I'm waiting for the Futurama-esque moment where Yahtzee's dad dies and Yahtzee finds out he played all of Yahtzee's games about 20 times out of love for his estranged son.
That Dark King boss freaks me out. Imagine if you wanted to pick a fight with the leader of a country and they showed up wearing a vest of fetuses. That's essentially what it's doing if those are dark larvae.
The Ego review series has been a huge inspiration to me to try and make a series of games, its been a lot of fun and I have picked up a lot of tips about game design from watching these videos, thank you for this epic journey, I wouldn't have done it without you.
Billbill80s Idk anyone contemplating doing something with their life, perhaps just maybe it might be enough to push them over the edge and get off their ass and do something
+Ian Asman You can also completely avoid the whole of Far Cry 4, I think? If you just sit around after meeting the villain for the first time, he eventually comes back in and puts you on a helicopter flight home.
Not too sure, could easily look it up but I'm lazy... Didn't play them much I think that strange Breath of Fire game Dragon Quarter, I think it had a game over at the very beginning (But then, it had a shit ton of game overs)
+d2factotum He tells you to just sit right where you, don't move, and he'll be right back. If you listen to him, he does exactly that, wraps up the whole story in a couple minutes and you go and tyrannically rule a nation with him. It's the sort of Bioshock/System Shock thing where the game uses common mechanics to manipulate the player, to "play the player" as it were.
S4 was...rushed. You can definitely tell it was rushed, and in a very sloppy way. It's not a very good game of all of them, a lot of fans consider it the worst. S5 was very good though, so if you liked S3, definitely check out Suikoden 5.
In Silent Hill 2, the reason its "After hearing a girl moan" is because Pyramid Head is standing in hallway on the other side of an iron gate and you can see him standing there. Then when you go into the apartment room, he comes in and is playing with the mannequins.
Even though Derek is a simple character, I find him very endearing. He's a naughty bloke when it comes to poaching and drinking, but he is also very considerate, good humored, and a loyal friend. I still am moved by when he tries to comfort Rebecca after Magnus blamed her for their father's death, "There weren't nowt thee could've done, love." Even though he's the reluctant hero, who'd probably prefer dining on rabbit pie over being the ultimate savior of the underworld, he insists on saving Gamey and helping Rebecca, and his determination to save Rebecca from the Abyss' judgment (even if it meant defying the Judge's narration) makes him all the more endearing. I still find it awesome that a mere Yorkshireman potentially could destroy the Judge, the equivalent of Minos, Annubis, and God.
Okay, I'm actually really keen on seeing that Poacher 2. So far Poacher's been the most endearing of Yahtzee's games with fun characters and more active gameplay. And yes, bionic arm Missus Derek!
Wasn't a Dark Souls fan when I first listened to lets drown out. So their constant ramblings about it went over my head and I kind of tuned out. Second time through the series and I am into Dark Souls now and playing it at the moment, and love when they talk about it :-) Nice to have a new angle.
Far Cry 4 lets you fuck off at the very beginning. You just have to wait for Pagan Min for about 20 mins at his palace and he takes you to deliver the urn and then game over.
I'd definitely be interested in a Poacher sequel. Especially if you put in some sort of 'Charlotte'-'Johnathan'-'Charlotte'-'Johnathan' joke between Derek and his wife.
So I decided to play through the game after your first part, and I honestly really liked it. The shooting feels kind of awkward in the sort of hitscan way, but you can quickly get used to it, and it feels incredibly satisfying to actually hit things. I really enjoyed the dialogue and the story, but I felt the ending was sort of unsatisfying as far as character development went (not the final boss in the secret ending, cause I fucking loved that and everything leading up to it). If I could give one thing that I dislike, the games not very replayable. As far as starting from scratch. It might just be me, but when you take away all the cool movement, I just can't get back into the platforming like I was. Bit of a shame, because I wanted to see all the possible endings. As for the ending I got (the judge one). I loved every single damn second of it. I raged at it, I spent like four hours beating it. The parts leading up to it was fucking awesome, and the dialogue where Anubis is freaking out because you didn't do anything wrong just made me laugh in that annoyingly smug way, because fuck you I have the moral highground. The actual fight with him is everything I'd want from a final boss. I had so much just fun learning all the different ways to dodge in the first phase. For example, the grenades being able to block projectiles with their explosions allowed me to just ignore the attack where he rains projectiles down by throwing a grenade at his eye at the perfect time. The second phase of him was just a complete pain in the ass. The instant death pit was probably about 75% of my deaths on him. But I still loved it because I always felt like I fucked up, which makes all the difference in bosses like this. Not much to really say on it other than it offered a fun challenge. Third phase, as well, although that only killed me once since I saw he only shot when I did. Last thing I want to mention. That little bit, where you climb out of the pit after beating the boss? Fuck you for that, Yahtzee. I beat the boss, thought I was done, died there, and was sent back to the boss. This happened fucking twice, and I could almost hear you laughing at my misery. It did at least prove that the boss is skill based though, because he gave me very little trouble after I beat him once. Overall, it's a good game, especially so if you're into this sort of thing, but starts off slow and is kind of boring (platforming wise mostly) until your start getting all the cool stuff. I'd definitely recommend checking it out to anyone either way, cause it's free, which is awesome. Does Yahtzee even read comments anymore? I stopped watching this channels content for a while due to a lack of free time.
With the sheer number of Yahtzee's characters who have strained relationships with their fathers, and now being chased by a deadly wall of angry ghost dads at the end of this game ... I'm thinking Yahtzee has some issues he's working through.
Well he's been pretty open with the fact that he's not close to his parents as they don't approve of his career choice. In fact I believe he said in a stream his mum emailed him during one of the financial crises saying "Well now that not many people will be buying video games maybe it's time you got a real job."
At the beginning of Golden Sun you can fuck off from the temple after the end of the world starts and you get a bit of a dialogue and you get a game over.
those floating dark worm monsters remind me of this old animeish movie called "princess mononoke". It had all these blackish purpleish worms forming a giant mass that would pretty much just eat everything. Anyone else remember that one?
10:18 Of all the times I've watched this video and this series, I've never noticed the little rabbit vibing down in the corner throughout the whole Tea Lady section.
I know I'm years late, but I seriously recommend playing for the best ending. Judge of all the earth is an amazing boss fight, probably one of my favorites of all time.
The First Fear is a PS1 port of the SNES version. It's mostly the same, the only changes are a rearranged sound track, some voice acting, and an extra side quest. I actually worked on the fan translation of The First Fear (I worked on the script and dialogue and whatnot.) I'd be more than happy to send you guys a link to the patch if you ever want to do a Let's Drown Out on it.
A Let's Drown Out with Yahtzee watching Gabriel get murdered in Clocktower repeatedly would be fairly representative of the series thus far. I hope we get to see it.
I like poacher, but I'll never forget the first time I fought the judge of all the earth where after multiple attempts I finally beat him with one hp left, climbed all the way up and got hit by one of the worm spawners before I could save, ain't gonna pretend I finished it after that
In the PS2 game "Lifeline", after the girl you're ordering around finds a gun and fights the first creature, she asks you to help her get through the rest of the space station. If you say no, she gets all huffy at you and shoots the camera you're watching her through, and you get a "game over".
I remember taking a Rocko's Modern Life quiz at some point. One of the questions was, in this episode during this scene, what time is it on the wall clock in the background? The funny thing is, even if you had somehow retained that excruciatingly inconsequential detail by some means, it's impossible to tell if it's actually showing 4:00 or 5:00 anyway because of the deliberately lopsided geometry of the show.
Come on now, Yahtzee. You were doing so well on the Half Life quiz. How could you mess up with the Headcrab Zombie's head being removed? The Headcrab simply fits around the head like a hat.
Yhatzee's remark about the Bionic Commando remake boss that you can interrupt reminds me of Asura's Wrath, where while the bosses gloat at you, you get a prompt to shut them up, usually by rushing forward with a scream and a haymaker.
I downloaded Poacher after part one of this playthrough, but I've got an error where the game crashes almost every time I kill a blue shellosaur. I suppose I could just avoid them, but the same thing also happened the first time I killed the big rabbit, and one time when I died.
10:00 Mario Galaxy 2 did something like that as well. When you fight the whomp king he goes on some big monologue like he does in mario 64, but if you die and fight him a second time he'll start to say it again but then says he's tired of all the long winded speeches and gets right to the fight instead.
I downloaded poacher cause I wanted to see the judge and holy fucking hell the "things that roam the shadows of the crystal tombs" are terrifying the first time you see them.
30:00 Your first encounter with Pyramid head is actually before he was 'playing with manikins'. He was standing, staring at you, behind random prison bars in the hotel corridor, in a red aura. The manikins part was the second encounter.
On the subject of possible ideas for Poacher 2. Maybe Ms Badger could get a bionic spine too, that way she could just lug Derek around to justify them serving as a unit. you could even put in a thing where you interrogate alien bureaucrats for pass-codes to unlock segments of the spine and improve mobility.
Asura's Wrath has the same "fuck you" style of skipping cutscenes. Instead of "press O to skip cutscene" during long villain speeches it just says "press O to shut them up" which makes Asura punch them in the face.
+Arizoko Yeah I had the same bit of pondering. Also never really explained why the bunnies were seemingly prime targets among all possible things nor what Rebecca was doing out away from the city.
+Devil's Advocate Yeah but I think those are okay in the burrows, it's not like they were attacking the city. And the bargests are the big ones and those are the ones Rebecca cites as treaty-breaking
Regarding the pyramid head questions, you're correct that pyramid head was more likely a creation of James' mind, since all he actually says is they're there to punish him, but the question about when he first sees pyramid head was accurate. Silent Hill 2 was an incredibly flag-heavy game (irritatingly so), and the player is in fact required to see pyramid head on the other side of the bars outside the room with the corpse by the TV before seeing him in the room with the mannequins.
at least one of the harvest moons you can do that, they call you mean and tell you how the neighbouring village dies out because you refused to start the farm up again.
The trope about purple often being used for dark and evil is called "Color-Coded for Your Convenience" on TVTropes. There's also "Good Colors, Evil Colors" for which colors are used for what. It's used in almost everything from computer games to TV shows and comics. Superhero comics especially; It's how I figured out the twist of the movie "Unbreakable" within the first 10 minutes. *Spoiler* *but* *also* *relevant* You can tell who the bad guy is when they first see him in the movie because he likes the color purple. Which, in only one case I can think of (The Hulk, and he wears purple pants because of old school printing issues) is ALWAYS a villain color.
There are two Harvest Moon games where you can simply refuse to take over the farm, ending the game early. Also, in Harvest Moon DS, your dog pounces on the mayor in the intro sequence, and if you refuse to help him a couple of times, your dog kills him, leading to a game over. Probably the second darkest easter egg in any Harvest Moon game. (The darkest is in the same game. If you put a level 99 poison toadstool in the pot at the harvest festival, you poison everyone in town and get a game over.)
I'd buy a sequel to Poacher. You could always include the original in a bundle, for anyone who hadn't played it. Maybe link the achievements to Steam if you could be bothered.
Not sure if you guys take requests because of the way this channel goes but you should totally play Her Story! You are both clever enough to get through it in at least one episode or two
You can kinda fuck off in Far Cry 4 too. If you just wait around on the mansion, the villain guy comes back and gives you a ride home or something like that.
I fucking lost it when I got the "Zero Suit" joke. I was not expecting that. Has anyone got a link to somebody fighting the secret boss? I want to see what that looks like, but I lack the skill to actually do it myself xD
29:45 Actually, the first time you see Pyramid Head, he's not 'playing' with mannequins, he's just standing there, staring at you, behind a set of bars reminiscent of a jail cell. And it's in the apartment building after hearing a girl moan. So it's not 'both of those were true,' just one of them. I know more about Silent Hill 2 than Yahtzee, and I only played the game once! Suck it!
Killing gman in the intro for HL2 is easy. Open dev console, activate cheats, pawn yourself weapons, NAIL GMAN TO THE GREENSCREEN TYPE BACKGROUND WITH A CROSSBOW BOLT.
If the spirits are of an ageless race, why does the other guy have a beard? This game makes no sense and is a shit simulator of an illegal hunter and tresspasser. 2/10
+Pelle Olsson I was just going to say there was a plothole in the "Treaty" where all the rabbits are already possessed as soon as he jumps in the hole -- but if we're going with the IGN review system then _'good on ya cheeky bugger'_
Because he's insecure in his masculine pride, which is not a corporeal trait, and he thinks it'll help make him feel better about how it's actually his sister and her pet Midlander who are doing the world-saving he thinks should be his job but subconsciously, in a way that fuels his shame, knows he's too feckless to manage.
In Shadow Complex, at a certain point in the game, you can just go "Eh, fuck it, I'll find other burds" and leave the chick you were trying to save behind and take your pickup home.
If you make that Poacher sequel, take Rebeca out of the picture. This is a good reason to start the game underpowered and will give you room to explore a different play dynamic using Derek and his wife. Maybe Rebeca was kidnapped by aliens and you have to rescue her. I don't know.
First time you meet the red pyramid in SH2 is actually behind a set of bars while walking down a very long corridor, the static from your radio increasing as you draw nearer to the red-glowing monstrosity standing behind the bars. It's only after a couple of rooms you meet him in that kitchen.
"Which one is Clock Tower? It rings a bell..."
Unintentional pun :D
I'm waiting for the Futurama-esque moment where Yahtzee's dad dies and Yahtzee finds out he played all of Yahtzee's games about 20 times out of love for his estranged son.
I’d love to have him have also read all of Yahtzee’s books, LDO, ZP and all of the other stuff he had done as well.
That Dark King boss freaks me out. Imagine if you wanted to pick a fight with the leader of a country and they showed up wearing a vest of fetuses. That's essentially what it's doing if those are dark larvae.
6:46
"Which one's Clock Tower? That rings a bell."
Gabe's cleverness knows no bounds.
The Ego review series has been a huge inspiration to me to try and make a series of games, its been a lot of fun and I have picked up a lot of tips about game design from watching these videos, thank you for this epic journey, I wouldn't have done it without you.
Who cares?
Billbill80s Idk anyone contemplating doing something with their life, perhaps just maybe it might be enough to push them over the edge and get off their ass and do something
Soryuu Rengazan
So Soryuu... erm I mean... Sorry.
3 years later: Hows the game development coming?
9 years later: Hows the game development coming? When are your Ego Review vids coming out?
A sequel to Poacher would actually be quite dandy
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In Suikoden 4, your main party gets stranded on a deserted island, they have the option of saying "Fuck it" and just living there forever.
+Ian Asman You can also completely avoid the whole of Far Cry 4, I think? If you just sit around after meeting the villain for the first time, he eventually comes back in and puts you on a helicopter flight home.
+Ian Asman Wasn't there another Suikoden, the one involving the pirate ship stuff, where you can be like "I'm not going to be the captain" and it ends
Not too sure, could easily look it up but I'm lazy... Didn't play them much
I think that strange Breath of Fire game Dragon Quarter, I think it had a game over at the very beginning (But then, it had a shit ton of game overs)
+d2factotum He tells you to just sit right where you, don't move, and he'll be right back. If you listen to him, he does exactly that, wraps up the whole story in a couple minutes and you go and tyrannically rule a nation with him. It's the sort of Bioshock/System Shock thing where the game uses common mechanics to manipulate the player, to "play the player" as it were.
S4 was...rushed. You can definitely tell it was rushed, and in a very sloppy way. It's not a very good game of all of them, a lot of fans consider it the worst. S5 was very good though, so if you liked S3, definitely check out Suikoden 5.
Yahtzee's little chuckle when he saw the rabbits in underwear was very cute.
In Silent Hill 2, the reason its "After hearing a girl moan" is because Pyramid Head is standing in hallway on the other side of an iron gate and you can see him standing there. Then when you go into the apartment room, he comes in and is playing with the mannequins.
Even though Derek is a simple character, I find him very endearing. He's a naughty bloke when it comes to poaching and drinking, but he is also very considerate, good humored, and a loyal friend. I still am moved by when he tries to comfort Rebecca after Magnus blamed her for their father's death, "There weren't nowt thee could've done, love." Even though he's the reluctant hero, who'd probably prefer dining on rabbit pie over being the ultimate savior of the underworld, he insists on saving Gamey and helping Rebecca, and his determination to save Rebecca from the Abyss' judgment (even if it meant defying the Judge's narration) makes him all the more endearing. I still find it awesome that a mere Yorkshireman potentially could destroy the Judge, the equivalent of Minos, Annubis, and God.
Okay, I'm actually really keen on seeing that Poacher 2. So far Poacher's been the most endearing of Yahtzee's games with fun characters and more active gameplay.
And yes, bionic arm Missus Derek!
Wasn't a Dark Souls fan when I first listened to lets drown out. So their constant ramblings about it went over my head and I kind of tuned out. Second time through the series and I am into Dark Souls now and playing it at the moment, and love when they talk about it :-) Nice to have a new angle.
i love the harsh shotgun noises right next to the little bunny squeaks, really makes it for me
Didn't Shadow Complex just let you abandon your girl to the kidnappers and basically go "Welp, plenty of fish in the sea" as you drive off?
Yeah, you even get an achievement.
I'd pay for a sequal to this, still my favorite of all your games.
Far Cry 4 lets you fuck off at the very beginning. You just have to wait for Pagan Min for about 20 mins at his palace and he takes you to deliver the urn and then game over.
"I'm assuming these questions get harder..."
"Is the answer Kratos?"
"Yes!"
BRB going to find my ass because I just laughed it off.
1:09:40 "And then I blocked a grenade with my face!"
I'm sorry, but that was just golden.
The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Derek sounds like a pretty amazing game.
I'd definitely be interested in a Poacher sequel. Especially if you put in some sort of 'Charlotte'-'Johnathan'-'Charlotte'-'Johnathan' joke between Derek and his wife.
So I decided to play through the game after your first part, and I honestly really liked it. The shooting feels kind of awkward in the sort of hitscan way, but you can quickly get used to it, and it feels incredibly satisfying to actually hit things. I really enjoyed the dialogue and the story, but I felt the ending was sort of unsatisfying as far as character development went (not the final boss in the secret ending, cause I fucking loved that and everything leading up to it). If I could give one thing that I dislike, the games not very replayable. As far as starting from scratch. It might just be me, but when you take away all the cool movement, I just can't get back into the platforming like I was. Bit of a shame, because I wanted to see all the possible endings.
As for the ending I got (the judge one). I loved every single damn second of it. I raged at it, I spent like four hours beating it. The parts leading up to it was fucking awesome, and the dialogue where Anubis is freaking out because you didn't do anything wrong just made me laugh in that annoyingly smug way, because fuck you I have the moral highground. The actual fight with him is everything I'd want from a final boss. I had so much just fun learning all the different ways to dodge in the first phase. For example, the grenades being able to block projectiles with their explosions allowed me to just ignore the attack where he rains projectiles down by throwing a grenade at his eye at the perfect time.
The second phase of him was just a complete pain in the ass. The instant death pit was probably about 75% of my deaths on him. But I still loved it because I always felt like I fucked up, which makes all the difference in bosses like this. Not much to really say on it other than it offered a fun challenge. Third phase, as well, although that only killed me once since I saw he only shot when I did.
Last thing I want to mention. That little bit, where you climb out of the pit after beating the boss? Fuck you for that, Yahtzee. I beat the boss, thought I was done, died there, and was sent back to the boss. This happened fucking twice, and I could almost hear you laughing at my misery. It did at least prove that the boss is skill based though, because he gave me very little trouble after I beat him once.
Overall, it's a good game, especially so if you're into this sort of thing, but starts off slow and is kind of boring (platforming wise mostly) until your start getting all the cool stuff. I'd definitely recommend checking it out to anyone either way, cause it's free, which is awesome.
Does Yahtzee even read comments anymore? I stopped watching this channels content for a while due to a lack of free time.
With the sheer number of Yahtzee's characters who have strained relationships with their fathers, and now being chased by a deadly wall of angry ghost dads at the end of this game ... I'm thinking Yahtzee has some issues he's working through.
I'm more interested in what Lee Drummond did to him.
@@bleedingpepper Or the man in the bear costume at Flambard's amusement park
@@MortimerSneed He actually explained that one in one of these videos.
He chased him when he was a child and gave him a phobia of mascot outfits.
Well he's been pretty open with the fact that he's not close to his parents as they don't approve of his career choice.
In fact I believe he said in a stream his mum emailed him during one of the financial crises saying "Well now that not many people will be buying video games maybe it's time you got a real job."
@@MasterCharlie104 Can you recall the stream he said that? I wanna see
At the beginning of Golden Sun you can fuck off from the temple after the end of the world starts and you get a bit of a dialogue and you get a game over.
those floating dark worm monsters remind me of this old animeish movie called "princess mononoke". It had all these blackish purpleish worms forming a giant mass that would pretty much just eat everything. Anyone else remember that one?
That lost vikings/poacher sequel sounds amazing.
6:47 "That one rings a bell." Hehe, clock puns.
10:18
Of all the times I've watched this video and this series, I've never noticed the little rabbit vibing down in the corner throughout the whole Tea Lady section.
This game would make a nice movie. A quaint supernatural adventure film.
BJGvideos directed by Edgar Wright, with nick frost as Derek, and Simon pegg as the brother
I know I'm years late, but I seriously recommend playing for the best ending. Judge of all the earth is an amazing boss fight, probably one of my favorites of all time.
Yahtzee and Gabe are my favorite heterosexuals with a totally platonic, non romantic relationship on the Internet.
This has the same energy as "Brand new, never before used bottle of lube."
so closeted they refuse to even make lets plays together anymore
The First Fear is a PS1 port of the SNES version. It's mostly the same, the only changes are a rearranged sound track, some voice acting, and an extra side quest. I actually worked on the fan translation of The First Fear (I worked on the script and dialogue and whatnot.) I'd be more than happy to send you guys a link to the patch if you ever want to do a Let's Drown Out on it.
I say, on with the video game trivia fun time! I would like to see more!
A Let's Drown Out with Yahtzee watching Gabriel get murdered in Clocktower repeatedly would be fairly representative of the series thus far. I hope we get to see it.
I want to see that sequel now! Loved the game, now I'm going to shoot for the secret ending.
Yahtzee, if you could have one of your works adapted to the big screen, which one would it be, and who would you cast?
I like poacher, but I'll never forget the first time I fought the judge of all the earth where after multiple attempts I finally beat him with one hp left, climbed all the way up and got hit by one of the worm spawners before I could save, ain't gonna pretend I finished it after that
Hannibal and Will are my favorite homosexuals on the Internet.
props for anyone who gets that reference
+wally russ Hannibal the Cannibal dude show right?
+wally russ hey! wally russ! I can't *believe* you're still here!
Also, poor Hannibal: gone forever now..
I'll be here forever. I'm never going away
+wally russ It almost feels like talking to a celebrity now.
Book was better, but you wouldn't know that, would you, you uncultured pleb.
In the PS2 game "Lifeline", after the girl you're ordering around finds a gun and fights the first creature, she asks you to help her get through the rest of the space station. If you say no, she gets all huffy at you and shoots the camera you're watching her through, and you get a "game over".
I remember taking a Rocko's Modern Life quiz at some point. One of the questions was, in this episode during this scene, what time is it on the wall clock in the background?
The funny thing is, even if you had somehow retained that excruciatingly inconsequential detail by some means, it's impossible to tell if it's actually showing 4:00 or 5:00 anyway because of the deliberately lopsided geometry of the show.
Yahtzee's game production company will be called "Zero Punctuality" ;)
I'd love for a poacher sequel to happen.
Come on now, Yahtzee. You were doing so well on the Half Life quiz. How could you mess up with the Headcrab Zombie's head being removed? The Headcrab simply fits around the head like a hat.
Yhatzee's remark about the Bionic Commando remake boss that you can interrupt reminds me of Asura's Wrath, where while the bosses gloat at you, you get a prompt to shut them up, usually by rushing forward with a scream and a haymaker.
I downloaded Poacher after part one of this playthrough, but I've got an error where the game crashes almost every time I kill a blue shellosaur. I suppose I could just avoid them, but the same thing also happened the first time I killed the big rabbit, and one time when I died.
The biggest issue I've seen with this game is the lack of music. It's mostly atmospheric, even at the parts that could use some driving tunes.
I can't help but imagine Tonberries from Final Fantasy now having thick Northern accents because of the Bleminegs.
10:00 Mario Galaxy 2 did something like that as well. When you fight the whomp king he goes on some big monologue like he does in mario 64, but if you die and fight him a second time he'll start to say it again but then says he's tired of all the long winded speeches and gets right to the fight instead.
"Rebecca's really surprised that we did what the Dark Souls took centuries to do." Now that's a freudian slip if ever I saw one.
*puts on pedantic metalhead hat* Mr. Crowley is by Ozzy Osbourne not Black Sabbath.
+aimlessCorsair I was about to say that myself sir! * adjusts his own pedantic metalhead hat*
+aimlessCorsair M'etalhead *tips fedora*
+aimlessCorsair The irony of saying it during a trivia section.
+aimlessCorsair Good, someone already corrected this. Now I can get back to the video.
+aimlessCorsair I think that was the joke...
The grenade mine perk makes the final boss a complete doss
Shovel Knight did a similar thing to the crystals, so that might be what Gabe saw.
The floating black blob boss with the shield kinda looks like the capsule monster from the Parodius games... Except even more evil looking.
I downloaded poacher cause I wanted to see the judge and holy fucking hell the "things that roam the shadows of the crystal tombs" are terrifying the first time you see them.
+Chocl8215 follow up: I am on my 35th f***ing attempt of judge of all the Earth; that second phase can shove one.
+Chocl8215 Update the second; 40th time's the charm! Take that people who tell me i'm bad at games.
+Chocl8215 gratz
30:00 Your first encounter with Pyramid head is actually before he was 'playing with manikins'. He was standing, staring at you, behind random prison bars in the hotel corridor, in a red aura. The manikins part was the second encounter.
Hell, if it's a for pay thing, pack Poacher in with! Hell, I'd buy it!
On the subject of possible ideas for Poacher 2. Maybe Ms Badger could get a bionic spine too, that way she could just lug Derek around to justify them serving as a unit. you could even put in a thing where you interrogate alien bureaucrats for pass-codes to unlock segments of the spine and improve mobility.
Many elements of the plot remind me of The Mound, one of Lovecraft's collaborated stories that I read recently.
When and if Yahtzee does a sequel, it should include dropbears .
a video series of just triva sure sounds fun
Far Cry 4 has an option where you sit at Pagan Min's dinner table for 15 minutes, and then he comes back in and the game ends.
If you get in the car in clock tower, scissor man gets in with you for a bad end.
Funny that he should say that Moogles were the inspiration for the Blemineg. I thought "Tonberry" first time I saw one.
I'd be willing to pay 15-30$ for a Poacher 2. A good sequel would encourage me to attempt at a golden playthrough of this one!
"If it turns out the bargest isn't wearing boxers, this would turn out to be a very boring last 5 minutes."
Well I can't say you're wrong.
How did Rebecca be the one to break the treaty if Derek in the beginning saves her from two dark ones?
years later I still come back to this to ask the immortal question.
Would the Doomslayer be able to beat Derek?
Yahtzee and Gabe were my favourite homosexuals on the internet. I'm sad that I won't get to listen to them bicker any more.
When the quiz asked what state that black mesa is in I said terror
Yathzee, your map design looks like the digestive system all stretched out in the floor.
What are you trying to tell us?
Derek Q. Badger and his stand Rebecca (Killer Queen - bites the dust)
A 'Q' is more quirky than a 'J'.
Sweet Home for the NES may be one of the first survival horror games. It's a JRPG, but has elements of limited resources and a horror theme.
Asura's Wrath has the same "fuck you" style of skipping cutscenes. Instead of "press O to skip cutscene" during long villain speeches it just says "press O to shut them up" which makes Asura punch them in the face.
You know, given this is a freeware game, if you were to create Poacher 2, you could pack in Poacher 1 for free.
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weren't there dark bunny things around before the compact? isn't that why rebecca compacted with derek?
+Arizoko Yeah I had the same bit of pondering. Also never really explained why the bunnies were seemingly prime targets among all possible things nor what Rebecca was doing out away from the city.
+Devil's Advocate Yeah but I think those are okay in the burrows, it's not like they were attacking the city. And the bargests are the big ones and those are the ones Rebecca cites as treaty-breaking
trequor but they were attacking rebecca, and they attacked Derek. that seems like a violation to me.
Regarding the pyramid head questions, you're correct that pyramid head was more likely a creation of James' mind, since all he actually says is they're there to punish him, but the question about when he first sees pyramid head was accurate. Silent Hill 2 was an incredibly flag-heavy game (irritatingly so), and the player is in fact required to see pyramid head on the other side of the bars outside the room with the corpse by the TV before seeing him in the room with the mannequins.
at least one of the harvest moons you can do that, they call you mean and tell you how the neighbouring village dies out because you refused to start the farm up again.
The trope about purple often being used for dark and evil is called "Color-Coded for Your Convenience" on TVTropes. There's also "Good Colors, Evil Colors" for which colors are used for what. It's used in almost everything from computer games to TV shows and comics. Superhero comics especially; It's how I figured out the twist of the movie "Unbreakable" within the first 10 minutes.
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You can tell who the bad guy is when they first see him in the movie because he likes the color purple. Which, in only one case I can think of (The Hulk, and he wears purple pants because of old school printing issues) is ALWAYS a villain color.
Yahtzee kind of slipped into the Mr. Wonderful voice from the Mogworld audiobook while quoting that letter from Silent Hill
if poacher 2 was made into a game with a steam release and you were able to play thru the oroginal poacher id buy it
There are two Harvest Moon games where you can simply refuse to take over the farm, ending the game early. Also, in Harvest Moon DS, your dog pounces on the mayor in the intro sequence, and if you refuse to help him a couple of times, your dog kills him, leading to a game over. Probably the second darkest easter egg in any Harvest Moon game. (The darkest is in the same game. If you put a level 99 poison toadstool in the pot at the harvest festival, you poison everyone in town and get a game over.)
I'd buy a sequel to Poacher. You could always include the original in a bundle, for anyone who hadn't played it. Maybe link the achievements to Steam if you could be bothered.
Those "Dead Men" are frickin terrifying!
The Derek/Ms Derek thing is basically Portrait of Ruin's gameplay gimmick. I really want Yahtzee's opinion on that particular rough gem.
I would play the crap out of that Poacher sequel
Not sure if you guys take requests because of the way this channel goes but you should totally play Her Story! You are both clever enough to get through it in at least one episode or two
can say this looks like a flash game but hey look at the behemoths art style. This looks like an amazing game. I'd pay for the sequel.
you can cheese the first level by standing under the one of jackbunny hole and shooting upwards, afterward you can kill all the bunnies below you.
The block collapse thing was in Warioland 4, I think. Interesting trivia is that Warioland 4 and Metroid Fusion ran on the same game engine.
+Cubed Gamers Robin There is a Megaman stage that does it. Forgot which one.
You can kinda fuck off in Far Cry 4 too. If you just wait around on the mansion, the villain guy comes back and gives you a ride home or something like that.
I fucking lost it when I got the "Zero Suit" joke. I was not expecting that.
Has anyone got a link to somebody fighting the secret boss? I want to see what that looks like, but I lack the skill to actually do it myself xD
29:45 Actually, the first time you see Pyramid Head, he's not 'playing' with mannequins, he's just standing there, staring at you, behind a set of bars reminiscent of a jail cell. And it's in the apartment building after hearing a girl moan. So it's not 'both of those were true,' just one of them.
I know more about Silent Hill 2 than Yahtzee, and I only played the game once! Suck it!
Killing gman in the intro for HL2 is easy.
Open dev console, activate cheats, pawn yourself weapons, NAIL GMAN TO THE GREENSCREEN TYPE BACKGROUND WITH A CROSSBOW BOLT.
If the spirits are of an ageless race, why does the other guy have a beard? This game makes no sense and is a shit simulator of an illegal hunter and tresspasser. 2/10
+Pelle Olsson I was just going to say there was a plothole in the "Treaty" where all the rabbits are already possessed as soon as he jumps in the hole -- but if we're going with the IGN review system then _'good on ya cheeky bugger'_
+Pelle Olsson maybe they can all grow beards. Maybe he's just to lazy to shave. Pelle Olsson, you fucking suck at video game reviews.
Because he's insecure in his masculine pride, which is not a corporeal trait, and he thinks it'll help make him feel better about how it's actually his sister and her pet Midlander who are doing the world-saving he thinks should be his job but subconsciously, in a way that fuels his shame, knows he's too feckless to manage.
+Pelle Olsson Because he had a beard when he was a man.
I remember that room full of bullshit. If it's the one I think I had to switch to easy at that point lol
Yahtzee keeps calling the jellyfish a squid
In Shadow Complex, at a certain point in the game, you can just go "Eh, fuck it, I'll find other burds" and leave the chick you were trying to save behind and take your pickup home.
Please make that sequel! Do it!
If you make that Poacher sequel, take Rebeca out of the picture. This is a good reason to start the game underpowered and will give you room to explore a different play dynamic using Derek and his wife. Maybe Rebeca was kidnapped by aliens and you have to rescue her. I don't know.
First time you meet the red pyramid in SH2 is actually behind a set of bars while walking down a very long corridor, the static from your radio increasing as you draw nearer to the red-glowing monstrosity standing behind the bars. It's only after a couple of rooms you meet him in that kitchen.
Yahtzee and Gabe are my favourite homo-sapiens on the internet.