Thats issue with people playing games poorly is one of the issues why I'm not particular to streamers. I get so frustrated watching people stumble their way through a game, missing things, making copious mistakes etc. Feels like I'm having my time wasted. Much prefer the LPers of old who would play a game through showing most if not everything off.
Haha I appreciate the enthusiasm. I'm not sure that there'd be quite enough for a full video on the Feed The Monkeys Lore yet, but I'll definitely consider it for a smaller series of video projects I have in mind. Thank you for your thoughts.
I haven't really searched for TWoM gameplay but it was an amazing game the first time I played it and even though by the end I only had a single survivor I would play it again. Also I believe you deserve way more subcribers than you have now. Nice job on the lore videos you do btw.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the things that I make. I understand where you're coming from, years ago I always ate way more than I needed to and focused the wrong things and died all the time; I'm glad we can grow out of it with practice.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it and that you let me know that you did. I've got several different projects planned in the future and you'll be happy to hear that they're mostly all smaller indie games.
I always wondered how it might have been on the Playstation. I bet that shit was fun, besides the bugs which I heard were pretty plentiful on that version. It's a classic for sure.
Hey everybody, I hope you enjoyed/are enjoying this lore video. It was one I've been looking forward to making for a long time. If you're having visual/visibility issues, please refer to the end of the description of this video to see why. I apologize if you have trouble seeing anything in this video, but it sort of breaks down into old graphics meeting new parallax and lighting effects. I do hope that everyone is able to enjoy the video despite that. A new level of quality control is going into my projects going forward to keep something like this from happening again. Thank you all for understanding. See you all next week.
10:18 Sorry but, it is cearly said that the genererator failure was due to a construction error, that basically, it was doomed by the start by it, I thinks the captain diden’t failed that much, it clearly was not good but got surprised by the generator failing, it would have be okai without that.
I didn't necessarily mean to bump "Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099" but I wanted the Lone Survivor Let's Play to come out before the Lore video next week so I ended up moving it to the first week of August. A Lore video on this game to follow next week and Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 the first week of August. See you all next week!
Tim was deemed responsible for the Mindcrash Virus which killed several people including the girl he was interested in at the time. In reality it was Dylan's buggy car game that caused the crash. So Dylan would be responsible for it and not Tim even though Tim did time in prison for it.
@@absolute_baller546 Yes that's right, and in the epilogue you find evidence incriminating Dylan and exonerating Tim. Dylan turns himself into the police with this evidence and that's the end of the game.
I have a theory on the apartment atrocity mission. The person you assasinate in the mall mission has followers that placed a price on your head. And hense the fact that not only cruelty squad but the police were hired to take you out, since the world is transaction based, and from what you said, the law is up to the highest bidder... they could have just covered it up as a "fat fingering of the SSN" to midigate retaliation from john. I also love the fact that john just decided to kill his landlord while escaping.
The price for Krabby Patties on Wednesdays was on the episode where plankton makes a robot Crabs, and SpongeBob has to question them. "How much does a Krabby Patty cost?" "2.99!" "On Wednesdays..." ".99"
You know that's crazy, I just had to look up that episode and I still don't remember that part but hey good on you for remembering. I have absolutely no idea which episodes most of the trivia was from, I just happened to know it from years of playing this game.
@@doctordirck Yeah, just so happened I was watching someone else talk about SpongeBob a bit before this, and they were talking about that exact scene. Really appreciate the playthrough of this old AWE game, most of them I grew up with, and they're too old to play without a lot of hassle now, so I've been trying to find some let's play of them so I can basically experience it again, and I could only ever find no commentaries which I don't really care for. Hope you consider the other PC ones like Employee of the Month and Lights, Camera, Pants!
@@kingster14444 A friend recommended me Employee of the Month and I'm definitely considering that one because it looks both fun and funny, I haven't seen a ton on Lights, Camera, Pants! before though. I'm glad that you enjoyed seeing this old game I know I had fun playing it again modernly and with the improved FPS mod. Thank you for letting me know you enjoyed this video and filling me in on that SpongeBob trivia.
the funny thing is ville kallio said he just made random shit up as he went along and cruelty squad really has no story or reason behind anything, and he enjoys watching people create "something from nothing" with videos like this. i've seen people theorizing why the handler looks like a heap of flesh when the answer is just "I thought it was funny" and not some esoteric piece of game knowledge masterfully crafted in such a way that you have to infer its true meaning from context clues in the environment and dialogue. nah its just because a finnish guy thought a guy that looked like a sentient gravy monster in a trucking hat was funny.
Great video, this helps to get everything into my head in an understandable way :) What I wonder though, what was the time at the beginning? I mean when we see the great one blow out the poison gas in the intro. I wonder if this was the modern time, are the VHS's a relict from there or was it always more medieval?
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it and this is a really good question it shows you're thinking about the gaps and trying to fill them with critical thinking. Personally I kind of imagined it as a very late 1900s the time that the game opens and the intro cutscene takes place in a antiquated little coastal town that still has some old architecture and technology but also has new stuff as well. Sort of like how some stone villages in parts of the world have access to the internet and cell phones but not the cultural technology you or I might be used to seeing. Of course it could be much later than that since the VHS and TV's seem to be a kind of meta element for the player so you're supposed to imagine that they don't actually have anything to do with the story. Lastly it could be a completely alternate reality where the differing technologies all exist at that time naturally or through the bleeding of realities that seems to happen. Very good question you asked.
I have, I own it and it's really fun. The last time I played was right before the clockwork kingdom update, and I've definitely been meaning to try it again since it hit 1.0.
It was cool, I played it when it released a year or two ago and always thought it was fun. Was wondering if anyone who would watch this had played it before, glad to hear some had.
