"Will you submit to hypnotic regression to your past life in ancient Egypt? Yes/No" is without a doubt the wildest pop up window I've ever been or will be presented with. I really wanna know what happens if you click no
Mmm... While there likely was some... uhh... probing happening, I suspect it wasn't quite this central to the building of the pyramids. I could be wrong, though, it's not like I was regressed into an ancient Egyptian life of mine.
There's also evidence to suggest the pyramids weren't built by slaves but by people who got paid a good wage, had decent housing, and were allowed days off.
@@RonParkeryup. It's pretty, it stays pretty, it's rare so FOMO kicks in, and it can be made into lots of pretty shapes. There's no way we wouldn't end up loving gold
The show acting like the only logical way humans would want gold is because aliens is so funny. Definitely not because it doesn’t rust/tarnish and is extremely malleable and can be formed and used for electronics, tools, and even weapons. Of course jewelry just because pretty color that’s easy to shape into pretty shape (but also great for people with allergies like me) almost like it’s a very easy to use metal. But nooo aliens make us think rock is pretty
But how could the primitive peoples of 2024 ever create an Ancient Aliens game? Could the game have an otherworldly origin? Ancient Astronaut theorists say.... yes
If the aliens came to us because their planet is in crisis from a cataclysmic event, does that mean their own planet has aliens that cause THEIR events?
We can't know for sure, but what if it were true? I don't see any evidence disputing that claim, so that makes it fairly likely. We definitely have something that we can't exclude as a strong possibility 👌
That whole "Work for us, and we'll help you defend against a cataclysm on your planet" had a real "Nice place you got here... It would be a shame, if something happened to it." vibe.
Yup. A lot of ancient astronaut theory hinges on dated, now-disproved science. Like Sitchen’s theory that Earth was the best source for gold, or the original Chariot of the Gods’s speculation that Egypt’s mummification was preparing a person for scientific resurrection similar to cryogenic preservation. We now know any hope of bringing a person back like that would involve stopping the brain damage that happens within minutes of death-and literally the first step of Egyptian mummification was scrambling and removing the brain through the nose.
I remember playing this game on mobile. When the hair guy invited me to regression therapy to reveal a past life in which aliens manipulate humanity, I started to feel like Ancient Aliens is basically Scientology except without a good guy or a bad guy
Don't worry! If you dig deeper into alien conspiracies you'll discover that many of them do in fact believe that there are good guy aliens and bad guy aliens. The bad guy aliens tend to be the reptilians or the insectoids while the good guy aliens..... Well..... They're often referred to as "the tall whites" or sometimes even "the Scandinavians"........ Yeah, it's exactly as racist as it sounds lmao
It is. Both plagiarized from the same racist bullshit text, the same text the Nazis took from. It’s nothing but trying to gaslight people into submission; that we’re only of worth when we’re scrabbling at the feet of tyrants.
"Plausible Deniability" as a resource is pretty neat tbh. It reminds me of how in Cultist Simulator you have to find ways to avoid/get rid of Suspicion or you'll attract unwanted attention. It's a intriguing concept, & definitely not something I expected from this game.
I love that even in the game they get the difference between "tenets" and "tenants" wrong. WTF are the "basic tenants of construction"? Resident contractors that drink soy lattes?
“Aliens enslave humanity to mine our planet for gold” is literally the premise of Battlefield Earth, a novel written by L. Ron Hubbard, which is just so fitting for an Ancient Aliens game
"Will you submit to hypnotic regression to your past life in ancient Egypt? Yes/No" Alright. Move over, "Tap LB to throw the door at your enemies". Prostrate yourself, "Press F to pay respects". There's a new contender for funniest prompt in a videogame.
Sidenote, the way people see the goldfinger reference and immediately interpret it as a Jarvis reference instead is absolutely iconic. Legendary. Jarvis supremacy
The Jarvis Johnson Gooooooold. Is amazing. Also isn’t there a crap tone of gold in asteroids and stuff? Why would aliens come to earth where it’s rarer?
Oh sure, when ancient aliens has you experience the past lives of your ancestors to be manipulated by aliens it's ridiculous, but when Ubisoft does it, its "Assassin's Creed" and "okay, I guess"
Being "that guy", but to be fair, in AC, the Isa and the "Gods" might have influenced events, but most of the time Humans or Isa are still very much the ones changing history with their own hands. In fact, canonically, the digital gods get very annoyed everytime either the very human factions of Assassins or the Templars go off the reservation and do whatever the hell they want. Most of the "ancient aliens", on the other hand, explicitly outright states that Aliens are responsible for most of the greatest feats in the Africas... because being "that guy", most ancient alien conspiracies are just diet racism because people in Africa definitely absolutely couldn't make the pyramids at all or other large structures.
@@Gloomdrake Abstergo says it reconstructs stuff from DNA, but who knows? It could very well be a big hypnosis machine! It's all coming together now.... :D
OMG we had the same tiny baby gamer Y2K butterfly dress!! I had the pink and also the blue dress. I remember them being vaguely itchy because of that weird transparent fabric layer and they also restricted any movements you’d make but overall they were a vibe
I'm currently in development for a PC game that kinda goes around similar ideas. The "Gods" of ancient civilizations are all actually aliens that are using humans. You start in the future and then time travel all the way back to Sumeria. You meet Gaia who is basically mother Earth and she creates all of these monsters like the hydra, kraken, werewolves, etc. It's a similar combat style to games like Diablo but also has RTS elements for building up cities. We actually emailed Giorgio to see if he would do some voice acting for us but he never got back to me lmaooo.
My husband and i were OBSESSED when this game came out. The only thing that sucks was it just....stops. The end. Otherwise its such a bizarre and wild ride 10/10 would absolutely recommend
My favorite fun fact about ancient aliens is that the narrator (not the host) voices a character in China, IL who is an ancient aliens believer trying to teach it at college and it's basically taking the piss so hard it's amazing that he's participating in it.
Aliens wouldn't come to Earth to mine gold, it's one of the easiest elements to find in the universe, an average sun like ours has 2.5 trillion tons of liquid gold in a layer beneath it's surface, the Oort Cloud has even more than that in the ice & rocks of it's billions of asteroids. Coming to Earth to mine gold would be like a child going out of their way to pick up a dirty sucker covered in dirt and cat hair off the ground while they're in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
Many humans like gold because it’s shiny and pretty? Idk seems pretty valid, humans are weird and like things that don’t actually serve us a practical purpose for no particular reason
Ya, and its perceived value wasn't even universal. Many Native American tribes didn't value gold nearly as much, with its only real use being that it doesn't corrode and therefore can make good jewelry.
That in itself isn't very practical tho, i mean yeah it doesn't tarnish but then again how many times is gold actually used for making some practical tool? It's used to make jewellery which themselves serve no practical purpose other than fashion and decorative purposes@@Viteaification
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I was at a tabletop gaming convention a couple months ago and one of the games I wanted to try but never got the chance to was a 4X game called Anunnaki: Dawn of the Gods. The premise was that each player played as a different faction of aliens visiting Earth in early history, being worshiped as gods by the natives, and trying to conquer Atlantis. I thought the premise sounded delightfully goofy but it also looked like it took itself pretty seriously as a 4X game, so I hope I get the chance to play it someday.
I feel that a Chariots of the Gods strategy game would be neat. And yeah, the Plausible Deniability is an excellent idea for a mechanic, it could be a resource in so many urban fantasy settings.
Even before you mentioned Age of Mythology, I of course noticed the first note of the theme when you put the pyramid on screen. What an iconic game though, I still keep coming back to it (love the Norse faction!)
I absolutely love this series about the "Ancient Aliens". It's easy to poke fun at them because they're so ridiculous, but your mockery is done in a more elegant way
I once came up with this whole ass theory where our ancient ancestors were the meteor that destroyed the dinosaurs. But there was a problem with the cryogenic pods we were in, so we didn't know who we were, where we were, or what this crazy thing we were in was. Eventually, they got out of the ship and were brutalized by apes creating homeosapiens. That's why we can't find the "missing link". I wish I could shill and get my own History Channel show... lol
damn. congrats to gabi, i didn't even notice the sub count going up... i remember when it was 20K, 1M is actually in sight-- holy crap. thanks for the great videos-- you're prolly one of my favorite commentary channels (it's between you and jarvis)
"how could people possibly make all this" they wonder. and then it's literally just people being enslaved for their entire lives becoming extremely skilled in their craft out of being forced to
Only five minutes in but...travel back to your past life in order to obtain answers from an ancient race in order to save the world from a upcoming world-ending event? Isn't that just the plot of the first few Assassin Creed games?
5:00 I'm probably reading too much into it and giving the game more credit than it deserves, but this is actually super cool if done on purpose. The way the hands are position makes it look like, from our point of view, our hands are the same as the alien's hands. I just think that's neat.
Because of ad placement, I just had the Ancient alien spiel at 6:47 interrupted like so: "Did ancient aliens really help to shape our history? **Here's how much wet cat food I was buying...**"
Glad to see Gabi is still on that Ancient Aliens grind. Also, since we're on the discussion about the History Channel, I really hope Gabi would also cover Storage Wars after this. That show is lowkey pretty unhinged at times.
I wondered what this was. Seems like every Walmart in my area has at least one copy of AATG on good old-fashioned DVD-R in their game aisle. It feels like something that escaped the floor in 2004 and beamed into ... THE FUTURE.
I started to recognise pieces of this game as you went through and am now convinced I've played a little of it, but I have absolutely no recognition or memory of the introduction. It's so weird. Guess the aliens really did wipe my memory
So, we're supposed to believe that the reason we love gold is because the aliens taught us to value it and not because it's easily shaped, has an unusually pretty color and is really, really shiny? Right...
The whole "you have to click to continue the text after the voice line is over" thing is basically how all Visual Novels work if you've heard of those kinda games
it's kinda funny to me that it takes your alien-boosted slave minotaurs longer to build a pyramid than it does in Pharaoh, an older, much more complex game where you must employ arcane alien technology such as "make sure worker houses have a well nearby" and "try to make it so laborers get to see a funny guy do a little jig on their daily commute to work" maybe aliens just sucked at management sims? is that why we are like this?
Some of these graphics are lifted directly from Pharaoh. I recognized the house models instantly. I always knew those attacking Nubians were after my iridium!
For the past 5 days, I've had Gabi's 3 Ancient Aliens videos playing on repeat while I work on software! Now, a fourth for my playlist! Coincidence? Aliens?
I agree with your opening for everything except for one point. 45 minutes have passed? Absolutely not I start playing at 6:00 in the afternoon and next thing you know I hear birds chirping in the morning. But hey, you can't blame me. Baldur's Gate 3 and Dragons Dogma 2 are just too fucking good.
Some people think building pyramids by ancient humans are borderline impossible, when 2 year old kids figure out making triangular piles of sand will make it stand on its own
Man stumbling on this channel during one of the lowest times of my life was pure luck. Gordon Ramsay, ancient aliens, cringe vids, games, even throwing in a guitar once in awhile, just hitting like everything I love. Even shocked me she reacted to that old Mario Bros movie, as ridiculous as it was, I loved it as a kid. Feels like this channel was made for me and it's pretty rad.
I remember when this game first surfaced. It was introduced as a Facebook game (FREE), then it went to mobile (FREE), then it disappeared for a while and showed up again later as a paid only PC port. No changes were ever made to it between platform releases. So basically it's the same old crappy game as when it was first featured on Facebook (donkeys years ago).
@@HemostatSAME! I have been going through SO many comments just feeling old af wondering how no one has seen that movie lol. I kept thinking I'd see someone like me but nope just another Jarvis comment 😂
Imagine if this is how we tested Science. You're a grad student in the audience, some Meme points at you and BAM you're the first time traveler in human history.
... native tribes in Brazil couldn't care less about gold. It's literally documented how colonizers thought they were dumb for exchanging it for objects such as mirrors. Gold digging was one of the first and major activities from colonized brazil. SO WERE BRAZILIAN NATIVES NOT IN CONTACT WITH ALIENS??? HOW ABOUT PERU? INDIANA JONES CLEARY TELLS US ABOUT THEIR CONTACTS
Salt is way more widely valued across most cultures because it provides some nutritional value, keep food preserved, and attract animals like deer. There's lots of other uses too. Way better than gold
@@saraschu2735I mean gold is a useful metal. It doesn’t rust and it’s easy to mold. So things like electronics and medical tools (well any tools) it’s just a very easy to mold metal that doesn’t tarnish. I mean yeah for a tribe of course they don’t care about that as much as salt but it’s so funny how they just assume we think it’s pretty 😂 whole reason diamonds are popular for wedding rings isn’t because it’s the prettiest stone. It’s because it’s the hardest stone and can “last a lifetime”
@layladavis02 I wouldn't go that far as to say tribes in North and South America don't care about gold. Most groups preferred copper over gold, although I don't know as much about copper as I do salt. However salt is also highly valued in places that value gold, for example certain civilizations in Africa. Mansa Musa was famous for his gold but he also controlled lots of salt which helped secure his seat of power even after crashing the gold market when he gave too much away. Humans like gold because it's shiny and useful for sure but I think lots of folks may not know how many groups really value salt and still do. There's a reason it's on tables at restaurants and stuff. I just think salt is more interesting but I'm also an archaeologist / historian in North America where gold was and still is less of a priority for many cultures.
we were destined to love gold, because we're aliens ...but why did the aliens who sent us to love gold also love gold? did they get modified by other aliens? is this a "Turtles all the way down" infinite regression thing?
"Will you submit to hypnotic regression to your past life in ancient Egypt? Yes/No" is without a doubt the wildest pop up window I've ever been or will be presented with. I really wanna know what happens if you click no
I must know what happens if you click "no"!
Can't believe Assasins creed copied this game 😢
I assume the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe.
@@chriswest6988 so what youre telling me is morpheus used to be a white dude with crazy hair? thats even wackier than aliens
@@chriswest6988The game turns into the Stanley Parable, got ya.
"this is just slavery with extra steps" no, this is JUST slavery
Well, this is just slavery with extra steps FURTHER than detention and forced labour 😅
Mmm... While there likely was some... uhh... probing happening, I suspect it wasn't quite this central to the building of the pyramids. I could be wrong, though, it's not like I was regressed into an ancient Egyptian life of mine.
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@@Narangarathbased on certain illustrations found on walls and tablets from the era,the ancient Egyptians WERE extremely into anal play.
There's also evidence to suggest the pyramids weren't built by slaves but by people who got paid a good wage, had decent housing, and were allowed days off.
The explanation for why humans value Gold: "ooh, shiny rock! Oh, it rare..."
Also, it's really easy to work and it doesn't tarnish like basically every other metal.
@@RonParkeryup. It's pretty, it stays pretty, it's rare so FOMO kicks in, and it can be made into lots of pretty shapes. There's no way we wouldn't end up loving gold
It's also easy to heat up and mold / melt into new shapes which makes it useful for artistic expression and displays of wealth!
Literally.
The show acting like the only logical way humans would want gold is because aliens is so funny. Definitely not because it doesn’t rust/tarnish and is extremely malleable and can be formed and used for electronics, tools, and even weapons. Of course jewelry just because pretty color that’s easy to shape into pretty shape (but also great for people with allergies like me) almost like it’s a very easy to use metal. But nooo aliens make us think rock is pretty
But how could the primitive peoples of 2024 ever create an Ancient Aliens game? Could the game have an otherworldly origin? Ancient Astronaut theorists say.... yes
Makes sense. 😂
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Jarvis Johnson loved that Goooooold callout
Can't believe this is where I learned that he based that off something
@@liamhello6278lol same
The sheer epiphany I felt when I heard that soundbite
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I heard the gold callout and had a physical reaction to it 😭 like "?!?! Jarvis?!!"
If the aliens came to us because their planet is in crisis from a cataclysmic event, does that mean their own planet has aliens that cause THEIR events?
Now that's a real question
Of course. It's ALWAYS Aliens.
We can't know for sure, but what if it were true?
I don't see any evidence disputing that claim, so that makes it fairly likely. We definitely have something that we can't exclude as a strong possibility 👌
That whole "Work for us, and we'll help you defend against a cataclysm on your planet" had a real "Nice place you got here... It would be a shame, if something happened to it." vibe.
duh
Why the hell would aliens come here for gold when there's literally an asteroid belt nearby full of it?
No harvest slaves on asteroids, duh!
That's the point lol
Watch the documentary Battlefield Earth.
Yup. A lot of ancient astronaut theory hinges on dated, now-disproved science. Like Sitchen’s theory that Earth was the best source for gold, or the original Chariot of the Gods’s speculation that Egypt’s mummification was preparing a person for scientific resurrection similar to cryogenic preservation. We now know any hope of bringing a person back like that would involve stopping the brain damage that happens within minutes of death-and literally the first step of Egyptian mummification was scrambling and removing the brain through the nose.
@@jonathanschubert9052 lol, documentary!
Plausible deniability as a currency is genius game writing lol
Legitimately actually a great idea for a mechanic that should be in a better game.
Now we need a sequel that ties into the Stargate universe.@@Nodiee1
I nearly fell out of my chair laughing at that
gabi in her melee phase was LOCKED IN
If I had seen her serious video game face at that age I'd have known I was doomed and given up immediately.
smol gabi
Main?
You know that was taken at some holiday party where all the kids hung in a room while the adults drank.
She mains Olimar in smash for a challenge I hear.
I remember playing this game on mobile. When the hair guy invited me to regression therapy to reveal a past life in which aliens manipulate humanity, I started to feel like Ancient Aliens is basically Scientology except without a good guy or a bad guy
fool that you are, the hair guy IS the good guy
Don't worry! If you dig deeper into alien conspiracies you'll discover that many of them do in fact believe that there are good guy aliens and bad guy aliens. The bad guy aliens tend to be the reptilians or the insectoids while the good guy aliens..... Well..... They're often referred to as "the tall whites" or sometimes even "the Scandinavians"........ Yeah, it's exactly as racist as it sounds lmao
I mean their creators are both writers who just made shit up.
You just blew my mind. It absolutely is.
It is. Both plagiarized from the same racist bullshit text, the same text the Nazis took from.
It’s nothing but trying to gaslight people into submission; that we’re only of worth when we’re scrabbling at the feet of tyrants.
"Plausible Deniability" as a resource is pretty neat tbh.
It reminds me of how in Cultist Simulator you have to find ways to avoid/get rid of Suspicion or you'll attract unwanted attention. It's a intriguing concept, & definitely not something I expected from this game.
I love that even in the game they get the difference between "tenets" and "tenants" wrong. WTF are the "basic tenants of construction"? Resident contractors that drink soy lattes?
😂 very good
I noticed that too. WTF? 🤣
Wait, wait, ... wait. There are actually *quality* comments on *UA-cam*? Why have I never seen one before?!
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@@foxbuns I see what you did there.
I enjoy how Giorgio's hair length changes seem to work as a crazy level indicator.
If you piss him off he becomes Vegeta.
Me finding out the gooooold audio isnt just something Jarvis did for his gold channel
SAME
Check out the Austin Powers movies. That line is from the third one; Goldmember
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Oh man, is this how old I am
Yeah it’s Austin powers
What would that game even be? “Click here to steal ancient artifacts.”
The entire Tomb Raider franchise
england simulator lmao
They'd have to rename it to the British Museum simulator
@@marimecham Dang, beat me to the joke lol
What I think is so funny about the plot of this game is that why wouldn't they just harvest materials from the asteroid belt
They can’t afford to since they don’t have probe-currency there
@@averywhat 😆
this video taught me where the "gooooooooooooooooooold!" soundbyte comes from in the intro to any jarvis johnson gold video. thank you gabi balls.
The fact this game came out two years ago and not in 2015 like I thought prior is throwing me for a loop.
I didnt know they still make physical pc games tf
“Aliens enslave humanity to mine our planet for gold” is literally the premise of Battlefield Earth, a novel written by L. Ron Hubbard, which is just so fitting for an Ancient Aliens game
Wait that the Scientology crew finds out and sues the hell out of them for plagiarism 🤣
Also, Cowboys vs. Aliens.
That "it's on sale now? What the FUCK" was so damned relatable.
Why yes, I do have 800 games in my steam library, why do you ask?
0:14 damn she is DIALED IN. Not messing around 😂
"Will you submit to hypnotic regression to your past life in ancient Egypt? Yes/No"
Alright. Move over, "Tap LB to throw the door at your enemies". Prostrate yourself, "Press F to pay respects".
There's a new contender for funniest prompt in a videogame.
Sidenote, the way people see the goldfinger reference and immediately interpret it as a Jarvis reference instead is absolutely iconic. Legendary. Jarvis supremacy
I, too, thought this was pretty amusing.
Tf is jarvis
Isn't that Ironman's AI? Tf does that have to do with Austin Powers?
dude that picture of you playing games is so GOOD you DO look so serious
The Jarvis Johnson Gooooooold. Is amazing. Also isn’t there a crap tone of gold in asteroids and stuff? Why would aliens come to earth where it’s rarer?
If I remember the lore correctly, it’s that gold is even rarer on their planet
The Goooold thing is from Austin Powers: Goldmember.
@@crabinjustice Oh yeah. You right
If they're advances enough for faster than light travel, they have the technology to synthesize gold.
Who tf is Jarvis Johnson, it's from Austin Powers children
It's less about the journey itself, and more about the Plausible Deniability credits spent along the way.
Oh sure, when ancient aliens has you experience the past lives of your ancestors to be manipulated by aliens it's ridiculous, but when Ubisoft does it, its "Assassin's Creed" and "okay, I guess"
This is the hottest take from this video lmao
Being "that guy", but to be fair, in AC, the Isa and the "Gods" might have influenced events, but most of the time Humans or Isa are still very much the ones changing history with their own hands. In fact, canonically, the digital gods get very annoyed everytime either the very human factions of Assassins or the Templars go off the reservation and do whatever the hell they want.
Most of the "ancient aliens", on the other hand, explicitly outright states that Aliens are responsible for most of the greatest feats in the Africas... because being "that guy", most ancient alien conspiracies are just diet racism because people in Africa definitely absolutely couldn't make the pyramids at all or other large structures.
To be far, Assassin’s Creed has a whole machine to justify that, while this is just hypnosis
@@Gloomdrake Abstergo says it reconstructs stuff from DNA, but who knows? It could very well be a big hypnosis machine! It's all coming together now.... :D
Yeah but assassin's creed never claimed to be a documentary haha
OMG we had the same tiny baby gamer Y2K butterfly dress!! I had the pink and also the blue dress. I remember them being vaguely itchy because of that weird transparent fabric layer and they also restricted any movements you’d make but overall they were a vibe
buying shovelware at full price not even one week before the steam event sale starts has happened to all of us, don't sweat it
11:40 "who am i"... *continues mindless clicking*
ah yes, modern gaming
it was a good moment, very zoolander
Gabi has the "unhinged obsession" look. About the eyes from childhood video games all the way to trying to 100 percent Gordon Ramsay games now.
I'm currently in development for a PC game that kinda goes around similar ideas. The "Gods" of ancient civilizations are all actually aliens that are using humans. You start in the future and then time travel all the way back to Sumeria. You meet Gaia who is basically mother Earth and she creates all of these monsters like the hydra, kraken, werewolves, etc. It's a similar combat style to games like Diablo but also has RTS elements for building up cities. We actually emailed Giorgio to see if he would do some voice acting for us but he never got back to me lmaooo.
Sounds dope af. How can I stay in the loop?
Did you use his voice over email?
@@kuroneko334 did i do what ? lmao I don't understand the question.
Yeah, how do we stay in the loop?
Wow that's sounds sick! I wish I could play it ;)
My husband and i were OBSESSED when this game came out. The only thing that sucks was it just....stops. The end. Otherwise its such a bizarre and wild ride 10/10 would absolutely recommend
My favorite fun fact about ancient aliens is that the narrator (not the host) voices a character in China, IL who is an ancient aliens believer trying to teach it at college and it's basically taking the piss so hard it's amazing that he's participating in it.
Aliens wouldn't come to Earth to mine gold, it's one of the easiest elements to find in the universe, an average sun like ours has 2.5 trillion tons of liquid gold in a layer beneath it's surface, the Oort Cloud has even more than that in the ice & rocks of it's billions of asteroids. Coming to Earth to mine gold would be like a child going out of their way to pick up a dirty sucker covered in dirt and cat hair off the ground while they're in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
Yeah yeah but how many suns have free slaves on it 🤨 exactlyyyy
When you realize you've watched 200 gabi belle videos and weren't even subscribed the whole time, thank you gabi's mom
Many humans like gold because it’s shiny and pretty? Idk seems pretty valid, humans are weird and like things that don’t actually serve us a practical purpose for no particular reason
Ya, and its perceived value wasn't even universal. Many Native American tribes didn't value gold nearly as much, with its only real use being that it doesn't corrode and therefore can make good jewelry.
its actually is practical as it never tarnishes like other metals do.
That in itself isn't very practical tho, i mean yeah it doesn't tarnish but then again how many times is gold actually used for making some practical tool? It's used to make jewellery which themselves serve no practical purpose other than fashion and decorative purposes@@Viteaification
And it can be hammered into shapes without heat
@@helo9316It's also used in electronics.
This is one of those games that will cause you to lose IQ points for every second you play.
i cant get over the fact that they made a game with cheaper mechanics than those games that are sometimes on the lil screens on airplanes
This is literally just the game "Pharaoh" but with aliens added 😭😭 wtf
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My jaw dropped when you read the description that they had to dig through the game files just to see the end. 10/10 sleuthing, fantastic work!
no way I just found out where Jarvis' intro to the GOLD channel come from 😭
I was at a tabletop gaming convention a couple months ago and one of the games I wanted to try but never got the chance to was a 4X game called Anunnaki: Dawn of the Gods. The premise was that each player played as a different faction of aliens visiting Earth in early history, being worshiped as gods by the natives, and trying to conquer Atlantis. I thought the premise sounded delightfully goofy but it also looked like it took itself pretty seriously as a 4X game, so I hope I get the chance to play it someday.
I love knowing I am not the only one to have found a physical copy of Ancient Aliens: the Game at Walmart
I feel that a Chariots of the Gods strategy game would be neat. And yeah, the Plausible Deniability is an excellent idea for a mechanic, it could be a resource in so many urban fantasy settings.
Even before you mentioned Age of Mythology, I of course noticed the first note of the theme when you put the pyramid on screen.
What an iconic game though, I still keep coming back to it (love the Norse faction!)
Gabi is the only person who goes from talking about Tiktokification of emo music to alien game
The goldmember clip had me howling. Also the audacity of not finding out what happens if you click no after the hypnosis 😂
now i finally know where the "GOOOOOLD" on jarvis johnson gold comes from
i mean at least partially
It's from the movie Austin Powers Goldmember and it's fucking hilarious
I absolutely love this series about the "Ancient Aliens". It's easy to poke fun at them because they're so ridiculous, but your mockery is done in a more elegant way
When do we get the hot chip video
I once came up with this whole ass theory where our ancient ancestors were the meteor that destroyed the dinosaurs. But there was a problem with the cryogenic pods we were in, so we didn't know who we were, where we were, or what this crazy thing we were in was. Eventually, they got out of the ship and were brutalized by apes creating homeosapiens. That's why we can't find the "missing link".
I wish I could shill and get my own History Channel show... lol
damn. congrats to gabi, i didn't even notice the sub count going up... i remember when it was 20K, 1M is actually in sight-- holy crap. thanks for the great videos-- you're prolly one of my favorite commentary channels (it's between you and jarvis)
it's all thanks to gabi's mom reminding people to subscribe
"how could people possibly make all this" they wonder. and then it's literally just people being enslaved for their entire lives becoming extremely skilled in their craft out of being forced to
Only five minutes in but...travel back to your past life in order to obtain answers from an ancient race in order to save the world from a upcoming world-ending event? Isn't that just the plot of the first few Assassin Creed games?
Ancient man: "Gold looks like sunlight captured in the ground."
Modern man: "We love gold because aliens."
excited for that hot chip video, i love consuming misinformation
5:00 I'm probably reading too much into it and giving the game more credit than it deserves, but this is actually super cool if done on purpose. The way the hands are position makes it look like, from our point of view, our hands are the same as the alien's hands. I just think that's neat.
Just when you thought Ancient Aliens couldn't get any more ridiculous....
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Because of ad placement, I just had the Ancient alien spiel at 6:47 interrupted like so: "Did ancient aliens really help to shape our history? **Here's how much wet cat food I was buying...**"
This brings me back to when it came out. Thats sound of collecting dna is burned in and plays during my sleep paralysis
Glad to see Gabi is still on that Ancient Aliens grind. Also, since we're on the discussion about the History Channel, I really hope Gabi would also cover Storage Wars after this. That show is lowkey pretty unhinged at times.
I wondered what this was. Seems like every Walmart in my area has at least one copy of AATG on good old-fashioned DVD-R in their game aisle. It feels like something that escaped the floor in 2004 and beamed into ... THE FUTURE.
I have a theory that the ancient alians crew are just the stargate-sg1 flavour of the harry potter millenials
As a Stargate fan, you may be right 😁
Aliens: Nice plant you have there, would be a shame if something were to happen to it because you wouldn't help us.
I started to recognise pieces of this game as you went through and am now convinced I've played a little of it, but I have absolutely no recognition or memory of the introduction. It's so weird. Guess the aliens really did wipe my memory
So, we're supposed to believe that the reason we love gold is because the aliens taught us to value it and not because it's easily shaped, has an unusually pretty color and is really, really shiny? Right...
The whole "you have to click to continue the text after the voice line is over" thing is basically how all Visual Novels work if you've heard of those kinda games
You come off a very genuine person!
Keep up the good work! 💕
This feels like a game you get on a compact disk for your computer from 1999…
it's kinda funny to me that it takes your alien-boosted slave minotaurs longer to build a pyramid than it does in Pharaoh, an older, much more complex game where you must employ arcane alien technology such as "make sure worker houses have a well nearby" and "try to make it so laborers get to see a funny guy do a little jig on their daily commute to work"
maybe aliens just sucked at management sims? is that why we are like this?
They also had you make each colossal brick individually in pharaoh and then drag them into place in order one by one.
Some of these graphics are lifted directly from Pharaoh. I recognized the house models instantly. I always knew those attacking Nubians were after my iridium!
For the past 5 days, I've had Gabi's 3 Ancient Aliens videos playing on repeat while I work on software!
Now, a fourth for my playlist! Coincidence? Aliens?
I agree with your opening for everything except for one point. 45 minutes have passed? Absolutely not I start playing at 6:00 in the afternoon and next thing you know I hear birds chirping in the morning.
But hey, you can't blame me. Baldur's Gate 3 and Dragons Dogma 2 are just too fucking good.
Some people think building pyramids by ancient humans are borderline impossible, when 2 year old kids figure out making triangular piles of sand will make it stand on its own
0/10: no Canadian Laser Bears, no meteor chickens, no Fork Boy, no Bella, no hippos that WUV WOO.
(and thank you for reminding to play the new AoM)
Man stumbling on this channel during one of the lowest times of my life was pure luck. Gordon Ramsay, ancient aliens, cringe vids, games, even throwing in a guitar once in awhile, just hitting like everything I love. Even shocked me she reacted to that old Mario Bros movie, as ridiculous as it was, I loved it as a kid. Feels like this channel was made for me and it's pretty rad.
😱 So, Ancient Humans learned to do SLAVERY from Aliens?!!
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
As soon as it said to "manipulate the natives" I did the Rock eyebrow raise and noped right out of the game hahahaha
I have no clue how I got here 4 seconds after its premiere, but I think it's a sign
The aliens did it
I remember when this game first surfaced. It was introduced as a Facebook game (FREE), then it went to mobile (FREE), then it disappeared for a while and showed up again later as a paid only PC port. No changes were ever made to it between platform releases. So basically it's the same old crappy game as when it was first featured on Facebook (donkeys years ago).
"these are not real chapters lmao gotchuuuu" 💀💀
Giorgio makes a cameo in the TV show resident alien and when I saw him it made my whole ass day.
Gabo do the thug shake
Using the AoM soundtrack for your videos is such a big-brain move, much respect
The picture of her as lil kid too cute 🥰
gabi PLEASE PLEASE PLEASSEEEE tell me where the sweater is from i can’t stop thinking about it i saw this video 10 hours ago and it still haunts me
Jarvis Johnson 7:14
17:01 that sound effect scared me so bad i STILL looked at my door AFTER I KNEW IT WAS FAKE😓
Balls
I do think Age Of Mythology with a sci-fi twist does honestly sound like an awesome game. If it were more tastefully done than this of course.
3:18 why is this the way i find the origin to jarvis’ gold channel’s intro
Man how old is everyone in these comments? Nobody ever watched Austin powers?
@@HemostatSAME! I have been going through SO many comments just feeling old af wondering how no one has seen that movie lol. I kept thinking I'd see someone like me but nope just another Jarvis comment 😂
Imagine if this is how we tested Science.
You're a grad student in the audience, some Meme points at you and BAM you're the first time traveler in human history.
... native tribes in Brazil couldn't care less about gold. It's literally documented how colonizers thought they were dumb for exchanging it for objects such as mirrors. Gold digging was one of the first and major activities from colonized brazil.
SO WERE BRAZILIAN NATIVES NOT IN CONTACT WITH ALIENS???
HOW ABOUT PERU? INDIANA JONES CLEARY TELLS US ABOUT THEIR CONTACTS
Salt is way more widely valued across most cultures because it provides some nutritional value, keep food preserved, and attract animals like deer. There's lots of other uses too. Way better than gold
@@saraschu2735I mean gold is a useful metal. It doesn’t rust and it’s easy to mold. So things like electronics and medical tools (well any tools) it’s just a very easy to mold metal that doesn’t tarnish. I mean yeah for a tribe of course they don’t care about that as much as salt but it’s so funny how they just assume we think it’s pretty 😂 whole reason diamonds are popular for wedding rings isn’t because it’s the prettiest stone. It’s because it’s the hardest stone and can “last a lifetime”
@layladavis02 I wouldn't go that far as to say tribes in North and South America don't care about gold. Most groups preferred copper over gold, although I don't know as much about copper as I do salt. However salt is also highly valued in places that value gold, for example certain civilizations in Africa. Mansa Musa was famous for his gold but he also controlled lots of salt which helped secure his seat of power even after crashing the gold market when he gave too much away. Humans like gold because it's shiny and useful for sure but I think lots of folks may not know how many groups really value salt and still do. There's a reason it's on tables at restaurants and stuff. I just think salt is more interesting but I'm also an archaeologist / historian in North America where gold was and still is less of a priority for many cultures.
Trying to think of an animal-headed guy for a game about ancient Egypt and coming up with a minotaur is wild.
There's only so much history that the history Channel can make shows about before they start making fanfic shows
her saying "WHO AM I?" and then the pause and then the clicking sound effects
we were destined to love gold, because we're aliens ...but why did the aliens who sent us to love gold also love gold? did they get modified by other aliens? is this a "Turtles all the way down" infinite regression thing?
06:00 _"taught ... the basic tenants of construction"_ *tenets* not tenants. Even the "right" word is a poor choice though.
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