With the SFA operator, yeah he’s a fucking beast. In South Africa though it’s exponentially more risky than in, say, America. People may try to rob them here in the US, but they know the risk is massive compared to SA where poverty is so much more extreme and crimes like that happen so much more often. Same with home invasions and Murder. It’s sad, but fuck me it takes some balls to be a driver in South Africa.
@@DisDatK9 cant recall the last time an armored car was robbed here in the states police responce would be way to fast unlike in south africa where the dude opted to contact his company instead of the cops.
@@DisDatK9 Man. You need money to raid an armored truck. didn't you see the pickups they had? the rifles? They're not your average mugger. Usually criminals are richer and crazier in poor countries. South America would be the perfect example.
@@hardwirecars Armored cars get hit all the time here in the US it’s just not reported on, same with bank robberies. They’re afraid if ppl knew how often it happens everyone would freak out or try it themselves
10:14 Whats cool is the bank you chose to feature actually has a variant where exactly what he describes here happens and the vault is open for a federal transfer or whatever. Its like a 1% chance but I think that would have been nostalgic for him Both of these guys seem like actual badasses tho
Ah yes releasing a single hostage civilian who is probably a janitor is worth getting a robber, serial killer etc out of custody! Payday logic is amazing.
@@hydra1481 that's how a psychopath thinks. The goal is 'nobody dies'. If priority was 'get the bastard' then there wouldn't be hostage negotiations for anyone besides government employees.
@@lloytre5379 Even better: Playing a game (prolly an Open World RPG) and filling your inventory with a bunch of good shit, then this is the ONE TIME that you stumble upon a rare find full of good shit that you cant pick up.
"It was heartbreaking because I only had two bags and I should have brought more" - me at the grocery store buying shit - him at the bank stealing money
Literally the worst possible content they could have picked for a reaction video. Ya gonna rob a bank? Sure lemme whip out my crossbow and grenade launcher and proceed to aim like a potato. I don't know you but no, not entertaining to see them reacting to your videos.
"ever since colombine we're trained to go in we no longer wait for swat" did not age well at all. thinking of that one school shooting not too long ago where the head officer said they didn't go in because "they could have been shot" and instead stayed outside arresting parents
@@HiddeNinja89 just saw footage a couple hours ago of a cop casually leaning against the wall and checking his phone, grabbing some hand sanitizer from the hallway and cleaning his hands, as kids are screaming and shots are going off. another cop on their phone. insane. dunno if you saw that yet but just thought i'd share lol
3:42 Fun fact, something they don’t exactly mention much anymore, but is still technically canon, they force the officers into a bomb vest when they convert them, it used to be something in the earlier stages of the game, but was (understandably) toned WAAAAAAY down, so now, it’s magic
in the majority of heists there is emergency buttons under the tellers desks, the tellers just have unrealistically low reaction times so that the heister have the chance to take the location without sounding the alarm
I love how both guests take this seriously, not being snarky towards games/gamers and just focus on the commentary and criticism with a degree of understanding for the medium. We all know PD2 isn't realistic, but we love learning which facts could be or ar similar to how things happen in real life.
Hey Chris the cop, Payday 2 player here. When you were talking about how the cops in-game fight for the robbers, in the early development of payday 2 when you made a cop surrender, you would put a bomb-vest on them which is why they would fight on you're side. It was deemed too controversial, which is why they scrapped it and made it more like you kinda just convince them and they do it
I didn't know about the bomb thing. Wish they kept it would have made more sense. Now its like you convince a man to betray everything he believed in because he decided your a cool guy.
@@Humble197 If I recall, the lines for the characters reacting to it are still in the game. I personally heard it was a bomb collar, which makes sense, since all the SWAT in the game are already wearing vests.
5:24 "Ever since Columbine we've been trained that if there's an active shooter situation, we're going in. We no longer wait for SWAT." Yeah, about that...
This comment or said noticed, not that he made up that pun when he heard it, meaning he thought the robber had made the pun, but he did not I don’t believe, correct me if I’m wrong though.
well, if they are both paid a nice sum, they are not going to have a personal grudge over 20 years ago arrest, that is no way personal in the first place. well, more personal to the prisoner of course, but still. i wouldn't be surprised if they were both even laughing by the end of it, if offered half a bottle of vodka both.
14:40 Thats actually kinda part of the story. These heists almost always have either inside men, or Bain the mastermind obtain inside information in other ways. Sometimes the player can even purchase these assets, at will.
It is even hinted that there are some people who are inside men for Bain, evidenced in the Captain Winters trailer, a FBI agent gave Solomen Garrett a Kawaii Dozer bobblehead which has a tied in camera to monitor Garrett.
The police in Payday 2 don't so much represent a corrupt government as an incompetent police force, anyone who signs up to be Cannon fodder for a Soviet style assault in which you run directly into the crosshairs of superior firepower is probably not smart enough for any other job on earth.
His talk about amateur robbers and time locks does highlight one of the faults of most bank security systems. They’re in place to protect the money first and the people in the bank second.
I love when these channels bring real bank robbers on cause they're always hilarious. They seem like they regret getting caught more than anything else
You would i will be rich if i was never caught and i dont robe your argent the bank have insurance i rob the bank so i dont Hurt annonce except the Banks lmao
You see people don’t like any thoughts that harm their ego If you tell them their wrong they will just go on the defensive and consolidate the idea they are right more Which is why greater law enforcement leads to greater crimer
that's hilarious that he's talking about the vault being open for a federal reserve drop, on GO BANK where theres a small chance that will exactly happen lol
Now this was really cool, and even if you pair them again you can really put some footage of "A way out" since is basically a story about a criminal and an undercover cop Agarrar n, thank you guys for your time and thanks Gameology for the video :)
I will say the officers being turned against the other officers the original lore was that the gang were supposed to attach bomb collars to the officers. This was removed and they still kept the related feature.
It’s good to see that Chris doesn’t care what his background is he still respects him for being human and Chris knew that he improved himself as a person If only the world was like this
Most of the world is like this. It's the media and internet that usually like to show people at their worst for ratings and attention. So it kind of stands out when a situation isn't scripted or edited to look bias.
@@Vincent_Beers Former criminal: *did his/her time, and is devoted to becoming the closest thing to a model citizen that he/she can* Media/Internet: HEY, HE/SHE DID SO-AND-SO (X) NUMBER OF YEARS AGO! TIME TO STIR THE PEOPLE INTO A FRENZY!
@@greywalker505 ikr. I'll say this, but a person who can redeem from error within reason is more admirable than a person who hasn't done no sin, not knowing the acts of it. It is better if we didn't as a individual do our sins, but what makes us better are recognizing the things we've done then changing for the better.
Idk id say his method of bank robbing was moral. Giving the tellers a note containing a threat that he (probably) wouldnt have acted on and getting some money that is insured by the government. And the government wastes our money so why not take some back.
@@sentientbeing8738 Yeah. Of all the serious criminals out there. I'd say bank robbers are probably the "best" if they don't use violent means. Harming, taking hostages, violence or killing changes that completely though.
@@joditiarsutrisno5556 in the game all the weapons apart from the swords and stuff are super customizable. Coincidentally you actually can equip an explosive bolt for your crossbow tho you won't be able to pick it back up off the ground after.
15:22 Payday actually has a feature like this, in which for every assault that goes by, they will get harder over time Very interesting to hear people with actual experience talk about this stuff! :)
@@PMMillard and a museum, as well as personal savings from safety deposit boxes in banks. I ain't saying they're the good guys, but the meth had a not totally evil purpose.
I just want us to take a minute and appreciate the fact that they started giving several tips for bank and armored vehicle robbers in a friendly and parental manner.
"no one waits for swat on an active shooter. After columbine you go in." Cops in Texas: but if we rush in who's gonna taze the parents of these dying kids
14:16 I remember Larry Lawson talking about crews, and how he would basically have an agreement of no names shared or anything that could help you identify your teammates, and never use the same teammates twice, that way if things got sticky or if a teammate did something stupid or really bad, you knew that you/they were on your/their own and nobody had to die or go back for someone to keep them from snitching, especially if they did something, like, violent. Which was interesting
Its really cool to see how supportive they were of each other despite their conflicting backgrounds. The cop reacted in the best way he possibly could in not judging him for what he did in the past. Though there is the fact that its on camera, its still cool to see that they can still respect each other as frenemies.
@@mothman6378 I think the average teenage girl would probably faint at the sight of what a mad murderer would do. Some of them wish they could be their girlfriends until they realise that a dead person is not a pretty sight
Fun fact, the mechanic of turning surrendered cops to allies is a bit of a remnant of its full concept, specifically the use of an explosive vest. But due to the tonally very dark nature of the concept, what we got is on release's description of the skill of you having a silver tongue that is enough to persuade them. I think there are still remnants of the bomb threat from jokered cop lines like "Damn you for doing this" and "Okay... I'll do it..."
The day I knew to no longer take Payday 2 seriously was when I could run around at 200mph with 2 Desert Eagles and a pump action shotgun with the range of a sniper, get shot by 40+ officers simultaneously, take a swig of whiskey from my flask and be perfectly fine like it didn't even happen
3:40 From what I've heard, the reason why you can convert the enemy is because during earlier testing, you put some sort of bomb vest around them, and force them to fight with you. Because of how dark that was, nowadays, you can convert the enemy using magic yay
Haven't watched this channel in a bit but its so nice to see you guys using footage from people who are actually familiar with the game. Made this super entertaining
The "Joker" skill, which lets you convert capture police, guards, and mercenaries to fight for you, was always a pretty weird one that can't really justified outside of being a neat gameplay feature. The group of people I played with often joked that the Payday gang were "crime wizards" who weren't actually fighting off waves of identical cops, but magical constructs from the "Plane of Law" summoned by a Cop Wizard, and the joker skill was just magically overriding the cop wizard's control. Same reason why you can shout at people to heal them of grievous injuries, it's all just magic. Now I have heard, but I have no idea if this is true, that originally the way the Joker skill worked was that the Payday gang would place explosive vests on police they take hostage, forcing them to fight their fellow police against their will. But this was dropped for being too ****ed up even for a game about robbing banks, and decided to just leave it unexplained.
@@michaellopez1619 oh, I know. I just want both of them to react to it this time. Also, the bank robbor hasn't reacted to it and ya never know, chris might have something new to say
Talk about idiotic, Payday 2 April fools update was added a comically large spoon....yes....that giant spoon from King Bach's Vine....a goddamn meme spoon as a melee weapon.
Chris is a SWAT commander so he got to keep in shape, i think he mentioned on one of his vid that he can run 5 miles just over 30 min and does so regularly
![[ Payday 2 ] White House - Solo Stealth - DSOD](/img/1.gif)
The most ambitious crossover since martial artist and spec ops
And even more ambitious than Marvel MCU
Ex Robber and a Police Office
If they don't collab in their channel soon... I won't pay taxes
next up, assassin and assassination target review hitman 3
What about the Martial Artist and the Blue Power Ranger?
Now that's one hell of a combo
Bravo
Exactly what I was thinking lmao props to Gamologoy
@@boughzalabaha8278 damn right
Damn right it is.
Most likely they will have a few more videos together. Gamology tends to film multiple videos in one big chunk then divide it up.
Seriously!
The armoured car thing is quite timely considering that recent failed attempt in South Africa that was all over the internet.
With the SFA operator, yeah he’s a fucking beast. In South Africa though it’s exponentially more risky than in, say, America. People may try to rob them here in the US, but they know the risk is massive compared to SA where poverty is so much more extreme and crimes like that happen so much more often. Same with home invasions and Murder. It’s sad, but fuck me it takes some balls to be a driver in South Africa.
South africa is just a free for all man
@@DisDatK9 cant recall the last time an armored car was robbed here in the states police responce would be way to fast unlike in south africa where the dude opted to contact his company instead of the cops.
@@DisDatK9 Man. You need money to raid an armored truck.
didn't you see the pickups they had? the rifles?
They're not your average mugger.
Usually criminals are richer and crazier in poor countries. South America would be the perfect example.
@@hardwirecars Armored cars get hit all the time here in the US it’s just not reported on, same with bank robberies. They’re afraid if ppl knew how often it happens everyone would freak out or try it themselves
10:14 Whats cool is the bank you chose to feature actually has a variant where exactly what he describes here happens and the vault is open for a federal transfer or whatever.
Its like a 1% chance but I think that would have been nostalgic for him
Both of these guys seem like actual badasses tho
Have it not been for the RNG Modifier mod that allowed the vault to be opened surprisingly, I would never know that could happen.
I feel like when the map was first released, I wonder what those lucky people’s reaction were when they saw the vault was opened instantly.
bane all the time: "take moar hostages"
the irl bank robber: "you don't wanna take hostages"
Ah yes releasing a single hostage civilian who is probably a janitor is worth getting a robber, serial killer etc out of custody! Payday logic is amazing.
Ahh yes a fellow badger fan
@@hydra1481 that's how a psychopath thinks. The goal is 'nobody dies'. If priority was 'get the bastard' then there wouldn't be hostage negotiations for anyone besides government employees.
@@ReddCrystal Welp,there is too many officers dying for that to really matter actually
Bane was a terrorist who happened to be robbing a bank. More dead people was good and he had ABSOLUTE confidence that he’d get away regardless
“Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history.”
Me: Former Bank Robber and real Police Officer talks about PayDay 2.
And shout out to B33croft who's playing in the videos.
What about Shrek :/
@@NEEDbacon ayo morto was there as well
what about the million crossovers payday has
You know this guy is the real deal when he regrets not bringing more bags for a bank robbery
It's like having you're inventory full of good shite, and finding a trove of also really good shite. Honestly, i feel him
@@lloytre5379 Even better: Playing a game (prolly an Open World RPG) and filling your inventory with a bunch of good shit, then this is the ONE TIME that you stumble upon a rare find full of good shit that you cant pick up.
@@SnowMexicann so the same thing he said
@@kaedenedens8677 shit youre right
"Heartbreaking"
Could almost see a single tear in his eye as he remembered that moment.
"If theres an active shooter we're going in"
That one didnt age too well...
Was about to comment the same thing. Yikes.
NO NO NO
I was looking at the comments in search for this
Difft PDs have difft policies. It's not standardized.
@@bicker31 hope your not trying to make excuses for letting multiple kids get shot
Just wait until the player they're watching pulls out the comically large spoon and suddenly takes down a bulldozer
A man of culture you are
Russianbadger fans unite
Heck yeah
Ah yeah
Hell yeah
Hey mom, I’m on tv!
When I saw your name I was so happy
he is famous!!!
@@Johnny_James07 lol yea this gameplay was years ago!
Nice job!
@@Sockmoth bruh
"It was heartbreaking because I only had two bags and I should have brought more"
- me at the grocery store buying shit
- him at the bank stealing money
Combine it and you get:
"Y'all at the grocery store stealing shit"
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🤝
@@YataTheFifteenth LMFAOOOOO
@@YataTheFifteenth that's some BLM shiet
It’s nice to see a cop and robber have a laugh and bond as just human
It was a lot of fun 😎
Yes
Like seeing two people who fought on opposite sides in a war just chatting and joking around like old pals.
It was really interesting and entertaining to see you guys reacting to my videos. You should do more together 😊👍
i love your content
You feel more popular now
Nice point blank crossbow to the head
Literally the worst possible content they could have picked for a reaction video. Ya gonna rob a bank? Sure lemme whip out my crossbow and grenade launcher and proceed to aim like a potato.
I don't know you but no, not entertaining to see them reacting to your videos.
@@M0toroid your opinion is trash
"ever since colombine we're trained to go in we no longer wait for swat" did not age well at all. thinking of that one school shooting not too long ago where the head officer said they didn't go in because "they could have been shot" and instead stayed outside arresting parents
I was literally about to say the same thing.
@@HiddeNinja89 just saw footage a couple hours ago of a cop casually leaning against the wall and checking his phone, grabbing some hand sanitizer from the hallway and cleaning his hands, as kids are screaming and shots are going off. another cop on their phone. insane. dunno if you saw that yet but just thought i'd share lol
3:42
Fun fact, something they don’t exactly mention much anymore, but is still technically canon, they force the officers into a bomb vest when they convert them, it used to be something in the earlier stages of the game, but was (understandably) toned WAAAAAAY down, so now, it’s magic
Since the skill is called 'Jokers' I've always just interpreted it as they were plants by the Payday gang to back them up.
Suicide Bomber is the name of the suit
@@AGrumpyPanda Converted officers will sometimes threaten you after you convert them.
To be honest, turning your allies into kamikazes isn't a good idea. It's a cool idea, but not really.
@@medic2847 It's a way to force them, would a police officer comply to a robber that easily? They would have to use some force to make them comply.
"What? They told me you were a navy seal!" xD
that was good
he is undercover
Very funny
*cloaker noise*
"I want my lawyer"
5:22 Man, hearing him talk about how ever since Columbine, the cops are going in right away. After Uvalde, that's just hard to hear.
yup it’s rough
10:16 dude had that 1% chance of vault being open proc in real life, what a lucky heister
in the majority of heists there is emergency buttons under the tellers desks, the tellers just have unrealistically low reaction times so that the heister have the chance to take the location without sounding the alarm
Immediately clicked just the title alone
Deadass me too😂👌
Same
Same.
So relatable 🤣
Same
I love how both guests take this seriously, not being snarky towards games/gamers and just focus on the commentary and criticism with a degree of understanding for the medium. We all know PD2 isn't realistic, but we love learning which facts could be or ar similar to how things happen in real life.
I mean, the game is really just supposed to be an interactive heist movie. On that point it's almost perfect.
Feels like there giving us tips on how to successfully Rob Banks anyone up for a try? I have some c2 😀
@@feddy5264 sure! Sounds fun!
It’s nice when people in this video tell us one of their stories. It’s like an uncle telling his children his stories.
5:30 Yikes.
Hey Chris the cop, Payday 2 player here. When you were talking about how the cops in-game fight for the robbers, in the early development of payday 2 when you made a cop surrender, you would put a bomb-vest on them which is why they would fight on you're side. It was deemed too controversial, which is why they scrapped it and made it more like you kinda just convince them and they do it
I didn't know about the bomb thing. Wish they kept it would have made more sense. Now its like you convince a man to betray everything he believed in because he decided your a cool guy.
@@Humble197 If I recall, the lines for the characters reacting to it are still in the game.
I personally heard it was a bomb collar, which makes sense, since all the SWAT in the game are already wearing vests.
Ok
@@Humble197 Well to play the devil's advocate, in the lore of Payday, the cops and the FBI are arguably one hundred times worse than the payday gang.
@@Humble197 i just think bane tells him all the details of the cop's life and threatens the hell outta them
If they're getting along I can talk to Samantha, I can do this.
Yes
Idk who Samantha is but you got this boi!
Good luck with whoever that is
Go get her tiger
Go get her big man, tell us how it went afterwards
"You couldn't pay me enough to be an armed car guard"
Me, currently applying to be an armed guard: 👁👄👁
Well, good luck with that, I guess.
I'll be attending the funeral
Rest up lil bro
Rip
Just remember to call Robbie and Josh if you get into trouble and you'll be fine
5:24 "Ever since Columbine we've been trained that if there's an active shooter situation, we're going in. We no longer wait for SWAT."
Yeah, about that...
what do you mean?
@@jonasamorim4958uvalde texas shooting, cops waited for hours to go in
"The bad guys in this game are 'Robbin' Hoods"
Please tell me i aint the only one that noticed this godly pun
I don’t think it was a pun?
@@mediocrecontent2449 robbin hood=robbing hood
@@christiancleofas7451 I said I don’t think it’s a pun, what part of “I don’t think it’s a pun” did you not get, bro?
This comment or said noticed, not that he made up that pun when he heard it, meaning he thought the robber had made the pun, but he did not I don’t believe, correct me if I’m wrong though.
@@mediocrecontent2449 falls under one tho
Would’ve been funny if it was the cop who arrested the guy with the bank robber. Imagine the tension
Omg imagine😆
"well well well."
"what a coincidence."
well, if they are both paid a nice sum, they are not going to have a personal grudge over 20 years ago arrest, that is no way personal in the first place. well, more personal to the prisoner of course, but still.
i wouldn't be surprised if they were both even laughing by the end of it, if offered half a bottle of vodka both.
When the cop is saying that they go in no matter what when there is an active shooter situation and me sitting here remembering Texas
It's shameful how those officers failed community amd brought shame to the police in the US
Honestly love how friendly they are with one another. Maybe it's scripted like that but I think it's genuinely funny
Chris is a great guy. We had a blast 😎
@@RabbiCamdenPace That's awesome to see and hear
It's like TV, you just enjoy it regardless.
It's not scripted, I can tell
14:40 Thats actually kinda part of the story. These heists almost always have either inside men, or Bain the mastermind obtain inside information in other ways. Sometimes the player can even purchase these assets, at will.
It is even hinted that there are some people who are inside men for Bain, evidenced in the Captain Winters trailer, a FBI agent gave Solomen Garrett a Kawaii Dozer bobblehead which has a tied in camera to monitor Garrett.
Name a better crossover? Thanks for the content Gamology!
"Ever since Columbine, we go right in, we don't wait for SWAT."
Guess Uvalde PD is a little old fashioned
Just cowardly
The police in Payday 2 don't so much represent a corrupt government as an incompetent police force, anyone who signs up to be Cannon fodder for a Soviet style assault in which you run directly into the crosshairs of superior firepower is probably not smart enough for any other job on earth.
I legit think they have a cloning operation. When I alone rip through 100+ cops a mission, you need something better then recruitment drives.
@@NEEDbacon pretty sure that is actually hinted at in lore
@@simulacrumdei6462 In Boiling Point I think. But Payday's lore is so nuts that cloning would be an "Oh, yeah sure" type thing.
It's more Murky who're the corrupt arseholes, yeah.
No one:
Russian to Robber: Dont come out and keep your weapon
*Brings tanks*
Yeah, tank with s
Missed having these guys on the channel
Thank you 😎
His talk about amateur robbers and time locks does highlight one of the faults of most bank security systems. They’re in place to protect the money first and the people in the bank second.
Yep
"Since columbine we no longer wait for swat, we go right in" unless you're an officer in TX.
I swear one day there's going to be a previous serial killer on the show who reacts to manhunt 2.
Not possible because once a serial killer is caught they’d either be killed or in a high security prison for the rest of life.
@@Jasonsmith-sr1ke it'd be funny if he was joking about that
So they will invite some ceo then?Like the nestle's ceo.
@@fedreck89 dope civic dude
@@Parelogy thanks
Imagine if he was the cop that caught him lol
Ex robber: oh hello there officer remember me?😀
Cop: you again?!
@@justineallandevelos6491
Ex-robber: don't worry, I'm good now
@@unwithering5313 cop: yeah i doubt that i'm keeping my eye on you😐
"White Collar cast reacts to Art Theft"
That cop's name?
5:23 this aged horribly
I was gonna say….
Was gonna say the same thing...
At least Nashville learned from their mistake
@@pooler57damn straight. Chads, both of em.
“U.S. Marshals, oh boy I remember those guys.”
A collab that I sure as hell didn't expect to happen😂😂😂
It was a lot of fun 😎
@@RabbiCamdenPace It would be cool to see you playing some Payday 2.
I love when these channels bring real bank robbers on cause they're always hilarious. They seem like they regret getting caught more than anything else
You would i will be rich if i was never caught and i dont robe your argent the bank have insurance i rob the bank so i dont Hurt annonce except the Banks lmao
You see people don’t like any thoughts that harm their ego
If you tell them their wrong they will just go on the defensive and consolidate the idea they are right more
Which is why greater law enforcement leads to greater crimer
@@kilidaikilidai nice spelling lad you must surley be over the age of 7
Yes I am, and don't call me Shirley
"It was heartbreaking, I should have brought 3 bags". haha
that's hilarious that he's talking about the vault being open for a federal reserve drop, on GO BANK where theres a small chance that will exactly happen lol
Very very small but yeah
Now this was really cool, and even if you pair them again you can really put some footage of "A way out" since is basically a story about a criminal and an undercover cop
Agarrar n, thank you guys for your time and thanks Gameology for the video :)
That woud be cool
These two should play a way out
@@captainkeyes1523 That would be interesting to see
We need a full A Way Out playthrough.
I will say the officers being turned against the other officers the original lore was that the gang were supposed to attach bomb collars to the officers. This was removed and they still kept the related feature.
I love how a guy really came into a video and declared himself as a bank robber, the most confident bank robber ever
Ex-bank robber
he already got caught and served his time so I see why
It’s good to see that Chris doesn’t care what his background is he still respects him for being human and Chris knew that he improved himself as a person
If only the world was like this
Most of the world is like this. It's the media and internet that usually like to show people at their worst for ratings and attention. So it kind of stands out when a situation isn't scripted or edited to look bias.
@@Vincent_Beers
Former criminal: *did his/her time, and is devoted to becoming the closest thing to a model citizen that he/she can*
Media/Internet: HEY, HE/SHE DID SO-AND-SO (X) NUMBER OF YEARS AGO! TIME TO STIR THE PEOPLE INTO A FRENZY!
@@greywalker505 ikr. I'll say this, but a person who can redeem from error within reason is more admirable than a person who hasn't done no sin, not knowing the acts of it.
It is better if we didn't as a individual do our sins, but what makes us better are recognizing the things we've done then changing for the better.
Idk id say his method of bank robbing was moral. Giving the tellers a note containing a threat that he (probably) wouldnt have acted on and getting some money that is insured by the government. And the government wastes our money so why not take some back.
@@sentientbeing8738 Yeah. Of all the serious criminals out there. I'd say bank robbers are probably the "best" if they don't use violent means. Harming, taking hostages, violence or killing changes that completely though.
5:24 did not age well
Bruh 🤣
Texas sucks.
Nashville: Yo
“Put the bag in the Corpse! Yes!”
Me: Ok....**Shoves trashbag up a Corpse’s mouth**
*Finally, a good trashcan*
And a good comment about the sentence
Thank god that you said mouth
@@AbsoluteRatBastard why did u think that they put it in that place
Wait up a mouth
@@crazedmongaz the braim
I respect that these two can accept each other. I hope they're best buddies and get some beers while joking about heists
Man, just how petty and immature would you have to be to otherwise
I mean, it did say that he's an ex-robber. It's just a part of his past so I don't see any reason for them to be enemies
@@mrgreenboy644 It also seems like he didn't kill anyone and wasn't evil, so it's fair that the cop didn't hate or even dislike him.
5:24 this aged like fine wine
man I was looking for someone to point this out in the comment
"it would be really cool if they could put an explosive tip on the crossbow."
Hey Psssst guys. Should we tell him
About what ? I didn't get it
@@joditiarsutrisno5556 in the game all the weapons apart from the swords and stuff are super customizable. Coincidentally you actually can equip an explosive bolt for your crossbow tho you won't be able to pick it back up off the ground after.
@@wessejilliams7156 This game allow you to do that !? Awesome ❤️, sadly my laptop can't handle this game 😅
@@joditiarsutrisno5556 this game is 10 years old, is your laptop an oven bakery or what ?
@@UwU-ik5ur May you kindly enough to explain it as simple as possible because my brain is too small for your comment
"If a Bank Robber and a Police Officer can get along, why can't our mom and his dad?"
-Zeus and Roxanne, probably.
who?
15:22
Payday actually has a feature like this, in which for every assault that goes by, they will get harder over time
Very interesting to hear people with actual experience talk about this stuff! :)
I'm pretty sure that only applies to the first 2-3 assaults, though. After that, it caps.
@@nerd_nato564 Good to know. Thanks for your correction
@@nerd_nato564 huh, all my time playing i never knew that!
It explains why many heist games generally forces the player to go as fast as possible.
5:23 did not age well :[ rip to all the people lost in the texas shooting
"Oh the good guys"
Bain: MAKE ME MOAR METH
To be fair, they use the meth to get information so they can fuck up a cartel.
@@plebisMaximus Meanwhile, steal priceless irreplaceable artwork from the White House
@@PMMillard and a museum, as well as personal savings from safety deposit boxes in banks. I ain't saying they're the good guys, but the meth had a not totally evil purpose.
@@plebisMaximus it was "rats", but "cook off" is litterally for our own profit
I just want us to take a minute and appreciate the fact that they started giving several tips for bank and armored vehicle robbers in a friendly and parental manner.
Robber: *Stretches* welp! Best to get on the ol' dusty tr-
Officer: AHT AHT!
"Ever since columbine, we've been taught: we do not wait for SWAT, we are going in"
Uvalde: "Well yes, but actually no"
Yeah everything Chris was saying Uvalde cops did not do
I love how they're casually giving us tips on how to rob a bank
How to rob anything really. The ex-bank robber even said it simply: the Three "GET"s
-Get in
-Get the money as fast as you can
-Get out
0:56 I want my lawyer
*laughs* that's wat they all say
Of course when an bad guy and a good guy meets😂😂😂
The tension in this video is hilarious
5:40 looks like Uvalde officer forgot something...
Imagine if they hadn’t caught the irl robber yet, and he just admitted it to the cop while reacting.
I mean, they can't do much without solid evidence. "I told you guys, but you wouldn't listen. So I guess I'm free to go."
8 Wonder of the world. Robb and Cop sit near.
You can call that a rob-o-cop react.... Badum tss...
@@Seb-Storm Sir, you can leave right away
My humor is so broken that When he says "*clap* Bank." I just wheeze uncontrollably.
"no one waits for swat on an active shooter. After columbine you go in."
Cops in Texas: but if we rush in who's gonna taze the parents of these dying kids
Oh don't worry, Texas and it's cops hate the Uvalde clowns just as much as the rest of the country.
14:16 I remember Larry Lawson talking about crews, and how he would basically have an agreement of no names shared or anything that could help you identify your teammates, and never use the same teammates twice, that way if things got sticky or if a teammate did something stupid or really bad, you knew that you/they were on your/their own and nobody had to die or go back for someone to keep them from snitching, especially if they did something, like, violent. Which was interesting
That was awesome, love the cheekiness of these guys together, I bet they have a lot in common (for better or worse), more with them please!
Chris and I will be working again together. 🥳
@@RabbiCamdenPace
Best words to hear since “*Insert Character Here* Will Return In *Insert MCU Movie Here*”
The “what they told me you where a navy seal” got a like from me made my day
Its really cool to see how supportive they were of each other despite their conflicting backgrounds. The cop reacted in the best way he possibly could in not judging him for what he did in the past. Though there is the fact that its on camera, its still cool to see that they can still respect each other as frenemies.
i feel like this would be useful to me in the future
So you can help Banks prevent robberies?
@@bhf4972 yes definitely
I read that in the voice. Sounds like something the Dude would actually say
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan god, can't a man kill a few people without becoming the average teenage girl's fantasy?
@@mothman6378 I think the average teenage girl would probably faint at the sight of what a mad murderer would do. Some of them wish they could be their girlfriends until they realise that a dead person is not a pretty sight
Fact: the Armored Transport DLC is based of of a 90's movie called heat.
It’s crazy that these two can be in the same room and be so nice
This is a crossover I genuinely did not expect, haha.
Every joke Camden makes is just reminding me of my dad’s humor and it’s just too funny
Fun fact, the mechanic of turning surrendered cops to allies is a bit of a remnant of its full concept, specifically the use of an explosive vest. But due to the tonally very dark nature of the concept, what we got is on release's description of the skill of you having a silver tongue that is enough to persuade them. I think there are still remnants of the bomb threat from jokered cop lines like "Damn you for doing this" and "Okay... I'll do it..."
Fun Fact: for newcomers the second bank is actually map ''Bank'' from csgo.
That wasn't fun. Tf2 is cooler
@@magicmanscott40k that came out of nowhere but ok
@Kenn Honson X both games are garbage. I’ve settled this debate
@@zeeic Both games are good how dare you
@@MrShifty1 bro honestly, I just like pissing people off and dividing them. They’re both good
The day I knew to no longer take Payday 2 seriously was when I could run around at 200mph with 2 Desert Eagles and a pump action shotgun with the range of a sniper, get shot by 40+ officers simultaneously, take a swig of whiskey from my flask and be perfectly fine like it didn't even happen
Is that a maxed stoic perc deck I'm hearin'?
@@rattle_me_bones Yer goddamn right
“What, they told me you was a Navy Seal 😂”!!!
5:20 "we don't wait for SWAT" uh huh, sure, tell that to the parents at Uvalde.
that has to be awkward knowing your a bank robber sitting next to a whole police officer 😆😆😆same thing for the officer being with the bank robber
Next to a WHOLE police officer
3:40 From what I've heard, the reason why you can convert the enemy is because during earlier testing, you put some sort of bomb vest around them, and force them to fight with you.
Because of how dark that was, nowadays, you can convert the enemy using magic yay
5:25 that did not age very well.
No offense to Chris though, he's awesome
This was actually a REALLY nice crossover keep it up Gameology
Haven't watched this channel in a bit but its so nice to see you guys using footage from people who are actually familiar with the game. Made this super entertaining
I respect the officer and the bank robber having a peaceful time 🤣
I love how he is literally giving advice on how to rob a bank
yeah its been very useful
I'd like to imagine these two were friends playing cops & robbers when they were younger.
The "Joker" skill, which lets you convert capture police, guards, and mercenaries to fight for you, was always a pretty weird one that can't really justified outside of being a neat gameplay feature.
The group of people I played with often joked that the Payday gang were "crime wizards" who weren't actually fighting off waves of identical cops, but magical constructs from the "Plane of Law" summoned by a Cop Wizard, and the joker skill was just magically overriding the cop wizard's control. Same reason why you can shout at people to heal them of grievous injuries, it's all just magic.
Now I have heard, but I have no idea if this is true, that originally the way the Joker skill worked was that the Payday gang would place explosive vests on police they take hostage, forcing them to fight their fellow police against their will. But this was dropped for being too ****ed up even for a game about robbing banks, and decided to just leave it unexplained.
Shadow wizard money gang
It used to strap a bomb to the jokered guard
If I was a police officer and I saw a bank robber running around killing people with a giant spoon I am quitting my job.
You gotta have them react to battlefield: hardline
They did it once on the show with Chris
@@michaellopez1619 oh, I know. I just want both of them to react to it this time. Also, the bank robbor hasn't reacted to it and ya never know, chris might have something new to say
11:47 that answer is so hilarious
"Inject a pharmacy into you" cracked me up real good
"Ever since Columbine we're trained to just go in, no waiting around."
Laughs in Uvalde
A police officer and a bank robber join forces to point out how idiotic Payday 2 is. We are living in the best timeline.
Talk about idiotic, Payday 2 April fools update was added a comically large spoon....yes....that giant spoon from King Bach's Vine....a goddamn meme spoon as a melee weapon.
@@majorblitz3846 blame RussianBadger doe, he is the one who wanted it
Also Payday 2 already has chuck full of memes by this point
@@C4Fuu "Almir Listo definitely gonna added the spoon in the game if we bully him hard enough" - RussianBadger
I learned so much and it’s so great that you brought a pro to teach us how to do a robbery
3:25 how come I am 17 and I weigh more than Chris. That man is just peak performance
Chris is a SWAT commander so he got to keep in shape, i think he mentioned on one of his vid that he can run 5 miles just over 30 min and does so regularly
Because of steroids.