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brilliant that such an antifascistic sentiment comes from easily the most bigoted, fascistic character in the game

Before: “Fuck does Cuno care?” After: “Fuck, Cuno does care.”

Whelp, if I already didn't want to do the Fascist quest, I can rest easy doing not doing it spares me five minutes of talking to Measurehead about semen

Over 9000 real! You could buy Wild Pines Corporation with that much money! I think...

This is like a Disco Elysium audio book XD.

How did you fail the 97% success rate

It would be cool if you included Measurehead's little LOGIC portrait description when you tell him that you need to stop drinking alcohol. "FASCINATING..." *The phrenologic lines on his face move like a puzzle board:* "THE REVACHOLIAN DEGENERATE SHOWS SIGNS OF RACIAL SELF REFLECTION. HOW DID YOU ACCOMPLISH THIS LITTLE FEAT?"

😂😂😂 The love quest is on-- too late everyone! It's *on*

How my hair look, Kim?

hey! is there a way perhaps by a mod or some such that will allow me to hear all the thoughts in the game in a single playthrough?

The most shocking thing about this vision quest for me is that if you select "I am the last kingsman" when Kim questions you over having a new stoic face, you'll actually get +1 in morale. He takes an odd pity or.... even sympathy on you? A completely different attitude if you were to pick "icebreaker". I felt so much like shit, because this occurred nearly right after purposely failing an authority check within the rave church, to see if something major changes. I guess when you pick "last kingsman", you're taken pity on similar to Renes, as somebody longing for restoration of the monarchy, but conceding that it is not possible and the war was lost a long time ago. That you are a living relic, have nobody to relate to, but you accept reality as it is, even if in your view it is very deplorable. But picking "icebreaker" should technically further the fascist questline, as unlike "last kingsman" it is something that implies desire for radical change, but Kim effectively soft-blocks you from ever furthering the idea anywhere as he seemingly overrules your brain mechanism to view the entire idea as lame. Most likely because no matter what racist beliefs Harrier adopts, he still views Kim in high regard. Which means that if you try to make Harrier respect nothing but fascist hierarchy and authority, the moment Kim gets a little 'fascist' and exerts authority over you to stop discussing your ideology and focus on the case, Harrier can't do anything else but respect it.

Hell yeah

*bweeeeeeeeeeee* - That's what *my* hellcat sounds like

Wow. That cover looks like the Homestar Runner neighbourhood watch sign.

i've been a snow leopard furry for 7 years and only just now learned about the bodysuit. i feel somehow enlightened

I hate that this racist made me tear up listening to this

2:09 sounds familiar with all the talk of lonely young men

Harry getting shot in The Mercenary Tribunal scene: You come at the King, you better not miss

Hardest boss fight in the game

It's so fucking over…

27:04 I won't ever, ever forget that quote 💀 Harry *needed* to hear from Phasmid, 'cause I cannot imgagine how else he could move on by himself…

Hey what’s going on 41st…? Why are you posting so much?..???. Remember to have naps we don’t want to lose you in a content production induced amnesia

OH MY FUCKING GOD! I JUST FIGURED OUT THAT ACE'S HIGH IS SUPPOSED TO BE KITSURAGI'S FACE! That's Horrifying!

Oooh oooh, Dick Mullen stories please

Nothing puts people more in the mood to respect women, than this book series XD

Great video man, interesting to see these stories being compared. I got some issues with your take on Jimmy, though. "Each character wrestles with their own psychological issues, addictions and strained relationships with authority which complicates their ability to serve and protect. McNulty is a talented but extremely volatile detective who frequently clashes with his superiors undermining his own goal by refusing to follow the rules. His flaws, particularly his drinking and disregard for orders, both hinder and define his approach to solving cases. He's a representative of an officer who's more committed to his own ego and reputation than to his community, highlighting how personal ambitions and flaws can distort the purpose of policing." If you mean "reputation" as in his social validation, I agree that that's something he's committed to. But if you mean it as in his professional reputation, I hard disagree. He'll often, as you say, test his superiors and bend rules so as to press on with a given case, or even just to screw with people (take his giddy grudge against Rawls at beginning of season 2, for instance). Like Lester and Colvin, Jimmy is "natural pOHlice". A steadfast dedication to gathering and following evidence regardless of where it leads or who it implicates, unconstrained by quotas. So I'd say that his "disregard for orders" is more of a bi-product of his "natural police" core. It's not a defining feature of his character, it's more like "if orders need to be disregarded, so be it". I wouldn't necessarily call that a flaw either given the corrupt systems he's working under. I wouldn't call disregarding Valchek's orders to prioritise charging Frank Sobotka over gathering and following up evidence to solve Rawls' murders and uncover The Greek's operations a flaw. It's more of a hit he'd be willing to take to his career, let's say. I also think that Jimmy is committed to his community. Again, given that bro comes from the school of Bunny goddamn Colvin, it'd be unsurprising if his stats were weighed in favour of Motorics. That Savoir Faire would be spammed. Jimmy just knows how the streets work on a level deeper than most cops in Baltimore. Cutter will kick ass and not even bother to take names (of course it's Colvin who puts the kibosh on that). Jimmy, though, has repor with the Bodies and the Poots. He knows their names and their predicaments. He'll often get through to these younger soldiers by showing his understanding of their situations. He's not like the other cops. While I'd say that he is definitely fuelled by a desire for validation and an underlying high for being proven correct (he NEEDS Stringer to know he was caught on the wiretap), I wouldn't say that distorts the purpose of policing functionally. Yes, it's more about Jimmy than the community, but it's super important to highlight that he's still heavily invested in that community. That's part of why he's good police to begin with. Honestly I think you could do a whole ass video comparing Jimmy and Harry. Both elect to carry the world on their shoulders, both treat their bodies as tools for their work, falling into self-destructive spirals and working to the bone. But yeah super cool comparison here. I never thought to make it but it makes total sense!

We all need Volition sometimes to feel calmer...

Pumpin sea monkeys by the gallon, my tummy feel crazy

If my skull wasn't made of titanium, I'd kill myself

In my playthrough we shared the sandwich together and it was my happiest moment in the game.

i love that the Kim version of this scene is him calmly explaining how youre actually a genius detective vs Cuno just being a hype man for all the insane shit you actually did

Who could ever remember that phone number?!

Someone give me all the time stamps for each radio glitch thingy?

Conan the Barbarian wasn't LITTERALLY real. But the period in time it attempts to depict and the way it does so makes it more real than actual history.

The most implausible part of this video is that it has no views.

how did you get measurehead here ?!! so many dialogues i miss in this game! i have to do it again!

The link seems to only have the Physique skills.

Popped a perc 30 got straight to fuckin

I AM LA REVACHOLIERE

This is wildly specific and yet I get it

You're pretty much making the Library of Alexandria for DE here... You're one dedicated man