I thought PTSD was completely diferent from Psychosis and Schitzophrenia. I have Borderlne Personality Disorder, it is supposed o be similar to PTSD, Bipolar, dissociative personality disorder (Formerly named: multiple personalty disorder) and even Anxiety disorders ..... but I can't see the similarities with Psychosis or Schitzophrenia.
@@belalabusultan5911 PTSD is often marked by your mind and body returning to traumatic events (like a sleeping soldier thinking they are under attack and strike out against someone close by)
This really explains a lot about my life. For those who understand the story behind it they know that it's not just a game, it's a life lesson that makes you understand or review and come to peace with ur deep inner self. The best game I ever played, period. A must have for everyone.
Thank you for posting this. As someone who has battled with psychosis in their own life, this video means a lot, I think it helps explain a lot to many people who may not understand. Also, Hellblade is the scariest game I have ever played. Full stop.
This video is SUBLIME. I am so glad this game came out. I remember a friend used to share the development team's updates with me while it was being made and at some point I was afraid it was going to be canceled. I'm so glad it wasn't, and that it got the recognition and acclaim it rightfully deserves.
Id like to point out some things: Anubis was actually a protector of the dead. He helped souls cross the challenges of the underworld of Duat until they reach the gods to be judged. Also, Thanatos was cetainly fearsome to the ancient greeks, but not meant to be challenged. They did, however, believe in attaining glory in life to the point where their memory lives on after going to Hades.
I think the point Max makes is that the way a culture perceives one godly figure shapes the way the culture behaves regarding the feeling or pulsion the god represends. so possibly Norsemen were afraid of death and made those gruesome sacrifices in order to appease their god, and their fears. Christians fear Satan so they behave well to avoid being cast to Hell, etc.
This understanding of ones’ self is the very thing people require in order to make the world a better place. It is so very rare to find someone who understands what some call occult knowledge.
The ultimate message of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is how to learn to be strong enough to, simply put, accept and deal with the things we go through in life (in the game's case, the psychosis and grief Senua is afflicted with) in the best way possible in order to overcome our inner demons surrounding those things and to make life more bearable for ourselves. The game also did pretty much a great job of tackling loss and attachments, and how such attachments to someone or something (whether towards something in real life or in fiction), and the lengths we'll go to satisfy that, can be needlessly burdensome and pointlessly self-destructive (if not mutually destructive). It all culminated in HB:SS's final battle, that the only way to overcome it, is to stop and let go of the pointless struggles. That trying to keep holding on and keep shouting it loud will only torment ourselves more. Only by convincing ourselves to be strong enough to understand and come to terms with this tragic reality, that we can be free and move on to something more worthwhile. It's pretty much the approach that I put to practice when I got to play Nier: Automata, as I've brought up in your video on said game, quote: I also learned to look at Ending E in the mindset of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice's finale and ending. Yes, HB:SS's ending at a glance is certainly antithetical to what N:A's Ending E stood for, but that's *the* point. Instead of trying to keep on deluding ourselves till the very end by fighting the game, etc., the _better_ path would be to simply come to terms with it, admit defeat, let go of the characters (who have already done so, especially 9S in Ending D), move on, and be strong enough to live with the fully bitter reality check of N:A *(I skipped Ending E after earning C and D and manually deleted my save afterwards).* [...] Only by letting go of the meaningless (at least towards something fictitious as a video game), we can finally free ourselves from that burden, and be free into doing something more meaningful elsewhere in life. /unquote PS: It's also that same approach we can only take in response to your question in your N:A video, "are we doomed?", when confronted with that game's ultimate existentialist message (because we _already_ are).
@@alwayswatching93 does it matter? Everyone can take a message out of this game. If this is a form of acceptance for the topic starter then that's great. If the game can make you understand and sympathize with mental illness that's great too. If you just enjoyed the visuals, also fine. Judging about people you don't know is useless. It doesn't help. Not you nort the other.
I read about a university professor with esquizo. she fought 20 years against the disease and even treatment, because of colateral effects, just when she accepted that she had a mental illness she was free(she still has the disease just deals better and also went head own with treatment).
@@Thomas-cr2pt ita not a negative jugedment that took place, not experiencing it is a good thing! It's having deduced they most likely don't have to deal with it as they are applying a /rational/ way of handling a reality submerged in psychosis. And even if someone is capable of rationalizing it, it doesn't mean that those revelations can stop psychotic experiences from happening.
This in my top 5 games of all time, up there with MGS3 and Dark Souls. It's severely underrated in my opinion. Is anyone else completely stoked about Hellblade 2?
@@grosstoastie1216 Prey it is severely underrated and the gaming community agrees, one of the most interesting and fun games ever, it makes you think while your creative juices flow.
10:27 This quote, I cant remember when it happened during the game but it really stuck with me. Out of the hundreds, (possibly thousands) of games I have played over my life time, very few effect you personally..... This is one of them
I just found this video I requested max to do a video on hellblade senua's sacrifice because I couldn't find it when I typed in max derrat hellblade so RUclips must be hiding certain videos I guess anyways I love the video thank you max
Video games have always been an escape for so many individuals around the world, and yet it is so sad and upsetting that a combination of mass shootings and politics might take them away from us, I would hate to live in a world like that, and seeing that the basis of this video is Hellblade and the psychological experience the main protagonist has to endure really feels like a coincidence at this time. I say that because the problem with our country now is people fearing everything around them and many just being afraid of the things they hear about on the news and social media and their worst fears from those stories get projected onto their daily lives and they become erratic and paranoid, and the mass shooters are definitely regular people who have lost their inner battle with their own ID/Darkness and became evil monsters that put fear in the entire country, where everyone that lives here in America is afraid to go out and do anything because of these lost individuals who become mass shooters. At times life imitates art and vice versa, it’s really a crazy and sad time to be alive in America and it’s because everyone is at war with not only each other, but themselves. Be safe out there everyone, you too Max.
Oh snap! Hellblade analysis? As someone who lives with schizophrenia this was one of my favorite games of all time. It's at that level of "So accurate it's scary"
This is amazing. i can't believe I don't remember hearing about this game sooner, I have to check this out. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this game and its discussion of mental health, psychology and mythology, Mr. Derrat.
I never played hellblade before; didn't know a single thing about it, but ofc, i had to click on the video in my feed because your videos, no matter what they're about, are simply amazing.
Owned this game for five years and just sat down and finished it from the start. Seriously my new favorite experience. I cannot express how much this game touched me. Just incredible.
Just finished this game for my Let's Play series and LOVED the ending. So introspective and I love the care and detail that went into it. For an indie game this game is PHENOMENAL in terms of atmosphere, visuals, and sound design. So well done! I get the criticism of the puzzles and slow-pacing, but they all tie thematically to the game, so I give it a pass. TOTALLY get why this game received so much critical acclaim.
I have been through depression and watching this I could relate, how it felt. But honestly, this franchise is even more depressing, since we see the personified version of psychosis and depression. Instead I like Batman and Kratos(2018), as they have guided me to be focused and strong. And the only way I donot fall into that abyss again is by pre occupying my mind with something very ambitious in real life, like all INTJ, I have capability to be very creative, but I just need to let go of the past. And I always think of one more possible situation that might push me into depression again, the death of my parents. And I think I am mentally prepared for it.
This was one of the few games in which, upon picking it up & starting, I couldn’t stop until I finished it. All of my free time for two or three days were 100% devoted to Senua & her sacrifice. This rarely happens to me. Recently, Elden Ring managed to do such. Team Ninja obviously cared a great deal about this title & I applaud them for that.
Just bought this game in a steam sale and finished it. I know it's a bit old, but I thought it was fantastic. I wonder what direction they will take with the next game. Hopefully, she can get revenge on her father and the people who killed her man. Good job with explaining the somewhat confusing story! 8:42 Also, am I the only one who always has to put the cap back on those Gatorade bottles?
"Professor... is this all real, or is it happening inside my head?" "Of course it's happening inside your head Harry; why should that mean it's not real?"
hay after starting watching your videos starting from silent hill then going to the heart of darkness series I couldn't help but think back to one of my favorite movies of all time Ravenous (1999) and watch it in a new light just here to drop this recommendation and say great job love your videos
Well said..... good job they have explained about the representation on mental illness through the gaming....must watch this sort of video to understand ....what it means ....
as someone who had a phase of psychosis this game is nutso, i conquered it though, i'm off medication, i have no delusions... god help all those who are still struggling with it... and let other people understand those who are suffering from it better
Watching this made me realize I like this game more than I remember. I like what it sets out to do and I too think it succeeds. The gameplay was too simple and repetitive for me but that's ok. Not all games need to be deep mechanically. This experience won't be remembered for it's gameplay and I suspect the developers are fine with that. What put me off during playing the game was the voice acting. It was too theatrical for me. This really diminished my enjoyment. It's one of the reasons I like this game when looking back at at, but not so much when playing it.
no, you liked it how you liked it. Maybe you appreciate the story more now, but the gameplay is also there and perhaps you were less impressed with what the story was infused with.
ordinary men, the book you showed in the intro, is an immensely sad nd tragic study but it contains so many answers for those who wonder how 'ordinary men' can end up commiting horrible atrocities, and these weren't dyed in the wool Nazis most where around thirty upwards at the time so there morals had formed before the Nazis appeared but yet they got caught up in it, great book for shadow work and understanding the blacker parts of yourself
"Presumably the Psyche does not trouble itself about our categories of reality, and it would therefore be the better part of wisdom for us to say: everything that acts is actual. He who would fathom the psyche must not confuse it with consciousness... he must learn to see how it differs from consciousness... what we call illusion is actual for the psyche... there is nothing more stupid than the standpoint of the missionary who pronounces the gods of the 'poor heathen' to be illusions" Carl Jung page 84 of "Modern Man In Search of a Soul" or the page before chapter 4
So glad you made a story explaination of this game. I have schizophrenia and applaud you for your awareness of mental illness. This was a great game for you to review. I am "differently wired."
Neither Anubis or Satan are gods of death, one is the guardian of the entrance to the underworld and the other is the ruler of Hell. In Egyptian mythology the God of death is Osiris and in Christianity, while there is no actual god of death (as there is only holy trinity), Archangel Michael is the one who's often referred as the angel of death.
I was really hoping for the full story to be explained so that I can recap before the next game is released. Interesting content and all, but didn't really explain the story in full.
But why in the hellblade 2 trailer, there are many other warriors fighting with senua a giant. If all the warriors could see the giant, it would mean that it really exist and is not just in her mind. If giants exist in this world, there is no reason to gods exist as well.
Max could you examine Napoleon Bonaparte. I’ve studied him and found him to be extremely inspirational and heroic not some short micromanaging dope. It would be cool if you did a character study on him and possibly Napoleon the third. I find those two to be so odd because they started at the very bottom and made it to the top through seer persistance alone and sadly fell back down.
Satan is not a God of death in Christianity. Satan is a God of no kind and a ruler of nothing. Jesus christ rules over life and death and we as mortals were giving the keeper of death called time. Don't blaspheme Christianity, thanks.
Wow. Just wow 👏👏 So is Senua living in that Era? I am asking because when she's talking with Dilion it apears that he's "modern" for ex: Clothes, face, even what he talk etc.... i dunno, maybe i am just confused 🤣🤔Great, great game 👏👏 Let's hope that part 2 is good or better than this One.
Easily one of the best representations of mental illness in gaming. Especially PTSD, Psychosis and Schitzophrenia.
I thought PTSD was completely diferent from Psychosis and Schitzophrenia.
I have Borderlne Personality Disorder, it is supposed o be similar to PTSD, Bipolar, dissociative personality disorder (Formerly named: multiple personalty disorder) and even Anxiety disorders ..... but I can't see the similarities with Psychosis or Schitzophrenia.
@@belalabusultan5911 PTSD is often marked by your mind and body returning to traumatic events (like a sleeping soldier thinking they are under attack and strike out against someone close by)
Yeah u would know ay batman
This really explains a lot about my life. For those who understand the story behind it they know that it's not just a game, it's a life lesson that makes you understand or review and come to peace with ur deep inner self. The best game I ever played, period. A must have for everyone.
Peery - it
Agreed❤
I voted for this on the poll. Now I am happy.
Duck me too. I beat the game for the 1st time 2 days ago.
me too! and left a comment for why it would be a great choice ^^
Same. Finished it today. Except for Stories of the north: ruclips.net/video/-OuccdN89Vw/видео.html
Thank you for posting this. As someone who has battled with psychosis in their own life, this video means a lot, I think it helps explain a lot to many people who may not understand. Also, Hellblade is the scariest game I have ever played. Full stop.
What kind of shit do you experience with psychosis?
Full peery-it
You were my gateway into learning more about Jung, love your analysis!
I love your content man. Ive learned so much about myself just listening to you. Mad respect
as a schizophrenic person that game is a masterpiece accuracy is unreal
Don’t listen to the voices in your head
The voices are coming from your walls. You need to tear down your walls to make them quiet
I’m not schizophrenic, but I have bpd which causes psychosis when I’m stressed. It was uncomfortable how accurate it was
Yo the sound in this game is amazing and with headphones its almost a completely different game, so good
It was so good! I almost had to take my headphones off. I have never gotten chills from a game or a move like this.
This game is the best representations of mental illness in any medium. I'm happy to say this is a game I always make sure to have downloaded.
As if you're something special?
@@teddybroosevelt6826 what's your deal
You literally must be fighting demons 😂😂 bruh touch grass
This video is SUBLIME. I am so glad this game came out. I remember a friend used to share the development team's updates with me while it was being made and at some point I was afraid it was going to be canceled.
I'm so glad it wasn't, and that it got the recognition and acclaim it rightfully deserves.
Love this dude’s heart and videos. Always backing you Max.
Id like to point out some things: Anubis was actually a protector of the dead. He helped souls cross the challenges of the underworld of Duat until they reach the gods to be judged. Also, Thanatos was cetainly fearsome to the ancient greeks, but not meant to be challenged. They did, however, believe in attaining glory in life to the point where their memory lives on after going to Hades.
but he was still probably feared more than lets say zeus
@@zobistone I doubt it... Like, Thanatos is death, but Zeus is the one who burns you to death with lightning...
@@zobistone Valravn wasnt a god either
I think the point Max makes is that the way a culture perceives one godly figure shapes the way the culture behaves regarding the feeling or pulsion the god represends.
so possibly Norsemen were afraid of death and made those gruesome sacrifices in order to appease their god, and their fears.
Christians fear Satan so they behave well to avoid being cast to Hell, etc.
Just finished this game today, fantastic game and a fantastic representation of her psychosis. So glad that they played it serious
This understanding of ones’ self is the very thing people require in order to make the world a better place. It is so very rare to find someone who understands what some call occult knowledge.
Agreed. It is unfortunate that too many people are incapable of introspection and self-reflection.
Amazing work as always, cant wait for the next one!
The ultimate message of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is how to learn to be strong enough to, simply put, accept and deal with the things we go through in life (in the game's case, the psychosis and grief Senua is afflicted with) in the best way possible in order to overcome our inner demons surrounding those things and to make life more bearable for ourselves. The game also did pretty much a great job of tackling loss and attachments, and how such attachments to someone or something (whether towards something in real life or in fiction), and the lengths we'll go to satisfy that, can be needlessly burdensome and pointlessly self-destructive (if not mutually destructive).
It all culminated in HB:SS's final battle, that the only way to overcome it, is to stop and let go of the pointless struggles. That trying to keep holding on and keep shouting it loud will only torment ourselves more.
Only by convincing ourselves to be strong enough to understand and come to terms with this tragic reality, that we can be free and move on to something more worthwhile.
It's pretty much the approach that I put to practice when I got to play Nier: Automata, as I've brought up in your video on said game, quote:
I also learned to look at Ending E in the mindset of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice's finale and ending. Yes, HB:SS's ending at a glance is certainly antithetical to what N:A's Ending E stood for, but that's *the* point. Instead of trying to keep on deluding ourselves till the very end by fighting the game, etc., the _better_ path would be to simply come to terms with it, admit defeat, let go of the characters (who have already done so, especially 9S in Ending D), move on, and be strong enough to live with the fully bitter reality check of N:A *(I skipped Ending E after earning C and D and manually deleted my save afterwards).* [...] Only by letting go of the meaningless (at least towards something fictitious as a video game), we can finally free ourselves from that burden, and be free into doing something more meaningful elsewhere in life. /unquote
PS: It's also that same approach we can only take in response to your question in your N:A video, "are we doomed?", when confronted with that game's ultimate existentialist message (because we _already_ are).
I didnt need to read all of this to guess you haven't involuntary experienced psychosis yourself
@@alwayswatching93 does it matter? Everyone can take a message out of this game. If this is a form of acceptance for the topic starter then that's great. If the game can make you understand and sympathize with mental illness that's great too. If you just enjoyed the visuals, also fine. Judging about people you don't know is useless. It doesn't help. Not you nort the other.
I read about a university professor with esquizo. she fought 20 years against the disease and even treatment, because of colateral effects, just when she accepted that she had a mental illness she was free(she still has the disease just deals better and also went head own with treatment).
@@Thomas-cr2pt ita not a negative jugedment that took place, not experiencing it is a good thing! It's having deduced they most likely don't have to deal with it as they are applying a /rational/ way of handling a reality submerged in psychosis. And even if someone is capable of rationalizing it, it doesn't mean that those revelations can stop psychotic experiences from happening.
This in my top 5 games of all time, up there with MGS3 and Dark Souls. It's severely underrated in my opinion. Is anyone else completely stoked about Hellblade 2?
Gross, this game is so good, it's in my top 3 behind Metro Last Light and my Fav game Prey
@Jermaine Foster My God, Prey is absolutely phenomenal. Another of top 5 and also totally underrated imo.
@@grosstoastie1216 Prey it is severely underrated and the gaming community agrees, one of the most interesting and fun games ever, it makes you think while your creative juices flow.
Magnificent and very enriching work! Thank You Max!
10:27 This quote, I cant remember when it happened during the game but it really stuck with me.
Out of the hundreds, (possibly thousands) of games I have played over my life time, very few effect you personally..... This is one of them
wow, just wow. Please keep making videos like this forever.
I just found this video I requested max to do a video on hellblade senua's sacrifice because I couldn't find it when I typed in max derrat hellblade so RUclips must be hiding certain videos I guess anyways I love the video thank you max
Bruh, I've never been so hyped for a video. That ending when you mentioned silent hill, its like the ending for pt
The best Channel of RUclips. Please continue This amazing work you do in your Channel.
You’re the best max! Much love m8!
Video games have always been an escape for so many individuals around the world, and yet it is so sad and upsetting that a combination of mass shootings and politics might take them away from us, I would hate to live in a world like that, and seeing that the basis of this video is Hellblade and the psychological experience the main protagonist has to endure really feels like a coincidence at this time.
I say that because the problem with our country now is people fearing everything around them and many just being afraid of the things they hear about on the news and social media and their worst fears from those stories get projected onto their daily lives and they become erratic and paranoid, and the mass shooters are definitely regular people who have lost their inner battle with their own ID/Darkness and became evil monsters that put fear in the entire country, where everyone that lives here in America is afraid to go out and do anything because of these lost individuals who become mass shooters.
At times life imitates art and vice versa, it’s really a crazy and sad time to be alive in America and it’s because everyone is at war with not only each other, but themselves.
Be safe out there everyone, you too Max.
Oh snap! Hellblade analysis? As someone who lives with schizophrenia this was one of my favorite games of all time. It's at that level of "So accurate it's scary"
This is amazing. i can't believe I don't remember hearing about this game sooner, I have to check this out. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this game and its discussion of mental health, psychology and mythology, Mr. Derrat.
I never played hellblade before; didn't know a single thing about it, but ofc, i had to click on the video in my feed because your videos, no matter what they're about, are simply amazing.
I could have watched another hour of this.
Owned this game for five years and just sat down and finished it from the start. Seriously my new favorite experience. I cannot express how much this game touched me. Just incredible.
Brilliant breakdown of a brilliant game. I can hear you've read Jung 😉
Hellblade was an unexpected joy to play. Very powerful storytelling and very relatable to people that understand or suffer mental illness.
But this begs the question what is mentally healthy?
This video spoke to me... Thank you for that. I subbed.
The silent hill music kicking in at the end gave me goose bumps
Just finished this game for my Let's Play series and LOVED the ending. So introspective and I love the care and detail that went into it. For an indie game this game is PHENOMENAL in terms of atmosphere, visuals, and sound design. So well done! I get the criticism of the puzzles and slow-pacing, but they all tie thematically to the game, so I give it a pass. TOTALLY get why this game received so much critical acclaim.
So deep man. Wonderful description 👍
I have been through depression and watching this I could relate, how it felt. But honestly, this franchise is even more depressing, since we see the personified version of psychosis and depression. Instead I like Batman and Kratos(2018), as they have guided me to be focused and strong. And the only way I donot fall into that abyss again is by pre occupying my mind with something very ambitious in real life, like all INTJ, I have capability to be very creative, but I just need to let go of the past. And I always think of one more possible situation that might push me into depression again, the death of my parents. And I think I am mentally prepared for it.
Great video man really appreciate it
0:16 damn it Max I wanted to sleep after this video...
Amazing content. you're doing an mazing job spreading awareness. thank you
This was one of the few games in which, upon picking it up & starting, I couldn’t stop until I finished it. All of my free time for two or three days were 100% devoted to Senua & her sacrifice. This rarely happens to me. Recently, Elden Ring managed to do such.
Team Ninja obviously cared a great deal about this title & I applaud them for that.
Some of the indie or AA games are better than some of this AAA garbage coming out these days...
Video starts at 2:00
Just bought this game in a steam sale and finished it. I know it's a bit old, but I thought it was fantastic. I wonder what direction they will take with the next game. Hopefully, she can get revenge on her father and the people who killed her man. Good job with explaining the somewhat confusing story!
8:42 Also, am I the only one who always has to put the cap back on those Gatorade bottles?
"Professor... is this all real, or is it happening inside my head?" "Of course it's happening inside your head Harry; why should that mean it's not real?"
Love your hook and narrations
I’m definitely have my sub.
Why i absolutely love this game even more besides everything, is because If Hela can have hip-dips then so can i.
It is a unique and important game. I'm glad i've played it. Also, great editing in this video.
hay after starting watching your videos starting from silent hill then going to the heart of darkness series I couldn't help but think back to one of my favorite movies of all time Ravenous (1999) and watch it in a new light just here to drop this recommendation and say great job love your videos
I sufferd Psychosis and I used beating this game as a monument to beating my own psychosis episode can't wait for Hellblade 2
Well said..... good job they have explained about the representation on mental illness through the gaming....must watch this sort of video to understand ....what it means ....
wow! great vid very moving
as someone who had a phase of psychosis this game is nutso, i conquered it though, i'm off medication, i have no delusions... god help all those who are still struggling with it... and let other people understand those who are suffering from it better
Excellent analysis. Thank you
Thank you for watching, good sir!
Beautifully narrated amazing video
You deserve Sub
Great video, I watched it twice!
Thanks for the lesson!
The great question is how to find out what was / made that shadow to recognize, confront and merge that shadow ...!?!
Glad you finally got around to this. 2017 goty right here
Todavía no puedo terminarlo, llega a perturbarme. El concepto de este juego es impecable.
"Do you remember your childhood?" Nope, only remember the trauma...
beautiful analysis
Watching this made me realize I like this game more than I remember. I like what it sets out to do and I too think it succeeds.
The gameplay was too simple and repetitive for me but that's ok. Not all games need to be deep mechanically. This experience won't be remembered for it's gameplay and I suspect the developers are fine with that.
What put me off during playing the game was the voice acting. It was too theatrical for me. This really diminished my enjoyment. It's one of the reasons I like this game when looking back at at, but not so much when playing it.
no, you liked it how you liked it. Maybe you appreciate the story more now, but the gameplay is also there and perhaps you were less impressed with what the story was infused with.
BRO MY BRAIN FUCKING HURTS
Man for First 2 minutes of the video I'm like Joey did you use thesaurus on every word
Great video!
i thought this was an old video and was looking for the 2nd part lol.
really good video tho.
ordinary men, the book you showed in the intro, is an immensely sad nd tragic study but it contains so many answers for those who wonder how 'ordinary men' can end up commiting horrible atrocities, and these weren't dyed in the wool Nazis most where around thirty upwards at the time so there morals had formed before the Nazis appeared but yet they got caught up in it, great book for shadow work and understanding the blacker parts of yourself
"Presumably the Psyche does not trouble itself about our categories of reality, and it would therefore be the better part of wisdom for us to say: everything that acts is actual. He who would fathom the psyche must not confuse it with consciousness... he must learn to see how it differs from consciousness... what we call illusion is actual for the psyche... there is nothing more stupid than the standpoint of the missionary who pronounces the gods of the 'poor heathen' to be illusions"
Carl Jung page 84 of "Modern Man In Search of a Soul" or the page before chapter 4
That batman video in the intro was spot on.
Thanks dude! :)
Good! Job! Brilliant!
Yes I was waiting for this!!! Watching now, will comment again after i watch! 😂
good job, man
Oh boy this vid is a match made in heaven
God tier vid
You know its a good game when the voices carry on irl hehe..hehe.. he....
Satan isn’t the god of death.
So glad you made a story explaination of this game. I have schizophrenia and applaud you for your awareness of mental illness. This was a great game for you to review. I am "differently wired."
This game is incredible
This game is Art and This is how it's done, playing with earphone is one of the best haunting experience ever. F*** bloober team
Neither Anubis or Satan are gods of death, one is the guardian of the entrance to the underworld and the other is the ruler of Hell. In Egyptian mythology the God of death is Osiris and in Christianity, while there is no actual god of death (as there is only holy trinity), Archangel Michael is the one who's often referred as the angel of death.
You sound like Jordan Peterson lecturing on Senua's sacrifice.
Satan isn't the god of death
No, but he is the main god of negativity in the christian mythos.
Does that mean that at the end of the game, Hela laying on the ground represents Senua overcoming her darkness/shadow?
I love her
I was really hoping for the full story to be explained so that I can recap before the next game is released. Interesting content and all, but didn't really explain the story in full.
GOTY 2017 and in my personal top 10 of all time.
What. An. Intro.
But why in the hellblade 2 trailer, there are many other warriors fighting with senua a giant. If all the warriors could see the giant, it would mean that it really exist and is not just in her mind. If giants exist in this world, there is no reason to gods exist as well.
9:14 Now i understand Persona 4 Golden
this is an excellent analysis. But I didn't get the story explaination
Max could you examine Napoleon Bonaparte. I’ve studied him and found him to be extremely inspirational and heroic not some short micromanaging dope. It would be cool if you did a character study on him and possibly Napoleon the third. I find those two to be so odd because they started at the very bottom and made it to the top through seer persistance alone and sadly fell back down.
I never had the patience to play this game so this explanation will do 😒
Satan is not a God of death in Christianity. Satan is a God of no kind and a ruler of nothing. Jesus christ rules over life and death and we as mortals were giving the keeper of death called time. Don't blaspheme Christianity, thanks.
I just wanted to know what she was really fighting or if she was just swinging at nothing in reality lol
So this is like Spec Ops the line ❤️
All i know is this game is way longer than 5 hrs
Bruh this man just quoted morpheus
Wow. Just wow 👏👏 So is Senua living in that Era? I am asking because when she's talking with Dilion it apears that he's "modern" for ex: Clothes, face, even what he talk etc.... i dunno, maybe i am just confused 🤣🤔Great, great game 👏👏 Let's hope that part 2 is good or better than this One.
So she never really went to Helheim?