Video

Be realístic majuular that mole killed u that time

Ight bro ill yield When you gonna jump into Tenchu You and me are old enough to know but there poor kids probably have no idea what a trip those games are

Awesome video my friend, and love your humor as well. 1:13:23 As a veteran, we lure an enemy towards this "tile" of poisoned swamp, and initiate battle when the enemy steps onto this tile. And of course we don't open the chest after battle. Guess what? Endless non-poisoned harvesting of Mandrake!

The fireman 22:41 sounds like glunky guy lol.

Ultima V was a thing that shaped my entire life. I'll never forget that experience, and it's still on my all time favorite games list. I loved this video. It brought me back to one of the happiest times in my life.

Did you get a different textures upgrade for Dark Project? Items looks crispier than I remember.

I've started rewatching videos on this channel. I'm not sure what it says about me. But it definitely says there's something special about the way you craft a review/retrospective.

lol that ending was such a hit and run!

Imma buy screw game pass u gonna need some time to play this game

I appreciate the Legend of Legaia music. Would love to see a review of that game in the future!

@33:12 - Managing the party and the food/items is why I want someone to port/remake this game into the Ultima5 engine for those things (with a 40k gold/food limit instead of 9999). If anything, we could use U5 battle UI too (tho with U3 items/spells). I can only manage so much in Ultima3 before I get tired and dump my playthru. For the wind, just use Ultima4/5 mechanic of slower movements and it would get rid of that aggravating no move because the wind is dead (plus you could row in U5 for very long time consumption for a single move, tho "Hourly time" is something unique to U5, unfortunately.

Weird thing is, I played Dark Project around when it first came out and consider it perhaps my favorite game ever. Yet, I’ve never finished Thief 2. I think I really missed the supernatural stuff. I do intend to finish it soon. Maybe.

I’m excited to see you get to Ultima Underworld now because I think this series (and king’s field) has a lot of its DNA

Loved these games

I swear there's a never-ending pool of old games I've never heard of.

There's an absolute banger of a life lesson in this video and I urge you all to utilize it in every applicable aspect of life: "NO, YOU WON'T REMEMBER"

Are we not going to talk about why B. B. in Battle Blues has a Coke can on his chin?

Quest 64 ftw

Wait, it’s basically just an isekai anime 30 ahead of it’s time?

The briefly mentioned Panzer Dragoon Saga was a fantastic game

I don't know what it is about Lynx's design, but it's my favorite of any character in anything. Ever.

I have watched a lot of Ultima content on youtube over the years, but this is some of the best and most thorough. Can't wait to see Ultima 6 covered, that's where I came into the series and it still holds a tremendous amount of magic to me.

wow that was awesome. Great job.

The „quick time“ fight mechanic was great

PLEASE COVER BAROQUE NEXT

Holy shit this is like the who is who of game development assembled around the round table of Lord British. How didn't I know this?

1 hour and 18 minutes just seething & complaining. Nasty!

Another really great one my man. Love it! Thanks for creating such wonderfully detailed and entertaining videos!

WORKING AT LOWES MENTIONED RAHHHHH

6:30 that looks like the outfit of the evil bitch that tries to kill the princess in Conan! YOU KNOW WHICH ONE! the one that nasty rhino thing kills as she tries to resurrect it 😅

i lent my original copy to a friend years ago and never got it back :( It would be fun to revisit it, as I never finished the game.

The child room.... there was also one in Ultima 6 and Ultima 8 and while distasteful... I like it. In my opinion, it's a sort of test. Are you truly virtuous? There are ways to pacify the children, avoid them, or anything. It's like a child in a awful upbringing snapping and lashing out. Or maybe they were starved and wanted your food. Or maybe they were just scared. Frequently I look at the world we live in, cops attacking kids in school, children in, Gaza being slaughtered while people scream about a extremists group, or even something simple as a parent beating their child because the child did something spiteful; it tests your resolve. I look at the world and see resolve lacking. We, as a society, are the ones killing children when we could just as easily not.

Oh my god, I thought I was going to be okay with “Gene,” but the sheer number of times you say it is untenable. Thank you for the chapter markers.

1:02:31

Disc 2 was great in my opinion. People complain about it way too much

8:20 dart's age and shana's age are only 5 years apart you act like dart is a child molester

I'm rewatching this video today. While I don't like The Legend of Dragoon as much as you do, I really enjoy how you explain the history and story of this game.

Loved the NES version! When Ì first played, I ended up as a Paladin. Of course some of the I did, I had no idea it was bad, like killing non-evil enemies.

The Commodore 64's SID chip made the game for me. The music was simply beautiful.

"The PlayStation and Sega Saturn released about a year after the 3DO came out, both at a fraction of the cost." Completely wrong. First of all, it was about two years after. The second part makes the embarrassingly common mistake of completely forgetting that price drops exist. By the time the PlayStation and Saturn launched, both the Panansonic and Goldstar 3DOs were $299, whereas the Saturn was $399, and the PlayStation was $299 but came without pack-in games, A/V cables, or save memory (all of which the Saturn and Panasonic and Goldstar 3DOs included), and so effectively cost $399 as well. (That "$299" is widely seen as a stunning blow against the competition has solidified my belief that the average gamer is a complete sucker.) In short, the Saturn and PlayStation were both *more* expensive than the 3DO. This was widely recognized at the time, too; read some vintage magazines and you'll see lots of references to the 3DO as the economic entry into the 32-bit market.

GREAT review - really accurate I too felt many times that the developers just hated us and wanted to make a 'game' that everyone would hate playing and quit in frustration. (it makes no sense) With over 800 hours in the Survival side, I would urge people to just go in that direction for The Long Dark and sort of pretend 'Wintermute' didn't happen.

Wow these Ultima games seem to keep getting better each installment! I bet the final one is the best one of all!

Pissed that you don't actually get the knife if you decide to pull it out which was the whole reason I did it what's even the fucking point

Mike Dawson is Dr Steve Brule and Jack is his cool imaginary brother

The Armored Core RPG looks pretty dope

Has this creator already done Brave Fencer Musashi?

I played like half of this game and quit. I just wasn't feeling it. My only memory was the billion of characters. Hadn't played trigger so all that crazy explanation you gave made absolutely no sense but was hilarious.

I feel like I'd get bored of this game and it's just good to fall asleep to.

Can't wait until you get to the beast that is Ultima 7.

35:55 whats the name of the song?