Have you ever thought about Rust or DayZ content, or maybe Renown? I remember your old troll content on ESO was so funny and feel like it would be fun to watch you interact with people on those games.
this makes me sad, i alpha and beta tested this game. subbed for two years after release. my account was always there and had a lot of things from the devs. was active after orbit picked it up. all gone now. account still exists, but char wiped.
@@DeavtheDevStarfield is fantastic but its not a MMORPG. Bethesda had a massive opportunity to give old Star Citizen a bit of competition at least on some level, but they dropped the ball. I hear there is a multiplayer mod in the works but not sure if it will really happen.
Glad you had fun, come on back sometime. :3 P.S. Un-Fun-Fact: The server lag we've discovered is being caused by people DDOSing LittleOrbit's game servers (specifically ABP) which are affecting all their games indiscriminately, including Fallen Earth. :(
Been an on and off FE player since 2012. One of the Little Orbit devs attributed it to antiquated server handling code which was custom made to work on older servers. Running it on newer machines introduced something akin to a memory leak that gradually builds during the course of the day which requires a reset every 24 hours to mitigate. It is one of the primary reasons they wanted to port to Unity, but because of lack of resources they decided to put their focus on APB for now. Shame, since FE is truly a unique gem amongst its peers.
@@sawmanUK It was just after I finally finished building my own quad bike that I quit. It just kind of felt like I'd accomplished enough as hard as that was to do. I still may go back though.
@@Nightweaver1that's about when I quit, too. I never made it to the second zone and didn't even realize there was one tbh. I'd recommend SWG: Legends as a good old school MMO.
I Loved my Buggy! my first character was a Tech, Dual wield, Crafter, so I Remember Building everything! haha. Maybe this game is why I get bored with Other survival / MMO games.
It's crazy how much AAA companies invested in WoW clones and completely neglected games like this. A good post apocalyptic MMO could definitely carve itself a big niche in the market.
Former volunteer help channel helper member here, I played this game in and out for few years through its downfall. The game was going strong even when G1 transitioned it to f2p with rather annoying limitations (only one crafting slot, no character look customization) but then it went down crashing and burning when in their limitless wisdom added extreme pay-to-win weapons to the game (you had to craft them, but for full pay to winess you have to upgrade it two times with high chance to fail and cash shop item preventing failure) driving away most of pvp community and with them the end game. Then the cash shop item duping glitches crashing the economy and the final nail in the coffin was the update that added new zone, but for whatever reason it had severe memory leaks and was gradually causing lags you experienced (but shorter) requiring server restart 2 times a week. That update also added new weapons and armors with customizable damage types making them stronger than those p2w guns before adding another barrier to pvp, you simply had no chance with older max craft level armors and weapons rendering them practically obsolete. LO promised the remake running the classic server out of goodwill, but most of the players are rather sceptical with how slow it goes and especially when it was said they are going to use Unity engine for this that is not so great for multiplayer with a lot of player instances. Also funny story with the Steam achievements, since those were added the game was reworked like 3 or 4 times and a lot of achievements are impossible to get (using skills or visiting places that do not exist anymore).
Just posted above about the memory leaks. Wasn't aware it was when the new zone was added. I fell out for a long stretch after the player base became a bit too 'toxic'. It was a side MMO for me since I was still running a guild on WoW. Found out it was back up a couple years back and put in some time again. Finally got myself up to crafting cars, and yet to drive one since I found they are still highly prized at auction, lol.
I played this game when it came out. I saved up all the money I made from some summer jobs as a teen to buy a PC that could run it. It didn't have much of a player base back then and there was a lot of RP, that was the main reason anyone stuck with it. I learned some important life lessons about gambling in the bunker bars playing blackjack.. selling all my gear so I could win it all back...
you should have seen this game in its HAY DAYS .. i was a little late for all that but i met a few veterans and they told me how crazy the game once was.. huge player settlements , raids and grinders everywhere.. motorcycle gangs and freaks with machine guns on the hoods of their cars. crazy outifts and weapons .
This game, which can be challenging for non-English speakers, has something truly unique. It carries an old-school vibe and an atmosphere that's, in my opinion, unmatched. Or perhaps it is matche, by the classic Fallout games. Is it that sense of peaceful solitude, so perfect for contemplation, that emanates from the vast, desolate plains of the game's first map? It reminded me of Travis Henderson's journey in "Paris, Texas" or Vic’s in "A Boy and His Dog". Speaking of dogs, you can actually find one quite early in the game to accompany you on your travels, its sole purpose being to offer some companionship in this world that seems to be slowly dying under an unforgiving sun. Or maybe it’s the architectural and technological ruins you stumble upon during your journey, remnants of a civilization now doomed to oblivion? The game’s haunting ambient music sometimes evokes memories of Mark Morgan and Inon Zur’s work. It’s probably all of this combined that captivates those who are easily drawn into post-apocalyptic worlds. As for the crafting system, it's incredibly deep, allowing you to create anything with a bit of patience and persistence, be it weapons, clothing, armor, or vehicles. Personally, I’m not a natural-born crafter, but I experienced immense satisfaction when I crafted my very first vehicle, the basic ATV. The process was grueling, which only made it more valuable to me. So yes, this game is old, it lags at times, and its gameplay might feel a bit outdated by today’s standards, but one thing is certain: it has a soul. A quality I find often lacking in many modern games.
Man, i played this game since it went first time F2P back in 2011 and played all up to 2017-2018. What a blast of the game it was. Such great community it had. Fun times.
Holy crap I remember this game! I never got to play it sadly, and honestly I didn’t hear great things about it at the time. Haven’t watched the video, just had to comment due to my surprise. I hope I was wrong and this game was truly a gem
It's imopressive that somebody still putting effort into keeping it afloat. This thing alone deserves respect. They don't treat games that way anymore.
It's extra depressing given that it got a mild shot of revival then went stone silent and dead again except for auto cycling "holiday" events shortly after josh strife hayes featured it and gave it a rather positive reception. It's like being given a second chance and just laying back down in a ditch to die.
Hey, I used to play this "Back in the day" And there used to be Hundreds of players online at a time, and No server Lagg, so i would have to assume that has something to do with the new servers they started using after Reviving it, This game was Epic, and I am really Hoping they Make a Fallen earth 2 With Updated GFX, cause IMO thats all it needs! (My steam Profile Picture is actualy my character from Fallen earth, and has been always), I enjoyed Watching a new player Find some Joy from this Epic Classic! Thank you for making a video about it!
I played this in 2012 and really did grind to 55 and had a car in the end but it was the blandest theme park grind ever. The only memorable thing was a mission where a group of players would have to repell waves of enemies.
I bought the box version from gamestop in like 2010, or 2011? I have had a habit of supporting mmos that explode. Fallen Earth, wildstar, survived by, the list goes on.
Game was extremely fun but a game master named " tiggs" killed game because start to ban players without reason . Nothing to say tiggs ( game master) played game and had a group player friends and if you kill their members they ban you, cause you better than they. but well that was old times. drama was good in that times. Another company took game, seems they have good intention but they failed because they relaunched clasic game from scratch with infinite maps and with bugs leveling max level in a day. i think they learned lesson to lauch 1/2 maps and w8 game start to be populated.... edit: now is unplayable, game havve alot of buggs need resolved to be fun ( as graphics ui resolution because 800x600 is like a hack) and game need to relaunch and give 1 or 2 maps for players start to familiarize with game and win players.... i sure 100% would make this game superpopulated if i could have take some decisions about it. about play it as player..... i feel very old to do, no time !
Next to add to your list (youre great btw): Skyforge Anarchy Online Requiem 4Story Aion Allods Champions Defiance Hellgate 2038 Secret World PSO2/ NG Rift Runes of Magic All good older MMOs in their own way, but failed in the bigger picture.
These MMOs from the 2000s/early-2010s were all made on the same engine, look exactly the same graphics fidelity wise and even feel the same. Yet they all are interesting in their own way (or are just terribly p2w and bad). Almost all games nowadays just feel and play the same, even through they take years to develop and are made in very different or modified engines. It's weird
Saying something is more fun with friends means the game itself is a failure. Having people to talk with and experience a game with is way better than playing it solo, but the solo experience is what ends up mattering and making the game good or bad. Needing to experience a game with friends over Discord or whatever is an automatic failure of a game, personally.
Agreed. Sea of Thieves has that issue. it can be played Single Player but its genuinely designed to play with your friends. Don't get me wrong I highly enjoy the co op experience But when the game *depends* on it. *100% bad game*
So true. I can have fun with friends making mashed potatoes. The social experience can carry a lot, but the core gameplay should be able to stand on its own
That is a complete failure to understand MMOs at all. The draw is the social elements. Interacting with other people online with mechanics go facilitate that. Not solo play. That's like saying an FPS should focus on cosmetics and that's the main draw of a genre where you shoot people in the face.
@@MrSeekerOfPeacesot was solely designed for the purpose of playing with friends. If a game is designed to be played with people, and you’re made that you can’t enjoy it as much solo, then calling it a bad game is just straight L opinion.
@@AussieLeBrown >Creates open world MMO >Forced Co-Op >Communication Heavy >Do you guys just not have friends? The game was designed for the group of 4 friends that party/que up in every game. Plenty of games are now designed after this trope. Imagine hating on a solo-grinder because they want to solo-grind. Aussies keeping up the stereotype of insufferable L comments.
Holy shit, I need to log on to my account which I haven't touched since 2012, or maybe they removed it due to GDPR.. This game was surprisingly fun to play once you got some resources and gear.
An American knows that you need a better CQB weapon in an urban zombie war setting. Target acquisition is shite with that scope and long barrel. Hold up. I typed that out before the 06:13 mark, where you clearly become an American citizen. Congrats on that, btw.
I played this for a bit back when it was new. It was pretty fun, but I didn't like how long crafting would take. It wasn't enough to have the materials and put them together, you also had to wait on a ridiculously long timer before your item would be complete. Not sure if that's still the case, but it kind of slowed things down too much for me and I ended up losing interest.
I’m not saying this at all to be a hater, but saying “the little known” and “legendary” within 2 seconds of each other gives off a very flimsy impression. I’m going to finish the video, but that definitely caught my ear lol
FE was awesome back in the day, but it was too niche to hold a big playerbase. The devs were actually very active and they tried really hard to make it work, people just werent interested
Most people including myself are in los alamos or either i other high level sectors. Also the problem with the game itself is that the engine fallen earth runs on is old as fuck if you played back in the day it had those issues as well with lagging stuttering even with whole sectors crashing. All in all im just waiting on the remake to be fair.
You need to try dungeons and dragons online, it has a dedicated community kind of a dead game by all standards but really fun gameplay and lots of builds
@@sawmanUK The dungeons are very unique as well as the solutions they offer. You should try to do a few definitely something different than most games, also its semi action combat
After Josh Strife Hayes did a video on this game a few years ago, I checked it out and played for about 50 hours. Pretty fun, a great sense of progression once you get your mind around the difficulty and the controls. Too bad there aren't more than about a dozen people on at any given time. I know like FFXI nobody plays it anymore, but I still might go back to it.
Perfect World RF Online Tera Online MU Online All dead but they have non official servers. In RF online you had a ship that would transport you to a good farm location but the travel time was 30 minutes and you just had to stay inside the ship doing nothing with other players
Like the Orzhov syndicate in MTG. They make people indebted to them sign a contract that allows them to use them after death. They raise their corpse as a slave zombie and use their ghost for energy. And they control the entire economy in the plane of Ravnica so most poor people are indebted to them.
I played this game from launch to more or less its death. I know so much about this silly little game. Nice video I like seeing more people talk about it
Maybe not with Sawman, but it had a significant one when JoshStrifeHayes covered it, jumping from on average from 200 to 400 players online. Unfortunately it was when town instances started crashing and all of the population growth was wasted.
@@sawmanUK try asherons call TWO(2) think they have a new emulator version of it partially running. The first call is a whole different game and very dated.
Do you have any plans to make a best of free mmos video any time soon? I’ve seen all your review videos and I still can’t decide which old garbage I want to try
Great video Sawman! @Smerknerb, if you want a surprisingly good free-to-play “mmo” with a bunch of players, I recently started playing Warframe, and my god, I’ve been sleeping on that game. Definitely suggest it while waiting for the tier list. I’d also suggest watching a tutorial video, cause the game is rather overwhelming at first.
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Have you ever thought about Rust or DayZ content, or maybe Renown? I remember your old troll content on ESO was so funny and feel like it would be fun to watch you interact with people on those games.
this makes me sad, i alpha and beta tested this game. subbed for two years after release. my account was always there and had a lot of things from the devs. was active after orbit picked it up. all gone now. account still exists, but char wiped.
It's pretty incredible that a little-known game from 2009 has more in-depth build crafting and a less segmented open world than current titles.
You know a game is going to be good when they have a whole encyclopaedia for crafting 😹👍
Cough cough starfield 😂
@@DeavtheDevStarfield is fantastic but its not a MMORPG. Bethesda had a massive opportunity to give old Star Citizen a bit of competition at least on some level, but they dropped the ball. I hear there is a multiplayer mod in the works but not sure if it will really happen.
@@The_Establishment_Is_Satanic no its shit
Glad you had fun, come on back sometime. :3 P.S. Un-Fun-Fact: The server lag we've discovered is being caused by people DDOSing LittleOrbit's game servers (specifically ABP) which are affecting all their games indiscriminately, including Fallen Earth. :(
Been an on and off FE player since 2012. One of the Little Orbit devs attributed it to antiquated server handling code which was custom made to work on older servers. Running it on newer machines introduced something akin to a memory leak that gradually builds during the course of the day which requires a reset every 24 hours to mitigate. It is one of the primary reasons they wanted to port to Unity, but because of lack of resources they decided to put their focus on APB for now. Shame, since FE is truly a unique gem amongst its peers.
What a great game for the times. I remember grinding and grinding to put together a car.. spending hours on the slot machines. Great game.
I actually got all the bits for the quad bike but didnt want to part with my horse :')
@@sawmanUK It was just after I finally finished building my own quad bike that I quit. It just kind of felt like I'd accomplished enough as hard as that was to do. I still may go back though.
@@Nightweaver1that's about when I quit, too. I never made it to the second zone and didn't even realize there was one tbh. I'd recommend SWG: Legends as a good old school MMO.
I Loved my Buggy! my first character was a Tech, Dual wield, Crafter, so I Remember Building everything! haha. Maybe this game is why I get bored with Other survival / MMO games.
It's crazy how much AAA companies invested in WoW clones and completely neglected games like this. A good post apocalyptic MMO could definitely carve itself a big niche in the market.
Former volunteer help channel helper member here, I played this game in and out for few years through its downfall. The game was going strong even when G1 transitioned it to f2p with rather annoying limitations (only one crafting slot, no character look customization) but then it went down crashing and burning when in their limitless wisdom added extreme pay-to-win weapons to the game (you had to craft them, but for full pay to winess you have to upgrade it two times with high chance to fail and cash shop item preventing failure) driving away most of pvp community and with them the end game. Then the cash shop item duping glitches crashing the economy and the final nail in the coffin was the update that added new zone, but for whatever reason it had severe memory leaks and was gradually causing lags you experienced (but shorter) requiring server restart 2 times a week. That update also added new weapons and armors with customizable damage types making them stronger than those p2w guns before adding another barrier to pvp, you simply had no chance with older max craft level armors and weapons rendering them practically obsolete.
LO promised the remake running the classic server out of goodwill, but most of the players are rather sceptical with how slow it goes and especially when it was said they are going to use Unity engine for this that is not so great for multiplayer with a lot of player instances.
Also funny story with the Steam achievements, since those were added the game was reworked like 3 or 4 times and a lot of achievements are impossible to get (using skills or visiting places that do not exist anymore).
Just posted above about the memory leaks. Wasn't aware it was when the new zone was added. I fell out for a long stretch after the player base became a bit too 'toxic'. It was a side MMO for me since I was still running a guild on WoW. Found out it was back up a couple years back and put in some time again. Finally got myself up to crafting cars, and yet to drive one since I found they are still highly prized at auction, lol.
I played this game when it came out. I saved up all the money I made from some summer jobs as a teen to buy a PC that could run it. It didn't have much of a player base back then and there was a lot of RP, that was the main reason anyone stuck with it. I learned some important life lessons about gambling in the bunker bars playing blackjack.. selling all my gear so I could win it all back...
you should have seen this game in its HAY DAYS .. i was a little late for all that but i met a few veterans and they told me how crazy the game once was..
huge player settlements , raids and grinders everywhere.. motorcycle gangs and freaks with machine guns on the hoods of their cars. crazy outifts and weapons .
This game, which can be challenging for non-English speakers, has something truly unique. It carries an old-school vibe and an atmosphere that's, in my opinion, unmatched. Or perhaps it is matche, by the classic Fallout games. Is it that sense of peaceful solitude, so perfect for contemplation, that emanates from the vast, desolate plains of the game's first map? It reminded me of Travis Henderson's journey in "Paris, Texas" or Vic’s in "A Boy and His Dog".
Speaking of dogs, you can actually find one quite early in the game to accompany you on your travels, its sole purpose being to offer some companionship in this world that seems to be slowly dying under an unforgiving sun.
Or maybe it’s the architectural and technological ruins you stumble upon during your journey, remnants of a civilization now doomed to oblivion? The game’s haunting ambient music sometimes evokes memories of Mark Morgan and Inon Zur’s work. It’s probably all of this combined that captivates those who are easily drawn into post-apocalyptic worlds.
As for the crafting system, it's incredibly deep, allowing you to create anything with a bit of patience and persistence, be it weapons, clothing, armor, or vehicles. Personally, I’m not a natural-born crafter, but I experienced immense satisfaction when I crafted my very first vehicle, the basic ATV. The process was grueling, which only made it more valuable to me. So yes, this game is old, it lags at times, and its gameplay might feel a bit outdated by today’s standards, but one thing is certain: it has a soul. A quality I find often lacking in many modern games.
Is the "plasma" rifle still in the game? I remember it was when GamersFirst owned the game.
Man, i played this game since it went first time F2P back in 2011 and played all up to 2017-2018. What a blast of the game it was. Such great community it had. Fun times.
I like how all of the remaining human civilization is in America, nowhere else in the world survived.
Holy crap I remember this game! I never got to play it sadly, and honestly I didn’t hear great things about it at the time. Haven’t watched the video, just had to comment due to my surprise.
I hope I was wrong and this game was truly a gem
I also accept every quest, everywhere, all the time. But that's only because my brain will not allow quest markers be left on the map.
Felt, all side mission icons must be gone before I continue the main story 😂
some quests are endless, you must suffer greatly :D
I love that FO4 theme in the background
Looks like 2006 Chav Simulator. I’m glad to hear it’s more than playable
These Guys: Hey Black Isle Studo, can I copy your homework?
Black Isle: Yeah, but you have to change it enough so the teacher won't notice
‘Hi, I’m new’
‘Ok’
Incredible conversation
It's imopressive that somebody still putting effort into keeping it afloat. This thing alone deserves respect. They don't treat games that way anymore.
You know what, I'm installing this again. Looks like it's been six years since I've played it.
It's extra depressing given that it got a mild shot of revival then went stone silent and dead again except for auto cycling "holiday" events shortly after josh strife hayes featured it and gave it a rather positive reception. It's like being given a second chance and just laying back down in a ditch to die.
Hey, I used to play this "Back in the day" And there used to be Hundreds of players online at a time, and No server Lagg, so i would have to assume that has something to do with the new servers they started using after Reviving it, This game was Epic, and I am really Hoping they Make a Fallen earth 2 With Updated GFX, cause IMO thats all it needs! (My steam Profile Picture is actualy my character from Fallen earth, and has been always), I enjoyed Watching a new player Find some Joy from this Epic Classic! Thank you for making a video about it!
Bro I played this in 2011, what a throwback
I remember playing this when it launch, it wasn't too bad actually.
I played this in 2012 and really did grind to 55 and had a car in the end but it was the blandest theme park grind ever. The only memorable thing was a mission where a group of players would have to repell waves of enemies.
I bought the box version from gamestop in like 2010, or 2011? I have had a habit of supporting mmos that explode. Fallen Earth, wildstar, survived by, the list goes on.
Keep the box, it might be worth something in years to come lol
Game was extremely fun but a game master named " tiggs" killed game because start to ban players without reason . Nothing to say tiggs ( game master) played game and had a group player friends and if you kill their members they ban you, cause you better than they. but well that was old times. drama was good in that times. Another company took game, seems they have good intention but they failed because they relaunched clasic game from scratch with infinite maps and with bugs leveling max level in a day. i think they learned lesson to lauch 1/2 maps and w8 game start to be populated.... edit: now is unplayable, game havve alot of buggs need resolved to be fun ( as graphics ui resolution because 800x600 is like a hack) and game need to relaunch and give 1 or 2 maps for players start to familiarize with game and win players.... i sure 100% would make this game superpopulated if i could have take some decisions about it. about play it as player..... i feel very old to do, no time !
Almost had a stroke reading your paragraph
Next to add to your list (youre great btw):
Skyforge
Anarchy Online
Requiem
4Story
Aion
Allods
Champions
Defiance
Hellgate 2038
Secret World
PSO2/ NG
Rift
Runes of Magic
All good older MMOs in their own way, but failed in the bigger picture.
I have 4 of those 😹👍
I really wish funcom would do something with Anarchy Online, my favorite mmo to this day.
As janky as Defiancr was, I enjoyed it. I’d dive into a private server of that game l.
Conan Unchained or Age of Conan, whatever you want to call it
There is alot comming out about this game recently. I'm gonna give it a try
These MMOs from the 2000s/early-2010s were all made on the same engine, look exactly the same graphics fidelity wise and even feel the same. Yet they all are interesting in their own way (or are just terribly p2w and bad). Almost all games nowadays just feel and play the same, even through they take years to develop and are made in very different or modified engines. It's weird
God I remember playing this ages ago. Loved it so much, glad it came back
Have you done a vid on Neocron yet?
Played thousands of hours. Still talk to some players 10 years later.
Oh my god look at that beautiful unit frame. And that inventory! Translucent hotbars! Great looking game.
Right?!
I love watching these videos when bored in the day or at night after my gaming session before bed. You earned a sub keep it up
Fallen earth is still going? Wow!
Used to play this like 13 years ago
Insert Newt Gunray "She can't do that!"
I used to PVP in that game back in 2009-2010.
Great content bro, thanks for the new game idea! Maybe ill cya online if you continue to play
I absolutely used to adore this game, I used to play it with my friends after school pretty much everyday
Hey man don’t degrade yourself like that, lots of us watch your videos and love em!
i loved this game back then.. i wish they would make something similar today..
I used to play it years ago. I found myself wondering if it was still going when I saw it on my steam list. hehe
Saying something is more fun with friends means the game itself is a failure. Having people to talk with and experience a game with is way better than playing it solo, but the solo experience is what ends up mattering and making the game good or bad. Needing to experience a game with friends over Discord or whatever is an automatic failure of a game, personally.
Agreed.
Sea of Thieves has that issue. it can be played Single Player but its genuinely designed to play with your friends.
Don't get me wrong I highly enjoy the co op experience
But when the game *depends* on it.
*100% bad game*
So true. I can have fun with friends making mashed potatoes. The social experience can carry a lot, but the core gameplay should be able to stand on its own
That is a complete failure to understand MMOs at all. The draw is the social elements. Interacting with other people online with mechanics go facilitate that. Not solo play. That's like saying an FPS should focus on cosmetics and that's the main draw of a genre where you shoot people in the face.
@@MrSeekerOfPeacesot was solely designed for the purpose of playing with friends. If a game is designed to be played with people, and you’re made that you can’t enjoy it as much solo, then calling it a bad game is just straight L opinion.
@@AussieLeBrown
>Creates open world MMO
>Forced Co-Op
>Communication Heavy
>Do you guys just not have friends?
The game was designed for the group of 4 friends that party/que up in every game.
Plenty of games are now designed after this trope.
Imagine hating on a solo-grinder because they want to solo-grind.
Aussies keeping up the stereotype of insufferable L comments.
If this game was made in 2024 and it was set in a medival fantasy setting it would outperform most of the mmos right now.
Holy shit, I need to log on to my account which I haven't touched since 2012, or maybe they removed it due to GDPR..
This game was surprisingly fun to play once you got some resources and gear.
A lot of my favorite games are dead and gone, or basically dead and gone. This one, Wildstar, and Defiance to name a few.
I think I played the beta for this game. It all seems so familiar
What was with the sudden resurgence of companies buying and reviving old MMOs during the late 2010s- early 2020s? Seems kinda random
I played this game a decent amount back in the day. It was a fun experience, if a little janky. A remake would be amazing.
I loved this game when it was at its peak.
Have you tried playing the game Istaria? One of my childhood favorites, i still like to visit occasionally. I think you may appreciate the gameplay
I'll check it out!
An American knows that you need a better CQB weapon in an urban zombie war setting. Target acquisition is shite with that scope and long barrel. Hold up. I typed that out before the 06:13 mark, where you clearly become an American citizen. Congrats on that, btw.
Hmm, what's this? Who does he think he is, Josh does it so much... Ahhhh. Subbed.
TV show turned video game lol
Oh man, that brings back memories. KKND2: Krossfire was bloody good. The intro movie is still a blast to watch.
had great times in this game, thxn devs.
I played this for a bit back when it was new. It was pretty fun, but I didn't like how long crafting would take. It wasn't enough to have the materials and put them together, you also had to wait on a ridiculously long timer before your item would be complete. Not sure if that's still the case, but it kind of slowed things down too much for me and I ended up losing interest.
Digging this content. Big fan of Josh as well but I like your take on it, subbed.
Awesome, thank you!
Wharfunder sounds like a game.
I’m not saying this at all to be a hater, but saying “the little known” and “legendary” within 2 seconds of each other gives off a very flimsy impression.
I’m going to finish the video, but that definitely caught my ear lol
i remember playing this game at 8fps when it first came out haha...
FE was awesome back in the day, but it was too niche to hold a big playerbase.
The devs were actually very active and they tried really hard to make it work, people just werent interested
You know I’ve had this in my steam library for forever but I’ve never actually taken the time to load it up, maybe how’s the time?
nice use of lena raine music :D love it
Most people including myself are in los alamos or either i other high level sectors. Also the problem with the game itself is that the engine fallen earth runs on is old as fuck if you played back in the day it had those issues as well with lagging stuttering even with whole sectors crashing. All in all im just waiting on the remake to be fair.
I got into this game about a year ago, had a blast and the community was really cool. I wish there were more people into it, or maybe a sequel!
tell me why as i was enjoying this video i saw it only had 1.6k views... keep at it bro youre gonna blow up one day.
This MMO looks pretty cool.
Seen some familiar names there in the chat, greetings, flap
We got new Sawman video before GTA 6
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these title changes are so fucking funny. how many iterations did you go through?
@@GardenshedElectronics listen , it’s very important if I put 2024 in the title or not , if I don’t , my nan might die
I loved this game!
Should try tibia
i am gonna sub... just cause you played this for us so i didn't have to lol
Try Haven & Hearth ... I'm sure you don't know it ...
Anyone know how to log in and play this game? I created the account and I log in and I press play, but nothing happens.
You need to try dungeons and dragons online, it has a dedicated community kind of a dead game by all standards but really fun gameplay and lots of builds
I played a couple of hours on stream a few months back , it has potential but I got distracted and stopped playing 🥹
@@sawmanUK The dungeons are very unique as well as the solutions they offer.
You should try to do a few definitely something different than most games, also its semi action combat
I played this game years ago
After Josh Strife Hayes did a video on this game a few years ago, I checked it out and played for about 50 hours. Pretty fun, a great sense of progression once you get your mind around the difficulty and the controls. Too bad there aren't more than about a dozen people on at any given time. I know like FFXI nobody plays it anymore, but I still might go back to it.
It really depends on what server you're on for FF11.
Dozen is definitely an understatement. More like 3 to 4 dozen lol
Small difference but it matters
Perfect World
RF Online
Tera Online
MU Online
All dead but they have non official servers. In RF online you had a ship that would transport you to a good farm location but the travel time was 30 minutes and you just had to stay inside the ship doing nothing with other players
For the record, I will happily watch you rehash any obscure MMO that Josh Dryface has covered
tv show turned video game ?? nothing wrong with that statement at all
Once human reminds me so much of this game but for modern standards.
Being brought back to life by some corporation is my worst fear :o
Like the Orzhov syndicate in MTG. They make people indebted to them sign a contract that allows them to use them after death. They raise their corpse as a slave zombie and use their ghost for energy. And they control the entire economy in the plane of Ravnica so most poor people are indebted to them.
Can you swim in this game? is there any water?
this channel is great! you get the monotonous voice of madseason with a british accent from josh strife hayes.
I'll take it
I've played so many MMORPGs over the decades and I never once heard of this. Been doing this since before 2009 lol.
fallen earth was a bit confusing to get into but still really enjoyable
I played this game from launch to more or less its death. I know so much about this silly little game. Nice video I like seeing more people talk about it
New video man?
Do any of these games see a spike in players after these vids?
I doubt it , for I am very smol 🥲
Maybe not with Sawman, but it had a significant one when JoshStrifeHayes covered it, jumping from on average from 200 to 400 players online. Unfortunately it was when town instances started crashing and all of the population growth was wasted.
Watched a old john strife video about this game last night…weird
better than new games , sadly
I remember riding a motorbike in this. Why did the mmos of that era have so much more substance than today. Everything is such a WoW clone now.
Sadly it's what apparently sells...
this game is amazing. one of my first free to play games as a kid
good video btw the meme fits good bam bam bam
Crowns. Of. Power.
this game only have 2 major problemas, server lag and non scaling ui.
Looks like there is an emulator for asherons call 2 ran thru daybreak? There is an idea for a vid
@@matthewkeating-od6rl Asheron call has been on my list for a while , I’m just trying to work up the courage to play it 😹
@@sawmanUK try asherons call TWO(2) think they have a new emulator version of it partially running. The first call is a whole different game and very dated.
Do you have any plans to make a best of free mmos video any time soon? I’ve seen all your review videos and I still can’t decide which old garbage I want to try
@@Smerknerb might do a tier list or something towards the end of the year. I guess the question is, what types of mmos do you like ?
Great video Sawman! @Smerknerb, if you want a surprisingly good free-to-play “mmo” with a bunch of players, I recently started playing Warframe, and my god, I’ve been sleeping on that game. Definitely suggest it while waiting for the tier list. I’d also suggest watching a tutorial video, cause the game is rather overwhelming at first.