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@@heartless604 no he did that intentionally
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okay my story with the game
IT SUCKS MEGA ASS
i bought it at release and i was hyped and the mission design is soooo fucking boring just fetch quests for 10 hours and camps to raid and uninteresting characters,even boozer. the only good thing about this game was tge story between sarah and decon but when you find her and she also gives you fetch quests instead of doing something important i was out.
so what a coincidence i started the game a few days ago again and yeah the save file was broken and i needed to start at iron mikes camp again my bike was flying in the air and i could not reach it the fps were maybe 20 and than i could not speak to rikki and than my bike had no sound.
I HATE THIS SHIT GAME
i hooe they make a sequel and make it good because it has potential
Let me tell you...nothing is more terrifying than trying to sneak back to your bike from a freak infestation zone, at night, with one mag of ammo left, and a horde within spitting distance from where you're hiding.
I will never recover.
Same here I tried to power up that one checkpoint next to the sawmill I thought I deactivated all the speakers but I didn't two of those super jack infected was near one of the speakers I tried to shoot and then one of the biggest hord I ever seen came out the mill my bike was too far and I was dead in 20 seconds or less there must of been between 200-500 of them it was madness.
Its not that scary because the AI is dumb
It really is one of the open world games you can ever play. Truly remarkable
this guy gets it đ§
It truly is all that. And some of this and that too!
@@chirrut1218 and with a little side of this
@@jayveeeee big brain
if i had a dollar ever time I heard this comment đ€Šââ
Days gone is honestly a masterpiece of the survival horror genre. Definitely needs a sequel.
i saw it as a pile of steaming shit gameplay wise like it was a failed copy of dying light... there was so much missed potential despite the nice parts of it
@@thebrightideashow7587 how? I under stand not liking it but how is like dying light other then thereâs zombies and itâs in the survival horror genre? Itâs not first person, thereâs no city, thereâs no parkour, itâs heavily focused on guns instead of melee, the story is no where near similar, (not tryna be an ass, jus looking to hear more of wym)
@@thebrightideashow7587 DG is nothing like DL and i prefer DG over DL.
I agree, itâs a great game. Love the focus on guns and motorcycles. There are some haters talking shyt about it, but thatâs okay, you canât always please everyone. I really enjoyed it.
@@thebrightideashow7587 you gotta be trolling, the only similarities between days gone and dying light is that there's zombies.
The horde moments are just brilliant. The story and game is epic
ngl i found the story very repetitive but it was still pretty good
Nothing epic about the story, ultra generic if anything, crap like picking flowers with the supposed girlfriend or our "best bud" being as generic as the whole story makes you feel absolutely nothing about anyone. Exploration was nice, survival elements and the zombies were cool for the first 10 hours but then got stale and repetitve like everything else. Theres a reason Sony "shelved" any sequel ideas.
@@Tripnotik25 i dont know what you're talking about. I played the game during quarantine and was brilliant. The story isnt repetitive at all because something new always comes up like when you find the little girl or find the scientist (O'Brian). I agree that its pretty generic in terms of an apocalyptic scenario type of game, but so is TLOU imo which is a masterpiece. I really bonded with the characters and sometimes i felt their happiness or sadness during some events, this was hugely achieved due to the likeness of characters like boozer, iron mike and the hate towards others like tucker and cope and skizzo (personally). Also Deacon talking to himself all the time like a normal person would really adds to the realism. The environment was really good and had enough to explore throughout the whole gameplay. So for me it is definitely in one of my top10/15 games I've played
Nah.
@@Tripnotik25 Man your expecations for a good storyline from an open world game are too high.
I love this game. Especially when you go south and realize the game has been taking it easy on you up until now...
after that stuff with Rippers I thought that it is over...man, was I wrong :D
@@cashtanimations Ya, I thought that was going to be the end of the game. Disappointing, until I realized I was wrong.
Days Gone and RDR2 are my favorite games of all time, this game is so immersive.
I have played for like 5 days, reaaaally taking my time ( I spent over 50 hours before going South) and I am now at the "I'll save some for you"... Feels a bit dauting, but I will get it done. I love this game, I love story driven games that take a long time. I always feel my interest in any game disappear once I finish the main story, so this game is perfect. Hordes are scary and gets the heart pumping ( until you get used to them, but I am not even though I slaughtered several without the Napalm Molotov) and damn. I love how the map unlocks several times, and the main story feels like it never finishes which I love. It seems people didn't like it for some reason, and no sequel is in sight.... That makes me very sad
As far as I am concerned itâs the most under appreciated game by critics ever. No, itâs story and writing quality is not on par with any of the other modern first-party PlayStation exclusives, and Deacon isnât a remarkable character. BUT he is a excellently acted character, and the story consistently gets more and more intriguing as the game goes on. It also has a phenomenally designed open world (Iâm not talking about mission design) the actual world itself is an absolute blast to explore and itâs so well designed. And I find the core gunplay and melee to feel every bit as good as TLOU. I love maintaining my fuel, and motorcycle, and fighting the hordes is one of the most thrilling edge of your seat gameplay experiences I have ever had.
It frankly pisses me off to know weâll likely never get a sequel yet Sony is producing a film đ
It is one of those games that I just have to replay at least once a year.
Also itâs still one of the best looking games ever made, and it never got the praise that it deserved for how it looks.
same, I just finished another replay and the world holds up soooo well today. The mission design and story leave a lot to be desired, but I really enjoy Deacons journey. Itâs a very open world game lol whatever that means
@@captainziggy82 I think you probably mean in terms of an open world mission structure itâs a very standard game, but imho that is not an inherently bad thing like most critics play it up to be. I mean there is a standard open world formula for a reason.. even if some people are sick of it itâs still a good way to design a game.
Itâs not up to Sony tbf, the company who made it refuse to make another one due to the harassment they received, and the head dev is hated now.
@@rekdyoface4503 thatâs not at all why a sequel isnât being made⊠Jeff Ross said they tried to pitch a sequel to Sony Bendâs management and they wouldnât even listen to his ideas and he was treated like a failure.
@@alextownley9388 the game was a massive media failure until recently that is why, not everything is white and black in business.
I love this game, as well as Mad Max. Similar vehicle reliance & upgrading, but with batman style combat, and vehicle combat. Would be amazing to get more games like these.
Mad Max was fun. But after about 20 hours i was so bored with the repeating stuff. It felt like a chore. But the start was great. It just lacked content after all. Mechanics felt really good. But it was overrated if you wanted to finish it.
@@Dornpunzel
Yeah I can see that. I was entertained enough by the fighting and driving that it didn't really bother me. The upgrades & skills were enough to keep me going.
@@Roman-ji7iu So you pushed through till the end?
@@Dornpunzel
Oh yeah. I've played through maybe 2 or 3 times.
@@Roman-ji7iu Wow. So you really liked it. I still need to continue Days Gone. Im Still at the start i think. :)
Picked this up from PS Plus and played it finally last year. I was amazed how great this game was. The first 10-ish hours are a bit slow and tough to play since you don't have good gear. But around getting to the third camp I got invested to the story so much that I didn't want to stop playing đ the main story was awesome and all the side stuff and flashbacks with Sarah added so much emotional value for me.
Also got it from ps+, intrigued by some mechanics but just way too boring/slow to keep playing.
So little time for so many great games and this ain't one of then.
Yeah, the relationship between them works. It's charming and feels organic
@@ironbooze2937 yea it is slow at the start but at the final camp it really shows what days gone all about.
@@ironbooze2937 The start of the game is slow but story picks up quickly at the third camp.
One of the best games Iâve ever played on PC.
One of the last games in a long time where I made myself finish it. The world building was fantastic for me and character development was great for everyone. The combat was very fun too with the gunplay feeling engaging and intuitive which I have a hard time with 3rd person action games. 10/10 in my eyes. Not to mention it's absolutely beautiful to look at, even on last gen I was blown away at what was accomplished.
Making yourself finish it doesn't sound like high praise
@@markhowell9440 My thoughts exactly
I made myself finish it too, for me the story and cutscenes were too much let me get back to shooting freakers, but once you finish the story and are just in the open world doing what you want thatâs when the game is at its best IMO
@@markhowell9440 the game is super long so itâs saying something if you finish
@@markhowell9440 as someone who finishes maybe 10% of the games I play, it can actually be very high praise .. I can get bored pretty quickly and can be somewhat too critical at times to enjoy games for more than a few days/weeks. Days Gone is one of the only games ever I even replayed after finishing it entirely.
Most humane first-party Sony exclusive game produced in a while. No truly, Days Gone approaches blockbuster epicness in its action scenes, but keeps the writing generally down to earth. Really appreciated the game for what it was trying to do.
I loved this game and i'm pretty tired of open world games, but this one does it right and the characters are just awesome, even shed some tears
So glad I took years off from gaming after the PS2 era I started gaming a couple years back and everything is new to me lol I started with PS3 and moved my way up .
It was underrated because PlayStation fans were spoiled with titles like Last of Us, Uncharted, GoW, Spider-Man, etc etc, so that if it wasnât a 10/10 in their book, it was nothing to them
the best game last gen for me. a masterpiece
sorry to hear that
God of War
The Last of us Part II
Red Dead Redemption II
Sekiro : Shadows Die Twice
Inside (2015)
Hitman III
Uncharted 4 : A Thief's End
are some of the best games of the last generation.
Days Gone is a great game too (imo)
With some time I think it will reach it.
Then i guess you didn't played many games not saying Day's Gone is bad just that there were much better games.
It was my favorite last gen along with Red Dead 2
@@radisagunawardane1512 ur missing spiderman
i just bought this too, playing it right now on PC, beautiful game, and im having a blast playing this game. cant believe there isnt going to be a sequel.
Glad the voice acting was recognised. A lot of scenes seemed like natural conversation and almost improvised. Decon murmuring to himself in anger passing hordes on the bike, awkward pauses, Everything felt so alive. Phenomenal game and had me hooked start to finish
The thrill of getting close to a horde and meticulously planning out the escape routes and traps is so much fun. Truly a wonderful game!
Days Gone is one of the underrated games on the Playstation the story in my opinion did a unique take on Zombies. I did like the take on Motorcycles in the game.
I wish they made a sequel. Feel like it was one of those games that could of really benefited from it.
I played it at the beginning of the pandemic and didnât really get into it until about halfway. Then I was so engrossed and wanting so much more at that point cause you had to play a large chunk just to get to the meat of the game.
Thereâs a lot to enjoy with this game and I think Iâm due for a replay because of this video
This and driveclub need a sequel. Driveclub, despite how great it feels and looks, is severely lacking in content(especially if you missed out on downloading the dlc before it got pulled out) and lackluster single player mode, but these are nothing a sequel can't fix.
It wouldâve benefited from being done right the first time instead of being rushed and cutting out everything that was interesting about it
This ones been on my sick/rainy day list for a while. Looking forward to checking it out!
I love the part where you can fully explore the open world.
Great story, awesome graphics, and gameplay! It blows my mind how quickly this game was shelved by the public while lesser titles took all the spotlight.
Only single player game i completed in the last 4 years. Im anoyed theres not more games like this. I have more then 300 games but this game i just love it a lot.
That zombie encounter at the NERO site was hilarious. "Don't throw him inside!"
I got the game when it was brand new out. Played for an hour and got distracted for whatever reason, and did not play the game again. It's been years, and I went in my game library a week or so ago and saw days gone in there. I downloaded it on my ps5, and this time, I actually gave it a go. What a fantastic game it is. Honestly, so good. There is so much to do. The map keeps getting bigger. The story is spot on, the mechanics are really good, the different areas of the map actually feel different. The weather system is great, the motorbike is awesome to ride about with after a few upgrades, and killing hordes after the main quest is done is very enjoyable. The game feels at the level of rdr2 for me. A little behind, but not by much. And that's saying a lot. This game is definitely underrated.
i bought this game on the first day it came out, my personal experience was, that the start was kinda boring but as soon as i got upgraded gear and some understanding of the game, i got hooked. awesome game!
Phenomenal game I hope they make a sequel
I was so impressed with this game, got it for free on PSN, didnât think too much about it before that but my god itâs actually really enjoyable and fun to play. The hordes too are such a well done element. If you can get it for cheap it is definitely worth your money.
This game is getting heaps of attention latley... great news hopefully it will get a much deserved sequel now.
I love how in the gameplay you can go from overpowered to underpowered and outnumbered at the drop of a hat, always keeps you on edge
Watching this reminds me of when Beasty played it, itâs cool to see it again
I played it when it came out and didnât get too far into it before quitting. I just came back and played it again and I was very surprised with how much I loved the game. Combat never gets repetitive and is always fun
This is the best/most fun commentary Iâve ever heard when itâs comes to Days Gone. đ
I absolutely love this game and hold out hope that one of the Sony studios will ultimately make the sequel that makes the leap that we know can be done. With that being said, I agree wholeheartedly that though the dialogue can be "rough" at times, it's one of the most natural performances I've seen in a game. "How people actually talk" is right on the money, instead of everyone being a "quip meme" from a "CW show."
This game was đ„đ„ - Really hoping for a part 2
This was one of my favorite games. Completely underrated. I was shocked that it didn't get a better score/review when it came out. It's got to be one of the better 'zombie apocalypse' based games. I love Deek and Boozer, dynamic duo. The voice actor for Deacon was awesome. I remember him from the show being human (US version). The world is incredible, the zombies and hordes are creepy as heck. And the Saw Mill? Need I say more? I did mod the game a small bit, the fuel thing really got on my nerves after the first play through. The game was intriguing, touching, scary and just all around fun.
He's great in pretty much everything, The Force Unleashed games specifically, he voices Darth Maul in the Clone Wars
This is probably the most derivative game Iâve ever played. Itâs part last of us and part Red Dead. With a little bit of Ubisoft games thrown in there. But despite not having an original bone in its body, Iâve spent over 100 hours in it. Something about the gameplay loop keeps me coming back for more.
the world is fun to explore too, all the danger and shit just make the experience great
I need to go back to this game, I can't remember why I stopped playing it.
This makes me wanna play the game again. I think I will. Itâs a phenomenal game. Shame Sony gave up on it.
Recently bought it on steam. Truly awesome game and super underrated.
i loved it. got platinum and it never felt like a chore to do so (one of the few platinums i ever got). one of the few problems, what many have said before: the main selling point of the game doesn't come until like 70% through the main story.
Also, some people found Deacon talking to himself NONSTOP during the game to be annoying. I liked it. Yeah, kinda annoying at times but uhh i talk to myself a bit on the way to the store so i don't forget the shopping list of 3 items. It is understandable he is constantly reminding himself of stuff when riding through the apocalypse + after all that trauma, it makes sense that something up in the noggin broke.
had the exact same experience with the game, didnt really mind the dialog and ended up platinuming it:)
I havenât played since it came out, but I did beat the entire game and most of the side content back then. I can tell you one thing for sure, the type of terror and dread this game can conjure inside of you is unique. There are impossible, suicide mission type situations it can leave you in. It doesnât force you there though, itâs usually your own curiosity or overconfidence that leads you there. Then it leaves you to your own devices to try and find your way through it. The freaker hordes are a spectacle, not many games pull off the scale they can be found in on Days Gone. Definitely a really good game. Very deserving of its limelight.
Survival II is the best experience for this game. Without HUD and fast travel. Great feelingâŠ
That plus instant headshot mods and more agressive enemies
Iâve played this game more times than I can tell. Days Gone is my favorite game of all time simply because I loved it, itâs obviously not the best game of all time but it sure as hell is special.
I'm on my fourth playthrough. I'd pay for a sequel before the development even started. This and the last of us are 2 of the best games ever made in my opinion. I've become infatuated with apocalyptic themed games in recent years due to the tense political climate. Just feels right.
My only bad experience with the game was the part where you have to take a long walk with your wife and the part where the couple met after years of separation and their reaction was just bad...
Deek wouldnt even dip his toe in the river for a lil side boob, I would've drowned in the situation
dropping a casual end game spoiler like its nothing lmao
@@RAYNEL đż
Why you spoiler idk f*** u
@@RAYNEL đđđ
I love Sam Witwer (Deacon's actor)
It is crazy how this game was optimized. I get this game to play at almost solid 60 fps on high settings with my 1650 at 99% and ryzen 5 mobile on 5-10%
Bro I never finished the game but your commentary makes me wanna play it and finish it đ. Thank you. Downloading it now.
Days Gone is the best example why internet critic scores are unreliable at best.
one of my top 5 games, when i played it i was to eager to not get off as the story was so gooood
This game was really good. Too bad that the developers said it didn't sold as expected so no sequel.
Also chronologically this game takes place only 2 years after the Apocalypse.
Small error in this video:
Arkane's "Prey"is ACUTALLY the most underrated game ever, as well as also being the TRUE Bioshock 3.
I lie upon this hill for all eternity. Come, join me..
Started Playing this game again on PC. This time modded it (adding daryl dixon and other stuff) as well as reshading it to give it a more realistic + grungy look to give it that walking dead vibe and i gotta say it makes the game so much more immersive and enjoyable than it already is.
I always say, Days Gone is CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED! It was my first platinum btw
Wonderful game. Would highly recommend ! Oregon looks beautiful too in this game, makes me want to visit
This is one of the videos about one of the open world games I have played.
I really love your positive attitude while playing lmao. Wish I had that positivity to enjoy the moment while playing
I actually really enjoyed this game, and your videos
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the subject: jayveeâs titles
This game is amazing in hardcore mode or whatever it's called, the one that hides the HUD and makes it so you can't fast travel. Really immersive.
No interest. After 10 years of walking dead, left 4 dead, dying light, two last of us games, resident evil remakes, they really thought the market would buy another zombie game?
I got this on its initial release. I gave up on it because it was buggy. I revisited it after I got the PS5, and I must say. It is truly an underappreciated game. It's too bad it won't get a sequel.
Yes I agree, it was an absolute blast to play through 2 times. The bike as rpg element and oregon as open world were awesome!
I got this on steam during the sale, damn right this is a hidden gem!
I wish that they allowed you to change his outfits and give you buffs towards different missions and set ups
When it shines, it's great. I love the gameplay loop of ride, get off for a mission or to hunt for gas or parts, fight humans or zombies (I'm not calling them "freakers," "freaks" would've been just fine), then either clear them out or narrowly escape with the freaks hot on your heels. They should've had more hordes and introduced you to them much even if they didn't adequately equip you to most effectively fight them right away, but it was the highlight of the game for a reason. They are so intense and so much fun. I got a little overzealous and actually killed off two-to-four of the smallest herds before the story officially wanted me to start fighting them. I enjoyed the story, and while I know some people (mostly corporate game journos) hated the characters, I found them rather endearing in their own way. They kept me going through the story. I also appreciated the bike upgrades and customization. If I had one complaint, it was the fact that it's open world and side content was way too Ubisoft if you catch my drift. Side content shouldn't all feel like a generic chore to check off a list that overstays its welcome. That's exactly what Ubisoft games do all the time, and Days Gone took a few too many pages from their open world design handbook imo. It's fine if there's a little bit of that, but ideally, side content should actually be substantive. Make it unnecessary but additive experience that actually gives you a little extra something about the story, the world, and its characters. The Witcher 3, I think, does incredibly well at finding this balance. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is dang near perfect and should be the template for how to do open world anything in general. Sony was really dumb not to give this a sequel. Was it perfect? No, but it was a solid foundation. Given the chance, the leap from 1 to 2 could've been like what the first Uncharted was to its way better sequel.
This game is like one of those cool classmates in highschool whom the teachers (critics) hate for no reason
It's basically the far cry map structure with bandit camps and shit with a bit of bike management and zombie hordes
My favourite survival game which is having the best Love story. It touched my heart
Seriously one of my favorite games of all time. Definitely best ps exclusive imo. The beginning of it was slow but the story just kept getting crazier.
yeah this is sooo much better then god of war... dude..
You make this look really fun
Imagine playing this in coop
I love the open world for two reasons: it feels dangerous and tense no matter where you are, and traversing it on the motorcycle is so damn fun. Why do all open world games make it a chore to travel around?
Days Gone is the best game I have ever played. Those that canned it should never be allowed anywhere near gaming ever again.
Agreed đ
I †this game, wish they would make a sequel
there is already a planned sequel but Sony decided not to push it.
@@BuildersBench and the guy who made the game attacks fans where he should have put the blame where it belongs on sony
Can only imagine, replaying a game for simply pleasure and not when its a new game just released and you feel you have to get a video/review out asap ... Is a much better experience most the time
I wish it had base building integrated into it. Everything else is awesome.
I loved this game. Played it twice over. There is so much potential. The only thing that I thought was weird was Deacon was always mumbling to his self. They could've toned that down a little bit.
It takes a little while to get going, but it builds and it ends up being an awesome game.
Idk why but I just love the german voice of deek just sounds so good
Agreed, really have a good experience, if there is something I expect in this game , build own camp or shelter is the one .
Runnying out of gas was legit paranoia. It happened to me when I had to retrieve the lavender for the tea. I was so focused on getting the hoard to follow me far enough that I could go back and grab the lavender, I had completely ignored my gas. I ran out of gas trying to get away after retrieving the lavender. I had to run away, then sneak through half way through the map for a gas tank, then sneak back, stealth kill a ton of freakers, and at the same time avoid the hoard just to get my bike back. I killed over an hour doing this. I did not know I could have just walked to camp and pay to retrieve the bike. lol Oddly, towards the end, you get to a point in the tank upgrades that you hardly even have to think about, but also, there are gas tanks everywhere. I bet the developers had a laugh about it.
I just played this in the Steam Deck for the first time. It was fantastic!
I found the first several hours,maybe even 10 hours to be a complete slog. Eventually I got really into it and enjoyed it very much. I could see somebody giving up on it before it gets good and walk away thinking it's a bad game.
Destroying the Horde is a fun play when you have MG55 and Napalm in your hands and you know some spot where you can do maximize damage to the hordes
Absolutely loved this game definitely in my top 3 if I could I would wipe my memory from this game and replay it
Did you also know that this game is the sequel to siphon filter? Because if you look closely you'll find references that talks about the events of game also if you beat the game you get the taser gun from siphon filter.
Won what?
love that title, always loved that joke
once i realized the gas cans respawn instantly i bounced off this game
I really liked this game and played it to the end and pretty much completed most of the side stuff. The only thing I didn't like about the game is that I felt really long after the half way point and I generally don't mind long games with large maps.
However, I think its largely due to the fact that after you defeat the Rippers the game drastically changes the tone of the story and the fact that you are locked out of the main area you played in through out the game up until that point, until the end of it, which is then replaced with a new area almost the size of the entire previous playable area.
I also believe it is that most of the side content is quite repititive for such a long game and, from what I remember, there being relatively few side quest, atleast outside of the camps.
I know this is not a new problem with open world games, but for me this game specifically felt it had this issue worse than others and I play a lot of open world games.
I still enjoyed the story and characters overall alot and thought the use of the specific survival and horde mechanics where quite good. It is a shame that there will probably not be a sequel.
One of my favourite games, ever. There always felt like there was something to do and it was FUN.
jayvee maaan, why didn't you fight a hoard would LOVE to see that in a follow up vid!
great content and well done channel!
love wevie
This one needs a sequel
From videos like this it seems that most gamers who play games like this one would enjoy and have fun in a real zombie apocalypse
I loved this game and was gutted after completing it that there was no sequel to carry on the story
This game always reminded me of I am legend.
I was late to ps4 2020, got all the main titles, this is the only game I've played through more than once, 4 times and counting, the longevity is unbelievable, it could be the fortnite of rpg.
I have never liked zombie games, but clips from the game started popping on CZcams and TikTok, it looked so much fun specially with the hordes. I decided to purchased not to long ago and it was amazing, especially with mods on PC.
The game had so much potential and room to grow with DLCs, to bad the studio bailed out on it.