He said that in the video iirc but yep, it is still possible, just not as fun as paying a ticket to play, since people probably won't talk there from what I remember.
boot camp is ok but the attitude is much more better (in my experience) with mann up. much less children who don't know you can upgrade and don't know where the f4 key is.
222$ is not a bad deal hope you got what you wanted with the money. I just play Bootcamp so I cant win rewards because I get hooked on things easily also I just don't want to deal with the toxicity of high tours and two cities.
It’s gambling but slow it would take about 2 days of playing straight tours to even touch 100$ spent whereas you can blow that on crates in 2-3 minutes tops
Really nice and realistic way to explain things. I was planning to buy some tickets and hope for an australium since I seen couple ppl got cool aussies in 10 tours but like you said I also hate gambling and reason I wanted to play MvM was bc of australiums so...thanks for making things more clear in my head MissingStick!!
Speak for yourself, I’m on tour 23 and here’s what I’ve won from MvM: - prof medigun fire horn team shine (sold for $350) - prof sniper mandarin hypno (sold for $70) - australium ambassador ($40) That’s $368 profit I also spend $5 on two class crates and unboxed an unusual nuts n bolts bonk helm worth $40 I’ve made straight profit from this game it’s crazy 😂
Y'know, you can just play without spending any money by just leaving right before the mission ends or replaying missions you have already beaten in the tour. You don't have to spend any money at all other than that first ticket. I've probably play MVM about as much as casual, and I've only ever bought 6 tickets, 2 to beat 2/3 gear grinder missions, 3 to beat 3/4 two cities missions, and the one I currently use to play. There's no need to lose money.
@@dylanperry4861 or you could be playing Community MvM which is free, a lot more interesting (hundreds of missions), and the majority of players are reasonably competent.
And I am not happy about the fact one ticket for one game, rather than one ticket for a lifetime or just free for a lifetime. Yes, Australium stuff would be much cheaper, maybe less than 5 keys a weapon, but from what I believe in, this is exactly how the game should be. I just don't get why someone would spend $6000 on a rare weapon THAT ISN'T EVEN PHYSICALLY EXISTANT! While still pretty foolish, I could partially understand if someone spend $6000 on a real pan made of some type of expensive gold alloy for a decoration in their home, but the fact that this is just a file on your inventory is ridiculous. If you have $6000, spend it on something useful. Buy a used car, use it to pay some bills, or just invest it, and if you really think the $6000 are pointless to keep, then just donate it to someone who needs it more than you do.
@@cutercills9x9productions9 if mvm was 1$ for lifetime loot the entire economy would crash overnight. gold pan would hit one key in a week. i would even start botting mvm if that was the case
I also play boot camp, but i sort of understand why some people play mann up. Gambling is fun, and because you're gurranteed to always get at least something, it's more approachable in tf2 than most gambling games, you can win a lot, and you don't lose much.
There’s actually a way to play mann up while buying only *one* ticket. Just leave before the mission ends. This includes leaving on the final wave. Since it would be bad if you couldn’t reuse your ticket after, for example, leaving for an emergency involving something important like the hospital, mann up doesn’t remove your ticket until after the whole mission ends. I use this to play with friends, or just more experienced players since community MvM servers within where I live tend to be empty.
@@handlesrtwitterdontbelivethem No rewards, that would be dumb if you could just get the rewards for for free. That’s almost as dumb as the people who play mann up to gain loot that’ll likely be less value, compared to spending that money on a guaranteed thing on the market.
@@ivanagavrilovic2805 Read it again silly billy. I use it to play with friends who do unfortunately gamble, or when I want to play with more experienced players (I’d use community servers for that but MvM community servers where I get low ping tend to be uncommon).
Ive gotten surprisingly lucky, 22 tours in and i got an aussie scatter and minigun, 3 scatter spec ks kits and a pro ks wrench kit with fire horns. I personally get bored of casual and find mvm is pretty fun
If you are bored playing Boot Camp or tour in MvM. Community servers MvM is another perfect thing you can play in MvM. Lazypurple is very nice and Potatoes Tour is fun too.
Say what you want, but getting your first professional kill steak to drop, then your first expensive god roll professional kill steak, then your first crappy Australium, then your first god roll Australium to drop feels so good. Best part was I played with randoms from a community server and we had so much fun and cracked jokes all night. Long live John MannCo 😂
I thoroughly enjoy MVM, but I solely play boot camp because I want nothing to do with the gambling. I bought an Australium scatter gun on the market for a pretty low price. And I couldn't be happier with my purchase! I don't think you NEED to play Mann up to enjoy MVM, because in boot camp you're not dealing with toxicity nearly as often, and it's a lot more chill since nothing is on the line to play.
If you don't tend to get a good team often I can help by introducing myself. I've played a lot of MVM myself. 30 tours of two cities and mecha engine. Always willing to help people get through a game and if they can make my experience more enjoyable then I'm absolutely all for it.
You know what's dope to me? Man has 656 subscribers and yet still has 227 people actually leaving a comment. I have like 328 and I struggle to get 1 person to say something most times. Though I keep quitting. I'm not in a place that feels comfortable for making content so I take time off and now that I think about it I haven't told anyone I was leaving for a bit.
@@Inklersthat's what happens when your video gets promoted. Don't be a hater. Also taking 6months between videos definitely doesn't help you build subscribers.
@@HeabSaysNo Do you need mental help or something? I think you might need to reread this and if you still think that SOMEHOW this is me hating the person who made the video you should get checked for autism, specifically aspergers autism. The one where you can't read a room. Last time I checked I said it was dope. Meaning cool or good. You see all my subscribers are friends. Ones with a life or wife or things they gotta do day to day. Doesn't matter about getting promoted. What matters is your type of fanbase. If he doesn't know the people personally chances are these are fan fans meaning people who come here specifically to watch him. Meaning not like my "fanbase" which is primarily built of people I know in person. The one thing I'll never understand is how people like you exist. How you actually think you're a benefit of any kind when you leave a comment. How you think you'll help anything around you when you're consistently so very very wrong all the time.
i got an australium on my first tour a while ago, i then proceeded to get scammed out of it and kazotsky kick within a day or so in my first real trading experience with tf2, very cool would gamble again
I love MvM. I've never even tried a tour yet and I've been playing it on and off for years, I just enjoy the mode itself and the community is hilarious when you do get into a match where people talk. I do want to Mann Up eventually but I'm broke and suck at the game anyways, so just like CS I only ever play casual and love it.
it is actually sort of genius marketing, making super rare items + other people getting rare items = other people seeing these lucky drops and feeling like they can do the same
I find it funny how whenever RUclipsrs talk about MVM, they seemingly ALWAYS mean Mann Up. As if that is the only functioning version of MVM that exist and playing anything else is an act against God for some reason. Like, sure, if you wanna gamble and loose money, play Mann Up. But if you just wanna play MVM... Play Boot Camp, right? Like, it feels dumb to say "Oh, you wanna JUST play MVM to play MVM, and don't care for any item drops? Okay, play Mann Up and loose real life money in the process." Like, what is so bad with Boot Camp? I feel like it's in a similar boat to F2Ps. Like, why do people hate on F2Ps, oh it's because they are completely new to the game, and don't know how it fully works. Although technically speaking the existence of professional gamers who have never spent a penny on TF2, yet have thousands of hours, DOES exist. So, what's the big deal? Is it status? Why are we judging people based on status? Based on their purchasing ability? Like, "Ha ha, dumb F2P, you can't purchase anything because you are poor. Ha ha." Why make fun of that? I never understood it. And then there is Boot Camp. Why is it always ignored? Because you gain no reward for playing that mode? Like, technically speaking, you don't ACTUALLY get any reward for playing Mann Up either. Unless you are EXTREMELY lucky, you will ALWAYS go in minus in Mann Up, because you will always spend more to play it than you earn back. Yet for some reason, Mann Up is superior to Boot Camp. Again, is this status related? Like "Oh look at me, I have an Australium weapon I got after playing hundreds of Mann Up games, and loosing like thousands of dollars over the course of several years." How is that a bragging right? And how is THAT bragging right superior to Boot Camp? I honestly never understood much of this, even after 1600 hours of TF2, I never understood the aspect of ignoring the existence of Boot Camp, while blessing Mann UP as the only MVM mode that matters. That as well as the whole F2P thing. It's sad.
Basically buy ticket lose 2 dolla monkey brain sad 😢. Play mvm get some items sell them 1.3 dolla back. Ohhhh monkey brain see number change monkey brain loves it. It needs more. Is the basic jist of thing. Like I speak for majority when I say it's better to play and see change (even if negative in numbers) then to not see it. Basically gameplay and no change only feels good for a month or two. But get some junk and play and every time you see that junk memories come back BRIGHTER because monkey brain loves change. Hey if you think and don't fall for it. Congratulations you smart
the difference between gambling stuff like crates and gambling in mvm is that in mvm you are forced to play and have fun and even at the end of the match (sure you can just check what items you got right as the round ends but wheres the fun in that) you still have to wait until its your turn to see what items you got which is even more exciting as you watch everyone open their crates with it slowly coming to you, and even then you keep the ticket until you finish the match so if you ever wanted to stop you can just leave and sell the ticket and get your money back so its a win win for everyone, but gambling stuff like crates is not fun at all, you just watch weapons slide across your screen meaning you already have a general idea of what you're getting unlike in mvm where you have no idea at all, and even when you do get what you wanted, where's the fun in that? sure you can sell it but it doesn't feel as rewarding as playing 3-6 rounds and getting lucky enough to get a aussie/golden pan
The good thing is is that it takes long to burn through money, you can, and I have, wasted hundreds of euros unboxing in just 10 minutes opening crates. And you don't need to unbox australiums to break even, a good kill streak kit can sometimes be worth even more
i actually got the austrailuim eyelander on my first fucking tour. When i unlocked it, a tour 1k engi started screaming his butt of on mic. and i just started laughing and crying. it was so awesome.
Two things: 1. At the time of typing this comment, it is the 69th to be made on this video. Nice. 2. "I'd rather have my own than buy one off the market." This is the exact reason I want to play MVM for an aussie RL. Trading for one is better than the market, but I don't have the keys. Using the market isn't a good option either, as spending $150 on a virtual golden weapon isn't worth it financially or sentimentally.
so storytime I was on my tenth tour and ironically I wanted to play as demoknight but my teammates were like "Nahhhh" So I decided to play heavy and halfway switch to demoknight and of course have fun, then when the end of the round came on my 10th tour I got an AUSSIE EYELANDER I was so fricken hyped! It was like 2 am in the morning and I was absolutely ecstatic! Oh this will forever be my favorite memory and also my first austrailium weapon
This stuff is why I play on Boot Camp and Potatos servers. No one plays anything but Two Cities and I only play for fun and nothing else. It's sad people don't view MVM as a PVE side mode. But simply a slot machine :/
After 24 tours of two cities, I never got anything good. I switched to Mecha Engine and Expert. Where instead of 4 tickets to gamble for aussie u need 3 tickets, since there are 3 missions. Yes you don't get mvm parts but still, on Mecha it took me 16 tours to get aussie scattergun and stickybomb launcher. I feel like the 0/3's are luckier or it's just me.
i feel like spending items worth a lot of money in a video game is a reasonable way to show how passionate you are about the game. money can buy happiness if you know what you're doing
Now if you're looking to make a profit, of course stuff like MVM is a bad idea. However, if you just wanna get some fun cosmetics, I wouldn't say it's so bad. When you gamble with real money for real money, losing grants you literally nothing you didn't have before, while at least gambling with virtual items means that you'll always get something.
Mate idgaf if it's gambling Mann vs Machine Mann up is a fucking comfort game mode for me, the only reason why i don't just go play bootcamp and not spend money is because well, i dont have a incentive to it yields nothing at the end, and yeah I know I would be more or less wasting money, but its a game I really like and I don't HAVE to do pvp... aside from people that are well tacobot or the like of them
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Ah yes spend all of our money for a fictional frying pan
Seems reasonable to me
nothing wrong with that :)
Bro I got a fictional pan worth 4k :)
@@TQAET yes there is lol at least you can sell it unlike most games with skins
It's real to me
99.9% of gamblers *QUIT* before they hit big!
I hit big first try got an Aussie mini gun
nigga im at 61 tour and no aussie
Facts 😢😢
i got an aussie black box 4th tour and got scammed within the same month@@REDDEADBREADD
Maybe they hit big but their total losses getting there definitely hit bigger, lmao
"MVM IS GAMBLING"
The same energy as "WATER IS WET"
but...but water isnt wet!1!1
Water isn’t wet
MvM isnt gambling
Mvm is gambling as much as lava is hot
You may not know this, but you can play MvM without paying for it. You just don't get any loot.
He said that in the video iirc but yep, it is still possible, just not as fun as paying a ticket to play, since people probably won't talk there from what I remember.
@@PotatoKing147 People do. But if you want to play MvM, you really want to play with friends.
@@alexanderchippel Seems about right. I suppose that goes for every team game tbf tho, so not really a surprise.
I really never ended a round on the free mode, mates got bored and yep, they dissapeared after the 3rd round on the 4th phase
boot camp is ok but the attitude is much more better (in my experience) with mann up.
much less children who don't know you can upgrade and don't know where the f4 key is.
Good job! You figured it out! We’re all so proud of you.
I LOVE GAMBLING
I LOVE STATISTICS AND DO NOT UNDER STAND THEM
I PUT EVERYTHING DOWN ON RED
on tour 7 i had a australium wrench, I applied a professional killstreak on it and festivized it, sold it for 200€
222$ is not a bad deal hope you got what you wanted with the money. I just play Bootcamp so I cant win rewards because I get hooked on things easily also I just don't want to deal with the toxicity of high tours and two cities.
@@muggrootbeer It saved me when I was very low on money and couldn't afford anything
@@Shizuka965 That's great :) glad you were able to get what you needed.
i wouldve made so much but got scammed on my 4th tour for an aussie black box
@@mintymonkey7603 if it makes you feel any better aussie black box is like 30 bucks
i just play boot camp because i think mvm is fun, the incentive is enjoyment
boot camp and boot camp and more boot camp
Risk free MvM
Okay the CS:GO cases thing is actually genius.
i was fully expecting this channel to have at least 50K subs, this is high quality stuff!!!
MVM sounds like gambling with extra steps
Except those extra steps are fun
It’s gambling but slow it would take about 2 days of playing straight tours to even touch 100$ spent whereas you can blow that on crates in 2-3 minutes tops
Really nice and realistic way to explain things. I was planning to buy some tickets and hope for an australium since I seen couple ppl got cool aussies in 10 tours but like you said I also hate gambling and reason I wanted to play MvM was bc of australiums so...thanks for making things more clear in my head MissingStick!!
I swear it's better to just pay for the Australiam you want, this is from a guy that spent 100$ a year on MVM tickets and still no Australiam
Just get a 🍀
Speak for yourself, I’m on tour 23 and here’s what I’ve won from MvM:
- prof medigun fire horn team shine (sold for $350)
- prof sniper mandarin hypno (sold for $70)
- australium ambassador ($40)
That’s $368 profit
I also spend $5 on two class crates and unboxed an unusual nuts n bolts bonk helm worth $40
I’ve made straight profit from this game it’s crazy 😂
MvM vs cases is like poker vs slots
Bro this is so good, Yet only 400 subs? Your Underrated bro.
Love your videos.
Y'know, you can just play without spending any money by just leaving right before the mission ends or replaying missions you have already beaten in the tour. You don't have to spend any money at all other than that first ticket.
I've probably play MVM about as much as casual, and I've only ever bought 6 tickets, 2 to beat 2/3 gear grinder missions, 3 to beat 3/4 two cities missions, and the one I currently use to play. There's no need to lose money.
You know you can just play Boot Camp for free right?
@@tabbycrumch3062 boot camp always has teams that have no idea what they are doing
@@dylanperry4861 Fair lol. Those lobbies are pretty shit because of goofheads
@@dylanperry4861 or you could be playing Community MvM which is free, a lot more interesting (hundreds of missions), and the majority of players are reasonably competent.
@@RealRushinRussian good point
getting on cs to get a case dropped and selling it for mvm tickets is actually pretty smart i gotta do that…
I LOVE GAMBLING AND BURNING MONEY
Didn’t realize this channel was less then 1k subs. Really good, well put together video. Good job :)
I play boot camp and honestly have no idea why someone would pay money for mvm, wild
And I am not happy about the fact one ticket for one game, rather than one ticket for a lifetime or just free for a lifetime. Yes, Australium stuff would be much cheaper, maybe less than 5 keys a weapon, but from what I believe in, this is exactly how the game should be. I just don't get why someone would spend $6000 on a rare weapon THAT ISN'T EVEN PHYSICALLY EXISTANT! While still pretty foolish, I could partially understand if someone spend $6000 on a real pan made of some type of expensive gold alloy for a decoration in their home, but the fact that this is just a file on your inventory is ridiculous. If you have $6000, spend it on something useful. Buy a used car, use it to pay some bills, or just invest it, and if you really think the $6000 are pointless to keep, then just donate it to someone who needs it more than you do.
@@cutercills9x9productions9 It wont change for the simple reason that it makes Valve more money.
@@cutercills9x9productions9 if mvm was 1$ for lifetime loot the entire economy would crash overnight. gold pan would hit one key in a week. i would even start botting mvm if that was the case
I also play boot camp, but i sort of understand why some people play mann up.
Gambling is fun, and because you're gurranteed to always get at least something, it's more approachable in tf2 than most gambling games, you can win a lot, and you don't lose much.
It's because Mann Up players are more competitive than Boot Camp players, amongst many other reasons which were listed in the video
1:45 “urSUS knife”
how about
no lol
"MvM is gambling"
Ah yes the ground is made of ground.
bro for someone with less than 1000 subs your vids are actually really damn good (keep it up imma sub)
There’s actually a way to play mann up while buying only *one* ticket. Just leave before the mission ends. This includes leaving on the final wave.
Since it would be bad if you couldn’t reuse your ticket after, for example, leaving for an emergency involving something important like the hospital, mann up doesn’t remove your ticket until after the whole mission ends. I use this to play with friends, or just more experienced players since community MvM servers within where I live tend to be empty.
does it still give you awards or its just glorfied boot camp
@@handlesrtwitterdontbelivethem
No rewards, that would be dumb if you could just get the rewards for for free. That’s almost as dumb as the people who play mann up to gain loot that’ll likely be less value, compared to spending that money on a guaranteed thing on the market.
so is just a glorifed boot camp okay
Yall mfs never heard of BOOT CAMP,its fucking FREE
@@ivanagavrilovic2805
Read it again silly billy. I use it to play with friends who do unfortunately gamble, or when I want to play with more experienced players (I’d use community servers for that but MvM community servers where I get low ping tend to be uncommon).
Ive gotten surprisingly lucky, 22 tours in and i got an aussie scatter and minigun, 3 scatter spec ks kits and a pro ks wrench kit with fire horns. I personally get bored of casual and find mvm is pretty fun
Atleast with mvm your doing something instead of waiting a hour to roll a case
In other revolutionary news, water is wet
I swear half of all commenters didn’t actually watch the video, they just clicked the thumbnail and watched the first 30 seconds
If you are bored playing Boot Camp or tour in MvM. Community servers MvM is another perfect thing you can play in MvM. Lazypurple is very nice and Potatoes Tour is fun too.
Yep, they have some very pretty maps and some really funky robots
now do the flashbang dance what a banger so underrated.
"MVM IS GAMBLING"
Ah yes the floor is made of floor.
Say what you want, but getting your first professional kill steak to drop, then your first expensive god roll professional kill steak, then your first crappy Australium, then your first god roll Australium to drop feels so good. Best part was I played with randoms from a community server and we had so much fun and cracked jokes all night. Long live John MannCo 😂
Good video and editing :)
in gambling, you pay money for the thrill, not for the reward
I thoroughly enjoy MVM, but I solely play boot camp because I want nothing to do with the gambling. I bought an Australium scatter gun on the market for a pretty low price. And I couldn't be happier with my purchase! I don't think you NEED to play Mann up to enjoy MVM, because in boot camp you're not dealing with toxicity nearly as often, and it's a lot more chill since nothing is on the line to play.
If you don't tend to get a good team often I can help by introducing myself. I've played a lot of MVM myself. 30 tours of two cities and mecha engine. Always willing to help people get through a game and if they can make my experience more enjoyable then I'm absolutely all for it.
You know what's dope to me? Man has 656 subscribers and yet still has 227 people actually leaving a comment. I have like 328 and I struggle to get 1 person to say something most times. Though I keep quitting. I'm not in a place that feels comfortable for making content so I take time off and now that I think about it I haven't told anyone I was leaving for a bit.
@@Inklersthat's what happens when your video gets promoted. Don't be a hater. Also taking 6months between videos definitely doesn't help you build subscribers.
@@HeabSaysNo Do you need mental help or something? I think you might need to reread this and if you still think that SOMEHOW this is me hating the person who made the video you should get checked for autism, specifically aspergers autism. The one where you can't read a room. Last time I checked I said it was dope. Meaning cool or good. You see all my subscribers are friends. Ones with a life or wife or things they gotta do day to day. Doesn't matter about getting promoted. What matters is your type of fanbase. If he doesn't know the people personally chances are these are fan fans meaning people who come here specifically to watch him. Meaning not like my "fanbase" which is primarily built of people I know in person. The one thing I'll never understand is how people like you exist. How you actually think you're a benefit of any kind when you leave a comment. How you think you'll help anything around you when you're consistently so very very wrong all the time.
Well, MvM is a funny gambling. It's just more then an actual opening soulless case
What? MvM is not gambling, it’s just a chance you can win totally not gambling
But it’s a fun type of gambling lol and the beginning was fucking hilarious
i got an australium on my first tour a while ago, i then proceeded to get scammed out of it and kazotsky kick within a day or so in my first real trading experience with tf2, very cool would gamble again
I love MvM. I've never even tried a tour yet and I've been playing it on and off for years, I just enjoy the mode itself and the community is hilarious when you do get into a match where people talk. I do want to Mann Up eventually but I'm broke and suck at the game anyways, so just like CS I only ever play casual and love it.
On completion of my first tour I got a strange australium rocket launcher. I blame my gambling addiction on this fact.
Boot camp: am I a joke to you?
it is actually sort of genius marketing, making super rare items + other people getting rare items = other people seeing these lucky drops and feeling like they can do the same
This first 10 seconds are too relateble
Never thought I'd see day that I find my counterpart
First person in 11 years to say mvm is gambling
Imo, it's ok to gamble as long as you don't expect to get profit and just do it for fun.
Funny that yt recommends me this video after getting an australium flamethrower
The best gamba
Its actual fun and you can get somewhat of a profit sometimes
wait, mvm is gambling?!?!?!? how on earth did you possibly find this out? you must be like 30 gajillion IQ
truly the mann vs the machine.
GRASS IS GREEN
Really I’d never thought
I find it funny how whenever RUclipsrs talk about MVM, they seemingly ALWAYS mean Mann Up. As if that is the only functioning version of MVM that exist and playing anything else is an act against God for some reason. Like, sure, if you wanna gamble and loose money, play Mann Up. But if you just wanna play MVM... Play Boot Camp, right? Like, it feels dumb to say "Oh, you wanna JUST play MVM to play MVM, and don't care for any item drops? Okay, play Mann Up and loose real life money in the process." Like, what is so bad with Boot Camp? I feel like it's in a similar boat to F2Ps. Like, why do people hate on F2Ps, oh it's because they are completely new to the game, and don't know how it fully works. Although technically speaking the existence of professional gamers who have never spent a penny on TF2, yet have thousands of hours, DOES exist. So, what's the big deal? Is it status? Why are we judging people based on status? Based on their purchasing ability? Like, "Ha ha, dumb F2P, you can't purchase anything because you are poor. Ha ha." Why make fun of that? I never understood it. And then there is Boot Camp. Why is it always ignored? Because you gain no reward for playing that mode? Like, technically speaking, you don't ACTUALLY get any reward for playing Mann Up either. Unless you are EXTREMELY lucky, you will ALWAYS go in minus in Mann Up, because you will always spend more to play it than you earn back. Yet for some reason, Mann Up is superior to Boot Camp. Again, is this status related? Like "Oh look at me, I have an Australium weapon I got after playing hundreds of Mann Up games, and loosing like thousands of dollars over the course of several years." How is that a bragging right? And how is THAT bragging right superior to Boot Camp? I honestly never understood much of this, even after 1600 hours of TF2, I never understood the aspect of ignoring the existence of Boot Camp, while blessing Mann UP as the only MVM mode that matters. That as well as the whole F2P thing. It's sad.
Basically buy ticket lose 2 dolla monkey brain sad 😢. Play mvm get some items sell them 1.3 dolla back. Ohhhh monkey brain see number change monkey brain loves it. It needs more.
Is the basic jist of thing. Like I speak for majority when I say it's better to play and see change (even if negative in numbers) then to not see it. Basically gameplay and no change only feels good for a month or two. But get some junk and play and every time you see that junk memories come back BRIGHTER because monkey brain loves change. Hey if you think and don't fall for it. Congratulations you smart
We love gambling!!
manngling machine. wait...
time to gamble and win gazillion fictional fluid drowned weapons
Bro’s got all his numbers figured out XDDD
Yep and the water is blue
the difference between gambling stuff like crates and gambling in mvm is that in mvm you are forced to play and have fun and even at the end of the match (sure you can just check what items you got right as the round ends but wheres the fun in that) you still have to wait until its your turn to see what items you got which is even more exciting as you watch everyone open their crates with it slowly coming to you, and even then you keep the ticket until you finish the match so if you ever wanted to stop you can just leave and sell the ticket and get your money back so its a win win for everyone, but gambling stuff like crates is not fun at all, you just watch weapons slide across your screen meaning you already have a general idea of what you're getting unlike in mvm where you have no idea at all, and even when you do get what you wanted, where's the fun in that? sure you can sell it but it doesn't feel as rewarding as playing 3-6 rounds and getting lucky enough to get a aussie/golden pan
''mvm is gambling'' me: no shit sherlock
Who didnt know that was gambling. I love gambling
Weird RUclips recommended but great video, I Remember Trying Grind TF2 For Australium Weapons or a Pan Back in The Day
i agree
I like to buy one ticket and leave before it gets used
i love gambling
3 ticket, expert tour, gold medi gun.
i love yellow frying pans
there's 2 choices: sell ticket for refineds or gambling
you just made me become intrested in CS:GO i can now try to get cases rage trying to sell it for 2.50$ and get a ticket over and over and over
The good thing is is that it takes long to burn through money, you can, and I have, wasted hundreds of euros unboxing in just 10 minutes opening crates.
And you don't need to unbox australiums to break even, a good kill streak kit can sometimes be worth even more
Unusuals can go up to 50.000 quid
Do you lose any money in mann up though? It's 1 dollar.
And good video, i expected this channel to have more subs. Pretty underrated.
when you start counting it up yes 1 dollar is a lot
per ticket
thanks for telling the CS2 trick
i actually got the austrailuim eyelander on my first fucking tour. When i unlocked it, a tour 1k engi started screaming his butt of on mic. and i just started laughing and crying. it was so awesome.
I
LOVE
GAMBLING1!1!1!!111
I sure love gambling in games for a cosmetic that costs 5 dollars while spending 50 bucks for rest.
GAMBLING IS THE BEST
*1:12** this is so Rare chance you get this moment :'D hahahahaha! but its awesome! Ahhh Random Day Team Fortress 2. :-')
hey im in the video that cool :)
oh hi there
Two things:
1. At the time of typing this comment, it is the 69th to be made on this video. Nice.
2. "I'd rather have my own than buy one off the market." This is the exact reason I want to play MVM for an aussie RL. Trading for one is better than the market, but I don't have the keys. Using the market isn't a good option either, as spending $150 on a virtual golden weapon isn't worth it financially or sentimentally.
Just got you a new sub, good video and nice voice to listen to haha
pyro is nuts on tank rounds lol, heavy does 75% reduced damage to tanks. and medic is a waaaaste. mad milk + health on kill!
people don't want others to play pyro a lot because gas passer is SO busted.
Ive seen people with 300 tours and more and no golden pan.
because the odds of it dropping are worse than 1/10,000
I just like the gamemode
i LOVE virtual gambling!!!
Gambling is fun
this is why i play mecha engine so i can maximize the amount of money i lose
You can try out Potato tf it’s one of the most funnest mvm game modes ever in fact 100x better then boot camp
i can hear your voice and personality slowly start to descend from start to finish, loudly
isnt the idea that you dont HAVE to pay for MVM?
in Brazil a mann up ticket is R$5.00 (0,99 dollar cents) ;-;
Yeah man. This is True Since 10 Years Ago Today 2 Cities Update.
We know!; and its the BEST way to gamble
so storytime I was on my tenth tour and ironically I wanted to play as demoknight but my teammates were like "Nahhhh" So I decided to play heavy and halfway switch to demoknight and of course have fun, then when the end of the round came on my 10th tour I got an AUSSIE EYELANDER I was so fricken hyped! It was like 2 am in the morning and I was absolutely ecstatic! Oh this will forever be my favorite memory and also my first austrailium weapon
This stuff is why I play on Boot Camp and Potatos servers.
No one plays anything but Two Cities and I only play for fun and nothing else.
It's sad people don't view MVM as a PVE side mode.
But simply a slot machine :/
mvm is gambling but fun
After 24 tours of two cities, I never got anything good. I switched to Mecha Engine and Expert. Where instead of 4 tickets to gamble for aussie u need 3 tickets, since there are 3 missions. Yes you don't get mvm parts but still, on Mecha it took me 16 tours to get aussie scattergun and stickybomb launcher. I feel like the 0/3's are luckier or it's just me.
i feel like spending items worth a lot of money in a video game is a reasonable way to show how passionate you are about the game. money can buy happiness if you know what you're doing
It's still virtual items tho????
@@surrealtastic virtual items can hold as much meaning as an entire 300 page novel can, it's just animated
Now if you're looking to make a profit, of course stuff like MVM is a bad idea. However, if you just wanna get some fun cosmetics, I wouldn't say it's so bad. When you gamble with real money for real money, losing grants you literally nothing you didn't have before, while at least gambling with virtual items means that you'll always get something.
Mate idgaf if it's gambling Mann vs Machine Mann up is a fucking comfort game mode for me, the only reason why i don't just go play bootcamp and not spend money is because well, i dont have a incentive to it yields nothing at the end, and yeah I know I would be more or less wasting money, but its a game I really like and I don't HAVE to do pvp... aside from people that are well tacobot or the like of them