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i just have to say here as well Atomic fabric and the CEO are scammers that where involved in selling fake games and people where falling for them recently over 800 of their games got removed from steam pretending they where devs from Helldivers and selling the game for 10$ where in reality it was different game PLIS DON'T BUY ANY OF THEIR PRODCUT i wish Rye could address this
The Largest Dog was one of my best memories on any xbox indie game... met him and only went into a conversation expecting a few questions to be answered about his maps but what I got was a friend who always remembered me when I would join his server and would check up on me.. this video was not only a good refresh of my memory but honestly forced me to look back onto memories I was refusing to accept... thank you for making this video because yes I did cry but I think I feel so much better now knowing why he disappeared.
I saw his gofundme and saw that only $100 was raised and his twitter showed he was still positive and fighting until the end. I couldn’t help but suddenly burst into tears, I wish I could’ve known about him earlier and supported him financially even if it isn’t much. I hope his family is ok and that’s he’s able to be at peace now. :(
Facts I used to play somewhat regularly with the largest dog and got to explore his big house map early along with some other people who played with us. I had really good memories on MM
Had the same sort of friends online as a kid that passed away. Pokemcneedles is first one that came to mind. If you’re out there poke I hope the needle didn’t take your life and although you may have had your problems you were loved by every friend I had in real life and were missed
One of the things I love most about Rye and his videos is that you can see that people playing dead games are almost waiting for him to cover their game, once he comes around there are events and mods and admins get involved but he doesn't turn into a celebrity, they receive him with open arms just like they would any newcomer and do their thing, never putting him in a pedestal and teaching him about their legacy. Man its like Rye is an archeologist but for games
@@JennyTheNerdBat thank you Jenny. But I don't wish to say" I love you too" because then I would be laying to you. words mean nothing without emotions behind them.
My personal hot take is that back in the day I'd take BF4 over hardline any day of the week, but today going back hardline feels like it's aged like fine wine, while BF4 feels pretty slow and a bit less refined. Definitely feel like time did hardline good but because of the reputation it did have the player base is extremely small
@@humorousdwarf9090 depends on the platform I suppose. Never understood why it even got the hate in the first place. I liked the Idea during the beta back then but didn't end up buying it due to the sheer amount of backlash it received, there was just no point in buying it for me already knowing that there might not be a lot of players, not to mention the fact that they'd need some time to fix it up either way considering that every release since BF3 had been a bug fest for at least the first few months.
@@humorousdwarf9090 if you play on Xbox there was about 2 to 3 healthy servers goings. That was a few months ago tho, couldn't tell you the current state. And you can't really be picky with what game mode you get
17:25 Yoooo I'm in that match! I saw you in Tower and recognized your name. I actually tried speaking a couple times during the Accelerate match, but I guess my microphone was not going though. Was fun though!
Oh I have that game! It’s dead sadly, but if you find a group of friends that play it (also known as literally no one for me), then it can be pretty fun.
It seems every WW1 game dies, Verdun, tannenberg, I think the most recent one set on the Italian front is dead as well. Isonzo is the name of the Italian one.
Well,no one asked for "Beyond the wire" as Tannenberg provided enough for the average WW1 enjoyer. It was also too clunky,same reason Ilvonzo or what its called was dead in the water
@@CallForGrandPappy isonzo just came out on game pass and the game is alive, its really good actually much more polished then the previous games from the series.
About TheLargestDog: I remember being in a Murder Miners server a few years ago, hosted by The Largest Dog himself. It was an FFA on one of his maps, and he was AFK for the entire match. there was a few players who were killing him and teabagging him, and it didn't sit right with me. I have a lot of experience playing some of the older Halo games, and my skill in those transferred seamlessly to Murder Miners. I spent the match fighting off 3 or so newbies while protecting the AFK Largest Dog. Didn't understand his significance until I looked more into the game's community. RIP Largest Dog, you were a legend.
Murder miners is an absolute classic. I hardly understood what was going on half the time but I absolutely loved the costume maps and zombie mode. RIP to the largest dog, probably played on some of their maps
Those weirdly expensive games are priced that way for scams regarding 'random key boxes' on scummy key-reselling sites. (Those that promise 'at least one 60$ game!'.) A few days ago some devs even re-priced and re-named their games to fool people into thinking they're purchasing Helldivers 2, BG3 or Counter Strike. Because apparently you can not just re-name your game once released but also the name of the publisher and dev studio, which is insane...)
It's deffo just a way to make big money 🤑 u make a game like that and u sell it cheap but say u sell it for 2.99 and sell 200 u only make 600 ISH if u sell it for 200 and sell 10 u make 2000 then u have multiple games all at high prices that are piss easy to make rince and repeat who ever is doing it is probably making a killing
It was part of an ill-fated attempt by the Squad devs to publish titles based off of their version of combined arms warfare. It had virtually no marketing or hype behind it after Post Scriptum fell flat on its face.
It was released on the time of the apex of Squad-type games, and BF1 was not that old yet so the market was just a bit too saturated I guess especially with Verdun.
bro keep doing these. This brought back some suppressed memories of online friends in games. Especially the pancake guy encounter, it was so easy back then, those friends you chatted with with a couple of times on the game and some still managed to feel like best friends. What amazing memories you uncovered, thank you.
Randoomly came across this channel few months ago and love the dead game series. Really enjoy the editing and format and how wholesome you are. For some reason despite not having played 99% of the games shown on this channel, they have some kind of nostalgic feel to it
There was this one World War 2 RTS I played on a CD as a kid and mostly forgot about. I remember it being quite fun, yet difficult, and quit playing after a while, probably because I couldn't beat a mission or something. Eventually ended up losing the CD too somewhere along the way, and the PC it was installed on. However, it lived rent free in my head for all those years. I never forgot about playing the game, nor what it looked like, just all the details such as the name, franchise, and developer. It was always "That One WW2 RTS I Played as a Kid but Don't Remember." I never attempted to seek out the game, since there's a mountain of WW2 strategy games to climb through and I assumed it would be forgotten shovelware. It was Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord. I have never known the title of this game yet always remembered it this whole time. I immediately recognized it when the footage popped up, even though you played a different game in the series. Thank you, Rye, for finally solving the mystery of this game after so long. I'm definitely going to play it again now.
i played one called panzers phase 2 and it was a ww2 rts that had tanks but wasnt focused around them, maybe its worth looking it up to see if that was it?
@@knifed91 Man don't get me started on that. I still remember the day when I borrowed money from my grandpa to buy bk1. Used to play all day. I have all BK games on steam and still occasionally play them.
I hated that BF Hardline died. It was my favorite BF game and was so fun to snipe on the big maps, as well as drive the vehicles and just play for fun. It was my favorite large map war games. My favorite thing that I did in that game would have to be driving the hidden couch car on one of the maps (some desert map) and finding it was huge fun.
Maaaaan... Murder Miners brought back serious good memories. I remember when that game was huge, and getting all of my friends to buy it since it was legit only $1 on the indie market. Nothing will ever be as memorable as the zombies and big team battle matches on MM. Building an impromptu base or brrowing into the map to hide will never be replicated anywhere the same way, and no Fortnite allowing for a tower to be dropped at your feet doesn't count.
You need to do BRINK. It was the last game I got at a midnight release for the 360. It's FTP on steam now, averages 8 players or so. I have every achievement for it
Lol I remember trying to play brink on my PC, and it was the ultimate test of my computers hardware. It ran at like 2 fps, and I remember being so dissapointed. My parents got me a cheap gaming laptop back then for christmas and I was able to play with 20 fps!
Tower unite's a very interesting case of what happens when you can't get an influx of new players to funnel into the less popular modes. It was originally a pair of the most popular Gmod servers, Gmod Tower, that was basically an MMO mario party, and being attached to that far, far more popular game meant that you'd get a whole lotta both new and occasional players joining constantly, to play with the regulars and keep the mini games alive. They eventually wanted to move it off of Gmod because of the source engine's limitations and having their own identity, but... They didn't really change the structure of the game at all. And that became a problem when it had a 20$ price tag. Suddenly, you arn't getting new players and occasional players anymore. So there were barely any players to play the minigames, which kinda killed them, which was half the appeal of the game (again, MMO mario party), so it kinda lead to a death spiral for the game based on its ill-fitting design. The creative/social aspects of the game were largely free from this curse, but the loss of half the game was still enough to drive many off, leaving only the most hardcore left around. Its definitely sad to see what was once a hub for genuinely millions of players, where servers had ques to get in and you could literally see anything or meet anyone, decay into this, but... its not like its over. I don't know what's going through the dev's minds, but they know these issues. They know the game's failing to capture the audience they *know* is there. And they've been cooking something for a while. Hopefully they can solve the issues plauging the game, cause... It was fun whike it lasted.
Similar to beyond the wire, there was a WW2 game called Heroes and Generals that I used to play all the time in 2016. It used to average over 10,000 players but now doesn’t ever go above 10…
Hardline is usually semi-populated on one server during evenings on EU time. It's fun to hop on occasionally and play a few rounds, even if I may get salty a bit. Glad you had fun!
Wasn't expecting to see Combat Mission on the list, actually I wasn't expecting to see Combat Mission really anywhere outside of those who know it and some RTS circles. For some more context on it to those curious, Combat Mission is actually a military simulator and a different version (Combat Mission Pro) is actually employed by militaries. Think of it as kind of the Arma of RTS/Turn-Based games with it being the most realistic game for the genres as well as incredibly difficult because of that, the Dark Souls of RTS essentially. Unlike other games where you can just send units in you can't really do that in Combat Mission where if you don't employ real life tactics you're gonna lose and lose pretty bad (just like Rye did, and it would've been worse if the enemy had just mortars with how grouped up and exposed his infantry was). There's a few games with 4 being WW2, 2 being modern and 2 cold war (+3 older games from the earlier 2000s which are pretty different and another one set in the Soviet-Afghan War). The most interesting thing about the games though are how the modern ones have predicted 2 conflicts now (well 3). Shock Force (the OG one) came out like ~3 years before the Civil War in Syria and while Black Sea was set in a hypothetical invasion of Ukraine in 2017, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea while it was in development (which it had been since 2009). Then right before Russian troops started mobilising on the border in 2022, they announced their DLC for Black Sea... (though while it is finished or pretty finished, it's currently been delayed till the war's over) I wouldn't really recommend it though to those who aren't into MILSIM or wanting a challenging RTS but on their website (battlefront.com) there are demos for each game. They're also still being developed with a new engine coming soon hopefully as well as DLC and possibly a new game too.
I played hell out of the original Beyond Overlord and Barbarossa to Berlin back in the day. I was broke teenager back then so I pirated 'em. Bit later actually I bought the anthology release containing first two games and Afrika Korps. Only to find out that assholes shipped German version with no swastikas, Waffen SS troops re-branded into something like waffen ZZ or waffen grenadiers, historical names of people involved, dates and locations purged from mission briefings to countries that doesn't hate actual education or fun. Replacing textures, briefing texts and other stuff would have been a massive hassle without scripts or something to automate whole process. Never went back to the series after that. Ever since I have held opinion that German versions of any WWII games should be made fundamentally incompatible with rest of the world as long as the country as whole hates education.
These communities. It's so relatable. This is exactly how my main game is. Hearing one of the guys in the video say "we used to play on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, but now it's just Saturday" also hits home. We did too, and now it's just Friday. And like someone else in the video mentioned, we mostly get old players revisiting the game as well, rather than new players. Though it does happen occasionally, and we're always happy to have them. Maybe once every 2 years we get a new player that really gets into it and becomes a new pillar of our community. Small gaming communities are an amazing thing to be a part of tbh!
@@SaltySlice Probably not the same but mine is a very small part of the halo community that has been completely forgotten about. The roleplay community The diversity of the social aspect and dynamic was amazing since opposing opinions clashed in the 100s but still worked together to build one of the most creative and competitive communities out there. The military service members kept up the strict attitude which enhanced the roleplay and the kids would bring creativity and deviance to the game
It’s sad knowing some of my favourite games will be in similar situations, namely titanfall 2, and due to it being a source game I doubt we will get a proper sequel or game similar in movement.
This video made me remember about murder miners, and seeing his maps actually brought nostalgia from them. As a kid I never even agknowledged that they were player made maps, and hearing about his passing is sad. He was the one who gave me those memories
Murder miners almost made me cry 😂 that game used to be my life on the 360 and i used to play with The Largest Dog somewhat regularly. He was a nice dude and his maps are still some of the most creative customs ive seen in any game.
Your videos are perfect. I have been for years looking to have a glimpse into games kept by small communities with almost no players online or just abandoned, but I could never find anything with my searches, until, I found your channel a few months ago and it's just perfect. I'm surprised no one had the idea of exploring these abandoned games before and making videos about them like you've been making.
I think you should play Dino D-day. I used to play it and since I’m a grown-ass man I rarely play video games (but never grew out of living dinosaurs) but I was kind of shocked to see that one day that game had no players at all on multiplayer except for one player I have as a friend. Every time I do get to hop on Steam I see him still playing Dino D-day by himself.
Tried to play that game a year ago because I remember hearing about it back in 2015~ kinda sad that it's dead as at the time I wanted to play it so bad
The thing about Steam and PC's in general is that you'll have a lot of people using old and low powered machines and/or without a lot of money. So some of these older/free/lower spec games tend to keep a player base much longer as it gives those people more games to choose from
MurderMiners was dope! Back in the day the Xbox 360 version was popping, the steam version still gets updates, but it is dead. Glad to see someone make some content about it.
This series is the personification of the word "wholesome". While the rest of YT freaks out about P2W models, 120$ AAAA games and pointing out graphical glitches in out of bounds areas, this series really takes us to the core of gaming. To a time of saving up gifts from Grandma to buy a new physical game copy, planning for hours at school with friends about what to do in game later, spending 100s of hours on a 5$ purchase and just having a fun time. A time before things got complicated, our friends fell apart or passed away, a time before gaming became a multi billion dollar industry with all the glitz and glam of a fashion week and no heart. I still stay in some of those old discord groups where I met people during the early monster hunter games. We've been through each other's weddings and divorces, talking someone out of taking their own lives and even though we don't play any games together anymore, it takes me back to a time where it all began. :')
Just found out after showing him this video, my math tutor was the best altitude player of all time and how he won 5 world champions under some name that started with an S that I can’t remember but he was saying how he was number 1 on both leaderboards for years and he even knew I few of the guys from the video that he used to play with back in the day. He told me all this… an hour after I had coincidentally watched this video and found out what altitude even was, not to mention he brought up the game him self by complete chance.
I fear this may become the legacy of Helldivers. Not Helldivers 2, but the original twin stick shooter released on PS3 & carried over on PS4. It's successor absolutely over shadows the original, but after watching videos of Rye. I'm reminded there's likely always going to be a nostalgic crowd.
games with a low player base always have the best communites because you know they actually have fun playing the game and they become good friends with everyone because its always the same people still playing it.
I actually used to play murder miners back in the day when it first came out. And i actually played with the largest dog one time when he was playing on a map he recently built making sure it was perfect. He was a legend
Your Videos are always very in-depth. We don't see this type of high-quality content on the platform much so thank you Rye Games for more of your slop.
I loved murderminers when i was a kid, played it all the time with my middle school friends and had some good memories on it. Bought it on steam about two weeks ago and was very sad to see no servers or players online. Really hope the game gets a breath of life after this video.
me and my friends still play murder miners since it was a game from one of my friend’s childhood, great game and lots of fun with a really genuine community
I love Tower Unite- I have always been a big arcade person since I was a kid, and it has really scratched that itch for me in a lot of ways. However, it does make me sad to see how largely ignored it has been for so long, and to know that there has been such a ground up effort for this game. I hope one day we see a stable, feature rich final release version of the game and all the developers of the game can truly feel fulfilled with their work.
I came here to see interesting dead lobbies, not tearing up about my time spent playing murder miners. I had a solid 2 years with that being my most played game, even over actual Halo The Largest Dog was a real MVP. I didn't spend a ton of time in his levels simply because they were so expansive that you would spend minutes looking for another player, even in a full lobby- but he always, and I mean ALWAYS had a lobby going. Pretty sure he'd leave his 360 running while he was asleep and afk it the whole time. It was hard not to be a little jealous of the name he'd made for himself in the community, but it also wasn't unearned. Dude had the single largest impact on the game out of any active or inactive player. I was extremely sad to see he had passed away and wished I had known beforehand. I think a lot of us wished we had known because we can attribute a lot of our most positive murder miners memories to his efforts to bring life and creativity to the game If I could have just one single day to go back to those times
Murder miners was so much fun back in the day I remember all the game modes and servers there were. The city maps and using the grappler to get round and killing other players
Man... Tower Unite could've been so damn good. I played it when it was still called Gmod Tower in GMOD. They made Tower Unite as an attempt at a standalone game with new and improved features. I played the earliest version of Tower Unite but my excitement for the game died since there weren't many players on and there was nothing to do yet apart from golfing and gambling
I played and had a personal conversation with the largest dog in a random server In murder miners back in 2016. Murder miners was my childhood game fr.
i use to play murder miners about four years ago, idk if he still does this but when i played every Thursday the developer would come on and play with us
Murder miners was the game I played when i went to my younger cousins to play it back when you’d stay playing till the sun came back up. We used to have the best memories. My aunt passed away about a year ago so seeing that game just brought back a lot of good memories like her coming in yelling at us to go to bed already!! Because the fucken birds are chirping
Beyond the wire was such a fun game my really good friend and I used to play together, we would always try and run a MG team and hold a flank, we stopped an entire advance on our lines with our MG and grenades. He passed away unexpectedly from a work accident shortly after after that gnarly line defense, haven’t played it since.
The Largest Dog was like a big brother to me when i was in school, i remember coming home from school and hopping on the game, this video is how i learned he passed away. thank you truly from the bottom of my hear rye
wow, sad to hear i hate how cruel life can be but even as a person who doesnt play murder miners or even ever has, i appreciate the ability for his supporters to be able to enjoy his maps while he is gone! i hope for the murder miners X they release his maps to still be enjoyed by everyone new and a veteran at the games! much love to the Devs and to TLD
It’s nice knowing that there’s still communities of games whether dead or forgotten that are still around and even more all basically know each other and the wholesome convos.
combat mission is a really fun game if your a massive nerd (like me) about military equipment and tactics, things like suppression and move and bounding are all effective at getting your guys from point A to point B in an reasonable fashion with minimal casualties. it can be really confusing at first but as you get better youll start to understand things like how to call in air support and artillery and you can even mod it to have more campaigns or make your own
I forgot about murder miners until now!! Omg I’m glad I remembered this game now 😭 I remembered the time there were loads of people playing it, games full of people…damn time really passes fast
that murder miners section hit me in the feels i also bought it with some left over dollars from a gift card and instanly feel in love didnt know murder miners x was a thing coming out def gonna check it out once it out
Hardline was great, had really good shoting and feeling of the wapons. The problem was that the game wasnt about USA vs RU and military stuff....Loved that game...
the first two incarnations of the "Combat Mission"-series (along with the DOS game Steel Panthers), CMBO (Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord) and CMBB (Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin) almost cost me a university degree, so, thumbs up for including them.
Dude I loved Battlefield Hardline, but everytime I come back to it I just cannot find a server where's more than 10 people it's just sad because in my opinion BH was one of the best Battlefield titles. I remember when I was young I played Primal Carnage that was a great MMO game about dinosaurs but now it's dead and I feel bad for the comunity.
people that still keep games like this alive are the core of the gaming community, being able to play the games that shaped us as who we are even if its dead is just so gratifying, i seriously think people should try one day the games we loved as a child have a chance to still be beating
I remember playing with the largest dog on that map where you were in a huge house and driving around with him in the car like 10 years ago. Cool memories
Battlefield Hardline had a game mode called Hotwire that I really enjoyed. It was basically conquest but instead of the capture points being flags they were cars and most fights over capture points were naturally, car chases and I found it incredibly fun.
Battle field hardline was such a fun game of my childhood! It deserves way more players, so many memories of playing Hotwire for literally hours straight
brooo murder miners was one of my childhood games i remember fighting off zombies all the time and building random stuff everyday for ages trying to complete parkour corse over and over again
You should try natural selection 2, its not quite dead with 2 or 3 servers full at times but usually 1 full server in europe, but its really fun and interesting gameplay
I remember one night ( probably like 7 or 8 years ago)I was playing murder miners with a few of my friends and some randoms on one of the largest dog's maps. I don't remember the name but It was scaled to where you were like an ant in this house with alot of wierd but cool stuff in it. Anyway we were playing and the largest dog actually joined and played with us for a bit and friended some of us on xbox. I'm sad to hear of his passing. I wonder if my 360 account still has him friended
Not only did you show off combat mission, you also showed off my favorite combat mission TH-camr, thanks for covering it I would have never guessed you would
When I was little, I played a lot of Pirates of the Caribbean Online a LOT. One day it closed. Few years later a few fans remade the game, and after several years of testing and such, it's back online as The Legend of Pirates Online. I still hop on every once in a while now. I've only met a few new players on it, mostly just old fans but it's cool that it's still fairly popular.
the guy who told you that he was playing verdun before gave me chills as i played that game on my childhood on my old crappy laptop my dad gave me. Man the nostalgia hits hard just hearing the name of the game man good oldays.
TheLargestDog Passed!!! What!! Dude ive not played in so many years. I remember me and my friends would get together every weekend at one of our houses and we would bring our tvs and xboxs and set in the living room amd play for hours good time! R.I.P to the legend TLD you will be and have been missed
I used to play a game on 360. All I remember was a big central tower in a block (Minecraft visual type) world. The further you got away from the central tower to harder and more difficult monsters would try to attack you. I remember eventually there would even be like dragons if you went far enough away. The whole game was building weapons and being able to go further out. I wish I remembered the name it was so fun
Sorry for the wait! Expect 10-14 days between videos from here on forwards (possibly). Have a great weekend :)
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We can wait for you pookie
I knew you were heading to murder miners but it still hit the soul.
i just have to say here as well Atomic fabric and the CEO are scammers that where involved in selling fake games and people where falling for them recently over 800 of their games got removed from steam pretending they where devs from Helldivers and selling the game for 10$ where in reality it was different game PLIS DON'T BUY ANY OF THEIR PRODCUT i wish Rye could address this
You should check out shootmania, people play in the evening, if there is any ofc
The Largest Dog was one of my best memories on any xbox indie game... met him and only went into a conversation expecting a few questions to be answered about his maps but what I got was a friend who always remembered me when I would join his server and would check up on me.. this video was not only a good refresh of my memory but honestly forced me to look back onto memories I was refusing to accept... thank you for making this video because yes I did cry but I think I feel so much better now knowing why he disappeared.
I saw his gofundme and saw that only $100 was raised and his twitter showed he was still positive and fighting until the end. I couldn’t help but suddenly burst into tears, I wish I could’ve known about him earlier and supported him financially even if it isn’t much. I hope his family is ok and that’s he’s able to be at peace now. :(
@@JohnDoe-sw1rsDid he pass from cancer?
Facts I used to play somewhat regularly with the largest dog and got to explore his big house map early along with some other people who played with us. I had really good memories on MM
Had the same sort of friends online as a kid that passed away. Pokemcneedles is first one that came to mind. If you’re out there poke I hope the needle didn’t take your life and although you may have had your problems you were loved by every friend I had in real life and were missed
One of the things I love most about Rye and his videos is that you can see that people playing dead games are almost waiting for him to cover their game, once he comes around there are events and mods and admins get involved but he doesn't turn into a celebrity, they receive him with open arms just like they would any newcomer and do their thing, never putting him in a pedestal and teaching him about their legacy. Man its like Rye is an archeologist but for games
"involved but he doesn't turn into a celebrity"......he aint no celebrity coz he has a few subs.....
@@bertieballs to a very small game, someone with 250k subs is definitely not a few subs
@@bertieballs250k is not a few subs, a few is 3
@@bertieballssays the kid with exactly 2 subscribers. Shut up.
@@bertieballs Hah, way to smack the beehive, brother
That “love you” exchange killed me 😂
I know right? I can't imagine saying that to someone I barely know, let alone do it online over a game.
@@iknownot3336 Love you, pal
@@iknownot3336 Love you
@@iknownot3336 what can I say, Rye has that effect on people
@@JennyTheNerdBat thank you Jenny. But I don't wish to say" I love you too" because then I would be laying to you.
words mean nothing without emotions behind them.
i cant belive altitude still exists!!! legit made me cry seeing you play this game, THIS was my childhood haha
You are very welcome to come back! 😉
@@han_yolo_bolo hey u we’re playing
@@Poopyjoshgiddey yeah right! 😃 It's absolutely fun. You're welcome to join in! 😁
i don’t even remember when or how i played this game, but as soon as i saw it i got flooded with nostalgia
@@han_yolo_bolo could i? my timezone is gmt +0
i looked at the altitude player data and ur video actually boosted it by 10 people.
Thanks for covering Beyond The Wire. We need more people to join the play sessions! (Saturdays at 1pm EST)
Agreed. Newer player for BTW, but the one day we filled the server was fantastic.
Sorry I did not duck fast enough to revive you, Rye.
do you have a discord or something i could jojn?
I bought the game year ago never got someone to play n uninstalled it so there is session what time exactly on weekend
@@abdullahhashmi5423 Saturday at 1PM Eastern
@@abdullahhashmi5423 1pm EST on saturday i think
I loved Battlefield Hardline. I spent so much time on that game. It's just so unfortunate that it's considered dead.
My personal hot take is that back in the day I'd take BF4 over hardline any day of the week, but today going back hardline feels like it's aged like fine wine, while BF4 feels pretty slow and a bit less refined. Definitely feel like time did hardline good but because of the reputation it did have the player base is extremely small
Didn't even know Battlefield hard-line was considered dead cause I have a pretty easy time finding a match
@@humorousdwarf9090 depends on the platform I suppose.
Never understood why it even got the hate in the first place. I liked the Idea during the beta back then but didn't end up buying it due to the sheer amount of backlash it received, there was just no point in buying it for me already knowing that there might not be a lot of players, not to mention the fact that they'd need some time to fix it up either way considering that every release since BF3 had been a bug fest for at least the first few months.
@@humorousdwarf9090 if you play on Xbox there was about 2 to 3 healthy servers goings. That was a few months ago tho, couldn't tell you the current state. And you can't really be picky with what game mode you get
Hardline is the shit. The real legends drive the couch.
17:25 Yoooo I'm in that match! I saw you in Tower and recognized your name. I actually tried speaking a couple times during the Accelerate match, but I guess my microphone was not going though. Was fun though!
That is cool
Legend
You're a goat ❤
Nah fam he probly ignored you
Oh I have that game! It’s dead sadly, but if you find a group of friends that play it (also known as literally no one for me), then it can be pretty fun.
I genuinely cannot understand how Beyond the Wire died. It was so wonderful.
It seems every WW1 game dies, Verdun, tannenberg, I think the most recent one set on the Italian front is dead as well.
Isonzo is the name of the Italian one.
@@CallForGrandPappy Battlefield 1
@@eypick6987 Can hardly call that a WW1 game tho. I guess people just don't enjoy actual WW1 games that accurately represent the combat.
Well,no one asked for "Beyond the wire" as Tannenberg provided enough for the average WW1 enjoyer. It was also too clunky,same reason Ilvonzo or what its called was dead in the water
@@CallForGrandPappy isonzo just came out on game pass and the game is alive, its really good actually much more polished then the previous games from the series.
About TheLargestDog:
I remember being in a Murder Miners server a few years ago, hosted by The Largest Dog himself.
It was an FFA on one of his maps, and he was AFK for the entire match. there was a few players who were killing him and teabagging him, and it didn't sit right with me.
I have a lot of experience playing some of the older Halo games, and my skill in those transferred seamlessly to Murder Miners. I spent the match fighting off 3 or so newbies while protecting the AFK Largest Dog. Didn't understand his significance until I looked more into the game's community.
RIP Largest Dog, you were a legend.
Murder miners is an absolute classic. I hardly understood what was going on half the time but I absolutely loved the costume maps and zombie mode. RIP to the largest dog, probably played on some of their maps
Yep that game was insanely good and quite big on the 360
They should remaster it
@@Jellymiasthey are
We gotta get a group going
Those weirdly expensive games are priced that way for scams regarding 'random key boxes' on scummy key-reselling sites. (Those that promise 'at least one 60$ game!'.)
A few days ago some devs even re-priced and re-named their games to fool people into thinking they're purchasing Helldivers 2, BG3 or Counter Strike. Because apparently you can not just re-name your game once released but also the name of the publisher and dev studio, which is insane...)
Came here to say this
yeah could be money laundering also
It's deffo just a way to make big money 🤑 u make a game like that and u sell it cheap but say u sell it for 2.99 and sell 200 u only make 600 ISH if u sell it for 200 and sell 10 u make 2000 then u have multiple games all at high prices that are piss easy to make rince and repeat who ever is doing it is probably making a killing
i legit just thought it was money laundering lmao
@@stardust-reverie that was my first thought too
Beyond the Wire really looks amazing. You can tell a lot of love went into it.
It was part of an ill-fated attempt by the Squad devs to publish titles based off of their version of combined arms warfare. It had virtually no marketing or hype behind it after Post Scriptum fell flat on its face.
It was released on the time of the apex of Squad-type games, and BF1 was not that old yet so the market was just a bit too saturated I guess especially with Verdun.
So when are you and Pancake Lover getting married?
Idk
bro keep doing these. This brought back some suppressed memories of online friends in games. Especially the pancake guy encounter, it was so easy back then, those friends you chatted with with a couple of times on the game and some still managed to feel like best friends. What amazing memories you uncovered, thank you.
Randoomly came across this channel few months ago and love the dead game series. Really enjoy the editing and format and how wholesome you are. For some reason despite not having played 99% of the games shown on this channel, they have some kind of nostalgic feel to it
There was this one World War 2 RTS I played on a CD as a kid and mostly forgot about. I remember it being quite fun, yet difficult, and quit playing after a while, probably because I couldn't beat a mission or something. Eventually ended up losing the CD too somewhere along the way, and the PC it was installed on. However, it lived rent free in my head for all those years. I never forgot about playing the game, nor what it looked like, just all the details such as the name, franchise, and developer. It was always "That One WW2 RTS I Played as a Kid but Don't Remember." I never attempted to seek out the game, since there's a mountain of WW2 strategy games to climb through and I assumed it would be forgotten shovelware.
It was Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord. I have never known the title of this game yet always remembered it this whole time. I immediately recognized it when the footage popped up, even though you played a different game in the series.
Thank you, Rye, for finally solving the mystery of this game after so long. I'm definitely going to play it again now.
That is wholesome as fuck
i played one called panzers phase 2 and it was a ww2 rts that had tanks but wasnt focused around them, maybe its worth looking it up to see if that was it?
probably one the Blitzkrieg games, loved that as a kid
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@@knifed91 Man don't get me started on that. I still remember the day when I borrowed money from my grandpa to buy bk1. Used to play all day. I have all BK games on steam and still occasionally play them.
I hated that BF Hardline died. It was my favorite BF game and was so fun to snipe on the big maps, as well as drive the vehicles and just play for fun. It was my favorite large map war games. My favorite thing that I did in that game would have to be driving the hidden couch car on one of the maps (some desert map) and finding it was huge fun.
Sad thing is that people hated the game just for being about cops instead of the "modern warfare" theme.
Hotwire is probably one of the funnest game modes there has ever been in a first person shooter
cant believe murder miners is still on, remember playing it back in 2014
Maaaaan... Murder Miners brought back serious good memories. I remember when that game was huge, and getting all of my friends to buy it since it was legit only $1 on the indie market. Nothing will ever be as memorable as the zombies and big team battle matches on MM. Building an impromptu base or brrowing into the map to hide will never be replicated anywhere the same way, and no Fortnite allowing for a tower to be dropped at your feet doesn't count.
You need to do BRINK. It was the last game I got at a midnight release for the 360. It's FTP on steam now, averages 8 players or so. I have every achievement for it
Wow, brink takes me back, I used to think it was super fun, but I was like 9 or something
BRINK was an insane game. Absolutely loved it
Was the first and last game Brink I ever pre-ordered.
Haven't heard about Brink in years, Its crazy I kinda liked that game too. It was like the fps game with parkour before Titan Fall was even a thing.
Lol I remember trying to play brink on my PC, and it was the ultimate test of my computers hardware. It ran at like 2 fps, and I remember being so dissapointed. My parents got me a cheap gaming laptop back then for christmas and I was able to play with 20 fps!
Tower unite's a very interesting case of what happens when you can't get an influx of new players to funnel into the less popular modes.
It was originally a pair of the most popular Gmod servers, Gmod Tower, that was basically an MMO mario party, and being attached to that far, far more popular game meant that you'd get a whole lotta both new and occasional players joining constantly, to play with the regulars and keep the mini games alive.
They eventually wanted to move it off of Gmod because of the source engine's limitations and having their own identity, but... They didn't really change the structure of the game at all.
And that became a problem when it had a 20$ price tag. Suddenly, you arn't getting new players and occasional players anymore. So there were barely any players to play the minigames, which kinda killed them, which was half the appeal of the game (again, MMO mario party), so it kinda lead to a death spiral for the game based on its ill-fitting design.
The creative/social aspects of the game were largely free from this curse, but the loss of half the game was still enough to drive many off, leaving only the most hardcore left around.
Its definitely sad to see what was once a hub for genuinely millions of players, where servers had ques to get in and you could literally see anything or meet anyone, decay into this, but... its not like its over.
I don't know what's going through the dev's minds, but they know these issues. They know the game's failing to capture the audience they *know* is there. And they've been cooking something for a while.
Hopefully they can solve the issues plauging the game, cause... It was fun whike it lasted.
I remember hardline had this Florida mansion map where a hurricane would spawn and our entire team camped the mansion and defended it. Good times
And the couch car was also so fun. And the money game mode
Similar to beyond the wire, there was a WW2 game called Heroes and Generals that I used to play all the time in 2016. It used to average over 10,000 players but now doesn’t ever go above 10…
I absolutely love the concept of these games only really being functional at certain times and everybody coming together to play them.
Hardline is usually semi-populated on one server during evenings on EU time. It's fun to hop on occasionally and play a few rounds, even if I may get salty a bit. Glad you had fun!
My favorite is the couch car lol
Wasn't expecting to see Combat Mission on the list, actually I wasn't expecting to see Combat Mission really anywhere outside of those who know it and some RTS circles.
For some more context on it to those curious, Combat Mission is actually a military simulator and a different version (Combat Mission Pro) is actually employed by militaries. Think of it as kind of the Arma of RTS/Turn-Based games with it being the most realistic game for the genres as well as incredibly difficult because of that, the Dark Souls of RTS essentially. Unlike other games where you can just send units in you can't really do that in Combat Mission where if you don't employ real life tactics you're gonna lose and lose pretty bad (just like Rye did, and it would've been worse if the enemy had just mortars with how grouped up and exposed his infantry was). There's a few games with 4 being WW2, 2 being modern and 2 cold war (+3 older games from the earlier 2000s which are pretty different and another one set in the Soviet-Afghan War).
The most interesting thing about the games though are how the modern ones have predicted 2 conflicts now (well 3). Shock Force (the OG one) came out like ~3 years before the Civil War in Syria and while Black Sea was set in a hypothetical invasion of Ukraine in 2017, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea while it was in development (which it had been since 2009). Then right before Russian troops started mobilising on the border in 2022, they announced their DLC for Black Sea... (though while it is finished or pretty finished, it's currently been delayed till the war's over)
I wouldn't really recommend it though to those who aren't into MILSIM or wanting a challenging RTS but on their website (battlefront.com) there are demos for each game. They're also still being developed with a new engine coming soon hopefully as well as DLC and possibly a new game too.
I played hell out of the original Beyond Overlord and Barbarossa to Berlin back in the day. I was broke teenager back then so I pirated 'em. Bit later actually I bought the anthology release containing first two games and Afrika Korps. Only to find out that assholes shipped German version with no swastikas, Waffen SS troops re-branded into something like waffen ZZ or waffen grenadiers, historical names of people involved, dates and locations purged from mission briefings to countries that doesn't hate actual education or fun. Replacing textures, briefing texts and other stuff would have been a massive hassle without scripts or something to automate whole process. Never went back to the series after that. Ever since I have held opinion that German versions of any WWII games should be made fundamentally incompatible with rest of the world as long as the country as whole hates education.
@@762rk95tp you have zero knowledge about german culture, german education, and germany itself
I got combat mission afganistan on cd back in the day, well men of war is piece of cake in comparison to say the least
@@762rk95tp I appreciate the anger over our censorship laws 👍
These communities. It's so relatable. This is exactly how my main game is. Hearing one of the guys in the video say "we used to play on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, but now it's just Saturday" also hits home. We did too, and now it's just Friday.
And like someone else in the video mentioned, we mostly get old players revisiting the game as well, rather than new players. Though it does happen occasionally, and we're always happy to have them. Maybe once every 2 years we get a new player that really gets into it and becomes a new pillar of our community. Small gaming communities are an amazing thing to be a part of tbh!
That is so wholesome tbh
What’s ur game?
@@SaltySlice Probably not the same but mine is a very small part of the halo community that has been completely forgotten about. The roleplay community
The diversity of the social aspect and dynamic was amazing since opposing opinions clashed in the 100s but still worked together to build one of the most creative and competitive communities out there.
The military service members kept up the strict attitude which enhanced the roleplay and the kids would bring creativity and deviance to the game
It’s sad knowing some of my favourite games will be in similar situations, namely titanfall 2, and due to it being a source game I doubt we will get a proper sequel or game similar in movement.
This video made me remember about murder miners, and seeing his maps actually brought nostalgia from them. As a kid I never even agknowledged that they were player made maps, and hearing about his passing is sad. He was the one who gave me those memories
Murder miners almost made me cry 😂 that game used to be my life on the 360 and i used to play with The Largest Dog somewhat regularly. He was a nice dude and his maps are still some of the most creative customs ive seen in any game.
Your videos are perfect. I have been for years looking to have a glimpse into games kept by small communities with almost no players online or just abandoned, but I could never find anything with my searches, until, I found your channel a few months ago and it's just perfect. I'm surprised no one had the idea of exploring these abandoned games before and making videos about them like you've been making.
I think you should play Dino D-day. I used to play it and since I’m a grown-ass man I rarely play video games (but never grew out of living dinosaurs) but I was kind of shocked to see that one day that game had no players at all on multiplayer except for one player I have as a friend. Every time I do get to hop on Steam I see him still playing Dino D-day by himself.
...is it me ?
Probably it's him
@@FieldsOfConfusion MEET CUTE
Tried to play that game a year ago because I remember hearing about it back in 2015~ kinda sad that it's dead as at the time I wanted to play it so bad
yesss
The thing about Steam and PC's in general is that you'll have a lot of people using old and low powered machines and/or without a lot of money. So some of these older/free/lower spec games tend to keep a player base much longer as it gives those people more games to choose from
MurderMiners was dope! Back in the day the Xbox 360 version was popping, the steam version still gets updates, but it is dead. Glad to see someone make some content about it.
This series is the personification of the word "wholesome". While the rest of YT freaks out about P2W models, 120$ AAAA games and pointing out graphical glitches in out of bounds areas, this series really takes us to the core of gaming. To a time of saving up gifts from Grandma to buy a new physical game copy, planning for hours at school with friends about what to do in game later, spending 100s of hours on a 5$ purchase and just having a fun time. A time before things got complicated, our friends fell apart or passed away, a time before gaming became a multi billion dollar industry with all the glitz and glam of a fashion week and no heart. I still stay in some of those old discord groups where I met people during the early monster hunter games. We've been through each other's weddings and divorces, talking someone out of taking their own lives and even though we don't play any games together anymore, it takes me back to a time where it all began. :')
Enough to make a grown man cry
Geez man, this spun me out, so true
Just found out after showing him this video, my math tutor was the best altitude player of all time and how he won 5 world champions under some name that started with an S that I can’t remember but he was saying how he was number 1 on both leaderboards for years and he even knew I few of the guys from the video that he used to play with back in the day. He told me all this… an hour after I had coincidentally watched this video and found out what altitude even was, not to mention he brought up the game him self by complete chance.
Please ask them to come back to try out the ladder. Would love to try them out! And of course, you should give it a go, too!
I lived murder miners when I was younger, completely forgot about it until now. Genuinely one of the most fun games there was
I fear this may become the legacy of Helldivers. Not Helldivers 2, but the original twin stick shooter released on PS3 & carried over on PS4. It's successor absolutely over shadows the original, but after watching videos of Rye. I'm reminded there's likely always going to be a nostalgic crowd.
nah heldivers 1 sucks like we all knew that
Murder miners man that’s a throw back
games with a low player base always have the best communites because you know they actually have fun playing the game and they become good friends with everyone because its always the same people still playing it.
I actually used to play murder miners back in the day when it first came out. And i actually played with the largest dog one time when he was playing on a map he recently built making sure it was perfect. He was a legend
7:30 - It's honestly just so sweet to see some random guy on a dead game to say "love you" before you logged off. It so freaking wholesome
Your Videos are always very in-depth. We don't see this type of high-quality content on the platform much so thank you Rye Games for more of your slop.
Im a simple man, I see a new Rye video, I click
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Don’t forget bread
You're not just simple, you are the ...
So true
Relatable
Thank you for introducing me to War of Rights! New favorite game with an amazing community. Cheers
Damn imagine donating 15 and bro doesn't respond or like
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@@Breadedchicken556 It's not like onlyfans.
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I loved murderminers when i was a kid, played it all the time with my middle school friends and had some good memories on it. Bought it on steam about two weeks ago and was very sad to see no servers or players online. Really hope the game gets a breath of life after this video.
me and my friends still play murder miners since it was a game from one of my friend’s childhood, great game and lots of fun with a really genuine community
I loved playing Altitude back in the day. Such a fun game.
Please consider coming back and giving the ranked ladder a try!
I love Tower Unite- I have always been a big arcade person since I was a kid, and it has really scratched that itch for me in a lot of ways. However, it does make me sad to see how largely ignored it has been for so long, and to know that there has been such a ground up effort for this game.
I hope one day we see a stable, feature rich final release version of the game and all the developers of the game can truly feel fulfilled with their work.
2:04, thanks for introducing me to a simple awesome game.
I came here to see interesting dead lobbies, not tearing up about my time spent playing murder miners. I had a solid 2 years with that being my most played game, even over actual Halo
The Largest Dog was a real MVP. I didn't spend a ton of time in his levels simply because they were so expansive that you would spend minutes looking for another player, even in a full lobby- but he always, and I mean ALWAYS had a lobby going. Pretty sure he'd leave his 360 running while he was asleep and afk it the whole time. It was hard not to be a little jealous of the name he'd made for himself in the community, but it also wasn't unearned. Dude had the single largest impact on the game out of any active or inactive player. I was extremely sad to see he had passed away and wished I had known beforehand. I think a lot of us wished we had known because we can attribute a lot of our most positive murder miners memories to his efforts to bring life and creativity to the game
If I could have just one single day to go back to those times
Murder miners was so much fun back in the day I remember all the game modes and servers there were. The city maps and using the grappler to get round and killing other players
I once again suggest playing Forgotten Hope 2. Great game and an amazing community behind it all.
Man... Tower Unite could've been so damn good. I played it when it was still called Gmod Tower in GMOD. They made Tower Unite as an attempt at a standalone game with new and improved features. I played the earliest version of Tower Unite but my excitement for the game died since there weren't many players on and there was nothing to do yet apart from golfing and gambling
WAIT TOWER UNITE IS GMOD TOWER?????? wtf!!! I did not know that, I played a lot of gmod tower, was fun.
Old hat alti player here, thanks for the publicity! It has been great to see new players on!
"Oh that's my shadow." That made me laugh quite a bit
I played and had a personal conversation with the largest dog in a random server In murder miners back in 2016. Murder miners was my childhood game fr.
wasn't expecting tower unite in this video, game seems more like it has a small community than it being a dead game
That last one is totally just money laundering lmao
Play altitude guys.
Amen!
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Oh my god I played a TON of Murder Miners when I was a kid. I loved it so much
almost cried when i saw murder miners... had so much fun on that game with my friends in my childhood. thanks rye
guy
God bless everyone Jesus loves you all
Hell na
Jesus Christ the son of God bless you too my friend.
Amen
Noooo god
Blud wot
i use to play murder miners about four years ago, idk if he still does this but when i played every Thursday the developer would come on and play with us
My friend and I use to play murder miners in 2015 on steam, even then it was a small community but we loved it
I used to play murder miners every night in middle school but forgot it even existed, thank you bro
Murder miners was the game I played when i went to my younger cousins to play it back when you’d stay playing till the sun came back up. We used to have the best memories. My aunt passed away about a year ago so seeing that game just brought back a lot of good memories like her coming in yelling at us to go to bed already!! Because the fucken birds are chirping
Beyond the wire was such a fun game my really good friend and I used to play together, we would always try and run a MG team and hold a flank, we stopped an entire advance on our lines with our MG and grenades. He passed away unexpectedly from a work accident shortly after after that gnarly line defense, haven’t played it since.
The Largest Dog was like a big brother to me when i was in school, i remember coming home from school and hopping on the game, this video is how i learned he passed away. thank you truly from the bottom of my hear rye
The multiplayer map you were playing on murder miners was Terminal from cod mw2
I been part of the altitude community since 2009, its really quiite special, theres about 50 of us that still play fairly daily
wow, sad to hear i hate how cruel life can be but even as a person who doesnt play murder miners or even ever has, i appreciate the ability for his supporters to be able to enjoy his maps while he is gone! i hope for the murder miners X they release his maps to still be enjoyed by everyone new and a veteran at the games! much love to the Devs and to TLD
Murder, miners, unlocked a memory so deep in my mind that it actually blew me away
It’s nice knowing that there’s still communities of games whether dead or forgotten that are still around and even more all basically know each other and the wholesome convos.
combat mission is a really fun game if your a massive nerd (like me) about military equipment and tactics, things like suppression and move and bounding are all effective at getting your guys from point A to point B in an reasonable fashion with minimal casualties. it can be really confusing at first but as you get better youll start to understand things like how to call in air support and artillery and you can even mod it to have more campaigns or make your own
It’s crazy that the Altitude servers and website is still up.
I forgot about murder miners until now!! Omg I’m glad I remembered this game now 😭 I remembered the time there were loads of people playing it, games full of people…damn time really passes fast
that murder miners section hit me in the feels i also bought it with some left over dollars from a gift card and instanly feel in love didnt know murder miners x was a thing coming out def gonna check it out once it out
Hardline was great, had really good shoting and feeling of the wapons. The problem was that the game wasnt about USA vs RU and military stuff....Loved that game...
Murder Miners was a childhood favorite
the first two incarnations of the "Combat Mission"-series (along with the DOS game Steel Panthers), CMBO (Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord) and CMBB (Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin) almost cost me a university degree, so, thumbs up for including them.
Dude I loved Battlefield Hardline, but everytime I come back to it I just cannot find a server where's more than 10 people it's just sad because in my opinion BH was one of the best Battlefield titles. I remember when I was young I played Primal Carnage that was a great MMO game about dinosaurs but now it's dead and I feel bad for the comunity.
people that still keep games like this alive are the core of the gaming community, being able to play the games that shaped us as who we are even if its dead is just so gratifying, i seriously think people should try one day the games we loved as a child have a chance to still be beating
So many memories just came rushing back- I didn't even remember playing these games but the moment I saw them all of the memories came FLOODING back
I remember playing with the largest dog on that map where you were in a huge house and driving around with him in the car like 10 years ago. Cool memories
Battlefield Hardline had a game mode called Hotwire that I really enjoyed. It was basically conquest but instead of the capture points being flags they were cars and most fights over capture points were naturally, car chases and I found it incredibly fun.
Battle field hardline was such a fun game of my childhood! It deserves way more players, so many memories of playing Hotwire for literally hours straight
brooo murder miners was one of my childhood games i remember fighting off zombies all the time and building random stuff everyday for ages trying to complete parkour corse over and over again
You should try natural selection 2, its not quite dead with 2 or 3 servers full at times but usually 1 full server in europe, but its really fun and interesting gameplay
I remember one night ( probably like 7 or 8 years ago)I was playing murder miners with a few of my friends and some randoms on one of the largest dog's maps. I don't remember the name but It was scaled to where you were like an ant in this house with alot of wierd but cool stuff in it. Anyway we were playing and the largest dog actually joined and played with us for a bit and friended some of us on xbox. I'm sad to hear of his passing. I wonder if my 360 account still has him friended
i have such good childhood memories from murder miners
DUDE ALTITUDE YEAH! I used to absolutely love that game when I was a kid!
Not only did you show off combat mission, you also showed off my favorite combat mission TH-camr, thanks for covering it I would have never guessed you would
When I was little, I played a lot of Pirates of the Caribbean Online a LOT. One day it closed. Few years later a few fans remade the game, and after several years of testing and such, it's back online as The Legend of Pirates Online. I still hop on every once in a while now. I've only met a few new players on it, mostly just old fans but it's cool that it's still fairly popular.
murder miners sent me so far back. i saw the intro and it dragged my memories from so long ago. this video was amazing.
the guy who told you that he was playing verdun before gave me chills as i played that game on my childhood on my old crappy laptop my dad gave me. Man the nostalgia hits hard just hearing the name of the game man good oldays.
TheLargestDog Passed!!! What!! Dude ive not played in so many years. I remember me and my friends would get together every weekend at one of our houses and we would bring our tvs and xboxs and set in the living room amd play for hours good time! R.I.P to the legend TLD you will be and have been missed
man you should play drift city. This game is legendary and has a warm community
I used to play a game on 360. All I remember was a big central tower in a block (Minecraft visual type) world. The further you got away from the central tower to harder and more difficult monsters would try to attack you. I remember eventually there would even be like dragons if you went far enough away. The whole game was building weapons and being able to go further out. I wish I remembered the name it was so fun