Have a real spooky story about that place. Spawned a couple dozen citizens in the main grass area, went to eat dinner, came back and found they all went into the dark room. Probably nothing, but still strange to me.
@@i-dislike-handles Their mind is void, simply programmed and coded to simulate some semblance of humanity and the only thing they know is to follow the player. However, once the player begins to become an idle golem devoid of any of the players characteristic and erratic movements they will return to the area of which they understand the most, nothingness, for it is them and they are it.
I can't watch this video now, so I'll put it on the watch later list, but lemme just quickly write two things here: - I was in HS when this came out, and I never got tired of the nukes and bombs and such. Lifelong memories. - GM_Construct? That dark room and the "most annoying sound in the world" scene from DasBoSchitt's video? Lifelong trauma
My favorite memory of the game was when me and a friend in 8th grade tried making a video about doctors on a public server and it all went to shit and we were in tears laughing as some guy drove his car into our tv set and blew up
Banger video, Venturiantale was legitimately my childhood. God it's bringing back memories. Keep up the good work, been binging all of your retrospectives today lmao
i never found gmod until i saw the half life written by a bot series and found out the whole series was completely animated in gmod if masterpieces like that can be created in s&box then we’re good to go
you mentioning venturiantale not once but at least 3 times _and_ showing their ancient intro is wild to me lol. i mean it dates this video i think but also anyone acknowledging that channel instantly gets my attention for better or for worse. that channel has defined more of my life than im willing to admit i could say the same about gmod though, literally just a great game and i love it so much, great video :]
It really is worth a few pounds or bucks where you live it's literally infinity possibilities and that's without add-ons specially online with friends it's fantastic honestly you won't regret buying it
ive never really got into garry's mod, guess i was in the wrong timeframe and genre, but this video is so nice to watch, youre clearly having so much fun w your friends and later those gmod irl pics, its just nice, seeing such fun and memories associated with something
i think sagan has become one of my favorite youtubers in recent memory, he makes such informative videos but also has so much personality, and shares his personal experiences with the things he talks about. it really makes me feel really connected to the video. also this video has so many great moments, i love "the creature"
The Slideshow Definitely gave me some fnaf Tape Vibes. I feel like that was the inspiration somewhat especially with the music. But I loved this. It really made me want to play more garry's mod with others.
You should do a retrospective on Minecraft! Obviously, it’s very similar to gmod because it’s a creativity game, but it also does have its horror elements. Cave ambience sounds are one of the most well known, as well as discs 11 & 13, the overall darknes/loneliness, the nether dimension, the new warden monster coming soon, the obscure hidden lore (and much more) make Minecraft at times actually scary.
My dive into Gmod started with DasBoSchitt and from then I got into the posing side of it and now use it to make artwork. The art side of Gmod is being utilised by some RP communities as well like Espionage Wars and HL2: Sector 17, in which players can use either Gmod or SFM to make art pieces of their factions doing stuff in the game worlds. As a game the versatility of Gmod is phenomenal and I struggle to see its community fade away anytime soon.
I remember my sister and I would just endlessly watch gmod videos but never actually played it. Might bug her and some friends when they're not busy and mess around in it! Never thought a lowercase white g on a blue background could be so nostalgic.
I come back to this video time to time because, not only for the subject of the video, but because Garry's Mod is this nostalgic game that you can watch old Machinimas, old TTT videos, or (in my case) Smg4 videos and feel like a kid again. Those wacky and badly edited videos back in the 2010's that were so simple yet so fun. And although I haven't played Garry's Mod in a long time (mainly because I used to play it in another computer and I didn't got a steam account until 2017), I want one day to bring this idea to my friends of playing this infinite yet simple game of possibilities. Thank you so much Smg4, Luh, Gona89, sarinha_03 and Exo for all the memories, I can't thank you enough.
Seeing that jailbreak server 'Gentlemen Gamers' brings so much nostalgia I used to be a mod on there and it was by far my most played server, I made some friends there I'm still friends with, I'll never forget how much fun I had on that before they had to close it down
I love Gary's mod. Not many of my freinds have PC's so I mostly play alone but that never stopped me from doing insanely fun stuff like making rocket powered cars or fighting in battles from the American revolution with a rocket launcher.
Garry's Mod is such a beautiful thing. People discover what they love with this, people creating mods for Garry's Mod are now living their dreams creating entire VIDEO GAMES!!! A perfect example is GMod Tower, or now known as Tower Unite. This video was amazing, and a trip down memory lane. Loved it!
This was a pretty well thought out and insightful video, as always. I started out watching your FNaF retrospective videos while on a FNaF binge and I have re-watched your first one a couple times. GMod holds a relatively large space in my heart, my upbringing shaped with the environment and with over 25k hours in the game as of now I wouldn't really be where I am today without it, from at first allowing me to have a nice escape after a stressful school day in RP, to then building and selling "E2's", WireMod chips that allowed you to run actual code from the chip on DarkRP servers for stuff like tracking how much money is in a printer to actually building addons and content for myself. It drove me towards my passion for design and experience, I literally met my girlfriend who I share an apartment with in a Garry's Mod community. It's the reason I am able to make ends meet every month because I create paid addons for communities to supplement my job, I have made 3D art, 2D art, mathematical and logistical art, and art out of just pure code in the game. It really is the closest thing we can get to an entry level sandbox where content is 'almost' entirely adjudicated by the community. Since 2006, Garry's Mod has been in the background of my life, supporting me through the good times and the bad, it was able to pull off what games like Second Life and older windows XP MMO's tried to pull off, what Roblox is currently doing with it's resurgence, it's a repeat of the same thing, my nephew bought a whole book from Scholastic about Roblox Lua programming, and it didn't shy away from complex topics like sorting algorithms, the weird way Lua does objects and such for a book targeted to children and younger up and coming computer nerds. I found it really interesting when you touched on the topic that a lot of source games were just mods, and while it's less common today, it still happens with games like PUBG, originally being an Arma 3 mod. But it also occurred in Garry's Mod itself, TTT was originally developed by Bad King Urgrain for a Fretta contest held by Garry's Company, Facepunch in 2010, it was so popular it ended up being added to the base game. The abstraction of gamemodes goes way deeper than just TTT too, Fretta, mentioned previously, was a system before GMod 13 where you could host multiple gamemodes, allowing for more smaller scale, party gamemodes, from racers to even a full on, working copy of warioware, called garryware. You can still do it in GMod 13 although it's less common. Even Tower Unite, was entirely founded in the foundation of Garry's Mod, originally hailing from GMod Tower, is now a full priced game on steam. s&box is going to be interesting, the interesting features they want to build, one of the earlier advertised features being able to just drag and drop assets from a lot of common formats into the game, and it just *works*, with shown demos of the full GTA 5 map, GTA SA map and a few others. It's earlier history of engine swaps made me start losing hope but recently, they put it all back on track and now community dev keys are starting to get handed out (fingers crossed I get one, I want to be among the first to start porting some of the more niche stuff over, stuff like garryware and smaller scale addons), being able to work with the full source 2 tool set, a faster, well made programming language, full HTML/CSS/JS control so we can see designs and content in UI on par with actual websites. Everyone's take on the whole creepy source map thing tends to be relatively similar, a feeling of emptiness is a general shared feeling, but having been on a lot of those maps like RP_Downtown_V2 since their release, I get filled with -- ghost like memories walking down the streets of those maps, with nearly my entire lifetime of memories, friends, happiness and trauma, all range of emotions, you could point to a spot on a map like gm_construct, cs_office or gm_fork and I would be able to tell you a memory more than likely. A blissful nostalgic past, I remember hearing it described as a "ghost town" vibe, an area that looks like people were here just yesterday, it feels like you should have seen someone, but you know you shouldn't. Combined with the Source Engine being a 'realistic' looking engine and artstyle, but in a time before the technology existed to reach the detail of today, I think it invokes that same uncanny valley effect you talk about in your FNaF 1 video. But it's close enough, and the engine has been warped enough with Garry's Mod that we can reach excruciating levels of detail, at the cost of performance, a map I would recommend looking into is rp_city24 (or gm_city24 for sandbox), a massive, extremely detailed city, when compared to the blocky bits of gm_fork's buildings is incredible what creativity is achieved. If you ever need anything done in Garry's Mod, from a map being edited to a script being made, fixed, added; you can feel free to contact me on Discord or Steam: TomSL#1104 steamcommunity.com/id/lemastersigh/ I would love to see a video about some Source Mods from you, some of the older ones like Obsidian Conflict, Synergy, Zombie Master(which was made by the same guy who made TTT by the way! The official TTT discussion forums were on the zombie master website for awhile!), Minerva: Metastasis (which got the creator a job at valve), Rock 24. I look forward to seeing more retrospectives and other content.
I remember playing gmod first back in 2009 with Gmod 9. I then came back for gmod 11 in 2011 and I never went back. I found a community back then called stoned potatoes. They tended to host deathrun servers and zombie survival servers. I miss those days, especially the zombie survival. I’ve still got gmod and I really need to get back into it after all these years.
How could you make a Garry’s Mod retrospective without mentioning SMG4? From what it started out as with the help of gmod to what it’s become now, it’s honestly really inspiring. I always wish the best for Luke and Kevin and everyone else who works on those videos.
Ohhhh, i really liked this, this was really sweet! I especially enjoyed the back and forth between "Serious Big Kid Analysis" to goofing around. Goofing around is an unavoidable component of any gmod discussion, obviously. As well it should be. The bit about "haunted" maps reminds me of itch user Papercookies' "No Players Online", which i'm sure HAD to take some inspiration from the fear of old empty counterstrike and gmod maps. It's really fascinating to see the influence of things like that spread out over time. Something something, butterfly effect, etc. p.s.: does anyone know what args referenced to at at 27:14 and 30:16 were? sounds fun
Hearing the name VenturianTale and seeing thag intro brought back a lot of memories, sucks that I cant hear the name without thinking about the video Bethany made recently
I remember watching a lot of GMOD when I was younger and always wanting to play it but due to the fact my mum had a shitty laptop that had trouble running Wizard 101 even on the lowest settings I knew there was no point in asking for it. But now that I finally have a decent pc I had to buy the game, in fact it was the first game I bought on my Steam account and I've already put maybe 80 or so hours into the game after only playing for a month.
I love garrys mod so much, it was one of the first games that really captivated me, I love playing multiplayer with friends, making renders, trolling on RP servers, Its a game that has everything you could ever want, the workshop rarely disappoints and overall its just a game that pretty much anybody can find enjoyment in
i started playing gmod when i was like, eight, because i was obsessed with channels like venturiantale and i hope that one day, if some more of my friends get the game, we could all play it together, though ive had trouble recently playing multiplayer with one for technical reasons i dont understand
I totally agree with the freedom thing. I really like making scenes and sometimes comics with the game, or just doing whatever I want, plus I don't have that many friends on steam who'd wanna play it, or could play it at the same time as me. (I do like prop hunt, but that really depends on who's in there, and I honestly can't find a recent server) So I've played it singleplayer for 98% of my years of playing. I don't feel scared when exploring a new map, unless they specifically make it so. I feel excitement to explore it and make new stuff in it, and maybe a little wonder at the size or detail of it. Like, Gmod CAN be creepy, but I'm not predisposed to see it as such. (Also, what's the cactus thing? It looks so fun to use!)
Garry's mod, where do we begin, I remember I first played gmod back in 2012 on my laptop, throughout the years, I've been playing it with my group of friends, it was the game we used to always play, we've moved on to other games now, but we still come back to it every now and then.
When I was younger, I put 700+ hours into Gmod. For the soul reason it let me be creative. Looking at my old screenshots in the game is funny. Watching random things I recorded back in the day while playing Gmod is amazing. This game means a lot to me and so many others. If there is a game that's "made for me". Its this game. Also, I only bought the game because I watched a FNAF mod Lets Play.
On the liminal spaces note becaujse I've played gmod solo for most of my 4000+ hours I'm so used to the liminal and empty nature of maps. I've done so much with just base npcs that the feeling isn't really there. It is quite interesting how different of a vibe you can get from a game depending on how you play it. Also I love doing my own solo games, I've made rules and spreadsheets just so I can have fun. I keep score, use player models to signify different players, use different weapon mods and stuff, and honestly, gmod just never gets old. Sure I get burned out but sometimes after a few month break I come back having fun
man i definitely remember the old times i was very young but i remember going on sandbox servers to mess around sometimes not even build just get guns or a lightsaber and try to not get killed, i also remember when my father looked at the gmod file and it was over 100gb of addons i really miss those times.
Yo Sagan, you should honestly do more retrospectives if that’s what you enjoy. I think I can say for the others here that after watching your FNAF ones I’m interested to see your takes on various genres of gaming.
That slideshow was absolute class
*-t h e c r e a t u r e-*
@@CoolPlayersVic lmao yes
*HEJAOAIENRHEJWIWJWHWIDOWOQPALAAAAAAAHHH HEHEEEEELLPPPPAAAAHHHHHH* said the *[Data Expunged]*
I haven't even been playing Gmod for that long and it still made me feel
But whats the music?
Everyone is gangsta until they see the GM_Construct Dark room.
Have a real spooky story about that place. Spawned a couple dozen citizens in the main grass area, went to eat dinner, came back and found they all went into the dark room. Probably nothing, but still strange to me.
@@i-dislike-handles Their mind is void, simply programmed and coded to simulate some semblance of humanity and the only thing they know is to follow the player. However, once the player begins to become an idle golem devoid of any of the players characteristic and erratic movements they will return to the area of which they understand the most, nothingness, for it is them and they are it.
@@rey4874 still rock = NPC goes home
cant really see much tho tbh
Don't remind me. I only play on Gm_flatgrass for exactly that reason. The V O I D scares me
21:52 I always love to see this clip from vinesauce joel
How are you here
@@ryandevarajan7808 he watches shit on youtube
You know Sagan gonna get serious when his hair isn’t messy and he fixes his glasses every 10 seconds
The old vanoss sandbox videos are pure platinum I still get killed by the flying bathtub sled.
Only real ones remember those vids. Absolute classics
@@AxelTheAussie hell yeah!
I may not like most of Vanoss' content, but my god those videos are good
I honestly liked that old but gold stuff. The sandbox content was my favorite. Too bad they dont do it no more
It really says something when I immediately knew exactly what you were talking about and started laughing.
It's like we can't have a Sagan video without shit suddenly turning liminal.
That's true. At least it fits here, Gmod alone can creep a lot of people out, including me hah
Yep! And I absolutely love it.
I can't watch this video now, so I'll put it on the watch later list, but lemme just quickly write two things here:
- I was in HS when this came out, and I never got tired of the nukes and bombs and such. Lifelong memories.
- GM_Construct? That dark room and the "most annoying sound in the world" scene from DasBoSchitt's video? Lifelong trauma
“Non horror theme” - someone who’s never played Garry’s mod alone
There is an entire segment of that in the video.
unless he plays flatworld.
How, why?
@@geonotianbattledroid5865 I did it was just a joke
I usually only play alone and if I do I always spawn NPC's near me so I don't feel so alone aha
My favorite memory of the game was when me and a friend in 8th grade tried making a video about doctors on a public server and it all went to shit and we were in tears laughing as some guy drove his car into our tv set and blew up
The model of the old guy is grandpa Joe from the Charlie and the chocolate factory game from the ps2 and GameCube
Excuse me, the WHAT
Joe Mama... got em
Banger video, Venturiantale was legitimately my childhood. God it's bringing back memories. Keep up the good work, been binging all of your retrospectives today lmao
i never found gmod until i saw the half life written by a bot series and found out the whole series was completely animated in gmod
if masterpieces like that can be created in s&box then we’re good to go
so hyped for s&box
I mean you can do the same thing in Roblox so not that impressive
@@zongdong266 average 12 year old Roblox player
@@thatdogeguy9108 if i am a 12 year old and your a discord mod that makes you a pedophile and I don't talk to pedophiles byeeeeeee
@@zongdong266 k👍🏻
The dislikes are from JBMod fans.
all three of them, lol
The website still is up
nah, there isnt enough jbmod fans to get it to 10 dislikes
Fun fact: people dislike videos because of these shitty, unoriginal comments like this.
@@r.henryjr.1533 have a positive attitude and maybe you'll respect the hustle
I find Sagan playing Garry's Mod with friends quite enjoyable
It's an absolute blast. Just wait, maybe one day he will show our Hatsune Miku creatures we created one night...
@@lolotheshow what
Stay Red!
Hell I'd play with the guy just to make a new friend.
@@lolotheshow I want to play with you all so much.
Looks like it's time to binge the retrospective series again 🥰
18:49 Yo, your friend deadass sounded like Kleiner yelling “STOP!”
“STAPH!”
you mentioning venturiantale not once but at least 3 times _and_ showing their ancient intro is wild to me lol. i mean it dates this video i think but also anyone acknowledging that channel instantly gets my attention for better or for worse. that channel has defined more of my life than im willing to admit
i could say the same about gmod though, literally just a great game and i love it so much, great video :]
*sees Garry mod retrospective*
Well that’s an unexpected suprise but a welcome one
I am SO thankful that I grew up with this game, it definitely shaped my creativity and I still play it today
Egg
@@the_egg_ omygod hiiii
FIFTEEN YEARS??? I'm gonna have to sit down and take that in
I can't unsee that glasses grabbing he's doing all the time🤣
I've never even played Gary's Mod. I might get it in the future, but I sure as hell enjoy the content the wonderful community creates.
It really is worth a few pounds or bucks where you live it's literally infinity possibilities and that's without add-ons specially online with friends it's fantastic honestly you won't regret buying it
Gmod is incredibly lonely sometimes when none of the friends are online
add up that lonelyness (?) with yours friends HATING this game just because they arent creative xd
I wish my friends would play sandbox with me :(
I still can't believe how fast gmod loaded in at the beginning
ive never really got into garry's mod, guess i was in the wrong timeframe and genre, but this video is so nice to watch, youre clearly having so much fun w your friends and later those gmod irl pics, its just nice, seeing such fun and memories associated with something
The Expression-2 chip is how I learned programming when I was around 13, and it is now my career. GMOD and Wire literally changed my life.
I feel like one day Sagan's going to adjust his glasses out of existence
GMod was my childhood. Thank you Kitty for the amazing videos and them introducing me to this amazing game
As soon as I started up gmod This got uploaded, nice
Funny you mention that. I was on Gmod today as well and about 5 seconds after I hopped on, Sagan uploads this
Sagan, I will watch you talk about anything. Please never stop making stuff
My friend back in high school was obsessed with this so finally I can understand the hype as explained by UA-cam's best boi.
i think sagan has become one of my favorite youtubers in recent memory, he makes such informative videos but also has so much personality, and shares his personal experiences with the things he talks about. it really makes me feel really connected to the video. also this video has so many great moments, i love "the creature"
I love that in the slideshow section, there's all these nice photos, and then there's just t h e c r e a t u r e .
And there's a long pause beforehand too
I remember watching VenturiumTale play garry's mod back in the day
Thanks for this upload. I would love to see coverage on some notorious maps and mysteries, It's been done before but I'd love to hear your take on it
I absolutely love how even this retrospective has elements of horror in it, a good constant to have.
bro i just found your channel and binged all of the retrospective. can’t wait to watch this one!
I swear this comment is on other videos of his, is this just a running joke because I know I’ve seen this on his other retrospectives.
@@yellowthere3985 yes i wanted to be the first one to comment that
The Slideshow Definitely gave me some fnaf Tape Vibes. I feel like that was the inspiration somewhat especially with the music. But I loved this. It really made me want to play more garry's mod with others.
I played on the Desert Bus map with my bro! We also took a commemorative screenshot album when we reached the end (it was around 4 in the morning!).
22:59 petition for a TF2 retrospective
This was the first game I ever bought on steam, and to this day it is my most played game with 1600 hours, and had endless content
You know, Sagan explaining why Garry’s Mod is so creepy alone reminds me of No Players Online.
I found Garry's mod through a video when I was 9, the video had told me the following:
*wHat'S uP fUcKfAcEs*
You should do a retrospective on Minecraft! Obviously, it’s very similar to gmod because it’s a creativity game, but it also does have its horror elements. Cave ambience sounds are one of the most well known, as well as discs 11 & 13, the overall darknes/loneliness, the nether dimension, the new warden monster coming soon, the obscure hidden lore (and much more) make Minecraft at times actually scary.
Sagan: "Garry's Mod is a scary game"
Me: *watches VanossGaming*
A absolutely phenomenal video well done
“It’s called Sean‘s mode for a reason GUYS!!”
“Yeah!”
The slideshow is pure art
My dive into Gmod started with DasBoSchitt and from then I got into the posing side of it and now use it to make artwork. The art side of Gmod is being utilised by some RP communities as well like Espionage Wars and HL2: Sector 17, in which players can use either Gmod or SFM to make art pieces of their factions doing stuff in the game worlds. As a game the versatility of Gmod is phenomenal and I struggle to see its community fade away anytime soon.
I remember my sister and I would just endlessly watch gmod videos but never actually played it. Might bug her and some friends when they're not busy and mess around in it!
Never thought a lowercase white g on a blue background could be so nostalgic.
i remember playing this on my cousin's laptop many years ago, I might buy it recently and try it again
God this video sent me back to every video in my subscription feed being TTT or Prop Hunt.
I come back to this video time to time because, not only for the subject of the video, but because Garry's Mod is this nostalgic game that you can watch old Machinimas, old TTT videos, or (in my case) Smg4 videos and feel like a kid again. Those wacky and badly edited videos back in the 2010's that were so simple yet so fun. And although I haven't played Garry's Mod in a long time (mainly because I used to play it in another computer and I didn't got a steam account until 2017), I want one day to bring this idea to my friends of playing this infinite yet simple game of possibilities.
Thank you so much Smg4, Luh, Gona89, sarinha_03 and Exo for all the memories, I can't thank you enough.
Seeing that jailbreak server 'Gentlemen Gamers' brings so much nostalgia
I used to be a mod on there and it was by far my most played server, I made some friends there I'm still friends with, I'll never forget how much fun I had on that before they had to close it down
You deserve more Subs dude you have so much potential. (Dem ads tho they do be flowing XD)
I popped popcorn for this one, man. Every video of yours is a joy. Keep on keepin' on.
Uh, I see you have Fortress Forever in your library. A man of culture
A new upload, my beloved.
I'm so glad you decided to make a video on this
I love Gary's mod. Not many of my freinds have PC's so I mostly play alone but that never stopped me from doing insanely fun stuff like making rocket powered cars or fighting in battles from the American revolution with a rocket launcher.
Oh god the ttt...your retrospective videos are amazing! Thank you
Garry's Mod is such a beautiful thing. People discover what they love with this, people creating mods for Garry's Mod are now living their dreams creating entire VIDEO GAMES!!! A perfect example is GMod Tower, or now known as Tower Unite. This video was amazing, and a trip down memory lane. Loved it!
4:31 Ok. I know it's just a background footage. But this is so cursed for me to see you fight against the antlions which are on your side lol.
This was a pretty well thought out and insightful video, as always. I started out watching your FNaF retrospective videos while on a FNaF binge and I have re-watched your first one a couple times. GMod holds a relatively large space in my heart, my upbringing shaped with the environment and with over 25k hours in the game as of now I wouldn't really be where I am today without it, from at first allowing me to have a nice escape after a stressful school day in RP, to then building and selling "E2's", WireMod chips that allowed you to run actual code from the chip on DarkRP servers for stuff like tracking how much money is in a printer to actually building addons and content for myself.
It drove me towards my passion for design and experience, I literally met my girlfriend who I share an apartment with in a Garry's Mod community. It's the reason I am able to make ends meet every month because I create paid addons for communities to supplement my job, I have made 3D art, 2D art, mathematical and logistical art, and art out of just pure code in the game. It really is the closest thing we can get to an entry level sandbox where content is 'almost' entirely adjudicated by the community.
Since 2006, Garry's Mod has been in the background of my life, supporting me through the good times and the bad, it was able to pull off what games like Second Life and older windows XP MMO's tried to pull off, what Roblox is currently doing with it's resurgence, it's a repeat of the same thing, my nephew bought a whole book from Scholastic about Roblox Lua programming, and it didn't shy away from complex topics like sorting algorithms, the weird way Lua does objects and such for a book targeted to children and younger up and coming computer nerds.
I found it really interesting when you touched on the topic that a lot of source games were just mods, and while it's less common today, it still happens with games like PUBG, originally being an Arma 3 mod. But it also occurred in Garry's Mod itself, TTT was originally developed by Bad King Urgrain for a Fretta contest held by Garry's Company, Facepunch in 2010, it was so popular it ended up being added to the base game.
The abstraction of gamemodes goes way deeper than just TTT too, Fretta, mentioned previously, was a system before GMod 13 where you could host multiple gamemodes, allowing for more smaller scale, party gamemodes, from racers to even a full on, working copy of warioware, called garryware. You can still do it in GMod 13 although it's less common.
Even Tower Unite, was entirely founded in the foundation of Garry's Mod, originally hailing from GMod Tower, is now a full priced game on steam.
s&box is going to be interesting, the interesting features they want to build, one of the earlier advertised features being able to just drag and drop assets from a lot of common formats into the game, and it just *works*, with shown demos of the full GTA 5 map, GTA SA map and a few others. It's earlier history of engine swaps made me start losing hope but recently, they put it all back on track and now community dev keys are starting to get handed out (fingers crossed I get one, I want to be among the first to start porting some of the more niche stuff over, stuff like garryware and smaller scale addons), being able to work with the full source 2 tool set, a faster, well made programming language, full HTML/CSS/JS control so we can see designs and content in UI on par with actual websites.
Everyone's take on the whole creepy source map thing tends to be relatively similar, a feeling of emptiness is a general shared feeling, but having been on a lot of those maps like RP_Downtown_V2 since their release, I get filled with -- ghost like memories walking down the streets of those maps, with nearly my entire lifetime of memories, friends, happiness and trauma, all range of emotions, you could point to a spot on a map like gm_construct, cs_office or gm_fork and I would be able to tell you a memory more than likely. A blissful nostalgic past, I remember hearing it described as a "ghost town" vibe, an area that looks like people were here just yesterday, it feels like you should have seen someone, but you know you shouldn't.
Combined with the Source Engine being a 'realistic' looking engine and artstyle, but in a time before the technology existed to reach the detail of today, I think it invokes that same uncanny valley effect you talk about in your FNaF 1 video. But it's close enough, and the engine has been warped enough with Garry's Mod that we can reach excruciating levels of detail, at the cost of performance, a map I would recommend looking into is rp_city24 (or gm_city24 for sandbox), a massive, extremely detailed city, when compared to the blocky bits of gm_fork's buildings is incredible what creativity is achieved.
If you ever need anything done in Garry's Mod, from a map being edited to a script being made, fixed, added; you can feel free to contact me on Discord or Steam:
TomSL#1104
steamcommunity.com/id/lemastersigh/
I would love to see a video about some Source Mods from you, some of the older ones like Obsidian Conflict, Synergy, Zombie Master(which was made by the same guy who made TTT by the way! The official TTT discussion forums were on the zombie master website for awhile!), Minerva: Metastasis (which got the creator a job at valve), Rock 24. I look forward to seeing more retrospectives and other content.
I remember playing gmod first back in 2009 with Gmod 9. I then came back for gmod 11 in 2011 and I never went back. I found a community back then called stoned potatoes. They tended to host deathrun servers and zombie survival servers. I miss those days, especially the zombie survival. I’ve still got gmod and I really need to get back into it after all these years.
How could you make a Garry’s Mod retrospective without mentioning SMG4? From what it started out as with the help of gmod to what it’s become now, it’s honestly really inspiring. I always wish the best for Luke and Kevin and everyone else who works on those videos.
Ew smg4, cringe
@@frobot8066 The one thing that is cringier than this is the fact that you watch owl house
Ohhhh, i really liked this, this was really sweet! I especially enjoyed the back and forth between "Serious Big Kid Analysis" to goofing around. Goofing around is an unavoidable component of any gmod discussion, obviously. As well it should be.
The bit about "haunted" maps reminds me of itch user Papercookies' "No Players Online", which i'm sure HAD to take some inspiration from the fear of old empty counterstrike and gmod maps. It's really fascinating to see the influence of things like that spread out over time. Something something, butterfly effect, etc.
p.s.: does anyone know what args referenced to at at 27:14 and 30:16 were? sounds fun
2:02 i still use that nyan cat gun its pretty powerfull actually
That Venturian Tale mention good lord what a throwback
Hearing the name VenturianTale and seeing thag intro brought back a lot of memories, sucks that I cant hear the name without thinking about the video Bethany made recently
I need that music from the slideshow, would be great for listening to while playing the game
So nostalgic not even playing it but just watching people play it hits home for me
VenturianTale... Now thats a name I've not heard in a long, long time...
Perfect, just uploaded after i revisited the game with a friend.
Man I have lots of memories with gmod, mostly playing Ultimate Chimera Hunt and TTT, the latter on a server that used the Homestuck Playset especially
I remember watching a lot of GMOD when I was younger and always wanting to play it but due to the fact my mum had a shitty laptop that had trouble running Wizard 101 even on the lowest settings I knew there was no point in asking for it. But now that I finally have a decent pc I had to buy the game, in fact it was the first game I bought on my Steam account and I've already put maybe 80 or so hours into the game after only playing for a month.
Garry's mod is pure Chaos with friends
I honestly think I could watch Gmod Screenshot slideshows no matter what and always giggle my ass off.
This needs more views
Dude you plucked a string of my childhood when Venturiantale came up. I grew up on them
I love garrys mod so much, it was one of the first games that really captivated me, I love playing multiplayer with friends, making renders, trolling on RP servers,
Its a game that has everything you could ever want, the workshop rarely disappoints and overall its just a game that pretty much anybody can find enjoyment in
I've never played Gmod multiplayer, but I love the trolling videos. Hearing squeakers whining "RDM! RDM! RANDOM DEATHMATCH!!!" is hilarious.
imagine having friends to play gmod with
I remember showing Gmod to my boyfriend and I loaded up the map beforehand to go put Gman in the dark room, scared the piss out of him xD
i started playing gmod when i was like, eight, because i was obsessed with channels like venturiantale and i hope that one day, if some more of my friends get the game, we could all play it together, though ive had trouble recently playing multiplayer with one for technical reasons i dont understand
I totally agree with the freedom thing. I really like making scenes and sometimes comics with the game, or just doing whatever I want, plus I don't have that many friends on steam who'd wanna play it, or could play it at the same time as me. (I do like prop hunt, but that really depends on who's in there, and I honestly can't find a recent server) So I've played it singleplayer for 98% of my years of playing. I don't feel scared when exploring a new map, unless they specifically make it so. I feel excitement to explore it and make new stuff in it, and maybe a little wonder at the size or detail of it. Like, Gmod CAN be creepy, but I'm not predisposed to see it as such.
(Also, what's the cactus thing? It looks so fun to use!)
This is actually making me depressed that none of my friends want to play games with me...
Garry's mod, where do we begin, I remember I first played gmod back in 2012 on my laptop, throughout the years, I've been playing it with my group of friends, it was the game we used to always play, we've moved on to other games now, but we still come back to it every now and then.
When I was younger, I put 700+ hours into Gmod. For the soul reason it let me be creative. Looking at my old screenshots in the game is funny. Watching random things I recorded back in the day while playing Gmod is amazing. This game means a lot to me and so many others. If there is a game that's "made for me". Its this game.
Also, I only bought the game because I watched a FNAF mod Lets Play.
seeing Venturian in here was a blast from the past. My favourite youtuber when I was younger
i just realized, my favourite most played game had a retrospective, and it was posted on my birthday
On the liminal spaces note becaujse I've played gmod solo for most of my 4000+ hours I'm so used to the liminal and empty nature of maps. I've done so much with just base npcs that the feeling isn't really there. It is quite interesting how different of a vibe you can get from a game depending on how you play it. Also I love doing my own solo games, I've made rules and spreadsheets just so I can have fun. I keep score, use player models to signify different players, use different weapon mods and stuff, and honestly, gmod just never gets old. Sure I get burned out but sometimes after a few month break I come back having fun
been seeing a lot of gmod videos lately, i am loving it
I will never forget Gtower and the hours I had meeting people and playing mini games
I swear that slideshow and the cacti was some of the funniest shit I’ve seen in a while
man i definitely remember the old times i was very young but i remember going on sandbox servers to mess around sometimes not even build just get guns or a lightsaber and try to not get killed, i also remember when my father looked at the gmod file and it was over 100gb of addons i really miss those times.
7:22 I KNEW this was a fnaf video! you cant fool me funny robot man
lmao those ending pictures were hilarious
Yo Sagan, you should honestly do more retrospectives if that’s what you enjoy. I think I can say for the others here that after watching your FNAF ones I’m interested to see your takes on various genres of gaming.
Thankyou for being an incredible source for my history assignment