REAL Marines DESTROY the Hospital MAP on Ready or Not Adam update!

[@someguy6158]

The production on this is pretty epic. The camera angles and scenes from the cinematic shots are definitely true to the "cinema" portion. There are a few instances where an enemy is captured on a cam prior to that area being breached that gives you just enough time to wonder how the team will react (predictably amazing). 10/10.

[@specialjailerofochrerealm340]

I can’t believe it’s real the god tire is real???!!!

[@mihaigheorghe467]

@@Cinematic_Gaming Do you by any chance mention somewhere the music you are using?

[@HappyVLR]

fr

[@attilapalinko7177]

This one's for the Textbook! Well done! Brang back memories! Thnx!!!

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

Very very professional absolutely excellent

[@ChrisFebbraio]

As a vet I can't say how satisfying it is to watch people in video games clear a building properly

[@GLIDGaming]

My brother 👊🏼

[@HeckaZecka]

How many animals have you recovered to full health? 🤓

[@Arukorstza]

@@HeckaZecka You make funny yoke

[@Matsuhide114]

Same, slow is smooth and smooth is fast~ Clean op.

[@bulldoza12]

what does being a vet have anything to do with this lmao

[@lelandharris9639]

It's interesting how hospitals make the most intense FPS maps. All the tight corners and ambush opportunities are endless

[@GLIDGaming]

Agreed you, that was the hardest thing we have done for YT yet 😫

[@PbThunder]

Paramedic here, hospitals are difficult to navigate when I'm working, couldn't imagine trying to clear one in an active shooter situation.

[@cheekybum6136]

@@PbThunder thank you for the service you do

[@mikemurphy-ci7mi]

As someone who’s worked at a hospital for the last couple of months it’s absolutely insane how confusing it can be

[@trisser39]

​@@556to762 nah school be lit💀☠️

[@CLANK...]

we need competitive tournaments of this! different teams enter, quickest time to complete and exfil with the least injuries wins. could colab with many other channels that way too, and get more people into it (especially if theres a prize pot), imagine swat vs RM vs USM vs army etc, would be epic!

[@GLIDGaming]

Agreed

[@forevertaken8955]

@@GLIDGaming I would watch the fuck outta that

[@nick926L]

imagine if this is how wars in the future will be fought

[@eXileris]

Sounds like Rainbow six

[@AMERICAFRFR]

@@eXileris yea

[@weirdalpaca2511]

This must be scary in real life. You dont know who is in what room or who has a gun. Infinite respect to soldiers and swat who actually do this work❤

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for the comment 👊🏼

[@SmokeDog1871]

They spend a ton of time training to help them overcome their emotions and reactions, its still crazy stuff but they are very prepared for it

[@grxdy6362]

Obviously video games arent close to real life, but i think ready or not depicts this pretty well, since its random who is where and who has a gun each time

[@thatdudeinasuit5422]

Yeah just looking at it in game where they're moving around a room perfectly calmly and there's just dead bodies all over the place it's hard to appreciate that this sort of shit actually happens

[@mattbenluke]

I want to be a soldier but I’m not getting a haircut. I’m a real life Rambo

[@Dativad101]

I was a sergeant in the Portuguese army and a paratrooper. Made one tour in Kosovo, one in Iraq and two in Afghanistan and I have to say, as a former squad leader myself, the squad leader here was very very good. Clear speech, calm tone, decisive and lethal execution. Job well done soldier. 🎖️QNPVSC

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you brother and much respect..I served in the Royal Marines commandos from 2006 - 2014 two tours and lots of training. I appreciate your comment 👊🏼❤️🔥

[@mr.ironic95]

I thank both of you for your service 🫡

[@TheGhostzPT]

Tugão a representar, muito obrigado pelo sacrificio que fez além fronteiras!

[@sammiron9315]

​@@GLIDGaming Killing of injured and unarmed suspects whilst chuckling a regular occurrence?

[@Bayerischer_bua]

@@sammiron9315sthu

[@Som3rand0mdude]

having never been police or military i just now realize how difficult it could be to clear certain buildings. with the limited manpower and when every door leading to multiple other doors i am impressed with how good their tactics were(coming from someone who knows very little about room clearing)

[@GLIDGaming]

Thanks man and you are correct in your observation👍

[@berkaybattal7433]

they usually have more than 20 men when doing these kind of missions

[@asdfgidji879]

@@GLIDGaming so what is the general guide here? or rather where can i read more on it i dont really expect you to explain in a comment, maybe a video but yeah I struggle with where to start in such large spaces with so many potential sightlines that i gamify it and ignore the "unrealistic ones" often too often

[@Lectwar6]

@@asdfgidji879 the general purpose of what they're doing is to move from 1 side of the building to the other, without leaving any unsearched rooms behind them. There is a line of scrimmage in the building. While moving every decision they make is based on getting the most visual information as possible while concealing their physical presence. A great example is "slicing the pie" when passing a doorway, window, etc, you aim at the corner as you sweep so that as soon as something can see you, you're already aiming at it. From there some basics are dont stand in front of closed doors, dont cross infront of your mates gun, maintain situational awareness.

[@JustStaticPodcast]

Another thing I noticed… when you guys were split and bottle necking/converging back into one another… you’d flash your lights to let your squadron know “hey it’s me” minimizes the threat of friendly fire without having to speak 👌🏾

[@Its_me_Stolas]

Split-second decision making, god tier reflexes, perfect and clear communication. Yeah, there is nothing more satisfying than watching professionals at work. Being a terrorist in this situation is not worth it

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you brother 👊🏼🔥

[@TxAGGression]

more so crazy and they have the actual m&k skills to match IRL skills is what blows my mind more

[@PuddingTaToRnAtOr]

@@GLIDGaming guarantee they shoot better and reacted faster IRL but it’s the thought that counts 😅😬😂

[@ethanwhitehead2085]

@@GLIDGaming Just need to work on the excessive force violations...

[@killerwolf58342]

@@ethanwhitehead2085 no such thing as excessive force on an ass who takes a hospital hostage and threatens innocents lives. Also the guy they executed when he was on the ground deserved it for being dumb enough to try something with guns on him.

[@mateussousa3639]

31:55 I love the he even said "Let me see your hands" to the bot. So satisfying to watch. Amazing.

[@kr3p-03]

For some reason I felt like I was watching some bodycam footage. That type of communication and movement make this type of game look insanely real. Thank you guys for this episode.

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for the comment 👍🏼

[@jojack228]

1.1k likes and 1 comment from Glid himself, gotta get more on here. I agree it was extremely immersive and I love rewatching his videos especially the VR run. Just amazing emersion.

[@MrLandslide84]

Yes! This comment. I was totally amazed. I was getting heart pumping like I was watchin body cam lol

[@whosthatoutcast]

I'm definitely subscribing

[@kr3p-03]

@@phonyashell funny thing , just the other day I was watching a policeman body cam getting shot at on a highway after he stopped someone for a what he called a 'routine check' .. so yea I did got the felling of watching some bodycam material, and not because of the angles or the number of people, but because of their communication and movements. So thank you for stopping by, don't let me keep you busy

[@Loriethalion]

This could almost be used as a case study for tactical training sims, if the ai was realistic you could literally use this game for training sims. Great work, good coms, very entertaining.

[@whoiam06]

If the game allows, alternatively, you could do force on force to push the training even further. Then you don't even have to deal with AI.

[@MrSasukeSusanoo]

I used to do that with the old swat 4, my group of friends would play online, one sub-group would be the possible terrorists placed in strategic places and the other the swat team that needs to clear them up.

[@disunityholychaos7523]

New update for America's army type of game idea they are pushing for as FPs becomes more intense. in the coming years

[@AstriaTVTruthExposed]

Maybe for learning tactics but muscle memory plays a huge part in combat. Nothing beats the physical training

[@kelmirosue3251]

@@AstriaTVTruthExposed That's true, but it does make it easier to get different environments to get an idea of how to do stuff better

[@shome3073]

As somebody who plays siege, I could take SERIOUS notes by how you cleared those rooms, and as a VR player of multiple tactical shooters, same applies to them. It’s interesting to see just how perfect you seven work together, moving like a hive mind to clear room by room, taking down hostile contacts

[@GLIDGaming]

It's the military way 👍🏼 it's the only way. Stay tactical stay alive 👊🏼 appreciate the comment my brother.

[@Tru3FLIGHT]

i dont think siege is comparable lmao

[@aJamBiscuit]

@@Tru3FLIGHT imagine doing all this just to get wallbanged by a random shot

[@vd130]

​@@Tru3FLIGHTYeah definitely not anymore

[@randomasian1830]

siege became an arcade shooter where u can 1 v 5 most of the time. nothing to do with tactics at all anymore tbh.

[@SubjectDelta_00]

Imagine if in the final stages of development, they added an AI similar to that in alien: isolation. It learns your tactics, and uses tactics of its own in real time. It is adaptive and terrifying

[@GLIDGaming]

Interesting 🤔

[@snazzynasty1493]

I was thinking that the whole time watching this. When we get to the point where video game's NPCs evolve from a bot like state to true AI, watching professional soldiers play these games will be beyond immersive and borderline stimulation excercises for them. Great spectator sport for the rest of us untrained wannabes lol.

[@snazzynasty1493]

*simulation

[@SI0AX]

@@snazzynasty1493 Not a shooter, but in the newest Gran Turismo, they used an AI that trained with data from the top players and then successfully beat them but taking better lines, etc.

[@jablanguado7738]

@@snazzynasty1493 AI can already do that if it wanted. The reason you don't see it in FPS is because there's no competition there, a computer merely wins on brute force. It "sees", "responds", and "acts" immediately -- Making our "immediate" look like years. Some cool places to see examples of this is AI being used in Starcraft 2 and Dota 2. A way that some of these tactics would more realistically be applied would look more like these games, where there were limits placed on the computers (to not be able to win against people by brute force) and emphasize the learning (AI in games is used for learning so that it can be applied in the real world) aspect. In both games, the AI's were able to beat grandmasters and top players *AND* develop new optimization and techniques, which helped the best human players learn and improve as well. For Dota 2, you want to look up OpenAI 5, which will show you a 5v5, 5 individual AI's using teamwork to beat a professional human team. For Starcraft 2, you'll want to look up AlphaStar. AlphaStar was preceded by AlphaGo and AlphaZero, which play at grandmaster levels (the highest level) in Chess, Go, and Shogi. These also helped humans to learn and improve their gameplay, if you dig in this rabbit hole, look up "engine moves", which are moves played that people consider non-human, which is why they've been coined "engine moves". I hope you enjoy the rabbit hole :)

[@shorterdanny]

Teamwork makes the dream work…that is how it’s done gentlemen..👍

[@GLIDGaming]

👊🏼

[@dinavillegas1213]

​@@GLIDGaming I subscribe and like this video

[@wherethewatermeetstheshade]

The guy is grown man cringe

[@tanushkunam9731]

bro I never try games like these w/ my friends bc all they'd end up doing in running through w/ lmgs and rpgs

[@pinpuller9397]

all the comms are great , clear and to the point , but . as soon as CHAD rushes i would like to hear the comms and see the end result ..

[@Dubbz883]

The communication is crazier than a pro comp for any fps game. Absolutely insane. Amazing content

[@GLIDGaming]

A pro comp for a fps game is played by untrained gamers. Our guys are professionals in military communication and transferring that into a fps video game is seamless. Appreciate the eyes on and comment Cody, stay safe brother👍🏼

[@minge9]

dude... these dudes actually faced life or death situation in real life 'playing' as a team. Can't believe you compare them to GAMERS lol

[@JosiahGore]

Different communication needs. This is a simulation of high stakes scenarios for which these guys have trained. No shade on being able to call "falling off mid and throwing a fake triple" though. They're still games, pros are pros. Edit: not trying to downplay the skill. Extremely interesting to get this inside look into squad mechanics. Loved it. Thanks!

[@chewtoy1107]

@@GLIDGaming tbf professional gamers are very much trained in whatever they play, for the most part, but yeah, I obviously know what you mean, a very different kind of training from IRL dangerous military/police work training. Plus this is a more sim like FPS approach (though obviously very imperfect esp with AI 😆) - whereas most of the main FPS pro played games like Counter Strike, Valorant, Apex even R6 are much more twitch shooters in comparison to this game and how your squad is playing it here and how those other mainstays in the pro FPS scene are played at that level competitively. IRL type Tactics, Safety, Tightness are much more favored in this setting, whereas sort of sports play tactics, mouse precision, and reaction time etc are more favored in those other games (and they're free to take more risks and make flashy plays).

[@derpyduck5088]

@@minge9 Yet a team of pro gamers could've cleared this entire level in 5 minutes. These guys are good for the simulation approach, but a "GAMER" who knows the AI behavior, spawn tendencies, the layout etc could've solo'd this entire level

[@WraTh239]

13:15 "Body's moving" **Gunshot** "Not anymore" **Chuckle** "Problem solved, brother!"

[@RedfiveClassified]

and this is the only funny comment they made throughout the entire video, they're so locked in

[@lakithasam8131]

They killed a civi right there

[@leopardgecko647]

@@lakithasam8131 it was a bad guy, but he was injured so when he shot him, he broke the Geneva convention

[@jesusnavin5017]

​@@leopardgecko647 oh no, what do we do now

[@anthonylim151]

@@leopardgecko647 womp womp shouldn't have attacked a hospital

[@bramgierkink7485]

"Red corridor body's moving... he's not anymore" that cracked me up💀

[@BenMcKenn]

I'm guessing they wouldn't do it in real life? Just a bit of fun in a video game... hopefully

[@mitchellbrothers6902]

@@BenMcKenn It depends on the ROE and how they're approaching the situation. If the SWAT team's objective is to kill all hostile terrorists, then it wouldn't be that incredulous to shoot a moving enemy. After all, what if he was priming a grenade or pulling a sidearm? You never know in that kind of situation.

[@kelmirosue3251]

@@mitchellbrothers6902 Better to shoot then to delay and ask in that situation is what I'd do. Just to make sure my squad and maybe civilians survive

[@CARLOSGONZALEZ-do5ou]

Was that a war crime?

[@michaellind3653]

@@CARLOSGONZALEZ-do5ouYou do understand that war crimes only happen in conflicts right, not terrorist attacks?

[@Sneaksatacks]

Having seen this game before, I can say that it is extremely brutal and difficult. I goes to show how effective or military/swat tactics are, seeing as they successfully navigated this nightmare without a single casualty. Good job everyone!

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for the comment Jacob 👊🏼👍🏼

[@Yeshayahu.]

I just played it first time yesterday, on nightclub I think, took me hours to finish, and I got injuried, imagine doing that irl.

[@zxdiacvfx4912]

No there were casualties, on the enemy line

[@Hipp0campus]

@@zxdiacvfx4912 "Body is moving" "Not anymore".

[@robertmiller5607]

Picked this game up two days ago and haven’t found it hard. The tactics we use IRL definitely apply to the game but the AI don’t act in the same way people do. Especially when reacting to OC or CS but I can’t knock it too hard because it is a game and what they’ve put in place is the best I’ve seen yet I would love to see some things added. The flash bang is good and all but I want 3 and 9 bangers as well, think like a string of black cats vs an M80( the M80 being the current bang in game) Also does anybody know why the devs don’t allow OC or Tazer to be used while running the shield or why the lights on the shield can’t be turned on for use or strobe? Those would be nice to have as well.

[@youraveragechaosspacemarin752]

I love how adamant they are with their gun safety,not once daring to point their weapons at one-another

[@jasongale3773]

But their crosshair placement is horrible if it were irl. Looking at a general space rather than specific angles, corners, or doorways where people could actually come from. After watching so much irl body camera footage as a hobby it kinda was off putting.

[@derpnerpwerp]

@@jasongale3773 I think a common issue in FPS games is lateral movement in unfamiliar spaces. In real life you have peripheral vision to avoid obstacles while focusing your gaze in a direction you aren't looking, in a game its often easier to look straight to avoid running into obstacles and also to move faster.

[@jamesj7072]

@@jasongale3773 Because it's easier to see in game if ur crosshair is pointed down and that is the difference between game and real life

[@asdfgidji879]

@@jasongale3773 as others said its sadly still a video game, games arent just like real life maybe with VR

[@leevanf1070]

@@jasongale3773 body cam footage and the game are both inaccurate representations of IRL since they are fixed and subject to that limitation that only the audience can see. It is really the viewpoint of the camera or the games HUD. Real life is different in that there are more variables we dont see, such as movement of the weapon and eyes, head independently (which we have no control of in game). So in real life, they would be using peripheral vision and lateral awareness to see everything else while focused on the target area, but in this game, periphery doesn't work so they need to "move the gun/crosshair down" to see making us think they are aren' t pointing properly.

[@Fullsiz30ffroad]

US Army disabled combat vet ( truck was blown up on my 2nd back to back tour in 07) nobody has said it so I will. There is a damn fine reason why they instill the mindset of "slow is smooth and smooth is fast" in training. Muscle memory makes the whole task easier because when your muscles already know the drills you need, your mind is more readily free to communicate and focus. Excellent game play, Id 100% clear rooms with you guys in real life anytime, although I don't think my spine can take it anymore (couldn't walk, then wheelchair, crutches, and had to relearn to walk right with therapy).

[@GLIDGaming]

Fucking great comment 👍

[@CampanaProductions1]

God bless you, thank you for your service. Much respect to you and all veterans and active duty members of the armed forces.

[@kylebutler1101]

Thank you for your service. God bless you.

[@speedyyy5181]

Prayin for ya brother. Jesus loves you so much. Thank you for your service.

[@grantharriman284]

The biggest thing I notice is that there is a whole set of terms for each different action. There is a leader shot calling what needs to happen, and everyone else is communicating concise information to that leader. Every stage is stop, plan, execute, set security, and make a new plan for the next stage, but it happens so fast and efficient there is very little break, but when they need a break, such as to set a wedge in a door, the whole team stops to enable it. Pure efficiency. This feels like what a group of gamers would look like if they had a pause and plan option door kickers style between each stage. That's honestly scary levels of efficiency.

[@GLIDGaming]

Fantastic comment 👊🏼

[@diaboliklord]

Rainbow six on n64 had this lvl on planning, like wait for team a to breach this door, in order for team b to push. it was awesome.

[@LutraLovegood]

That would take a lot of training.

[@KamranVFX]

the communication between Glid and Dango made me want to be a part of this so much. With solid leaders and encouragement makes you feel so safe

[@GLIDGaming]

👊🏼

[@deniz1603]

gay..

[@skellaberry]

@@deniz1603 fellas, is it gay to feel safe around good, supportive leaders?

[@deniz1603]

@@skellaberry kinda yes

[@Calmhurricane]

@@deniz1603Noted: My leaders should make me feel unsafe 👍

[@covenantfreak]

Bravo! I could feel the tension when things became stretched a bit thin in complex and dynamic situations. As well as the comparison of individuals during these moments. You really get to see the difference in prior experience, training, and their personal nature. Stuff you only see when a team runs tight together.

[@GLIDGaming]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheHappyBrochacho]

As a Marine vet, seeing proper room clears and spot on comms gave me a chubby. Great content guys

[@GLIDGaming]

😆👌 Great comment, thank you my brother 👊🏼

[@mattbenluke]

Marines are a different breed. Please don’t kill me, give trump a haircut instead

[@Cinematic_Gaming]

Another great run form the GLID gang, always a pleasure working with you guys...Hope you all enjoy my take on their action, this was a good one!

[@GLIDGaming]

Great edit and great channel you have yourself goin on, looking forward to much more future ventures 👍🏼

[@FLAMDANGOoriginal]

Great work Jakes. Really cool b roll of the hospital in the intro

[@jay_wats_]

Incredible job🫡

[@herrikudo]

Bro you slayed this. EXCELLENT work.

[@GLIDGaming]

@@herrikudo he knows what he is doing. I agree great job !!

[@DefinitelyNot-DM]

I don't know why the communication of soldiers or marines always fascinates me, Man that's why i admire such people.

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you brother

[@victheplayer]

discipline is what u liking

[@minazuki_nano]

You guys made this one look so easy. I can't even count the number of times me and my mates got blindsided and taken out by some straggers on this map. Nice one!

[@knownasgen]

mate it's not that hard. aim and shoot. go play csgo or mw2 search and destroy and your aim will get better.

[@chiimotosuwa8423]

Straggers sounds like a new slur lol

[@queefinatorgaming]

@@knownasgen bro said cod is a good way to improve your aim 😂

[@amistrophy]

​@@knownasgen 🤓

[@phantom16518]

@@queefinatorgaming It is though, the fast paced gameplay actually helps

[@faismasterx]

As a solo queue gamer in tactical shooters, it was an enviable pleasure to watch this level of teamwork and coordination.

[@GLIDGaming]

Much appreciated it's what we do on this channel 👊🏻

[@NicoLas-xy3ew]

reminds me of the time we did a 15 minute mission on the hospital map "barricaded suspects" and we literally lived, all of us, and we were 3. Correct positioning and correct weaponry can change the game quite a lot

[@GLIDGaming]

It's all comms

[@AlphaNiner-yk8kh]

“Red corridor’s body’s moving.” *violently rectifies situation* “He’s not anymore.” Ngl, I laughed at that too

[@Gunnar001]

Meh. Basically dead checking guys kinda misses the point of RoN being a police SWAT simulator. It ain’t Iraq. I find it far more challenging following police ROEs and attempting to save lives as intended rather than just blasting and executing suspects like every generic military shooter. That’s easy.

[@vindicator05]

"GnaheheHEHEHehe"😈

[@astroblaze_]

13:12 for anyone else looking

[@kakashi1090]

18:00 -21:00 is probably some of the most intense and impressive gameplay I've seen in these games. The team managed the initial push, the guys holding up in that room, and the guys that tried to flank really well. I've watched it at least 3 times now and I still can't keep up with everything that is going on. Really well done!

[@sailadun6603]

And when the man said F@#! You That was hilarious

[@1Korand]

That flash he had to throw was scary He almost got shot

[@1Korand]

Oh snap and then he did get shot.

[@jianxiongRaven]

Ya man . We need Picute in Picure overlay. And A map off the game beside the vid to keep us viewers updated.

[@Redman147]

Proper communication, movement, weapon handling with high and low cover. Just immaculate. I've been watching this game recently and I hope they make more maps that are meant for large numbers of operators. Split clearing would be something nice to watch.

[@GLIDGaming]

Nice one 👊🏼

[@KazumaKiryu69]

It's there so much different when the veterans play this game with the gamers playing it. Good coms, best positioning to move, great choice making, and have the good knowledge at the site. They know what must they do when seeing a door. Limiting the movement of enemy, good job man.

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you brother 👍🏼

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

should be no surprise. I'd bet on a vet based gaming team every time.

[@KazumaKiryu69]

@@chitterlingsrtasty do you know about one guy clip at battlefield vid who doing immersion about a good coms in his team and he doing it alone and the others member laughing at him. I hate his team members so much when he doing it seriously with simulation about his coms with his commander. And they laugh mocking him and become a show. So when i found Glid vid and they do immersion with all the team members i feeling it too. And I'm happy can watching it.

[@117Ender]

@@KazumaKiryu69 its cause for vets, you practiced this in real life. so you understand why everything is important, its someones life at risk, yours or your battles. in a game, theres respawn, or save scumming, so the pressure is off, you can goof around with it, im sure vets playing for fun, wouldnt mock but they might just go guns blazing, cause its a game, which is why you can do that. im sure alot of vets would love to play games like this like a squad/team, cause while its not as action packed, you feel part of a team working together. so im all for it. hell you can get ppl who arent vets, to learn how to do said drills, from practice, granted, with a game the controlls are gonna be finicky but you can find ppl who would be interested and start groups doing it so, hell might give birth to a new game genre, that isnt all about k/d but tactics/movement/comms and etc...

[@Tacoooou]

@@KazumaKiryu69 stonemountain64

[@dagochen]

i love how much they communicate. to make it more like a real video game experience there should be at least one guy from russia (not speaking any other language) and a french (able to speak english, but refusing)

[@armyaj]

take the ping hit and go NA hahahaha

[@jamesdo3086]

The "be advised, flashing, blue blue blue" at 16:20 was honestly my favorite moment of the whole video because it showed the care taken to ensure the operators don't shoot each other coming out of different rooms on reflex

[@GLIDGaming]

Appreciate the comment

[@AssassinIronMan]

That was actually 16:11

[@4nthr4x]

First video of this channel in my recommandations, I can't say I've ever seen a more clean and skillful piece of CQB gameplay. My humble thanks to you guys in particular, for your service, and anyone in this line of work around the world. Definitely will be checking more vids.

[@GLIDGaming]

Welcome aboard!

[@Sanity_In]

This is some interesting work. They've turned an unpredictable and chaotic situation into controlled variables and it feels more like a surgical procedure than it does a gunfight, especially in combination with all the tools and tactics being used. In essence, it feels like they could do this over and over perfectly regardless of which variables change.

[@robertmiller5607]

That my friend is the point of training and drills. I’d love to play with them, being SOT I could fall in pretty easily we use some different terminology but the base fundamentals are the same. I love this video

[@bend6292]

You should do more smaller, easier custom solo maps, you’re easily the best ready or not content creator and some solo clears would be cool

[@GLIDGaming]

Appreciate that Ben and yes will do brother !

[@ScientificEndevourOfTheMind]

"red corridor, bodys movin" *POP* "he's not anymore"😂😂😂 Edit: thanks for 1k likes!!!❤❤❤

[@EvostarSC]

In real life wouldn't they just yell at them to hold still and move in to apprehend?

[@ScientificEndevourOfTheMind]

@@EvostarSC not in merica

[@phuocpham6387]

@@EvostarSC you get minus points for the map, "unauthorized use of force"

[@soulsarehereforeternity]

Whattime phrase did that happen?

[@alexbechtel]

13:14 @@soulsarehereforeternity

[@Chyrosran22]

Though I'm not police or military or anything of the sort I can really appreciate the team work and especially the super tight comms. I'm a first response squad leader which is obviously nothing like this but I'm well aware of how important - and difficult - good comm work is, and how big the difference it makes when your team is experienced or not. Very interesting and educational to watch!

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for your great comment 👊🏻🔥

[@awhatsname]

Me over here sweating that these lads were about to try to clear an MRI room. Remember first responders: QUENCH THE MAGNENT FIRST

[@Allison-kq2ti]

I was having the same thoughts 😅

[@DarthG33k]

@@Allison-kq2ti Ditto...

[@quintrat]

At least you could be certain that nobody in that room was armed. For long.

[@ChrisMartinez-ve8vn]

Why do I keep seeing comments the moment they happen in video😭

[@Azael51]

This was incredible to watch, the communication and thoroughness of your operation is unreal. Funnily enough around the 13 minute mark, I remembered a Korean special force soldier doing the same thing on Modern Warfare with every enemy he came into contact with by shooting them in the head to make sure they were dead.

[@GLIDGaming]

👊🏼

[@-Alam0]

Gotta double tap, who knows if the target is riding high on days supply of meth just to win the gulag and respawn for the clutch.

[@gamefreak2016]

There’s something so satisfying about hearing good communication, incredible teamwork and professionalism.

[@killerkitsune]

The whole interaction with the terrorist at 9:32 was hilarious, you yelling at him to get down and not move, the bad guy pulling out a sidearm and the subsequent double tap to the head and you calling him a pos 😂😂 great video, i can tell a lot of work was put in to it

[@quintrat]

Nicely done, lads. Just 2 comments from the civilian end of things: Flashbangs in hospitals are a dangerous gamble, because there are oxygen cylinders and oxygen lines *everywhere*. They go boom quite spectacularly. Also a reason why you should consider carefully what weapons to use, bc those walls contain the gas mains - if you're really unlucky, they also have nitrous running right next to them, and that combo makes for a world of pain. (Very, very short pain, tho.) Second, flashbangs can kill kids - who are likely present in a hospital. Stay safe.

[@robertelmore3616]

Suppressors are really solid safety devices for scenarios with flammable chemicals like that.

[@quintrat]

@@robertelmore3616 you have to have seen a fire in the presence of oxygen. Even a subsonic round can damage a valve or a tank - by itself not a big deal, until somebody throws a flashbang into an oxygen enriched atmosphere (or sets something on fire by other means). THAT is when you land in the deep end. And by deep end I mean burn ward. If you're lucky.

[@racheljennings1688]

And then there are the scanners

[@quintrat]

@@racheljennings1688ahh, the unforeseen consequences and intrinsic possibilities for unexpected situational comedy of a 1.5 Tesla magnetic field...

[@jenbooob]

I'd love to see a video with an explanation on a lot of the terms, callouts, and so on used in these kinds of scenarios by your team. It would make a lot of situations a lot easier to follow for people, plus it could let other players adopt those tactics into their own playstyle for these games.

[@mikfhan]

Wedge = self-explained :P peek/swing door = small/full door open, threshold = opening for others to cover or "plug", tango/suspect = armed badguy, contact = attacking enemy, stack = queue (by a doorway most often), and a bunch more I'm sure :P there's usually different variants (some call it "slicing the pie" when peeking a door for instance) but mean same thing. "TOC" is tactical operations centre if I recall from SWAT 4 and entry team is the SWAT element, EMT is medical personnel moving in as "trailers" after location is secured.

[@leggie6092]

@@mikfhan Could you help me out with the term at 17:04 and 17:12 (the "I need a tap(?)" and "tap tap")? I couldn't figure out what it meant with a Google search.

[@HH-bi8dt]

@@leggie6092 IRL when stacking on the door, it’s common to tap each other to silently indicate readiness to enter the breach. When GLID says “I need a tap” I think he’s saying that he needs confirmation that he has a 2-man behind him ready to enter, and saying “tap tap” out loud takes the place of the silent tap because you obviously can’t feel that in a video game

[@leggie6092]

@@HH-bi8dt Thank you!

[@shishenliart]

Peek = Move the door slightly and begin to "pie" the door (i.e. move in an arcing motion to gradually gain more information on the other side of the threshold. Stack = Line up by a threshold to "flow" (move in) through clearing sectors of responsibilities. Point = Lead/front of stack Plug = Secure and hold an area of responsibility Holes = Any openings or thresholds Tap/Squeeze (Depends on SOP) = A tap on shoulder or a squeeze giving positive feedback to point. Originates from rear. Last Man = Literally the last man holding rear security usually. T-Junction = How a corridor is laid out, like a T-Section of a road. Center Fed = A door opening "feeding" into a center of a room. Corner Fed = A door situated on a corner of a room. Deep = Farther out into the room. Tango = Hostile (Tango is phonetic for Target.) Exfil = Exfiltration (To get out of an area) Flashing = A signal "blue" (friendly) is about to exit and for his teammates not to flag him or shoot him. You can also call out "friendlies coming out" Contact Front = Communication where you are taking fire or seeing hostile. On Me = Command signaling you're taking point or you need more guns at your sector of fire Stairs = More difficult to maintain security, one guy will usually hold security for the opposite/non-direction of travel. One thing I noticed is they weren't calling out deadspace, which are essentially spaces that furnitures/objects obstruct your vision. Think under a table or behind a couch.

[@UnknownOps]

The map felt so claustrophobic, even from watching it, it’s like the environment was already forcing you into a gunfight, one in which it will make you hold your breath to the suspense.

[@Keeper_91]

Thank all you men and women that served our country I really appreciate everything you all have done and sacrificed for us! I never served but I’m a medically retired correctional officer with some related training and I recognize this crew had ALOT of training and had a lot of SHTF scenarios thrown at them for fluid situations! Loved the constant comms between each member and that each member covered their area of responsibility while watching the next man’s 6. Enjoyed the video and you got a new Sub!

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for the comment 👊🏻

[@MalkuthSephira]

This is honestly so excellent. I'm not someone who's intimately familiar with how this sort of thing works in real life but even from my perspective of significant interest but unquestionably limited knowledge, it's impossible to watch this without recognizing genuine professionals at work. A lot of people who know far more than I ever will have said more than I ever could in other comments, but it still really feels like something I want to contribute a voice to, even if what I can say with it might not be especially profound. I genuinely cannot imagine what it would be like to maintain this degree of discipline and courage even in a tense video game, let alone when actual lives are on the line. It isn't new to me to be amazed by this, I've watched similar content, but... I dunno. Again, I can't quite get at something very essential with just words, but I think my biggest takeaway in the end is just... immense respect, which I expected going in, but that doesn't diminish it in any way. I don't know. Honestly, from my perspective, even just the ability to suppress the freeze response in a situation like this feels almost magical. Knowing that it's not, though, that it's absolutely possible for human beings in a mundane world to reach a point like this through hard work, dedication, communication, and so many other things I struggle to put into words... ... Yeah, respect really is the only word for it, even if that one word is still wildly insufficient. Thank you for making this, and thank you for being the sort of people who are both able and willing to risk everything to accomplish similar terrifying but necessary things in reality. As a civilian, all I can do is appreciate it, on a deeper level than I can really get across just through language (and I'm literally a writer). I'm not typically fond of calling people heroic because I think I conceptualize "heroism" in a very different way than a lot of people do, but choosing to go through so much and to wager quite literally everything like this IRL ought to be heroic by anybody's definitions, mine included.

[@GLIDGaming]

Appreciate the excellent comment, thank you.

[@christophersalazar7197]

Really awesome to see guys like this just wanting to welcome anyone to the genre, such a good outlet Especially for those who don’t have many friends to play with

[@kosmickitten_au4550]

this was so smooth to watch, professionals working like this is amazing to see. A lot of training and dedication and trust with this team.

[@GLIDGaming]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@madeofcastiron]

the way you guys move and communicate is so organised and effective. got me so immersed that i forgot that i’m watching a game. it genuinely feels like i’m watching body cam footage. y’all are proof that teamwork makes the dream work.

[@Neo101ai]

Ever since the OG game S.W.A.T 4 made by Sierra Entertainment, I have always wanted to play a game like this with a team of pro, tactical players. Very beautiful.

[@r.agerealm]

This gives us a whole new experience about the game, but yeah when it comes down to the real field. NO GAMES. SO COOL to be in their POV! SALUTE SIR!

[@shaydesofblue2281]

As a Marine Vet, this is how I was trained from MARSOC. Good times.

[@GLIDGaming]

Nice one brother 👊🏼, Royal Marine Commandos do lots of work with Marsoc.

[@steveharveysmustache3988]

Man this was like a movie. The communication and actions are so clean and concise. I wish I could find more players in tactical shooters that really tried to play like this instead of just running in and getting gunned down

[@Zigthrill]

That's because these guys have real military experience in urban warfare.

[@GLIDGaming]

Appreciate your comment 🔥👍🏼

[@steveharveysmustache3988]

@@Zigthrill it’s almost like the title of the video says exactly that 🤯

[@lonelyandstonely]

This is what the internet was made for; a nice wholesome community of gaming military (ex)personnel

[@GLIDGaming]

Agreed and thank you brother 💪

[@sxsoutcast7651]

Man, that was TEAMWORK. My wife and I really enjoyed this episode. Thanks for the video. Keep-em coming.

[@GLIDGaming]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Jcoxy2k10]

This is EXACTLY what the developers & makers of these games expect from gamers. This is how it’s meant to be played. Awesome video guys! Top draw. Just wish I can find people like minded to enjoy on team sessions, cuz most people are utter numpties and don’t work as a team properly.

[@GLIDGaming]

Couldn't agree more!

[@MauiBread]

Because most people aren't sweaty/tactical nerds and are just trying to chillax after their 9 to 5.

[@benns9673]

​​@@MauiBreadMaybe don't play the ultra-hardcore realistic FPS then, their are plenty of FPS made to chill.

[@MauiBread]

@@benns9673 It's a video game bro you taking it too serious, also "hardcore" is really exposing yourself, not a hard game. Don't need to be a tac nerd to git gud.

[@benns9673]

@@MauiBread oh I don't play ready or not but it's clearly one of the hardest raid/ops simulator, and it's just weird to call people wanting to play it seriously "sweaty nerds" when they literally just buy it to play a realistic game

[@xcoffeweebox1506]

it’s actually mind boggling to the fact that they are so greatly communicative, me in this type of situation would freak out 😭😭

[@Other-AllOfTheAbove]

I find their performance commendable. Highly ordered and clear communication. Good angle coverage, careful decision making and decent reflexes. This is a scary team. That being said, many mistakes were made and the map offers too many angles that are unable to be properly covered. I don't see this team surviving against fellow professionals or even against amateurs that are creative with their hiding spots. It just goes to say how incredibly hard and risky this profession is given the advantage of holding the position in such a convoluted space.

[@Rat_Fบcker]

it's goes to show why swat is such a dangerous job the absolute disanvantage they have to go through when this kind of situation come up mad respect for anyone in this line lf work

[@MrDorfGangster]

Thats exactly that bcuz u are ALWAYS in the bad spot, since your enemies had a lot of time to hide and prepare and build traps etc etc...@@Rat_Fบcker

[@benh.92]

This is practically a training video, it’s phenomenal!

[@GLIDGaming]

👍

[@mad6048]

Gotta love the Brits. The amount of positive feedback, the pat on the shoulder type of thing. Love it. Don't get me wrong, you all are doing a great job, especially with the limits this game has. You all are communicating, owning up to mistakes and whatnot, yet keep going like it's no tomorrow. Brilliant video guys, just brilliant. 😁

[@GLIDGaming]

Fantastic comment and we appreciate it 👊🏼

[@mad6048]

@@GLIDGaming 👊

[@GLIDGaming]

👊🏼❤️

[@Iganatius94]

It's crazy real tactical guys are hanging out and gaming with just normal gamers, massive respect for the jobs you guys do, I just started playing Ready or Not and it got me thinking that actual people are built to do this stuff in real life. I wouldn't last 2 seconds. Huge respect and thank you

[@fknchino]

9:40 The way Glid shot him one more time after he was down had me wowed, that execution shot😆

[@Robin-yk6vf]

dead checking cause he might still get back up or reach for a gun irl

[@fknchino]

@@Robin-yk6vf I'm not that dumb I know😭

[@MasterFancyPants]

We doin warcrimes now.

[@Tman2bard]

@@Robin-yk6vf at that point he wouldn't be able to get back up, and in game you'd try and cuff them.

[@maj.stevencaldwell3522]

@@Tman2bard he got one chance, he wasted it, they wasted him. Only fair. As I see it, for terrorists being able to see a proper trial is a privilege.

[@kumararup188]

The best edited GLiD video yet, hands down. The op was really smooth n solid. Those unison flows around corners in third person just gave me goosebumps

[@GLIDGaming]

Thx brother 👍🏻 Jakes from cinematic gaming experience did the editing..

[@underlicounorthstar732]

Girls: ugh its just a game... Boys: Bravo-Six, Going Dark.

[@empressofmadness]

nah we like it too!

[@cyannegenus5197]

I promise you there is many girls watching this as I am one myself

[@cheeseoh]

​@@cyannegenus5197girl it's just a joke. Grow up

[@Milkisu_u]

@@cheeseoh that comment wasn't even an attack XD

[@skawalker35]

I'm just a civilian who owns a few guns for personal and home defense. I do ok on a range. This was amazing to watch. So many angles. So much to consider. Muzzle awareness is so huge. So much teamwork. You guys having done this in the real world, I could feel the pressure. Could this game be used a training tool?

[@GLIDGaming]

Appreciate the comment, yes games are great training tools to drill in communication discipline and teamwork..

[@geekofsteal]

There's also quite a few vr games and mods nowadays that can give you a huge dose of simulation experience that can help you figure out what weaknesses you may have in your room clearing. There are some people who look to airsoft for a simulation experience, and that's not bad, but it's just so much more accessible and dare I say cheap to buy a vr headset and download a bunch of cqb games.

[@viciousclam2417]

I'd love an OPFOR pov for stuff like this. Curious to see what it looks like to be on the receiving end of a room-clear

[@Crizzly122]

>Chilling >Hear a door open >Turn to look >Flashbang goes off in my face >Shot 7 times in the chest

[@xcurlyfry2140]

I'm genuinely wanting to see a recreation of this IRL but with Airsoft guns. I feel like watching you guys work as a team IRL would make a hell of a good video to watch!

[@l1m317]

I’ve been playing RoN on my own channel and this has inspired me to start playing the game as it was really intended to - tactically. While I’ve honed reaction times, predicting flanking, character models and animations, etc., I think that’s gameplay more typical of other FPS titles and takes away from the core gameplay of RoN. While I do believe every person should play the game however they want, I think it sucks a lot of depth out of the game, with me relying on a “blitzkrieg” tactic. Just bum rush enemies before they realize your there, clutch flash if necessary, and just wipe them out before they have a chance to react. While riding that learning curve has been fun, it’s made the game a lot more one-dimensional. And it’s likely one of the reasons I fail so much on Brisa Cove, whose AI essentially investigate every noise they hear. I also have yet to explore the extensive arsenal at my disposal, the most tactical I’ll go is door wedging to avoid flanking. I do have a team that I typically play with, but honestly we could use more work communicating, because we typically do run and gun operations which end in civilian casualties and friendly fire. It also takes away from how terrifying the game was when I first started. Because I was not nearly as good at the more mechanical aspects of the game, missions were more planned out and strategized, and the slow pace made turning every corner ridiculously thrilling. And the thing is, the way the game is set up, even if you become an absolute god at RoN FPS, you can still choose to switch to a more slow-paced tactical gameplay without feeling like the game becomes too easy or too slow. And now that I have pretty much all the map layouts memorized (at least for the vanilla game), planning will become that much more in-depth. There are so many approaches to how you can play the game that it pretty much fits any play style without too much difference in difficulty. This map in particular I have gotten really good at clearing out solo - and have a pretty good heuristic for dealing with each of the floors. But watching this video made me realize that there is still so much more I can experience even in this map alone, and now it seems like a completely new game.

[@GLIDGaming]

Great comment 👍🏼

[@blitzkrieg459]

Worked private armed security at a several big hospitals in my area. Majority of us were military and myself was former law enforcement. To quickly and effectively clear a hospital with multiple people, and different avenues of approach is no easy feat. We had a few encounters and shootings at our hospital, we always had law enforcement there too as off duty security so the response was quick. Big city hospitals always had police there also training for things like this. The hospitals i worried about things like this happening were small isolated hospitals that had only 5 cops in the whole area.

[@GLIDGaming]

Great comment 👍🏽

[@buckplug2423]

care to share about some of these shootings? any happen on your shift? what was the threat and how did you guys deal with it?

[@blitzkrieg459]

@@buckplug2423 one situation was where some random guy showed up and just started shooting at a back door with a handgun to try to gain entry. Basically contained the shooter and kept him from entering the hospital. He surrendered to police without incident luckily but we never even found out why he did that. He had no connection that we knew of to any patients or staff, probably just had mental health issues or was under the effects of alcohol or drugs. I was lucky not to have anything super crazy happened when I was on shift, but a lot of stuff we dealt with was people trying to gain unauthorized entry to places like labor and delivery, pharmacy etc. We had a woman that was known to law-enforcement and our Security, try to gain entry into labor and delivery and act like she was there to see family, but her intentions they were obviously no good. Were are a busy er and will have to lock down whenever there are gunshot victims and shooters haven’t been caught yet. One time I had to deal a guy who just shot and killed his wife and tried to check in the hospital so the police couldn’t arrest him or so he thought. Of course this was a very busy er that was a level two trauma so all kinds of crazy stuff happened. I ended up leaving and getting a job in EMS but still kinda miss doing that kind of job.

[@blitzkrieg459]

@@buckplug2423 we got lucky most of the time and law enforcement handled it quickly. One night some mentally ill person took a handgun and just started firing into a side door. I don’t know if he knew someone that worked there or what, but we contained the situation and luckily the shooter gave up when confronted. We got a lot of disgruntled employees who make threats, and a lot of mentally disturbed individuals will try to enter labor and delivery, etc. someone’s we get people trying to sneak on the helipad when a helicopter is landing. Always something keeping you busy.

[@jdtscintilla4805]

for the record i am not military, so i can't really truly appreciate how clean this is, but from an outsiders perspective whos always had an interest in the military, i find this incredible interesting and satisfying to watch the coordination is immaculate and i love it, i only wish me and my friends could pull this level of coordination off

[@berengerchristy6256]

this is probably one of the best visualizations of how actual infantry would clear a building that us regular people can see. pretty cool insight

[@jdtscintilla4805]

@@berengerchristy6256 on that we agree

[@ChiefUso]

This was so dope to watch. Man I would love to play with people like this any time! The communication between everyone was so clean, nobody yelling, nobody talking over anyone. Everyone gave and followed orders, just awesome to watch. Definitely gained a new follower from me! Salute and respect! 🫡🫡

[@GLIDGaming]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@creb1729]

the perfect movement but most importantly the perfect communication skills this team has. truly a glorious thing to watch

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you Creb

[@GRKMotorsportTeam]

As a former military member and squad leader(infantry),you guys fckin awesome mate,i'm having so much fun watching you all.

[@GLIDGaming]

Love your comment my brother 👊🏼❤️

[@redshift_j29]

This is really neat and satisfying to watch. Doesn't feel like they're larping, more like they're playing the game extremely carefully and with a lot of thought.

[@GLIDGaming]

We are actual military guys we don't larp that crap is for untrained civvy KZbinrs. Appreciate the comment and eyes on 👊🏼

[@Nartnod]

It’s be real interesting to see ready or not allow the players to control the hostiles in the building. I think that’ll make the breachers’ experience even more realistic and challenging.

[@Jesuschrist-r4p]

they're taking the game seriously, you're awesome, i guess this how marines do their job in real life, the conversations, the actions, the tactics, all incredible

[@Ryguy72bh-Nayr]

the coordination is AMAZING!!! i love how your practically having someone ALWAYS talking.

[@E33Tpro]

This is the best teamwork I've seen you guys do so far, damn that was a privilege to witness! 👏👏👏

[@herrikudo]

Mate. This might be your best video yet. Intro was fire. Camera work and editing was tight and movie quality professional. Music cues on point. Communication was clear and gave the perfect amount of immersive anxiety. And one HELL of a cluster fuck map. CLEAN my brother. Fuck my heart is still pounding writing this lol great work to everyone involved! You guys show us all how its done as both pros going down range and content creators on the home front!

[@GLIDGaming]

My brother 👊🏼

[@brianBorni]

@@GLIDGaming How do you do the camera takes?? Does it haves a replay system?

[@Element9846]

9 year Navy vet, the only training I ever got in RL was clearing a pier of possible security breach (I was a diesel mechanic but apart of the security response team, so that duty was not a primarily trained job for me). Comparatively, what a lucky guy I was! The complexities of clearing a building of this size is impressive in a game...but my god it's unreal in real life. Thats what excellent training will do, and thats what teamwork and camaraderie will get you. We all work together to achieve a similar goal...but my upmost respect goes out to those with boots on the ground and danger all around. This is an excellent video. ...now, if only I could find players similar to you guys on this game. This video makes Ready or Not shine like a diamond! Unfortunately, when you join with randoms it looks a lot more like "Not Ready" than "Ready or Not" 😂 I subscribed. EXCELLENT content.

[@GLIDGaming]

Thank you for the great comment Phil. Join our discord and get yourself into Jtf vigil Lima team. Contact gruntcomm or reach out to me and I can point you. Once validated and you had some basic pointers from the guys you can run ops with us on yt videos.

[@Element9846]

@@GLIDGaming ah, that would be awesome. Thanks for the invite!

[@DieterBrune1960]

you all are amazing. I get tense just watching you. It's like watching Seal Team (tv show i watch), but a whole lot better. As far as gaming goes (I've never been in a war), I wish i could team up with people like you. I really cant comment beyond that because the other comment by those that know a lot more than myself, has said it already. Perfect!

[@457dragon]

communication, inner talks, THIS is what I wish I had, DEFINITELY gonna be joinin the discord this is a community I'd love to game with!!

[@aga3852]

I usually really dislike sweaty gameplay but damn, the cinematic feel and execution was fun to watch. Even had my toes curling.

[@GLIDGaming]

You calling military guys sweaty ? Lol

[@aga3852]

@@GLIDGaming ??? No? Sweaty gameplay mainly referring to the game type (for example, Valorant can be highly unenjoyable to a casual player, especially to one not well in-tuned with fps or is playing by themselves) and game style (Comms heavy, one shot one kill meaning if you die you have to wait a long time to retry since there are no respawns etc). Ready or Not falls into that category. I can only enjoy watching it, and that is honestly with my friends playing it, or KZbinrs who fool around trying to be serious (but they aren't). That is how I see it at least. Again though, this video was one of the ways I can enjoy these kinds of games. Pretty funny content.

[@GLIDGaming]

Roger that

[@AssassinIronMan]

@@GLIDGamingSweaty 🥵

[@MAGA_Randy_Marsh]

I know. Made my balls tingle a lil too 😅

[@spudly98]

Wow, I'm reading the comments and i have to say, you have a really great community here, and its quite obviously fostered by the way you engage with your people and the epic gameplay you guys produce. Love it!

[@GLIDGaming]

Welcome aboard!

[@benji_san]

this video just exposed me for the soft cupcake I truly am, I had to remind myself its a video game, my heart was racing 😂😂what an absolute masterpiece, well done to everyone involved, you guys definitely deserve millions of subscribers keep going!

[@mikfhan]

It's that unspoken cohesion, widening and tightening formation sometimes without even a word spoken. Muzzle discipline, front man not standing up unless others behind are clear, sticking to the walls. When a team has worked together for a long time. Real or simulated. Good stuff. SWAT 4 Raven Shield vibes :P Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.

[@GLIDGaming]

Great comment 👊🏼

[@leviolson]

Seamless Signals, Flawless Victories. As a former "comms" expert, this was really enjoyable to watch! Great teamwork, and truly wonderful communication!

[@GLIDGaming]

Glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate the comment bro 👊🏼

[@Mez254]

This has just hit my "recommended" section, not disappointed. Solid coms and teamwork. Constant intensity. Great job lads 💪👏

[@GLIDGaming]

Welcome aboard!

[@CeriTsujimura]

It's really something else having near total situational awareness the entire time with essentially no errors, not to mention the genuinely impressive coordination to put the cherry on top

[@cortopti8876]

As a civil, never being involved in any military program I am shockingly impressed and amazed. I love this video and actually learnt a lot of things ! I'll watch more !

[@jakeb.7997]

The ONLY way they could make these games better is having open mike or….have it sound like radio chatter whenever you talk on mike. Radio chatter is one of my favorite things and seeing actual military members communicating using military terms with that radio sound is just….it’s the best

[@rektl2036]

I didn’t know rubber wedges played such a huge role in this. 😮 amazing how much safety it can provide better than locking doors

[@Lonewolfpack]

As a Canadian Armed Forces reserve medic and a tactical paramedic. It is satisfying to see this to see proper tactics, although saddened to see not so much on the medical side

[@GLIDGaming]

Agree proper medical tactics need to be implemented in tactical games I agree 👍🏽

[@robertmiller5607]

Check out Arma3 there’s some in-depth mods to make medical about as real as it can get for a PC game I still play with some guys that run a server with those mods.

[@ghostsamavids]

I love the teamwork and coordination you get with Ready or Not, it really makes the team's skills apparent! Love the content keep it up guys!

[@GLIDGaming]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jamisonbrown4720]

Would love to see an AAR with the group for when the mission is over to help people learn both what went wrong and what went right, as well as things that could be improved on or things that people want to try out. Other than that, awesome work

[@Crazbombs205]

First time stumbling upon this, showed 3 of. My buddies you gain 4 subscribers this morning, looking forward to checking out your other videos man, love the coms, y’all work really good together very few mistakes. Really enjoyed watching this guys thank you for your service🙏🏽❤️

[@GLIDGaming]

Welcome aboard!

[@Crazbombs205]

@@GLIDGaming thank you sir 🙏🏽

[@ashparker9955]

Bro this was like so educational. amazing to actually see it from 3rd person, and to see how strategic they all move and communicate. Such an amazing skill to have.

[@GLIDGaming]

It all boils down to discipline and trust in each other !!