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Right?? I remember similar instances growing up where a friend's parents were flat out bad parents, but we envied the friend's freedom to do just about whatever he wanted
My runescape gf convinced me (easily) to drop 42 gold pieces I gathered from killing a tramp a bunch of times. She took the gold, went upstairs and disappeared into thin air. Oh, to be young again, and to feel love's keen sting.
I randomly found Among Us and realized its potential. I begged people to play it with me so we could record it, saying that the game could do really well on UA-cam. They never did. That was a year before the game got picked up by a bunch of SA streamers and blew up.
My fav online experince was Splinter Cell: Double Agent on the 360. They had this amazing multiplayer where half the people are spies and half are guards who have to kill the spies. The spies could do cool shit like break their necks and go into vents, while the guards had awesome weapons. It was all around so enjoyable no matter which side you were on.
I believe that glitch was by making your car very expensive, then call your mechanic to get your car delivered, while being near the car. The mechanic will deliver a copy of your car and you can sell that.
Think homie is hitting on a deeper concept overall here. In my 40s and still trying to figure it out, though less and less of that and more of just appreciating learning and discovery. Once you know, you know, the unknown though, always has it's appeal. Existing is wild AF.
Man my life was flipped around. I played a lot of Halo online (because my Dad loves the series and would let me play when my mom was out of town for work), but I played CoD at my buddy's place and would get REAMED
I might as well tell my experiences with these three categories. A game I'll never experience the same way again is OneShot which has to be one of my favorite games in terms of story. If you're interested into playing it don't look up any gameplay of it as every single thing you see about it may ruin the one of a time experience. Another game that falls into this category is Clash Royale. I remember back in elementary school everyone was playing it and if you had a legendary you were the cool kid in class. Good times. A game I'll probably never experience again is Super Mario Bros 35. It was only available for 6 months and it was fun while it lasted. I'll miss it. Something I never got to experience the Wii U and all the online features. I'll likely won't be able to get one before April 2024 when all online features are shut down for good and it kinda hurts to have seen it so many times but never getting to play with it except one time at someone's house.
This is so true, you never forget your first FPS game. Especially as games have become more about money and the price tag rather than the experience, it only makes us want to forget everything we know about video games and start over again. I know that video games will never be the same and have really just been getting worse since mid 2010's (so this isn't a new). I just feel a bit worried that this new generation of kids is growing up playing awful and saturated games, not knowing how it used to be like. I make roblox videos for kids but I make my content healthy to give kids a slice of how gaming content SHOULD be. stay epic
you can still get some really fun multiplayer experiences in games like SCP:SL or even battlefield 4 but i dont think the same magic that the games mentioned would have
I had modern warfare 3 when it came out but I rarely could play online because I didn’t have Wi-Fi growing up and had to go to my friends house and only played custom games with my friends and cousins on my one Xbox 360. I also played the campaign but I missed playing with randoms and ranking up my prestige. It wasn’t till bo2 when I can play online and I loved the zombies.
One memorable moment I always look back on was back in 2015 where me and a group of school friends played GTA V right after we graduated middle school. We trolled randoms, race and did a bunch of missions and heist all in one night. I do miss those moments but I’m very glad to have experienced them.
Gotham City Imposters did something that nearly no other shooter could do: make distinctly unique classes super fun. I don't really remember if it was balanced but gliding or going invisible was amazing.
MW3 is my favorite cod of all time for its survival game mode. I always go back to playing it and I’m glad it’s playable solo because It’ll never lose its Magic.
New subscriber here... I've only watched two videos so far, but both have been as if you pretty much took the words right out of my brain, more or less. And what I really especially like is: I don't think you once said, "Don't forget to like and subscribe blah blah blah"... It annoys me no end that we haven't reached the point where every viewer already knows how to like and subscribe, such that no longer should every video feel compelled to "remind" you. Worse yet is "Smash that like button!!"... No, I guarantee you that I will not click the like button, when you tell me to "smash" it. Just on principle I refuse to do it. So it's always refreshing to find the rare channel that doesn't feel the need to remind me of something that virtually every viewer already knows.
I remember being a squeaker on NW2 my sister had a 360 and I always played on her account everybody thought I was a girl because my sister's gamertag was Miss Murder
I remember when good games cost a quarter for 3-5 mins. 10+ minutes if you were good.😎. Skipping about 20--30 years from then, the last game I remember actually waiting for and buying Day One was BattleFront II for PS/2. Totally worth it 😎.
MW2 was definitely the talk of the town (world) back when I was a freshman in high school. It was the thing everyone talked about in between classes and on lunch break. For a long while, I'd even have friends over to my house nearly every friday and I'd play the local splitscreen mode with 3 other buddies and have a blast on that. Nobody ever talks about splitscreen, but that was such a blast for me and especially my friends that didn't have the game or system, but still wanted to play it on occasion. Even to this day we will occasionally hang out and play it in person, just like we did when it was brand new. Gotham City Impostors I only played for a bit, but I did play that when it was new with one of my IRL friends. The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft was great because I played that splitscreen with my buddies and we stopped playing that FOR EXACTLY THE SAME REASONS you mentioned in the video. lmao The Super Smash Bros. series and COD games from the late 2000s to early 2010s were/are definitely some of my favorite multiplayer experiences I've ever had. Right now its all about playing fighting games like Blazblue and Guilty Gear, since they have such improved online play and I have friends that I play those with from all over the world.
As a game that you cant experience again i say resistance 2 couse that game had the best coop mode in the history of pve games you could litteraly go with a small army of 18 players against the chimera and you had 3 classes to choose from (soldier=firepower/tank) (medic=healing/revive) (marksman=ammo/sniper) and evry player had a certain role based on their class it was amazing but i cant play it again couse the servers got shut down its a shame
what i lobed was the prime of plants vs zombies garden warefare 2 just boom pow bam you fuck some guy up as the goofyist gnome zombie soilder outfit but you grindid so it was a lengendary class and you were also high level and the kid would just scream then you hear there mum unplugg there consol. or you had to work together in the town hall missions to destroy that one raid boss. ahhh good times
Played Minecraft on a multiplayer server in 2011. Server got huge for a whole year. One day we shut it down. Can’t replicate the experience because I’m like 30 now
I feel this way towards TF2. Once they altered matchmaking in the jungle-whatever update it killed the gamemode I’d always preferred to play with my dad (sd_doomsday). I’ll never spend hours with the same people in the same lobby playing doomsday again because it’s rarely even on private servers and they’re always empty anyways. I pivoted to playing MVM primarily instead.
This is actually wild to think about but UA-camrs really make those moments somewhat relivable with their old videos. Also Gotham City Imposters was an amazing game
I still love Minecraft. I don't play as much as I used to though. Also I never even heard of the FSP Gotham Batman game. What I really hate though is that everything is becoming digital. It takes up more memory and it doesn't have the cool box art that you can get/ disc art. Even the manuals went downhill. Nintendo used to make some pretty fun manuals and now they don't have it anymore. The last one I had was from super Mario Odyssey. And that's pretty much it for my recent one. And kind of sucks and the only time I really do buy digital if it's on sale over some reason it's only a downloadable game. Sometimes I have the experience or the game comes out in a physical copy and I'm excited. I feel like one day though that's going to stop and everything's going to go digital. Which is unfortunate in my opinion. It was really exciting to go to the store and get it in there. That's my little man if you made it this far and thanks for reading.
Man as a PlayStation player i curse Sony evry day for not including the retro-compatibility in the ps4/5 for ps3 games (For contest mw2 its only available on ps3 for PlayStation)
Multiplayer has literally never been fun for me. I will go into a blind rage and act like a literal psychopath whenever another person does something I don't like. I've broken and thrown A LOT OF THINGS! Overall, I have an anger issue that can't be fixed, and it never will. I have tried
0:27 Reminds me of being in 7th and 8th grade, getting C's in my English and Lit classes despite trying my best, and my dad saying "You aren't in trouble, but I shouldn't *really* be rewarding you" and taking me to the bookstore anyway. Ah, good times. 💯😁
mine was titan fall 2 game was dead for long time then somone at ea fixed the games severys and its back and good as i remebr it games that are kinda dead is pvz gw1 and 2 grate games but not player base kindda dead i played minecraft with freands but then that freand grope fell apart and now i realy dont touch minecraft much anymore
Best MP memories that spring to my time and drug addled mind: Mass Effect 3 multiplayer co-op: I can spam those maps for DAYS, fuck Banshees lol CERBERUS HARRIER Charge+Nova spamming Human Vanguard 4 Life!!! lol Went back and tried it via gamepass, ME3 MP still works though not in legendary edition. "Acquired" couple hundred million in creds after 30 matches and recalling how asian EA made the credit / gear lootbox grind to push towards microtransaction purchases, game is so old now they don't monitor such activities, all my research showed. Still holds up surprinsingly well though no native PC controller support if that is a deal breaker Match making is hella hit or miss, sometimes buncha teams sometimes ghost town FFXIV: Hands down top-tier legend MMOs of all time, dropped out after Heavensward wrapped up WoW: through til about Cata. What's there to say that hasn't been said. It is what it was for so many reasons. Earth and Beyond: Niche space MMO by Westward Studios of Red Alert fame. EA canned in within 2 yeas of launch, I believe. Controls out of date in '23 but a private community made titanic efforts in bringing the game back from the dead, servers up and playable last I checked earlier this year. They even added new content, wild dedication, worth a look lol Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - amazing little prototype project level of content. Allies vs Nazi, spam Panzerfaust n00000b. Last I tried it didn't seem to work online, so gone game, me thinks BF 1942 - DC Combat mod: The one that started it all, I really believe. The predecessor of the modern MW age. Being able to run up to a plane, hop in, take off, shoot at dudes on the ground, ghost driver it into a tank parachute down to a bunker run in guns blazing and clear it... from a WW2 setting into a middle east modern US tech level of multiplayer experience? Was unlike anything I'd played up til that point. Was fucking MIND blowing. Never get that feel again, going from old to new like that. Final Fantasy XI Online: Koren asian difficulty but when just making the journey from the Taru starting area to Elven starting forest felt like a major gaming achievement, it had it's own thing going on. Also, LOVED that auction house Plants vs Zombies - Garden Warfare 2: This game is such a fresh take on the multiplayer shooter genre. Mostly PvP focused with some PvE, even today it's worth checking out (also an old EA title that they do not seem to care much about with regards to how currency is acquired in game... this gear grind is REAL egregious as well, in EA microtransaction push fashion So many good games that were, and certainly will be in the future. Tripple A big gaming industry isn't the consumer friendliest place to look for these beautiful experiences with our human brothers and sisters. Give diff titles you might not have thought to, a chance. I've been pleasantly surprised with some single player choices for myself with this challenge. Steam World: Dig 2, Slay the Spire, 7 days 2 die (Minecraft with realistic graphics and zombies), Yakuza 6 Song of Life (sega, sure but great title, spade is a spade), Exo Primal (beat campaign, tough for me to focus enough on in a game. Capcom but they really tried something with this Robosuit vs dino shooter, WORTH A TRY imo), Chivalry 2 zone out hack dudes to death in medieval choatic war, Loop Hero. All games I've vibed with on a nice level, be it through compelling mechanic engagement and gameplay to story and visuals. There's bad but there's positive things too, as a gamer, in 2023 ^_^
The games i didn't got to experience was mostly Fortnite Every one of my friends and basically everyone on school was talking about it. Then I didnt really care that much but even if I wanted to play it I couldn't. I never really had a console, just my shitty laptop, so
For me, the minecraft server situation isn't entirely true. I currently host a server for me and the boys, and the server has died 3 different times, but as long as the server is still up, we just manage to decide that it's not dead for a couple weeks. This repeats of course, but the main problem with a server dying is making it inaccessible after it dies once. So if you keep it open, it should eventually undie momentarily.
My missed out experience was xbox live for the 360. I didn't get Internet up untill 2014 so when i did get xbox live for my 360 is during the final months where everyone was transitioning to xbox one and rarely anyone was on the 360 by then. I still enjoyed and made memories on the 360 offline but I will always regret not having xbox live during that era
"He's lucky because he has an alcoholic dad who doesnt give a shit about him"
Is definitely the funniest sentence in this video😂
Right?? I remember similar instances growing up where a friend's parents were flat out bad parents, but we envied the friend's freedom to do just about whatever he wanted
Lovely video, the intro was really special. Life did be like that.
I'm gay
He’s gay
@@TheRealOneWin He's gay
@@SpookyMcSpookington he is homosexual
Only positive thing about quarantine in 2020 was that i was able to experience many games again. That was a fantastic time for playing online games fr
My runescape gf convinced me (easily) to drop 42 gold pieces I gathered from killing a tramp a bunch of times. She took the gold, went upstairs and disappeared into thin air. Oh, to be young again, and to feel love's keen sting.
I randomly found Among Us and realized its potential. I begged people to play it with me so we could record it, saying that the game could do really well on UA-cam. They never did. That was a year before the game got picked up by a bunch of SA streamers and blew up.
Real og
I'm really glad we got more lore about your runescape rabbit hole. Appreciate you.
I never got to experience it because i was a toddler
Same bro
Sucks for you I guess. At least you have…Fortnite?
I was like 1 or maybe 2 so yea ig so
I was 2 lol
@@Jellycheezgarden warfare 2
My fav online experince was Splinter Cell: Double Agent on the 360. They had this amazing multiplayer where half the people are spies and half are guards who have to kill the spies. The spies could do cool shit like break their necks and go into vents, while the guards had awesome weapons. It was all around so enjoyable no matter which side you were on.
Bro was focused on them rune scape milkers than school 🥶🥶🔥
I was born too late to experience the classics in their heyday
I believe that glitch was by making your car very expensive, then call your mechanic to get your car delivered, while being near the car. The mechanic will deliver a copy of your car and you can sell that.
Think homie is hitting on a deeper concept overall here.
In my 40s and still trying to figure it out, though less and less of that and more of just appreciating learning and discovery. Once you know, you know, the unknown though, always has it's appeal. Existing is wild AF.
I hated getting rejected from GameStop bc I was “only” 6 days old
My gf broke up with me bro 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Boohoohoohooey
Dang
Hope you recover from the loss
Wrong emogi my guy
@@zaj007 I know
Oh, you are right! I never will experience this again
red tiger camo in mw2 was the only time i've ever felt alive
When the Talentless Writer uploads, you know it's a good day
Splitscreen🔥🔥🔥🔥
Man my life was flipped around. I played a lot of Halo online (because my Dad loves the series and would let me play when my mom was out of town for work), but I played CoD at my buddy's place and would get REAMED
Club penguin is also a game we won't be able to ever experience again ( at least not in the same way )
GTA V Online, TLOU multiplayer, and COD BO3 zombies are my most cherished gaming memories with friends.
I have been arrested by the police and am in custody.
I will be waiting for my trial...
Lmao
6:30 You can still play flappy bird if you have an Android device and an APK file of the game.
I might as well tell my experiences with these three categories.
A game I'll never experience the same way again is OneShot which has to be one of my favorite games in terms of story. If you're interested into playing it don't look up any gameplay of it as every single thing you see about it may ruin the one of a time experience.
Another game that falls into this category is Clash Royale. I remember back in elementary school everyone was playing it and if you had a legendary you were the cool kid in class. Good times.
A game I'll probably never experience again is Super Mario Bros 35. It was only available for 6 months and it was fun while it lasted. I'll miss it.
Something I never got to experience the Wii U and all the online features. I'll likely won't be able to get one before April 2024 when all online features are shut down for good and it kinda hurts to have seen it so many times but never getting to play with it except one time at someone's house.
This is so true, you never forget your first FPS game. Especially as games have become more about money and the price tag rather than the experience, it only makes us want to forget everything we know about video games and start over again. I know that video games will never be the same and have really just been getting worse since mid 2010's (so this isn't a new). I just feel a bit worried that this new generation of kids is growing up playing awful and saturated games, not knowing how it used to be like. I make roblox videos for kids but I make my content healthy to give kids a slice of how gaming content SHOULD be. stay epic
you can still get some really fun multiplayer experiences in games like SCP:SL or even battlefield 4
but i dont think the same magic that the games mentioned would have
I had modern warfare 3 when it came out but I rarely could play online because I didn’t have Wi-Fi growing up and had to go to my friends house and only played custom games with my friends and cousins on my one Xbox 360. I also played the campaign but I missed playing with randoms and ranking up my prestige. It wasn’t till bo2 when I can play online and I loved the zombies.
One memorable moment I always look back on was back in 2015 where me and a group of school friends played GTA V right after we graduated middle school. We trolled randoms, race and did a bunch of missions and heist all in one night. I do miss those moments but I’m very glad to have experienced them.
Shit, I teared up some.
Anyway! I think my best multiplayer experience was Streets of Rage or Goldeneye 64?
playing roblox with the homies always hits
When the original modern warfare 2 came out I would play every day for 6-8 hours a day and that was one of the funnest games ever to exist
THIS VIDEO WAS A BANGER
Gotham City Imposters did something that nearly no other shooter could do: make distinctly unique classes super fun. I don't really remember if it was balanced but gliding or going invisible was amazing.
MW3 is my favorite cod of all time for its survival game mode. I always go back to playing it and I’m glad it’s playable solo because It’ll never lose its Magic.
New subscriber here... I've only watched two videos so far, but both have been as if you pretty much took the words right out of my brain, more or less. And what I really especially like is: I don't think you once said, "Don't forget to like and subscribe blah blah blah"...
It annoys me no end that we haven't reached the point where every viewer already knows how to like and subscribe, such that no longer should every video feel compelled to "remind" you. Worse yet is "Smash that like button!!"... No, I guarantee you that I will not click the like button, when you tell me to "smash" it. Just on principle I refuse to do it. So it's always refreshing to find the rare channel that doesn't feel the need to remind me of something that virtually every viewer already knows.
Im really happy for this vid to be released on my bday
Happy birthday!!
I remember being a squeaker on NW2 my sister had a 360 and I always played on her account everybody thought I was a girl because my sister's gamertag was Miss Murder
This was really good big homie, love the video game route, PLEASE TAKE IT! Loving the new format too!!!!
Thank you!!
Oh i remember gotham city impostors, i played it ome time years ago
I just checked and a game I played with my friends is gonna close by the end of this year it seems
RIP Modern Combat Versus
I remember when good games cost a quarter for 3-5 mins. 10+ minutes if you were good.😎.
Skipping about 20--30 years from then, the last game I remember actually waiting for and buying Day One was BattleFront II for PS/2. Totally worth it 😎.
Yea that game is old af, had it on my PSP
Better you never played it. Because now you see where they are now and get nauseous.
Bro ur perspective is just like mine that's why it's good
I played them on a wii as a toddler with my dad holding the controller 😭
MW2 was definitely the talk of the town (world) back when I was a freshman in high school. It was the thing everyone talked about in between classes and on lunch break. For a long while, I'd even have friends over to my house nearly every friday and I'd play the local splitscreen mode with 3 other buddies and have a blast on that. Nobody ever talks about splitscreen, but that was such a blast for me and especially my friends that didn't have the game or system, but still wanted to play it on occasion. Even to this day we will occasionally hang out and play it in person, just like we did when it was brand new.
Gotham City Impostors I only played for a bit, but I did play that when it was new with one of my IRL friends.
The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft was great because I played that splitscreen with my buddies and we stopped playing that FOR EXACTLY THE SAME REASONS you mentioned in the video. lmao
The Super Smash Bros. series and COD games from the late 2000s to early 2010s were/are definitely some of my favorite multiplayer experiences I've ever had. Right now its all about playing fighting games like Blazblue and Guilty Gear, since they have such improved online play and I have friends that I play those with from all over the world.
The first shooter i ever got was fortnite when i was 11 because my mom was so strict and she heard fortnite wasn’t as violent
As a game that you cant experience again i say resistance 2 couse that game had the best coop mode in the history of pve games you could litteraly go with a small army of 18 players against the chimera and you had 3 classes to choose from (soldier=firepower/tank) (medic=healing/revive) (marksman=ammo/sniper) and evry player had a certain role based on their class it was amazing but i cant play it again couse the servers got shut down its a shame
Fantastic video man, i forgot about your channel for a little while but im glad this was recommended to me :)
I miss old games now that I can't expince it
Multiplayer games are a goddamn gift. Smash bros, halo, COD, Mario kart, they are all complete and total gems.
Bro that intro was so real bro💯
No way! Is that "Its You I like" by Fred Rogers playing in the intro.
Man i miss this time, the good ol days...
what i lobed was the prime of plants vs zombies garden warefare 2 just boom pow bam you fuck some guy up as the goofyist gnome zombie soilder outfit but you grindid so it was a lengendary class and you were also high level and the kid would just scream then you hear there mum unplugg there consol. or you had to work together in the town hall missions to destroy that one raid boss. ahhh good times
Played Minecraft on a multiplayer server in 2011. Server got huge for a whole year. One day we shut it down. Can’t replicate the experience because I’m like 30 now
GT4 midnight release and TBC / WotLK expac midnights were and will always be my fondest never again memories =')
I feel this way towards TF2. Once they altered matchmaking in the jungle-whatever update it killed the gamemode I’d always preferred to play with my dad (sd_doomsday). I’ll never spend hours with the same people in the same lobby playing doomsday again because it’s rarely even on private servers and they’re always empty anyways. I pivoted to playing MVM primarily instead.
I remember playing the online Minecraft servers on Minecraft console edition and I mean like hunger games, spleef all that stuff
That was the shiiiiit
I was 18 and in the military
I love your content
This is actually wild to think about but UA-camrs really make those moments somewhat relivable with their old videos.
Also Gotham City Imposters was an amazing game
It was definitely one of my favorites. It's a game I was actually decent at which is a rarity lol
I’ll never get to experience this cause my parents wouldn’t want me to play a game online with strangers
this is my favorite youtube video ive watched in so long
I wish i had a the chance to play any of these games in their prime
Best times a wonderful childhood. Halo and COD MW and MW2. Thank you for making some of The GOAT Multi-player experiences
Mw2 og was hands down the best gaming experience I’ve ever had in my life.
3 hurts the most
I know a dude who threw his career away over his WoW addiction. Couldn't stop himself from playing at work.
gunfight arena on roblox reignited my love for fps games
(dont worry it looks good)
Single Player gamer to Multiplayer gamer:
“Wow, sucks to be you.”
I absolutely loved Gotham City Imposters! It was the only multiplayer game i was any good at, which is pretty rare these days
I'm a little older so being raised on mainly single player games the extend of multi-player games I get into are invasions in souls games.
hi, i'm back after literally almost being hospitallized
Gotham city imposters was actually the first few pc games i’ve played. Makes me sad that’s gone.
Haha jokes on you! My mom only had enough money to buy me a DSi!
I still love Minecraft. I don't play as much as I used to though. Also I never even heard of the FSP Gotham Batman game. What I really hate though is that everything is becoming digital. It takes up more memory and it doesn't have the cool box art that you can get/ disc art. Even the manuals went downhill. Nintendo used to make some pretty fun manuals and now they don't have it anymore. The last one I had was from super Mario Odyssey. And that's pretty much it for my recent one. And kind of sucks and the only time I really do buy digital if it's on sale over some reason it's only a downloadable game. Sometimes I have the experience or the game comes out in a physical copy and I'm excited. I feel like one day though that's going to stop and everything's going to go digital. Which is unfortunate in my opinion. It was really exciting to go to the store and get it in there. That's my little man if you made it this far and thanks for reading.
I was born 3 days after that
Relatable, I also got a C from Mrs Jones
I truly understood how it felt after to have discovered the gtao car money glitch and then became godly rich in the game.. great times.
ACAB on the report card and no one has noticed 😂 smooth my guy, that was subtle. 🚓
I didn’t get the mw2 experience but I got the Halo 3 experience and damn do I miss it. 8:59
Man as a PlayStation player i curse Sony evry day for not including the retro-compatibility in the ps4/5 for ps3 games
(For contest mw2 its only available on ps3 for PlayStation)
One (compound) word: Battlepasses
One the games would most def by Loadout for me
Multiplayer has literally never been fun for me. I will go into a blind rage and act like a literal psychopath whenever another person does something I don't like. I've broken and thrown A LOT OF THINGS! Overall, I have an anger issue that can't be fixed, and it never will. I have tried
0:27 Reminds me of being in 7th and 8th grade, getting C's in my English and Lit classes despite trying my best, and my dad saying "You aren't in trouble, but I shouldn't *really* be rewarding you" and taking me to the bookstore anyway. Ah, good times. 💯😁
mine was titan fall 2 game was dead for long time then somone at ea fixed the games severys and its back and good as i remebr it games that are kinda dead is pvz gw1 and 2 grate games but not player base kindda dead i played minecraft with freands but then that freand grope fell apart and now i realy dont touch minecraft much anymore
i would love to experience playing little big planet 1 and 2 for the first time with my siblings
In ny opinion everything in media already peaked such as movies and games
what happens if I do
Nice vid bro👌👌🏻👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾👌🏿
was doing homework and accidentally became the first viewer
Best MP memories that spring to my time and drug addled mind:
Mass Effect 3 multiplayer co-op: I can spam those maps for DAYS, fuck Banshees lol CERBERUS HARRIER Charge+Nova spamming Human Vanguard 4 Life!!! lol
Went back and tried it via gamepass, ME3 MP still works though not in legendary edition. "Acquired" couple hundred million in creds after 30 matches and recalling how asian EA made the credit / gear lootbox grind to push towards microtransaction purchases, game is so old now they don't monitor such activities, all my research showed. Still holds up surprinsingly well though no native PC controller support if that is a deal breaker
Match making is hella hit or miss, sometimes buncha teams sometimes ghost town
FFXIV: Hands down top-tier legend MMOs of all time, dropped out after Heavensward wrapped up
WoW: through til about Cata. What's there to say that hasn't been said. It is what it was for so many reasons.
Earth and Beyond: Niche space MMO by Westward Studios of Red Alert fame. EA canned in within 2 yeas of launch, I believe. Controls out of date in '23 but a private community made titanic efforts in bringing the game back from the dead, servers up and playable last I checked earlier this year. They even added new content, wild dedication, worth a look lol
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - amazing little prototype project level of content. Allies vs Nazi, spam Panzerfaust n00000b. Last I tried it didn't seem to work online, so gone game, me thinks
BF 1942 - DC Combat mod: The one that started it all, I really believe. The predecessor of the modern MW age. Being able to run up to a plane, hop in, take off, shoot at dudes on the ground, ghost driver it into a tank parachute down to a bunker run in guns blazing and clear it... from a WW2 setting into a middle east modern US tech level of multiplayer experience? Was unlike anything I'd played up til that point. Was fucking MIND blowing. Never get that feel again, going from old to new like that.
Final Fantasy XI Online: Koren asian difficulty but when just making the journey from the Taru starting area to Elven starting forest felt like a major gaming achievement, it had it's own thing going on. Also, LOVED that auction house
Plants vs Zombies - Garden Warfare 2: This game is such a fresh take on the multiplayer shooter genre. Mostly PvP focused with some PvE, even today it's worth checking out (also an old EA title that they do not seem to care much about with regards to how currency is acquired in game... this gear grind is REAL egregious as well, in EA microtransaction push fashion
So many good games that were, and certainly will be in the future.
Tripple A big gaming industry isn't the consumer friendliest place to look for these beautiful experiences with our human brothers and sisters. Give diff titles you might not have thought to, a chance. I've been pleasantly surprised with some single player choices for myself with this challenge. Steam World: Dig 2, Slay the Spire, 7 days 2 die (Minecraft with realistic graphics and zombies), Yakuza 6 Song of Life (sega, sure but great title, spade is a spade), Exo Primal (beat campaign, tough for me to focus enough on in a game. Capcom but they really tried something with this Robosuit vs dino shooter, WORTH A TRY imo), Chivalry 2 zone out hack dudes to death in medieval choatic war, Loop Hero. All games I've vibed with on a nice level, be it through compelling mechanic engagement and gameplay to story and visuals.
There's bad but there's positive things too, as a gamer, in 2023 ^_^
The games i didn't got to experience was mostly Fortnite
Every one of my friends and basically everyone on school was talking about it. Then I didnt really care that much but even if I wanted to play it I couldn't. I never really had a console, just my shitty laptop, so
the crisp air at night in the line of the gamestop
maybe we can do this in the metaverse 🤣
The develops of COD did not expect me to do, but I do in fact like to go around and smack ghosts ass just for the fun of it
For me, the minecraft server situation isn't entirely true. I currently host a server for me and the boys, and the server has died 3 different times, but as long as the server is still up, we just manage to decide that it's not dead for a couple weeks. This repeats of course, but the main problem with a server dying is making it inaccessible after it dies once. So if you keep it open, it should eventually undie momentarily.
a ten min video? looks like christmas came early thanks!
My missed out experience was xbox live for the 360. I didn't get Internet up untill 2014 so when i did get xbox live for my 360 is during the final months where everyone was transitioning to xbox one and rarely anyone was on the 360 by then. I still enjoyed and made memories on the 360 offline but I will always regret not having xbox live during that era
Hey, different music. I like it. =>