Been playing this game since 2003, by far my most played MGS title and probably any game title, and i had no idea that you can slap them in the sack for a knock out! Just wow! Thanks mate! 🙂👍
So basically all it takes to knock them out without killing quickly is to stand behind them point your gun at them cancel weapon usage and in 1P view mode punch their freakin nuts to faint. WOW
Yes! I debated doing it again to get a better run of it, but I figured it's cool to show that you don't have to be perfect to beat these with a 1st place score. Plus it was pretty funny, I'm sure you can hear my thoughts when the fourth nut punch fails lol
@@RedSnake_9 damn had me laughing out loud. Especially when you dodged that one guard's shots by tip-toeing over that other dude as he was falling. Was cool to see how you pulled it together.
I don't know why they just didn't include a playable snakes part of the plant instead. Wouldve made good dlc or a crazy good incentive to buy substance.
I would imagine with MGS2 launching in November 2001 after that the bulk of the studios budget and resources shifted towards MGS3 which launched in November 2004. The VR missions, alternative missions, and Snake Tales in MGS2 Substance were probably made on a shoestring budget and schedule. They were also partially working on Twin Snakes.
I have never personally played TTS as I don't really do Nintendo, but since it copies anything you can do gameplay-wise in MGS2, I'm pretty sure I can confidently say that you can. As far as MGS3 goes, I had hooked back up my old console for other reasons so I quickly started MGS3 and just checked and you definitely can! :D
Thank you for watching! It warms my heart to see that these random little videos I randomly decided to put up on youtube one day, are still helping people out with their missions. Oh and, since it's right upon us, happy new year to you and everybody who might read this! :D
I don't know, I like them both pretty much equally. I think it's mostly because of how more complex than the first game MGS2 really is. Except Weapon Mode, that's just kinda boring in both games, IMO. MGS is not a shooter to me, and when you give me something where the only point/objective is to shoot targets without a brain that can't even be outsmarted... you take away the most fun part of the game.
@@RedSnake_9 there was just something about VR2 that felt there was waaaay too much padding and not enough creativity, like "Hey clear these missions with Snake, now clear them with MGS1 Snake, now Tuxedo Snake!" When they literally just control exactly the same know what I mean? Also they reuse MGS2 levels...I dunno VR2 just didn't feel like they put enough care and love to it like they did in the first. I was so disappointed when I finally could play as Grey Fox Raiden and found out he just played exactly the same and it was just a skin
@@felphero I agree with the missed opportunity of differentiating a bit more between different characters, especially the one you mention, Ninja Raiden. However, when you really think about it, they serve as difficulty settings. MGS1 Snake being the hardest difficulty, which is pretty cool. I feel like I have a spot in my heart for both, for different reasons.
He needs to be unlocked by clearing other Snake versions' missions. Since the MGS1 version is the last one to be unlocked, it would make sense some people haven't done that. These missions are the most challenging and more fun ones too!
@@kirukatosenpaiofficial Not really, no. I mean I have an account, but I don't really use it outside of when I play with the few close friends I have. So it's just faster to act like I don't have it, in this case, sorry.
Thanks, man. It has been a long time since I've played any MGS, to be fair. I think whenever I'll end up playing them again, I'll record myself. I feel like I have to have at least one playthrough for each entry of my favorite videogame series ever, on this channel.
@@harrisaziz1028 Yes and no. Yes, because eventually I'll get it for sure. No, because I don't know when that will be. This is not the place for details, but my life's a bit of a mess at the moment, sadly.
No, it's not. In the "Substance" version of the game you have extra VR Missions you can play and they're split into "characters". Each character has their own set of missions, and you start with only Snake and Raiden to choose from. By completing missions as those characters, you unlock the other version of themselves, until you unlock them all. This one is the last (and with the hardest missions) version of Snake you can unlock.
@@RedSnake_9 I have the HD collection I'll have to double check it hahah maybe I didn't complete enough missions. I know mgs vr missions for the PS1 took forever to unlock gray fox
@@nealmaples9147 Yeah, the HD Collection is what I'm also playing in these videos, so you have it for sure. Just need to complete more missions and you'll unlock the next character, then complete those, and unlock the next one too until you'll have him. You can kinda see from the VR Missions menu, where you can pick Snake or Raiden, that there are a lot of empty spaces for things to unlock. Good luck! :D
I don't know if I understand the questions, but I'm assuming you want to know how to play these extra missions? In that case, you need a different version of the game that comes with extra content. The base versione of the game is MGS2: Sons of Liberty, whereas this "special" version is called MGS2: Substance
While it's true, there's only so much they can do. The gameplay systems will always be limited compared to "real life" and as such they will always have something that is exploitable. Look at MGSV. I see this as more of a puzzle game, to find how exactly and how fast or efficiently you can do missions and things in general, versus it being hard. It's more of a "how well can i do it?" instead of a "can i do it?", at least to me. So as long as the gameplay systems work well with each other and are balanced and polished, I'm fine even if they're a bit on the dumb side, so to speak.
I used Google Translate to help me with this one, as I don't speak Japanese. I know some words and expressions from watching anime etc, but I definitely can't read/write kanji. So I'll try and use the same tool to respond: Thanks for the compliment! ほめてくれてありがとう。 Homete kurete arigatō.
yes, this is correct. The MGS1 in the game (at the top, at the beginning of the video when i'm choosing the mission category and type, it says "Snake (MGS1)") and in my title refers to the "version" of Snake, the "skin", or clothes he's wearing so to speak. There's normal Snake from MGS2, there's Pliskin, there's Tuxedo Snake, and this Snake, which is wearing his MGS1 sneaking suit. They also signify difficulty in this game, with MGS1 Snake being the hardest one. If you notice, my titles go " - - | - " I hope this cleared any misunderstanding.
Mgs 2 es un buen juego pero falto poner mas énfasis en los ost o musica de fondo, demasiado arcade para misiones de infiltración muy serias, es como jugar con la situación, muy poco serio para ser METAL GEAR.
This is not meant to be a guide, it's just meant to show one of the possible ways you can get a first place score. If it helps someone else to get it, that's good, whether it's by using my exact method or parts of it, adapting it to one's own skills. You'd have a point of I put tutorial or guide in the title or something like that, which I didn't.
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Been playing this game since 2003, by far my most played MGS title and probably any game title, and i had no idea that you can slap them in the sack for a knock out! Just wow! Thanks mate! 🙂👍
Glad I could help! 😄
I do know that we can make them wet the pants by aiming the sack, but hiting them.. thats new for me 😅
Snake's been spending too much time with Johnny Cage.
lol Snake is actually his teacher. True story.
@@RedSnake_9 Huh? What do you mean?
@@John-dd8kh It's just a joke.
All who possess nuts beware, the Snake is here.
Way to many ball shots
So basically all it takes to knock them out without killing quickly is to stand behind them point your gun at them cancel weapon usage and in 1P view mode punch their freakin nuts to faint. WOW
Yup. That's nuts, isn't it?
@@RedSnake_9 I see what you did there 😉
9:19 "It's the enemy! Quick everyone run into his bullets!"
LOL yeah, the AI wasn't at its best there. Perfect to exploit, though :)
6:42 the way this whole mission sorta didn't go very well yet worked out completely perfectly is amazing. Well played.
Yes! I debated doing it again to get a better run of it, but I figured it's cool to show that you don't have to be perfect to beat these with a 1st place score. Plus it was pretty funny, I'm sure you can hear my thoughts when the fourth nut punch fails lol
@@RedSnake_9 damn had me laughing out loud. Especially when you dodged that one guard's shots by tip-toeing over that other dude as he was falling. Was cool to see how you pulled it together.
@@Katana2097 That is what pure "fuck it, we're doing it live" mode looks like 😂
haha I was just thinking this. Still got the gold too
Expert level gameplay dude mgs1 snake is giving me nightmares again on the master collection
I played this game for hundreds of hours and never knew you could punch them in the sack
Glad I could show you something new, now go nuts! Get it? 'Cause nuts is another way to call the ba- I'll just see myself out lol
12:00 man the dynamic music is so nice
6:32 I felt the pain through the screen.
You gotta do what you gotta do to get stuff done, you know? I hope it did nut hurt too much. :D
These missions were actually really challenging, but also very fun to play!
True! Sometimes, the right amount of challenge is all the fun one needs! :D
It helps when it's my favorite game series ever made giving it to me.
Never knew these missions even existed
I actually didn't know you could punch guards in the crotch and it would instantly knock them down
Groin punch do be OP: it's silent, saves ammo, and it's an insta-knockout. Please nerf. lmao
@@RedSnake_9 first time i saw that. Amazing.
@@malik87breaker i think you can do it in every game between 2-4
@@corynn.l5146 nice. Didn't knew that
Man vr in mgs2 was great, wish it would have had more missions
Yeah, me too. Or, I wish Konami added something like VR Missions to MGSV instead of creating MG Survive 🤮
@@RedSnake_9 I always wondered how VR missions would play out in later titles. Sadly, I just can't imagine them fitting in with the later games.
@@TBrizzle01 Imagine something like Dreams missions instead of VR missions
It would occur when the character falls asleep
@@RedSnake_9 ground zeroes was ur mgs 5 vr missions
I don't know why they just didn't include a playable snakes part of the plant instead. Wouldve made good dlc or a crazy good incentive to buy substance.
I remember thinking it was the Big Shell Incident from Snake's perspective.
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I would imagine with MGS2 launching in November 2001 after that the bulk of the studios budget and resources shifted towards MGS3 which launched in November 2004. The VR missions, alternative missions, and Snake Tales in MGS2 Substance were probably made on a shoestring budget and schedule. They were also partially working on Twin Snakes.
Impressive Snake **Dr Naomi Hunter voice**
Thank you, thank you. :D
I played this game in 2006. I still haven't betten all these mission .
I might be biased, but I can recommend it, it's a lot of fun!
Andrew Golota would be proud of this
Youre pretty good 👉👉
I never knew you could punch enemy soldiers in the nuts. Does it work on MGS1 Twin Snakes and MGS3?
I have never personally played TTS as I don't really do Nintendo, but since it copies anything you can do gameplay-wise in MGS2, I'm pretty sure I can confidently say that you can. As far as MGS3 goes, I had hooked back up my old console for other reasons so I quickly started MGS3 and just checked and you definitely can! :D
8:41 - 8:48
nice!
Thanks!
That was fun you watch.. thx
Thank you for watching! It warms my heart to see that these random little videos I randomly decided to put up on youtube one day, are still helping people out with their missions. Oh and, since it's right upon us, happy new year to you and everybody who might read this! :D
Here me out. MGS1: Identical story, identical voices, but re-tooled to accommodate MGS-V style game play. Who's with me?
They'd have to rethink a lot, especially boss fights, but it would be cool to see, for sure.
Looks like they heard you, kinda...
Man there was just something about the VR missions in MGS2 that just were never as straightforward and fun as the ones in MGS1
I don't know, I like them both pretty much equally. I think it's mostly because of how more complex than the first game MGS2 really is. Except Weapon Mode, that's just kinda boring in both games, IMO. MGS is not a shooter to me, and when you give me something where the only point/objective is to shoot targets without a brain that can't even be outsmarted... you take away the most fun part of the game.
@@RedSnake_9 there was just something about VR2 that felt there was waaaay too much padding and not enough creativity, like "Hey clear these missions with Snake, now clear them with MGS1 Snake, now Tuxedo Snake!" When they literally just control exactly the same know what I mean? Also they reuse MGS2 levels...I dunno VR2 just didn't feel like they put enough care and love to it like they did in the first. I was so disappointed when I finally could play as Grey Fox Raiden and found out he just played exactly the same and it was just a skin
@@felphero I agree with the missed opportunity of differentiating a bit more between different characters, especially the one you mention, Ninja Raiden. However, when you really think about it, they serve as difficulty settings. MGS1 Snake being the hardest difficulty, which is pretty cool. I feel like I have a spot in my heart for both, for different reasons.
MGS1 Snake in MGS2 missions? I dont remember that
He needs to be unlocked by clearing other Snake versions' missions. Since the MGS1 version is the last one to be unlocked, it would make sense some people haven't done that. These missions are the most challenging and more fun ones too!
@@RedSnake_9 so cool to see MGS1 Snake in HD (not to mention Twin Snakes, what a crappy remaster)
@@Holanduzo Yeah, agreed, MGS1 Snake is my favorite! And also agreed on The Twin Snakes, it's more of a meme-aster than a remaster lol
@@RedSnake_9 Twin Snakes is MSG1 with better graphics but like if it was directed by John Woo
@@Holanduzo If not him, then Michael Bay lol
Hey, guys. New Subsctiber here. *Solid Snake the Only Real One-Punch Man.*
Only when properly aimed though :D
Thanks for the subscription! ;)
@@RedSnake_9 Do you have Discord?
@@kirukatosenpaiofficial Not really, no. I mean I have an account, but I don't really use it outside of when I play with the few close friends I have. So it's just faster to act like I don't have it, in this case, sorry.
@@RedSnake_9 Ok.
This technique works on twin snakes I tested it
This game needs a remake
It really does.
Damn I would've enjoyed watching you do a playthrough story mode for this game, other people such at playing
Thanks, man. It has been a long time since I've played any MGS, to be fair. I think whenever I'll end up playing them again, I'll record myself. I feel like I have to have at least one playthrough for each entry of my favorite videogame series ever, on this channel.
@@RedSnake_9are you planning on playing the master collection?
@@harrisaziz1028 Yes and no. Yes, because eventually I'll get it for sure. No, because I don't know when that will be. This is not the place for details, but my life's a bit of a mess at the moment, sadly.
@@RedSnake_9 sorry to hear that dude hope it pulls together and you'll be back to your self
Looks like FOB in mgs5
this in the substance version?
Yes, it's the Substance version that's in the HD Collection for Xbox 360, to be specific.
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MGS2 sons of liberty is now MGS1?
Well, kinda. It's just Snake is wearing his MGS1 sneaking suit, and the difficulty increases.
Does this mode actually exist?
Not sure what you mean, but yeah, it does.
@@RedSnake_9 I was referring to the Elimination mode as I don’t recall ever seeing this and how do you unlock it?
Is this a mod to use mgs1 snake? I don't remember this
No, it's not. In the "Substance" version of the game you have extra VR Missions you can play and they're split into "characters". Each character has their own set of missions, and you start with only Snake and Raiden to choose from. By completing missions as those characters, you unlock the other version of themselves, until you unlock them all. This one is the last (and with the hardest missions) version of Snake you can unlock.
@@RedSnake_9 I have the HD collection I'll have to double check it hahah maybe I didn't complete enough missions. I know mgs vr missions for the PS1 took forever to unlock gray fox
@@nealmaples9147 Yeah, the HD Collection is what I'm also playing in these videos, so you have it for sure. Just need to complete more missions and you'll unlock the next character, then complete those, and unlock the next one too until you'll have him. You can kinda see from the VR Missions menu, where you can pick Snake or Raiden, that there are a lot of empty spaces for things to unlock. Good luck! :D
英語版のスネークはこんな声なんやな
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lmao
A lot P-tapping going on here
If I understood what P stands for, then yeah. Definitely a lot of guards won't be able to build a family in the "natural" way, so to speak :P
@@RedSnake_9 hahaha
How do you play this on mgs2?
I don't know if I understand the questions, but I'm assuming you want to know how to play these extra missions? In that case, you need a different version of the game that comes with extra content. The base versione of the game is MGS2: Sons of Liberty, whereas this "special" version is called MGS2: Substance
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The game must improve the AI
While it's true, there's only so much they can do. The gameplay systems will always be limited compared to "real life" and as such they will always have something that is exploitable. Look at MGSV.
I see this as more of a puzzle game, to find how exactly and how fast or efficiently you can do missions and things in general, versus it being hard. It's more of a "how well can i do it?" instead of a "can i do it?", at least to me.
So as long as the gameplay systems work well with each other and are balanced and polished, I'm fine even if they're a bit on the dumb side, so to speak.
この人も上手い！
I used Google Translate to help me with this one, as I don't speak Japanese. I know some words and expressions from watching anime etc, but I definitely can't read/write kanji. So I'll try and use the same tool to respond:
Thanks for the compliment!
ほめてくれてありがとう。
Homete kurete arigatō.
n u t s h o t
I could've titled this video "nut shot compilation" and no one would've complained. lol
اريد هذي العبه
It's mgs2 not mgs1
yes, this is correct. The MGS1 in the game (at the top, at the beginning of the video when i'm choosing the mission category and type, it says "Snake (MGS1)") and in my title refers to the "version" of Snake, the "skin", or clothes he's wearing so to speak. There's normal Snake from MGS2, there's Pliskin, there's Tuxedo Snake, and this Snake, which is wearing his MGS1 sneaking suit. They also signify difficulty in this game, with MGS1 Snake being the hardest one.
If you notice, my titles go " - - | - "
I hope this cleared any misunderstanding.
Ooh I see now ook thnxx
@@linojay201 No problem! :D
Mgs 2 es un buen juego pero falto poner mas énfasis en los ost o musica de fondo, demasiado arcade para misiones de infiltración muy serias, es como jugar con la situación, muy poco serio para ser METAL GEAR.
El OST es genial, que hablas capo
Estoy murriendo
@@ZenBuu04 ?
This must be extremely boring
@David Jones in 2022? Hell yeah it is!
@David Jones no. Its boring because it's old
@David Jones when we get old we become irrelevant to to new world, same as this old game is now irrelevant.
Very difficult to replicate. Bad guide.
This is not meant to be a guide, it's just meant to show one of the possible ways you can get a first place score. If it helps someone else to get it, that's good, whether it's by using my exact method or parts of it, adapting it to one's own skills. You'd have a point of I put tutorial or guide in the title or something like that, which I didn't.
both games well ahead of time.