Let Arkane give it a spin. It'd be a great way to visit places like Black Marsh so you don't have to retcon it in a main game to allow humans and elves into the region.
Hell at this point I would pay 80 bucks for this reworked for xbox 360 haha. I would have loved to experience this game and with tech nowadays,why can't we? Remake it at least. Elder scrolls travels games should be crafted with care obviously but it would be awesome to have these travels games in between huge titles that take more than a decade to get out.
Redguard's financial failure might be partially due to the fact that it came out literally three weeks before Ocarina of Time, since it's trying to do a lot of the same things that game was doing (probably without even realizing it). Just... way, way worse.
Gave Redguard a shot a few years ago out of curiosity, and it really stuck with me. Wonderful dialogue writing in this one I feel, almost has a theatrical poetic vibe to it. The guys at bethesda were going for a very particular tone with this one and I think they nailed it, at least for me. It's not a perfect game, but its got real spirit and I find it hard to not get sucked into the effort. Great stuff dude I'm glad I found your channel!
Held back by technology. I have a soft spot for this game. Would be cool if Bethesda got Arkane or one of their other devs to make a TES game that isn't an RPG. Also the compendium that contains the comic, lore info and tutorial is on the Uesp. The transcriptions are below the scans
This is a fantastic video. I LOVE the borders for chapters. They are so full of gags I'm sure I missed a bunch of references. The way you organized the game elements, told the story integrated into the aspects you wanted ti relate during each segment, everything like that, fantastic, really masterful. Also this is the TES I know the least about. Seeing a 3 hour video was incredibly welcome. Thanks for making this. I'm only sorry I'm late to the party. I sub JWLR so I'm surprised I don't remember him plugging you, but I'm subbed now & super-impressed.
2:54:51 I can shed some light on this. Well... sort of. You are correct in saying that MIDI tracks use various audio samples stored elsewhere for each instrument. However, most DOS and early Windows games use something known as a "General MIDI Format Soundfont". See, MIDI songs can't ask for a specific instrument, it can't just say "gimme a piano sound". A note can only ask for an instrument under a certain index number, like- "gimme instrument 1." And since various pieces of sound hardware at the time would have came bundled with their own sets of instrument samples (soundfonts), a standard was set among them so that musicians and software developers can reliably ask for whatever "instrument 1" is on the user's machine and expect it to be a piano. This means the software doesn't have to package their own soundfont with the game, they can just use the default one on the machine. (Although MOD Tracker music is sort of like if you made a midi file with its own special soundfont glued to it) On that note, that makes Redguard's lack of music all the more baffling, since they don't have to package audio samples with the game files. MIDIs are functionally just a set of instructions, they don't take up that much space. So I have no idea why it's like this. The only explanation I can think of was that the composers weren't given much time to work on the game.
@@MBM1117727 Okay, I did go back and take a closer listen to the soundtrack. Assuming that what's been uploaded to youtube is authentic to how it plays in the game, then I'm definitely hearing that more naturalistic reverb that you can't get out of a regular MIDI track. That being said, while I'm not good enough at identifying audio samples to definitively say if this was originally composed as General MIDI tracks and then converted to MP3/WAV afterwards... I can say that they didn't make very good use of the CD audio and they really, really should have just stuck with MIDI.
Man, the positivity in this comment section is really great. Your video is also really really great, thank you for playing through the game and making a video! I'm really glad UA-cam recommended this channel to me, I really enjoyed what I've seen and listened to so far. It's very very good and I hope you have other long videos planned for the future (as long as that's the kind of content you want to put out) Great video! Very awesome, will fall asleep to this 100%
iirc the Dwarven Colossus has a weakpoint on an ankle Talos style (the Jason and the Argonaut Colossus, not the guy from Skyrim). Still means you're just whacking it till it dies, but there's a method to the madness. As much as I hate the dwarven volcano puzzle, the observatory and finding the flask of lilandril felt much worse. The former was bad even with a guide but at least the constellations were cool, and the latter broke me and made me use a guide in the first place. I couldn't even look up high enough to see the Leki painting in my version. The mushroom platforming is also terribly janky and without a guide it's entirely possible to try it, fail it, and assume it's just background noise and not the correct path. Mages Guild isn't really an Imperial institution. It was founded by a member of the Psijic Order (High Elf) and for reasons completely unrelated to Imperials. Hilariously, that little hovel they call a Mages Guild is a big deal. Almost on par with the Arcane University if we're to believe dialogue in Oblivion. People are crazy. We need more voice acting like Redguard's. So much personality. tbf Daggerfall uses a lot of Arena songs. Even then though it's no contest, Redguard's soundtrack is simply too small even for its size. By Kirkbride's own admission, Redguard was mostly Todd's vision, and he had to practically drag Kirk from work on Morrowind to help with the game. Credit to Kurt Kuhlman though. From what I can tell Kirkbride has nothing but good things to say about him.
Battlespire was honestly Bethesda's first official DLC mod for Daggerfall because it was meant to be the next part in the Daggerfall storyline from what I heard.
Skyrim actually flat out confirms gun powder is canon with the use of cannons being on the ships you can boars. Cannons being canon sorta implies smaller firearms could be.
1:55:04 And I mean the brits held on to colonies that lost money year after year after year until they actually suffered major losses closer to home in the world wars.
Awesome video. Please make more Elder Scroll videos. I know lots of people have long videos on Elder Scroll games, but I think you have a unique style for these types of videos.
Well this was lovely, Jwlar send me here and after my second watch through I fell compelled to congratulate you on your effort, this has earned its place in my personal Long-form TES playlist alongside Jwlar's Arena and Daggerfall aswell as Patrician's Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim. Now the only task left is for someone to do one on Battlespire (and I guess that one obscure obscure handheld one)
What is it with bethesda games and extremely interesting developments. Literally my niche little hobby is just knowledge dumping bethesda junk and people like you are so helpful
With all the advances adventure games have had over the last 20 years, I always thought an Uncharted-like adventure spinoff in the TES world would be awesome. In this era of remakes, I’m a little surprised no one wants to rebuild this game from the ground up. I mean it worked for Tomb Raider, which this game was heavily ripping off… someone should really get on that
Thank you for making that video, you save me a lot of my mental health. When I look on original Skyrim UI I got convulsions and having to deal with such old mechanics and bugs I would probably have a heart attack. Liked and subscribed.
eating down in this vid... the volcano bit and the lava becoming white noise... so true... i feel like ive found someone else that has gone through the same unique trauma that i've endured for hte last 20 hrs
So there are side quests and a way to upgrade your dword damage without the potions (at least temporarily). One of the side quests is even a treasure hunt based on a riddle like you wanted.
i looked it up and there are a few things on the wiki that i just had no idea about during my playthrough. which i guess highlights a flaw that these things may be too far off the beaten path for anyone to find
I bought this game and 'Crusaders of Might and Magic' another game I dont think anyone else ever played, but the boxes were taped together and sold together. I dont know which was worse. But it put me off to bethesda games until oblivion
You know though, all else about this plot, you gotta say that Cyrus can pull a good speech out of his ass about following a sword. And the titanium balls to be threatening a Daedric Prince.
When I was a kid, I think this would have been mid to late 00s, I was a HUGE fan of Morrowind. I basic memorized that entire game. Every item location, every quest, every NPC, every bug, every feature, and every bug that should have been a feature. Main game and both major expansions. To this day I probably have more time in Morrowind than I have in every other game combined. I played Oblivion when it came out and it was fun for a bit, but I found it too restrictive after growing up on Morrowind and to this day its still my least favorite numbered TES game by a wide margin. As insane as it sounds I finally hit a point where i had basically done everything I could think to do in Morrowind. So imagine my excitement when I talked to this random kid I didn't even know one day and he just gives me a double disk jewel case with a CD ROM in it for Daggerfall and another for Redguard. I spent HOURS learning how to use a DOS box so I could play these games. I think I was in 10th grade so 2009-2010. We obviously had internet but it wasn't so easy to find people who knew about obscure, outdated things like DOS. Finally I got it working and boy my disappointment with Redguard AT FIRST. I wanted more Morrowind and Redguard definitely ain't that. I eventually tossed it aside and moved on to Daggerfall. Then by that summer I started getting popular with girls and I stopped playing games for a long time. When I got out of the army and came home in 2016 I had no real possessions, no friends in town, no job, nothing to do. So I started pulling out all my old belongings and playing around with them and at some point I found this dumb game I tossed aside years earlier. Keep in mind at this point Skyrim has been out for years, and here I am playing Redguard. Damned if I didn't fall in love with that game. Maybe it was just a good time in my life. Maybe it's the antique charm but something about this game, its world and characters and story are just really endearing.
@@crendl MFW I will have an entire Elder Scrolls Gigaset folder full of yours, Jwlar's, PrivateSessions' and Patrician's analysis which will amount ot 100 hours of content ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Bless you for throwing your head against the wall that is redguard's mechanics. I am also slightly shocked that theyve had that guy as The Redguard Voice for this long, especially it and khajit being proper furries is first from here. Crazy that even with all the time and money gained from success that they never thought to revisit their greatest failure.
I’ve always wanted to check out Redguard but I was afraid of it for the longest time due to its reputation. After watching about 20 minutes of this I opened my steam library and played it for 4 hours straight and had a blast. Can’t wait to finish this video once I beat the game and then stick around for whatever else you may put out
Babe wake up, Redguard analysis video just dropped!
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i love you brotha
@@mtnmanofcolorado what?
Legendary effort. Good stuff dude!
Thanks, homes.
I wish they still made spin off games like this. A small scale linear action game set in a region of Tamriel could be cool.
Maybe a game about the adventures of Maiq? I really wish we got more smaller adventure games like this.
Would be nice if they did this between the major releases, I'd definitely prefer an ES Adventure game to ESO lol
@@thisTGESO isn't bad game, but its tottaly diffrent pair if shoes than singleplayer rpg
Let Arkane give it a spin. It'd be a great way to visit places like Black Marsh so you don't have to retcon it in a main game to allow humans and elves into the region.
Hell at this point I would pay 80 bucks for this reworked for xbox 360 haha. I would have loved to experience this game and with tech nowadays,why can't we? Remake it at least. Elder scrolls travels games should be crafted with care obviously but it would be awesome to have these travels games in between huge titles that take more than a decade to get out.
Redguard's financial failure might be partially due to the fact that it came out literally three weeks before Ocarina of Time, since it's trying to do a lot of the same things that game was doing (probably without even realizing it). Just... way, way worse.
Multi-hour videos on ancient TES games is just what I needed to listen to in the background. Because I can't be bothered playing the actual thing 😅
This one esp, there is hardly anything on this TES.
I jus got away from 2hrs of sitting in front of my pc with skyrim open on the main menu, not playing anything 🤦♂️
finally, the content we need
nobody asked...
i answered
i've been asking for years
Unnecessary nitpick: jumping is acrobatics, not athletics!
Gave Redguard a shot a few years ago out of curiosity, and it really stuck with me. Wonderful dialogue writing in this one I feel, almost has a theatrical poetic vibe to it. The guys at bethesda were going for a very particular tone with this one and I think they nailed it, at least for me.
It's not a perfect game, but its got real spirit and I find it hard to not get sucked into the effort.
Great stuff dude I'm glad I found your channel!
You would threaten an Imperial governor? Are you simple?
Held back by technology. I have a soft spot for this game. Would be cool if Bethesda got Arkane or one of their other devs to make a TES game that isn't an RPG.
Also the compendium that contains the comic, lore info and tutorial is on the Uesp. The transcriptions are below the scans
I assume we would get something like Dark Messiah gameplay, with semi-open world we got in the released title.
This is a fantastic video. I LOVE the borders for chapters. They are so full of gags I'm sure I missed a bunch of references. The way you organized the game elements, told the story integrated into the aspects you wanted ti relate during each segment, everything like that, fantastic, really masterful.
Also this is the TES I know the least about. Seeing a 3 hour video was incredibly welcome. Thanks for making this. I'm only sorry I'm late to the party. I sub JWLR so I'm surprised I don't remember him plugging you, but I'm subbed now & super-impressed.
2:54:51 I can shed some light on this. Well... sort of. You are correct in saying that MIDI tracks use various audio samples stored elsewhere for each instrument. However, most DOS and early Windows games use something known as a "General MIDI Format Soundfont". See, MIDI songs can't ask for a specific instrument, it can't just say "gimme a piano sound". A note can only ask for an instrument under a certain index number, like- "gimme instrument 1." And since various pieces of sound hardware at the time would have came bundled with their own sets of instrument samples (soundfonts), a standard was set among them so that musicians and software developers can reliably ask for whatever "instrument 1" is on the user's machine and expect it to be a piano.
This means the software doesn't have to package their own soundfont with the game, they can just use the default one on the machine. (Although MOD Tracker music is sort of like if you made a midi file with its own special soundfont glued to it)
On that note, that makes Redguard's lack of music all the more baffling, since they don't have to package audio samples with the game files. MIDIs are functionally just a set of instructions, they don't take up that much space. So I have no idea why it's like this. The only explanation I can think of was that the composers weren't given much time to work on the game.
Redguard doesn't use a MIDI soundtrack, that's why. All the music is on the CD.
@@MBM1117727 Okay, I did go back and take a closer listen to the soundtrack. Assuming that what's been uploaded to youtube is authentic to how it plays in the game, then I'm definitely hearing that more naturalistic reverb that you can't get out of a regular MIDI track.
That being said, while I'm not good enough at identifying audio samples to definitively say if this was originally composed as General MIDI tracks and then converted to MP3/WAV afterwards... I can say that they didn't make very good use of the CD audio and they really, really should have just stuck with MIDI.
@@HQ_Default That soundtrack is indeed how it sounds ingame.
That prince-sword flat out gave Cyrus 100 personality.
I’m glad Redguard is getting talked about more often
Man, the positivity in this comment section is really great. Your video is also really really great, thank you for playing through the game and making a video! I'm really glad UA-cam recommended this channel to me, I really enjoyed what I've seen and listened to so far. It's very very good and I hope you have other long videos planned for the future (as long as that's the kind of content you want to put out)
Great video! Very awesome, will fall asleep to this 100%
iirc the Dwarven Colossus has a weakpoint on an ankle Talos style (the Jason and the Argonaut Colossus, not the guy from Skyrim). Still means you're just whacking it till it dies, but there's a method to the madness. As much as I hate the dwarven volcano puzzle, the observatory and finding the flask of lilandril felt much worse. The former was bad even with a guide but at least the constellations were cool, and the latter broke me and made me use a guide in the first place. I couldn't even look up high enough to see the Leki painting in my version. The mushroom platforming is also terribly janky and without a guide it's entirely possible to try it, fail it, and assume it's just background noise and not the correct path.
Mages Guild isn't really an Imperial institution. It was founded by a member of the Psijic Order (High Elf) and for reasons completely unrelated to Imperials. Hilariously, that little hovel they call a Mages Guild is a big deal. Almost on par with the Arcane University if we're to believe dialogue in Oblivion.
People are crazy. We need more voice acting like Redguard's. So much personality.
tbf Daggerfall uses a lot of Arena songs. Even then though it's no contest, Redguard's soundtrack is simply too small even for its size.
By Kirkbride's own admission, Redguard was mostly Todd's vision, and he had to practically drag Kirk from work on Morrowind to help with the game. Credit to Kurt Kuhlman though. From what I can tell Kirkbride has nothing but good things to say about him.
i salute this comment
ah, yes, the answer to the question of "what if the elder scrolls and old school runescape had a bastard child"
Battlespire was honestly Bethesda's first official DLC mod for Daggerfall because it was meant to be the next part in the Daggerfall storyline from what I heard.
If you want to expand your channel, I'd recommend more content like this, good shit 👍
Skyrim actually flat out confirms gun powder is canon with the use of cannons being on the ships you can boars.
Cannons being canon sorta implies smaller firearms could be.
1:55:04 And I mean the brits held on to colonies that lost money year after year after year until they actually suffered major losses closer to home in the world wars.
Awesome video. Please make more Elder Scroll videos. I know lots of people have long videos on Elder Scroll games, but I think you have a unique style for these types of videos.
Long form video game essays are my favorite type of content on UA-cam
The background music for the game show Clavicus section is familiar and on the tip of my tongue and it is driving me nuts. Please assist.
It's from paper Mario. Sorry to have driven your nuts.
Track is called "and the question is..."
@@crendlUA-cam decided to not let me know you responded. Thank you.
I could never get Redguard to run back in the day. Looking forward to this
this game is a piece of precious art, and i love it dearly for its flaws. its the epitome of early TES games.
Well this was lovely, Jwlar send me here and after my second watch through I fell compelled to congratulate you on your effort, this has earned its place in my personal Long-form TES playlist alongside Jwlar's Arena and Daggerfall aswell as Patrician's Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim. Now the only task left is for someone to do one on Battlespire (and I guess that one obscure obscure handheld one)
There actually is a very good 1-hour long commentary on Battlespire
ua-cam.com/video/1eutg7IBpHo/v-deo.htmlsi=ta3dIExOnkb78l4U
i have been looking for this game for ages, i saw a video on it years ago an ive been on the hunt ever since
you are a blessing
I must say a lot of the music seems inspired by Basil Poledouris's Conan film score.
flash flash flaaaassshhhh is Morse code for "U". I feel like they could have been a bit more clever with this if they wanted.
Seriously good work, I look forward to whatever future projects you have
Finally a good length redguard retrospective. Thank you!
Underrated channel. Hope you blow up dude!
What is it with bethesda games and extremely interesting developments. Literally my niche little hobby is just knowledge dumping bethesda junk and people like you are so helpful
I cannot say Nafaalilargus without sounding agressively scottish, so you did pretty good
It took over three hours for me to realize that the one and only Dani Harrison was a UA-camr. Mind blown. Hare Krishna
Dang if only Red guard got the Daggerfall Unity treatment
Autistic interest #1
bless yo- ohhh this was posted a year ago...
2:17:30 holy shit, I can't believe Redguard has parallel universes
Great effort! I assume we'll get a Battlespire and/or Shadowkey one too? corner the spinoff tes market while its fresh!
Battlespire is in the works. Should be on the channel sometime later this month 👍
With all the advances adventure games have had over the last 20 years, I always thought an Uncharted-like adventure spinoff in the TES world would be awesome. In this era of remakes, I’m a little surprised no one wants to rebuild this game from the ground up. I mean it worked for Tomb Raider, which this game was heavily ripping off… someone should really get on that
Thank you for making that video, you save me a lot of my mental health. When I look on original Skyrim UI I got convulsions and having to deal with such old mechanics and bugs I would probably have a heart attack. Liked and subscribed.
You did a phenomenal job. Excellent work!
fyi, Redguard trolls can be killed by "using" your torch on them after knocking them to the ground.
Ive never been a big fan of MMO's so I never played. Why is ESO not cannon?
Edit Great video btw!
2:25:32 ill retire you from the pantheon jesus what a line
Ahh, Todd Howard, a Bad DM given a job well above his ability. So sad. Kinda like what Mark Rosewater did to Magic after Richard Garfield left.
very cosy video 💜 thank u, hope you go far 💚
What was the song that played at 2.02 I can't remember it
eating down in this vid... the volcano bit and the lava becoming white noise... so true... i feel like ive found someone else that has gone through the same unique trauma that i've endured for hte last 20 hrs
2:42:27 wow the devs put all their whole fights with their wives into this
LMAO, this!
So there are side quests and a way to upgrade your dword damage without the potions (at least temporarily). One of the side quests is even a treasure hunt based on a riddle like you wanted.
i looked it up and there are a few things on the wiki that i just had no idea about during my playthrough. which i guess highlights a flaw that these things may be too far off the beaten path for anyone to find
@@crendl the parrot riddle is actually one of my favorite puzzles and side quests. It's ultimately useless but a fun bit of word play
I bought this game and 'Crusaders of Might and Magic' another game I dont think anyone else ever played, but the boxes were taped together and sold together. I dont know which was worse. But it put me off to bethesda games until oblivion
I think Todd was Vile's actor in Oblivion, but certainly not Skyrim
Am i going crazy or did you use music from cruelty squad at some point? I swear i heard it but i cant find it now
yes, but youll never find it >:)
@@crendl the slurp eludes me >:(
Can't overstate how great your videos are man.
bless you
thankyou
Nice video dude, I wish youtube recommendations understood me so I got stuff like this more often
Bro killed the Trumpetface daedra by luring it into those pools of 'water' in the shimmering isled dlc that like, unmake daedra.
thats messed uo
22:20.....I don't know, can you repeat the question?
don't hate Todd hate the boardroom/suits he has to answer to
Came for Lore, stayed for Big Cheese and glue traps.
Didn't expect to find the greatest video in all of UA-cam today.
2:22:10 Hell canonically exists in the Elder Scrolls
Bit long, but I thoroughly enjoyed it thank you for creating
Bless you.
🤧
Awesome video, was sent here by jwlar
I watched this entire thing while playing ESO and wearing Hunding's Rage. +1 would watch again.
Bless your face for the sneeze. I liked and subskrieb.
Some of this voice acting is making me think of Little Big Adventure.
Bless you bro
airship? dude they have battlespire too
You know though, all else about this plot, you gotta say that Cyrus can pull a good speech out of his ass about following a sword. And the titanium balls to be threatening a Daedric Prince.
Dwemer telescope used infrared + magic ;p
the "picking up animation" gives me gothic1 and gothic 2 sort of ptsd flashbacks 😅
Excellent video
you have solidified your stake in history, sir
@@mattwesney I certainly hope not. I do not wish to be remembered as a a guy who makes long ass video essays
@@crendl there's still time...
lol the subliminal sam hyde at the beginning
bless you
The sidebar art is cool
Subscribed for the khajiddler
Bless you
Clavicus sounds a lot like Fargoth to me.
Bless you.
8:03 bless you
I didn't know this game exists. Thank you so much 😭😭😭 p.s. bless you 🦠
Here from the JWLAR link
Same
me too :)
We all are
I'm glad, the algorithm got me here :) my first long retrospective was literally jwlar on daggerfall so good to see the algogods blessing this one
Yup
bless you
When I was a kid, I think this would have been mid to late 00s, I was a HUGE fan of Morrowind. I basic memorized that entire game. Every item location, every quest, every NPC, every bug, every feature, and every bug that should have been a feature. Main game and both major expansions. To this day I probably have more time in Morrowind than I have in every other game combined. I played Oblivion when it came out and it was fun for a bit, but I found it too restrictive after growing up on Morrowind and to this day its still my least favorite numbered TES game by a wide margin.
As insane as it sounds I finally hit a point where i had basically done everything I could think to do in Morrowind. So imagine my excitement when I talked to this random kid I didn't even know one day and he just gives me a double disk jewel case with a CD ROM in it for Daggerfall and another for Redguard.
I spent HOURS learning how to use a DOS box so I could play these games. I think I was in 10th grade so 2009-2010. We obviously had internet but it wasn't so easy to find people who knew about obscure, outdated things like DOS. Finally I got it working and boy my disappointment with Redguard AT FIRST. I wanted more Morrowind and Redguard definitely ain't that. I eventually tossed it aside and moved on to Daggerfall. Then by that summer I started getting popular with girls and I stopped playing games for a long time.
When I got out of the army and came home in 2016 I had no real possessions, no friends in town, no job, nothing to do. So I started pulling out all my old belongings and playing around with them and at some point I found this dumb game I tossed aside years earlier. Keep in mind at this point Skyrim has been out for years, and here I am playing Redguard. Damned if I didn't fall in love with that game. Maybe it was just a good time in my life. Maybe it's the antique charm but something about this game, its world and characters and story are just really endearing.
Battlespire when?
Some time within the next couple of months, hopefully...
@@crendl MFW I will have an entire Elder Scrolls Gigaset folder full of yours, Jwlar's, PrivateSessions' and Patrician's analysis which will amount ot 100 hours of content ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@Ocean_Gaming we should send this all into space for alien colonies to enjoy
We will watch your career with great interest.
7:15 the joerilla jumpscare isn't intentional btw. It was for a bit that was cut and I accidentally left it in.
joerilla is probably the only thing i will remember from this video
I agree youtube needs more lengthy elderscrolls content
The UESP is definitely my favorite fanwiki ever
Bless you for throwing your head against the wall that is redguard's mechanics. I am also slightly shocked that theyve had that guy as The Redguard Voice for this long, especially it and khajit being proper furries is first from here. Crazy that even with all the time and money gained from success that they never thought to revisit their greatest failure.
There’s so much potential in the setting and story here, I would love to see someone tackle a remake of this game
Easily one of the best video essays I've seen in a while. Your humor is 10/10 and i really enjoyed watching it
I encourage you to speak in your natural voice. You don't need an "on-air" inflection. Excellent scholarship on Redguard.
Goofy ahh comment
@@TheRealMycanthrope What a cranky comment i made, what was my problem 4 months ago. Im going to rewrite it 🙄
Thank you for playing this narratively interesting but mechanically terrible game so that nobody else has to.
that was the plan
I’ve always wanted to check out Redguard but I was afraid of it for the longest time due to its reputation. After watching about 20 minutes of this I opened my steam library and played it for 4 hours straight and had a blast. Can’t wait to finish this video once I beat the game and then stick around for whatever else you may put out