anonymous-hx3pu True

[@Phloggah]

Müller didn’t die, the gunshot at the end was Schroder getting shot by the Americans. Müller was captured and spent the rest of the war in a POW camp, after he was released, he moved to the US, changed his name to Miller and had a child, his child also had a child who we play as in Battlefield 3 called Miller. Müller is Miller’s grandfather.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🙂👍

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

How can you be so sure ?

[@Phloggah]

@@Spido68_the_spectator Because he can’t narrate his own story if he’s dead

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

@@Phloggah he probably wrote stuff as he went, because the last time we hear him narate is like the radio, he could have written the 2 sentences before they got on the blowing bridge

[@Phloggah]

@@Spido68_the_spectator I doubt a tank commander would write about the combat scenario they are currently in

[@ISAFMobius18]

You know a story is very well written when you get such an emotional response to it. No matter what emotion that might be.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

True

[@ThePughski]

Battlefield has always nailed the cinematic immersion to perfection *chefs kiss*

[@Orapac4142]

Uptill 2042 sadly lol. Its a damn shame they cut out the campaign to give us a half baked battle royale mode.

[@Magicbeatz_YT]

@@Orapac4142 the "cinematics" were good tho, we're not Talking about gameplay

[@pax1217]

@@Orapac4142 At least the short histories before release are good, but sadly we can only see that in paper

[@tavish4699]

dropping the iron cross is something that doesnt seem like much to non germans but for a german soldier to drop his iron cross , a cross that litterary stands for everything germany has achieved since 1813 is the total desilution of his germany its like throwing away a wedding ring that scene allways hits me so hard especially knowin g so many of our young men had to die just before the end of the war :(

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😢

[@datboidego]

When I was playing this, the last part absolutely broke me down and I just cried in silence. So sad what people went through in WW2

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😢

[@kayzenl7911]

20 years before, their parents, oncles, cousins or even themselves were fighting on the battlefield of WW1. Such a generation wasted

[@pqfire0950]

This is absolutely the best story out of the bunch in BF5. Also weirdly enough Schroder is a victim here too, he was brainwashed and Peter didn't dissuade him. Which eventually bit him in the ass. I definitely hated him at first but after multiple rewatches I've seen him in a different light.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Schroder was definitely drinking the kool-aid and we can understand people being sympathetic towards him. But it also seemed the the had hate in his heart and the rhetoric just fueled a part of him that was always there 🤔🤗

[@LeFisheboi]

The last shot wasn't from Schroeder so we don't know what happened to them, the audio file used is a slightly edited grease gun which are American SMGs, if it was Schroder firing they would have used an mp40 shot

[@antonioljubicic9420]

@@LeFisheboi also, Schröder's gun was empty which we can see because of position of his gun's bolt. It's just fascinating how BF 5 got all those details correct

[@scovver9267]

@@antonioljubicic9420 that's insane

[@TheGamer8264]

Having hate in his heart is not really how it works. The thing is that in theory you can turn anyone, particularly the impressionable, into zealots with few, if any, exceptions; Multiple unethical (by today’s standards) psychological experiments have demonstrated that. The Nazi regime had some of the most advanced propaganda and grooming techniques available at the time and they used them to devastating effect. As an example: Records were found of young children who informed on their parents and were later taken to become part of the SS in their consequent absence. Schroder is simply the result of this industrial scale indoctrination. He did exactly what was expected of him, exactly what he was trained to do, just as many other child soldiers did, and the outcomes were similarly tragic. A kid that young with Nazis breathing over his shoulder his whole life would never have had the chance to form his own views. Every word he says all but parrots the party line. Not excusing him, but I don’t think his innate qualities had much to do with the outcome, there just wasn’t much of a unique person there to begin with. In summary: Rhetoric probably didn’t fuel anything, it’s just all that was left after his training.

[@alexanderludvigsen1893]

this is by far the most tragic story mission bf5 made, they show 4 diffrent groups of people heartmann: hes just scared, he didnt wanna be there,he reprecents the MILLIONS of german soldiers that were forced into the war, he had no choice but to try and survive Kertz: he represents all the doubt of the german reich there was, he didnt belive in the grreat plan, he knew it were BS. but he could not drag out. he hated the war and hitler and all the people saying they should fight to the death, he saw the war was over, that they lost, that they had been lied to and decived. Peter: he represents all the men who fought to get back alive, to keep his wife and children safe the best he could, he knew what were happening, but denied it because he couldn't bear it. there were no evil inside of him, he just had to keep up the morale of his men in a war they were loosing srchoder: he represent all the brainwash and false belives and ideals of the youth, all the young kids who were forced to fight and die or be blown to pieces dor a nation in flames. he were not evil per say, but a 16 year old is easily manipulated, all he saw day and night were the heroic german soldiers fighting for the fatherland, he just wanted to be something, and after being through the nazi system he were completly out of touch with the world, he belived in hitler and his plan like a catholic belives in god. he also represents the belivers people like the SS who were voulenteered and wanted the nazism and truely belived in what hitler said. and that just makes his caracter so much more tragic, all these ideals were put into a 16 year olds body and mind, truely showing how gruesome it were when they could turn a child into a monster who is a target for hatred and revenge while all he did were what he truely belived were what he should do. fight back to the last bullet and die for your country. thats not what children are supposed to do, they are supposed to play catch and find out what love and wonder is, not how to effectivly kill a tank or fire panzerfausts and machineguns to kill other people.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

It was a really well done story 😢

[@blake1535]

Hot damn this was out of nowhere and I’m happy I caught the notification… last tiger is really really amazing compared to other stories also it’s pretty cool it’s not voiced over with English with a German accent

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We just wish they made the subtitles a little bit bigger on the screen haha. Those were the tiniest subtitles ever 😂

[@sersnipez7451]

As an MP in the National Guard, I like the point you brought up of questioning orders. We are told to follow orders so long as they are not immoral or unethical. If we believe that they are either one of those we do not have to follow the order. However a lot of countries do not have the opportunity. You guys should really do more of the BF V and BF 1 war stories ;)

[@troller8680]

Considering situations, i believe every military can act like that. Imagine if your country would have been invaded (especially if you are defending side, like USSR was) and had to fight to the bitter end to survive. Would you question orders then?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

This was a well done story so more Battlefield stories we will look into. And appreciate you sharing your perspective serving as an MP in the National Guard and thank you for your service. 🙂

[@etherealhatred]

@@troller8680 no one was in the good end at this point of war, everyone was tired, exhausted and just wanted to finish this already, people were desperate and these orders Ser Snipez is talking about are most likely the result of things that happened on WW2, these "regulations" didn't existed back then, they do now for a reason

[@Vonmoonlight]

​@Eclipse PROJECT and because they risked and sacrificed so much and so deep into it, if they give up, everyone death esp those close to them would be for naught which then drives on the endless cycle

[@datboi9648]

I kind of disagree. Because what is ethical or moral differs from person to person. If you’re given a lawful order but ethically disagree with it and refuse even in the US army you will be punished.

[@croose2753]

I don't know if somebody already pointed it out, however, the gunshot that you guys heard after the screen went black wasn't from the mp40 that the kid had, it was from a grease gun, meaning the kid got shot before he could shoot the commander.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@spobbob216]

Kertz didn't want to be apart of it but went to war, Peter was just doing it for his people, shröder was brainwashed, and Hartman was like you said most people would be in the situation

[@Noizzed]

Damn these guys really just rewrote the entirety of the subtitles for the video? That's some dedication lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

The titles were so small and we wanted people to have experience we had watching this even though most will have already seen this 🤗

[@vake1234]

9:13 : "i betrayed germany" 9:16 : "I am a Deseteur" i cant read the other sign

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for the translations 🙂

[@SkittlesKid]

I think the worst part about this is that Schroder was listening to what Peter had told him. I wouldn't say Peter created Schroder but he definitely fueled his thinking and in the end that's what got Kertz and Peter (if he did die) killed. I think that's what makes it even more tragic as Peter realises everything going on and how bad things have become

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Well Kurtz had that line in the beginning about “did you give him (Schroder) the company line?” But can’t blame Peter because Schroder didn’t always listen to him clearly. Sometimes people only listen to what they want to hear 😢 Feels like Schroder already had hate in his heart at some point

[@talosvalcoran7001]

I don’t think Peter died since he is the one telling the story

[@RZONE2000]

@@talosvalcoran7001 he didnt u hear only 1 shot and thats from a garrand rifel

[@LeFisheboi]

@@RZONE2000 the audio clip from the last shot was from a grease SMG, which are American

[@AndragonLea]

Sometimes there are no easy options. No obvious right answer that'll relieve you from the weight of your choice. A lot of Germans ended up in that position during WW 2. Madmen at their back, comrades at their sides and enemies at the front. Do or die, sometimes both. I think we can all agree that funny mustache man had it coming, but a lot of teens on both sides of that conflict really didn't. Just a shame that so many had to die to give one man and a couple of his cronies what they deserved.

[@rooseveltingudam6354]

agreed!

[@ItsLofty101]

Sadly, that's the story of humanity brother, not just ww2.

[@AndragonLea]

@@ItsLofty101 Aye. I just don't like that people tend to see the world in black and white when the answer is so much more than that.

[@JoaoPedro-ol7sl]

​@@AndragonLea but the thing is, black and white are complex things in themselves, something can be black, evil, and be complex, and vice versa

[@AndragonLea]

@@JoaoPedro-ol7sl Not to the people that look at the world through that lense. The entire concept is that people like that have a very simplistic, two-note worldview that doesn't correspond to actual reality.

[@rickr9111]

If there’s one quote from Star Wars that fits schorder: “Good soldiers follow orders”

[@tyrionlannister4920]

i would like to follow-up with a quote from the SW fan film "Days Past" "We did our duty that night and there is *honor* in that!" " *DUTY AND HONOR ARE NOT THE SAME THING!!!* "

[@hunteruk3967]

The prologue of BFV has the same quote, albeit better in my opinion. "My father once told me a good soldier doesn't think before shooting in war. And I was a good soldier......God help me." Might have screwed up a little of that quote but this was it.

[@ptprojektred]

Ok, looks like I gotta talk about this a little bit. I am in the german Airforce and my grandpa was in the german Navy (after ww2 before you asked) but he was a child when everything happend. The kid you see was part of the HJ, Hitler Jugend or Hitler Youth for you. It was basically like Boy scouts, with very little difference in fact. They did comunity work and group exercise and so on, but they also taught them the party line of the NSDAP and kinda indocrinated and prepared them for the german army, it was a very sick concept. As the war was ending most of them where so brainwashed that they fought harder then anyone else, even going as far as working like a terror organisation does today. Many people died because they coundn't bring themselfes to fight these kids, and as someone who is in the army, I can say for myself, I wouldn't know if I could harm a kid like that either. So, you can't really blame the kid for thinking and acting like that. Its allways easy to judge from a standpoint of today, but we allways like to forget that the Nazis didn't start with KZs and the war, it was a proces that led to this darkes period of my country. And everyone here thinks that way and is ashamed of what happend, that is also the reason why we are working so hard let people know what happend. There is this great quote by (I think George Santayana) that says: "Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it". So every german kid learns about the troughts of what happend in world war two. I think thats also the reason why so many people here still despise the Military here, all though the Bundeswehr is trying everything they can to distance them selfes from the Wehrmacht. For example we have the right to not follow any order that doesn't seem right / just or moraly reasonable. I hope this gave you a little insight into what it thid campage is like from a german perspective. It is good. Real good.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Appreciate you sharing your perspective with us 🙂

[@jacobfaulk3465]

Besides Peter telling the story, the final two gunshots at the end of the story didn’t sound like the MP-40 (Schroder’s gun) but more like the guns that the Americans were using, which cues into Peter surviving.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@RenegadeSamurai]

I mean Schröders plot armor in that scene had to run out at some point too :D

[@AWACS_Snowblind]

You get my props for editing in subtitles, that's commitment.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks. The original ones were super tiny and we wanted everyone to be able to enjoy this along with us 🙂

[@evilmoffintop6081]

You made a great point in saying that you always think you’d do better in hindsight; it’s terrifying to think that you would be able to do horrible things without question. The Milgram experiment is a fantastic example of how easy it is for people to obey orders from authority, even if they know that what they’re doing is wrong.

[@GrimmsHouseofHorror]

Your guys intro make me smile every time, you guys just bring positive energy that we can feel through the internet. Stay crazy and cooky!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We always will be kooky and crazy 😜🥳

[@the_accident_wasnt_my_fault]

I'm quoting bv5 (I think)" the moment you stop viewing your enemy as people is when you become a good soldier."

[@ratcastle8718]

something more along the lines of "as soon as you see your enemy as a fellow man, you are no longer a 'good soldier'"

[@the_accident_wasnt_my_fault]

@@ratcastle8718 I haven't heard it in a while but it still means the same thing

[@ratcastle8718]

@@the_accident_wasnt_my_fault yup

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Good quote either way

[@-JayCee-]

Ah yes, one of the better war stories from this game. How well it shows that no matter what side you are on, we are all human at the end of the day.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

True

[@pax1217]

Yes, young people blindly following the orders of the older behind the curtains

[@demyxix1273]

You know it is a good story when you feel with the bad guy‘s. It needs more stories like this from all sides of the war not jus hero stories or from the victorious side. Show us the emotions and feelings from all angle so we see even the bad guys are just humans in the end. I wished for such a story in bf1 because there was no side the real evil one. all countries were in war mode. History is to remember and to learn to do not the same mistakes.

[@k1ler4m]

Too bad nobody has the balls to do it, this is the first (that I know of)

[@staliniosifvissarionovich5588]

12:32 In fact, the armor of the German tank Tiger I was very thick, so tanks like the M4 Sherman and T-34 could hardly penetrate the armor of the Tiger I. So, when you see that the Tiger I tank in the game can shoot and explode many American M4 Sherman tanks, that's normal.

[@rooseveltingudam6354]

So, that's why u sent unlimited amounts of T-34's to combat German tanks, lol

[@staliniosifvissarionovich5588]

@@rooseveltingudam6354 you know what? I'm not stupid. In the game, the allies tanks just like a bunch of stupid. If I were there, I would shoot to track the Tiger and then charge with T34, Our tanks can even doged their AP, because we are faster. That tiger has no chance with a group of 3-10 T34.

[@rooseveltingudam6354]

@@staliniosifvissarionovich5588 Oh ! So that's why your tanks got lit up pretty easily by German tanks' one shot

[@staliniosifvissarionovich5588]

@@rooseveltingudam6354 yes, but we can doged them. Or we just charge with massive and then overturn those tigers.

[@rooseveltingudam6354]

@@staliniosifvissarionovich5588 Yes, T-34's are swift, I agree with that, but how'd a tank dodge a round?? Lmao

[@hanspanzer1260]

To be honest, of all the stories in battlefield 5, I liked it "Without Banners" (The very first one) because there are charismatic characters there (for example, the moment where at the very end if you almost died, then your companion will shout: "HEY YOU!!! DON'T SHOOT BRIDGER, BECAUSE ONLY I CAN DO IT!!"), but with the gameplay, in my opinion, the top is the third company, and the most touching plot is in the Last Tiger

[@antonioljubicic9420]

Fun fact: that steering wheel that you can see in some cutscenes. It might seem as some BF 5 bs. But in fact, Tiger tanks had those. Most of other both allied or axis tanks didn't. Even Otto Carius, the famous german ww2 tank ace said that Tiger tanks, no matter how often their transmissions broke, were in fact pure luxury. He said that he had a feeling like living in luxurious hotel lol.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for sharing that fun fact 😀

[@antonioljubicic9420]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames not a problem, anytime sir😊

[@Xen0411]

@@antonioljubicic9420 additional fact: He loves tiger than every high tier tank like jagdtiger, the only thing could defeat tiger is mostly air bomb from b17 i think and that led to painter mustache guy furious mad and they make tiger 2

[@samuelbishop3316]

Muller was telling the story. Which leads me to beleive he survived.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Fair point. 🙂

[@Mexican_Dozer]

He did survive. The gunshot at the end was from an M3 grease gun, not an MP40

[@leonair23]

Yes! Finally one of my requests! Thank you GOATS! 🐐🙏🏻 I thoroughly enjoyed this, even watched the ads lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😂 that’s dedication right there 🤗

[@justindehart4121]

Peter muller was likely military before the war and i believe he was mostly a good guy who lived through a terrible experience but only he knows

[@Blackjack-ld4pj]

this is personally my favorite war story, I'd highly recommend checking out the other stories from both battlefield V and 1 most of them are really well done

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We heard 1 has the best 🙂

[@marcusMakoT]

That quote at the end though… perfection

[@blub999]

Peter was a good comander when he send hartman and he didnt come back he went himself out with only a gun with litle ammo in it

[@robincederslatt8950]

I loved it when you got mad at the end when Schröder shot kertz😂👏🏼 My fav mission too

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

He pissed us off so much haha. Well done story and characters 🙂

[@mikemilsim2626]

i serve in the german army from 1999-2004 , At that time I was in 2 missions in the Kosovo war and one in Afghanistan. One of the first things we learned was that if an order violates the international rules of war, violates human rights, or negligently endangers the lives of one's own troops, that order is to be refused. Unfortunately that didn't exist back then. Sorry for my bad english dudes

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Your English is very good and thank you for sharing that with us 🙂

[@holy_crusader3612]

By far the best Battlefield 5 Campaign mission.

[@pladapus8968]

Regardless of the situation, the leaders decisions and its outcome, I still have mad respect for the Germans despite being totally surrounded, with little to no supplies, even on the verge of complete obliteration were able to still maintain enough morale to continue fighting, to not give up to the last man for their leader with unconditional valor and courage. This is why I am proud to be German, no matter what, we put our most effort to get the job done. Can't name a single country in recent years after ww2 to pull the same unconditional courage, honor and loyalty to their country and leader. *"To the last Tank, to the last plane, to the last bullet, to the last minute, to the last man. We fight!"*

[@daviekuklatv]

KAPITILUREN NEIMALS KAMERADEN :)

[@DuBstep115]

Battlefield finally did something that movie and gaming industry has been avoiding for 80 years, and that is to show not all germans were bad.

[@raven_1133]

The tank commander actually is alive, he talks in the 1st person…something you can’t do if you’re dead.

[@TheZombieman87]

I've just finished the mission at 12:24 where you have to fight off US tanks. Frankly, they explode the same way a real tank explodes (I watch a lot of Syrian civil war footage). I found that surprising and scary at the same time.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😯

[@stuglife5514]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Yup this guys spot on. What that is, is the ammunition inside the tank detonating and burning up. The jets of flame escape out of any hole (like where the turret connects to the hull) and any vision port or hatch it can. The rising pressure then will often blow the turret of the chassis.

[@fairlyoddfairie]

Every time I saw this ending it made me cry

[@vedantdesai1]

As a researcher in psychology, I have always been fascinated by national socialism in WW2 and Hitler for scenes like this. It’s truly intriguing to know how one man was able to completely turn his people into “zealots” (as Kaiser Wilhelm said himself in response to Hitler) that didn’t even flinch and surrendered only after they fought to their last breath… it truly took the Allies and the Soviets to completely capture every inch of German territory before their people surrendered. I mean I get that the Japanese were similar, but usually monarchies that paint their monarchs as deities have a strong resolve. But Hitler wasn’t a generation old leader like a monarch… he was just a broken man from WW1 that started from scratch in the NSDAP and rose up the ranks

[@TH3BIGGIE]

16:27 the battlefield games Ost is a masterpiece man

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@JoaoArthurBR]

bf1 and bf5 was amazing short histories... you guys need to see then, thay are amazing

[@lukewarmwater6713]

I have actually waited for a long time for this

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

☺️

[@cairomiravity]

This is the BF 5 version of Fury from a Tiger's perspective.

[@StevenKhoshaba-BB-61]

Man battlefield has the best Campaigns they’re full of emotion and other feelings

[@terminallumbago6465]

I know this is old but if you ever wanted to react to another Battlefield V war story, I recommend Tirailleur.

[@DJH3006]

I wrote about the mindset of civilian populations in times of war for my college thesis. I found that War, or the nature of Armed conflict is a two-sided coin. One side contains so much pain and suffering, the darkest sides of mankind. The other side however, represents the true nature of mankind. Our willingness to fight and die for a cause we personally believed was true, no matter how cruel or immoral that cause is. That is the true nature of mankind, how aggressively we defend our beliefs.

[@thestrangeone12209]

in the end, if you listen really closely, the two gunshots actually were from an American M3 Submachine Gun, not the MP-40 that Schröder was using. It implies that Peter survived since the Americans followed the Geneva Conventions and many more, making it a war crime to kill a surrendering combatant.

[@Hootix]

YES. Love this reaction video. Also, can't blame the young soldiers, blame the Hitler Youth.

[@tehcolazn85]

Battlefield V isnt really held in high regard by many within the community because of poor marketing decisions that came before release, as well as the faulty mechanics and bugs that plagued the multiplayer when it first came out..Also, it's said that the game doesn't follow the history completely accurately to what you may have learned... But with all that being said, the post launch developers updated the game as much as they could to put the game where it is today in terms of gameplay and entertainment, along with a HUGE expansion that covers the Pacific War. And the war stories are still compelling, and, in my opinion, as a whole it is a great game and WWII shooter, and one of the best entries in the series in recent years. I wasn't one of those that experienced the launch chaos, so I can't say how I felt about it as it happened, but Im playing it now, and I'd totally reccemond for you to check the rest of the game out!

[@jonathancornejo7343]

You know something I don't believe in Good and evil I only believe in the black area in the gray area

[@surrendertoJC]

Congrats on 95k!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks! 🥳🥳🍾🥂

[@bavo981]

Thank you, this was really very nice.

[@blitzi9631]

Thanks you reacted to it ❤️

[@Finkele1]

Tigers were "best" tanks and shot every single "bullet" that time but were overrun by more cheap, more effective to cost tanks...like russian T-34 which were produced by masses...same goes to Sherman. 1-1 they would have no chance against tiger but there were so few of Tigers.

[@Lara-vn3fd]

The Wehrmacht mostly didn’t consist of Nazis. People tend to forget about the difference to the SS! Loved the quote at the beginning though, that it didn’t matter if he didn’t do anything because he was still there

[@nonautemrexchristus5637]

Also good not to forget the Wehrmacht's role in the Holocaust as well

[@sivavarunansiva9939]

Glad you guys watched this Peter didn't die at the end

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

That’s a silver lining

[@GrażynaJastrzębska-r9b]

When I played first time I cry week

[@dreamythememey6005]

By far my fav campaign in this game

[@HitmanKingJay]

Playing the ending just broke my heart and they said make across the bridge then they blow up bridge, they were following orders ending up following evil people damn it this made me cry

[@semiramisubw4864]

Glad that i dont need any subtitles for this :P The Tiger at the beginning and the middle of the war was basically unkillable, it has an average 1-9 kill ratio, some even way higher. Our history for Tanks in generall is awesome, but "sadly" we diddnt had anymore ressources to build anything. Ive visited some Military museums here in germany while i was in the army and also we could shoot some old WW2 weapons like the MG42. We still use this MG to this day but slightly modyfied and worse than the OG one, which is insane. The whole Tech we had at this time was revolutionary. America "stole" the most of it and our scientiest with operation paperclip. They still use alot of our original inventions to this day, like their stealth bomber. Their rockets which flew to the moon are also grounded on our V2, the first object ever hit the stratossphere. No im not a simp for these times, i just objectify technologies and inventions. Its kinda sad that the English language brings some emotional german words bad over due to its lack of general stuff. Our language is way more complicated and can offer way more feelings and such stuff. Like he said "verrecken" which translates in "die" well.. if i say this in my native language in german it sounds shit and horrible, while saying die.. sounds just meh.

[@khangannguyen5256]

This story game not only telling us about the story of the game but also show us what war will do to us Keep that as a reminder for all us That war is not a thing to tolerant with

[@jarrod797]

When Kertz was shot, i had the same reaction. Dont apologize it was felt by many

[@gizmo82bramz51]

beautiful, R.I.P commandant Muhller

[@lexituller6988]

Just got home and reacted! Great video and discussion, anyway weather has been quite bad here in Hawaii :( but you know I'm a huge history buff lol if yall decide to react to anymore of my video suggestions! Then I have chosen a funny one and a historical one... the funny one is "the fall of 76" by internet historian... yall will definitely laugh ...like alot 😅 and the video is about a video games horrible launch.. and its very well made, the historical one would be "Alexander the great speech, the greatest speech ever, it's 7min, ish I think, anyway thanks for always giving the community what they want ! Stay safe and love you guys !

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks so much for the suggestions, Lexi. And are you in the part of Hawaii that has been dealing with snow 😯🥶

[@legionnaire4336]

Fun fact: those gun shots at the end were from an m3 grease gun, which is an American weapon, which means that the Americans killed schroder.

[@ameemrashaad2038]

I remember getting Battlefield V only to play The Last Tiger

[@theodoremichotte8364]

The youth's were Hitler's last police. The SS kept the deserters in check, the youths kept the commanders in check. The fresh dose of patriotism and scary loyalty(Kill all deserters no matter who) made people fight till the end. I think that's what got Peter to surrender. He takes a last look at the kid and realizes how messed up the whole thing is and gives up too.

[@FRNDS-fm6ox]

i am from germany and my grandpa is 94 years old today, he fought on the front lines of france when he was 14 and if he had died there i would not have been born today

[@misterbones5981]

This brought tears when I played because some of my family was in the German military during all that....some captured some killed but all felt lost from the beginning to end ...it's sad that a madman put fear into his own people to force them to do his bidding...dark times for Germany

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😢

[@Gen_ShadowCompany_203]

Sorry for that kind of past for your people, especially your family being part of it Now it's all a returning favor for the Russians in Ukraine Nobody wants to be inhumane or immoral, not even for a right cause if it is one

[@shieldwallofdragons]

Great reaction…BF v is a great game…started out rough but got good later on with the pacific update.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🙂

[@HMSCheshire]

I find it as if Westerners are often angry at the brainwashed kid in Tiger Tank Mission. And as a young Chinese who was once brainwashed by nationalism, I saw in this child what I used to be. I didn't get angry. I only have sympathy and sadness in my heart.

[@matthewskinner1637]

“ I protested to him I didn’t take anything” Maybe not he said, “but you were there”. This quote has always stuck with me as a perfect way to describe all the German men who thought they were fighting for there country rather then fighting for one of the most evil powers the world has ever known.

[@hthomas98]

You say "how soon can that kid fucking die" that kid was brought up with this ideology with swearing a oath to the bitter end he was sculptured into this, that kid didn't know any better that is the tradegy of War they all followed orders till the end , I don't blame the kid what so ever

[@DerPanzerKommandant_]

Even though this comment is late schröder was the one who got shot after the screen cut to black at the end because the gun shots are not from a MP40 they are from a American automatic grease gun as müller survived and schröder was shot

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for clearing that up for us 🙂

[@saika4043]

so Schöder did NOt shoot Peter, the sound you hear at the end was from the Americans killing Schröder before he was able to kill Peter, otherwise Peter wouldnt've be able to tell this story right ^^

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Makes sense 🙂

[@MattNetic]

Fav scene everrr

[@zacmason3593]

thanks for translation guys👍

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

The subtitles were soooo tiny even at full screen 😂 that’s why it took us awhile to post this video 🤗

[@SpartanBear7]

You need to watch the the Battlefield 3 Cinematic storyline of the game

[@grantpaterson1016]

'It is the greatest of coincidence that we find, everybody who wins, is on the right side of History'

[@uwot7289]

Do you think you guys could react to This is Battlefield cinematic by Player One Stories? It was made using footage from multiplayer matches in BF1/BFV. Forgot to say great reaction, this is for sure my favorite war story from BFV. BF1 also had some great ones shown from many different areas of the first world war.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We have more Battlefield stories to check out for sure 🙂

[@michaelphillips7282]

'We made a big mistake, we fought the wrong enemy." -General George Patton Berlin, 1945

[@1650th]

stellaris apocalypse trailer

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

On our request list 😇

[@jackryder5683]

BF1 had some very good stories I mean it's fitting to do the same reactions to those right? *Fingers crossed*

[@jackryder5683]

BF1 through mud and blood, the runner are good war stories

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We can for sure do some BF1 stories in the future 🙂

[@bloodydior6871]

To wonder how many were actually like this. Being hated by the world, just for blindly obeying and the fear Knowing they were just as ruthless and evil to their own people…

[@kayra2444]

Schroder was a true hero, RIP 🙏

[@ghostrydrcool3967]

I believe that peter saved because he was talking about his story

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Good point 🙂

[@seanboyle7391]

You two will enjoy the Battlefield 1 stories. ^^

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😊

[@Chicaeditz]

Who do you think would win in a battle freddy Krueger from a nightmare on elm street,Jason from Friday the 13th,leatherface from the Texas chainsaw massacre or Michael myers from halloween

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Michael Myers

[@Yesnog05]

You need to see the battlefield 1 stories!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We plan to at some point 🙂

[@godwrote01]

It is true...the germans fought till the F end..................

[@kazkorianor]

Kertz voice actor was spot on

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Yup

[@gabegood8989]

that last quote is from a liar and a monster herself

[@GalaxyReich]

We germans have a sick history

[@gattonero2915]

"We germans have a sick history " No surprise, considering that the current Germany at the time of this comment is written, is suffering recession with many of its industries that defined what Germany is, are dying one by one.... yet your Chancellor Olaf Schulz has the time, resource, and allegience to back a Junta Government in Kiev that formalized National Socialist movement in their army as well as making a WW2 NatSoc Collaborator Stepan Bandera as their National Hero. "sick history" is an understatement of a statement LMAO

[@MadDogEddie]

After seeing the inside of the tank in BF1 and operating a skid-steer in real life, it's so odd seeing a tank with a steering wheel.

[@Hicks-g1m]

Battlefield 5 very 🆒 reaction Ken and Bethany it must be really fun to hangout with the both of you I love games

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We have fun hanging out with us 🤗🥳