Mafia II: Definitive Edition - Vito Meets Derek Pappalardo
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2020
- Upon the discovery of his father's unpaid debt, Vito sets out to make things right by working for the same man that his father did. Derek Pappalardo. Enjoy! Consider subscribing if you liked the video.
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Fun fact: Derek was voiced by the same guy as Joe 😃
Damn, I never knew that! Thanks for sharing it, man.
and the voice actor of Joe Barbaro (Robert Costanzo) played on Friends as Joey’s father
@@emretunca16 Well, he does have a career of 30 years and is a pretty acclamed actor.
@@emretunca16 he loves the name joe?
@Junior ...he is lol
“Good guy but drank like a fish” this was some serious foreshadowing
I imagine that’s the first thing he thought of when he found out infuriated him even more
5:24 Robert Costanzo is having a conversation with Robert Costanzo - an unique moment
Never thought of that
Vito points at derek with a shotgun
Nobody….
Derek: What The Fuck
WAT DA FUACK
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
Derek: WAT DA FWUCK
😂 This made my day. I thought the same thing when I heard that in-game.
3:48
@@eggsboggsserieseggs9373 3:52
3:48 WAT DA FUACK
3:48 funniest frickin seen in the whole game
I used to work at an engineering company where the bossman looked EXACTLY like Derek Pappalardo
Damn. 😳 Did he have the same attitude as Derek or no?
@@JimsGamingCave Well he was ok with me cause I was only 17 and an apprentice but could be a bit of a nasty fucker to others. He didn't have anyone killed though (that I know of) 😂
@@Maverick4023 Damn. Let's hope he didn't take after Derek as far as crime goes, hey? 😅
@@JimsGamingCave Exactly 😂
3:52
Shuuure Derek
they're my favorite duo lol
Derek: “he might not be home…….tsk tsk tsk tsk, that wouldn’t be good” I love this line, he’s a wise guy through and through.
Agreed! Derek is a notable example of what a lot of the Mafia used to & still does represent to this day.
Derek Papallardo reminds me of Stalin or Saddam Hussein
@@hmd764And he does rule the docks in a dictatorial way.
I always wondered how the story would have gone if Joe wasn't home. Would Derek have actually killed Vito? Joe would've found out right away, then what? Civil war?
@@swishfish8858He wouldn't kill him I think, he has no real reason to. It was just a psychological effect to scare him in case Vito was lying. He would, I assume, tell him never to show up again and in worst case scenario beat him up.
Mafia fights are so much funnier when the players awful at fighting😂
The dude literally shut him up at 7:14 😂😂😂
Sorry about that, I tend to get floored easily in this game. 😅 Glad you still found it funny though!
7:13 come on, you little-gets smacked in the face
-You have to beat them up but not enough for them to skip work,which is why Steve isn't doing the job. Right Steve?
-Right Boss 😎
*few minutes later*
-I watched you take care if Bill,you were good. Steve damn near got his ass kicked,right Steve?
-😩 Right Derek
Derek's too funny, man. 😅
@@JimsGamingCave Too bad he didn't have more screen time,cause when tou think about it,you only interact with him in this cutscene where you just meet him and you already have to kill him in your next visit later. They never said the reason they killed Vito's father either and by the looks of it Derek was very hesitant to kill workers and only wanted them scared so there must have been a good reason behind his father's death. Mafia 2 was too short
@@laur6405 Agreed! I do feel like some important points could have had more light shone on them. It would have given more insight & reason behind some actions to boot. Regardless, it's still an amazing game nonetheless. My most favorite out of the trilogy.
@@JimsGamingCave To me both Mafia 1/DE and Mafia 2 are the best out of the trilogy. I really liked what they did with the DE edition of Mafia but the physics and graphics are terrible compared to Mafia 2's engine and godlike physics. I really hope Mafia 4 will finally be a worthy successor cause Mafia 3 was a total dissapointment for me
@@laur6405 Mafia 2 was such a good game, & I still play it today. I'm looking forward to Mafia 4 as well, & will definitely be covering it here on the channel.
What the fwok???
3:48
What the fuck?
One of the funnier aspects of this show is how the creators completely screwed up inflation calculations.
For example, Vito probably could’ve probably loaded 5 trucks a day. At $10 a truck, he’d be making $50 a day, $250 a week, and around $12,500 a year. Calculating for inflation, that means Vito, just by carrying boxes, would be making $206,117 a year in today’s money!
Vito’s father must’ve really been drinking champagne for his family to be poor on a salary like that 😂
Honestly, if there was a job where I could just carry around boxes everyday for 200K a year, I would do it. Easy money and free weight lifting.
$50 a day! You mean he can do 5 trucks a day? No way. He needs to carry about hundreds of boxes to fully load a truck. Each box weights several pounds. In that sense even 2 trucks a day is near impossible.
What the fawk😂😂😂
One of the best lines in the entire game. 😂
What the fock.
Maybe things would have been different if Vito were paid $10/hour instead of $10/day
Very true! An honest job over the Mafia for Vito?
$10 in 1945 is about $150 in 2022. That's not bad at all for moving boxes around.
@@kw9849 True... but hard work doesn't compare to mob money.
@@kiki88561especially when you need lots of money to pay off a debt his father’s debt but a debt nonetheless.
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I love the fact that I have a rotary phone just like the one on Derek's desk. It was my grandfather's back in the 40s, and my dad took good care of it. If you were to connect it to a line today, it'd still work.
That's insane, very cool. Thank you for sharing! I wish I could experience that for myself! Times were much simpler, back then.
@@JimsGamingCave Yeah, I'm a 90s kid myself but my father forced me to grow up w/ handwriting, typewriter, and analog phones. All the way through middle school. Wasn't allowed to use a computer until 2005.
@@BladedBear Damn... I apologize for that. I was exposed to mostly everything you listed here as well, but I wonder why you were *forced* to experience them all. I hope his father didn't give him some kind of similar treatment.
@JimsGamingCave Eh, it's all good lol. I'm not upset about it, especially when I see modern day parents completely ignoring their kids and giving them an iPad to be on 24/7
Fat mustache and Loyal boy were the nicknames I gave them when I played
He certainly was loyal, right up until the end.
Haha the moment I first played this I knew it was Joe’s voice actor just speaking with a much deeper accent haha.
Nice work, I didn't even realize it until much later. 😅
The graphics look good as hell, is this on PC.
Very much agreed. You're likely going to be surprised, but this was recorded on an Xbox One X console.
@@JimsGamingCave Oh ok ... badass missions, I wish Hangar 13 purchase the rights to Mafia 2 and use that engine, hopefully someday this game could get a remake💯
@@secondcitydude I'm with you on that. I'd love to see this remade. Funnily enough, I played this much more than Mafia 1 or 3. It's just that detailed & fun.
good?
Sure Derek
Right Steve???
Eh... Sure, Derek...
😂
Right, balls.
Sure, Derek
Sure, Derek.
Petco stocking in a nutshell.
4 months later and I still stand with this statement.
dem wimmin
0:35
I’m eating steak like Derek rn
I see pictures of naked girls like Steve rn
10 bucks to lift all them crates?? Thats the most tiny wage ive ever heard..shit i could understand 10 bucks a crate yeah
10 bucks in 1946 was 150$
3:48 What the foak?
3:49
Sure, Derek