Josh Strife Hayes reacts to Asmon & Zepla reacting to "Why old MMO's Feel better"
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- This is the greatest #REACTCEPTION in history. Josh Strife Hayes reacts to Asmongold and Zepla reacting to "Why old MMO's Feel better" by Josh Strife Hayes while Reacting to Zepla who is livestreaming reacting to Josh Strife Hayes reacting to Asmongold and Zeplas reaction. Later on Josh starts to react to fellow content creator Callum Upton's livestream who is also reacting to this whole big react of a react.
Asmongolds react to Josh Strife Hayes video:
"Why Old MMOs Feel Better | Asmongold Reacts to Josh Strife Hayes"
• Why Old MMOs Feel Bett...
Zepla react to Josh Strife Hayes video:
"Zepla reacts to "Why old MMO's feel better" by JSH"
• Zepla reacts to "Why o...
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"That's why I'm milking it... Its my cow"
No... Thats fair
Best answer he could've give
Honesty is always the best policy.
@@fishbiter9409 that's actually a lie right there
Is that milk in your tea cup?
"Yeah I agree with myself a lot, I think I'm right"
Josh's ability to keep a straight face through the most absurd situations while simultaneously making them more absurd is unrivaled
That's british humor for you in a nutshell mate
yeah that's the core of british humor, very sarcastic, and super dry. Not everyone likes, its my favorite form of comedy. That dead-pan voice, not batting a goddamn eye at the rediculousness of the situation.
@@ExarchGaming ridiculousness.
indubitably..,
This is exactly what I expected from Josh, a back-to-back react. A new level in react meta. He never disappoints.
an improvement, lets hope the true new react meta will become actual original content. that is to say a drastic decrease in reaction content
I just want everybody to know that I am reacting to this video of these content creators reacting to Josh’s video
This comment is 101% based..
yesaaaaaaaaaaaa
@@nathanperquin9910 cringe take
"That's why I'm milking it. It's MY COW!"
The BEST reaction meta statement of all time.
i mean, typically the expression of "milking" something is always from "your own cow" like a video game company pumping DLC's to milk its own game
I thought he would say that he was milking himself
Can`t wait for Asmon to react to this.
10 hours reaction
Can't wait for Josh to react to Asmons reaction
@@RickReasonnz that's infinity
Perpetual content machine.
@@walid-fb2kq well, if we go the infinite route, it will last many days and we will see them sleep on screen. XD
- He says it's gonna be long and that he's gonna make it longer
- I get Vietnam flashbacks of the loop incident and check the video length
- He does a 3 and a half hour video
- I press play anyway
I just watched the first one today only to have this autoplay as I'm cleaning my room...i need to sleep. I want to play FF14. I have a million DnD live shows i've neglected the past year....I just can't...but I probably will. Josh is one of the only content creators who's voice should be ASMR, but I can't fall asleep if I get past the 5 minute mark of one of his videos. This bit already stole a day from me and now I have to set another asside
Zepla losing her mind and descending into madness as it went on for nearly 4 hours was probably the best part. She thought it'd be over in 30 minutes tops but little did she know, she'd be stuck in hell with the rest of us instead.
I'm so mad I chose sleep instead of staying up for this madness. I mean, I would have suffered for it, but oh god
@@KatlamosQuickdraw but as we have learnt today, it would have been such a memorable experience
@@WolfOfLegend Saturday streams are usually the only ones I can watch too because I work nights. Well, I've learned: if I have to stay awake to watch an entire JSH stream on Saturdays, I'm going to.
Wouldn't it be crazy if this is what did it not escaping from Russia.
@@KatlamosQuickdraw Just watch the yt vid there is no need to feel like you missed out. If you are really into masochism you can even force yourself to watch it several times or open two tabs and watch them at the same time (with a time dif) or watch the whole thing at 0.5 speed.
And yes I am a fan of the dark souls series. It makes you basicly an expert on masochism.^^
Props to Callum for being the true boss of this video.
He has nothing to do with all of this, but still hops on without hesitation.
Finally, a thorough and comprehensive reaction video!
Are you familiar with a podcast known as Every Frame a Pause a.k.a. EFAP?
Motion picture
I love how Josh is able to cleanly communicate and to commit to the bit even or especially if it might make him look stupid. And because he commits he never looks stupid.
Played absolutely straight, it's an amazing gag
This. This is content. This isnt just reacting and adding pauses and slight opinion.
This is a true reaction masterpiece. This single video adds insane amounts of value to the original video that hes reacting to.
This is why I love Josh.
Fun fact: most of classical philosophers works are just reactions to each other. And it was much slower back then. Because you have to literally dictate a book, then have it manuscripted for you, then wait until your opponent in the other city-state read it, and will make his own book of "this dude is wrong and here's why". And there was no bell notifications, at least not for replies that's for sure.
We are all just chemicals reacting off each other. New bonds are formed through reactions. Half life 3 Gaben please.
HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH ITTTT
The worst thing is that by having Zepla muted, we can't hear her reactions to Josh's stream, which made me go to her twitch to find this stream and listen to that as well. Thanks Josh for breaking my mind
The worst part is when they all raided Callum, so I had 3 different versions of Callum talking
Josh: Original MMOs were chat rooms
Zepla: The only way for twitch streamers to talk to each other is to react to videos.
Me: Where is the gameplay?!?
wip
"That's why I'm milking it... it's MY COW" --Josh Strife Hayes
Timeless. Quality content as always, thanks Josh!
When I heard him describing Asmon's first sentence it felt like what I was writing in my philosophy homework when I needed to reach page minimum
You know it's gonne be good when, after 10 minutes, he's made it through exactly 12 seconds of Asmon and 35 seconds of Zepla.
I think I'm gonna have to call in sick from work in order to watch this
Josh is highly underrated among the twitch/YT community I hope he becomes as big as he deserves to be
This is precisely the kind of dynamic and multifaceted analysis I was looking for.
I'd love to see Josh's reaction to this. It'd be interesting to hear his opinion.
Also, keep up the great work, man! If I had a second monitor, I'd still watch this on both.
honestly having the 2nd monitor made this harder, I had to work out when past zepla/ present zepla was talking witout looking lol
I'm playing Assassin's Creed Odissey in my first monitor, but TBH, this is more interesting XD
When I saw the title and video duration, I actually laughed out loud, and immediately saved it to my "Stuff for Work" playlist. This'll get me through half a shift!
Josh my be second monitor content when I'm home, but he's main earbud material while I'm at work.
You just like me fr
Same here
Same, im at work right now
Now we need a collab between Zepla and Asmon reacting to this video at the same time. And then have it on Allcraft, with Josh and Zepla as guests, discussing all videos from the start.
Let's see how far can we go down this rabbit hole.
And Josh, you're amazing as always, exactly my type of humour.
God damn this would be the dumbest this ever.
Let's do it.
An hour into this I realised I had to go watch Zepla's viewpoint, and 2 hours into that I realised I'll have to watch Callum's too. You complete and utter thumbtack of a content creator...
He's become too powerful, the reaction meta has fueled him beyond the limits of the ordinary content creator. Not even Sam Hyde could stop him now
do you think he reached his final form yet?
@@kokocaptainqc He's discovered the reaction content version of the Morrowind alchemy loop. There are no limits to his power now.
@@Oi1Suzy so how should we call it? Super Josh 3? or is he even higher than that?
@@kokocaptainqc The Reactionborn?
FUS-RO-PAUSE! "Now.., I made an really interesting point there..."
Edit: He already has the hat for it
I hold Josh in such high esteem. My respect for him has skyrocketed for openly admitting he uses make up. Good for you, sir.
I love it when guys wear makeup, when it’s well done.
Visa: How shall I Clip this?
Also Visa: Ctrl-C + Ctrl-P
Every time I think Josh can't push the reaction meta even further than he already has, he finds a way.
I never thought Josh would actually do it. I'm afraid of how powerful he's becoming.
Strike him down and he will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
You fool, he can't get any more powerful, he's just decided to unseal some of it to assert dominance
This guy is like the David Attenborough of MMORPGs and react videos, so enthusiastic and passionate, yet dignified and calm.
This man is a genius how he can stretch content like he does and still make it entertaining.
omg, I'm dying watching this. This is hilarious.
Hearing Zepla's laugh was just so funny.
I swear zepla's laugh could cure cancer.
he should do this every week... the meta is melting my brain, i certainly like it!
Excellent trollery here.
Keeping a straight face too, well done Josh. Especially at the beginning during the complete chaos of loops and echo.
This was one if the most meta experiences iv ever had. 3 streams open at once broke my mind
Put chats to to each other while content creators react to each other
I absolutely love the idea that Josh saying "let's react to this video" puts the fear of God into his chatroom
The react meta expands yet again
Josh, Zepla and the Multiverse of Twitch Madness. LOVE IT.
I feel like I'm watching Every Frame a Pause whenever Josh is reacting to something. I love it.
A fellow toxic brood ?
Let us share a goblet of spider milk
@@RandomVideoApparatus May The Don Be With You
Josh bringing us to a reaction singularity as quickly as possible so that we can move on already is exactly what my day needed. 10/10 best mmo of all time
Oh my God, Josh Chad Hayes has gone way over the meta now.
This might be as good or better than the time loop we had before, Josh is a goddamn genius.
This is brilliant. Maybe finally a way to break the react meta, by pulling it to its limit.
So long as the react meta pulls views, it won't stop.
I will tell you something. Last year I started to hike around the place I lived. A lot of forest, a bit swampy at some areas. I was trying to cross a river and tried to find a place I could cross, so I walked around 10-20m from it along. Turns out it was all a little swampy too, so my sandals quite went a few cm into the wet earth. At some point however I was caught in a bad place - it was worse than before, and I managed to step into a place in which half my body sunk into. I tried to get into a horizontal position to get out, and after a struggle of a few minutes I managed to get out of there.
Once I was out, I was laughing at the experience, knowing very well that later on I would look back on it as an interesting experience. I knew I still had to clean all my clothes and further annoyance was awaiting me, but I knew I would overcome that as well.
Josh's take on adversity vs convenience is truly an interesting topic because there is no easy answer to it. It's something that will concern me as a (hopefully) future game designer.
Did you still have your sandels on when you pulled yourself out?
@@fishbiter9409 Yes, I lost nothing. I prefer to carry everything safely - no loose items dangling around.
each time i hear Josh speak about ''an absolute gentleman'' i instantly have an image of Hildibrand from FF14 doing his dumb pose and i laugh alone in front of the pc
_"Of course I'm milking it, it's My cow!"_
Quote of the year.
Josh is just taking this to the ultimate level and I am here for it
Asmongold in the top left had the classic thumbnail reaction for nearly 2hours straight, most genuine reaction out of all of them lets be real
I had to watch this 3 times ones on josh his stream, once on zeplas her stream and once on calums stream to fully expierence this.
Watching this stream live had me laughing so much, it made for a great day in these trying times. I got to thank Josh, Zepla, and Callum for the awesome experience.
I love the energy you brought to this Josh, I've come from DarkViperAU but I came to enjoy your Worst MMO's series through a recommendation of his
"Mr. Twitch is like Homelander. No one wants him around."
Omg... 3 hours+ you're a champion man.
Going on his tangent when he used his morrowind experience i have something similar that i remember to this day and i smile everytime i do.
Back in the ps1 era i had final fantasy tactics. It was the first ever final fantasy i had ever played. Nay, first RPG i have ever played. The game was fun, i didn't know how to speak english at the time so i had no idea what the menus said,what the spells were and what classes and jobs and skills were.
I used to use chant on enemies because of that. But i am learning, dying and struggling. After a while i figured that "red area means damage, green area means good damage" and i am just going trough the game. I get a new equipment, i put on my characters because "big number is good" and i am not checking for status immunities, ailments, magic nor anything like that. I had a black mage with guard skills for god's sake.
Anyways, i am just brute forcing trough the game, and another thing, i am only using one save slot for everything, even when the dungeon said "hey dumbass. Use another slot. You wont be able to leave".
So there i was. I was going and going and so far i had been advancing the game on a consistent pace because well, the original fft is easy as pie. Anyways. Then i eventually reached him. Velius. And i had ramza as a ninja. Two swords, big damage number. I reached the first form and OHKO him. Good. Easy fight. Then he transformed. I had no equipment against stone. My party was not optimized.
I had a team of only 4 or 5 characters because i never thought of levelling secondary troops not anything. Hell, i didnt like agrias so i had just removed everything she had and gave it to another unit.
Cue two weeks of me, stuck in that fight. Dying over and over and over and over again because he just used break on my units and summoned cyclops to decimate my party. His demons just obliterated my party again and again. It was MISERABLE. AWFUL. HORRIBLE!
But then. One week i took the game with me when i was visiting my father and brothers. I explained it to them and we all. The 6 of us sat down and did that battle over and over. Hell, two of them didnt even like videogames and one had the new fangled xbox and there we were on the ps1 on a dinky 14'' television trying to kill Velius.
We spent the whole day trying. The entire night. We all woke up in secrecy in the middle of the night with the game on mute to try.
And eventually we did it. By sheer miracle, after mixing the party up, changin jobs, changing skills. Brute forcing what class did what and what item did what we did it. We won. Velius was down for the count.
That was the biggest win we collectively had in a game in our lives so far.
And now, i have knowledge of the game. I know the jobs. I know the routes. I know the equipments. I can kill Velius easily. But its not the same. The magic of the moment only happened once. I now see Velius as just another boss with a rather dumb AI once you figure his patterns.
But i still remember when he was the biggest pain in the ass ever. And i love the memory. So yeah. I agree with Josh 100%
"its my cow" lmao
My head is starting to hurt by about the 12min mark...
Also, I'll be honest, it's really difficult keeping Josh as fourth-monitor content when it gets this complex. Sometimes he even makes it onto half of my second one.
What you need to do is have 2 or 3 monitors and stretch it across all of them at once.
The most upsetting thing about this is that Josh uses Twitch in Light Mode.
"That is the title" I'm dying laughing already. the dry sarcasm is why I love these.
I feel like it is to subliminal for most people to understand what is going on. It was interesting watch to see it play out though.
What a weird way to have a podcast. I dig it
I was NOT ready for Zepla's cameo XD
Omfg, this is brilliance
I thought I'd tune into this for a few minutes and ended up listening for an hour. You are a remarkably entertaining man!
This was just so fantastic of a vod the editor just uploaded the whole thing, absolute CHAD
"This is borderline experimental"
This is just an unofficial podcast with Zepla and Callum, expect Josh can control whether they can talk or not
It's like a multiple layer of parallel thinking, but it's not in your mind. It's actually happening. 😂😂😂 *The chaos!* I'm loving it!!
2:35:35
I am so glad you brought this up. Back in the day everytime I paused my wow subscription, I always gave "not enough solo content" as a reason. I have so much to say about this but not sure I'll manage.
I hate the point some people make "if you don't like forming groups, joining guilds etc. then don't play an mmo". To me mmo's are about sharing a world not necessarily a party. It is a great thing if an mmo is good at socializing people, but same as arranged marriage, if you force the issue it will result in misery more often than not.
I also enjoyed guildwars "hub based" mmo system and I have an anecdote of a gaming moment where I felt this more than ever. It was the release of Elder Scrolls Online. I love the ES Universe and was excited to play it with a friend on release. Made myself a stealthy bow user as this was my preferred style of playing the single player elder scrolls games. When I went into the first dungeon and tried to sneak a bunch of dudes ran past me with massive 2handed weapons, smashing everything in their way. I had to wait for spawn of the dungeon mob at the end. This is were I thought that, not only do I prefer playing solo if given the option, but this game sacraficed so much of the strengths of the original titles by not really managing those moments of interaction.
I think games like elden ring/ genshin impact/ monster hunter are an interesting take on multiplayer and would be excited to see how an mmorpg could look if we go from there and slowly introduce systems like GW1 city hubs.
I watched this live. It was amazing. 👍
Part of twitch history lol
This is one of the moments Vivaldi's mosaic and active tab audio would have been really useful, no need to multiple browser windows or mute Zepla's stream.
Nearly fell out of my chair laughing when you started watching Zepla live
I hope ZepLive uploads the clip of her realising he's watching her and the laugh, that is a good clip.
It's hilarious that he was doing this for the meme, but actually showed how to properly react to something and add some substance to the video as opposed to just watching someone else's video and pausing every so often to say things like "yeah, remember that guys? Remember that? haha".
After the slow crawl to insanity that was the self react video I'm both terrified and intrigued to start this one...
Josh seriously... I just had a long arduous day at work (we all know the type) but the moment I got home and decided to turn on this YT-vid of you reacting to zepla reacting to you whilst watching zepla reacting to your stream and reacting on that it seriously made my day a whole lot better again. Thanks a lot for all that great content you make whilst just being "you"
p.s. Are you a timelord? Somehow you keep on getting the wibbly-wobbly-timey-whimey stuff JUST right xD
I promise I'm not trying to be some kind of contrarian here...
My best memories of WoW actually was doing tons of pick-up-group dungeons in Wrath of the Lich King when that feature was new. Because I was really good at it, and it was the first time I bothered with doing dungeons as a tank. I didn't want the responsibility of being the tank pre-pug, I was too shy, but now I was willing to give it a chance. The anonymity effect of being in a pug gave me more confidence.
Made lots of friends to play with after that.
I remember getting so hooked at it that me and and a friend did it non-stop for over 24 hours and had an amazing time.
There were downsides to it, like people being more rude and trollish then usual, but in general it was a great time. Never had so many people compliment me for my skills, or wanting to be friends with me before or after. I felt like a million bucks.
And then Cataclysm arrived and I quit wow.
Ye finally it got archived, I now got a thing to study to
"Look it's Saturday, don't pretend you have anywhere better to be"
Amen- not being anywhere of significance is the exact important place I make sure I am xD
This is why I'm subbed to all your channels.
The clever wit, the profound philosophy.
And most importantly, the cream of the crop Reaction Content.
I was there. I saw Zepla break live. I watched Callum put on the sunglasses and make his screen gamma radioactive. It was magical.
Josh is the best content creator. Nobody can convince me otherwise
my first game was Lineage, and we used to literally stand in town at the message board for hours chatting. its some of my best gaming memories
This might not be the content we want, but it is definitely the content we need.
Visa is doing some stellar work these days. Maybe Josh will give him another jar of mayonnaise :-)
"Of course I'm milking it, it's my cow!" Smart words Josh!
i use you're videos as background sound while im drawing , i can't tell you how many times i stopped working to see whether it's looping or i'm just going crazy
"That's why I am milking it, it's my cow!" *snort*
11 minutes in and i just can't get the grin off my face. As long as milk is this good - keep milking.
I'm an hour in and it only gets better
Zepla and Josh doing content together is actually something I didn't think about. They are both intelligent and goofy personalities. Good mix.
In summary, Josh invented the reaction to a video while this video is being created. Soon, new concept: react to a video that has not yet been recorded...
Reacting to scripts has already been done
"we're at now now"
"what happened to then?"
"Just passed it"
"When?"
"Now"
Somehow this just became the complete plotline of Netflix's "Dark"
Finally, pure reactionism
I think this is it. The peak of streaming content. There is nothing else beyond this.
Started playing PoE because of your twitch stream. I'm playing on ps4, is super fun. I'm probably building a terrible character cause that skill tree really is a drop the game moment, but the gameplay loop is fun as hell. Fun thing, on the ps, at least, the skill tree is very zoomed in when opened the first time . I had to manually zoom out to completely see it
It's actually funny, about the Morrowind anecdote, because I have a similar experience.
MW wasn't my first game, but my first RPG. And I've played for quite some time, enjoyed it and then came to a part in the main storyline, in which you have to go to a specific tomb (that's rare).
So, I read the quest, told me to go to that sign and turn right and continue forward. So I walked... and walked... and couldn't find that sign. So I because I ended up at the other side of the island, I decided the most sensible thing to do was to just search for the tomb. And when I eventually did and left the tomb, I walked north to look for the damn sign that cost me 4 hours.
It was a f'cking pile of stones I didn't realize was meant to be a sign.
And here's the thing about this, this is my most memorable MW story. But because of that, whenever I think about this adventure, all the other things I've done in MW come up again. How my character looked, what skills I trained, how my first encounter with an Alit went.
And how I wanted to own my own Guar. How my first thought was to double cross my questgiver in the very first Hlaalu quest and I actually got rewarded for it.
And that's why I can go back to this game. If it weren't for this miserable experience of wasting 4 hours, it would've just been a game. But instead it has become a memory.
If you can't beat them, join them: The Video
My experience has been since the advent of the group finder that when I try to make conversation in a dungeon, more often than not I am met with hostility or just plain ignored. The likelihood of a group or just a single someone responding and carrying on a conversation is very slim.
Now THIS is the reaction content that we need, but do not deserve.
Your cat does that to make sure you know there is food available. Same reason your cat will bring you things they’ve killed. They never see you hunt and think you’re going to starve.
Thank you, this is the perfect nonsense to watch in the office (very slow day…) Josh you are indeed a trailblazer
2:38:51 Dude I had a main with all skills maxed, and an alt that had everything but the melee stats almost maxed that made most other mains look like newbs. Gamers back then were just built different
One of my greatest memories from classic wow, is actually finishing The Wailing Caverns on the open stress test beta with a level cap of 15. Wiped 6 times on the big boss that slaps. Finished the dungeon about 15 minutes before the beta went down. But boy was it fun. Then the game released and no one wanted a player under level 20 so the challenge wasn't there anymore.
He just keeps upping the ante... The absolute Madlad