I find it funny that someone who's playing P5 and MGS is talking about the Golden State Warriors. Which is why it's so hilarious

I love how you exclusively challenge run 50+ hour games, for true pain.

This is taking "Phantom Pain" quite literally.

Idk if anyone cracked the code, but he mentions naming his character scooby doo and giving him the birthday june 26 or 626. 626 is the funko number for the shaggy funko pop. The lengths people will go to make obscure references on the internet, I love it

ok but you didn't tranquilize sahelanthropus with the pistol so i'm gonna have to give it a 0/10

Solid Snake: "You're pretty bad."

Wait until you see "CHAPTER 2"

I love the way he describes the cutscenes like he has already understood most of the plot that he really doesn't give a shit about it anymore and just makes up any joke he can make up about it.

This game has aged well IMO. We've seen many games come along since this one, but very few have had the amount of replay value and easter eggs and detail, and the mix of the military management, free reign to take any approach you want to missions, but more importantly the control of the character, while not perfect, offered such an intricate and complex way to just move your character in the world, the whole prone ability was so well done, and there are so many clever little control scheme features that were put into this game.

I actually think it might be harder to enjoy this game for hardcore fans, due to the Konami Kojima situation, the Ground Zeroes uncertainty/skepticism buildup that ruined the hype for TPP's launch, and the fact that it broke away from the traditional playing experience of MGS games and brought in a lot of influence from Western Triple A game development happening in the years leaving up to MGS5's development.

For many, they expect a Kojima game to be an escape from the games they are used to, so the fact that it had systems very familiar to them may have been a big turnoff.

However, it should be stated that MGS5 is actually a game that people who love Far Cry, Hitman, Watch Dogs 2, and a lot of other games, I bet you they have no idea just how much MGS5 has to offer a player like them. People who love the free openworld outpost capturing or assassination missions from games like FC, it's hard not to play FC5 for more than 25 hours before feeling like you've seen all there is to see, and wishing that there was more to it, a deeper movement system or just something else to do to add depth to the game. New Dawn attempted this and people loved it, but if you compare the Mother Base management to the base management in New Dawn, a Far Cry fan would be in his/her 'inner heaven' when they realize what MGS5 has for them.

This game might actually be more underrated than people think. Despite the rocky road to release, and the total joke that MGS Online turned out to be, when you boil this down to its single player campaign and army building / stealth mastermind action movie star game that it really is at its core.... It holds up, and then some.

I'd like to say that this video has the most technical issues with it. Recordings got messed up, audio was constantly not working, and things just didn't work in my favor at all. Regardless, I put a lot of time and effort into the video, so I still wanted to post it. As always, I'll be better next time!

Tevin: Who understands this shit anyway.




Me: Raises hand because I went on a 20 hour Metal Gear Binge as a dare, which I unfortunately won

"who understand the plot of this shit"
every hardcore MGS fan nervously look at each other

This is some of the best commentary on this site. I feel like we have the same sense of humor but I aspire to be as funny as you

4:15 Making my way downtown till the guards block me from walking a thousand miles just to see you tonight

This would be the biggest pain in the ass

i just restarted MGS5 after completing it 3yrs ago, wish me luck.

7:27 bruh you could just drop 2 supply boxes and defeat her in less than a minute

This might be unrelated, but can you sneak through every palace in Persona 5 ( or P5R) without having to fight? (Or even being spotted?)

Actually you can escape from skulls on the first encounter, but it needs precise timing or else you'll get caught

I am wierdly arroused by this video.