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Mad dog CARRIED satan, Jesus Christ

Birdie got trolled 😔

When he said "buff old man" i was a bit said he did not make the judge from ace attorney

16:56 Gameplay start

Joseph Anderson is such a scary critic, silently judging every small detail of a game as he plays casually.

I can’t believe I just watched 5 hours of Danganronpa

Not sure why this is appearing in my recommended 6 years later but it’s nice to see that people enjoy this game and that it’s still talked about today

1:14:10 Think this resonates more now than ever, given what we know about Joe and his current struggles with being a content creator. I think about this video every so often and hope that he's doing okay.

It’s so fun seeing people do +2 and -2 for good and bad jokes with streamers completely unrelated to jerma his influence ( I’m like 99% sure it originated from his twitch streams at least)

3:56:32 ngl i found it funny how he got in a situation where he actually needed a pity bonus move lol

the one chatter who said "irish" when the scottish character started talking

Rendering this must have been a pain

7:26:38

There really are a few moments towards the end where actors are able to really elevate the trash dialogue they are given to create some in isolation interesting or powerful scenes, but they don't land properly because the characters taken as a whole are so lacking in character.

23:05 Gameplay begins 2:28:42 Break 2:33:48 Gameplay resumes 4:15:11 Spending Monocoins 4:20:06 Gameplay resumes

imagine having the ability to edit this and leaving in the beginning lazy.

"things cost money" - jo 2020 the editing was superb

3:18:30 yes, if you played the dlc a few patches later :(

ive watched this playthrough way too many times

Getting mad at certain things when it's not necessary it's wild But we still love his content

nerdiest chat ive seen on Joes stream oh my lord

Wow, I cannot believe himiko was the mastermind of all the Danganronpa games, as well as every other story existing. How cruel.

sad he didn't continue, was really enjoyable to watch him play. not really interested in the other games he plays, so yeah

i thought he is an actual dragon

joe... come back please...

(Copied from the previous video to adress the opening debate about the Kaede stuff.) I feel like chat/the comments are being purposely disingenuous with what Joe is saying about the twist from his POV. Joe is *not* saying the twist is bad, doesn't make sense, or is illogical for Kaede to do at all. People keep saying he is when he's clarified that multiple times. Joe *does not* thknk the murder was bad or poorly executed either. Joe is *NOT* nitpicking, this is one of the only times in his Danganronpa gameplay that he's perfectly understanding everything and working alongside the games logic. Joe's entire issue is centered around the game lying to you, ommission or not, in order to execute the twist. The twist itself is not a factor, Kaede murdering someone while we play as her is purposely hidden which is the issue (reiterated). So this means that from this point onwards the game *has the ability to* mislead you when you're controlling a character. That's the thing. Joe and the rest of us are not saying that the game WILL use that ability, or that the game doing that is inherently ruining the playing experience. However it's breaking an assumed rule that we'd be privy to everything our character is doing while we're controlling them. Establishing that we're not as "omniscient " as we thought is not a problem. But this does -inherently- mean that the game wants us to not trust the characters 100% (funny since the game never does this again lmao). *That is the issue*. The game establishes not by making Kaede deceitful, but by lying to us about what she was doing while we "watched" her lol. Using the book example that someone tries to strawman Joe with in the next stream, we can actually make a perfect reference for what Joe's entire point is. In a book, the Kaede situation could not happen. Characters in a book aren't only read to us, we can't see them or "control" them and the objectivity in their words are only ever implied to us. That **cannot** translate to a visual form 1 to 1. Kaede lying would 100% work because it'd just be her being a unreliable narrator solely. A more similar situation would be if the author used a 3rd person POV or something of the like to narrate Kaede's actions, and you can guess how that would break implied trust between the reader and third person no? In simpler terms, imagine this was a movie/show instead right? We watch Kaede set-up the security system and leave room with Shu like regular. But then the twist is revealed. We'd all be confused because we can guess that Kaede did it, but how? So the movie shows does a flashback and reveals that just out of frame in the library she was setting up the books. And that in the cut between Kaede dropping her shit and leaving with Shu, she dropped the ball to kill the mastermind. That would definitely make certain watchers annoyed no? Long-winded comment for sure lol, but that's his point explained. It's not about Joe or anybody else "trusting the chacrters too much" or that "it was obviously Kaede". It's solely about the game preventing us from knowing that/how Kaede was the killer by lying to us itself. Meaning theoretically, Shu could always be the killer and we just don't how he did it because it was done behind an imaginary cutscene. I say all this as someone who thinks the twist is really cool and could get re-used in a lot of interesting ways. I think the game interfering with twist is stupid just like Joe. Though him saying it completely ruins the game and whatnot is something i don't agree with in exaggeration. But it 100% sets a logical break in the game going further, regardless of them using it to their advantage or not.

I feel like chat/the comments are being purposely disingenuous with what Joe is saying about the twist from his POV. Joe is *not* saying the twist is bad, doesn't make sense, or is illogical for Kaede to do at all. People keep saying he is when he's clarified that multiple times. Joe *does not* thknk the murder was bad or poorly executed either. Joe is *NOT* nitpicking, this is one of the only times in his Danganronpa gameplay that he's perfectly understanding everything and working alongside the games logic. Joe's entire issue is centered around the game lying to you, ommission or not, in order to execute the twist. The twist itself is not a factor, Kaede murdering someone while we play as her is purposely hidden which is the issue (reiterated). So this means that from this point onwards the game *has the ability to* mislead you when you're controlling a character. That's the thing. Joe and the rest of us are not saying that the game WILL use that ability, or that the game doing that is inherently ruining the playing experience. However it's breaking an assumed rule that we'd be privy to everything our character is doing while we're controlling them. Establishing that we're not as "omniscient " as we thought is not a problem. But this does -inherently- mean that the game wants us to not trust the characters 100% (funny since the game never does this again lmao). *That is the issue*. The game establishes not by making Kaede deceitful, but by lying to us about what she was doing while we "watched" her lol. Using the book example that someone tries to strawman Joe with in the next stream, we can actually make a perfect reference for what Joe's entire point is. In a book, the Kaede situation could not happen. Characters in a book aren't only read to us, we can't see them or "control" them and the objectivity in their words are only ever implied to us. That **cannot** translate to a visual form 1 to 1. Kaede lying would 100% work because it'd just be her being a unreliable narrator solely. A more similar situation would be if the author used a 3rd person POV or something of the like to narrate Kaede's actions, and you can guess how that would break implied trust between the reader and third person no? In simpler terms, imagine this was a movie/show instead right? We watch Kaede set-up the security system and leave room with Shu like regular. But then the twist is revealed. We'd all be confused because we can guess that Kaede did it, but how? So the movie shows does a flashback and reveals that just out of frame in the library she was setting up the books. And that in the cut between Kaede dropping her shit and leaving with Shu, she dropped the ball to kill the mastermind. That would definitely make certain watchers annoyed no? Long-winded comment for sure lol, but that's his point explained. It's not about Joe or anybody else "trusting the chacrters too much" or that "it was obviously Kaede". It's solely about the game preventing us from knowing that/how Kaede was the killer by lying to us itself. Meaning theoretically, Shu could always be the killer and we just don't how he did it because it was done behind an imaginary cutscene. I say all this as someone who thinks the twist is really cool and could get re-used in a lot of interesting ways. I think the game interfering with twist is stupid just like Joe. Though him saying it completely ruins the game and whatnot is something i don't agree with in exaggeration. But it 100% sets a logical break in the game going further, regardless of them using it to their advantage or not.

For as many trigger warnings as this game has it’s actually kinda beautiful and honest and heartfelt.

Fun fact: "crocodile tears" is derived from the fact that cricodiles do not cry when they are sad. Instead their eyes water when they are hungry.

Curse elden ring and the Witcher for eating the sekiro video

Chat full of people who only like vanilla flavored ice cream

I love chat „SPERM is technically an object couldnt you rewind it out of the one your having SEGS whit“ 4:52:13

Spoilers for a year old game. but watching this after playing the game just shows me how much of a petty bitch Odin was. goddamn, he doesn't fight, is constantly doubting you, calls out chest hunting.

I don't understand people who likes the ending :x

1:39:00 Cancelled

Crits totally happen in real life, and you wouldn't even need to go back to 1980s Japan to do it, it's called hitting an artery or organ on accident they couldn't put that in so critical hits became a thing, you are hitting a critical spot therefore the name imo

I think what makes the whole thing more infuriating with “Davey” is that he was using games to “get to know” a guy that he actually knew; he didn’t talk to him about normal things, he didn’t attempt to be an actual friend, the games were the whole relationship. Frankly I feel sorry for him, but honestly fuck him.

For the Othello puzzle i thought i had figured the puzzle because it worked very well, i saw the lights and dots as on and off or binary because there was a discussion saying it actually wasn't linked to othello at all, and i realised they actually make a logical suite, where 0 is 0, 1 is the first light on, 2 is the next possible light on alone, 3 is the previous on as well as the first available on, 4 resets because after turning on every possible light it does the next furthest on alone, 5 is that one plus the first on, 6 is the one from 4 and the next possible by itself, 7 is the those two and the next possible on which is first second and third, 8 is the next furthest on by itself because it reset again having filled all possible on, 9 continues the trend of the last one plus the next possible on. I figured it would keep going as a logical enumeration because there was still room to grow up to at least 14. Imagine a ball falling (one tick=a ball falling a distance of one ball) and creating a bottom for more balls and every time the bottle is filled it's emptied and the bottom gets one ball lower. Now I assumed the lights had to be turned on their side like joe but that's wrong, and i thought the numbers were 12, 4, 3 and 11. how do you turn those to a 4 digit code was were i gave up. TLDR: I'm too autistic for this game

why was the Hammer in Alfheim?

Two months hm?

*Spamming the attack button in the bosses face for like 5 attacks* *Gets hit* "I feel like I can never attack more than twice in a row" Joe... are you being intentionally obtuse or are you just an idiot?

If you cant confirm that someone is worse off by being killed as a punishment rather than by being kept alive in "this plane of existence" you can not introduce the death penalty.

2:46:51 potentially the greatest JPH moment of all time

My headcanon on Cal's abilities is that he suffered a form of PTSD-amnesia after the Order 66 purge and that's why he forgets how to do certain jedi things. Then in extremely stressful situations he'll remember past events and they remind him that he can do certain things. His crew leaving him between games caused another stress event that led him to forget a lot of things again.

Backseat gamers and armchair psychologists live for this content

After more than 60 attempts Joe finally decides to try the blaster stance (chat has been asking him to try it the whole time).

Joe you even discovered that the charged blaster shot stuns the frogs long enough for you to get in a free hit or two and you STILL refused to use it. You have only yourself to blame for making that fight so hard.

9 Wikipedia Pages, 9 Conspiracy Theories, 9 Days Development Time

I know it's late, but the hospital gown thing (assuming it was a serious complaint) is not bad at all imo. Even the hunkiest/curviest people are "flat" in hospital gowns, so there's no reason to think it'd be different in the game either. And Mikan hid her hair for obvious reasons, if the game allowed you to see her hair then it'd make it obvious who it is. You'd then complain that it's too obviously her no? Akane's situation was purely for fan service/horny writers syndrome.

genuine question here. I'm not a long time viewer, and I like Joe, but has he not played many RE games? I feel like someone in his chat would probably be trying to explain to him that all these games have Adaptive Difficulty. Every time he complains about the balancing and having no bullets is entirely because he keeps going around picking EVERYTHING up and killing literally every enemy he comes across. That alone will keep the AD at its max and make every enemy a complete pain to deal with. I know streamers hate "backseat gaming" but this is more in line with RE's design philosophy. You're simply not meant to kill every single enemy you come across unless you're trying to actively make things as difficult as possible when it comes to resource management.