Barguast Victim:"Help! Help me!" 47: "Right, so this is how we will murder them horribly. And let's answer some questions from the fans of my murders!"

even worse, a mass "accident" site that's less than 5 meters in size

Robyn Singleton American History 101 is my fave episode, graduated from high school and college, and yeah..best history lesson ever..Im pretty sure thats how it all happened,lol

i was 13 in 97 and my first game was symoor god hollywood and some dizzy games super doper hard compered to games now a days

its nice to see comments like this . keeping the same passion for your hobbies all these years . very wholesome

When he's on top form, I still reckon he's the master at this sort of thing - his Airport Simulator video was just genius.

+Many A True Nerd I love your videos and I am currently going thrugh watching all your playlists and (in my eyes) you are getting close to the level of nerd cubed (my favorite youtuber)

Strongly agree with that ;) fav channel since last year

@@ManyATrueNerd Never mind Nerd Cubed, he's done OK. He made a decent business out of it. His top days were when he started his videos saying "Hello procrastinators!" Love "Nerd³ Plays... Microsoft Flight Simulator X" where he basically forgets everyhing he ever learned playing flight simulators when he was a kid./

I liked Dual Strike a far bit, but the campaign was less interesting, and some of the tag power combo were just straight up broken (Eagle/Sami especially is just way too strong). Dark Conflict (or Days of Ruin, depending on your territory) was just awful. Awful plot, badly written, uninteresting campaign, uninspiring music, no interesting CO powers, and an awful brown art style.

Years later, Jon kept going & now has a loyal, friendly community nearing 600k subscribers....MATN is a great story. ❤

+Nate Auld Happy belated 18th birthday! :D

14year old me is playing original zelda and dagger fall, and my favourite game is majoras mask which, while released in 2001 was just slightly younger than me by a few weeks

Your telling me, I'm turning 15 in a couple of months and I'm still into tons of old games that people my age ignore because of the graphics! Doom was amazing!

Wow someone who likes Doom? Call the fucking press, we have a really special snowflake over here

Yeah the only thing that is really noticeably different is the mic, the personality and such is solid throughout.

ikr!

Elder Scrolls theme does deserve some love - the Skyrim version in the original Skyrim trailer... just one of the best game trailers ever made

I doubt it's possible

You got leeks what more do you want?

Chocoboba Fett Okay, know this is an old comment.. But, a No-Kill run on Skyrim is possible.. But it's very, very dull and takes far too long. Not to mention you will still have to level up just to survive. Smithing, Sneak, Illusion, Alteration, Restoration, Light/Heavy Armor, Block and Alchemy are vital skills. Also, because of the no companions rule, any kind of Conjuration magic isn't allowed either. Enchanting is kinda off the table aswell, because of the price of filled soulgems and the inability to fill your own (Yes, I know you could cast Soul Trap and have other people kill things, but ingame casting it is classed as an attack so..).

RJswanee Psh, Tiptup 5ever

I'm terribly excited you actually replied to a comment of mine! But Tiptup? Seriously? As if. Drumstick 4 Lyfe, m8.

I have issues with Absolution, which I partly explained in this video - KZfaq, Gaming, Publishers & Money

OK, missed that one, and I agree that Absolution's maps were no where near as fun or creative as Blood Money's.

good for you.

I was a 4 year old kid and I remember my dad (rip) brought me my first "console". This was back in Russia in the 80s so we were set back a bit technology wise. I forgot the name but it was a pong style console, it had singles and doubles pong, a light gun that you used to "shoot" squares on the tv and a few other games. I thought it was the best thing ever and enjoyed the hell out of it. In the next few years I got a NES (it was called Dendy, wierd) and Sega and loved them all but pong was my first love. Its crazy how far gaming has come along and im glad I got to see it evolve.

D00MTR33 I know what you mean. Starting out in the old days with the first consoles and seeing the evolution of gaming has been fascinating. I am just wondering where it will go in the next few years. I will enjoy watching and playing what comes next.

You think the late 70's was a long time ago? I was 46 in '77. You want to talk about old gaming, the first game system I remember playing came in a wooden box. We called it Chess. In glorious full color.

Yeah, I got into him about the time he did the original Farming Simulator video - so that was about late 2012, I think. His sense of humour is very British :)

+Nathanael Unger So what is depressing about that? It seems that that would mean you could have something like Douglas adam's storytelling... where the character can do the same thing but for entirely different reasons. I would think that would mean that writers would be well in demand for that as well, as not all authors are good at the wide variety of psychology and character development, and multiple people telling the same story would be quite interesting.

Plactoid Dent Because it's just so much. Infinite possibilities makes any single possibility seem small and insignificant. It dwarfs everything I've done, where every could-have-been becomes real and every branching pathway must be fully realized. Imagine if, instead of having to pick one choice, you had to pick all of them, and continue down every resulting timeline taking every possible choice. I suppose... I'm afraid that I might not have the skill to remain relevant in a world like that.

+Nathanael Unger thats kind of my point. you dont need to, because youd be part of a team writing. your skill at writing would be more able to speak the message and ideas that YOU want to communicate because you almost wouldn't have to worry about trying to shoehorn other ideas on top of it. plus, the point of a game that tells a story is confining enough that an infinite number of possibilities wouldn't really happen, it still has to have relevance to the game. its just the whys that would be infinite, but you wouldn't have to focus on the whys, because the player fills that in. it is daunting, yes, but would be worth the try. i mean look at the ending of mass effect series. the bar is kinda set low, because even pros don't know how to do that. maybe you will be the one to crack it.

I probably would, yes, though it's difficult to say exactly what I'd do, as these games have been played a LOT and are somewhat linear... I'll look into some options. Any suggestions on potential rule sets?

I've been trying to figure this out for a little while, and I've come to the conclusion that the GameCube Pokemon games might be tough to do a special run of. They'd take a lot of time, and I haven't played them for years, so I don't remember all the different sets of rules that those games have built into them already. They'd be great for a Why Not Wednesday for sure, but one of your mindblowing unique runs... maybe not so much. As far as hand held Pokemon games go, there are so many rule sets that people have come up with, it's not even funny. The Nuzlocke challenge is the most popular, but there are so many more. If you really want to do a Pokemon game as a series (which I think would be great), just do a search for "special pokemon playthroughs" and they're'll be a million results of special rulesets people have come up with.

Many A True Nerd I think i'd like to see you do a single type playthrough of Red/Blue or Crystal/Gold/Silver

Many A True Nerd Poison type only team, difficult game play, difficult catching and it's more of an underdog team. Could work as a challenge.

I did once enjoy doing one-element only teams - maybe again one day!

I'm aware this is an old comment but felt like explaining anyway, since MATN skipped the cutscenes. Spoilers, obviously- There's an organization called The Franchise trying to ban cloning, then kill 47 and burn his remains so that there's no way for any other organization in the world to have access to cloning, and they can have a monopoly on clone assassins (Mark Purayah II from Murder of Crows and Mark Parchezzi III from Amendment XXV are both Franchise clones.) Diana, your handler, meets 47 in person before this mission and inexplicably stabs him with a needle, seemingly out of nowhere, then sells his body to The Franchise... But it's actually the "fake death" serum used in Flatline. She sneaks his body his Silverballers and kisses him with the antidote before leaving the funeral... The funeral which The Franchise's leader is attending...

why do people or state their age or gender as if that's impressive or interesting

Cugaconroy

+Stefan Nikolovski it is spelt CHUGGAACONROY. he is the best. told to you by someone with magor spealing problems. and a brokenish keybord.

+Stefan Nikolovski sorry sounded like a dick there

randomrandomers100 thats ok i havent watch him in a couple years back when in my opinion he wall go like the kid icarus up rising lets play omg the memories

Stefan Nikolovski oh agreed it was the best

Almost three thousand now! Time flies.

I think "we" refers to himself and Claire.

I know, it was wheelie bad.

He'd have to do it differently to the way he did it in New Vegas there's no way he would be able to kill everyone everywhere he goes at level 1 and it'd take quite a grind before he can handle the really tough fights like Vivec.

I could never kill you, even if I was going as fast as possible I couldn't kill you, I had to get up my speech every single run,

+CrackingCody to make the time to answer questions perhaps

prophet of R'hllor the game only requires you to kill two things to progress with the story: the dragon that you kill with delphine when she reveals that she is a blade and alduin himself, the rest you can sneak by, run away from or in some cases let the other members of the quest do the killing.

but you still need to kill aludin so i can beacly play skyrm pass the tutroial turn off my computer and say i just did a no kill

prophet of R'hllor well, when you fight both dragons you are acompanied by people who can do the killing for you. And the objective is to finish the main quest.

yes but thats is cheating you asked dose people to help you and the golden ruel in no kills is no companions

GLL98 The other heroes will never kill Alduin - they can get him down to 1HP, but you have to deliver the killing blow.

Really fucking great.

That one mission is huh? Wow! One mission for $60 right?

+Toki Wartooth What the fuck? The 60 dollar pack is every mission. You get them when they're released. The Intro Pack (two ICA training missions and Paris) is like 15-20 bucks. Sapienza is 10 dollars.

So.. you paid full price for a beta. And from the sounds of it all these little individual charges for this and that is going to add up fast. I'd rather just wait for a complete game. Who knows how much effort will be put into pre-paid content. Who's to say they won't half-ass it, and move on to other games to pre-sell. As I have learned from the modern industry.

+Toki Wartooth If I knew you were going to spin it into a circlejerk, I wouldn't have said anything. I bought Intro and Sapienza seperately. Both were fun and lasted me 8-10 hours each, playing casually and not going for Silent Assassin and Full Mastery. I paid in total so far 20 dollars for 18-25 hours of game. I paid 60 dollars for Absolution and played about 5-10 hours.