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The video reviews the value and content of the DLC map packs for "Call of Duty: World War II" in 2021, discussing whether they are worth purchasing. It highlights the high quality of new war maps, zombie levels, and multiplayer maps in the packs but notes their limited usability in multiplayer unless everyone in the game lobby owns them, making the £12 price tag potentially unjustifiable. The advice given is to consider the purchase mainly if one enjoys zombie and war modes.
Additionally, the video touches on updates for "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War" and "Warzone," including events like free access weeks and double XP events. Specific in-game content for "Call of Duty: World War II," such as Major Howard's contract and Quartermaster's baseball bat, is reviewed, with tips for unlocking them.
Throughout the video, the player engages in gameplay, focusing on the "bowl of doom" challenge using the M38 SMG. Despite demonstrating strong strategic efforts and acquiring numerous kills, the player's team ultimately faces a close defeat. The video wraps up with the player thanking the viewers and signing off.
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In this segment of the video, the host discusses whether the DLC map packs for Call of Duty: World War II are worth buying in 2021. He mentions the importance of subscribing to the channel and turning on notifications to not miss any Call of Duty videos. Additionally, updates about Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone are shared, including an upcoming free access week for Black Ops Cold War Zombies and a double XP event. The segment also covers in-game content like Major Howard’s contract for the Totalized II heroic 1911 variant and the Quartermaster’s baseball bat, which requires 30 melee kills and costs 5000 army credits. The host provides tips for unlocking these items before transitioning to the main topic regarding the DLC map packs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the value and content of the DLC packs for “Call of Duty World War II.” They mention that while the DLC packs, which include new war maps, zombie levels, and multiplayer maps, are of high quality, they are often not worth the £12 cost each due to the rarity of being able to play these maps in multiplayer mode. The map packs only become usable if everyone in a game lobby owns them, which is uncommon. The speaker advises that if you enjoy zombies and war modes, the investment may be worthwhile, but otherwise, it might be best to avoid purchasing them. The segment concludes with the speaker diving into gameplay, introducing and setting up the M38 SMG for the “bowl of doom” challenge, describing the attachments and class setup they will be using.
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In this part of the video, the player attempts to achieve some kills using the M38, expressing determination regardless of the outcome. They encounter an enemy briefly and continue to engage in gameplay while aiming to seize and defend a hardpoint. The player also mentions acquiring a flamethrower, indexing a gameplay strategy or objective.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the player expresses surprise at being stunned and strategizes to take a longer route to the next hard point. They mention collecting items and having a flamethrower for support. With 12 kills already, the player encourages teammates to advance. Although their team briefly takes the lead and confirms the location, the game remains close as the opponents start to overtake. The player remains determined to make a comeback.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the player continues to secure kills and compete for a hardpoint in a game. Despite significant efforts, including using powerful weapons and strategies like a “double bubble” for defense, the enemy secures the victory. The player achieves a total of 25 kills using an M4A weapon by the end of the match and concludes the video by thanking the viewers and signing off.