Take Call of Duty 5 as an example. First of all, the Germans shouted tactical language. In the game, you can see Germans fighting you while shouting, not just Germans. At that time, no matter which country was at war, the shouts of the Japanese were divided into two types. One is the same tactical language as the Germans, and the other is "Long live the charge". The voice we heard was "the receiver is on the boat!" Slogan, translated into Chinese, means "Long live the emperor", and then you are accused of suicide, which is also true in reality. As for the scream you mentioned, the author just wants you to know that the feeling of hitting a German devil is different from that of hitting a Japanese devil, and the sound is different. What's more, the Pacific you mentioned is a very good TV series, which fully embodies the cruelty and ruthlessness of war. The harder it is to shout, the more real it is _