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@FusionShadow54

11 ай бұрын

Haven't watched but I know it's a very relatable video, Mr streamer

@leffheh5892

11 ай бұрын

the game i've spent the most hours on is dota with a crisp 5500h, then tf2 with around 3k and finely rainbow six with 1.1k, tho i havent touch any of those game in a long while, at least 1 year each and siege even longer cos the game went bad sadly :'(

@joshuasanders5287

11 ай бұрын

Terraria is a one of a kind for me, and Overwatch scratches both the moba and the shooter itch. Also I just wanted to say that I recently got ror2 on my Xbox about two weeks ago, and I just managed to complete huntress on monsoon.

@Gabriel_R_Lujan

11 ай бұрын

1.Dark souls 2 with 1400 hours 2.smite with like 8000 3.Destiny 1&2 with I don’t wanna say how many hours

@TheNightshadeThirteen

11 ай бұрын

I need to get Path of Exile immediately. Literally everyone in my family- my mom, dad, and brother- are playing Diablo 4 right now, and I need to be different. Just checked, it's free on Steam, wish me luck!

That story about the router is so similar to my childhood. Our mom would lock our stuff in a safe.

@xixon__

11 ай бұрын

Same. I now know how to pick locks

@Houstonruss

11 ай бұрын

Hah I superglued the cables in

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

@@Houstonruss LMAO you're a madman

@dougdustin2228

11 ай бұрын

My mom tried so many different ways to limit our screen time and everything and I just kept figuring it out so eventually she just kinda gave up. Whatever she did I would just figure out a solution

@oligophrenie5571

11 ай бұрын

my father could lock my internet connection digitally so i had no chance of getting it xD but a friend of mine taught him self with youtube how to hack a router with a linux pc and that actually started his career has cybersecurity in some company

The closest connection I can see between the three games is that they all give you a different experience each time you play, how they give you that experience is what differentiates them.

@bulkyy

10 ай бұрын

Replay value is the most important aspect of games because it's a combination of how all the mechanics excite you

@CheeseBrie

9 ай бұрын

the connection is that they're grindy

@pumpkinpeen5937

9 ай бұрын

@@CheeseBrie How is risk of rain 2 grindy?

@justarandomperson9741

8 ай бұрын

@@pumpkinpeen5937you have to stay on a stage for 5 minutes to get all the loot😡😡

@tunnelhog4727

5 ай бұрын

just overlooking the connection of each of these games want you to play 1000hours to get well versed. the guy is realizing he likes endless gameplay loop/wipe games you can dump thousands of hours into.

also these games have one glaring factor connecting them all, knowledge equals success

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

that's a good point! I definitely enjoy games more these days that constantly reward the player who goes out of their way to learn & improve, rather than artificially placing everyone on an equal playing field

@slimakovamamam

11 ай бұрын

This is answer for Woolie question , skill curve , knowledge , everzthing together run like good oiled machine ...

@zeph6182

11 ай бұрын

I think at one point I could name every loot spawn in Tarkov except for the ones on Labs and Woods off the top of my head, while playing, to a group of my friends. They’ve since reworked loot spawns and added/reworked a lot of maps and I haven’t played since the start of last wipe so that’s no longer the case sadly.

@R3TR0J4N

10 ай бұрын

That dopamine and how meaningful the reward is.

@user-yt7ji1mb3x

9 ай бұрын

​@@Woolietry Hunt Showdown, if you like tarkov than you will like that. It is more emmercive than tarkov. I like it more than Tarkov. There is nothing like it.

The dunking on Bungie PvP was very cathartic, thank you. I've also been enjoying Boneshatter in PoE as a quick standard build, thanks for the build showcase.

@TheJols

11 ай бұрын

Destiny shouldn't of had PVP. I heard the devs didn't want pvp but were forced to add it by execs. Anyways, I don't like Destiny generally now. Wish it had an ARPG seasonal model where you got shit fast and your character wiped. I got so sick of playing the same build and didn't want to grind multiple.

@beegyoshi1685

11 ай бұрын

​@@TheJolswarframe a game very similar to destiny in nature also had pvp and it died so pvp just isn't the stuff these kind of games click with i guess

@TheJols

11 ай бұрын

@@beegyoshi1685 In Destiny you get a lot of the best gear from grinding PVE then you bring that gear into PVP. Actually, that idea is pretty intriguing to me but then of course the PVP is in no way fair.

@ignitedember343

9 ай бұрын

I love destiny and I couldn't agree more the pvp is a fucking shit show

@MiLa-xi6qj

8 ай бұрын

@@TheJols Trials of osiris in the original destiny was so fun though. But I guess only the best players can enjoy it so for the rest pvp seems worthless

What I love about ROR2 is it takes game design back to pure video games for video game's sake. Like a proper arcade game. Shoot monsters, they drop money (because reasons), you spend the money on random chests that are lying around (for reasons), where you might find hooves, feathers or syringes (because reasons) so you can keep up with the scaling difficulty (which exists for reasons) all just see how long you can go (high score) . It's so damn pure and fun. it doesn't need to justify why any of it exists or what the stakes are bla bla. it's what a game should be imo. The replayable rogue-lite nature of the whole thing is just the icing on the cake. (I also happen to have many hours in POE, Warframe, Deep Rock and in Rocket League)

@ConquestM

11 ай бұрын

Ironically ROR2 has really good lore though and everything you said is explained (except why the monsters drop money).

@dani4ever

11 ай бұрын

Exactly this. This is why I love mario games, they're pure game. It's a digital toy with almost no fluff to it. I notice that I gravitate towards this a lot. One example is Tetris. It's the game that takes me into "the zone" the most. RoR2 was love at first experience. No bullshit around it, just a fun game.

@titan1umtitan

11 ай бұрын

@@ConquestMmaybe the suit just converts monster materials to gold as an emergency function for unlocking chests. Idk how it’d work for the non ship-faring operators, but that’s a loose, non specific explanation for it.

@helygg8892

10 ай бұрын

The reason l4d & l4d2 are the best multiplayer games ever made to me. You can pvp if you want and there's no bs ranks or loot or god awful crafting. The coop is built on the simple idea of make it from point a to point b survive at all cost. Loots random each time the flow of the experience changes each time except for some scripted events. Just shooting zombies with your buds and chilling. Unless your on max difficulty then your white knuckling your way through hell 😂

@titan1umtitan

10 ай бұрын

@@helygg8892 I know it’s a completely different genre, but thoughts on minecraft then? More recent java specifically? Multiplayer is easy and imagination is the limit, both have an amazing modding community, etc.

I can't wait for the next Tarkov wipe. It needs it. It's been so long.

@theultimateweeb4276

11 ай бұрын

august here we come :)

@root_test9493

11 ай бұрын

Yeah everyone is waiting

Keep an eye out for Hyper Light Breaker, my friend. I have a feeling it's going to become the next Risk of Rain 2. It's being developed by Heart Machine, so you know it's gonna have the secret sauce that'll make the combat buttery smooth.

@tokyobassist

8 ай бұрын

I loved Hyper Light Drifter but it's sequel and that game V.A. Proxy looks to have that RoR2 vibes. V.A. Proxy is the game where the viral clip of the dude cutting the heatwave from a nuke in half with a sword. It's like if Merc from RoR2 took a bunch of uppers and got his own game.

@theguywhoseinsideyourwalls9153

7 ай бұрын

​@tokyobassist oohhhh that's what's it's called, definitely keeping an eye on that.

@tokyobassist

7 ай бұрын

@@theguywhoseinsideyourwalls9153 It's got an early access version you can play by throwing some money towards their Patreon if you're interested. It's still a WIP but very cool nonetheless.

He truly is a gamer among gamers. Also thanks for reminding of the days when my mom would hide my Gameboy and I would scour around the entire house, trying to find it like a little rat in a maze, only to find it and then have it taken from me again a couple hours later 😂.

I think the thing they have in common is a dedicated developer team who wants the game to succeed so they put more than 1 or 2 years of thier time into it after release.

@queuebe4068

11 ай бұрын

Rip RoR

@westbrick690

11 ай бұрын

Lmao BSG and Nikita hate tarkov

@jiggyjig231

11 ай бұрын

@@westbrick690 no they hate the players get it right.

@hollowsongs3504

11 ай бұрын

RIP RoR2, being sold to gearbox and probably never getting another update. All we can wait for is RoR Returns, but I and many others prefer the 3D game, so seeing it get left in the dust really sucks :/

This was a fantastic video my guy. Very fun to watch, and incredibly nostalgic.

I feel like we have very similar tastes in video games and let me use that to suggest you to try Hunt:Showdown. It's one hell of a gem and it made me drop EFT entirely because of how good it is

@dawskii1736

11 ай бұрын

hunt is mid

@stevenwier1783

11 ай бұрын

@@dawskii1736 i will listen for your breath

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

tons of ppl on my stream keep telling me to play it but - I dunno - just seems kinda... bland... compared to tarkov. like, not only does the "risk" factor seem lower but also the general "wow" factor, too. I may check it out at some point, though

@DrunkGeko

11 ай бұрын

@@Woolie it's not nearly as hardcore as tarkov but it still is a hardcore shooter. Although it has a much better atmosphere and it sure as hell is a SIGNIFICANTLTY better designed game overall Also don't think that the western setting is just for flavour. The slow fireing clunky weapons of the time allow for some incredibly deep gameplay where positioning and strategy counts way more than good aim and reflexes It's just very very good. I haven't enjoyed a shooter so much ever since i was a kid playing cod for my first time and I still feel that way about it after 1000h of playing it

@stevenwier1783

11 ай бұрын

@@Woolie its definitely not a great game to watch but i can tell you one thing that might explain it. I played a match with a buddy of mine that took about 30 minutes. A fire a single shot, hitting someone in the torso but not killing him and he fired two shots, both missing. It was an awesome match in which we both had a ton of fun. The buildup and gameplay around the firefights are what this game is all about, depending on your playstyle of course. Somd people play like its cod.

I played PoE and liked it, but could never figure how not to die. I remember fighting the final story boss at that moment and dying in 1 second. I beat it by entering the arena, casting a spell in the first second, dying and repeating that. Died over 100 times for sure. I'm still gonna try PoE2 and die a bunch in there.

@sapphire--9375

11 ай бұрын

i died a ton on the final boss aswell. It took me a while to figure out to stack rage and adrenaline stacks while investing in a bit of health and armour on the paths to my main skills

@thetruestar6348

11 ай бұрын

It’s very easy not to die once you get the hang of things

@KillahEU

11 ай бұрын

Get more health on the skill tree, get some armor items (and granite flask from the quest) and make sure to have 4links and act 10 kitava is a walk in the park. Getting 1tapped every time you enter means your character must've had absolutely no defense whatsoever and probably a very low health pool. The attack patterns are pretty telegraphed, you'll get the hang of it in a couple of minutes. Sure once you know what you're doing many things become optional at that stage and it's more about getting into red maps asap, but for starters investing more into defense is a good way to learn mechanics and patterns even if your dmg will suffer in the process. The tradeoff is worth it because once you know what to look for you'll never fail again.

@Mantosasto

11 ай бұрын

@@KillahEU I was using a witch or something like that, full blue shield (sorry I don't remember the names). The main problem with the boss (chapter 10 I believe?) was that there were a lot of enemies besides the boss, spawning constantly. It's been some years since I last played. Well, when chapters 6 through 10 came out.

@Talking_Ed

11 ай бұрын

You should try out other ARPGs PoE is not that good anymore sadly

I really wish Woolie would play through Returnal, it's one of my favorites Rogue Likes and is made by an indie studio as well. It's a very interesting and unique experience.

@lukasxss1794

11 ай бұрын

You mean the one he already played and made a review on?

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

I did! Have a vid on it, too: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKqK1tyAYJWcYMo.html

@Dota420

11 ай бұрын

@@Woolie oh shit I totally missed that one! Thanks for replying Woolie I love you Mr. Streamer

Thanks for including my Raider Cyclone footage 😂 Knew it seemed familiar when I saw it

such a good video woolie, I hope this blows up

Great video! Dead Cells definitely changed hack n slash Rogue-likes for me for a long time, and then Hades took that crown.

The things you brought up about POE really explains why Funcom changed the whole system of the skill tree from The Secret World to Secret World Legends, and how it ruined it.

i think the connection is that theres tons of variations on how you play the game each time so its always a different experience

The idea that wooly grew up in the amazing world of gumball house fits a little too well

One of the most relatable gaming videos I've seen. Our Steam library looks nearly identical lol

I'm definitely the opposite type of guy to you. I only have a few games I think I've spent over 500 hours on, and one of them is minecraft so that's not even notable. Also having a decent learning curve is actually important to me. I've tried getting into Tarkov specifically multiple times, but I've never gotten past the feeling of confusion and disappointment that's apparently expected for your first few raids. I do wish there was another game with its level of gun customization tho, and tarkov arenas looked kinda interesting.

Woolie, care you explain that time on Melvor Idle? :P

That bungie call out was great. Felt good to see. Got a big chuckle out of me

Nice to see Woolie has delved into Idle games a fair bit (And a fair lot when it comes to Melvor, which I haven't personally played) And that he's atleast touched on some of the great ones like Realm Grinder, obviously the OG Cookie Clicker, and Clicker Heroes

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

realm grinder is the best "numbers go up haha" imo... too many idle games fail to make the continual prestige grind interesting

@KazLordOfLightWarriors

11 ай бұрын

@@Woolie Exactly why it's one of the best ones. If you haven't seen it already, Antimatter dimensions is also a really good one but it does get grindy at certain points, although that's an issue with most idle games.

I've loved Path of Exile (>4000hrs 😬) and Risk of Rain 2 (>300hrs) over the past decade. I'm currently getting completely lost in Deep Rock Galactic, though. I'm very new to it but it's so fantastic.

@PePe-zj9dy

11 ай бұрын

DRG is hands down the best multiplayer game thanks to one single button. Pressing V makes your character yell 'Rock and Stone!' for dwarven reasons. You found gold? You press V. You found a beautiful view? You press V. You heard another dwarf Rock and Stone? You press V. The game gathers players together around that silly gesture. (You can also drink beer before missions) Rock and Stone!

@aquaticdeer42069

11 ай бұрын

@@PePe-zj9dy Rock and Stone brother!!!

@DavionAngeles

11 ай бұрын

FOR KARL!!!!

@KevinSorbo.

9 ай бұрын

Rock and stone! To the bone!

@fakeaccount6319

9 ай бұрын

@@PePe-zj9dymost basic DRG NPC response

"my friend group and I" believe me i would absolutely love tarkov if there was a single person in MY friend group that was able to commit and be decent at a game. but instead, I'm stuck with: the survivalist: plays subnautica and don't starve exclusively the bronze gamer: plays overwatch and fortnite exclusively the diamond gamer: plays rainbow six and valorant competitively the old fashioned: wont play anything other than half life or roblox for more than 10 minutes the indecisive: wont commit to a single game

League was introduced to me by a friend and since then, I've never been the same

i love the shoreline slander i needed that tonight

Woolie: "atleast there is no MTX in EFT" BSG: "hold my beer"

I SAW THAT WOOLIE!!! I SAW SPIRAL KNIGHTS IN YOUR STEAM LIBRARY!!! First steam game I really got into, got too grindy for me but damn does that bring back some memories

Great stuff as always, been following your channel for a while now, say, what tools did you use for the shots where you zoom in with no UI in first person like at 4:03 and 5:38?, im thinking of making a video on RoR2 and being able to do shots like these would be awesome!.

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

Turn off HUD in settings & use the First Person mod with something like DebugToolkit or Aerolt for God-mode

@DudeMukuro

11 ай бұрын

@@Woolie Awesome, thank you so much woolie!.

Never played Path of Exile, but ROR2 and EFT really make me feel like I'm playing something "different" when I do get around to playing them. Its a shame with the toss and turns Tarkov's been through, but I'm hopeful for its future. Regardless of its state however, anytime you invite your friends to play with you instantly turns it into a blast, regardless of if things go perfectly, or completely wrong during a raid Edit: Forgot to mention another game that's close to entering a similar ranking of the other 2 games, Picked up Star Sector recently after watching a video over it, really sucked me in after a day or 2 of getting used to the game, highly recommend checking it out, a lot of people give away their own CD keys for others to playtest.

ultrakill has singlehandedly ruined EVERY SINGLE SHOOTER FOR ME. everytime i play a shooter i just stop playing it when there isnt a way for me to go zoom zoom at the speed of light

was going to use this video to calm down before going to sleep but ended up playing risk of rain for 3 hours, thanks

OMG my parents used to do the "hiding the router" thing and I also would go sneaking into their room to search for it. Once my mom woke up (or wasn't asleep yet, she has very bad sleep) and just said "put it back" in the calmest, quietest voice ever and that haunted me for the rest of the night, because I knew I was going to get my ass kicked in the morning

oi, woolie, have you tried Noita? i got stuck in this game recently, this is a perfect example of "Curiosity killed a cat". knowing your love to tinker with mechanics in games, i'd recommend it, cuz it has so much mechanics of making a god run(it's roguelike) and so much ways to kill yourself

@quantondev

11 ай бұрын

Then you become a god to be killed by single pixel of purple

@hollowsongs3504

11 ай бұрын

Noita is so fun... after you watch a 2 hour wand building guide lol. Seriously though, Noita is a great game and one that I would suggest to people who can take dying a million times.

I had no clue you played Tarkov, you've got a great taste in games lol.

hearing you talk about the "director" makes me want a gamemode in multiplayer where you can be said director

PoE Boomer here. Accidentally made my first guide in PoE this year (at first just wanting to show my buddies what the build looks like) which spiraled off into a full blown guide haha. Path of Exile is amazing and I can't wait for Exilecon!

my first thought when you mentioned your three most played games was simply "gameplay loop". I have 2000 hours in siege, and the thing that keeps bringing me back is this cycle of "preparation, execution, outcome" using each of those stages as their actual own building block to either learn an error in your strategy or execute a good round. Having played other rogue lites (and a bit of ror2) this was my first impression there as well. You jump in (picking whichever character you think will work best for you) go from room to room and level to level and see how far you can make it based on both your skill and your luck. While also (the neat thing about rogue lites) making a little progress each time, no matter how far you make it. And knowing that thanks to the rng aspect the next run could go completely different. POE is a more direct example of this, since you can progress for hours on end slaying enemies, going through dungeons and constantly getting stronger while also facing slightly stronger enemies as you go on. And with tarkov it's self explanatory. Get gear, use gear to get better gear, wipe and repeat. Once you have a good loop and satisfying gameplay to boot players can be hooked for years, sometimes even without major updates. Although, obviously games that constantly update like tarkov and POE can keep their grip on you for longer. Unless they screw up an update, but shit happens right?

@spirosmakris7142

9 ай бұрын

and now compare how many games succeed in hooking players for years now compared to 2000s . while games are a lot more in number now the quality of the average game compared to back then has dropped substantially

i tried poe a while back cuz my dad suggested it but only played it for a few days before I dropped it but you've inspired me to give it an actual shot. There is a possible chance it could become one of my favorite games idk.

Love the video. Im going to play your 5 most played

7:53 My first POE character was a hierophant build based entirely on holy flame totem for dps and a couple supporting totems, was fun

I kind of wish you talked more about Melvor Idle as I never heard of that game until I saw it in this video. And seriously, we all know how much you love Risk of Rain 2, LOL!

Furi is a big one when it comes to ruining other games for me, it’s such a fantastic combination of bullet hell, melee combat, and fast paced gameplay. A huge factor in it is just that the controls are so tight and your inputs are pretty much instantaneous, with very short animations behind all of your moves. Furi feels so good to play that it’s hard to get into some games because they feel slow paced. Even Elden Ring I couldn’t get into because it felt too slow for me. Furi’s probably the primary reason I main Huntress and Merc in ROR2, their fast-paced playstyles are exactly what I’m looking for in games but simply cannot find.

@WizardyLamp

10 ай бұрын

Furi's pretty awesome. Each boss is tailored to your moveset, all having specific telegraphing and timings, which if you learn of each boss' patterns, you can take advantage of all kinds of little openings to slice, shoot, or charge up attacks. I really enjoy how both the player and the bosses have snappy attack animations, and the way that if they do something, there's a decent chance that you have your own move to counter them with. And the way the game give both sides multiple health bars, adding to this feeling of both sides being a boss battles to eachother. And there's a bunch of other things that I don't really know how to talk about (some other little things like paralleling effects of where you and the bosses having cool glowy effects upon charging moves). But if anyone sees this that hasn't played Furi and is looking for a relatively short (5-10 hours) and challenging game (with a pretty cool primarily synth/darkwave soundtrack), I suggest you go and get and play Furi.

@ThePeanut12300

9 ай бұрын

Based Furi enjoyer

Respect on using the risk of rain soundtrack, you beast.

I tried playing poe many times but couldnt really get it going for me. What Are the guides/ channels you whould recommend for a beginner?

Truly, nothing has compared to the time I stopped a cash transaction in Factory, taking out someone with a couch bag full of Ratchets and Moonshine and Tetris in rigs. Hatchet running Night Factory is something you can't do in any other game.

As a very active destiny 2 player you bungie bit has me laughing so hard 😂😂😂

I am now stuck in a Path of Exile hell hole which I will never escape

When I was a kid, I played league whenever I could. Sadly, the first time I tried to turn on the router again because my dad shut it off so I go to bed, he stomped on my netbook and threw it out the window of the 5th floor. Never did that again and had to play on the even crappier netbook of my mom when he was gone.

I really like this style of content from you, fire video. Edit; if you love the customisation style in POE then i'd recommend. Divinity Original Sin 2, it has you select a 'class' at the start but it's fully customisable even in the creation, the way the abilities work is very similar to POE, just as a CRPG format, story and characters are also great btw. not nearly as chonker as the POE skill tree of course tho.

If you know of any good beginner PoE channels, I'd love to give the game a try. Literally when you brought it up in the video, I tried to find an up to date beginner guide for some kind of minion build, and all of the videos were either pretty old or clearly meant for veterans because of all the skill tree/word vomit that was going on. It's the same reason I dropped the game the first time only 15 or so hours in, I wish there was a more central resource for helping people get over that hump.

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

PoE isn't the kind of game where updates "remove" or "kill" certain playstyles entirely - just reduce their effectiveness. so, chances are, a build that looks interesting to you that is under 2-3years old will still work, in some or all of its capacity. I can't recommend specific beginner channels for minion players but Ghazzy is a well-known minion guy and Zizaran is pretty much "the beginner PoE guy"

Would love to see more PoE content from your perspective.

"there is NOTHING like tarkov out right now" the ghosts of tabor in question:

Your editing style is so damn good. Obligatory MAOW!

Some of the games you spent time on like league and tarkov i would have never guessed as i mainly watch you for risk of rain and crab champions but this is a good video

Woolie we have extremely similar tastes for the most part (RoR2 and PoE are both in my top 5), so I ask, have you tried DayZ in the last few years? It really gives you a feeling like no other game (similar to Tarky), although a lot of times it's slower paced with more time between bursts of action

I saw you with Darza's Dominion. Such a small indie game but one I absolutely love and have followed for years. Mad respect for you

I've never heard of ror2 explained in such a good way. You're an amazing youtuber Mr. Woolie

@God-kx7fe

11 ай бұрын

I almost bought it during steam summer sale but I changed my mind last minute.

@codesymphony

11 ай бұрын

the analogy to chess does not hold though. you take every fight the exact same way. avoid enemy attacks and shoot them.

8:41 Did he just hit us with the Jimmy Mackaroy "If you can dream it, you can do it"?

That stuff you did with your lil brother is me and mine with our nintendos and the wifi cable to our gaming attic

the spin2win build looks funny im sold

i didn't know woolie was into incrementals dang

I’ve only put like an hour into PoE but now I really wanna try putting more time in it. I’ve got to say my top 3 games that ruined other games for me would be ROR2, Divinity Original Sin 2, and BattleBit Remastered(pleasantly surprised by that)

your videos always crack me up man. Have you tried Last Epoch? I got sick of D4 real fast, PoE always looked too crazy to me and all the videos I see make it look too...easy? Is that not the case? I like challenge for sure

@JadonTheEternal

9 ай бұрын

I know this comment is old, but as an avid player of every game you mentioned I figured I'd chime in. PoE is definitely not 'easy', as you get to the top of content there is very difficult bosses and dungeons that require perfect gear, but there is also a lot of farming that can be very easy, but necessary, if you have a good build. Last Epoch is fairly fun, the general complexity lies fairly smack between D3/4 and PoE, and personally I think the game has a solid base built, but when I played it last (a couple months ago) it still doesn't have near the same polish as the other two, nor the same amount of content that PoE offers. I would highly recommend Last Epoch for anyone looking for that nice middle-ground in complexity, as long as you keep in mind it is still in Early Access so it might not have the same amount of content or polish as of yet.

The 3000 hours in Melvor is so relatable tbh

Path of exile: ok you got limitless potential me: okay.. so im gonna do righteous fire again this league for like the 80th time

Any chance for a tarkov video series any time in the future?

should check out Dark and Darker Woolie, Dnd Meets Tarkov in a way? great to run with a couple homies

For me, remnant from the ashes, risk of rain 2, and csgo, I have 7,000 hours collectively between them

Loved this video very entertaining 👌🏼

Just at the start of the video looking at your steam library, I can tell you have good taste

Beyond good and evil still haven’t found a game that given me the same feelings

The reason why I think these games stick out so much is that they were developped with replayability in mind and being one of if not the core concept for them. If the devs know how to make a game not feel like itself after hours of gameplay and make it seem always different thats the game for me too!! They know how to grasp the players attention and how to keep them playing!!

idk if you have a vr headset but if you enjoy Escape From Tarkov I highly recommend you try out Into the Radius, it's like Tarkov mixed with Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl technically it's a horror game but it's not your typical horror game. It's kinda similar to Subnautica in the way that it's not meant to be scary but it ends up being kinda creepy at some parts. If you're not used to scary games and want a good place to start I cannot recommend enough that you play Into the Radius (if you have a vr headset)

I am so happy that you are a good player at tarkov (you know what the W key is) and gave an incredibly good explanation of the game, especially the fact that it sucks, but its also amazing.

I tried jumping head-long into PoE and it did NOT GO WELL for me. I suppose i could give it another shot with your advice in mind.

Never played Tarkov but I agree with the other 2. And speaking of PoE, what are your hopes for ExileCon & PoE2, mr. streamer?

@Woolie

11 ай бұрын

I just want consistent balance changes in PoE1 until 2 arrives... just mix things up as much as possible to satiate our hunger

Realm of the Mad God is another game that ruined other games for me. Being a simple bullet hell rpg with permadeath just makes it insanely fun, except when you grind unique items for HOURS then die to a mere butterfly.

A metric butt-ton is approximately 4.68 shit-load if your using the metric system

A gamer that has put me off basically everything else in the genre is Ultrakill, as that game is the peak of action shooters.

I have 10k hours on steam with 35 games in my library which like 15 of them I never even launched :D That's what I call dedication

I have around 1k hours in Tarkov, absolutely loved playing it with my brother for the last ~3 years. Got to around lvl 40+ for 5 or 6 wipes. The cheater thing just made both of us stop playing. After that video came out we started getting more people blatantly cheating in every game, like voice chatting and calling our ingame names out or speedhacking around. The game's netcode or backend is apparently full of holes and allows for people cheating because of how not secure it is. I hope their anti-RMT measures are at least flattening the curve somewhat. As it stands I can't really play the game anymore because of how you regularly/easily lose sooo much time and progress to cheaters

The risk of rain 2 OST is a perfect backround music.

the bungie bit was the best part hahhaha

Gears of war 1 was the best online shooter experience ive ever had. 4500 hours in csgo

"this story started with Runescape" this story is still continuing with it for me LMAO

Next you should get into Deep Rock Galactic to ruin all other horde shooters for yourself followed by Project Zomboid to ruin all other survival games for yourself.

the marathon/bungie segment is so painfully true

11:05 I've been addicted to D2 PvP for wayyyy too long.

Only other roguelike besides RoR2 that I consistently come back to for more is Nuclear Throne. It’s just so satisfying to destroy everything in that game and like RoR the flow you get into once you get good at it is hard to top.

Yeah I... Here is my History: Pokemon - On & Off since I was 6 Mario Kart 7 - Ages 8 - 12 Fortnite - Ages 13 - 15 COD Cold War - Age 16 Genshin Impact & League of Legends Wild Rift (The shitty version) - Age 17 I am now 18 and... IDK what to do anymore ngl. So many games, but I just can't stick to one. Now its a mix of Terraria with my brother, RoR2 with my friend, and misc gacha games when im bored. ... I miss when it was so simple, when I could just boot up Fortnite and play for hours on end day in and day out and never get bored.

Funny that I discovered and played the first 2 games 4 months ago and I just got your video recommended to me. As for Tarkov I play Hunt showdown instead but these 3 games were the only one I played this year

Ehhhhh Woolie what was that metal banger at the start of the Tarkov section? Thanks

@Woolie

10 ай бұрын

it's from the game :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/fniFp9OhipO6gcY.html

PoE is such a tough game to learn. I just wanna hop onto a game and play mindlessly without much thought of what to build

@Woolie

5 ай бұрын

I have a complete beginner guide coming out on it very soon :) (and it's under 30m long)

you are me! every single thing you said in the first 2 min of the video applies to me. From my parents unplugging the Router all the way to league of Legends. except i chose the PlayStation path.

Melvor Idle was cracked. Played the pre-release to max. Quit just before township dropped. Huge fan. Got me through night shifts for a while.

My man, those are my 3 top games as well with the addition of some Survival games (for building).