Cool videos thread

[Antimatter]

A great video, thanks for sharing. I'm still a curious kid I guess, it turns out. I still play games trying to discover everything. Also, the comment section under the video is interesting and definitely has good stories in it.

To add about Cyberpunk 2077, if you haven't played it, please DO play it without rushing to the end. Try to live and breathe in that world. The Night City is one of the most special places. It's brutal, yes, but it's still very different.

 

[O_Bruce]

Another interesting video:

Unforunately, I am a PC player and quite often walking in games is tied to how much you press the analog stick in the controller. Since my controller died, I cannot even do a walk if I wanted to.

That being said, I appreciate the part about immersion. It all works well with me trying to develop a mentality to get some worthwile experience when gaiming

 

[O_Bruce]

Obviously: the video is not made by me

 

[O_Bruce]

 

[BelgarathMTH]

I want to second O_Bruce 's recommendation above of the young lady talking about the Baldur's Gate games. I'm halfway through watching at this point, but it's really making me happy to see a young person getting excited about the old games we all love.

 

[O_Bruce]

That's an interesting video to say the least. About the journey of formerly anti-videogame dad through Dark Souls as his first videogame ever. I regret not watching his playthrough on streams

 

[O_Bruce]

You know, in a world that demands you to always be efficient, in entertaiment that overflows you with dopamine and in times in which average attention span is shorter than my list of real-life accomplishments, sometimes it is worth to slow down a bit

 

[O_Bruce]

World is shitty, there's no question. But sometimes it is nice to have a reminder that's not all that there is to it.

 

[O_Bruce]

 

[O_Bruce]