bomp womp

They said max pain is part of the universe aswell

you should have waited so you could add in alan wake 2 lol

Alan Wake 2 basically connects Max Payne (owned by Rockstar) dulogy, simply they use other names. 100% QB is connected as well.

Quantum Break may not be "connected" by name because of IP rights, but it is absolutely connected in a multiverse capacity.

Lmao

This is goated ahahaa

Proof that marketing will throw money at anything without understanding what they are sponsoring.

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Your listening to this at work to!!?

Me too

Me three!

Me four

Idk son, alan wake is my all time favorite, maybe second place game.

@@LetHerWar also a great game.

Agreed, one of the best games ive played in a long time and yeah that maze is one of the best parts of it. Game wasnt long enough, and sadly the Alan Wake DLC was mostly just annoying. Havent actually played Alan Wake itself, am not complaining about that game.

Max Payne 2 is my favourite Remedy game, I think it's one of the most tragic and perfectly written stories in gaming; but I also do very much appreciate Control. I'd argue Control is a bit more uneven as I found some of the side missions and open area stuff to be a little questionably designed, probably just due to it being their first time making a larger, more open game world. But with that said, Control has some of the highest high points of any game in recent memory. The Ashtray Maze with the pumping soundtrack is one of the most memorable set pieces in any game of all time IMO! Also just the combat in general once you're near the end of the game with a near maxed out character is just pure bliss. The environmental destruction is also super underrated in Control, not nearly enough action games lean into letting you annihilate your immediate environment! Story wise Control is filled with really cool atmosphere and ideas, but really failed to get me emotionally involved like the Max Payne games. If I could level 1 complaint about recent Remedy titles (Alan Wake, Quantum Break, Control) it would be that they seem to get very bogged down by plot details, abstractions and big ideas, without taking the time do develop emotionally powerful character arcs. That's something Max Payne 1 & 2 did extremely well and why those stories hit so much harder IMO. I think if you could combine the emotional heart and soul of something like Max Payne 2 with the surrealism and mystery of Control you'd have the perfect Remedy game. Either way though, they're still one of my favourite developers in the industry. Even if their games have some flaws, they're always ambitious as hell and very interesting from both an artistic/story perspective and a technology pushing perspective.

Control is what got me into the remedy-virse. I bought Control because it just looked cool but fell in love with it, then I played both Dlcs which had Alan Wake, I've never been a horror game player but dude it was such a great game that I wanted to play quantum break but couldnt

I believe a solution to your issue would be Arson.

I never played Alan Wake and the entire description of the game sounded like one of my weird vivid dreams i sometimes have, which is probably exactly what Remedy was going for

​@animecat3556 xDD

Not to mention that some items could not be controlled. It was lethal to literally anyone that tried, and must be contained.

Not to mention if it was control then scps wouldn't be a problem or threat at all lol

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I’m excited for Alan wake 2 which is coming out

Shout to that I’m on my way making to platinum as well lol

I love it so much I did it twice for the ps4 version and ps5 lol

I absolutely loved reading about the different AWEs and I loved the videos of the dr and the info about the two assistants and their little love triangle I think?? My favorite awe was probably the refrigerator the guy wasn’t supposed to stop staring at and then… well… he did stop. The duck was the most annoying. It’s funny bc I think SCP Foundation is overly filled with silly “monsters” but the awes in control were quite well done. The idea about an fbi-like entity cataloguing these awes is just so interesting.

That's why you must experience all the side quests and optional stuff in control to get the full story. Even Alan Wake stuff is hidden in there way before the dlc.

All you need to do is like and select all notification and leave a comment it doesn't incorporate more..like views. Because they suck. If a person watches this 6 times or. comments 40 it should count, it did back in the day makes sense even if people just played it over and over...still watched. It's as fucked as of voting system we ultimately have 0 say in anyways.

Thanks Dad

Wholesome dad moment 100

Omg my heart, this is so wholesome ❤

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Hope you enjoy the video!

You forgot to say you're proud of your son! I demand another edit

this and the mini map navigation... but overall it's such a solid game, amazing work of art

@@roldaoaguiar763took me forever to figure that map out ahahah.

Thanks Dad, hope you enjoy

Hope you enjoy it!

So, basically they copy someone and you think that's great?

​@logansummers1551 they didn't COPY anyone. It's called inspiration, and everyone has them. Cosmic Horror isn't a new idea, Lovecraft just helped create it. A hundred years ago, by the way.

​@@logansummers1551 wow you're so boring and uninteresting

@@logansummers1551 I’ve read pretty much everything in the OG love craft mythos, Lovecraft was not even the only person to create his universe, he had a entire group of friends who were writers that all expanded on his foundation and concepts, like he didn’t make the king in yellow or some other big parts of the mythos, he created the foundation and without him there would be no mythos but to say it was only him is just not correct, that being said nothing in this franchise connects directly to hp lovecraft the closet thing is when max pain is fighting a guy in a club called . . . Valhalla I think where that guy uses the name of an elder god and that’s such a round about reference you might as well go hunt fallout 4 for new Vegas references. If you want to claim anyone ripped off lovecraft then go look at mtg and their “eldrazi” or “lovecraft country”

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Oh mate, I _loved_ that show. It was sorely underrated, and I love that it has QB's lead's brother in it, heh. H.G. is prolly my favourite sci-fi character out of any show, she was a truly flawed character who had a core of goodness inside her. I would _love_ a _Warehouse 13_ game, but it'll sadly never happen. Could you imagine ziplining around that thing with Saul Rubinek going "WOAH WOAH WOAH, BACKTRACK A SEC! There's something wrong here" then looking for the missing artifact as the trigger for the missions, which I guess could be literally done in any order? The set-up alone has so much potential.

Hope you enjoy it!

Damn, thanks for looking out.

Yeah I can agree with this. Sometimes I am just enjoying running around the spewky forrest. Let me be. The train yard was a particular annoyance I recall.

Same

@@HELLO_KORO indeed

The video including Quantum Break is a bit misleading. Only Alan Wake and Control are IPs owned by Remedy so they're the only ones that they can have be set in the same universe. QB and Max Payne are just connected to them in spirit, so to speak

@@wildcardbitchesyeehaw8320 gotcha

Yeah it's almost as asinine as comments like the above

Me too 😹

nah I feel like Max's story is done he's had his arc he deserves to rest although I like the object of power idea cause he eats painkillers like candy and should've died a few thousand times over by now lol