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I don't get silent protagonist in a game where you choose to say stuff. In those games I just read what the options are and choose. I've never been able to "roleplay a voice" or character based on a dialogue tree, to me it becomes "choose which outcome this dialogue will have" which isn't immersive at all for me, maybe I'm just bad at role playing. So I'm all for voice acting, that's immersive to me.

Silent protagonists fits in games like Half life where you don't say anything, but is weird to me in games where you are talking to people but only the NPC's actually say stuff.

Hi again!

My third compilation of the, as of now, Metal gear scanlon trilogy. The first Metal gear scanlon had a lot of screaming and intense moments, so I thought that an equally intense song would fit. And since I've been listening to Hotline Miami 2's soundtrack a lot recently, it was almost a given to combine them. This video has a bit of a different style from my other 2 ones.

I'm not sure how the audio mixing sounds for speakers, I myself use headphones, so I hope the audio is okay.

Hope you guys like it!

If you haven't seen my previous 2 MGS videos they are on my channel.

Does anyone know if all DLC and expansions are included in Crusader kings, europa universalis and hearts of iron? Or is it just the vanilla plus the one expansion that's in the list?

I use KB+M. I had to rebind like half the keys, but once I did it's flawless. One of the big advantages is that you can bind each sign to a key and then change signs on the fly without going into the menu. It makes the combat much more fluid imo, I've never liked having to pause mid combat to change signs, especially since I change signs a lot.

I'll say this. I started playing through 1 and 2 a while ago in preparation for Witcher 3. I had previously, a year or so, tried to play witcher 2 but couldn't get into it (twice). But now after having played 1 I enjoyed 2 so immensely to the point where I couldn't stop playing. Just having context to what was going on, knowing the characters and knowing how the games played from a gameplay and narrative perspective, was the difference between not getting into the second game, and making the second game one of my all time favorite RPG's.

It is possible that you will get much more appreciation for the Witcher 3 if you've played the previous ones, it certainly was the case for me with 2 and probably with 3.

It's hard to get into the first game. For me it didn't click until act 2, and that's a pretty long while into the game, but once it clicked, it fucking clicked hard. Looking back I think it was highly worth it to play them both, they are now in my top RPG's. They aren't just games to play before 3, they are excellent on their own, and as a series it's even better. But of course they aren't for everyone, and as others have said they are not essential to play Witcher 3. I just think that more people should play the previous games because they are really good.

@toggery: If you like the song I can recommend their album "Welcome". It's really good!

Man, those BLLSL drawings are amazing! Top shit @cosmicbacon!

It depends on what games you want to play. A GTX 460 won't get you far with new games, just take a look at the minimum specs the Witcher 3 for example. If you are only playing the same games, like LoL or dota or CS, and you feel that the performance is accaptable, then you don't need to upgrade. But if you want to play new games in the future, you might not be able to much longer without an upgrade. You also have to consider that if you do get a new GPU you might bottleneck your CPU if it's also old.

@brackynews: I can recommend checking out their album "Welcome", good stuff!

Also, thanks for the kind words all!

Hi Giant bomb!

I just finished my next cut-together of the Metal gear scanlon series, this time for Metal gear scanlon 2. You may have seen my first one for MGS3, this is in the same style.