Underworld Ascendant: The Worst Immersive Sim Ever Made
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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So in case you forgot (or if you purged it from your, memory, sorry) there was this game called Underworld Ascendant made by the literal inventors of the Immersive Sim, Warren Spector and Paul Neurath, which is easily the worst immersive sim that shall likely ever be made. How is that you ask? Well when Neurath and Spector got together to make their studio, Otherside Entertainment, they decided that the best course of action was to have a Kickstarter as it was the fashion at the time and then have a go at it on thier own without the help of a publisher... that is until they brought in 505 Games as a publisher when they were a year past the initial release window with the game nowhere near being done.
In the end they rushed to make the Christmas 2018 sales window which horribly backfired as what they had contained AWFUL gameplay, a boring and vague story told by audio diaries, and a game so glitchy that I'm not even sure Unfinished is the right word. Seriously, some reviewers reporting falling though the map and ending up in the final level of the game while they were still on level 1.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:26 Part 1, A Troubled Development
07:22 Part 2, God-Awful Gameplay
17:35 Charl shows you how to make lazy fried rice
20:40 Part 3, The Jank
28:47 Charl Falls Down a Wiki Rabbithole
31:14 Part 3, The Jank (continued)
34:10 Part 4, This isn't even the worst version of the game
35:15 final thoughts on Underworld Ascendant
37:22 Cat Video, Frisk is a Hamper Boy 
Игры
Since enough of you are curious, here's a copy/paste of my comment on me announcing the takedown of the old video to clue you in:
Due to me at one point having two different videos planned both revolving around Otherside Entertainment, I erroneously asserted that Warren Spector was with the studio from the start which is not the case as he joined on when System Shock 3 started.
This came about because
1) ironically enough I was crunching to get this out to you all as I'm still way behind thanks to taking those two months to move and ,
2) I had originally planned to make two videos centered around Otherside Entertainment and at some point these two video merged into one video, but I eventually cut out all the system shock 3 stuff as I felt that it was too speculative. However, I failed to change out the parts of the intro and background which mentioned Spector and Neurath to instead just mention Neurath and that's where I made the errors.
among us isnt in thumbnail anymore smh my head
Thank you for the heads up
I am very grateful for the cooking segment. I have been making mushy fried rice/stir fry for a long long time.
So uh about that System Shock 3 speculation video Charl... when? 👀
It's on the shelf for now as details are just a little too muddy for me to say anything. Unlike the bioshock 4 video, there's no leaks, interviews of devs, or even press statements for me to go off. All we know is that at one point there were a ton of layoffs and the game was dead on the water for a hot minute before Tencent swooped in. That's not enough to make a video on.
Fine father. I'll watch it again.
fell asleep watching the og, now I get to wake up to this one. blessed
@@louisaharkness9769 Same, truly a blessing. He knew.
Same
*Cringe
I hope your real dad deserves such disrespect.
@@seanwarren9357 lmao go listen to some more truck music hahahaha
My favorite thing to do in this game was to sneak under buildings and light them on fire. That was the only thing that seemed to work. The obscure stealth arsonist build.
_Stealth_
before even watching the video I feel like this strategy works perfectly with the title of the game; Underworld: goin under da buildings, Ascendant: the fires rising through the building.
its perfect
When I played this at launch I thought the fireball picking up was a bug. But.. it's a feature? Anyways, I used that combined with the arsonist build during my play.
@@-accursedeggs- "Crashing this game... _with no survivors!"_
powerful
Admission of mistakes is integrity.
Tegrity!
Honorable, Brave and Smart
>forgive you for messing up.
It's ok! Mistakes happen. Things very easily got lost in juggling things. I'm just impressed you have to guts to redo and correct your errors.
The whole story of this game seems like the setup for some weird creepypasta. A game with a troubled development history, blatantly half finished, an absolute drought of anything in the way of information about the game or it's development specifics. I swear to god if someone data minded this game they'd find some weird image of a hyper realistic skeleton with blood eyes.
Nah the max resolution is too high for that, isn't even a SNES game.
@@The_Bird_Bird_Harder Man I've read awful creepypastas about borderlands, I'm willing to believe a story about some obscure, awful Ultima Underworld successor haha.
The moral at the end about remembering game developers in their prime rather than looking at what they make now kind of breezes past the reality that this is the career of these people and they can't just stop working at age 30.
If they had been working in the industry this entire time then wouldn't they know how things are these days though and be capable of producing a decent product? If it's their career, how did they become so bad at it? The only thing I can think of that makes sense is that they fell out of the video games industry for a decade+ and came back to it for this game, and then were completely out of their depth. A lot like the Star Citizen guy.
These people, as I understand it, have careers in programming or sound design or stuff like that. Those are marketable skills outside the games industry and I think it likely that that's what happened, they spent a long time not making video games and applying their skillset in a different industry and came back thinking everything would be the same, and it wasn't.
@@Shenaldrac The real mistake they make is trying to make a "modern" game instead of giving their fans what they want: an old school game with QoL improvements. They merely had to stick to what they are good at.
Best example: DJ Seduction, an older DJ from the 90's, did this with breakbeat hardcore and after 3 very successful kickstarters, he delivered 3 albums that sounded like they were made in his prime. He made money and everyone who liked his old stuff was very satisfied. He didn't try anything fancy or new; he literally reused the same old synths, samples, and techniques
Its ironic they used the same/similar sub-title as the Ultima game that killed the series, Ultima IX: Ascension.
I find it interesting that 2 long running rpg series both completely crashed and burned on number 9. Ultima and Might & Magic. Must be some curse.
>Wake up after hangover
>Finally decide to watch that one new video you opened up in your browser yesterday
>The second you start it the video becomes unavailable
>Bitch
>Check his channel for a reupload
>No reupload
>Check notifications
>The guy reupped it the second after his channel page had loaded in
This reup is blessed by Jesus, I tell you
The fact that barely anyone cared about this mess is even worse than the poor quality of the game. Such a shame that the pioneers couldn’t adapt to modern times. Honestly, this game is like the anti-meme SCP.
I spent $115/£95 .... and I ended up not caring enough to play it
pretty sure the coder behimd tje game was an industry novice
@@mattimorottaja8445 Nope, they had members of the original Origin/Looking Glass team but it certainly didn't help
One clove of garlic? ONE!?! Start with 3 and add more until you really feel your soul being taken over by that good-good stank.
Don't stop until you kill vampires with your garlicky musk alone.
@@gmann215 And then sell it as an ant-vampire perfume.
I use 3 cloves of garlic when making breakfast burritos, two if they're large. In a fried rice/stirfry, I'd go with at least 4.
Monomyth looks like a very promising spiritual successor to UU/Arx.
More like King's field.
Played the demo and it feels like a mix of both. Unlike King’s field I felt I had more freedom to explore using some of the optional skills you can get allowing me to reach a part of the level by boosting my jump height and using the feather fall potion. King’s Field is much more restrained in what you can do.
Have to see how the full game is when it ships though.
Oh man, I would so love to see another King's Field! I'd love to see From Software make another first person King's Field, bringing with them all the experience they've gained through the years!
Finished the demo the other day, very promising game, probably my most hyped release of the year
@@danieladamczyk4024 no, the successor to King's Field is Lunacid by Akuma Kira
The fact you were able to admit you made a mistake & fixed it , is why I love your channel. You're awesome & keep up the good work
Reuploading a video because the original got some facts wrong? Alright, admirable.
Not actually listing the changes in the description? Now that's a paddlin'.
Thank you for reminding me that I need to play "Arx Fatalis." I keep forgetting that.
I have reinstalled it about 4 times and never played it. Why? no idea.
meh its not that great combat is actually worse and overall its boring and confusive.
@@arkgaharandan5881 filtered
@@Jesion-kv9tu ????
I was wondering where the video went, saw it and before i got to watch it it disappeared. from the intro its refreshing to see a content creator actually go back and fix their errors and mistakes when they get stuff wrong. Great vid as always btw.
When I realized the cooking video was not a sponsor, and in fact you just put a cooking segment in because you could, that's when I subscribed.
I was so pumped about this game. Bought it, played it, played it again 6 months later. Never got far and probably will never finish it.
One thing I have to say though: I had an animal companion and it collected mana for you. Or something along those lines at least.
I backed this kickstarter. Thanks for bringing up bad memories.
Backing Kickstarter games must feel like the game industry equivalent of playing the stock market. I've never done it myself, but there have been games that I wanted to fund - some of which turned out great, others of which turned out disastrous or never happened at all.
@@sozaj I've been pretty lucky with what I've backed overall. I've backed 20 games in total that reached their funding goal, and Underworld is the only one I regret. Though I think every single one got delayed
@@AFnord You'd think game devs would be better at giving realistic timetables.
Though maybe they're intentionally giving deadlines they know are impossible, if the reaction to Eiyuden Chronicles is anything to go by, being transparent with how long things take leads to an equal about of bitchfits.
Lol, you're the only youtube who could get away with cooking fried rice mid-video lmao never change
Get away with? What would you do to the other youtuber for such offence?
With extra *OOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL*
Filthy Frank.
@@Nick_J_ that was the entire video, not midway through an entirely different topic
@@TheKitMurkit dislike, uncomment, desubscribe.
Damn, and i thought that in the endgame the stealth system was finally working and that was why enemies wouldn't attack me.
Illusion destroyed, thaaank you Mr. Wonder.
You should use more than just soy sauce for the fried rice. Next time, try mixing oyster sauce, sesame oil, ginger, garlic, and MSG into it. And be careful with the sesame oil and msg, as they can easily overpower the dish.
The msg is the most important part aside from the soy sauce imo
"Beat your eggs and salt them"
That... Just sounds like thirsty competitive gamers.
As someone who loved the original Ultima Underworld games, this broke my heart
Dear crowdfunding game devs,
Stop thinking your game will be done on time and giving what you think are realistic completion dates. You're wrong. Your game will never be done on time. Take whatever time you think you need and double it at least. Have THAT be your release goal. If you think your game will be done in 2 years, say it'll be done in 4. What's the worst that'll happen? The game ends up being late anyway? Well that's no worse than if you said 2 years, it's better even because needing 5 years to make a game after telling people you need 4 will go over MUCH better than telling people you need 5 years after initially saying 2. And at best case you really DO finish the game before the ETA and get to release it "early" which will probably earn you major PR cred.
Your game will never finish in 1-2 years. Accept it, admit it, and base everything on that.
I wanted UA to be good so bad. Left a scar in my heart.
Watched the first video but it's a long one. Anyone know which facts were off that got corrected in this one?
I'll just copy paste his comment on his community post as he explained it there.
"Since enough of you asked for specifics I'll post them in this reply,
Due to me at one point having two different videos planned both revolving around Otherside Entertainment, I erroneously asserted that Warren Spector was with the studio from the start which is not the case as he joined on when System Shock 3 started.
This came about because
1) ironically enough I was crunching to get this out to you all as I'm still way behind thanks to taking those two months to move and ,
2) I had originally planned to make two videos centered around Otherside Entertainment and at some point these two video merged into one video, but I eventually cut out all the system shock 3 stuff as I felt that it was too speculative. However, I failed to change out the parts of the intro and background which mentioned Spector and Neurath to instead just mention Neurath and that's where I made the errors."
"When has a Kickstarter ever come out on time?" Hyper Light Drifter and Darkest Dungeon, iirc!
Banger titles!
Charting "difficulty" in regards to making games is complicated to say the least, but as awkward Unity can be to work with, I'm certain it's worlds easier than making something like System Shock (which had by far the most advanced renderer, physics system, etc of the time), in 1994. Something clearly went, really, really wrong during development. My feeling (based on what I see here, not any behind the scenes knowledge) is that they made the common modern mistake of thinking they can cut the numbers of programmers for the project, instead leaning on "easy to use" engines and visual scripting languages, forgetting that those tools only make building *prototypes* faster and cheaper. You still need to put the work in for a full game.
Evidence for this is how many corners they cut that could have been entirely solved by a single coder sitting down for a couple of hours, like that looted chests aren't stored in your save file. In fact, the game shipped essentually with out any saving whatsoever, forcing you to restart the entire level if you quit and 'reload', even if you've placed a respawn point. Makes me wonder if they had any dedicated programmer on their team, rather than some overworked designer frantically googling basic code tutorials. This isn't an insult or anything, I geninunely suspect that might be the case.
Also, judging by when System Shock 3 was announced, along with trailer dates it seems pretty much certain that they were working on the two games in parrallel. It's pretty clear that this project got little love and was a holdover to keep the studio alive during SS3 development. It failed, and now they are owned by Tencent. None of this bodes well for SS3.
I think you right on the money. You gotta remember when, back then Ultima Underword was made designers were also competent programmers as most of them started AS programmers. Now designers think they can throw models and few scripts together and get a working game.
"and now they are owned by Tencent" oh god no, make it stop already. Meanwhile, people fearmonger over MS purchases...
Don't worry, System Shock 3 came out 4 years ago.
@@Senthain What did you mean by this? Like a spiritual successor?
@@SkigBiggler Prey
Deja vu
I've just been in this place before
Higher on the street
And I know it's my time to go
Calling you and the search is a mystery
Standing on my feet
It's so hard when I try to be me uoooh!
I wish they made it mod-able, I'm positive someone who loves the original Underworld games who knows what they were doing would fix it for the rest of us.
This is the issue with making games in a unity, Unreal etc. They are not necessarily moddable unless they are made that way. The devs have to make mod tools for these games.
It's tragic that this game failed so spectacularly. The immersive dungeon crawler continues to be the most underrated and cursed gaming genre. 😔😔😞😞
@@blakecasimir thanks for your comment. I'm not a modder or really have any idea whatsoever the difference in game engines so I appreciate that. I feel the same way, the original is still in my top 5 all time games so to say I was looking forward to this was an understatement. Oh well, disappointment is inevitable in life.
protip for cooking rice cause it's glossed over:
Wash your rice by putting it in a pot with some cold water and stirring it with your hand. You notice the water goes all white and ugly, that's all the extra starch and bits that make rice nasty.
Gently pour out as much of nasty water as you can and repeat the washing until water is decently clear.
Once you gotten rid of all the wash water as you can, add enough water to the pot until the water comes above the rice by 1 finger knuckle. Make sure rice is actually level.
Once that done, put the cold water with rice on high heat, salt it and cook it until it boils. Then turn down heat to very low, cover it and let it sit covered for 12-15 minutes. The residiual heat will gently cook and steam the rice. Once the time is up, fluff the rice up with a fork.
Here you go, the only correct way to cook the rice.
Also for fried rice go watch some uncle roger
It for sure does not make me giddy for System Shock 3
I forgot what I first saw of your channel. But with the last few vids I've watched. And now this, and a cooking segment. I love it so much.
Arx Fatalis has a pretty linear story, but is a fantastic immersive sim. The magic system can be a little janky, but you can pre-cast spells so that helps. Really one of my favorite old games.
i'm gonna be honest
even as godawful as this is, kickstarter, crowdfunding, reception and all...
... it existed, as compared to all the other kickstarter or crowdfunding 'games' that just.... didnt.
That's fair.
That’s a very low bar.
Being that this was my first time watching it, I didn't mind the reupload.
Gotta say your fried rice segment was my favorite part. I'd be down for a Charlatan Wonder cooking channel.
Don't worry, I'm just gonna "watch" it with the tab muted so you get a full view.
And this comment because ENGAGEMENT
I'm glad the video came back, I was very confused yesterday when I went to go what it. Doing due diligence is important though.
Came for the jank, stayed for the fried rice cooking lesson.
Matt Mac Muscle ? Oh please hell no.
This guy is a walking blabbering disaster.
I remember there was a bug that screwed up your options screen, pushing the Back button beyond your monitor. You couldn't click it, and hitting escape didn't let you leave the menu. Good times.
Aww. The close up of the cat. Just wanna pat.
Umm oh yeah good video also aha
Played UU1 and 2 back in the day, some of my favorite games ever. There was no question I would be backing this, in case something of value came out of that. It did not. I played UA for about 2 hours before giving up and deinstalling it. Many things to say, but just the idea that you do some "mission" in some instance with item and enemy respawn is already killing it for me. For me, the essence of UU was that your actions cause persistent changes - from picking up a plant to exterminating a whole race in the underworld.
Same here. No NPCs, no Story, but meaningless fetch quests and a game show host telling you how to play the game... the "collector box" (plain dvd case plus plain sleeve with same cover art) went straight to bin.
Dude I was relaxing at that cooking part you did NOT have to say oil like that 😭
I DID wonder why I opened youtube today and had a private video instead of ... whatever i went to bed watching.
Not gonna lie, you discovering jank in some cases is interesting gameplay. I love Ultima so this game makes me sad. You're right about "emergent" gameplay being instructed and repeated until it's anything but emergent. That seems to be a pattern and I think it's a mistake: feats and their rewards can be looked up like numbers in a phone book, the versatility bonus is linear and not context dependent, missions are simple - and if they weren't the game would helpfully provide a detailed and comprehensive list of "mission solutions and optional secret objectives". Even the UI is no longer a series of bags and paper scrolls, it's an abstract menu that constantly reminds you that you aren't inside the game world. Small mercy there. I like their ambition for emergent and might/magic/stealth gameplay, the feat system, rune system, respawn system, mana motes, and more. Too bad they never got get close to making it work as well as it should have.
Realising you were wearing chef whites for the cooking segment made me chuckle. Great video!
I'm not used to RUclips recommending me new things that I actually enjoy
I like the implication that Hard Time is better than SS2, Prey 2017, or Deus Ex
Got to the break, was waiting for an ad, got a fried rice recipe and tutorial instead. I have been bamboozled, and pleasantly so.
Looking forward to tomorrows version! Hope you kept the old one.
Frisk's face right after you said "You are not dirty pants, why are you in here?" was hilarious, lol! Great video c:
I fell asleep watching this yesterday, wanted to rewatch it today and thought I had dreamt the whole thing up bc I couldnt find it 😅
Did you... did you just made that gate useless at 32:04?! My god, I love your videos!
Okay, i'm sorry, but all I could think about with the whole arrow thing was Minecraft's inventory and how that game did arrows better... Like... Jesus... Wow.
I was not ready for a cooking segment lol
I have never heard of you but there is a cooking vid in the middle of a video game video, so I had to sub...
I call this the Mighty no.9 effect
Also happened with Balan Wonderworld
18:25 Don't put hot things in the fridge or freezer, they're not designed to handle that.
I don't understand how this became a cooking show but I'm here for it.
Good thing I didn't finish the first upload thanks to my issues sitting still online.
This is so sad, the graphics and art style look really good. The lighting is bit dark, but the rest seem pretty cozy and spooky.
Like I commented in the original video, this goes to show how important understanding the current toolset and engine is.
General experience is important, but going in blind with general experience and expecting to be able to learn as you go with completely new engine and toolset didn't just mess up UA. It's messed up plenty of other products as well. It's the main reason for the state Yooka Laylee shipped in, for example. Sometimes it's fine if the experienced developer is partnering with a younger dev who does actually know the tools and engine already. Sometimes it's fine if the experienced developer has already spent the time to learn the tools themselves. But just jumping in the deep end of what is suddenly an ocean instead of a pool is not a good idea.
And I guess I need to reiterate my personal experience with this project: Most of the projects I've backed range from brand new classics (Crypt of the Necrodancer, Shovel Knight, Freedom Planet) to merely disappointing (Starbound, Broken Age), to exploding trainwreck because it turns out the conductor is a pyromaniac (Yogventures, Shroud of the Avatar). For some reason UA is one of the games where I'm still in shock as to how badly it turned out.
Personally, I play a lot of Skyrim mods. And if they had started UA as a Skyrim mod it would have worked. Skyrim already has a lot of stuff that is basically identical to the Underworld games and what isn't the same is better: physics, AI, dialogue, quests, combat, and arguably even magic (with the right mods). Maybe starting with a licensed engine like Skyrim wasn't an option, or maybe the team just badly underestimated how much they could do with the new tools and engine. Or, maybe they realized too late that their engine just wasn't right for the job and they didn't have the option to start over.
As an Indie developer, I always try to make my game fit the engine I'm working with. From QBASIC to RPG Maker 2000 to DarkBASIC to GameMaker to App Game Kit to Godot, it's just easier to actually make something when you understand the limits of the tools. And once you understand all the limits, then you can push the limits if you want. And maybe I'm reading too much into it, but UA absolutely seems like something that was made by people who promised something they didn't realize was simply beyond the limits of what they were working with.
Your roguelike section reminds me of a cut and run crowdfund game I lost money to: "Tomes of Mephistopheles"
welcome back to the untextured void, part 2 : electric boogaloo.
( but fr i do appreciate that u not only took down the original video and corrected it, and were honest abt it !! )
Judging by footage they were not able to recruit skilled developers for the game, it feels like this was done by fresh juniors.
I knew it was going to be terrible just by watching the devs round up sessions, there was zero passion for it. There was this dev I remember, from his slips in faqs, which really emanated " I wanted to be working instead on some mobile trash in blizzard and buy a porsche". I mean its a Immersive sim, probably the hardest type of genre to make, it requires either full passion behind it. No matter what people say of beth up until skyrim, there was some effort in them.
Bought it for sub 3 dollars and I still feel ripped off.
It's a shame, cause that sounds like a really really cool magic system. I wonder if a game based around just finding and experimenting with runes to make spells would have worked well.
Well. You could play Ultima Underworld.
I foolishly fell for a sale on this that was for around five bucks and still feel ripped off.
*listens to the intro* oh thank god I was avoiding this video for few days, for the first in ever avoiding something saved me time.
Now I'm gonna leave this video in the endless streams of tabs and forget about it.
But how can Underworld Ascendant be the worse immersive sim if that genre doesn't exist?
I literally just found you. You taught me fried rice, mid bad-game-review? I love you so much!!
The Cooking recipe is pretty good. Just had it for dinner, a solid 8/10 in my books! Easy and quick to make, also great video!
Can't wait to wait for 10 years until a hardcore fan releases a patch that actually makes the game playable/enjoyable.
you're telling me a shrimp fried this rice?
Y'know, mentioning Arx Fatalis' 20th Anni update - I picked up Arx Fatalis almost a decade ago, and never played it because it didn't run too well on my system then, tried again but couldn't get the mod to play nice several years ago, I think I might give it a go again with this new, official update. So, thanks!
Thank God the System Shock remake came out superbly. Like, holy shit, is it ever beautiful
Wow... I never even heard of this game.
It really looks like a game from 1992 in every way but graphics. As if they ignored or didn't know how to impliment all the advances over the years. They should call it Shenmue 3 syndrome: When a modern game is archaic in all the wrong ways.
Like I said on the original video, I thought this was going to be about a imsim tie in on that vampire vs werewolf thing. That's how little I remembered about this game. Also still a good video even the second time
Fuck. I backed this, but was waiting for it to get patched up some before going back to it. I'm disappointed that it was left in this state.
I remember when I bought this game on steam, and when I try to start a new game, all I got was a black screen, ambient noise, dissatisfaction, and a restart of my computer.
Every. Time.
Even with a new PC, I wasn’t gonna wait 3-4 hours to try a game that wasn’t working before, and then I saw your review on recommendations.
Now I can safely say that I, indeed, wasted $60 CAD on a digital paper weight
Can you save everywhere like in the original Ultima Underworlds?
"Corn: sometimes it is furious on the digestion system"
the sheer amount of wasted delicious butter and delicious shrimp liquid,,, NOUGHT!!!! :cries in third world economy:
shrimp is a very delicate protein, so you have to be gentle with it -- funny how gentle actually means EXXXTREME HEAT so you can get it to crisp and become golden before it releases all its moisture in a watery mess. For that, you'll want to not have more than 1 layer of shrimp, or that all the shrimp is constantly touching the pan; pile it up and the shrimp will steam rather than fry. so my tip is frying the shrimp in two or three batches if they're gonna be stacked up otherwise.
anyways yummy unexpected pleasant recipe now im hungry :back to the video:
Oh man, I saw the shrimp in your freezer and thought "this dude better be using those bad boas" proud of you.
You need at least Toasted Sesame Oil for a nice authentic aroma and flavor, trust me you will know, mix it in after the rice is off the heat. Oyster Sauce is another ingredient
18:46
Charlatan: *Beat your eggs throughly and insult them*
Me at eggs: *YOU SUCK!*
I kickstarted this game, and it was the last video game I will ever kickstart. Also the Stygian Abyss was definitely supposed to be an ever changing place, alive with different factions pushing and pulling at different parts. Just one of every single feature that never made it into the game.
"Source-colliding" is a thing now I guess.
More concise than "violently vibrating and then getting launched in a random direction at an obscene speed". Seems to be a thing with how HAVOK handles collision meshes, so I guess you could say "Havoking out"
Ah, I actually missed the first upload. So this is my first watch of this.
Could anyone clue me in on the changes? I watched a bit and nothing serious seems to have changed.
I only saw a couple changes 1. At some parts the gameplay in the backround is different and 2. At the beginning when he talks about the guy who helped with this game that he also made underworld ultima the picture and name is different
removed warren spector mentions, I guess he didn't have anything to do with the game lol
This. I was not only confused by a bunch of articles bringing him up but I also had another video involving Otherside and Spector I was making that briefly merged with this one but towards the end of production I removed the elements of the other video. However, Spector was fully involved with Otherside until System Shock 3 was announced and only consulted for Underworld Ascendant, so I removed referenced to him being the lead dev as that was outright wrong.
This makes me want a remake of Arx Fatalis, or a sequel
This is the best channel on yt, change my mind, you can't.
28:58 Oh, it's my favourite enemy - the Giant Enimy Spider *beatboxing intensifies*
I backed this with the impression that the WORST i could expect to get is a demo of the spider bridge puzzle they kept mentioning had several out comes. Got bored of the game every time I played it so I don’t know if it even made the final game.
wait how come a shrimp didn't fry that rice
Since it's a reupload, other than Arx, do you have Anachronox on your queue?
Looks like youtube recommendations is getting another cookie.