CROW COUNTRY - Nitro Ramble

[@BlankPapers]

At this point, you should make a t shirt that says, “shit gets rusty, all doors locked.” Lol

[@Technonova323]

I'd buy that ngl

[@TaylorOnyx123]

Maybe something like $#!+ Gets Rusty, [image] All Doors Locked that way people wouldn't get up in arms about swears on clothing.

[@dreamhubproductions753]

​@@TaylorOnyx123 No BOOO censorship!

[@niclaswa5408]

Oops all doors locked

[@BlankPapers]

@@niclaswa5408 if it’s like cartoon NitroRad and the cereal has a bunch of references to horror games, I’d be down with that phrase, lol(if we base it off of an actual oops all berries box)

[@Player-10]

One of the coolest things I discovered is that once you help the photographer back to your car, the game will bring you back to the start of the area, but I went back to check on him before having gone any further. Now, at this point, I hadn't been attacked by any monster, but Mara described the guy's symptoms when asking him how he felt, and told him she had been attacked by one too. I thought that was some sloppy mistake on the devs' part, that they had expected me to have encountered an enemy before speaking to him.... but, as the plot progresses... it became more clear that Mara did know what was going on, even if I didn't.

[@logicaloverdrive8197]

I had taken damage before making it to the twist, so I didn't notice that, but did notice how later in the game Mara would describe certain rides as "being fun before." Or at least implying that she has seen or experienced certain stuff before. I had been checking in on the photo guy often since I got an achievement for helping him.

[@SwiftieLuma]

Also one very cool detail to add to this is that if you notice very closely, even at full health, Mara can start randomly bleeding or have blood on her dress at times even if you arent injured ... this is because of the wounds that we found out she always had and that never healed.

[@SpaceJamzzz]

Y’all I just learned that the SFB in SFB Games stands for Super Flash Bros, and it’s the same guys who made stuff like the Decline of Video Gaming series on Newgrounds in like 2004, this blew my mind wide open

[@ShinoSarna]

Also Lampshade of No Real Significance and Detective Grimoire.

[@carlosemilio5180]

@@ShinoSarna wait, zelda lampshade of no real significance? that one? damn

[@YuniX2]

No way, really? I used to LOVE their animations. I'm so happy for them!

[@AoiLucine]

OMG. THOSE DUDES. I LOVED THOSE DUDES. "ohmygodimonfire" lives rent free in my head to this day.

[@lvl5Vaporeon]

Wait wait wait.... THAT CREW? JESUS CHRIST! I thought that random troll video of decline of videogaming 3 killed them off!

[@pedroemo5477]

12:53 i love how nitrorad put up a freaking fog machine so we could see the laser beam, fantastic!

[@LoliconSamalik]

Man is serious about how he reviews games!

[@GmodPlusWoW]

It's pretty high production values, especially for a shorter "ramble".

[@equesvulpes9686]

you sure its not just brady laying on the floor vaping to make fog?

[@GmodPlusWoW]

@@equesvulpes9686 Oh my god that would be amazing. I would unironically love that kind of ersatz fog machine. It'd be like how MandaloreGaming once made an ersatz sauna out of an air purifier and a bottle of Crystal Head vodka, except not quite as dangerous, and James isn't drunkenly pranking ShammyTV. *(this actually happened)*

[@nnnneeeeuuuu]

It’s great that graphics went so far that people finally realized the old 3D graphics were always good enough

[@geoffkelly8167]

Exactly! To me, graphics have always been a means to an end -- one size does not always fit all, and in many cases, "uglier" graphics can heighten the mood of a game

[@arcanineryu]

The benefit of a simplified art style is not letting the important parts get lost in the detail and force players to pixel hunt through the noise. And crow country understood that beautifully

[@duchessgrotesque]

Youve got it wrong, Nitro. This isnt trying to be a PS1 game, its trying to be a DREAMCAST game. It does that extremely well.

[@fmor2779]

I never truly liked the hyper realistic horror games, don't get me wrong, sometimes it does gives a more realistic experience and that is good on itself, but there , is something about the unpolished graphics, the outlandish designs, the weirdness that takes you to a space in your mind that is akin of an nightmare, so unfamiliar yet familiar, so strange and unknown , and isn't the unknown the scariest thing there to fear? Hell yeah.

[@anonymousoff-brand7538]

i've definitely heard this be said in the past with regards to silent hill and nightmare creatures

[@fmor2779]

@@anonymousoff-brand7538 I guess this is why the first Silent Hill is still regarded as the best and if not one of the best in the series. It does nails the eerie feeling without the need of hyper realistic graphics. When you remain ignorant of how the danger looks like until you do see it everything feels scary, even more so when you can't quite figure it out completely. That and the use of the radio still is one of the best features in Survival Horror.

[@aaronatkinson177]

You'll definitely love signalis if you prefer horror games that don't relay on hyper realistic graphics 😉 😜 😄

[@fmor2779]

@@aaronatkinson177 I've played it, it was awesome!

[@lucinae8512]

It's the kind of fear you see in ghost children or Romero style zombies, where you're looking at something familar and human to you, yet there's something off about its appearance that twists your belief of what is normal and causes you to be constantly on guard.

[@AmiriTheGrey]

I love how consistently our tastes overlap. I bought Crow Country AND Cornkidz day one. Hello from Halifax. I did improv with Brady in highschool lol

[@actualdin8458]

Brady strikes me as a total improv kid haha

[@solidskullz5736]

I really dig the ps1 aesthetic that this game goes for, especially with the cutesy art style the devs are known for. It’s like they added some of their touch to an old school horror game. An abandoned amusement park also adds to that cutesy visual style, like making two fun and innocent looking things spooky

[@AlexsanderSantiago]

At 22:04 the enthusiasm is what catches me, you can CLEARLY tell he is THAT into the thing. Love it.

[@YuniX2]

As someone who loves horror plots but hates the stress of survival in horror games, exploration mode is a dream come true. Finally, a horror game where I can be creeped out and explore a spooky story without constantly fearing that I'm going to get killed. I'll take a game where I have to not die, or a game where everything is spooky. Both is too much cortisol in my body.

[@lobosalt6868]

Soma offers an exploration mode if you're wanting another horror game.

[@jadesded]

I haven't tried it but have heard from those who have that the story beat (dialogue, memos/logs and stuff) takes a more appropriate tone for the gamemode akin to being a reporter figuring out the aftermath of a situation rather than being actively involved within the investigation shooting hordes which I think is a nice touch and after I complete the new hard mode (waiting until it's not fresh on my mind, though that's hard cause everyones been raving about this game lol) I think it's worth trying on exploration mode as someone who thought that their wasn't enough survival lol.

[@lucinae8512]

This is exactly why I struggled to play any horror games despite following reviews and walkthroughs for almost a decade, and I'm a scaredy cat who still sleeps with a light on at night! I completed my first survival horror games, RE2 and 3 remakes, by buying dlc weapons and looking up puzzle solutions online. Yes the infinite weapons make the enemies super easy, but I only used them as a last resort when my regular weapons are spent or save ammo against the stronger enemies. They still scared me so much when onscreen, plus backtracking without fast travel is something even veteran players like NitroRad hate. Having that moment of relief after enemies are dead, or looking up the answer to a frustrating puzzle, is something I needed to convince myself "I can do this, there is hope for me completing the game!"

[@LoneWolfZakuro14]

Oh my god!! I completely understand!!

[@Cheezmonka]

I'm displeased with KZbin not pushing your videos more. You're straight-up killing it as far as I'm concerned. Still my favorite channel by far.

[@henrybitencourt]

KZbin is too busy investing on unoriginal non passion based brain rot content Farm slop

[@BartaBebop]

Had to drop EVERYTHING to hear your ramble on this! lol

[@archieblue1878]

26:34 nah I'm good. Horse Stories a hood classic

[@krisisgod666]

It just occurred to me…@NitroRad , you should try FEAR AND HUNGER. Those are intense, difficult rpgs with cryptic stories, twisted characters and monsters, and a RIDICULOUS amount of details. Seems up your alley

[@ShinoSarna]

It's also RPG Maker, he used to review a ton of those.

[@spookyskelebros9342]

This!!

[@GamingG4276]

I support this.

[@Dizzydizzydizzy7]

And fear and hunger termina, the sequel

[@GmodPlusWoW]

On the one hand, I reckon he'd resonate with it. At least to an extent, since I don't know if James is big into Berserk, since Fear & Hunger has a LOT of Berserk to it. On the other hand, I suspect certain themes might turn him off of it. Especially considering the Guards in the first game, who are such a grim enemy that Super Eyepatch Wolf had to not only apply pixelation to footage of them, but also had to cut an entire section of his initial upload. I still remember the "party" from the initial upload, but now it's replaced with a black screen that says "if you are seeing this, we did not have a ***** party".

[@themojogamer75]

This game is absolutely incredible. I agree that it is *the* perfect introduction to the horror genre at large in that it's just creepy enough to be unsettling, but not overly petrifying to where newcomers to the genre won't wanna continue. Give this a look if you haven't!

[@patenshreve8796]

For whatever reason the Nitro Ramble format is very effective at getting me to play the game talked about, I picked up Another Crab’s Treasure after watching half of the Ramble on it and will probably buy this one soon

[@BewbsOP]

15:49 I feel like the reason for this is that it never wants you actually running out altogether. I'd bet it provides resources based on how many you use. When I played, I avoided most enemies and rarely used my ammo for most of the game and all the trash/vending machines were empty through almost the whole game. Almost every box was empty too.

[@VonFirflirch]

That's gotta be it, there're some of those tip magazines that do tell you to check for trash/vending machines when low on supplies.

[@ghastlygavin]

That's actually a cool mechanic

[@Sigismund697]

the re4 style, nice

[@jameslawrenson1208]

The tonal whiplash from Snipperclips is STAGGERING.

[@cukkucake]

On survival horror difficulty, vending machines are guaranteed to give you a grenade after kicking it 10 times. I was able to cheese a lot of fights for most of my first play through since I basically had infinite grenades after finding that out lol

[@hwhatup4086]

I 100% this game and it is probably my favorite game so far this year! Been running the new hard mode and it adds a nice challenge. Helps really limit the ammo and resources to where your not overloaded like I was on my first couple of playthroughs. I had the same complaint when I first played but Hard mode really fixes that for people who want to have more scarce resources.

[@BingChilling-hr1hh]

I love your big projects but also these smaller videos are great in their own way. Anything to get the algorithm on your side. Your passion comes through either way. Your channel deserves over 1 million views every video

[@ShinoSarna]

I was excited for this and now I learn it's by devs behind Detective Grimoire series? Hell yeah!

[@AGreatTsunami]

I adore how this video dates itself as you posted it a couple days AFTER the hard mode update.

[@xoxoAZURAoxox]

Crow Country really gives me really strong Illbleed vibes. It might be the setting or the purple-haired protagonist but, I love it. The PS1 style is absolutely WONDERFUL 💜 Awesome video, dude! ✨

[@jeanphilippemalouin]

Nitro ramble is a good video format! Your thoughts are already well structured, so if this is the ''looser'' version of a regular script, I mean, it's already very well put together. I imagine it's also less stressful to put together? Anyways. These have been very enjoyable and interesting. Thanks for the videos man!

[@slygarf433]

Great game. Love how a lot of things are recontextualized on a second playthrough.

[@guerillagrueplays6301]

I think what you're seeing vis a vis the pixellated edges is the difference between a game that's rendered at a high resolution internally then filtered down to a lower resolution versus a game that's actually rendered at that lower resolution to begin with. I'd imagine this game is actually *rendered* at 1080p (for compatibility purposes if nothing else) then post-processed to be pixelly.

[@artdjesus6267]

This game was at like 120 reviews a week after launch. I can't help but think Sphere, AlphaBetaGamer and you guys helped to give it the attention it deserves. So happy for these devs.

[@LoneWolfZakuro14]

2000 now!

[@Shadowstompa]

Not you casually holding a gun 10:19 😂 took me way off guard

[@crystaltriforce64]

i love how it looks like a dreamcast game trying to emulate a PS1 rendering style

[@spoonyvilko841]

Dude, I'm not watching your videos as often as used to, but when this one popped up in my feed, I instantly was like HELL YEAH THAT'S WHAT I WANTED. Thank you for your service, Nitro Rad

[@reecemcdermott]

So glad you're doing these more or less free-form videos this year. It means more NitroRad vids for us, and hopefully more money in your pockets as well. Always an easy decision to just see your channel in the sub box and immediately click on your newest content - also just awesome that with these videos, it feels like maybe we have a better chance of getting more variety away from platformers, which is fun, considering you have deeply informed and passionate opinions on games in the survival horror genre too. Awesome stuff :)

[@BigMacsDontNeedPickles]

YES!!! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOUR VIDEO ON THIS ONE

[@outlawruby]

A cool detail I noticed is that one of the staff memos mentions a list of rooms that need to be inspected by the fire Marshall. At first I didn’t know what it was for, but when I reached the underground safe room, I realized it was on the list from earlier, and since you save via first features, it clicked that it was the game’s way of listing the safe rooms.

[@zacharie2334]

Finally, I've been waiting for this!

[@apselbluestar2223]

love, LOVE the Nitro Ramble content becoming a thing, big fan

[@tsyumamatsuthehavenofguard32]

To be honest I really hope if they do a sequel to this game, i really _really_ hope they shoot for a Saturn or n64 look, still keeping the artstyle but with cg cutscenes that are a stark contrast but with making an illusion of a different genre. In a horror game like this, in a ps1 astetic with ffvii art style, throwing people for a loop by doing the opposite of what you expect makes a introduction _imprint more_

[@lydellb]

Bro...the medabots shirt brings me joy. I love that show.

[@MiguelMartinez-hs6ql]

The vending machines dont get restocked they're designed to give you unlimited handgun ammo when you run out or have about 3 handgun bullets left. I say handgun because it doesn't take into account if you have tons of ammo for your other weapons so I was always using the handgun and stockpiling the rest of my ammo. When I played it day one, the updates weren't there so it'd be nice to try it again on hard mode. Other than that the game felt like about half the length of your standard RE game. These are just nitpicks tho cuz the game is great.

[@Geno746]

I'm glad this game is doing well. I really love the Detective Grimoire games and do really like how drastically different this game is.

[@twistedmyth5860]

So, I too, played this game on release and loved it. And some thing I've noticed not a lot of people realize is that you can get supplies from the bookcases in the Mansion and they replenish and change every time you go in. I haven't played Murder of Crows difficulty yet, but I'd be surprised if they let that work in that difficulty. Also, the stuff in the boxes are random and changes if you exit and load a save (found that out accidentally). Also, I'm positive that Vending Machines and Trash Cans are more likely to have useful items if you are low on supplies. Like On my first playthrough I got almost nothing from the vending machines, but when I was working to S Rank and used ammo more liberally I got stuff significantly more from the Vending machines.

[@shadybadger7896]

I saw someone stream this game and half expected to see you upload another quickfire video like Another Crab's Treasure, but glad to see a full video nonetheless

[@WarmHealerr]

Dropped everything and ran to watch the vid. Very excited to hear what you have to say!

[@Bosby42]

thanks for the vid games, absolutely loved this one and thought of you the whole time i played it. was hoping you'd put something out on it. the final act was so awesome i really loved the whole ending

[@SerNoodles]

Hi! I had to come back and say thanks so much for making this video! I just finished the game and I never would have thought to get this game until I saw this video! I love your videos thanks for making them! ♥

[@MSorge13]

The moment I saw the demo available, I downloaded, played and loved it. I’m very happy to see it has turned out as good as I had hoped! Thank you for your continuing work on bringing more attention to these kinds of lesser-known gems. They often turn out to be my endearing favs, after all.

[@boisvert45]

I am so happy i quit watching half way through. It may have took 3 months but i bought and played the game all the way through and loved every part of it that probably wouldn't have if i was playing blind. Now I'm finally back to finish the video

[@dukeroberts5491]

Just wanted to say, thanks to this video I went and bought the game. Beat it in a day, and it was my first real survival horror game like this. Thank you so much, it was a fantastic experience!

[@jettsetradiohead]

I can always count on you to talk about all the games that im interested in ❤️

[@localcryptidboy6725]

hell yeah new nitroramble lets go

[@tomoe7255]

As you pointed out, more then the remakes that are coming out, I'm much more of a fan of developers taking those games from their childhood and putting their own spin on it: Crow country is such a wonderful example, but also Kidz, pseudoregalia, signalis, sometimes we've sea of stars, but in most cases the end result is smth amazing! Keep up the good work james!

[@henrybitencourt]

Im looking foward to This game

[@Nevrop-no5rt]

I love these Ramble videos! They’re like little treats in the leadup to your standard review.

[@claustr0tv9]

Gotta be honest, these nitro ramble videos are awesome! You get to cover more games in less time and they dont seem any less passionate! amazing format and great review as always :D

[@captainkawaii666]

The aesthetic here is incredible- as someone who loves more "cutesy" graphics and styles being used for horror (or being used for something that would be horror in a different context- see the Binding of Isaac), I'm always glad to see that done in different interesting ways, and this game does not disappoint in that regard!

[@RescueHornet]

I just got this game yesterday, I'm so happy you got to play it too!! I want more games like this

[@doonthefool1607]

Just finished the game last night and... Yeah, no, can confirm as someone who's not delved into survival horror as deeply as he wish he could? This was a totally amazing experience! The thing that made me especially invested in the story is how you're given the option to heal someone, but no matter what, there's still that uncertainty that what you did will be enough, it was really pulled me in with that, wanting to do more for this people simply because the game gave me that option. It even made me hold off from healing for a while because I wanted to save them just in case someone needed help again! One thing I will say... Is actually something my boyfriend who watched me play the game noticed! He noticed Mara's writing had much of the trappings of girl characters from PG-13 80's/90's movies for... Not totally worse, it's just an oddity he caught personally. I liked her writing, her interactions with the environment especially, but him pointing that out did make me think if they could've done it a little differently. Either way, still really liked it! game didn't overstay its welcome, was very snappy like that which I really appreciated.

[@yuichikita6018]

17:10 "Oh shoot, I'm being chased by monsters of unknown origins! I must survive at any cost! But I'm not desperate enough to reach in a trash can tho, too dirty for my taste."

[@NitroRad]

this guy 100% would've stuck their hand in the silent hill 2 toilet

[@TyrinGlitch]

The second I saw this game my first thought was “Nitrorad should check this out” glad to see you enjoyed it as much as I did

[@Cosmic-Bear.]

Aesthetically more than anything, it kinda reminds me of those Gamecube/Ps2 games made by smaller teams who would not only get really creative with their lack of a big budget but also stay within the design philosophy of then's last gen so they wouldn't go overboard more easily. I know it's supposed to make me nostalgic for Ps1 games but I'm just here missing my Gamecube while watching this lol

[@TheSuckoShow]

Silent Hill 2 may be the most influential survival horror game in the indie market, and I liked seeing an SH3-inspired game for a change.

[@michaeloverton04]

I wouldn't call this a metroidvania. For it to be a metroidvania, the keys to new areas would also have some sort of practical use in traversal and/or combat. The keys really only open a couple of rooms, but don't let you directly. You may be able to take a route that avoids enemies, but it doesn't let you avoid enemies that are right there more easily. Compare the keys to missiles or the space jump from Metroid. The missiles not only open red doors but also destroy specific blocks, on top of being a more powerful weapon. The space jume gives you access to higher places, but you can more easily run away from common fodder.

[@danielpratt3794]

I do love how much effort you put into your videos but I have to say if this is one of your less time and effort "ramble" videos I am quite impressed, You scripted it good you effectively sold me on the game (waiting for that switch port) and all the nice details like the laser sight with the fog machine was really visually engaging! I honestly wouldn't mind more videos like it especially if it helps you have a break from the harder and longer videos. Overall good stuff

[@sidsthesid]

I really enjoy creators returning to this style. I feel like the longest time 3D art it was sorta seen as either outdated or modern rather then appreciating it as a an artistic style. Now It’s not just low ploy cause it’s old we can appreciate the feelings it invokes amoung lots of other things. I just think it’s neat

[@HiddenAccount]

Just so you know: Vending Machines give you ammo and/or health that you are low/out off and only when you are low, they are technically unlimited. Hard Mode still gives you stuff from Trash Cans, if you run out of ammo completely, they will give you a single bullet per trash can, just enough to shoot a crate for more ammo. Also certain bosses and puzzles can be "solved" by other methods, for example shooting the clock til it breaks in the N/E/S/W puzzle, You can also defeat the boss afterwards simply by opening the gate on him.

[@tageorder1354]

Really enjoy this format!! Always fun to hear your opinions on these game that Ive never heard off!!

[@pearlmilktea9701]

Came back to watch ur vids after a long while, ur still as epic and insightful as ever. Hope you know your work is appreciated 🥰

[@aerth6946]

Oh! I have been waiting for the time you'd finally cover this one!

[@systemrestart120]

YES!!!!! I was hoping you'd do a video about this game!! The moment I saw it I was like "NitroRad would probably love this" lol

[@dinar8749]

Good video. Crow Country looks like a great game oozing with atmosphere and charm. Appreciate that you didn't spoil the story either.

[@JadedToast]

I love the rambles and I also love the hour long videos can’t wait for the ty 3!

[@GamingG4276]

From the moment this released, I just knew Nitro rad was gonna like it. Also if he likes horror games with theme parks, I would reccomend Indigo Park chapter 1.

[@thekoifishcoyote8762]

I just finished rewatching your earlier horror videos so this is a great surprise

[@chaosisnthere]

the arm hold up at 11:30 with you holding a gun was a fun intro to you holding gun ;D

[@johnnybacklog]

I want to play this game blind, but I'm leaving a comment and a thumbs up to support! I'll be back when I finish it. These Nitro Rambles are great!

[@doodie6389]

You put me onto so many games, i deeply appreciate it

[@squeethemog213]

Commenting to support but I'll watch after I've beaten the game. Thanks for making another awesome video James :D

[@TheRoninteam]

Great video I let it play without sound on the background haha, I don't want spoilers, when I finish the game I "rewatch" it!

[@colingomez5934]

Hey Nitro!! Have you thought about covering any Puppet Combo games? They are the most famous PS1 graphics developers and their games are so so good. I'd watch everyone you covered. Thanks for the video!

[@peka5981]

uboa just peeking out from time to time when nitro moves lol

[@bobafett4265]

Glad to hear Crow Country is a hit from our friendly neighborhood Horror and Platformer Guru, I played a demo of this and enjoyed my time with it and I think more so than a lot of the throwback horror games I've tried out over the last few years, I have it installed so it's a matter of choosing when to pop the cork, well Nitro Rad might've decided that for me.

[@CeHee123]

I've been playing this game and I fucking love it. Already a game of the year for me easily. You know a game does horror well when the environment scares you more than the monsters.

[@ForgottenWalrus]

5:34 I literally paused the video to go play "Melody of the DEAD" on my own piano. Beautiful! 😂

[@JamienautMark2]

I got this game because of this video and it’s probably one of my favorite horror games in a very long time.

[@ztsquid3000]

I am mostly a psychological horror type of guy. This game might be my cup of tea.

[@CrowtheBOOLET]

Crow Country was a instant play for me. kek I will say its was really great and memorable. Its also really fun to speedrun because of some of the secret tricks that you can find. I am slow though. It took me a long time to realize the revelations meant, even when it was spoken to my face. I was like "...wait a minute...!" after they explained everything. I always take things at face value you see so it throws me off when big story reveals like this game drop. Ah well its fine. lol Great game for sure. Maybe a personal GOTY for me.

[@HeavensRipper-he4sz]

Literally skipped the story-themes section because of how fucking cool you made the game look. I'm playing this literally immediately

[@riddleiddle]

Thank u for this review, I got the game and just beat it. Love the art style, hope there's more like it!

[@Yetibyte]

Just completed Crow Country. Bought it because of this review and was not disappointed. Great game!

[@BartaBebop]

Came here for Crow Country, leaving with My Horse Stories!

[@themarcshark]

Let's give this game all the exposure!!! Survival horror will never die! These games are timeless

[@BasVoet]

I really like these Ramble videos!

[@cthulusauce]

I absolutely loved this game, finished it in about 8 hours. I absolutely adored the way the game made me jump at times but it never felt cheap. I also really liked the puzzles, they seemed fair enough

[@Saxdude26]

YES! The return of *S#$% GETS RUSTY, ALL DOORS LOCKED* This game is so fascinating, you're spot on that it has been framed to approach both veterans and also those who DON'T do well with inventory management, heavy gore, horror themed survival gameplay, this is a niche that's been overlooked and huger than most people might consider. I genuinely think this is one I NEED to play now, awesome review James.

[@BasVoet]

I don’t really like survival horror games but your enthousiasm makes me want to play it anyway!

[@Cazra-VaporwaveWitch]

I don't usually play games in the survival-horror genre, but I might check this game out! It looks so spooky and puzzle-y!

[@Jay_Mondragon]

I've been waiting for this video!

[@itaybashan3757]

Thanks for the recommendation James😊