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Road 96 and fire watch I literally couldn’t stop thinking about it for weeks afterwards I even replayed road 96 right after beating it because I couldn’t handle the fact that it was over

I just got into Dwarf Fortress. This hit hard.

I personally don’t agree with the first showcasing of terraria being a wiki game(unless we’re talking about mods, I can understand the pain😢) since it technically has an npc that tells every single recipe in the game as long as you give him an item that is involved in the recipe

35:50 Izaac could try playing Dragon Nest game(but dont play official ones, play fan made plugins that remove p2w features etc0 but even that game sadly has tons of grinding

17:26 BAAAD example fren, Bethesda is terrible at making good main quest and side quests, especially in Borefield

15:26 The thing is, unfortunately there arent many proper rpgs, and anything that has add ons to rpg, like JRPG or MMORPG is instantly NOT a proper rpg, stuff like Fallout 1,2,NV, Vampire Maquerade is proper rpgs and they're still somewhat rare gems in their genres

10:47 FINALLY SOME DRAGON NEST REP! Tis was also probably my first mmo, or maybe DDTank was first. Man even to this day it has its upsides but DAWG, the grind just made me quit it eventually. Then I came back to play, ahem, "unofficial" versions of the game that had less p2w elements, and I did stay for a decent bit but then kinda fell off from the game and duno if I want to come back. The thing is, MMO's feel like an unholy combination of grinding from gacha games and real life work. Alot of times it felt like you only play MMO as a work, which is fine if you were a kid, but as college'uni student or full time worker....yeeee the mmo appeal quickly fell off

3:52 Nah dude WILDIN'. Who even played those old aah mmos 💀

It's fun to see the rise of horror games, esspecially the indie scene. Hopefully games like lethal company is only the start of way more fun indie coop horror games because I love being scared with my friends :)

WOOO NEW GENBEAR VID, DAY IS SAVED

It's good to see you're still posting! I really like your content, I'm hoping to see more in the future! With your production quality, I think you'll soar on this platform.

Another great vid with solid analysis! 🙌 Glad you're back and I hope you can ease back into streaming soon

Holy shit I was literally rewatching your older videos yesterday on a whim, thinking "huh I wonder when the next video is coming out". Mayhaps I am psychic

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THE GOAT'S BACK WITH ANOTHER BANGER 🗣️ 🔥

A key thing about terreria you forgot is how confusing crafting is and god forbid you have everything right but you forgot one resource so it doesnt show up so you try everything else

and its crazy how there are players who remember every, single item, how to craft it, what to do to get it, the chances of a single enemy dropping it, and every single mechanic of the game

I mean like you dont need one for all those games. Except Minecraft is flawed and if I handed a 12 year old the game who has never seen Minecraft before they would take years to finish the game.

4:20 thank Ape 1.6 fixed this. With the new Animal Catalogue now you can buy things even when Marnie is not on the counter.

games back in the day also needed a wiki, in fact, games like final fantasy came together with a guide(or had official guides in magazines you had to buy), but because lots of people played those games trough emulators they never had access to it. So yeah the argument that games only now have wikis is not exactly true at all( tho even people who actually played those old complex games on the original release may also reach to those conclusions because they were 5-6 year olds who probably just did not read the manual of the games at all)

Today is march 17, and since persona 5 royal ends on march 19, im gonna end it on that day. Ive already completed it once but I know that even after the second time, its gonna hit hard

Im 80% done Midnight Club 3 remix and im already sad that the end is near

I am gonna be feeling like this after i finish final fantasy 7 rebirth 😂

Good video😊... My first true MMORPG was (unsurprisingly) RuneScape, what is today "Old School RuneScape". I learned about it tru a classmate at school and I liked it😊 but OH BOY nowadays, RuneScape is too grindy even with all the EXP boost help.😢😢😢.... The magic is not as flashy as in other MMORPGs and I lack that shine😂

You dodged a bullet here

Gacha games aren't free of this bullshit either. I'm looking at you FGO

Elden ring. Can't wait for Shadow Erdtree DLC.

For me, Minecraft was literally unplayable without a wiki before they put teh recipes right in the game itself. It was either that or watch a 100 chapter series by some pedo would-become-stresmer youtuber and memorize all the recipes like the rest of the kids

is this quite a complete list or?

I feel like this idea of "not wanting to miss out on anything" is kinda ruining these experiences for players. Mostly because the people who play these games with extensive use of guides and wikis without thinking for themselves, actually do miss out on something very important; their own journey. A lot of these games like Elden Ring and Dark Souls are not meant to be fully completed, they are meant to be experinced first and foremost.

"SUPERTOASTER!" has played in my head for almost 20 years now

that's not true. corrupt windows install doens't mean lost data. You just need to copy that data off to another drive and try to repair the system or install clean windows

I just beat Elden Ring for the first time and now I'm here. I don't even like Fromsoft games that much. I never beat Outer Wilds because the dose of PMD I felt coming was too big to face. Probably one of my biggest. I may never beat it.

I figured out a fun solution to these games during my first playthrough of terraria: you simply are only allowed to look something up if you know what it's called. For example, when I was playing for the first time I couldn't look up "what is the strongest sword in terraria", but once I knew it was called the Zenith THEN I was allowed to look into it With this ruleset, the wiki becomes less of a place to say "hey wtf am I doing please send help" and more of your own personal research book; the more you discover about the game, the more information you can allow yourself to look up. It was actually really convenient and fun for me; I was slowly gaining an idea of how to progress through the game, but I still had plenty of classic newbie moments (such as going two real-world MONTHS without ever getting a grappling hook, I wish I was kidding) Best of both worlds imo

Geralt and his friends in The Witcher 3, with its expansions, particularly Blood and Wine. Arthur, John, and the gang in Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2. The Last of Us Part 1 (Stopped playing Part 2 the second Joel RIP'd to make room for a shoehorned same sex romance journey so I have no strong feelings towards part 2). Jin Sakai and his friends in Ghost of Tsushima. Kyle Crane in Dying Light (finished 2 but didnt really enjoy it, so never got those same post game feelings i got from the 1st game). The Fallout 3 ending, back before the Broken Steel DLC added onto the story. I was in 6th grade, yep im almost 30 amd still get these feelings). And very very recently, Baldurs Gate 3, and Cyberpunk 2077 with its Phantom Liberty DLC, put me in a weird depressive mindset after finishing them. I have a full time job, a fiance I've been with for 5 years, I get out and hang out with family, friends, etc. I have a life. But nevertheless, finishing these games did absolutely make me depressed. You get so attached to these characters. It's even worse when, with characters like Geralt in TW3, Kyle Crane in Dying Light, perhaps Jin in Ghost of Tsushima, John Marston and Arthur Morgan in RDR, and most likely V in Cyberpunk, you know their story is most likely *OVER* and you won't be seeing them in a new setting with a new story *EVER* again. And if the off chance you do it'll be a *LONG LONG* time from now. I remember RDR 2 and TW3 B&W absolutely messed with me inside after finishing. You finish the game, with Arthur dead, and you resume playing as John, who you know will be dead himself within the next few years. He's enjoying his time with his family, but us old geezers who played the first game in 2010, it's a bitter sweet ending and is absolutely depressing. Or Geralt sitting with his old pal Regis, having a drink and talking about what they will do now. Geralt seeing Yen, Triss, or Ciri at his vinyard and rapping it all up. Going to Kaer Moren and its empty. No Vesimir, no Lambert, or Eskel. All the side quests are done, all the main monsters have been slained... It's crushing for those of us who grew attached to their characters and spent hours upon hours with them. I've finished TW3 and its expansions at least 10 times since 2015. 😂 And every single time i get that feeling of grief when the credits roll, without fail. These feelings are elevated when you realize that you can *never* experience these stories or gameplay for the first time ever again 😔 My girl isnt super big on gaming, *BUT* she can relate to me by having those same exact feelings about the series she watches. She told me she felt depressed when she finishes shows. Especially those that were long running and are officially over, never to have new episodes. I watched The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, and The 100 with her over the years and we both had post show depression after they were over.

Ehh you dont really need a wiki to play minecraft

I would not include Terraria on that list nor Stardew Valley. You don’t need the wiki to beat the game buts it’s helpful in certain areas for obtaining rare items or 100% the game.

bro tried gw2 but not gw1, feelsbad

How did you go through this ENTIRE video without once mentioning Dwarf Fortress?

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Just finished Cyberpunk 2077 with its best ending. Tha game was a part of my childhood, meaning, i was the trailer when I was like 8 when it came out and I distinctly remember watching it with my cousin. Now I'm a sophomore in college and I finally bought the game with my money and finished it (in 4 days) and I feel like shit I had the best ending but I feel so bad I dont know what to do. I love the game but it sucks it sucks so bad

Getting into Vshoujo is arguably much harder than hololive. All of the vshoujo talents are massive well known names in the industry, whereas there are small creators who got into hololive. Bijou (one of the recently debuted EN talents) had less followers than you do now on her previous account. Rather than a traditional vtuber agency, vshoujo is more like a friend group of super popular streamers. all of the new talents they've added were already good friends with the vshoujo girls beforehand. There's nothing wrong with this way of doing it, it's just not feasible to get into vshoujo as small streamer.

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Divinity 2 soundtrack always catches me off guard lol. Real good soundtrack, still need to finish it lmao

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This channel has potential! background music- find some unlicensed music to play in the background softly......... better audio recording/mixing