well, there is an easter egg in twin snakes where you can see one of the "Targets" of the mgs2 vr mode in Rex's hangar, that's why i like to say that this is how raiden went though shadow moses in his simulations.

iT's LiKe OnE oF My JaPaNeSe aNiMeS

@@0Chino13 That was a misplaced object. It’s not supposed to be there. Also it’s been proven that Twin Snakes can’t be a VR simulation because of a codec call from the Colonel in MGS2 which talks about the different sniper rifle controls.

Makes total sense

That's the popular idea not just him

A props to not adding unnecessary filler to artificially increase the video's runtime aka giving a whole wiki read of the game's development

@@shawklan27 KZfaqrs that just read off wikis are seriously getting on my nerve

@@sunburst8810 Tell me about it. Most KZfaqrs from certain countries such as my own (Poland) tend to copy paste western content or just read wiki articles. Zero passion, effort or research. That's why I only watch content in English 99% of the time.

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Okay, but Steak's MGS video sits above those others!

is it a fact or a theory? I think people try to make sense of things in video game by ignoring developers can make things up; like a jungle in the soviet union.

@@J_AlsoKnownAsJ The animal life in Snake Eater is pretty dang unrealistic but there are definitely rainforest in parts of Russia that are in Asia. The southern border of Siberia has some diverse ecosystems.

@@J_AlsoKnownAsJ umm that’s not where the jungle design came from. There are some areas based on irl locations but they’re not from Russia. Kojima and his team scouted various Islands throughout Japan, and forests in Canada that were known for their lush flora and fauna. Drawing inspiration to create their own unique wildlife environment. With some locales remaining virtually unchanged in their video game adaptation: places like the Yakushima forest bridge or the Amami Oshima mangroves that would in turn become the Dolinovodno bridge and The Sorrows River.

@@PhiltheMean The biodiversity in 3 is explained in one of the conversations Snake can have with Paramedic on the subject of the crocodiles; a lot of the fauna were imported to study the effects of radiation upon them and allowed to escape into the local biome due to neglect. It sets up a neat thematic parallel with Snake and The Boss having been victims of radiation exposure themselves. Every Metal Gear game has some detail that makes the enemies you evade and fight have parallels with the protagonist that make them more sympathetic than initial impressions might provoke, and in 3 that same consideration extends to the wildlife.

@@PaperStarship This makes sense. I was just trying to make a point that actually yeah, there is jungle in Russia. It's not all frozen tundra. I'm all for Kojima taking creative license with locales. I'm a big Death Stranding defender and I have no problem at all with the US being turned into Iceland because time rain.

And CQC.

You got any article in particular to recommend?

​@@Konradix05a little late, but there's an interview to her in the website hardcoregaming101 She's extremely critical with Kojima.

Same with Sniper Wolf, no one is crying about her and wishing she didn't go; we just understand better why she ended up where she was and keep her as a tragic memory

honestly I think MG RR might do the best job with it the villain backstories. They are about what lead them to this fight and usually also what lead them to becoming cyborgs and it's rarely a pleasant story but even though you don't like them automatically it let's you understand oh this is the tragedy of your life that lead you here or okay you've always just not really cared about x.

Each game in the series has the characters (particularly villains) influenced mainly by the concept Kojima themed the story around. in 1, the GENE game, the bosses are the way they are because of the predisposition of their birth. Mantis couldn't help being psionically gifted, Raven was born to be a colossus, and so on. In 2, the MEME game, every character is a victim of nurture. Fortune wasn't a gifted soldier but became a military asset due to the engineered tragedy of her life and the opportunity that was placed before her. Vamp's powers are not innate but rather the product of nanoaugmentation. Fatman was granted knowledge and mentorship by a genius without moral consideration, resulting in his entitled persona. In 3, the SCENE game, the characters are victims of circumstance, or "the times" as The Boss puts it. Loyalty has made the Cobras an extension of The Boss's will with no agency of their own, Snake's support staff are all disgraced yet brilliant people whose unorthodox thinking would be vindicated by history (Sigint's technological prowess rejected because he's black, Paramedic's ideas about mobile medical soldiers eventually becoming widely adopted). Each of these threads connects to the protagonist, and encourage the player to consider how the human struggle is shared by every character, no matter how absurd or mundane they may be.

The secret scene with EVA if you don’t remove Volgins transmitter

Your :P

@@malik87breaker Uh no it's "you're"

@@jojonta2119 I'm pretty sure it's "u'r".

@@jojonta2119 hah! Gottcha. I was joking. I know Ocelots catch phrase. And it's spelled correct :D

@@jojonta2119 notice the ":P"

You are a man of culture and bright ideas.

Yokotaro:...

I think suda would welcome the title of of joke auteur.

Isn’t that the Toho guy?

*Yoko Taro has entered the chat*

You mean the same length as the gameplay in that game?

@@VictorHernandez-vc5zo Steak Bentley's Metal Gear Solid 3 was a mistake

@@JackDout A lot of bad takes in that video.

@@BobExcalibur golden sun

@@VictorHernandez-vc5zo that’s just one cut scene lol

"Correlation and causation, baby" The extent that we know about Fukushima's work on MGS2 specifically is that according to Kojima, Fukushima wrote all the optional codec calls and Kojima wrote all of the mandatory ones. My mans Steak Bentley suggested that it's definitely possible that Fukushima also contributed to keeping Kojima's ideas grounded, but we'll never know for certain

I really wonder what happened to that guy, he just vanished. there is not a single trace of him since then, not even in online you can find anything good. makes me think whether that person actually exist or was he just a pseudonym for Kojima, to add extra credit so he could just get away that crew's salary lol

"It's nonsense but the things are addressed" Should've been the tagline for this series.

Liquid is a character who completely wedded himself to the idea that one's biology determines everything about them. That his agency didn't exist and that his end would eventually play out as written in his genetic code. He saw that fate as "become the greatest warrior who has ever lived, become a messiah figure to every warrior in the world, change the global paradigm to 'benefit' warriors who have become persona-non-grata in the post-Cold War world". Introduce a virus that rewrites one's genetic code to "your heart cells commit sudoku and you die abruptly" and his ideology comes apart.

And the death threat

MGS4 is literally the game where he said "I've done everything, resolved every conflict. Happy now?". And fans weren't happy enough. And MGSV is the pain. Just the pain

@@radpunk5144 The Phantom Pain was quite literal, GZ was a cocktease, it gave us hope for the actual game despite how scummy it seemed at the time (which we can blane on Konami), but in a way, I think TPP was almost entirely intentional from Kojima and Co.

@@MugenHeadNinja Oh I sure don't think TPP was intentional from the start. Not like this. I still think there was creative differenced that pushed him to release the game like this. But it turned into this metaphor effortlessly. I hate GZ

Thought it was Konami that forced it

If people use guns on The Boss then they're wrong

Can i hear your top 10?

@@malik87breaker Sure thing! 1. Ocarina of Time 2. RE4 3. Dark Souls 4. Bioshock 5. Ninja Gaiden Black 6. Halo 3 7. MGS3 8. TimeSplitters 2 9. ESIV Oblivion 10. Fire Emblem Awakening Kinda lol. Want to share yours?

@@HarbingerH top of my head. 1. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (subistence has better content, but i guess it's just a re-release with more and better content). 2. Final fantasy IX. 3. Tekken 5. 4. Soul Calibur 3. 5. Pokemon Guld/ silver. 6. Gran Turismo 4. 7. Chrono Trigger 8. Xenogears. 9. Wario ware inc. (gamecube version?) 10. Silent Hill 2. I don't think there is prober order. Some games that suprised me the last 10 years.

@@malik87breaker I’ve really been wanting to play the Silent Hill quadrilogy and Chrono Trigger. FF IX is the GOAT

@@HarbingerH Chrono Trigger is easy to get into. While Silent Hill games can be difficult without a guide. So before you play them. Be prepared if you want to take your time to figure the things on your own. Or just want to enjoy the stories. You won't be dissapointed if you go either way. But i'd say if you like to figure things on your own. Be prepared to be taking time. When you figured the puzzles out on your own. You could feel the satisfaction. After the hard time you had :D

"i have no idea how im supposed to feel during cutscenes especially with bosses. every member of foxhound this group of elite supershoulders and each launch immediately into a teary monologue LIKE I CARE" "sniper wolf is even stranger. i think im supposed to like her because of the otacon stuff or because everyone else likes her but she TRIED TO SHOOT ME, definitely shot meryl, and tried to shoot me again. that's most of her screentime. i dont see the point of it in an action theme." "i dont see the point of it in an action theme. the game delivers its story fairly poorly with endless text overlong cutscenes and general nonsense" nevermind this guy suuuuuucks

Yes!

POP needs to come back even the reboot/reimagining was kinda good.

@@porassrivastava8242 I'm really disappointed in how the Sand Of Time remaster turned out, it looks like a 360 game who thought this was ok

Lmao

Nope, it is in the game, and he does it two times

yep haha thats actually in the game

Yep

That’s how he calls his posse of soldiers. Who deadass laugh with him on command at snake like he’s the captain of the football team in a Disney movie.

Why not both?

He has another video for that one and PW and V

Everyone knows he’s gonna make another part lol

Subverting our expectations, Baby.

Sorry for being jackass but is it too hard to check yourself alone?

@@morkgin2459 yknow what. I never got the notif for his MG:R video. So much for the bell lol

@@Mekcstriker But it's not that hard to check tho. Is it? The video is not even that far

@@morkgin2459 yknow, if you weren't intending to be an jackass, you'd realise that I said "yes, I realise I made a mistake, how silly of me" and move on. Stop being pretentious just because you need to do something to make you feel better okay?

Shia LaBeouf says “No!” a lot more than Raiden in the Bayformers films. Now these days, Shia LaBeouf is a cannibal.

Yes