non-gamer buys a game! and watches RAZBUTEN'S What Games Are Like For Someone Who Doesn't Play Games
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- Feb 24th at 7pm EST -- / hannahsoverinvested
My first foray into The Last of Us!
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00:00 Intro
01:09 I ❤️ Channel Members
01:21 lets talk more cause I know you love that
01:50 I am a monster! muahahhaaha
02:00 I struggle to complete the basic task of buying The Last of Us
03:37 @razbuten teaches me some stuff
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Dude explaining how he felt anout his wife eperiencing games for the first time is a literal explanation of the apeal of "react" chanesl. Vicariously re-experiencing a first contact with a pice of media one deeply cares about. Basically an empathy-powered time machine.
Empathy powered time machine is such an amazing concept
Dang. I've not been able to put it into words, but I think this sums it up perfectly.
Not only react channels but Let's Plays as well. They're like "Why don't you just play the game yourself" and I'm like --- do you watch sports? Why don't you just play sports yourself :P
yes but one of them causes harm to the creator ecosystem and the other most definitely does not. They are not equivalent.
Yessss repeatedly
I’m only 7 minutes into this and I’m rolling watching him describe literally you, even while your in the chair looking at the controls!😂
Same.
lol i felt so seen and so attacked at the same time
@@HannaHsOverInvested Don't worry though, we've all been there once. Welcome to the party Hanna! 🙂👍
Razbuten's Gaming For A New Gamer series is absolutely amazing.
Yeah all hail Razbuten
LoL yeah! I've caught some of his stuff in the past and it was always really well thought out. :)
It's a great idea and I like watching them, but I really wish he would spend less time philosophizing about how/why his gf did or did not understand certain mechanics, and instead just let us hear and see the real footage of her trying to figure things out. I wanna see how she works through the problems.
Agreed
The most important thing playing The Last of Us is directly in the Fireflies quote:
"When you're lost in the darkness, look for the light."
It's basically a game design term to show where you should navigate to, especially during tense or hectic sequence, by following the light.
During the exploding gas station, there's a bright theater to the right, that's where they directed players, also all NPC runs to the right as well. Then when that way was blocked off too, there's a streetlamp showing the alley where should turn to.
This is surprisingly common game design across many video games. It's not true all the time (especially for more open world and non-linear games). But games that follow a certain path or narrative will often use subtle hints to direct players, such as bright light sources, large eye-catching features, and other things meant to draw your attention which usually show you the way to progress. Even if it's not true for every game, it's common enough that it's a useful rule of thumb for whenever you feel lost!
Exactly. They also gave you Tommy to follow directly and giving you some audio clues in his "Over this way!" type comments. They also gave him the only red shirt out of all the NPCs who all had dark colored clothing. He was easier to notice and stood out a little bit.
I always assumed I got lost in maps or side quests because of my adhd, but I guess in the end it was just my lack of experience with games lol
Can't believe I haven't thought of you reacting to Razbuten. Such a perfect idea. Definitely watch more of his non gamer series.
"Made My Girlfriend Play" by Boy Meets Girl would also be a good series in a similar vein for her to check out.
You searching for the button on the controller as he was saying that exact thing was absolutly perfect. 7:40
Your comment about The Last Of Us being straightforward wasn't wrong (the part about pathfinding differences between 2D and 3D games), but it's in a different way. The story is linear, and you will always visit the same areas in the same order each time you play through, but a lot of the levels and combat areas are quite open and varied to give the option of fighting the enemies or sneaking around them. Sort of micro open, macro linear.
Ohhhhhhh
Also, in some games, they will have the loops back be faster as a reward. A simplistic form is a fire escape. You get to lower the ladder so you can get back to a save point. But that only works if you see the fire escape and understand that the color differences on it means it will be an in-play item, along with that it was a promise for the future of your navigation in the building.
Something I noticed in this video- a button would show up like "Y" and you'd try to find it on the controller and panic a little at not finding it. Don't worry! Different game systems have different names for the buttons. Playstation has symbols (circle, X, triangle, square), while Xbox and nintendo use A/B/X/Y (though arranged in different orders). Games that give indicators will usually be giving you prompts appropriate for the controller you're actually playing on, so now that you already know about the "hidden" L3/R3 buttons, you should be good to go =)
there's also the touch pad/button on the ps4 controller.
Hollow Knight was my girlfriend's first game too.
You have no idea how much we bonded over this game and how many wonderful memories it created.
It was hard for her, but so rewording at the same time.
Hollow Knight is deffenetly a spacial game.
He makes a great point, it really is a "language" to learn, so many intuitive things that you lean over playing games for years. Hope your journey to learn is fun Hannah!
a teacher of user interfaces hammer on our heads to not use the word "intuitive", you either tell the user, or he already knows
some things we call intuitive are skew-morphims, but ask a kid nowadays what a flop disk is, they had to learn that the save icon means save
If you are here super early. 1) I adore you. 2) CZcams is still processing so it might be a bit funky. If you don't have sound, please come back in a bit and you will! 3) I adore you.
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So my mum is by far not a gamer with her only experience being arcade games she grew up playing in the 1980s along with SNES games such as Super Mario Bros. I remember one time when I was an early teen walking into my room to find my Mum playing Vice City on my PS2 just chilling to the music asking how did I get all these song. Had to explain that the game had radio stations and she was like "There's alot of bad words in this game" and just walked off lol Was so random yet wholesome at the same time.
But hey my mum was the one to show me the secret tunnels on Super Mario Bros on the DS and to this day I have no idea how she knew about them lol
Based mum for playing VC.
Oh no, i just imagined your poor innocent mum listening to the radio stations advertisements 🥲
@@Kratogo I'm postive that's where she heard the words lol but don't worry my mum grow up as a teen in the 80s watching all those action movies so she's by far innocent from violence, sex, and drugs lol
got Vice City of my pile of games recently and man the soundtrack rocks ^^ just like in most of the other GTAs, the great soundttrack is a big part of them
13:55 - That's a very good and terribly nuanced question. In short: yes. A level would be a subsection of a game that represents a way to save your progress AND divide the resource requirements of the game into smaller more manageable chunks. Levels, chapters, tests, instances (this is where you pass through a door/barrier/whatever to go into a separate worldspace like going into a building), it subdivides the game world into separate areas.
"Open world" games have, shocker, an open overworld and the ability to move freely within it. Often, still, you'll go into places like caves or houses or whatever and you'll switch from the overworld map to the instance.
I think the reason games like Dark Souls are so popular is how rewarding the feeling of finally winning is. Boss fights are essentially just fun puzzles and reaction-time tests. It's fun to get good at something and breeze through with your honed skill. But it's almost equally fun to hone that skill in the first place. As long as your patience doesn't run out, a nice challenge is a good time. Just gotta stay determined.
As a game dev I randomly stubled upon your channel and I am now madly in love. :D
As for every beginner in any hobby, it is always more fun with a friend! :) Find anyone who you would like to help you, they don't even have to be pro gamers just know the basics.
Find a game you like (Last of Us) and just start, it doesn't matter if it might be known as an easy or a hard game, what keeps you going will be your interest in the game. If you dislike one game, try something totally different, there are unlimited possibilities out there and something for everyone! Coop games are also a lot of fun for newer players, cause they can experience it with a friend directly and help each other out in game and out of game. :)
I wish you the very best of luck (and mostly fun!) on your journey of becoming a gamer. :)
Thank so much! If youre ever looking for game story ideas, I think my first novel would really work... But I also think I need to play more different games to really know.
When I first started playing games, it was in a time when games always came with an instruction manual. And since I've always been the kind of person to do things by the book, I always read all of the manuals carefully, even back as a child. Which meant I usually had some sort of idea what I was getting into and how the game worked. By the time games started to have their own in-game tutorials and physical manuals became rarer and rarer, I already had played quite a lot of games and was used to the standard controls present in most games.
Oh I totally forgott about Razbutens videos they are great! Definitely worth checking out more of his 'gaming for non gamers' video series.
And now its time to watch the vod on twitch! I hope you didn't struggle too much and the story keeps you going through the last of us.
Yay! I've been recommending Razbuten's vids a few times. These are great vids for gamers and non gamers, as you saw.
The most adorable video of his is the one about Minecraft, if you're looking for something like that. He starts Lady off with no help at all, which goes about as well as you'd expect. Then, he starts giving her advice, which improves her enjoyment of the game. He then lets her have a go at the various game modes to see which one she likes most (free construction mode) and lastly joins in with multiplayer and playing cooperatively, which is the adorable part.
All those videos by Razbuten about the Lady He Lives With playing games are really good. I personally also like watching the videos by Boy Meet Girl. They're videos of the guy and his girlfriend playing games together, usually about how they have very different approaches to the same game.
01:38
Hannah: * looking flawless * "Also, I'm sorry if I look like a drowned rat, I'm not wearing any make-up..."
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Lol thank you 😂
Would definitely suggest watching the rest of razbutenz's series on gaming for a new/non-gamer. Though my best advice to you is two things. It's okay to mess up a lot and if something doesn't work try doing something different. I think those two pieces of advice will help you out a lot
Video games require a lot of hand-eye coordination while being mindful of several things at once, but getting there is quite satisfying. It's also helped me in real life. I feel like by playing video games, I'm more aware of things around me and can better process info coming from multiple places. Definitely helpful in my current job.
I am so excited for your journey, Hannah!
that is actually part of the reason I think you should find a friend, because there is a huge barrier to go through to be able to enjoy those games, because they were made for people that already have certain expectations. so watching people play, or play with someone helping you, can be a much better experience than just being throw in the water and asked to swim. specially if its someone you really like.
Yeah, a good friend that knows when to give basic or useful info, at what point to give hints (if thats something you want) To not "backseat" by telling you too much or saying what is the best or "correct" way when it is not necessary.
If she's playing on twitch and reading chat, it can be a lot to keep track of if a bunch of people are all telling you different things at the same time. Having a friend you trust, or just an assigned VIP/Modderator in chat that you only take tips from can make it way better.
Hopefully people will behave and be helpful, while not giving too much/contradicting info at the same time.
Wish her the best of luck, it's ok to fail or not understand something, and most of all hope she just has a good time.
i actually do that with my gf, she play on the pc or one of the consoles while i play on one of the portable ones next to her and whenever she gets stuck or needs help i assist
Highly recommend that you watch the rest of the "Gaming for a Non Gamer" series by Razbuten, and upload the reactions on your channel. Watching a non-gamer like you learn in action is really unique content. Also, you will find many other really cool, fun games to play through all of his videos. So yeah, that's my whole comment. Other than that, good work.
love your authenticity. you seem like a really wholesome person. i wish you all the best.
Thank you! And thank you so much for watching.
Oh man, I loved this reaction. As this is a series I would love for you to react to more of these videos. I know for example that there is one where he talks about non-gamers trying Virtual Reality Games which is really interesting
Wow! That was so well explained!
it might not help that your controller buttons aren't colour coded if you're just getting into this stuff. Usually they have some colour associated to make it easier. top button being yellow, right button being red, bottom button being green and left button being blue. a lot of games display the colours as well as the prompt itself so with enough time you can...
1. see the button pop up using the associated colour
2. tap the button without really thinking about it
24 hours later *controller goes flying out the window*
😂😂😂
Good luck! I hope you find a few that you love.
I found the intro to this video weirdly tense... your stress and "fish-out-of-water-esque" vibes seemed to climb out of my TV screen and physically smacked me across the face.
😂😂😂
I remember when my family first got Super Mario for the NES. There was this water level my dad was trying to play through, and he couldn't figure out how to get out of the water. None of us knew. This kind of game mechanic was new at the time. Eventually, my dad figured that if he paused and unpaused, he could do another swim move, then pause and unpause and do another, and in this way make it through the level. It was some time later when we figured out he didn't need to pause at all and he could just hit the button multiple times on it's own in order to swim. That moment taught me to try different things, even if I think I have the best method already figured out. R.I.P. dad. I miss having fun together.
I was always a PC gamer and my earliest exposure to a controller was those older NES ones that had no analog stick. When I first played on my friend's PS2, I could figure out what the analog sticks did, but for a really long time did not realize that I could actually press down on them. "WTF" was my first reaction when I was playing something on my friend's Playstation and accidentally pressed down on the stick and it did something. Razbuten is right in saying that there's no reason to know it is even possible to do unless explicitly told so.
Razbuten's video is an excellent one. It really reiterate everything I learned when I got my game design degree (yes we all make mistakes) and some girlfriends in the past. I do feel it's really applicable in a much larger context. Ever helped your dad use his new smartphone? There so many languages/vocabularies these days it's hard to not miss some over the years.
Hi! first of all, welcome to the world of gaming, and I hope you'll have a GREAT time.
I just stumbled onto you're channel randomly, and you're reactions to gaming in general is amazing, so I subscribed.
the concept of your channel is interesting and i am seeing you more in my notifications, i am expecting to see what is next.
eyy im excited to see you start gaming, hope it works out and you have fun, will definitely check the stream
If I could recommend any game for you, it would be Skyrim. It may be a bit older, but seeing the way you perked up at the character creator got me thinking that the freedom to make whatever sort of character you want and play in any style you want (one or two handed or dual wielding melee, ranged, direct magic, summoning) and have a welcoming experience with an open world game that has a solid narrative makes it seem ideal.
One of my friends who worked at a local card shop was just gone for like 2 weeks. Nobody knew what happened. Did he quit? Did he get fired? Did he die?
Nope. Just used up all his vacation days playing Skyrim on launch.
Yea I am ashamed of this (not really) but I've have purchased ever version of skyrim.
Won't skyrim be a bit too overwhelming? Maybe she should try razbuten's game first?
nah, Skyrim can be overwhelming for experienced gamers that never played a TES game before, for people that never played any game its absolutely too much.
To be fair games barely ever come with manuals anymore. So a lot of us did have to read them back in the day, we didn’t just “know” how to do stuff. So the barrier for entry certainly is higher as control layouts in a menu aren’t the same as tips in a booklet.
Desperately hoping Raz sees this because I love his channel deeply and I think he would feel honored seeing his video used as a tutorial of sorts.
is anyone else having no audio?
I'm not getting anything, either. Methinks Hannah needs to re-upload. 😅
CZcams is still processing and I have just learned that that happens for some people. I have no idea why.
That's such a beautiful quilt!
Thank you! A friend made it for me for my birthday!
we gamers have to remember that we all started at that point
those "non-gamer" just start later
but yeah Razbuten's Gamin for a non gamer series is great. i recommend the whole series (all videos of that)
I saw the title and was like oh no. OH NO. How is she going to play with the tears in her eyes.
Super proud of your journy! its a wild place, gaming. Enjoy your time! :)
There are a bunch of jump scares at the beginning of The Last Of Us that will be so fun watching you react to
That was so good! Razbuten's videos aer great, definitely check more of his stuff, its great! please 🤣🤣
Your stress levels are adorable! ~❤
The best thing you can do when starting a game is internalizing ITS controls, yeah many games share some ideas on what button on a controller typically does what but not always.
Typically there will be a screen with the controls in a menu. Make sure to take a sec to get a feel for what a button does in the context of the game you are playing.
When you've got the controls internalized, the challenges of a game get much easier because you then know your tools to tackle it with.
After that, learning to assess what caused a failure. Did you miss a jump because your timing was off or was it a genuinely impossible thing,? It's easy to get stuck and grind your head against a wall trying to brute force something and miss the solution in the process. I'm stoked to see you break into more games because as the video said, it's a really fun hobby that has it's barriers to entry.
Love his videos they're a great study piece
I've been waiting for your reaction to this movie 😍
Best thing to do when starting a game is get to a menu and check the settings.
Read what options they let you change.
Read the controls.
Turn on subtitles (this ams imtorpants).
Test controls when you can. They often work together. Like if x = punch, does moving forward and hitting x make me punch moving forward? What if i run and punch? What if I jump and punch? What if i run and jump and punch? Gamers will know to do this while simultaneously progressing through the game but it can be worth taking the time to learn just what you can do and not progressing.
That "Boromir, no!" killed me, and also Sean Bean.
😂😂
fyi: thankfully, you can usually find a menu in the settings that tells you how the controls are mapped to the controller, including sprinting. when in doubt, check the settings lol
I didnt know doom had death animations.
I never died.
I just realized this
Hmm..props. I'm going to buy (and read)one of your books/just because your trying to game. Good luck on your gaming journey.
I love how you got under your blanket lol
Also, I'm assuming you decided to play the game bc of the show. I'm glad it got you to try playing a game as they're such an incredible form of art
7 minutes in and I'm laughing my ass off already! Love that you are FINALLY taking that leap into videogames!
20:19 - I am SO happy you watched this video before jumping in. You will be so much better equipped for your challenges to come.
One thing to forewarn you about as you STREAM your first experiences: some of us are going to be incredibly virulent when we defend you from people talking shit or backseat gaming, but we don't mean any offense. We know how much it sucks to have negative first experiences, and we've seen asshats attack new players.
So if that isn't something you want, just let us know and we can leave it to you or to whatever mods you promote to help manage chat.
I actually haven't figured that part out yet. I guess I have a hard time thinking that many people will even watch, especially at the beginning.
I'm not even sure how to make somebody a mod in the chat...
@@HannaHsOverInvested Go live on Twitch, then navigate to your channel to view the streaming chat box. In the streaming chat box, enter the command /mod username and replace the username with the prospective mod's Twitch username. A sword icon next to the Twitch username identifies they are now one of your moderators.
@@HannaHsOverInvested oh dear... you really need a friend HAHAHA
those things can be VERY complicated, specially if you don't know what you are doing. it should be much easier if you find someone that has experience with it. try reaching out to some streamer or another youtuber.
@Danilo Oliveira Destiny has been a streamer for 12 years and is generally very open to giving advice and help on some of the technical setup.
There is always a "DEALS" section in the store menu!!! I saved a lot of money that way!
goodluck on your journey and learning, if you get frustrated and aren't enjoying it you seem willing to try and push thru but don't be afraid to ask people or look things up. it might take away some of the discovery and achievement you'd feel, but sometimes it's worth it to get past the frustration that might make you not want to play at all.
I seriously recommend you watch more of Razbutens Videos. His Video Essays about Video games are amazing. Of course his "Gaming for a Non-Gamer" Series is of particular interest for you, but i'd also recommend a few other videos, especially "The Colour of Corruption - How Purple is used in Video Games" and "Creating a likeable Video Game Villain."
Not all games have discreet levels. Some are "open world," or a "metroidvanias," two philosophies of design that more or less have the entire game area open to the player. The more or less part is because they don't necessarily let you go wherever you want as you wish. Instead, you have to either find new abilities or items that function as keys to new areas.
The original Doom, from the 90s, if it don't make you motion sick, is probably the best first person shooter to start with--just keep in mind that it's older (the graphics are of course dated), and the level design is purposefully maze-like and even after playing it since I was a kid I still have to use a guide to remember how to beat some levels. It lacks a true up/down axis for looking, you only need to look left and right--the 3D in the game is actually a technical trick the lead programmer came up with, it's not "real" 3D like modern games. It was designed with an auto-aim that helps you nail demons that are above or below you, as long as they are in your line of sight. It should be available for both PC and Playstation.
There's also Stardew Valley, a game where you run a farm and cultivate relationships with your neighbors. It's a relaxed game, with good art direction, that could help you get used to the basic grammar of video game design.
The parallels certainly were there from the beginning but he described the lady he lives with constantly looking down on the controller to find the buttons the accuracy with which he was describing you became scary lol
Oh, cool I just started TLOU a minute ago and opened this video 3 minutes before 1900 EST with no idea that you were going to play it
Excited to watch you play it!
$90 wow
I got the old one free with PS+ and never played it
oh!!!!! you* found Razbuten's videos! nice choice! he is amazing!
This is so relatable! I always say: "I'm not into video games", but this is not the whole truth. In reality, I have no idea how to play and all the lingo confuses me. It's very possible that I would like to play them, if I really tried.
However, I don't have the best hand-eye-coordination, so I suppose, I would probably never even get through the first level of any given game.
People: Which modern game (it can come with riddles and secrets) would you recommend to a person like me who would like to discover the fun in gaming? (PC only, I'm not going to buy any kind of playbox)
"all games have levels?" hahaha that was a golden moment xD
Back in a day when all games had booklets, it was a part of the ritual to read them on a toilet for example. There were no mobile phones or if they were we are talking about snake and bantumi games.
Hi Hannah, there's this great game from my childhood you might like, it always brought me joy. It's called De Blob
nice video mah dude, +1 fan from brazil
Good luck tonight, I hope this is a big success for you. I don't always enjoy your opinions, but I really hope this leads to good things for you.
Thank you!
A couple things not covered:
1) Different companies may try to make their controllers unique by changing A and B. By “A,” he means the right button. It’s B on Microsoft controllers. Sony controllers label it O. Often these days, there are options to change button mappings to personal preference. I often look at those settings first, but it’s only sometimes helpful. Modern games usually teach as you play.
B. Gaming is like starting a job. You’re definitely gonna mess up, probably a lot. It is going to feel more natural over time, but largely, each game you play is the start of another job, and you have to learn all over again. You seem to enjoy learning, so hopefully that’s gonna be a good chunk of the fun.
I brought up The Last of Us 2 a few years back to play with my mother, since instead when I visit I usually bring a new series or game.. but this time I was like this game was far better than any film or series I've possibly ever seen.. So I'll try something new. She loved it but she was beyond impressed with how I was playing it, from her view I was doing extremely difficult stuff while playing and talking to her at the same time.. growing up with video games you don't even think twice about the control mapping, since your hands do it automatically. Its like touch typing.. Once you learn how to play games it opens you up to some of the best stories and experiences you can have imo.
"Yeah like golf!"
I'M FUCKING DEAD BRO
I really hope you enjoy yourself above all else. It's a steep learning curve, but it's ultimately supposed to be fun! Gaming lead me down a great path in life, and now I have a career in tech because of all the side stuff I did as a result. My interest in computers began because of gaming, I run a podcast and stream, I'm informed and passionate about technology and games, and all of that culminated in me landing a great job with like-minded souls. I wouldn't trade a moment of it, and I love to share these games and experiences with other people, in the hopes it brings them the joy it brought me.
What a journey, good luck on your foray into the gaming world. There's some real gems out there. Last of us is a great start.
I remember this video. I usually play pc games and I always have issues with the controller no matter what. But yeah the more things going on the more anxious I get lol. Especially with first person shooters.
11:07 "oh shit I need a friend" killed me
These videos are great.
OH SHIT! Please, upload the VOD on CZcams too if you can.
I'm figuring out the best way to do that. Since I don't think a lot of people are going to watch it, I think maybe on an unlisted playlist?
@@HannaHsOverInvested that’s fair, but an edited version with the best moments would
Be interesting I’m sure.
Either way, I hope you have a great time with the last of us! You’re doing great so far and I’m sure it will only get better ^^
I’ll Watch the VOD on twitch when I can (since I live on another continent seeing you live is kinda hard) hope you have fun!
The dash and jump button positions make sense to us, because you can hold "dash" with the middle of your thumb, while still have the "jump" button within reach of the tip of the thumb, meaning you can dash and without letting go the first button, just arch your thumb and push both buttons at the same time (a "running jump"). At least that's what I think.
So almost every game with a gamepad will have that configuration. Some games make jump button at the top of the diamond and dash at the bottom of the diamond, and it's a major PITA. Those games are bad and should feel bad.
Damn i completely missed this.. Is there an upload of the full stream somewhere i could watch? Wait... why don't i just check on twitch and see if it is.... 🤔
YEHESSS i know what i'm gonna binge. ♥
There is a playlist on the channel as well. The playlist is called twitch streams, the videos are unlisted though. But you should be able to find it pretty easily
@@HannaHsOverInvested awesome thanks.
While it was many, many, many, years ago, I also struggled with finding L3 and R3, I had no idea what the heck that meant. Theres certain games that I never finished as a kid because I simply did not know what R3 was.
hey Hannah i really think that you need to try walking simulator games, which is more focus in linear story and simple input buttons, for example 'What Remains of Edith Finch' , 'Gone home' and 'stanley parable'
Funny enough there was a part were he was talking about how many ways a player can interact with a certain thing or trying to resolve a certain situation, then he showed a little bit of Divinity Original Sin (I Believe), Divinity and even more so Divinity 2 are games that even though they are turn based and graphically they are "Ok" they are asimetric so they are not "As Cool" as other games, they shine on The fact that you can tackle every situation in unscrypted ways, even extremely ridiculous ways, and the devs took note and made the game respond to those ideas and even change the dialog for the crazier ones in some cases.
On the one hand, Razbuten's video is interesting.
On the other hand, it's cruel and unusual to not help at all. :P
It really is
Last of us isn't the easiest game to start out with, but it got a good story which I can see appealing to you if you can get through it. Wish you the best of luck.
I'm currently playing with my 8 year old niece playing the Halo Master Chief Collection. Naturally, she struggled at first with the controls, but she got used to it. What she had more trouble with was knowing what weapons to use, shooting the covenant, and knowing when to go offense or defense, but we still have a lot of fun.
By the way, if you haven't played the Master Chief Collection, I do recommend playing them at least once. It has Halos 1 - 4, ODST, and Reach, a d all the campaigns are fun, with my favorite being Halo 3.
The entire time you were watching Razbuten's video just screams "I FEEL ATTACKED RIGHT NOW" and I'm all here for it xD
Jesus Christ Hannah you got me worried with that intro! Relax just a bit. Allow yourself the comfort in respecting that it’s going to take time to get into something. Like writing! You’re just learning another skill and soon it’ll be less like a climb and more like a slide 👍
RELAX?!?!?!?! This experience is 2 years in the making. I'm trying to relax, it's only kind of working
"Do all games have levels?" No, not all of them do, but it is a common structure. In the case of Doom 2016, it's a modern entry into a classic series, it's use of self-contained levels you visit one by one is deliberately retro.
Many popular games don't have anything resembling a level structure: Subnautica, for instance, is one large continuous environment.
most games have levels, but that can either be defined by a broken up sections, or by the scaling of the enemy/opponent
This was very entertaining. loved to have some of your point of view =)
This video just makes me never, ever want to start gaming on a controller.
I mean, I know where the W, A, S, D, Ctrl, Space Bar, and Left/Right mouse buttons are, why would I confuse myself with L2 and R3?
PCMR 🤘
That sounds way harder
ESDF > WASD
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Pfft. N00b
Numpad 8462 >> ESDF
With left hand on the mouse, natch.
I tend to game left-handed because of how much better controlling with the Numpad is, but if I have to use right-handed controls, I definitely prefer WASD.
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It's really not! I mean, I'm willing to guess that (as a self-published author) you know your way around a keyboard.
Twiddling with thumbsticks is something I find INCREDIBLY difficult to do in comparison 😬
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Good luck with The Last Of Us!
If it makes you cry within the first quarter of an hour, then you're doing it right 👍
@@tartarustrommler5454 The what in fuck kind of psycho bullshit IS THAT. Jesus Christ, do you type using ZXCVBNM as home row? 😂
I want to say something about controllers cuz I saw you were confused about not having the same buttons - there are 3 controllers (not including keyboard). These are Playstation, Xbox, and Nintendo. Playstation uses Cross, Circle, Triangle and Square for the 4 face buttons while the other 2 use A, B, X, and Y
There’s other videos of this that are sort of like a sequel where he continues to teach his wife and explore stuff that was mentioned in the first video
hey hannah! excited for your first stream of the last of us!
I love razbuten's videos and he has others that I think would interest you, I'd love to see you react to more!
exactly.
its like a shovel pogo stick.
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