Everytime the beat gets happy it eventually trails down, just to get up again and fall right after Jerry was the same, he survived an onslaught on the Vega HQ but woke up to find out Johnny gave him brain damage He had recruited all these men for Vega and (depending on your choice) was willing to fight the second strongest man in the world to the death with them just to get ditched He finds out he can escape but he must team up with beast loving lunatics, the likes of the worst party member himself, Gabriel He is able to make Sindy retreat just to be chased down by the ring enfoecer If he doesn't pop the pills he gets to kill another worthless lunatic and die in pain because he received brain damage again, if he pops those pills he gets to live in Joy and misery as one of the most dangerous mutants of Olathe thanks to all the skills we have obtained Funny how in other lisa games the protagonist somehow achieves their goal (Brad's abuse ensures buddy will never be taken and used, benny eventually finds the girl, buddy reigns over the mutants, alex is...still a failure I guess) but Jerry dies for NOTHING. Vega will never know what he went through to aid him and it won't matter, Buddy is gonna kill everyone in the HQ before they are able to "go back" to Sindy's den, or that idea was scrapped out of cowardice by Vega, the party members recruited leaving except for fatty peach dog and joey, the ones who really did stick with Jerry through thick and thin sort of. Jerry's death was in vain, and nobody will EVER know of his sacrifice, perseverance or ability to talk someone into exploding in Lenny land
@@hollowman9410Alex didn’t really have a goal except that, he didn’t really know what he was doing or where to go, but he did make it somewhere better, and he did maintain hope and survive through the worst
Honestly I feel like Brad and Jerry would be more powerful if their Joy Mutant forms were moreso taking over their brain instead of deforming them. Imagine if Brad could still use the Armstrong Style, and Jerry could use Outside Work, but they'd just be basically reduced to their deepest desire.
Hmm, though what would be causing the deformation so badly? Other than the joy mutants brains just telling the body ”Fix up any holes, no rules or anything, doesnt matter what happens just keep him alive.”
(THIS IS JUST MY OPINION) But i think the route is much easier because instead of imaging Ring Enforcer as the Big, Final and Deadly enemy in your head. He just gets imagined as.... nothing. Hes just a man after all. So theres an obvious power difference
Im not gonna sugarcoat it(gravitational drop salute salute rinse and repeat) but no in all seriousness this shit fucked me up when i realized how much he did yet how much it mattered he was a force to shake olathe yet he died in the most painful way imaginable either to rot with no one knowing what he did or to become a joy mutant and to kive suffering never ti be killed from the immense power he had
I didn't really like this game, but I really loved Jerry. The LISA games tend to have some sort of subtext to them. Painful being about abuse, trauma, and how men mistreat women. Hopeless being about the performance of masculinity. Pointless being about nihilism and finding reasons to go on. This game didn't seem to have any deeper themes. It was just about gang warfare and filling in plotholes. Despite that, Jerry was an awesome character because of just how simple he was. This middle-aged man with brain damage who was a God Slayer.
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@@SoreLoserKishkiXD in the words of jerry.
*im tired*
we are all fucking tired of this shit made to protect companys
Why would I do that!?
Everytime the beat gets happy it eventually trails down, just to get up again and fall right after
Jerry was the same, he survived an onslaught on the Vega HQ but woke up to find out Johnny gave him brain damage
He had recruited all these men for Vega and (depending on your choice) was willing to fight the second strongest man in the world to the death with them just to get ditched
He finds out he can escape but he must team up with beast loving lunatics, the likes of the worst party member himself, Gabriel
He is able to make Sindy retreat just to be chased down by the ring enfoecer
If he doesn't pop the pills he gets to kill another worthless lunatic and die in pain because he received brain damage again, if he pops those pills he gets to live in Joy and misery as one of the most dangerous mutants of Olathe thanks to all the skills we have obtained
Funny how in other lisa games the protagonist somehow achieves their goal (Brad's abuse ensures buddy will never be taken and used, benny eventually finds the girl, buddy reigns over the mutants, alex is...still a failure I guess) but Jerry dies for NOTHING. Vega will never know what he went through to aid him and it won't matter, Buddy is gonna kill everyone in the HQ before they are able to "go back" to Sindy's den, or that idea was scrapped out of cowardice by Vega, the party members recruited leaving except for fatty peach dog and joey, the ones who really did stick with Jerry through thick and thin sort of.
Jerry's death was in vain, and nobody will EVER know of his sacrifice, perseverance or ability to talk someone into exploding in Lenny land
Alex found the city, so he did achieve his goal of finding a nice place to live.
@@hollowman9410 Alex will probably never find his better place.
@@sigmerrr Possibly.
Boring? yeah.
A little bit safer? Maybe.
in my opinion alex just wants to live life
@@TheFishIsFriedAlex disagrees
@@hollowman9410Alex didn’t really have a goal except that, he didn’t really know what he was doing or where to go, but he did make it somewhere better, and he did maintain hope and survive through the worst
Jerry strangling the shit out of the ring enforcer really puts the "I'm so tired" into this song
Real winners don't use drugs
+Super Cool
+Inspired
+Rage
-FBI
Real winners don't use DSDS
@@SaddamHuseySo much truth (although it is very strong, sometimes other things must be used)
It's cool how 666 Kill Chop Deluxe was turned into an emotional and badass song here
This song really suits this final battle, Specialy after jerry gave his little speach
"The day doesn't end until I get a new Hangman"
Honestly I feel like Brad and Jerry would be more powerful if their Joy Mutant forms were moreso taking over their brain instead of deforming them. Imagine if Brad could still use the Armstrong Style, and Jerry could use Outside Work, but they'd just be basically reduced to their deepest desire.
@@whatwhyyIt would be a big "uh oh" for anyone who dared to encounter them
Hmm, though what would be causing the deformation so badly? Other than the joy mutants brains just telling the body ”Fix up any holes, no rules or anything, doesnt matter what happens just keep him alive.”
Jerry’s mutant would be almost unstoppable
That sounds like _almost_ what happens when one gets Infinitized...
Ain't no winners allowed
more emotional than the og
+Super Cool
the mod is really good but this route is way easier than it needs to be
True
Only proves that you don't need Joy to beat up someone's ass and be cool
But I agree with you
Jerry become OP by the time you reach grav drop or raging slashes. Literally in Big Lincoln fight it takes a few specials of drop or slashes to win.
The entire game is easy.
(THIS IS JUST MY OPINION) But i think the route is much easier because instead of imaging Ring Enforcer as the Big, Final and Deadly enemy in your head. He just gets imagined as.... nothing. Hes just a man after all. So theres an obvious power difference
+Super cool
At least he’s going out in style
Im not gonna sugarcoat it(gravitational drop salute salute rinse and repeat) but no in all seriousness this shit fucked me up when i realized how much he did yet how much it mattered he was a force to shake olathe yet he died in the most painful way imaginable either to rot with no one knowing what he did or to become a joy mutant and to kive suffering never ti be killed from the immense power he had
Rick rolled...
What?
wait....someone else heard it?!?!
@@camedialdamage8180 i kinda hear it too, dangit
I didn't really like this game, but I really loved Jerry.
The LISA games tend to have some sort of subtext to them. Painful being about abuse, trauma, and how men mistreat women.
Hopeless being about the performance of masculinity.
Pointless being about nihilism and finding reasons to go on.
This game didn't seem to have any deeper themes. It was just about gang warfare and filling in plotholes.
Despite that, Jerry was an awesome character because of just how simple he was. This middle-aged man with brain damage who was a God Slayer.