Ross's Game Dungeon: Clans
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2020
- Ross tries to kill a demon or something for Halloween in Clans.
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Ross's Game Dungeon: Clans 
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Fun fact: When this game released on Steam, nobody could launch it because it required the CD.
How does that even happen? I’m amazed
Wow. Just wow. XD
this game is on steam?
@@Faldang How would you launch it if you didn't have a disc drive?
Edit: I see that everyone's telling me about mounting ISOs, y'all can stop now.
:D
It's another episode of Ross gets gaslighted by an old game
happens way to often
couldn't really blame him... a lot of those areas seems copy and pasted, whole hallways, rooms, so it gets a little confusing...
That's THE perfect descriptor lately.
@@Cleaverbomb Gaslighted by gaming news site headlines, too.
Gaslit*.... right?
Haunted games in creepypasta: "My NES started bleeding hyperrealistic blood all over my shag carpet and Evil Mario has laid claim to my immortal soul."
Haunted games in reality: "This door wouldn't open until I left and reentered the room five times, and then the game force quit and corrupted all my save files from the last 3 hours."
Kinda unrelated to your joke but I just love how the phrase "hyper realistic blood" is synonymous with stupid creepypastas now. It amuses me quite a bit.
I actually thought about programming a game that messes with you with things like switching to desktop, playing random music from your hard drive or opening the CD drive
but antivirus software probably wouldn't like it.
@@marcelh7864 There are games that mess with you outside of the game to varying levels. I remember hearing that the non-steam version of the game imscared had a chance to jumpscare you when you were shutting off your system.
My nintendo SP Blue Edition made a spooky face and then shot me with a gun and I died hyper-realistically
Mario turned his head at a 40 degree angle and said sh-fuck.
Ah, a new Game Dungeon episode. When I watch these, it feels like all my problemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblems
underrated comment
I don’t get it
@@bensosnowski1128 You will.
I was half expecting this to end with "now things are beginning to make sense" after that first bit.
actually laughed out loud at this :D
Ah, a new game dungeon. Things are starting to make sense once again and the Admiral is back and better than ever. Be careful of any blue aliens out there and watch your back, your laser charge is almost depleted.
Good to see you back, Admiral. I'll use my lazer charge wisely
Ah The Admiral posted things are starting to make sense, more later.
Glad you're feeling better, Admiral. Now go and be with your family.
Can we get some more things that are starting to make sense?
Very glad to hear you are well Admiral, I am happy to hear things are starting to make sense again.
Personally, I think the "Great problems- roblems- roblems- roblems- roblems-" smash cut to the credits ending was better.
"Roblems" would also make a nice award.
@@zzzpoma9961when a game crashes during the end cinematic?
I sometimes just quietly mutter "A demon" to myself, and its from this, and I'm so glad I remembered because that shit was driving me crazy
Holy shit, I'm not the only one. I also do this with "...evil" in The Chosen narrator's voice and "a mAN" from the Hellgate video.
I say this when something falls/shifts abruptly on its own and when I hear movement I can't see in the woods.
@CJGeterix I'm a big user of Bob Page's "Oh yes..."
I feel like you poisoned my mind. I keep coming back to this video just to hear "a demon"
I confuse it with will forte saying “I’m a demon” from Tim and Eric’s awesome show, great job. I don’t remember which episode.
Ghosts aren't corrupting your save files Ross, you're just being paranoid.
That's something a ghost would say!
Have you ever parried a Ghost?
The game doesn't expect you to save scum just to make basic progress, Ross. You're just being paranoid!
Those auto sections in Sonic Heroes aren't arbitrarily deciding to kill you, Ross. You're just being paranoid!
The Mold isn't trying to mind control you, Ross. You're just being paranoid!
Freeman’s mind reference from 10 years ago... nice.
The game doesn’t have a sword bias Ross, you’re just being paranoid.
"Steadily draining life, a little bit of health but not nearly enough, no obvious way out of it, then Death"
Old School RPGs sound more life like than I care to imagine.
Helps you get into character
Just started playing Daggerfall Unity and I can confirm that old school RPGs were really just fantasy simulators.
@@svendays Imagine having a joke go THIS far over your head.
It also explains why most adventures start in the tavern.
Yeah, but real life has a character option you can take at any time to gain everlasting life, no matter what sort of build you had been previously running. The creator went to literally painstaking lengths to put it in the setting. In most RPGs, you can't accomplish that without cheat codes.
Considering that "pick locks" was listed as a skill/stat, I think the chest in the witch's house WAS locked, and it only opened the third time because you succeeded in picking the lock that time.
I'm almost convinced none of those numbers matter. There's no way that's the only picklock check in the game... I mean... it can't be, right?
@@patchmoulton5438 For a game that old? Yeah its possible. While specific examples escape me, I've seen games with "skills" that never get used.
@@thacobell4700 Like how half the stats and spells in Final Fantasy 1 don't do anything
@@Ails1234 That's true, but I wasn't talking about bugs. THose stats and spells were supposed to do something. I mean games that had skills coded in, but had no challenges that used those skills. IIRC the original manual for BG1 (the old 5 disc book) referenced climbing walls in the thief section. You cannot climb walls in BG1...or 2.
@@thacobell4700 Toaster Repair in the original Wasteland game comes to mind.
I remember this game even though I never played it for one reason:
When this game launched on Steam it promoted the following “interesting feature” in the marketing blurb which stated that the original release of the game featured the soundtrack. Which was a big deal for a CD game from the ‘90s. And of course they carried over this tradition by including it in the game files along with a set of instructions that ended in “... you can then burn the soundtrack onto your CD drive.
Yep, they ported a 15-year-old game onto Steam with the most interesting feature being, “You can burn the soundtrack onto an audio CD onto a CD drive that you don’t have anymore from a digital game.”
Yeah, that's my only knowledge of the game as well, because Totalbiscuit mentioned this on his podcast back in 2014, and they made a whole riff about outdated technology out of it that got animated.
@@Resopheed
Yep that’s where I remember it too.
I was rewatching some the animated clips and it was on my mind by sheer chance.
I find it kind of cute in a preservation of box cover text kind of way.
@@Resopheed Link?
What kind of gamer doesn't have an optical drive?
Seeing all those Swedish names in the credits was fun because I suspected it from the orc chef's accent earlier. That wasn't just a Swedish Chef impression, that was clearly a Swedish Swedish Chef impression.
That "orc a börk" line cracked me the hell up. I didn't even notice the similarity when I played this myself, so I'm glad he pointed it out.
...Wait, now I'm wondering if any of the people who made this went on to work on _Magicka._ A game from Sweden where _everyone_ talks like the Swedish Chef.
A whole 43 minutes of Ross, what a nice evening this gonna be.
The long wait between Ross' videos is the universe's way of punishing me.
Hell yeah. I just ordered takeout, and was wondering what I was gonna watch
Cyberpunk gets delayed and Ross comes along to bring balance to my happiness
36:05 That backflip is pure gold. He's just so happy! If everybody responded that way if you did them a favor, I'd be running errands like no tomorrow. Especially if they immediately turbocharge out of the room like that.
Ross laying the groundwork for a future Clans speedrunning community.
Those poor bastards.
Those sound effects come from 90's version of Sound Idea sound effects.
Those are free sound effects that was used in most of the 90's to early 2000. That's why they sound familliar. mostly come from series 4000
"It don't matter. None of this matters." - Ross Brutananadilewski
I want my game to be spaghetti
"dying is worth it"
@@Scanlaid I don't need no map to know how to rock!
"Wait, isn't that copyrighted by Dungeons & Dragons? Eh, maybe not!"
-Square, while designing Final Fantasy I
To be fair, 90% of D&D was stolen backstory anyways. I remember when we still had Balrogs in D&D... better days.
Now that I think of it, warhammer stole a lot of imagery and lore too, seems to be industry standard.
@@boneman-calciumenjoyer8290 Unless you're counting the collective Tolkien ripoff of which all of modern fantasy is somewhat guilty, Warhammer Fantasy is more the victim of theft than the thief. The original Warcraft setting is a wholesale copy of Warhammer, for instance.
@@RabbiHerschel Warhammer fantasy is... sorry *was* just a bootleg version of Tolkiens work with more stolen components added on to it, like the chaos star which GW stole from Michael Moorcock, the author of "Elric of Melniboné".
It's super weird to look at all those settings I used to love growing up (manly warhammer) and find out, that the people who created them were actually just stealing ideas from better authors.
@UCbvT2uJwXRFDqv_GlzCSF1w the chaos star was only the first thing that got pointed out to me.
I fell down the rabbit hole from there.
It's oddly fascinating to trace back every single inspirating GW took.
Moorcock also wasn't cool with GW specificly "getting inspired" by his works, but that's a story for another day.
Oh no, GW must've deleted your comment for plagiarism!
@@boneman-calciumenjoyer8290 could you tell me some examples? I have no doubts it's true, but I'm not as well versed in foundational fantasy lores/settings.
These are the best Game Dungeon episodes, where Ross has to fight the game as much as he plays it.
Lots of callbacks to old episodes this one:
"Had enough of that fight-and-wait crap in other RPGS" -Requital
"Gamer Dementia" -Sonic Heroes
"Trying to sneak the razor blades in the apples" -Last Stand
"Fight-and-wait crap" also applies to The Chosen's stamina mechanic.
"gamer dementia" is in at least three game dungeon eps.
Also a reference to the awkward narrator from the chosen well of souls
Wow, the intro cinematic is so generic I went "Oh wait, I played this!"
until I realized that I didn't. It was a different game I was thinking about.
You never realize how much you miss Ross until he comes back for another brief hour :3
Ross can brief my hour lol
@@proteus2103 he is married -_-
He streams on Twitch, as rossbroadcast, and he has accursedfarmjunk for twitch vods. From what I know, he doesn't stream too often, but you can still catch him streaming occasionally.
I disagree, I miss Ross all the time
I really appreciated the eyes of the "It's haunted" award. When they move on the last frame, I experienced an instance of the insanity.
I had to go back to be sure. lmao
Thanks for pointing out, I didn't noticed that on my first time. I like this :D
Haha, the old "why spec in a weapon that's not a sword because every legendary weapon ever made is a sword" problem of RPGs. That was a thing in too many RPGs to be honest. Even the original Baldur's Gate games warned you to not spec too hard into Katanas because you're not in Japan!
Seriously, if you're not going to make non-swords viable throughout the game, why even bother having them? Either give regular upgrades for all weapons that keep them competitive, or don't model them to begin with.
I remember Risen subverted this and had an axe be the ultimate legendary weapon.
The original Baldur's Gate didn't have katanas. BG2 totally gave that warning though. Which was hilarious, because one of the best weapons in the game was a katana.
That's why the developers of Planescape Torment didn't have swords ( imagine a D&D game without swords). I always wondered why until I saw a interview with the developers .
@@thacobell4700 half true, they added a few in the Tales of the Sword Coast expansion. Still sub-optimal since the best you could find was +1 with no additional powers.
All these fantasy stories with narrators kinda merge together.
"The evil has come on flaming wings!"
Honestly you just summarized my opinion of about 90% of all fantasy fiction in any medium.
@@gestaltengine6369 Steep early fenugreek.
It always sounds like a Best-Valu Christopher Lee.
Ross, I love ya. It was ten years ago I found you, and ten years of absolute fun. That's right. FUN. I wish you a good Halloween, thanks for taking is to the dungeon!
I have the same feeling too From Freeman's mind to the game dungeon
Thank-a thank you
For you it might be just fun, for some people (including me) Ross is the reason to continue drudging through life.
@@user-kn2wq9zl4y He's mine too
@@madcat789 TO ROSS! *Raises mug*
German speaking person here: in the walkthrough, it actually says that mana regens "im nu" meaning in no time. just thought that might be funny to you.
With games like this, you always have to acknowledge the risk that you might break some anti-piracy mechanic, which they loved to use in the 90s and early 2000s. Games runs internal check and if it fails (which it inevitably will on new Windows versions) it sets itself to "fuck you, Dante must die, insaniac difficulty". Which, community consensus is, definitely happened in Ross' Well of Souls playthrough
@@Reac2 and yet he still decided to complete the game 😂
Now I really want a Ross's Game Dungeon: Diablo
This whole game feels like a depressing Diablo
It looks like more modern incarnation of those isometric ZX Spectrum games like Knight Lore, Batman or Head over Heels.
Diablo 1 is already a huge downer, so a game that's more depressing is impressive.
@@fredflintstone5108 It's depressing on a more meta level.
@@fredflintstone5108 It's at least fun to play
it looks like it was made by depressed people.
Nothing matters, so let's go all in on Halloween? Sounds perfect.
I can drink to that.
ill vape to that
I'll make love to that
33:24 DEATH TO BEAUTY
@@adenowirus I can quantity price subtotal rs to get to see if we are looking to move to be in a new information the better the devil in this case it would make me an update but it seems that what we can get you real and interested you don't mind the drive shaft of this video because I'm in for an hour to the internet with you to know it will not a big difference was a great time with your friends have to go back in town this is the first one I love to have you complete it by clicking here Gmail timed out ICMP ping pong table has amazing payout for the delay but here is my opinion the point of contact for any further information please login to your next week ago thank you for coming to my TED talk
the fact the game crashes on the word "problems" is way too fitting
"...Grave problemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblemsroblemseoblems"
"Make a map" this is the moment where Ross's past life as Golden Age of Exploration Cartographer possesses him until his brain wakes up.
"I don't want to have to deal with gaming the stats, let's just go with default"
(cuts away as the die lands on 6)
I don't know if that was intentional but it made me laugh anyways.
I like when people specify 'molten lava'. Helps distinguish it from frozen lava, sometimes called rocks.
Or gaseous lava, which is...
no wait that would be even more dangerous.
The game Desktop Dungeons entire premise is basically what you described Ross with needing to balance fighting enemies for exp. while also needing to maintain health. It’s not a full RPG, it’s more like if minesweeper and a dungeon crawler had a child, so the game is working your way through mini dungeons in a puzzle-ish fashion. The goal of each dungeon is to level up enough to beat one boss enemy at the end. Exploration is pretty interesting as well, because unexplored tiles are a resource you also have to manage; exploring a tile gives you back health and mana (unless you’re poisoned or mana-burnt respectively). So you need some tiles to explore at the end to avoid screwing yourself by not being able to heal, but you also need to explore to find gold, stat buffs, and enemies that are weak enough for you to take down.
Also the idea of most rougelikes. You need to explore to find loot so you are powerful enough to beat the dungeon boss but take the risk of dying while doing it.
"I think money only matters if you're a magic user. In the game, I mean." Oh damn Ross, that was clever.
DnD guy here, the pincer monsters are very similar to "Gas Spores" that have been in the monster manual as early as 1st edition. They're mostly harmless, but they can serve as a trap to players because they can look like Beholders in dim light/darkness. They never had pincers AFAIK, they're more of a fungus monster, but the explosive death causing chain reactions is there. In DnD when they explode the poisonous spores they release will kill your character in a number of hours unless you cure the disease, after which the player's body will start releasing more spores. They were an interesting mix of puzzle and combat when my players first encountered one.
I was thinking the same thing. They aren't exactly the same, but the concept and overall method of dealing with them is effectively the same.
Hey wait a minute
What were Beholders in 1st edition like? From the most I’ve heard of Beholders, this just sounds like a trap disguised as an even deadlier trap…
THAT'S the name of that game, oh my god! I got this way back in the day in a group pack with Disciples and Konung: Legends of the North! I never got far into this game, but I'm pumped to see what I missed out on!
Yeah, so that sliding barrel puzzle about 8 minutes in? I never got past that point as a kid. I think I might have destroyed the barrels and then saved.
I just realized, Ross should REALLY take a look at Konung. It's a late 90s Eastern European real time RPG with a huge party traveling the world and beating the crap out of everything, somewhat similarly to Dungeon Siege! Oh, and it has some great music, too!
@@gasenkotsu As far as I know, the let's play of Konung that I did a while back might be some of the only footage of that game on all of English RUclips.
Despite its age, it's actually super easy to buy and get Konung running, so I'd love to see Ross check it out!
@@gasenkotsu isn't that russian RPG? I know they're infamous but Konung (first one at least) was decent, and thanks to GOG it's playable, DRM that prevent the game from launching is gone.
clearly since you never finished it
@@AmalekIsComing Believe it or not I still have the save file, I just haven't had time to finish it. The amount of grinding with potions between areas get's ridiculous in late game.
Can you summarise 2020 in a phrase?
Clans: New problems, problems, problems, problems problems, problems...
I like how in many of these game dungeons, Ross encounters problems that would make every other reviewer just turn the game off and call it crap, yet he keeps going. I don't know if that is a positive feat, or if it is pure madness.
Could be both
I misread the title as clams and was fully prepared to spend 43 minutes listening to Ross talk to me about the clam market and how it will affect the future of our world. Stay classy, Ross.
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE!
You just know that if this game had actually been a huge hit instead of a forgotten knockoff, someone would have made a parody game where you play as a dungeon-crawling clam.
"coam market"
It's like broken telephone up in here 😂
the GameClam will change everything
The narrator is giving me Chosen: Well of Souls vibe, but he is way, way too coherent.
A Demon?
On flaming wings.
The Evil One
Yeah Ross even mimicked him the same way
Isn't it Dragonfire: The Well of Souls? Same developers.
On flaymeen weengs
Warfcraft 3 (and many, many games) just use sounds from archives you can buy. EG: Command and Conquers iconic deathscreams are from Sound Idea's series 4000 library. IIRC many doom sounds including the icon 'doom doors' are from Sound Ideas series (the doors are from series 9000 iirc).
I have heard doom sounds in various cartoons.
@@michaelbuehler3897 Films too, potentially. After all, you buy the license, and then you can sample/edit/use them as often as you want in any of your projects. Depending on who you've hired for audio, they could potentially be bringing dozens of these audio-banks with them.
My favourite generic sound is that one monster shriek you'll hear in everything from Warcraft 2's dragons to the dogs in the original Resident Evil intro.
Also that one "fhow" fireball sound that is in fucking everything.
Which is why the Doom "imp death sound" is the "select camel unit" sound from age of empires
Watch The Origins of Doom's Sound Effects
by decino on youtube if you want to find out more
For the eyes blowing up, the one monster I can think of are Gas Spores, which are monsters that pretend being Beholders, from AD&D. You've only got like, 5% chance of recognizing they're just giant bags full of gas and spores rather than a Beholder, and if they take even 1 HP of damage, they blow up and turn *you* into another Gas Spore. It's one of those monsters that makes you think "wait, why isn't the entire world overtaken by those things?"
They're definitely at least inspired by them, they just seems so out of place in this game with all the other exceedingly generic enemies.
Speaking of, I'd love a compendium specifically for "D&D monsters that really should have caused the apocalypse by now." First two entries for sure would be Gas Spores and Vargouilles.
I feel like you could run horror scenarios with a lot of the DnD enemies. Huh. There's a thought...
Prolly cuz they only grow in the Underdark.......the one in D&D, not Clans......
I like that gas spore's life cycle only makes sense in a world where people's reaction to seeing a monster as dangerous as beholder is "Let's kill it for XP".
They kinda reminded me of the flipbts or whatever they're called, but I think yours is more accurate.
I love that Ross shares my deep appreciation for Dwarves.
Also: 18:00 that's the Howie scream. Not quite as famous as the Wilhem, but still used in a literal ton of media.
The chef's enthusiasm was worth it
I think he was a halfling.
@@adenowirus I think he was ProJared. 'cause he sounds a lot like one of the "goofy" voices that ProJared sometimes does.
Bjork bjork bjork
"Compared to the things I've seen. Ghosts are over in the kiddy pool. They're not the deep end." - Ross Scott 2020
Ross, why are you looking at the necronomicon anyways?
Ross' classy retro reviews is what inspired me to finally do some myself.
Hope Poland is treating you well Mr. Scott.
Hey, same. Ross's Game Dungeon is inspiring more people than he realizes.
How can you get fatigued with "Click on the skeleton warrior" - The Game?
31:00 - 31:20 "Any Dungeons & Dragons fans can weigh in on that one."
My best guess is it might be a Gas Spore, a balloon-like fungal monster that resembled a Beholder (in 5e, at least, they spawn from Beholder corpses). They explode when damaged, releasing spores that do poison damage.
They originate from 2e. Where they were instant death, basically.
They're also the bane of any low-level nethack player.
Well, no, that's soldier ants, jackals, and floating eyes. But they're a close 4th...
Ross: "Looks like we have another game trying to make me think I'm CRAZY!!"
Me: "Well, you are crazy, but that isn't why."
one minute in and ross has me dying laughing with him mocking the narrator... "a demon..."
Ah yes, the classic classes. Warrior, Barbarian, Elf and Dwarf.
t. D&D 1e
I wonder if Hellgate London is on his radar for an episode, the abandonment, salvation and re-abandonment of the game would make for some great dialogue!
I'm the Seer of The Glimpse, it's the only thing that makes sense.
I kinda like how the author of the walkthrough admits that they couldn't figure out what kind of game this is actually supposed to be.
I don't know why, but I just find that hilarious.
I have to say the level of continuity in this show is really fun, it feels rewarding being a fan to make connections between episodes and seeing things, like ross's obsession with maps, coming back in some way, especially since its natural and unintended.
God I love Game Dungeon. So cozy. There's not much content out there that makes me want to actually give it my full attention instead of having it as background noise while playing games. Ross is a treasure.
6:50 This was known as a segmented speedrun and they used to be popular with long games, but with the popularity of livestreams most speedrunners don't do segmented speedruns anymore.
I appreciate the editing work that goes into giving us the superior experience of a game.
Seriously, Ross is awesome for doing that hard work.
haha the dead dwarf looks like he is about to explode in an epic sneeze
haa, haaa, haaaaa...
When Ross says "the game is haunted" at 42:57 my PC rebooted because of the thunderstorm outside
For whatever reason I always love returning to your videos.
The amount of games that gaslight Ross is amazing
12:48 - Pathfinder 2nd Edition had a playtest adventure that was basically designed to test the limitations of how long characters could last without any kind of resupplying or resting. It's thereotically possible to win, but you need to get extremely lucky on top of min-maxing your characters to the extreme. I think my favorite part is that the adventure says to never tell the players that the adventure is basically impossible to complete. It's called Heroes of Undarin. You can find it in the free Pathfinder 2nd Edition Playtest Bundle online. It's in the .pdf named Doomsday Dawn. I think this particular game has an excuse though, since it was testing the game's limitations so it could make more informed decisions regarding balance in the future.
That sounds actually a fantastic way to balance new characters
At least that didn't require mapping since it all happened in the same area.
Ross, I honestly want to thank you for giving literal hours of videos to watch. Here lately I’ve been tearing through your older videos and seeing a new one pop up is an almost sublime feeling. Lots of love m8 keep up the good work
The passion ross shows for his craft makes my life just a little bit lighter, i wish there were more people like him
Thanks for playing through this. I was wondering how the story went and gave up on it many years ago.
MAP OR DIE, the old-school gangsta motto of RPGs
Ya know i get the feeling a lot of game devs are misanthropes, except they went from the 80s and 90s obvious misanthropy to 2000s -2020s covert misanthropy
@Maintenance Renegade Ross has a lot of willpower for this kind of bullshit. I'm in awe of how much of its abject fuckery he is willing to tolerate.
@@0neDoomedSpaceMarine You say that like it's a good thing. He sold his sanity for that bullshit. And we are consuming that entertainment like a teenager filming a meth addict poking his eye balls out.
I'm not sure if I'd say that the obvious misanthropy has gone away. see: YIIK
@@LonelySpaceDetective YIIK? i'm unfamiliar with the term.
@@itaybron YIIK is a recent indie RPG which was made by people who seem to have, uh, interesting feelings about their playerbase. To the point that two interpretations I've seen of the game and its narrative are "the game genuinely hates you and does whatever it can to make the experience as tedious and frustrating as possible" and "audiences can never truly engage with fiction for what it is, they always want to get something out of it and discard it if it doesn't suit them, and we want to criticize them for that".
The RUclipsr Tehsnakerer has a great video critiquing the game and elaborating on the above interpretations, though a very long one.
I'm not sure why, but hearing you say "welcome to the halloween episode" is one of my favourite things about your channel.
The fact he made a map and scanned it for us is absolutely legendary. Great episode.
Ah the type of game I'd have used cheat codes without blinking. Good old times.
when the game you're playing cheats CHEAT BACK
Ross: Hello MogelPower
*Nostalgia flashbacks in German*
so true :D I am amazed that the site still exists AND pretty much looks exactly like back in the day.
36:04 the backflip of the joyous chef makes all the trouble in the game worth it
Game Dungeons are really my favorites videos ever, i've been watching them since Tyrian's video and even from the start i've always loved the format. There something oddly timeless about them.
Your videos always help me through stressful times, you've really got a knack for getting me back into that old-school adventure game mindset. Ah, the good ol' days :) Hope life is treating you well and thanks for the content!
Last time I was this early, Ross's mind wasn't being controlled by the mold
A full rewatch of all the Game Dungeons is rapidly becoming my Halloween season tradition
I really needed this. Been having a rough couple of days, and I see 'Ross's Game Dungeon' appear. I always know for the duration of these videos, things are going to be cozy and alright. I haven't watched it yet, but I already know I'm going to feel better. Thanks, Mr. Accursed Farms!
Just what we need on this day of delay announcement. Thanks Ross!
What delay?
NOOO ITS CYBERPUNK OMFG
@@TheAbbeyoftheEveryman rip
Good, if it means the dev team aren't under malignant crunch. I doubt it though, I'm sure they're still being put through the ringer. 'Stress casualties'!
Though considering the higher-ups seemingly didn't bother to tell the dev team or the social media team until the higher blokes, uh... told the public... I'm not holding my breath.
Ross, I wanted to let you know that I appreciated the effort you put into animating Inky at 43:02.
Man.
No matter how shit my day is, when I see Ross put out a new video I am immediately excited and in a better mood. Thank you for all your work over the years (I've been following you since around 2009 and have loved everything you have done)
Ahh the perfect Ross Scot game. I don't know how you do it time and time again but you never cease to impress me. I just hope that all the pain is worth it because your videos are epic! Thanks a billion Ross!
I can always tell when a new Ross video is coming out, because it's right about the time I get so desperate for more Ross content that I binge the entire Game Dungeon series again. That was three days ago, so I knew it had to be coming soon.
I love how his confidence skyrockets when he finds a puzzle
This was the episode that introduced me to the game dungeon. Still one of my favorites.
Nothing quite makes my meaningless existence worthwhile like hearing your voice Ross, glad you could make my Halloween a bit less dreary this year, haven't even seen the video yet but you never let me down, keep up the amazing work.
I don't know what it is, but Ross seems so much more relaxed in this video than he has lately. I like it.
"Feel free to chime in if you can think of games like THAT"
Gauntlet. You gain levels from killing things, but health is a precious finite resource.
"There are FIVE skeletons waiting for you in this room if you go in here."
There were six, Ross. One was partially behind a pillar.
One thing I appreciate about Ross's descriptions is that when he says something goes "on and on", he means it. He's not talking about 5 minutes of repetitive game play.
YEEEEESSSSSS!!!! ROSS'S GAME DUNGEON ONCE AGAIN! I eagerly await every episode! Thanks so much for all your hard work Ross.
Having watched this video multiple times I can say with some authority that Clans is a game with problems problems problems problems problems
I thi.. I think you're right
I don't know why, Ross - but this is probably the 10th time I've re-watched this
Something about this, and Baldies, and Veil of Darkness keeps me coming back
Hope everything's going well on the moon :)
I think I've spent no small portion of my entire time on youtube watching Ross's videos. I don't know how or why but the rewatch value of game dungeon and freeman's mind are outstanding.
for the last 3 years, every christmas i watch the 2 episode special of revenant while eating salt and vinegar chips and drink dry red wine. i have no idea why, it just works.
Yes! I was just thinking about how it's been awhile since the last Game Dungeon. This is the best series ever Ross, keep 'em coming man!
18:05 is actually a stock hollywood sound effect called "the howie scream"
Gas spores are old 1st edition monsters that look vaguely like beholders and expel a poisonous gas when cut. I think that's pretty close to what you encounter in the game.
Finally. More Ross in my diet. I was beginning to think I was going to have to resort to feasting on a smorgasbord of the remains of old videos, Civvie 11, and Nitro Rad in order fill my hunger.
But you came through with some hot fresh content, and boy is it good!
Two episodes in three days?! That is a true a Holiday! Thank you Ross and have a great Halloween (sorry for being a bit late xD)!
i love this channel, it's a cosy feeling listening and watching these vids