So I Played all Baldur's Gate spin-off RPGs & Spiritual Successors

[@click4gameplay]

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[@vahlok1426]

I had a demo disc with a Dark Alliance 1 demo on it, and was super into it. I played it over and over, and eventually got the game. I played it through many times, but never got the sequel until years later. I never got the Champions games until recently, because as a kid I thought they were exclusively online games, and we didn't have high speed internet for online gaming so I ignorantly didn't bother. Nowadays I have both DA and the Champions duology, both on original hardware and re-releases in the case of DA1&2. I still play them all, and love them to death.

[@Malisa1990]

Played all of them except the last two. All of the games were such a horrible experience because of the emulation but Champions was by far the worst. I played Dark Alliance 1&2 and Champions with a friend in co-op on the original Playstation 2 and we REALLY enjoyed them. Much later I used the emulation for them and the only one that didn't had the problems was Dark Alliance 1 and it still had a massive drop in the Black Tower. I picked up the games again after they were released on the PC and yeah my favorite is still Dark Alliance 2 and it was really satisfyingly playing them again without the slowdowns. It also think the second game has almost perfect lvl of balance between the classes, something that Champions in my eyes lacked, like the Dark Knight always felt pretty gimmicky with worse melee and worse spells than their respective classes, and the ranger class felt also pretty weak. I don't know about Return to Arms because I just couldn't suffer through the slowdowns and that's the only one that my friend didn't have on PS2. I remember on some forums back when I tried emulating them that people were always saying that Snowblind engine was never emulation friendly and that no matter what the specs of the PC is it will almost always have bad performance issues in some parts.

[@jakeparkinson8929]

You didn't include Baldies Basic, they are part of the baldies gate ip!

[@TheOnceandFutureJake]

Spoiler Alert C4G: Baldur's Gate is set in the D&D universe.

[@AithosRP]

Dark Alliance 1&2 are my favorite D&D games of all time. I will never forget farming bosses and reloading with my friends sitting on the couch as a kid eating Pizza Hut and Mt Dew. I also LOVE Champions of Norath...I wish we could get a modern version of all these games. I am so sad we do not have multiplayer in the re-releases.

[@DieEineMieze]

Wow, really? Everyone always talks about Baldurs gate 2, divinity 2, disco Elysium and so on. I'm a huge crpg fan and didn't even know these Baldurs gate games existed.

[@mathewhosier9739]

​@@DieEineMiezethese baldurs gate spinoff RPGs are ARPGs, not CRPGs

[@sarah_zamri]

Dark Alliance 2 makes me so mad if I forgot to switch my weapons and armour when fighting rust monsters. Good times.

[@flimbli]

@@DieEineMieze I had only PC so i didn't even know about these ps2 exclusive DnD games)

[@Wolfman6743]

I recently bought a refurbished GameCube, and found my old memory card with my lvl 36 dwarf fighter on it. He's so OP that I was playing it on hard mode like it was easy lol

[@cachorrofilosofico]

The cubic jelly is not "out of place", it is a classic D&D creature

[@beeboop5158]

Never ran into one playing dnd

[@CFronTV]

@@beeboop5158gelatinous cube is very much so classic d&d just cos you never encountered one doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist lol

[@fentanylgod]

​@@beeboop5158 cubic jelly is one of the most iconic enemy

[@MBulldog1979]

Champions return to arms had that lizard shaman that could get to insane levels of health regen.

[@Hoonter986]

Planar winds

[@martinvomsozialamt334]

not to mention building him totally on strengh for that giant skill so you easily hit around 5k damage on lvl 70 already :D

[@draklen2244]

Small correction. Both Baldurs Gate and Dark Alliance take place in the forgotten realms universe so the final game on your list is in the same world.

[@KokotoHero-N3]

Champions was my introduction to RPG loot and gear and that's remained one of my favorite genre/gameplay loops to date.

[@ItsJustBrew]

Champions of Norrath and Return to Arms are my favorite action RPGs of all time. They are really great PS2 game in general. A while back I posted in the Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance Steam community, asking how likely it would be that the devs would ever make a remaster of Champions of Norrath, and the answer seemed to be that they were interested in doing it but licensing issues made it very unlikely that it would ever happen.

[@GrimmReinhardt]

you forgot Demon Stone - its pretty good for its age

[@mohdkhairul9701]

I love Demon Stone especially with all the cameos.

[@ashwinnmyburgh9364]

Just because I'm that guy, Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance and Dungeons and Dragons Dark Alliance actually take place in the same universe, that is, the Forgotten Realms (aka, the dungeons and dragons universe). Baldur's Gate is a city-state in that world, situated on the Sword Coast, which is south of Icewind Dale.

[@cyber-gonk5281]

You're supposed to use the jump as traversal in dark allegiance 1 & 2! If you're not jumping constantly, the enemies will catch you!

[@nodeSVN]

These games are like comfort food for me. There is something very zen-like, mashing your way through dungeons while collecting loot and grinding levels. There are two more games from SOE that look and play like the Snowblind Studios games: Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom for PS3 and Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade for PSP.

[@DarkAkuma86]

One thing you missed in dark alliance by only playing through once was some special interactions with certain bosses based on playing different classes. For instance the drow has special dialog when talking to the elf player character. Note that the interaction is, if i remember correctly, based on player 1 when playing multiplayer. Though it could also be based on which player triggered the cutscene, i dont honestly remember for certain. Also both baldur's gate and icewind dale are part of Faerun, an expansion to dnd (if you look up a map, icewind dale is in the north west corner and baldur's gate is about halfway down the coast. Even the newest dnd movie that came out last year is set in this world). Drizzt, the dark elf ranger in icewind dale is a secret unlockable character in baldur's gate 1&2 due to his popularity within the forgotten realms novels. The legend of drizzt began with the icewind dale trilogy in 1988 by R.A. Salvatore and now is currently 39 books long.

[@mr1357989]

champions return to arms was literally my all time favorite PS2 game, god tier game, easily one of the best of the consoles life

[@maritnlopez11]

We need it back again for sure !.

[@NUNYA-c7g]

Champions of Norath was the first game I pulled an all nighter for! Back then I had never even had an energy drink. Me and my friend drank a 2L of RC and made peanut butter and honey sandwiches. Good times!

[@willv935]

Thanks for the vid, man! Baldur's Gate is in the D&D universe though. It's a city within the Forgotten Realms, one of the main campaign settings.

[@zizthesin]

I think showing a slime and saying "enemies feeling out of place." when in DND the gilantenous cube you show, is in a prime example of a place you'd expect to find them might be a little over sight.

[@Flood520]

Man, I got a LOT of enjoyment out of the Dark Alliance games back in the day. Especially couch co-op. But it's insane and nearly criminal they're demanding $30 USD for each one, with no improvements. And they never really go on sale - I check pretty regularly.

[@WolfheartFPS]

Dark Alliance 1&2 hold special places in my heart! Still got to get around to playing Titan Quest. Excited for the upcoming one. Great vid

[@Tilleymane11]

Dark Alliance 1 & 2 take me back to those all nighters with my brother. Good times

[@xStorn99x]

These games have a special place in my heart. Sitting down with my entire family using the 4 way controller spilter and playing champions of norath. I remember my dad found an exploit to duplicate our best gear and we were all rich.

[@jamoljackson46]

I played both Champion games religiously growing up. Me and my siblings played multiplayer for hours on end

[@hookshot320]

I'm an elder millennial and I still have my original copies of BG: dark alliance 1 & 2 and norrath 1 & 2 for my PS2. All still working, glad I took care of it. They are still some of my favorite games. Naturally, I instantly fell in love with BG3, granted I play that on PC. Also, shout out to the Jak and Daxter series for PS2; they are very sentimental to me :)

[@Gh0StF1sHy]

0:45 Each of the Baldur's Gate titles; are set in the Forgotten Realms, a 'DnD universe' as you put it. 33:23 again, same thing. Icewind Dale; like Baldur's Date, is a place extant within the Forgotten Realms.

[@garydupuis2796]

In regards to Champions of Norrath, the best thing about those games were the over 10,000 different randomized weapons and weapons, and the ability to slot gems into your weapons.

[@peterkirby7546]

Clicked after seeing Champions in the thumbnail :D . One of the seminal games of my childhood !

[@darkly7378]

Champions of Narath is part of Everquest, not Forgoted Realms.

[@yourcommander3412]

Oh I remember the tavern owner !

[@click4gameplay]

Of course you do.

[@deathseeker754]

Dark alliance, PS2, introduced me to RPG and how truly fun a game could be, beautiful graphics, tons of items and skills, co-op, great voice acting, just an absolute diamond that I'll always love. And I realize I have a lot of nostalgia for the game but it really was enthralling to me. First co-op game me and my brother played for days on end, every chance we got. I would love to try the second game. Didn't realize they remade it for PC so I'll be sure to check it out

[@Sylentmana]

Back when devs weren’t afraid to make really attractive women.

[@nathandrivelordkingalwaysr513]

All these years I never knew ever quest was part of the DnD world. Just thought one of the artist did drawings for both

[@labdG]

Did you use Risen music for this? I just started playing Risen for the first time recently and I think I recognize some of the music. Speaking of that, I can't beleive I didn't try Risen sooner. I'm a huge fan of Gothic 3 and playing Risen now really feels like I'm getting more of what I like about Gothic 3 that I haven't gotten from any other game. But it also makes me wanna replay Gothic 3 again. xD

[@sleepybonesjones4269]

Yeah he uses risen music quite in bit in many of his videos. I played risen for the first time early 2023 and loved it! Never played any of the gothic games but I know they are remaking the first game for pc and current gen consoles imma try that.

[@Thenextday8]

Dark alliance was a masterpiece man. You can still play it today and it would feel fresh. A timeless game

[@SpecShadow]

Bard's Tale was the best - humor and gameplay that was more than mashing buttons. BG Dark Alliance on Game Boy was great too.

[@ratatata2001]

I love Champions returns to arms, i remember playing it with 3 friends when i was like 9 years old and we still remember all of our characters, i had a barbarian max level nad deleted it in front of my friends because i already completed all the game had so it was epic, greetings from Argentina

[@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE]

Baldur's Gate is set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe too...

[@NeflewitzInc]

I got to play the original dark alliance games when they came out, and then a couple of years ago a friend who is into retro gaming had Champions of Norrath, which we were really excited about because I grew up playing Everquest and I had introduced him to it. We had a blast on Champions of Norrath, and it made me want to get the sequel and the EverQuest RTS to see how they were.

[@NeflewitzInc]

I do want to say, small correction about the latest Dark Alliance game, Icewind Dale is in the same universe as Baldur's Gate, it's just that Icewind Dale is the farthest north on the continent.

[@airekofvinlandslayerofthes7965]

Champions of Norrath is such a memory for me. Playing that game with my dad or brother on PS2 "Can't carry anymore"

[@Swanky2024]

Champions return to arms was my childhood. Found a ps2 copy for about $80

[@muddyfaygos343]

The Dark Alliance games were fucking incredible

[@crusixangel9513]

With the last game. It wasn't sluggish imput. It was server lag. Very bad server lag even on offline mode

[@allcaps7815]

some champions return to arms classes peak at different times. the dark elf gets better once it can finally raise an undead army it's other skills are just going to keep it alive. the wood elf is god tier almost from the start though. the wizard is built for the back line because their skill damage doesn't seem to scale. berserker is like an lower grade wood elf. the shaman is interesting with the knock back skill they get and a pet. however the high elves are just strait healers with low damage numbers. the only reason that high elves are stronger than wizards is because wizards dress in silk and can't carry a 2 handed mace.

[@raedjoobeur3864]

The first dark alliance game was hard AF The difficulty spikes when you reach the graveyard section.

[@Wolfman6743]

Man, that section always scared the crap outta me when I was a kid! 😂

[@Thenextday8]

Bruh that bossfight with the orb and the skeletons on hardmode is a true test of your gamerism

[@MiklosHajma]

Umm, if you know Forgotten Realms, Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, Menzoberranzan and Neverwinter are all on the same continent, so technically all games set in these areas are connected in a way.

[@aridale]

I was thinking the same thing when he said it. I was like "huhhh? All those are set in D&D"

[@andrewstencel]

I've played a few hours of Dark Alliance solo on normal, and it was HARD as the dwarf character. The lack of abilities and resources make the experience really challenging, but not in a fair way, as enemies take forever to die, while I get two or three hits before touching the ground.

[@chaosun1770]

I love Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms. I really need them to PC. My biggest problem was the slowdown issues on both of these on PCSX2. Also, as some people mentioned, you should try the 2 Untold Legends games that have been released on PSP. They are really good for that handheld.

[@PavelSemin]

I think Bard's Tale also used the same engine, and you can now play it on iPad. Would be cool if they make the same for these games. Also Demon Stone another really good D&D game, I feel you need to check it out if you're not already

[@lildgamedev6885]

Dark alliance, one of my faves of all time! good memories playing with my bro and dad

[@artiepavlov6593]

dark alliance is set in the Forgotten Realms, same setting as bg and bg dark alliance games.

[@stubenhockershr1161]

20:30 when the Elex Soundtrack hits

[@davoinshowergandle9014]

Brother I have been waiting for you to do Champions of Norrath

[@BlindGardener]

I think the hard and normal mode for dark alliance is meant to be played as new game plus. You can import characters and continue levelling them.

[@MrBrankilla]

I rember playing Dark Alliance 1 on the Xbox with my older brother when we were kids. Never finished it since all our controllers broke and we havent found any since. Such a shame

[@drunkbillygoat]

These games are best played with a friend. Also the 1st game had a special level with drizzt do urden. You could enter a cheat code where he says " very well let the cheating begin "

[@redinthesky1]

You played some great games ! Besides the new Dark Alliance, where they managed to integrate the microtransactions really annoyingly, but forgot to finish the enemy ai

[@ji_mothy]

I LOVE these games. Played all 4 extensively on PS2. I'm bummed the modern port didn't add a single feature, and how much it costs I don't want to reward that greedy behavior so thanks for the video for my fix!

[@jadedlotuz5095]

I still have the Dark Alliance 1 and 2, and the two Champions of Norrath games, and still play it from time to time. Great games. Could say that it is one of my favorites on the PS2, but the thing is, that PS2 has soooo many great games that the list of "favorit" games is longer then "didnt like that". ;) Either way, they are realy good if you want that RPG action adventure looting feeling. After playing BG Dark Alliance 1 for my self, I then had the fortune of playing all these with a friend, in co-op. Even playing the first game once more. It was a blast and was mush more fun then singel player. Probably played thrue these games once with each character/class and played thrue on each difficulty, and in Champions of Norrath games, tried almost both good and evil side with each character. Even the secret character in "BG Dark Alliance 2" (Drizzt, famous D&D character). Extra note: I also played that spin-off "Fallout" game for the PS2, called "Brotherhood of Steel". It is in the same style as these games. It is though not in lore canon, and a bit jank. But still fun if you like these types of games, with a friend. And btw, in Champions of Norrath you can be up to 4 player in co-op. Never tried more then 2 though. But that sounds like some straight up arcady action stuff. Cheers.

[@ryanjenkinson3266]

So the biggest question here is - which of these games are available and worth playing today? Whether via emulator or re-release? And when I look back at these games now, I'm seeing modern ARPGs like Titan Quest, Diablo, etc. Which are more available these days

[@Stryding]

I still got my original copy of Champions of Norrath to this day and never once could pass the character screen when I tried to pay on my modded ps2 back then. It just couldn't load, even tried returning it and the store didn't accepted. Looking now at the disc... it's all scratched because of the pass of time 😢

[@justsometimber1nthelake873]

yesss, nice my man, but playing the games Couch co-op is the way to go, singleplayer its not the true way lol Edit: Currently the best way to play these games is emulating on a PS3, there you have the beautiful couch co-op. Edit 2: You can import your leveled up character from CoN to CoNRtA, even on a ps3 emulation. Sadly, on the PS3 there is no working emulation of the dark alliance games.

[@click4gameplay]

I didn't know importing saves was a thing in those games. Damn, that's actually awesome, especially considering the age of those games. I wish I knew that. I'll keep it in mind for my future playthroughs. I can see myself going back and replaying CoN and RtA.

[@justsometimber1nthelake873]

@@click4gameplay yea, but careful, the import feature works only from CoN to RtA not vice versa. Enjoy the games my man, I started playing these like a week ago and I love em

[@paulman34340]

BG Dark Alliance 2 has a special place in my heart as I remember playing the hell out of it on XBOX alongside KOTOR 2. The moment I saw it on the Switch and saw it worked as it did back then! I had to buy it (thankfully I waited for a sale! I'm not made of money now a days to be buying EVERYONE game LOL! That and I'm just not into the FULL PRICE game anymore! I'm willing to wait for a sale for even my FAVORITE games that I WANT to day 1, but don't want to because of my stance! I did put a limit on games I'll buy outside a sale at full price to about 3 a year! As in THREE GAMES NO MATTER WHAT! So I have to choose wisely! And this one appeared AFTER I bought game 3 of that year) and frankly I still love it! I see what Hack and Slashers I played after it like Diablo 3 did better, but I see where they messed up and why these are still better (sometimes streamlines can be good to make them simple and less complicated, but other times it can make the game BORING and uninteresting REAL FAST! As this one has ALOT to do that brought me back to playing it compared to Diablo 3 where I couldn't find the energy to play a different character then my first character. Where I had fun both by myself and with my brothers (and sister) in multiplayer (Save files were FULL of each of us having a character and only using that character! Me and my little sister were stuck with the girls because my little brothers are idiots who don't want to play no "Stinking girl" being young at the time "Girls have cooties" idiots! Me I long passed that stage in 3rd grade and by this time I was at the end of Middle school so I played ALOT of games and a few with female protagonist so didn't care! I was focused on their CLASSES and I was the only one who knew how to HEAL AND SUPPORT unlike the "Leeroy Jenkins BEFORE anyone knew his name" brigade that was my younger siblings that I had to carry! Sad I can't use SOME builds anymore because of lack of Multiplayer or more people to play with! But I'm a solo man!)

[@milanjanik9885]

Interesting video. But i was surprised that you did not included Pillars of Eternity, as it literally was created with intention to make spiritual succesor to first two BGs.

[@TheLetsRead]

Fair point!

[@michaelosterberg427]

I played the first 2 Dark Alliance and both Champions of Norath the 1st Champions is still my favorite of the 4 tho

[@dennisdavidov782]

An interesting topic for a video, there are also a couple more arpg's based on DnD like: Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes for the OG Xbox and Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone (from the developers of LoTR: The Two Towers) which were pretty decent.

[@KORPAS34]

Countless hours playing BG 1&2 and both Champions of Norrath… ^^

[@TyrionLannister83]

Strange video. From the title I expected you'd talk about games like Icewind Dale, Planescape Torment, Pillars of Eternity or Pathfinder Kingmaker

[@matthewbreytenbach4483]

Didn't Snowblind also work on Lord of the Rings: War in the North?

[@atinybard6594]

Alyth SENT me when I was a kid playing DA..

[@Queess1]

Loved Champions of Norrath

[@IronSharpensIron510]

Champions of Norath. Maaaan. Great times.

[@milesblahgon3349]

Still love these game. Bought both as soon as they came out and beat em. Playing normal in BG 1 got pretty dicey hear and there but manage to beat it. Lol should have started on easy but enjoyed the challenge. Over all im still more of a fan of BG 1 more then the second game. Lets hope they re-release The Champions game down the road.

[@K_E_Robin]

I played Dark Alliance 2, Champions of Norrath and Champions: Call To Arms. I wish somebody would make an "Dark Alliance/Champions"-like action rpg!

[@marcobettoni5376]

I played both the Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance and the "new" one. I missed the two Champions, but I'd like to try them.

[@matthuck378]

There was an Xbox exclusive called D&D Heroes that was very similar too. I don't think you can legitimately find it on PC, though. I liked it. Played it back in the day on OG Xbox along with BG:DA 1 and 2. Never played the Norath games, though.

[@yigilantis]

I came here to see Dragon Age as spiritual successor but sadly it wasn't here.

[@TheLetsRead]

Fair point, but I think this vid was intentionally ARPG focused.

[@yigilantis]

@@TheLetsRead I started watching it. I think it is pretty good :)

[@douglaura2652]

Played the shit out of Champions of Norrath back in the day!

[@Kyle7565]

You forgot Fallout Brotherhood of Steel

[@Valdrex]

That over the shoulder camera in the new Dark Alliance looks horrible. These games are meant to be played in isometric view, nothing else works.

[@sullyvain]

I played every game there.

[@ramvicious8057]

I had such high hopes for dark alliance 2 after playing the first one till me and my brother literally wore out the disc from over use and it DA2 was so bad that I don't even think we finished it.

[@prestonu-ie1823]

D&D dark alliance is not a spin of of BG it is a game based on the Icewind dale trilogy of books which is what created the world BG exist in

[@Amiculi]

The difficulties are really meant to be played one after another, you can import your characters from one save to another. Also, Dark Alliance 2 felt easier because the barb is OP as fuck. Also, another Snowblind engine game is Fallout Brotherhood of Steel, which isn't great but is nowhere near as bad as it's been made out to be. A Bard's Tale on PS2, which also got remastered on modern hardware, was also a Snowblind engine game. I think I've commented on all this before on another of your videos. Where I believe I also commented on Dungeons & Dragons Heroes on Xbox, which I thought was a Snowblind Engine game but it turns out it was a cynical ripoff of that with much, much worse performance. However it's a super fun game. And lastly, the company that developed the Dark Alliance remasters has HINTED at trying to get the Champions games done, but I haven't heard anything on that subject in a year or more. Currently its rights are split between the property under Daybreak Studios, and the game itself is owned by SCEA, but I'm pretty sure Daybreak said they were cool with it, they're pretty chill, even gave their blessing to private EQ servers. So I guess the big hurdle is SCEA, and we all know how they feel about attractive women, soooo... Oh, also, Dark Alliance on PS5, I put a hunk of time into it but never finished it, it's just living on my shelf now. BY FAR the Ranger is the most solo capable character. All the characters are viable solo though, they just all have unique mechanics that makes them kinda hit and miss to figure out, been awhile though so I don't remember the specifics very well, I just remember going back to the Thor At Home guy and finding out he was pretty decent with some change...

[@axelschwei9934]

Champions of Norrath has exactly the same portal system as Diablo. You can use it in the pause menue

[@click4gameplay]

Yup, that was an oversight. I only noticed that when I started playing Return to Arms...

[@JspoonG]

Maybe Numen: Contest of Heroes?

[@tomssteinbergs7511]

You Should try Evil Island: Curse of the lost soul. Check it out, good game.

[@cloudlink2542]

I enjoyed the champions of norrath and baulders gate games much more than Diablo. Would love to see THQ Nordic touch up champions of Norrath.

[@gazzaroony]

The Norrath games are so much fun, I'm a bit biased as an Everquest player but I was gutted when DA 1&2 were re released but not the champions games. I'd pay good money to play online multiplayer again on those...

[@Ravum]

No Dungeons and Dragons Heroes?

[@remielneiro4721]

Both baldurs gate games were super broken. You could have infinite gold within the first 15 mins of the game

[@MatJan86]

Dark alliance 1 and 2 have silly difficulties. Easy is meant for new level 1 characters. Normal and hard is for leveled characters.

[@sonic-bb]

I feel like ur criticism of dark alliance was kinda harsh. Personally I thought that game was fun. The controls never felt clunky to me. But I can’t remember if I was using a mouse and keyboard or not.

[@vlad_IT_87]

Risen 1 background soundtrack

[@Sergillo8]

dark alliance 2 it´s my fav hi from spain sub!

[@sonic-bb]

you missed sword coast legends 😔

[@polodhtip6061]

seems like dark souls games and elden ring are the best DnD Arpgs to play

[@LordShrub]

It's crazy how good the character models look in BGDA1 compared to Neverwinter Nights, a game that came out 1 year later! In NWN they look blocky, the faces are static and they are literally ham-fisted.

[@NakedSnake85]

I still have DA1 and DA2. And Champions of Norrath and Return to Arms. They still look amazing today. I hope they remake Champions and Return to Arms 🙏🏽

[@unlegitfreak9218]

I dont need Emulators my dad bought all of them like 20 years ago

[@CandleLight129]

Ah the classic mistake of playing anything other than the sorceress in BG:DA 1

[@antihero8603]

Nice.

[@Ionut2682]

Man you gotta play a rogue or a mage every now and then 😅

[@click4gameplay]

Just did in Dragon's Dogma 2 😂😂