Temple of Nod Showcase - Lands of Lore 3

[@AlicijaFilmGeek]

This feels like a game I would have adored as a kid (similar to might and magic) but would have zero context for the Sci-fi portion due to not knowing C&C as a child! Also love CABAL’s “goodbye Dave”, 2001: A Space Odyssey reference.

[@pablosegalinas4261]

Ikr, I loved Lands of Lore as a kid =) And I concur, the "goodbye Dave" bit was f***ing awesome.

[@Number1Rival]

"Goodbye Dave" Never expected such a reference to come out of a genocidal AI like CABAL. I guess Kane was a movie buff in his spare time.

[@videocrowsnest5251]

CABAL did (does?) have a knack for cruel sadistic humor, such as when in Firestorm he informs you about barraging the battlefield with cluster missile launches by way of condescendingly telling you: "Oh by the way: Multiple missile launches detected." - And then laughs as the bombs start dropping. I assume CABAL got this ability to use a form of humor from the suspended in animation humans and their brains he is hooked up to in order to utilize them as processors.

[@JeansWithPockets541]

He did direct the FMVs, and asked if the camera was still running...

[@stasisasmr7724]

@@JeansWithPockets541 😂 If there was just a small hint of that, I’d have lost my friggin mind! I always believed and viewed the original game as stand alone, then tib sun, was an alternate what if ending for the first game - but down the line. Like, I don’t think it’s not cannon. But if you remove red alert and just look at C&C 95 as a SOLO game. Kane is not some immortal guy, cabal never rose to power, there is no Tacitus, it’s just two military factions going at it with different ideologies involving Tiberium and what should be done

[@moisesmunguiafalloutmoises112]

I mean he has been roaming around the earth for years so I think he has seen films during his Immortal days

[@aruan7sp]

"Activate Core Defense systems" I was expecting the Core Defender as a boss in this part

[@AndrewTaylorNintyuk]

My theory was this was the outcome of Kane's world altering missile from Tibsun main game.

[@NoStringsPrd]

We know exactly which timeline this event occurs in, but this is definitely one of the most likely ones

[@AndrewTaylorNintyuk]

@@NoStringsPrd I assume you meant we don't know

[@NoStringsPrd]

@@AndrewTaylorNintyuk Derp, yes XP

[@Blutwind]

i would argue it´s some more time after tibdawn with Nod winning with the Ion cannon getting hijacked by NOD to destroy the white house GDI might have droped the Ioncannon project and went with their nuclear arsenal leading to nuclear amagedon that might also explain a lack of triberium as it was mostly destroyed by the nukes and at that point it was still not a selfreplicating crystal but mor akin to a flower product

[@Soundwave142]

I say this is a showcase for what is yet to come for Command and Conquer fans.

[@thomasolympia3731]

I wonder how players that knew what was happening reacted to seeing the first attack bike, cyborg, and orca fighter.

[@hijackdallas6052]

I had my first encounter with CABAL in TibSun, so i knew, that voice is a really bad one

[@Eladnav1]

wow imagine being one of the last survivors of the apocalypse, just to find a temple and have cabal troll you

[@genericlegionaryrecruit7235]

we do a little machine warring

[@andrewp.8278]

"I have no mouth but I must scream"

[@CABAL_REBORN]

Very happy to see this small tidbit of Westwood re-discovered.

[@usprulse]

The last survivour of the Tib wars ~ it's kinda sad if you look at it...all the wars, death, blood and so one...in the end the ruins of a temple is all that remains... kinda puts a zing how small of a blib we are in time & history

[@Villanuevac4]

Hey, I never knew LoL had a C&C reference (until your CABAL vid, at least). Thanks once again, Stefan!

[@cr90captain89]

id say it not so much a cameo but more like the series is connected, or at least that timeline is linked. id theorize that the mirror acts like Einstein's chrono sphere from red alert. both use very diverging methods of doing so. one uses science while the other is magic, so cabal could be in any number of timelines yet unknown to the players or the rest of the c&c universe.

[@IsKor06]

Woa, that would have been rather unsettling for LoL players unaware of the C&C universe to find this. But this is one hell of a cameo, thanks for pointing this out. I stopped the LoL series at the first game :p Thanks again Stefan!

[@D2daICE]

How the modern times have messed up my memory... i really thought you meant "League of Legends" for a second -.-

[@RedLogicYT]

It's like if command and conquer tried to make a game similar to the OG elder scrolls games

[@super_shag8685]

I forgot Westwood did more than just RTS games I had no idea this cameo even existed till now Having NOD in a fantasy setting is so bizarre but probably not the craziest idea.

[@TranscendentalAirwaves]

Man I'd love to see a whole RPG like Fallout set in the Tiberian universe, preferrably Tib Sun cause it's just so incredibly FULL of lore and atmosphere.

[@GunRunner106]

dat healing sound effect tho.

[@NoStringsPrd]

The universe sound of heals

[@feelx92ger]

Clear! Gimme some room!

[@Marinealver]

Also heard the lazerus stealth shield in there too.

[@SunLightPVPS]

it sounded like the renegade health pickup

[@BioClone]

and the ambiental sound is the same one used on the MCV deployed scene

[@PsychoGoldVideos]

Thanks for showing off the level. I love the creepy vibe Cabal has here. Reminds me how in Firestorm he presented himself as more machine to GDI till he got what he needed from them. Here he pretends to be a simple AI until you reference him being a God. Then all his pretense drops and he is more than happy to state his superiority to a human. I have all the other Cabal voice files stored on my HDD, somehow I need to get the ones from Lol3 😅

[@NoStringsPrd]

Hey, are you on the No Strings Discord? I have all the LoL3 CABAL voicelines ripped from the game, I could send you a zip if you'd like? If you'd like to get them yourself, you simply need a copy of LoL3 (it's on GoG and Origin) and XCC Mixer, all the audio for the Shattered Desert are held in the unfortunately-named ISHATs.wsx

[@swdx]

@@NoStringsPrd Boy, the XCC Mixer... Brings back memories. Used to spend so much time tinkering with Rules.ini in my schoolboy years...

[@PsychoGoldVideos]

@@NoStringsPrd I will be shortly and I really appreciate that.

[@PsychoGoldVideos]

@@NoStringsPrd and now I'm there under the same name. I thought I was already in the discord but apparently not.

[@ztSHOCK]

I sure am glad that I found your channel! Hearing Cabal recite the One Vision of the Brotherhood was pretty cool. Brotherhood. Unity. Peace.

[@FoxtrotInTheTower]

absolutely astounding! Excellent research done for this.

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

*Puts on tinfoil hat* Kane is NOT his true name! Long ago, a young prince named Brandon fought an evil jester and became King of the magical island of Kyrandia. Somehow, somewhen, King Brandon clearly went off the deep end, and became magically immortal, possibly during or after whatever process transported him to Bronze Age Earth where he took on a new identity. Kane's ultimate goal is Ascension, a means of using Tiberium technology to, perhaps, once again return to where he came from. Oh, y'all want evidence? Well, Brandon was voiced by Mr Kucan in both Legend of Kyrandia 1 & 3. But in LoK 2, a letter is adressed to a character in the lands of Lore, which, as we now know, are connected to the C&C world. Thats' my crackpot headcanon. Love your C&C lore vids Prd!

[@STSGingie]

I had no idea such a massive crossover level existed as I'd never heard of Lands of Lore before. It fits more or less in the themes of Tib Sun and Firestorm as Cabal certainly saw himself as a god. Thanks for showcasing this level, it was fun to see.

[@deadwolf2978]

the Lore is strong, with this one.

[@CalebHawn]

I'm here from the CABAL lore video. This is so cool to see Westwood made C&C references in their other games, which I had never even heard of until now.

[@olivernest6311]

I was looking for a (good) video of that for 2 months and now you made one, thank you very much!

[@spasjt]

On behalf of other and myself I wanted to say, thanks for making this video! I was extremely curious about this game after seeing your CABAL video and you delivered another great video. Nice work Stefan!

[@ThePanzerKamph]

Thanks for uploading that neat little bit of trivia. Really cool the see inside a Temple of Nod.

[@SHDW-nf2ki]

"Goodbye Dave" OF COURSE NOD WOULD PROGRAM THEIR EVIL SUPER GENIUS AI WITH QUOTES FROM AN EVIL SUPER GENIUS AI

[@conrad4852]

I played the first LoL as a kid, but not as an adult let alone either LoL 2 or LoL 3. This was really fun to watch & hear your commentary.

[@Yourwaifuisntreal]

Dude, thank you for making this portion of Lands of Lore 3 as a separate video! I've been curious about this since the Cabal lore vid.

[@rgfrank1668]

I love this tit-bit of information, and it is so strange to see that this game almost came out at the same time as Tib sun. The lore of these is linked and I would have never know about it without this channel, so thank you.

[@Tucher97]

I love moderate scale easter eggs like these, its so dumb yet great.

[@SilencerNate]

Hearing some of the sounds effects which are throughout this, but specifically the ones 10:00 gives me fond memories. Those are the exact same sound files used in EVE Online when scanning down things.

[@BioClone]

I think that one comes from old free rights sound effects (just like the well known tiberian dawn silo explosion) Im pretty sure this sound was used a lot also in star trek.

[@CommissarTommy22]

Tread lightly, for this is hallowed ground.

[@Luckysquirrel1256]

Never even heard of the Lands of Lore series, but this is a really cool Dungeon. I really need to check out your Cabal video now!

[@paragonrobbie9270]

The fact that this entire area feels hidden in a game that was designed with an entirely different audience in mind makes this outcome to the Tiberium universe feel, well, like it was never meant to be found. Even with Copper's cheese filled voice acting, the entire section feels haunting knowing that this would happen if the Firestorm Crisis ended in humanity's loss.

[@DarkExcalibur42]

Very cool! I'm really glad you did a deeper dive into this game, I definitely wanted to see this.

[@MrCalhoun556]

Thanks for uploading the footage. I always heard about this level in the mid-2000s on C&C message boards. But aside from a few brief screenshots, no further documentation existed back then.

[@TheMaghorn]

I think it's safer to assume the mutants are Tiberium based by how their attacks cause burning damage, and the fact that we don't see crystals or anything on their skin is more a limitation of the game engine. I also don't agree with this being a bad ending timeline and believe it could take place anywhere from post Tib War 2 to the aftermath of Firestorm, because per C&C 3's GDI campaign intel files, not all of Cabal's control nodes were destroyed in the Firestorm crisis, and the last one was discovered shortly before Tib War 3. It also makes sense that very few humans would have survived if they were near one of Cabal's cores, as every unmutated human would have been harvested for cyborg production.

[@DNE2012]

Damn this has some nice voxel art

[@Zaptagious]

CABAL pretty much looks like Andross from SNES StarFox Also nice 2001 reference at 15:41

[@stasisasmr7724]

WOW. As a game developer (on the side) one of the things I wanted to do was just, create one coherent lore, and make it so we could have any game - any character, any time period. Providing it made sense for the characters/world. I don’t want to spoil it, but there’s a few (in my mind) appearances of things that really shouldn’t exist without context. Just seeing this, and hearing Cabals voice, seeing the game in general, it reminds me of Doom, (I’ve never played either) but I love the implementation of cabal in here, Just imagine* It’s 1998-1999, you have played the original C&C, you’ve played red alert, and you tried you’re hand at lands of lore, you *Because internet wasn’t anywhere near as close to what it is now back when. Didn’t have this spoilt, You single handed LG got first hand experience of seeing and playing this with no real context. Seeing the Nod logo again, despite the idea they either won or lost the first tib war… Seeing how ‘out of place’ it looks VS the rest of the game, I know for certain I’d start loosing my mind seeing the nod logo, and what could potentially be the ruined temple of nod. Kane’s broken dead body, (as if you didn’t play red alert or finish it, the implication that he’s immortal or lives on through cloning or is cabal, wasn’t made.) Seeing hints at what could have happened after tib war 1, and knowing tib sun was coming* That is the SUBTLE* hint to get you excited for C&C 2, That is incredible, the Westwood lore did more than I actually thought prior, and whenever I can, I’d love to take a gander in person.

[@LickerOfAnuses]

I forgot the 90s didn’t have internet, you’re right that seeing C&C lore in a game unexpectedly would be amazing… It makes it feel so much more in-depth and immersive.

[@CorbelanIV]

This is a wonderful video. 3 never soared to the heights Lands of Lore 1 and (especially) 2 did, truly all time great RPGs. It did have some cool merits such as this crossover. Thanks for showcasing this.

[@Marinealver]

So the IPs are Dune Tiberium Red Alert Land of Lore (Generals I consider an EA property as Westwood was restructured then).

[@Engel990]

Who holds the IPs of the games Westwood made under Westwood associates like Eye of the beholder?

[@lakecityransom]

Wow, how many C&C fans don't know about this? I sure didn't. It came before Tiberian Sun too. Very interesting. Whoever played both games back then must have felt like a real insider lol.

[@WulvenWanderer]

Adored this game when it came out, and once it became digitally available I went back to replaying it at least once a year. Too bad we never got more like it.

[@CaveyMoth]

When I saw the clips of this game in the other video, I thought it was a modern indie title.

[@ollllj]

LoL3 was pretty good and novel. Its strenght was, that it was a non-linear clip-show, with separate regions that tell separate interactive stories. one of them full of CnC-fanfic lore. its weakness was, that the character gets stronger and better tools, but all separate regions are constant and get easier over time. Whatever regions are your first 2 choices, you are in for a good gameplay challenge. All later regions, you are now way overpowered, and only along for the ride of a narrative, that is slightly diminished by almost all friction/danger/drama being removed from it.

[@andrewraichlin]

Absolutely fantastic, I loved playing all LoL games. And really enjoyed 3 despite all of it's bugs and issues.

[@ScorpionCar]

Fantastic video shows just how much detail and references developers can put into games especially when some games you don't notice until you look closely 🔎 "Nice job" - General Shepard 👍

[@bklnd]

another great vid, thanks for more of this amazing lore!

[@athomicritics]

man with all these electronic sounds and cabal voice i feel more like you are playing system shock 2 xd cause i swear some of those "computer noises" are used also there

[@mark009vn]

Those voxel models looks like they were converted from the same cinematic models from tib sun (the ones you can see from gooch's website), which kind of interesting to me because its probably the only surviving public iteration of those cinematic models.

[@rabidsnypr]

The "Good bye Dave" is a reference to Hal from Space Odyssey. Just showing Cabal was Hal.

[@CvijaFaQ]

Been aware of this Nod themed dungeon for a long time now, never played Lands of Lore, but I read about it in the wiki. Never had a detailed look inside it, so this was really neat.

[@tairad9474]

Amazing video! Really enjoyed it.

[@iskoconquers]

The old dude dies in the explosions if he doesnt get aggroed

[@goatcheezius2399]

Ligg gives a long, technical line going over the rifle's features and then says "Ligg like!" if you take him with

[@cursedpaladin1035]

Really cool stuff!

[@Engel990]

I finished LoL 1 in my vacation last year and was planning to do LoL2 this year. Would have been cool to stumble upon this next year when I do three. It really makes it cooler that this was before Sun released.

[@SHDW-nf2ki]

Games don't do crossovers like this anymore and thats sad

[@pablosegalinas4261]

One of the most epic (in its own bizarre way) moments in the LoL franchise. Gotta admit that I enjoyed it quite a bit, even if I'm not a fan of mixing sci-fi with more traditional fantasy. Oh, and the music in this level I think it was made by Frank Klepacki, in true C&C fashion 😎

[@danieluchwal3515]

I did not realise that LoL was in the C&c universe

[@NoStringsPrd]

Technically it's not, it's still a different universe, it was just able to cross over into it via the Shining Path

[@Thatonepersonyouheard]

No in the game you are an interdenominational traveler. You go to CnC

[@danieluchwal3515]

Either way that is pretty cool

[@idriscorvus2237]

Firestorm Crisis where Kane is killed and Cabal stood among the ashes.

[@Jarsk1e]

never knew about this, this is pretty cool!

[@dy031101]

15:44 Maybe CABAL somehow has difficulty pronouncing Copper lol

[@RESURRECT2]

9:35 - boomstick :D reference to Evil Dead in reference to C&C game in a fantasy game :D

[@Alianger]

Does this have the transformations from LoL 2?

[@Serjmeister]

The way they rendered those models seems similar to how they did it in their Blade Runner adventure game

[@lucasstr5653]

wanted to say that I made a homebrew tabletop rpg mixing fallout system with C&C lore and it's a blast for now

[@Leto85]

The voice of the narrator sounds very similar to that of the one from the ESO channel.

[@llanfairpwlgwyngyll7331]

They had it all planned from the start

[@Soundwave142]

When "CABAL" was acting like a "god," he seemed rather mocking about it

[@IemandIemandus]

Just making this up: What if Copper (or someone else) got interested in tiberium found here and became Kane?

[@willworkforfood7028]

Imagine if this is your first experience with the Command and Conquer franchise and then go straight to Tiberium Sun. Tiberium will forever be hot beads and Cabal will always be the evil wizard who think hes god.

[@RESURRECT2]

7:00 - actually, this graphics are very good!

[@BlitzkreigNZ]

wow, this is awesome

[@trslim6032]

This feels so desolate and hopeless. Kinda shows how bad the Tiberium universe is.

[@KingLich451]

Looks like a fun game

[@nodcommanderthe5823]

Interesting, old game there! Literally did not know of this until like, a year or two ago? Looks a little clunky though by today's standards!

[@NoStringsPrd]

I'm not sure how well LoL1 or 2 play (1 is DOS), but yeah LoL3 is definitely rather clunky. I managed to find a control scheme that worked for me, there are quite a lot of control options in the settings which is nice and I can list what I used if anyone want to try it out, but there is a lot of alternating between having the cursor locked to the centre of the screen in the style of a regular FPS, and having the cursor unlocked so you can interact with things more freely. The physics engine though is pretty clunky to work with, especially given the game likes to give you parkour tasks. Your jump height is extremely low, but you move at twice the speed if you run around jumping. It's an odd game to be sure, but well worth a look if it's your style of game. Very much a jump back in time in terms of design

[@AVerySexuallyDeviantOrange]

It’s like System Shock 1 but without the stock market being tracked in the top left

[@royasturias1784]

Who wants Lands of Lore Trilogy ported to smartphones (HUD can be remapped), or remade in the Frostbite engine, or crossing over to the latest Dragon Age?

[@archt0r11]

next question is who want to do it officially

[@1luarluar1]

what is the technology behind the sprites? They look different from a classical 3d objects...

[@45580677]

Nice I wonder have you check out Twisted Insurrection yet where GDI loss TWI?

[@NoStringsPrd]

I believe I have it installed, just not had the chance to go through it yet

[@45580677]

@@NoStringsPrd As a GDI Resistance Commander what you expect?

[@burninghalls]

Here I am in 2021, I keep watching this hoping, praying for a Command and Conquer Remastered Collection 2 with Tiberian Sun (my overall favorite due it its post apocalyptic atmosphere and CABAL and the brotherhood feeling the most real out of all the others). I find CABAL way more interesting than LEGION especially because of the added human component and when he tried to take over the world and by the sounds of things coming quite close to doing so in Firestorm with Tiberium doing most of the damage with earth having at least 1 year left before becoming completely uninhabitable to humans according to Doctor Gabriella Boudreau, Luckily GDI wins in the cannon and the knowledge gained from the tacitus allows GDI to create the green zones in CNC 3. I hope more remasters are done well in 2022 and it revives CNC as a whole, To me even in CNC4 the scrin were never really defeated and only defeated from earth, this leaves a lot of potential that should be harnessed.

[@onur-a-k]

This might be the Temple of Nod taken out in C&C Renegade

[@Victorian_Gamer]

I remember this, good times. The one thing I hated about this part, there is this alchemic thing that allows you to make a item that clones other items, very OP indeed. But it needs those green goo from this world, with other ingredients very early on found, not fully worth carrying the full game through. I played this at a friend home, sadly one of the CD finally succumb to heath death, from overuse some years ago, and one day just broke and snapped in half. Lucky we made CD copies and digital also XD Fun thing about this CD version is that it is V1.05 if correct, has a nice glitch in the ice world that basically allows you to grab the shard inf times, I have used it in the speedruns I did,.. Most are done on the GOG, what is V1.07a and has this glitch fixed. Also, the CD files, after instal, can just be copied into your main instal folder, make a startup thing called -cd and something called -32(something) to bypass some RAM checks for modern systems. (google is your friend for that info) I also use nGlide,. I dont know what the GOG version does. But if you try to go past the old standard 4:3 640x320 ratio with the cd version or use 32Bit ratio settings, ingame cutscenes will crash/not show the game without it. Some additional setting for it can be found on the nGlide forms, that work good. It does sometimes give a bit too much light and extra effects, that make me say, disable the texture smoothing ingame is a must in nGlide mode, because most textures look actually worse with it enabled. Some textures are also pretty HD, like the money bag. Makes you question what sort of compression they used, if any. You can still switch to the games 32Bit 16:9 ratio just fine while ingame or use the nGlide in 16:9, but know that cutscenes will crash/not show in 32 bit in your game. What is sad, because the game looks quite good in the normal 32Bit that somehow works, because the game was 8/16Bit originally if correct. So make backup of the Cache files if messing with that, thrust me, copying those files is faster then making the game do it for you. Also, I see you using the compass to move the camera,. There is a keybind for mouse look activation. even works in inventory mode. Good memories, good.

[@BioClone]

Fun fact, my Tib Sun Nod disk also "exploded" inside my drive... Pieces through Power I guess.

[@rickysargulesh1053]

That graphic style always looked so odd. It was pretty outdated at it's time. But it has its charm. The looping animation of the last man though. Looks like he has a seizure.

[@45580677]

Thank You

[@TropicalTendencies]

I remember playing command and conquer on the first playstation

[@Vexonia_Music]

Wait, are those 3D looking things in the game Voxels? If so that is seriously impressive

[@NoStringsPrd]

I'm not really sure how it works, but my understanding is the game engine appears to render certain objects like enemies and NPCs as 3D objects somewhere in memory, then projects those models into the game world as 2D sprites. It's weird how it works

[@Vexonia_Music]

@@NoStringsPrd I know a lot of modern voxel programs are able to convert 3D models into voxels, so I wouldn't be surprising if they were projected as voxels, given that in Software rendered games, voxels are just layers upon layers of pixels made to look like 3D objects.

[@NoStringsPrd]

Could be the case then WW were working with voxels at the time with TS just a few months away

[@GunRunner106]

i noticed how the old dud calls the MC 'scaleskin' - is Mc like deformed? or a lizard or such? its also very similar to how the forgotten were called i believe like stone-skin vs smoothskin or smths like that???

[@AndrewTaylorNintyuk]

The MC has dragon blood so has some scales

[@dankconfessorcabal]

So did Cabal needed the shard to teleport to another realm?

[@rainbowsnail4171]

I played this game as a kid, but never got very far. As an adult, I beat it, and I really disliked this level. I think easter eggs and references and such are super amazing in games, but to make an entire level, the FINAL level of the final Lands of Lore game, into a Command and Conquer level, felt way too much to me. However, I am sad I never experienced this as a kid, because I feel certain that I would not have been thinking in such critical ways back then, and simply found it amazing that a game I liked, ended with a level based on a game I loved even more. Again, to make sure people don't misunderstand me; If this was a secret hidden level, or just a small thing, I would have loved it even now. But to make it such a huge part of the endgame, felt a bit too much. I play another game these days, Final Fantasy 14, which is an MMO. They sometimes make crossover events with other games, and I love that. However the most recent was to make the entire big raid of the expansion into a Nier crossover. Again, as much as I like that game, I think it was too much to set aside such a large amount of the game to a crossover thing. (I realize this game has nothing to do with Lands of Lore or C&C, but it was a good example of other games doing something similar). Either way, lovely video as always!

[@endoflevelboss7806]

5:50 The Bugged Old Bugger just Bugs off... I wish ALL Bugs will do that...

[@pretzelboi64]

What is it with 90's medieval CRPGs and alien spaceship levels?

[@user-xu2pi6vx7o]

I've never understood the, in universe, reason for why CABAL exposed those four shield generators, when the core defenses came online. They seemed otherwise invulnerable, so why drop their armor? They also seemed to function just fine while armored, because CABAL's shield is otherwise up with no discernable issues. So why?

[@xiriusthesoulwatcher3955]

Having to divert power into the core defences from the generator?

[@user-xu2pi6vx7o]

@@xiriusthesoulwatcher3955 Still doesn't fully explain why. You could argue that the generators might have to ramp up power production, which leads to higher heat output and a need for extra cooling... But that armor is most likely metal and metal makes excellent, passive, heatsinks, so this is still not a good explanation.

[@xiriusthesoulwatcher3955]

@@tawnykyle-cm5eq I mean probably, but yknow. Its always fun to speculate a little

[@gyokhanaydan1779]

dude u are the best

[@paskudne]

Your voice sounds very similar to Mark Brown from Game Maker's Toolkit. Which is subconscious sign of good content lol

[@BioClone]

15:42 I guess is a 2001 reference?

[@SilverKnightm2138]

7:00 wow,i'm slightly shocked you didn't spot the hardsuit behind hte attack cycle! looks like a reference to the original Tiberian Sun trailer- that clamshel is DISTINCTIVE even years later. Source: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5ymhnmqhL9lpK8

[@YiYaEmperor]

Kane will, smile uipon thee face

[@dumbfemboy3789]

Does the Turret have any name in game?

[@theLetterDoubleYou]

I'm sorry what is PRD? Parent reality dimension?

[@NoStringsPrd]

My original channel was supposed to be called No Strings Attached Productions, however YT's character limit back in 2008 meant I had to go with NoStringsAttachedPrd (spaces weren't allowed back then). When I started this channel as a clean break, I decided to streamline the name, the 'Attached' was way too unwieldy, but the name felt unbalanced without 'Prd' at the end so I kept it. I pronounce it "P R D", but it doesn't stand for anything, it doesn't mean anything, it's not short for 'Productions' or anything like that. It's just a nonsense word because it sounded right.

[@Kill3rballoon]

Who would win: Copper vs Havoc