mitch do you recommend the first two. has this journey been worth it

I think Sonic The Hedgehog nerds go through this a lot too, because I liked Frontiers quite a bit and very often got asked how I could possibly enjoy a game that "looks so bad"

green guy imho

I haven't really been into the stories outside of spectacle for a very long time so the issues there didn't phase me, what I really liked about MW22 was the multiplayer pace, progression (controversial), and ESPECIALLY the maps. I think it's maps are maybe the best the series has ever seen

Also my COD hot take is that MWII was the best COD in the last decade. Thanks for listening. I'll post about a niche game soon to offset these filthy normie posts

I've bought or gamepass'd every COD on release for the last 5 years or so (and I deserve to be judged for this sicko behaviour) but I'm not bothering with BLOPS7. Maybe I'll grab it if BF6 runs out of steam but idk, the trajectory COD is on seems boring. And I don't even mind the silly aesthetics

deleting this app is the first piece of advice we should give to aspiring youtubers

this might well be my favourite movie so I'm glad you're enjoying it!!

tldr im turning 30 soon and im scared

I generally try and avoid sharing any "games used to be better" takes because it lumps me in with some odd people, and also because it's untrue in a lot of ways, but as someone who plays a lot of good and bad old games, I think AAA games were in a golden age around the PS2-era, hence all the remakes

It's fun to think that a game this quaint was once on the bleeding edge, but that thought trails into being a bit melancholy. There was a time when a AAA game could be made in under a year and have a carefree vibe as a result. Not to romanticise the past too much but we used to be a goddamn country

I'm noodling around with some gamedev stuff! I have some time off over summer so I'm hoping to get it presentable next year

I hope my posts here didn't sound too condescending and I won't pretend I know what the small YouTuber experience is anymore. I guess in my experience I've found that YouTube is a machine incidentally designed to burn out creatives, and I've found far more happiness in letting go of the chase

And hey maybe my takeaway from this talk should be to come back to YouTube and make the exact videos I want to make, and there's a fair chance I will do that someday (I generally tried to), but right now exactly what I want to make simply isn't YouTube videos

Also funny is when he mentioned he made the most money in a year on YouTube when he only released 2 videos - I quit YouTube last December and made more money in that financial year than I did the year before. To my eye there's no point playing the content game because it makes no sense anyway

i disagree but i learnt the word boondoggle so that's worth a like

i highly highly rate pulling a post when it gets annoying. save the brainspace

spot on, I think when games have hype cycles they're always critiqued for what they're not rather than what they are, and it's good to re-evaluate them when the dust settles a bit

Chris mate keep this hush hush on the encrypted cabal group chat