Made My Girlfriend Play NieR:Automata
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
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It might be more accurate to title the video "Made My Girlfriend Play NieR:Automata THREE TIMES," but I don't know if you can say you've really played it until reaching Ending E.
Either way, she had a lot of fun with this one :)
Music List:
Sneaky Driver (Katana Zero)
Amusement Park (NieR:Automata)
Crazy Science Owls (A Hat In Time)
Alien Manifestation (NieR:Automata)
A Beautiful Song (NieR:Automata)
Rising Up (Streets of Rage 4)
Lord Laharl's...Hymn? (Disgaea: Hour of Darkness)
Dung Defender (Hollow Knight)
City Ruins (NieR:Automata)
Pascal's Village (NieR:Automata)
City Ruins 8-bit (NieR:Automata)
Weight of the World (NieR:Automata)
Fuka's Theme (Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten)
Find them all here: • Music Used - NieR:Auto... 
Игры
After all these years, I still tear up seeing the ending. I wish I could go back in time and experience this game for the first time again
I, a 24 year old man, am sitting in a McDonald's, biting my lip to try not to bawl like a baby. I've heard it said that Nier: Automata is the first truly great work of art to come out of the games industry, and although I hesitate to say "first," it IS great.
'cause we're gonna shout it loud
I did Literally get tears in my eyes while watching the ending e section 😭😭
@@timothyhansen4648 nah your not pour mate,c I'm around your age, well be old in 50 years. We're on peak youngness
yup, and here i thought i was the only big softie
I love these random reminders here and there that even after 5 years I still get choked up immediately upon hearing the first notes of the [E]nd of YoRHa medley.
WE ALL DO!
That’s exactly the same for me.
I teared up so many times during this video… NieR is just special.
playing the Nier raid in FFXIV was like that. They were using straight or adapted songs from nier and nier automata for boss fights and story, I was having trouble focusing mid combat due to the traumatic association. FKN HELL there was even some Drakengard in there.
@@tenjenk SAME DUDE i just finished nier automata and now i played the raids again and im constantly like omg i know this
song is called "Weight of the World"
@@Hephaestus_God that's not the japanese song name.
Ending E will always be one of the most profound emotional experiences in a game ever.
Play The Last Guardian. The ending is just as good.
Drakengard 1 ending D/E (another game by Yoko Taro)
Neon Genesis Evangelion: End of Evangelion level of quality
Ending e nier replicant 1.22 🥲
Never had the words "Thank You For Playing" ever broken me to such absolution
Worth it. And I'd do it again
It is the most sincere 'Thank you for playing' ever.
Nier was supposed to be platinum games last "hurrah", if didn't worked out, they probably would've went out of business, so it's the most sincere "Thank you for playing"
And you NEED to do it again because you need to finish the game three times.
All nier and drakengard games end with a thank you for playing (actual or last endings)... and you feel them everytime
@@manoftherainshorts9075 oh believe me, that was the plan regardless
My data got corrupted somehow. All of my games. Hundreds of hours spent across dozens of games gone
Funnily, it gave me a rare opportunity to relive them for the first time one last time. Nier is near the top of my list as of now to redo one last time
That final credits part as well as the sacrifice question always make me teary eyed, knowing that all the help you received was through sacrificing their own hardwork and dedication to get you through a tough time and being able to do the same for others is just amazing and i wish more games gave tools for players to help each other.
I wonder if the first player ever to finish the E ending had to do the boss battle alone, lol
@@ЯБезымянный-о5ф i am pretty sure they were helped by the devs save data
Don't worry, you can choose to accept help with good conscience - there is no other player's save game getting deleted for accepting help.
You can also with good conscience choose to not delete your own savegame. It's not going to help anyone else either.
@@qwesx why are you the way you are? like genuinely curious as to why you see someone appreciate human kindness and feel the need to try devalue that. Are you ok? cause i've been told i'm a good listener
@@gelbanana child
I remember beating the game on a sunday night, on the wee hours of the morning, thinking i had enough time for a couple hours of sleep before my uni class. When i got stuck in the credits and was close to beating it and all the encouraging messages turned into actual help, i was just bawling by the time i finished and was deleting my save to add my help along with everyone elses. Suffice to say I went to class with puffy eyes and no sleep. This game is one of those that takes it spot in video game history for me
Same here, but it was before work. I don't remember how the day went at all, as it paled in comparison to the memory of this night.
As soon as I heard her crying when she found the children, I started crying as well and it only got worse and ended up watching the rest of the video totally ugly crying. I wasn't expecting that from this video since it's not a whole playthrough, but thanks I guess XD One of the best games ever made, I love it so much ♥
Same ! :(
Same here, god, I'm dying.
That scene broke me when I was playing Automata.
The thing that surprised me the most with this scene was that there was a not-listed third option to Pascal's request.
Trivia: Yoko had difficult targets for the music of the game. For the sand area he said: "something that justifies sliding in the sand with high heels".
Then, the producer delivered one track that absolutely nails that.
I genuinely see the ending to Nier as one of the biggest pieces of evidence that people are, for the most part, good deep down, and are inclined to want to help others. It’s so fitting that message comes at the end of a long storyline with multiple examples of the opposite, and that real life sacrifice gives the story itself a more hopeful ending.
I dont think so, how often do you go back to old saves? You literally lose nothing by giving up the save file.
@@ja-no6fx the fact that you don use or won't use something in the future has no bearing in sentimental value. I'm sure there is plenty of stuff around you house that you don't use but have some sentimental value. doing all the playthroughs is a significant time investment on top of again the sentimental one so giving up the save data is not inconsequential.
What does it say about me if I decided to hang onto my save file so that I could complete some side-content once I'm done with the main story?
@@ja-no6fxFor some people giving up their save file was/is easy. But for others (completionists) it's a big deal. I am sure a decent amount of players still would have liked to play the game a bit longer. Also Being nice to other people and leaving nice messages isn't difficult either.
But obviously both deleting and cheering others on helps. A lot of people were helping and a lot of people were cheering. They did not get any reward and still used time and (possibly valuable possibly worthless) progress to help others.
@@grubbygeorge2117I think that's valid. If you have any desire to be a person that helps by the end of your journey, you can always play through ending E again and give up ur save file for the cause when/If ur ready.
Damn man....the emotions of this incredible game coming right back at me in this moment.
I know it's just a game, but feeling of not being able to win and not wanting to give up followed by peoples' warm and kind messages just hits completely different. I sobbed playing through that ending
Same!! I only now played this game, entirely too late for my own good. But it feels right for where I am currently in my life. The song's words, messages, and struggle just hit home so perfectly I cried like a baby, almost not seeing the screen.
I can relate to your girls hysterical weeping at every sad scene. finally someone who is just like me playing these games lol
coming back to pascal after THAT absolutely destroyed me. The fact that the vocals to it don't even kick in until you start talking. it's just kind of brilliant. just haunting.
bro i can't even watch the last segment without crying. Favorite game of all time. You've done a good thing by showing her this
I love how the 8-bit version of Weight of the World should be the least emotional compared to the other versions just from a musical standpoint, but knowing the context and everything involved in Ending E makes it hit harder at the beginning than any other version
completely agreed
Even when only watching I still ended up tearing up a little bit.
The music in this game is really good.
Amazing game all-round and probably the best game to introduce someone to the ART that is games. Having your girlfriend play it now, when she knows how games work now just to throw her off with Yoko's insane vision was a great decision. And having her do all of the ending is just the cherry on top. (SPOILERS FOR THE VIDEO NEXT) I love that you did not force her to give up the data - she made that decision all on her own, wishing to help a total stranger just of the kindness of her heart and knowing that many others have made that decision to help her out. Honestly, playing the game through just for this single moment is worth it... But it has just SO MUCH to offer.
Yeah man, great words, this game is art, as many others but this one is truly a unique rollercoaster experience
nier is just... special. its probably one of the most important games of atleast this century. everyone who plays videogames owes it to themselves to fully play it
Just seeing the ending makes me tear up. Music, the realization that people have deleted their save files to help you, actually getting through the credits. Oh my gosh. So fun seeing her react to the parts that made the game to us.
That is truly wonderful you got her mentally and game skill wise to commit to the whole nier experience.
Such a wonderful game and enduring message
Great game without doubts. I still remember my own first playthrough... and ending E actually made me tear up. And question to give up the save file was met with even more tears, because, hell... I spend about hundreed hours there, fought all bosses, got emotionally attached to characters, and that final moment with other players you won't ever see just giving you their saves... What an expirience it was.
You know a game has impacted when even just barely hearing the ending E theme is causing me to tear up
nier literally feels like a anime and the 4th ending is sooo good the music everything is so awesome about it
edit: thnx every one i dont think it was too good of a comment but still it got 100 likes (the most i have got yet so thnx)
Ha e such a anime like, that the anime will be a game like
Just kidding
@@lipezh8948 what are you on my guy give me some
There's actually going to be an anime made! It comes out in January! I'm so hyped, the game was incredible.
@@morganmariex less fuking gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@pendrive4real It's made by A-1, and made while consulting with Yoko Taro, so hopefully it's fire!
Nier automata is a masterpiece that hasnt been replicated in my eyes. The profound story telling and forcing you to question your own morality is something that this game has achieved that no other game has replicated. Even seeing the true ending where you sacrifice your save data still makes me tear me up because the message of self sacrifice to save others when no one will know your sacrifice. To those who've never played this absolute gem of a game, i wish you the best and make sure to have a box of tissues at the ready, It's going to be an emotional rollercoaster
I remember holding out for *so* long in the credits before finally dying and seeing encouraging messages and stuff and being like "Oh wow. That's nice." Then eventually dying again. Then again. And finally getting the option to accept help and managing to make it to the end. I know I've still got some endings to get, side quests to complete and an optional boss waiting for me. This game is so special.
Can't believe it's been half a decade already. These games felt like they came out yesterday.
There is something incredibly powerful about the message of this game, that after so many hours of struggle and sorrow, and feeling like everything you've fought for is pointless... people are still willing to sacrifice all of that hard work to help someone else who is having a tough time. Someone they don't know, someone they will probably never meet, but who nevertheless shares that common experience.
Because when everything else is gone, we can still be there for one another.
Its been YEARS since i've played that ending "E" sequence and I thought I was ready to watch it again without crying again. I wasn't ready.
This is one of my favorite games. Just watching it made me tear up. Thank you.
This game... man. I never felt so connected to the rest of the community than during ending e, it feels like we all just came together to experience this. It's magical.
Omg love her reactions! If NieR:Automata gave her all these feelings... you should try NieR:Replicant... it is like pushing a knife into your chest and moving it around
I like to say that NieR Replicant is like first you get an open wound and then you had salt on lemon on it
Also to point out something to add extra power to that last ending..
When you accept the other players help, you notice the "la la la la" in the background? That's the staff of the videogame joining in the fight too, joining into the song along with all of the 3 vocalists who had already been singing.
The. Fricken.feels!!!
Yep, ending E is still perfect, and there's a good chance nothing will ever top it
Man, I shed man tears when I finished that game and it still hits hard listening to the music and seeing those messages. Best game of the last 10 years hands down
NieR Automata made me depressed
it's been months now and I can't move on, I even cry every now and then thinking about the game
It gives me a feeling that's extremely hard to explain.
It's kind of a mixture of sadness, nostalgia and love
The ideas represented in the game, I have been dreaming about them and yearning for something like this to be visualized
I adore NieR Automata, but sometimes I wish I never played it
Highly recommend you dive down the Drakengard/Nier rabbit hole if you haven’t already
I have two friends playing this now, and they're currently nearing the point of starting the third playthrough. As I watch them, all I can think of is when I got to the choice of sacrificing my data and how I lost my mind at the weight of that decision, and how this game transcends everything I had known about the medium.
Even now, just watching this video, it brings me to tears at how beautiful it is. I know for a fact that when the moment comes for my friends, they are going to absolutely unravel.
This game is art at its highest form.
Great episode!!
I really love how you include the music you use in the description!
To this day, years after I thought a game couldn’t hit me in the feels THAT deep, again and again, just by watching this, those happy tears start to peek out. This game is extremely underrated and it’s a work of art. It’s a trip I wish for all to partake. Hardest ending I’ve ever had to go through not because of difficulty but because tears were rolling as I was being helped by all those who chose to be better. Thank you Yokotaro
the ending for this game is one of the most impactful endings ive ever seen
Imagine a game is that well written that you get teary eyed during the end credits in form of a shoot em up. The music alone makes me emotional. What a masterpiece.
After all these years and 2 full playthroughs with a platinum, this game still manages to make me cry
Tarn: “note to self: get heels to look good, see if Nick likes it”. Jokes aside, lovely work as always!
Dude, You Are So Lucky To Have Shared This Masterpiece With your Girl!!!
Thank you for showing your girlfriends experience in a small way it made me feel like I was playing through it the first time. Best of luck to you and her in yojr future endeavors ❤️
NieR's style of making OSTs
- Make a song with soothing and memorable vocals.
- Now keep the soothing vocals but add feelings of Risk, Urgency, and Tension to the instruments.
- you have successfully told the player to "fight or lose everything"
God seeing the ending made me tear up again 😭
"This isn't the first time she played a character in high heels in hack and slashes"
Both from Platinum
And neither are Bayonetta lmao
Man, I have to play this game again. I still teared up uncontrollably at the credit fight. Having other people encourage you and literally sacrifice their save file for your victory just touches your heart.
This video was amazing and I’m so happy to see people experience how amazing and emotional Nier Automata was. Thank you for sharing her reactions to some of the best moments in gaming.
You put into words all the things I've felt and tried to convey so precisely and so heartfelt. To the glory of mankind!
Now that she's got more experience with character focused action rpg's with a wacky story, I think you know whats gotta come next. I'm thinking something with a lot of... Heart.
Think she has enough determination for it?
It's strange that I think of two different games when I read that. But a video about either game would be a joy!
This was awesome. Automata feels kinda personal for me and rewatching from yours perspective was amazing
Genuinely one of my favorite games. I need to play this again sometime soon.
I never quite realized... How beautiful this world really is.
I've started to play Nier: Automata recently, only now finding your channel. But its nice to know that I'm not the only one who fell in love with the game so much that I willingly deleted my only save file. I'm doing a second playthough because I love this game so much.
Just the visual of the choice between 9S and A2 makes me break down sobbing, this game is so burned into my mind I don't think it'll ever stop getting to me. Thank you for having your girlfriend experience this.
Another amazing video on an amazing videogame that made me think what is a videogame, because this is a work of art for sure. Your girlfriend is super sensible , I can only imagine how many times she ended up crying for the robots or the androids, this i game is so emotional. I hope your channel goes up in the algorithm because now I'm in.
I'm currently diving head first into all the lore of this game, for a case study I have to write for school. Spent the entire day reading articles and watching videos about all the endings and now you're uploading this video. I think I'll definitely use this as an example of how good this story and world is written, that even a "non-gamer" can understand all (or most) of its beauty and nuances.
Why specifially this one and not the Others in the Franchise?
That's awesome!!! Good luck on your case study :)
@@Exel3nce Well biggest point for me is I've actually played a lot of Automata. So I've got a greater understanding of how the world is written, it's atmosphere and gameplay loop. I haven't really played all the other games that intensively, so I don't feel like I can really dig deep into its world because I haven't actually experienced it a lot. Second point is that I love the opening statement of the game directly referencing Nietzsches beliefs. With that I can openly credit all of his work whenever I'm referencing the "god is dead" idea. I don't think other nier games openly reference him so with Automata I atleast have a credible source for my thoughts ^^
@@simplygamic Well, you'll have to go into the story behind the Gestalt and Replicant projects, because it's how humanity attempted to approach god-hood with such new found power. Writing their own destinies that... well, you played automata, you can clearly see how 11k~ish years later it turned out =p Devola and Popula are integral to that part of the story, btw, and their (continued) existence is quite philosophical in itself...
@@thalanoth I'm not sure you understand the Gestalt/Replicant lore. Humanity didn't try for godhood, they tried to survive White Chlorination Syndrome by separating body and soul. Even maso experiments like those performed on No. 6 and No. 7 were weaponization experiments to defend against Legion, not attempts towards godhood.
Absolutely loved everything about this video. Your girlfriend's reaction to the game and down to your narrating it... It was well made.
Thank you! 👍🏻👊🏻
I always tear up during ending E, it's so good. For me, it's the best ending to a game ever
"This game doesn't bluff"
True
Hi hi. Found you guys by accident and absolutely love the Made My Girlfriend Play series. Been watching them all but my favorite will be this video (the first I watched) but also because I made my Boyfriend play this game and get all the endings so I can watch and we both absolutely love this game.
me, some years ago a random night at 2.30 passed mid night, thinking finally I was gonna get ending E and finish Nier Automata. I was not ready for the feels. as a player it hit hard when you saw "so and so's data was lost" and those encouraging words poped up cheering you on everytime you fail the bullet hell ending credits...there are no words I can find to properly define that particular feeling at that exact moment in time. I had tears pouring out of my eyes the entire time. it was such an experience that I think everyone should at least play through this game just once in their lifetime :p
My all time favorite game. A rare masterpiece that pushes the medium of video games harder than any other game before or since. I'm very glad she enjoyed the ride
Honestly the ending of this game is still the most profound of any game I've ever played.
I’m so amazed she was able to get to ending E and actually appreciate it. That’s amazing. Cause it’s not a very iser friendly game. I know my wife probably would not even be able to make it through the prologue. So major props to your girlfriend, and to you for encouraging her
I started replaying NieR: Automata and I love it. One of my favorite games ever. The music, the theme, the characters were all so good.
I always start crying when I see the [e]nd screen lol. Even with most of the context cut for the video.
I enjoy seeing her reaction to this game. I’d love to see the full experience but I’m glad to see the best parts here.
This series is so amazing, you two are wonderful
8:26 Hilariously cute
Is always nice see people play the best game of the past decade
".... she zeroed-in on the high heels.... "
oh boy, when's that Bayonetta video coming out? XD
the choirs of ending e, i almost tear up and it was just a moment they played
gotta love this game
I nearly got softlocked on that fight in the same way the first time too, fortunately I just reshuffled my chips a tad and beat it with my new chips.
I dont know why im tearing up just seeing these endings again after all these years. Right in the feels i fogot i had.
yo instant 10/10 for disgaea 1 music, also just an all around great video
I didn’t expect to become as emotional as I did watching her reach the ending, but there is something so visceral about the music, the pain you experience at the end, the words of real people cheering you on, and that one small ounce of hope that maybe, just maybe, something good can still happen.
So glad you got the experience you wanted to have with your gf!
I love Automata so much. This game, this experience was emotional rollercoaster. I almost cried while watching your video.
"Each time I'm like 'yeah they can't pull my heart strings.' And then they ****-ing pull my heart strings more."
You have summarized pretty much every Yoko Taro game.
It really says something that the ending credits and sequence always makes me tear up even when I'm watching other people play it.
I finally played this masterpiece of a game two months ago! Watching ending E in your video still brought tears to my eyes. Hearing her reactions didn't help. 😅
I am surprised how so little people actually mention small things like chips, settings and saves in game. That's one of the best thing in Nier for me. How adding chips, changing settings actually makes sense in a game world. Especially that "Virus contamination" section, where you lose vision, have a hard time walking and stuff which all makes sense since they are androids after all
"I thought I saved them!"
Me too :(
Just when she thought, it can't hit me harder than this, the 8bit soundtrack starts playing. It got me too. Actually busy getting ending E, but also doing as much side content as i can while i am at it 😭
She almost got the 4th hacking screen vs A2 fight, that would be great to see. The final sequence of this game(from ""The [E]nd of Yourha" till the title screen) is hands down the best moment I've had in a game.
Seeing Tarny experience the final end of the game straight up transported me emotionally to when I had first gotten there myself.
The E ending is a perfect example of storytelling through video games. Nier's entire story revolved around what it means to be human, or have a soul, and the last decision you make is such a human one. Do you give up everything you've worked so hard for, just to help someone else? And you do, because that's such a human thing to do.
Glad i got recommended this video, always a good time tearing up and crying about this game no matter how many times i think about it
What an amazing video and journey! With games like these, I enjoy kind of reliving what I felt when I first played this game through seeing others play the game for the first time! What a beautiful game and a beautiful video! Very well done to the both of you!
When I was playing this game with my bud in this year summer. I streaming it on Discord, my whole server is only watching and commentating my gameplay. They are very good guys and sometime backsitting me at some point only that i was stuck, and one thing I very cherish about this game that it bring me tear of feeling alive. I was cry in front of 20 peoples at the time I finish ending C, D and E. They didn't mock me, if it was a normal game then they will do it, but Nier Automata really give me the true tear of crying. I really love this game until this day.
I'm 38 years old, and I have been gaming my whole life. I've been through a lot of rough moments in games, like FF7 or The Last of Us, but there are only three moments that consistently bring me to tears no matter how many times I watch them.
1. Any time "Answers" plays in FFXIV.
2. The ending of NieR: Replicant.
3. Ending [E] of NieR: Automata.
Hilariously enough, every one of these games is somehow tied to Yoko Taro in some way. Even FFXIV has a NieR crossover raid series. The NieR series is a *profound* work of art, and I will never stop singing its praises. Automata hits me especially hard, and if I need a good cry, I just watch someone play through the ending of this game for the first time.
The fact that the one section in gaming that gets me to tear up every single time is a bullet hell version of the credits really speaks volumes about this game.
Absolutely want a collab between you guys and GFReviews
The way they used music in this game imho hasn't been done before so well, it's really a key element of the entire experience. One nice little detail during the end credits where you finally accept help (as she does after 12:18) is how they change the singing track to a full choir. Those voices are actually from all the developers, producers and Yoko-san, like they're rooting for you as you get more and more helpers and the music ramps up.
(I had posted this with a link to the NieRGame twitter clip where the composer Keiichi Okabe talks about this but I guess that got auto-deleted).
everytime i hear weight of the world makes me wanna cry, such a good ending
I was looking forward to your girlfriend's thoughts on the game, actually. Surprised the video just ended when the credit rolled.
I just replayed the whole game for the second time and I still get super emotional watching its endings especially ending E with those incredible soundtracks playing in the background, I might just replay it for the third time at this point and would still enjoy every bit of it. Masterpiece..
I just finished this and cried again after watching. Pascal's arc was the most painful. :(
I watch every playthrough of this game I can find, it's awesome seeing how hard this game hit for everyone.
This game really is one of the best gaming experiences. Just played through replant recently and planning on going back through automata again just because
having to almost restart the first part of the game realy helps you notice things you might not have seen or noticed such as whenever 9s tells 2b not to feel bad for the machines he is actually trying to convince himself not to feel bad for them.