Didnt know Titanfall used the source engine.

Forgotten aspects of the Source Engine games include: _-Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines_ which (was foolishly) released on the same day as _Half-Life 2._ These two games really ushered in a new era of facial animation. -The game company Kuma Games which made free shovelware games based on real military operations and battles. A few of their developers went to Iran supposedly to research and make assets for new games, and were arrested by the Iranian regime as NATO spies. -The public beta Counter-Strike: Source released shortly before HL2. Those who preordered HL2 gained early access to the CSS beta.

a very cultured vid

btw, the source engine is already 20 years old, although you might not count it, because of half life source, which released in june 2004

It's all true

using the xbox cover art is wild

For the quality it’s insane you don’t have more subs. Earned one here. Keep it up!

ayyy I'm 21 too

yep

I swear kids need to hear about the source engine games more like the half life series tf2 and the portal series too much Fortnite and valorant rotting there brains

Pu Map Kin!

I've only really just gotten into gldsrc and source engine games, but man are they good. Seeing how active stuff like Garry's Mod and Portal 2 still are is a testament to that I think.

source ♥

Minor detail. Dota2 is actually Source 2, which was technically available in 2015. That engine is only relatively recently coming into its own, but does look to hold a lot of promise for future releases.

I'm a game developer since 4 years ago, but i have always had the idea of getting into game development, and most of the games who set that idea in my mind where source or gold source games, specially the begginners guide or stanley parable, and right now im pretty much in love with s&box and the future of source engine, it was a good video, keep it up with the good work.

I am a teenager, and I love making various maps in hammer, as a gen z I can assure you that source engine is still relevant in 2024. It is just too good of an engine to develop various projects

Very nice work.

playing a video game doesn't automatically mean its a waste of your life. every time someone says that it is it gives me a visceral reaction.

WHERES THAT LOST COAST THING YOU TALKED ABOUT

Cool

You should have more subscribers man, you just really make good and watchable content! (More on the minecraft side kf your channel though) And i love it^^ keep up the goodwork man, cheers! And God bless

Shaders are great.

I think you deserve even more. 🎉 Congrats on the 100 subs tho.

Well done on 100 cyber

Great video! For the 15th anniversary, I revisited some of my very first world's, And the nostalgia trip made me feel all kinds of emotions, Sad because I will never be that young curious child with no care in the world, happy because I managed to preserve some parts of that childhood, some of which are 10+year old time capsules, I even found a 10 minute video of me playing in a flat creative world just messing around, as a kid would do, random stuff scattered everywhere! and i still have that world! I still play Minecraft, as a matter of fact, more than any other game combined, and even working on a Mega Cyberpunk city (which most probably i wont finish lol) and even managed to get my friend hooked on it to help me build it. And the fact Minecraft is more relevant than ever, and arguably more fun (at least in my opinion) is a testament to how great it is!

epic video, imma follow along :D

Nope

Honestly, this video kinda reminded me of when I first started playing Minecraft. I started playing Minecraft back in 2011, when I got introduced to it by own brother. At the time, my brother was building a castle on Java version 1.0. Then I looked at the game that he was playing and I was thinking, "Man this is so cool. I want too play this." So I did. I first started off on Java edition on my Mothers old computer. (Which was kinda shitty for being a old laptop.) Then when I realize that Java was more laggy on a computer, I made a smart choice and switched over to Xbox 360 at the time in early 2012. And from there, memories were made on that version. From 2012-2018, I played a lot of Minecraft Xbox 360. Even during 2016-2017 when Minecart at the time was being proceed as a quote on quote, " kids game", I just ignored it, and continued on all the way up to 2018 when something big was happening. So you might be wondering, what happened in 2018 that was big so to say? Well, you see. During 2018, the Update Aquatic was being announced to Minecraft. But not only that, but Legacy Console edition aka Xbox 360 was also being discontinued by Mojang and Microsoft to create Bedrock edition. At the time I was shocked. Because I made so many memories on that version. So for Mojang and Microsoft to discontinue it, was pretty sad and depressing. So at the time, I debated with myself in my room about two choices. Should I ether, A: Move to Bedrock edition, or B: Should I stay on the Xbox 360? I thought long and hard about this choice. Because on one hand, I was going to be in an updated version of Minecraft and not on a discontinued version that was never going to get any new updates. But on the other hand, I couldn't just leave my old worlds behind. Because I made so many memories on those worlds. So, leaving them behind would feel like I lost something dear to me, as a result of the choice. So, with a heavy heart, I said my finale goodbyes to the old worlds before transferring to bedrock. And after that, I transferred in mid 2018, to 2019. Then from there, I fully switched to bedrock in that time. And from there I got used to Bedrock Minecraft. Where I continued to make new and lasting memories even after Xbox 360 has ended. So here we are today. Minecraft is turning 15 years old. And at the same time, I'm also celebrating the fact I played Minecraft for 13 years. That's right, 13 years. That is almost my entire life. But at the same time, It also feels so surreal. I don't know if it's obsession, or dedication that always attracts me to this game. Honestly, it might be both LOL. And god, the Golden age of Minecraft on KZbin. Man. That time period was so great! How I would describe Minecraft's golden age on KZbin from my perspective, Is kinda like an endless party. A party that just doesn't stop. But if your a new player that just started coming into the community recently through 2019-2024, then all I'm going to say to you is this. You should've been there. 2011-2015 was a great time in Minecraft's history. And at the same time, 2024 has been a good time for the game as well. Even tho there might be controversies or dramas in the community. At the end of the day, that doesn't matter at all. What matters is celebrating this games past, and it's eventual future as a game that lasts for a 100 years. And let me end this off here with a thank you. Thank you to Mojang, 4J Studios and you guys in the Minecraft community. Without you or this game, I wouldn't be anywhere today without any of you three to make this possible. Lets have another 15 years together. Sufi-

Hey, loved your world! I'm curious to see more of it :)

I'm super glad KZbin is reccomending me videos like yours! Can't wait to see what amazing builds you create :)

i was surprised when i saw that you had just 82 subs, you deserve a billion!!

Which Shader are you using?

damn 8 years for this hot ass? listen to the haters.

you have a good voice lol

The thing I just love in building projects throughout many years (especially building towns/villages/cities) is fully decorated interior and you are one of these builders that I enjoy watching and following their growth. It's nice that youtube suggested me your vid

Great video!

Nice channel, I'll be here whenever you get famous

I appreciate the effort you put into making this video. Its cinematic concept is neat & quite simple but it goes into great depth to show how much you love the game. I would say it was quite enjoyable witnessing from your retrospective. You got my curiosity.

just subbed, nice video man.

Your audio is horrible the audible clicking from what i assume is your keyboard is so loud

Hey dude, I came from reddit, very nice video! I have to say that this resonated with me quite a bit! Some of my experiences almost seem parallel to yours - Just like you, I started playing when I was 8-9 during beta 1.8 in 2011, and I'm 21 now. I tried to get my brother into the game, and I remember for the first few hours he intially disliked it lol. To this day, it's still a major way in which we connect, especially since he doesn't play many games and we live apart. It was also the game of which my friends and I bonded over in primary school. I didn't play factions often, but there was a towny server of whom I still talk to some of the people I played with today, despite it closing many years ago now. It's insane how much of our lives this game has taken up, and all of the great memories that have came with it. I'd be really interested to see how many hours I've accumulated in this game but given how much it probably is, perhaps it's better if I don't know😅Unfortunately, I've never really committed to a world as long as you have, as I tended to lose motivation after a while and I would create new ones. So, well done on keeping a world going for 8 years, it looks great!

Love this babe 😂❤❤

this is a certified hood classic right here. game of the year, honestly.

YOU WENT TOO FAR RAT MAN! TOO FAR! YOU’VE BEEN SNIFFING TOO MUCH FAZ-GLUE AND YOU’VE LOST IT.

why are you a mice /

Peak survival horror indeed

Hor hor hor hor hor

What he doesn’t mention is he inverted the camera controls to make it even harder to shoot the animatronics

Maybe curve their bodies a little. Make them a little less long and more pear shaped

Cool, found you on r/ClubPenguinRewritten!