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Little Resistance

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Little Resistance
Game
Call of Duty: World at War
Character
Private Miller
Team
Marine Raiders
Weapons
M1 Garand bayonet (8+88), M1911 (8+72), 4 frag grenades, 4 Smoke grenades
Place
Peleliu Island, Palau
Objective
Push through Japanese lines to reach a Japanese airfield, and help friendly tanks get into it.
Enemies
Japanese Imperial Army
Multiplayer map
Cliffside
"What the hell went wrong? There wasn't supposed to be ANY RESISTANCE!"
— Unknown Marine


Little Resistance is the second level of Call of Duty: World at War. In this mission, the player starts out on a landing craft making its way to Peleliu Island's beach, but the craft gets stuck on coral and they become vulnerable to enemy fire, which they were not expecting. As a soldier looks over the craft to see what happened, he gets shot in the head. Then a massive explosion destroys the boat and everyone is sent into the water. Miller is saved by Sergeant Sullivan, and he orders the player to radio in a rocket strike on the enemy lines. When he does this, he proceeds onto the island. After a flamethrower wipes out a machine gun turret, the player goes through a small trench and is faced with a large Japanese trench and machine gun nest. The player proceeds through the trench, and goes up a ladder and kills the turret gunners. The player must now call in two rocket strikes on Japanese tanks to clear the way for an American tank and some more soldiers. After all that action, the player witnesses the death of his squad leader, Sergeant Sullivan.

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[edit] Transcript

[edit] Opening Cutscene

  • Cpl Roebuck: Years after the raid on Makin, we're heading up an all out assault on Peleliu Island... No POW's to rescue this time... Our mission: Take the airfield and cripple their supply network.
  • Cpl Roebuck: Alongside familiar faces, fresh-faced recruits, the older guys like Miller, Sergeant Sullivan and myself, we're known as "the Old Breed". "Old"... We're not even out of our twenties.

[edit] Gameplay

Roebuck: There they go...

Roebuck: Bastards aren't gonna know what hit 'em.

Sullivan: Navy's been bombing the hell out of this island for two days straight.

Sullivan: Miller! We hit any resistance on the beach, you get that radio and call for immediate missle support!

Private: Don't think twice.

Sullivan: Roebuck, I want you up the beach and at the treeline ASAP. You're on the point as we move the inland.

Roebuck: Got it.


US Marine: What the hell!?

Polonsky: Whas that one of ours?

To be continued.....

[edit] Gameplay Tips

  • If you want the Ray Gun, after you call in the first rocket strike after you get onto the beach, instead of going over the logs, jump in the first puddle on the right. Then jump out of it and go into the second puddle, moving left. Then go into the crater, still moving left, and finally go into the big puddle on the far left. Stay in there and look at the tree line, the ground will start to shake,you will hear strange music, a deep voice starts speaking in Japanese and four statues will pop up. Go to one and hold the action button ("Square" on PS3, "X" on the XBOX 360 and "F" on PC). You will pick up a ray gun with full ammo. The four statues hold an unlimited amount of ray guns.
  • There are hidden Type 99s at the tree line you ordered the scripted rocket strike at. Look throughout the foxholes and craters and you will come across four Type 99's enough to give full ammo to finish the entire mission with.
  • Before you go into the trench near the big turret, go south a little and there will be a smaller trench with a M1897 Trenchgun, making navigating the trenches easier.
  • If you want to charge, tilt your mouse so that you are looking at the ground. This will cause your character to look down, thereby reducing the amount of headshots by the enemy.
  • After the trenches but before the main bunker, you should come across what looks like an open field with a Japanese sniper climbing a tree. if you fire an MG or a grenade into the grass around the tree (or even call in a barrage at the tree), you will kill some if not all of the 6 hidden Japanese banzai chargers, thereby getting you the Snake in the Grass achievement/trophy and also conserving ammo.
  • Keep in mind that you are given an infinite amount of rocket strikes to use at your leisure during this mission. Use this to your advantage on higher difficulty levels to clear out enemy positions quickly and without exposing yourself to too much enemy fire.
  • This is considered the easiest mission to get the Kamikaze trophy/achievement. The reason being that using the Garand with the bayonet attachment counts as a knife (be warned that its against most players nature to not fire the Garand due to habit.) The rocket barrages do NOT count against the trophy/achievement allowing you to just spam them the entire mission.
  • If you are REALLY stuck on this mission, don't forget that you can call rocket strikes at any time.

[edit] Trivia

  • The medic on the beach has red crosses on him to identify him. In the Pacific Theater medics had no symbols, Japanese soldiers shot medics, and says he's a rifleman. Medics carried pistols and had the rank of Pharmacist Mate instead of Private or Corporal.
  • In the cutscene between Semper Fi and Little Risistance, in the Battle of Midway sequence it shows modern day warships instead of WWII era warships. There is a same mistake in the Blowtorch & Corkscrew cutscene where it shows modern day warships in the invasion fleet.
The modern ships in the Battle of Midway sequence of the cutscene.
  • Some say that if you get the ray gun and reverse the whispering voice, the voice says "future warfare". Possibly meaning that Call of Duty 7 will be in Vietnam or just reffering to the Modern Warfare games. There is no evidence for this.
  • When assaulting the final MG nest, there is a tunnel to the left that leads right into the building. Inside, a wounded Japanese soldier sitting on the ground kills himself with a grenade. This happened in real life, as Japanese soldiers would rather die than be captured.
  • There are only 8 people on your LVT, but on the LVT to your right, there are 12, and when that blows up only about 3 people are seen getting blasted away. Your LVT also lacks a rear ramp door which can be seen on the other LVTs.
  • If you are looking for another possible way to get the "Weapons of Mass Destruction" achievement/trophy, you could try calling in a rocket strike where you first get attacked by banzai chargers on this level in the grass, which may or may not also give you the achievement Snake in the Grass.
  • This is the only level that Polonsky and Sullivan appear in the same level. It is also the first level with Polonsky.
  • After you get off the beach, you will see a bunch of Japanese half-dead, go to the right of them and there will be a long row of planks, step between them, and you will explode.
  • Survive a banzai attack (which are commonplace in this level) to get the achievement/trophy 'Close Shave'. In order to survive one, right when you notice your screen goes blue, push your melee button and you should stab the banzai in the neck. If you hit melee right when you see the banzai, more then likely you'll get stabbed.
  • The Japanese soldiers crawling after the first rocket strike have no legs.
  • In Nazi Zombies, the Ray Gun does much more damage, even enough to blow arms and legs off. However in this mission the Ray Gun doesn't mutilate at all, probably because the Nazi Zombies are undead soldiers and their bodies have decayed to the point where it is possible to rip limbs off easily.
  • The Ray Gun can be used to destroy the tanks instead of the rocket strike.
  • In the beginning of the level, Pvt Koopman leans out of the front of the boat and is sniped in the head. Also, the driver of the boat on the left side is sniped as well.
  • Sullivan starts off the mission with a M1 Thompson submachine gun but after he saves you, he tells you to call in missile support while holding a M1897 Trenchgun.
  • If you look at Pvt Koopman when he gets shot in the head right before the boat sinks, you can see his brain and skull.
  • This is one of the easiest levels to get the 360 achievement or PS3 trophy, Throw a Six and a Half.
  • This is the only mission that you start off with a bayonet attached to your rifle, and the only time that a M1 Garand w/ bayonet is present outside of multiplayer.
  • Sometimes, there is a Private named Guzzo running up the beach, with a radio on his back, with your task force. In Call of Duty 3, there is also a significant character named PFC. Salvatore Guzzo, who mans a radio, and is with you throughout the American campaign.
  • There is sometimes a character called Pvt. Cook in this level.
  • In the Wii version when the Japanese Soldier stabs Sullivan and is gunned down, aim your gun at him and a glitch will occur making your aim reticule red, indicating the Japanese Soldier is still alive. Which also indicates he is the sole survivor of Japanese NPCs in the game.
  • You can kill the soldier who is going to stab Sullivan if you shoot through the door but he doesn't die until he stabs Sullivan.
  • It is possible to swim in this level. After Sgt. Sullivan pulls you up from out of the water and tells you to call in rockets just go back and you will start to go underwater and swim.
  • In some trailers, Roebuck is wearing a helmet in this level, but he isn't in the actual game.
  • After you get pulled out of the water by Sullivan, to the right there will be a radioman by the name of Pvt. Sprogis taking cover behind a rock. This is probably a reference to Sgt. Sprogis in United Offensive.
  • The beginning of this level is heavily similar to Medal of Honor Frontline where the main character is on a Higgins Boat, a burning fighter passes by, the boat is blown up at the beach in the Normandy Invasion on D-Day, and as the player swims through the water to shore two soldiers are shot through the surface and killed before the main character surfaces.
  • If you get the Ray Gun while on the radio, you can get three weapons instead of two. It replaces your rockets, but this can be beneficial if you are skilled with the gun.
  • Sometimes, there will be a soldier called PVT. Buffaloe. This may be a reference to the Bob Marley song, Buffalo Soldier.  
  • Buffaloe is also a reference to Buffalo Soldiers, which are African- American Soldiers back in World War 2. 
  • If you check Roebuck's name while he is attending to the dying Sullivan, his rank will suddenly change from Cpl. to Sgt., possibly the programmers had to rename the character before the next level started.
  • If you look in the Call of Duty: World at War manual, there is a picture of a pause screen in a mission that is most probably Little Resistance. However on the pause screen the objective 'Interrogate Japanese Officers' is there. This is not an objective in the level, or anywhere else in the game. This aspect of the level was apparently cut before the game's release.
Campaign levels of Call of Duty: World at War
America Semper Fi · Little Resistance · Hard Landing · Burn 'em out · Relentless· Black Cats · Blowtorch & Corkscrew · Breaking Point
Russia Vendetta · Their Land, Their Blood · Blood and Iron · Ring of Steel · Eviction · Heart of the Reich · Downfall
Nazi Zombies Nacht der Untoten · Zombie Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese
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