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@Funkiam4 ай бұрын
I Love you, Mad Season ..but i cannot install that war thunder shite on my computer
@NukE304 ай бұрын
@@Funkiam To be fair it's actually a great F2P game if you're into that genre.
@Funkiam4 ай бұрын
Don't tempt me. Begone, satan@@NukE30
@toxicfem694 ай бұрын
is there a code i should use in my forum posts on war thunder exposing state secrets to win arguments?
@Dimas_Lopes4 ай бұрын
great video, i bought almost all games from blizzard with physical copies but after diablo 3 shenanigans, i only turned more skeptic always prefering getting spoiled in reviews or videos than jumping on the hype train again i almost got hooked by overwatch when it launched, thank god i was spared the disappointment
@ericdonarski16244 ай бұрын
Tune in a decade from now for the sequel, "The Diablo 4 Dumpster fire".
@Klyptic4 ай бұрын
a decade? It's already a dumpster fire.
@cm93344 ай бұрын
Lmao, blizzard is shitting out nothing but wet, gross, diarrhea quality games. Anything outside SoD is very poo
@alext69334 ай бұрын
@@cm9334SoD is just diarrhea that doesn't burn quite as bad on the way out
@amadeusagripino68624 ай бұрын
They doubled it indeed
@Mezchna524 ай бұрын
It took ten years because @MadSeason just got into the D3 servers.
@Noksivs4 ай бұрын
Wrong on David Brevik. He didn't "join blizzard north", his gaming company named Condor was bought by blizzard and renamed blizzard north... So in reality diablo wasn't a true blizzard product to begin with.
@CalTN4 ай бұрын
Correct. I don't understand how Mad Season didn't mention this.
@assassinwolf72164 ай бұрын
Probably just an oversight. Mad is a very thorough guy I've found.
@DalleBoik4 ай бұрын
☝️🤓
@sturenorth4 ай бұрын
@@CalTNCan also confirm @Noksivs, perhaps it got through the proof reading somehow, fairly beinign to miss I guess.
@SebiBubble4 ай бұрын
So, to shorten everything you just said one could say: "he joined Blizzard"
@greasycrab4 ай бұрын
To give an idea on just how badly balanced the Inferno difficulty was on release. My wife played a barbarian and could face-tank the Butcher while standing in the fire and would then go on to get instantly killed by those small flying bugs in act 2. Not even elite variants mind you, normal regular white named mobs would instantly kill her. There was just no way to progress through the game for some classes.
@TatcheeClips4 ай бұрын
I had the same exact experience on launch. I played a lot of D3 solo and with friends, and Inferno balancing on release was absolutely laughable The first act was pretty alright, you could do Butcher runs pretty smoothly but you had to work to get to that level Act 2 though? An actual joke. I distinctly remember getting to the second area for the first time with friends and instantly dying in one hit to those stupid bees in the very first area. You could legit get off-screened by them, it was horrible I ended up BARELY clearing Act 2 by doing a disgusting amount of Butcher runs, buying gear off of the Auction House, and corpse running through some of the harder parts of the Act. Just an absolutely awful experience
@stephenkolostyak40874 ай бұрын
yep, I had a shit dps barb which could face-tank insta-gib. You had to use the cash-grab store to find gear drops because apparently Blizatard decided to $$$$$$$$ instead of not be short bus.
@InternetTAB4 ай бұрын
Yeah it was gear checks put in place so you'd use the auction house to get the items you needed to progress. Did it with a barb, lots of experience playing the auction house from WoW so it was fine for me. Some people even made $$$ off the thing, likely it was some effort blizzard implemented to curb 3rd party RMT
@Keira_Blackstone4 ай бұрын
this was exactly my experience playing a barbarian at release. Act 1 was so easy it was boring, yet the bugs right outside the town in act 2 were instakilling me.
@Ziegfried824 ай бұрын
Yep I played barb in D3 at launch and once I hit Inferno I quickly realized the game sucked. Not just a little...a lot. I have zero interest in P2W so I just quit and never looked back. Certain elite packs could just root you in place, wall you in...and you died. There was no way to outplay the situation, and no way to gear up. Diablo 1 didn't even have something so messed up..though the acid spitters in D1 could shut down your warrior along with the succys esp in Hell mode. Still, it was nothing like what I experienced in D3 where your character was rooted, walled in, with zero chance to move or do anything.
@jb34ch14 ай бұрын
Just wanted to point out that the front end for the D2 remaster was done by a studio called Vicarious Visions. Just like D1/D2 was originally done by Brevik's studio named Condor. The people at Blizzard Irvine have no concept of what fundamentally makes for a good Diablo game.
@TheUrionak4 ай бұрын
Facts, and the actual talented people who had the potential to get it right are long gone, fired during layoffs so that the positions they occupied could be reopened again later for less money, and to fill diversity quotas. Not only is a 9000 people team for a game waaaay too overcrowded, the vast majority of them are laughably incompetent, and got the job because of their skin color, genitals and sexuality, not merit or talent.
@techni17664 ай бұрын
@@TheUrionak Yeah because the people who made all the terrible predatory designs that scooped the guts out of D3 to make number go up weren't all super wealthy white men.
@snuffeldjuret4 ай бұрын
@@TheUrionak it was wild watching a live stream where two.... different looking girls only used basic attack for like half an hour.
@Gibblets4114 ай бұрын
VV made one of the most amazing remasters I've seen in my life. D2R is so faithfully executed it tricks the brain into feeling like nothing changed.
@ScumSookar4 ай бұрын
D2R is the only good thing to come out of Blizzard in a long time, and they're not even the ones responsible for it. Imagine that.
@Zaurthur4 ай бұрын
Nothing good ever comes when devs start making fun of fans. What comes after is always garbage
@ollaitsrealgood4 ай бұрын
Tell that to the band Tool.
@EnterpriseFilms74 ай бұрын
Except for Devil May Cry.
@Gorpos4 ай бұрын
Helldivers dev would like a word
@gilthreyblaunce4 ай бұрын
@@Gorpos theres a difference between these 2 as i think HD2 does it in good fun vs blizz who thinks theyre above the consumers and that theyll buy any slop
@Fuuntag4 ай бұрын
You guys have phones right?
@probably-aquarion4 ай бұрын
The mirror of D3 cancelling PvP after launch, and OW2 cancelling PvE after launch to a very similar timescale, is hilarious.
@Exaltable4 ай бұрын
The main problem with Diablo and blizzard is I just don’t think blizzard ever has deserved the credit for D1 or D2. Blizzard north does. And blizzard stole that credit to sell d3 and 4.
@professionalhater39294 ай бұрын
Blizzard took credit from blizzard
@Exaltable4 ай бұрын
@@professionalhater3929 The only thing Blizzard did was stamp their name on another more talented studio.
@thassioalves3044 ай бұрын
Hell yeah!
@Mikumo914 ай бұрын
Exactly. Blizzard never had any idea how to develop a Diablo game and it shows.
@Wicked0614 ай бұрын
Whoa what? Really?
@czarkusa20184 ай бұрын
My favourite thing about Diablo 3 is that Blizzard deleted the video where they talked about how proud they are of Leah's writing.
@ryuno20974 ай бұрын
If Blizzard North was still making D3 I doubt they'd kill of Deckard Cain. He's like one of the most iconic characters in the series.
@alaeriia014 ай бұрын
The only good writing involving Leah was that one comic by JaidenKaiba.
@GoodnightMoon44 ай бұрын
@@ryuno2097Deckard Cain dying in a cutscene to a previously unknown butterfly character. actual insanity
@ThisIsmiXTV4 ай бұрын
@@GoodnightMoon4A terrible quality in game cutscene, not even the glorious Blizzard CG polished cutscenes.
@imran88803 ай бұрын
Is there any archived version I could get to watch?
@JT-mt6ku4 ай бұрын
All else aside, the Tristram theme is fucking amazing.
@MrMarwan484 ай бұрын
I really love it untill this day. It is truly magic... sometimes i just play it for hours casually while doing something completely else than gaming. A masterpiece by mr. Matt Uelman
@Ysidoroh4 ай бұрын
They’ve never been accused of fucking up a score at least. Like bungie, they consistently deliver in that regard.
@fruitpandaa4 ай бұрын
The whole thing with Matt Uelmen was a miracle it happened. They almost missed the demo he submitted, then he proceeded to show up at their doorstep and played them the theme we know live. (According to GDC Classic Game Postmortem by Dave Breivik)
@MrBjanders4 ай бұрын
Everything Matt Uelman has had a hand in at Blizzard was awesome. Still get chills from the Tristram theme. The atmosphere that the music helped create in the first two games is unmatched by any ARPG. And the switch to a symphonic score for the Lord of Destruction soundtrack was an inspired success. It really heightens the sense of it being a grand final battle to save the world. As far as I'm concerned, that's where the story of Diablo ends, with a triumph.
@czarkusa20184 ай бұрын
The cowboy version from 3???
@Gamefreak29984 ай бұрын
Other studio made Diablo 1 & 2, both break out hits. Response? Dissolve entire studio! God I wonder why Diablo 3 was like that?
@Arntor-kf9hi4 ай бұрын
You really nailed an often under reported reason there has been so much friction with Blizz from this until present day 2024. A lot of the games they are releasing are beloved classic titles we all know in and out and the current teams have inherited these titles from the old guard. So it feels extra insulting when they make stupid changes and then make fun of us fans for voicing our concerns.
@dycedargselderbrother53534 ай бұрын
It's not just Blizzard, these people are everywhere. It's the same thing when Marvel actors and writers mock people who have been buying the comics for decades. These current people had nothing to do with the original stories or even the original incarnation of Marvel Studios before it was bought by Disney yet they smugly deign to talk down to the people paying their bills. Throw your favorite franchise in, rinse and repeat.
@jakel28374 ай бұрын
@@dycedargselderbrother5353Best thing to do is detach yourself from it and move on. There's a reason I don't follow Halo anymore
@TheZackofSpades4 ай бұрын
I know this is a D3 video but man will I always love “dO yOu GuYs NoT HaVe PhOnEs”😂
@evo00744 ай бұрын
yea this sucker with the spyware alrdy in line .... like the warden on our pcs that scan just all privacy data iguess ... blizz employees need new underage victims iguess
@handledhandlehandlinghandler3 ай бұрын
That moment has been immortalized in our collective minds.
@mancamiatipoola14 күн бұрын
It was one of the moments that saw Blizz tripping down stairs and smacking their head at the bottom.
@WhiskeyTango04204 ай бұрын
The original Act III on Inferno difficulty was a brick wall. I still have PTSD from it.
@VicJang4 ай бұрын
You did pretty well then. I barely killed butcher and couldn’t progress anymore.
@Mncdk4 ай бұрын
What I remember about D3 is that after playing through the game on normal difficulty, I had zero interest in playing any more. Nothing about it hooked me.
@MrBau0074 ай бұрын
I got that for Diablo 4 😂😂 played Alpha and Beta,and then like a week still at launch.. it's still a meh for me, I'd rather grind a bit on D3 🤷🤣
@jordantsvetanov99204 ай бұрын
Sure i play D3 and D4 like 5mins and refund was committed 😂
@drizzy112448 күн бұрын
I had the same experience with diablo 3. Idk why I was so uninterested in it.
@ferinzz4 ай бұрын
Brevik : The team is new and inexperienced and is making mistakes that a new inexperienced team would make. This is what happens when you lose a lot of experienced devs. It's unfortunate, but they are doing their best. Blizz : How fucking dare you! This interaction sums up Blizzard for the last decade.
@lightofscorpio4 ай бұрын
also, blizzard never contacted David about D3. the disrespect they showed to the creator of literally one of the best games of all time.
@jakel28374 ай бұрын
@@lightofscorpioThey don't care about anything other than the projected profit attached to any aquireable IP. They don't need a good game, just one that looks good enough to make a profit
@nanthilrodriguez4 ай бұрын
Diablo 3 was the best Diablo ever, until it came out.
@mattm18234 ай бұрын
That's why there will never be another new Half Life game.
@snuffeldjuret4 ай бұрын
@@mattm1823 I think they broke that with Alyx.
@kinsgaming81974 ай бұрын
you know when i played diablo 3 i enjoyed it honestly it was fun to gear up and all that the story wasnt great but it was decent DIablo 4 however was complete and utter trash
@Thatonedude9174 ай бұрын
Once I found out it was always-online I just completely ignored its existence
@gandalf82164 ай бұрын
@@kinsgaming8197 I'd rather play D3 than D4. Blizzard is just a name, it's not the Blizzard we loved. When they take their EULA to American and European courts, remember to petition for a full refund of every game you own, and then request to delete the account. F**k it, it's time to move on and stop being such a stupid customer base.
@madseasonshow4 ай бұрын
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@ZombieApocalypse094 ай бұрын
Great video. Three things that weren't mentioned that I think are really important to understanding why it was such a disaster: 1.) In the run up to the closed beta, with precious months left on dev time that should've been spent balancing and making sure servers were stable, etc. Jay Wilson decided that skill trees were bad ("everyone just looks up the best build anyway and if you don't you have a wrong build") and that the game had too much loot. This led to the removal of the skill system, and the removal of runes as items as well as the removal of the talisman. I believe he made some comment about "It feels bad to have to keep trying to juggle getting all these drops as you level up." So at effectively 2 minutes to midnight on their dev calendar, the Game Director got a bug up his butt to change core systems dramatically. 2.) Jay Wilson said he personally calculated the drop rate for uniques in Diablo 2 by "using a stopwatch while playing diablo 2 and marking down the time between drops." Which... is not how drop rates work! Time changes based on how effectively you play and whether /players 8 was on Jay!!!! I think to the last time I saw him do an interview he defended this methodology saying "The original d3 legendary drop rates were identical to Diablo 2 uniques." And that is just unequivocally not true. Not to mention the Legendaries at d3 release were awful as mentioned in the video. 3.) They only let non-blizzard testers test up to the Skeleton King because they "didn't want to spoil the story" which is why that part of the game was much more refined than the rest. Also the story was a hot mess. It bears mentioning that they repeated a lot of the above mistakes with D4.
@doomguy49454 ай бұрын
It's painfully obvious that Jay Wilson didn't play arpgs going into the job. Tear out the graphics, and it's a worse game than Angband.
@SeruraRenge114 ай бұрын
tbf, he's not wrong when he says that everyone goes full meta and you're "wrong" in the eyes of the community for not playing the meta, and he was only proven to be more and more right as WoW continued to exist, but the answer to that isn't to just drop the system entirely.
@ZombieApocalypse094 ай бұрын
@@SeruraRenge11 that is WoW. A game with 40 man raids and job applications just to do end game content. That is not diablo. Yes, a small small percentage of diablo players are hardcore and go meta every season. That is not the majority of diablo (ARPG) players. Most people just do what seems fun. MMORPG fun rot does not apply to a game you can play completely solo.
@SeruraRenge114 ай бұрын
@@ZombieApocalypse09 >MMORPG fun rot does not apply to a game you can play completely solo. You have never seen Pathfinder players, Wrath of the Righteous is 100% a single-player game and the amount of people who minmax every aspect of it is insane.
@ZombieApocalypse094 ай бұрын
@@SeruraRenge11 Im not saying no one will minmax. Im saying nobody has to. So it doesn't become a thing like in MMORPGs. You can do a "wrong" build and have fun. Look at Last Epoch. I would wager most people just wing their builds.
@noname-gp6hk4 ай бұрын
I still play D2. D2R was fun, but its lack of mod suppirt eventually drove me back to the OG version of the game with project D2 on top. It's been like 25 years and I can see myself still playing it in another 25 years. Mod support is so important to longevity.
@MATCHLESS7894 ай бұрын
Project Diablo 2 is great. I played Path of Diablo for years, too.
@GonthorianDX4 ай бұрын
There is also Median XL
@hazardeur4 ай бұрын
hell, i still play D1 lol
@snuffeldjuret4 ай бұрын
@@hazardeur d1 is such a pure experience. I never did play vanilla d1 all through normal - nightmare - hell back in the days but did it a couple of years ago. It was such a blast.
@dannydel72814 ай бұрын
U can mod d2r its just single player through. Nexus has mods
@jprec51744 ай бұрын
That clip of David's response is perfect now that I hear him say it in hindsight. And your point that they emphasized ACTION over RPG really explains why arpgs just aren't as good today. ARPGs at their core, are more roguelike than action imo. It also explains why i'm moving more towards roguelikes today over arpgs despite arpgs being my fave genre.
@draketurtle41694 ай бұрын
Honestly you aren’t wrong, the mist interesting part of last epoch for me has been finding items… for other characters. Which at that point it’s more a rogue-lite where everytime I play a different character class I’m finding goodies to buff up my next character.
@ablationer4 ай бұрын
That's why I moved from Diablo to Path of Exile
@RazorsharpLT4 ай бұрын
Honestly? Good action RPG's exist It's called Kenshi.
@amberhernandez4 ай бұрын
Is it the clip at 31:00? Because all I hear is classical music 😭
@lolza-qh2xw4 ай бұрын
Had to pause the video to write a post-it note and stick it to my monitor to search Monkey Island later on, that theme hit me so hard in the nostalgia lmao.
@Ar1AnX1x4 ай бұрын
that dude saying "we created the fastest selling PC game, he created London Hellgate(or whatever its called)" is really short sighted because the biggest reason it was the fastest selling is because of Blizzard's reputation at the time and more importantly, Diablo 2 being the best ARPG, bro took credit for so many things he had nothing to do with
@Gibblets4114 ай бұрын
Its crazy how many Hellgate references I heard recently. Last night, on a whim, I watched the Hellgate London intro. Only to find hours later an article about a new Hellgate game. Now your comment. Say what you will about the game, it was fuckin sweet, lots of potential in a 3rd person, sci/fantasy hack n slash looter.
@robertmurillo71534 ай бұрын
Hellgate london had so much potential. I remember watching a video somewhere that the publishers ruined that game by trying to get Brevick and his team to squeeze every dime out of the player. Brevick’s only flaw is relying on a publisher like so many other OG’s of the industry.
@Gibblets4114 ай бұрын
@@robertmurillo7153 It would be the best timeline to have Blizzard completely retcon D3 and D4 entirely, rehire Brevik and as much of the old team who want to join up, give Brevik full creative control over his Diablo 3. Give him final say on all gameplay/story related decisions. Chill the fuck out on MTX, $30 skins is retarded.
@stephenkolostyak40874 ай бұрын
@@Gibblets411 Hellgate was terrible.
@stephenkolostyak40874 ай бұрын
@@robertmurillo7153 it had potential to suck and did. The entire game was just a bullshit fest.
@DagwoodDogwoggle4 ай бұрын
One of the pluses of being old: I can watch historical programs about events that took place during my adult life and laaaaugh! 😆 Oh, those were good times.
@tgyo994 ай бұрын
Imagine making D3 and calling the dude who made D1 and D2 a fucking loser.... A clear preview of blizzard failings to come
@alwaysangry22324 ай бұрын
only smart thing WIlson did was to hide, how pitiful
@henrik17434 ай бұрын
Honestly, playing Diablo 3 years after release on console with reaper of souls and a friend on split screen was a great time for me. But I know the initial release was a hot mess
@jabool56054 ай бұрын
For sure, im grateful i only picked it up well after launch
@captmcneil4 ай бұрын
It's ironic that D3 launched with some of the same mistakes as D IV. For example, stupid itemization - having to look at hundreds of yellow items just not to miss the perfect roll is something I do not miss. It was just a stupid lottery designed to justify the auction house, and I am kinda pissed they did the same thing again, only to realize now it's a mistake. I quit D3 rather quickly and only gave it another shot well after RoS was released - and loved it ever since. Anyone can like or dislike anything, but D3 has been an excellent game for a long time now. I think I put more time in D3 than in D2 + D2R. Being 40 years of age and a D2 player of the first hour, man do I think the D2 community glorifies their game beyond all measure, not realizing how few people really still play the game. It's a brilliant game and aged very well, sure - but D3 also owes me at least a thousand hours. It's by far the more accessible game, and seasons just work objectively better there. I never could take angry nerds seriously, who shit on D3 players for running rifts all day - while at the same time farming Mephisto or Lower Kurast 1000 times in a row or watching some regular schmuck (ha!) identify a bunch of Nagelrings (not that I deny doing all of that). The one thing D2 definitely does great though, is coop play. It scales so much nicer than D3, D IV and even Last Epoch. You're not constantly a multiplicator behind or ahead of your team mates just because someone got a better weapon or set bonus. But on the other hand it also means once the game becomes easy for you, it stays that way. And D2 is really not a hard game to begin with - hell you don't even need any equipment for normal for some classes. In the end, both D2 and D3 are stupid, monotonous time sinks. And they both are great at how they do that. I just personally feel in D3 you spend just a bit more time actually fighting monsters, rather than teleporting around or opening chests. All stuff I am still not convinced D IV can do for me. But I am sure giving it another try in a year or so and see.
@phenel4 ай бұрын
initial release? surely you mean the first 2.5 years of release (at least)
@LikelyForgiven4 ай бұрын
D3's great flaw at launch was nightmare & hell difficulty being a mindless faceroll straight into a brick wall (inferno). If the 2nd campaign run was legitimately challenging D3 would go down as another blizzard classic warts & all, instead of a game in need of a complete system overhaul...though the useless legendary items were rather absurd. They dismissed the substantial pvp crowd who would migrate to mobas. I bet they gave up on pvp when they realized that wizard was OP and they didn't feel like addressing it. Incidentally wiz/dh dominated pve as well and who could have guessed there would be such an overlap 🤔
@phenel4 ай бұрын
@@LikelyForgiven not even close. The itemisation was fucked to promote use of the real money ah. It had nothing to do with difficulty being logarithmic.
@lamichka4 ай бұрын
I was there 10.000 years ago. I waited in line for midnight sale open.... I got my car pulled by fucking cops. :D
@MF_Walmart4 ай бұрын
I remember finding D1 on the family computer by curiously clicking the little demon shortcut on the desktop
@ryuno20974 ай бұрын
I say D1 at a friend of a friends house, that friend was playing it and I got amazed. I didn't have a strong PC at that time to run D1, so I always went to the internet cafe to play it. Good times indeed. Until finally my parents got us a new pc , I finally got to play it at home, I still remember the long loading times when you go down or up in levels.
@fishnutter52194 ай бұрын
To this day I still remember that the Diablo 1 demo installer was 52.5MB. Downloading that thing took nearly a week on the old dialup. It turned out that being stuck on dialup with four digit latency meant I could dupe like no one's business. XD Create a new character, get to level 6, create a new one, play again!
@VicJang4 ай бұрын
@@fishnutter5219your phone bill probably went through the roof to at month 😂
@Jimmy_TV4 ай бұрын
"What the f*ck are the other 36 errors!?"
@Ronbotnik4 ай бұрын
Tons of people will say Diablo 3 was good now, but I will NEVER forget how beyond disappointing it was playing D3 on release. Waiting over a decade just to get slapped in the face with an disrespectful story, awful itemization and absurdly unbalanced difficulty. Sure, they might have improved it over time. Sure, Diablo 4 was so much worse it makes D3 look amazing. But the Diablo series well and truely died with 3. If only we had gotten Blizzard North's original vision for the game.
@neutralrobot4 ай бұрын
The D3 release was easily the most disappointing gaming experience I have ever had. It's not even close.
@renatemcc4 ай бұрын
lol Diablo 4 was not worse than D3 release. D3 later seasons, yeah. They really turned it around. D3 was immediately bad. D4 initial impressions were pretty good, until we realized D4 bad. Good game for a single play through but most Diablo players (myself) want D2 grind ability.
@Norrieification4 ай бұрын
He didn't even touch on how maddening the story was! Cain being killed by a goddam demon butterfly was so bad! Also the feminine diablo that didn't make a lot of sense...
@neutralrobot4 ай бұрын
@@Norrieification The story and writing were straight-up terrible. They were never my favorite part of Diablo games, but at least in previous games the writing upheld the atmosphere. D3's writing had nothing in it that evoked a feeling beyond "I am playing a video game". Cain died and I felt basically nothing. The writing was all so disjointed I just wanted to pretend like it didn't exist. Totally destroyed the atmosphere.
@Abedeuss4 ай бұрын
Speak for yourself, I hated D4 initial impression of very limited skills and builds, very MMO-tized gameplay and mechanics... and of course $30-40 cosmetic packs from the go.@@renatemcc
@WikiHL4 ай бұрын
The triple A conglomerate Blizzard experience never stops hurting, does it?
@dredoctor82714 ай бұрын
Tristram was never in more danger than after Diablo 2.
@Havok1354 ай бұрын
An they didn’t learn anything for D4. They instead chose to reinvent the wheel which wasn’t needed. Just like with the Destiny game.
@doomguy49454 ай бұрын
At the very least, they did learn that the art style in D3 was bad for the series.
@dion88954 ай бұрын
God, Inferno (and the rubberbanding from lag) was so bad that you would load into a new area just to see your character's corpse surrounded by enemies upon load-in. Sometimes, you would watch your character die, and THEN see the animation from the attack that killed you. And basically everything was a one-shot. It was *bad*.
@Zenn3k4 ай бұрын
This video really makes me wanna play Factorio...
@Asmodias6664 ай бұрын
gotta get 3k/spm somehow. Just not spaghetti
@TheMrGobelin4 ай бұрын
The Factory must grow.
@ToTheGAMES4 ай бұрын
The factory must grow.
@lewesc4 ай бұрын
Tell us you play factorio without saying you play factorio *background music* If you haven't played the Planetary Exploration mod, worth checking it out.
@wumi24194 ай бұрын
@@lewesc When I noticed the background music, I initially assumed I opened Factorio somehow.
@Tracerbullet3284 ай бұрын
I can’t believe they had some weird butterfly kill Deckard Cain
@k-ondoomer2 ай бұрын
Loool
@mkarg50122 ай бұрын
@@k-ondoomer what's your story?
@Mirz894 ай бұрын
Maybe an unpopular opinion here. But the first few months of D3 launch, was some of the best times I’ve had gaming. Me and a mate farmed A2-3 inferno as Wizard and Barb. Was it difficult? Oh yes, was it always rewarding? No. But did it feel good to finally get a yellow rare 1H sword after beating a champion pack that took us 20 min of kiting - oh yes!
@Miraihi4 ай бұрын
I remember killing Ghom for my friend on Inferno when I found out that "Double whirlwind" barbarian is able to faceroll him slowly but surely.
@reagansido58234 ай бұрын
"This is your gold. Don't spend it all in one place." And then every Inferno player did! (Or more accurately, had to.)
@moos52214 ай бұрын
Who else created a glass cannon Demon Hunter during the "Pots Gold Farm" time and shot down the stairs to farm from range without getting aggro'ed?
@AAMolder4 ай бұрын
How funny I live next to MtDiablo and never knew it was the inspiration!
@johndeljoy80714 ай бұрын
Madseason I love these long-form videos from you. So informative and to the point.
@NaturalAnimalKG4 ай бұрын
Blizzard has stayed alive on the coattails of its old, good games. Without WoW and D2 (and the games before) reboots, Blizzard wouldnt be a company as of more than 10 years ago.
@TDesko4 ай бұрын
OW and hearthstone were massive success
@NaturalAnimalKG4 ай бұрын
@@TDesko games are ded
@AROAH4 ай бұрын
@@NaturalAnimalKGNot dead enough to be shelved. Yet.
@selwrynn67024 ай бұрын
I'd love to know what the IP creator's vision was for D3 before he got fired.
@ferinzz4 ай бұрын
More open world from what I understand. He hasn't talked too much about it and there isn't much material about it. Sadly we'll never know until he writes a memoire about it.
@Gibblets4114 ай бұрын
They really burnt Breviks ass. That man seems to hate Blizzard in his core now. Shame we never got to see his vision. He got us 2 amazing timeless genre landmarks.
@doomguy49454 ай бұрын
I dunno about D3 specifically, but Brevik did say they were actually working on a Diablo-based MMO as well.
@In_Dog_We_Trust4 ай бұрын
The only thing Jay Wilson successfully doubled was his chin
@Caretoexplainwatchamean4 ай бұрын
2:31 The thing that I find fascinating is, that I recognized the music as being from "The secret of Monkey Island" even though that game was way before my time and I have never even played it to this day
@Calvin_Coolage4 ай бұрын
It's one of those songs you hear just by watching videos on KZfaq about video games. It's iconic in the truest sense of the word.
@VodShod4 ай бұрын
Not many people talk about the impossible to beat elites that showed up in the first few months of the game's release. I ended up dragging one back to town from the north of the first town, it used to be a bridge that you could just cross, but the elites could as well, so they made it a teleport so only the player could use it.
@Patrick_The_Pure4 ай бұрын
Diablo 2 is just a magical experience, i just had a run of 3 weeks of finding special loot drops, just special loot you can't obtain anymore and have to be obtained in old patches of the game, this is a list of items i found during that grind: -2 Cathan Rings with extra 25%+ cold res -2 Angelic Rings with extra 25%+ cold res -2 Fortuitous Rings of Fortune with 38 and 40% magic find with added 30%+ cold res -4 Rings with 28 - 36 mana per kill, 3 of them have extra suffixes for 4 and 6% life steal and faster cast rate -1 overpowered Rare Ring with 100+ attack rating, 6% life steal, extra str, extra dex, all res and 32 to mana per kill -1.07 Arkaine's Valor with insane health boosts -1.07 Shako with 40% life -1.07 Laying of Hands with 50% fire absorb instead of fire resist -1.07 Mavina's Belt with 11% mana steal -1.07 Vampire Gaze with 25% reduced damage -1.07 Unique Defender shield with +2 necro skills and 80 hp instead of +1 sorc skills -1.07 Wizardspike with 95 all res -1.07 Valk Wings with completely bonkers stats and actually usable instead of todays trash -1.10 beta patch unique Vampirefang Belt with 10% life steal -2 1.10 beta patch Bul-Kathos rings with +2 all skills Is there any game which allows you to easily go back to older patches and transfer items, is there any game out there which you ever would like to do this for, is there any game which after over 25 years people still want to play this much. I have like 20 year old save files which i have stored safely, constantly getting more loot, new loot, special loot, and entire library of every unique and set. There are games in which i have more hours played in but never have i made such an organized library just for the items you can find. I had my fun in Diablo 3, but i make a character and am done with it, completely geared up, in like 30 hours and feel like i just don't care anymore. It lacks that special D2 customization yet also lacks the simplicity of D1, it just feels like a mangled mess of nothing..... and then there is D4 which is just trash.
@jordantsvetanov99204 ай бұрын
👍👌👏
@johnwalker75294 ай бұрын
Brevick's post-mortems are absolutely fascinating. Definitely worth a watch.
@HasXXXInCrocs4 ай бұрын
Your videos are so fucking good man. You include so many details and go really in depth with your research but it's still easy to digest. You have this relaxing air about you that I love. You have this dry wit that you sprinkle throughout the video that makes it perfectly entertaining. You're just awesome. I wish you nothing but success.
@Xhotic4 ай бұрын
How did they go even further backwards with Diablo 4........... unforgivable nonsense
@OriginalNeckbeardicus4 ай бұрын
Sad to say that compared to the present, the Diablo 3 era was still "good Blizzard"
@ffdgasfdasgjdfgf4 ай бұрын
reminds me of the star wars trilogy that evryone was bashing till the newer movies came out 😂
@intenzityd31814 ай бұрын
I like both D2 and post-RoS D3. They are completely diff games. You're right, D3 is far better than anything modern blizz can produce. It's a much better game than 4.
@MrOutPerform4 ай бұрын
Believe you mean Diablo 2. Diablo 3 was just bad
@marcapesos37314 ай бұрын
incorrect
@kevinoneil51204 ай бұрын
Loved the use of "The Thing" music at the beginning
@Stirredy4 ай бұрын
I never realized how much controversy surrounded D3. I just remember error 37, invisible wasps, and the game being bright and boring. Then I remember it being somewhat okay in short bursts years later. If this video came out before D4, I probably wouldn't have bought D4. :^)
@Fulbor4 ай бұрын
it wasn't actually as bad as depicted in this video. don't get me wrong blizz can pretty much go eat a bag of dicks but not everything they do is terrible and diablo 3 was an enjoyable game even on launch (error 37 lasted around a week if that)
@latham45754 ай бұрын
David Brevik’s interview was very professional and even sympathetic to blizzard. How Jay Wilson responded I think indicates his own lack of confidence in Diablo 3. Ultimately, it was an okay game. But D1 and D2 were revolutionary games.
@draketurtle41694 ай бұрын
Yeah he couldn’t take the critism or point to where they were listening to fans/doing research into what made the last games so enjoyable and successful… all he had was the petty insults of an entitled child.
@doomguy49454 ай бұрын
Depends on your definition of an okay game, but take out the graphics and there wasn't much there. It's shocking they could work on an arpg for that long, and not come up with any interesting systems.
@StriKe_jk4 ай бұрын
People underestimate the sound design of D2. Every monster sounds unique and distinct when they attack, get hit and die. Every skill and item type too. You can just listen to D2 and know exactly who fights what, how, where and what items get dropped. D3 and D4 are a mush of blending in grunts and generic hit sounds. Not to mention the amazing sound tracks D2 has. (Featured in this video too)
@jordantsvetanov99204 ай бұрын
True D1 and D2 has nothing in common with D3 and D4 trash...
@tiagozortea4 ай бұрын
To be fair the creator of Diablo made a new game by himself called It Lurks Below, it is on steam. The game is a lot more focused in the RPG aspect of the genre but frankly, it is a bit underwhelming. Maybe it is due to the limitations of doing a "one man band".
@lightofscorpio4 ай бұрын
it would have been better if there was enough support for it for him to get multiplayer working.
@edhu92 ай бұрын
The good thing about this D3 debacle is that some D1/2 veteran players were so pissed, they went and created Path of Exile, one of the best ARPGs out there and the real successor of Diablo 2. Can't wait for PoE2.
@_Ikelos4 ай бұрын
When Diablo 3 came out I had no idea any of this was happening, I had never played any diablo game so I had no expectations at all. Once I got to play it, I just felt like it was kinda shitty, I played it for a while but I never saw the point of gearing up in one difficulty to go up to the next and do it all over with bigger numbers. There was simply nothing over the horizon, no content behind Nightmare that I hadn't experienced already, so I stopped playing it pretty quickly. I thought the rainbow level was a funny perpetuation of the cow level, which was something I had only heard about from people in WoW, I had no idea it was meant as a massive middle finger to the fans.
@thebigksmoosey4 ай бұрын
Man i loved Diablo so much. We spent 6 months playing it everyday in the barracks. 2P playthroughs, getting harder and harder but easier and easier. Diablo 2 is the superior game, but the original will always hold a place in my memories
@raidkoast4 ай бұрын
It was already an older game when I was a kid but my older brothers had it in Swedish for playstation. Most hilarious thing I've played because of the "A" level voice acting. Many good memories. Even if I'm almost the same age as D2
@apblolol4 ай бұрын
it started with d3 and was at its peak with "you guys not have phones?" how the mighty have fallen.
@DaKdawg4 ай бұрын
Diablo immortal announcement was the death of the franchise and the blaring signal of Blizzards demise.
@brylythhighlights43354 ай бұрын
I tried playing Diablo III once, on the highest difficulty available before beating the story. I played a Demon Hunter - allegedly, I was a high damage and fragile character. When I reached The Butcher, which I remembered as being a boss that absolutely took effort in Diablo 1, I just... held right-click. And then held left-click when I was out of whatever the energy for the rapid-fire was. My heal-on-hit was enough to completely overcome the bosses and the arena's damage. I didn't move, I didn't heal, I just stood and used two attacks. I then stopped playing Diablo III.
@Laerbn4 ай бұрын
D3 was the example of modern Blizzard: make money at the expense of games' quality. And yet, players continue to buy their games in droves, so they're just doing what players want!
@pianoman77534 ай бұрын
*What idiots who blindly buy stuff without due dilligence in research first, making the game industry and hence most future games into cheaply shilled garbage for the rest of us, wanted. Dont lump actual gamers into this.
@Laerbn4 ай бұрын
@@pianoman7753Anyone who is playing D4 is an "actual gamer." This no true Scotsman argument just isn't good.
@ianfarris93964 ай бұрын
@laerbn no people who played Diablo 4 are suckers who got played lmfao. And all the bs influencers and crybabies who bent over for blizzard dicking telling us D4 wasn't a cash grab aren't real gamers either.
@1144185144 ай бұрын
Well to be fair, d4 isn't the most grievous example of this. Just remember that despite their failing qualitty: CoD, NBA 2K and FIFA games top the charts, """""gamers""""" are real suckers for buying these every year without fail.
@firstlast58724 ай бұрын
@@ianfarris9396 Agreed, people can be forgiven for buying the hype at D3s release. Anyone who was hyped for D4 is a slow learner and deserves what they got. Fortunately I learned my lesson the first time and haven't and won't be buying D4.
@Markus-8Muireg4 ай бұрын
And I thought I would stop hearing Factorio Music at 1 am since I put the game aside for now...
@MagpieMcGraw4 ай бұрын
The problem with Diablo 3 was that every design decision the team made was wrong. Enemies being strong, players being weak, locked boss rooms, items(tiers), attributes, portal timer, too much story. It's interesting how almost all of the game was redone in RoS. They added adventure mode, so you don't have to do the story anymore. They added attributes back into the game via the paragon system. They added legendary affixes to make items stronger. They removed the auction house so you can equip your character with items you find. Jay Wilson's design had to be obliterated to make the game somewhat playable.
@rlowethewitch84174 ай бұрын
I remember being phenomenally hyped about Diablo 3 when it was announced. I was upset whenever it would get delayed, and I pre-ordered it. Even some red flags about how it was being designed, I willfully ignored. When it came out, I was overjoyed. Then I played it. I learned to dislike it on my own; it wasn't, and still is not Diablo. Diablo 3 was, however, very important to me and many other players, as it was how I found, and fell in love with Path of Exile. The shores of Wraeclast were the last stop as I stayed aboard on the sinking ship that was Blizzard, and I eagerly jumped. I haven't looked back since, and I think that's kept my wallet, and some sense of dignity, relatively unscathed.
@SynysterProjects4 ай бұрын
Anecdotally, it is literally unimaginable to me that this game that I enjoyed so much, one of the first games I ever sank 100+ hours into, released in such a predatory and horrific state. I didn't get to play D3 at launch. Hell, I didn't even get to play it on CONSOLE launch. It wasn't until 2016 that I got with my now-fiance and we moved in with her best friend, who owned D3 on PS3 and was able to play it for the first time. I had a little experience with D2, having watched a friend of my brother's play it when we were kids, and then playing it myself when I was 19 or so. After I played D3 tho, it became one of those franchises that I would always hold above all others, in the same vein as Kingdom Hearts, Super Smash Bros., and Dark Souls. I was definitely lucky to have experienced D3 when I did rather than sooner.
@ZombieFlanders4 ай бұрын
I despise D3 with a passion. they killed off my favorite Blizzard character, Deckard Cain, in the most laughable way imaginable. Death by butterfly magic.
@kalistothenes4 ай бұрын
I finished the entire diablo 3 story holding one button down (yes, whirlwind)
@Kavou4 ай бұрын
I played so much of Titan Quest back in the good days, that I got sick of these types of games, and I never played Diablo.
@Shyverin4 ай бұрын
I loved the video, please keep making more. Feels like the perfect thing to sit down and drink a coffee with.
@Bramandin4 ай бұрын
Now imagine if all of this was happening in Japan. The original creator criticizing you would make the newly appointed lead dev bend backwards to apologize, in shame and humiliation, asking for forgiveness and a second chance.
@theolwinkledink4 ай бұрын
yeah but that's kinda fucked up? I don't think that's very healthy for any society to practice. They're game devs not government officials, no one died due to their decisions there's not really any need to ruin their lives over shit like this.
@Bramandin4 ай бұрын
@@theolwinkledink hol up, who said anything about ruining lives? The ability too feel shame would hit the spot just fine.
@MyVideogameTherapy4 ай бұрын
Somehow for me the interview at 31:19 is not audible, it's just the background music playing loudly and very quiet gibberish in the background :/. Is that happening on my or KZfaq's end ? Regardless a pretty nice essay and very good watch!
@juliodavila14864 ай бұрын
I dont really comment on videos but I feel the need to answer your question at the end of your video. I have watched almost all of your WOW videos... without ever playing a single second of WOW myself. You have a clear and relaxing voice, your presentation is top notch, the passion of the games you play and with which you make these videos shines through my screen and warms my heart. Im glad I ran into this video and I cant wait to see what you put out next! What ever its about, Ill see you there mate! Much love from Mexico ~❤
@MrTomolio4 ай бұрын
I remember buying a year's subscription to WoW for the Tyraels Charger mount and a copy of Diablo 3, but didn't really play until my mate, Jover bought me Reaper of Souls. We'd spend nearly every season trying to unlock everything until he passed away in 2017, miss ya big man
@ciromf4 ай бұрын
Sup Mad! Hope you're doing great. A little heads up, the Mystic was added on Reaper of Souls Expansion, it was not Vanilla. Also, the Campaign from RoS was a lot darker and grittier, much closer to the felling a lot of Diablo's and Diablo II's original players expected. With the redesign to itens - Loot 2.0 - the renewed difficulty and adventure mode, RoS was a breath of fresh, darker, air. Of course, bounties and Greater Rifts can only carry you so much, but RoS was miles ahead of Vanilla. Also, the death of Cain was expected but I can't possibly describe how anticlimatic it was for fans. Thank you a lot for the new vid, especially being about Diablo, one of my favorite franchises from Blizz, and keep them coming. It's always great to see you around. Farewell for now! But know that a lot of us here would love to stay a while and listen to you! Later.
@MarceloVeronezzi4 ай бұрын
I remember discovering with a friend, by chance, without any knowledge from the internet, the duplicate glich in Diablo 1. But it was so overpowered (allowing to get infinity money and therefore buy any item from Cain) that we never used it after the discover. Just many years after, well internet connectivity became widely available, we discovered such glitch wasn't only from some big from our installation (pirated versio) but a "feature" inside any copy of the game.
@seekittycat4 ай бұрын
The Devs making Whimsyshire was such a trip man xD I can't believe I forgot about that! Even laughing I still thought D3 was too cartoony.
@benellis88444 ай бұрын
Another banger. Keep making whatever your heart tells you. This came out great
@alrightsquinky77984 ай бұрын
As someone who has played Blizzard games since 1997, I’d argue that there really is no comparison between them and From software. From soft is mostly loved and appreciated today because they’re a rare example of a modern game studio actually prioritizing making traditional video games. Blizzard was a truly innovative studio, trailblazers of the highest degree. Not only were all Blizzard’s games smash hits, each of them changed the face of gaming. Warcraft became synonymous with RTS games moving forward. Diablo basically created the ARPG genre, and Diablo 2 perfected the formula. I don’t even need to mention the incalculable impact of WoW, which is arguably the game that normalized video games in Western society. Heck, even Overwatch, a game I never played or cared about, defined its genre. Furthermore, each of those games is entirely unique from all the others. There’s very little ground retread in Blizzard’s classic catalogue. From Software produced virtually nothing of note before Demons’ Souls (and no, I don’t mean their old games were terrible, just that they were subpar or unremarkable entries in existing genres), and afterward they’ve essentially just remade Demons’ Souls over and over again with slight variations. I like From Software. They make fun games, but they’re no Blizzard.
@Calvin_Coolage4 ай бұрын
Saying From Soft made nothing of note until Demon's Souls is one of the most wrong statements I've ever seen in my entire life.
@snuffeldjuret4 ай бұрын
31:44 the most annoying thing ever is that the d3 devs took credit for it being the fastest selling game, which had only had to do with d1 and d2 (and time), nothing to do with d3.
@RiverForged4 ай бұрын
D3 is a good game. One of the few that has improved dramatically over the years. It's absurd how bad it was in it's early phases, and just as crazy how much improvement it saw all the way up to, and through, the D4 release. It is tragic that D3 left a bad taste for a lot of people, but for those who stuck around it has become a staple from season to season. Dumpster fire? In terms of how it was launched, it's development cycle, and the time it took to reach it's peak....yes. Is D3 in itself a dumpster fire in it's final form? Not at all. Just sucks that the game industry has crumbled like the rest of our civilization through the abuse of politics and idiotic business trends, execs, shareholders, marketing strategies, investing, and the all-round DUMBSTERFIRE that is our societies way of doing business - taking advantage of people, projects, and IPs - and sucking the life and passion out of everything until all that is left is a steaming pile of shit, lawsuits, and mass layoffs.
@vincenthamel34204 ай бұрын
Man, you put ASMR artist to shame. 5 minute of listening to you and I fell asleep.
@Hawkknight884 ай бұрын
I'll have you know I'm not in my depressing bedroom - I'm just in my depressing basement! Love your videos. Video game history is so interesting!! I'm gonna high-five my plushie.
@immasurvivor4 ай бұрын
Imma be real....i loved D3, never had any login issues on launch, never saw error 37, auction house didnt impact me and i had several hundreds of hours of fun. Im not denying the issues, they managed it so poorly, but I had a better experience with D3 than either D2 or D4.
@F_L_U_X4 ай бұрын
Luck that foser.
@vinny-zebu4 ай бұрын
2:02 What game is this?
@psyk68514 ай бұрын
I've found it! It's path of exile 2!
@rogerpiotr69774 ай бұрын
I remember getting ready for diablo 3 with my friend, I remember I was like 14 years old or something like that and we used to play Titan Quest together, we watched trailers together and talking about all the classes that they showed. Witch Doctor and Monk felt so fresh. What was nice in Diablo 3 and that I enyojed the most was that they got rid of mana for most classes.
@iamthehobo4 ай бұрын
I love your vibe, Mad Season. I'm excited to see some of your content outside of Warcraft
@Mawble4 ай бұрын
Reaper of Souls made the game great. I genuinely loved the game after that came out. Much prefer it to d4.
@ToTheGAMES4 ай бұрын
I even prefer Solitaire to D4.
@LordJaroh4 ай бұрын
I found Reaper of Souls brought the game up to "mediocre", rather than simply "bad". DIV is also in the "mediocre" camp.
@CyrathWoW4 ай бұрын
I never played diablo 1 or 2. But I played diablo 3 throughout college from the launch to season 6. I still play it now on and off, and it's one of my favorite games. I wish they had done more with it than just seasons, but despite that I made some amazing memory's and friends playing it. The game feels just so smooth to play unlike diablo 4 where the game just feels awful to play.
@MixMeister50004 ай бұрын
Sayyyy what!? Lol
@CyrathWoW4 ай бұрын
@MixMeister5000 I said what I said, and I meant what I said.
@Madman24294 ай бұрын
I have heard, so often, the saying 'the customer is always right...' cut off so as to misquote it. But the -one- time I've seen it's full measure (the customer is always right in matters of taste) applicable as demonstrated by a petition and mass fan outcry it's never mentioned.
@Harbringer2314 ай бұрын
I played D3 at launch. I really do not recall gold being an issue for solo play on the first playthrough. Completely ignored the auction house. I am sure multiple playthroughs it may have became an issue, but for a single 20+ hr playthrough the game was playable.
@RaveDecoy2424 ай бұрын
The monetization of anything and everything in gaming these days is the biggest reason as to why games will *never* be as aspiring or as innovative as Diablo or Half Life. It is gutwrenching to put your heart and soul in an artform and see it praised and beloved, only to have your studio shuttered because it did not generate a billion dollars via microtransactions.
@peen28044 ай бұрын
if you spent time actually playing good games instead of dooming about them you'd know thats not true at all lol. the amount of exceedingly high quality passion-fueled games we have these days is overwhelming. Studios get shut down by not making massive profts through microtransactions because theyre making games expecting massive profits through microtransactions, then releasing them into a market that to call saturated would be a gross understatement. The kinds of high quality games youre talking about and the kinds of games that need massive profits through microtransactions to survive are very, very, very different things with very, very, very different business models. As far as studios being shut down by parent companies for not hitting sales goals or generally not being profitable, that has always happened and always will happen. Again, many many many many incredibly innovative and high quality games out there and currently being released that dont even have microtransactions lol. Honestly the biggest studio killer is simple mismanagement of time and money. Making video games is complicated and expensive.
@Teaz884 ай бұрын
He is back 🤝
@Arkaine1974 ай бұрын
The thing i always remember about D3 was reading "We removed stat point allocation because in the end there were only really very few actually viable builds so stat point allocation was only offering the illusion of choice" What absolute insanity.
@gocelotspice57664 ай бұрын
I first played this game with my dad, years after it came out. We hadn’t heard anything about its launch, and my dad remembered playing Diablo 1 & 2 in the past and was curious to try this third entry out. It was very disappointing. The main issue that really stood out as just casual players was that the main campaign was ridiculously easy. And I’m someone who performs below average when it comes to this sort of gameplay. The harder settings also didn’t unlock until you finished the campaign, which kind of defeated the point.
@kyotheman694 ай бұрын
diablo 3 was insult to series, 4 was going repeat same shit, why i didn't bother
@ZombieWomb4 ай бұрын
Last time I was this early, I woke up sticky.
@henryhardfoot4 ай бұрын
☝️😮........✊️😐
@o0Donuts0o4 ай бұрын
When’s the last time you put an original thought to words?
@brassbat4 ай бұрын
It is 752am easters morning on the west coast (wa). Im currently on my porch having coffee and herb. When I'm done here, I'll be booting up D3.
@Knollee_oder_so4 ай бұрын
This was almost an out of season april fools joke. April is not far off and this sadly was never a joke. Lucky we can double on our love to your videos, great one!