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Elden Ring is disappointing

Elden Ring is disappointing

Dark Souls is underrated

Dark Souls is underrated

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  • @MiamiMarkYT
    @MiamiMarkYTСағат бұрын

    54:22 bingo. It’s that simple. I don’t agree with a lot of the politics of modern games but I’m not going to cry about it all day. It’s not going to help and it makes perfect sense why games have become more progressive tilted (generally) in recent years. And the hyper reactionary response to progressive leaning media just makes those complaining about it look worse when they combine sources of legitimate criticism, with, let’s call it less than legitimate criticisms, and then share those criticisms valid or otherwise in the most toxic manner possible. I can’t stand watching that lowbrow rage bait content and want nothing to do with it. Really enjoyed the video. Felt mature and level headed which isn’t something to be taken for granted on KZread rn

  • @jollygrapefruit786
    @jollygrapefruit7862 сағат бұрын

    This ain't it chief, sad to realize you're a pedophile, now go back to gooning to cuties

  • @ayamylautrec7065
    @ayamylautrec70652 сағат бұрын

    this whole take is flawed in many levels, I thought was insightful at first

  • @darien9119
    @darien91193 сағат бұрын

    Does anyone know why OP thinks JRPGs are such a separate branch (starting in the late 1980s) that it would be too much to include in one video? Is it that Japan has an amount of content that exceeds or equals the rest of the output of all of the other developers across the globe? Or some other reason?

  • @Whoadayson
    @Whoadayson3 сағат бұрын

    Your failing to mention that this rightward shift of the gaming overton window (and politics in general) is 100% the result of the institutional takeover starting in the 60's after the 'progressives' (ie: violent communists) realized their violent pushes to force their ideology on all of us was failing hard... This resulted in ,10yrs ago, a HEAVY BIAS (while denying the bias) in Media, Academia, Govt and all the other institutions. WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND AND ITS COMING AROUND NOW!!! THEY DID THIS TO THEMSELVES! IF THEY COULD ONLY STAY IN THE REALM OF REALITY AND COMMON SENSE, IT WOULDVE STAYRD THERE!

  • @Whoadayson
    @Whoadayson4 сағат бұрын

    If people from all sides would just do their own research from many sources across the entire spectrum, not juat from their own ususal self affirming 'source'. We also need to put aside our own bias, our own emotions, and stop avoiding others thoughts and biases, but most definately recognizing them and factoring it into what you believe at the end of the day. STOP LETTING OTHERS STEER WHAT YOU BELIEVE!!! All sources have some bias and many have only bias. VALUE COMMON SENSE AND LOGIC in your determinations. Its severly lacking these days, replaced heavily and intentionally at the academic levels so all of you will be good little useful idiot F/T protestors while the Elites that push things that way get rich of your protesting and the narratives they need to exist!

  • @theRisengamer205
    @theRisengamer2054 сағат бұрын

    Thank you for defending the worst writer in video game history your check is in the mail

  • @GHOSTRIDER373737
    @GHOSTRIDER373737Сағат бұрын

    Literally, a gamer rise up comment.

  • @Jinny-Wa
    @Jinny-Wa4 сағат бұрын

    Breath of the Wild didn't invent this type of gliding system nor the stamina, exploring to find treasures. It copied them from Archeage and GW2, both open world MMORPGs. I guess since those games are relatively old and small in comparison the mainstream believes Zelda game invented them while in fact it copied them one to one. But yea, good things should be copied, like WoW did copy the flying mounts from GW2

  • @trentstoute5359
    @trentstoute53595 сағат бұрын

    "So you're an RPG fan, huh? Name every RPG."

  • @DanielSmithsYT
    @DanielSmithsYT6 сағат бұрын

    Wow, you took my entire gaming journey and crystallized it into such an awesome and informative presentation. I can look back nostalgically at so many points in this video and remember where I was and the conversations I was having with friends about the state of gaming. Honestly, the best video I have seen in a long LONG time, thank you so much.

  • @MegaTurtleRider
    @MegaTurtleRider7 сағат бұрын

    Gamers aren't oppressed, but they should be.

  • @arslantursic
    @arslantursic8 сағат бұрын

    Remember people, that it is always a trilogy. See you in like 5 - 7 years.

  • @biglong321
    @biglong3218 сағат бұрын

    This video helped me to see how I become the thing I hated the most. Thank you, I'll try to be a better person now.

  • @tombouie
    @tombouie8 сағат бұрын

    Table-Top Universal RPG Buyer's Quickstart kzread.info/dash/bejne/foursrBmfqm_hJc.html

  • @paragonrobbie9270
    @paragonrobbie92709 сағат бұрын

    The funniest part about 1:52:24 is that when put into context, it is genuinely one of the only times I've heard someone call someone else a cuck and it has legitimate merit.

  • @beerten202
    @beerten2029 сағат бұрын

    And all of this started because 1 employee just had to be mad on twitter

  • @Zardward_Thebard
    @Zardward_Thebard10 сағат бұрын

    The Entire History of JRPGs next please. 😈

  • @DopeLedo
    @DopeLedo10 сағат бұрын

    I just gained to much xp watching this video.

  • @Demonskunk
    @Demonskunk12 сағат бұрын

    …What do you mean there are no ‘skyrim-likes’? Most open-world action RPGs feels like Skyrim-likes in my mind. The Witcher 3 especially seems more similar than not.

  • @kloakovalimonada
    @kloakovalimonada13 сағат бұрын

    I don't purchase anything and still have a blast with the sheer quality that's there in gameplay, soundtrack and graphics, and even some of the fun writing.

  • @andrewsmith2403
    @andrewsmith240313 сағат бұрын

    Banner saga was an absolute banger

  • @TallTapper
    @TallTapper13 сағат бұрын

    this is the part with the car

  • @eplus341
    @eplus34115 сағат бұрын

    I like to think the origins of modern RPGs were heavily influenced by Choose-Your-Own-Adventure books.

  • @Nick-qy3hu
    @Nick-qy3hu15 сағат бұрын

    I'm sure the first RPG was probably text based... It might have been a "#!/bin/sh" script. 🙂

  • @aveatdj
    @aveatdj16 сағат бұрын

    WOW AMAZING VIDEO! i tought i knew about RPG lol, but i know now! thank you bro!

  • @WonOneWun
    @WonOneWun16 сағат бұрын

    god damn this guys voice and cadence puts me to sleep. zzzzzz

  • @nickblack2006
    @nickblack200616 сағат бұрын

    Please go where Chris Davis went.

  • @exodusPrime13
    @exodusPrime1317 сағат бұрын

    I mean the Alan Wake 2 Director maybe didn't lie necessarily, i think Remedy simply agrees with SBI. Luckily i never was or will be interested in AW2, so i don't care about that cr*p. I don't need some SBI to teach me about ethics or morals. Like who the f.... they think they are? Also BG3 is lame just like any Sony or MS game, fight me. I'm glad i have ignored it since ever. Plenty of indie games to play these days...

  • @nighthawk244
    @nighthawk24418 сағат бұрын

    Im feeling the itch again

  • @Ryn0_333
    @Ryn0_33318 сағат бұрын

    Nobody cares about all of your points. Especially the ESG scores, investment firms or any of that. You are missing the whole point. It is not solely about Sweet Baby. Yes a lot of YT videos made stupid points. Not everyone fell for that. The whole issue is the crap diversity for the sake of crap diversity. The whole idea of pillowing everything so nothing hurts anyone. Making safe narratives that are afraid to offend. It all sucks, and people hate it. I might've watched a few Endymion videos, but that's about it. It's easy to pick out what's real and what's grift. Not just that, I, as well as others, have done research to know that a lot of what they say is false. It doesn't take away from the fact that Sweet Baby IS full of toxic far left people. They are a symptom of a far bigger problem plaguing western culture. Edit: I just saw the BG3 part and thats a prime example. An example of having diversity and inclusion in a way that wasnt annoying. It was a solid game with a solid story. I played BG3 for about 5 hours and it was decent, although overrated. Being progressive isnt a problem, its being progressive at the expense of what is important.

  • @Crowley9
    @Crowley918 сағат бұрын

    I'm just going from a gut feeling here, but I would suspect one reason left-leaning content creators are covering this stuff so little in comparison to Gamergate back in the day is that the targets here are (or at least appear to be) significantly less vulnerable. The previous targets were a handful of individuals who had very little connections to the gaming industry at large. Here the targets are those who do work in the big budget gaming world and have much more secure positions. If a community manager for Helldivers 2 starts getting death threats delivered to their home, I imagine they'll have much more of a safety network to rely on than a mid-sized feminist pop culture critic on KZread.

  • @4F6D
    @4F6D19 сағат бұрын

    Well you could argue that the orcs tried to kill of all females to "regulate" human population.

  • @kazzz2765
    @kazzz276519 сағат бұрын

    Imagine actually thinking there is no unifying written space for devs, like they’re all fending for themselves while surrounded by chaos from left right and center all the while making a hundred million game lmao. i would genuinely love to know what his thought process is like

  • @mBUSHattack
    @mBUSHattack20 сағат бұрын

    That Creetosis guy has to be one the most cancerously smarmy fucks I've ever had the displeasure of witnessing.

  • @snakeplissken111
    @snakeplissken11121 сағат бұрын

    Well done. Though this seems more like a flick through the more important games in chronological order. If I'd be as good at editing as you (and I'm not) and could do videos at all (I don't), I'd tell the history of (Western) RPGs differently. Namely as one of fatal wounds and mistakes, almost death and recent recovery. Because what's happened at the turn of the millenium to the western RPG industry is probably unheard of until today in any genre of game. And shapes what the industry looks like still. You touch on all of that. But the way it's edited it doesn't have the emphasis on that. I think this is a huge story that for some reason has never been told like that. But it likely would require some research into the time periods and companies, rather than all the individual major games. Let's see: Origins, Interplay/BIS, SSI, New World Computing, Looking Glass, Sir-Tech, Westwood and almost even Bethesda (only saved by Morrowind) went bust. That's almost all major players right there. Those who survived adapted quickly both by making games increasingly detached from what was going on in 1980s/1990s RPG design. As well as trying to appeal to the new multiplatform crowd. In a lot of cases rather desperately so. To quote Bioware by the turn of the 2010s: "We are trying to reach Call Of Duty's audience now." The gap between the indies and later on crowdfunders couldn't be any bigger. And to be honest, had crowdfunding/indie/digital distribution not happened, I may have stopped playing one of my favourite genres almost altogether. Not even Immersive Sims were messed with this badly, even having a second run with Arkane and the Deus Ex reboots at the AAA level. With games like Prey in some ways even being DEEPER than the titles it took inspiration from. Whereas Bioware, Bethesda et all "streamlined" (industry euphemism) anything out of their games that would be less accessible than a Big Mac. Only more recent, BG3 bridged that gap. Itself a descendant of crowdfunding (Original Sin), most of all. And fittingly with an IP that was argued to have helped in saving RPGs a quarter of a century ago already... -The End- :D

  • @Aebalard
    @Aebalard21 сағат бұрын

    7:25: Do someone know the name of the videogame? Only got a vague memory of the game, and i wanna know if more memorys unlock by playing it now, thanks!

  • @snakeplissken111
    @snakeplissken11120 сағат бұрын

    Icewind Dale, the first one.

  • @philv2529
    @philv252921 сағат бұрын

    Epic video you got my like just for making 6 hours of this

  • @user-kb6mk8jp2i
    @user-kb6mk8jp2i23 сағат бұрын

    Loved the viseo!

  • @teo6113
    @teo611323 сағат бұрын

    This Is the best video i've ever seen. I cant Imagine how much work has been done to make this video but you deserve all the appreciation. Truly congratulations to you. Everyone Who's Deep enough in gaming has to Watch this, and even Who's not, Just to show the significance of videogames in today's society. I might rewatch this video over the years cause that Is just so incredible. Again truly congrats to you

  • @iOSAT
    @iOSAT23 сағат бұрын

    Here’s something the harshest critics can’t wrap their heads around: think about your earlier education - in the US, highschool and college - who were the average people in arts and theater? And you’re surprised people in arts and theater related industries vary from the typical personalities and beliefs of those people.

  • @Alpha_blossom
    @Alpha_blossomКүн бұрын

    Sounds a lot like it influenced Kingdom Come Deliverance

  • @Jodeo-ck2pq
    @Jodeo-ck2pqКүн бұрын

    Grifters getting mad about women and black people being put in video games, and not games publishers eating and shuttering studios, executive overreach, and predatory monetization is actually pathetic.

  • @ZuhayrSIslam
    @ZuhayrSIslamКүн бұрын

    You do not understand that dark souls is in fact, armoured core. Thus you fail to grasp the design philosophy behind Elden Ring.

  • @Thirteen13551355
    @Thirteen13551355Күн бұрын

    Minigames in VII were awesome!

  • @poesmascaradep4134
    @poesmascaradep4134Күн бұрын

    and when all was dark... Larian studios arrived once again to its domain.

  • @arnagath1
    @arnagath1Күн бұрын

    Would be interesting to hear your take on BG3

  • @user-qr4jf4tv2x
    @user-qr4jf4tv2xКүн бұрын

    yet the game genshin is crap nothing novel or new

  • @davidviselka8505
    @davidviselka8505Күн бұрын

    PoE 2 is on the way... GGG are cooking !

  • @fgyjtingenieroeuropeo56
    @fgyjtingenieroeuropeo56Күн бұрын

    I still do not fucking undestand what gamegate is about.

  • @JiriJustra
    @JiriJustraКүн бұрын

    Basicaly left progressive propaganda pushed from the top. Video is very misleading and lacks a lot of info :/ edit : UpperEchelon made great video around 2 months ago. Or if you wanna go more HC, you can try 21Kiloton ;)

  • @Peasham
    @PeashamКүн бұрын

    Basically just right-wingers figuring out they can spread their propaganda by feigning outrage at leftist politics in media, a staple of media.

  • @Shamino1
    @Shamino116 сағат бұрын

    Both the previous posts demonstrate precisely why there's so much bullshit and obfuscation around what is essentially a very simple topic. A blogpost by a bitter game developer about his girlfriend cheating on him revealed that she had shagged five guys, several of whom were on voting committee's for game awards. Game awards which Zoe Quinn's text-based game at the time, Depression Quest, was being nominated and advertised heavily as a result. This lead to a spring-board effect where instead of caring about Zoe Quinn shagging five guys, people began to dig up the business and personal connects of many prominent video-game journalists to see where and how they were getting funding. It is important that a journalist or a news organization, when taking advertising revenue, does not let that ad revenue influence their objectivity about covering certain subjects. A journalist at GiantBomb was fired for writing a negative review of Kane and Lynch 2. He was fired for the review because the website had been plastered with advertisement for Kane & Lynch 2. Giantbomb did not want to scare off game companies from buying ads on their site, and this is one of many hundreds of examples of journalists avoiding/burying objective journalism due to monetary influence. Shut up, write things you don't believe in, and take the money, basically. During this time (2014), most AAA publishers were getting a lot of flak from consumers. EA had been voted the worst company in America two years in a row by Forbes Magazine, Bioware's Mass Effect: Andromeda was a total flop, and EA/Bioware tried to state that gamers were simply anti-queer and anti-trans, which is why they did not like Andromeda. A slew of small, independent developers who had not achieved the financial success they were looking for also began to utilize this rhetoric as an excuse for not succeeding (Gamers are racist, gamers are sexist, gamers are anti-queer, etc..) The problem with that argument is that Mass Effect 1/2/3 always had queer and trans characters and sold exceptionally well regardless. This is when it became 'political,' and left/right wing commentary began. The political clap-trap became a thousand times louder than the original consumer-based investigative journalism into the nepotism and money-trails, and this has lead to a shitload of confusion and people intentionally obscuring the original series of events.

  • @fgyjtingenieroeuropeo56
    @fgyjtingenieroeuropeo5614 сағат бұрын

    @@Shamino1 Good lord, i did not ask for a wall of text! Just a plain and simple explanation!

  • @Shamino1
    @Shamino114 сағат бұрын

    ​@@fgyjtingenieroeuropeo56 I'm not trying to be rude, but it's 380 words. If you have difficulty comprehending 380 words, I'm really worried about your intelligence.

  • @deeledee
    @deeledeeКүн бұрын

    I miss interplays fallout ❤