Thanks for having me!

@thesadbot

4 жыл бұрын

YourMovieSucksDOTorg you’re welcome

@redbeard3946

3 жыл бұрын

NICE! EXCELLENT, NICE NICE, NICE!

@Yayofangamer16

2 жыл бұрын

YMS? You mean the animal lover*? * The kiddy diddler type!

@NeverSaySandwich1

2 жыл бұрын

@@Yayofangamer16 Don't let him near your dog

@mcoupe69

2 жыл бұрын

Eh.. you were barely a 6/10 at best.. I’d say you were more of a 6 than a 5 at least 😬 Ps: I love you and Ghenry *gay ol two finger salute

wasn’t expecting this, but i’m glad none the less

I love how Adum doesn't use the horse imagery anywhere on his main channel yet it's widely considered to be his brand.

I love Suda51's stuff. Seeing The Silver Case remaster on Steam got me curious just by the screenshots and trailer. The game is one of the most uncanny games I've ever played, and it's not trying to be weird and uncanny on purpose, it's just so happens there are weird things in the game. Good thing he's pretty versatile in game genres. Love to see more from Suda!

Talking about games as an art form, personally I feel the most artistically valid games use the fact that they are games to leverage the story rather than try to emulate movies. Like how the tedium of Pathologic emphasizes the brutality of the games world, or how the basic mechanics of some of the best indie rpgs are directly tied into the story like OFF, Undertale, and Lisa. A lot of western RPGs use the interactivity and length to cover a larger quantity of complex topics in depth, like New Vegas or any of the most well known isometric crpg, this is also something used to add narrative density in immersive sims like deus ex or system shock. There's also the mediums significant advantage with environmental storytelling, like in the the bioshock games or half life games. Basically I'm not saying cinematic games are bad, it's just that they're not really taking advantage of the unique advantages of the medium. Actually going back to suda that's part of why his best games work so well, like killer7s cryptic story would not work anywhere else, and the no more heroes games are basically about the fact that they are video games.

@antimatter3084

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly, I see cinematic games as a bit of a cop out; like if you are going to not use gameplay in order to enhance your story, just make a visual novel instead which allows you to better zero in on a linear or even non-linear story. Uncharted for instance had really great setpieces and action but the gameplay just consisted of holding the stick in a certain direction or mediocre third person shooter segments.

I didn't know you knew YMS! That's super cool, Adam is a really down-to-earth dude. I'm subscribed to both of you because you both have excellent taste and analytical skills. Rock on dude!

Love this alot, good to see you guys talk about Suda and other content!!

The most unlikely anime meet-up, but the one humanity needs

Listening to you, guys. Loving your input on the subject!

Man, i know us sharing Yms streams in your discord lead to fun conversations, but holy shit i never expected you planned this converdation ya maddman

Waaaa waa waa waaaaaaa waa waa waaaaaa waa waa waaaaa waaaaaaaaa

What a crossover, love the both of ya

It was really a nice conversation. It was out of the blue that Ghenry was able to have this talk with Adum, but it’s really fitting. I really enjoy seeing Adum play Suda games on his gaming channel and really have a good time experiencing Suda’s surreal work.

Awesome work, keep it up

Since you briefly touched on it: I think the idea of "Stranding" as a game play genre revolves around the duality of being isolated and working together with other players at once. I remember when I started I accidentally unloaded everything at the first outpost. I figured it would be nicer to just leave it there for someone else to benefit from my stupid mistake. Instead, I came back to the same pile with another player's "no trash" sign right in the middle of it. I cleaned it up and replaced their sign with an encouragement. Best genre. ;D

Although I enjoy looking at the subtext and subtleties about Suda51’s games, I’m 100% with Adam here, I really just enjoy the unique feeling each of his games has. Even though I haven’t played The Silver Case or Killer7, I still loved TSB:NMH because it still had that Suda51 feel to it, more so than his other games I’d say.

@Ghenry

4 жыл бұрын

It's how I first saw the games and obviously not a bad way to love Suda's work.

great director with a great line of work, creepily woke with how some of his NMH commentary is close to real life in Southern California. I always loved the difficulty curve on most of his titles, the original Dark Souls style. Meticulously balanced usually, or purposefully changed to be tough when unexpected. Game Design Wizard.

14 minutes of "yeah it was entertaining."

Cool. Been wanting to hear YMS go more into this stuff outside of his streams.

unexpected, but appreciated

Better crossover than avengers this

Suda51 made SMT: Nocturne but asked to remain anonymous so no one credits him for it

@jonnysac77

4 жыл бұрын

It would be awesome to see him work on an SMT game, the guy would just embody the spirt of the series

@RyutaaKuzunoha

4 жыл бұрын

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne HD *Featuring Travis Touchdown from the No More Heroes Series*

@mr.velasco4919

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyutaaKuzunoha imagine travis instead of dante pursuing you in the 3rd kalpa

Wouldn’t have expected Adam to be a suda fan. Neat

killer 7 is the weirdest game i've ever played I have no idea wtf is going on but what a ride

Expected this

holy shit

what music is that in the background?

@primo.x5607

3 жыл бұрын

the first 6 mins of the video.

@Ghenry

3 жыл бұрын

All of it is from Travis Strikes Again.

yes

Most important talking point is any of suda51's games good?

@Ghenry

4 жыл бұрын

🤔

Adam lives in Vancouver, I hope one day he runs into me with my kill the past t-shirt on.

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

Oh cool, Adam (known Suda fan)

yes. inject all of this. into my veins.

YMS looks like Izumi from Gantz

@MonsieurMaskedMan

3 жыл бұрын

But its a horse anthro

Why doesnt this have more views?

@Bomberfish795

4 жыл бұрын

I know it's been 3 minutes since the video's release, but I can't agree more lol

A welcome surprise

You can definitely stream emulated games on Twitch.

I really think the closest the west has to a video game lead by the identity of the creator are people like Chris Avellone or Tim Kain or even Micheal Kirkbride back when he was with Bethesda. Also I guess you could argue John Romero and John Carmack, those two I think really made Doom classic what it is and you can definitely feel them in the games they made.

I remember getting HAMMERED watching Rise of Skywalker and it turns out YMS and I watched the same camrip so that's an epic gamer moment

Ask Adam about his thoughts on justifying zoophilia and Kero the Wolf

@YMS

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iXis1sqsqpytZ9Y.html

@alexwhite7126

4 жыл бұрын

@@bigbernard7325 wow, YMS saying just because we slaughter animals to eat them, means it's ok to have intercourse with them as well. He even calls people who disagree with this statement hypocrates, give me a break.

@riddlerdiddler1425

4 жыл бұрын

@@YMS O K Doggy diddler

@YMS

4 жыл бұрын

@@alexwhite7126 If you don't believe that people should go to jail for purchasing meat products without eating them, then yes, you are by definition a hypocrite. Go cancel Lady Gaga over her meat dress if you want to virtue signal more.

YMS? You mean the animal lover*? * The kiddy diddler type!

YMS, sucks. Just another hate and vitriol spewer on youtube. Negative click bait channel at its finest.

@raymondbenito1405

4 жыл бұрын

he Never reveals his opinion of the film in the title or even thumbnail. How is that clickbait? He also reviews just as many movies he enjoys as he doesn't enjoy.

@ericfreack

4 жыл бұрын

Daddy Derek is that you?

@breadordecide

4 жыл бұрын

Rando Spoken like a cult member defending their leader. I watched a lot of his videos and then realized its all negative energy. I don’t need that in my life. Think twice about what you consume and why you consume it. What good is it doing your life listening to nothing but anger and negativity? Spend less time tearing down the hard work of others and contribute instead.

@ericfreack

4 жыл бұрын

@@breadordecide what do you think it is you are doing right now if not tearing down the hard work of others instead of contributing?

@redzeppelin6

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericfreack We also have him to thank for putting the Kimba lie to rest.