10 Things In Video Games That Require Serious Dedication

[@TheGamerAccountant]

I appreciate every person whoever went out of their way to make guides for us. I remember as a kid going onto Game Faqs and looking up guides there to help me on whatever game I played. It really showed how the gaming community back then was much more constructive and helpful to one another. No one got paid for it, no one was sponsored nor had any ads. Just a solid gamer willing to put time to help other gamers, ones they'll probably never meet in person like myself. Thank you all!

[@timothyoswald8618]

Whoever split infinity is, they saved my ass so many times!

[@senorchips8528]

Powerpyx and PS4/PS5Trophies have been my go to guys for years

[@lunarjellyfish5538]

I used gamefaqs for every nintendo gamecube game I played, so I could 100% that game.

[@chrisstopher2277]

CHEATCC remember that. They had guides and every cheat possible.

[@QellOmnyhydrax]

🙏🙏🙏

[@jamespurs]

I have so much respect for modders. From games like Skyrim to Cities Skylines and even Stardew Valley, I have spent many more hours on the game thanks to the incredible mods people and groups have created. The dedication and skill they have is unbelievable and game companies should offer these guys jobs because in a lot of cases they have a lot more talent and/or passion towards the game. That being said the parent companies are hugely to blame for time constraints but give people passionate to a project and wonderful things will happen.

[@weedthepeople2795]

Ya the mods they make are incredible, especially since they do it for free....I been adding to mods to my Bethesda games since Oblivion and it makes the game almost infinitely replayable......I particularly enjoy the Frostfall/Campfire/Hunterborn/RND combo for Skyrim

[@brodriguez11000]

Well games could always come out on the Duke Nukem Forever schedule. Think gamers will be that patient? They already get bent out of shape at the limited time epic holds exclusivity.

[@aek426]

Mods in Minecraft carried it for me throughout the years

[@0ravemaster]

Start wars Battlefront 2 (2017) has some of the best mods I've ever seen that keeps the game interesting for me to this day

[@phenton91]

Cyberpunk had the mods bring in a lot of content that was cut out the game.

[@secondchance6603]

HAPPY NEW YEAR! 0:15 Custom mods and maps 2:10 Writing Guides 3:38 Getting to the Top of Leaderboards 4:42 Speed Running 5:58 Becoming a Streamer 7:44 Challenging Yourself With Controllers 9:03 Running a Guild 10:49 Building a Game Collection 12:30 Playing Multiplayer Games at a Tournament Level 13:41 Making Your Own Game

[@AnonymoussuomynonA]

Thank you.

[@thanhvu2377]

This is also Dedication

[@Alex_Penjamin]

You are the Superman in the thumbnail good sir

[@crypticgames4458]

Ur the best

[@cowel8734]

appreciate you brother!

[@netogermano4483]

I want to give a huge shout out for the dedicated people behind the fan translations here in Brazil. Language barrier could ruin the game for everyone and those people dedicate a lot of time to translate games to Brazilian Portuguese. Huge shout out for the OGs from Game Vício And of course the guys from Tribo Gamer and Central de Traduções. Vocês são os heróis de verdade.

[@williamvictorr]

Na moral, game vício salvou demais

[@DeathUnlimited04]

Game guide writers are the best; Powerpyx is a national treasure.

[@theeagleswill2928]

Oh that was my duuuude didn't matter how many other guides if I saw powerpyx click tyvm

[@abellewis3062]

IGN Guides, Powerpyx, Game8, and Neoseeker helped me beat some games. And KZbin Video Walkthroughs too. Amen.

[@FelisImpurrator]

I think I recently ran into someone who actually writes for Powerpyx, in a discord for a recent indie game. Those guys have been carrying a lot of game info after GameFAQs writers stopped being a huge thing.

[@natedog4983]

Just found Powerpyx yesterday. Straight to the point, but detailed. Pictures with map location. Minimal ads. amazing

[@horacionivar2869]

powerpyx has a youtube channel

[@noakai]

Huge props to people still making gamefaqs guides for games that are not that popular. Currently playing the Switch remake of "Digital Magical World 2" with a 3 year old and the only thing out there are two item/collection guides written by one single person 6 years ago for the 3DS version (with both Japanese and English translations). They also were the one answering all the questions on the forum. Truly amazing dedication.

[@Mopantsu]

My brother and me were taken through a raid in Ghost of Tsushima Legends with just three of us when you HAVE to have four players to get through. How he did it amazed us. He knew all the various ways to get past sections without the fourth player. Like using bombs to jump chasms where four players are normally needed to operate the platforms.

[@mayteexxis]

Reminds me of when GTA online heists were still relatively new. I happened to join 3 other players who had mics. After the prison break heist, we went to humane labs. They had everything under control. At the start of the heist where you had to be stealthy, two of them asked me and the other to wait at the entrance and they cleared most of it by themselves. Having great players in a game can be nice

[@pandanarkystudios5198]

Huge respect for guide writers. They're legitimately getting nothing from it, especially the guys from GameFAQS back in the day. They'd write a guide, and if they were lucky they'd get a thank you or two from fellow players. I have an appreciation for modders too, but they get to play with their mod in the end, so that has a payoff

[@inboxupgameranx9603ondiscords]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^^^❤❤

[@kyleholloway3470]

Game Guide writers are the unsung heroes of the gaming world. I salute you.

[@historylife4436]

Game guides faqs were the most helpful thing in the world! I remember when people would draw with the letters. It was great nostalgia Falcon

[@t-dubb669]

I remember looking up and printing out like 200pg walkthroughs of major as mask cuz I was so young I just couldn’t understand a lot of what was going on and those old guide were huge in understanding the ins and outs of games you love.

[@victormahtapene2573]

To be fair, Majoras mask is pretty complicated especially for it’s time

[@ChengHorn9]

Number 2 is personal for me. A good friend of mine is one of the best in the world at soul calibur 6 and I can't tell you how much respect I have for him. He will casually compete in other fighting games and get top 100 at evo, in a game that's not his main, without breaking a sweat. It's great to watch him and see how the skillset required for something like that is so similar to say being a professional musician, something I pursued at one point in my life.

[@haunterdragon4580]

That's insane. Just switch to a different fighting game and already be meta at it against all the top pros out there.

[@ChengHorn9]

@@haunterdragon4580 he's top 5 in SC 6 and so good at fighting games in general. I learned a fair bit of melee from him back in the mid 2010s. He's good at so many other games as well.

[@KainYusanagi]

@@haunterdragon4580 To be fair, a lot of fighting games have streamlined how their mechanics work to such a degree that skills in one convert over to skills in another at a pretty high percentile. It's like how Falcon talked about how streaming and being on an esports team shares a lot of the same skillset.

[@irvancrocs1753]

Yeah i consider myself pretty decent in fighting games, but seeing the pros play in some tournaments really set out an example they are not only skilled but also very dedicated something i probably can't ever reach, same goes to people who are insanely skilled in Geometry Dash or Guitar Hero, always left speechless everytime seeing them playing..

[@hollyisbored]

THANK YOU for some of these highlights. Once upon a time I aspired to write walkthroughs. Realizing how much time in life I really don't have, I gave up. I headed a guild in Perfect World and discovered I didn't have the patience for humans and their petty squabbles. I tried live streaming, only to realize everyone else out there was better than me--and more entertaining! I tried modding, only to find I have no skill whatsoever. lol So, YES, thank you so much for taking a few minutes (and an entire video) to highlight those with real dedication to the art and artistry that is gaming!

[@Doug-mu2ev]

You forgot Game Reviewer/ Commentator like ya’ll. You guys do amazing work and we are all thankful to your dedication to this wonderful art! Thanks!

[@starshadow2779]

Keep up the great content Falcon 🔥🔥🔥

[@danafarr4289]

Happy New Years Falcon and Gameranx We love you And the work you do here's to another year of epic gaming Onward to the next exciting year of games My most anticipated is Dead Island 2 and Jedi Survivor already got one pre ordered.

[@vyrizu9713]

i was working towards the esports level on rocket league, but after my team left, i just could find new people to practice with, its alot of work and dedication

[@mav2553]

This is one of the most unique lists you guys have made yet. It's kind of a list, and kind of also a thank you... to us, the gamers, the developers, everyone. So...I also say thank you to YOU gameranx, and Falccon and Jake and everyone else at gameranx and all the gamers around the world....THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES

[@gibby3767]

Growing up in an era where game magizines arnt as prevalent its been great coming to you for gaming news all these years💯edit: im 19

[@jfz9119]

Bro I can’t remember the time from 2016 back and I’m 21 😂

[@nicopanda3364]

Yea here in italy there aren’t any gaming magazine

[@gibby3767]

@@jfz9119 lmao, i just remeber jake and falcons voice in my ear in the middle of class talking about games while doing worksheets🤣

[@heart_of_a_daedra3649]

I’m 26 and magazines for me became completely irrelevant by 2012. Something you buy if you’re stuck in hospital with non existent signal & terrible wifi nowadays

[@jfz9119]

@@gibby3767 who

[@shalarosmage3779]

God I love Gameranx. They satisfy every aspect of gaming every single time😊

[@tylertriezenberg1399]

The tournament scene is nuts. I took my nephew to a Smash tournament with maybe a few dozen people and I had no idea just how good people just from North Texas were. I've been playing since 64 and was one of the 2 best players in my fraternity in college so a little better than the average player, but I got rocked like I didn't even know was possible. The amount of practice it must take is impressive.

[@The_Ostrich]

We had our chance for a good Superman game 14 years ago with Brash Entertainment, untill things went down the 🚽

[@Steel-101]

I think I know what you’re talking about. That’s the one where they have Superman fighting doomsday in a demo right? That looked pretty great. I can understand why it was more difficult to make a superman game back then but now they have the technology to do it. Especially with this unreal engine that we see all the time. However these AAA companies keep on avoiding superman and they have this ridiculous obsession with Batman. 9 Batman games? Dude that’s enough. Give superman or the flash a turn.

[@The_Ostrich]

@@Steel-101 Yeah. A KZbinr named Unseen64 made two videos about the Superman- and a cancelled Flash game, both from around 2008. The Flash video features tons of prototype footage.

[@nasis.]

@@Steel-101 It wasn't cancelled because of technical difficulties, corporate issues was the cause.

[@raidengoodman8754]

With technology we have now, i fully expect a superman game at some point. They say it’s hard not to make him feel overpowered, but that’s exactly what they should lean into. There are plenty of games that strive off making you feel so powerful like God of War, DOOM, and Asura’s Wrath come to mind.

[@Steel-101]

@@raidengoodman8754 you see that’s what I find funny. A lot of gamers just love the whole overpowered nature of certain protagonists in stories. Then when you introduce Superman, they get all angry and complain about how overpowered he is. Then they say “he’s not Batman”. The gaming community can be very confusing sometimes. Lol 😂. The thing is in a way, even Batman is overpowered. A 30 your old man that breaks the human strength limit(even when he hits his 40s), his intelligence is very high(higher than Luthor) and he has a back up plan for everything. Oh and he can survive a fight with Superman. Seriously he didn’t die when Superman threw him through a building in Dawn of Justice. Dude that is overpowered lol 😂

[@aldoalisa4512]

Lol getting all the game guide from school on a floppy disc or printing them out at school for games lol !!! Too good 👍

[@zacharynance9511]

My God, the dark souls guide, I had that thing printed out to her three times it was over 60 pages. It’s the only way I played that game.

[@SpoookyGamez]

I can understand the running guilds thing. I’m a higher up sub-leader of an alliance (called R4s) in a game that I play and between me and 7 other people we are in charge of 90 people to try and manage and keep going and when wars break out (which happens quite a bit seeing as how we are a competitive alliance) you gotta expect about 4 hours of fighting, talking, instructing, diplomating with the opposing alliance to come to an agreement before everyone gets wiped. It’s a lot of work sometimes lol. Plus trying to manage that between family and work 😱 But I love it

[@Paradigmfusion]

Back in my high school days, a small group of us would get together every friday in our science room/computer lab and play Duke Nukem 3D deathmatch but every week, one of us would bring in a custom map that one of made. Thats where I got my start on game design (1994-95)

[@FearlessP4P1]

Big salute to the guide writers. I wouldn’t have achieved most of my trophies without guides

[@charlesclements7382]

Mad respect to the pioneers of online guides. You are truly amaIng 👏

[@torgranael]

I've heard that another problem indie devs face is in game length. Steam has a refund cut off time of two hours played regardless of game length. If your game can be played from start to finish in under two hours it doesn't matter how good your game is. People will leave glowing reviews but refund the game anyway because they can. Many indie devs have quit after their first title or two after this happened to them.

[@buddah1978egypt]

Being an end game linkshell leader on final fantasy 11 for two years was hell...

[@KainYusanagi]

I was that in WoW. I swore off ever doing hardcore endgame raiding in a leadership role ever since. Was doing some endgame raiding in FF11 and they tried to get me to take an official leadership position. NOPE!

[@ClumsyDrow]

You guys have the best channel, my go to KZbin channel for videos and game news. Thanks for everything you do for us fans

[@James-gj8rn]

The Yakuza series as a whole requires a ton of dedication but trust me, stick with it and it will be a series that truly sticks with you, with highs, lows and emotional moments and the characters feel so genuine and real. it is an experience that will really stay with you and i really implore you all to try it. Some of the best gaming moment ever for me and i will cherish every moment (and yes, the wait for Like A Dragon Ishin is killing me)

[@believeinmatter]

I downloaded Yakuza 0 recently and am excited to try it out

[@James-gj8rn]

@@believeinmatter it's a little slow at the start but stick with it, it's fantastic

[@travishunstable5283]

Freaking Love Yakuza can’t wait for like a dragon ishin

[@travishunstable5283]

I’m currently playing Judgment and it’s so freaking good.

[@m1ke273]

Like A Dragon community has to thank CyricZ. The man writes guide for every title in the most compelling and informative way u can imagine. He’s a God among us

[@Wickerrman]

So awesome seeing the Trials games recognised in these clips, the leaderboards in Trials are amazingly competitive, some players are so insanely good, it's very impressive!

[@MarilynMonRover]

I've done mods, written guides, and have produced my own games. Tried to be a streamer but it just wasn't the life for me. All of the things on this list are definitely hardcore.

[@MrSkullhead0]

I have a certain respect for Esports players. Not only do you basically have to stream which is a whole beast entirely to take on. But you have to be good at that game where millions of others could take your spot. It’s so cool to be dedicated that hard.

[@kylasanders1836]

Happy new year, Gameranx team!

[@Ori_Kohav]

To this day I’m amazed by the dedication of some Jazz Jackrabbit 2 fans in creating some very incredible levels, a lot of which have stories that are displayed very well for a game from the 90s

[@drgenki6491]

Wow I remember that game I've played as a kid. I didn't know that community is creating levels for it. I will check it out one day

[@Ori_Kohav]

@@drgenki6491 The level design tool for it, known as JCS (Jazz Creation Station), is surprisingly easy to use, and very helpful. Though some people show much more dedication than average, and do stuff that I initially didn’t think were possible.

[@missyprime8198]

I used to make building tutorials for Ark: Survival Evolved. That took some serious dedication. I'd experiment with ways to trick building mechanics, once I came up with something good I'd build it over and over and over to work out bugs and make it as easy to recreate as possible. Then I'd have to record, edit and voiceover in a way that meant everyone could follow along. One example is a video I made of how to hide behemoth dino gates into a decent looking castle entrance. The video was 20min long, it took about 2 months to perfect how to do it. Then it took a couple of weeks to record and edit. If you want to see dedication then check out Captain Fatdog. He cracked how to make proper round buildings with square building pieces and fence foundations. He actually sat down with pen and paper to figure out how to do it!

[@inboxupgameranx9603ondiscords]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^^^^^❤❤

[@martesdeo]

I got a friend who is a popular streamer and he had made alot of money from it but his social life is basically non existent now, he barely ever sees he "irl friends" (his words) anymore soo that was a big thing and the hrs he streams a fucking insane

[@Stinkyremy]

No offence to your friend personally but he is probably low intelligence. Anyone who turns their hobby, their fun into a job is an idiot. Clearly he didn't think it through.

[@martesdeo]

@@Stinkyremy yeah I don't know how he gets enjoyment out of it all he plays is the same game over and over again for years now, but people watch him and he makes really good money out of it

[@jifij89]

yeah it’s sad honestly. wtf is the point of money when you have no real social life and are disconnected from the real world?

[@chrisbridston3438]

Always love the guides.. especially the books .. not only used for help.. but collected for games I absolutely adored .. like symphony of the night actually .. and legacy of kain soul reaver

[@SmashBrosmike85]

A big thanks does go out to those people that used to write then guides at GAMEFAQS back in the day. I don't used them these days, but still, thanks to those dedicated gamers.

[@usmc1379]

I'm always amazed how soon after a games release that content creators start pumping out videos on every aspect of it. Obviously if you're the first to upload on how to complete something specific that's difficult to do it'll get views. Don't take this the wrong way as they've always been extremely helpful to me! Thank you!

[@textupgameranx9603ondiscord]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^❤❤

[@plutotheotaku]

Yeah guides were amazing back in the day. Helped me play and beat final fantasy 9 when I was like 12! Truly grateful

[@Eric-hb5dn]

i stg this channel is always more thoughtful than ive come to expect from this style content

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

Community leaderboards like for speed running are the best. Where it must be a streamed run love to count and it’s viewed by people who know the game inside and out to make sure it’s legit. That’s where the community shines IMO and those are the best kind of leaderboards.

[@britishwordplay4335]

Back in my days we had booklets from gaming magazines, or calling up the magazines via land line or phone box

[@jinxx8456]

Number 2 really hits home. Before the huge huge drop in Splitgate players happened I was cycling in the top 500-300. To be at tournament level doesnt just mean being good at the game. Its about everyone on the team playing as a unit. Which is hard cause even some of the pros from Splitgates Tournys were on an even playing field with me when they werent stacked with their actual teammates.

[@Xcal64]

I've been speed running Mario 64 off and on for the last year and a half, and it is truly time consuming, and I'm only doing it on emulator, which is far more simple to setup than original hardware. I love to play multiple other games, triple A or otherwise, but I find coming back to SM64 is addicting / difficult since it's easy to forget strategies / lose muscle memory, and I'm only decent at best. It's quite a balancing act, and I partially wish I never even started it since there's so many other great games to play.

[@FredRated1967]

#5. This is something that always amazes me. Folks who say on a whim "I wonder if I can beat this game with potato controllers" and then do it. I'm thinking I don't have that time, but I'll enjpy watching you do it.

[@dude4444411]

Happy New years gameranx. Thanks for another year of your videos

[@bensamons8602]

What a beautiful video...there is no way to quantify or express the gratitude...so many games...I can't thank everyone enough...what a toxic but loving community...I'm happy we are a thing

[@textupgameranx9603ondiscord]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^^❤

[@gunkzombie]

I like how you used Another Eden for an example, but I played that game for almost 6 years and NEVER once felt the need to drop a single dime.

[@voodoochild24262]

Love ya content!!!!! I've always wondered....is the background music Dirtwire?

[@qster]

Quake Done Quick used to be my jam waaaaYYY back in the day. Happy New Year Gameranx, Everyone!

[@derrickbennett935]

Big shout-out to all the collectibles guides for any video game with collectibles in it. I always get most of the and then just can't find the rest. And the elden ring guides to get certain items or complete certain questlines that game doesn't tell you much and it's easy to get lost. Guide makers are the real heroes

[@thor9356]

I just want to say there is an AMAZING channel that does like a documentary style of speed runs called Summoning Salt. He produces quality vids and it's so interesting to watch. Seriously the guy deserves a lot of credit with how much work he puts into those vids.

[@guillermolopez1377]

Happy New Years Game Ranx!

[@P1P31150]

The guides one really struck hard on me. All my early Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda playthroughs were with one of those Gamefaqs guides. We truly don't do those heroes as much honor as they deserve.

[@basicdurrty_d]

My soul smiled with your mention of gamefaqs .. what a team of heroes to us back in the day

[@DrewC41]

As someone who ran a guild, I can confirm that’s it’s stressful and takes a lot of time. But, I loved it. And I miss it.

[@mccoy470]

The gamefaqs guides were legendary. All the tales games, FF7, etc. so many great game guides courtesy of the real mvps.

[@inboxupgameranx9603ondiscords]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝

[@SonicBoy14]

You guys should’ve put your own accolades on here, this channel is an absolute gem. There’s a reason you have so many subs but honestly your vids still are so down to earth and chill, that’s why you still got my daily views. So thank you all at Gameranx!!!!

[@cppblank]

Trophy and achievement guide writers are my heroes. I actually even remember printing cheats and guides in the N64 era too.

[@davidlosse9416]

I wrote my own walk through for Mega Man 2 back in the 90's. It was about 4-5 pages long.

[@shoked99]

Absolutely. Big thanks to guide authors, especially old school on Game FAQs, etc.

[@gondolierthebaby]

Yall way too consistent 🤣🤣love yall, happy new year to the whole gameranx crew.

[@LuciusDemeter]

Former EVE player here. I went from being a solo player, flung into fleet commanding and shortly after being the XO of an alliance (a group of guilds in EVE) and let me tell you, it was waaaaay more than I wanted to get into, but I had fun, even if it ended with the alliance imploding from my poor leadership 😅

[@FinalFrantasy]

Shoutout to secret finders in video games. Love hearing that something new has been discovered after months or even years. The serpent mount fiasco in wow recently was a good one

[@motivatedprocrastinater8203]

I mean making a new video every day without recycling or losing the touch is also a great example of dedication from you guys.

[@ShaenMOGaming]

The good old days when I had time to write guides. Lego Batman 3 for Gamefaqs and the Insanity achievement guides for the original Mass Effect Trilogy on TrueAchievements were my most memorable experiences.

[@themchannel853]

Much respect to the people on car games that take time to make replica vinyl wraps that are spot on.

[@joshdavidson9964]

As a trophy hunter, I can't count how many times guides have come in clutch

[@crazy-acid-trip9765]

I was a kid when I made my first guide conkers bad fur day . I was the kid that wrote the moves in a notebook also my brother showed me that from the wrestling games n mortal kombat games

[@nunyabidness9765]

I love gameranx and Falcon. These guys go out of their way every 3-5 videos to highlight the folks and achievements of people who never even attempt to call attention to their accomplishments. Also, at the time of this writing, 180 people have downvoted the video which only should tell anyone that less than 1% of viewers of this channel are silently whining about... God knows what.

[@textupgameranx9603ondiscord]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^❤

[@jscott4reel]

Nice to see Gameranx show some love to Gamefaqs. Two of my favorite gaming resources of all time.

[@jscott4reel]

when the scammer/bot can’t be bothered to spell “got” correctly… 🙄

[@MazogaTheDork]

I was, very briefly, top of the global leaderboard for a single song in AVICII Invector and that was a RUSH! Real bucket list moment.

[@johnathanjohnson5231]

Happy new year Gameranx. You guys 🪨 🎸 🤘

[@mattsully2238]

I wrote a FFX guide once. Every now and then I check the click count. It's nice to know that I have touched 36000 people's lives on some level.

[@foxmind2490]

No other channel I have seen can articulate gamer culture as well as Gameranx. This video hit hard on multiple points, from collecting games, running a guild, and especially game guides. I remember the closest thing I had waaaaay back when was playground gossip, or a monthly magazine IF they bothered to publish an article/guide on the game you were looking for.

[@princezuxo1788]

People that make guides for us are absolute GOATS.

[@inboxupgameranx9603ondiscords]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^^^^^❤❤

[@ZombieKiller2019]

I remember finding GameCube versions of the original Resident Evil games for like 150 bucks each back in the day. Of course that was before online stores and digital games were a thing and WAY before they remade it so I'm sure the games are more available now so maybe they are cheaper idk but I actually considered buying 2 but never could spend that much on one game

[@-locke-6051]

I want to say thank you to all the people who make game guides. GameFAQs has saved me many, many times. The unsung heroes of gaming world. Once again, thank you.

[@wasswapeter4039]

Happy New Year 🥳🥳 Falcon!!

[@pakole86]

Achievement guide a different skillset than a walkthrough. It one thing to make it through the game and another thing to get all trophies/achievements in the less amount of time.

[@sarcasticgenius8563]

This video reminded me of the stacks of paper I had with printed guides for games like Final Fantasy VII and Ocarina of Time lol. All the way back when I first fell in love with gaming

[@deIamain457]

Modders and guide makers...I give y'all a 10/10

[@eldibs]

People make guides for games because cooperation for mutual benefit is built into who we are as a species. You write a guide for a game you know, someone else writes a guide for a game they know, and before long you have a thriving collection of guides for any game you might need help with. People make mods because creating art is also built into who we are as a species, and it's more fun to work with a medium you enjoy, whether it's paint, marble, or DOOM.

[@Gdub33]

I don't think I'd be able to finish any action or open world game without a game guide to help me out when I'm lost about something. The walkthrough for the last of us was my Bible while I played through it.

[@michaelmain1990]

I was raid leader for a top guild on the server I played on. It was hectic. Though being a healer made it easy to make sure people weren't messing up for stupid reasons

[@Delly2Fast]

Cod Zombies also has a crazy custom mods community

[@marcoswixson6007]

Man I miss guides! My favorite guide was for final fantasy 6! It had beautiful writing and art man! If I remember correctly it had mog on the cover and he was leaning on his cane I believe. :)

[@tnylofficial3196]

Shoutout to the person who made a guide for Digimon World 3. Without you I would have never made it out the desert.

[@inboxupgameranx9603ondiscords]

I gat something for you acknowledge it now 🎁🎁🎊🎉👆💝💝^^^^^^❤❤

[@philiptetherow71]

Absolute Steve is a legend. Glad to see a little credit given.

[@ztsottles]

I'd like to add the original machinima shows and red vs blue, etc. It takes a lot of dedication to create an entire amount of lore and story based off of a video game and doesn't contradict the original lore.

[@curabletoxin]

I could never be a streamer, mostly because I want to enjoy and immerse myself in a game. It's so difficult for me to split my attention and try to be entertaining while not dying in a game. Major respects to anyone who can

[@Kal-El207]

I’ve been emailing Rocksteady this for a few years at this point. But since KZbin is the one place where people steal ideas or seem to help people get their ideas out there, I’ll share this here. I love Superman. And have since I could remember. A great Superman game would consist of this, enemies suited up in green Kryptonite armor with Kryptonite ray guns. Red Sun suits with enemies brandishing Red Sun bats with spikes, Guns with Red Sun bullets. And white Gravity suited enemies that also brandish gravity guns as well. And let’s also add magic into the mix of enemies as well. Lex Luthor will be responsible for the first 3. As for the magic that can be implemented with other enemies. Let’s say you start the game and before you fight, a tutorial pops up explaining the different enemies you’ll be facing. And as one of the enemies shoots you, another tutorial pops up explaining how it weakens Superman. Now once you start fighting, the more enemies that are beat, Superman GRADUALLY gets stronger as there’s not enough enemies surrounding him to make him weak. Each fight he has, he should be nerfed by these enemies until he defeats all of them and regains his strength. Getting stronger when 5 to 10 out of 30 enemies are defeated. Similar to the Arkham series wherein when you defeat more enemies the more takedowns you can do. But instead of takedowns, you can use his other abilities, ie heat vision, super breath, freeze breath, speed etc. Other enemies should be included as well. Such as Parasite enemies which could nerf Superman and suck some of his power out of him. Brainiac enemies that can weaken him due to mental attacks and Metallo enemies that also have Kryptonite in their bodies to weaken him. Making the combat system difficult but rewarding as again, Superman will gain strength with each enemy defeated. Now if you wanted to add stealth, how about we do this, there’s bases similar to the Arkham series. But these bases will be filled with Kryptonite. Superman’s cape is said to have abilities that protect him, hence why he was sent to earth with it. So let’s say the Kryptonite at these bases is filled with Kryptonite poisonous gas. So Superman will enter them and take his cape off, he will then wrap around his head to protect him from inhaling in the poisonous Kryptonite gas. The cape will look like a Balaclava when he does this. And in stealth you can use a wide array of his abilities to take down enemies, such as freeze breath. Heat vision and so on. Traversal can be a leveling system. RPGish type elements similar to Spiderman and Dark Souls. Where you can gain points in some way to level him up. The story can go either way, where YOU the player make the choices. You can take the Injustice route or the classic Superman route. Either way it’s up to YOU. All this and more can be added into a Superman game. All this can happen. I love Superman. He and my father are my idols. I moved to the state SUPERMAN was created in, just to be closer to him. He deserves this. We ALL deserve this. It’s his time now. People say it’s impossible. It’s not, you just don’t love him enough. You just don’t know enough about him. You need to LOVE Superman if you’re to make a game, film, comic. You gotta LOVE him passionately as I do. Passionately as his fans do and as passionately as Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster did. I ranted. But I’m tired of people saying he’s just OP and boring. Use your head and learn about him. There’s so much to him. Please someone get this out to Rocksteady. I don’t want money or employment or anything from them. I just want Superman to be respected and seen as cool just like Batman is.

[@sziklamester1244]

Each sub dedication focuses needs to make things right even if I am not a collector not a speedrunner (I do enjoy the games on their natural pace) but these things are somewhat needs to show to the devs that their game is worth the amount of money and time for those people. The ultimate goal is you start playing a game, do everything what was spoken in the video and in the end you make your own corporation-publisher to help other players to make their games. That's in my book the ultimate cycle of this industry.

[@heryantopecel]

Love those time when people put their effort making guide gamefaq with so many detail in it❤

[@raiderz10mb]

The 2 people blindfolded sharing a controller to beat Punch Out, is crazy.

[@tokiwartuthe]

Those gamefaqs guides really were some of the best imo