Would you like to see more when the game comes out? 🤔

@Gibbetoo

Жыл бұрын

maybe you should do collab with FDF?

@onnimannimaki8846

Жыл бұрын

yes

@hijack1453

Жыл бұрын

100%, I could watch this for hours

@StoryTimeSA

Жыл бұрын

Sure, this might turn out to be the kind of labor of love piece of interactive Finnish culture that My Summer Car evolved into. I can see this drawing views.

@Gibbetoo

Жыл бұрын

i meant Finnish Defense Forces.

The characters may be exaggerated but the "training" tasks, pretty damn accurate. Just kidding, I met all of these characters irl too.

@r2dezki

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad I was in the artillery... Never met the "alpha" guy.

@Pyllymysli

Жыл бұрын

In the special cleaning and hygiene unit?

@theravenwizard

Жыл бұрын

Big same energy

@Herraivo

Жыл бұрын

@@r2dezki Strange, he seemed to be based on every fire control guy I ever knew.

@FoxyGuyHere

Жыл бұрын

@@r2dezki Same. Never met alpha guy, but all other kind of guys for sure.

Shooting into your neighbors target by accident? Yeah, that definitely checks out.

@lepakkolaatikko

Жыл бұрын

classic

@makekj502

Жыл бұрын

Have you even served if you haven't done this or this hasn't happened to you xd

@alexius9072

Жыл бұрын

the whole there is 0 holes in this target... and how the perkele is there 19 holes in this other one when you were given 10 bullets :D

Yes, this is very accurate debiction of the army training. The only thing missing from the tent task was some one complaining it was either too hot or cold. This would result into moving the tent about 10 meters or so to either south or north to fix the problem. North for cooler climate, south for warmer.

This actually brings back memories, haha. I bursted in laughter when you were building up that tent maybe third time and let out that frustrated sigh. That's exactly what it is and what it feels like when building it up again and again when some little thing is not right 😂😂

@monni362

Жыл бұрын

Even if it was built right you had to do it again because there wasn't anything else scheduled (yet). But of course they had to be creative to make out all those different reasons. And every time you needed to be faster and faster even if it was getting darker and darker.

This is really accurate how it was when I served last year. Feel like I met all the characters in real life. Also great attention to detail with the funny stutters and pronunciations with the lieutenant. Setting up tents was pretty much same except it was -25C° winter with barely any light as artificial light and fire was forbidden. Just missing the part where Nallukka bangs the wood stove with a piece of firewood in the middle of the fucking night and killing the flame freezing us.

Reminds me about my times in the glorious service of the Finnish defence forces. We were marching towards the shooting range, and suddenly the guy in front of me who was a bit of a point-dexter shouted for the corporal. The sub-officer came running to our side and asked the guy: "Jokiaho, what is the problem?" "Sir corporal, I womited on myself" "Well how did that happen?" "It came from the mouth" -he replied with no further explanation. And we just carried on. I will never forget.

Nönnönnöö is often used as a placeholder name in instructions. "Alokas nönnönnöö" is a legendary character. We had 10+ guys in a room like that. And we cleaned up several times a day, not once a week.

@Megaleka69

Жыл бұрын

Nönnönnöö on 'suomennettu' latinan Nomen nesciosta, eli N.N:stä. Tuo siis tarkoittaa tuntematonta henkilöä.

@anttileivo2065

Жыл бұрын

I think the name comes from N.N. or N.N.N., which are "undefined" initial characters of a person's name.

@kimuvat2461

Жыл бұрын

It used to be Alokas Tötterström, but younlings are so woke nowadays🙄

@wanhapatu

Жыл бұрын

@@kimuvat2461 That must have been a long time ago.

Just in case you missed the "puns" in the names. The female recruit Jortikka would translate as Johnson and has the exact same innuendo and alokas Nallukka would be conscript Teddybear.

Kyllähän tuosta tuli omat inttiajat mieleen. Pikkuisen on otettu taiteellisia vapauksia, mutta on tuo aika uskollinen esikuvalleen. Varmasti kun tulee se valmis peli niin on otettu mukaan paljon muitakin inttikliseitä, joilla saadaan revittyä lisää huumoria.

@SuomiTalbot

Жыл бұрын

Ois hyvä jos pikkasen kääntäisit daville tätä meinaa varmaa kyl ymmärtää suurimman osan mutta ainakin inttikliseitä on vähä random xD

@misikaro

Жыл бұрын

@@SuomiTalbot Yes, that reminded me of my Indian days. Pikkuinen has taken some artistic liberties, but is pretty faithful to his role model. Surely, when the finished game comes out, many other clichés have been included to add more humor.

@nippelinhullutvideot

Жыл бұрын

@@misikaro indian days mitä vittua sää meinaat

@misikaro

Жыл бұрын

@@nippelinhullutvideot google kääntäjä

@nippelinhullutvideot

Жыл бұрын

@@misikaro vittu opettele englantia äläkä käytä google kääntäjää kääntää ihan paskasti kuulostat että osaat mutta sua on lyöty päähän vasaralla 5 kertaa

Aww, there was a Nallukka in our company. He was like physically super weak, he didn't have the strength to even keep the barrel of the rifle up, so all his shots hit the ground between the shooting position and the target. Felt bad for the guy. He didn't give up though, big respect, and he eventually got assigned to office duty, so he got a job where he could be useful, happy ending.

Private Nönnönnöö is a common example name used by the corporals when you first practise greetings and talking to higher-ups, dunno where that got it's origins from. Jumalan selän takana means "in the middle of nowhere", aka a place that god has abandoned.

@Top_One

Жыл бұрын

The origins of it is that in the example texts of how to address higher ups etc, the surname is/was replaced with "NNN", like "Captain, private NNN, may I address you?" So, when they were reading examples out loud, they read the NNN part as "Nönnönnöö."

@ICrashALot

Жыл бұрын

n. n, nor NNN

@Pyllymysli

Жыл бұрын

At least the enemy isn't called "The Yellow State" anymore from what I hear.xD

@holoholopainen1627

Жыл бұрын

Meaning of Jumalan selän takana - IS a Place where They Dont have Christian based " Value " system ! Either - LOCAL People Cant read The Bible - or They havent heard of DVD players !

@juti488

Жыл бұрын

@@Pyllymysli still is

Completely lost it when you started practicing the prone position with your vacuum :D

@davecad

Жыл бұрын

😁😁😁

@Pyllymysli

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't even bad. I think the back leg should have been more in line with his "rifle" if you are going by the book, but as they say in the army, every one shoots the way the shoot the best.

@Nothingbutdust_

Жыл бұрын

I have exactly the same vacuum cleaner 😄

3:10 The "huomio!" is something that anybody in the room is supposed to say whenever a higher ranking officer comes in. The idea is that if one of the soldiers notices higher ranking officer, everybody must have knowledge about it as soon as possible.

You should definitely continue playing this when it comes out, especially the tent building gave you a real feeling of the army. I could see all characters in real life for sure. In the army, running inside was forbidden if I remember correctly, so that is one thing to note. Hurrying everywhere to wait in line was pretty much the motto.

@AkuLaker

Жыл бұрын

In army you wont run inside, instead, you glide. So you basically run, but without noise. xD

Your "tuli seis" sounded 100% Finnish!

The game seems so realistic it's actually scary, very accurate. Even redoing the tent multiple times, happens for real, it's just a way to introduce repetition with some "good" excuse like the entry pointing the wrong way, or the tent being half a meter too close/far from others...

This is so accurate game. Imagine this for whole year almost every day. Its like 90% of cleaning

@holoholopainen1627

Жыл бұрын

Cleaning after You is - One of The Most important lessons - You learn ! This means - If The Army moves to any " shithole " anywhere at Finnish forest - Army Will Make IT - a HOME - in the shortest - time possible !

haha missing the best part, "it's cold in here" "Team! Move this tent 100m to the south!"

The room is certainly too wide and back in my day there were 12 beds in one room.

@peagames2002

Жыл бұрын

I do remember seeing 8 bunk beds at where my brother was getting his training.

@mcmlxxxi2186

Жыл бұрын

@@peagames2002 Two on top each other.

@ruse3436

Жыл бұрын

@@mcmlxxxi2186 almost all rooms have 9-12 beds in normal barracks atleast, personally havent seen a single one with less than 10 tbh

As soon as I heard “day 5 cleaning service” and “siirtymiseen aikaa 10 minuuttia “ I was transported back in time 😂

14:04 Loving the corpse paint😂

Amidst all the meming, this is hilariously accurate

This is 100% accurate. All the personalities, the way they talk, the tasks, the waiting around, the huge hurry and rush. Mostly just huge rush so you can get to wait. And for another task, you have to wait so you can be in a rush. Also your character's name "Nönnönnöö" is a Finnish army inside joke. He is like "private examplovich". When officers or NCOs are trying to teach something to the recruits, they often refer to the example recruit as "recruit Nönnönnöö". Mostly this is, because nobody's actual last name is "Nönnönnöö", so there is no confusion that this is just an example.

For some reason the "default name" for fictional alokas in finnish army is always nönnönnöö :)

@taahaseois.8898

Жыл бұрын

I guess the English equivalent would be NN (no name). Or perhaps something like John Doe.

you speak Finnish with a damn good accent

Maybe you should sometime ask for army stories from your subs and react to the or something similiar or along those lines. I guarantee you it would be a hit. It's a generational experience for Finns, you literally run into all kinds of persons in there, and quite literally some people have absolutely no clue about what they are doing. Since most Finnish males go through this, most of them can relate and will find it funny. I'd wager it might be quite a popular video.

9/10 accurate. Receiving orders is a much louder experience and there is lots of repeating the orders back. Otherwise so real it's spooky.

Finnish army is 100% like that

Thanks Dave for making this video! We're also eagerly waiting for more to come! 😄👍👍

@davecad

Жыл бұрын

Oh cool that you stopped by! As you can see from the comments already, it seems you have made a highly relatable game 😁 Looking forward for the full release! 🫡👍

To be honest, that's pretty accurate. The weird characters you run into, some of them don't have 'all the Moomins in the valley'. By the looks of it the shooting simulator looked quite accurate too. Obviously the language in real life is less like literal Finnish and army has tons of unique terms both official and unofficial. You seem like a fast learner and I doubt you'll have much problems.

This game is too accurate🤣 imagine living like this for a year straight. Best year of my life honestly 🫡

4:25 This is actually pretty accurate representation of the "P-kausi" which is the first 8 weeks of the conscript service. The room and the hallways are maybe 5x bigger than in the reality. You did great work there! The guy next to you was really insane at the shooting range so there should be action available to cease the fire.

Nönnönnöö is also sometimes used by the COs when they want to say something to you but don't know your name, because why would they, they have 200 new recruits coming in every 6 months. Either "alokas Nönnönnöö", or "alokas Te"

Ei kevennetä varustusta palvelusajalla. Ollaan taas jossain ihan pilipalipatterissa. Sipa kerran viikossa. Kokeile 5 kertaa päivässä

The cleaning part is definitely overblown. A corporal or a sergeant ordering a single recruit to clean on all fours would be "simputus"; an abuse of the powers of command. The actual career officers come down like a ton of bricks on that kind of behavior. There are also clear channels for complaints, nobody needs to take that shit. Nallukka is not alone, for many recruits the Kalashnikov variant we hand them is the first weapon they fire in their lives. It doesn't just make a loud bang, it kicks hard enough to leave a bruise if you're not holding it against your shoulder properly, it can be a legitimately scary thing. I personally had an issue at the army range, where the soldiers next to me firing would startle me, and cause me to lose my aim. That sort of thing dissipates with time and training.

@tonikaihola5408

Жыл бұрын

It can be startling if you’ve never shot a gun before but bruises, I very much doubt that 🤔 Even the M4 was much snappier than the RK62.

@appracing

Жыл бұрын

Finnish assault rifle RK62 does not give bruises. Valmet sniper actually hurts if you fail to press that on your shoulder but with RK it doesn't matter what you do.

@Beorninki

Жыл бұрын

@@appracing True. First time I shot with valmet I DONT press that on my shoulder proper way and the rest of the training was quite painful, this time the no pain no gain slogan was true.

@gorauma

Жыл бұрын

I've had the opportunity fire RK-62 multiple times.. It's not the bang or kick that gets me. It's the spring

I think Nallukka shot the last time with all three of he's eyes open :D

"siirrytään hyvässä järjestyksessä", ja porukka kimpoilee ja härvää miten sattuu semmosessa sekapallohärdellissä että oksat pois :). Välitön palaute ja kurinpito toimet.

Villakoira is literally a poodle, but also a word for dust bunny

I live for this video. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. It's hilarious. Especially when you practised the prone position with the vacuum😂 I don't know a lot about the army but I can understand most of the funny aspects of the game. Can't wait for the full release!

"Defenitely not the smartest bunch" is surprisingly accurate thing to say :D Also, siivouspalvelu aka cleaningservice was working every day, atleast back in 2005. And it was called just siivouspalvelu. A lot of accurate stuff tho!

3:03 When the leader enters the room, the one who first notices it, screams "attention" to others so that others in the room will notice the leader.

@ShadowManceri

Жыл бұрын

And even more correct rule is: You are suppose to say attention when the *highest* rank *changes* in the room. Usually this is turned into just one attention when it's bit more casual.

The inside of barracks is pretty accurate. I particularly appreciate the realism on the floor, the windows and the beds (although they are bunk beds usually). But of course in real army there is more cleaning and maintenance service. It's like 30% cleaning, 30% sleeping, 20% standing on formation, 15% loitering, 5% something to do with country defense. So in that sense this game is pretty unrealistic, but I guess they wanted to make this fun and exiting!

Muistan kun alikersantit tai kokelaat "räjäyttivät" huonosti pedatun punkan. I remember when corporals (undersergeants) or officer candidates "detonated" (threw everything on the floor) badly made beds (bunks).

@helmeri

Жыл бұрын

Alikersantti ryömi tupaan kertasingon kanssa ja räjäytti kaikkien päiväpeitoista taitellut pinkat pitkin tupaa. "tupa 3, pinkat kuntoon!"

Cleaning Service ONCE A WEEK?! Minimum once a day. Otherwise this is damn near PTSD-inducingly accurate Long Live Alokas Nönnönnöö

@perkele8806

Жыл бұрын

se on katokku ei näitä nykyajan mosia saa pistää ees siivoon

@cassu6

Жыл бұрын

@@perkele8806 Taitaa olla vaan gameplay syistä. Jos se joka päivä pitäis tehä tossa pelissä nii ei välttämättä kovin moni kauaa jaksais

@perkele8806

Жыл бұрын

@@cassu6 sen pitiki olla hassunhauska vitsi

Tent building was pretty accurate except the part when you and your friends can't find a solid enough ground for kiila or there big rocks below so you simply can't even put it in ground and you have to move the whole tent like 10 cm and try again lol.

@artofstormdancing3319

Жыл бұрын

5min to build a tent with camo net on it. In the dark. Shit it was hard at times, of course sticks to make camo net not look like a net had to be searched again every time... PST AUK II/08 never forget!

@cassu6

Жыл бұрын

Or the ground is so frozen that you hammer the poles on the ground whilst simultaneously fucking up the poles with the hammer :D

One of your best videos so far! I laughed very many times when watching and you really should do more videos on this game👌💂🏻

In the first years of 90's in coastal jaeger brigades first coastal jaeger company it was pretty much like that but we woke up a half an our earlier than real wake up time (real time was 6.00) because there was allways so much "cleaning". And after service (18.00) we cleaned everything again and again until 19.50. Then after about 1,5 months service one day cleaning suddenly stopped at 18.30 and we were allowed to go in canteen. Well I didn't go because I pretty much knew what would happen. We had to register us back in before 20.00. Surprise, surprise those who went suddenly did something "wrong" with their every registering and were send back to the line. Show continued more than half an hour and then it was 20.00 o'clock pm. So everybody who went were "late". So there were hazing called "rättisulkeinen". Well after about two months basic training we were about 60 left from 114 which was in the beginning. Most of those who left to other companies were a-class soldiers but the spirit of whole company was ruined because of a bunch of a-holes propably with very small personal equipment. You should never give stripes to such disturbed persons. Of course there were also some good instructors, hard but correct but about half of them were clearly sissies in their previous life and now they got the power over others first time in their pitiful life. Luckily we got a new brigade commander and for example two sergeant majors from our company were kicked out after some "incidents". I have also heard that some others have met some nasty knocks after service. I would never fight beside such piles of shit. Such types are cowards compensating their weakness and those few who are not are just little sadists which have no loyalty. What is the use of them? Hope they have better psychological tests nowadays.

@jonahmordhaim2705

Жыл бұрын

Kaiken näköinen simputus ja epäasiallinen käytös otetaan nykyään intissä aivan helvetin vakavasti. Omasta mielestä vähän liiankin vakavasti.

Suhakka brought me some memories oh my :D

Realistic, even the throwing of camping equipment after losing nerves on fresh conscripts

Behind gods back (jumalan selän takana) is a sayig meaning in the midle of no where. Pretty common saying in Finland.

The worst part of putting up a tent is missing.

@davecad

Жыл бұрын

What part is that? Sleeping in it and having to stay awake?

@Samthing752

Жыл бұрын

@@davecad Maybe the rock under your sleeping space.

@wembaa

Жыл бұрын

@@davecad the camouflage net aka nave. It's a real pain in the ass.

@Oksakeppi

Жыл бұрын

@@wembaa Nave kuntoon!

@unknownentity8256

Жыл бұрын

@@wembaa I would argue during the winter making the base for the tent in 1.5m of snow iis a fun task on its own, even before the building. Need to cut a lot of spruce branches especially if it's a PJ-tent.

Basically the reason why Suhakka said "Attention" is because if a NCO+ enters the room the first person to see them should get the rest of the team aware of their presence

yea it's pretty "memed" but also very accurate, tent building especially but at least your first time was during the summer and not winter in -30 celcius:D now that i think about it more the characters are also legit people i met during my training lol

it is released now dave!!

Actually accidentally shooting another guys targer on practise was suprisingly common. Another tip, never be the last or first to do anything 😂

@tomitahvanainen1163

Жыл бұрын

The same qualities like good spies, are beneficial. If officers and ncos struggle to remember your name way after the P -phase, you have succeeded. It always pays to imitate wallpaper in silence. 😜

This is such a nice game :D I'm surprised how accurate they have got the feeling with so few things

You definitely should play the full game!

Served in year 2000 pretty damn accurate. You could watch some animations called "paka"

I served 1 year in 2003-2004 and this depiction is extremely accurate, both practically, culturally, and also the difficulty of shooting at a target seems very well realized and your shooting results are realistic for a first timer.

Seems quite accurate to me tbh. We got some blank training before going to the range, but some people were both your neighbor and Nallukka. When it came to setting up the tent we had to move it one meter to a given direction because so far up north it would be too cold or some similar bulllshit. Also one of the over lieutenants was a comedy character with his running pants and manners. So from my experience it's about 96/100 accurate.

This was hilarious. And not that far from the real service. I remember that if the "kipinämikko" (a "spark Mikko"; the person responsible for keeping the tent warm) fell a sleep or forgot to add wood to the stove, we were ordered to move the tent one meter towards south where its warmer.

Way less cursing during my time but pretty accurate. If Nallukka could not hit even once, the officer would have made a hole with a pencil when checking. Really bad results were not allowed so they did not happen. And this is a true story. A lot of crazy stuff happened - a corporal was known to sleep really tight, so while he was sleeping, the bed was carried to the corridor where he woke up in the morning, a bit confused. "Komppaniassa herätys!!!!" RAUK was the worst, as your buddies would be your commanders. The amount of revenge...Damn good times, actually.

Most defnitely play the game when it comes out.

No one speaks like that in Finland, like these characters do. Absolutely no one. Not even in the army.

We just used word "killer" for the villakoira when I was conscript in EDF. :D

They got the archetypes down quite nicely. One thing I'd like to see is all the mishaps and accidents (that usually happened to the same guy(s)).

I'm literally in the army's right now and sure, some things have changed over the year's but a lot is goddamn accurate

This is 100% accurate and realistic.

You are the best Finland speaker

5:39 "That's what you *expletives* deserve!" Dave Cad: "Can I get up now?" Love the possibly unintended double entendre ;). Hilarious game.

Omg this looks so interesting! 😅😅

The Finnish saying "to be behind God´s back" (olla Jumalan selän takana) means something like to be somewhere very far away from everything or other people, for example, to be far away in the woods or in the wilderness where there are no other people or settlement anywhere nearby.

Buying this game when it comes out 😁

This game is PTSD inducing and I'm still in the army 😂

Voice acting is terrible but I like how they use finnish army slang that does not appear in the subtitles. "got bored of being in the army" = "gonahtanut" I do not know about throwing paper balls but using yourself as a mop is common. At the shooting range if someone stops pointing the gun at the target area, he will be shot. We can't stop pointing until we have proved that there is no ammunition in the gun. That guy next to you is a dead man. "Nönnönnöö" = "what-ever-is-your-surname-don't-care". It's common too if nametags are not visible. And you have to fix this video's thumbnail. Tip of your fingers must be two fingers' thickness from the corner of your eye (in Finland).

A Finnish woman (for whom military service is voluntary) probably wouldn't use her wiles like that. But the endless repetition of menial tasks,, maddening mosquitoes, constant hurry and lack of rest are spot on.

Finnish army is a place where is always hurry to go and make a line somewhere and stand there hell of a long time to get something like breakfast or some gear you need.

@otom20

Жыл бұрын

It same during war time...not to make a line and stand but still wait something to happen. That's what I heard from veteran...

Very damn accurate 😁 in the army it is like this especially during the first weeks. The navy was a lot more relexed and casual :)

@hylje86

Жыл бұрын

Navy was a lot more reasonable.

@holoholopainen1627

Жыл бұрын

How Can You compare ? Have You been to both ?

@ilmarisarjakoski7166

Жыл бұрын

@@holoholopainen1627 Everyone has to do the basic training or ”boot camp” in the army and after that you will be assigned to your specific job according to your skills and wishes. I was lucky enough to be assigned to the navy :)

What a throwback😁

Quite accurate game. In guide books in army, where should be someones name, there is NNN, like "recruit NNN should address higher officer...", there comes that "Nönnönnöö"

Nönnönnöö is a legendary figure in the Finnish military. He basically holds all the records in the sporting events, he can shoot 12 bullseyes with 10 bullets, and runs 4750 metres in the Cooper test, but that's because the time ran out.

The first person who notices an officer stepping into the room shouts out for the "attention". Doesn't have to be the "leader", just the first person who sees it.

Currently serving in the Finnish army and while this game is very memed it has some truth to it.

yes. i can quarantee it is 100% authentic. of course it needs fixes and stuff atm but...

Good video 🙂👍

Pretty much accurate, only the graphics were better on this one

Building up that tent in dark and rainy autumn forest in the middle of the night is fun, just believe me..

Exactly how it goes.

whoever made this i bet started seeing *Intti* dreams after the service :D Pretty well made somehow liked when everyone is just rushing outside like it really is specially on first days :D

If you complain about the cold in winter sergeant will say "move the tent 10 metres to south".

This is JUST like 20 years ago in army.

im in the army atm and not even that far away cant lie

Yeah we sure cleaned a lot in the army. Usually twice a day.

Very realistic and fun game!😁👌

In lapland we do sipa aka siivouspalvelu (cleaning) twice a day😅

This is frighteningly accurate. 😬😅

it actually is pretty decent image of finish army :D

@holoholopainen1627

Жыл бұрын

Did You finish Your Army ?

Nönnönnöö comes from N.N. (Nomen nescio) which refers to an unnamed person.

Made by the same bloke as My Summer Car? Similar fiilis.