What if America Never Joined World War I?

The "War to end all wars" was considered a European affair by Americans. Until it finally wasn't. To the US, joining the war was their chance to finally prove themselves as a power. To Europe, it was one last stone that tipped the scales.

What if America never entered?

[wright_]

Crazy how Italy always is choking even in Alternate History

[Nathan-lpiz]

3:27 Should mention that Mexico had been in a civil war for 7 years by then

The Mexican revolution started in 1910, and historians debate whether it ended in 1917 or in 1921, but in either case, they were in no position to do that

[irhinohammer]

The Kaiserreich devs are gonna see those shots fired across their bow and be like 'fuck that guy, I'll show him overlooked.'

[andrewswanepoel]

7:34
"Tens of thousands die for a plot of land not big enough to bury them"
I had to rewind the video to listen to that again. What a line...

[Switzerland_]

0:21 “Russia got so tired of fighting other people it started fighting itself”💀💀💀

[brycenlanager]

"Bulgaria comes out in the best shape"
I don't think those words have ever been spoken before.

[cyronimose]

i misread the title as "what if jamaica never joined ww1" and man was i hyped for 2 seconds

[DR.CONDOM-BREAKER]

What if Teddy Roosevelt turned into a nuclear potato

[petersmythe]

"the small nation of 4.5 million people had mobilized 1.2 million men."

Did they just say "alright, every male aged 15-50 to the front?" That is an absurdly large force.

[chrystales]

I remember googling this years ago, and most of the takes I've seen argued that the Central Powers would've eventually lost anyway due to exhaustion and the US already constantly sending supplies to the Entente, and that the US joining in an official capacity simply accelerated it.

It's interesting that you said they could've inched out a victory, especially since you brought up a lot of points those posts didn't.

[aerlinntavariel]

"WW1 was a loss for every one" - well, Poland considers it a major win. In this alternate timeline, its chances for regaining independence are sigificantly smaller.

[amsalkhan]

U have no idea how important those 24 Brazilian officers where bro. They were game changing 😅

[_Polish]

Europe: Has a family fight (again)
USA and Swizterland: *Share popcorn*

[jacksontaylor]

“The Ottomans get a high five and a participation trophy”
😂

[mauriciopimentel]

Cody you're underestimating the Brazilian War Machine in 1917, we also shot a Dolphin because we thought it was a U-Boat

[KevFrost]

Fun fact: the armistice was signed at 5:45. 2738 people died between then and the "11th hour of 11/11" that the victors decided would be the official end.

[gatorermy]

4:36 : Luigi Cadorna: “doing the thing we have done 473 times before IS THE LAST THING THEY WOULD EXPECT!”

[roguetheoutlander]

What if Germany used dinosaurs in WW2 like in Dino D-Day?




Edit: thanks for the likes and i'm happy that this idea sounds interesting or funny (Dino D-Day is indeed weird game, but in very good way)

[NostalgicGamerRickOShay]

America not intervening in the first war would prevent the second war from ever happening because France and Britain would not be able to ravage Germany to the point of them electing a dictator out of desperation.

[Ryann]

12:21 "Seriously, don't drink this stuff"

DougDoug would like to have a word with you