Me too .. sujan, ghost reconwildlands and breakpoint. . In extreme hard in steath mode. .. no more game is most challenge in playing steath mode. .. I love it playing steath. ..
Tbh I do this in bloodborne and nioh too lol. Hell I think I did it in star wars game haha. That sheathing after killing a hard opponent is satisfaction at its highest
Imagine if they actually made a good MCU game and Thor, Vision and Cap could trade Mjolnr and Stormbreaker during skirmishes and bounce the hammer off Caps shield to make a forceful blast. If only they hadn't fucked it up. Smh.
@@navtektv I know it's dorky, but I *really* loved those combo attacks in the Marvel movies. Thor charging up Iron Man's batteries, banging Cap's shield off of stuff, even Hawkeye shooting Ant-Man at someone on the end of one of his arrows. They were awesome.
The first thunder jaw is great! The first easy thunder jaw however...... When you can look back at the first and go "did I really struggle that much?" even better.
I love the whole team, but always wait for Rob to come on these videos. He has Charisma +20 and his stories are just so well described! Rob has the geeky coolness we all hope to achieve one day.
One of the most satisfying things for me is when Crash does his little dance after returning to the warp room with a crystal/gem. Also his 'Da da da da' once you reach the end of a level in Crash 1.
I agree with all of these and i understood Robs feeling perfectly, also combining Rosies and Ashes entries is beating 10k or so geo out of Milibeth the banker in Hollow Knight after she betrays your trust and buggers off with your money, its so satisfying when she realizes you found her and you just start jugling her around and geo just keeps falling out of her
I remember the first time in Horizon Zero Dawn when I was having a hard time with a thunderjaw and i realized i could take off its own weapon and use the disk launcher against it. So satisfying!
I just got my first Silent Assassin rating the other day. I was replaying the Marrakesh because it's remained one of my favorite levels and I didn't even realize I was doing that well till I finished the mission and got a 5 star Silent Assassin rating. It was my first 5 star rating too. I'm not the best at stealth, so I was so excited to get that rating. 😊 Now I want to try my best to get it on as many levels as possible.
I'm with Nate here, after 8 hours straight attempting to kill Ishin.... once he was dead I screamed to the air like a brute, almost tearing my top off. BEST!
Gonna seem strange, but for me, I gotta say it’s the PlayStation Studios logo display at the start of recent games that show a few characters inside the button shapes. It just feels good to me. Also, hitting the weak spot on a Heaven Smile in Killer7. The sound is still stuck in my head decades later.
God ash's entry is just... Yeah... I'm just starting to grind through the final pantheon now but they're all just so satisfying and amazing to complete. Best of luck!
Oh I totally know the feeling Ash is talking about though from a different game. I'm trying (with emphasis on trying) to get the plat in Super Street Fighter IV now and the "only" hard thing to do is the hardest thing in the game which is to clear all trials with all original characters. And the difficulty is insane. So far I've cleared only two charaters' trials and they the easiest ones and still it was insanely hard. But the feeling of accomplishment when you clear a trial you've spent days on is incredible. Having said that I'm stuck on the same trial for four days now.XD
The "creating something for an imaginary audience" is exactly what I feel when I'm in photo mode on Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart. I just pan that camera around in slow mo through an explosive scene, creating my own Michael Bay-style film trailer 😎
Prince of Persia Sands of Time had a parry mechanic that had to be exactly on time to work, but when you got it right, you could parry up to 4 attacks back to back before stabbing them with the dagger and it was so fluid and smooth and felt like you were dancing. It felt so satisfying every time I got it right. Especially those big sword carrying sand monsters that you couldn't jump over. Ahh, just perfect.
Hitting the below 0 time on that godforsaken chocobo race in ffx, then doing it again years later on the remaster. “Liberating” any area on big open world games and seeing how far you’ve come. Freeing any of the areas from the demon darkness in Okami. To name a few ☺️
Getting gud in God of War. But specifically, doing a jumping overhead smash attack with the axe on a valykrie. The ones where you need to stop their un-blockable explosion attack by throwing your axe at them while they are in the air. If you then sprint at them while they are kneeling on the ground and press R2, Kratos does a jumping overhead smash where he calls the axe back at the peak of his jump and smashes down with a big runic explosion. Such a satisfying combo. But so is every situation where you meaningfully throw the axe, switch to another mode of combat and call it back just in time for another axe attack.
I have to say, one of the oddly satisfying moments was in the 2016 Hitman. On the Sapienza level there is a guard tower near the gate entrance, once compromised I decided, "okay, this is where I make my stand." I'd down them on their way into the tower, how many guards could the game possibly send? Apparently a lot, or infinite as I built up a pile at the tower's doorway and would dump out the window bodies of the guards that made it inside adding to the mass. Eventually the game started to freeze up and glitch from the sheer number of bodies on screen in a heap. Eventually I figured the game would quit on me and I wanted to see the body count, so I finished the mission to receive a total of 0pts after the Non-Target Kill Points were deducted. The satisfaction though was in seeing the game strain to display the amount of bodies but it kept generating more guards.
Mine is having played all the way through Horizon Zero Dawn picking up snippets of what happened in the past, it's slow burn until you get the final reveal of how the world ended and I must have gone back and watched it 3 times, It's like watching the best Sci-Fi film or reading the best Sci fi book ever written but you've just played it. Surpassed Swansong for me which is my favourite book.
For me, it’s very similar to Rob’s it that general mastery, where you wander round in a game, knowing you’re invincible and that even being touched by an enemy is an insult. That you can fight enemies for as long as you feel like, just perfectly parrying and dodging as you toy with them
Drawing the Master Sword in Link to the Past. (Yes, I was alive long before Playstation existed. :) The sun shone down, the birds cheeped and the music swelled. It was an amazing moment.
I'd say Gran Turismo, finally getting a certain lap time. When you're close enough that you're chasing tenths or hundredths of seconds and then finally getting the gold trophy for a license test is just bliss. Don't remember which game or track, but there was a license test with a Veyron that it took me 3+ hours to get the gold time.
My most satisfiying moment in a videogame was in Bloodborne when after defeating Martyr Logarius y was very low in bloodvials, so I returned to Central Yarham to farm some. The absolute wrecking I did of the enemies was so satifiying, specially those that before were very hard and now were a breeze
Beating Necron in FFIX. For context, I got the game for my tenth birthday when it had just been released. It rapidly became my favourite game and I got all the way to Trance Kuja before the save data corrupted. Downloaded it on PS4 during lockdown one and, after a battle where I was convinced he’d won after an unlucky Grand Cross, Steiner hit the finishing blow. Nearly 20 years after first getting it, I had beaten Final Fantasy IX
Congratulations! I had a similar experience where my disc was scratched and always froze as soon as the fight with Necron began. It was the first time my heart ever broke. 😅 Makes me want to give it another go on the PS5...
Ive been having a really hard time lately with gaming channels getting more and more disingenuous. You guys seem to be thankfully staying the course and it definitely shows. Thanks for being yourselves! Really enjoyed this one!
The day I beat Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts. Grant it, it was also the day I stopped playing the game for a while, but I was glad to finally be rid of him. Also winning FFA games in Black Ops 2. And winning against players who are more highly skilled than me in Street Fighter X Tekken (& the few other fighting games I've played). And killing Giants & Mammoths in Skyrim by having them chase me to Whitewatch Tower & watching them kill Guards so I can take their stuff & smith/sell it as well as whatever the Giants & Mammoths have.
For me, (mild spoilers for the Witness) it's when you realise there are puzzles in the world and you solve the first one and get that bang and see the glitter fly off. *Chef kiss*
I'm completely with Rosie. It's one of my favourite games ever as well. I loved getting my gems back from moneybags back when I first played it years ago. Then when I played Reignited Trilogy, the memory came flooding back.
This video got me back into the Hollow Knight grind. I ended up giving up last time when the diffiiculty spike of the 3rd pantheon hit and the realization came in how much of an impossible task it would be to beat the final pantheon. Now, after jumping back in and getting enough practice in, I managed to make it through the 3rd and 4th pantheon. Now I 'only' have the final pantheon left. It still seems really really hard, but I'm enjoying practice again, and things don't seem as impossible as they used to anymore.
My most satisfying moment is pulling off a difficult combo in a fighting that either the game tries to teach me or I saw online. It’s extra satisfying landing the combo in an online match.
For me, the absolute best was the first web swing at Marvel's Spider-Man, it was so magic it didn't felt real, and it still hits me right every single time
For me, my favorite moment was finishing Alien:Isolation for the first time. It was past midnight, I was shaking from nerves and lack of sleep, and I've never felt physically worse yet so mentally amazing.
I have several related to sounds or the soundtrack of certain games as they are my favorite thing about games so my pick has to be the sound of sneaking & collecting bottles in Sly Cooper
Yes. I'm currently stuck on that. Annoyed me so much that I started working on doing all bosses in the Hall of Gods on Radiant instead. I did Pure Vessel yesterday and NKG today so I'd say I'm gonna be ready to try the fifth Pantheon again soon.
For me one of those satisfying moments because it was so hard was getting the platinum relic in Stormy Ascent in the Crash Bandicoot N'sane Trilogy. Getting that time after weeks of trying was amazing
Defeating the Burst in Furi. That boss fight has something like 7 phases with the penultimate one being an absolute gauntlet of bullets and laser you need to dodge and dash through while also moving from cover to cover avoiding her sniper fire. Oh and she's invulnerable while in this phase so you have to just wait it out. All to a killer Carpenter Brut Synthwave track. When I finally did it I had a sliver of health left and had the final phase which involves blocking and parrying some simple attack strings you've dealt with a dozen times earlier in the boss fight, but this time with your hands shaking from the adrenaline. Every time I pulled off a perfect party and recovered some health my shaky hands would mean I messed up the next one and my health kept going right back down to the last hp before I'd manage to get the timing down again. Failure meant starting the whole fight again. When I somehow managed to pull off that last parry and land the killing blow I pretty much screamed in triumph. I've never felt happier conquering a boss fight knowing there was no exploit, no cheesing, just learning the skills needed to win.
That moment I finally, FINALLY!, beat Sigrun in God of War was just *chef's kiss* so damm satisfying 🤩 got me my second plat, first one I'd actively gone after so it was extra rewarding
I love collecting as many Relics as I can find in Knack/Knack 2. It's soooooo satisfying to get as big as I possibly can and just mowing down everyone in my path.
Oooh yeah, finally beating Genichiro was satisfying. Almost as satisfying as beating Isshin the Sword Saint. "Hesitate, and you lose." I hesitated and lost a lot.
Beating any super hard optional boss in any RPG is always satisfying but the most satisfying was finally beating Ruby Weapon way back when the game first came out.
The single most satisfying thing in any game is navigating the Ashtray Maze in Control. Through the entire game you have felt the creeping sense of dread instilled by the constant suggestions from the hiss. You have been in an opressive sound scape that constantly serves to unnerve you. The upsetting chanting filling you with the utmost uneasiness and loss of control. The Ashtray Maze has served to symbolize this loss of control - complete misdirection - no sense of place - a space that denies you. But then you finally put on the walkman. The lyrics commanding you to take control - drowning out the hiss and their otherworldly chanting. Finally you are in control both over mind and matter. The rooms shifting in place for you, while you rain down vengance on your astral enemies. It is a section of complete badassery - and ultimately satisfaction!
Pantheon of Sage came to mind when you said Hollow Knight. Having never thought I could do the Knight Pantheon, I'm on the verge. I'll bet you can, too! The last one? Yeesh. Oh. You beat Zote. In my game I did things in a weird order so he's alive but stuck in the coliseum. He uh... Isn't in the sage Pantheon. I feel like a fraud.
My recent satisfying thing in gaming is defeating Weiss in FFVIIR intergrade. The music puts you in a trance while you relearn your staggering basics again as you fight a Shojou manga version of Sephiroth. It was really gaming bliss.
These guys have the best job in the world... play games and nerd out with each other talking about them! Love these vids! Spot on about Tshushima, loved every second of it!
I got Demons Souls in 2010 and abandoned in the PS3 because I didn’t understand the game. I returned to From Software in March of 2021 in this order: DS3, Bloodbourne, DS1, Demons Souls (PS3 after 11 years), Sekiro all platinums, and DS2 in course. From software is just different. I feel a young kid challenging my self to beat the stop point I’m in. That feeling that a boss is unbeatable until I read his moves feels like matrix neo, just like you said. That’s pure art. That’s beautiful.
Spider-Man PS4, ultimate difficulty, the hammer head compounds, getting the 150 hit streak with like perfect combo flow and web and gadget action… just mastering that combat system and nailing a run like that is super satisfying
Hit like on this comment if you wanna see a Ghost Of Tootshima stream!
Yes, do it!
Yes, please!!! 🐧😃
It would also be really cool, if u guys could do a PS Access multi-player stream with Dead by Daylight: Resident Evil at some point 😄
Yes! I need this like Nath needs a haircut.
Bet Rob could get the Platinum for Ghost too, I got it by accident so it's definitely an easy one to get!😂 A Tootshima PlatiMonday would be awesome
For me, it's clearing out an enemy outpost completely in stealth.
I always try. But suddenly my weapons just come out. And there's blood everywhere. Every time
Me too .. sujan, ghost reconwildlands and breakpoint. . In extreme hard in steath mode. .. no more game is most challenge in playing steath mode. .. I love it playing steath. ..
Yes. This. Love that moment of anticipation and adrenaline, "Am I going to be able to get this guy with out being seen?"
MGSV
I loved that in Farcry Primal!
Ghost of Tsushima:
*Takes out a leader enemy*
*Flicks the blood off the sword, sheathing it*
*Do a little bow*
Rob gets it
THIS!!
Tbh I do this in bloodborne and nioh too lol. Hell I think I did it in star wars game haha. That sheathing after killing a hard opponent is satisfaction at its highest
They're back in their studio!
Because it's safer now
@@JukeBoxOwl oh, you're one of those people
Goodbye
@@JukeBoxOwl with people like you, yes
@@JukeBoxOwl yup and proud of it
Getting into a "flow" when webslinging in spiderman ps4. top tier stuff
The photo bombs can be very satisfying
god of war the ax when it comes back to you, the satisfying little pad react
And driving your axe through a draugr's head with the charged up heavy attack 😍
Sad that GoW didn't get more of a mention
I was coming here to say exactly this! So so good. They better keep that for Ragnarok.
@@Halatirno_ yeah with a thors hammer weapon
Imagine if they actually made a good MCU game and Thor, Vision and Cap could trade Mjolnr and Stormbreaker during skirmishes and bounce the hammer off Caps shield to make a forceful blast. If only they hadn't fucked it up. Smh.
@@navtektv I know it's dorky, but I *really* loved those combo attacks in the Marvel movies. Thor charging up Iron Man's batteries, banging Cap's shield off of stuff, even Hawkeye shooting Ant-Man at someone on the end of one of his arrows. They were awesome.
4:39. That mad gleam in Ash's eyes when she said she likes winning was glorious!
Everything in Ghost of Tsushima was satisfying. Especially the vistas.
overrated game
@@CoolAsianGuy I don’t think it’s overrated, because that it does everything it tries to, which so many other games nowadays fail to do.
Great game
For me, a lot of these are on my list, but definitely when I took down a thunderjaw in Horizon Zero Dawn for the first time! So many arrows!
Ohhh, its so good!
@Bronze Eagle Productions Yesss!!!
After I beat my first I hopped on top of it, entered photo mode, dod the victory pose, and snapped the photo
@Bronze Eagle Productions ooooh yeah
The first thunder jaw is great! The first easy thunder jaw however...... When you can look back at the first and go "did I really struggle that much?" even better.
Everything Rob said about Ghost i completely felt and understood
It's "Final Fantasy X when you get all your characters and Aeons to hit 99,999 on every hit" for me.
I love a really, really high leap of faith on an Assassin's Creed game.
Or sliding of the piramids in Origins.
@@ABadassDragon Oh that's a good one!
I really loved zip lining up Big Ben and other big buildings in AC Syndicate. It really makes you feeeel like Spider-Man.
In Asgard when you jump off Odins tower into the water!! *Chef Kiss*
I love the whole team, but always wait for Rob to come on these videos. He has Charisma +20 and his stories are just so well described! Rob has the geeky coolness we all hope to achieve one day.
One of the most satisfying things for me is when Crash does his little dance after returning to the warp room with a crystal/gem. Also his 'Da da da da' once you reach the end of a level in Crash 1.
Bloodborne: Getting a visceral on Gehrman and/or Lady Maria…that moment when you put cocky bosses in their place
I agree with all of these and i understood Robs feeling perfectly, also combining Rosies and Ashes entries is beating 10k or so geo out of Milibeth the banker in Hollow Knight after she betrays your trust and buggers off with your money, its so satisfying when she realizes you found her and you just start jugling her around and geo just keeps falling out of her
I remember the first time in Horizon Zero Dawn when I was having a hard time with a thunderjaw and i realized i could take off its own weapon and use the disk launcher against it. So satisfying!
Getting a Silent Assassin Rating in Hitman. The new trilogy's gameplay in general is so satisfying.
…especially when you’ve been trying to figure it out for hours!
I just got my first Silent Assassin rating the other day. I was replaying the Marrakesh because it's remained one of my favorite levels and I didn't even realize I was doing that well till I finished the mission and got a 5 star Silent Assassin rating. It was my first 5 star rating too. I'm not the best at stealth, so I was so excited to get that rating. 😊 Now I want to try my best to get it on as many levels as possible.
I'm with Nate here, after 8 hours straight attempting to kill Ishin.... once he was dead I screamed to the air like a brute, almost tearing my top off. BEST!
Literally walking in Got is satisfying. Every moment in that game has been breathtaking and satisfying
overrated game
Wait sorry what’s Got
Gonna seem strange, but for me, I gotta say it’s the PlayStation Studios logo display at the start of recent games that show a few characters inside the button shapes. It just feels good to me.
Also, hitting the weak spot on a Heaven Smile in Killer7. The sound is still stuck in my head decades later.
God ash's entry is just... Yeah... I'm just starting to grind through the final pantheon now but they're all just so satisfying and amazing to complete. Best of luck!
Oh I totally know the feeling Ash is talking about though from a different game. I'm trying (with emphasis on trying) to get the plat in Super Street Fighter IV now and the "only" hard thing to do is the hardest thing in the game which is to clear all trials with all original characters. And the difficulty is insane. So far I've cleared only two charaters' trials and they the easiest ones and still it was insanely hard. But the feeling of accomplishment when you clear a trial you've spent days on is incredible. Having said that I'm stuck on the same trial for four days now.XD
cruising down vice beach on a pcj 600, hawaiin shirt flapping in the breeze, flash fm pumping out the 80s bangers...bliss
The "creating something for an imaginary audience" is exactly what I feel when I'm in photo mode on Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart. I just pan that camera around in slow mo through an explosive scene, creating my own Michael Bay-style film trailer 😎
The ability to jump and climb in games is so satisfying, particularly as it is impossible in real life :p
😂😂😂This will become a meme. If it isn't already. Mark my words!
Prince of Persia Sands of Time had a parry mechanic that had to be exactly on time to work, but when you got it right, you could parry up to 4 attacks back to back before stabbing them with the dagger and it was so fluid and smooth and felt like you were dancing. It felt so satisfying every time I got it right. Especially those big sword carrying sand monsters that you couldn't jump over. Ahh, just perfect.
The "Launch" ability in Control. Just... every time you use it.
Getting the Platinum on Hollow knight made me feel like a God!
God of God slaying. Hee hee
Hitting the below 0 time on that godforsaken chocobo race in ffx, then doing it again years later on the remaster.
“Liberating” any area on big open world games and seeing how far you’ve come.
Freeing any of the areas from the demon darkness in Okami. To name a few ☺️
Getting gud in God of War. But specifically, doing a jumping overhead smash attack with the axe on a valykrie. The ones where you need to stop their un-blockable explosion attack by throwing your axe at them while they are in the air. If you then sprint at them while they are kneeling on the ground and press R2, Kratos does a jumping overhead smash where he calls the axe back at the peak of his jump and smashes down with a big runic explosion. Such a satisfying combo. But so is every situation where you meaningfully throw the axe, switch to another mode of combat and call it back just in time for another axe attack.
Ash fumbles with her words over an amazing game, *squeaks a marker on the whiteboard*
That feeling .. after you clear out a whole outpost/fort/encampment in any of the FAR CRY games .. No alarms raised. Mmmmmmm GOOD.
Please Rob, We need to see Ghost of Tootshima in action.
I have to say, one of the oddly satisfying moments was in the 2016 Hitman. On the Sapienza level there is a guard tower near the gate entrance, once compromised I decided, "okay, this is where I make my stand." I'd down them on their way into the tower, how many guards could the game possibly send? Apparently a lot, or infinite as I built up a pile at the tower's doorway and would dump out the window bodies of the guards that made it inside adding to the mass. Eventually the game started to freeze up and glitch from the sheer number of bodies on screen in a heap. Eventually I figured the game would quit on me and I wanted to see the body count, so I finished the mission to receive a total of 0pts after the Non-Target Kill Points were deducted. The satisfaction though was in seeing the game strain to display the amount of bodies but it kept generating more guards.
Mine is having played all the way through Horizon Zero Dawn picking up snippets of what happened in the past, it's slow burn until you get the final reveal of how the world ended and I must have gone back and watched it 3 times, It's like watching the best Sci-Fi film or reading the best Sci fi book ever written but you've just played it. Surpassed Swansong for me which is my favourite book.
I would spend several moments doing absolutely nothing in Tsushima. Just enjoying the beautiful landscape
Hitting a parry in souls is always so good, that noise is like pure bliss
For me, it’s very similar to Rob’s it that general mastery, where you wander round in a game, knowing you’re invincible and that even being touched by an enemy is an insult. That you can fight enemies for as long as you feel like, just perfectly parrying and dodging as you toy with them
How can you mention Ghost of Tsushima and not talk about the perfect parries Rob! It’s about as satisfying as it gets 👌
There’s an armour in the DLC that only allows for perfect parties and rewards you with instant counterattacks which is amazing.
Pulling off parries in the souls games. That DSHHH! and everything just pauses before you run that enemy through.
Drawing the Master Sword in Link to the Past. (Yes, I was alive long before Playstation existed. :) The sun shone down, the birds cheeped and the music swelled. It was an amazing moment.
I'd say Gran Turismo, finally getting a certain lap time. When you're close enough that you're chasing tenths or hundredths of seconds and then finally getting the gold trophy for a license test is just bliss. Don't remember which game or track, but there was a license test with a Veyron that it took me 3+ hours to get the gold time.
That was Gran Turismo 6, the final test for the S License… took me hours!
My most satisfiying moment in a videogame was in Bloodborne when after defeating Martyr Logarius y was very low in bloodvials, so I returned to Central Yarham to farm some. The absolute wrecking I did of the enemies was so satifiying, specially those that before were very hard and now were a breeze
Beating Necron in FFIX.
For context, I got the game for my tenth birthday when it had just been released. It rapidly became my favourite game and I got all the way to Trance Kuja before the save data corrupted.
Downloaded it on PS4 during lockdown one and, after a battle where I was convinced he’d won after an unlucky Grand Cross, Steiner hit the finishing blow.
Nearly 20 years after first getting it, I had beaten Final Fantasy IX
Congratulations! I had a similar experience where my disc was scratched and always froze as soon as the fight with Necron began. It was the first time my heart ever broke. 😅
Makes me want to give it another go on the PS5...
Ive been having a really hard time lately with gaming channels getting more and more disingenuous. You guys seem to be thankfully staying the course and it definitely shows. Thanks for being yourselves! Really enjoyed this one!
Laymen Gaming has kinda done a comeback as well imo. But yeah, these talks from people genuinely enjoying video games are great
I only watch two gaming channels: this one and Mystic. Two awesome channels.
Probably the music in Kingdom Hearts intros / when SDG are about to go to another world
The day I beat Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts. Grant it, it was also the day I stopped playing the game for a while, but I was glad to finally be rid of him.
Also winning FFA games in Black Ops 2. And winning against players who are more highly skilled than me in Street Fighter X Tekken (& the few other fighting games I've played).
And killing Giants & Mammoths in Skyrim by having them chase me to Whitewatch Tower & watching them kill Guards so I can take their stuff & smith/sell it as well as whatever the Giants & Mammoths have.
We need a cinematic playthrough of Ghost of Tsushima from Rob!!! That was beautiful.
its so good to have all of you back in studio together. the live reactions in this video were the best.
Returning Cyberpunk should be no 1
defeating the corrupted Behemoth in HZD after being met with an incredible challenge
For me, (mild spoilers for the Witness) it's when you realise there are puzzles in the world and you solve the first one and get that bang and see the glitter fly off. *Chef kiss*
Exploding heads in the Resident Evil series. The sound is brilliant.
I'm completely with Rosie. It's one of my favourite games ever as well. I loved getting my gems back from moneybags back when I first played it years ago. Then when I played Reignited Trilogy, the memory came flooding back.
This video got me back into the Hollow Knight grind. I ended up giving up last time when the diffiiculty spike of the 3rd pantheon hit and the realization came in how much of an impossible task it would be to beat the final pantheon. Now, after jumping back in and getting enough practice in, I managed to make it through the 3rd and 4th pantheon. Now I 'only' have the final pantheon left. It still seems really really hard, but I'm enjoying practice again, and things don't seem as impossible as they used to anymore.
Love the in office Tuesday checklist on a Wednesday. Great one guys.
My most satisfying moment is pulling off a difficult combo in a fighting that either the game tries to teach me or I saw online. It’s extra satisfying landing the combo in an online match.
God I’m obsessed with Ash’s voice… soooo satisfying!!! 🤤
While ash was talking in her segment, i could litterally hear rossie smiling.
For me, the absolute best was the first web swing at Marvel's Spider-Man, it was so magic it didn't felt real, and it still hits me right every single time
The music in that moment was really really good too
I can't Rob's most satisfying video game moment wasn't..
Murdering Nazeem of the Cloud District
That one, glorious moment, after four games worth of torture, that you get to PHYSICALLY pound Riddler into a bloody pulp in Arkham Knight.
For me, my favorite moment was finishing Alien:Isolation for the first time. It was past midnight, I was shaking from nerves and lack of sleep, and I've never felt physically worse yet so mentally amazing.
I have several related to sounds or the soundtrack of certain games as they are my favorite thing about games so my pick has to be the sound of sneaking & collecting bottles in Sly Cooper
She really wanted to say "Moneybags' bullshit" but caught herself 🤣🤣🤣
Good luck with the phanteon of hallownest Ash. I can say that’s my most satisfying moment in any videogame.
Yes. I'm currently stuck on that. Annoyed me so much that I started working on doing all bosses in the Hall of Gods on Radiant instead. I did Pure Vessel yesterday and NKG today so I'd say I'm gonna be ready to try the fifth Pantheon again soon.
@@tabeatamm3594 Good luck!!!!
The Dualsense has ruined other controllers for me forever
Getting my 1st (and only so far) Platinum. It was Marvel's Spiderman x'D
Most satisfying moment, every single time… “Hey, you, you’re finally awake”
I did a little involuntary sigh just reading that. Lol
For me one of those satisfying moments because it was so hard was getting the platinum relic in Stormy Ascent in the Crash Bandicoot N'sane Trilogy. Getting that time after weeks of trying was amazing
Rob’s entry is my favorite. Makes me want to play Ghost again. In fact I’m downloading it again today. This video is awesome.
The most satisfying moment in game for me is when I got the Best Ending in Suikoden II where the boys survived 😂
Defeating the Burst in Furi.
That boss fight has something like 7 phases with the penultimate one being an absolute gauntlet of bullets and laser you need to dodge and dash through while also moving from cover to cover avoiding her sniper fire. Oh and she's invulnerable while in this phase so you have to just wait it out. All to a killer Carpenter Brut Synthwave track.
When I finally did it I had a sliver of health left and had the final phase which involves blocking and parrying some simple attack strings you've dealt with a dozen times earlier in the boss fight, but this time with your hands shaking from the adrenaline. Every time I pulled off a perfect party and recovered some health my shaky hands would mean I messed up the next one and my health kept going right back down to the last hp before I'd manage to get the timing down again. Failure meant starting the whole fight again.
When I somehow managed to pull off that last parry and land the killing blow I pretty much screamed in triumph. I've never felt happier conquering a boss fight knowing there was no exploit, no cheesing, just learning the skills needed to win.
Beating Ruby and Emerald weapon from the OG FF7. I was so happy when I finally won against them.
The only videos where i smile along when i watch. Keep it up Access team.
Hitting MoneyBags is the most satisfying thing in the Spyro-verse.
for me has to be the perfect parry in games like ghost of tsushima or jedi fallen order.... just feels soo satisfying.. small one but amazing feeling
It can be especially satisfying when you one hit them. Makes u feel badass
Haha Ashe: Paintheons🤣🤣🤣 So good !!!
That moment I finally, FINALLY!, beat Sigrun in God of War was just *chef's kiss* so damm satisfying 🤩 got me my second plat, first one I'd actively gone after so it was extra rewarding
I love collecting as many Relics as I can find in Knack/Knack 2. It's soooooo satisfying to get as big as I possibly can and just mowing down everyone in my path.
Oooh yeah, finally beating Genichiro was satisfying. Almost as satisfying as beating Isshin the Sword Saint. "Hesitate, and you lose." I hesitated and lost a lot.
Hesitation is defeat. Those words are seared into my mind
Although... Owl, Father was pretty tough. I think I found him more frustrating than Isshin
Ahhh that cathartic moment of beating up moneybags! 😂💰
Doing everything Rob does but wearing the bandana that covers your eyes for extra badassery
Beating any super hard optional boss in any RPG is always satisfying but the most satisfying was finally beating Ruby Weapon way back when the game first came out.
Sticking the cannon into Nemesis’ face and turning him into a bolognese.
Gravity Rush, when you hit that intuitive level of using your powers, and learn to chain them together. That absolutely rules.
I like how all of their moments are essentially "earned" or "deserved", a culmination of the effort they've put into the game to learn it so well
Most satisifying for me is raising an "OBJECTION!" in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Glad more of these games are coming to Playstation.
The single most satisfying thing in any game is navigating the Ashtray Maze in Control.
Through the entire game you have felt the creeping sense of dread instilled by the constant suggestions from the hiss. You have been in an opressive sound scape that constantly serves to unnerve you. The upsetting chanting filling you with the utmost uneasiness and loss of control. The Ashtray Maze has served to symbolize this loss of control - complete misdirection - no sense of place - a space that denies you.
But then you finally put on the walkman. The lyrics commanding you to take control - drowning out the hiss and their otherworldly chanting. Finally you are in control both over mind and matter. The rooms shifting in place for you, while you rain down vengance on your astral enemies. It is a section of complete badassery - and ultimately satisfaction!
you can cheese the Grim.. stand below him and spam abyss shriek.. the will only use the balloon fire attack which is easy to dodge
I’m looking forward to watching Naths moustache evolve lol
Pantheon of Sage came to mind when you said Hollow Knight.
Having never thought I could do the Knight Pantheon, I'm on the verge. I'll bet you can, too!
The last one? Yeesh.
Oh. You beat Zote. In my game I did things in a weird order so he's alive but stuck in the coliseum. He uh... Isn't in the sage Pantheon. I feel like a fraud.
My recent satisfying thing in gaming is defeating Weiss in FFVIIR intergrade. The music puts you in a trance while you relearn your staggering basics again as you fight a Shojou manga version of Sephiroth. It was really gaming bliss.
I'm so used with Yuffie and Sonon, I totally forgot how to play as the 4 main characters lol...
These guys have the best job in the world... play games and nerd out with each other talking about them!
Love these vids! Spot on about Tshushima, loved every second of it!
I am totally with Rob on this one. GoT is one of my all time favourite games.
So wonderful to have you all laughing together.
I got Demons Souls in 2010 and abandoned in the PS3 because I didn’t understand the game. I returned to From Software in March of 2021 in this order: DS3, Bloodbourne, DS1, Demons Souls (PS3 after 11 years), Sekiro all platinums, and DS2 in course. From software is just different. I feel a young kid challenging my self to beat the stop point I’m in. That feeling that a boss is unbeatable until I read his moves feels like matrix neo, just like you said. That’s pure art. That’s beautiful.
Ash, I totally feel you. I'm on the last Pantheon and Nightmare Grimm for my last two trophies and it makes me want to cry..
Spider-Man PS4, ultimate difficulty, the hammer head compounds, getting the 150 hit streak with like perfect combo flow and web and gadget action… just mastering that combat system and nailing a run like that is super satisfying