he a dang loot goblin

​@@ROBinJVILLE He is an old crotchety man

Yeah. I would ha established looting rules before letting him join.

Neebs should have put him down

Greedy to the core

ONly game they are actualy evil is New Vegas(still haven't played refuse to play because of that detail)love them to bits give a real Imperium Man sense of coolness

"People of the Commonwealth prepared to be Thick'd our intentions are to fuck shit up! We are Neebs Gaming!"

Just realized that rhymes.

@@MultiMoe11 It didnt looked to me that Brotherhood of Steel was evil. I guess it on perspective. or i missed something. Game is super nice.

"We are the Brotherhood of Neebs".

he does tend to run from the CLEARED area they have explored into uncleared area they have not. Not that being smart matters much anymore since they spawn z's behind you once you hit the trigger points.

@@BMack37 agreed!! Time n time again.. he's never gonna learn! 😆

He loves retreating further and further into the smallest room possible. I think back to his mountain base in the series with the lighthouse :)

@@quietone748 loved the Lighthouse!! now ima have to watch the series.. thx!! 🥰

This needs to be a thing.

I imagine that the team leaders of the BONG are referred to as the BONGOs Brotherhood of Neebs Gaming Officers.

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Dora loves a good bong I bet

When the guys melee enemies, you could say they're taking hits from the BONG.

I honestly believe they do this shit on purpose at this point 😆

its pratically tradition at this point XD

@@Chuck014777 yup! It's why we Come back day after day for this crew lol

Looking for the button to open the hatch would mean they were gamers we all no they are not gamers there content creators lol

​@@shadowtitan75 FOR THE CONTENT

That's what I was thinking! I just couldn't remember the name of the incident.

Rumour has it, Simon was there to witness it first hand.

Yep, Neebdenburg is coming to your town. And then explode 🤯

remember when Asspro ( more fitting name IMO) killed Neebs so he could steal his antibiotics and honey? yeah I would never go looting with that guy he just takes everything even if the other guys do all the work to get to it .

I’m not really sure what you guys are getting at. He was specifically looking for antibiotics, something he desperately needs, and when Neebs asked him to share the loot he said “Sure, what do you want?”

@@jonasquinn7977 He's taken on a "lancer" role lately. I think his convo with Simon either shows that he's messing with the other guys or has some intense cognitive dissonance (but my guess would be deliberate, for audience engagement like these comments). I'm basing these observations on the I don't even know how many hundreds of episodes I've seen with these guys. To be clear, I love them all dearly, and addressing unfair behaviors is an important aspect of caring for people.

​@@TheJohtunnBanditYeah even though it says its unscripted im not buying it. Still amusing but I 100% think a good part of this is planned. For example they've been doing horde nights for how many years and every time now it's suddenly "oh God we have to hurry and build what we can in a very short time."

@@dillydoor keep in mind they’ve set it to random horde nights for this series

I applaud the attempt to help them - have been trying to get one of them to at least look at key bindings in ARK. Also, if you press Shift+R it brings up the shape menu automatically without finding it on the wheel.

@@macgw86 I didn't know that, thanks!

Yeah but with Dianne it makes no difference lol

I've only seen about 3 house movings that were about this scale, two were on film, one in person, all of them were moved about a mile at most from their original spot. and like you said, very much like a parade.

I have a feeling he's trolling the commenters with that one. Appsro is the master of rage-bait.

I am considering redownloading this i tookk it off because i don't normally do zombie games and I ended up getting cornered in a nightmare scenario involving zombies and the fucking nope of all nopes a nope rope(snake)

There are several good mods. Age of Oblivion, Winterween, War3zUK... Vanilla is dead to me.

@patrickkenyon2326 I have to check them out, I'm the same I can't play vanilla anymore.

You would think Dora would know that, what with his military background

They're all too busy trying to think of lines to say that fit the current situation. Focusing on spur of the moment commentary rather than the environment and situational awareness is what leads to the constant ineptitude and chaos. It's why we're here watching

@ComancheWarrior63 so true! As much as the guys can annoy us with their seemingly lack of awareness, it's made up by their genuine attempts, and successes, at making us laugh.

Doors and corners, check your doors and corners!

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How many times?

@@Asertix357 all of the times

+1

@@ImezRuez Karma needs to get Appsro

He is a team player. Unfortunately he's Team Appsro

But then he wouldn't be Appsro. The lovable little scamp he is lol

On the bright side, it sort of self-balances. Because of his behavior, if any of the other guys find antibiotics, they probably won't share them with him. But yeah, I get ya. Co-op is that much harder when one of your teammates plays like it's single-player.

He's acting like they are still doing the competition. It's frustrating

Someone has to Thick all those resources and Appsro stepped up.

That's just basic Neebs Gaming physics: Simons are attracted to holes and repelled by loot.

If you're referring to just after he found the sawed-off mod in the safe, he and Appsro had already looted the stash.

I thought it might happen when they went in the bunker.

thats a good thing since they have an iffy alliance with the rad cats

Slowly but surely...

Either that, or he never fully cures it hahahahaa

top notch assholery you mean?

its lol not kek

😂I was just going to say that. Needs whole argument was that it was a waste of resources to give them to either of them since it wouldn’t have a significant impact and Appsro shoot and robbed him. Now this 😂

I am just waiting for Appsro to find the antibiotics he needs and then get capped shortly after.

@@tyeburch-bowser7311I hope the pantsless gang strikes

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$15,000 to move a house versus $150,000 to build one? Moving makes a lot of sense.

If you look at 16:03 it's right behind his foot

I have a feeling Appsro is doing that to troll the commenters. It's rage-bait. And, of course, the more people who comment on it, the more "engagement" the video gets for the YT algo. Appsro's no dummy.

When did Appsro ever make the same argument that Neebs did? He’s been remarkably consistent that resources should be shared. Also you need to calm down if you think them dedicating an entire episode to stopping Appsro from playing the game would be “comedy gold” especially since he could just… not spawn in, take the day off and be paid for it anyway.

@@jonasquinn7977 LOL @ "calm down." You read WAY to much into my post. I do think it would be comedy gold if the other three actively tried to keep Appsro respawning. There is no way Appsro would allow the others to prevent him from spawning in. He would find a way to do it after a few preventions and then hilarity would ensue. As for his consistency that "resources should be shared," what a crock of crap that is. Just this episode he talked about NOT sharing antibiotics with Simon... initially talked about not sharing anything he found in the 'pills' box - at least not until Neebs pressed him on it.

Yeah, but his point is that "Dianne" is the same as "Diane" sound-wise, so why do you need the different spelling? You're talking about verbs; he's talking about people's names. He was trying to make a joke about how, now that it's the post-apocalypse and they can create new rules, they can choose to ban names that have unnecessarily weird spellings for no reason (like Jaysynn or Jaxxon or Bayleigh). Neebs is the one who turned the conversation to things other than names, and then, sensing that Neebs wasn't getting the point of his joke, Dora lost interest in the bit.

Idk if I would 😂

You mean die, apstro would steal your water

Gaming sure IRL these guys all die 1st week of a real disaster while blindly chasing a squirrel.

-.- TLDR; not giving a synopsis for that actual paragraph you just wrote. Dora, and Thick were not innocent in 'picking' on Simon. . . . You can tell he's a man with broad shoulders - I'm sure Simon gives them shit when they deserve it. We're all mean to our friends when it doesn't count right? Especially when those friends or family are luddites. Patience is a hard skill to develop, and harder to master.

I totally get where you're coming from but I will add that the more you watch from this channel, the more you'll find that your initial impression of them is only true to a point. These guys have been friends for far longer than this channel has been around (and it's been around a while now). And, like many guys, they have a friendship that often revolves around busting each other's balls for fun. Personally, I'm not a fan of those kinds of interactions with my own friends (having grown up with an abusive parent, I don't need it from my friends, even when it's just in fun), but I get that the Neebs Gaming crew have a dynamic that has worked for them and kept them bonded for many years. As much as they bicker, mock, or get frustrated with each other, these guys are all the best of friends and love each other dearly. Simon has always been the easiest to wind up and the first to start yelling (he's got that NY vibe). For a while, the guys -- including Thick, don't fool yourself -- had fun pushing his buttons and setting him off as friends often do (plus it was good for content). Not to mention the frustrations that happen when friends are gaming together and one friend is repeatedly dropping the ball or making mistakes that affect everyone (and, early on especially, Simon struggled with things like remembering basic controls, being able to spot things on his screen, etc, at least partially because he was stoned most of the time when they were playing and partially because he didn't really care enough about games to try to learn them). The change in their attitude toward Simon in more recent years *might* be partially because of the loss of Thick as you suggested, but I think it has a lot more to do with the fact that Simon finally started therapy and found the ability to open up to the guys about his anxiety levels, his self-esteem issues, his ADHD, and was able to let them know when their ball-busting was too much and starting to actually make him feel bad. If you listen to the Neebscasts (their podcast where they just talk rather than game) from a year or two ago, you can hear that transition happen. Simon became much more vocal about his feelings and his needs. And, much to all of their credits, the guys -- Appsro included -- listened to Simon and reeled in their ball-busting A LOT. I don't think they realized how much Simon was taking to heart because none of the rest of them do that. Once he let them know how he was feeling, they all adjusted their way of communicating with him, started encouraging him more, etc. Also -- and probably at least partially as a result -- Simon began to try a lot harder with the games. He began playing 7 Days To Die in his spare time to try to actually finally learn how to play and he's evolved into a much better gamer than he used to be. Since then, he's gotten a lot more respect and encouragement from both the Neebs crew and the fans, because we all see that he's actually trying now instead of just taking the "ah, who cares?" attitude he used to have. These days, they'll still tease Simon a little, but you can tell that it's a lot gentler than it used to be and more overtly just friendly teasing. And they each have their own style of doing so. Appsro has taken the tack of being the guy who pushes a little farther than the other two, but I've always gotten the sense that it's because he knows where Simon's line is and has learned to push him up to the line but not past it. And, tbh, he does the same with everyone. But he also goes the other direction and gives Simon a lot of love as well, both in character and when they're just talking as friends. These days, as much as you hear a raging Appsro calling Simon a monkey (or a donkey), you'll also hear him tell Simon that he loves him and say, "kisses." You can tell that now, when Appsro and Simon bust each other's balls, it's mutual and is just two friends having fun needling each other and no one is taking it seriously. On the subject of Thick: I miss Thick as much as anyone outside of the people who actually knew him IRL, but he got just as angry and was just as much of a jerk to people at times. Depends on the game. There were certain series where Thick's a-hole-iness was so frustrating for me to listen to, I rooted for the other guys to TK him and kind of wanted him to drop out of the series. The dudes all have their own character that they're known for in the games, and Thick's two biggest defining things were (1) not being a team-player and instead running off alone to loot everything before the other guys ever even saw the locations; and (2) getting people "Thick'd," which is basically doing something impulsive and reckless that gets everyone else killed. Likewise, Neebs is known for being the annoying pedant who argues minor points with everyone, can't admit when he's wrong, and spends all his time in these games doing cosmetic tasks that don't help the common goal while everyone else works. Dora is known for never finishing a sentence, making lots of puns, impulsively getting himself killed, blowing up other people's stuff, and giggling when stuff is going bad. Simon is known primarily for falling in holes, panicking and forgetting all the controls, never remembering game mechanics (though he's much better at that now), and losing his shizz at the slightest provocation. And Appsro is known for being a little rage goblin who will say the offensive things that none of the other guys dare to say. But don't forget that these are real people, not characters. While their IRL personalities do bubble through to some extent, keep in mind that they're playing them up for laughs. When you hear them just talking -- like in the podcasts -- yeah, you hear the similar parts of their personalities to a degree but, more than that, you hear a group of friends who love each other, spend lots of time together, and are not taking any of this anywhere near as seriously as some of the viewers do.