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A fine graveyard indeed! It’s a good’n! Definitely had plenty of close calls.

@@KnottieShoelaces Hey there what am I missing out on?!

@@Goldenageofgames This is whacky, how do I message you?

@ We’re messaging now, what do you think of my video and let’s play Deathlord episode?

@@KnottieShoelaces Well it seems like you can now not sure what the reason is maybe just UA-cam stuff or internet connection.

@@Goldenageofgames hop onboard... Same creator, I'll hook you up.

Oh, it's cuz of the link

@@TheNPColiseum Yup I thought it was something like that. A little suggestive lol. I never get bent out of shape about it. It’s a tough game and I don’t mind one bit improvising to keep my party going through the whole game.

@@billcox8870 Oh nice it’s pretty darn fun. Difficult because there’s no saving your game.

@@Diamondfist1 Oh nice you have a good collection of old games! My 2nd copy of Deathlord was in better shape but beggars can’t be choosers. I never had the hint book didn’t even know one existed. I still have my clue books for Bards Tale and Might and Magic 2. I never wrote down notes on characters in any games, and this was the only game that gave me trouble. Although I do have memories of poring over the manuals to keep track of characters abilities and what not. I also like seeing the Japanese names of my characters as I always enjoyed the theme of the game. This game is definitely a confusing one!

Ha that reminds me of Carroll O’Connors character in Kelly’s Heroes, saying “Get the hell outta here Bonzer we got the game on!”

@Goldenageofgames I think I've only seen clips of that movie. It has Donald Sutherland in it doesn't it?

@ Yes it does. It’s a pretty great film I highly recommend. Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalos, Donald Sutherland, Don Rickles, Carroll O’Connor.

@Goldenageofgames that settles it. I'm going to have to watch it😊

I don’t think you’ll be disappointed it’s pretty darn high on my list of greats. Better production than my Deathlord videos! Lol.

@@RobertColburn-o9p hey man any publicity is good publicity lol.

@@RobertColburn-o9p Approach Ed Gruberman so that you may learn the wisdom of Tai Kwan Leap…

@@RobertColburn-o9p I have an inkling of an idea in that the victory ceremony for completing all the missions for captain, and for the entire game itself, will quite possibly strongly resemble the victory ceremony for completing any mission lol.

@@Goldenageofgames also I was today years old when I realized the number of planes you have available are on the carrier deck as well as on the console...

@ Just look at Wings Of Fury still taking you to school 37 years later lol.

@@davidrobert1229 Oh man I’m surprised you do. This one isn’t that well known. What do you remember?

@@tuirnb oh man you might want to watch my video on the beautifully brutal gameplay of Deathlord. I played Deathlord on the Apple iigs. Are these graphics the same as the ones you remember? I love this game, my personal favorite CRPG of all time. Great to meet a fellow lover of this game. I know it gets plenty of negative reviews, but it’ll never get that from me. Just in case you want to watch a little more, here is a link to my video. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@@RobertColburn-o9p geez I don’t know! Maybe it’s related to a Japanese caste system of some sort? Or it could be that in order to save coding space on the desks they used all the character classes as npc’s. Or perhaps the developers wanted to play with a class that had no skills and no benefits lol for the challenge of it.

@@Goldenageofgames you just wait. You'll get to the very end and there will be some need to have one in your party...

@ That would definitely be the Deathlord way lol. Kind of like the Adventure Construction Set needing you to make a 2nd character halfway through the game just to get you past one part.

@@spooplegeist oh man I will try to incorporate those pronunciations! How do you know Japanese? Well I’m so pleased you think I have a pleasant cadence for commentary. And pretty darn cool that you’re thinking of making your own retro let’s plays as well. What kind of games were you thinking? And I’m definitely going to be not including any music or extra sounds during gameplay. Maybe little flavor bits here and there. But not like underlying music to help fill up the space. I love the sparse nature of it.

@@Goldenageofgames I started learning it a couple weeks ago because a job there may be in my future 😅 so that’s what I meant when I said it’s for my own practice as well. For sure! I saw you say something like feeling you’re rambling too much. You’re too hard on yourself. I think especially in the early stages of a playthrough, you’ll feel like that a lot, because you’re trying to establish the game for people. As you keep doing the playthrough, I’m sure you’ll start to get the sense of what things you no longer need to explain or comment on. I used to do more streaming and such ages ago, but just recently got into it again, and I definitely had that same sense of “oh no, I’m talking too much.” From an outside perspective, though, I like your “rambling”. It’s showed me both how knowledgeable you are about Deathlord and how much you like it. I’m still sort of figuring out what kinds of things I want to do let’s plays/streams of. The other day I did a stream with some friends of a weird, somewhat obscure, PS1 game, and that was pretty fun. I have some older friends (I’m a deal younger than you) who have been telling me about old DOS games they loved when they were younger, but have no idea how to access anymore. So maybe more niche/strange retro games or ones that people don’t know how to access? I also like the idea of retrospectives on games that have since been remastered and remade a billion times and passed so far into pop culture that nobody even remembers the original. So things like Silent Hill and Resident Evil (since I’m a big horror fan). I’m also always looking for underrated or overlooked fantasy games (even if just for my own enjoyment, not for any kind of content creation), because I’m also a fantasy nerd, so finding your channel was super cool. My favorite fantasy gem I’ve found so far is Darkstone (an action RPG dungeon crawler) for the PlayStation 1. Just in case you’re ever interested in checking it out. :)

@ if you are wanting to play DOS games, you want to download something called ExoDos. It has like 8000 DOS games available to it. You can either download the big version of it, that has all of those games with it, or you can download the light version of it, and download individual games as you go. There is a UA-cam channel called The Retro Vault, I mentioned his channel in my video called “A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game)” he plays games off of ExoDOS it might be a good resource for you as well. I think it’s great that you might make your own videos of it. What weird obscure PlayStation game did you play with your friends?

@@Goldenageofgames Ahh sweet! Thanks for the tip! I watched that vid right after this, but it was laaaaate where I am and I may have fallen asleep. I did look into emulators, and it sounds like DOSbox may be good too, but I haven’t tried it out yet. I’ll check out both and report back. 🫡 The game is called Incredible Crisis. I was away from modern technologies and reeling from a failed Christmas challenge stream and reflecting on what it was I wanted out of content creation, so I was looking up what the weirdest games were that my old laptop could handle. This one consistently came up as the weirdest game for the PlayStation 1, so I called in some friends to experience it blind with me. It’s a mini-game based game about getting a family home in time for grandma’s birthday, despite a suite of wacky mishaps befalling them. It was a good go, but we had some technical mishaps, and we’re all a bit rusty in live commentary, so it may deserve a second go at some point.

@ Well it sounds like you were pretty groggy watching that other video of mine and you should probably watch it again ;) And I’ve tried to get DOSbox to work but my attempts so far have been in vain. I’ve never heard of incredible crisis. A failed Christmas challenge stream? And that’s too funny you were looking up weird games. The game you’re talking about reminds me of a dream cast game called Shenmui where are you are basically a person. Living in an apartment, having to get a job, to keep up with your family. Live commentary can be pretty fun! I enjoy it very much. Although I speak too fast at times and my words get jumbled. That might be something I’ll work on the rest of my life. Although I do have one let’s play on my channel about a game Neverwinter Nights 2002 and since I am an in person Dungeonmaster, I use that game to practice voice acting and using different accents.

@@TheNPColiseum Pen and paper! Together forever! I’m not sure how I will video me drawing those maps, but I’m looking forward to figuring it out.

@@billcox8870 Hey great! I feel I can ramble on a bit too much at times, but let me know if anything feels like it’s taking away from the videos. I’m glad you like my format and commentary.

@@Goldenageofgames I'm just happy to be along for the ride

@@billcox8870 well it’s going to be a long one! The game takes probably 55+ hours to win, probably more.

@@billcox8870 And I’ve already begun working on episode three muhahaha

@Goldenageofgames sounds ominous

@@alexj4935 Ha I’m so glad you like it! And that’s too funny that you mentioned Japanese pronunciation. I have another subscriber talking about those things as well. It’s nice to hear how some of these words are actually pronounced. And I know some of the translations are not good as the development team had five weeks before release to change it to a Japanese theme. One of the spells in the game supposedly translates to, dishwashing soap lol. How do you know so much about the Japanese language? And I think you played this game back in the day? And I’m glad you like my little set up. It’s pretty simple but I’m making it work. I shall be having more let’s play of that game to come! It has only just begun. And if you liked that video, this is my original Deathlord video about the difficulty of the game, just in case you want to see that too. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@@johnmicek5577 Hey there I’m so glad I could help you take a walk down memory lane! And I really appreciate you subscribing to my channel it’s great to get that support. I played plenty of Ultima as well, and my homework got done, mostly ;) I’ll be putting out more videos of this play through so you’ll have more chances to experience yesteryear. And if you liked that video, you might enjoy this one I made about the difficulty of Deathlord. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@@DreamscapeTunes-d5y Thank you so much for your support! ! Thank you so much for your support! And I subbed right back, and yes let’s grow together! Did you ever play this game? I increased your subscriber count by .8%!

@@Goldenageofgames I haven’t played it before, but after watching your video, I definitely want to give it a try!

@@DreamscapeTunes-d5y Lol, you might want to watch this video first. It talks about most of the difficulties of the game A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html You definitely should play this game! If you’re like old-school games from the golden age of gaming. It’s one of the most difficult and sadistic ones made, from that era.

​@@Goldenageofgames I’ve heard it’s tough, but that just makes me even more eager to try it! It sounds like a real challenge, and while new era games keep coming, it's worth trying out and promoting these classic games to the new generation. Thanks for the recommendation! 🎮

@@thomaswitherow350 hey thank you so much! I tend to think I’m a little bit fumbling through it but it’s not a passion of mine to make things very well polished and as close to perfect as I can get it. Did you play this game back in the day?

@@andrewpeterson3190 Oh wow that is quite the tale to tell! I play this on our Apple iigs, when my mom got it for me and maybe 1988? I was like 15. And I can definitely relate as I had many difficult times and failed miserably many times. It actually took me a number of times playing the game to realize that the emperor gives you a scroll when you defeat the bad guy in his palace dungeon that gives you a boat for free. That is too bad about your lost save! I hope you’ll catch more of my videos of my let’s play through this game. The only other one I have out right now is my video talking about the difficulty of the game. Here’s the link if you like. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@@abdulhammouda4884 Oh you misspelled it! It’s spelled Deathlord.

@Goldenageofgames tbf I AM dyslexic. Love this channel mate

@ Hey thank you so much! I look forward to more of your comments and hopefully us creating a language or way to communicate that we can both understand. I’m glad you told me about you being dyslexic. Most times I talk too fast, and I have trouble saying the word remember in conversation, so I probably have something else going on as well. I’m so glad you are enjoying my content, and the next Deathlord video will be more of the gameplay as opposed to the mechanics of the game.

@@Goldenageofgames you do you mate I am going to watch this and a few bits tonight and think I'll sub. Smash it champ you're doing great

@@abdulhammouda4884 well I certainly hope you do subscribe! I will be doing my best to play through the whole game and finally win it. And thank you so much for your kind words it means the world.

@@justoguillermomontoya3821 It is quite a lot of fun! It’s a difficult game but definitely rewarding. My let’s play will take probably at least 60 hours. If you want to get a look at the things that make it difficult, here is a link to my first video about it. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@@pauwl Hey thank you! This game makes it easy as it has every NPC with a voice and a written script. Glad you are enjoying it. It’s good practice for my in person Dungeons&Dragons games, I have one tomorrow. I’m running my party through a module from 1986 called “Nights Dark Terror.” Oh and I subscribed to your channel! I increased your subscriber count by 3%! Lol.

@@billcox8870 Well that’s a huge pat on the back thank you very much. And let me know when you do watch those videos if anything about them could be different or better..it’s going to be a beautiful and wonderfully painful ride experiencing all the difficulties of Deathlord.

@@Goldenageofgames will do but I don't think I have any advice since I have never posted a single video

@@billcox8870 That’s the beautiful part! You’re the perfect audience member. Someone who is really good at editing things might nitpick it but they’re not the vast majority of the people that might watch my videos.

@Goldenageofgames I'll let you know if I can think of anything. Most playthrough videos I have seen run about 30 to 45 minutes. People like blue Ankylo tend to cut out where they are just grinding for levels. I have listened to his playthroughs on a couple of different Might and Magic games

@ That would be great. With your help, you can help make my UA-cam channel the greatest power in the Multiverse! And yes I have thought of doing that, cutting out sections where I’m just trying to get characters to be higher level. I have two of might and magic two, and one of the original. Pretty great games. I might do some play through of that one day.

@@billcox8870 that’s so cool! I only have the map now. And if you look at my intro to my videos about Deathlord, you’ll see it. I used to really enjoy that game, and yes I recall the combat tactics. Picking how you wanted to attack and getting exhausted. I didn’t get that far into the game I kind of lost track of the plot. I think I also loaned the game to a friend and maybe it disappeared. It would be pretty cool to read that review you made for the game.

@Goldenageofgames that was a long time ago. I had it taped to the Shelf at Tesseract computers owned by Lon and Anne Taylor. I found the combat and the way you can get injured to be very interesting and unique. The bird races were the only ones that could fly.

@Goldenageofgames SSI was publishing D&D games and even a Buck Rogers game using the same graphics engine. That was back in the 80s. I'm 56 now

@@billcox8870 hey thank you so much! I checked and you don’t have any content of your own but I still subscribe to your channel. You never know! You might be a UA-cam creator one day. Nice to meet a fellow old school gamer. I’m 51.

@Goldenageofgames so far I have a grand total of zero videos. I'm going to have to do one someday. I'm going to figure out how to use OBS and maybe do a playthrough of Might and Magic 7. I played the original two on my laser 128 ex which was an Apple II clone.

@ for me it was quite a steep learning curve to learn how to use OBS, and now Davinci resolve video editing software. I started with might and magic two back in the day. One of the only games I ever won. I never played seven though. I played a little bit of six on a friend of mine‘s computer when we lived together as roommates back in the day.

@Goldenageofgames I played one and two. I also have six through eight on GOG. My day of the Destroyer though seem to have a flaw. When I enter the last dungeon, the game crashes.

@ I picked up a bundle of those games from them as well. I have one through six I believe? I only ever played one and two. Who knows maybe I’ll experience some sort of software corruption and game crashes somewhere.

@@notmyrealname977 Hey thank you for the pronunciation help! Are you Japanese? Or know the language well? And what is mah sah moo neh?

​@Goldenageofgames masamune (ma sa moo nay) They pronounce each vowel so obake is (oh ba kay) I don't speak the language but I've visited the country and picked some small things up

@ oh I see now! You have just revolutionized the way I speak about this game, for the first time in 37 years! I shall definitely try to add those pronunciations into my gameplay now. Thank you sensei!

@@nicklaserbeam no. Not NAY. NEH. Nay would be spelled nei

That’s so weird to me. I’ve only ever seen it spelled sensei. And that’s even voice to text. Oh wait you were talking about Masamune.

@@billcox8870 It’s not very well known so I’m surprised you remember it. And it was definitely thought of as an Ultima clone. So much so that when it came out Origin cut its ties with EA. How far did you get in the game?

@Goldenageofgames I completed the first through the 7th games. I had an apple II clone with 128k and a color monitor. I also had fun playing the SSI games. I didn't get very far in overlord. I barely remember it but I do remember you had permanent death of characters

@@billcox8870 Oh man SSI had some good ones. I plan on playing eternal dagger on my channel here at some point. What kind of Apple clone did you have? Was it not an apple but was able to run Apple games?

@@billcox8870 I have another video on Deathlord that talks about a number of the difficulties of the game. Just in case you want to take a walk down memory lane lol. We Ultima 4 first, then three, then five. But that’s all we ever got. I subscribed to your channel, and increased your subscriber count by 7.6% lol. A Look At The Beautifully Brutal Gameplay of Deathlord (1987): Pain and Reward (Why I ♥️ This Game) ua-cam.com/video/exP1UXyxFVY/v-deo.html

@Goldenageofgames I'll head there now. Thank you😊 I'm an old-school gamer in his fifties

@@RobertColburn-o9p Ha you’re much too kind! The let’s play, is under way!

@@RobertColburn-o9p oh and by the way, I have been using emulator save states with wings of fury, so I shall finally be getting to, maybe eventually lol, the ending missions of the rank of captain.

And what happened to Jack’s Video Game Journey !? 🤷‍♂️

@ well I was experimenting with ChatGPT and I asked it to give me titles for my channel, and some of them I thought were pretty darn good so I thought I would experiment and see how this one felt. Do you like the original or this one better? I feel like an eye doctor lol. Better, or worse? One, or two?

@@Goldenageofgames I do like the new name and it makes sense to try out different names until you are happy with one you feel encompasses most of what your channel is about. I did like your name in the title though so maybe something like Jack’s Golden Age of Gaming or something like that 🤷‍♂️🤔

@@TheNPColiseum Oh man I know what you mean. It’s games like these that were in my golden era of gaming, in the golden age of gaming! This game will not stay buried so long as I can make videos lol. I’m so glad you subbed and liked. I thought about interviewing them, I emailed Al at a company called Arctic 7? Haven’t heard back, and I’m not sure how to get hold of David. Your comment definitely finds me well it’s always great to find someone who has a love for these old games.

@@TheNPColiseum Oh and I subbed right back

@@Goldenageofgames Thank you very much for subbing , it brightened up my day

@@TheNPColiseum Hey my pleasure, it's great to be able to support a fellow creator like yourself. My first video of my let's play for Deathlord is out, a tutorial. And soon I'll be releasing videos of my let's play gameplay. And hopefully finally win lol.

@@riddlewrong hey thank you! I certainly hope you get to play this game. I will soon have a video dropping showing my tutorial, party creation, and the beginning of my let’s play. I look forward to hearing about your journey into my favorite CRPG.

@@saifernandez8622 Hey great! I only have two other 80s computer games on my channel, but I have more coming down the pipeline. And I think that game came out in 2020? But it’s actually programmed on Apple ii software I believe! Let me know how your progress goes with Nox.

@@janetsbrick oh man I have been slacking in my wings of fury! What I have not wanted to do, is use save states in the emulator. I’ve wanted to play it the way it was back in the day. But I think I should finish this game and probably use save states to claw my way closer to the finish lol. I have a couple videos coming out but then I shall add in more wings of fury! I’m glad you are enjoying my content! Your words of encouragement are well received. I hope your brick flies straight and true lol. My brother and I played this on our apple iigs back in the day, what did you play it on?

@ yeah I think save states might be necessary here, that game can be a slog! My “brick” came from my ollld Nokia Communicator “brick phone”, it got linked to a gmail account and the rest was history. I miss that clunky thing. Back in the day when people told me seriously “the internet on your phone? Why would ANYONE want that???” 🤣

@ Ha! I can still recall when I saw my first cell phone in 1998. And I was like why would you want a phone in your pocket?! And yes the game can be a slug! With not being able to save the game at all, definitely! And I just played a bit of the game and used a successful safe state on Applewin, so now, it’s just a matter of time, Muhahahahahaha!!

@@scisher3294 Ha thank you for enjoying my labor of love! Glad you found my little gem. Have you played the game?

@@_topsy What a beautiful comment thank you! I definitely have unashamed fandom with this rough diamond from the past. And I’m glad you enjoy my crypt keeper laugh lol. This game definitely has a lot of magic for me. And yes sitting alone not knowing what to do definitely play today huge part in creating nostalgia for me. And I am quite certain it will be sharing more secrets with me that I never discovered even 37 years later! I’m just now getting my let’s play of the game and almost have the first video finished. The first video is more of a tutorial with a little bit of teaching gameplay at the end, but then it is on to the let’s play in earnest and the uncovering of decades old secrets!

@@foxdavion6865 gaming companies can definitely change overtime!

@@foxdavion6865 I didn’t know what you meant really, but then I found the electronic arts Facebook page and checked out some comments and, the word dumpster fire came up a lot lol.

@@BeachTypeZaku hey thank you so much! This game is definitely not well known, but it’s so great to run into someone like you that does remember it! It was pretty dated by the time the late 90s rolled around. And yes, brutal does not always do it justice lol I still think it’s pretty cool that you had a copy of it up until kind of recently. It’s a pretty rare thing nowadays. And I just started my let’s play of the game, because it’s time for me to finally win it! Lol. My first video in my let’s play isn’t out yet but it’s going to be more about a tutorial and the interface mechanics and the character creation, and a little tiny bit of playing the game. But then I’ll be into my full-fledged let’s play after that. I’m so glad that this video brought back some memories for you of Deathlord! And I subscribed right back to you.

@JVGJ-e9o Oh God! I haven't done anything with my channel in forever! I appreciate it though!

@@BeachTypeZaku well, I just increased your subscriber count by 100%! Lol.

@@Izzanbaad hey great thank you so much! And yes I have quite a lot of nostalgia for this game. And it’s a definite case of to each their own, or one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. I enjoyed it because of the reasons that I spoke of, it feels more real to me with aspects of the game play that you think of as negatives. This game turned off a lot of people in its time and rightly so as it was difficult and offputting with its game design. And I say this many times in my video lol, but to me, lol, it makes me feel like I am risking something by playing the game. And not just a game made to give me convenience. But this game is probably why I don’t love playing games nowadays on the hardest settings. I played many games that had better user interfaces, but for some reason this one just stuck with me. I’m currently beginning filming of my let’s play to finally conquer this wonderful game. I’m glad you enjoyed my video! I will look back on it overtime and realize things that I missed or could’ve done better, but I am quite happy with how it came out on the response it’s getting. Pretty great how you played along with them. I’m going to avoid online help if I can like with mapping and clues. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

@@Izzanbaad Ooh solid advice! I just did that, thank you so much!