Architects REACT to Assassin's Creed Unity & Origins | Experts React
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- With the release of the game trailer for Assassin's Creed Shadows, we're taking a closer look at the architectural marvels featured in two of the series' most visually stunning entries: Assassin's Creed Unity and Assassin's Creed Origins. Join architects Joe Grescovich and Karla Solis as they react to and analyze the meticulously crafted virtual worlds of revolutionary Paris and ancient Egypt. From the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral to the Great Pyramids of Giza, these experienced professionals will dive deep into the design, structure, and historical accuracy of the game's architectural wonders.
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As we explore the streets of 18th-century Paris and the vast landscapes of Ptolemaic Egypt, Joe and Karla will share their insights on the attention to detail, the use of period-accurate materials and techniques, and the creative liberties taken by the game developers to bring these ancient and historical settings to life. They'll discuss the challenges of recreating such iconic structures in a virtual environment, and how the games manage to capture the essence and grandeur of these architectural masterpieces. Through their expert commentary, we'll gain a new appreciation for the artistry and technical prowess behind the immersive worlds of Assassin's Creed Unity and Origins, and discover how these games have succeeded in transporting players to some of the most breathtaking architectural marvels in human history.
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Every gamology react : "omg this is terrible, reality is nothing like that !"
Arcitects react : "holy shit this is more accurate than my history class"
To be fair unity had some of the most accurate historical descriptions because it literally pulled it from the source. They went and modeled the entire church from top to bottom with as much details as they could before even starting to put it into the game itself.
@@acronyx991 If I remember right one Artist had the job to model the church for the game, took her a total of 3 years to complete it.
@@EVeErSs Yeah, the thing people might overlook is the amount of research that's put into any game beforehand. Take god of war for example, everyone that worked on that game had to get familiar with norse mythology and learn about the gods and even then they mightve learnt about the other pantheons even if it mightve had nothing to do with the game itself. They change the material itself but they learn everything about the source. That's one thing I can respect about the assassins creed games is the research put into it. Almost every assassins creed has had a great deal of research put into it beforehand.
@@acronyx991 Thats why Ubi game has some of the best worlds that feel believable. but its other parts of the game that hold it back
Architecture is much easier than simulating physics
Fun fact: For those that don’t already know this, French architects/engineers are actually using the model of Notre Dame from “Assassin’s Creed: Unity” to help them restore the cathedral, as it’s more detailed then their own records.🙂
I remember reading that
people shit on unity but that has a great place in my heart
Interesting
nice!!
Actually that's not true, ubisoft offered them their models but they already had much better models from before.
I once walked in the middle of rome with my family and felt a strange feeling that i knew this part of the street. It was because i played assassins creed brotherhood i believe. I told my family to follow me i know where the pantheon 🏛 is. After walking about 300meters we arrived to a big open square and looked simultaneously to the left. There it was the pantheon in full glory. Very nice experience thanks to ac. I had similar experience with galata tower in istanbul and assassins creed revelations. Respect to ac design team 👍🏽
@Ruffy this don’t add up, pantheon is in Greece, not Rome(Ok I get it I was wrong, stop)
@@deadlydino15 I dont think you are allowed to lie on the internet tho...
@@deadlydino15 there is a Pantheon in Rome, its called Pantheon Agrippa and its currently a church.
I had the same feeling in Chicago and San Francisco due to Watchdogs. I loved those games, specially the second where I would go around just walking in first person (the character’s mobile device camera mode). It was so weird to be familiar with some areas while knowing I had never actually been there before. Really cool and weird feeling.
@@deadlydino15 There is more than one building called The Pantheon in the world. I've been to one in Rome and Paris.
Also I think what you are referring to is the Parthenon. Greece doesn't have a Patheon as far as I'm aware.
Them: are they standing on Jesus's head?
Me: what does BC stand for again
Beatiful Cosplay of course.
Bacon Cheese
Bread and Cheese obviously
They're American, the level of education in the states is rather lacking.
@@viammortis
Or they just didn't know the time period of the game
4:32 " you could study architecture by walking around" that's such a compliment for the developers at Ubisoft.
You know they do that to help build and repair the notre dame church
Sidney J. Duffy they do
What's kinda cool is that AC: Origins has a Discovery Mode that actually teaches players about certain locations and the history of Egypt. It's really cool actually and was a free addition to the game.
@@lauras.8915 Same lmao
@@lauras.8915 Go forth and spread the AC knowledge my sister
this has to be the only episode where the experts dont trash the game in every aspect
Marines react to modern warfare
Edit: I feel the need to clear things up for people misunderstanding. I didnt mean to seem like I was saying the marines trashed on mw i meant to be implying that despite the point made in the original comment the Male marines who react to the modern warfare campaign mostly didnt trash the game and rather praised it.
@@Comrade_Dom those guys didn't trash it. Unless you're talking about the female ones then yeah
@@PeterParkerwon that's clearly what he/she said
Cause the architecture in AC games are actually great
@@PeterParkerwon they only said the things that they said cause of how the people invited them to react to the game didnt tell them sh*t, the women that reacted to it litterly didnt know what the concept of a battle royale game is.
Imagine history lessons in future classrooms. The whole class would be equipped with VR-Headsets and the teacher guides the pupils through a virtual world of ancient France.
I’ve seen an article of a history class using Assassins Creed to help teach lessons to the students. I think it was the Discovery tours in AC Origins
Imagine if it glitched though and a priest started killing everyone inside the church!!
I think if history teachers did that for things or use a game that it would get kids interested. My teacher added lots of photos, videos etc and I loved history. Plus she added some humor.
@@GRUMPNUGS lol. Or that some nerd student would add in some mods and would ride as Shrek on a Giraffe through ancient rome
its not vr anymore. its animus. we will study history.by experiencing it haha
"Is that Jesus?"
Yeah sure, a statue of Jesus... in ancient Egypt.
Both of them are not the smartest architect...
jesus wasnt even born yet
Finally i found someone who said it.
My first thought was Poseidon, but this spear only has 2 tips so I'm not really sure.
@@iyaramonk yeah I thought that as well, but it's not in Greece but Egypt so idk.
this video is literally two attractive people whispering to me about architect in assassins creed
Bang on.
Man said two attractive people, people are wierd af
Anonymous 019 huh?
You stupid person people aren’t meant to like both genders
@@AnonYmouS00816 lol stfu
I’m actually really digging how chill these guys are. would like to see more of them.
I know right
They're really immersed in the game's building designs
I'd like them to review interior spaces of other games like Bioshock or something fantastical like mass effect of Halo. It'd be interesting to see what pointers they'll give about environments made for gameplay rather than living in
@@matthewlopez1881 I like that idea!
@@matthewlopez1881 Now you gotta spam this in every video comments so they see it!
IKR, i loved them
"That looks Roman" Egypt was under Greek control since Alexander the Great, ruled over by the Ptolemy Dynasty (the first being one of Alexander's Macedonian generals, also including the last of their Dynastry, Cleopatra), "Ancient Egypt" was 2500 before the time of the game. During the game Egypte has been both under Greek and Roman control. Hence the architectural influences.
aye i was a bit annoyed cause she kept saying roman influence and to me as Greek it looks half Greek, not to mention that Romans of course were greatly influenced by Greeks themselves culturaly so architecture visual arts... poetry etc too heck even copied our gods and just renamed them
Galad Ballcrusher I felt the same.. got me wondering if as a student of architect in the USA you don’t study this?
It's technically still ancient though. In the game they refer to the time of the pyramid building as ancient, and that was over 2000 years prior to the setting of the game, so there's just about as much time between the pyramids being built and the game taking place as there is between the game taking place and today. Thus, if the pyramids were ancient for the Egyptians of the Ptolemaic period, then the Ptolemaic period is ancient today. Plus, ancient is often used to refer to anything before the fall of Rome, which during this game the Roman Empire is still in full swing because you're rubbing elbows with Julius Caesar.
@@MannyBrum Strictly speaking, there is still no Roman Empire; we're still in the days of the Roman Republic; the transition period, it finishes becoming an empire under Augustus, when he becomes what we call Emperor, and although one of his titles was Imperator, this was purely a military title; his title as head of the Roman state was Princeps, aka First Citizen.
The Romans themselves never stop calling their state a Republic, although that requires a good chunk of self-delusion.
@@Daniel__Nobre yes we do study architectural history in one to two classes depending on the program, where you go, and if it's an accredited program. I personally studied Roman, Greek, and Egyptian architecture along with modern architecture.
I love how soft spoken they are. Explaining and discussing everything so calmly. A pleasant video
I took an art history class recently and my professor sounded just like this guy, especially when describing the architecture
bro they literally are struggling to find things to say, they don't explain anything lmfao they just tell what they see
That's lack of confidence my friend lol
@@dofusquentin Idk about struggling but their speaking tone is calm. No arguments there.
@@dofusquentin I agree, you can tell they have no idea what to say. He was talking about Sagrada Familia for no reason and she started claiming Alexandria was Roman.
This is cool, I've always loved the architecture in these games.
Is your name actually Charles vane?
@@HelloThere-bj9rw yeah man, why?
ok boomer.
Charles Vane you got the same name as a pretty badass and well known pirate, idk I thought it was dope
Kyhree Armstead wtf
Girl: I have a tattoo of the Egyptian goddess Hathor which was represented as a bull in the game.
Guy: o thats cool I have a tattoo of an avocado
a 18th century egyptian avocado
I read it just as They said it 😂😂😂😂😂
Also it's not Hathor, she failed :D
@@Kirill-vr6hq its ptah
@@dimitribarros7911 no, it's not. I'm talking about bull. It's Apis. Ptah is one of the ancient Egyptian creator-gods.
My friend is studying Gothic churches in Europe, and he wasn't a Assasin's Creed player but due to the pandamic he bought Assasin's creed unity just to explore alot of churches in the game.
Lol i want to study is tooo
The modern Assassin's Creed games are actually designed or being collaborated with engineers, architects and historian.
you mean until origins
@@user-ge2jy4ym6x Except Odyssey had a lot of great work put into its architecture. Valhalla is the least of them since most of its places didn't exist (fictional forts) or don't exist anymore.
@@user-ge2jy4ym6x Interestingly, the place where Eivor had his clan actually exists in real life, but it was actually by accident from the dev team lol.
Black Flag is not very historical to be honest.
@Dat Boi AC is very Hollywood when it comes to Pirates. Very loose on the historical accuracy but that's fine for what it is.
Do freerunners react to mirrors edge
U got an ice bear pfp
Yes
I would prefer parkour athletes over freerunners for Mirrors Edge personally (:
YES!!
Secrwt yes I do
just a tip, in Assassin's Creed Unity, if you hold down R3, the game will remove most of the HUD elements. If you want to admire the game's graphics, take screenshots or play in a more cinematic feel, you can use this.
V Etinan I wish I knew that, I'll have to give that a try when I'm next on it. And for the Xbox players it's RS. No idea what it is on PC though.
@@MythicSuns On PC it's the "center camera" button.
Wish I knew
@@thesystempunk alt + F4
@@MythicSuns hold C on pc
Why do I have a feeling they were on a date together 😂😂😂
was looking for this comment.
Same lmao there was a weird tension between them
Architects: *Amazed by the beauty of the building
Bayek: "Guards here are vigilant"
Nasa scientists reacts to dead space trilogy, mass effect trilogy, lost planet trilogy and prey
they would shit themselves if they saw a necromorph
No reaction on space engine , space engineer's and universe sandbox 2 they only like realistic stuff idk so they would not be interested on that much sci-fi stuff
No man sky
Akin g good idea
I'd love to see a NASA engineers take on the future of humanity preferably the way dead space has it going
Father and son reacts to god of war 😂
ishaan wait that would actually be amazing
@@ant_fuego-5780 yeah father and daughter reacts to the last of us would be amazing as well
Last of us but foster son
Boi
ishaan The Last of Us and The Walking Dead
Unity is a beautiful game, the architecture is everything there. One of my favorite AC for sure!
Yep, same with ACII and Brotherhood in renaissance Italy. Incredibly accurate and beautiful architecture.
same.
the chemistry here is strong
I love how calm and collected they are when discussing what they are seeing, almost gentle.
they seems a bit nervous to me.
unlimited971 exactly, a little awkward vibes
they're not gamers that's why😄
Not like the ladies in military one
Show them the discovery tour. It'll blow their mind. Maybe historians too.
They're very chill and calming, I can literally eat popcorn while watching them
Military: OMG HE JUST RAN OOIT BY HUMSELF NOW HE DIED OH NO
“Is that Jesus?” *game is in 40 BC*
This might be the most calmest experts which is very calming because most experts talk very loud, laughs.
The most relaxing react so far 😌
Yeah, both of them seemed really chill
I dunno man, what they said stressed me out so so much. Clearly no historians those two.
@@UncleJiroh Because they're architects
@@etempt3638 well, duh. For him
@@UncleJiroh Bruh its Architects, not Historian
This video showcases the true strength of this series: recreation of an historical setting as accurately as possible.
It's a shame that I don't enjoy exploring these games anymore (too much repetitivity and the gameplay is way too assisted) or that the level design doesn't give those buildings credit by making them interesting to climb.
Congratulations on the teams working on creating and rendering those settings, they're basically the reason I've played origins more than I would if it was based on gameplay and story only.
I swear if ubisoft give themselves 5 year for an assassin game they'll make some rockstar level shit
@@puppet1show626 I hope they don't do some rockstar level of crunching tho
This is like the good version of buzzfeed
Im such a history dork, thats the one reason i cant give up AC, no matter what I think of the story.
Yeah, the story not so good for history, but the locations, buildings and clothing.
Yet Unity had such a shitty story and especially Odyssey that I just can't stand it. It's the problem with the Last of Us 2, great gameplay, let down stories.
@@memecliparchives2254 what the hell is wrong with Odyssey? I know it isn't as good as the originals, but that doesn't mean every damn person has to give it sh*t, it wasn't perfect but I thoroughly enjoyed it, locations, graphics, the story line was 50/50and I loved how it gave the feel of Ancient Greece up close and I loved fighting the Titans, but don't get me started on the Fate of Atlantis DLC only one word for that 'Amazing'
@Testicle Thief and the game is goddamn beautiful and detailed
@@memecliparchives2254 don't treat that like an objective fact. I really liked Unity and Odyssey's stories
These guys are so calm lmao
"You can study off of these"
Oh sis we did
Fun fact: The developers at Assassin's used photorealsim to build the cathedral, they used drones to take pictures of the entire cathedral form all possible angles and heights.
For real?
@@umm.nothing439 Its a surprisingly common thing for AAA studios now, 3D scanning can provide MILLIONS of triangles of a detail, down to the chips in the concrete, Though it will contain artefacts, Which are often clean up by the 3d modelers.
This is like listening to Lara Croft when she finds a tomb and starts listing historical facts about it I love it.
When are we gonna get the Real Assassins React To Assassin’s Creed video?
I’m sayin
The assassins will laugh at it. Unless its unity, the other games r just not very great as an assassin game. Hitman is a better assassin game
Yeah like its this easy to ask an assassin to take part in an youtube video
@@Aalexw999 with bean bags on their head, perhaps
@McNoobzy hitmen react to hitman
I like how chill they were... the parkour people be like "HEYYYYYY DATS NOT REAL HE CAN'T PUT HIS HAND ON THAT CLIFFF LIKE THAT, HOW IS HE THAT BALANCED, NOOOO WAYYYYY SO YOU TELLING ME I CAN JUMP OFF A SKYSCRAPER INTO BARREL OF HAY... HECKK NOOOOO!!!!"
next up on experts react: pizza delivery guy reacts to death stranding
Next video get historians to react to assassin's creed.
yes ...
make that happen
That would be so epic
"18th century Egyptian avocado"
That killed me. 😂
they're the most calm duo in this entire series
Can we just appreciate just how amazing Ubisoft is at making the worlds for these games. The level of detail is unbelievable. For me this was unity’s best asset
When is builders react to Minecraft
engineers react to redstone Minecraft
I know a builder who would probably lose his mind if building in real life was as simple and quick as it is in Minecraft, you can pretty much build a luxury apartment complex in a matter of hours on that game. I do like Sasuke's idea though as redstone does behave in a way that's similar to electrical wiring and it'd be interesting to see how accurate some aspects are.
I thought it said Assassins react to assassin’s creed and I was like “hold on”
Ooooh, this was so much fun! I'm just a big ancient art and architecture nerd, and it's so satisfying to see modern architects enjoy this series. They're such a pleasure for an architecture, art and history nerd to walk through.
The relevance of the edits is one thing I love about this channel.
her: do you have anything ?
him: from the game ?
her: ya hahah
him: uhh ya I do, it's actually a 18th century egyptian avocado...
her: oh ok hahahh
him: ya it's pretty epic
😂
Marines react to squad would be great
Lmao everybody just wants the marines
Lucas BRgamer can you blame them
Can you guys do another video with them
Fucking yea been asking for this forever......
Pleaaaase
dude this react was therapeutic. THANKS WANT MORE
I wish they had told them that models from the game were actually used to help rebuild Notre Dame after it caught fire in 2019. I can't remember which areas specifically, but it was massively cool.
Marines react to squad, insurgency sandstorm, or arma 3 please
YES.
Mgsv aswell
they probably played alteast one of those games.
Get sword experts to react to uncharted 4's final boss fight
yeah
Good suggestion but that would be such a short video
@@lil_vault_boy4201 It would be more than 5 minutes which would be fine I think
Or sword experts react to Assassin's Creed weaponry.
@@MythicSuns Good idea, as long as they exclude the mythical weapons from origins and odyssey 😂
We need more of these kinds of videos - very informative. Let architects and/or engineers react to structures in video games.
I LOVE this video ,the Egyptian music in the background and the way they speak ,I just love it add to that being an Egyptian makes me a thousand times happier ,good video 🤝👍👍
7:58 i think its hades not jesus, & christianity still didn't exist in 47 bce (before common era)
40 Years Before Jesus { PBUH }
I thought it was Ptolomy Soter
Yeah its Hades
There are so many errors with this comment I can't even begin.
@@superpeabody2658 Well begin
DEA agent reacts to Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands.
Hell yes bro!
I've suggested Police K9 officers react to Dead to Rights Retribution. And Fighter Pilots react to Ace Combat 7: Unknown Skies.
Nah nah. Druglord, not DEA.
@@lasbrujazz Why not both? 🤷🏻♂️
Derrick Haggard isn’t dead to rights that terrible biker gang video game?
I love this episode of Experts React. I want to see more from them.
Finally watching someone giving respect to AC frenchise, after reading all valhalla comments these days. I think these games require lot of effort to setup the environment according to location and culture of setting
Oh, c'mon, you really had to say that? Saying, there is literally no effort put in into the story nor gameplay is quite ignorant, if I say so myself. There are plenty of them that do have that amount of effort put into them. The ezio games are loved for a reason. So is black flag and origins.
@@the_seer_0421 hey:( I think you got me wrong. What I meant was, people believe there is just story and gameplay in a game, but the amount of effort for giving us the proper monuments and other atmosphere according to the setting (culture) passes unappriciated
@@zenvir1680 oh I see, sorry then. I'm just seeing a lot of ac haters these days and I jumped immediately.
@@zenvir1680 you are right tho
@@the_seer_0421 Glad to hear that. no problem
Day 31 of asking : ER doctor react to farcry 2 healing animtion
Yess
Yes
Yes
yes
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Predators react to Predator: Hunting Grounds
inb4 they hire pedos lol
Lol
I wonder how the dynamic of a smash bros pro and a politician would work in a react vid
"HAHAHAHAHAHA"
"What The game was not supposed to be funny?"
HAHAHAHAHA
💣💣💣💣💣💣💣
Honestly, about 50% of the reason I got into this franchise and wanted these games is because of the architecture. The attention to detail, the lighting or shadow. How every moment, you want to take a picture/screen capture and frame it. That's some amazing work by the game designers.
I just loved that folks from the field, in their professional opinion they stated "you could study this in architecture school", that's high praise.
I love how as an Egyptian dude I recognize the traditional or local Egyptian music they had when they were talking about Egypt. Very cool little detail.
Honestly when I first saw this I though “who asked for this and why did we get this”. But now I can say that surprisingly I found this interesting and liked it.
Can we get these guys again?? I wanted to see their reaction to the great pyramid. I was so excited when I saw it the first time cause the colours were correct.
Unity holds a special place in my heart, so seeing compliments about it makes me very happy
i love that assassin creed games give you info on all the buildings when you sync them
Finally an “experts react” for my profession, but they literally only talk about simple things I learned in my freshman year...
Yeah, they are just college graduates. Hardly experts. I was expecting some PhDs when I saw the video title
they respect the lay audience
Artists react to Red Dead Redemption 2 (John and Arthur's sketches)
So Zac Efron is an Architect as well..
I would have loved to see these guys play around with a free-moving camera in these games.
When I play Origins, I spend half the time just looking at the world myself.
This video was so wholesome, I had a smile on my face almost the entire time.
Presumably, these guys don't play games at all because of the 'is he a ninja' comment at the beginning; but look how a game completely immersed them in their own passions. That's beautiful.
Have Architects REACT to Assassin's Creed 2 and Brotherhood.
Could the interviewers perhaps tell them when we're switching games so they can compare the differences in authenticity and detail between them? They didn't realize they were being shown two different games because no one told them
I have never more appreciated the detail. This video made me appreciate assassin's Creed for the first time
delivery man reacts to death stranding 👍
i cant forget someone comment "professional god reacts to god of war" lmao
Joe: I've always wanted to climb those vaulted ceilings
Karla: EGYPT
I'm looking forward to the next Experts React about architecture or historical contexts of Assassin's creed series
"you can study off of these"
if they knew about the discovery tours
Alright, when is gangbangers react to Saints Row
LMAO
Lmfao
*Talks about a game that is supposed to be in a time around 3500 years ago*
"Is that Jesus?"
It's actually 2029 years ago
@@Fastwalker27 It is set in 49 BC/BCE so it's about 2069 years ago. It takes place in the time when Ptolemy XIII forced his sister who was co-ruler into exile. She teamed up with Julius Caesar and took Egypt back.
I have a big feeling like they didn't really gave the architects much info on the games, nor their time periods, but just showed them the games. I noticed how the mentioned 18th century France (because its common knowledge that and easier to recognize) but they didnt mention the time period for Egypt. Also them asking if Arno is a ninja, a confusion I can get if you don't explain what is being shown and then show someone sneaking and climbing around in a hooded dark suit.
@@MannyBrum Noice
@@MannyBrum "2069" lmao you can't make this shit up.
Medieval architecture in Kingdom Come: Deliverance is exceptional, wish we could've seen some of that.
Game set in Ancient Greece: " Is that Jesus?"
These are your experts?
Origins was set In Egypt
Origins was set in Egypt and they are experts in architecture, not history
@@viniciusreis7334 "experts in architecture" but not knowing that the main point of these side arches on the churches weren't primaly for the windows to bring more light in, rather being able to build the fu... thing in the first place. I guess that's why there are civil engineers and not arty architects
Vinicius Reis how can they be experts in historical architecture if they don’t even know the basics of chronology? This is Jesus we are talking about, literally the reference that guides our calendar
It was Alexandria, but still wasn't the statue holding a bident or something?
Cowboy react to red dead redemption 2
All other episodes have a lot of energy. Like electro music playing, strong reactions, stress in tone. They are like "yeah, we are here, we are talking...what more do you want?"
In Montreal, Canada, We had an exposition about the Egyptian Queen and Egypt, and in Ac Origin there is the discovery tour that was actually used in this exposition and it was amazing
Ah it was such a light architect introspection of the game, specially the Egypt part, there were more details that could be explained rather than “that looks like Rome”
Cats REACT to LION KING and the movie CATS.
Oh the torture
I remember the first time playing AC Brotherhood and just walking around Rome admiring the architecture. The dedication to detail in these games is awesome.
The scans and measurements taken of Notre Dame for this game were the most advanced taken before the fire last year. There was talk about using them for the restoration at the time, but I don't know if that ever happened.
Joe looks like Bucky from Winter Soldier.
"Is that Jesus?" well for sure, they aren't pros at history of art or theology, lol
(the dude really used the words "windows" and "church" to talk about Notre Dame...)
("Roman" influence, I'm sure you mean Greek, right?)
Those 2 made me feel smart lol
are they really phony architects right? they maybe just actors
I enjoy this format & the video's, though could be even better if you had someone there playing live so they could focus more on certain aspects that catches their attention. Just a suggestion. Keep them up!
Love this and more of these two. ✌🏾
Veteran tankers react to War Thunder
Potato what was chernobyl like
@@Imuddy cold ,unforgiving and burnt
Oh please do
Veteran reacts to modern warfare that’s correct
Commander : That moment i said load the HE shell and you loaded the AP shell what's wrong with you
Loader : idk i was drunk as shit back then
I seriously can’t tell if the dude was ironic or not when saying epic
You mean ironic or sarcastic?🤔. I think he’s just a little weird around the ladies and just didn’t know to Wright words to say. He looks like he’s good at talking about....architect stuff but not casual social stuff.
Ironic has the same meaning as sarcastic so that's what he meant I think.
@@Bloodhurl67 Not the same meaning at all, but people confuse them a lot. :)
@@keino111689 what are you on about
Bugsitogamer they also confuse irony with coincidence so much that I've grown tired of correcting them lol
The Ancient Egypt setting has an optional "tour" DLC you can download for free. It removes all combat from the game and adds in an egyptologist who talks about the architecture and what it was like to live there.
I don't normally watch a lot of REACT videos, but I would watch an entire series on architects (these architects) reacting to these games. Like, all of 'em. I just finished like my seventh or eighth playthrough of Unity earlier this year, and this makes me want to to back and play it again already just to focus on the architecture (which I wouldn't begin to understand the way they do, but normally I'm so busy free running through Paris that I don't pay devoted attention to how things are structured).