PUBG MOBILE Power Armor: Handmade from OBSIDIAN?!?

#PUBGM #EVOGROUND #POWERARMOR

We had such a great time playing around with the new power armor mode in PUBG so we felt compelled to make something inspired by the game. In today's episode, we're taking on the challenge of recreating some of the brand new power armor from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds using ancient technology and obsidian. Check it out!

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[domonkoskovats]

Andy: "I guess obsidian is bulletproof"
Minecraft players: *Of course it is*

[greengreen]

i like how my recommended showed me this before i got the notification

[MorriganQueen]

You should put a coat of paint over the holes on the mannequin, so it would be easier to see if there are any new holes

[gabrielkinzel]

Andy: *uses good tools*
Youtube: *wait, that's illegal...*

[ThaFedejp]

This is really fun and you should really use this more relaxed, modern helped projects to do sponsored videos. Even better if it keeps the lights on on HTME!

[SapioiT]

"Let's go back to our irregular scheduled program!" Irregular as it is, it's high quality enjoyable content. Thanks for yet another great video!

[zues]

Man, I'm so proud of this guy. I remember watching his first ever video and finding it admirable that he was doing this despite being an absolute greenhorn, but now he's like a professional!

Love what you're doing, keep it up.

[varengrey]

I heard the words "Power Armor" and expected a 50's aesthetic and radiation.

[aaronmiller]

I love that Andy uses the same music in all of his videos. It stays consistent and reminds me that I'm watching one of his videos

[ГлебСилин-ут]

With bigger caliberes this armor is kind of concerning, the obsidian part especially. If the bullet penetrates all the way trough the armor it might carry literal glass shards with it, along with some bits of ceramic. In the grand scheme of things, you would probably be dead by this point and it would not matter, but if you would get shot to the leg with this kind of armor on... that would be painful. Great video btw, very intereting concept of making compound armor from scratch!!! Carry on!

[SF-likh]

Ulrich Nielsen, The weapons Instructor is back !!, It's pretty "Dark"

[comfortablegrey]

Neat! It looks great for your first hard armor. Maybe llamelar or scale would be another step.

That is an awesome use of the iron era materials. Linothorax composite obsidian-ceramic without the iron might be an effective stone age armor.

[rllinguphill]

Probably one of the cooler things made on this channel. These step outs from the refresh for sponsors are pretty well done and if they help keep the channel going then keep them coming.

[phyose]

Go get your money guys, I'm not a huge fan of this particular video, but YouTubers gotta eat too. Can't wait to see the next video in the restart series.

[joeyhillers]

Let’s be honest. I like the reset stuff, I really do. But this style of video is why I subbed almost 3 years ago. It’s quirky, it’s fun, and it represents something that we could do in theory

[SubjektDelta]

maybe when working with metal... make an anvil first.

[victora.c]

Would be more effective if the armour had some angle in the plates, instead of stop the bullet sinnergy, redirect them, like medieval armors for arrows.

[walkstheman]

I think I'd like to see the occasional modernized video like this, maybe once a month or every few months at the least. I could imagine this kind of armor could be perfected and be a little lighter/stronger, loved this

[SoybeanAK]

With the price of 9mm ammo these days that little test blew the whole project budget 😢

[m_garand]

Keep up the great job, I love all the stuff you make

Edit: love to see you guys make a firearm then test your armor with it