Dragon Quest 8Can someone post the picks? Can't watch rite now.
Can someone post the picks? Can't watch rite now.
Huber:Don:Dragon Quest VIIIBrandon:Sim City 4Damiani:World of WarcraftBrad:Super Mario 64Ian:Super Mario 64Kyle:Castlevania Symphony of the NightBloodworth:Link's Awakening DXBen:Street Fighter IIValkyria Chronicles
Voting needs to be done better. Do it Survivor style. Everyone puts their vote in a cup for the game they want, instead of this head's up seven up game.
Edit: Oh man, the voting controversy.
Top 2 were good. WoW gone for a year, damn. High way robbery.
Ben playing the long game.Ben priming the pump for a future Valkyria induction.
Waiting for one of the allies (looking at you Ben!) to come flying in with this on a future Hall of Greats:
http://thegamedesignforum.com/features/reverse_design_CT_1.html
Ben playing the long game.
I'm of the mind Chrono Trigger is the finest jrpg ever made, it should def be up there in the hall of greats.
CT will get in before any FF just because everyone has their own favorite FF game and it's different.Holy crap. I can't believe I forgot about Chrono Trigger. That should be the next one tbh.
CT speaks for itself, but I dare anyone to read that article and then (in clear conscience) argue that it's not one of the greatest games ever crafted...Holy crap. I can't believe I forgot about Chrono Trigger. That should be the next one tbh.
The internet has your back if complaints are what you're after.Can't wait for the complaints about the NES Classic present.
I loved that. He misheard the score and thought it was banned. HahahaMoment of the night: https://clips.twitch.tv/PopularPiercingLemurShazBotstix
These picks are terrible. Mario 64 I guess, maybe Castlevania too.
I think Hall of Greats is great, it's an opportunity (outside of reviews) for EZA to flex their critic muscles.I'm just glad the obvious Super Mario 64 pick is out of the way. I'm not really a fan of Hall of Greats anyways.
As others have emoted, however, E3 coverage will be here before we know it! Looking forward to it.
So allies, I need some advice.
Currently I'm about 3-4 weeks behind on my best of videos, and my schedule I have set up will allow me to slowly catch up eventually. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder whether it just makes sense to have the best of videos remain at this gap of 3-4 weeks.
So allies, I need some advice.
Currently I'm about 3-4 weeks behind on my best of videos, and my schedule I have set up will allow me to slowly catch up eventually. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder whether it just makes sense to have the best of videos remain at this gap of 3-4 weeks.
Doing it this way allows people to forget some things that happened, and let's people revisit moments that happened about a month ago, as opposed to stuff that just happened last week/a few days ago.
The other advantage to this would be, it would allow me to work ahead when I have time, which would create a nice safety cushion of videos prepared already in case something happens (I get sick, or PC problems etc, stuff that caused me to lag behind in the first place).
I mean, it'd be one thing if I was actually working at EZA and these were plainly summary/recap videos that covered the last week's worth of stuff, it'd make sense at that point to be totally up to date/current to get viewers caught up. But that's obviously not the case here.
What do you guys think? Should I try to slowly catch up, or should I just let it remain at this gap from now on?
Oh, also latest one went up a few hours ago: Best Of Easy Allies - 2017-17 - Roll Up The Rim
Moment of the night: https://clips.twitch.tv/PopularPiercingLemurShazBotstix
World of Warcraft just is one of the greatest video games of all time but seeing as it's technically a service that has admittedly got worse, it's difficult to defend the sum of all its parts.
I think Jones should've specified the WOTLK expansion which was easily the game's finest hour.
Moment of the night: https://clips.twitch.tv/PopularPiercingLemurShazBotstix
So allies, I need some advice.
Currently I'm about 3-4 weeks behind on my best of videos, and my schedule I have set up will allow me to slowly catch up eventually. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder whether it just makes sense to have the best of videos remain at this gap of 3-4 weeks.
Doing it this way allows people to forget some things that happened, and let's people revisit moments that happened about a month ago, as opposed to stuff that just happened last week/a few days ago.
The other advantage to this would be, it would allow me to work ahead when I have time, which would create a nice safety cushion of videos prepared already in case something happens (I get sick, or PC problems etc, stuff that caused me to lag behind in the first place).
I mean, it'd be one thing if I was actually working at EZA and these were plainly summary/recap videos that covered the last week's worth of stuff, it'd make sense at that point to be totally up to date/current to get viewers caught up. But that's obviously not the case here.
What do you guys think? Should I try to slowly catch up, or should I just let it remain at this gap from now on?
Oh, also latest one went up a few hours ago: Best Of Easy Allies - 2017-17 - Roll Up The Rim
So allies, I need some advice.
Currently I'm about 3-4 weeks behind on my best of videos, and my schedule I have set up will allow me to slowly catch up eventually. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder whether it just makes sense to have the best of videos remain at this gap of 3-4 weeks.
Thanks.First of all, gotta say, great work man. Just watched your latest.
So I watch the stuff that I normally would like the podcasts, some of the produced shows, maybe a stream or two (that's rare) in its entirety. Then I literally skim through every other video myself first, 3-6 seconds at a time per key press, watching for expression changes/audio queues. If I catch something, I go back and check out what it was, and clip it out if I consider it worth it. (Probably 1 out of every 10 times I come across something like this, it's actually something worth clipping out)How are you getting everything? Are you literally watching every piece of content? Or do you get outside help on what is funny?
You know, if it was actually just 20 hours of content, I'd probably watch all of it myself rather than doing the skimming through thing (as I end up watching anywhere from 6-9 hours per week anyways). But yeah, they tend to average around 50 hours a week. (Maximum so far has been around 80ish).I can't watch the 20 hours of content a week.
Oh trust me, I have some plans already in the works along those lines (not exactly that), and those videos are basically being worked on on the side as I'm working on the regular ones.One thing I might recommend is doing a best of the best of your videos 2 to 3 times per year as I'd bet those might gain more traction with casual viewers and it would be handy having the "best" stuff all in a few videos.
Moment of the night: https://clips.twitch.tv/PopularPiercingLemurShazBotstix
Edit2:
"2 and a half hour podcast tonight. Hoo boy. E3's comin'." @trailerjones
*grins* Wooha.
Im extra salty about FF7 snub. 😢