Playing Brigand Panama: Ozee's Mild Ride

[@BrianLancaster]

Those corrupted save files were probably due to Malwarebytes. Working with them now.

[@BrianLancaster]

Your save file will probably get corrupted if you have Malwarebytes running. But hopefully this will be fixed soon.

[@slippy2315]

Thats always a good sign

[@dirtfriend]

@@slippy2315 every time you die, it installs ransomware. gotta keep them weed/beer funds stocked up, baybee!!

[@cyberninjazero5659]

Hey everyone I tested out saving and loading (with Malwarebytes) it works fine

[@bloodrunsclear]

You are at the moment the most in contact with your players of any game developer I can think of. Good on you :)

[@taylorgomes4163]

I commented on of Brian's tweets once. He followed me right after which really surprised me, so I direct messaged him to find out why. He responded that he didn't remember and that he was high as shit. Absolutely in character, expected nothing less, love that man.

[@aurelionight]

Same shit happened with me. I think I mentioned Snake, actually? He's still following me though which is kinda cool.

[@Di3mondDud3]

I wanna smoke a bowl with brian lmao

[@SecuR0M]

Chad.

[@fonesrphunny7242]

@@Di3mondDud3 "smoking pipe"

[@order60000000000]

King shit.

[@99swiff]

"I hope it's still clear that I had a lot of fun with Panama" Y'know, given that you meticulously documented 10 playthroughs, I don't think you have anything to worry about on that front.

[@sookendestroy1]

I have mad respect for a dude who will make a game, put their genuine level of skill and devotion into it even if its what it is and still be willing to just straight out say its a cash grab.

[@gayrozayppeli8431]

@Vivitan And somehow it's still not an awful purchase given it's a more polished expansion in terms of combat

[@Vooman]

1:15:56 "Saul is losing his cool" You could almost say he's about to hit boiling point

[@chaosinc.382]

This comment is (white) gold. ;3

[@spacejam_ki2677]

precursor

[@AsymptoteInverse]

The bandages have nothing to do with the nuke blast: they're from his face exploding.

[@jor4114]

​@@AsymptoteInverse Like Jagi's helmet in Fist of the North Star?

[@yochlel2642]

Brigand truly feels like the ultimate proof that the line between game development and ritualistic magic is tenuous at best and nonexistent at times.

[@Zumbah2]

It's just passion. That's the secret to a good game.

[@phoebeaurum7113]

@@Zumbah2 And powerful magicks.

[@CassandraFortuna]

@@Zumbah2 Magick is the application of intent to a problem at its core, and for the past 40-odd years computing has been regarded as a good example of that in general, so it still works out.

[@Never_heart]

Where do you think Glasgoe learned his reality breaking magics from? He saw through the world past the code and right into the developers mind.

[@dirtfriend]

mad respect to brian for just offering a direct refund because of your weird savegame corruption issues. his entire approach to game development is punk as fuck and i wish more indie developers would be as unabashedly honest and raw in their work.

[@johnnyvalverde7987]

Those world destroying spears are absolutely incredible. Too bad they're definitely getting patched out

[@Tehsnakerer]

Sacrificed for the video

[@proteus2103]

@@Tehsnakerer Worth it

[@fluffytowels1145]

Really hope he at least makes one accessible as a secret

[@Mrannoyus]

@@TuriGamer I can guess that the geometry that was destroyable are actually just objects. I don't think this game actually supports brushes at all now that I think about it...

[@KokoMakesThings]

World destroying spears? Are we Evangelion now?

[@isenokami7810]

Okay, someone, somewhere, please make a game where you can take Kevlar cut cocaine and become immune to bullets. Saul’s legacy needs to be made manifest.

[@Erreul]

That's Bam Bam, lol.

[@percher4824]

It would fit right into some sort of RPG with a drug system. Immunity to ranged attacks and increased speed for a few turns, but less accuracy for double the amount of turns. Something to that effect.

[@roys.1889]

"It's not that he's immune to insanity, it's that the Loa _dare not touch him."_ is one of the most hype lines Snake has ever written. Right up there with "Yakuza 5 is BIG. Saejima is BIGGER!"

[@PalaDave99]

This man is a menace to the gaming world and I can't wait to see what he comes up with next

[@Never_heart]

Perfect description of this developer

[@marreco6347]

Gonzo game development.

[@D4n0w4r]

Cruelty Squad DLC when

[@palecaptainwolfkayls8499]

“The problems of tomorrow.” - Slogan of Brian Lancaster, probably

[@OV3RK1LL3R65]

It totally didn't occur to me until this video that the odd caricature portraits you've been making for these characters is meant to totally match the bizarre aesthetics of the faces in the game. Totally seamless.

[@Tehsnakerer]

I didn't make them I'm afraid, commissioned from Hotcyder.

[@deceptiveauto]

Considering the nuclear explosion and the head bandages I half expected white gold Saul to start speaking to him in his head and then manifest as it’s own being.

[@TheTber123]

Same

[@elPominator]

P2 paradise lost did so much right, keeping Corey Cruise and redeeming him was the best thing. Just wish we had Rick in P4, I really don't care for JSJ's depiction

[@JamesTobiasStewart]

White Gold Saul: Are we going to kill these people? Saul: Not yet. First I need to tell them how good I was at Driv3r. White Gold Saul: But I want to kill nooowwww! Saul: Listen young me; while you're living in MY skull, under MY bandages, you play by MY rules.

[@CitizenKanevideos]

Don't think I missed the fact you were playing YIIK's OST while explaining Jimmy's character. Very subtle, but oh so fitting.

[@Shenaldrac]

And yet, somehow still a better, more likable protagonist than Alex.

[@peppermillers8361]

same, it's amazing. ONISM is a gift from YIIK ost.

[@discipleofdagon8195]

​@@Shenaldrac Alex Yiik doesn't blare horns while busting inside of a hot babe like Bella

[@artursartemjevs6097]

1:15:58 You can even say that Saul is going to hit... BOILING POINT!

[@thraexgladiator]

*forced laughter*

[@BringItDon]

Hey, it's you. I guess I don't give you enough hearts, you have to come here to get your fix.

[@collinmclaren6608]

1:22:12 "Uncut Kevlar-free cocaine" I swear, you're making a whole cinematic universe within your channel

[@JamesTobiasStewart]

I've said this before, to me Saul Myers is a Tehsnakerer character first and foremost.

[@esper6119]

I love that Brian's just like 'oh yo sorry, I'll hold off on updating for you' with no idea that you're making a video on this a feral and friend-shaped man EDIT: HE JUST ROLLS A REQUESTED FEATURE INTO AN UPDATE THE SAME DAY, WHAT A LEGEND

[@Never_heart]

Feral and friend shaped man describes this guy so well. He is unhinged in the most wholesome of ways

[@brandonmorel2658]

Brian Lancaster is close to making a refined version of his idea of an immersive sim. The man has great concepts but it's just the execution and the pot that's keeping him back from making a way better experience. Hopefully, Warlordocracy is less janky and sells, I would love to see a Brigand: Dominicana or Brigand: Havana in a near future, and I also love to see an in depth review from you Snake. You did great work here too, I just love your writing and your dedication in despite of the jankyness. Ps: nice inclusion of Boiling Point's soundtrack.

[@KoylTrane]

Pot is the reason we even got the game at all

[@brandonmorel2658]

@@KoylTrane He should do blow like a gentleman.

[@Superschokokeks]

yeah I kinda think without pot we wouldn't have such a unique game..

[@buttsauceable]

what are you some kind of square

[@GabeTheGrump]

I wish he wasn't such a fucking douchebag I might support him instead of pirating his game and getting bored of it after 20 minutes.

[@MarshalHopalop]

Always remember: Chaos is restless.

[@gestaltengine6369]

I'm here to kill Chaos.

[@theblekedet6467]

Screw.

[@CegeRoles]

Mungo: "What?"

[@TheTber123]

Chaos is Restless. I've got your back m

[@Chewberto]

It's why I'm here to kill Chaos

[@dusk7484]

Seeing Glasgae tear apart reality with throwing spears in his destroyed, raging state of mind is absolutely wonderful

[@imagine_you_are_a_burger]

Unironically my favorite part of Brigand is Brian. Playing these game feel like I'm in the middle of a conversation about a shadowrun homebrew with the guy, and he's unbelievable friendly and helpful everytime I actually see him say anything

[@roys.1889]

Oh my God remember when Mandalore called Oaxaca 'Mexican Eye'? That ending is... it's making the comparison even more apt/on the nose.

[@planescaped]

"It's like if a Roman pickpocket heard about Caesar crossing the Rubicon and decided 'oh I'm fucking sorting this'" That description of your main characters motives was gold. Brigand: Panama does a lot of things right/better from Brigand Oaxaca, but it also creates a ton of new problems. "Hot mess" sums it up really, and yet, it does feel like there's potential underneath it all. It just needs a ton of polishing and maybe a second draft. And the better ending you described reminds me of Deus Ex Invisible War's finale/ending. Probably the one part of that game what was good.

[@brandonmorel2658]

The Jc ending is abso-lutely the best ending in the series.

[@planescaped]

@@brandonmorel2658 Yeah, the statue of liberty utopia ending was legitimately uplifting, hopeful and happy and a great ending for Deus Ex 1... shame Deus Ex 2 wasn't a better game overall though. :(

[@brandonmorel2658]

@@planescaped I think most Deus Ex endings are bad because they try to stick to the rules their settings allow them. Invisible War's setting is way wackier with grey goo events and universal ammo, the ending is just as wacky. The other Deus Exes are way more about hard science fiction and corporate nightmares, so the endings reflect that, the writers couldn't come up with endings that were happy in worlds that are so ultimately fucked up, it would be out of place, in invisible war's case it wasn't so they went with it.

[@thatdude3938]

There is only one Deus Ex game

[@peppermillers8361]

@@brandonmorel2658 I think the issue is that they don't really show off what you did throughout the actual game ON TOP of being short. Human Revolution at least tried to reflect your choices in gameplay, sort of.

[@justusbladetooth]

As glorious a mess as this game is, there's...honestly a good reason that this kind of thing rarely if ever pops up. I love watching your strange, mystic, downright chaotic adventures through one man's substance fueled idea of how Deus Ex should've been done; but this sure as hell isn't my thing beyond that. Brian is a chaotic neutral game dev, and more power to him for that...at least from the other side of a firm pane of glass.

[@PenguinDT]

Tehsnakerer, Saul Myers and Ozee all return? This is the most hype thing of the year! EDIT: Just when I thought it couldn't get better, Mick Gordon kicks in. This is gold!

[@planescaped]

I can't believe Saul Meyers was based off of -and voiced by- the actor who played Imhotep in The Mummy. Turns out he didn't do the voice, just the likeness... which you couldn't even tell. XD

[@waffleless]

59:11 Fallout New Vegas did do a similar thing with the Sunset Sarsaparilla which had a chance to give star marked bottle caps, so you wouldn’t have to find every single collectable one in the game world but could miss a few. The difference is that the radiation hit was negligible.

[@polytanksan5761]

I never knew that

[@joeganbogan270]

i mean hell, sarsaparilla didnt even give a radiation hit, at least outside of hardcore mode. it was just great

[@kabob0077]

Almost took ya for a raider, I did.

[@MrSomebodyStrange]

Okay, at this point you and Brian should be im some sort of a symbiotic relationship. Seriously, the Brigand was the one that made me subscribe to your channel and you were the reason Brian got my hard earned money and still keeps getting it every time when he releases a new DLC. He should share some of his weed and beer with you or something.

[@aurelionight]

The best part is I could totally see the madman doing it, too.

[@picahudsoniaunflocked5426]

@@aurelionight which of these 2 madmen we talkin' here?

[@itwontoverstayipromise]

holy shit i've watched the brigand oaxaca review so many times, this is gonna be great

[@casanovafunkenstein5090]

I remember looking at getting Dark Basic to make games with about two decades ago and being scared off from it the moment I realised I would still need to learn coding and 3D modelling. I'm legitimately surprised and impressed that the engine is being used for something this complex.

[@MaakaSakuranbo]

Same, I wonder how it compiles. Like if the Basic script is still accessible.

[@DStecks]

Fun Fact: the garbage known as GameGuru is the modern continuation of DarkBasic

[@JaruJaruJ]

I clicked on this thumbnail randomly, figuring it was some video essay I could watch while eating my ramen, and I was so utterly lost that I couldn't even begin to enjoy it. I knew there had to be a previous video or series of videos I needed to watch before being capable of understanding this. Long story short, I've now watched just about all of the 79 or so videos in your "Playing" series leading up this. I've had fun! And I understand what this video is about now! :D

[@Denizu]

Man there's so much to adore with this episode. Everything from the silky smooth structure that doesn't get lost in all the playthroughs, the callbacks (that Boiling Point patch notes ones was a deep cut!) to even the more subtle things like xenus background music and the Kevin MacLeod royalty free tracks which just fit add to that lovely feeling of budget jank. Punished Seul Meyers was definitely a brilliant idea! Also, it may be a small thing but you going out of your way to add unique fonts to each of the franchise's you cover is a charming little touch that is very appreciated. It adds a lot and seeing the same font from Oaxaca makes it almost nostalgic in a way. Thanks again for making something that envokes the same feeling as being a kid the day before his birthday. Your works adds that glow back into life!

[@brandonmorel2658]

@Cat Husbando Brian outsources when he can.

[@Denizu]

@Cat Husbando Oh I am aware, there was a segment on that in the Oaxaca video. But it's still a distinct choice to make good use of them given their associations

[@Chariot_Rider]

Brian certainly makes some interesting games, that one day I hope to play. Projects made my small teams can sometimes be a bit janky but they make up for it by being entirely under the control of a singular creator's vision, for better or for worse, but certainly for the interesting. Excellent video!

[@doctor507]

I honestly just love Saul Myers' intro. The nuclear explosion, the silence and the poster change before the strumming of the guitar and the beginning of his next adventure. Welcome back, Saul. Saul survived Realia, Covumbia, Oaxaca. Panama and the end of the world (again) is just another notch on the belt of the American sounding Frenchie.

[@johnroyal4054]

Criminally underated channel. The man never misses with a video. I imagine the youtube algorithms just don't like original content. You're a good man

[@bigmclargehuge8219]

You know, i enjoy your videos for a variety of reasons, but a huge thing that helps with their rewatchability is that the volume is level. I can start one of your videos and be almost 100% certain that if I set the video to a specific volume, it will be fairly steady all the way through, without insane spikes like so many videos have. As someone who absolutely can't sleep without the sound of someone talking in the background, these are an absolute godsend. Like, they're interesting enough to keep me from just getting stuck in my head while trying to fall asleep, they have a stable volume all the way through so I won't get woken up by a loud spike, they're great! I owe so much of my sleep to your videos, especially this one and EVO, for some reason. 10/10 channel.

[@rainydayyoutube]

same

[@nicholasschmidt2864]

I returned to the original Brigand video seemingly every few months to experience the madness all over again. Ogres throwing cinderblocks, nukes connected to an NPC's survival, exploding invisible ninjas, the player being too short to grab items off of high surfaces, and woes of Tehsnakerer playing 2 characters that didn't spec into guns. Now there's a whole sequel to enjoy too.

[@NeoKingGhidorah]

Saul will find his happiness one day, some day

[@brandonmorel2658]

Your pfp is an Afraid of Monsters in game painting isn't it? Just played it recently for the spooks. Also Saul is too much of a grunt for a happy ending. He has committed too many warcrimes to have one.

[@NeoKingGhidorah]

@@brandonmorel2658 My pfp is the album cover of In The Aeroplane Over The Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel, I'm not sure what Afraid of Monsters is but they might have referenced it

[@brandonmorel2658]

@@NeoKingGhidorah Afraid of monsters is just a horror mod for Half life. If you have half life you should check it out for a spooky time. The mod has that album cover art as an ingame painting for more creepyness.

[@raspymorten]

Oh my fuckin' god let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! The original Brigand video might be one of my favorite videos in the whole of youtube, can't wait to watch this later.

[@isenokami7810]

In terms of your actual role playing, I think Glasgae might be my favorite of the characters you’ve made across both videos. Second favorite is Saul Myers, because…come on, it’s Saul Myers.

[@Tehsnakerer]

I had a lot of fun with all three but Glasgae was the most interesting because I was trying to get him a happy(ish) ending out of the hand the game dealt me, and it just didn't quite pan out in a good way. And yeah, it's fun to just break out Saul every once in a while.

[@isenokami7810]

@@Tehsnakerer Honestly, the little mental breakdown montage you had for him prior to Ozee's final mission was just the perfect climax for that character.

[@Samarai-hf9si]

@@Tehsnakerer ive been hooked on Fallout: New Vegas as of late and this has definitely made me want to try a "Saul Meyers" character on my next playthrough. im excited and concerned about how awful things are going to turn out

[@planescaped]

@@Samarai-hf9si Well he kicked ass at Driv3r, so being a courier shouldn't be any problem.

[@suddenlythatenderman5800]

@@Tehsnakerer saul..... saulves EVERYTHING

[@DACopperhead2]

I'm amazed at this entire project. I'm trying to play Brigand right now, between the tech issues and....you know Brigand it has been difficult. But seeing these games through your videos is fantastic. I am fascinated by this singular vision of game development, especially when comparing the two. Brigand is so eclectic and weird in its story, but with some miserable game sections. While Panama has some really great-looking gameplay moments, but with a blander story. Just when I watch your first video, I can feel the dread with all of those sections, but the Panama encounters look awesome. I'm really happy that Brian is making games, and to me is a great example of the still-living artistry in the industry.

[@Nirual86]

its a great example of why a flawed but strong vision makes for a memorable experience more than a lot of the cookie cutter Triple-A games out there despite of the vast differences in budget and, well, technical quality. Then again even some of those big boy games come out almost as bugged and janky as this, just without the insane story to match.

[@TitusReviews]

I really appreciate the level of effort that you put into these videos

[@Tehsnakerer]

Thank you very much

[@Jaymez2012]

Waited until I had a suitable meal to watch this with and, unlike the game as a whole for you, snake, this video did not disappoint in the slightest. Video game channels like yours are the epitome of content creation of this sphere of KZbin. Analytical but still fun. It's incredibly hard to mix those two things perfectly and you're one of the rare KZbinrs that does it. This video was a banger like always.

[@vrapbrap]

Glad to see that the saul myers fanclub is still going. As is his spirit.

[@JamesTobiasStewart]

Yeah this story feels, appropriately enough, like it was written by someone who was high and going from idea to idea as things went on. Interesting ideas, that aren't explored because a new idea has come along. Also may I say, it is so good to see the Man, the Myth, the Legend Saul Myers return as a major player character after his tragic nuclear accident in Oaxaca.

[@Romrojal]

I love how Saul stopped giving a shit, had a few and ended the world with Lee; Glasge Snapped so hard he broke reality and Jimmy was such a dissapointment that the girl he romanced turned on him and helped kill him the second she had the chance. As for the ending, I would have swapped Lee and Ozee, and have Lee be a bigger presence in the story. say that Ozee's ship was damaged by the fighting which is why there's a bunch of baroque on the coastline, they are protecting both Ozee who is in the city and the ship as it's been repaired. then the mission changes to the player having to destroy the ship and kill Ozee.

[@zacherylemke9318]

I just noticed that the music snarkerer used for Saul's ending is the traveling theme from Xenus II. A fitting song for a man who finally reached boiling point

[@XxDruidmancerxX]

Combat music from boiling point at 31:58 as well! So good hahaaha

[@Sagari12Master]

Man it feels like yesterday i've watched the Brigand Oaxaca video. Absolutely fantastic

[@KenshinMizuhara]

My god, the followup video I have been waiting on for literally years is finally here. Thank you, Tehsnakerer. I can't wait to use this one to fall asleep to in the near future

[@meatyard8066]

This game honestly should be getting as much coverage as cruelty squad, it makes you feel the same for different reasons

[@Erisblackstone]

Ah just in time for my day off. Happy to see you jump into Brian's new jank filled masterpiece.

[@robincray116]

A game set in the chinese warlord era will be wild. We had the Christian Warlord who baptisted his troops with a fire hose and the famous dogmeat general.

[@krimtim3]

Saul: Don't worry Commandante, back in Brigand they called me "The Jankinator"

[@ABGABGABG1]

My God I love this. Thanks friend, there's nothing like your last brigand video, the game and your playhrough/commentary are legendary, now theres more!!! It was either play far cry 6 or watch this, you damn well know what I chose . . . .

[@Techn1colour]

I'm so happy you made a video on this! I've watched the Oaxaca video several times by now.

[@Itgetsbetterofficial]

Every new snake video puts a big smile on my face when I see it. Thanks for what you do!

[@ONIMOT100]

The Boiling Point music kicking in for the introduction of Punished Saul was unironically kinda hype, ngl

[@ardgwatlol]

Thanks for the video! Always love watching your stuff over the course of a day or two. I like to be watching something when I have my meals, and your videos are some of my favorites!

[@NekoiNemo]

After N-th rewatch, this just hit me: is Lee's phone line a riff on Fallout 2's hint book? You know, the one you can find AFTER you beat the game and watch epilogue, that gives moderate exp bonus and a lot of hints about events you have lived through tens of hours ago.

[@JamesTobiasStewart]

That's a good point. You may have something there.

[@roys.1889]

29:48 - Ah yes, the Kazuma Kiryu manual fishing strat from Yakuza 3. I missed that.

[@Tehsnakerer]

The web expands

[@zyriantel9601]

@@Tehsnakerer After he played an integral role in _certain events in Yakuza 7 that I'll not speak of here because that video doesn't exist yet and I don't wanna be a douche_ , Kiryu retired to the irradiated wasteland of Panama for some quiet fishing time

[@razesmile4703]

Thanks for this! Your video on Brigand Oaxaca is one of my favourite video essays on KZbin

[@deakonshaffer3212]

The distorted yiik theme at the end really demonstrates the complete and utter madness of the situation

[@degeneratemale5386]

Brian, you've done it again

[@1337B0B]

mr snake you're my man when it comes to entertaining long videos about jank keep it up

[@linkspanda]

Your videos, are as always, a delight. Thank you for all the hard work.

[@JacksGameShack]

Excellent video. Glad that Saul Myers made his dramatic return.

[@bigmclargehuge8219]

"Now that it's all property, it's all theft." Holy shit I love the one-liners like this you just casually drop. 10/10

[@lefishe8791]

The Best ending in this were the companions we made along the way

[@imperatoriacustodum4667]

Until they turned around and gunned you down.

[@FelipeGonzalez-le5jv]

I love how Brigand can be *so* Brigand. That as soon as it gets a bit easier, you get paranoid.

[@cyrusthesecond]

Man that intro is just SO GOOD. Especially as a sequel to your first video on this. It’s a sequel intro to the intro

[@jackjeager8785]

Ur first vid is one of my favs…I’m glad u was able to do a part 2

[@Techn1colour]

1:04:30 That reference was smoother than Mr. Smooth.

[@ilyshion2047]

Really enjoyed the video as usual Snake! You always go the extra mile with your videos. With SMT 5 coming out and your casual mentioning of the series over the years I was wondering have you ever considered doing a video on one of the SMT games? Spin off or Mainline?

[@Haitch_Kay]

I think I'm going to make sure to buy Brigand when it's not on sale, knowing I'll probably never play it, purely to support Brian. What an insane man that I genuinely hope never stops.

[@galadrigal86]

The original video is one of my favorite videos ever! Looking forward to this

[@cpttyson]

Man, that was pretty great. You killed me many times with the jokes you did. Love your work

[@rhysdog8600]

i just dont understand how brian can be so diligent at fixing bugs whenever they're reported, yet the game is still so buggy

[@Kishy]

I've been watching this over the past week while getting ready for work, and finished it now after work. I loved it! Such a great combination of a playthrough kind of video and review in one. Thanks so much for this! Going to watch Oaxaca next (out of order i know lol)

[@andryboi8024]

Good, a sequel video for possibly my most watched video of yours. Fantastic. I can't wait for insanity.

[@lordfriedrick7911]

Oh boy... It's gonna be a wild ride isn't it? After seeing the entire video, it's more than a wild ride... This is an epic journey...

[@planescaped]

Warlordocracy legit sounds kinda awesome... Well, aside from the name.

[@brandonmorel2658]

He could have just it named it Warlocracy.

[@SkigBiggler]

@@brandonmorel2658 make it sound like a bunch of warlocks decided to have a go at democracy lol

[@planescaped]

@@SkigBiggler Warlockcracy is the name of another awesome youtube channel in a very similar vein to Accursed Farms/Tehsnakerer. However I think it rolls of the tongue a bit better than warlord-ocracy But alongside him PatricianTV and Grimbeard I've found a lot of great channels of late.

[@DmitryKurushin]

25:00 probably my favorite interpretation of the story so far

[@Boomer04888]

You misundrestand Hutch. His sniper prowess comes from the fact that he can simultaneously aim two sniper rifles in two opposite directions without having to move his head

[@itsuadman]

lol

[@OperatorGreg]

I just want to say, Snake, you are a godsend to the long days at work. It makes my already enjoyable work even more enjoyable, and makes those more boring days far more bearable. Thank you a lot for your work!

[@andryboi8024]

Having watched the video twice now. Yep, it still holds up. I mean OAXACA is obviously more insane, but I like the three character perspectives from the start and how each character actually had a chance to complete the game (Games allowing for different builds to work is good. IDK why we can't just do that more often...). The gameplay seems so much better and more enjoyable, but the story is now ... whack. Despite the disappointment from the story I could easily tell you really enjoyed the game and it seems enjoyable. Especially when Glasgae broke everything with his almighty spears. Despite being a 2/3 "Average" score, Glasgae's adventure was my favorite. I do hope Saul finds his true happy ending in the next life.

[@thegreatgoatking.kingofall4001]

Oh boy, time to dive into Brians wild ride

[@floppy280]

For what it's worth, I really loved the Glasgae montage. "This cinderblock? Cursed!" really got me.

[@philldavis6550]

man these videos are absolute gems thanks

[@TheKaoticSanity]

I have never been more excited for a video popping up!

[@rainydayyoutube]

Nice video! Just had to comment to support your channel. Keep doing what you do!

[@Rodgun]

I can't believe the absolute mad man made a second game with the same level of insanity. Legend.

[@nils-petergustafsson1064]

Finally, I have been waiting for something better than the yakuza vids. These kind of games is why I love this channel.

[@Comkill117]

I love how Saul Meyers is a reoccurring character on this channel.

[@peppermillers8361]

He's a great character, arguably better utilized than what DeepShadows did with him.

[@commissarthorne3894]

I love that the driving music from White Gold is becoming a mainstay. That song actually slaps.

[@nathansummers6920]

One of my favorite videos got a sequel! yes yes yes! Best part of my day so far 🐡

[@brettgall4505]

Truly this is a masterpiece of gaming

[@Tehsnakerer]

Truly

[@jacobottesen5279]

Saul Meyers lives again! And btw, thanks for helping me dodge a bullet: I was going to listen to Mandalore's latest review while at work, then saw this pop up and changed my mind. Thank God...

[@danielg3857]

what happened with the Mandalore video? haven't seen it

[@jacobottesen5279]

@@danielg3857 I wrote the reply when "Anonymous Agony" was Mandalore's latest review. Imagine if every 'dark and edgy' video game was mixed together with a dollop of NSFW elements. The result? A cursed trainwreck of edgy cringe, with Mandy as your only sane tour guide.

[@danielg3857]

@@jacobottesen5279 oh, gotcha, yeah I've seen the beginning of that video

[@jackson14431]

I love you man, and i'll say this, Your wanted posters are terrifying. Punished Saul will probably come to me in a dream to bum a cigarette and then shoot me.

[@TheOneTrueStAN]

Words alone cannot express my excitement upon seeing this pop up in my subscription feed.

[@fetusdeletus9266]

You joke about it but there might be an alternative universe where a Roman pickpocket killed or assisted Caesar for crossing the rubicon.

[@bulutcagdas1071]

As a 1 man project I am amazed by the quantity and the quality of the production at display here. I'm sure it wasn't trivial to design and code an immersive sim FPS/RPG hybrid.