Worst MMO Ever? - Skyforge 

"You are immortal but can't swim." Just like real life. You are immortal until you die.

I mean Thanatos is literally part of Greek Mythology, so while I wouldn't put it past Disney for trying, that would be an impressive victory.

"If you ordered Warframe from Wish, you'd get Skyforge" - this genuinely made me laugh, love it

You got me at the jiggle god damn it

Doing quests to make people worship you is actually a really smart way of fixing the "why am I eternally a lowly helper being a dogooder" problem almost every MMO has. Turning it into agency is great. More MMOs should copy that trick.

"You are immortal but can't swim." Must have eaten one of the immortality devil fruits!

It wasn't always like this. At a certain point, Skyforge's progression system was actually the thing that hooked me to the game. They had a fairly basic equipment system, but one that still worked. There was also the temple, where you could gain followers, send them on missions, and build some buildings. Guilds also had progression, and all the members contributed resources to strengthen themselves and the other members. But the best part was the Ascension Atlas. It was the most unique skill tree system I have ever seen. Yes, it was grindy. Yes, there were paywalls. But it rewarded you for actually thinking about your build. Some players could even one shot enemies that should have been way above their level... But after the Ascension update in 2016, they switched to the current mobile like progression system. So, technically, the game was developed by the same team. It was simply developed twice. One time as a pc game. And one time as a cash grab.

I kinda like the idea that in a world where immortal people exist, people who don't stay dead, the big bad is the god of death. It fits.

"I'll be honest I put that bit in so those of you watching on second monitors would hear the word "jiggle" and start paying attention again." I feel called out

Ok but thanatos is the actual Greek god of death

Really sad thing is, on launch it didn't have any of the mobile stuff, it was a pretty solid action rpg with mild mmo elements. You had a skilltree you could grind and unlock the classes on (or pay to skip to x classes starting point on the tree to unlock them and progress the tree from there instead), but in general it felt pretty solid, f2p players that I knew at the time got ~2-4 classes for the most part unlocked in relatively decent order. Seeing how far it fell is pretty damn sad.

The thing about the dialogue audio variance around 16:30 might actually be related to camera position. It seems to be quieter when far away and louder up close. It's possible that the game is coded to vary the dialogue audio based on proximity, which could make some sense in a player-controlled environment, but is pretty bizarre in a cutscene.

Wow, back when I played it, the personal temple was _an actual building_ you could visit and walk around in. This game has taken quite a few steps back. I played with friends. One major issue was the weekly limit on exp gain, making sure I could never catch up to my friend who had started just a week earlier. And when we went into dungeons together, the level difference was high enough that he didn't get any rewards. We played up to the point when you gain god powers - and it turned out that you can only use those in certain missions. So much for "Become A God".

Josh looking at publisher's game page: _"That's a very nice collection... would be _*_shame_*_ if someone were to review them all!"_

I've always loved the idea of making a game with all those hallmarks and red flags so people who start playing are like "oh great another 'tap to wait unless you buy gems' experience." But then it never ends up asking you to pay for anything and all those cool items turn out to be unlockable just by playing for a perfectly reasonable amount of time.

I played this game a lot with my mom after she got a PS4, so it has a special place in my heart as this and ESO were the last times I spent with her. I knew it had jank, but she had a lot of fun playing/exploring with me. She was so awestruck by the environments and moves and she genuinely loved the game, so I didn't mind the game being shallow. I've definitely played worse MMOs, and my time spent with it was in good company.

"I don't care how small the text gets, I'm keeping all your names on one page" I'll remember that when the Patreon list is just a white screen, Josh.

your jokes are getting better and better, my dude; "when the gravedigger enters play he can return a creature from his graveyard to his hand" had me laughing so hard I had to pause, and "Warframe if you ordered it on Wish" is even better

Fortunately for Skyforge (unfortunately for you in this video) Disney doesn't have copyright on Thanatos, or any of the Greek deities for that matter. They have specific copyrights on specificly imaged characters - Blue-flame haired Hades, Annoying Smiling Herc, Danny Devito disguised as a goat-man, and so on - but they don't have copyrights on the original source material. If they did...Greece would either never have money problems again due to royalty fees, or the entire nation would probably go to war with the House of Mouse because you can't actually copyright cultural history like that.

I haven't played this game in years, so when you said you'd have to pay for all but three of the classes, I was like "What? Pretty sure I unlocked almost every class available at the time just by playing...", it's such a massive shame, because the ability to freely unlock and easily swap between so many classes with varied playstyles was one of my favorite things about the game. I loved being able to quickly swap back and forth between the minigun/rocket launcher class, the archer class (which had pretty hilariously OP DPS, if I remember right) and the berserker, or any of the other many classes to keep the game from feeling too repetitive while completing the quest chains in the big open world zones. I think that, more so than any other changes I've seen in this video compared to when I last played, paywalling all but the starter classes is really going to be what ultimately kills Skyforge, because that fairly easily available variety was the heart of the game to me and basically the main thing I enjoyed. If I would have had to pay for all but the 3 starter classes back when I started playing, I probably would have abandoned it within a week. Can't imagine any new players will stick around long. I also remember the shrine to your character wasn't just a menu to get stuff every day, there was actually a room you could go to, update the statue of you on the shrine to match your currently equipped class and outfit, and as you increased in followers, more and more NPCs would be gathered around the shrine and would praise you and stuff, it actually really reinforced this idea of your character going from just an immortal to being an actual deity in the world, with mortals coming to pray at your shrine and whatnot.

"If you did the voice for this character, I don't mean to offend you, but how are you getting work?" Savage.

*jiggle* absolutely made me look over to my second monitor. Damn you Josh.

22:25 "feel........... my wrath" I have no words.

Zintara at 23:05 sounds like she's about to tell me I can gain quick and easy access to a fun filled website if only I first type in my credit card details below as a fun free verification.

The true reason for the PC upgrade: needed 1440p to fit all the patreons. Lets keep it up and he'll be forced to make 8k videos in few months.

The voice cast has the likes of Robbie Daymond ("The only voice actor who can actually emote"), Matt Mercer and Elizabeth Maxwell in it! This is why good voice DIRECTION is important, everybody!

Windowed fullscreen does not always mean you see a window frame around game, sometimes games look exact same, but you notice diference when alt tabing, on fullscreen is slower, or on laptops there is sometimes huge performance diference.

Honestly this game had excellent potential back in 2015, 16, and 17, the world is so unique and the design was also very unique, but I never understood why they made progression harder and made more activities team based in order to get stronger and there would be no point if that team keeps failing the quest, not to mention not a lot of players are barely active. It's hard to start out as a newbie nowadays because it's usually tagging along or recruiting vets to help you out and the Skyforge community is great, but after you become a god you are left alone pretty much and everything becomes 10x harder and enemies scale up to or way above you its so dumb and stupid. I just got some help on the last few stages and I got by to being a God and getting divine form. Its sad to see this game become a failure, they're essentially throwing it all away. If they ever sol this game to DE or Bioware or Fromsoft or any other gaming company that knows how to create a proper MMORPG so people can have some damn fun.

The sad part is that the mobile-version feeling and the simplification of the game happened about a year and a half after it was released. The initial version was actually a lot better, had character skills customization, skill trees and a lot more. So yeah, it was exactly two games that got mashed into one. P.S. Also the content is mix and matched and new and old dialogues are mixed up and that is why the audio levels vary severely, the voice acting is by different actors or missing at places and so on. P.P.S. The game actually used to be open world and you could try all classes in the VR setting and... I am getting more and more sad seeing what has happened to this game.

When the game first launched all of the mobile screen menus were actual places you could visit and do stuff in. There was a room where after you gained a certain amount of followers and did some quests you would get your own deific statue along with 9 other people and you would move from a pretty basic looking room to a beautiful temple in outer space. If you had the higest amount of followers in the group of 10 players you were in your statue was prominently displayed in the center of the room surrounded by the others. When I returned to the game after a few years and saw this and all the other cuts they made to have the game be more like mobile games my heart shattered from grief. If there ever is a legacy server I would love to play that.

This game was so amazing before they released the 1.0 version. You could build out your character how you felt, with all the skills and traits you could swap around. All classes were unlockable eventually if you were patient. Every part of the gameplay and environments was great looking. The temple where you could interact with your followers was engaging and a genuinely fun mechanic. It feels like they went in to develop a monthly sub game, then in the beta decided people wouldn't pay for it (I absolutely would have, it was so fucking fun) and added a layer of mobile game trash to...make it less fun I guess? Because it was really really fun and I was telling everyone to get in on the ground floor. Then it released and my character builds were gone and my gamepad no longer worked at all. This game had some incredible gamepad support before they made it lesser.

Problems with modern MMOs: 1. Poor or no QA testing 2. Exploitation via cash shops 3. Removal of features in favor of more grind and/or pay-to-win mechanics I remember when games were just... games. When they weren't live services and didn't insult the customer when you played them. You went to a store, bought a CD or cartridge, went home, popped it into your console and there was your game. No DLC, no updates, no microtransactions, no bullshit. Just a video game. What happened to that?

You should rename some of these videos to ''Wasted MMO''. Truly mind blowing how some companies can have something good in their hands and just let it rot and go to waste.

I came back from a second window to see the “jiggle.” You’ve earned my like and sub, well played sir

So I’ve been binging these videos and I actually play this game quite regularly on psn. Lemme tell you, it has massive potential but the devs just don’t care anymore. I’m in an endgame guild and since the player base is so low we’re the only ones that can run the content with ease. Everything you said in this video, the critiques and the praises, are spot on. Hell, in my guild we have the only two players that are “elder guardians” on psn (pipeline from the players to the devs) and they’re at their wits end advocating for change amongst our behalf with nothing coming to fruition. The mechanics have been the same since release across all platforms and there’s little to no new content dropping. Most we’ve received is two new missions 6 months ago that everyone hates and everyone complains about cuz they’re that awful. Every two months we start a new “invasion” which is just a change of boards and mobs we need to fight in the endgame. The invasions have been the same 6 since release and they haven’t added a new one ever. So after a year what’s the point of even playing. We have a season pass for each new invasion costing around 20 usd, and while then rewards are a decent deal for the cost, it’s always hit or miss whether their worth it. PvP is broken and the same 10 people are always at the top of the leaderboards, not due to skill, but rather exploitation of glitches that haven’t been patched in years. Even our guild wars are so broken that an elder guardian for the EU server on psn or pc (can’t remember which) was caught on video in the fight exploiting her heart out and received no repercussions from the devs. I love/hate this game but the only reason I’m still around is because if the community and friendship from the people I play with. Keep up the good work man

I just found out about your channel and my man. you deserve all the love for this content btw... when you said that you just mentioned the jiggle so everyone watching on their second monitor pays attention again i kinda felt caught :D

The whole "jiggle" thing when starting conversations is actually a thing you can see in like 70% of all games. Has something to do with trying to get the best performance out of your game. Basically, characters don't have their physics activated until needed or if out of view turn to a no physics mode tpose and when they come back in view they reactivate. Dark Souls is infamous for that scaring the living shit out of people cause you think the mass of dead enemies behind you suddenly reanimates and wants to kill you (apart from the parts were that actually happens ofcourse).

this series is as close to chicken soup for the soul as i'll ever get

I remember playing it at it's begining and it was such a cool game with a lot of potential. Sure there was a lot of grinding different gems and there was a limit of exp/resources per day but there was a big tree to unlock bonuses and classes. Then they removed almost everything and it is indeed more like a mobile game on pc now... so sad.

I played this a while ago and enjoyed it for a while. Unlocking classes seemed really simple and I enlocked a bunch from just playing, which I thought was really cool. I came back a while later and they'd changed the whole process and they were all paywalled!

Josh: I play the worst MMORPGs so you don't have to. Also Josh: "I had to endure this, so you do too!"

"Feel my wrath!" couldn't hold my laugh after that

Adding onto the Warframe comparison, later in the game (when you awaken your operator and are on the icy mountain), you have to learn the operators abilities to fight your way against the sentient creatures, I feel this along with the beginning parts you mentioned are great ways to show how well Warframe is made in a lot of ways. Emotional and Helpful.

They killed the game for me when they throw out the node system.... the game was actually hard and fun to play with people at launch

Skyforge used to be good. It had lots of skills and talents to choose from and they took all that away and made classes simpler with less diversity. They did the same with other systems of the game and made all classes pay to play, earlier you could unlock all of them with some playtime. That's when the game fell apart sadly.

"And here we meet Flavius, the only person with a voice actor who can emote" I doubted this, then I heard Robbie Daymond speak and I was like "Oh, damn okay"

Man, I remember this game, it used to be so insanely fun back in the day and I would play it with a group of friends. We literally all stopped playing after they overhauled the progression system.

24:16 suddenly made me think of sims freeplay, which is both a sims game and a mobile game, and that time i really really wanted to buy a prebuilt house for 599 LP so i had to buy the 500 LP pack and the 100 LP pack, which cost *half the price of the 500 LP pack but had literally 1/5 the currency amount*

"This is a really really good boss fight" Boss name: Craig Before there was Gwyn... before there was Gael... there was c R a I G

The game has taken so, so many steps backwards during its stay. On release, the "Atlas" of abilities was somewhat reminiscent of Atlas in PoE, at least by looks alone, and classes to unlock were nodes on that atlas. But on release my PC was bad... And when I returned a few years later, Atlas became personal for each class(instead of an interconnected web) and ENTIRELY linear. Not to mention that godhood was always a letdown but at least you used to have an actual building. I'm just watching this to reaffirm my disappointment... By the way, has there been an episode on Allods Online? It's made by Allods Team, one of two devs for this game(the other being, ugh, Obsidian, somehow), and while I have a lot of love for it... It really needs a lot of fixes to be actually good and not just "I promise it had good intentions".

goddammit you got me at 26:48 😔 also the most replayed parts bar is hilarious as a result

At around 21:07 when the guy sees a hologram, the tiny text on the top looks a lot like Aurebesh, the writing system for Galactic Basic (English in Star Wars)

27:38 "Skyforge feels like two games, [...] one was making an action combat game, the other a city builder time-gated mobile game [...]" That's exactly how it went. The first Skyforge was the good part you have played. The monetisation was also way less predatory, with some level of time-gating, but bound to a flat subscription, and some minor aestetics in the shop (the model felt like free-to-play, subscribe-to-fully-enjoy). Questing was linear, but solid, the temple was a real place you could visit, the overworld map was a... overworld map, where you could select open-world areas or specific dungeons from a world-sized globe. They literally ruined the game by inserting some overarching story in the midst of the previous questline (this is also why half the dialogs are broken), clicky progression, and a shameless pay-to-win plug. The took an early but very promising game and turned it into a shameless cash-grab. Very sad.

Me: Mom can we have Warframe? Mom: No we have Warframe at home. Warframe at home:

I actually really liked this game initially. Idk when or why they changed all of this, and the map based mission selection, but back when I played it there was a Sphere Grid style progression system with all jobs being feasible to obtain via playing the game and the story felt fine and fun to go through.

37:47 This is genuinely _cool._ I love the Fire vs Ice trope, and this battle looks _heated._

"I had to endure this, so you do too." That's the thing, Josh. I don't have to suffer when I can skip the video twenty seconds.

26:50 Ok, you got me. Was fighting Safi'jiiva in MHW while watching this video and I did indeed pause to see the jiggle. Subbed

26:54 well played. You got me.

Used to play this game A LOT as a Cryomancer. About the action-combat part, it leans more onto where a majority of attacks will always guarantee a hit, but you're able to dodge those massive wind-ups. It makes you think you're moving around a lot, but you aren't.

"A series where I play the worst MMO's I can find so you don't have to." Later in the video: "I had to endure this, so you do too." Well which one is it Mr. Josh Dryface? For real though I've been loving the content since I found you, keep it up man

Was watching other videos of this series and wondered if you would cover this one, and then it showed up as a suggested video. Played back in 2015 and boy howdy was is a damn blast to play. You didn't even showcase the skill tree with nodes so... I assume that's gone for whatever reason. Comments seem to confirm that. Back in the day you could grind out up to a cap on the skill tree where you'll gain power with each node and eventually unlock classes. You could buy those classes with real money sure, but you could still unlock them F2P if you wanted to. I was around for them adding new features and new raids into the game and it was just so enjoyable. No other combat system in an MMO has pulled me in like Skyforge did. Later me and my guild felt the oncoming wave of microtransactions slowly building up and that made a good chunk of us leave the game I'm pretty sure. I don't mind playing for literally most of the day in order to win challenges against other players on 'who can clear this dungeon the most times in X amount of time' as that's at least a battle against other players, but not even allowing you to work towards the other classes anymore? So lame... RIP to a game with amazing potential and to my favorite classes, Berserker and Reaper. I await another game that lets me use a scythe like that and become a true edge lord the 13 year old in me desires.

That intro gameplay (you're immortal, born under a lucky star, etc) made me flashback to playing the intro of "Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning".

As one of the reviewers stated on steam, this game did used to be pretty amazing when it launched, after a couple years I had gone back and it was completely different mechanic wise, so different it would be like throwing someone who only ever played Classic WOW into Modern WOW, I miss the game they launched with, I barely played 3 hours after I went back.... One example was Abilities and progression, Progression was originally this massive web of classes connected together by nodes of stat boosts, abilities and skills, you could essentially make a hybrid class if you progressed far enough, would be very hard and take a long time, but it was possible, then they dumbed abilities and skills down to what you see now, it used to be so much more complex and interconnected with other classes.

"You shouldn't understimate me. Feel my wrath!" - said the female npc calmly.

I remember back when the game was good, there was so many fun things to do between squad missions big team mission/raid like missions playing in Devine form with some buddies while grinding loot was a blast miss it alot

Fun fact: There's a mid-level zone with a single NPC surveying the area, and the mission he gives you runs through the entire zone. The voice actor? Matthew Mercer. And it's honestly probably some the best voice acting in the entire game. Of course this alone doesn't redeem any of the game's flaws, I just think it's interesting trivia. Also, I'm not sure who's developing the game now, but I was introduced to the beta via its association with Allods Online; the same Russian development team. So -technically- not an Eastern MMO. I can't speak for whomever is developing it now, if it's not Allods Team.

I remember the original progression was something like a grid where you had to unlock nodes. Like PoE or the sphere grid from FF10, it was how you unlocked new classes. Sad to see what this game became.

I'm like 99% sure the issues your having with the option screen at the start are scaling issues from having a 4k monitor/desktop resolution. It was the same issue with your last video (Worst MMO Ever? - Metin 2) and the tiny UI. If your going to play old MMOs on a 4K monitor that never would of tested scaling/4k properly, when you start having issues you need to change your desktop resolution to 1080p (or maybe try 1440p) before you start the game. Otherwise I feel like this is going to be an issue a lot. Can this be upvoted for visibility because I know at least on the last video this was the issue and no one else seems to be mentioning this.

I liked skyforge, the reason why we stopped playing with friends is that the game constantly didn’t allow us to play together. 1. Mission you have to do alone. 2. Mission only for level 4. 3. Mission that had to have certain class besides mine. Or other similar bullshit. Like 70% of the time we just didn’t play together. Bow compare this to Guild Wars 2, where the game actively adjust so thst you can do literally anything together.

The line 'be careful, you are not immortal' makes me think we need more permadeath mmos.

Skyforge really has become 'there was an action MMO team, but then somewhere in production, a mobile game team took over - the game'.

Oh wow, seriously, they removed the Temple? The Temple to your character actually used to be a location you could zone into and observe the improvement of your statue and the difference in it from your classes. I remember very well that it was actually a nice place to go to. Like I'm sure others have said in the comments but I'm too lazy to go look, it used to be that you could unlock the advanced classes by progressing through a talent system like Path of Exiles, increased the grind but at least gave people a target to aim for and regular progression to keep players hooked in. I stopped playing a long time ago but it's a shame that it turned so bad.

You got me good with the second monitor joke, well played

26:43 I can’t believe that work you are a genius you have my sub

Thanatos was the name given to the greek mythological grim reaper, not a lot of stories about him but he was mainly sent off by Hades to carry off humans to the underworld once their time that was given by the sisters of fate was up. love the vids :)

One of the reasons why it feels so linear is because all of those locations you're doing are supposed to be dungeons, originally done with a party. Idk if it's still there, but there used to be "open world" areas with other players and you would do every little event that shows up till you finished your quests.

Hahahaha...I totally fell for the "jiggle" 2nd monitor thing.. genius

This one was one I did enjoy, since the combat felt more real-time than the usual ones that claim action only to have the same "click and wait" combat. The main thing that really soured it for me, I was hyped to get Alchemist after looking up skills and whatnot, the one skill was a Mr. Hyde rage transformation.....that they removed due to a bug/exploit using it. They didnt patch it, they didnt restrict it to PVE, they just cut it outright

I played Skyforge a few years ago on PS4 and I loved it at the beginning, for all the good reasons you covered here. I bought the Outlaw class and loved the game even more. At the time I wanted a game with lots of grinding to do and systems to invest in and I thought Skyforge was going to be that game for me. The love affair lasted until I completed the main story and got the first god powers, then it was like hitting a brick wall. I couldn't progress at all, enemies became so hard all I did was die. My fun died as well. I looked for advice online, thinking I had messed something up. The general concensus was: have veteran players carry you. That killed Skyforge for me, I don't want a game I need other people to play for me. I uninstalled immediately and to this day Skyforge is one of my greatest disappointments in gaming.

Unfortunately all their games follow this pattern: You have two Developer, one who creates a good game until it is released. And one who tries to milk the players as much as possible, after it is released.

I remember playing this at release. I did go ahead and pay to unlock the soldier class, but did grind other classes as well. It was a lot of fun. The open world environments were nice. Visiting all the locations... that apparently don't exist anymore except as Facebook game pages... the atlas that gave you your Stat points, and if you were smart you could make your character pretty OP. I wasn't smart and put WAAAAYYYY too much into my temple jacking my hp and nothing else and raising my Power unrealistically high. Got to the point my power was much higher than the content I was supposed to be able to handle but simply couldn't. Turns out a DPS class with crap tons of hp is kinda worthless. Open world mobs I should have been able to solo with my power would 3 shot me and I'd take out less than half their HP.

yoooo I cant even lie, i was that guy with the second monitor that heard jiggle and looked over. You earned my like and sub well played

You are actually right about two teams working on this game. One team was Obsidian Entertainment, and other team was Russians who made "Allods Online" (the "game" with *INSANE* level of pay-to-win and abusive player-humiliation mechanics). It's quite easy to see who was responsible for which parts of Skyforge)

You used to be able to get all the classes in the game by just playing regularly. There were time gating mechanics in place, but I never managed to hit the the thresholds even during my most active play time (they were honestly a lot less strict than the artifact power increase "wait three days" thing WoW pulled during Legion for the first two months). They also increased manually if you didn't hit the max in each time frame so you didn't lose out much. As some others said, the temple was a regular place, the overworld existed, same for large questing zones. You had an overarching power level that you could increase independent of which classes you focused on and gained points to fill in a huge skill tree and unlock more stuff. There were some issues with this as some classes weren't really made for being individually weak on a "stronger" god (namely that one thing advertised as healer that could shoot laser beams) but it was still a fun experience. Then, they updated it to be a bug riddled mobile game. With broken dialogue, jarring scene transitions, terrible voice acting, less freedom to progress how you want and pay to win. What's still good is what they were too lazy to "innovate" into a pile of crap.

26:30 I feel personally attacked.

This game was actually done fairly well when it launched as I remember. I went back later and experienced things as you did here. So odd to see the difference. It's almost like they just decided to purposely run it into the ground.

"Be careful you're not immortal" Remember that line.... me... so... the character becomes immortal? of course he does.

I played this game a lot of time ago, and you reading reviews made me go back in thoughts to that time. The game wasn't perfect then too, it had many similar problems. But what it did have, is actual visual that you had a choice. I remember a lot more open world zones, still a bit linear, but much bigger, and I remember other players there. But one of the best things was this giant tree of perks, Path of Exile style, which had multitudes of different directions to go and even though most of them provided just stats, once you reach a large place in the tree(Far away from the start, obviously), you were given a class, as you called them here Premium Class. Getting there was hard, but you saw, that as you got resources, you actually progressed towards them. I actually got so into the game, that I paid one month premium and even got a pack, which allowed me to choose any class to get instantly. I chose the Witch, and it was truly unique and made me fall in love with witch-class idea as it was presented there. Your charge was you jumping on your staff-broom and riding with it was the coolest visually thing that I remember, for some reason. In a similar to this huge POE-like system of overall leveling, also each class had their own tree with branches which intertwined. What you saw with Cryomancer with you just going from Ability 1 to Ability 2 to Ability 3 had an actual choice, you could choose a more direct path to an Ability that you maybe wanted and so on. I recently tried to try the game again, and wanted to get my account back. But it as if didn't know my accound, and I even found the credentials for purchases I made in the game, on my email but the Support didn't even answer my request to get the account back. Real sad.

ngl you got me with the jiggle and second monitor thing haha :D

I tried getting back into it a year ago, I couldn't gear back up, nothing to help get my equips back up to snuff...

"I put the word jiggle in so all of you watching on second monitors would start paying attention" well played Mr. Strife Hayes. Well played.

Josh fills a void in my heart I didn't realize I was missing. He presents critiques in a total biscuit type way and he does It so well. Great content.

technically speaking, getting 30k Argents can be done by buying two of the 2,775 packs and the 24,500 packs, coming in at just under €30. but that does require 3 mouse clicks and probably some payment issues (as well as having 50 left over), so they definitely want you to get the 50k pack for €45.

Okay, the part with the second monitor... you earned the like and the sup, here you go! :D

I remember unlocking the god form, i was so happy going back to the very first level then finding out the hard way... That this is not a fun game.

I could not stop laughing at your character just continually dying from hitting the mines. You, sir, are a treasure.

you got me with the "for people watching on second monitors" liked and subbed, as ordered

damn it, I was looking at my phone, heard giggle.... liked and subscribed.

skyforge npc: starts with the voiceacting My head: starts playing oblivion soundtrack