@@basedbattledroid3507 Lasers are so.. Nineties ? I was going to say seventies. Can you stop making me feel old. Got bad news for you Sam. You Are old.
Sam : Alright Idk who you are but this is private property Guard: What are you talking about I've been working here for 2 years Sam: Prove it Guard: prove it well ok the key code to the back doors......he....hey wait a minute your trying to trick me your the one thats not supposed to be here Sam: Alright you've caught me I surrender....oh wait instead how about you tell me the key code any way and I won't be forced to hurt you Guard: oh well since you've put it that way the code is 3901 Sam: thanks *knocks out guard*
treebeard Talk about being a soldier who goes trough hell for a living... Though seriously when he's on the job he worries more about staying alive than the money he gets when he does. Sorry, "if" he does.
"Hey Emilio did you see these new motion sensing lights?" "No, what do they do?" "When they detect movement, the light turns on." "That's. That's amazing." "I think I'm going to get one of those for my garage. Imagine that, you pull up in your car at night, and the driveway lights up automatically." "Hah, you're crazy! This is hi-tech stuff, Emilio. It probably costs thousands of dollars." " Hmm. Si, you're probably right. I could never afford it." LMAO!! Gets me everytime.
+EmpressMystique What's hilarious is we had a motion-sensor light for our garage as early as the late 90's. Makes you think the Southern-American nations didn't get these until well into the 2000's. O-o
+civilwarfare101 I like MGS but for me Splinter Cell is better especially Chaos Theory + in my opinion SC series is a music mile stone for Metal Gear Solid Series :)
It's hilarious if you think about it. You are planting fake e-mails to make it look like an inside job. But then, after you are gone and the police comes, they find every single employee unconscious and stacked atop of each other in some dark room. I mean, sure there have to me more guards that weren't on shift that night but still. Just imagine the sight of it all.
Yea, you really aren't all that good at this game if you can't do this mission as a ghost.... its literally and narratively designed to be played that way. If you listen to conversations you can get access to most keypad doors without hacking or interrogation. You haven't mastered a splinter cell unless you've ghosted it. That includes encounters where the enemy has NVGs. Easy to do if you know what to do.
CegeRoles Well, assuming your profile pic is a Metal Gear Solid character... being that blatant and unsubtle is so true to form, it's like Hideous Kojima wrote it with his own grade school crown collection.
This mission was so fun and funny. It’s non-linear layout, cool heist movie groove, and non-stop stream of funny jokes made it the best part of an excellent game.
This map's level design was so good. Like immersive-sim level good. Wish more games did it this way. Bet a lot of people didn't know you can skip straight to one of the objectives switches by climbing a pipe in the back courtyard, crawling into a vent, then turn off the fan from inside the vent with your wireless hacking thing, if you find the right computer console in the room below you. Took my a couple playthroughs to find it.
This is one of thos games that comes around once in a lifetime. Engaging gameplay, atmospheric OST, and a gripping story line. Every mission made you feel like you were there, collecting intel, evading detection, and stopping the next major global catastrophe. Certainly one of the few games that deserves a remaster for the newer generation of consoles. Chaos theory will always hold a special place in my heart and will be one of those games I will return to again and again for many years to come.
the first three games felt so grounded, so down-to-earth. while the player and character are invested in the plot, there's a detached professional feel to it. the main villains of 1 and 2 don't even know who you are when you confront them finally. the story only got personal (as in "this time, it's PERSONAL") with doug shetland in chaos theory, and that had a ton of buildup and escalation leading up to it. neither shetland or sadono were the climax of either game, they weren't boss battles or quick time event minigames. what happened in Conviction? you storm into the white house to rescue the president who's been kidnapped by mercenaries who took over the entire city... jesus fuck. and the mercs are taking orders from the guy who run's Sam's old spy agency.
Guard 7: I’m telling you, it was a rat. Guard 8: No chance, it was way too big to be a rat. Maybe it was a monkey, or… or a bear. Guard 7: Ha! A bear. You’re crazy! I know that vent is pretty big, but bears are huge. And a bear would have destroyed the Treasurer’s Office anyway. Guard 8: Well, maybe it was a little bear. Y’know, one of those cute ones. Guard 7: We don’t even have bears in Panama. Guard 8: Maybe it escaped from the zoo. Guard 7: You’re an imbecile. Guard 8: It was too big to be a rat.
- "Lambert, now that I'm holding 15 million bucks, I think we need to talk about that raise again" - "mmm...25 cents an hour and not a penny more" - "Deal!"
My favorite track from this game easily - and also my favorite level in any stealth game ever. What a perfect marriage of level design, story , music and game - it stands out even after many years
Really... Every song in this game is just great and awesome, but THIS soundtrack is... Damn... Partially this song maked the "Bank mission" the best mission. Climate, place, dialogs, ways to get in, solutions. Pure masterpiece. 10/10 Chaos Theory - the best Splinter Cell ever.
+Gentle Giant Your childhood must've been real fucking sick. I can only imagine a 9 year old eating a sandwich mommy made before infiltrating a missile base.
I can ghost through this entire mission without killing a single guard on expert while also getting every objective. It is by far my favorite level in any stealth game.
The only level I kept replaying over and over as a kid to get that 100% rating (eventually got it :) ). This seems to be a favourite level in the fandom, must be peak level design.
@@codezero7981 Its easy and hard at the same time. Knock the enemies out, DON'T KILL THEM!!! Don't get seen by the guards, don't let them see the bodies, No alarms triggered and complete all objectives to get 100% rating
@@codezero7981it's actually pretty easy once you realize that you can just take your time and observe instead of going into action immediately. fits with the theme too, actually.
Man I miss these old games. Thoughtful, patient, calculated. Not open ended or non-linear necessarily, but definitely not the ADD mass-appeal game that is Blacklist today. I think it's so insulting to the old SC players that they continued to use Sam Fisher in Blacklist. Hell even Conviction was an utter mess in relation to the old SC games. Over the top and ridiculous. The last gen version of Double Agent wasn't actually that bad and it should have ended there.
To me, it ended at Chaos Theory as trilogy. The following games after CT doesn't feel as sequels. Mostly because of lacking references from previous games and how does connect from it. Double Agent break that connection from previous games from the storyline and began new. Over and over again from Conviction and Blacklist.
Dylan Lony I would agree. Actually Double Agent for PS2 was decent, it tied in somewhat and made sense. When they started making them for 360, it all tanked. Personally I liked Double Agent, but they crapped all over it after that.
I really liked this song. It's kind of the most lighthearted of the music. It's, for lack of a better term, bank robbery music that has a little bit of funk to it that really made it stand out to me. Also, having Turtle as your adviser was kind of funny!
I've played many videogames in my life and I still consider the bank in chaos theory to be one of the best designed levels in gaming due to how many different ways you can tackle the mission and of course I say best due to my own bias and love for the old generation splinter cells.
One of the many special reasons why the soundtrack is so good is because the each track fits perfectly to the mission it comes from. Also if u played the 3ds version. This track isn’t even remixed. That’s how u know this GOATED.
Sent here from the memory lane by Critical Nobody. Goddamn, this whole soundtrack is amazing! God damn, if Amon Tobin didn’t catch the right mood of this mission, it fits perfectly! And it’s so damn catchy, too! Fuck you, Zero, you’re no Sam Fisher!
I can literally remember evey damn guard in the level, they were all placed so "believable", talking about a specific topic in a certain way...(smart dialogue) well I just wanted to add that the real/beliveable leveldisign was so damn perfect in that game. You actually felt like beeing there...i`m not sure how to discribe it any better...The problem with the new games is not just that there is so less stealth but a big lack in the feeling...just one example...the level "Bank" felt so real cause of the little amount of good placed guards, while in the new games all enemies are changeable, theyr not unique and of course there a way to many so that the whole situation ur in seems strange. And well one more ( I have a good day) in blacklist ur suddenly (at the end of the game) walking though moving lasers and minefields and bestter equipped enemies just because the game needs you to feeld more challanged...all this seems so out of place (suddenly moving lasers in the ventilation shaft) und unrealistic...but in chaos theory you had them just in specific areas like the level bank were it was at least much more beliveable. well, have a good day (god bless sct :D) sorry for my english
Sam:*throws sticky camera into computer room, makes distraction sound* Guard1:Hey, what was that noise? Guard2:I don't know, that's why I'm worried. *camera releases lethal gas* Me:Works every time.
@@fokkusuh4425 Like the guy with the gate on the Lighthouse. Open the gate. Close the gate. Open the gate. Close the gate. Now the gate is broken... -_-
15 years later and this is still one of the best stealth games of all time. I'm just sad because if Ubi announce a new game, probably it is going to be another Ubisoft template ;-;
@@Enclosure_2k That's amazing. I think I'm going to get one of those for my garage. Imagine it! You pull up in your car at night and the driveway lights up automatically!
When the cops ask what sickness killed me, show them this beat Amon tobin is consistently weird and great, i think it's because he was officially trained as a jazz drummer so he brings a lot of those conventions and modes of thinking into EDM. All his beats are super layered and get you grooving
The green lights are meant to be infrared, and that human eyes can't detect them. But you're right, infrared is so bright it doesn't register colors to the human eyes so the eyes were like "Eh fuck it" So Sam is technically walking around in the dark with three flashlights that are brighter than the sun mounted right on top of his fucking head. :D
![Hitman Contracts - Main Menu scene with soundtrack, HD sound, 720p 60fps [PERFECT LOOP]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Romk7n46hq4/mqdefault.jpg)
"You weren't working for government during the Gulf War?"
"No. I was in tenth grade."
"Oh. Right. Yuck."
My favorite dialogue from the mission.
'Lasers are so...'
'Nineties?'
'I was about to say "Seventies", can you stop making me feel old?'
'Got bad news for you, Sam; you _are_ old.'
Ah the memories..
@@basedbattledroid3507 Lasers are so.. Nineties ?
I was going to say seventies. Can you stop making me feel old.
Got bad news for you Sam. You Are old.
This game was so on point.
Sam : Alright Idk who you are but this is private property
Guard: What are you talking about I've been working here for 2 years
Sam: Prove it
Guard: prove it well ok the key code to the back doors......he....hey wait a minute your trying to trick me your the one thats not supposed to be here
Sam: Alright you've caught me I surrender....oh wait instead how about you tell me the key code any way and I won't be forced to hurt you
Guard: oh well since you've put it that way the code is 3901
Sam: thanks *knocks out guard*
These scripts are so good lol
In the Italian version you can hear some lines of the guards talking Spanish like the word amigo and aqui (here)
@@asr5692 just turn on native language
I am loving the fact the fan base hasn't died
fr
just got older
ive never played it i love the soundtrack tho
@@Bishop985 You should try them out, they're great games.
@@jyorgbjornsen i own chaos theory now
Now that I'm holding fifty million bucks, I think we need to talk about that raise again.
***** Hmm, twenty five cents an hour and not a penny more.
iamthepootisman1 Deal.
+Layer Ant Talk about getting robbed...
treebeard Talk about being a soldier who goes trough hell for a living... Though seriously when he's on the job he worries more about staying alive than the money he gets when he does. Sorry, "if" he does.
Layer Ant Yeah. He's not in it "for the fame" but because it's the right thing to do.
Chaos Theory is in my opinion the best of the splinter cell series.
It's a fact
Their all great but yeah
Vincent Gao Arguably the best game Ubisoft ever came out with.
Double Agent too.
Dash120z old gen yes. New gen is hot garbage.
"Lasers? Lasers are so--"
"90s?"
"I was going to say 70s. Can you please stop making me feel old?"
"Got bad news for you, Sam: You are old."
_Lights outside the bank switch off_
Sam: *Darkness.*
_A few moments later, inside a vent_
Sam: *UGH.* Stinks.
I love it when he mutters to himself.
Ooh chilly🥶
Slippery.....
''Got bad news for ya sam...you are old...''
I love this game...
Ezio Prez We all are.
"Hey Emilio did you see these new motion sensing lights?"
"No, what do they do?"
"When they detect movement, the light turns on."
"That's. That's amazing."
"I think I'm going to get one of those for my garage. Imagine that, you pull up in your car at night, and the driveway lights up automatically."
"Hah, you're crazy! This is hi-tech stuff, Emilio. It probably costs thousands of dollars."
" Hmm. Si, you're probably right. I could never afford it."
LMAO!! Gets me everytime.
+EmpressMystique And when you interrogate one of them there's more where this came from xD
+EmpressMystique What's hilarious is we had a motion-sensor light for our garage as early as the late 90's. Makes you think the Southern-American nations didn't get these until well into the 2000's. O-o
"3490. 3490! 3490!! 3490!!!"
***** "Oh! Oh, I'm getting fired?! Es stupido!"
***** Yeah it's that guy
One of the most underrated game OSTs ever.
+civilwarfare101 Uderrated? Who said that? This is a masterpice.
+Nightmare
No one mentions it in best OSTs or very few.
Hmm You are right, this is true but why? this is awesome piece of music. For me Amon Tobin is a Mozart of 21st Century.
+Nightmare
Splinter Cell is a poor man's Metal Gear man.
+civilwarfare101 I like MGS but for me Splinter Cell is better especially Chaos Theory + in my opinion SC series is a music mile stone for Metal Gear Solid Series :)
It's hilarious if you think about it.
You are planting fake e-mails to make it look like an inside job. But then, after you are gone and the police comes, they find every single employee unconscious and stacked atop of each other in some dark room.
I mean, sure there have to me more guards that weren't on shift that night but still. Just imagine the sight of it all.
unless you don't touch a soul, which is very possible.
@@thedreamcapture2681 Especially since it's the easiest mission in the game. Not that that's a bad thing though.
@@_trashPANDA weak.
Count Cocofang good point but considering that the mission took place at night, wouldn’t they regain consciousness by the morning?
Yea, you really aren't all that good at this game if you can't do this mission as a ghost.... its literally and narratively designed to be played that way. If you listen to conversations you can get access to most keypad doors without hacking or interrogation.
You haven't mastered a splinter cell unless you've ghosted it. That includes encounters where the enemy has NVGs. Easy to do if you know what to do.
This had to be one of best levels in splinter cell history. It is nonlinear, and plays well being both loud and quiet.
And the outfit with the combat pants was rad.
One of the best levels in a video game.
This and the Bathhouse are the best levels.
@@Tribal_Soldier Bro no way that part where you have to forcefully take action. It is not the best
@@morkgin2459 I didn't mind it.
Best song from the game in my opinion. Made me feel like I was part of Ocean's Eleven.
Same 😂😂
This theme really captured Sam's dark, satirical character with its beats and pitch bending. I love it.
"Shh, I'm here to rob the place."
CegeRoles Looks like you forgot to shave this morning
CegeRoles
Well, assuming your profile pic is a Metal Gear Solid character... being that blatant and unsubtle is so true to form, it's like Hideous Kojima wrote it with his own grade school crown collection.
@@VunderGuy
"NOTICE ME, Razorfag senpai!!!"
You'll never crack the main vault. It's impregnable
Then you won't mind if I try
I close my eyes and listen to this and it takes me to a whole other world.
😂😂 same
This mission was so fun and funny. It’s non-linear layout, cool heist movie groove, and non-stop stream of funny jokes made it the best part of an excellent game.
I like how a bank heist mission has a soundtrack like that, like it's vacation for Sam.
This map's level design was so good. Like immersive-sim level good. Wish more games did it this way. Bet a lot of people didn't know you can skip straight to one of the objectives switches by climbing a pipe in the back courtyard, crawling into a vent, then turn off the fan from inside the vent with your wireless hacking thing, if you find the right computer console in the room below you. Took my a couple playthroughs to find it.
This is one of thos games that comes around once in a lifetime. Engaging gameplay, atmospheric OST, and a gripping story line. Every mission made you feel like you were there, collecting intel, evading detection, and stopping the next major global catastrophe. Certainly one of the few games that deserves a remaster for the newer generation of consoles. Chaos theory will always hold a special place in my heart and will be one of those games I will return to again and again for many years to come.
“What’s a telemetric lockpick?”
“It reads your movements in one lock and mimics them in the other”
“You guys use some cool toys”
'Talking dog wows president'.
Ezio Prez OMG i still remember that bro
so glad to see so many peeps who played this game still remember it
the nostalgia is amazing
😂😂 those emails.
the first three games felt so grounded, so down-to-earth. while the player and character are invested in the plot, there's a detached professional feel to it. the main villains of 1 and 2 don't even know who you are when you confront them finally. the story only got personal (as in "this time, it's PERSONAL") with doug shetland in chaos theory, and that had a ton of buildup and escalation leading up to it. neither shetland or sadono were the climax of either game, they weren't boss battles or quick time event minigames.
what happened in Conviction? you storm into the white house to rescue the president who's been kidnapped by mercenaries who took over the entire city... jesus fuck. and the mercs are taking orders from the guy who run's Sam's old spy agency.
+George Kranovich Not only that. I think Shetland was in the second game as well, so he wasn't just a one off character.
+1800REDGENESIS ya in pandora tomorrow , i think he was the guy you rescused in the embassy, and you meet him again in the jungle
+Spank Rocket he was sams old mate
You described classic splinter cell so well
@@spankrocketgaming294 From what I remember from PT, I think Shetland and his mercenaries literally save you.
Guard 7: I’m telling you, it was a rat.
Guard 8: No chance, it was way too big to be a rat. Maybe it was a monkey, or… or a bear.
Guard 7: Ha! A bear. You’re crazy! I know that vent is pretty big, but bears are huge. And a bear would have destroyed the Treasurer’s Office anyway.
Guard 8: Well, maybe it was a little bear. Y’know, one of those cute ones.
Guard 7: We don’t even have bears in Panama.
Guard 8: Maybe it escaped from the zoo.
Guard 7: You’re an imbecile.
Guard 8: It was too big to be a rat.
This one's got that "Ocean's Eleven" vibe and I love it.
- "Lambert, now that I'm holding 15 million bucks, I think we need to talk about that raise again"
- "mmm...25 cents an hour and not a penny more"
- "Deal!"
My favorite track from this game easily - and also my favorite level in any stealth game ever. What a perfect marriage of level design, story , music and game - it stands out even after many years
This song makes me wanna go rob a bank!
Anti-videogame people: "See!? This game tells him to rob a bank! Games are evil! Ban them all!" **Evil laughter**
😂😂😂
Lmao good luck with that
ROFL then yo ass end up in jail! 🤣
U ain’t gonna be hearing this song once u end up in Prison lmao💯
Really... Every song in this game is just great and awesome, but THIS soundtrack is... Damn... Partially this song maked the "Bank mission" the best mission.
Climate, place, dialogs, ways to get in, solutions. Pure masterpiece.
10/10
Chaos Theory - the best Splinter Cell ever.
+Bro 123 Chaos Theory - The best stealth game ever. I guess I don't play enough stealth games to know for sure, though.
Yung Kingston Hitman: Blood Money, my bro
Double Agent was pretty damn good too.
Man i think i play bank at least once a week straight up my favorite level in chaos theory
Me hokido level
aaaah the soundtrack of my childhood.
+Gentle Giant Your childhood must've been real fucking sick. I can only imagine a 9 year old eating a sandwich mommy made before infiltrating a missile base.
4ven8 Hell yeah dude, you got that right.
Thank you Amon Tobin for this epic OST
You should check out his other stuff. Listen to Deo from the supermodified album, it's incredible.
4ven8 I been earned that song, im fan of Amon
AxeL05
The drumwork is his signature.
god bless amon tobin. amazing soundtrack.
Indeed, I needn't mention Blacklist's bog-standard, wholly unmemorable soundtrack. But then again, I needn't mention Blacklist either.
I can ghost through this entire mission without killing a single guard on expert while also getting every objective. It is by far my favorite level in any stealth game.
This game truly felt alive due to it's unrivaled soundtrack. Amon Tobin is undefeated.
Playing Chaos Theory in 2022 - still a masterpiece of a game. Bank is the best level of any stealth game
Ocean's Eleven so much.
I would give anything just to go back when i first played this game. So magical, such atmosphere i was deeply immersioned in it.
3490! 3490! 3490! 3490! 3490!!!!!!!!
OH OOOOOOOOo! I am TERRI-FIED!!! ESTUPIDO!!!
Ah nostalgia is a hell of a drug. Good times
The only level I kept replaying over and over as a kid to get that 100% rating (eventually got it :) ). This seems to be a favourite level in the fandom, must be peak level design.
how did u get the 100% score
@@codezero7981 Its easy and hard at the same time. Knock the enemies out, DON'T KILL THEM!!! Don't get seen by the guards, don't let them see the bodies, No alarms triggered and complete all objectives to get 100% rating
@@ded3307 thank you, the Bank mission is probably my favorite level of the whole game so I'll try it out soon
@@codezero7981it's actually pretty easy once you realize that you can just take your time and observe instead of going into action immediately.
fits with the theme too, actually.
Man I miss these old games. Thoughtful, patient, calculated. Not open ended or non-linear necessarily, but definitely not the ADD mass-appeal game that is Blacklist today. I think it's so insulting to the old SC players that they continued to use Sam Fisher in Blacklist. Hell even Conviction was an utter mess in relation to the old SC games. Over the top and ridiculous. The last gen version of Double Agent wasn't actually that bad and it should have ended there.
To me, it ended at Chaos Theory as trilogy. The following games after CT doesn't feel as sequels. Mostly because of lacking references from previous games and how does connect from it. Double Agent break that connection from previous games from the storyline and began new. Over and over again from Conviction and Blacklist.
Dylan Lony I would agree. Actually Double Agent for PS2 was decent, it tied in somewhat and made sense. When they started making them for 360, it all tanked. Personally I liked Double Agent, but they crapped all over it after that.
WybjornVR No Michael Ironside, no Splinter Cell.
Michael Ironside was in Double Agent. He wasn't in the newest game though.
WybjornVR Indeed
The little bass riff in 2:26 that fades out is so mesmerizing. It really captures not just the spirit of Splinter Cell, but also all stealth games.
I really liked this song. It's kind of the most lighthearted of the music. It's, for lack of a better term, bank robbery music that has a little bit of funk to it that really made it stand out to me. Also, having Turtle as your adviser was kind of funny!
"Hi, Paco"
" oh no a robber, please don't hurt Paco "
"Thanks for fixing the keypad for me."
I read all that in their voices lol
This game is SO GOOOD! I love the sountracks, the gameplay, the story, EVERYTHING! And the humor.
''Uhhh not the fan again!'' Hopefully someone recognizes this quote
Is is one of those games you come back to after and year.
Felt a wave of nostalgia sweep over me
I've played many videogames in my life and I still consider the bank in chaos theory to be one of the best designed levels in gaming due to how many different ways you can tackle the mission and of course I say best due to my own bias and love for the old generation splinter cells.
In my opinion this is a masterpiece in stealth levels, perfect level for a perfect game
lasers? lasers are so...
90s?
I was going to say 70s, can you stop making me feel old?
i got bad news for you SAM,you are old
LOL!! I love all of you.
😂😂😂
This is one of the greatest levels in any video game.
One of the many special reasons why the soundtrack is so good is because the each track fits perfectly to the mission it comes from.
Also if u played the 3ds version. This track isn’t even remixed. That’s how u know this GOATED.
I LOVE THIS GAME SO MUCH 😭😭😭😭😭
Seriously, it’s one of the best games ever made! Stealth genre or not, it’s amazing!
@@adaptorperish1322its Realy Saad we not bé able to see game like this 😢 this is the last best splinter cell
Best level and music in the game, hands down(my opinion)
Damn this really sounds like Oceans 11, doesn't it? ;)
Right? I was thinking the same exact thing. Especially considering that it was one of the more humourous missions.
Back when Michael Ironside was in his peak voicing Fisher....loved this game...still have it...my favorite song in the game
Sent here from the memory lane by Critical Nobody.
Goddamn, this whole soundtrack is amazing!
God damn, if Amon Tobin didn’t catch the right mood of this mission, it fits perfectly! And it’s so damn catchy, too!
Fuck you, Zero, you’re no Sam Fisher!
Best SC theme ever !
"Lambert, now that I'm holding fifty million bucks... I think we need to talk about that raise again."
@Ádám Király Deal.
"Be patient with him..."
"Ahhh he is one of those..."
All jokes aside though, this level is in my opinion one of the best in gaming history. You can't change my mind.
lambert, now that i'm holding 50 million bucks, i think we should talk about that raise
Nostalgia is hitting me hard
Mission 3:The Bank,my favorite mission in the whole game,The Bathhouse was pretty cool but so damn hard.
The beginning of Bathhouse was fun, but that one damn room at the end was so hard
I can literally remember evey damn guard in the level, they were all placed so "believable", talking about a specific topic in a certain way...(smart dialogue) well I just wanted to add that the real/beliveable leveldisign was so damn perfect in that game. You actually felt like beeing there...i`m not sure how to discribe it any better...The problem with the new games is not just that there is so less stealth but a big lack in the feeling...just one example...the level "Bank" felt so real cause of the little amount of good placed guards, while in the new games all enemies are changeable, theyr not unique and of course there a way to many so that the whole situation ur in seems strange. And well one more ( I have a good day) in blacklist ur suddenly (at the end of the game) walking though moving lasers and minefields and bestter equipped enemies just because the game needs you to feeld more challanged...all this seems so out of place (suddenly moving lasers in the ventilation shaft) und unrealistic...but in chaos theory you had them just in specific areas like the level bank were it was at least much more beliveable.
well, have a good day (god bless sct :D)
sorry for my english
2024 and still best game can’t change my mind
I still have my Crappy PS2 and casually play cause this Channels makes me too😭I miss those days.
This soundtrack is straight out of Oceans 11
"Motion sensors? Pah! This is High-Tech, Emilio!"
The good old days of creeping around :)
Actually criminal this isn’t on the spotify album for chaos theory
Sam:*throws sticky camera into computer room, makes distraction sound*
Guard1:Hey, what was that noise?
Guard2:I don't know, that's why I'm worried.
*camera releases lethal gas*
Me:Works every time.
have you seen these new motion sensing lights?
No.. What do they do?
May be I put them on my garage someday.
when they detect movement lights turn on
i should buy them for my garage
+SnakeyXT nah,it's way too expensive
Best game ever, best mission ever. Thank you Splinter Cell
*lights switch off*
_Darkness_
*this starts playing*
That's a neat trick you do with the lasers.
great game, still play it in 2017
great game, still play it in 2020
great game, still play it in 2021
Still play it in 2022 going into 2023
jesus h christ..... the memories, (2005 yummy) this track is so elegant and classy, hasn't aged one bit!
Poor paco couldnt listen to this amazing track because he was fixing that stupid door
This entire mission is just me vibing to the music
"Please! Don't hurt Paco! D:"
Fix this Paco
Fix that Paco
This is broken
That is broken
Hello paco
"Thanks for fixing the keypad for me, Paco."
@@fokkusuh4425 Like the guy with the gate on the Lighthouse.
Open the gate.
Close the gate.
Open the gate.
Close the gate.
Now the gate is broken... -_-
1 bank, 1 voice actor, limitless options
God damn, the groove of this track
"Thats bad news for you,because i still need to get passed the lasers and since I DONT want to undress you..."
One of the best soundtracks of any game, right up there next to Super Smash Bros Melee.
best stealth game ever
Favorite level in all the games. Love the music as well because it just fits the mission so accurately.
"Fisher here's our advisor he'll walk you through the steps that'll get you into that vault, be patient with him""Ohh, he's one of those"
This is possibly the best song in the entire series.
"Ah..."
"What is it, Sam?"
"Laundry...I almost forgot"
Like a rite of passage every young man needs to play this game and hear this
A great game, even in 2018
15 years later and this is still one of the best stealth games of all time. I'm just sad because if Ubi announce a new game, probably it is going to be another Ubisoft template ;-;
Hope it's not an open world game :(
@@anthonykay1580 Repetitive secondary missions and lot of microtransactions
I think it’s one of the best games ever made, of all genres. It’s that good!
"Hey Emilio did you see these new motion sensing lights?"
"No, what do they do?"
@@lemonfoxeye When they detect movement, the light turns on!
@@Enclosure_2k That's amazing.
I think I'm going to get one of those for my garage.
Imagine it! You pull up in your car at night and the driveway lights up automatically!
@@lemonfoxeye Pah! You’re crazy. This is high-tech stuff, Emilio. It probably costs thousands of dollars!
@@Enclosure_2k Sí, you probably right. I could never afford it.
When the cops ask what sickness killed me, show them this beat
Amon tobin is consistently weird and great, i think it's because he was officially trained as a jazz drummer so he brings a lot of those conventions and modes of thinking into EDM. All his beats are super layered and get you grooving
"Hey, Emilio, did you hear about these new motion sensing lights?"
The green lights are meant to be infrared, and that human eyes can't detect them. But you're right, infrared is so bright it doesn't register colors to the human eyes so the eyes were like "Eh fuck it"
So Sam is technically walking around in the dark with three flashlights that are brighter than the sun mounted right on top of his fucking head. :D
Why isn't this included on the Soundtrack CD? D:
*Walks out vault*
*Alarm sounds*
"Oops"
i re-playing the game so this time instead of walk in the laser grind of the vault, i pick a guard and i don't enable the alarm.
Fuck this game was ahead of its time, so many good memories
Amon Tobin is a genius