Mark years ago: "WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH?!" Mark today: "WHERE'S THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BLACKSMITH?!"

Mark: Where’s the blacksmith!? Me: Who’s the blacksmith? Drax: Why’s the blacksmith?

The dark is realistic. In a blacksmith shop you judge the temp of the steel based on color of the glow. It needs to be dark to see the color.

now I understand why the blacksmiths from rpg games are always so grumpy

Next is gonna be "Markiplier Simulator," at this rate.

Game: total nonsense for Mark Mark’s response: “Anyone got a pickaxe?”

Hello everyone! This review is amazing and very fun! We are developers of this game. We are happy that Markiplier finally found the blacksmith)))) Soon we will announce an update of the game with a new content and of course with a bug fixing. Thank you Markiplier, thank you all !

I met an actual blacksmith once. Not like, someone who does blacksmithing for fun, but someone whose job was being accurately representing traditional blacksmithing. He was making nails. For a house. One at a time. By hand. For an _entire house_ He was an experienced blacksmith, so it only took him about a minute to make each individual nail. _For an entire house_

I love how the whole game takes place in this dark, realistic medieval setting, and then the customer who showed up is just straight up flat white papery anime drawing

Tutorial: "You will have to buy a pickaxe." Mark: "Do I have a pickaxe?" Tutorial: "Aim for a temperature range of 700-870 degrees." Mark: "What temperature do I go for? I'll go for 900."

Heat treating in the simulator: "Looks like the fire went out, we should be good. Lets do some sharpening now." Heat treating in real life: **Unnecessary cursing due to the slightest warp**

26:00 and that day, Mark learned what being a blacksmith, or any artist, is actually like. People don't want your stuff -- they want you to work on their stuff.

Almost 8 years later, Markiplier finally finds out that HE was the blacksmith all along.

FYI for anyone who wants to play this game, his frustration with the instructions is 100 percent legit. I was pulling my hair out. And I'm a pretty calm duder. Also, if the guy who made this game happens to see this comment: Please, for all that is good in the world, put a lot more work into the sound design of the music. It sounds like you used Sibelius(Sheet music composition software) and imported your composition using their midi sounds. The composition is actually pretty good (Though it doesn't really fit the mood of blacksmithing in a fantasy world). It's the sounds themselves. If you need someone to transpose your music into another program and make some better sounding instruments, let me know. I'll do it for free if it means I can enjoy this game more.

“Let’s temper the blade” *tempers beautifully in oil* “Perfect” *throws blade in water* Me: AHHHH WTF

Mark then: WHERES THE BLACKSMITH Mark now: Little did I know, the blacksmith was me all along.

Mark: “I could just tell by the color” Actual blacksmiths: “you right”

They all ask where's the blacksmith... but never how's the blacksmith

I like to think younger Markiplier is running around outside the shop punching people and yelling "WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH"

Mark yelling at people to stop bothering him while he's blacksmithing. Also Mark: refuses to use the Do Not Disturb sign on the door.

The real Blacksmith was the friends we made along the way.

Markiplier: "i want to be at the top of the list" KZfaq:*gives #1 trending for gaming*

I almost choked on my popcorn when I saw the person asked for thier sword sharpened! That's from a dress-up game that can no longer run without flash.

When you spend 500 gold to create a sword that sells for 160 gold *Blaksmit*

the knocking on the door is actually just markiplier from years ago asking for a blacksmith

I love this simulator series he’s got going. Every single one is hilarious

I can actually see myself getting addicted to this. I have always liked repetitive work (I guess the rhythm of it always appealed to me), and I've always had an obsession with swords, and I'm a lover of fantasy. Even if there is no story mode, I can see myself just playing this for hours while creating an entire imaginary plot the whole time. I might actually consider look into this game (even if it is a little buggy) xD Thanks for showcasing!

Anybody else giggle every time Mark calls quenching “tempering”? *Quenches in oil* Okay, now it’s tempered. *Quenches in water* let’s cool it off. 😂

Markiplier: "After all these years I have found the blacksmith." My Creeping memory from the past, of Markiplier: "WHERES THE BLACKSMITHHHHHHH, WHHHEERRREEE ISSS HEEEE"

“the second game gets slightly better ratings” the second game: literally roblox

Mystic Seaport made me want to become a blacksmith just so I could build my own swords. And the idea of being around hot molten metal was highly appealing. Now, I still think it would be cool to make my own weapons, but understanding the human brain in all aspects is way more interesting.

This is actually accurate Mark, I see you’re saying Damascus like you’re surprised by the word What that actually is, is just a type of steel that’s been folded over itself and stretched back out, kinda like dough What this does is pull impurities to the surface, so you actually have a much stronger steel

He wanted to be a blacksmith, but he was to poor to afford it, so sad.

Mark: “I prefer Pepsi” Jacksepticeye will remember that Thank you for the likes for a really silly joke thank you

Oh so that's why Mark couldn't find the blacksmith. He was the blacksmith all along!

Long ago: “Where’s the black smith?!” Years later: “It was me the whole time!”

As someone who does blacksmithing as a hobby, this was hilarious.

"The real blacksmith was the friends we made along the way"

Mark playing this game taught me what a pommel is! That's pretty cool. I think the Fantasy Blacksmith game could get more fun as one plays it more and learns how to do it better as they practice. But at least Mark played one off of it to show it off. Still amazing to think so far in the past, that certain people were skilled enough to blacksmith things and aid others with their creations. I hope blacksmiths felt appreciated in the past. And if there's still blacksmiths today, I appreciate all your skills to work with melting hot materials in order to craft so many different things for people to use.

Mark: WhErE’s ThE bLaCkSmItH The blacksmith:

“The Blacksmith was the friends we made along the way.” - Thomas Jefferson or something

Us: "WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH" Mark: "HE IS ME"

I can’t believe I lived long enough to see Mark go from “where’s the black smith” to being the black smith.

"I mine bronze!" Who's gonna tell him?

Mark: knocking on door "Wheres the Blacksmith!?" Blacksmith Mark: hears knocking "Shut up! Go away! I got NO SWORDS!"

Anyone who’s watched even a single episode of Forged in Fire: OH NO NO NO BAD OH NO

Mark, I dreamed of becoming a blacksmith, seeing you from across a room and simply yelling: "Here's the blacksmith," as I walked up to you to say hi.

Markiplier complaining about having to keep going back to the forge: "Gah, this thing with the heat. Maybe if I swung faster" Me: *laughing in Blacksmith*

2013: "WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH?!" 2021: "Fine, I'll do it myself."

Mark: "[The other game] it's cutesy and adorable" The other game: is actually a horror game

Real blacksmith and knife maker here! It was fun watching you play this game. The accuracy of it is pretty questionable but I will say it’s hard, frustrating and I have spent a lot of time running around my shop wondering where the hell some of my stuff is ( I lost pommels all the time Mark don’t feel bad lol ).

"I mine bronze, I make muh own bronze!" **Sitting here wishing he could tell Mark bronze is an alloy**

Markiplier “Not a Masochist” ™️: I want there to be STAKES and PRESSURE TO PERFORM

"Where is the Blacksmith?" - Markiplier 2013

“You need to buy a metal box”...... Couldn’t the blacksmith make a metal box? Lmao

I have some training in blacksmithing and, honestly, this game is surprisingly accurate.

Other You-tubers; "Ah, a blacksmithing game, it's so relaxing!" Markiplier: *Horror Game Music Intensifies*

“WHERES THE BLACKSMITH!!!” ugh that animation was the start of my love for Mark 😂😂😂

"WHERES THE BLACKSMITH??" "Oh, over there." "Oh, thank you!"

I actually did want to be a blacksmith when i was a kid. i still do, i was actually looking for metal working/blacksmithing classes in my state until you know... 2020 happened.

Mark really went from: “WHERE’S THE BLACKSMITH?!?!” To: “I’m the blacksmith!”

Mark back when he was starting: "WhErEs tHe bLaCkSmItH!?" Mark Today: am I the blacksmith?

The fact that mark never used skill points to improve makes me sad

So happy the series that introduced me to your videos has finally come full circle. You were the blacksmith all along!

Nearly 8 years later, Markiplier eventually learns that the blacksmith was HE all along.

"How many simulator games you wanna play?" Mark: *Y E S .*

I wish there was a blacksmith game that was as intense as skyrim. "Soldiers invaded, your family was killed, and now you have been enslaved to work for bread crumbs. Arm the rebellion, fight for your freedom!"

Mark. The Devs are thinking about either making a sequel or only working on the current one. If you want to help them a bit with it you should contact them. They not only want to know all the issues people have and try to fix the, should they stick with the old one, but more importantly if they do make a sequel, they will implement a lot more since they said they are more experienced now with development itself. People. I ask you. Look into the game. Maybe help the devs. Show them that this is a game which is pretty much the only one that is able to scratch an itch no other game can scratch like this. Getting an even better version of it with even more content. I think this is what Mark would really love to see. And of course without the problems the first one had.

Mark: "I prefer Pepsi" Coke: "I'll just put my ad here."

After all these years, we've found the blacksmith.

Anime girl arrives at door. “It’s grindin time”

Mark: “I prefer Pepsi” Me: FINALLY SOMEONE WHO AGREES

When he kept asking for the blacksmith, so many years ago, Mark finally determined that if he can't find the blacksmith, he himself will become the blacksmith he wishes to see in the world!

"Do you know the blacksmith?" "Of course I know him. He's me"

I enjoy your content Mark, so here's some friendly advice about blacksmithing (from a hobbyist). 1. Heating to a working temp is different for each material, so read up and know what you need for the material you have. 2. The "tempering" you did is actually the quenching. That's what hardens the material to hold an edge. It makes steel hard, but brittle. 3. Actual tempering comes after the quench. You heat up material under the working temp and let it slowly cool. This relaxes the material making a blade that is strong and ductile. 4. If you really do love blacksmithing watch KZfaq channels about the craft. I recommend Black Bear Forge, Alec Steele, Green Beetle, and a bunch more.

Hey Markiplier I just wanted to say that i am a big fan of yours and that I have watched your vids for a while now. I love how you make it to where I can laugh in which I haven't in so long. You make me smile so much with your videos. I was so inspired by you that I started my own channel. I believe that I can become a great youtuber like you are. Even if my 4 videos are really cringe. i want you to keep up the good work with all of your amazing videos. I hope that we can meet someday. Have a swell and beautiful life. I hope you see this comment so I can cheer you on with this carrer.

You know what? This seems like a fun game, and I'm gonna play it

Those skill points being like "He don't see us?" "You see me?" "Yes I see you, you see me?" "Hell yeah I see you. All of us sitting here looking like boosts to blacksmithing. We see each other."

Alrighty. Please. Hear me out. The other game My little Blacksmith shop is actually really good! It might not have the same, full blacksmithing experience. However! Once you know the controls, the gameplay is really easy to grasp. And yes there normally is music, and no the H key isn't normally bound to backwards movement lol. There's actually areas to explore as well! You can leave your tiny cramped shop

The only reason I know what some of the things are because of forged in Fire

Maybe the blacksmith was the friends we made along the way.

When you said that "we've found the blacksmith", it gave me good flashbacks.

Mark, I'm a fan of Blacksmith games for years and also your fan for years, so nice to see you playing this. I know this is gonna sound off, but I think the best Blacksmithing game for you would be "Jacksmith", a flash game, same creators than "Papa's pizzaria" games. Why? Because it's piss easy to understand even without tutorials, and you do have a lot of customization options and because soldiers actually test your weapons in war, and after a while you even help them fight with a cannon. But the thing is: MASTERING perfect 100% pieces all the time is hard as balls. took me practice to get it.

People knocking at the door: “WHERE’S THE BLACKSMITH?!?”

"WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH?!!!" Now we have the answer.

I enjoy this game sometimes when I want to ignore peopleXD A couple quality of life tips for the game, since I stuck it out (with help from obnoxious comments in VC with me): 1) you can use the do not disturb so that people won't knock when you know you won't make it there in time (like in the mine) 2) if you keep your swords on the rack, people will buy them eventually! If you make them too well, though, you actually loose money for a while (when they commission or buy swords, they ask for a particular quality, and if you go over that, you don't get reimbursed enough) 3) You can sell the things you find in the mine! I don't remember if you have to buy the table or not, but you can sell those (that's how I made most of my money>.>) 4) in the mine, you have to find 3 ores and then combine them to get ingots. It's kinda annoying at first, but honestly I could mine in that game all day listening to something else like a podcast. 5) *I turned all the brightness settings up, and then I could see things, and my world changed* (this is just a preference, but also useful for finding things on the floor) 6) Damascus is actually a lot of fun to make in my opinion, sort of like mismatch tetris 7) TEMPERING: You wait for the *sound* to stop, not the flames (the book is dumb, people get tempering to work this way) *If you do actually temper the sword though, it's harder to sell to customers and you basically sell to the void or keep the sword forever till someone can pay enough Basically, it's a time-sink game where you just wanna heat some metal and mine for random shit! I haven't gotten high enough level to do any of the magic stuff, but Damascus is fun to do (and people knocking sometimes request it alone!)

I come from AFK Arena love to you makiplier great content .. im confused why i dont find you big guy earlier here on yt 😂😂😂 Love from germany ❤️😌

"We found the blacksmith." Well, that's an unlocked memory that I forgot I had.

Mark: “Turns out the blacksmith was inside here the whole time.” Chris: “Better moral than the live action Disney movies.”

I love Mark so much! All these recent Simulator Games have been the best consecutive run of content by a KZfaqr ever! :D

Ok, Mark, when you shape a blade in real life you are supposed to heat it, hammer it out, and then cool it with water, like you did (kinda). However, when you temper a blade you need to heat it and let it cool in the air afterwards. Depending on the heat this will then tamper the blade towards different effects; a colder tampering will harden the steel, while a warmer tampering will increase its flexibility (toughness). Lastly, what is considered cold and warm tempering is relative to the material used. No idea if this helps or you are ever going to play the game again, but there you have it. =)

“i wanted to be a blacksmith when i was a young child” *flashbacks to 2012/2013 markiplier who said “WHERE’S THE BLACKSMITH” every other sentence*

Don’t know if anyone has already said this but if he wants the real blacksmith experience all he needs to play is Jacksmith.

Your editing is impeccable, so entertaining. I laugh every time

12:38 DID SHE JUST STRAIGHT UP GROW ANIMAL EARS AND CHANGE CLOTHES OR AM I TRIPPIN

My seven-year-old son just told me yesterday he wants to be a blacksmith! He's going to be so excited to watch you playing this (he also adores you).

Finally, the blacksmith was found after all these years. The perfect end to the arc

Fantasy Blacksmith As someone who works with metal quite a bit, I nearly screeched watching that bronze heat up... LUL It even said "700-870 degrees" for bronze. That being said, color is usually a great indicator for temperature of a metal (provided you understand how that metal reacts to heat). Bronze and iron are fairly commonplace metals, so you shouldn't have too many problems, in terms of coloration timing. But steel will be a little more difficult (if they have steel, which I assume they would). Second, it seems like your hammer broke, and you'd need to buy another one. (Was wrong, seems like game glitched, maybe.) Third, tempering is achieved once the "boiling sound" goes away. Then you can cool it. So wait for the flames and sizzle to stop. Fourth, I'm so glad this is a game, because that final sword would never work irl. LUL My Little Blacksmith Shop Being honest, seems like it needs more work if it is going to actually be a blacksmithing game. Regardless of my rant, I absolutely love your content. Please don't think I'm trying to harp in any way, just trying to help. This is just one of the few areas that I have a fair amount of knowledge in, irl. Please continue. You truly are a beacon of light to many.

Might help if you quenched before tempering instead of the other way around

Mark: "You close?" Me: *Unus Annus flashbacks*