World At War's Biggest Mistake

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[redeye]

Well, Stalin WAS from Georgia after all.

[JAB]

Bet someone in Activision studios was tasked in looking up the coordinates of Moscow and screwed up on Google Maps 🤣

[Jexxinisa]

Well this is a weird way to troll the game

[worldbiggestfan]

0:01 the tanks seen in Moscow are t34 85 tanks which is anachronistic for 1941 since they were not produced until 1944

[squeletoon]

Ahh, I remember these missions with Yodelin' Yokel, Goofy Goose and Crazy Cowboy, they definitely weren't very Russian but they had quite the beards.

[Rakhons]

I guess that's why the Russian characters are speaking English. It was set in Alabama after all.

[troypowers]

Well, they did use a modern aircraft carrier in the CG.

[SSS-AAA]

it really looks more like an inside joke rather than a mistake, which would be funny as shit if true.

[shadowtrooper]

Thats like US saying they have their own St.Petersburg in their land. 😂

[redaug]

>most "historically accurate" call of duty

[ivanivanovic]

Thanks for the chuckle, made my already good day even better :P

[anthonyriego]

Despite that and other innacuraccies, World At War is still is loved by history enjoyers all around.

[worldburnerbreadman]

The real battle for Berlin was the battle for Bass pro shop

[iicustodianlaw]

Bet Uncle Ruckus is the Stalin for Moscow, Alabama

[LennyCvijanovic]

Not the RDR2 house building theme! 😂😂😂

[Randomly_Browsing]

Frosty1 covered it along many other inaccuracy

[ultraelite]

Well Biggest Mistake in World at War is King Tiger in Stalingrad in mission Vendetta (1942)

[Baratako]

I mean, to be fair, those special forces are 10x better than today's russian forces

[DominikLajs]

Also some gun innaccuracies, shall we ?

Type 100 is a pretty common gun used by the Imperial Japanese soldiersin the campaign. In fact, there were only around 9000 units, so it couldn’t have been so much of them used.

[ByakurenEnjoyer]

There is no way this wasn't intentional and that noone noticed it until now, I hope that guy still works at 3arc