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who is even you lil bro

I don’t agree with your critique on the empress sending him away. We literally hear at the start she’s the only person she trusts to speak with the other leaders. Furthermore the reason he’s not the spymaster is because the empress wanted him close as possible

your review is just terrible mid combat the cap on the health bar is really annoying I think you just don't know how to play the game.

did you just compare to twilight? omg thats way too dumb

its not vampeur its vampyr

The thing with chaos is you only need to keep I think 80% of the enemy's you encounter alive so you can do a mixed playthrough including killing all targets

I think this game deserves a remake instead, theres so many good concepts that didnt land very well and a proper remake would be really good

"Come sit on my lap, tough guy" - Random Hatter 2013

Kaldini would want a game difficulty that factory resets his computer if he takes damage, otherwise its way too easy 😂

Obviously the game is not for everyone but id say that its overall very good and woth the money personally i loved the game

The games specifically call the 2 states high chaos or low chaos.. not good or bad.. ur putting the good n bad label on it, the games never do that lol

1:10:26 disagree about it making more sense for the guards to keep the music boxes everywhere. The guards don't take the supernatural seriously, it's basically a concession to the abbey that they allow the music boxes to play at all

I kinda feel like blink just makes the whole game too easy? I mean I never had any trouble with the game even as a stupid child. Like i feel like Dishonored is just an easy game to go through as is and blink pretty mich trivializes its difficulty. The fact that you can beat the entire game without any ppwers at all makes the fact that you get a dirt cheap teleportation power on top of that just intrinsically makes all the levels just trivial to do? My point is I feel like challenge and difficulty in dishonored aren't really as much of a concern as freedom and creativity.

I say Vampyr is a "Souls-like" game with a much easier, in depth story. But you actually get to keep your experience when you die, which is always a plus 🤙🤙🤙

I think to criticise the story harshly is a disservice to Asobo Studios, who are a team of just 40 people with a small budget who made 2 of the most memorable games ever. I have never felt such emotions from playing a video game. You put it well when you said it's a character driven story rather than a plot driven one. Most games have ludicrous plot devices to push the game along in a certain way, which is forgiven for the sake of gameplay. The first game got me, but the second one really left a hole. I'm heartbroken over that ending and days later still can't quite come to terms with it. The first part of Requiem I wasn't really feeling it, but upon completion I now miss the parts which I first thought were lame, because I understand how it was setting me up to feel emotional bonds between the siblings. And I will really miss the feeling of medieval France and all the simplicities of life in such a beautiful setting during one of the worst times in history. I was completely immersed and feel a deep sense of loss now, as it feels like the end of something that will never be done as well again.

I played this game on my XBOX console (through XBOX Game Pass) and unlocked all its achievements. This game is rough, but something is genuinely precious at its core. If it had a better budget, more development time, and more refined and polished gameplay mechanics, this game would have kicked ass. This game had so much going for it, but so much of it felt tedious. I played through it multiple times, and the problems that you mentioned in this video really exposed themselves. A properly implemented New Game Plus mode would have made this game much more fun for numerous playthroughs and easier to manage. They didn’t even include it in an update.

Very good points

This is the best review of the game I've seen, and it pretty much echoes my own thoughts. The story and graphics are very good, while the gameplay leaves a lot of room for improvement. I enjoyed the varied mix of characters, with their realistic personalities and morals (I would say complex, but they aren't all complex, and that's a good thing). The story is not afraid to dive into hard topics and does so with the proper tone. I liked the controls. They took some time to get used to, but they allow for high skill expression. While the quests and bosses are ok on their own, the gameplay gets repetitive rather quickly. I found myself playing very safe at times, especially when a lot of enemies were around. Other times I just YOLO'd into birds. The latter were more fun but were counterbalanced by the number of tries they took. The crab is the second worst boss by far, extremely repetitive. The actual worst boss is the last one, I expected way more given how the story hyped up Heaven. The OST is perfect. I would still recommend the game for the story and for the innovative controls (you either love them or hate them). I hope the devs don't abandon the concept and instead refine the bad aspects of Laika.

I suspect that one of the reasons you have enjoyed Saga's section more is that it feels like a more traditionally complete story. For the Remedy lore fans, however, Alan's sections may be more appealing due to the overarching narratives. After all, it does appear as if Alan in some sense is creating the narrative about Saga. As such, Saga becomes _just_ another character in his plot, while his own story is central. It's also the case that as a second installment, AW2 is mapped onto the "initiation" phase of the Hero's Journey that Remedy so fancy, with AW1 being the "departure" phase. It then stands to reason that Alan's sections being titled "Initiation" feel like they are more relevant to the story of this second game, while Sag's "Return" plot is _merely_ a subplot. The causal links in the world of Remedy are not exactly straightforward, so the hierarchies of the main plot and subplot are not entirely strict, but I feel like the perception of such a hierarchy is still there.

I watched both your videos on the Dishonored series right after replaying both base game and the DLCs. I can't currently repay the second part or finish death of the outsider because my current PC can't load even the main menu I'm looking forward to the continuation of your series on Dishonored. I can't tell if void gaze was better in the original Dishonored, but the outside of the manner is the worst it gets because of the bright lights. I am also curious to hear your thoughts on the non-narrative DLC "Dunwall City Trials". It has a very memorable achievement "by my hand alone" that requires a mastery of combat. Daud's blink also has fun use cases in combat. I don't remember if it works here or only in Dishonored 2, but you could catch an enemy's bullet if you timed the blink well. I agree that the chaos system is strange. I would expect non-lethal target eliminations to increase the chaos because they are sadistic and easily fit "fate worse than death" in every series entry I remember hating the change of the Outsider between the first and the second entry, so I'm expecting you to say what you think about that. They changed the voice actor and butchered the character - the outsider used to be barely interested and was the most reactive character to the chaos level, most levels had a shrine of him and you could trigger them at different points of the mission. Dishonored 2 showed him constantly blinking around like he got this power for the first time, being emotionally involved in every dialog and too lively I totally agree that Billie is barely a character in the expansion. It would work better if Delilah possessed her to harm Daud, that would make more sense than her showing herself and would be another piece of foreshadowing. There's lots of great promises and missed marks in Dishonored series. Open every gate with prisoner - check. Interactions and reactivity - no check

Just saying I appreciate the work you put into these videos bro, good on you

4:46:35 you can actually find Arthur's name one the plaque as John

If you enjoyed this video and are interested in hearing my thoughts on the follow up game: Banishers Ghosts of New Eden, you can find the video on my page or by clicking the link below. ua-cam.com/video/GeRQcv_T9ec/v-deo.html

52:40 the moment when Jonathan asks Elizabeth "Am I repellant unto heaven" and she basically responds with "eh don't worry about it" was a super dumb moment. What the fuck do you mean don't worry about it? I'd be panicking like never before if I were him

I actually feel the 2 Daud DLC's were so boring in comparison to the Main Game. The DLC's don't really expand upon the Dishonored story very well, other than adding witches and a few new powers, there's barely any point in playing these DLC's repeatedly. Dishonored 2 is basically the same as Daud's DLC's, the only key difference is that Dishonored 2 is much more fleshed out and actually has great replayabilty and new game +. In my opinion, if you want the expert through someone other than Corvo's eyes, get Dishonored Definitive edition as the Daud DLC's are included there for free.

“Dishonored is a game with themes about how power corrupts. What? The point of overpowered kill based powers being bad is about power corrupting? Erm, is that a joke?”

I mean, getting smuggled off as someone’s sex slave sucks, but it’s not any worse than having your tongue cut out and being forced to work to death in a silver mine. Let’s not pretend lady Boyle has it especially bad.

Funny thing is there's no reason to explore the Clockwork Mansion either. First time I played it I immediately found a path behind the walls that led straight to Jindosh with the only obstacles being two guards and one wall of light.

Where did you find the negan bat ??

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They could've easily fixed than Pendleton brothers issue by making slackjaw ask us to put them to sleep so he can easily kidnap them coz how the hell did his gang manage to do all that without getting noticed

Bro ascended a woman who loved her "slave"....she was "misguided"? What??? Smh.

I certainly hope you do get around to doing Dishonored 2, I really enjoy these 2 videos, mandatory for me to now find a similar one for it, but I'll come back if I see you upload one =P, but don't force yourself, I'm sure content like this is no easy feat to create.

It’s pronounced vampire

bit stupid to not play a game because a dlc isn't out tho, blood amd wine is one of the best dls I've played, it adds more to the base game, but isn't that what dlcs are all about

Damn dude. I have never met or seen another person who fails to understand almost ALL of the core tenants of a work of art who is confident enough to go on record for 3 hours and be mostly incorrect about the subject matter. Great job. 10/10. You're a clown lol.

You had asked what was done with the weepers in the sewer. The weepers were given to piero if you knock them out, and piero thanks you for it.

need a dishonored 2 critique my guy

How dare you compare Billy Lurk to Wallace. One character is the indispensable representation of your organization’s grunt workers who you build a begrudging respect for despite them having some over dependence on leadership and rougher edges of their personality. And the other is billy lurk haha

Very unfortunate but this game won't be continued 😞

Pretty good Dishonored videos here man! It caused me to do some thinking of my own as when I was a young teen, I played these games religiously and it was one of my main reasons I enjoyed stealth games as a whole. I know you said you'd be making a Dishonored 2 and Death of the Outsider video, but it's been a little over a year now, and just want to ask do you still plan on making critique videos about them before the end of 2024?

Just to point out Vampyr or Vampyre is pronounced exactly the same as VAMPIRE. It's just spelled differently. Vampyre or Vampyr first appeared in 18th-century poetry, before becoming one of the stock figures of gothic fiction with the publication of Polidori's The Vampyre in 1819, which was inspired by Lord Byron. The word use of VAMPIRE wasn't used until 1847 but has been a more popular spelling of the word due to how popular certain literature was written about it in it's use of the word such as Bram Stroker's DRACULA. But all in all the word VAMPYRE / VAMPYR are all pronounced the same as VAMPIRE.

I really didnt expect to enjoy this game as much as i did. Not so much for the gameplay but the narrative i thought was phenomenal. I'm really loving what Remedy is doing with the whole connected verse. Oh and i would love to hear your thoughts on Alien Isolation someday.

Probably not a topic of this video but I think the guns are op I figured this out when I was playing a Not even once run and got to the Mary bossfight and absoutely shreded her the same with every boss in the game you just have to upgrade the guns and you are all set after that I always max out the ammo bag so I can carry a large amount of ammo

is the sinking city similar?

Yeah enjoyed the game but combat was so one note didn’t do enough to keep it exciting

I think Nurse Crane turned into a vampire not because of Jonathan mesmerizing her with a lower charm level, but because Crane's clinic was filled with patients suffering from the spanish flu, like Razvan ( i dont remember his name ) that we failed to save, that presented some signs that he was turning into a skal before dying ( surely that he dying during his transformation while becoming a vampire ). And we see that spanish flu and vampirism is correlated later in the game. So i think it makes sense that she transforms, what doesnt is that she stays a human if we choose not to embrace nor charm her. Maybe the fact she is mind breaked if we mesmerize her made her totally lose consciousness and didnt pay attention whether she should protect herself from sick patients.

I like most parts of the game, except some of the basic moves. Upward attack is also lifting Kai up, and because of that, I end up taking damage while fighting against flying enemies. And I also don't really like downward attack, even though it's quite good to use against enemies, I always had trouble using it during boss fights. It almost seems like hitbox of its attack is so small that if boss moves somewhere, I can take contact damage. I also tried to beat the game on hard mode without any upgrades at all, and it was moderately difficult, although not really hard because enemy throwing mechanic is really good for these types of runs. Final boss took me two hours, though (that might be skill issue).

The Road is an outstanding and devastating book, great recommendation! This game doesn’t look like one for me but I appreciate the awesome breakdown as usual!

Someone needs to make a daud fanngame cause I need dauds assassins to actual stealth attack