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Great game! Thanks for playing it. Although seriously that was Grace's plan? Lock a known werewolf in a theater box with unsuspecting police officers in a crowded theater?

Yeah, the way spoony solved the chess game in his riff on ripper involved letting the opponent take the pawns so his knights would unfreeze and move

Thank you so much for the channel, the work you're doing is phenomenal and its been so nice to get some much needed love on the FMV genre. Between and gaming steams and the interviews I'm in hog heaven 🥰 and Scott's been one of my favorite actors since I saw the 10th Kingdom as a kid so this was such a treat.

Daniel: he's not saying anything of importance. What's being said is how the ripper murders people. Information that finding a way to defend against drives the rest of the game

For the card moment. To explain in short, the trick is to show you the top card and the bottom card. But in truth you are not showing the top card but the middle card. So each time the Queen was on the top, you just have to follow the top card and you found your Queen. It's just a level 1 card manipulation trick that most crook know to do.

1:59:08 You called?

Hey Paul, if you feel like you need a leg up during the last stretch of this game, don't forget there's an easy mode you can toggle on and off in the menu. It gives you an extra 20 credits a day. You might not need it, though, you did pretty well on this one after you shook off the rust and you're pretty close to the end now. Looking forward to the next one!

Poor Daniel, I could feel your suffering in the end. Thanks for your dedication.

ah there they are :D "Krausgefarben" and "Ausgeschnitzel". Love these creations, but they do not make sense in german, the more you know. Indy becoming a living torpedo is one of my favourite moments in the game.

The text being censored cracked me up as the speech wasn't. It felt like the opposite of the bot that comes up when people donate to the stream that censors everything. "Thanks for being such a cl<asterix> <asterix> <asterix> y guy"

I have a comment to the guy with the glasses n this stream. I wish I knew your name, you know...the guy on the left...of the other guy on the stream...from my perspective. NO WAIT, HIS! I'm watching this stream through the bathroom mirror while brushing my teeth. So, my view is all off. I'll let you guys figure it out. You have glasses, so you're like, you know, smart. 🤓 Had fun both of you...(on the left and right). Great stream! I'll be back! (Now, what channel is this? "Conversations with the Glasses Guys") <subscribed>

I'm extremely happy to see these Sierra developer interviews...I hope there are more! Can't wait to hear about this story.

Tous les morceaux de musique sont magnifiques j'ai joué au jeu de les années 90 il était super

Spoony was such a core component of my young teen years. Sitting with friends and just watching his reviews in between dnd snack breaks or magic the gathering. It sucks he didn't have the YT fame that some of his other channel awesome friends did. But he'll always have that little corner of the internet where you can tune in and zone out.

Good interview, I was hoping you would ask him about his role in “You,” he was fantastic/frightening in that.

Thank you for this wonderful interview! Mark says some very important and interesting things.

cringey ass interview smh

One of the best adventure games ever! I really hope you can get hold of both Dean and Joanne.

Enjoyed the stream. The game has an interesting premise and story, but it's too hands-off with guidance. It'd be fun to see this played with a walk through.

How is it that the dead guy's face looks more alive than the other characters?

I'm having a lot of fun watching this series. I can tell that both of you are really enjoying this. The game is currently on sale for $6!

This game has such a different feel than Firewatch. Could be that game was solely through the protagonist's perspective and everything was communicated through exploration and the walkie-talkie. So, it had to convey the emotion through the dialogue.

Cate Archer waiting for her one last mission...waiting for No One Lives Forever 3.

I forgot how rich looking this game is. Every level is kind of trial and error, learning and getting timing right. It can be frustrating, but looks like a lot of fun when you get it right. Has anybody referred "Bramble: The Mountain King" to you? It is like a dark fairy tale...similar vibe.

What street does Paul live on? Whosey Lane!

This game has such a fun vibe when you play it. "You are a lying liar who lies." <stamps passport> "Denied!" I like @Paul commented that he takes his time to explore everything which is different from the playthroughs with Daniel. It reminds me of when I watch a movie at home and a 2 hour movie takes 4 hours, because I'm always pausing. Lol (Having friends over is different.) 🕐🕑🕒🕓🕔⏳⌛

Excited to watch this back! Sad to have missed you all. Love you both and Tori is always a treat!

It was such a beautiful music... such beautiful game,,, such beatiful times... Time.. to die...

I have been enjoying the story but I understand the frustration with the game since I'm not the one playing 😅 Agree with Paul that it went kinda out there not keeping things grounded. It's already hard enough to follow its paths before you add aliens and multi-dimensions into it. Thanks for trying it out anyway, exposes me to a new narrative/FMV game I haven't seen :)

I'll need to make it out to when you have one of these in the future. I love Jackbox games. :) Glad you guys had so much fun, and so many of the answers or choices were hysterical.

Oh 90s, you caused so many sexual awakenings

Ah, I was looking forward to getting back to one of Daniel's Tech streams with people in the industry! This was a great game to see when remembering the original opening...going to go back and pause the stream to read the digital comic. 🤓 This was a great session! Thanks to everybody for joining and good luck in your future projects @Cesar and @Say! (And of course @Daniel, but that goes without saying.)

If you`re going to interview Manon Gage, then I highly recommend to restart Immortality for one session at least. Even if it`s in private only... I`d love to see your live reactions though ngl 🙂 I think that Paul would at least appreciate the experience, if not end up loving it. And Manon is the best interview partner you could ask for 😎 Maybe we could raise 100 bucks beforehand and quasi kickstart a one-off Twitch livestream via Ko-Fi 💵 I´d contribute to it for sure 🤗

The Tex Murphy puzzles of piecing together torn notes is a cakewalk compared to that mug puzzle!!!!!😅

@Paul, I absolutely love the "Customer Service" banter with everybody! Hysterical. "Papers please. Move it! What're you trying to pull here? I got a family to feed!"

Been really enjoying these streams in particular, lately. Keep it up guys! I come for the detective story, I stay for the terrible driving. With regard to Paul mentioning people he'd like to have on the channel and on the subject of his actor friends, are there still plans to have Jen Taylor on in the near future? (You guys probably already said something in Discord and I missed it.)

BRING THIS BACK!!!!!!!!🎉❤🎉❤🎉

Spoony... Now that is a name I have not heard in a very long time. Kind of a depressing story looking back on it now, he was huge back in those days.

Around 1:18 Noah said "we wanted players to find the puzzle and then search for the key to it, that's much more interesting". It's exactly the opposite of how the statue from the beginning was handled. Kerner said "have you found a lock to my key?" Literally finding the key first. Was that on purpose? Sounds quite genius on a meta level, considering kerner is the villain and does things opposite to how Indy does from the start :P perhaps overthinking. But interesting nonetheless

Love this game. The U-boat scenario drove me nuts as a kid. Took me forever to reach Atlantis. I loved that Indy read the instructions on the U-boat as German gibberish. As a German person myself I can tell you that "Krausgefarben" and "ausgeschnitzel" are not actual words, but close enough anyway xD And it's funny to me that most players wouldn't realize that anyway. The lost dialogue and how it describes the stone disc positions is still so much fun to me, what a genius idea.

Dude, what is it with you FMV game stars?? What's the secret of aging so gracefully? Both you and Scott look better than you did in your games 20+ years ago. Such a pleasure of seeing this guy after playing Ripper all these years ago. This here channel is a gem. Thank you so much!

My favorite!! 😊

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King’s Quest 5 was my first exposure to the series, so King’s Quest 3 was the early KQ game I found the most intriguing due to its plot being directly related to that of KQ5. By the time I got my own copy of KQ3 in 1994, I had already played it a couple of times at a friend’s house. I went into it being told that the wizard disappears on a timer of 25 minute increments, that there’s a difficult mountain path to navigate and there are mandatory spells with typing precision. As a kid, I never questioned this game’s difficulty or absurdities, but instead took them all as axiomatic. I found the wizard somewhat scary, but not as much as if I was playing it blind. As a result, I probably did a lot less mythologizing of this game than other kids and, instead, approached it more methodically like you would see from a modern speed runner. Even as a kid, I would strategize on how to use my allotted 25 minutes most efficiently. Do I have enough time to get more spell components or should I start walking up the mountain path now? Do I have enough time to cast another spell? What can I do to make best use of my time before the wizard returns? I believe this was the first “good” King’s Quest. The first two games were basic fetch quests: Find these 3 special objects and win. This was the first to have an interesting premise: You’re a slave boy trying to escape an evil wizard. In the process, you’re thrown a plot twist that you’re actually a kidnapped prince. I was never bothered by the timer, the mountain path, or the spell casting. I approached them all with the attitude that they were simply arcade sequences, no different than the skimmer sequence in Space Quest or the combat sequences in Quest for Glory. The added challenge made it more fun. Because this wasn’t my first Sierra game either, I took it for granted that there were potential walking dead scenarios and I axiomatically accepted that I needed to keep multiple save states. The Secret of Monkey Island was the only LucasArts game I ever had as a kid and I never really considered the possibility that Sierra games could have been conceptually designed in any other way. I still had fun playing them. Do I think KQ3 is a “good” game by today’s standards? Probably not. It was good for the time though. It was created in a time when each game cost you between $40-$60 and you had few other games to distract you or to draw comparison. It was a time before the internet or smart phones, and if you were a kid, it was a time before you had a job. As a kid on summer break, I used to be able to throw myself into games with complete abandon and I had the drive and perseverance to actually complete them. In contrast, compare that to my adulthood experiences with Broken Sword or Day of the Tentacle, both of which I bought online 20+ years ago in 2003-04. I just completed Day of the Tentacle for the first time last year and I’ve still never completed Broken Sword. Approaching games - any games, not just adventures - is much more difficult as an adult. For another example, I bought Grand Theft Auto IV in 2012 and I’ve still never completed it either. Being an adult sucks. I believe your stage in life affects playability much more than game play itself. I can go back and effortlessly play through childhood favorites by muscle memory, but “new” (to me) games are a chore to slog through. Objectively speaking, adventure games are now a niche genre played primarily by middle aged adults. If you’re creating a new adventure game targeting primarily that demographic, you should definitely avoid the early Sierra style. I definitely wouldn’t have the patience for KQ3 if I were to play it for the first time now as a 40 year old adult. As a kid back in 1994, however, with a 486 and a long summer break, KQ3 was a lot of fun. I believe your early exposure to these games will effect your enjoyment of them much more than anything else. PS. you could have awakened Mannanan at any time by going into his bedroom and typing “wake wizard”. Surprisingly, he won’t kill you. At least not the first time you do it.

Great interview. So great to hear from actors perspective of events.

Thanks for such a brilliant interview. Such a fantastic guest - a wonderful actor - Scott Cohen! Really, the interview is like a deep breath of generosity, humor and interesting talk in our reality of war. (I'm from Kharkiv, and the whole day the bombings were being continued) Thanks for such a good atmosphere of the conversation. Thanks Scott to share his memories with the people who loved his roles in different films: The Tenth Kingdom (my favourite), Allegiance, Necessary Roughness, Numb3rs, Gilmore Girls and lots of others.

The moving Gabe is creepy funny. Thanks for the good laugh. Love the VOD.

Oh boy. This playthrough has been a journey 😅 I am admiring Paul's determination 👏 It took me a while to get back to watching this one as I had been saving it for after I had finished playing through GK2 for the first time too :D