It's awesome how many parallels you can find between the game and the book. "the deceiver" like TBC's group "The Deceivers". The shadowmasters like the Shades. There is a giant tree in one of the maps that is an easter egg to "The Father Tree" (It is a massive, ancient tree that possesses intelligence and a connection to the land). Balor who was possessed by the spirit of the Leveler is like "the dominator" from TBC. "The Fallen Lords" are like "The Taken". There are many more comparisons. They did such a great job world building it would have made an awesome book that could have been similar to the black company.
That was definitely interesting. You should try to do more interviews like this. I liked how you added a lot of old footage and other visuals that had to do with the current topics. Good video.
That’s good to hear. Hopefully you’re able to find people willing to do interviews. Since a lot of these people went onto be big names or left the Internet it would definitely be hard to set up. Good luck with that. It’s definitely interesting learning about how Bungie worked back in the day.
We have been wanting a successor to Myth 2 for so long.. Incredible game. The physics and randomness, the up close personal camera height that helps form a connection with the units unlike other RTS games where the camera is zoomed out far. The dark, gritty, and realistic style. The persistent corpses after unit death. The way the level of terrain that the units are on that give advantages. Being able to target ground with attacks. Being able to micro units around to better avoid projectiles.
@@Jeoku The grunt's do say "They're everywhere!" when they're panicked, but the voice for those guys is Joseph Staten. Doug has a cameo as one of the crewman onboard the Pillar of Autumn in the first mission.
@@Jeoku Interestingly, "They're everywhere!" is said quite a few times in the games. Grunts will say it in most of the games, and Marines will sometimes say that or "Thank god it's you!" upon seeing the player. Was playing through the Halo games recently and heard "They're everywhere" used in cutscenes in Reach and Halo 4.
