Thank you again for doing these seriously. I'm 27 now but these guys were like my entire late middle school, all of highschool, and early college entertainment. I could write an essay on why I liked them so much but I'll just say they were important to someone without a lot of friends going up.
26 (27 this year) and you described my exact experience. Just glad these exist still, old gems like Inside Gaming and machinima classics are dust in the wind
Also 27 currently, and the feeling of not having many friends was definitely somewhat eased by listening to these guys. I’m so grateful this channel exists, it’s brought me much comfort in these trying times. 🫂
Woolie on the controls here is so natural. Matt and Pat are able to break each other out of stunlocks, while Woolie just uncomfortably navigates 40's bigotry
There was ABSOLUTELY an offscreen conversation at the end of the first session of this desk where they said "guys, we've gotta cut back on the Black/Negro stuff" And I bet Woolie stood up and yelled "The fuck I will!!" 😂
4:41:00 Listen to that Delivery. Cole remembers all too well, he just doesn't want to believe that any of that would catch up to him all these years later. Even when it's right in his face
Still hate Pat saying everything was Cole's fault, when Ira wasnt in his platoon & was a fire bat for a while, Cole was following orders & Courtney shot HIM(yet Cole still defended him when he got murdered).
Are they wrong though? Cole really did inadvertently set the entire morphine scheme into motion. And he absolutely did get his men killed and ordered the burning of the civilians in the cave. I don't think he's the worst person in the LA Noire world (hi, Roy), but he shows throughout this entire game that he is capable of making some genuinely terrible and shitty choices.
To be fair, Pat goes extremly hard on him, but I think the better part of the story that Cole isn't an ideal protagonist, it makes sense the way he acts with his enviroment around and flashbacks sort of show why he is the way he is. And I think there wouldn't be a Kelso segments to show contrast as well. So Cole's conclusion works because of this too. But that's just my personal take on this.
@@ExemplarKyle To say Cole sets the morphine scheme in motion is untruthful and removes agency from Courtney. He was the one buttmad at Cole and wanted a better end for his squadmates and started the plan, but Cole had no actual push towards them chosing to do it. It's not like Cole was the one who made america bored of returning GI's, he was just a convenient face for them to push their resentment onto
@@copiumhsrgi I agree, and I also think Pat is exaggerating, but is somewhat correct. I think he's presented as an idealised flat 1940s protagonist, but you see more and more flaws the more you strip back his layers. Rockstar likes doing stuff like that. Cole and Kelso are basically the same person, except Cole is was too afraid of the consequences of integrity when it mattered the most. Like Biggs says, "Two guys who should have been friends, but their personalities got in the way."
Woolie saying "tempura tots" made me hungry for sweet potato tempura tater tots with chipotle aioli and then, 5 seconds later, I was like "oh wait he's talking about charred child corpses" and then I felt bad
Your compilations are the best You get the best parts of all the gameplays, and I love the little animations and extras you put in Thank you for the work you've been doing, SBFDC, we love ya!🥰
These compilations are always a joy to watch, and the editing/jokes you add to them only enhance the experience. Thank you very much for your hard work!
La noire if it were jojo Part 1: Phantom Cop Part 2: Traffic Tendency Part 3: Stardust Burglars Part 4: Rusty is not crash Part 5: Vento Negro Part 6: Stone Arson Part 7: Steel balls Kelso Part 8: Cole-coleon
I always thought there should have been an alternate ending. So the funeral scene has you playing as Kelso, just sitting and watching the funeral, and after Earle gives his speech you can just follow him outside and blow him away on the street, with Kelso immediately getting arrested after. Just one of those endings where youre like "you get the personal staisfaction, but at the cost of ruining your own life" which I think would have stuck with the Noire themes of the game.
I’m replaying the first red dead redemption at the moment and this comment struck me as a similar ending note. There are definite ties between the themes of westerns and noir. I would’ve liked that too, but Jack seemed to have the perspective that 1) Cole doesn’t have and 2) would allow him to find a life outside this corrupt circle. Maybe letting him go live was the single optimistic note the story needed?
It just occurred to me this game is essentially just an amalgam of Raymond Chandler's "The Big Sleep" (the 1st detective novel that started the noir genre) and the movie "Chinatown".
I hope that they reconnect and become friends again. Not even to bring back the channel but they just had a great friendship and it seems to have left them all just sad
The Naked City case is sooo similar to the noire film by the same name. Same character names and plot line and even some lones of dialog that were straight up repeated here.
I appreciate the compilation but some of your edits are kind of erratic, like mid-scene you’ll edit out a line said by a character that the SBFP guys then respond to. But still thanks for the work
what I think you are seeing mostly is the end of sentences by characters, but the guys rarely respond to anyways. It's for flow as the cuts in the scene can make it look even more jarring when there's 3 frames at the end or beginning of clip.
