OH YEAH the owners of "SaucyMuffins [BEER] Haus & Squidd Cafe" gave me admin so i could do the freecam stuff on their server. It was reallly stupid of them and they put way too much trust in me. All they asked for in return was a simple shoutout in the video. Which i completely forgot to do. I am sorry. I hope this pinned comment suffices. Go check em out.
My great grandpa was an electrician judging by his helmet and uniform. I play just to figure out what electricians had to go through to get certified back then.
It's got to be hard not fitting into normal human clothes and having to have the neck hole as wide as the shoulders to get that forehead though...he is also fat lol amiriteguise?!?!
Im 42 and love milsim games. So this checks out. I also played supply in HLL. Been in games, not a bullet fired in vain. Building structures. Moving material to other old men buliding cool things.
The German tanks would have their engine get cooked and make the decision to become an artillery piece since repairing them in the field was not going to happen
The fucking porn bots are invading this comment section, but we all know Sam's viewers would never lay eyes on a woman in their life. Keep up the good work boys.
jokes aside, it's mostly just time and effort that it requires. age isn't that detrimental to video game skill, it's just that teens literally have all the time in the world to play and practice, adults don't.
WELL BACK IN THE DAY i literally killed pretty much every enemy in rainbow six las vegas with a headshot and magnum 44 , not even kidding you (had to do a" well back in the day" comment lol)
I’m turning into an “Old gamer” at the age of 17, used to be incredibly good at competitive shooters but now I’m just trash, eyesight is non existent and so are my reflexes. It’s almost more fun this way though, a lot less stressful to be a boring slow paced “casual” gamer
Honestly I don't know what delights me more, the Napoleon outfit or the fact as Sam gets older his resting face looks more and more like a serial killer.
In my 900 hours of play I have only ever run across 4 actual kids. This is hugely misleading as many children can be seen throughout the game as evident by team chat where they constantly tear each other apart
Real shame as child soldiers are the most effective; easy to manipulate, naive, don't appreciate life, smaller hit boxes, and the enemy might hesitate to shoot. It's simply good business
Nothing is better than when I see an opponent with "Dad" or a number less than 95 in their name. That's when I know I'm about to destroy some old man who only has an hour to play because 9PM is rolling around and they have to drop the kids off at school in the morning.
Sam needs to become an artillery man, you just sit there pressing 2 buttons for 3 hours straight and at the end you realize you only killed 6 people with those 1200 155 shells
Hey Sam, I know you haven’t played this game in months, probably a year at this point, but thanks for showing me this game. Me and my Dad rock out in infantry and die all the time, fun game.
Sam reliving his life as a general through mil sim games since it's the only one after he retired but it's nice to see Sam playing these mil sim games I actually enjoy them and I havent even played all of the ones I want to yet but this video is gonna be great getting to see the experience of a once great war general and seeing what he had to go through and telling us stories like we're his grandkids.
Ive run more quake and UT routes and flicked more shots than most gamers could even dream. The theory is whats interesting to me now, the fact that MilSim has better community helps too.
Yeah basically Step 1 of Squad Leading is go to the options, turn the command radio OFF. It's never useful at all anyway. Focus on making sure your squad is having fun, listen to what they say. The other SLs don't give a damn about what you have to say, the Commander ESPECIALLY doesn't give a damn about what you have to say, and their inane chatter about pointless bullshit is just gonna make you unable to hear or think 97% of the time. TURN. IT. OFF. Especially in Squad, the game I play.
Opening story hits too close. I played 1.6, but what most of my time went to was Blackhawk Down. Our team won the world championship. Even though im sure im rusty i haven't played pc since then. I only started playing cause 15 year old me got put on house arrest. Its funny looking back cause all the different teams i was on were older 30+ year old dudes. One squad was ran by a husband and wife. They were super lame. Luckily i was recruited by another team while i was playing in their server. They were super cool and were a group of 5 middle aged dudes that all lived by each other in Canada. Still got a hat that says "canada" that i was sent for Christmas that year from one of them. That was the team that i won with. Damn got me reminiscing about shit from 20 years ago.😢 wonder what they're up to now?
Not gonna lie, speaking as an old gamer (and I literally actually still do tell stories of my glory days on top 100 socom 2) sam's speech on why we play milsim games is surprisingly poignant coming from him
SOCOM II was peak multiplayer gaming. I still remember so many of the maps like Desert Glory, Crossroads, Frostfire, The Mixer, Fish Hook, Vigilance, Blizzard, Fox Hunt, Chain Reaction, Requiem. It was so far ahead of its time on consoles.
Here is a guy, mid 30's, that played counter-strike 1.6. Know what really made the years sink in? Was at a Lan party weekend last winter, guys were looking up their Steam account on Steamdb to check account age and how much time and money they wasted. I go to check mine and chime in: 'Hey, looks like I created my Steam account back in 2003, think I needed it to play CS at that point.' One of the young guys looks up from his screen and exclaims: 'Wtf man, your Steam account is older than me!' Well shit.
I liked his intro about the OGs that played Counter-Strike 1.6 I'd like to say something about this. I was there during CS 1.6 and even if I was playing a cracked version on Russian servers that didn't have VAC, there was still a lot less cheaters than we currently have in CS:GO... 😆
As a young dude that likes to get high and not say a thing in this game, I fucking love a sweaty old dude barking orders and giving me direction in the game
I'm old af and still top frag on csgo, it's lack of interest/practice, not so much reflexes, in most older gamers. They feel silly at 45 doing practice maps, but jokes on them, I'm still pwning 3000hr n00bz. But even then strats still rule. If you're in your 30's and already slowing down, I suggest a gym membership and some more time in the sun, maybe bloodwork.
I like milsims/tactical shooters (like Arma, Insurgency, and Ground Branch). I hate woke, rigged, grindy, P2W, gambling, identity crisis games... (looking at you Call of Duty). Using strategy > running around like a stupid headless chicken.
I genuinely hope this is satire, if so I think its funny. I'm 29, and like you I'm quickly approaching that stage with reflexes, but I've been attracted to milsim games since I was 15. A lot aren't your jump in and play style games, they take build up thought and more understanding of goals to do what you want, but that's the depth that makes them great. What drew me into it was the realism. Realizing that people literally cannot survive the mag dumps you see on COD, and that cuts both ways. Tactics are way more important but so Is reflex, because you also realize that the recoil in COD isn't realistic either. You actually have to place your shots and realize that full auto isn't used that frequently, even by actual military IRL, which means learning to stack the deck in your favor. Further more it adds a depth of "Minigames" that come into play, things like reading topographical maps and performing land navigation in Arma 3, or in-depth medical systems like Arma 3 ACE mod or Tarkov. Learning that how you set up your rifle impacts your performance like in Tarkov, and more isn't always better. How different ammunitions impact the battlefield, or how valuable listening is. Not to mention the importance of clear comms and clear and concise communication. The difference of a single word can be the difference between you and your buddy clapping each other or you guys clapping the other team. What's also funny is seeing how many vets choose to play things like ground branch or Arma or Tarkov simply because it adds more of the complexity found in the real world. After being educated on some of this stuff, its hard not to look at games like COD as something like Fortnite in comparison to some of this tactical shooters being released now. I think the depth is a good thing, because being able to learn something like how to navigate a topographical map, or see the importance of learning real world first aid or EMS skills (Because this is still not accurate in games), Or how to make decent call outs that your boys can take action on gives you a different perspective and appreciation for the people that actually do this stuff.
Contrary to popular belief, there isnt alot of lowered reaction time when aging. There are still starcraft pros coming up on 30. Thats just a common excuse for bad players that dont like to practice anymore because they made the mistake of creating a family instead of being an epic GAMER.
The thing is you are capable, and so are other gamers of various age ranges. The difference is responsibilities. The younger you are, the less you have, and that means more time to stay tuned up. I play hell let loose because it’s realistic. Cardi B doing a slide cancel into a 360 no scope is some cartoon arcade shit. No thank you.
This is honestly one of the best HLL videos ive seen. Been playing for over a year and would just avoid playing officer rolls like the plague out of lack of understanding but you can learn so much from anothers dumbfuckery
Hey I almost got the same glasses, except they have a chrome bridge and thin metal tubes that go back to the ears. U got some fellipino glasses my huy?
bro as someone who got into milsims when i was like 15 i can tell you it was just for the experience alone. i loved arma series, bf2pr, even bf3 had a milsim community on private servers it fun! i never wanted to be "good" just played cause it was cool.
As one of those kids who played CS 1.6 in grade school, milsim was a niche I always wanted to exist, and I was continually disappointed at how twitchy and antisocial most shooters were. You never needed to actually use teamwork everyone was just in it for frags and that always rubbed me wrong
I used to think too that the reason I wasn't as good at fps games as I used to be was because of my reaction time. But I don't think that's so. I used to post at a forum a lot and took a reaction time test that was posted in like 2003-2004. Five years ago or thereabouts I guess I was reading old posts and came upon my reaction time results from way back then. I took the same test again and got almost exactly the same results, and even was faster in one run. So I don't think my reaction time has changed much. But what has changed is I used to play games for hours, sometimes daily. Now I might play in two weeks what I used to play in just a day. So I think the biggest factor, for me anyway, is time spent playing/practicing, not reaction time.
100% this. It's always the running meme of "aging out" but in reality its adult responsibility that stops you from spending 8 straight hours on a game. Unless ur like REALLY old, being able to practice as much as the kid with no job/career would probably give you the same results
I was there, back when de_siege had armory you could tk wipe your whole team with, and this video hits to close to home, as I only ever play squad anymore, and within the first thirty seconds of joining a squad I usually get promoted to leader due to my deep voice, and eventually to commander because no one else steps up. I was once a professional paintball player about 15 years ago, back when you had to use your body to become a legit pro gamer. Now I just drive the Logi trucks and bump music of my mic, which keeps all the kids quiet until i drop them off at the pool, best strat
Maybe we got sick of shooting someone 5 times in the back only to have them round a corner, throw plates in and quickscope us from 150 yards. You can’t slide cancel or quickscope IRL, so it gets to the point where you wants realism and not an arcade game. COD embraced their game exploits like quickscoping to the point where the game has you flying around from building to building with your infinite parachute like tinker bell.
There are plenty of video games that can be enjoyed without youthful reflexes. In Foxhole for example, the game is somewhat forgiving for slowness, and you could build as well since there's often too few people building up on newly taken territory. Games like World of Tanks, while a shooter, are not fast paced shooters. Even a game like Rust, which is toxic as hell and requires good aim and fast reflexes can be good once you compensate with a decent base which can be automated to kill off trespassers. You can always join clans too and fill a role that does not require you to have e-sports level reflexes.
im 36, and I use to smash on COD MW2 , my steam profile is full of aim bot claims and no bans, over 2k hours, Now i got a life and im old , I play MW1 (new one) and Im not as good as i use to be, still decent though haha
OH YEAH the owners of "SaucyMuffins [BEER] Haus & Squidd Cafe" gave me admin so i could do the freecam stuff on their server. It was reallly stupid of them and they put way too much trust in me. All they asked for in return was a simple shoutout in the video. Which i completely forgot to do. I am sorry. I hope this pinned comment suffices. Go check em out.
RIP
Good shit buttchug
What a gamer move. Finally using your influence to gain admin on servers. Should start getting admin on Minecraft servers.
Truly a man of strong character
As an old guy nearly pushing 40 I can confirm, sometimes I'm human. Also, where ma' RS2 Vid you whipper snapper
My great grandpa was an electrician judging by his helmet and uniform. I play just to figure out what electricians had to go through to get certified back then.
I really hope an electrician's uniform looked like a spider-man villain's uniform. Like one big yellow lightning bolt
@@ewwpoorpeople5684 My grandpa had two small lightning bolts on his helmet snd uniform
@@MrNight-dg1ug hey wait a second
@@jacobchapman1563 ruh roh raggy
@@MrNight-dg1ug were they on the collars?
This is some powerful projecting from Sam:
>Old
>Slow Reflexes
>Allegedly a human
I'm so glad Sam found a gaming genre that he finally fits into!
tbh watching him play has been very fun
He also fits into his wife's boyfriends back seat.
It's got to be hard not fitting into normal human clothes and having to have the neck hole as wide as the shoulders to get that forehead though...he is also fat lol amiriteguise?!?!
he doesn't fit much anywhere else (hes fat)
@@childrenoftolkien ouch lmaoooo
Im 42 and love milsim games. So this checks out. I also played supply in HLL. Been in games, not a bullet fired in vain. Building structures. Moving material to other old men buliding cool things.
“Other old men”😭
I am another 38 yo old man, who just loves to exploit tactical errors in this game of other old men.
Sam not communicating with other members of leadership is genuinely the most military accurate thing you could do in this whole game
If hell let loose was historically accurate Germany has no idea what’s happening and the Americans won’t follow orders they’ve entered the blood rage
@@user-ns4zm8qe9p the german tanks wouldnt even make it to the battlefield, too busy fixing the engine
@@notsogreatcourier9536 the ones that do have their electrical knocked out by a shot that didn’t penetrate the armour 😂 German tanks are very funny
@user-ns4zm8qe9p they have to buff Germany, or the game would seem usa favored
The German tanks would have their engine get cooked and make the decision to become an artillery piece since repairing them in the field was not going to happen
Finding a balance between doing the bare minimum and still having fun in a game is an art form and god damnit Sam you’ve perfected it.
The fucking porn bots are invading this comment section, but we all know Sam's viewers would never lay eyes on a woman in their life. Keep up the good work boys.
wahmahn?
Heyyyyyy....
w..womn?
They would obviously lay eye on women, just through a telescope through the womans window.
@@thesaviorofsouls5210 studying the enemy
Samuel really embracing that John Wayne Gacy look he was always meant to rock
I knew he looked familiar.
Sam's greenscreen edits keep getting better and better, soon he'll be able to greenscreen his way into a happy and healthy family!
Scabetha may be "loving" but she definitely isn't "mentally healthy" to stay with "sam"
@@_NobodySpecial_ She beats Sam to a bloody pulp every night
@@TheMasterUnity consensually of course
@@_NobodySpecial_ Of course
His wife loves cheating on him
Sam is a natural squad leader, I hope he makes the step to Commander
Damn, they really did me dirty on 10:45.
That blows... me up.
Sam, us 30-somethings can keep up with the teens in FPS games without issue, it just takes time, effort, and enough stimulants to send us to the ER.
jokes aside, it's mostly just time and effort that it requires. age isn't that detrimental to video game skill, it's just that teens literally have all the time in the world to play and practice, adults don't.
Are you really a 30-something, with THAT pfp? 😬
Bro chose violence today
@@chefalopod3403 Of course, the character's from a 2003 game.
@@chefalopod3403was going to say the same thing 😂
WELL BACK IN THE DAY i literally killed pretty much every enemy in rainbow six las vegas with a headshot and magnum 44 , not even kidding you (had to do a" well back in the day" comment lol)
Sam: *Flames old people for playing this game
Also Sam: *Gets separated and lost in a knee-high wheat field
Classic.
I’m turning into an “Old gamer” at the age of 17, used to be incredibly good at competitive shooters but now I’m just trash, eyesight is non existent and so are my reflexes. It’s almost more fun this way though, a lot less stressful to be a boring slow paced “casual” gamer
Sam the type of leader to tell you to run over into the no-man's land to fetch a cool looking rock for him.
Fairly certain he already tells his kids to fetch objects from dangerous places, like cool rocks from busy roadways.
@@jensen1646 What a good father: Teaching his kids the dangers of playing Frogger IRL
How high????
i feel attacked.... my KDR has dropped from 4.6 to 1.2 since 2003
Honestly I don't know what delights me more, the Napoleon outfit or the fact as Sam gets older his resting face looks more and more like a serial killer.
What do you mean, "looks more like"? 😂
Something about those beady eyes...
This comment will age like milk once they discover the 1st human remains.
Ed Kemper
@@jagheterhopp came to say exactly that lol
That Jimmy Buffet joke didn’t marinate well
Sam's greenscreen edits are scary good
I know, it's like he is actually outside at 11:05
@@svanders2182 looks almost like real life
His channel is underrated. The green screen edits are always golden. 😂
@@svanders2182 false, sam have never seen sunlight
@@svanders2182 omg stfu you had me looking fr for a second 😂
Legitimately laughed at the "its too close to the point" blammo!
Old man cope
Listen, whipper snapper
Yo the editing on this video is crazy, love the shakiness and film grain, music pairs really well too love it
I consistently get into squads with people double my age in HLL.
You’ll be hard pressed to find any kids on that game.
In my 900 hours of play I have only ever run across 4 actual kids. This is hugely misleading as many children can be seen throughout the game as evident by team chat where they constantly tear each other apart
99% of no-mics are kids, which is about 50% of the player base.
Kids play cod, men play hell let loose
I'm 26 and I'm often the kid in my squad. I lead more often than not to boot, too.
Real shame as child soldiers are the most effective; easy to manipulate, naive, don't appreciate life, smaller hit boxes, and the enemy might hesitate to shoot. It's simply good business
"I STILL GOT IT"
"oh sorry honey.... yes I'll be quiet"
Nothing is better than when I see an opponent with "Dad" or a number less than 95 in their name. That's when I know I'm about to destroy some old man who only has an hour to play because 9PM is rolling around and they have to drop the kids off at school in the morning.
What happens when they kill you though? Existential dread?😊.. Also, that would be an epic troll name for an ace lol
But you'll never beat our strategies! Young ass punk!
@@spencerstevens2175 🤡
@@evosteff🤡
Bold of you to assume I have kids. Or a responsible sleep schedule.
I am thoroughly convinced that General Sam's mission in life is to create as much chaos as possible in these online games lol. I love it.
Sam needs to become an artillery man, you just sit there pressing 2 buttons for 3 hours straight and at the end you realize you only killed 6 people with those 1200 155 shells
But made everyone shit themselves
Hey Sam, I know you haven’t played this game in months, probably a year at this point, but thanks for showing me this game. Me and my Dad rock out in infantry and die all the time, fun game.
Hell yeah, make sure you keep playing games with your dad bro
i feel attacked
ily
Love ur channel bro
5:09 I am not a dickhead!
I got called an in-fathomable amount of slurs because I didn’t place my resource nodes fast enough
how it should be
@@Chiricuao I completely agree
@@cadendavis6014 good man, love to see it
I'm 25 and playing milsim games because its not this brain dead run around and shooting like cod or bf😂
Sam reliving his life as a general through mil sim games since it's the only one after he retired but it's nice to see Sam playing these mil sim games I actually enjoy them and I havent even played all of the ones I want to yet but this video is gonna be great getting to see the experience of a once great war general and seeing what he had to go through and telling us stories like we're his grandkids.
damn that is one long ass sentence
Autocomplete moment
Ive run more quake and UT routes and flicked more shots than most gamers could even dream. The theory is whats interesting to me now, the fact that MilSim has better community helps too.
ANOTHER GENERAL SAM UPLOAD! HE GOT DRAFTED?!?!? (he never made it past boot camp)
Yeah basically Step 1 of Squad Leading is go to the options, turn the command radio OFF. It's never useful at all anyway. Focus on making sure your squad is having fun, listen to what they say. The other SLs don't give a damn about what you have to say, the Commander ESPECIALLY doesn't give a damn about what you have to say, and their inane chatter about pointless bullshit is just gonna make you unable to hear or think 97% of the time. TURN. IT. OFF. Especially in Squad, the game I play.
“You idiot there was people in there”
“Hey man, it was worth a SHOT”
Best part of the video, that pun caught me off guard lol
Opening story hits too close. I played 1.6, but what most of my time went to was Blackhawk Down. Our team won the world championship. Even though im sure im rusty i haven't played pc since then. I only started playing cause 15 year old me got put on house arrest. Its funny looking back cause all the different teams i was on were older 30+ year old dudes. One squad was ran by a husband and wife. They were super lame. Luckily i was recruited by another team while i was playing in their server. They were super cool and were a group of 5 middle aged dudes that all lived by each other in Canada. Still got a hat that says "canada" that i was sent for Christmas that year from one of them. That was the team that i won with. Damn got me reminiscing about shit from 20 years ago.😢 wonder what they're up to now?
Not gonna lie, speaking as an old gamer (and I literally actually still do tell stories of my glory days on top 100 socom 2) sam's speech on why we play milsim games is surprisingly poignant coming from him
SOCOM II was peak multiplayer gaming. I still remember so many of the maps like Desert Glory, Crossroads, Frostfire, The Mixer, Fish Hook, Vigilance, Blizzard, Fox Hunt, Chain Reaction, Requiem. It was so far ahead of its time on consoles.
I miss socom 2.
Here is a guy, mid 30's, that played counter-strike 1.6.
Know what really made the years sink in?
Was at a Lan party weekend last winter, guys were looking up their Steam account on Steamdb to check account age and how much time and money they wasted.
I go to check mine and chime in:
'Hey, looks like I created my Steam account back in 2003, think I needed it to play CS at that point.'
One of the young guys looks up from his screen and exclaims:
'Wtf man, your Steam account is older than me!'
Well shit.
I love watching you turn into an old man. I’m 34, started with the N64. These young bucks don’t know about the grind.
Have you every tried to play a Gatcha game with out p2w grandpa? We know the grind
@@creed2466 In my day, when we bought a game, that was the whole thing. None of that chopping up content and reselling it as dlc nonsense.
My friend's grandpa who fought in vietnam plays Six Days in Fallujah 😂
Nostalgia, not ptsd 💀💀💀
General Sam becoming a actual General one video at a time.
These greenscreen shenanigans are getting way out of control and I absolutely love it.
I liked his intro about the OGs that played Counter-Strike 1.6
I'd like to say something about this. I was there during CS 1.6 and even if I was playing a cracked version on Russian servers that didn't have VAC, there was still a lot less cheaters than we currently have in CS:GO... 😆
As a young dude that likes to get high and not say a thing in this game, I fucking love a sweaty old dude barking orders and giving me direction in the game
Sam always has amazing quality all around on his videos, his effort shows.
except for the audio levels of the chat
I love it when a Sam video "enriches" and "educates" the community of game.
Mans really rocking the "I am on a list" look
I'm old af and still top frag on csgo, it's lack of interest/practice, not so much reflexes, in most older gamers. They feel silly at 45 doing practice maps, but jokes on them, I'm still pwning 3000hr n00bz. But even then strats still rule. If you're in your 30's and already slowing down, I suggest a gym membership and some more time in the sun, maybe bloodwork.
I was waiting for this. I heard word through the grapevine this was coming. And as we all know, General Sam likes coming.
I like milsims/tactical shooters (like Arma, Insurgency, and Ground Branch).
I hate woke, rigged, grindy, P2W, gambling, identity crisis games... (looking at you Call of Duty).
Using strategy > running around like a stupid headless chicken.
Sam finally playing a game where hes actually a General
I genuinely hope this is satire, if so I think its funny. I'm 29, and like you I'm quickly approaching that stage with reflexes, but I've been attracted to milsim games since I was 15. A lot aren't your jump in and play style games, they take build up thought and more understanding of goals to do what you want, but that's the depth that makes them great.
What drew me into it was the realism. Realizing that people literally cannot survive the mag dumps you see on COD, and that cuts both ways. Tactics are way more important but so Is reflex, because you also realize that the recoil in COD isn't realistic either. You actually have to place your shots and realize that full auto isn't used that frequently, even by actual military IRL, which means learning to stack the deck in your favor.
Further more it adds a depth of "Minigames" that come into play, things like reading topographical maps and performing land navigation in Arma 3, or in-depth medical systems like Arma 3 ACE mod or Tarkov. Learning that how you set up your rifle impacts your performance like in Tarkov, and more isn't always better. How different ammunitions impact the battlefield, or how valuable listening is. Not to mention the importance of clear comms and clear and concise communication. The difference of a single word can be the difference between you and your buddy clapping each other or you guys clapping the other team.
What's also funny is seeing how many vets choose to play things like ground branch or Arma or Tarkov simply because it adds more of the complexity found in the real world. After being educated on some of this stuff, its hard not to look at games like COD as something like Fortnite in comparison to some of this tactical shooters being released now. I think the depth is a good thing, because being able to learn something like how to navigate a topographical map, or see the importance of learning real world first aid or EMS skills (Because this is still not accurate in games), Or how to make decent call outs that your boys can take action on gives you a different perspective and appreciation for the people that actually do this stuff.
I find this video informative, entertaining while also hurtful and offensive! Well done !
Contrary to popular belief, there isnt alot of lowered reaction time when aging. There are still starcraft pros coming up on 30. Thats just a common excuse for bad players that dont like to practice anymore because they made the mistake of creating a family instead of being an epic GAMER.
thanks general sam for another timely upload for us fellas to watch
The thing is you are capable, and so are other gamers of various age ranges. The difference is responsibilities. The younger you are, the less you have, and that means more time to stay tuned up.
I play hell let loose because it’s realistic. Cardi B doing a slide cancel into a 360 no scope is some cartoon arcade shit. No thank you.
Hell let loose? Fuck yeah.
Good stuff Sam. One of my favorite geriatric gamers.
I'd love to see you and the boys on squad
This is honestly one of the best HLL videos ive seen. Been playing for over a year and would just avoid playing officer rolls like the plague out of lack of understanding but you can learn so much from anothers dumbfuckery
2:35 OMG dude your life action clips and the effort you put in em, it is a whole new content level
Your editing is always getting better sam. Good job
"talk to anyone in their 30s who played cs when they were younger"
ok listen bud u dont gotta call me out
I am surprised they make suits with Sam’s dimensions.
I don't know who Sam is but I'm 37 and I'm on SOF server almost daily in HLL. I feel personally attacked....
How nice of sam to show us his serial killer toolkit. Peep the organization, truly a master of his craft
Hey I almost got the same glasses, except they have a chrome bridge and thin metal tubes that go back to the ears. U got some fellipino glasses my huy?
I remember when my friends didn't believe me when I said the nightmare bots were too easy for me in Quake III.
RAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
My dad is 66 and we rip HLL together all the time. He's almost got 1000 hours into it and still complains about young guys reaction time constantly.
I feel autistic playing these newer multiplayer games. Every game is made for kids with ADHD nowadays
Seeing General Sam play DCS would make my day.
I'm on the wrong side of 30 and still hanging on to competitive shooters. I'm definitely slower though.
Play tarkov before playing Hell Let Loose and you will feel like being under dopamine while playing HLL.
Omg it’s me, the 34 year old guy that played 1.6 growing up telling everyone who kills me on every game that 20 years ago I would have shat on them 😂
Lmao I played with you Sam. You were in my squad and I was close to being like, “have you ever watched general Sam? You sound a lot like him.”
As an old guy that loves milsim shooters, i am personally offended by the intro.......... but its true
Son! My reflexes are still good enough to leave a comment before the video ends...
Oh my god I’m 25 hate Call of Duty and have Squad 44 in my steam cart 😢
bro as someone who got into milsims when i was like 15 i can tell you it was just for the experience alone. i loved arma series, bf2pr, even bf3 had a milsim community on private servers it fun! i never wanted to be "good" just played cause it was cool.
As one of those kids who played CS 1.6 in grade school, milsim was a niche I always wanted to exist, and I was continually disappointed at how twitchy and antisocial most shooters were. You never needed to actually use teamwork everyone was just in it for frags and that always rubbed me wrong
I just met the fish in a barrel guy before watching this video!
I used to think too that the reason I wasn't as good at fps games as I used to be was because of my reaction time. But I don't think that's so.
I used to post at a forum a lot and took a reaction time test that was posted in like 2003-2004. Five years ago or thereabouts I guess I was reading old posts and came upon my reaction time results from way back then. I took the same test again and got almost exactly the same results, and even was faster in one run.
So I don't think my reaction time has changed much. But what has changed is I used to play games for hours, sometimes daily. Now I might play in two weeks what I used to play in just a day. So I think the biggest factor, for me anyway, is time spent playing/practicing, not reaction time.
100% this. It's always the running meme of "aging out" but in reality its adult responsibility that stops you from spending 8 straight hours on a game. Unless ur like REALLY old, being able to practice as much as the kid with no job/career would probably give you the same results
@@nuinloss this absolute Chad gets it
I was there, back when de_siege had armory you could tk wipe your whole team with, and this video hits to close to home, as I only ever play squad anymore, and within the first thirty seconds of joining a squad I usually get promoted to leader due to my deep voice, and eventually to commander because no one else steps up. I was once a professional paintball player about 15 years ago, back when you had to use your body to become a legit pro gamer. Now I just drive the Logi trucks and bump music of my mic, which keeps all the kids quiet until i drop them off at the pool, best strat
Jokes on you, I've been a pretty level shitty my whole life.
Says he’s old but precedes to do some John Wick shit is wild
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I've been playing Arma and other games like it since I was like 16 in highschool lol but I guess I've always been a shriveled old man at heart.
7:30 where the hell has this hack been all my life? 20 years in uniform, I could have definitely used a "Commander's voice slider" XD
We need a sequel for that wrestling video. That shit was hilarious
1:25 to see Gordon Ryan after a cycle.
Maybe we got sick of shooting someone 5 times in the back only to have them round a corner, throw plates in and quickscope us from 150 yards. You can’t slide cancel or quickscope IRL, so it gets to the point where you wants realism and not an arcade game.
COD embraced their game exploits like quickscoping to the point where the game has you flying around from building to building with your infinite parachute like tinker bell.
Bro I’m not old, I’m barely turning 39 this year
There are plenty of video games that can be enjoyed without youthful reflexes. In Foxhole for example, the game is somewhat forgiving for slowness, and you could build as well since there's often too few people building up on newly taken territory. Games like World of Tanks, while a shooter, are not fast paced shooters. Even a game like Rust, which is toxic as hell and requires good aim and fast reflexes can be good once you compensate with a decent base which can be automated to kill off trespassers. You can always join clans too and fill a role that does not require you to have e-sports level reflexes.
im 36, and I use to smash on COD MW2 , my steam profile is full of aim bot claims and no bans, over 2k hours, Now i got a life and im old , I play MW1 (new one) and Im not as good as i use to be, still decent though haha
The DnB was from a time, when i still hit my shots.
The phrase "i'm callin in a pigskin on hotdog 7" will forever be burned into my mind