I did this for minute then I stopped. Not interested in paying to progress through a game.

Creativity exists in gaming, its just in the indie scene. Because unlike these AAA companies they are willing to take the risk on a weird idea. Remember when square made Vagrant a story, a well loved, fun game that didn't sell 2 billion copies? They would never do that now

The amount of idiocy in these comments hurts my soul November. Now, I don't really know much about you personally, but I've been a viewer of your content for a whilr, & it does a good job highlighting the plight of modern gaming & how the profit incentive has poisoned your passion. Im glad this didnt seem to affect you much. Please keep releasing these types of videos; we need more people to wake up & see that they're being conned. ❤

I never got it bruh last time I play this was 2017 😭💀

Hell yeah, might pick up a few of these games. Thanks! You're awesome.

Damaged Lost City shell for the win

Lies

I played mortal shell, the only gripe I have is that they have a focus on plat forming.

Sleeping dogs has got to be the most underrated game of all time.

I agree

A lot of modern games are hard to play because there’s so much shit in the screen rendered in high fidelity that it all just blurs together. Simple, stylized graphics will always be superior.

I was 1 when this was released. Weird

Bro i wish i could still find matches that auto rifle is so fucking cool i would pay money for that

Amazing game!

Something to ponder is how we’re gonna beat Xivu Arath and how they’re gonna handle that expansion now that they fired everyone again.

the answer i know is the fact destiny 1 was made with quality in mind the game ran 30fps so bungie could do even more to the art and enviroment. half of it is missing on d2 because d2 was designed with performance where you can play 120fps. so the lower fps a game has the more detailed its gunna be. I guess they need to be careful because the more they do the more it affects fps.

U gonna piss a lot of 12 years old with this video

dog killer

Coming back here for the nostalgia

I have to say D1 was really fun to play 👍

The one game that can make me rage without making me quit

I got nanophoenix my first try. After 4 hours trying. Very good memory for me. My teamates were envious once the rarity was found out

Hehe i got half life on the 25th anniversary for free

That's why I never left my old gaming consoles... from ps4 / xbox 1 generation the game industry just sucks... looks like it took time for ppl to realize it... now everyone is running back to the retrogaming scene

This is certainly one of the better videos addressing the issue of live service in games. The thing is, this isn't just a gaming problem. Virtually every industry under the sun is attempting, in some way, shape, or form, to implement some variation of live service to their products. One infamous example is BMW wanting owners to pay a subscription fee to use the car seat heaters. Another note, something you don't mention, and actually I see nobody mention is how live service has conditioned players to believe games, even singleplayer games, MUST be updated every week/month/bi-monthly or, as they scream at the top of their lungs, "GAME IS DEAD!". When games are being released constantly as incomplete, buggy messes, nobody notices. The conditioning becomes glaring when this is being applied to decades-old, completed-at-launch, and still popular games like Team Fortress 2, a game released in 2007. It had no battle passes, in-game shops, or much of anything other than the core gameplay, servers that players start up and run themselves, the ability for players to make their own custom maps, and a heaping mountain of fun. Valve went and made a huge mistake trying to turn TF2 into a live-service game because they thought it was necessary in order to compete with Overwatch when they didn't need to at all. I still play TF2 but I don't touch matchmaking.

If you watched the making of BF1. It'll be no surprise why this game was so well made. The amount of hard work and passion from everyone involved in the creation of this game is astounding. And because this game was not politically driven like most anything that comes out these days are. It was a fantastic experience since everything felt it was real in this game. Of course it's not 100% historically accurate. But because it was so well made it feels like it was.

Don’t miss destiny 1 hop on and keep playing cause we all need to keep this masterpiece alive ✊

I remember when Necrochasm was returning in Destiny 2 and Bungie send me an email showing my use in Destiny 1, it was apparently 'not obtained' meanwhile my Warlock in Destiny 1 clearly is holding the gun, never understood that

Earned a sub for this. Excellent job man. Amazing short

If you think that’s bad, go ahead and open up apex legends for me. Skins that are only sold in bundles with an undesirable weapon skin that costs 10$ itself if it was on its own. Mid weapon skins that are the exact same price as a LEGENDARY SKIN for a legend. Loot boxes that only ever give you a small amount of crafting materials and a common skin for a character you don’t play and yet loot boxes are the only way to get the highly sought after heirlooms. And also recently, loot boxes that cost 10 whole bucks, that have a significant chance to just give you a banner frame and common crafting materials. Apex makes destiny 2 look like the Elden ring of live service monetization

Please bring back the d1 solo nightfall videos! They were so entertaining. We still play D1 on xb1 and 360

The art style, the simplicity, the music and lighting makes D1 so relaxing and addictive. Man i miss those days so much. The music playing in the background of this Video is so simple and relaxing

Destiny 1 & 2 especially destiny 1, i will make a memorial for destiny once the servers shut off

I love watching these. just reminds me the days with my friend always running them. Some of my best gaming times was with him in D1 and D2 but 1 really brings back what we all feel in love with. this game was just love.

Bad Company 2 story was better. But I still liked the story in 1

It is peak battlefield. The visuals, the mechanics, the atmosphere, the sound. It was jaw dropping when it came out. I still remember the first time i sniped a pilot out of a cockpit while he was swooping to lay down fire... what a game. 30k multiplayer kills with the Mondragon Storm alone on xbox.

Is Indie game hates make realistic quality anymore?

Ghost of Tsushima, Celeste and Sonic The Hedgehog.

The first time MTX got me, it was because I thought that money went straight to devs. I thought of it like tipping. Now I know devs don’t see a dime from MTX.

Live service games need government regulation. It's past time, especially for games aimed at kids. Games with gambling mechanics need an automatic R18+ rating. Hard parental advisories on store fronts that the games involve gambling and require payer confirmation. We won't let a minor into a casino but we'll let them drain a credit card on annual digital deluxe NBA 2K games and virtual sports cards and mystery boxes. It's fucked.

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You don't own anything from live service games. That's why is a bad games

Red dead 1 & 2, pretty much all the soulsborne games, the classic Zelda games, gta San Andreas, ff7, & most recently Elden Ring & lies of p

1:50 in & bro earned me as a sub indefinitely

I you love fetch quests just play death stranding

God, Sir Wallen was my first destiny KZbinr ever that took me back, man

The lesson is one that many software engineers make. Engineers strive to optimize everything they can. Its a career that appeals to optimizer personalities. So its only natural for them to need to squeeze every bit of graphical optimization into their work. But designers know that for everything you optimize you must sacrifice something else. It becomes VERY important as you build something to deeply consider and re-evaluate your success criteria at every step. The 80/20 rule prevents much improvement after a point, while requiring ever increasing amounts of work to get there. What AAA studios need to realize is that we're WELL beyond the uncanny valley and don't really need more graphical improvement. So it makes sense to deprioritize ultra-realistic graphics and re-prioritize gameplay, storytelling, pacing, etc. Gamers should not have to buy a $3000 rig with a terabyte of storage just to play the new titles.

Developers have to make sure games are immersive but its also up to the players. Like how often do most gamers focus on making the action look clean and cinematic? How often does a player slowly swing the camera around or walk instead of running around like a headless chicken. They give us the colors and canvas but its on us to paint the picture.

anyone got any suggestions for the ps3 version for titan? ps3 edition is before rise of iron and im going for something reef themed, and i already got the queens guard mark for it

💩Mortal Shell💩 it’s a crime to recommend that to someone especially if it’s not free