Neubaufahrzeug - "It Demands Sacrifices!"

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[@botimegaming]

Who else out there has a special place in their heart for multi-turreted tanks?

[@smilingknight4532]

SMK is a nice fireworks machine

[@Idksomeboy]

Me

[@indominonyx1192]

Give Mig-23

[@jacobzehner2004]

T35.

[@indominonyx1192]

Pls make Mig-23 video

[@DerKurfuerst]

Well almost: Neu = New, Bau=Build (so here together newly-build) and Fahrzeug=Vehicle. Nothing other than "Newly Build Vehicle" or "Newly constructed vehicle". Doesn't make much sense as it was a cover name

[@Mandred85]

What he said

[@Mandred85]

In addidtion, its project was covered because german at this time wasn't allowed to enigeer own tanks thank to the Versaille Treaty. That's also why later projects where called Sd.Kfz or Sonderkraftfahzeug (Special Motored Vehicle) wich was used for simple army cars up to batlle tanks.

[@c4blew]

Since Fahrzeug is already a composite word from Fahr=drive and Zeug=stuff, Neubaufahrzeug would be Newly-build Drive-Stuff😄

[@noxius8486]

As a cover name it works perfectly because it's cover was a construction vehicle = Baufahrzeug (e.g. a powered crane)

[@jakobc.2558]

Also the thing about "german language works by stringing words together" also applys for english. For example Battleship is the words 'Battle' and 'Ship' fuzed together. In german we just do the thing for slightly more words but it's not unique.

[@TJ_GAming001]

10 seconds in and you can already tell this is going to be 20 minutes of perfectly crafted chaos and fun.

[@lazersharp0262]

due that save was nuts

[@lars611farmer3]

Sturmling pronounced it so well, while sounding like he had drunk some beers. I really liked it. It was a great video

[@matt47110815]

No, he did not really pronounce it well, but sure, way better than Bo. 😅

[@DrSabot-A]

The funny thing about German "funny long composite nouns" is that they work the same way English does. "Neubaufahrzeug" literally means "New Construction Vehicle", in German it simply removes the spaces into "NewConstructionVehicle". Same goes for something like "Doppelkupplungsgetrieb-Systeme" which means Dual Clutch Transmission System, that would be constructed as Dualclutchtransmission-system. Another fun example, is "8.8cm Flak 37 Selbstfahrlafette auf 18 ton Zugkraftwagen", which seems like a mouthful but it's simply just "Selfpropelled 8.8cm AntiaircraftCannon 37 on (an) 18 ton Tractorvehicle." German is fun!

[@rjcoady21]

Sonnenblumenkernol one of my personal favorites as an English speaker

[@tacoboy2218]

Kartaffle is my favorite German word

[@thevortex6754]

Welp, I now know why I wanted to learn German, these words are funny, ridiculously long, yet simple

[@CommanderAustria]

@@tacoboy2218 Kartoffel? = Potato

[@donbarz0862]

Im from Germany and im really not sure but I think its more likely something like new built vehicle and not new construction vehicle... Makes more sense to me.

[@jokerstalker]

Fun fact Bo the third largest German dialect is in Texas and Texan German is a real thing that exist

[@n1thecaptain965]

13:50 jokes on Stick, the Neubau was actually big and light enough to be buoyant IIRC. They even gave it lil propellors so it could move at a speed ever so slightly faster than driftwood through the water.

[@dougjb7848]

"ever so slightly faster than driftwood..." What setting on the engine telegraph is that? :-)))

[@arandomfallschirmjagerdude9141]

@@dougjb7848 Full Ahead

[@n1thecaptain965]

@@arandomfallschirmjagerdude9141 Exactly

[@gideonbudd8945]

I think that's the Grosstraktor IIRC

[@n1thecaptain965]

@@gideonbudd8945 I thought it was the Neubau, but I'll check. Edit: So far I can't find anything on either the Neubau or the Gross being amphibious.

[@kevinstarlike]

Neubaufahrzeug is pronounced Neubaufahrzeug (hope this helps) greetings from Germany

[@little_bit_mad]

There is nothing better than listening to a foreigner perfectly explain how compound words work in german only to completely fail at it immediately after. That's going to make my day for months to come, thanks 🤣👍

[@thax321]

I like how they got so close to explaining German language properly, but messed up with the 'fahrzeug'

[@etuanno]

The uncanny valley hit hard

[@RobintheW]

Neu is new Bau is Craft / Build Fahrzeug is Vehicle

[@derrickstorm6976]

So it's a new bulldozer prototype

[@RobintheW]

@@derrickstorm6976 I didn't say New Building Vehicle but if thats how you want to see it. To me it's more like newly built vehicle

[@daltonh6136]

I love seeing these land ships… so much fun seeing you guys play with the multi-turreted monsters!

[@noahg1121]

I can already hear Bismark screaming at the pronunciations of the Neubauhfahrzeug.

[@Queen_Bee_82]

Monday morning chaos! Perfect start to my week! Thanks guys. 💜

[@liladoodle]

Shame the Neubaufahrzeug didn't see any actual combat. It was mainly a propaganda tool in Norway during Operation Weserubung.

[@sander6438]

It did see combat on april 22 at hill of ballberg

[@florianvogelsang305]

Thank you for always delivering awesome videos. Almost had a Panic attack, clicked on your video and bam! Instantly better. Seriously thanks to all of your crew.

[@janwitkowsky8787]

"I speak Texan." Made me facepalm out of sympathy. Though I didn't groan over it.

[@PhilipCJames]

Texan is a very polite dialect. But perhaps that's down to 'Open Carry'....

[@guntergaming8465]

Imma correct yall quickly, Neubaufahrzeug or Neu-bau-Fahrzeug means New-build-vehicle Newbuildvehicle. Being german and seeing americans struggle with the german language is funny as hell.

[@DivineUkrainian]

"It's just German." -Sturmling, Daninikus

[@texasfire3019]

Its a neuba neube- ITS A MULTI TURRETED THINGY!

[@jonnyboi841]

Wish the Panzer 3M was still at 3.0 and not at 3.3 where it dies 1 minute into a battle

[@112mirai]

Not until they move the panzer ivs up and lower the t-34-1942 back to 3.7

[@b_thegoose]

“That’s the epitome of stealth” proceeds to die

[@dougjb7848]

1:21 “Befehls” when used as an adjective or modifier to an object means “command,” so Panzerbefehlswagen denoted the “command version” of a base armored vehicle. For example Panzerkampfwagen V - Ausf. A - Sd.Kfz 268 - Panzerbefehlswagen Panther was a command tank based on the Panther tank.

[@TexasWolf2413]

Thanks for the amazing laugh. That thing looks so fun. Hope y'all enjoyed it.

[@noahsawesomevids422]

Cool don’t get swarmed by m22 locust or Stuart’s … hopefully u don’t get up tier to 2.7

[@TheTutch]

Okay so although the explanation of the name is off, the general idea I correct. Its neu bau fahr zeug. New built driving thing...

[@zenogodofeverything3519]

The German language is like trying to read out a f****** dark cursed spell

[@limeland]

this would of been more special if stick brought the independent for a full land navy(there are probably more of them that i don't know the name of)

[@AlexVanChezlaw]

The japanese type 93? I think, that's the other land ship out of the four we have in game

[@senockwurst637]

I love hearing english people trying to say german words and btw fahr means sth like drive so neubaufahrzeug means sth like new vehicle

[@MJPIA]

That heat shell overpressured quite a few tanks without even penning and then at other times did absolutely nothing, the joys of low tier heat.

[@PhilipCJames]

Yes, Neubaufahrzeug is a compound word in German so you just pronounce each individual part normally - Noi-bough-far-tsoig. Neu (New) bau (Build) fahrzeug (Travel-device, i.e., vehicle). So 'Newbuildvehicle'. As Bau is also found in Bauer, meaning 'farmer', those who are less impressed by the tank may prefer to refer to it as the New Tractor Design...

[@edim108]

Considering Germany did most of their early tank development under the guise of making tractors, I'd lean more to the latter translation.

[@dantheplasticman9742]

based on the letters, I pronounce this tank...noob fizz.

[@venounchannel]

Hope your not as expensive as DoorDash with that Unalive package

[@spacethings8773]

When did you record this video because when you were on the snow map the first map you showed that AA may was me

[@loganfreeman8446]

Any one else think Sturmlimg sounds like sheldon from big bang theory

[@Hockernant]

Yeah its just german... Definetly not the language with the longest word

[@Idksomeboy]

First: yaaaaaayyyy a new video to cure my sadness❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@southernwolfgaming]

It's the multi traverse

[@Bait_TheGlowToad]

What up bo! I was here in one minute. New record!

[@TALISMAN7690]

Hey Bo are you going to do a video with the A-1H and drop the toilet bomb

[@daltonh6136]

This video was absolutely hilarious. I loved the group you guys had for this video!

[@T3RS1]

When you said: "Don't worry I have a high ground" I said loudly: "Hello there!"

[@Sir_snail1477]

Am I dreaming? I’m early!?!?

[@KlLLERROBOT99]

It's full name was the Panzerkampfwagon Neubaufahrzeug, or just the PzKpfw Nb.Fz for those who can't pronounce its full name. It's name means "New Construction Vehicle" If that doesn't make sense you need to read into the history of Germany's production of military supplies, weapons, and vehicles during the early 1930s

[@richardsmallenburg1638]

13:16 you were killed by one of the smallest tanks in the game

[@sabregunner1]

That was some slick flying in the tunnel there Bo stick, thats what happens when you get sassy doesnt seem like that bad of a tank overall That was fun to watch cheers to stick, sturm, dan and gaff

[@YaegerYT]

Neu = New Bau = build or construction (depnding on the context) Neubau = Newly Build Fahrzeug = Vehicle Newly Build Vehicle sorry but that irked me so I had to xD

[@magnisto8528]

Neu(New)Bau(built)Fahrzeug(Vehicle) New Built Vehicle

[@charleslechair736]

Bau means actually crafting or building

[@certaindeath7776]

its actually "Neu" (new) + "bau" (build), which form a word together: "Neubau" (newbuild or newbuilt), AND the words "Fahr" (Drive) + "Zeug" (Stuff?) form the Word "Fahrzeug" (Vehicle). Then those 2 words together is the "Neubaufahrzeug"

[@bluemoongaming4874]

Day 6 ot asking for VRCC video

[@matt47110815]

"New Construction Vehicle" Neubaufahrzeug It is indeed not really one word. In English you have some word combos as well, such as "Firefighter". 😅 Neu = new Bau = construction Fahr = Drive, driving Zeug = Stuff, thing

[@MrKentaro22]

Panzerkampfwagen Neubaufahrzeug ("new construction vehicle"-a cover name), all glory to the god wikipedia Neu beans new and Baufahrzeug means construction vehicle. And if you want a pronunciation kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYTJlJeJocepfs0 have fun in the finest English with German accent :D

[@ricardoefde8440]

NEW BUILD VEHICLE TADA neubauFarhzeug..... AND I'M DUTCH WOW 2 years of German lessons.

[@squorntheoriginal]

So much bad German in the comments. For Neubaufahrzeug it's best for us to work backward. Zeug is usually translated as "thing," but can often also mean "device." Fahr comes from the verb "fahren" meaning "to drive" so ein Fahrzeug is a driving thing or device: a vehicle. Bau comes from the verb "bauen" meaning "to build" or to construct, so ein Baufahrzeug is a construction vehicle Neu is, of course, "new" so the Neubaufahrzeug is the New Construction Vehicle, the cover name for this tank's development since Germany was not allowed to have tanks at the time.

[@Robinjhoe1]

Love the confusion at the beginning. I guess you have to be born with the german language to not find it weird... because i never understand the confusion since any asian or eastern european language is way harder. Anyway, its "Neubau" and "Fahrzeug" or if you want "Neu" "Bau" and "Fahrzeug" which translates to newly build vehicle or something similiar to prototype vehicle. "Neu" means new, "bau" means build and "Fahrzeug" means vehicle.... Sorry

[@guardsmanhansvonkrieg4862]

The word Neubaufahrzeug is a compound wird, made of the words Neu = New, bau which comes from bauen = building, and Fahrzeug = Vehicle. Therefore Neubaufahrzeug means New build Vehicle. Google translate can tell you its pronunciation

[@henning3500]

so... Neubaufahrzeug is devided in 3 words Neu=new bau=build and fahrzeug=vehicle but it was like the first time I have heared an american correctly pronounce Neu and zeug xDDD

[@Ocrilat]

I'm pretty sure the name Neubaufahrzeug comes from a code-name used to hide the fact that this was a tank, probably to dodge a Versailles Treaty violation. It means 'New Construction Vehicle'.

[@bernhardwidmer886]

Bafar :-))) Ok guys, let me help you out^^ The idea that german puts word by word is not wrong, but in this case it is Neu Bau Fahr Zeug or New Build drive stuff.

[@SoggyCoffeeAddict]

Reminds me of the first time I seen "Großtraktor" in world of tanks, literally was like "??????????????????? I'll just never refer to it by name. It shall hence be known as smol German baby"

[@bluemoongaming4874]

Day 7 of asking for VRCC video

[@Fredericodolphino93]

I barely speak English and they are over here pronouncing words that just sound make believe

[@hungryhedgehog4201]

Neubau Fahrzeug is a cover designation akin to the english "tank". Translated it means "new building vehicle" so it was supposed to fool the brits into thinking it was some sort of construction vehicle. The phrasing is very odd, and would never actually be used in the context of construction. However only someone with the cultural context would catch onto that.

[@vikingpowered868]

Neubaufahrzeug were tested and used as proto-type in Norway. It was the biggest German tank used in Norway, used side by side with Panzer 2 and -3's. Never any Tigers and Panthers in Norway though.

[@etuanno]

Why would they? Norway had one single tank L-120 armed with machine guns that never saw combat. You don't need Panthers and Tigers in Norway. That's why they probably didn't use them there. Also the logistics of repairing would be a nightmare in a pretty much non idustrialized country.

[@vikingpowered868]

@@etuanno True. Norway didn't even have good roads until the Germans built them..

[@LudensP]

@@etuanno Also, Norway was out of the war well before the Panther and Tiger entered service. If there were any tanks there, these would have been obsolete units used by garrison forces - not the cutting edge of German arms manufacturing.

[@vikingpowered868]

@@LudensP Not true. Norway was in the war (occupied) all to the end. But there was never any use for the big cats in Norway, that's true. Pz2 and -3 were enough, and the Neubaufahrzeug never worked out..

[@LudensP]

@@vikingpowered868 True - I meant it in the sense that there were no major land battles (the kind that require heavy armour) by the time the Panther and Tiger entered service.

[@DasGrimm66]

Neubaufahrzeug = New Build Vehicle. And Google translate works just the way StickBoy was looking for lol

[@kaffeochkakor]

The German Panzerkampfwagen Neubaufahrzeug ("new construction vehicle"

[@bobthebob5843]

Poor Bo being bullied by stick😥 all because sturms abandoned stick. I think stick forgot that sturms was in a soviet tank and in soviet tank you keep pushing forward comrade for victory

[@RazgrizRaptor]

Stermling trades 6 lives for the cap point, luckily for him, all 6 lives weren't in his tank. they were in Bo's and Stick's tanks. XD

[@seanthiar]

1:25 That is so wrong Neu (New) bau (built) fahrzeug (vehicle) ---- baufa is not a word in german......

[@eegfwkoewgjogjw]

german works with words mashed together so neubaufahrzeug is 2 or 3 words put together however you see it its either neu= new plus bau=built and fahrzeug= vehicle or neubau= new built plus fahrzeug=vehicle

[@eukalyptusbonbon2983]

The name "Neubaufahrzeug" literally translates to Newly Built Vehicle, it was called that way to not sound like it was a Tank because Germany wasn't allowed to build Tanks at the time due to the treaty of Versailles.

[@croc501]

I heard that there was a lot of hate because you pronounced the tank's name wrong, don't worry Bo everyone pronounces names wrong even historians at the end of the day we are humans and we are bound to pronounce something wrong. I hope you feel better plus the video was funny with a lot of good humour. Ignore those people complaining for absolutely nothing, if they take time to write a hateful comment which takes them three minutes or more they definitely have nothing better to do (then don't write any hateful commenst except write a comment which isn't stupid and could hurt someone!) .

[@smolwavingsnail9028]

When you ask your German Russian wife how to say neubaufahrzueg and she just looks at you like you've just done 2 rounds of that 88 you bought from a dodgy looking flak bus in an alley

[@Micheal__wittman]

Hi

[@greyfox78569]

I speak Texan, not American, not English, Texan. You earned the thumbs up with that one.

[@TrickiVicBB71]

Should have gotten Bismarck to help translate or be part of this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@Vova_200]

Intel i5Core graphics card it’s good for max graphics?

[@julinator9901]

well actually neu means new that was right but bau is a seperate word wich means build in that context, and then fahrzeug wich means vehicle. zeug would also mean stuff and its fahr and zeug wich together mean vehicle

[@jacobzehner2004]

The interesting about this vehicle that there is only few photos of it and only 5 were made and the one I know was taken in Norway 1940.

[@RookVR_]

Just like warthunder in general, it requires sacrifices. Like how I sacrificed my soul and ability to touch grass… along with hard earned money :,)

[@daniel_f4050]

I kept expecting John Cleese to pop up and stop this for being too silly. Why in the name of all that is unholy would anyone want that….thing?

[@sedlacekmartin6630]

New construction vehicle. Cover-up tank as a engineering tool. Welcome to 30 in Germany

[@kaiberuss]

17:06 is that a texan being calm about losing his ability to defend himself? (atleast i think you're texan if im wrong s'cuse me)

[@Hallands.]

Stick has completely forgotten he’s a god and now he has turned into a whiner-burger…

[@LGMalz06]

Neu - Bau-Fahrzeug aka New - Construction - Vehicle is a heck of a name of a vehicle.

[@Subnautious]

all of these guys sound like sheldon without being as smart as him, like they're just now going through puberty but trying to hide it.

[@sarahfalenstrike7359]

Neu = New Bau = built Fahrzeug = driving vehicle so it is Newbuiltdrivingvehicle :D

[@dragonscargames4808]

12:25 Stick.... A BT-5/BT-7 has more armor than the Nb Fz. 🤣

[@wv8417]

Neubaufahrzeug ("new construction vehicle"-a cover name)

[@jamesscalzo3033]

Loved the video @Bo Time Gaming! Can't wait for the next video man! The Neubau never got beyond the Prototype Stage and Both Prototypes were lost. One to Combat the other was Captured and then scrapped after the First World War ended. Also, the First Battle where you guys were rolling into town, you guys got eviscerated worse than the Soviet Army in the first Week of Operation Barbarossa LMAO!

[@cptmidnight6117]

2:40 Apparently it was a very traumatic experience for poor Stickboy. Lol

[@zaneplayswt4436]

I actually thought stick boy is a peaceful man, but in any argue, stick boy scares me.

[@MrSlientdeath]

1940s German does not always play nicely with modern German.

[@jamesbremner5016]

When I decided to watch this video I never expected to get a lesson on the german language but I’m not gonna complain

[@willtheboi7452]

They should play Enlisted: another great game by Gaijin

[@Hockernant]

I actually wish i kept up learning German, kind of regret dropping it

[@mikemcghin5394]

Looks like the Imperial heavy tank out of out of valkyria Chronicles

[@EgErSudlandVikingr]

For Stickboy. Neubaufahrzeug would literally translate as "New Contrstruction Vehicle" I believe.

[@dougjb7848]

Inside the T35 there’s a blacksmith shop, a vodka and borscht house, a cobbler … An entire деревня.