Chaos Theory taught me to _see the things everyone else ignores._ 17 years later... Politics, News, War...Information warfare. This game was very prophetic. Between good story telling and Michael Ironsides deep humor this game held wisdom. An aura.
There have been a few good indie games but aside from the new MGS remastered collection there's not much else. Splinter Cell is apparently getting a reboot but I don't have high hopes for that.
Specially since the advent of VR. Imagine Spies vs Mercs in VR. Running and hiding in the dark. Literally looking over your shoulders and down at your legs and arms and hoping you're hidden enough.
Still the best (not just one of the best, simply the best) stealth game in existence The animations, the detail, the ways you can tackle objectives and navigate around the maps, how you can choose to go full assault or full stealth (did a ghost playthrough, it's HARD af but fun af), and most importantly, the CAMERA The camera is SO good in this game it's a wonder it's not used as a template more often The way it subtly moves around Sam to either have him in the focus or depending on the situation, how it changes focus without you really noticing. If you're in a tight hallway it moves to the left or right of Sam depending on Sam's distance to the wall. If you're in the vicinity of an enemy it will focus on that enemy so it's easier to gauge distance. If you're near a corner it will automatically move so you can peek around that corner without having to press a button. It's so fucking good and most of all: it just works. In my 18 years of playing this game I've NEVER had issues with the camera. Not with clipping, not with being too close to Sam (because if it's too close it simply moves up so you can still see everything). And of course, lastly, Sam is just an absolute amazing character
Holy shit these are some great observations, I never noticed how good the camera is! It’s safe to say it plays a huge role in how smooth the gameplay feels
Sad that the only game to come close was another splinter cell game blacklist after that most stealth games went to shit...well mgsv was ok and the Hitman trilogy was fun
Agreed but we will never get back those mgs1 or those mgs2 days...sad we have to settle with pages that literally states that today's viewers will not be able to handle the mgs2 twist
The one thing about the PC version that makes me prefer playing it on the Series S, is that using the mouse wheel is a bit cheap since you can just set Sam's speed to an ideal stealthy one and not think about it much. On a controller you have to be aware of how fast you're moving him which really adds to the tension of creeping around guards.
Ya plus it made doing any kind of acrobatics if you wanted to very difficult because I would have to stop for a sec turn my speed up then run and probably fail whatever bs jump I was trying
@@yesdude3914 Just buy the game as an original XBOX disc and pop it into your new XBOX Series S/X Backwards compatibility will download an update and it will work on your new XBOX Series S/X Played through the entirety of Double Agent for the original XBOX that way a lot of games are supported under backwards compatibility and the Splinter Cell series falls under that
WOW - excellent analysis and tidbit on music!!! My favorite childhood game Im 27 now and my heart and mind always come back to this at times. So so so good. Subbed
I still play this game till this day can’t believe it will be turning 20 years old in 2025. This game has so many good levels with the lighthouse, bank, penthouse, hokkaido, battery and kokubo sosho being my favorites.
@@thesummerofmark Yeah i agree with you. Everytime i hear the battery theme i get so immersed by it. It makes me always feel like i’m in sam fisher shoes sometimes.
i've never actually played any of the tom clancy games outside of ghost recon just because i wasn't really interested growing up, but this video definitely peaked my interest in chaos theory. it looks like a game that has a lot more heart than what's on the surface, from dialogue, to the sound design, even the small details of the plot sound thorough. gonna have to figure out how to get started since i'd be going in blind, but i'm genuinely interested in giving it a shot thanks to you. keep up the good work!!
I just grabbed it off of g2a then downloaded it onto the Ubisoft application on my pc works great didn’t even have to do anything other than change some of the key binds to my liking. Absolutely recommend giving it a try, it makes the mechanics in modern games look like child’s play it’s not even funny how well this game holds up.
Great video! I wish I could go back and play Chaos Theory for the first time. I was 14 when it first released, and boy was it a great time for gaming. If you get a chance to play the co-op missions, I highly recommend them. It was such a blast having a friend over and playing Chaos Theory split screen co-op.
Hey, thanks a lot for the kind words and good luck with your channel! I wish I could wipe this game from my brain and play it again for the first time. I’ll see if I can get some friends together and make the co-op work
Great video dude I've been replaying Chaos Theory and it's a shame we haven't gotten a sequel that builds on its mechanics Also when it comes to the tanks in Seoul you can blind them with smoke grenades or toss a frag into the open top hatch that will kill it. I too got screwed by them a few times, I swear it's a gamble on if they can see in the dark or not.
Hadn't played in almost 20 years, proceeded to bing the game over the course of the day 100%ing missions on hard. Had such a blast . No, I wasn't not able to 100% Bathhouse on my first run, but boy I gave it a good effort for not knowing what I was up against. I'm gonna do it lol. I needed Redding's Recommendation for those extra smokes! Thanks for the good video, TH-cam let's me indulge my hyper fixations so thoroughly. Get a feel for some of what The People think. Thanks for contributing 👍
I play chaos theory all the time on my rog ally, played through all of the splinter cells but hands down chaos theory is the best of them all I played countless hours back on ps2 now I can enjoy the game at high fps with max graphics my younger self would of never that that would be possible
Legendary game, truly a masterpiece and a cult-classic, not only for the stealth genre. If you didn't play it, you are missing out a lot! I think I'll restart it soon, really miss good ol' Sam. Ubisoft are dumpsters because they abandoned this franchise and this story, yeah I get it, we'll get the remake, but there could have been much more evolution in the character arcs :) Thank you for the vid and for reigniting my nostalgia for this gem!
Thanks so much for watching!! Honestly, with Ubisoft in current state, I’d much rather they left the series alone. I don’t trust modern Ubisoft to make a good Splinter Cell game
@@thesummerofmark I don't trust Ubisoft either, I would "die" to get a messy and buggy splinter cell game...but don't kill my hope, maybe in this 12th hour there is still someone at Ubisoft management / senior level with some brain left and the ability to live up to the standards of this series. Btw, as stated, I reinstalled Chaos Theory as said :) aged like wine
Some of the music reminds me a bit of that in the rather obscure game Excalibur 2555 AD. That wasn’t a great game, but it had a fantastic soundtrack. The eerie theme you mentioned, reminds me of a theme in that especially. This is a great game in any case. I agree with most of what you said. I think Mark of the Ninja is the only stealth game released since, that I liked about as much.
Ohh Mark of the Ninja, now that’s a game I haven’t played in a long time. I loved it! My buddy Arkham666 made a great video about it, you should definitely check it out
Beginning of a downtown mission at the 5:40 mark... Lambert : Fisher, the National Guard is deployed, be careful with them. Fisher : I feel safer already. LMAO
Your Dishonored 2 video showed up in my recommendations and I’ve subscribed. I hope the TH-cam algorithm god smiles on your channel soon and you build up more views. Also, THANK YOU for recording your own voice overs instead of using text to speech software! It’s so much better to hear a real person’s voice than that uncanny artificial cadence.
Thank you for subscribing and for the kind words! Wow I didn’t even know using text to speech was a widespread trend - all the content I watch record their own voice overs
whilst most maps were very linear in its linearity so many different paths to go around were hidden that to this day i keep finding new ones and the free climbing in the game creates even more pathways the devs didnt even plan for
I played splinter cell 1, POT, DA, Conviction & Blacklist ( in that order) chaos theory was the only one I didn’t get to play. I finally got to play/beat it last month and sheesh! This was the best one in the series hands down! it’s sad that Ubisoft like the idiots they are didn’t take this series to next level. Chaos theory set a crazy bar all they had to do for the sequels was just turn it up a notch awhile still keeping it the same. Add a few mechanics like the swimming mechanic they added in DA and the smoothness/cover system of conviction. Instead they fucked it all up by having an identity crisis. That’s what happens when you try to rush development and add new people to make your IP instead of keeping the original ones that made it.
@@thesummerofmark Sam Fish is my favorite video game character, he's so badass when he stomps all the goombas n shit. Where my sam fish nft at, ubisoft? Take my money!
its insane how good this game still looks, my only gripe is how linear the missions are in all 3 games they never really expanded it much. But ill happily take scripted levels over the shit we got recently with SC.
Just revisited MGS 2 (2001), MGS 3 (2004) and SP:CT (2005) and i found crazy, how technicaly advanced and playable SP:CT still is, especially comparing to this two, which feels kind of broken and unplayable (2023 Collection)...
No less than a masterpiece and the greatest stealth game ever made. Says a lot that MGS3 came out a few months before and Chaos Theory thoroughly outclasses it. As for Pandora Tomorrow, tbh, I still play these games on an Xbox. Just a modern one. Getting some old games to run on PC is a hassle sometimes and the Splinter Cell series is no exception. So just booting them up on an Xbox One or Series console is just incredibly convenient for me. Sure, it's not 60fps but these are slow paced games to begin with, so it's not exactly a deal breaker. Also, when you get to Double Agent, I highly recommend playing the OG Xbox version of it as it is the best version and the PC port is the 360 version of DA. Can't wait for your video on Blacklist though. It doesn't have Ironside as Sam Fisher but it's still the second best game in the series. Extremely underrated.
i was just playing this a couple weeks ago, they actually gave it away on ubisoft connect a couple years ago O _ O ive always favored double agent though. the prison, it has a prison level cmon. cool video. Its Always Summer In Mark. NEXT VIDEO WHEN?
I played double agent pc version and it was a beautiful realistic experience and I played this game on my modded ps2 with high hopes… The first mission was on a cave type area I wanted to skip it bad cause it felt kinda boring after some minutes in, unable to find the ways… But I still wanted to proceed to the next mission hoping to see better places with less confusion then comes the second mission It was on a ship with lots of rooms and stairs but I still played more than an hour trying to complete it and I did complete the part where you put a tracker inside 6-8 boxes hidden on the ship then the other part was to eliminate a particular target but on the ship I already cleared all the enemies 😂 and I knocked out some enemies without killing them too, and now I have to go search all over the ship once again to find the knocked enemies and kill the target. Lol That sucked and that’s when I quit trust me this game is garbage, I’m not dum or something 💀 I tried so hard to search the entire ship carefully lots of doors and doors and stairs after stairs and doors confusing I started sweating and got motion sickness with the urge to puke 😂 Don’t play this garbage.
Why do you think that computers beeping and booping is immersive? When I'm around computers, even if it's thousands of them in a datacenter, I never hear any such beeping and booping
Because of aesthetics, basically. If I’m sneaking through a data center in a game, I subconsciously expect a certain soundscape to complement the experience. The more textured said soundscape is, the more “absorbed” into the world I feel. Hope my explanation makes sense!
@@thesummerofmark It's on the thumbnail 🤷🏻♂️ Anyway, there's no reason why they couldn't put all the splinter cells on the premium subscription. They've got Syphon filters on there, so there's no excuse. 😐
Dishonored, amnesia, Hitman, Outlast, Sekiro, ghost of Tsushima, technically all the far cry and crysis games most assassins creeds and there’s a shit ton on steam Idk what you’re talking about
Yes, because not only is it still the best Splinter Cell game, it's one of the greatest in the genre. And that only makes the fact that Ubisoft dropped the ball even worse. How do you have such proof of what makes a game so memorable and great only to blow it all? Rhetorical question, to be honest. We all know it has to do with money.
In the era of remakes - how the feck have the Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia games but been given a respectable do-over? Ubisoft are too busy rehashing the same shitty Assassin's Creed game to do it.
As sad as it is, I think we should all come to terms with the fact that the Ubisoft of today is a fundamentally different Ubisoft than the one from the 2000s 😭 They were so great once upon a time
Chaos Theory taught me to _see the things everyone else ignores._ 17 years later... Politics, News, War...Information warfare. This game was very prophetic. Between good story telling and Michael Ironsides deep humor this game held wisdom. An aura.
Okay
Growing up, I had an equivalent experience with noir
@@thesummerofmarknoir ?
Thats Tom Clancy in a nutshell
As a Communist and John Brown fan who enjoys Splinter Cell as entertainment I agree.
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It is shame we don't get more stealth games nowadays, great vid btw.
Thank you!
There have been a few good indie games but aside from the new MGS remastered collection there's not much else. Splinter Cell is apparently getting a reboot but I don't have high hopes for that.
Specially since the advent of VR. Imagine Spies vs Mercs in VR. Running and hiding in the dark. Literally looking over your shoulders and down at your legs and arms and hoping you're hidden enough.
@Garland846 And NOT suck all of the money out of every fans wallet through nostalgia baiting? Not a chance.
Assassins creed?
Still the best (not just one of the best, simply the best) stealth game in existence
The animations, the detail, the ways you can tackle objectives and navigate around the maps, how you can choose to go full assault or full stealth (did a ghost playthrough, it's HARD af but fun af), and most importantly, the CAMERA
The camera is SO good in this game it's a wonder it's not used as a template more often
The way it subtly moves around Sam to either have him in the focus or depending on the situation, how it changes focus without you really noticing. If you're in a tight hallway it moves to the left or right of Sam depending on Sam's distance to the wall. If you're in the vicinity of an enemy it will focus on that enemy so it's easier to gauge distance. If you're near a corner it will automatically move so you can peek around that corner without having to press a button.
It's so fucking good and most of all: it just works. In my 18 years of playing this game I've NEVER had issues with the camera. Not with clipping, not with being too close to Sam (because if it's too close it simply moves up so you can still see everything).
And of course, lastly, Sam is just an absolute amazing character
Holy shit these are some great observations, I never noticed how good the camera is! It’s safe to say it plays a huge role in how smooth the gameplay feels
The best Splinter Cell and arguably the best stealth-action video game I've ever seen in my life. Holds up incredibly well.
It’s kinda baffling that not many games have managed to match it in, what, the last 20 years?
Sad that the only game to come close was another splinter cell game blacklist after that most stealth games went to shit...well mgsv was ok and the Hitman trilogy was fun
@@stiffygames876 dishonored 2 was alright too
Agreed but we will never get back those mgs1 or those mgs2 days...sad we have to settle with pages that literally states that today's viewers will not be able to handle the mgs2 twist
Splinter Cell and Thief. The best stealth games.
The one thing about the PC version that makes me prefer playing it on the Series S, is that using the mouse wheel is a bit cheap since you can just set Sam's speed to an ideal stealthy one and not think about it much. On a controller you have to be aware of how fast you're moving him which really adds to the tension of creeping around guards.
Great point, I hadn’t even considered that when researching the video
nah. thumb gaming is cancer
Wait, its possible to play chaos theory on the new xbox? Please tell me how I'll literally buy one rn
Ya plus it made doing any kind of acrobatics if you wanted to very difficult because I would have to stop for a sec turn my speed up then run and probably fail whatever bs jump I was trying
@@yesdude3914 Just buy the game as an original XBOX disc and pop it into your new XBOX Series S/X
Backwards compatibility will download an update and it will work on your new XBOX Series S/X
Played through the entirety of Double Agent for the original XBOX that way
a lot of games are supported under backwards compatibility and the Splinter Cell series falls under that
Can I just say that you are my favourite new content creator, and how you don't have 500k subs is a crime. Keep doing what you're doing!
Thank you so much!!!! 😊 Much appreciated. I will continue making videos as long as people enjoy them for sure
WOW - excellent analysis and tidbit on music!!! My favorite childhood game Im 27 now and my heart and mind always come back to this at times. So so so good. Subbed
I still play this game till this day can’t believe it will be turning 20 years old in 2025. This game has so many good levels with the lighthouse, bank, penthouse, hokkaido, battery and kokubo sosho being my favorites.
I still play too. Currently doing my first playthrough on hard mode and its amazing
@@davidsquire1278 I need to try it on hard mode i just haven't built up the courage to do it yet
Battery has one of the best themes ever. So, so atmospheric
@@thesummerofmark Yeah i agree with you. Everytime i hear the battery theme i get so immersed by it. It makes me always feel like i’m in sam fisher shoes sometimes.
i've never actually played any of the tom clancy games outside of ghost recon just because i wasn't really interested growing up, but this video definitely peaked my interest in chaos theory. it looks like a game that has a lot more heart than what's on the surface, from dialogue, to the sound design, even the small details of the plot sound thorough. gonna have to figure out how to get started since i'd be going in blind, but i'm genuinely interested in giving it a shot thanks to you. keep up the good work!!
I just grabbed it off of g2a then downloaded it onto the Ubisoft application on my pc works great didn’t even have to do anything other than change some of the key binds to my liking. Absolutely recommend giving it a try, it makes the mechanics in modern games look like child’s play it’s not even funny how well this game holds up.
Great video! I wish I could go back and play Chaos Theory for the first time. I was 14 when it first released, and boy was it a great time for gaming. If you get a chance to play the co-op missions, I highly recommend them. It was such a blast having a friend over and playing Chaos Theory split screen co-op.
Hey, thanks a lot for the kind words and good luck with your channel! I wish I could wipe this game from my brain and play it again for the first time. I’ll see if I can get some friends together and make the co-op work
I still remember how this game made me feel when it first came out. It really suprised everyone with its quality, and it STILL looks awesome today. 😍
Great video! The best use of sticky cameras is for firing them at guard's heads 😂
As always, hip-hop mentions are super appreciated.
I knew you’d appreciate them hehe
Great video dude
I've been replaying Chaos Theory and it's a shame we haven't gotten a sequel that builds on its mechanics
Also when it comes to the tanks in Seoul you can blind them with smoke grenades or toss a frag into the open top hatch that will kill it. I too got screwed by them a few times, I swear it's a gamble on if they can see in the dark or not.
Hadn't played in almost 20 years, proceeded to bing the game over the course of the day 100%ing missions on hard. Had such a blast .
No, I wasn't not able to 100% Bathhouse on my first run, but boy I gave it a good effort for not knowing what I was up against. I'm gonna do it lol.
I needed Redding's Recommendation for those extra smokes!
Thanks for the good video, TH-cam let's me indulge my hyper fixations so thoroughly. Get a feel for some of what The People think.
Thanks for contributing 👍
The best SC for me. still beautiful
Peak of the series, indeed ❤
Hell yeah
I play chaos theory all the time on my rog ally, played through all of the splinter cells but hands down chaos theory is the best of them all I played countless hours back on ps2 now I can enjoy the game at high fps with max graphics my younger self would of never that that would be possible
YES! LETS GO!!!!
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Legendary game, truly a masterpiece and a cult-classic, not only for the stealth genre. If you didn't play it, you are missing out a lot! I think I'll restart it soon, really miss good ol' Sam. Ubisoft are dumpsters because they abandoned this franchise and this story, yeah I get it, we'll get the remake, but there could have been much more evolution in the character arcs :) Thank you for the vid and for reigniting my nostalgia for this gem!
Thanks so much for watching!! Honestly, with Ubisoft in current state, I’d much rather they left the series alone. I don’t trust modern Ubisoft to make a good Splinter Cell game
@@thesummerofmark I don't trust Ubisoft either, I would "die" to get a messy and buggy splinter cell game...but don't kill my hope, maybe in this 12th hour there is still someone at Ubisoft management / senior level with some brain left and the ability to live up to the standards of this series. Btw, as stated, I reinstalled Chaos Theory as said :) aged like wine
To answer the title question: ABSOLUTELY 💯
Some of the music reminds me a bit of that in the rather obscure game Excalibur 2555 AD. That wasn’t a great game, but it had a fantastic soundtrack. The eerie theme you mentioned, reminds me of a theme in that especially.
This is a great game in any case. I agree with most of what you said. I think Mark of the Ninja is the only stealth game released since, that I liked about as much.
Ohh Mark of the Ninja, now that’s a game I haven’t played in a long time. I loved it! My buddy Arkham666 made a great video about it, you should definitely check it out
Beginning of a downtown mission at the 5:40 mark...
Lambert : Fisher, the National Guard is deployed, be careful with them.
Fisher : I feel safer already.
LMAO
POG
HELL YEAH
Loved Chaos Theory one, i would love to see comparison of double agent ps2 version and pc since they are very different games.
Oh man that’s a can of worms I don’t know if i wanna open hahah
Played it several days ago. On Expert. With lowest light setting. Still fun.
And let’s not get started on the coop. What a wholesome experience that was 🙌🏾
Your Dishonored 2 video showed up in my recommendations and I’ve subscribed. I hope the TH-cam algorithm god smiles on your channel soon and you build up more views.
Also, THANK YOU for recording your own voice overs instead of using text to speech software! It’s so much better to hear a real person’s voice than that uncanny artificial cadence.
Thank you for subscribing and for the kind words! Wow I didn’t even know using text to speech was a widespread trend - all the content I watch record their own voice overs
whilst most maps were very linear in its linearity so many different paths to go around were hidden that to this day i keep finding new ones
and the free climbing in the game creates even more pathways the devs didnt even plan for
I played splinter cell 1, POT, DA, Conviction & Blacklist ( in that order) chaos theory was the only one I didn’t get to play. I finally got to play/beat it last month and sheesh! This was the best one in the series hands down! it’s sad that Ubisoft like the idiots they are didn’t take this series to next level. Chaos theory set a crazy bar all they had to do for the sequels was just turn it up a notch awhile still keeping it the same. Add a few mechanics like the swimming mechanic they added in DA and the smoothness/cover system of conviction. Instead they fucked it all up by having an identity crisis. That’s what happens when you try to rush development and add new people to make your IP instead of keeping the original ones that made it.
Trash game, no towers to climb, no feathers to collect... Ubisoft were extremely sloppy with this one!
Ubisoft getting lazy smh my head
@@thesummerofmark Sam Fish is my favorite video game character, he's so badass when he stomps all the goombas n shit.
Where my sam fish nft at, ubisoft? Take my money!
Chaos theory is 18 years old. Dude stop making me feel old.
The first Splinter Cell came out 57 years ago
@@thesummerofmark that's exactly how I remember it too.
I got bad news for you...
Hello, could you please tell me what the song in the first few seconds of your video is? Is that from Chaos Theory?
Amon Tobin - Battery Theme. And yes, it’s from Chaos Theory
thank you very much 🙂@@thesummerofmark
its insane how good this game still looks, my only gripe is how linear the missions are in all 3 games they never really expanded it much. But ill happily take scripted levels over the shit we got recently with SC.
Long lived the 2000s
Word
To answer the question, yes!!
It really does go hard
Ubisoft should start showing us how the remake of the franchise looks like by next year.
Just revisited MGS 2 (2001), MGS 3 (2004) and SP:CT (2005) and i found crazy, how technicaly advanced and playable SP:CT still is, especially comparing to this two, which feels kind of broken and unplayable (2023 Collection)...
No less than a masterpiece and the greatest stealth game ever made. Says a lot that MGS3 came out a few months before and Chaos Theory thoroughly outclasses it.
As for Pandora Tomorrow, tbh, I still play these games on an Xbox. Just a modern one. Getting some old games to run on PC is a hassle sometimes and the Splinter Cell series is no exception. So just booting them up on an Xbox One or Series console is just incredibly convenient for me. Sure, it's not 60fps but these are slow paced games to begin with, so it's not exactly a deal breaker. Also, when you get to Double Agent, I highly recommend playing the OG Xbox version of it as it is the best version and the PC port is the 360 version of DA.
Can't wait for your video on Blacklist though. It doesn't have Ironside as Sam Fisher but it's still the second best game in the series. Extremely underrated.
Can someone help me? What button do i press when i am looking with the sniper vision to get into computers?
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i was just playing this a couple weeks ago, they actually gave it away on ubisoft connect a couple years ago O _ O ive always favored double agent though. the prison, it has a prison level cmon. cool video. Its Always Summer In Mark. NEXT VIDEO WHEN?
I played double agent pc version and it was a beautiful realistic experience and I played this game on my modded ps2 with high hopes…
The first mission was on a cave type area I wanted to skip it bad cause it felt kinda boring after some minutes in, unable to find the ways…
But I still wanted to proceed to the next mission hoping to see better places with less confusion then comes the second mission
It was on a ship with lots of rooms and stairs but I still played more than an hour trying to complete it and I did complete the part where you put a tracker inside 6-8 boxes hidden on the ship then the other part was to eliminate a particular target but on the ship I already cleared all the enemies 😂 and I knocked out some enemies without killing them too, and now I have to go search all over the ship once again to find the knocked enemies and kill the target. Lol
That sucked and that’s when I quit trust me this game is garbage, I’m not dum or something 💀 I tried so hard to search the entire ship carefully lots of doors and doors and stairs after stairs and doors confusing I started sweating and got motion sickness with the urge to puke 😂
Don’t play this garbage.
Copped it today for $3. Jesus Christ its so fun
I paid full price for it haha. Worth it
my favourite in the series for sure
Yeah it is
Why do you think that computers beeping and booping is immersive? When I'm around computers, even if it's thousands of them in a datacenter, I never hear any such beeping and booping
Because of aesthetics, basically. If I’m sneaking through a data center in a game, I subconsciously expect a certain soundscape to complement the experience. The more textured said soundscape is, the more “absorbed” into the world I feel. Hope my explanation makes sense!
When did fisher ever smile?
I honestly have no idea what you’re talking about. Is it about something that I said in the video?
@@thesummerofmark
It's on the thumbnail 🤷🏻♂️
Anyway, there's no reason why they couldn't put all the splinter cells on the premium subscription.
They've got Syphon filters on there, so there's no excuse. 😐
@@sj-30000 oh gotcha. It’s just Chad photoshopped over Sam Fisher haha
I’ll save y’all some time. YES
yes, next question
Favorite pizza?
@@thesummerofmark peperoni, next question
@@pintadocachorrao good choice. Favorite rapper?
@@thesummerofmark I don't usually listen to rap, but if I had to choose a rapper I would probably choose Snoop Dog, next question
KIA's fury
you can just kill both factions that are shooting eachother in bathhouse
Fird person stealth game
Seoul is seperated because that this game was not meant to be played on PC as the default console.
am gasit pe ce sa lucrez la bac
Mult spor!
splinter cell > metal gear solid
I’ve never played MGS, that series wasn’t really a thing in my country growing up. Should i?
@@thesummerofmark nope
@@thesummerofmarkdefinitely give the original 3 games a try. They are really great games for their generation.
@@thesummerofmark you should definitely give the MGS games a try they're outlandish and silly but fun
What modern stealth games ? What run for their money ? There are only 2 stealth franchises : Splinter Cell 1 -3 and Thief 1 -3 . That's it.
Dishonored, amnesia, Hitman, Outlast, Sekiro, ghost of Tsushima, technically all the far cry and crysis games most assassins creeds and there’s a shit ton on steam Idk what you’re talking about
@@GreenEyedDazzler In these games, stealth is a game mechanic, not the main feature. REAL stealth games are the ones i mentioned.
@@GreenEyedDazzler In these games, stealth is a game mechanics, in the games i mentioned, stealth it's the main feature.
Yes, because not only is it still the best Splinter Cell game, it's one of the greatest in the genre. And that only makes the fact that Ubisoft dropped the ball even worse. How do you have such proof of what makes a game so memorable and great only to blow it all?
Rhetorical question, to be honest. We all know it has to do with money.
I don’t think we’ll ever see a classic Splinter Cell game. Not from this Ubisoft
Bank stage 😂😂
In the era of remakes - how the feck have the Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia games but been given a respectable do-over? Ubisoft are too busy rehashing the same shitty Assassin's Creed game to do it.
As sad as it is, I think we should all come to terms with the fact that the Ubisoft of today is a fundamentally different Ubisoft than the one from the 2000s 😭 They were so great once upon a time
Splinter cell and kotor was the height of gaming.
And Gothic