@@guilhermeaugusto512 Theyd want to go back when they realize that their is no easy way to craft things or its super boring lol. Id welcome them to my world to create a little chaos.
You can tell how old a gamer is when they remember when daily quests were first introduced. Think about how long ago that was. Back before the concept was created, I can still remember burning through that repeatable quest 50 times a day just to get the lavender tiger in Winterspring.
There is also an issue of repeating the same pattern over and over again. My first encounter with dailies was rather positive one, since at that time I was a noob, who didn't know any better way to grind gold. And while there were some unique rewards hidden behind rep, at that time dailies were completely optional. It wasn't a big deal. Still two expansion latter. I realized that the only reason why I log in even when not feel like to play at the moment was because I had to do my dailies. I dropped the entire MMO genre not long afterwards.
Maybe because you are playing Final Fantasy XIV and have, in fact, 19+1 jobs that need leveling? And then there's also the crafting jobs (8) and gathering jobs (3).
@@quirk8841 Indeed, though I think the name of the player who became an NPC was Yakarin. Like you said, easily confused, as he uses the same avatar as B. O. B. and ScarHead.
The commitment to the lore and the characters is what it makes it a unique series on all UA-cam. This level of respect towards the characters makes the concept feel more alive each time.
plot-twist, each time he completes the quest, it gets more difficult. at first its in the bucket, then you have to explore a small dungeon. then you have to traverse a larger dungeon, in order to unlock a new main questline about stopping cultists from reviving the dark lords with even more power. all because he dropped a hammer down the well
Excellent work as always! The part at the end when Rowan deliberately dropped the hammer pretty much confirmed what I've always thought about these dastardly NPC's! They're intentionally trying to drive us all crazy 😄
That's nothing. Try fallout 4. The happiest point of my playthrough is when I get to Nukaworld and finally get to level those damned helpless settlements....
Spent this whole episode hearing Rob's voice in my head telling Bodger he was going decrease the inspiration points every time he talks about the hammer.
We just moved to Auckland and we visited the Howick Historical Village where this is filmed. The imagination they have to find the camera angles and shots they do is really really impressive.
So, retrieving the grandfather's hammer went from a story mission that locks you out of Honeywood for a long while to a daily grind quest. I wonder if part of the daily reward is some crafting XP from Bodger? This would explain how that crafting skill got maxed out, making him the village crafting NPC.
They re-worked a lot of the world-spanning quests in the 'Calamity' expansion, I heard. (For those not in the loop: this is a tongue-in-cheek reference to when Blizzard actually did this very thing in the 'Cataclysm' expansion of World of Warcraft.)
@@TheRealCeeJai Makes sense. Shift around old quests to fit major changes to the setting. Make room for new quests and other things. Like that new crafting NPC.
I remember playing Kingdoms of Amalur and it felt like this. It's the only game where I've actually gotten angry at the NPCs for not getting on with it. That game is so overwritten, not every little quest needs a little novel. You guys are relatable as always!
Very true! I love that game. 560 hours in the original, but I haven't played much of Re-Reckoning despite the new content released because I've been playing Bloodborne, DS3, Elden Ring, and etc. Helps that I have the game basically memorized, but it's a comfort game for me now. I do skip their dialogue, but the quests where we have to follow an NPC to and from a location are annoying, especially since they can be idiots and get themselves killed. The escort quests in Klurikon to return the 3 or so NPCs back to the camp are the most annoying. I think it's maybe the blacksmith or someone who's in a cave and she's a pain to protect. That said, their AI isn't the worst I've encountered for protection/escort quests.
Amalur is one of my favorite games of all time. The fact that each quest had decent (if verbose) writing made it charming. That world was like a warm blanket, especially with the color pallette and soundtrack. Great combat too. Wish it had a jump button though. Plus the bogarts were hilarious.
We all know how much Bodger loves to visit Greg just to bother him. He's downright gleeful about it. I really want to know what goes down at a meet and greet between Bodger and Eugene!
I always found it strange that Bodger always loses his grandfather's hammer.... What if the Greg does the same and lets his sheep run amok for adventurers to find over and over again.. .
Sheep just do it naturally and for some reason, in game the code is buggy and duplicates life accidentally by leaving their pen with wall hacks/glitches/holes
Remember the beginning of "The Truman Show", where each day is all set up? I imagine it's like that: "Ok, so Bodger's Hammer's down the well, the sheep have been left to run amok, Baelin is on his position... ok, cue servers on my mark.. two.. one... GO!"
Thank you so much for all the videos you make VLDL. You guys are like a beam of light in a dark world. I can only help but show my appreciation by subscribing to your channel until the server resets at 11:59 PM tonight.
I watched all of the epic npc man last week then started the npc dnd show which i just fully caught up with today, and then watched this and its amazing how different these are knowing the characters and the world, its like a whole new experience! Highly recommend their D&D show if you read this
“This, milord, is my family's axe. We have owned it for almost nine hundred years, see. Of course, sometimes it needed a new blade. And sometimes it has required a new handle, new designs on the metalwork, a little refreshing of the ornamentation . . . but is this not the nine hundred-year-old axe of my family?"
I can see the quest being with each new NPC they meet "I have an idea where the hammer might be, but I'm not going to just tell you. So do me this favour and I'll tell you what I know!"
They shortened the steps of the quest chain. It went: Talk to Bodger. Escort Bodger to Eugene. Talk to Bodger. Talk to Eugene. Talk to Bodger. Escort Bodger to Greg. Talk to Bodger. Talk to Greg. Talk to Bodger. Escort Bodger to the well. Etc.
1:29 At this point, I was kind of hoping Greg would look at him and say "hey, haven't you asked this question like yesterday?" Player: I know right. *Walks away*
What I like even better is when you already have the quest item to turn in before you ever do/find the quest to get the item in question and they still do their dialogue. "Once upon a time..." NOPE. Skip dialogue. Here take the item and give reward.
As soon as Bodger said "my grandfather's hammer" I was like "here we go again" XD. Love the NPC D&D reference. Also funny he lost something that he can literally just recall to his hand lol
The eyes at the end are reminiscent of the best character reveal by Kevin Spacey(not an insult, as much of a monster as he was, he had acting talent). Goosebumps, man!
@@Kineth1 very accurately too. Think of the last person you knew to go to deep into running their shop or crafting. Did you ever interact with them again in a way that isnt just an NPC with slightly more dialogue variety
It's funny Bodger kinda parodied the trope of the damsel dropping her handkerchief "by accident". Also, the self-awareness of these NPCs is becoming scarier by every episode ._.
Omg Rowan, your acting of the very last scene, how you dropped the hammer and walked away - amazing! 😂 If I were the director of a Game of Thrones remake, I'd give you the role of Cersei Lannister 😎
When our hero, ScarHead was trying to get Bodger to skip, and rudely interrupted Bodger, then Bodger should have used the Greg listening technique. Step forward and hug ScarHead tightly, shove a shiv against his ribcage, and say his lines. After every sentence state, "Nod if you understand". Believe me, ScarHead would have listened. I do believe Rowan is very familiar with the technique.
@@weirdidiot4616 But that's a warhammer not a crafting hammer. So I suppose he might have one hammer of each of his grandfathers. (crafting -> dwarf, warhammer -> Goliath)
Here was I, innocently watching an old TV show I loved. You know! Good ol' nostalgia. I was on the 1x17 episode of "Legend of the Seeker" when all of the suden something caught my eyes. One of the actors had a familiar face! I couldn't quite place him for even when he talked he didn't sound quite right. What a surprise when I saw him in leather armor and in the right light that it hit me! It was feckin ROWAN!!! I didn't know him back then and he only shows up for this episode but goddamit the world is small...
Love the outtakes at the end, but he tells this story every morning to Baradun and the dick heads. I'm not sure how he messed up those lines out of all of them!
The fact that there should be a second part to the sword that realeases the soul but this time he actually fixes it and goes on to the defeat the dragon of Shmagoro or whatever is called lol.
Finally it's explained why Bodger asks to find his grandfather's hammer all the time. So, what is next? Eugene killing his own family to force the player escorting him to their graves?
Salute to their hardworking in each video. Your video are so entertaining. It always have some new concept, also content is very enjoyable. Keep it up👍
No it wasnt it was stolen by his brother and he got a poxy spoon ive heard him make a speech about it several times, its quite inspiring at first felt like it gave me an enormous if temporary boost to my life force or pool of health points if you will.
I like that they're using blue for repeatable quests. It also adds to the lore that some NPCs are aware of their actions. Great one
I feel like more and more NPCs are becoming self aware. Maybe one day they will turn on the players for control over the video game.
Eventually the players and NPCs will have swapped places and it'll be Epic PC Man.
I seen blue for daily quest a few times so this is quite popular i think
@@mikkeljensen9488 Better: they come to the real world and starts the domination.
@@guilhermeaugusto512 Theyd want to go back when they realize that their is no easy way to craft things or its super boring lol. Id welcome them to my world to create a little chaos.
The fact that in the other campaign, Bodger can summon his hammer back to him at will, makes this seem so much more like he’s trolling Ben.
They should have had him do that at the end, then throw it in the well. Nice easter egg for the D & D fans.
"Let me tell you the story about how I deserve this hammer"...
@@RuralTowner Somehow, it's not as inspiring this time...
@@BLCrawley Because the DM grew sick & tired of it...it's now Depressing so it gets -2 inspiration so whatever amount if HP that also translates too
@@billsorg4200 In some ways the D&D campaign lore is already bleeding into the lore of VLDL sketches hahah, hes already doing his speeches
it's nice to see bodger is still rambling on about how the hammer is rightfully his.
It would have been funny if inside the bucket was a spoon :D
Just hearing him talk about it during this video made me quite inspired.
@@hulkaiden6178 damn you got to the joke first
Even if it gives me less hp after hearing it oh so many times.
Anyone feel guilty for those who dont watch the d&d chanel? Yeah me either.
Bodger: “I vow to never lose this hammer again.”
Player: “Right… same time tomorrow?”
lol
He didn't lose the hammer he deliberately left it behind thereby not breaking his vow
Very true haha
😆
I really thought that's what hero was going to say lol
I love how he just throws it back down the well its like he is just using the quest as a excuse to show players his hammer over and over XD
That is 100% what Bodger is doing lol
Bodge: V. 1. To show one your hammer. 2. To display prowess with craftsmanship, esp. forms involving hammers.
Reminds me of the toy story movie where the kid says I don’t want to play with you anymore.
@@VivaLaDirtLeague Bodger is lonely.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand loosing money while doing it.
When dailies first became a thing I was like "cool, a way to make money and rep everyday" now I'm like "ugh why do I have a second job?".
Yep yep - I think everyone feels that way
You can tell how old a gamer is when they remember when daily quests were first introduced. Think about how long ago that was.
Back before the concept was created, I can still remember burning through that repeatable quest 50 times a day just to get the lavender tiger in Winterspring.
Thats why I quit WOW a several years back. Why a I paying Blizzard to do a job?
There is also an issue of repeating the same pattern over and over again.
My first encounter with dailies was rather positive one, since at that time I was a noob, who didn't know any better way to grind gold. And while there were some unique rewards hidden behind rep, at that time dailies were completely optional. It wasn't a big deal.
Still two expansion latter. I realized that the only reason why I log in even when not feel like to play at the moment was because I had to do my dailies.
I dropped the entire MMO genre not long afterwards.
Maybe because you are playing Final Fantasy XIV and have, in fact, 19+1 jobs that need leveling? And then there's also the crafting jobs (8) and gathering jobs (3).
Ben seems awfully self-aware for someone WHO BECAME AN NPC! Suuuuuuspicious if you ask me...
That's not Bartholomew Osiris Bladesong, that's ScarHead. There's only so many avatars you can use in the game.
@@quirk8841 Indeed, though I think the name of the player who became an NPC was Yakarin. Like you said, easily confused, as he uses the same avatar as B. O. B. and ScarHead.
@@quirk8841 There's is an Epic NPC Man episode about that, of course: "Games That Recycle The Same Skins".
OUTRAGEOUS!
he got better
The commitment to the lore and the characters is what it makes it a unique series on all UA-cam. This level of respect towards the characters makes the concept feel more alive each time.
have you heard of "the first guy to"?
-the Ryanverse is also a quite large one on the youtube :>
Why were there so many outtakes about his grandfather's hammer? He practices that speech during his D&D sessions. He should know it by heart. 😆
Maybe he just wasn't inspired.
EXACTLY! Right?!
plot-twist, each time he completes the quest, it gets more difficult. at first its in the bucket, then you have to explore a small dungeon. then you have to traverse a larger dungeon, in order to unlock a new main questline about stopping cultists from reviving the dark lords with even more power. all because he dropped a hammer down the well
Just the fact that he purposely losing his hammer every time shows he enjoys repeating the quest like an evil mastermind
He has to pay out gold every time though.
Or he just wants to MOVE FROM HIS ASSIGNED PLACE, and he needs a quest to so that...
Another self-aware NPC?
He's sadistic. Likes to watch adventurers suffer. Then he pays them for the entertainment.
I mean he makes way more than that in a day!
i am 100% behind the theory that the NPCs used to be players, so i can understand the sass, the snark and the salt
He must be getting something out of it
So good to see Eugene again, we haven't seen him properly for ages, I miss him and Baelin.
Baelin is probably fishing
But not fishing in the well, or he might have caught the hammer.
I don't know why but all this talking about Bodger's hammer made me feel inspired somehow.
Came here for this comment. XD
You know that it was his grandfather who gave him that hammer originally, right?
I don't know, every time I listen this story I feel 1hp less inspired.
You know his brother, Aaron, stole it, right?
I would actually like to see Ben's hammer, also :D
I love how coy Bodger is “dropping” his hammer in the well. 😂
Excellent work as always! The part at the end when Rowan deliberately dropped the hammer pretty much confirmed what I've always thought about these dastardly NPC's! They're intentionally trying to drive us all crazy 😄
they're not *trying* anything
@@jackadams3878 Touché
That's nothing. Try fallout 4.
The happiest point of my playthrough is when I get to Nukaworld and finally get to level those damned helpless settlements....
Maybe they're just lonely and/or bored and want something to occupy their time with? I mean, they do the same thing all day, every day.
Spent this whole episode hearing Rob's voice in my head telling Bodger he was going decrease the inspiration points every time he talks about the hammer.
You guys should do a skit about somebody speed running the game
Definitely
Script: SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP SKIP.
Have them phasing through walls and stuff. That would be hilarious.
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they did a skipper episode once
I like this mellow peeved Ben. Nice to see him not over the top angry all the time.
opps
Why's one crafting npc talking to another crafting npc about doing a quest? Bit unusual ;)
Lol
outrageous
I pity those who didn't get the reference
😏😏😏😏😏
@@HT79 what is it then?
We just moved to Auckland and we visited the Howick Historical Village where this is filmed. The imagination they have to find the camera angles and shots they do is really really impressive.
So, retrieving the grandfather's hammer went from a story mission that locks you out of Honeywood for a long while to a daily grind quest. I wonder if part of the daily reward is some crafting XP from Bodger? This would explain how that crafting skill got maxed out, making him the village crafting NPC.
They re-worked a lot of the world-spanning quests in the 'Calamity' expansion, I heard.
(For those not in the loop: this is a tongue-in-cheek reference to when Blizzard actually did this very thing in the 'Cataclysm' expansion of World of Warcraft.)
@@TheRealCeeJai Makes sense. Shift around old quests to fit major changes to the setting. Make room for new quests and other things. Like that new crafting NPC.
Oh damn...
Which video was this?
What a nice guy, keeps supplying adventurer with a quest so he could never be bored and questless
I remember playing Kingdoms of Amalur and it felt like this. It's the only game where I've actually gotten angry at the NPCs for not getting on with it. That game is so overwritten, not every little quest needs a little novel. You guys are relatable as always!
Hey!! I remember that game. The Mass Effect 3 tie in got me into it. It had it charms but it was quite the time sink.
@@Jarsia mass effect 3 tie in?
Very true! I love that game. 560 hours in the original, but I haven't played much of Re-Reckoning despite the new content released because I've been playing Bloodborne, DS3, Elden Ring, and etc. Helps that I have the game basically memorized, but it's a comfort game for me now. I do skip their dialogue, but the quests where we have to follow an NPC to and from a location are annoying, especially since they can be idiots and get themselves killed. The escort quests in Klurikon to return the 3 or so NPCs back to the camp are the most annoying. I think it's maybe the blacksmith or someone who's in a cave and she's a pain to protect. That said, their AI isn't the worst I've encountered for protection/escort quests.
@@RK-cj4oc they had an event where if you completed the Kingdoms of Amalur demo, you got a free weapon and armor in mass effect 3
Amalur is one of my favorite games of all time. The fact that each quest had decent (if verbose) writing made it charming. That world was like a warm blanket, especially with the color pallette and soundtrack. Great combat too. Wish it had a jump button though. Plus the bogarts were hilarious.
We all know how much Bodger loves to visit Greg just to bother him. He's downright gleeful about it. I really want to know what goes down at a meet and greet between Bodger and Eugene!
Somehow, I expected Bodger to toss it down the well again, but the way it was executed was oh so satisfying! 🤣
yeah i was thinking
"OHH, Is he gonna drop it"
"OHH, He gonna drop it isn't he?"
And when he dropped it my brain gasped
It won't be in the bucket this time... That might be a problem "tomorrow"...
Wow, the quality of audio and video is amazing, thank you guys
I always found it strange that Bodger always loses his grandfather's hammer....
What if the Greg does the same and lets his sheep run amok for adventurers to find over and over again.. .
I always thought they were just pranking each other. Bodger lets the sheep out, Greg steals the hammer. Looks like Bodger's doing it all though.
After the adventurer herds the sheep into the pen, Greg always forgets to lock the gate.
@@jonathanl1276 Nah it must be his EVIL SIDE THING making him blackout and letting them out just to make Greg's life worse
Sheep just do it naturally and for some reason, in game the code is buggy and duplicates life accidentally by leaving their pen with wall hacks/glitches/holes
Remember the beginning of "The Truman Show", where each day is all set up? I imagine it's like that:
"Ok, so Bodger's Hammer's down the well, the sheep have been left to run amok, Baelin is on his position... ok, cue servers on my mark.. two.. one... GO!"
That's "oops" at the end was golden
End quote had me dying "this hammer was given to me by my brother." Well in a different universe of VLDLD&D he's not wrong 🤣🤣
Thats probably why Rowan had the slip of the tongue :P
My identical twin brother, Dodger
@@not2be4gotten02 Argh, my brother Dodger has died! I swear that I, Codger, shall avenge him!
Thank you so much for all the videos you make VLDL. You guys are like a beam of light in a dark world. I can only help but show my appreciation by subscribing to your channel until the server resets at 11:59 PM tonight.
OMG, that ending! THAT explains daily quests!
i dunno about you, but i feel inspired when ever bodger talks about his grandfathers hammer.
ScarHead doesn't skip any dialogue, despite clearly having heard it before. Curious. Has Greg threatened him before?
He tries to though. I think Bodger became resistant to it.
I love the crossover references! Bodger is still rebuilding his business after losing all of his respect lol
Bodger's been working on that Inspiring Speech again! I can already feel those wonderful temporary hit points.
I watched all of the epic npc man last week then started the npc dnd show which i just fully caught up with today, and then watched this and its amazing how different these are knowing the characters and the world, its like a whole new experience! Highly recommend their D&D show if you read this
Players: 'this game needs more lore!'
Also players: 'skip!'
😂 😂 😂
If they t skipping the lore, its cuz its so boring
@@stargirl5194 uhh, no? Do you think only boys play game?
I honestly love this role for Ben. The high level player who devoted so much time that he practically knows the game in and out.
This is how I always imagined his grandfather's hammer... but in D&D it is a giant-killing flying warhammer.
Dude, the ending makes this my favorite one from you guys get
Nice. It's nice to actually explain how daily quests can possibly be repetitive.
I missed the cry, melts thy heart being able to hear it once more. 🍻
Is Bodger so obsessed with his grandfather's hammer- that's rightfully his- that he was having delusions about his work hammer?
He seems to have gotten them mixed up somehow. Either way this video gave me some sort of inspiration.
No-no, it's just a story for naive adventurers and some cheap generic hammer. Bodger would never drop his grandfathers hammer into well.
I love that jokes from the D&D series are moving onto the main channel.
I think the "hammer" existed before D&D. Look at the skit "Side Quest".
@@TheEvilBere it more that the jokes made in the series about the hammer made it in, not it’s first appearance
“This, milord, is my family's axe. We have owned it for almost nine hundred years, see. Of course, sometimes it needed a new blade. And sometimes it has required a new handle, new designs on the metalwork, a little refreshing of the ornamentation . . . but is this not the nine hundred-year-old axe of my family?"
Honestly the daily quests / challenges are exhaustive and takes a toll on game not just in RPGs but in other games tooo
I really liked the use of background music in this one guys - makes it feel like I'm watching a movie and not "just" a skit!
I feel this in my soul! Doing Argent Tournament stuff in WoW and yea, those quests give me this feeling....
I love the detail how Greg is not amused to see Bodger.
Bodger: grand fathers hammer.... Adventurer: ::internally thinking:: "great here we go again with another 10 min inspirational speech"
I'm surprised that he didn't end up with quests from Eugene and Greg in the chain of finishing Bodger's.
And getting snagged by Baelin for a round of fishing just before getting to the well.
@@R.M.MacFru He's fishing IN the well and needs to get his daily catch before he leaves and Ben can interact with the quest object...
I can see the quest being with each new NPC they meet "I have an idea where the hammer might be, but I'm not going to just tell you. So do me this favour and I'll tell you what I know!"
They shortened the steps of the quest chain. It went:
Talk to Bodger.
Escort Bodger to Eugene.
Talk to Bodger.
Talk to Eugene.
Talk to Bodger.
Escort Bodger to Greg.
Talk to Bodger.
Talk to Greg.
Talk to Bodger.
Escort Bodger to the well.
Etc.
through the episodes, your comedy talent improves more and more! The moment, when Rowen looks around and... "oooops"! it's fantastic!
1:29 At this point, I was kind of hoping Greg would look at him and say "hey, haven't you asked this question like yesterday?"
Player: I know right. *Walks away*
That last part... Blooper sounded like a good RE-MIX. 🔥💞
Im really loving your videos guys!!! My kids love it as well!!! Looking forward to another mugger episode some or other time. Thanks for making my day
My grandfathers hammer! This hammer was giving to me, by my grandfather...outstanding writing
I can only assume that bens character got some additional hit points from inspiration when badger told him the tale of his grandfathers hammer.
It's the look when the adventurer walks away that got me. I was just chuckling until then. After that I lost it and woke the baby up ... worth it
I'm absolutely convinced that NPCs in every game get _exactly_ that evil grin when the dailies reset.
What I like even better is when you already have the quest item to turn in before you ever do/find the quest to get the item in question and they still do their dialogue.
"Once upon a time..." NOPE. Skip dialogue. Here take the item and give reward.
As soon as Bodger said "my grandfather's hammer" I was like "here we go again" XD. Love the NPC D&D reference. Also funny he lost something that he can literally just recall to his hand lol
Its trolling 101
Well, his grandfather’s hammer was a quest item in Epic NPC Man before NPC D&D became a thing, so it’s really just a callback to an earlier episode.
@@Tlizerz the reference I was referring to was making a speech out of how it was rightfully his from the inspiring leader feat
The eyes at the end are reminiscent of the best character reveal by Kevin Spacey(not an insult, as much of a monster as he was, he had acting talent). Goosebumps, man!
0:10 yes he did. There is no [yellow !] above his head.
Well blue for daily quests
Yellow for regular quests, blue for quests that can be repeated daily. At least that is how it is in WoW.
@@sonnara6658 a bit on the speculation side but a good possibility 🧐👍
@@StormySky48 yellow is for normal quests not daily
@@sonnara6658 then what's yellow for?
Also, how do you know for sure that blue is for daily? Sauce?
The look on his face, right at the end. Such spunk, such attitude, so outrageous.
Eugene's cry is my notification sound and I've never been sad without it.
"Do you know where his grandfather's hammer is?"
"No! Uha, uha, uha, uha,."
"What a suprise..."
😂
The best part about this video is that it keeps popping up at the end of every video iv been watching tonight. This is the third time iv watched it.
I love how even here he starts rambling on about his hammer. It's inspiring.
I was expecting him to get the hammer as a reward.
"No, it's okay, I already have your grandfather's hammer like ten times already."
I was thinking earlier, and I wondered why they’ve never covered auction houses or player owned shops in this series. 🤔
Ah, but they did one on player owned shops... They become non-players.
@@Kineth1 Very recently, too.
@@Kineth1 very accurately too.
Think of the last person you knew to go to deep into running their shop or crafting. Did you ever interact with them again in a way that isnt just an NPC with slightly more dialogue variety
So much potential really. Predatory players, scalpers, economists, min-maxers etc
@@stillcantbesilencedevennow i am a min-maxer and it follows me to every mmo or survival game i play like the plague.
Why am I feeling inspired all of a sudden
😂 omg! I love how Bodger is still rambling on about his hammer. Does that mean, Ben got negative inspiration after that speech?
Nice to see someone not skipping the dialoge, even if they've already heared it before.
It's funny Bodger kinda parodied the trope of the damsel dropping her handkerchief "by accident".
Also, the self-awareness of these NPCs is becoming scarier by every episode ._.
Its almost like bodger had to fight his brother for that hammer, even though its rightfully HIS. +1 inspiration for this story. Thanx bodger
Why do I feel so inspired after hearing the story of his grandfather's hammer???
Hahaha this gag was a goodin 😂.
The evilness of Rowan planting the daily quest again feels like it leads to something… sinister 🤔
Ow don't get him started about that hammer. He'll give an insuffurable but weirdly inspiring speech for at least 10 minutes.
Omg Rowan, your acting of the very last scene, how you dropped the hammer and walked away - amazing! 😂
If I were the director of a Game of Thrones remake, I'd give you the role of Cersei Lannister 😎
When our hero, ScarHead was trying to get Bodger to skip, and rudely interrupted Bodger, then Bodger should have used the Greg listening technique. Step forward and hug ScarHead tightly, shove a shiv against his ribcage, and say his lines. After every sentence state, "Nod if you understand". Believe me, ScarHead would have listened. I do believe Rowan is very familiar with the technique.
I like the idea that Greg is uniquely a psychopath that normally covers well. It fits with the current D&D campaign too.
Half expected Ben to just say “yup, see ya tomorrow to find it again”
As he was walking away 😂
Now give us an episode where Bodger meets Baelin. I think that'd be hilarious.
It happens in Baelin's Route ;)
i like that you can hear a mouse click when he says "accept". just nice sound design.
It's not really a problem, don't forget that bodger can recall his hammer
Wait what, when did Bodger become Thor
@@randomperson5512 He can do that in their dnd campaign
@@weirdidiot4616 But that's a warhammer not a crafting hammer. So I suppose he might have one hammer of each of his grandfathers. (crafting -> dwarf, warhammer -> Goliath)
@@TheEvilBere what if the real warhammer was the friends we made along the way
Here was I, innocently watching an old TV show I loved. You know! Good ol' nostalgia. I was on the 1x17 episode of "Legend of the Seeker" when all of the suden something caught my eyes. One of the actors had a familiar face! I couldn't quite place him for even when he talked he didn't sound quite right. What a surprise when I saw him in leather armor and in the right light that it hit me! It was feckin ROWAN!!! I didn't know him back then and he only shows up for this episode but goddamit the world is small...
ben is quite patient for not skipping every single dialogue
The this is with Eugene’s cry, you either love it or adore it.
Love the outtakes at the end, but he tells this story every morning to Baradun and the dick heads. I'm not sure how he messed up those lines out of all of them!
He just wasn't feeling inspired that day.
The fact that there should be a second part to the sword that realeases the soul but this time he actually fixes it and goes on to the defeat the dragon of Shmagoro or whatever is called lol.
“This hammer was given to me by my fucking brother”
I see Bodger has some roots in Alabama.
Why do I all of a sudden feel so inspired at the end? it's like I've received a sudden surge of vitality.
Finally it's explained why Bodger asks to find his grandfather's hammer all the time. So, what is next? Eugene killing his own family to force the player escorting him to their graves?
Nice
planting the spiders to trick the player into killing those puppies.
"did you kill them all?"
@@jackadams3878 Tricky Eugene, he foolished us all! He is the wickest one!
That would be the Darkwood Eugene
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i would love to see a skit about some annoying popups from random moments that some games do
The Ending was masterful 😈
No it wasnt it was stolen by his brother and he got a poxy spoon ive heard him make a speech about it several times, its quite inspiring at first felt like it gave me an enormous if temporary boost to my life force or pool of health points if you will.
Hilarious how he slipped up in the bloopers after how many times he says it in DnD. Love the reference.
awfully suspicious, Bodger. he keeps "losing" the hammer though he can just Thor it back to himself
Don't you mean Phor i'm not sure who this Thor guy is
@@epsilonraider3180 my mistake, Common is my second language, never learned to spell properly
@@magistraeva It's a joke cause in the d&d series they called him Phor instead of Thor
@@epsilonraider3180 i know. that's why i said common instead of english. because they speak common there.
@@magistraeva How could I have been so foolish
The shifty eyes before the dainty "Oops" was top of the line!
Bodger just likes to take quick strolls every once you n a while.