PREY'S ACHIEVEMENTS were an EXHAUSTING GRIND! - The Achievement Grind 

We will enjoy

WOOHOOOO, but will you do Shadow of War ?

excellent video, my only criticism is that you didn't talk about the opening credits since they are the best lol

wait till the next big requested game is gonna be redfall somehow

could have made it way easyer on you by just loading the no neuromod run install 1human ability ... watched the end sceen load again install one thypoon ability and watch the end sceen ......... having way less restrictions in the next runs

Afterall, Alex is fat so it makes a lot of sense. I'm sure than Steve Steiner would hate him for that. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dZqo4OZ0Pqs.html

It’s called the trolley problem btw, it’s super interesting

@@ispikel9588technically, the second half of it. It’s meant to be asked to those who pull the lever, removing the middle-man of said lever, and placing the person completely out of harms way to start.

problem with Bellamy´s quotes on those tests is that he says the same no matter what you choose...at least to me he did so

​@@r3l1csvkcorrect. He always says the same thing

That's so king! and yeah, i loved making content, its insane I get to do it so i'm not stopping anytime soon!

Right? Idk why it never blew up. It’s just unbelievable that barely anyone knows about it

​@@monkeybandit222the game's genre isn't that popular unfortunately. People prefer their interactive movies and boring open worlds nowadays

@@friendlyreaper9012 yeah, I’ve even been seeing a drought in good open worlds. Like where are the good devs, why are so many shitty moving games being made by indie studios.

at least everything did happen it's just that you didn't do it

I mean the usual complaint of that trope is that nothing matters because none of the things actually happened in real life and it was just in someones head. In this game its a reconstruction of something that did happen, so the thing that people complain about with that twist doesn't apply, unless you just specifically have a problem with the idea of things being reconstructed for some reason. It makes it more interesting because it makes you wonder what actually happened, since the reconstruction obviously isn't 100% accurate but more to see what the typhon being tested would do in the same scenario. In a lot of ways the specifics of what happened don't really matter for the story. You can sort of put together what probably actually happened from hints in the game as well. It's sort of implied in the DLC, and the fact that there are no active comms that the Advent shuttle going to earth is carrying typhon and everyone onboard is already dead which explains how they got there. Really no matter what choices you make in the game, the end result will be earth being overrun by typhon so your choices don't matter in that sense, instead they are important because they determine the success or failure of Alex's goal of implanting human empathy into typhon to bridge a gap and maybe communicate with them. Its an interesting twist that all of your choices mattered, but not for the reason that you thought they did.

@@connormullin4547 I guess, but it diminishes the effort you put into saving and helping the individual people aboard Talos 1 into a single statistic check that determines whether you saved ENOUGH of them. You've learned about their stories, heard their pleas, fought like brothers and sisters as life and death situations come from left and right, made hard decisions both with and about them, and changed their fates for better or for worse. The moral dilemma of whether to blow up or save Talos 1 loses its weight when you realise that it barely mattered in the first place. All of those blood, sweat, tears you took to save as many of them, as well as the personal interactions, memories, and emotional bonds you shared with them all get reduced into a simple comment. It doesn't completely eliminate what you've achieved, sure, but it cheapens and sours what you've managed to accomplish by showing that your actions didn't actually impact their lives in the end, and that your choices didn't hold anything close to the weight they were supposed to have.

@@hanhong2267 Just about every game I have played with endings that depend on your actions use the ending 1, 2, or 3 system. Or they have a short synopsis of each choice and this game did basically the same system as every other game so I'm not bothered by the statistical check thing. If it wasn't simulated it would have the same system. The ending you can do without the simulation are this: 1: The ship blow up and everyone is dead 2: The ship doesn't blow up and the main characters you saved are alive except danielle sho and it gives a brief mention if you helped them or not 3: You killed everyone and left by yourself I just don't find those any more interesting than the idea that basically no matter what they were going to get to earth and it was foolish to be messing with the aliens in the first place. It adds a cosmic horror element that they are beyond the understanding of the scientists and plays into the games themes of humans playing with things they don't understand and the dangers of that. It manages to pull that twist which just works better with the narrative and themes, is surprising, and still manages to make your choices relevant to the story and the ending (maybe less directly relevant or at least relevant in a different way which obviously some people dont like). I get the criticism but I just don't think the ending really works very well without this twist, it kind of undermines the core theme of the game's story to remove it. I guess it depends how highly you weight player agency vs the quality of the games story. I'd rather have a game with a better narrative and a little less agency that a game with total agency and a worse narrative. I don't dispute that there is a little less player control due to the change, but it also makes the story better which is a tradeoff that I'm okay with.

@@connormullin4547You said it better than I ever could, Prey has been an all time favorite of mine I just can’t stop revisiting. For the reason that you made very clear

With scriptwriting, Voice recording, editing and thumbnails about a day of work for 10 mins. And thats not even including how long it takes to grind!

You're very welcome! It's a tough one, but you got this!

​@TheSonOfJazzy Thank you, I love watching your vids too. Will you be doing bio shock infinite?

Nectar of the gods.

yeah,usually people rather go for saving Cargo crew rather than hunt down Kaspar

really? didn´t worked for me

@@r3l1csvk did a no nedless run first, saved before finishing the game, after getting the no nedless achievement, i load the save and learned 1 human skill and finish it again, then i started a new game with typhoon skills only and after finish that one i got the achievement

@@StalkerZeroRocky as said,not not worked for me...but the truth is i played it in 2022 the first time so they might´ve patched it til than

@@r3l1csvk did it november 2022

@@StalkerZeroRocky strange than,because i was exactly thinking of cheesing those 2 achievements like this from very start,even saving+producing neuromods,so i can put as much into either "tree" as much as possible...but in the end did not regretted to have need to run those 2 split affinity runs at the end (just started to think if me not able to cheese these was not prevented by the game as i was doing No needles run every general achievement like Use a Mindjack on mind-controlled person,by saving No needles,get the ability,use it,get that achievement,reload the save before neuromod application and continue No needles...which i however was awarded by such "cheating" at the end anyway)

Grinding Fallout 3 as we speak, New Vegas will come after that some time! :D

@@thesonofjazzy_ now that puts a smile on my face, looking forward to seeing both when they're eventually finished up and posted

depends on your playstyle,i would rather count I and it (or what was the KIll everyone achievement called) as harder as it seems you have to be the killer of everybody alive,which in Crew Quarters pose a serious annoyance in the Fitness centre