How Elden Ring may Dunk on Game of Thrones
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2021
- Today, DJ Peach Cobbler forgot to sleep...He ALSO jumped on the "Game of Thrones HATE TRAIN" about 1 year too late, no one cares anymore.
But Cobbler's got a good reason to do so.
Where Game of Thrones failed...Elden Ring may just excel! George R.R. Martin is Cobbler's fourth-biggest crush! He comes in right after Hugo Martin and Todd Howard and Todd Howard a second time. 
Игры
Thanks for watching, Joffrey Baratheon was a total Sigma
at 8:25 that black box is supposed to be the release date of Dance with Dragons, the last book which was released in 2011. My editing software messed up, now it's too late. Shame.
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Elden Ring will be the best thing that has ever happened to humanity
@@el_slender This means that you have played few games, know little games or like few games, or have chosen ignorance. There are simply too many games to cast such sentences that are highly unreal. You probably wanted to say in another way that you would like this game very much. How much can you read from the comments of people you don't know!
You don't need sleep as long as you remember to take your 'Sweet, Sweet, Clean SPEED!'... Available from Mr. Whitey.
@@el_slender i refuse to get hyped like this since ive already survived one decade of early access and promised releases
@@Rhetoklaa FROM is the one videogame company you can rely on
Even though Lord of The Rings is the greatest story ever told, i still respect your opinion. I'm a humble person, i don't brag about my superior opinion,i respect the inferior ones.
based
Very based bruv
No, put him on a cross
Agreed, Tolkien folk need not boast to the lower Martin peasants. We are fine letting them fester in their repugnant squalor.
What a gentleman, and utterly correct as well.
It's funny how Game of Thrones was derided as just being "tits and dragons" for so many years despite being so much more than that, but the last two seasons fumbled so badly that they couldn't even properly deliver tits or dragons.
The last seasons should've been the darkest, most hopeless of them all. Pure dire and sad ends to the characters and the world. I mean some moments were, but the writing failed them miserably.
@@witlessteam901 Exactly. Episode 2 of season 8 was the best of the bunch specifically because it was full of moments of characters saying goodbye and preparing to face certain death. And the writers squandered the only character work that they actually bothered to do by letting almost everyone live.
@Adolfus Hitler Exactly. And the Night King should have been the final boss, not Cersei. The entire point of the White Walkers was that they were going to steamroll the fuck out of the pettily squabbling factions of Westeros if they didn't get their shit together. So why the hell did they just end up being a distraction for the cast while Cersei girlbossed her way to foetal alcohol syndrome? There were only two possible endings for Game of Thrones: either the Lord of the Rings ending where Aragorn unites the kingdoms and repels the existential threat he's been fighting for eight years or the better ending where he fails and the White Walkers kill EVERYONE with their own ignorance and hubris (when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. A genocide ending would be poetic as fuck because fundamentally, the game is so self-perpetuating through sheer human cuntishness that it can only end with the death of everyone that plays). And in the end, they pussied out of both and cashed GoT in to go and do Star Wars, which is fucking unforgivable. There was so much potential that the ending of season 6 should have been the fucking halfway point, not the start of the climax.
@@jard0r oof! Well said.
What about “Dragons with tits?” Any Scalies?
Are we going to get an essay about how all this relates to Doom Eternal?
Elden Ring is gonna be just like Doom Eternal but worse because it's not *really* Doom Eternal
@@DJPeachCobbler why? I don't get it, I think my english is not good enough to totally understand a complex idea, I'm training though.
Like, why is it bad to have the writer of GOT books on Elden Ring?
@@aleshofastora440 no he said he like it on the video wdym?
My pc can't play Doom Eternal.
@@FireGiantFoot he said it's good? lol, I'm so confused
"a world where hobbits are submissive and breedable is not for me"
-I can tell we've got absolutely nothing in common.
@Adolf Hitler Holy shit Hitler spitting facts!?
🤣💀
I mean… dunking on Game of Thrones, especially seasons, is sorta like that time Kanye West played basketball against disabled children and won 106 to nothing.
I googled it and I’m depressed that this didn’t actually happen
@@dally1398 yet sounds like something that would
And should
@@alexf0723
It sounds like something that Kanye West might do.
He's the expert on doing incredibly awkward things that don't take the general public's future reaction into consideration.
@@MrNobody47710 AKA he is a genius
@@djangounchained9387
Damn straight.
Genius works in mysterious ways.
A Redditor that can read books?!? My god they are evolving!
Reading!
never heard about audiobooks Boomer
Stinky steve 1000 fart jokes
A redditor that read something other than Harry Potter!
Redditors are capable of reading?
@@couldntbeproved1392 that and Brandon Sanderson.
"Shadowfax and logic" Good one.
LOTR is about how power corrupts. The true villain of the story isn't Sauron, but the one ring, which symbolizes power, how power can turn even good intentions to evil, and its destruction is allegory to how the quest for power will eventually consume itself in time.
Sounds to me like you're more of a Dune guy. Dune is about a dude who is prophesied as a savior figure (when he's actually not), gets followed by people for all the right reasons, and fucks up badly with dire consequences. Frank Herbert wanted to warn against the errors of charismatic leaders, and argues that it's not power that corrupts, but that power attracts the corruptible and shows who you really are.
Dune sounds a heck of a lot similar to Life of Brian
Huh, need to read it again, it's been a while. Read it as a wee lad initially and I can say I did like it, though I definitely want to go back to ir
@Spencer Kraynik damn, aight.
God I love dune
@@famboozle7668 Make Cobbler read Dune gang
George Martin didn't write the plot of the game. But the world, it's history, and how it works. FromSoftware is building a game in that world while keeping in touch with the godfather's guidance.
I think this is even better. Because both are doing what they do best without interfering in each other's work.
I completely agree and excited to see what they cooked up
Yup, they were presented a world and told "have fun".
I would say it's the total oposite actually
george martin work is heavily axed on politics influencing characters interactions and choices, especially against difficult and unfair situations
but fromsoftware worldbuilding is on another level as much as it is the core aspect of their game, the vector by wich they transmit their philosopy about rotte, the passage of time, enthropy, fate, karma, and ineluctability
they clearly are master at designing cosmic forces and influences that dictate the course of a world and one just need to look at concepts like the eternal dragons, the first flame, the first sin, the old one, the great ones, and the idea of kings to realize this
@@dovhadark7108 I have no idea about anything you just mentioned. No offence.
@@rumplstiltztinkerstein no offence taken, I didn't made the souls games after all
although I would never miss an occasion to recomend them
I advise you to play them, their cool, fun and fascinating
"when you play a Dark Souls it feels effortless"
Me after dying for the billionth time to The Nameless King: Yeah, sure. Effortless.
The thing that’s got me most hyped for Elden Ring is that this isn’t going to be Dark Souls where Hope is gone and all that’s left to do is abandon this world and run into a literal painting.
No. In Elden Ring, Miyazaki has said that the theme for Elden Ring is “ambition”. The world ISNT beyond repairing, hope for the world to return to as it was still exists!
But the thing is... everybody else will have the ambition to “fix” the world, turn it into what they see fit. And if we look at Berserk, we all know what ambitious people are willing to do to fulfill their goals... and Miyazaki is anything if not a HUGE berserk fan.
So what horrible things will we need to do to fulfill OUR dreams? What horrible act will WE have to do to figure out our dreams? What dregs will we need to cooperate with to do just that? The lines of good and bad will be easy to see... at first. But I guarantee that maybe the shattering of the Elden Ring... is not all that it seems. And I’m sure that others in the world might agree with me...
And how will we be able to deal with the consequences that come with those decisions? THAT is the most hype aspect of this game.
What will we Tarnished need to do?
Just like Demon's Souls
"Welcome to Miyazaki '22; everything is fucked, you're fucked, of you try to help at all than it's just going to get MORE fucked!"
Mounted pvp still be sounding like a good hype
Miyazaki didn't say Elden Ring's theme is ambition, rather that only the character's whose concept art was posted on ER's instagram theme is the will, or ambition of mankind. So if anything it means that the boss will represent it, or maybe his backstory will be related to that.
@@custodianvrael6471 sadly there are no mounted pvp
As a Berserk fan, hearing Guts’ theme play while you’re talking about the permanent hiatus of the A Song of Ice & Fire books hit too close to home.
Having played a fair portion of Elden Ring, it's really amazing how right Cobbler can be
the only thing more complicated than Game of Throne's character motivations is Cobbler's tree of "Video Topics that can involve DOOM at some point"
“Permanent hiatus”
Starts playing Gut’a Theme. You bastard
Gut'a 😂
When he said “there’s one moment, from one game that captures this” I was one nerve ending away from chucking my phone if he brought up doom eternal 😂
I am excited mr cobbler, now make a hades video while I get to actually watching this one.
Yes yes yes yes
Once 'The Winds of Winter' is released I'll have to reread the books. I ran through them in about 2 months right after I graduated high school. The show had some real promise through the first 4 seasons. Then season 5 and 6 started to slip and season 7 and 8 fell off a cliff. So sad. I hope to one day play a fantasy RPG with as much depth and variety as ASOIAF.
I really think GRRM is gonna die before The Winds of Winter ever gets published and I think you may as well forget A Hope for Spring. Another author may finish it off of George's notes but I don't know if I could read another author's work on the series and it not feel like fan fiction to me.
And I agree with you about the show. Almost like they had no clue wtf they were doing when they ran out of source material.
Season 6 was kinda good but yeah 7 and 8 were terrible
@@codydavenport8429 dont worry, grrm will finish writing once dr dre's album detox comes out. Which will be soon.
@@someguy315 I agree. I enjoyed s1-6 but 7 started to feel strange and then 8 was weird as hell. This coming from someone that didn’t watch as it was coming out over the years but binging the entire series last month
I can't wait to see what Mr. Martin decides to write I love his novels, and the show inspired by the novels are godlike.
GRRM is going to burst his own stomach on sheetcake before He finishes the next book. Read his blog and tell me that He hasn't just given up and decided to die like a horse who decided to eat itself to death.
@@chesterstevens8870 Dude. Go Outside. Touch some grass. The level of degeneracy you just displayed can’t be healthy for any human being.
@@chesterstevens8870 wtf
@@chesterstevens8870 You need help.
@@rawadosa90210why are you booing? He’s right? Lol
George ain’t releasing winds of winter while he’s alive.
Kinda feel like the writers of Game of Thrones did the same thing as the Berserk 2016-2017 anime did to the manga. You know. Cut out plot points, character development, and key elements etc. Anyone else appreciate the Guts theme song he played in this?
Anteal s4 the show was fire. + Cutting is needed whan doing adaptions. You cant adapt a hole book right into a show. Its 2 different medium. And most people felt its keepet the neccerry parts and did them justice while keeping the spirit of the books. And its keeped to its strong point.. live action is the best in the action and characters department (you know acting an stuff) and so the show new how to play to its strong points. After s4 the show want down heal
@@yuvalgabay1023 I agree, its also important to say that up to season 04, the show did produce some of their scenes that were amazing IMO. Like Arya and Tywin and the conversation between Varys and Little Finger about power. But yeah, once season 04 was the last great season of the show
elden ring's story is finished for one and doesn't have to make shit up halfway
and fuck it up
man makes a heavily scripted, and edited video because he is hyped for video game. I've been there too
AND pissed at GoT, which is basically a moral obligation hahaha
Well Cobbler didn't shoe-horn in Doom Eternal in this one so I have to do it for him.
Doom Eternal dunks on Game of Thrones because Game of Thrones doesn't rip and tear, except for the bed sheets. Doom guy's motivations are simple, effective and unaffected by the literal end of the world. He only desires to destroy demons, not pussy. And that motivation will persist if everyone else is dead - because they are. Doom Eternal is good because it couldn't kill off characters for shock value even if it wanted to.
The Doom music was in the background while he was starting to dump on the show, so Doom Eternal was sorta there in spirit.
doom eternal showed up when he said "my favorite developer that isn't id software"
Great video cobbler, your filthy, putrid, and unworthy opinions aside I really enjoyed it!
JK, you sinned against the almighty Tolkien and the penalty is death.
Pain is too merciful a fate for a heretic against International Nerdery.
You're essentially a GDC conference that's actually fun to watch. I really like these video game deep dives that you're making. I recently found your channel & just been bingeing it bit by bit; appreciating the alternative thoughts you've had on gaming facets like mechanics, setting design, player motivation, etc & how they apply to the players. Keep up the humorous takes too, so more folks can get a slice Pepsi flavored peachy goodness.
I know this is going to get buried, and I'm ok with that.
But I just want to say thank you for making these videos. I love listening to them and absorbing as many ideas as I can. Your video about doom eternal made me realize just how much fun I wasn't having with games.
Every new video is great to me. Please keep going if you want, I'll follow.
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I'm only 2 minutes in and this video already dropped about 6 jokes that tickle my funny bone just the right way. You hold the humor crown on RUclips right now in my eyes and it's easy to tell you do it by making jokes for yourself before anybody else and I fuckin appreciate that. Its a pleasure watching this channel grow, keep doing what ur doin
Please never change cobbler, your content is so captivating and I constantly find myself answering the thought provoking questions you ask continuously throughout the day.
Dont talk about dark tower, i still cry everytime i remember the movie
You mean the three movies that crashed into each other?
Big shame, that.
If there are other worlds than these, that means there's a world where the movie was good
Now, playing Elden Ring in 2024, the way the lore unfolds environmentally and informs your decisions indirectly really does combine Martin and Miyazaki perfectly. Over the course of everything, the more you pay attention the more you realize even before the shattering that world was always headed towards it. Gods and Demigods are shown to be petty, selfish idiots, consumed with the idea that everyone but them is wrong. The variety of ways the story can conclude is fantastic, because it relies on your own biases, both in playstyle and decision making.
I can see what you mean about The Lord of the Rings, despite me watching it annually and not getting tired of it. However, you know how many new stories are a dissection of old tropes? Well, they become tropes because the formula works, and LOTR is the best of them, it earns all its moments and despite the "sappiness" it wins hearts. The problem is, many stories used the formula like a crutch, but I still think stories like LOTR can be successful. Fantasy deconstruction stories are not inherently better, they are just more appealing because we are constantly thrown poorly made fantasy flicks over relying on the same ideas without earning those moments.
Can you give me an example of sorts of how you can make and earn an emotional conflict?
I'm a newbie writer and honestly this comment in particular sounds very interesting
@@spooked_potato1384 Making emotional conflict is easy, earning it, is not. Take John Wick, the first few minutes we are told his wife died, he gets a puppy ordered beforehand by his dead wife, and a few minutes later the puppy is dead. A dead puppy, quite an easy bait for emotional conflict, John is mad, we are mad, but its very shallow, you can't make a story off this. John Wick works because its all about John kicking ass, the dog is just a means.
The Lord of the Rings introduces you to its big cast of characters at a good pace, you have a good idea of who they are and their motivations before they set out together. I'll focus on how Gandalf and Aragorn are used. Gandalf becomes the backbone of everything rather quickly, he acts with purpose and jumpstarts the whole adventure. Everyone is guided by him and they all trust him, this is established time and time again. Then in Moria, Gandalf of all people sacrifices himself to stop the Balrog, leaving the whole fellowship distraught and leaderless. That is earned emotional conflict, the death of an developed and essential character.
Throughout the movie Aragorn is setup as a natural leader, honorable and brave. Yet he fears the weakness of his lineage, which fell to the ring's power. It is because of this he runs away from ruling Gondor. Boromir who is a soldier of Gondor dislikes this so called heir to the throne. As the story goes on, Aragorn proves his worth time and time again, demonstrating a strong will despite the temptation of the ring, something which Boromir fails to achieve. In the end Boromir dies and retains his honor, fighting to save the Hobbits, despite having attacked Frodo moments before. Aragorn kills the Uruks and Boromir accepts him as a leader and his king before dying. Aragorn considers his duty seriously for the first time as Boromir calls him king and takes an arm guard of Gondor from Boromir, both as a memento and a reminder of his duty. That is growth and earned emotional conflict.
@@TheAlpha307 John wick works because its almost a parody of other action movies, like usually they kill the badasses entire family or some shit like The Punisher but here the kid kills his dog and he responds by killing like 100 people including the kid and the dad, like the fact that his violence is pretty unjustifiable is part of what makes John Wick a legitimately quite scary character hes a ruthless, amoral person but with determination that in most movies would be seen as heroic.
@@TheAlpha307 that is some genuinely good advice,thank you
Mr. Cobble Sir... Can you do a cross over with your good friend Todd Howard? It would be very epic.
The Elden Ring will be a good, maybe even amazing game, but we shouldn't set the bar too high yet. Cyberpunk 2077 never forget.
Lol CDPR has always had a reputation for releasing broke, unpolished messes, just look at the launch of The Witcher 3, or 2, or even the first Witcher. From Soft has basically only made great games, never perfect, but even their worst is still pretty damn good.
@@Slender_Man_186 first for everything
@@placeholder2586 They'll be the first to not fk up eh
@@trollerblack you know what sure I admire your optimism
Since you like Martin that much I suggest reading Joe Abercrombie.
He nails the moraly ambiguous characters
Bayaz's sudden change actually annoyed the shit out of me
Martin is making me wish life were longer so we could have him writing more and more, put out every project that crazy mind could come up with.
The man is just a fountain of good shit holy crap
@@iaginger i thought the story hinted very much on him being a shady character and not a kind and nice wizard, like the first book presents him at the beginning. But yeah, the ultimate revelation got me big time
No he really doesn't. His stuff is really ahlocky.
I doubt You could even imagine that which commands the stars giving light to his fullest bright
Unlike the LOTR author who finished his story, the song of ice and fire author subverts expectation on never finishing his damn story. Brave and stunning.
A ten minute rant combined with an almost three and a half minute payoff?
It's definitely a Cobbler video. Keep up the good work man.
"When you play a Fromsoftware game it feels effortless" tell that to Gael and my 59 deaths
You are a great storyteller, and little brings me more excitement than seeing a new update.
So I watched the whole vid and when you mentioned dark souls like 10 mins in I was like "OH YH THATS WHY I CLICKED". :) nice vid!
So RUclips has recommended me you're videos, and they're really good, and I love this.
This video was a perfect examplar of a personal review and breakdown of its given topic. A damn near master class if I may.
And also you sound like angry matpat and I'm so sorry I can't unhear that
The pint of simple and virtuous stories like lord of the rings is that they are memorable. They are meant to be easily understood, it's more a mythology than a story really, it's an extraction of the archetypes put in a framework that makes those archetypes personal and somewhat relateable, bringing them into human form but with so much contrast that the borders are easy to recognise. That's why for some it may feel like it is for children of course, since that simplicity makes it stand out from reality. But without that it's easy to get lost in the complexity of reality without knowing what is what. How do you know that your choice is bad without a concept of what is bad and what is good? And of course even if those archetypes are remembered, in the complex mess of human life they can't be spottet clearly since they are mixed and interwoven into each other. The challenge is to unravel and unweave these archetypes to bring order to the Chaos just like the myth tells us, just for real this time.
To have more complex or "adult" video games is a wish for more practice in my opinion, in a world closer resembling reality but but having the same severe consequences for mistakes. A playground where you are save to explore different outcomes without having to face the consequences for the rest of your life.
It's a way of getting to know the world so that we have a better idea of how to operate, how to make choices within it.
fr. but not all mythology is easy to understand tho.
Man I still miss those curious case videos. But it is always nice to see some more cobbler!
Needed to come back to this. Bless your heart you called it.
I love that you're still putting Doom into every video. Don't ever stop.
Funnily enough, I fear I won't even notice a difference because Miyazaki's lore is already god-tier.
You have amazing content my friend, original and in depth. Keep being you and I'll always stay watching these videos!
You work hard on your content and it shows. Thank you, for your razor-sharp critique and even sharper authenticity. I appreciate the way the videos come off more like conversations with a friend than a lecture, despite your research and scripting. Looking forward to seeing you blow up, with stellar content like this it won't be long.
I agree with the vide except when he equates Lotr with fantasy as a genre which is just wrong. Fantasy existed way before Lotr, and many fantasy writers refuse to be influenced by Tolkien.
This video aged well.
I'm sure your take on LotR here is partly portrayed as it is for the laughs, but I'd like to point out that "good people are good and bad people are bad" is absolutely not a significant theme for the series.
How so?
For 7 years I was waiting for this video. Thank you, Mr. Cobbler, for ending my wait. Now I can rest...
Every single one of the endings for your videos breaks my heart every time and ima need you to stop my good sir 😭
I think LotR is great for what it is. A tale about good guys fighting the evil, being tempted, traveling the cool fantasy world and so on. Not everything needs to be morally challenging imo and there’s a lot of place in this world for all the things to exist (even anime). I can understand why someone who loves ASOIAF won’t like LotR. Martin himself said that he wrote it in many ways to address the questions and simplicity that existed in the LotR series.
Cobbler you should read the manga BERSERK. I think you would like it. Plus dark souls takes massive inspiration from the series.
He uses Gut's theme at 8:28
I'm willing to bet he's read it.
@@CraftyChicken91 Guts theme is a popular meme. Many know it without knowing the origin.
Your mind is incredible. I’m always blown away by the quality of writing in these video essays.
everytime i finish one of your videos im just lost for words, how you keep doing it with every video is amazing
I will never give up hope on the next Song of Ice and Fire Chapter!... i simply cannot accept that the Game of Thrones series will be the last thing we will have in mind for ever now
Bruh the Valroan Stewl armor introduced at the end of the last book.
“No price was paid…”
Sorry Gandalf. I know you lay alone for an eternity and underwent tremendous torture off screen and remained pure and good despite that, but that’s just not the type of sacrifice we are looking for. Maybe next time push Pippin down the well to give your character some development, then we’ll talk.
Lmao
That was never communicated in the movies
HAHAHA
@@antonioguanimez3464 good thing this video isn’t just about movies. When he’s talking about GoT he focuses on the books they were adapted from so it’s only fair to rebuttal his (wrong) assessments with the books the lotr movies were adapted from.
@@daveyjoneslocker4703 wow, gandalf was "tortured", what a great description of torture was given by tolkein. he surely suffered alot. bruh boromir suffered more from that broken sword than gandalf ever did during his "torture" sessions
I love your videos you bring me joy when you release them
bro saw this in my feed and got HAPPY. love your videos man
Cobbler's final question, I thought that was what Death Stranding was already supposed to do, no?
Was it? I never bought into/kept up with the hype, played the game on PC a year after it came out
Like fine wine
Man the use of soundtracks in this video is so great. Very good video!
This video needs to be watched by everyone who read the books. You are so right on everything. Also your editing is hysterical. Great video.
I absolutely agree about Song of Ice and Fire and Lord of the Rings.
I feel like this was an old cobbler script he decided to finish after his precipitous leap into his more recent videos lol.
I don't know how you do it.. but your every video leaves me with this strange wistfull melancholy that I adore. Like the bittersweet feeling of finishing a really good book. You've got a gift for combining great essays with soulcrushing musical outros and I applaud you.
I was just getting into the vibe when the video suddenly ended. Give me more hyyyyype. Good shit.
cannot wait to get sum elden bling
I wonder what thoughts this guy would have about the Berserk, the story that inspired Dark souls.
I just noticed how he plays the berserk theme over the revelation on how SOIAF is never ending
Dude, all of your videos are just so good!
I remember when the rumors about a GRRM and From collaboration started to spread, I laughed my ass off, my favorite author and my favorite game dev? No fucking way, then they started to get real and holy shit we are so close.
As for Winds... what can I say that hasn't been said, I haven't given up all hope, but I can accept it if it never comes out... or so I tell myself.
Thank you. I read the books huge fan. And despise the show so much. So thanks for finally representing the boiling nerd rage we all felt towards this show
I'm new to your channel but, good sir, your passion for good stories and video games is simply inspiring. You videos feel like... Home.
Cobbler talking about Lady Stoneheart, something I never expected but never knew I needed
Day one of asking Cobbler to review Farcry 5
I am waiting too, brother
@@user-uh7cb3vy4v same
@@komradekalashnikov7495 I feel like farcry 5 is pretty mid tho, like all there is to say is that it had a couple fairly cool villains and ideas but it was too underdeveloped to be anything special, I would say its like a 6 or 7/10 if im rating it as a product(because farcry gameplay is always pretty fun ngl) but as a piece of art its like a 4 or 5
@@myusernameusedtobereallycr2075 I have played the Far Cry series since three and have been impressed with the engaging story, characters, and game play. Each Far Cry provides a unique setting and antagonist in which you have to defeat. Far Cry 5 attests to past great Far Cry's such as three and four. The game play is fun, it seems like random and exciting opportunities occur just to provide a more variety of encounters in the world. The open world is beautiful and it is fun to just hop in a car and just explore and look at the scenery, Missions are not repetetive, instead of your usual story missions and then the same side quests the world throws random scenarios and you and no side mission is ever the same. The story of ultra radical cultists intrigues the player and really makes you think morally with certain situations you are placed in. Overall the games is incredibly engaging an is a fun experience for anyone interested in a fun FPS with stellar open world that is changing every second.
look go watch Far Cry Five 2 years later its great
Criticizing the foundation of the sword and sorcery genre? Sounds like redittor mischief to me.
One of the best essays I’ve ever seen and it’s under a 1k views? May the algorithm bless more people with this video
I never had an interest in the show when it was popular, but thank you single handedly getting me to read the books. I've been going through it slowly and enjoying myself immensely
I feel like part of the problem is the limited themes and ideas you can convey in a film/show adaptation of a long ass series of books. A lot of sacrifices have to be made to both fit the time limitations and the audiences ability to conect to it through the medium of cinema. Also, what makes good film adaptations good is: making something different so we're not just waiting on the show to animate our favorite part of the book.
Great video, you goddamn cobbler
If your a fan of song and ice and fire but still want more like it, you should read up on Berserk by Kentaro Miura. Imagine if the writing put into SoIaF or LotR were illustrated by the most talented artist of our era.
Edit: Just heard Guts theme at 8:26 so... Yeah.
Sup weeb
just finished the video and its so nice to know someone else shares my exact sentiment
God I love those books.
In the books, when you leave a character, then later return... the start of that chapter is always this euphoric feeling of, "I can't wait to know what will happen next."
Maybe it is just me, but since the chapters are just characters, like you leave the John chapter then later return to another John chapter, they feel so connected. So even though you are bouncing between characters, all you need is the name at the top of a chapter to bring you back into their story. Awesome.
As a massive fan of the book series, the show was a huge disappointment. And now my favourite dessert decisively shits all over it. Validation feels good man.
Why do I hear doom music?
this was a good birthday gift, thanks mr cobbler
lol @ the circle unbroken useage there
two videos in one month? we have been blessed (no pressure don't crunch)
I have to disagree with you on the concept or virtue having to be a liability in order to be realistic. That's not how the world works. That's not even how it works in ASoIaF. Yes, Ned was a virtuous and naive man, but he was also just. He inspired his people and had a lot of positive influence on them. Influence and popularity are very tangible very real things in real world politics, and even in real life there have been monarchs who have done reprehensible things but ultimately did their best to serve their people. Ned Stark did not die because it was the logical conclusion, Ned Stark died because Joffrey was a fucking idiot who knew nothing about politics. Even his fucking MOM knew that this was a horrible idea. For all his virtue and naivite, Ned Stark commanded respect and influence, BECAUSE of his popularity, BECAUSE of his virtue! When he died, it sparked (or significantly brought along) a fucking war that cost the Five Kingdoms everything. THAT is the reality of "good characters being good", not this cynical bullshit that jaded internet edgelord tryhards try to spread who have never even talked to living breathing person outside.
God, I am so fucking tired of people always being like "realism = cynicism", that's not how the real world out there works. Reality is not that simple. If it was, John Rabe would have been shot or starved after the war, Berlin Wall would have never fallen, the Iranian Revolution would have never gone through, or the battle of Castle Itter would have never happened.
Personally, I operate on the view: Drama that hinges on
1) Horrible characters being horrible for the sake of being horrible in a world that is horrible solely due to contrived circumstance, (or simply, everyone being "Stupid Evil")
and 2) Characters being unreasonable idiots
is fundamentally bad drama. (Case in point: Season 8)
Is wolfenstein the new order as good as Doom eternal. (Or at least almost)
Yeah, it’s pretty damn good.
Can anything other then perfection hold a candle to absolute perfection
No but it's still good. The sequel however....
I've missed you so much... Thank you
Watched this whole ass video before realising it came out before Elden Ring
Your Demon Slayer video is cool
You know, I would absolutely LOVE to hear your thoughts on a game called Pathologic 2 (no you don't need to play the first one). That game is almost tailor-made for youtube video essays
This pie man is dope
I really appreciate the usage of the ``Relax!`` scene from Terminator 3 lmao
If the game doesn't crash, maybe i'd be able to tell you
If u don't like fantasy consider giving berserk a shot if u haven't already it's a masterpiece
EDIT: The manga not the tv shows
Don't give the CG version a shot though the story is interesting though
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle Well ya if you’re going to start berserk the only right option is the manga.
@@esssss8415 or the og anime as it was really good itself though pales in comparison to the manga
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle Yes the 90s anime is also great however it only covers a small chunk of the manga unfortunately.
@@esssss8415 yup I edited that in there I haven't watched the 97 anime but that ones supposed to be pretty good.
I am looking forward to Elden ring.
I also agree, that the Lord of the rings would be so much better if all characters were not just ultimately good or irredeemably evil :/
You should watch the movies or read the books then, one of the main members of the fellowship actually isn't ultimately good or irredeemably evil, his name was Boromir
@@pwnagepanther5857 he was entirely good who was influenced by the ring, like actually read the books before commenting kid
@@mum-your I’m not sure if you’re retarded or if you’re simply braindead, someone who can be corrupted is not ultimately good. Boromir was shown to be selfish and foolhardy. While he was noble and honorable, he was by no means “ultimately good”. A better example of a character like that would be Aragorn, who unlike Boromir, was not tempted by its power or it’s influence. I HAVE read the books and Tolkien made it abundantly clear that the role of Boromir was not only to show that yes, the ring could corrupt even the most stalwart hearts, but that Boromir was a foil to the character of Aragorn, and that to be a foil, he had to be Aragorn if Aragorn was more flawed. I’m not sure you understand Tolkien so I thought I’d educate you :)
@@mum-your I could also discuss the fact that even tho Aragorn was shown to be pure of heart and intention, even he suffered doubt and suffered from his own failures as the Heir to Isildur, his struggle with his identity and his won worthiness of the throne, led to him abandoning his duty and people, he saw the quest for the ring as not only as a form of redemption, but an opportunity to show how he could be the king he was born to be, again showing that even Aragorn son of Arathorn is not a perfectly good or just hero, even he makes the wrong decisions and has regrets. Again you’d know this if you read the books. The only truly “evil” characters are creatures like the orca and goblins, or Sauron and Morgoth, due to them all embodying corruption and desecration.
Also I bet this dude feels abbot dorky considering a good amount of Elden ring characters are just evil to be evil
DJ Peach Cobbler is awesome. Just discovered him today. Watching all his stuff.
Now please make the video elaborating more on what sort of stories games are good at telling. That's a great subject.