Unprofessional Fridays: Super Professional Wednesdays: 04/23/2014

how are lang and max not on giant bomb's payroll already?

Awesome.

This is some local access tv kinda bullshit and I love every second of it

Loved this, so good. So godlike.

Yeah I'd pay to watch this.

Fantastic!

Dave Laaaaang!

DEEP INTO THE LANG ZONE

@ripelivejam:

They couldn't possibly afford them.

I can't see how else Sneak King surfaces the enemy AI's pathing besides FoV cones, which certainly ain't ahead of its time.

Lang's impression of Patrick is almost as good as Jeff's impression of Brad.

This is bad and boring.

Remember TANG? Or WUTANG? Or Endurance Runs? or Video Things?

Yea, Lost is complete bullshit. Not even worth bringing it up.

That ending is fantastic

I'm now wondering if I'm as tall as Dave Lang.

Remember written content from people working in San Francisco?

Super Bishi Bashi seems like a lot of fun, especially if drinks are involved.

Good show again, guys.

That ending was pretty great. Not gonna lie.

Those Midwestern accents.

Played so much Bishi Bashi special when I was younger. Just wanna say, you fucked up picking Super Bishi Bashi, Hyper Bishi Bashi is better in virtually every single way.

I love Max trolling the chat. This trio is great. Dave Lang is the best.

Love Dave Lang, but yea...everything not working, and showing terrible games that they don't even know how to play gets old quick...

I can't decide which is scarier. The fact that Dave Lang now has his own show, or that I enjoy listening to him talk shit. IG being paid under the table by GB for additional content. It's DLC-gate all over again. Follow the money. Chem trails...

Oh jeez, the talk of the Independence Day floppy disk games brought back some repressed memories! I almost thought I had imagined having one when I was tiny and barely knew how to use a PC.

I can't even remember what the game was like, outside of a super abstract alien interface, that you had to figure out like a puzzle.

It's always weird for me when someone says that, because I can never hear a Midwestern accents. I can hear New York/Boston accents and deep Southern accents, but Midwest and West Coast accents just sound very neutral to me.

@theimmortalbum: lol, he's such a dick, I love it. :D

The Caveman of Giant Bomb.

That was pretty fantastic.

Yeah, Commandos popularized vision cones in 1999, but even that was probably not the first to implement that mechanic. Didn't at least one of the Metal Gear Solid games do that too? Can't remember which and if it was released before Commandos.

They didn't go into first person view in Sneak King? That's like 90% of the fun of that game.

This stream is so elite and godlike. Real talk this stream the core site professional stream. Dave Lang makes this and Max's laugh/trolling is the cherry on top.

fantastic

Max is the Brad of Chicago. Sleepy, sleepy Max.

@arawk: I could tell

Dave Lang is so godlike

Well, this was a great show once again and this time it only started 48 minutes late. Getting there, guys!

Hey anyone remember Boppin' ? Crazy gem throwing puzzle game with bloodied up teddy bears and bunnies trying to kill you, it's a classic.

Chicago; a place where giants, children and sentient beards can live together free from fear of persecution.

As a Midwesterner I really appreciate that GB: Chicago keeps putting these out, not only is this crew super funny, it just feels a little closer to home for some odd reason. Epically when they make references to how bad the weather is (though it's not really that bad for the time being).

Also thank you for more Max and taking me to The Lang Zone once again! Get bodied, FREEEEEEEE!

Oh man Bishi Bashi! Patrick you are the best :D

Good lord.

Dave is awesome

GET BOPPED. CHICAGO REPRESENT

Giant Bomb Chicago: "Don't worry about it."

Wowowow. I don't care what anyone else says, these vids are worth it for having Dave Lang spew his FGC terminologies.

@fisk0 said:

@krabboss said:

I can't see how else Sneak King surfaces the enemy AI's pathing besides FoV cones, which certainly ain't ahead of its time.

Yeah, Commandos popularized vision cones in 1999, but even that was probably not the first to implement that mechanic. Didn't at least one of the Metal Gear Solid games do that too? Can't remember which and if it was released before Commandos.

MGS didn't have it represented within the 3D game-world, but did show vision cones in your always-on soliton radar at the top right (I think) of the screen. That was 1998, 10 years before Sneak-King.

I'm almost certain there will be examples of vision cones before 1998 but none come to mind.

Is it bad that this really annoyed me? 100% yes.