In front of you, there are four chefs. Two chefs are actually doing their job, one chef is forgetting how to cook, and the last is redesigning the floor with cucumbers.
You don’t understand how loud I gasped. This game is a staple between me and my friends. We constantly yell at each other to do tasks and it’s so chaotic. I’m so happy to see it on this channel.
The diversity of party games on this channel is the best thing ever. I know it's only a matter of time before Move or Die rears its toxic, chaotic head.
I admire the patience of Nick, Brent, and Vernias. If I had to play with Eevee I would lose my mind. It's so funny to watch, but I would actually commit war crimes if he was in my lobby on a regular basis
Honestly, for me, it's gotten to the point that when there's a video without all 4 of them, it feels wrong just because I'm used to whatever happens when they are together
Happy to see that “I see, Nick” has become a new way for Brent to tease Nick from now on. Was a treat to watch in Brent’s last video Zane happy to see it become a reoccurring thing.
This video in a nutshell: Brent: "Holy shit what was this mechanic" Nick: "PLATES I NEED THE PLATES" Vernias: "Eevee stop messing with everyone and just cook the food!" Eevee: C U C U M B E R S
I just realized something, they call every king character King of Skill, every penguin TCNick3, and every generic enemy Eevee, what things do they call Vernias?
I’m very excited to see the fellas playing Overcooked! This game is a classic with friends, and notorious for being one of the most chaotic and scream inducing co-op games, as well as one of the most challenging, speaking from experience. That doubles when you don’t really understand what’s happening, so while I doubt the fellas may see this, I’d like to leave some tips that help with succeeding in this game, especially if this becomes a series. (TL;DR at the bottom. 8 tips total) Tip 1: Always keep moving. Things in this game move fast and the difficulty to score well or even pass a lot of levels is incredibly high, so it’s important that all players constantly keep busy during the level. If everything is cooking, prepare extra ingredients, wash any dishes that just came up, cook as much as you can even for when the future orders come. If there’s something more that can be done, do it, because this game moves very quickly and it’s easy to get overwhelmed or make mistakes, so it’s best to be prepared. Tip 2: A lot of recipes have a plain option. Many of the recipes in this game have multiple variants of the same kind of dish, and a lot of them are gonna have ingredients that are constant in every variation. For example, burgers will always require a meat and a bun, or cakes will always have flour, egg, and honey whereas pancakes will never have honey and always have flour and egg. Making sure you always have a plain version of the dish you’re making set up, or a lot of extra ingredients prepared for the plain version means that when you get orders that add on to it, you only need to worry about what’s extra. Have a hunch of plain burgers set up? Well now all you need is cheese and lettuce and you can serve it. This reduces a lot of chaos when you think about meals this way. Tip 3: You get more points for serving meals in order. Not everybody realizes this but you’ll notice that the more meals you serve in order, the more your money bar grows until it catches on fire, showing you’re on a streak, earning you extra points. It’ll break the moment you break the order and you lose those extra points. Keeping up the streak as much as you can will both be the difference between you getting three stars or not in a lot of levels or be the way you unlock some Kevin levels. Tip 4: Delegate roles with your team. This game is all about cooperation and is chaotic enough even when you’re all trying your best. If you really wanna be as efficient as possible to get the best score you can, take a try or two to understand the mechanics and arrangement of the level and then pause and decide with your team who’s in charge of what. Who will cut ingredients, who will wash dishes, who will manage the pots. Do some jobs work well together? Who can handle multiple things? Maybe you need someone to do a bunch of small things in between or runs round helping everyone. It can be a good or bad idea for some levels to have multiple people running around in between jobs. You gotta figure it out through trial and error and see what works best for your team. Tip 5: The floor is also a place for food. You might find your counter space being quickly taken up by all of your extra ingredients and plates and pans, so when you run out of the space, step away from the counter and just drop it like it’s hot. The, the food, that is-. Save the counters for priorities, whatever dish is up next, the plates, the ingredients needed soon, and keep all your extra prepped or tossed ingredients on the floor, if there’s not counter space and you have a pot you need off the stove, use the floor. Try and avoid crowding the floor around cutting boards, pathways, or stovetops, because you may end up pushing the ingredients onto those areas when trying to use them and that gets frustrating quickly. And even though it’s always good to prep when you can, there is sometimes too much. Don’t overcrowd your floors, for everyone’s sanity. Tip 6: In levels where you are separated, always leave one or two counters open for exchange. The floor is great but the counters remain the best place for arranging everything. They can also be the only way you can pass ingredients and dishes between your team. Always keep at least one or two open (two is optimal) for exchanging items so havoc does not break lose. Tip 7: Communicate clearly. Ok seriously if you haven’t played this game before you have no idea how difficult it gets to communicate with your team this game is chaos incarnate. Make sure to make regular call outs about when certain items are ready or when you’re going to need something. Examples: “The Lettuce burger is almost finished”, “I have rice platted for who needs it”, “We have two fish pastas coming up, someone prep for that”, “WHERE’S THE MEAT”, “…I accidentally tossed the dish we need another chocolate cake-“ Tip 8: Throwing and saving is your best friend. If you can, try and master the art of throwing ingredients into the pots and pans to cook or throwing a much for your teammates to cut. It saves you so much time from having to go back and forth to just get good at throwing ingredients or to spam throw a couple for others to prep as they go. Dashing is also very useful and believe me it is easy to fall off some stages so also try and learn when is best to dash so you don’t slip or send your teammate to the abyss. Or learn how to time that perfectly to send your teammate into the abyss. Up to you. TL;DR Tip 1: Always keep moving, prepping ingredient, washing dishes, whatever can be done. Tip 2: A lot of receipts have a base option or ingredients that are in every varient. Prep those the most and remember them, it makes orders easier to manage and process. Tip 3: You get more points for serving meals in order so try and keep up the combo. Tip 4: Delegate riles with your team. Optimally, someone to prep ingredients, someone to manage the cooking, someone to put order together, do the dishes. Someone to run around and help with various things. The optimal set up depends on the level. Tip 5: The floor so your friend, place your extra ingredients and hot pans there. The customers will never know. Tip 6: Always leave one or two counters open in levels where you are separated. Tip 7: Communicate clearly and always call out what you are doing, what you need soon, or what is ready and done. Tip 8: Get good at throwing and dashing. It’s been a while since I played the game so competitively, so if I’m forgetting anything, whoops. Generally these tips are for getting 3-4 stars for the most part, so you don’t have to follow them unless you wanna try-hard. Hope this helps anybody playing!
But also, you should see if Sophist could cook up as much hell in Dokapon Kingdom. Seriously, you guys need to give that game a try... if your friendship could possibly endure the cooked up toxicity.
The game's humor and chaos gameplay, mechanics and cooperative nature just being so funny paired with the party crashers couldn't have been a much stronger wacky duality of funny moments😂😂
Never let Eevee in the kitchen else he will just cause so much littering. Gotta say I’m surprised you guys didn’t fail a stage more often granted maybe they were hidden from the highlights. Next time Brent if you plan to plan to do this again, use a controller just that way it’s less cumbersome to do the actions.
Yowzers, I’m really glad you guys actually played ‘OverCooked’! I knew someone was gonna abuse the ‘throwing’ gimmick lol. Y’all’s bickering was definitely the highlight of this vid, amusing video as always!
Imagine waiting patiently for your meal while one employee just pelts the others with vegetables
You enter the kitchen and everything is cucumbers
In front of you, there are four chefs. Two chefs are actually doing their job, one chef is forgetting how to cook, and the last is redesigning the floor with cucumbers.
@@RedFAKEtheir menu special "Cucumber Party"
@@botom”I see”
Most average day at a waffle house (aside from maybe the vegetables).
Sophist is the kinda of guy to cook his kid in the oven
Precious content
If Sophist knew how to read he would be very upset.
Sophost is the kind of lad to microwave a baby and blame it on Nick
At least is just kids, and not certain religion members
PIZZA TIME
Oh god yes, this needs to be a series
up
Yes! Ive been waiting for this :D
For real
yeyesyes
I would like to watch more party crashers as a group and not separated because of this game, thank you
How are you still friends
Sheer willpower
Power of Friendship.
They aren't
It pays the bills
The vernation determination
You can always count on Sophist to be a team player
More like team troll xp
Especially when it comes to baking cream brulee
I see
But like, the other team
Which team though
I love how Eevee has started to make dad jokes in every single video he's in
he is indeed the oldest of the party crashers
I don’t tell dad jokes often, but when I do, he laughs.
@@kison7715Fun fact, I’m older than all 4 Party Crashers!!! I’m about 2 weeks older than Eevee. 😮
Wait, how old is Eevee?
@@SiebayPlays He’s 25 like me. And we were both born in September so he will be 26 about 2 weeks after me.
2:44
Nick just shouting about needing lettuce while his shark chef wiggles left and right was the most hilarious thing I've seen all month.
You don’t understand how loud I gasped. This game is a staple between me and my friends. We constantly yell at each other to do tasks and it’s so chaotic. I’m so happy to see it on this channel.
I also yell at friends in this game, the prequel to this game, and other similarly chaotic games such as "Moving Out" and "Think of the Children".
Tasks among us
@@zetelofabread🤨
Eevee is so kind, he hands out cucumbers to make his teammates happy. What a swell guy.
Underrated moment at 12:40 when Nick sees an unattended pan and assumes someone simply forgot to cook it, then starts a fire because of it.
I played Overcooked 2 with friends so I understand how chaotic it's gonna get.
4:56 Nick's *"THE RIIICE!!"* went so hard here.
Yup, I tried out overcooked for the first time with my friends. It was beyond chaotic, to say the least, so this should be fun
What a good person that eevee is. Making sure all of his friends have all of the cucumbers they need to be healthy. A real #rolemodel
Okay I need this to be a series
Also thanks Sophist for telling me the first three steps of how to make crème brûlée
Idk why they’re letting Brent cook when he was gonna have cinnamon water for dinner
...is there any context for a cinnamon water? sounds weird af
@@ayouknowwhatucoolMario Party Simon Says 2 for context.
Thanks! This was super fun to watch you guys think you could do more of these overcooked videos
JUST SAW THIS OMG SORRY THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE SUPER THANKS! we did just put another one up, hope you enjoyed :)
@@partycrashers4 hi
@@partycrashers4hi
The diversity of party games on this channel is the best thing ever. I know it's only a matter of time before Move or Die rears its toxic, chaotic head.
I haven't watched yet. But please, PLEASE make it a series. The banter potential is humongous.
The only thing sophist knows about cooking is burning and something with refrigerators
And cucumbers
yeah he turns of the refrigerator at night to economize energy
I admire the patience of Nick, Brent, and Vernias. If I had to play with Eevee I would lose my mind. It's so funny to watch, but I would actually commit war crimes if he was in my lobby on a regular basis
Gusteau: Well, not everyone can cook.
5:10 rare moment of Nick being nice to Sophist
Karnig + Noah = The Vern Nation Sophistication
Nick + Brent = The Empoleons
This game is so chaotic I really hope we get a part 2
Honestly, for me, it's gotten to the point that when there's a video without all 4 of them, it feels wrong just because I'm used to whatever happens when they are together
Eevee throwing cucumbers everywhere makes me feel the happy chemical
Sophist is the type of cook in which boiling a hot dog is considered a real challenge
Happy to see that “I see, Nick” has become a new way for Brent to tease Nick from now on. Was a treat to watch in Brent’s last video Zane happy to see it become a reoccurring thing.
Nick passing brent in subs is going to be a moment in TCNation & Party Crashers History!! 👏👏👏
Holy crap he’s actually right behind him
The TCNation has passed the Kingdom of Skill in subs. YEAHHH BABY
Please make this a series. This is one of the best couch co-op games I have ever played!
Sophist just being obsessed with the cucumber is the best point of the video 😂
PLEASE make it a series! I just love the dynamic of you four!
As someone who worked in restaurants for 10 years, watching anyone play this game is both hilarious and infuriating
Bro who let Sophist cook like this?💀💀💀
overcooked becomes better the more you play it, this NEEDS to be a series
This video in a nutshell:
Brent: "Holy shit what was this mechanic"
Nick: "PLATES I NEED THE PLATES"
Vernias: "Eevee stop messing with everyone and just cook the food!"
Eevee: C U C U M B E R S
Sophist and his descriptions are the best 😂😂😂
I just realized something, they call every king character King of Skill, every penguin TCNick3, and every generic enemy Eevee, what things do they call Vernias?
Brent when he starts laughing is so contagious my lord he's got such a great laugh
Eevee throwing cucumbers and trolling was the funniest thing, please make this a series
ANOTHER BANGER SOPHIST DESCRIPTION, LETS GOOOOOO
Goody, I hope Sophist posts the steps to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich!
Please turn this into a series I absolutely adore this mix 🫶
16:27 Missed opportunity to say "Do, do-ro-ro-to-ro"
Goddamn sophist was holding this playthrough singlehandedly!
Lmfao this was beyond hilarious haha. I loved how chaotic it was, especially with the pizza time music
Thank you Sophist for the creme brulee instructions
I like how the editor put in Mario kart music, which is fast paced and works so well with the entire video. Nice work Editor
This has got to be the hardest I've laughed in such a long time. If I knew how to animate, this would be the perfect video to make into an animation
Fun fact for nick: sharks can growl and grind their teeth to make drumming noises!
This is called kitchen chaos, with the crashers
Mario Party Idea: REVERSE RAID BOSS. Everyone has to work together to make one person end the game with 7 or more stars. If you do, you all win.
I nominate Brent so he can complain about winning. 👨🏻🦱🦀😒
I think there’s a lot of funny unlockable characters like the Swedish chef from the Muppets
5:14-5:17 Former and current Fast Food Workers in a nutshell.
This is what I needed to watch on my break
Overcooked is a game that requires teamwork, coordination, communication, and patience.
Qualities the party crashers don't have
🤣🤣🤣
They have communication, they just use it for all the wrong reasons
Brent and Nick canonically the strongest team
I’m very excited to see the fellas playing Overcooked! This game is a classic with friends, and notorious for being one of the most chaotic and scream inducing co-op games, as well as one of the most challenging, speaking from experience. That doubles when you don’t really understand what’s happening, so while I doubt the fellas may see this, I’d like to leave some tips that help with succeeding in this game, especially if this becomes a series. (TL;DR at the bottom. 8 tips total)
Tip 1: Always keep moving. Things in this game move fast and the difficulty to score well or even pass a lot of levels is incredibly high, so it’s important that all players constantly keep busy during the level. If everything is cooking, prepare extra ingredients, wash any dishes that just came up, cook as much as you can even for when the future orders come. If there’s something more that can be done, do it, because this game moves very quickly and it’s easy to get overwhelmed or make mistakes, so it’s best to be prepared.
Tip 2: A lot of recipes have a plain option. Many of the recipes in this game have multiple variants of the same kind of dish, and a lot of them are gonna have ingredients that are constant in every variation. For example, burgers will always require a meat and a bun, or cakes will always have flour, egg, and honey whereas pancakes will never have honey and always have flour and egg. Making sure you always have a plain version of the dish you’re making set up, or a lot of extra ingredients prepared for the plain version means that when you get orders that add on to it, you only need to worry about what’s extra. Have a hunch of plain burgers set up? Well now all you need is cheese and lettuce and you can serve it. This reduces a lot of chaos when you think about meals this way.
Tip 3: You get more points for serving meals in order. Not everybody realizes this but you’ll notice that the more meals you serve in order, the more your money bar grows until it catches on fire, showing you’re on a streak, earning you extra points. It’ll break the moment you break the order and you lose those extra points. Keeping up the streak as much as you can will both be the difference between you getting three stars or not in a lot of levels or be the way you unlock some Kevin levels.
Tip 4: Delegate roles with your team. This game is all about cooperation and is chaotic enough even when you’re all trying your best. If you really wanna be as efficient as possible to get the best score you can, take a try or two to understand the mechanics and arrangement of the level and then pause and decide with your team who’s in charge of what. Who will cut ingredients, who will wash dishes, who will manage the pots. Do some jobs work well together? Who can handle multiple things? Maybe you need someone to do a bunch of small things in between or runs round helping everyone. It can be a good or bad idea for some levels to have multiple people running around in between jobs. You gotta figure it out through trial and error and see what works best for your team.
Tip 5: The floor is also a place for food. You might find your counter space being quickly taken up by all of your extra ingredients and plates and pans, so when you run out of the space, step away from the counter and just drop it like it’s hot. The, the food, that is-. Save the counters for priorities, whatever dish is up next, the plates, the ingredients needed soon, and keep all your extra prepped or tossed ingredients on the floor, if there’s not counter space and you have a pot you need off the stove, use the floor. Try and avoid crowding the floor around cutting boards, pathways, or stovetops, because you may end up pushing the ingredients onto those areas when trying to use them and that gets frustrating quickly. And even though it’s always good to prep when you can, there is sometimes too much. Don’t overcrowd your floors, for everyone’s sanity.
Tip 6: In levels where you are separated, always leave one or two counters open for exchange. The floor is great but the counters remain the best place for arranging everything. They can also be the only way you can pass ingredients and dishes between your team. Always keep at least one or two open (two is optimal) for exchanging items so havoc does not break lose.
Tip 7: Communicate clearly. Ok seriously if you haven’t played this game before you have no idea how difficult it gets to communicate with your team this game is chaos incarnate. Make sure to make regular call outs about when certain items are ready or when you’re going to need something. Examples: “The Lettuce burger is almost finished”, “I have rice platted for who needs it”, “We have two fish pastas coming up, someone prep for that”, “WHERE’S THE MEAT”, “…I accidentally tossed the dish we need another chocolate cake-“
Tip 8: Throwing and saving is your best friend. If you can, try and master the art of throwing ingredients into the pots and pans to cook or throwing a much for your teammates to cut. It saves you so much time from having to go back and forth to just get good at throwing ingredients or to spam throw a couple for others to prep as they go. Dashing is also very useful and believe me it is easy to fall off some stages so also try and learn when is best to dash so you don’t slip or send your teammate to the abyss. Or learn how to time that perfectly to send your teammate into the abyss. Up to you.
TL;DR
Tip 1: Always keep moving, prepping ingredient, washing dishes, whatever can be done.
Tip 2: A lot of receipts have a base option or ingredients that are in every varient. Prep those the most and remember them, it makes orders easier to manage and process.
Tip 3: You get more points for serving meals in order so try and keep up the combo.
Tip 4: Delegate riles with your team. Optimally, someone to prep ingredients, someone to manage the cooking, someone to put order together, do the dishes. Someone to run around and help with various things. The optimal set up depends on the level.
Tip 5: The floor so your friend, place your extra ingredients and hot pans there. The customers will never know.
Tip 6: Always leave one or two counters open in levels where you are separated.
Tip 7: Communicate clearly and always call out what you are doing, what you need soon, or what is ready and done.
Tip 8: Get good at throwing and dashing.
It’s been a while since I played the game so competitively, so if I’m forgetting anything, whoops. Generally these tips are for getting 3-4 stars for the most part, so you don’t have to follow them unless you wanna try-hard. Hope this helps anybody playing!
11:28 that’s remind me from the Failboat’s video of this part “GET OUT OF MY WAY!!”
Someone needs to teech Eevee kitchen etiquette
You should play this again! This is only a morsel of how chaotic overcooked can be (especially with the DLC)
I'd love to see them try to complete Overcooked 1 and 2. XD
Sophist really told us how to cook a creme brulee in the description
Sophist isn't playing to win. He is causing chaos and being cringe, as per usual.😂😂😂
If these clowns ever collab with TRG one day, it's gonna be absolute chaos.
The ramsay references omg XD ITS FING RAWR!
But also, you should see if Sophist could cook up as much hell in Dokapon Kingdom. Seriously, you guys need to give that game a try... if your friendship could possibly endure the cooked up toxicity.
Brent wasn't able to cook because of the VERNATION LOCATION
The description was pretty useful, thanks eevee
Nick chose the mouse for Vernias actually referred to the leader of Vernation who is full of rats
The game's humor and chaos gameplay, mechanics and cooperative nature just being so funny paired with the party crashers couldn't have been a much stronger wacky duality of funny moments😂😂
Bro finna get a restraining order from the kitchen
Never let Eevee in the kitchen else he will just cause so much littering. Gotta say I’m surprised you guys didn’t fail a stage more often granted maybe they were hidden from the highlights. Next time Brent if you plan to plan to do this again, use a controller just that way it’s less cumbersome to do the actions.
Everyone: *"HOW MANY CUCUMBERS DO YOU NEED?!?"*
*Sophist: "Yes"*
The god damn “I SEE” kills me every time
Love yalls content! Thanks for making this mixed birthday just a bit better. 😊
I really really really wanna see them play this more often
Eevee is so kind, look at him handing the other guys cucumbers so they could use them later. Truly a great role model.
As someone who enjoys chaos I will always let Sophist cook 😂
For being so chaotic, they really know how to cook
Literally Everyone Else: trying to take the game at least somewhat seriously
Sophist:
I love how the description is almost an actual recipe
"Are you doing it on purpose?"
I love overcooked and for some of my favorite UA-camrs to play it makes this video perfect
Instructions in description unclear, the oven has now spontaneously combusted
You guys should play plate up trust me your friendship will definitely stay in tact after you guys are finished
Breant: I’m still gonna do them anyway! OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO.
Nick: You can’t stop him!
Yowzers, I’m really glad you guys actually played ‘OverCooked’! I knew someone was gonna abuse the ‘throwing’ gimmick lol. Y’all’s bickering was definitely the highlight of this vid, amusing video as always!
Petition for the party crashers to play Castle Crashers
…. THESE 4, BEING COOKS…..
Madre Santa purísima, this will be legendary! 🤣
oh lord
*WHO LET HIM COOK??*
Yeah, he's not cooking sh-t
Ah the game I still haven’t finished!
I can trust Sophist to cook I just don't want to eat it
This has got to be a series, this was twice as chaotic
Sophisticated giving them cucumbers was hilarious
"The truth, and the entire truth."
JESSE! Sophist is throwing cucumbers all over the place! JESSE! JESSE!
sophist with his descriptions are killing me (i tried the recipe, 10/10, would make it again)
A 5 year old is more useful in the kitchen than Sophist is
Ahh yes overcooked the top 3 most toxic games to exist. perfect for the most kindest (toxic) people in the world