My daughter and I specifically bought this game because of your Let's Play videos. We absolutely have not been disappointed. My friends and I sometimes play it when she isn't even here!
@@frodobaggins7710 I imagine her at home, going to the fridge to get something tasty to eat, then she procedes to RIP THE FRIDGE DOOR OFF, like Mr Incredible. Why did I do that? Is someone playing overcooked without me! 😠
Luke is practicing with his ukelele when Ellen clutches her chest and staggers. "What's wrong?" Luke asks. "It was as if millions of tastebuds cried out in terror, then were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened. You-- you better get back to your exercises."
11:30 "we've unlocked a new chef. Is that a gopher?" Pretty sure it's the opposite of a gopher. Looks more like a Mountain Lion to me. I mean the only thing they have in common is lush fur.
Jane starting again was giving me flashbacks to when the two of them kept yelling 'Source Code!' while attempting a Hitman (no subtitle) Elusive Target.
Phew, for a moment you had me worried, I thought I was going to have to initiate "ELLEN MELTDOWN PREVENTION MEASURES!" Me: Sadly puts away pictures of cute animals.
I don't think we're ever going to see Ellen in one of these gameplay videos of Overcooked ever again; she'll only be invited to play if they livestream it. Why, you ask? Because Ellen knows that no matter how adorable she is, even she can't get away with murder on a livestream.
Matt Cooper “kitchens with traffic lanes” made me laugh, which is a bit unfortunate since I was in the middle of sipping my coffee when I did XD !! Now that my laughter-induced coughing fit has subsided, I gotta find some Overcooked videos with Ellen to witness her brand of tasty tyranny!
The kitchen is just no place for democracy... I am on board with Ellens approach and if she leads I follow ^^ Though Andy and Jane did organize themselves pretty well
Jane is the secret leader of OxBoxTra. During Mario Party she tells Andy he is in charge but then proceeds to tell everyone what to do - all three times! 😍 Jane
Those character choices are very fitting, Andy the majestic and composed eagle filled with pride, and Jane; the skittish, excitable squirrel that can lose control sometimes.
That final star though. Everyone here is claiming Ellen is bossy when playing overcooked.. but Jane.. she'll just throw your dish in the trash and tell you to start over.
Just in case you're going to play this again. The black square is the bin, you can empty the contents of any pot, bowl or pan into it. Also, if you don't serve the things in the order they come in you lose the tip combo. You guys improved a lot over the course of this video! If you just sleep over it I believe it won't be as overwhelming.
Chop down one camper, add one fresh and cook for 3 seconds on a camp fire, then stick a knife in it just for show and you have your camping fast food ready :)
This must be how they get Andy to do anything at OX towers Jane: Andy, there's a camp that looks like your Red Dead 2 camp in this game Andy: Sprints to console
Andy: "Smores are really easy to mess up, though. The marshmallow can catch fire" Me: yep, gotta be careful Andy: "It can fall off the stick" Me: ooh I hate that Jane: "I can throw the chocolate into the woods" Me: yea- ...wait, what?
My favorite levels/kitchens are those where the time doesn't start until you serve the first dish. I literally fill the kitchen up with as much cooked food as I can, even starting to cook some more meals before I serve the first 1. The pizza levels have always been my favorite because I can literally fill every empty space available with a pizza.
Jane's complete power hungry break down at the end was startlingly efficient, if you think about the end result versus how they started with run of the mill Chef Jane "Kitchen fires is my middle name" Douglas
Getting meals out in order is the most important thing if you want to reach three stars. That multiplier is crucial as you're getting 4 times the points per meal. Overcooked meals don't go cold so if you make them in the wrong order just let it sit until its turn comes around.
Making a “S’moregasbord” is a deceptively simple summer BBQ dessert plan. I had a big cookout last 4th of July and set out campfire forks and marshmallows with different kinds of flavored chocolate bars, graham crackers, peanut butter, nutella, oreos, some jams and cut fruit. People toasted their own marshmallows over the fading charcoal and assembled their own s’mores. It was a huge success. I didn’t have to do anything, I kept the leftover ingredients for myself, and most importantly, if someone offered to bring a dessert I could say, “That’s handled. Just bring beer.”
@@maxvel0city906 It's one of those experimental airplanes (I got their early because my bag is heavy and I didn't feel like walking around NY more, and _technically_ I have work to do ^^)
Andy: What do eggs do? Me: Well they provide the protein that allows the batter to have enough strength to support the pockets of air that makes a fluffy American style pancake.
This is the first dlc I had to tap out of playing with my friend. We just couldn't click on the breakfast backpack level. Maybe next time... I would love to play this with Ellen sometime!
Andy: "You can make pizzas on a campfire." I would pay good money to watch you try this IRL. The OxBoxtra camping expedition is something I've wanted to see for a while. Cooking, scary stories, getting lost, severe exposure injuries, etc. Just bring several fire extinguishers and a sat phone. I don't want anyone to die, I just think it would be funny for you to be traumatized a bit.
