The Age of Broken Video Games | Asmongold Reacts

[@enka4130]

NakeyJakey dropping a random video every six months is such a blessing

[@northwestclasspnw7974]

That album was fucking amazing too

[@Duderox]

Dog bless

[@brettpierce5225]

One of the best KZbinrs of all time

[@adamfawkes9972]

always quality content

[@MrBiosh0ck]

Thing with preordering is that back in the day of physical only copies, it was necessary to make sure you got the game. I still remember preordering halo 3 and watching all the people who didn't walk away from the most overcrowded gamestop you've ever seen empty handed. Now these games are almost always downloaded and the culture has just carried over.

[@brandonblackfyre5783]

*I remember pre-ording GTA4 and going to game stop at midnight & it was thousands of people there, or at least it felt like it, was probably more like 200 people but still a insane amount for such a small store. The parking lot was like a block party, blunts being passed, drinks being drunk... I remember hitting someone's blunt getting stoned as fuck & when I finally got to the counter they couldn't find my preorder and I almost had a heart attack but it was just a wrong phone number 😂😂*

[@TurtleChad1]

It really feels like our expectations have been lowered so much that game companies fixing their bugs is seen as going above and beyond.

[@Seb_Falkor]

And yet, now reddit gamers also expect games to come out and be supported long after launch instead of just whatever is in the game at launch for free. If it doesn’t get enough ‘content’ after launch then it’s a dead game.

[@antdigiulio4285]

After Cyberpunk I don't trust anything. That game was barely functional for me, It crashed like every 15 minutes on the dot on a new gen console (PS5) it was apparently made for...

[@furyberserk]

Compared to the new days to when it started, it was. ME3 with monthly patches and expansions were the good days.

[@scubasteve3032]

That’s because public education has grossly failed our youth.

[@mistermomon9020]

I would agree but we got so many more greats like ds3, bloodborne, gears 4 and 5, death stranding, rdr2, re2 remake, re7 and 8

[@Camohflage]

10:16 is where he continues the video in case you wanna skip the whole broken pc thing

[@Indiana1337]

Thanks

[@CaspianNomad]

I can't believe he kept that in 😅

[@LordJDB]

Hero

[@Lunk42]

@@bigbeast103 There's a new one called revanced that's being kept up-to-date. Regular vanced stopped working for me kept telling me I needed to update the app.

[@bbjj0909]

he cut that part out now so its all g

[@bentucker2301]

Nakey. The definition of quality over quantity

[@evghb]

I was 13 years old when I learned the term “downloadable content.” It was when halo 2 released their first map pack. You paid a nominal fee (like $10) if you wanted three new maps. You could also wait a set amount of time, like 2 weeks or something short, and get the DLC for free. DLC nowadays is everything that should’ve shipped with the game at launch.

[@StevenCarusone]

One of my favorite WoW jokes ever made, was in a machinima and it was about the prediction of 10 expansions. The joke was that each expansion would be on 4 disc sets. So you would one day have to use 40 discs to repair a bad state of the WoW program

[@GetOwnedInc]

The Sims made that a reality.

[@Dazuth]

Thats from Time gnomes 1 by rurikar ;) Maker of legends like jimmy and pepitoz. Good times

[@lazyfrogeyes5949]

@@Dazuth you buy cat? Only 50 msk!

[@AWPProductions]

I remember pre-ordering COD as a kid and getting night vision goggles that worked and an RC-XD that also worked. now you get some extra skins that are worse then the ones in the battle pass.

[@gregoryent]

Pre ordering in that era you are talking about also had more a more practical purpose as well, being you couldn’t just download a game the second it comes out. Now, not only do you only get the BS skins you mentioned, but you don’t even need to preorder a physical copy anyway, as most of the time the disk is just a physical placeholder for a license anyway.

[@ericfieldman]

Neighborhoods should have designated pre-orderers in the offchance it adds something valuable to assuage the fomo

[@quantumtheo]

So your computer broke while watching a video about broken games.... that's tight.

[@londoninsane5349]

System Shock!

[@duckplayz7514]

Free advertising from the man that also owns a company that sells computers. Funny how that works right?

[@johnnydaugherty11]

😂

[@WarFoxThunder]

Lmaooo

[@7Teelol]

Wait I had the same problem how did he fix it? I know it sounds funny but I'm serious about it 🤣

[@SkyReaperOne]

1:50 "after they iron out all the bugs that they couldn't fix because they fired the QA team" I'd like to add, that the QA team was probably ignored on most of the bugs they found before they got fired too! Game development is great! :D

[@GemGames3]

21:52 lol that's what I did when I heard the reviews for Sword and Shield, the last mainline Pokemon game I brought was Pokemon Moon, and the last one I brought was Pokemon Snap 2 for the nostalgia. Once reputation is damaged, it's very hard to get it back, CD Projekt Red was once so respected, now they serve as the major lesson for anyone pre-ordering a video game.

[@winggweeps]

6:00 the only reason why Crystal Pepsi was clear is because Pepsi Co. took out the carcinogenic food coloring and nothing else. People were literally like: "NO! I want the magical food coloring in my Pepsi."

[@poppers7317]

But the taste was different.

[@winggweeps]

@@poppers7317 mind trick.

[@mlsanders4800]

@@winggweeps no, it wasn't. food colouring has intrinsic flavour, which alters the taste of the overall product

[@Velacroix]

This guy knows what's up, how've I never watched his stuff. He should create his own metacritic competitor site, I think he'd nail many of the elements these devs think goes unnoticed.

[@truman1972]

leaving the minute of downtime in the edited video really made me feel like I was there when it happened. great full immersion vid.

[@ManMeetsGamez]

Everquest 2 complete CD set. Over 10 discs for that install. Those were the days.

[@JackofBlades92]

My rule is I wait for the game to be at least 3-5 years old and for it to go on sale. Do that and you'll never buy another triple A title for more than 20 bucks. There are so many games around these days I can't keep up

[@Pegarexucorn]

I gotta agree with that last statement. I have so many games to play that I don't know how I'm gonna finish them all. Gottta broaden your taste or you'll just be stuck in this cycle. So that's what I did. I got RPGS, CRPS, Grand Strategy, Rogue-lites, Metroidvanias, Movement indie FPS's, VNs, Coloney Sims, and even more genres and games on my xbox. Finding a game to play is honestly quite easy for me and I'm usually satisfied. The real issue is time management. Just gotta be smart with what games you buy.

[@exuvia9039]

Even Better, Dont buy !

[@Pegarexucorn]

@@exuvia9039 aye, aye captain!

[@evannarendraangragani7508]

​@@exuvia9039best gameplay is not buying games

[@marlonyo]

Exept dwarf fortress that is free but when the toady one decided to make a version that is the same but you can pay for it we all buy it

[@Fivoe-MF]

I agree 100% with everything said in this video (it has been my personal viewpoint for a looooonnng time) and tbh i honestly just wait a while after a games release to see the state its in before i buy them, because you basically never get what you were promised.

[@bbjj0909]

bro do you have that one annoying ass friend that gets you to buy a game, saying bro this game is soo good we will play this all the time. and you go and buy the game and you play it for like a week at most. then nobody ever mentions it again. happened with me with fucken the forest, sea of thieves, far cry, read dead 2

[@Fivoe-MF]

@@bbjj0909 nah, i have the type of mates that say “dah, have you seen this new game, its sick af!! Lets all get it”…. Then i buy it, and nobody else does, so i just end up playing with random idiots and having a gloriously horrific time 🤣🤣🤣

[@TwoBs]

It’s why I will *never* shun, berate, or play the moral high ground card when anyone pirates a triple A title (not indies) upon its release once they crack the anti-cheat because of the ridiculous prices they charge for their broken messes. Majority of people I know that have gotten the game through other means will play it, see if they enjoy it, and if it lives up to their expectations? They’ll go buy it. If it’s garbage, they just uninstall it and never worry about crappy refund policies. Given the current state of the industry where people receive these broken games and still sing praises of it, torrents don’t affect the triple A companies like people try to claim. I always see people try to argue “but the devs, the devs need to be paid!!” These companies still make millions even with a borked game, sadly, so even if every person that got the game through other means bought it, devs would still get the same pay they’ve always gotten. Nothing changes there, sailing the seas or not. All that changes is the triple A companies will just get even richer, continuing to think this is all okay. The only thing I don’t like seeing people obtain are indie games, and for the most part, many in the pirating communities will buy those games just like how they buy a triple A title if they end up liking it. It’s what I’ve done for games I enjoyed.

[@darkntwistedstudio]

Asmon , ive just found your channel belive it or not. You are amazing in how you are real , this is something ive not seen in a long time. I was an old wow player for many years man. Thanks for giving me hope in streamers

[@darkntwistedstudio]

@@FartquadGI Always got to keep Hope alive , now days especially.

[@adrianmagtoto9775]

Isn't this a problem generally for Western made games? Most of the games I own are Japanese made ones and they are mostly complete from day 1, patches for bug fixes exists sure, but generally speaking the game doesn't feel like shit when I boot it up for a couple of hours without updating.

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

I didn't know that. Makes sense, most Americans are lazy and now get paid to stay home.

[@Cyrus_Bright]

Yeah same, lol

[@joshmay2944]

Agreed, I almost exclusively play Japanese developed games these days and never have these issues on console. I will say Japanese PC ports have been known to have issues, recent examples being Wild Hearts and Wo Long. But in both cases the devs have worked hard after release to patch as many bugs in the PC port as possible.

[@wikidpsycokilla]

The price hike being done at the same time as a new console generation and paired with the fact that we never saw a price drop to reflect the reduced cost from the move to digital distribution(no more manufacture, distribution, or brick and mortar cut of sales) really makes pc players feel like we are getting fleeced, being forced to fund the console infrastructure from the outside. Its pretty likely the extra ten dollars is just to offset the enormous loss the new consoles are sold at, considering they get a cut of the sales.

[@EmberQuill]

I used to be one of those gullible, loyal-to-the-end customers for several different franchises and developers. But every single one burned me so many times that I finally learned my lesson about trusting anybody to make a good game. I've been a huge fan of Pokemon for 25 damn years but I still decided to skip Scarlet/Violet, and in general I've finally stuck to my guns about not preordering after years of saying "well, except for this game" and getting burned again and again.

[@taylorsmith8162]

ive played pokemon for 21 years, the bugs and fps in sc/vl were inexcusable, but it probably had the best story in the series.

[@WhipLashJimmyFrank]

Well, this did remind me a lot of David Jaffe’s story of how the first Twisted Metal game was being developed and how the software which I believe was Government made in Utah designed for the likes of flight control or something so it had to be tight and very fluid by design which worked out really well.

[@palmtreestoney87]

Nakey Jakey Asmongold crossover is the biggest collab this year

[@Stalkingwolf]

maybe i'm too old. but back in my days in the 90s the stuff with patches started with the CD in magazins. on these CDs were a ton of videos, demos and also a lot of patches.

[@comorbiddisorder]

I hope this brought you back to Jakey, because there are some really good vids I want to see you react to like "music in video games" or "horror in video games".

[@moonchildlive9971]

Hearing that Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines music queue in when they started talking about cutting corners hurt my soul. 😂

[@Chaawuu1]

Games started going downhill ever since we lost our beloved Total Biscuit. RIP King

[@deathroll69]

The cyber punk 2077 preorder hype was a pretty big wake up call for people.

[@mightypancake2211]

Have to add in, yeah from the future on an old video... Games before the DLC and downloadable updates, had to ship out at a certain level. They had to have QA, had to ship out a good game. And that is why there were varying levels of bugs in older games. Some with less, some with more. Also comes along the other leg to this. as explained in the video, one dev, one man in his sticks location can program a functional game... Yet these companies of 100+ can't dedicate a team to stress and bug testing? It is also cause of this that people are starting to get irritated... And live service games only add onto this. You get live service game (basically a second job) and the only thing that works on release is the cash shop. So... its like saying, its a cash shop, with a game tacked on.

[@Void6-]

33:50 as a GQA I can say that this is so true lol. I've had people come to me and be like "yeah I played your game, it has a lot of bugs" and I just answer "look, all those bugs you have are already reported, devs will just come out and say not planning on fixing this" (which is also not their fault, they probably have very strict guidelines from above on what to focus their efforts on as well) and thats the end of the story, you learn to live with those bugs around you until the project ends.

[@olofskivarp]

I have pre-ordered only once, it was for Borderlands 3, and I paid 100€ to get all DLC The game wasn't broken, but I did regret spending that much, and on top of that they release DLCs not included in the package! So that was also my last pre-order and I'll continue waiting a few months before buying a game Silksong might be an exception, but no pre-order, I'll buy it after release as soon as I have time to play it

[@Kravachi]

Asmon watching a NakeyJakey video is so surreal

[@TheBigKaiju]

I think the best version of a game review is watching someone do a let's play of the game

[@Lucifronz]

Yeah, I don't really rely on reviews to *tell* me what's good or bad about a game. I just look at gameplay footage, get an idea of the state of the port from a tech-based KZbinr or user reviews, and if enough people are shitting on the quality I'll wait it out. If I'm interested in the game at all, that is. There is rarely a game I see that I'm interested or not interested in that turns out to be better/worse than I expected. I seem to have my sense for what games I'll like tuned perfectly at this point in my life. The one exception I can even think of recently was Kenshi, but to be fair, I didn't look too deeply into that game when I first saw it. I eventually watched a video on it that was randomly recommended and thought "okay, there's a ton of depth to this in ways I'd really like" and I dug up and played the demo. Which I hated. The demo was trash and the claim that it only limited your stats was b.s., but after that, I gave it a second chance and pirated the game, played it for like 100+ hours and then bought it once it went on sale because I realized it was definitely something I'd enjoy.

[@ericbowers5968]

I didn't buy a poke game since the black and white pair. I bought both S/V on launch. Their game recipe has not really changed and did not age well. I learned and won't buy anymore.

[@authentictaco8166]

Thats why video games have to be online now. Knowing theyll need updates or else thered be insane refunds. Updates get around the false advertising.

[@craigdyas1091]

I would fucking love to see Asmon react to his Last of Us 2 video. It's just SO entertaining.

[@ollievirus6695]

4:30. Yep, i had a friend that we both were enjoying Warhammer 40K: Darktide even with all the bugs, then he started watching content about how the game was bad, and he just started playing the game, and I stopped playing it, because what i Enjoyed was playing with my friend and didn't cared about the crashes or unfinished mechanics or anything like that...

[@iKoolKari]

Things will never change as long as we as consumers keep putting up with this.

[@iKoolKari]

@@reyalskrad1 Yes. I know exactly what you mean.

[@polomagic1]

@@reyalskrad1 When it comes to big games like FIFA, its so casual and world wide that not everyone is going to care or know enough about what makes a game good. They just play it and have fun for like a few ours and put it down. Doesn't mean their idiots its just that the game is popular and gamers who are informed and understand what makes a game bad are a minority in the grand scheme of things. I'm sure you've went to the movies to watch something with family or friends just because its something popular that everyone's talking about. Even if the movie turned out shit doesn't mean you guys are idiots for going.

[@DeclansMusic]

@@reyalskrad1 Maybe those "idiots" just have different priorities than you? Obv marrvel and fifa are cringe, but I feel the same way about 99% of story based indie games which are the equivalent of reading a shitty book. most of the gaming community simps over those.

[@coachred6872]

@David Kirby David please stop with these multiple comments, fixing bugs isn’t as easy as just saying you are fixing them, let alone that they have to discover the bug first. Unless you expect to be the John Wick of fucking coding walking around to game offices taking their work and smashing out fixes in a week like some god. Must be something I’m missing because I remember how unreliable the game cube, PS1, PS2 were and a lot of games still came broken, even worse because if a bug ruins your game you just had to start over, no updates or patching. Take off the rose colored glasses for a sec.

[@Pegarexucorn]

so basically anything you said after "change" is redundant.... lol

[@NewWave3313]

I 100% stopped buying Pokémon games because they were bugged out. The transition to Switch was not kind to the series.

[@notacopa]

I need more of NakeyJakey, Asmond.

[@arnorox123]

I remember buying BC and it taking a week to install with all the discs, the good ol days

[@Gnolls...]

I don't get why anyone would pre-order a game that is available by download. The only exception being EXCLUSIVE in-game rewards for doing so. In my experience, pre-order rewards are usually obtainable (buyable lol) after release. If it's in the small text somewhere that a pre-order reward is unobtainable otherwise, then I might go for it. Give me the thing and I give you money. That's how this works.

[@coolmr3]

This dude’s funny. I subscribed to him, seems like good content

[@LAM1895]

I bought all Pokemon games until Black & White 2 and then I stopped for many reasons but mainly: -Not buying a console only for Pokemon -Didn't like new pokemons, felt they were becoming more uninspired -Didn't like new mechanics like Mega Evolution and Z-moves -Didn't like how many pokemons were not available anymore -Generally tired of the franchise Don't get me wrong I still like Pokemon and I played the other games that released after when they were available on emulators but I just stopped being hyped by every release and playing into the cash grab games.

[@LuxiusDK]

"Now it's your job and you paid 70 dollars to do it." Zack, you speak the truth. Always.

[@johnthomson3827]

i wonder if people could sue a triple A company for not releasing a finished product. like someone gathering all of the evidence of an incomplete story, game breaking bugs, horrible optimizations & U.I., the game's store working just fine (games like gw2 work faster to fix their in-game store then their actual game) and suing a company regardless if its a live service simply on the fact that what was "advertised" is not wat was given at time of purchase ... 🤔

[@shujihar2410]

Talking about youtube and other platforms making a gane less enticing over time, I feel that, part of it is definitely I'm getting older and get less immersed in things having the knowledge of how it's created and how it functions, but at the same time I gear news about a game and it does swing my thoughts on the game, when I see other people playing the game even it can have that effects on a specific portion of a game

[@phodaOG]

Even people that had internet in 2007, many had limits of like 1GB or if youre really rich, 10GB. Its not like you lose speed after 1GB, depending on contract you get charged for another 1GB or lose access

[@mandrews6282]

When you were talking about people not wanting to be wrong, the bigger issue is that people never think they’re that guy. Garauntee everyone watching this laughed to themselves, myself included, thinking ‘oh yah I know those idiots. Stupid people.’ When we all are those people at some point or another. The whole ‘everyone’s stupid but me’ fallacy. Lol. Same reason fanboys of one platform will mock others and call them fanboys in a derogatory way, despite the irony that they are literally the insult they are throwing out there. The human mind is an amazing thing.

[@drewandcharlie7583]

Dude the premise of pokemon is so so good. If an even halfway decent self-respecting publisher made a good pokemon game it would make billions upon billions of dollars. Star wars is one thing. Pokemon is another. The pokemon superfans are in their 20s and 30s. If you made, even a decent adult level pokemon game… bro… its all over. People would talk about it for years

[@RBFR01]

I remember having Adsl internet which was 1 step up from dial up my internet connection was literal garbage. My buddy who lived in the town over had Adsl 2 and it was substancially better and then he got Adsl 2+ which was even better. I used to go to his house to download games and or I'd get him to copy games onto an ssd to then install it on my xbox because it would take my internet literal days to download. My internet atm is wireless and still isn't great but I am able to stream 4k videos on youtube sometimes so it's so much better than I used to have so I'm happy. It's crazy how fast peoples internet is compared to mine idk if that's the standard or my internet is just dog water.

[@Boardandgame]

The thing is games have always been an inflated price and it's caught up, Star wars the force awakens cost over 200mil but you can buy it for £20, God of war budget was 44 Mil but cost £80. Still doesn't add up. £60 is still too much

[@0condolences]

18:06 i never had a single issue playing pokémon scarlet

[@lukapitkanen3333]

A good thing is that indie gaming is growing. They are pretty much compensating for all the busted AAA games that are coming out today.

[@Lucifronz]

17:51 Nope, I avoided SwSh like the plague when it came out. I only wound up playing it when my brother bought a copy of Shield about... two years later, I think? Maybe less. Long after they had already made a killing and the DLC was out. I was ready to write off the series completely, but I still had fun with it despite SwSh being genuinely one of the worst written stories in a Pokemon game I've ever seen and having a pretty bland wild area, which they spent so much time talking up, and boring routes... I mean at the end of the day it was still Pokemon and I realized this was all we were ever gonna get because people were too stupid to stop buying them even to save the series. So when BDSP and PLA released, I eventually got those and I picked up a copy of Sword as well. Your vote does not matter. That's the simple truth. Just like voting in the presidential elections, voting with your wallet has absolutely zero effect, because there are mountains of morons who don't care that they're being ripped off. So I gave up and now I just try to enjoy the series for what it is. I expect very little and take from it what I can and I've found a way to ignore its faults. I don't recommend people do this, necessarily, not do I encourage it, but it works for me. Taking a stand is pointless. The human race is too fucking stupid to stand beside you. Buy what you like and complain all you want. You're better off complaining on the internet, trying to convince *other people* to not buy things that piss you off than "voting with your wallet" like everyone claims.

[@theohiohousewife]

Over the weekend I bought a simple sim game. It had 2 fun items. Getting trapped randomly by a chicken and being forced to play dice with it; and busting a ghost with the vacuum for 10k rewards. Everything else was either pointless or didn’t make sense. The main quest line was BS. The end game request had no reward. As in not even a good job flashed across the screen. So it isn’t fun. Games being fun, what a concept

[@DarkStormEX]

True I had alot of fun with Sonic 06, didn't know it was hated till 2012 when I saw a video of it with alot of hate.

[@Lucifronz]

I had the internet sometime around then, but it was through a shitty USB stick that only worked with my laptop through a special installed driver. Meaning I couldn't play online on my PS3 for years. By that point we were being grifted with overage charges, meaning you had to be careful about how much you downloaded. Before that point, the most internet I had was through dial-up on my grandfather's PC at his apartment, which didn't work with consoles either, and clogged up the phone.

[@andresrodriguez8289]

20:00 that background give me PTSD from Gumbal world

[@kalmkalamity4321]

7:54 to 9:05 was GOLD editing.

[@owenwegner8503]

i grew up in a town just under 10k people the only way you could get internet was satelite which was hella expensive, we didnt get internet until about 2006 and the speeds were 5 down and 1 up

[@flame4864]

I don't know if you've seen it on playstation, but things are bad. Like, you buy the disc to get the downloaded version, but somehow the playstation store version of the game and the disc's downloaded version are different, which leads to confusing times where they want you to pay for games that you already own.

[@CrossedKatana]

12:59 my friends and I have the opposite problem. We get overwhelmed by options and can't make up our minds so it gets complicated. Not mad though.

[@feeblewrk5788]

With PlayStation if you buy a disc, you still need to insert the disc to play, no matter the downloaded the content. Unless you purchased the actual game, the disc is required.

[@velocity1238]

Many games come out an absolute mess however the one mess I never seemed to encounter was Cyber Punk 2077. While everyone was complaining that it was broken on PS5 and series and PC I was playing on the already being abandoned at the time old console. I played cyberpunk 2077 on Xbox one x and encountered no more than graphic issues. Tearing, after images etc. Only had a car sink through the ground once. Loll I still have a few videos of the one or two probs I did see because I specifically remember thinking wow this is my first problem in this so called broken and unplayable game..... But once I moved over to series s I actually started to see more problems. I think they were already developing cyberpunk for old consoles and PC and then new gen hit mid development forcing them to either abandon one side of the table or make it work on every platform. My guess is it was more ready on older consoles and thats why my first playthrough was fine.

[@thomaseborall6989]

yah I don't know what it is about games but I always seem to dodge game breaking bugs most of the time. I try to avoid the internet when a game i want to play comes out so i don't get spoiled, and ill usually find out after I'm done with it that it was apparently a buggy mess. for cyberpunk i started playing it on the original xbox one when it first came out, and the only real bug i ran into before i stopped playing was it would crash at the scene where jackie died and i just had to load a save a couple times before it didn't crash again. and the only reason i stopped playing at the time was because it was really grainy and hurt my eyes when i played so I wanted to wait to get a newer console to play it on. so when i went on the internet and found out the state it was in i was really surprised because i was on one of the most outdated hardwares you could be on and didn't have a lot of the problems people were running into. and the most recent case of this is when i played pokemon scarlet. I had a really fun time playing the game and i was curios on what other people thought about it. so when I looked on the internet and found out I was "part of the problem", and that "pokemon fans will buy an absolute garbage buggy mess of a game, which is why gaming will never get better" I was surprised. because in all 80+ hours I had played of the game at the time. the most absolutely world breaking, earth shattering bug i had was that the framerate would dip in a couple areas or during certain weather events. and i thought that was to be expected speaking that it was on the switch and all. and as much as i wish the problems didn't exist so people could enjoy playing the games they want. i also think that the internet makes people become more cynical and harsh critics to the point that most seem to forget that a lot of bugs are random so some people might not have encountered them.

[@velocity1238]

@@thomaseborall6989 exactly. Most of my cyberpunk issues were funny moments. I never even got those crashes that would occur during certain missions. Instead I would get random crashes in-between while driving around. And it's not like I didn't play a lot. 70+ hours on my first playthrough. I pushed the game to it's limits spawning as many vehicles as I could at once and duplicating items and only didn't 100% because I played at launch before the update that fixed a few of the events that weren't marked on the map. So I literally only missed content that wasn't somehow tracked on the map or quests.

[@TheDragonLegacy]

13:20 or when EA releases 2020 fifa and it has the same 2019 assets in place confirming their "new" games are just "updates"

[@owafamosa7615]

i played cyberpunk2077 on release without looking at any content about the game and i just had 1 bug that needed a reboot and I noticed unrealistic damage from mines sometimes, thats it. the game played fine the story was okey. most of the stuff that got hated on was in the endgame and missing core elements that didn't impacted the gameplay inside the story.

[@darkbrightflow9406]

I know a trick to skip KZbin ads quickly, sometimes works, just press the (i) icon above where the countdown to back to video is (i) -(why this ad?) then (stop seeing this ad), (Yes) then (the reason) or (close) and (done) then the ad is skipped, sometimes it doesnt say Stop seeing this ad, but most of the time it appears, ya welcome

[@Michplay]

6:28 turn off hardware acceleration in chrome.

[@n0tbrant]

I remember when games shipped complete, and the developer/publisher pushed back the date if they needed to. How many times did Gran Turismo 2 or 3 was pushed back over and over? What was the result though? A perfect game.

[@Taokoan]

29:00 I've never felt so called out... I always make the decision to preorder based off my work schedule lmao

[@hyilpoulle]

The main issue is that people see Big Entities as the same entity forever, like a person. The reality there are people behind these entities, and they change over time. Life implies consistent changes. Everything has an end.

[@Flameancer]

Imagine a craftable whisper with or outbreak perfected.

[@Dedgyblazer]

no one: teachers at school out of nowhere: 9:25

[@dunkblunk6045]

Buying a broken/bugged game is like going out to buy a car and having it missing two tires, the steering wheel, and 30% of the chassis. You're paying for a full product and it's not wild to think that you deserve more than what these companies are putting out nowadays

[@HippocritterXD]

i dont get why people hate being wrong, when your wrong you learned something, plus it helps you to look at similar situations more carefully

[@naiiin6949]

Admitting you are wrong takes a lot of maturity though, and especially on the internet a lot if people lack that

[@HippocritterXD]

@@naiiin6949 I guess your right

[@Grim-vw1jz]

Yes! NakeyJakey getting more exposure 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@thegnome87]

Great video I love watching Asmon try to figure out how a computer works for 10 minutes straight

[@Marroe92]

Idk why they don't edit stuff like that out. Pretty lazy

[@Zalmoxi]

Always suprised download it first and if it’s worth it buy it and you still care for a replay.

[@pudgy_buns]

I wish I could try to fix that issue. I have it happen to me very frequently with VoiceMeeter specifically.

[@kirbyr558]

Preorders made sense back in the days of physical media. There was a good chance if you tried to buy MW2 on release without a preorder you wouldn't be able to get it for a week.

This video using VTM: Bloodlines soundtrack is the best part...

[@tena4life]

I refer you to the south park episode about pre ordering games

[@Xornicus]

I think refund windows need to be a little bigger and people need to use them if within those handful of hours you notice it's a mess.

[@CofRed403]

Should react to some more NakeyJakey videos, even his older ones still stand true today and are always a good laugh

[@WizardIllustrator]

I honestly don't mind bugs unless it fuvks up progression in story or development. Sometimes, those bugs are features

[@laughingman630]

32:06 did he just say. "Bitch I do whatever the fuck you want" xD🤣

[@SiverFangBlackWing]

It's Story and/or gameplay. Games like Undertale did well because of the story. Not saying its gameplay was terrible, but what you hear about is the story. On the other end, there are games like most first-person shooter pvp games where it's all about the gameplay. Then there are games like the Elden Ring and God of War where people talk about both.

[@slavedemorto]

Mad respect for Vampire Bloodlines ost in this one. (around 14:00)

[@buttergolem8584]

I didn't use the internet with my Xbox 360 until 2012. So each game I got was version 1.0 forever and if it had bugs, it had bugs.

[@Volt35]

There's game-breaking bugs and then there's fun glitches and areas we're not meant to explore. A small % of gamers will exploit those unpolished areas. As long as the main gameplay areas are bug-free, Devs shouldn't waste development time debugging every square foot of the game.

[@slynoodle4013]

Today Asmongold learned that promo codes are basically internet coupons, and it blew his mind.

[@xcorr77]

13:54 is some golden delivery that really got me laughing “sustained AND over ruled. Sheeit”

[@Halo44327]

There’s only one video game company that has somewhat done a game without updates and that is Nintendo. Not all but there are a few. New Super Mario Bros U on switch if I recall is still a 1.0 game file. Which is shocking in this day and age. But then again Nintendo usually doesn’t have absolutely horrible launch days and has quality control on their AAA titles.

[@hiimathao]

Starfield saying infinate worlds to explore is like buying a book with alot of pages but there all blank. Minus the cover...

[@TheHorse_yes]

23:40 - Everything summed up.

[@AllProblemo]

These kids will never understand the confusion of mgs1 asking you to insert disc 2. Or have to live through the pain of seeing the online option but having no clue what it means or access to it at all. I also really miss the old mini games the used to have in games. Hell even nba live 07 let you shoot around while you loaded

[@SteelSpurs]

It’s only confusing for people who can’t read 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@AllProblemo]

@@SteelSpurs yea I was literally a little kid at the time twat rocket. Sick burn though bro.. really got me

[@xiNurzz]

only reason to still buy physical is to have what u own right there so u dont have to look through a huge library of digital shit games, demos, etc. also if you get banned u have to buy all the games again and if u have physical your good to go after u remake a account lol

[@jedhigh1443]

I only buy them to set aside and it’s gotta be a game I love. So I only own few copies of Socom 2. It’s so neat to me to have them and I’ll never open or sell. They are to rest with my dead body someday

[@madlinkers8595]

and thats not even true lol do a little research physical dont mean shit anymore they can be blocked all the same and now most game comes with a form of online all the time feature

[@MasterCode86]

also my brother in christ, you do know most games are bigger than our blue rays right? so unless you enjoy multi disk, or propietary cartbridges for flash memory its physically impossible to put most AAA games on a single disk or two even. While yes, the argument of "they kept working on bugs due to rush after they press the master." is true, the reason why this happened in the first place is because of storage format limitations so developers went 'lets put the basis in the master and actually do bug testing on those 2 month would be doing taking a break'. The sad realityt is that we do not have the evolution of cheap mass storage that can offer copy protection so developer will keep this tactics to accelerate release dates and get that sweet cash flow sooner