📣 Come join us on our DISCORD! discord.gg/fqrM2Az28B Alright let's talk more about this - what is the best way to play games with strangers, or what advice would you give for gaming with strangers?
Be patient, some people will never be able to play at your level and some might be better. But patience is key and the experiences either good or bad, far outweigh doing it perfectly every single time.
My advice would be to recognize that people are going to have different opinions and ideas, and it's important to learn to be okay with that and treat each other civilly. That applies both to gaming with others and making friends. I have a friend who utilizes a different method of navigating than I do and I didn't realize it until one day it led to a major breakdown in communication that took us way too long to figure out. And while we use similar tactics, our overall strategies for approaching situations are sometimes vastly different. So sometimes I let him lead, and other times I take lead. And it's the same with my other friends, we have different approaches to situations and we take turns taking the lead. Also, just want to note that I love your content. I love the quality of it and the good communication you utilize. Keep up the good work!
one of the best random player team work moments I've ever had was in assassins creed unity, me and him both had no mic and were trying complete one of the highest level assassination missions with almost starter gear. We had 4 targets all in one massive mansion filled with enemy's we couldn't take on, so we were forced to stick together and utilized coordinated double assassinations. After the fourth attempt it got to a point where we would just rush in and clean half the mansion before we were caught, it really felt like we were reading each others minds.
DUDE I loved this story - just saw it pop up on my notifs and man.. that was (IS) such an incredible game, I missed out on the multiplayer aspect of it, I think they had something incredible with MP in the AC games, and making that CO-OP angle was actualy just so smart. Thanks for sharing, I got an itch to scratch now and it's ACU
Yeag.. In the end more hype building but in the end players that need to know each other do not meet... The wildlands vanilla campaign can be playes no hud with specific rules and equipment to live it as a team experience enhancing the value but there... Are no players with serious passion to do it.
@@deefactual guns disappearing, falling through the map, enemies stuck in walls so you can’t damage them but they can damage you. This game is right full of bugs and glitches. Wildlands though, none of what I just mentioned has ever happened to me in wildlands, not in my main save, my tier save, my ghost mode save or my second ghost mode that’s also in tier mode. Been playing breakpoint for 2 days and I’ve already experienced enough bugs to make me want to go back to wildlands.
It is CRIMINAL that you aren't sitting at above a Million Subscribers. I just wanted to point this out before I tell you that your video editing is incredible. This video is dope, Deef!
Aw dude, thank you so much. It's a belief I certainly don't share in myself but I'm humbled to hear from talented folk like yourself. As DJ Khaled once said, I APPRECIATE YOU 🤝❤️
This is what I needed. About 8 months ago my best friend passed away. Someone I've played all my games with for the past like 4-5 years. Since then I've avoided playing with others because it felt wrong. Thanks for this. Great video, I love your stuff. You're a content creator that chooses to do more than entertain. Thank you.
I'm so, so sorry for your loss, I can't imagine what you've gone and are still going through but I respect your courage to keep moving forward. Sending all my good energy your way mate, thank you for sharing ❤️💪
The best thing I did was learn how to play with my fiancee. I had often forgot that not everyone has spent years playing tactical type games and she was willing to try. I was hard on her at first, which I'm ashamed of (nothing sinister or nasty), I let her get comfortable, encouraged her and I couldn't ask for a better co-op buddy. Cheesy, I know, but it's genuine and it's made gaming so much more enjoyable... until I play MMOs and I hear skill spamming on her keyboard! - But don't tell her that, she's happy and I'm happy too.
Same here mate, i made my player 2 in few years of relationship. first pc for here was crap but in time i was upgrading now she has everything a high end pc has but in budget package ...and yeah now she's sometimes better than me in Call of Duty for instance. (we are slowing down from cod to other games) In Diablo 4 season 2 is the thing of the fun We played breakpoint and we have to come back to it soon. Oh and we play some Tarkov too but that is bit stressfull so we dont focus on that Good im not alone in GF made gamer fiancee Stay good both of you and don't be harsh anymore i made same mistakes as you did :_(
My gaming buddy of almost 9 years currently started as just a friend of a friend. We met in CS:GO while playing in a big lobby doing custom games. Everyone but us two got off and we could've also parted ways there, but something kept us in that lobby and we played all night. While we haven't played CS in years, we're still each other's first choice for anything multiplayer/co-op.
I'm new here, I'm struggling in my life rn, having some mental health issues, and I gotta tell you, these videos of you and Oxide are helping me, I feel like I'm with you guys, vibing and shit, I hope we see more and more videos like this, thank you Deef, keep the good work!
I'm sorry to hear that mate, and if I'm being honest, I've recently had mental health issues that led me to seek counseling. It genuinely has helped me so much. Hope you feel better in time, it takes time, but better days do come! If you'd told me that in the last year I wouldn't have believed you so hopefully that's something to think on. Appreciate the kind words and thank you for vibing with us in spirit 😊!
@@deefactualseems to be an issue finding good counselors, honestly.. most of what ppl need is a close friend. " A good friend is like an elixer of life " - wisdom of Sirach.
I honeslty wish I still had close friends to play these sorts of game with like I used to. But people (myself included) moved away and it just stopped. Makes me tear up a little tbh. This video brought back some really fond memories for me, so I genuinely appreciate it
Really touched you enjoyed the video Chap, I've gone through that as well, and it still makes me a bit sad, but I'm trying to see the bright side of finding new people to play with, and while it's a slow process, I highly recommend trying it, esp in games like DayZ, Squad, Hell Let Loose, there's plenty that can offer good moments, and plenty that make it harder. Just gotta keep the glass half full, appreciate the super thanks too ❤️!
this video was so heartwarming. gaming has helped me find some of the most important people in my life and its so cool to watch you tell stories and talk about your journey. the connections you can make with complete strangers, and the bonds you can form with the people already connected to you are invaluable. i love that youre highlighting that in this wonderful piece of art. the production value of all of your videos is incredible. you can really see all the hard work you put into these. Oxide too haha. I love your channel. i cant wait for the next one. you rock
I'm really humbled to read this, thank you for the lovely comment. Glad the message has been well received, I think we need more good feels when it comes to gaming with others, because it's bloody awesome, let's be honest!
Holy hell, the production value here was insane, everything from the radio chatter to the camera angles to the movement - it was all perfect; it’s illegal that you don’t have hundreds of thousands of subs!
Love it!!!! And regarding your question. The best way to avoid toxicity or bad experiences in online games is to be in a great mood and bring positive energy to the table. It’s not something that you get to do always, but try to stay positive as often as possible. And when those around you are ruining the vibes there is always a mute/kick button. Use it!
i am always impressed by the video and editing quality of your videos and they are HIGHLY MOTIVATING. your work is unique and you're one of those youtubers that deserve much more attention than what you're actually getting
The early xbox online days, especially on xbox 360. You had no party chat, no party within games. If you play a game online, by definition you play and speak to other people. To be honest, I miss it soo much. Talking to people from so many different countries. There's a certain kind of trust needed, which is wuit forfulling. I get this feeling back every now and then when playing games like Sea of Thieves.
Hey dude, this is an excellent piece on learning to interact with others and the importance of forging new friendships. As someone with extreme anxiety this has always been the hardest thing for me to do. Sometimes turning on the mic and trying to engage with other people will completely stress me out to the point where I am not focused on the game and having fun, but I’m focusing on what do I say, how to act, what others think etc. it’s a curse I wish I could break. I know I can, but it seems like an impossible task sometimes…great vid, and I’ll keep working on trying to meet new people and play with strangers.
what the fuck the intro has top tier quality i assumed i just found another huge gaming channel and seeing u under 50k is a war crime. Best of luck to you brother, love the energy
Two of the best online communities lately for me, where you meet with general kindlyness and everyone welcomes you warmly, even as a new player - BattleBit Remastered and Foxhole. Both games promote cooperation and demote soloing, you can achieve nothing being a lone wolf there. The tools and ingame mechanics cultivate the playerbase and I never met a stranger there, despite not being hardcore about any of these games or particularly good in them. Cheers to you guys.
I was expecting a bit more interesting substance like a video essay or something, but the brilliant editing and charming themes was very enjoyable. Actually pretty inspiring to get out there and play co-op games with strangers. Great video, cheers!
At some point it changed for me. I went from as a teenager talking to and befriending anyone I came across in a video game to now as an adult actively avoiding contact in games and only playing with people I know irl. I can't really say where it happened, I used to be so outgoing online and back then I valued my relationships online more than the ones I had in real life. It might be that as I met people in the real world I didn't really need that interaction virtually so I kind of stopped seeking it.
I will never understand why you dont have millions of subs these videos are so entertaining, well made, engaging, and the dynamic between you and oxide is always awesome to see. Keep up the great work as always
Stuimbled randomly across this gem. This felt like a really nice short movie. The chemistry between you too is amazing and wholesome. I want to point out that this is the first time I watched something about GR Breakpoint. Gonna look forward to the future, i added a subscription for sure.
I had this video on in the background, and I initially thought this was coms coming from the game, like a cutscene. Really well done mate. Subscribed 👍
Got incredibly good vibes watching this. Best gotta-watch-a-video-while-eating ive had in a long time. Pure gold. Playing with strangers creates the most unique and fun encounters. For me, playing solo - especially in DayZ, allows me to meet so many interesting people from all over the world. Made great memories and friendships this way. Thanks for the video!
This title is just what ive experienced with Journey back on ps3 era, such an incredible experience to meet some random without speaking a word and going on a "journey" together, the music, ambiance, graphics, were all too advanced for its era in its way of giving the feeling of strandiness and loneliness and joy at the same time that no other game made me experience before, even if by yourself, that game still gives me that feeling of inner peace, and playing together with an stranger is a totally different experience from being alone, so give it a try to it and Sky.
This video makes me so nostalgic for my old Ghost Recon Wildlands group. I'm walking a new friend through Wildlands now and he's already committed to playing Breakpoint once we're done, but our banter doesn't cross this same "humorous professionalism" this video does. Thank you for sharing.
Man with my time playing breakpoint, no one used mics but just being able to verbally communicate is alsina great experience. Ive played with some hardcore dudes and it let me become a helluva player. Especially for new players at the game.
Thank you dude, I know I always say it when you land the epic advice on my lap, but it makes all the difference. You see things I can't! Love you bb 😘 x
Everything about this video is great - from the voice mods, to the banter, to the message, to the cinematic portrayal, all around great vid- thats a follow
This is super cool, shark base is a pretty complex op as far as breakpoint's bases go, I really enjoyed the 2 of you clearing it as quickly as you did.
Thank you! Yeah we had a blast doing this one, I love following the mission chains because you kinda get a campaign laid out for you without having to do much, plus I 100% never have played this mission before, the submarine reaction was real 😅
I met a group of guys when I used to play warface. 6 years later we are all still good buds and hang out in discord 4 or 5 times a week. Mil sim, e-sports, you name it, we do it. Definitely something that can be taken for granted if you don't realize how special it is.
Great vid man, I know some of my best experiences from games came from strangers. Booting into a BO1 zombies game and finding new people was so much fun back in the day.
Right? I feel many are afraid of getting their head melted which I totally get, but I think both worlds are good, playing alone because you can't be arsed with the risk of being frustrated by others is understandable but not a good reason to solo it up for life
DEEF, you put out some of the absolute best gameplay videos on the internet, in my honest opinion. I always look forward to watching them. In this case, the discussion points, and your advice in regard to them, are just as brilliant as the video itself. Thanks so much for taking the time to create the content.
This is the best depiction of what multi-player feels like I searched and a watched alot just to understand this feeling too because I didn't grow up during the early days of gaming with random people online Please Mr, make more videos like this
Deef bro, I love your vids. They be helping me in a phase where I'm burnt out asf and I'm having trouble finding people so thank you for re-igniting my love for gaming, especially Breakpoint.
Great advice, Deef. Games come to life when more of the characters are real people. It can be daunting when you take that plunge to play with others, but you're in control so you dont need to worry. Also Ghost Recon is the BEST onlne community. You will get help, support, advice and make friends. I play with some people I've played with for 20 years and others I've known a week. Anyone who enjoys Ghost Recon won't regret playing with others who enjoy it. Yeah, you might meet some idiots, but ignore them - it's like life, you'll meet those you gel with if you let yourself find them.
Just wanted to say. This is one of the best videos I have seen in awhile, and this is a topic that needs to be talked about more. As someone who has a hard time getting online at the same time as friends I use to play with because of schedule changes and other life events. I have a hard time trying to find other people that I vibe well with to play games with.
DEEF, you're an absolute legend, and the advice given in this video is absolutely incredible and great for both in game and in life, so thank you and looking forward to the next vod drop 🤙🏻
Stumbled across your video and loved it. The editing and comms were very cool and pleasing. As for gaming with others, it isn't always easy especially after being burned by so many. I've been solo for years and continue to play as a lone wolf. Maybe one day I will join others but only when it comes naturally and it doesn't feel forced. Again, great job on the video DEEF!
I think I share the same opinion with others saying that I usually don't chat with strangers over mic in games. But the way you formatted your message was really convincing so maybe ill give it shot my next run. Great video dude!
I think one of the best examples of working with strangers come in a few games to mind. 1. ECO, the game basically simulates a society, each person picks a specific role at the start of the game which they keep right up until the end and everything has a purpose for something, chef, farmer, hunter, butcher, stonemason, metal worker etc. Each rely on each other to get their retrospective jobs done and the players create their own economy and you're a part of it. 2. Foxhole, is an isometric war simulation and is incredibly cool, its hard to get into and you will die a lot but the players you meet are cool, you could be part of a 5 man group who set out on their own mission to sabotage the logistics trucks coming from the enemy (also run by players btw) or you can follow 100 players into an all out frontal war that lasts 40 hours straight, its insane.
Me and my best friend / soulmate have been gaming all childhood, we are a smooth machine. In games almost one person with 4 arms legs and 2 brains. One big factor why I still game in my mid twenties is because of him and some close other friends being this tight nit team. The more you play with people the more intune it all becomes. I can look at enemies, and watch them get killed before even pulling the trigger because they had the exact same thought "thats a high priority target, he has to go" Ill see a group of enemies and think "that needs a grenade" and just by that I see a grenade fly over my head tossed by my mates that had the same thought. Splintercell group executions will happen without it being discussed. Its pure bliss. I now many people would love this and it truly makes gaming for me. But really you can have that with anyone. Ive made many unique experiences wih thousands of people online. Just be friendly and cover their 6. With time you will become 1 unstoppable force of weirdos. It will be a lot of fun. Just dont expect it to last. Or go further. Let it develop naturally. In war we all are a family. I dont need to know you to save your ass. I will come and get you out of hell because im roleplaying medics in hell let loose, god dammit! And just like in war you might fly off with another chopper, log off and be gone forever, but its about the experience and the cherishable memories.
The best is when you dont communicate tactics because the machine is so well oiled everyone just does what is needed to cover each gap and talking is mostly about everything else, or silence depending on the setting ofc. So for example in breakpoint, someone has oversight on a camp, you check your map crouched near a tree, your drone friend scans the entire base from the sky, then moves on your left as perimeter oversight, you start inflitration, your 6 is covered by your cs go sniper friend prone 200m to your 3 position with a 50 cal in the bushes, callouts come if something exceeds each persons ability, if its stealth, the drone guy might call out approaching helicopters, he wouldnt mention it in loud and you wouldnt need to worry because hes already shouting them down. The tank in base wont be an issue either because when you acquired the high value asset and shit hit the fan the drone guy already prepped the vehicles with c4 and is clossing in as support with a shotgun, and the sniper uses you two as bait to shoot incoming enemies in the back. To extract your drone guy nukes the base, you drive hostage in the back and the sniper jumps in the trunk. Time to head back to the biovac...
I’ve been a solo player for much of my gaming time because I’m an introvert and I just don’t trust people but quite a long time ago like 6 months ago I met a person in cod who was a solo player just as I was and we just clicked and we played many games together including breaking point (me being over watch much of the time)and I think it’s been a valuable lesson for my life to be able to play with others. Btw I know this is a over used comment (as it should be) but your content is underrated and I hope you get to 1 million within 2024 🎉
this is what i needed to hear. i needed the push to move on. my friends and I dnt share the same hobbies and interest. this put it to light that I should go out and make friends within the same hobbies and interest
I have about two people I game it with, but alot of the time I do go about it alone and i play with randoms, its hilarious at times and ive found it refreshing lol
What a damn powerful intro to a video. Earned a sub from me before even watching the rest of the video. Especially as a previously very sociable person who withdrew after becoming a disabled person: this topic means a lot to me.
You're videos always impresses me, you're videos are different from others, you're videos are like movies. The videos always keep my attention, and my adhd loves it so i watched alot of your videos now, keep going never give up you will become a huge youtuber one day. 😊
So well put together, I’m not very into milsim much but this had my attention the whole way with your mix of banter and concentration on the game. Can’t say I’d watch this type of video everyday but I’m definitely subscribing for more
I think i needed this, thinking back i used to be very good at reaching out and trying to get people i meet online to play something with. I think i got too comfortable with my circle of friends. Me and my friends dont always play the same thing, but because of that there feels like there is a lingering loneliness sometimes. I have tried to reach to random ppls i would meet on online games, and i would run away, i think the fear of rejection started getting into my head and i stopped trying to meet other gamers online. I just stayed with my circle of friends. I have it in my head, always telling myself, do this, play this, interact with other new ppls, but fear always keeps me from doing it. I guess i fear that i might not be accepted, like how my current friends accepts me. I used to be completely fine playing games on my own online, now it just feels so different. I can go on, but ill stop here. thank you, this did help spark something in me, the thought of playing something and interacting with someone new is always in my head, but i guess the fear of rejection kinda keeps me away from trying. ill try a bit harder once again. Thank you.
I have some friends who refuse to play with anyone who isn't in our little group. I get it, some of them have had bad experiences and don't want to deal with the toxicity. One doesn't want to deal with it if the people on the other end found out she's a girl. There are so many things that are just so much easier and often more fun with other people. I've personally met some cool people; granted, I haven't met anyone that I felt like I clicked with beyond whatever we happened to be doing. I've also played with some seriously toxic people that I just ignore once they get that way, and I block them at the earliest opportunity.
Great video. The radio effects made it feel more like a movie trying to show the conversations in between the action between soldiers during war. Really cinematic, loved every second of it.
Whole heartedly agree with you. I met a random Australian guy whilst playing Splintercell: Blacklist co-op We became great friends & 100% the game with ghost grade, not killing anyone & not getting detected. Was such a fun & memorable playthrough. Had a similar experience with some randoms in Ghost Recon: Wildlands
Aw yes I love this! Honestly that sounds legit amazing. I'm glad you've found people to enjoy the time gaming with more than once, will give others hope - it's not all doom & gloom out there!
There's nothing like finding that one person who understands you and bounces off of you like you do them. It's hard, but there is a gaming pal for everyone. I've had one from Japan (miss you, Katori), one from England and many from the US. And while I haven't met most of them in person, I know I'll always have a good time when they get on. Just remember that people change as time goes on. Some people get too busy, some people fall in the usual pits of life, and some people just become a different person. And that's okay, because you'll change as well. If you have trouble finding one, don't worry. Not all of us are social butterflies. I'm sure as hell not. Just be you and you'll find that person.
Watching you guys play this game in contrast to what critics say about it solidifies the concept that a game is what you make it. And you guys make it look really cool and fun.
I can't believe it. You're making me install this game again. Man, it's been a long while. Might even try to play with other people. You just got a sub with the very first video I watched of you. Awesome vid.
Every time i've tried to group with a team it's been a horrible experience... finding good players (who actually want to play) is a b$%ch! (miss playing with my OG team mates...SO much like you and Oxide) Keep up the excellent work, guys!
I remember the first time i played journey, i got a player who was with me all the run, always together, helping each other. The mountain part was one of the most beautiful moments in gaming i experienced in all of my life. We were always holding hands, fighting with the wind, if one was getting behind, the other waited. I miss you random person, you gave me one of the most special moments in my life, i never felt so connected before. ❤
I met with this guy playing Siege about 6 years ago, and he was just the guy to play siege with at first. Then, as time passed, we started playing other games and learning more about each other's personal lives. Years passed and I think during and after 3rd year of our friendship we kind of stopped gaming, but the friendship is still here. We got to meet in person last summer in Berlin and Warsaw, spending a quality time together. I can easily say he has been one of the most influential figures in my life, and will continue to be so for a life time.
Hey my brothers, as always, high quality content and please bring more gameplays like this, forming a Squad with the people who play Breakpoint and have a RUclips channel. I think the edition would be really cool. GOD bless brothers, I'm a fan of your content and I hope one day that my videos have this impeccable quality. 🥰
I enjoyed this bit. It's the reason I got the game for myself and I rather enjoyed it so far. However, that's not what I'm trying to tell here. I like the message. While strangers are always hard to get used to, interacting with them certainly emphasizes something that should be valued highly in our society. We need to try new things out, even if they're scary, unpleasant or disappointing. It's how we grow. By actively challenging yourself to try out meeting new people or doing new things, we will encounter situations which aren't to our liking. But if we go beyond that, if we keep looking, after we were confronted with these unpleasantries, we can experience moments that make these disappointing interactions worthwhile. May it be a new friend, a new hobby, or something else entirely. I think this video did it's job well conveying these values and I wanted to mention that. Chapeau
the story telling here, the editing, its everything. Reminds me of some of the first ever videogame RUclips channels i watched, FrankieonPCin1080p comes to mind. Thanks for this video, i needed it.
Brilliant video! I hadn't considered playing with strangers, but in this light I might just have to try! Also, loved the mission and co-op gameplay, very well done all around
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📣 Come join us on our DISCORD! discord.gg/fqrM2Az28B Alright let's talk more about this - what is the best way to play games with strangers, or what advice would you give for gaming with strangers?
to be open for immersion and roleplaying with another person in a game and to not be afraid of being judged for it all the time - imo ;)
@@eirav4777dang I was gonna say that 😂 but I agree
Idk the hardest one for me personally ion like people them selfs so much so
Be patient, some people will never be able to play at your level and some might be better. But patience is key and the experiences either good or bad, far outweigh doing it perfectly every single time.
My advice would be to recognize that people are going to have different opinions and ideas, and it's important to learn to be okay with that and treat each other civilly. That applies both to gaming with others and making friends. I have a friend who utilizes a different method of navigating than I do and I didn't realize it until one day it led to a major breakdown in communication that took us way too long to figure out. And while we use similar tactics, our overall strategies for approaching situations are sometimes vastly different. So sometimes I let him lead, and other times I take lead. And it's the same with my other friends, we have different approaches to situations and we take turns taking the lead.
Also, just want to note that I love your content. I love the quality of it and the good communication you utilize. Keep up the good work!
one of the best random player team work moments I've ever had was in assassins creed unity, me and him both had no mic and were trying complete one of the highest level assassination missions with almost starter gear. We had 4 targets all in one massive mansion filled with enemy's we couldn't take on, so we were forced to stick together and utilized coordinated double assassinations. After the fourth attempt it got to a point where we would just rush in and clean half the mansion before we were caught, it really felt like we were reading each others minds.
DUDE I loved this story - just saw it pop up on my notifs and man.. that was (IS) such an incredible game, I missed out on the multiplayer aspect of it, I think they had something incredible with MP in the AC games, and making that CO-OP angle was actualy just so smart. Thanks for sharing, I got an itch to scratch now and it's ACU
@@deefactualWe need AC multiplayer to come back
i too know an Alex Adams... i wonder if you're the same one
well what did you know about the alex you are referring to? @@hris5045
It’s such an amazing feeling in games where you’re playing without a mic, but know that you and your allies are on the same wavelengths.
this guy needs to be in charge of the next gameplay trailer for the next ghost recon
Haha can I include all the bugs where our guns keep disappearing? 😆
@@deefactual🤫
Yeag.. In the end more hype building but in the end players that need to know each other do not meet...
The wildlands vanilla campaign can be playes no hud with specific rules and equipment to live it as a team experience enhancing the value but there... Are no players with serious passion to do it.
@@deefactual guns disappearing, falling through the map, enemies stuck in walls so you can’t damage them but they can damage you. This game is right full of bugs and glitches. Wildlands though, none of what I just mentioned has ever happened to me in wildlands, not in my main save, my tier save, my ghost mode save or my second ghost mode that’s also in tier mode.
Been playing breakpoint for 2 days and I’ve already experienced enough bugs to make me want to go back to wildlands.
This whole video basically is a trailer. If this exact video was used to announce a game it would go down so well.
It is CRIMINAL that you aren't sitting at above a Million Subscribers. I just wanted to point this out before I tell you that your video editing is incredible. This video is dope, Deef!
Aw dude, thank you so much. It's a belief I certainly don't share in myself but I'm humbled to hear from talented folk like yourself. As DJ Khaled once said, I APPRECIATE YOU 🤝❤️
we must put him him jail then 🙌
Good to see you here Big
This definitely awesome play for ghost recons
@@deefactual i shall help you
This is what I needed.
About 8 months ago my best friend passed away. Someone I've played all my games with for the past like 4-5 years. Since then I've avoided playing with others because it felt wrong. Thanks for this.
Great video, I love your stuff. You're a content creator that chooses to do more than entertain. Thank you.
I'm so, so sorry for your loss, I can't imagine what you've gone and are still going through but I respect your courage to keep moving forward. Sending all my good energy your way mate, thank you for sharing ❤️💪
Your friend wouldn’t mind you playing with others fam 💯
Yea i like playing with anyone, i’m on console ps4
God bless you and I hope you find peace
Seeing this video go from an idea to little bits and pieces to now seeing the real thing was awesome! Once again, awesome work Deef!
Appreciate you mate, you're a good one!
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Well if you approve of deef I guess I’m obligated to subscribe, not that I wasn’t about to anyways lol
The best thing I did was learn how to play with my fiancee. I had often forgot that not everyone has spent years playing tactical type games and she was willing to try. I was hard on her at first, which I'm ashamed of (nothing sinister or nasty), I let her get comfortable, encouraged her and I couldn't ask for a better co-op buddy.
Cheesy, I know, but it's genuine and it's made gaming so much more enjoyable... until I play MMOs and I hear skill spamming on her keyboard! - But don't tell her that, she's happy and I'm happy too.
I love that! My partner will not play Co-op games with me 😅 we should maybe not have started with Overcooked TBF...
@@deefactual Overcooked... yeah that one was pretty damn chaotic for us too. 😂 There's still nightmares that linger years later.
Same here mate, i made my player 2 in few years of relationship. first pc for here was crap but in time i was upgrading now she has everything a high end pc has but in budget package ...and yeah now she's sometimes better than me in Call of Duty for instance. (we are slowing down from cod to other games)
In Diablo 4 season 2 is the thing of the fun
We played breakpoint and we have to come back to it soon.
Oh and we play some Tarkov too but that is bit stressfull so we dont focus on that
Good im not alone in GF made gamer fiancee
Stay good both of you and don't be harsh anymore i made same mistakes as you did :_(
Nothing cheesy about having a good time doing things with your SO mate. Rock on!
So cute! 😊
You guys' chemistry is so awesome and refreshing. It almost sounds like scripted dialogue by a master screenwriter. Take my sub. 😁👍
@@dylancounte1448no it is not, it is illegal to make an ad without saying it is, no way in hell a 50,000 sub RUclipsr would risk being sued
@@BlehhhXPlol first of all it’s not illegal lmao. Second of all this is a damn good ad for the game and makes me and many others wanna play
It is actually illegal, advertisements must be disclosed in the EU (and other European countries)@@kennypowers1945
the dialogue between these two operators- the characters are so infatuated with one another. The love is so thinly veiled. It’s really sweet.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who saw that lol
My gaming buddy of almost 9 years currently started as just a friend of a friend. We met in CS:GO while playing in a big lobby doing custom games. Everyone but us two got off and we could've also parted ways there, but something kept us in that lobby and we played all night. While we haven't played CS in years, we're still each other's first choice for anything multiplayer/co-op.
Aw man, that's so heartwarming. I'm glad you've a go to mate for gaming, it's so valuable, hold onto it!
I'm new here, I'm struggling in my life rn, having some mental health issues, and I gotta tell you, these videos of you and Oxide are helping me, I feel like I'm with you guys, vibing and shit, I hope we see more and more videos like this, thank you Deef, keep the good work!
I'm sorry to hear that mate, and if I'm being honest, I've recently had mental health issues that led me to seek counseling. It genuinely has helped me so much. Hope you feel better in time, it takes time, but better days do come! If you'd told me that in the last year I wouldn't have believed you so hopefully that's something to think on. Appreciate the kind words and thank you for vibing with us in spirit 😊!
@@deefactualseems to be an issue finding good counselors, honestly.. most of what ppl need is a close friend. " A good friend is like an elixer of life " - wisdom of Sirach.
I honeslty wish I still had close friends to play these sorts of game with like I used to. But people (myself included) moved away and it just stopped. Makes me tear up a little tbh. This video brought back some really fond memories for me, so I genuinely appreciate it
Really touched you enjoyed the video Chap, I've gone through that as well, and it still makes me a bit sad, but I'm trying to see the bright side of finding new people to play with, and while it's a slow process, I highly recommend trying it, esp in games like DayZ, Squad, Hell Let Loose, there's plenty that can offer good moments, and plenty that make it harder. Just gotta keep the glass half full, appreciate the super thanks too ❤️!
this video was so heartwarming. gaming has helped me find some of the most important people in my life and its so cool to watch you tell stories and talk about your journey. the connections you can make with complete strangers, and the bonds you can form with the people already connected to you are invaluable. i love that youre highlighting that in this wonderful piece of art. the production value of all of your videos is incredible. you can really see all the hard work you put into these. Oxide too haha. I love your channel. i cant wait for the next one. you rock
I'm really humbled to read this, thank you for the lovely comment. Glad the message has been well received, I think we need more good feels when it comes to gaming with others, because it's bloody awesome, let's be honest!
Holy hell, the production value here was insane, everything from the radio chatter to the camera angles to the movement - it was all perfect; it’s illegal that you don’t have hundreds of thousands of subs!
Mom was wrong about talking to strangers on the internet.
These people seem pretty cool!
Love it!!!! And regarding your question. The best way to avoid toxicity or bad experiences in online games is to be in a great mood and bring positive energy to the table. It’s not something that you get to do always, but try to stay positive as often as possible. And when those around you are ruining the vibes there is always a mute/kick button. Use it!
Thank you, and well said! Couldn't have put it better! 🤝
i am always impressed by the video and editing quality of your videos and they are HIGHLY MOTIVATING. your work is unique and you're one of those youtubers that deserve much more attention than what you're actually getting
Thank you for the kind words, I'm grateful for the attention I've gotten thusfar haha it keeps me energised! Onwards and upwards!
The early xbox online days, especially on xbox 360. You had no party chat, no party within games. If you play a game online, by definition you play and speak to other people.
To be honest, I miss it soo much. Talking to people from so many different countries. There's a certain kind of trust needed, which is wuit forfulling.
I get this feeling back every now and then when playing games like Sea of Thieves.
Hey dude, this is an excellent piece on learning to interact with others and the importance of forging new friendships. As someone with extreme anxiety this has always been the hardest thing for me to do. Sometimes turning on the mic and trying to engage with other people will completely stress me out to the point where I am not focused on the game and having fun, but I’m focusing on what do I say, how to act, what others think etc. it’s a curse I wish I could break. I know I can, but it seems like an impossible task sometimes…great vid, and I’ll keep working on trying to meet new people and play with strangers.
Spihk Heartbust internet friends ppl in store shorts was purchased that Bozeman Hotmail Recipient retrieved from falcon server locker!!!!
what the fuck the intro has top tier quality i assumed i just found another huge gaming channel and seeing u under 50k is a war crime. Best of luck to you brother, love the energy
Two of the best online communities lately for me, where you meet with general kindlyness and everyone welcomes you warmly, even as a new player - BattleBit Remastered and Foxhole. Both games promote cooperation and demote soloing, you can achieve nothing being a lone wolf there. The tools and ingame mechanics cultivate the playerbase and I never met a stranger there, despite not being hardcore about any of these games or particularly good in them. Cheers to you guys.
I was expecting a bit more interesting substance like a video essay or something, but the brilliant editing and charming themes was very enjoyable. Actually pretty inspiring to get out there and play co-op games with strangers. Great video, cheers!
At some point it changed for me. I went from as a teenager talking to and befriending anyone I came across in a video game to now as an adult actively avoiding contact in games and only playing with people I know irl. I can't really say where it happened, I used to be so outgoing online and back then I valued my relationships online more than the ones I had in real life. It might be that as I met people in the real world I didn't really need that interaction virtually so I kind of stopped seeking it.
I will never understand why you dont have millions of subs these videos are so entertaining, well made, engaging, and the dynamic between you and oxide is always awesome to see. Keep up the great work as always
Aw thank you mate, I will keep at it!
“True fans over bots”
I could watch hours of y'alls gameplay like this.
That did not feel like it was only 16 minutes, I was hooked.
Stuimbled randomly across this gem. This felt like a really nice short movie. The chemistry between you too is amazing and wholesome. I want to point out that this is the first time I watched something about GR Breakpoint. Gonna look forward to the future, i added a subscription for sure.
I had this video on in the background, and I initially thought this was coms coming from the game, like a cutscene. Really well done mate. Subscribed 👍
I always remember Watch Dogs 2 coop, it was cool, none of us couldn't say a word to eachother, but we always understood our plan
Got incredibly good vibes watching this. Best gotta-watch-a-video-while-eating ive had in a long time. Pure gold. Playing with strangers creates the most unique and fun encounters. For me, playing solo - especially in DayZ, allows me to meet so many interesting people from all over the world. Made great memories and friendships this way. Thanks for the video!
This title is just what ive experienced with Journey back on ps3 era, such an incredible experience to meet some random without speaking a word and going on a "journey" together, the music, ambiance, graphics, were all too advanced for its era in its way of giving the feeling of strandiness and loneliness and joy at the same time that no other game made me experience before, even if by yourself, that game still gives me that feeling of inner peace, and playing together with an stranger is a totally different experience from being alone, so give it a try to it and Sky.
This video makes me so nostalgic for my old Ghost Recon Wildlands group. I'm walking a new friend through Wildlands now and he's already committed to playing Breakpoint once we're done, but our banter doesn't cross this same "humorous professionalism" this video does. Thank you for sharing.
Finally again something with this amazing duo. Just love those type of videos. Watched the others so many times
Aw thanks mate, appreciate the support!
I subbed. The quality of this video is unbelievably good❤
Man I love people that put so much effort into editing and cinematography keep up the good work this is the kind of content I want
Just seen your video on my reccomended and I'm happy i clicked on the video. Keep up the amazing content
As a former member of the us military and avid mil-sim gameplay enjoyer, I wish I had team mates like you two to play with.
I never deployed however I like playing a few mil-sims too. I’m on ps5 if you’re down to play division 2, breakpoint, or wildlands
Man with my time playing breakpoint, no one used mics but just being able to verbally communicate is alsina great experience. Ive played with some hardcore dudes and it let me become a helluva player. Especially for new players at the game.
Sometimes surrounding yourself with better players helps you level up your own skills faster, I love that!
Like I said before, such a banger and masterpiece of a video. The story, music, and edit - a DEEF classic!
Thank you dude, I know I always say it when you land the epic advice on my lap, but it makes all the difference. You see things I can't! Love you bb 😘 x
@DEEF your editing or I would call it a package of intense storytelling is killer Love your work as well as @CusterPlays
Thank you so much mate!
Everything about this video is great - from the voice mods, to the banter, to the message, to the cinematic portrayal, all around great vid- thats a follow
This is super cool, shark base is a pretty complex op as far as breakpoint's bases go, I really enjoyed the 2 of you clearing it as quickly as you did.
Thank you! Yeah we had a blast doing this one, I love following the mission chains because you kinda get a campaign laid out for you without having to do much, plus I 100% never have played this mission before, the submarine reaction was real 😅
I met a group of guys when I used to play warface. 6 years later we are all still good buds and hang out in discord 4 or 5 times a week. Mil sim, e-sports, you name it, we do it. Definitely something that can be taken for granted if you don't realize how special it is.
I stumbled on this video by accident, and loved every second of it. What an amazing editor you are sir. Immediately subscribed. Keep them coming!
Just Bought GBR. Glad I found your YT channel and God damn your editing and content is the best there is!
The cinematics and editing in this video are hilarious because it's literally that good. Keep up the good work!
Great vid man, I know some of my best experiences from games came from strangers. Booting into a BO1 zombies game and finding new people was so much fun back in the day.
Right? I feel many are afraid of getting their head melted which I totally get, but I think both worlds are good, playing alone because you can't be arsed with the risk of being frustrated by others is understandable but not a good reason to solo it up for life
DEEF, you put out some of the absolute best gameplay videos on the internet, in my honest opinion. I always look forward to watching them. In this case, the discussion points, and your advice in regard to them, are just as brilliant as the video itself. Thanks so much for taking the time to create the content.
Aw cheers icon, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on it - that makes it all so so worth it 🤝
This is the best depiction of what multi-player feels like I searched and a watched alot just to understand this feeling too because I didn't grow up during the early days of gaming with random people online
Please Mr, make more videos like this
Fun fact : you guy's are so professional I thought it was a movie untill I looked it up and I'm still skeptical
Deef bro, I love your vids. They be helping me in a phase where I'm burnt out asf and I'm having trouble finding people so thank you for re-igniting my love for gaming, especially Breakpoint.
Sorry to hear you're going through what I've been in (burnout is awful, but it DOES pass), just lean on the good stuff, you'll be alright mate.
Great advice, Deef. Games come to life when more of the characters are real people. It can be daunting when you take that plunge to play with others, but you're in control so you dont need to worry. Also Ghost Recon is the BEST onlne community. You will get help, support, advice and make friends. I play with some people I've played with for 20 years and others I've known a week.
Anyone who enjoys Ghost Recon won't regret playing with others who enjoy it. Yeah, you might meet some idiots, but ignore them - it's like life, you'll meet those you gel with if you let yourself find them.
Perfectly said, everybody listen to this wise human 🤝❤️
This Video inspired me to play Phasmophobia with 3 randoms and I had a blast. Thanks❤
Just wanted to say. This is one of the best videos I have seen in awhile, and this is a topic that needs to be talked about more. As someone who has a hard time getting online at the same time as friends I use to play with because of schedule changes and other life events. I have a hard time trying to find other people that I vibe well with to play games with.
Always a pleasure seeing that you've uploaded mate 🤙
DEEF, you're an absolute legend, and the advice given in this video is absolutely incredible and great for both in game and in life, so thank you and looking forward to the next vod drop 🤙🏻
I think you're the legend, tbh.
The unspoken language during battle leads to great friendships.
Stumbled across your video and loved it. The editing and comms were very cool and pleasing. As for gaming with others, it isn't always easy especially after being burned by so many. I've been solo for years and continue to play as a lone wolf. Maybe one day I will join others but only when it comes naturally and it doesn't feel forced. Again, great job on the video DEEF!
Well said, and definitely relatable 👏.
I think I share the same opinion with others saying that I usually don't chat with strangers over mic in games. But the way you formatted your message was really convincing so maybe ill give it shot my next run. Great video dude!
I think one of the best examples of working with strangers come in a few games to mind.
1. ECO, the game basically simulates a society, each person picks a specific role at the start of the game which they keep right up until the end and everything has a purpose for something, chef, farmer, hunter, butcher, stonemason, metal worker etc. Each rely on each other to get their retrospective jobs done and the players create their own economy and you're a part of it.
2. Foxhole, is an isometric war simulation and is incredibly cool, its hard to get into and you will die a lot but the players you meet are cool, you could be part of a 5 man group who set out on their own mission to sabotage the logistics trucks coming from the enemy (also run by players btw) or you can follow 100 players into an all out frontal war that lasts 40 hours straight, its insane.
The back and forth is so fun, it's the first video from your channel I see and I'm definitely going to check out more
Man i can't tell how big of a fan i am of your game play and editing skills. you are just awesome
Thank you mate!
Me and my best friend / soulmate have been gaming all childhood, we are a smooth machine. In games almost one person with 4 arms legs and 2 brains.
One big factor why I still game in my mid twenties is because of him and some close other friends being this tight nit team. The more you play with people the more intune it all becomes.
I can look at enemies, and watch them get killed before even pulling the trigger because they had the exact same thought "thats a high priority target, he has to go" Ill see a group of enemies and think "that needs a grenade" and just by that I see a grenade fly over my head tossed by my mates that had the same thought. Splintercell group executions will happen without it being discussed. Its pure bliss. I now many people would love this and it truly makes gaming for me.
But really you can have that with anyone. Ive made many unique experiences wih thousands of people online. Just be friendly and cover their 6. With time you will become 1 unstoppable force of weirdos. It will be a lot of fun. Just dont expect it to last. Or go further. Let it develop naturally.
In war we all are a family. I dont need to know you to save your ass. I will come and get you out of hell because im roleplaying medics in hell let loose, god dammit! And just like in war you might fly off with another chopper, log off and be gone forever, but its about the experience and the cherishable memories.
The best is when you dont communicate tactics because the machine is so well oiled everyone just does what is needed to cover each gap and talking is mostly about everything else, or silence depending on the setting ofc.
So for example in breakpoint, someone has oversight on a camp, you check your map crouched near a tree, your drone friend scans the entire base from the sky, then moves on your left as perimeter oversight, you start inflitration, your 6 is covered by your cs go sniper friend prone 200m to your 3 position with a 50 cal in the bushes, callouts come if something exceeds each persons ability, if its stealth, the drone guy might call out approaching helicopters, he wouldnt mention it in loud and you wouldnt need to worry because hes already shouting them down.
The tank in base wont be an issue either because when you acquired the high value asset and shit hit the fan the drone guy already prepped the vehicles with c4 and is clossing in as support with a shotgun, and the sniper uses you two as bait to shoot incoming enemies in the back. To extract your drone guy nukes the base, you drive hostage in the back and the sniper jumps in the trunk. Time to head back to the biovac...
Love this, and just shows you can find that person if you leave yourself open to the possibility for long enough. Thank you for sharing mate! 🙏🏻
I’ve been a solo player for much of my gaming time because I’m an introvert and I just don’t trust people but quite a long time ago like 6 months ago I met a person in cod who was a solo player just as I was and we just clicked and we played many games together including breaking point (me being over watch much of the time)and I think it’s been a valuable lesson for my life to be able to play with others. Btw I know this is a over used comment (as it should be) but your content is underrated and I hope you get to 1 million within 2024 🎉
this is what i needed to hear. i needed the push to move on. my friends and I dnt share the same hobbies and interest. this put it to light that I should go out and make friends within the same hobbies and interest
I have about two people I game it with, but alot of the time I do go about it alone and i play with randoms, its hilarious at times and ive found it refreshing lol
JEEZZ!!!! THIS is one of the best videos ive seen in a long time! ill sub! and ill engage!
I can't believe you're only at 50k subs with the amount of effort you put into your videos! You deserve way more!
Really liked this message. Something I needed to hear. I'll share it, thank you.
A beautiful edit as always, sir. You never disappoint.
You're a beautiful man.
What a damn powerful intro to a video. Earned a sub from me before even watching the rest of the video. Especially as a previously very sociable person who withdrew after becoming a disabled person: this topic means a lot to me.
I'm a simple man, I see a new DEEF video, I watch, I like.
JPizzzzllleeeeee!
Deeeeeeeeeef
Deef i just subed because you make videos that feel like a movie that is much better and interesting keep doing great work love you man.
You're videos always impresses me, you're videos are different from others, you're videos are like movies. The videos always keep my attention, and my adhd loves it so i watched alot of your videos now, keep going never give up you will become a huge youtuber one day. 😊
So well put together, I’m not very into milsim much but this had my attention the whole way with your mix of banter and concentration on the game. Can’t say I’d watch this type of video everyday but I’m definitely subscribing for more
Oxide what did you do to poor Billy!! Amazing video bro! ❤
Wish I knew what he named the "wrestling" move honestly...
I think i needed this, thinking back i used to be very good at reaching out and trying to get people i meet online to play something with. I think i got too comfortable with my circle of friends. Me and my friends dont always play the same thing, but because of that there feels like there is a lingering loneliness sometimes. I have tried to reach to random ppls i would meet on online games, and i would run away, i think the fear of rejection started getting into my head and i stopped trying to meet other gamers online. I just stayed with my circle of friends. I have it in my head, always telling myself, do this, play this, interact with other new ppls, but fear always keeps me from doing it. I guess i fear that i might not be accepted, like how my current friends accepts me. I used to be completely fine playing games on my own online, now it just feels so different. I can go on, but ill stop here.
thank you, this did help spark something in me, the thought of playing something and interacting with someone new is always in my head, but i guess the fear of rejection kinda keeps me away from trying. ill try a bit harder once again. Thank you.
I have some friends who refuse to play with anyone who isn't in our little group. I get it, some of them have had bad experiences and don't want to deal with the toxicity. One doesn't want to deal with it if the people on the other end found out she's a girl. There are so many things that are just so much easier and often more fun with other people. I've personally met some cool people; granted, I haven't met anyone that I felt like I clicked with beyond whatever we happened to be doing. I've also played with some seriously toxic people that I just ignore once they get that way, and I block them at the earliest opportunity.
Great video. The radio effects made it feel more like a movie trying to show the conversations in between the action between soldiers during war. Really cinematic, loved every second of it.
Don’t believe what they show you in the movies.
Whole heartedly agree with you.
I met a random Australian guy whilst playing Splintercell: Blacklist co-op
We became great friends & 100% the game with ghost grade, not killing anyone & not getting detected.
Was such a fun & memorable playthrough.
Had a similar experience with some randoms in Ghost Recon: Wildlands
Aw yes I love this! Honestly that sounds legit amazing. I'm glad you've found people to enjoy the time gaming with more than once, will give others hope - it's not all doom & gloom out there!
There's nothing like finding that one person who understands you and bounces off of you like you do them. It's hard, but there is a gaming pal for everyone. I've had one from Japan (miss you, Katori), one from England and many from the US. And while I haven't met most of them in person, I know I'll always have a good time when they get on. Just remember that people change as time goes on. Some people get too busy, some people fall in the usual pits of life, and some people just become a different person. And that's okay, because you'll change as well.
If you have trouble finding one, don't worry. Not all of us are social butterflies. I'm sure as hell not. Just be you and you'll find that person.
Watching you guys play this game in contrast to what critics say about it solidifies the concept that a game is what you make it. And you guys make it look really cool and fun.
I can't believe it. You're making me install this game again. Man, it's been a long while.
Might even try to play with other people. You just got a sub with the very first video I watched of you. Awesome vid.
Do you actually play with that voice filter in-game? And if so, how do you do it? Sounds great.
Props to you man. just watching the first minute of this and it looks amazing.
Thank you for watching! I really appreciate the kind words too 😊
Amazing work as usual buddy, the Intro just blowes everything away. Keep it up 💪
Appreciate you mate, you've supported me from the getgo, thank you bruv!
Amazing video as always! Can't wait to see more! Love your content!
Every time i've tried to group with a team it's been a horrible experience... finding good players (who actually want to play) is a b$%ch! (miss playing with my OG team mates...SO much like you and Oxide) Keep up the excellent work, guys!
Want to team up?
I remember the first time i played journey, i got a player who was with me all the run, always together, helping each other. The mountain part was one of the most beautiful moments in gaming i experienced in all of my life. We were always holding hands, fighting with the wind, if one was getting behind, the other waited.
I miss you random person, you gave me one of the most special moments in my life, i never felt so connected before. ❤
Journey was a place for special connections, severely underrated by the majority of gamers, but those who know.. know.
Bruh I ONLY play with strangers ha ha. I never play with anyone I know cause I don’t like talking much
I met with this guy playing Siege about 6 years ago, and he was just the guy to play siege with at first. Then, as time passed, we started playing other games and learning more about each other's personal lives. Years passed and I think during and after 3rd year of our friendship we kind of stopped gaming, but the friendship is still here. We got to meet in person last summer in Berlin and Warsaw, spending a quality time together. I can easily say he has been one of the most influential figures in my life, and will continue to be so for a life time.
Hey my brothers, as always, high quality content and please bring more gameplays like this, forming a Squad with the people who play Breakpoint and have a RUclips channel.
I think the edition would be really cool.
GOD bless brothers, I'm a fan of your content and I hope one day that my videos have this impeccable quality. 🥰
Thank you for the kind words and support mate! 👊
🥰😘@@deefactual
That's an incredibly high quality video, the edits, musics and the subject of this video make it a very unique one
So guys, who's ready to start a new gaming friend group together?? ✌🏻
PC or Console?
@@brandonmc3249 PC :)
I enjoyed this bit. It's the reason I got the game for myself and I rather enjoyed it so far. However, that's not what I'm trying to tell here. I like the message. While strangers are always hard to get used to, interacting with them certainly emphasizes something that should be valued highly in our society. We need to try new things out, even if they're scary, unpleasant or disappointing. It's how we grow. By actively challenging yourself to try out meeting new people or doing new things, we will encounter situations which aren't to our liking. But if we go beyond that, if we keep looking, after we were confronted with these unpleasantries, we can experience moments that make these disappointing interactions worthwhile. May it be a new friend, a new hobby, or something else entirely. I think this video did it's job well conveying these values and I wanted to mention that. Chapeau
if i play games with strangers there's about a 70% chance they call me a slur so no thanks
the story telling here, the editing, its everything. Reminds me of some of the first ever videogame RUclips channels i watched, FrankieonPCin1080p comes to mind. Thanks for this video, i needed it.
LETSSS GOOOOO
AYYYYUUU!!
Love the gameplay! It's getting me back into the game once again (for the 15 millionth time), the production on these videos is really awesome!
This felt like exactly what I needed to see, thankyou
Brilliant video! I hadn't considered playing with strangers, but in this light I might just have to try! Also, loved the mission and co-op gameplay, very well done all around