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Mate, don’t take me wrong, but I’ll only address the parts that don’t seem AI-generated. I think the falling hut loot could be reached using magic; I tried the rope bow and had the same result. The combat style involving the ability to grab enemies sounds really cool, so it might be worth another playthrough.

I've got to be honest, mate; I have no clue what 'zested' means. After a quick search, though, I'm glad you liked it.

Thanks for the sub!

And this time, there are no problems with copyright.

Glad you liked the video. I wish I could say the same, but I only played this one in recent years. It would have blown my mind if I had played it as a kid, but despite that, still a great game.

Thankfully, it seems to have ended among the community. However, I think it will artificially return the second this series gets more notoriety from people outside the community, similar to what happened with Berserk. I know these two are very different series both in media and general concept, but both of them have some non-politically correct themes (especially the first two games). Despite Berserk being way more controversial, both series might be treated as if they were the same thing.

The mission is a failure! Cut the power right now!

Honestly, going after achievements isn't really my thing, but I know some people who won't even touch a game if there's an issue with acquiring them. Thanks for sharing this!

@@brbcaster I mean those Killing number wasn't fixed so the only tricks on NMH1 was the dark forest loop.

I think it's a great game too, it only falls short on some points when compared with it's predecessor.

@@brbcaster i can understand that and honestly for me as someone who didn't play the first game at the time the second game was entry point to this series which was really awesome and badass

I did not mention the justification they gave in TSA because I wanted to present the series with only the information we have in the first 2 games, kind of to simulate the experience most people had when the games were first released. I probably missed the information about the UAA they gave in the second game. You know in which segment it is? I mean there is that scene before number 50 at the restaurant, but if this is the scene, it's kind of careless of them to be subtle about the one theme they should absolutely not be subtle, taking in consideration how important the UAA is to the plot.

​@@brbcasterSorry for the late reply I never got notified. The actual justification in game (being NMH2) is super thin, basically only being the restaurant scene, a line about Santa Destroy undergoing a massive redevelopment project (which I infer was by Pizza Batt), and a line from the jack of all trades guy mentioning that the assassination matches are being televised. Since the game's events stem from Jasper and Skelter Helter's revenge plot, the logical conclusion is that Jasper masterminded every facet of it, including the invention of this new UAA. But tbf, I think Suda just really wanted the UAA to still be a thing in the sequel since it's an effective framing device, and he wasn't too bothered by how he was gonna justify it being real this time. So it could be the case that I'm only writing for the game with these conclusions and it is indeed a total retcon. I 100% agree they needed to be more clear on the UAA among other things, I think this series' larger than life characters and themes tend to be a smokescreen for the generally poor writing. But at the very least it isn't much of a stretch to explain the UAA since all the necessary information is there to put it together, regardless if it was originally intended or not.

No problem! I agree. As I mentioned in the video, it’s not something that ruins the enjoyment of the game, I only pointed it out for the sake of analysis. For now, I’m trying to figure out how to talk about TSA story, but I’ll definitely include this correction in the next video. Thanks!

It's a great game, with a lot of style. Both Margarett's and the final music have made it onto my playlists.

@@brbcaster all bosses have skibidi opium aura! What did you think of TSA?

@@Giornio.b I think it's a great game, but for a different reason of this one. The first impression might seem a bit weird at first due to its different style, but it quickly becomes very enjoyable thanks to the story. It's also where the series truly embraces its identity. Most importantly, it's a tribute to many of Suda's other famous games.

@@brbcaster I finished it today and it was great, the dlc was excruciatingly hard to me tho took me around 5 hours for it alone, the story was amazing to me and I loved how it was basically a sequel to silver case as I also love those. Those bullet enemy’s tho…

@@Giornio.b I think it's my top 2 in the series, I got to a point in the DLC that I almost decided to rush it. I never played Silver Case myself but I basically watched the whole game in the background while playing Kenshi. Yeah, I don't remember the exact name of the enemy right now, I think they looked a lot like a Travis, at the end of the main story the game throws 2 of them at you and it's basically stun lock hell.

I just discovered he tried to do the anime into a real thing, I think he should try to do it again. I've played NMH3 on the PC so I can't really help on that matter, but from the reveals that I have seen about it, the feelings were kind of mixed.

Opa, agora é certeza mesmo.

Interesting rewriting. A comically large tower would be something believable in the NMH world. It would remove the UAA plot whole, it would force Travis to do all the ranks without the UAA rules, it also gives room for jokes AND would allow Suda to keep his self-reference. I think this motivation would work, the player is bound to like one of the characters that would be killed, instead of killing the one character no one cared or even remembered, but I think there is no way Suda would kill Sylvia, Henry or Shinobu.

@@brbcaster That's the best part, the player will be led to believe Silvia, Shinobu, and Henry are dead only for them to appear later to rescue/pester/challenge Travis. This gives room for new characters to develop while giving the returning ones a chance to shine. This could even allow for a New Game + where you can play as other characters.

@@Armedus I was going to say this would thin the budget, however, I think this idea would be possible, not only because they probably would have some extra cash after cutting the city exploration and keeping the 8-bit mini-game style. They also could use the time they dumped into those unreasonably big dungeons to do this.

Yes, he's literally another character in NMH3, it's a pitty, I would love to see OG Henry in that game.

Mark my words, the real Henry Cooldown will return in _No More Heroes Forever: Family Wars!_ In all seriousness, wouldn't put it past Suda to pull a major bait-and-switch. After all, didn't "Henry" say he changed after watching Thor? And who is in Thor? _Loki,_ the shape-shifting prince of deception. We're being set up for another rug pull. Just got to wait another decade to find out. Maybe. Hmm....😑

​@@Armedus NMH3 was a huge dissapointment to me, TSA is more No More Heroes and a progression character for Travis than 3

You know... something like this really would be in character for Suda, but seeing how things are going, NMH3 might be the last game of the franchise because of legal problems (Judging by the few things I've seen about it).

@@misterhimura036 Agree. It's pretty shallow and feels like a half-hearted attempt to remake the first. I'm okay with it but it barely moves the needle. I sincerely hope it's not the last entry for the series.

Yeah, this actually makes sense.

The best argument I have seen so far.

@@brbcaster Quite shrimple, really. 🥸🍤

**Travis grimaces** _"Damn! My entry fee..."_

Naomi has gone full business mindset on this one. She even stops offending Travis every time we go there and just says: "You look prettier when you have money " .

I agree, it's a very enjoyable game, despite it's flaws

Thanks!

I have no idea of what it means, but thanks for the comment as always.

Yeah, I really don't know where they were going with Henry on the following games, on TSA the guy is unreasonable and on NHM3 he is basically another character, I also don't understand the new look, maybe they have gone too far with the Vergil reference on that one

@@brbcaster it's most likely related to Henry's og VA turning out to be a NOT A VERY GOOD PERSON, but that would be way too meta

@@DianaTaffie Wow, I just looked into it, I had no idea he did all that, on one interview apparently he even admits it . He also voiced Raiden from the MGS series.

@@brbcaster Yeah, very sad news those were, and considering the severity of it, it really feels like this might've affected Henry's character due to TSA and 3 being very personal to Suda and very meta, especially TSA.

@@DianaTaffie I'm still finishing 3, it's good but, the whole middle age, lives alone in a horríble motel room Travis, really don't fit the tone of the game. So, for now I think my rank for the series would be like this: 1, TSA, 3 and 2

@@brbcaster Undertsandable and pretty close to mine, although I adore and understand the Middle Aged Travis stuff, especially since both TSA and 3 are very personal games to Suda and very much about him and his gaming. As a whole, the most solid in my eyes is still 1, great both narratively and gameplay wise, especially after comparing my thoughts to Eleventh Heaven Critical Suplex by James Howell (very recommended watch); the best purely narratively is TSA, all of it narrative part is just perfection due to how personal it is, but COD DO I HATE ITS GAMEPLAY SO MUCH IT'S PAINFUL; 2 might still be the most fun one to play moment to moment OUTSIDE of Bosses, as Bosses are still the best in 1, but every other gameplay part is top notch in 2, and even Bosses can still be fun, and I personally enjoy Batt Jr. myself; 3 is a great followup to TSA and plays definitely better than it, but it misses so much of what I loved in gameplay from 1 and 2, it repeats way too much in missions as well, and I never felt as interested in its bosses outside of main antagonists as in all of the previous games ones, but it's still the second most solid one. So, yeah, my own ranking is anything but linera, lul.

@@DianaTaffie It's a great game to play when you are in one of those days where you can't decide what to play.

@@brbcaster perfect

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Well, you will be seeing a lot of this, get accustomed.

@@brbcaster I don't care. It's vile, it's disgusting. You deserve no subs, nothing. Nobody forced you to use it.

@@brbcaster I hope you reconsider your stance on this disgusting technology.

​@@smergthedargon8974 I don't think it's something to be ignored, in fact, a friend of mine used AI gen as basis for this character, then he added his own vision to it. It's just a tool.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm testing some new settings for the audio one of the guys passed to me in the comments and I will be using it in the next video.

It's a great series, I'm just finishing the 3rd game, have you played the others?

@@brbcaster Not yet, I'm doing a New Game + run to get every Steam achievement, it's just a shame that the PC port has a few bugs to prevent true 100% completion.

Thanks!

Thank you! I'm really putting some work on these videos and this nice comments always cheer me up!

Thanks for the advice, I'll keep it in mind! Sound design is important but I hate messing with it.

@@brbcaster The great thing about voice recordings is that you can build a chain, save it, and load it with each new video. No need to tweak settings anymore once it's built. :)

@@gigaport Mister snowflake can't handle slurs? Don't even bother, this guy probably depends on his mother to clean his own ass.

Thank you!

Thanks! I'm already planning the next one

C'mon, I know it's July and you want some representation, but the video is not THAT gay

"Complete each quest in order to get the MacGuffin" should be in the description of the game. Yeah, I hope the people who have the rights to it don't just sit on this IP.

I used to do the same thing everytime I was back in the town.

Thanks for the feedback