Super Best Friends Play L.A. Noire - The Compilation || Part 04 (FINAL)
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- 0:00 Mother Reference/Intro
3:19 Chapter 6 | Stone Arson | "The Gas Man"
35:18 C6 | "A Walk in Elysian Fields"
1:06:35 Chapter 7 | Steel Balls Kelso | "House of Sticks"
1:26:12 C7 | "A Polite Invitation"
1:52:15 C7 | "Nicholson Electroplating"
2:20:15 FINAL CHAPTER | COLE-COLEON
2:49:12 Staff Roll/Final Commentaries
This is the final part of the compilation, so let’s close this case of the Zaibatsu Playthrough of L.A. Noire!!
|| Compiler’s Comments ||
I put a lot of hefty work into the compilation this time. I mean after all, it is about the length of The Godfather (believe me, I checked), so there might be a lot more edits than usual. Also, there might be some lagged clips. I noticed some before uploading to TH-cam and I had to re-export the video again. I’m sure I got all of them, but if I didn’t and it’s disturbingly lagged please let me know. I’ll look into it and just re-upload it again at a later time.
THANK YOU ALL ONCE AGAIN. I’m very grateful to this wonderful community for all the compliments and support. I thank those that helped name some chapters, appreciate those that gave suggestions on editing, and everyone else for watching. This compilation turned out better than I expected overall, so I’m proud of myself for bringing you guys good entertainment. I hope you enjoy(ed) this last part.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll hibernate until I decide on what’s next…
This video contains Parts 36-48 (FINAL) of the LP.
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Music Used (In Order):
You’ve Come Far, Ness - MOTHER 2
A Crimson Rose and a Gin Tonic - Katamari Damacy
Beehive Sneak - Conker: Live and Reloaded
Cinco de Chocobo - Final Fantasy VII
Gas, Gas, Gas - Initial D
Ashley’s Song (JP) - Smash Bros. Brawl
Grooseland (Groose’s Theme [Love vers.]) - LoZ: Skyward Sword
Run - AWOLNATION
Fuzzy Flood Mine - Super Mario 3D World
F-F-Fire! - MOTHER 3
Introduction - D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die
The Inner Struggle (Tower) - Shovel Knight
Ocean Man - Ween
Main Theme - L.A. Noire
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Struck by Lightning 7 Times - Benjamin Button
IT (1990) - Georgie’s Death Scene
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L.A. Noire “The Technology Behind Performance” - • L.A. Noire: "The Techn...
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Anchorman 2 (Newscast Fight Scene)
A Drive Through Downtown Los Angeles (1940s) | Rare Stock Footage - • A Drive Through Downto...
Herschel is best senpai
He's super good but personally, for the time, Rusty is the best
Why not both senpai's?
He's barely shitting into diapers and still out there solving crimes.
Rusty will always be ...what do the kids call it, nakama.
1:03:19
The Mentalities of Zaibatsu
Matt: "That was sudden." - *How odd, but not to dwell.*
Woolie: "That was too close." - *Someone is to blame, but in case it was me I'll not point fingers.*
Pat: "That was a physics mistake." - *The Universe fucked up, where's my recognition for surviving?*
Liam: "It's fine. I was manipulating RNG" - *I'm trying to seem like I'm in control when I have no idea what's going on and I'm a scared little boy*
AGuyWithAChannel Crazy Talk Intensifies
Pat blaming the universe is the most accurate part there
@@spookhyskeleton How hath God blighted Pat this week?
I forgot how heavy the end of this game gets.
I missed how in Ira's flashback, he's running at Cole, pulling the trigger on his jammed flamethrower, he was TOTALLY going to kill all of them right then and there, but couldn't.
At least the hero Courtney got a few hits in tho
I always thought Kelso was the one that shot him
Crazy how different Courtney was during the war
The big thing I've always overlooked was how Cole's big tragedy from the war was burning all those people in the cave. Then his final desk, not only ending up facing the cowboy, was the arson desk.
Came to mind when I saw Cole's face describing his "Kewpie Dool" theory. Looked pained.
I love the argument about Hershal's age, and self-shitting granny wives segment. So much so, I was picturing like, Phelps, Hershal, Pat, Matt, Woolie, and the suspect in question - all in the same interrogation room, as the trio has this extremely weird debate while the others sit in complete awkward silence, along with the rest of the police station somehow hearing everything through the walls.
Captain O'Donnell probably in his office, disturbed and intrigued, having to stop his confidant pointing practices in front of a mirror.
The Captain would give Woolie the Golden Irish Potato for his genius. Don’t lie.
So, for those unfamiliar and only have this LP to base their knowledge off of let me explain the backstory.
Cole Phelps joins WW2 and sees it as a means to distinguish himself. He, at the start, WANTS to be a big war hero, get all the shiny medals, get a big old big big rank and come back home as the Commander Shepard of WW2, because that's what he thinks makes a good soldier, a good man. Throughout bootcamp he's a bit of a tool, his hard work, determination, and ability has him taking on leadership roles and responsibilities exactly as he wanted them. Jack Kelso joins the war more to fight for his country. He doesn't care for accolades or any of that, he just wants to fight the japs so everyone can go home.
When they leaves bootcamp he serves in the japanese theatre, specifically, Okinawa. Cole and Jack are *not* on the same squad at first. Jack, during basic, joins a rifle company so he can see combat and fight the japs, as per his desires. Cole joins intelligence, he was *supposed* to not have to do any real fighting (it's also probably why he's such a natural detective and knows quite a bit about the espionage stuff when that comes up later). In a desperate gambit, Cole is forced into a combat role, everyone is. A horrible stalemate ensues, atop Sugarloaf Hill, the american soliders take turns holding watch agaisnt the japs. People are dying, screaming, going insane due to it all. Some soliders are doing so bad, they're pained screams are getting to their fellow soldiers. It is hell up there, a hell many soldiers are familiar with. The solution, for those men who are suffering on Sugar Loaf, is to kill them. It's the most humane thing to do. But who WANTS to kill their comrades? Who has the strength to send a friend, a comrade, home in a bodybag by your own hand?
Kelso does. Cole chastises him for it. Jack challenges him to spend *any* amount of time up there, and Cole *backsdown* like a coward. He should have given the order to retreat a long time ago but now the offensive is committed. He can't leave, and he can't push forward. Eventually the japs attack, Cole is atop Sugar Loaf, and he hides. He is the sole survivor of his own squad. He gets a promotion for his luck, and he's put in command of Kelso's rifle team (Courtney and Irah, along with several others, are also under his command now) and Courtney is talking too Kelso about he's not happy with this turn of events at all, and claims Cole is cursed, he always gets ahead while everyone else around him suffers. In a counter offensive, Cole leads the teams to clearing out japanese defenders. Kelso suggests letting their weapons teams (explosive experts) blow the tunnels, seal them all without needing to risk entering them. Cole insists they will clear them, one by one, according to protocol.
He orders fire (Flamethrowers) and rifle (Kelso and co.) to take point. They're slowly working their way through when Irah surges ahead into a cave, firing. This is the hospital. Cole demands to know who gave him the order to do that, Jack blames Cole -- Cole did *NOT* order him to push into that cave, Irah does that far ahead of the unit, further ahead than he has any reason to be. The rest of the unit catches up with Irah and they all discover the truth. Civilians, women, children, all dead or dying, burning alive. Ira tries to kill Cole with his flamethrower, but, he's out of juice. People are looking to Cole for a command, and with no other options, Cole orders his men to put any living occupants out of their misery (mirroring decisions Kelso makes). They oblidged, but, Courtney (the medic), has had enough of Cole's leadership. He shoots him the back. Cole passes out from the wound or so we're led to believe. Kelso taking command, orders everyone out of the cave, and orders weapons teams to blow the cave. He says that no one is to talk about what happened there.
Cole gets a medal after this whole affair, as he's sent home due to his injury. He becomes a cop. Shortly after, Kelso, Courtney, and the rest of the company are also able to go home. They're on board a ship full of medical supplies. Courtney hatches the idea of taking them to the streets, get a real taste of wealth after everything they'd been through. Kelso tells him not to do that.
The rest is history.
Contrary to SBFP belief, this is *not* Cole's fault. Cole *thinks* it's his fault for a long time, he becomes a cop in part because he wants to atone for his failures. He only comes to accept himself later. All throughout the game he is lying to himself a great deal, and upon realizing that, you see a strong change in his demeanor.
What muddies the water is that Cole *is* an asshole. He barely remembers any of the guys he served with in the war, however, keep in mind, *MOST* of those men were people he barely even knew at the time. He remembers Kelso, and he remembers Courtney because they had the biggest affect on him. Irah, while integral to a lot of threads, has his "memorability" robbed from him in the gruesome chaos to follow. Yes, it's incredible dickish big super cop war "hero" Cole Phelps would hit Irah with the "literally who????" but Irah was just a guy with a flame thrower to him back then. But we also see him totally ignore people who he "should" remember. That drunkard who says he knew him in highscool, every solider from the squad who make cameos in the cases. They don't matter to him, and they never did. His mentality is miserable, but, he didn't do anything "wrong."
Damn fine comment sir
Yeah I don’t think Cole was so in the wrong for forgetting Ira, in that moment he’s more worried about saving his lady. Plus, it’s not surprising that the details of WWII are put far back in his memory.
Shame that he goes out like that, though. I guess that’s a very noire kind of ending but man I wish he lived.
So glad I read this… I knew the story but still it being in one full go flashes the scenes through my head while reading this which is neat
This video came out on September 18th, 2017. The first arson Catalina Island trip ticket was issued on September 18th, 1947. Its been 70 years since this glorious arson occurred. Good
holy shit i can't believe i didn't notice that...DU-I MEAN ALL ACCORDING TO KEKKAKU!!1!
Oh yeah my favorite part
Where Pat says he thinks dressing is disgusting, and that he orders salads all the time.
Then on the subsequent podcast he came down with Turbo Scurvy and revealed that he's never had a salad in his life.
And the fact that he cites Mustard and Mayo as salad dressing leads me to believe that he thinks the lettuce and tomato on a burger counts as a salad.
technoskull Pat ate salads until his stand made it so he didn't.
Mayo and vinegar are commonly used in salad dressing. There are some dressings without either though. It's still totally possible to order salads and get hyper constipation anyway.
Did he actually say he's never had a salad? There's video evidence of Pat going, "I've never had gatorade before." and he said that exact thing like three seperate times while drinking Gatorade every E3. Maybe he has a brain thing.
Crazy Talk man.
I think somebody who drinks 50 bucks worth of literal poison in the form of Red Bull every day is not overly concerned with his health in the first place.
lmao, no Pat chugging down Fanta doesn't count as eating fruit
Man, coming back to this LP after all these years... No one really does it like them anymore, huh?
Nobody.
Actually intelligent and topical commentary, noticing game weirdness/bugs, actually following the story and taking it semi seriously.
That last one is especially rare.
@@GrieveIV Yeah even when they're goofing on the story or taking it seriously in both cases they're very engaged in the game
It's kinda interesting how Woolie literally cannot stomach the more brutal crimescenes, but he jokes about deep-fried babies.
They remind him of black nuggets, thats why
its called "trying not to think about it"
Yuk
Using comedy to cope with tragic things is very common
“Krispy Kids” if you will
“Deep-Fried Delinquents” even
I’ve never heard more real, raw fury and anger than Woolie saying “Hope your master scratches you behind the ears, fuckface.”
2:45:25 Damn... You can actually hear the clicking noise of the trigger. He was gonna burn Phelps and the others for what he made him do. What a crazy little detail. Lucky for Phelps it ran dry from all the baby burning.
I don't think he was going to burn them for that, I don't think he even knows its his own army.
I think he just went insane midway through the act of torching civilians that he wasn't gonna stop after running out of fuel.
Phelps didn’t make him do that Tex broke formation
I'd really prefer an ending where Roy says "if i'm at fault let god strike me down" and cole rises out of the coffin and says "i'll take you up on that" and blows roy away, before escaping and committing to gunning down the rest of the conspiracy.
An Undead Nightmare style dlc!
"HE'S NOT RETIRED HE'S FUCKING WORKING" is the most exasperated I've seen Matt over a stupid conversation.
Second only to his anger about Woolie ordering Steak for breakfast on the podcast
And then woolie got promoted to policenaut
And now he gropes ALL sorts of witnesses, not just the German ones!
It is a crime that no one has pointed out that Groose's Theme plays on a tuba as Jack watches Elsa walk away
He put in the work, and you cowards need to recognize that
Who´s Groose?
@@SuperSonicFan172 You remember the tune that plays during the intro to Scrublords?
Its from a Zelda game. Groose's theme
@@Whienzarth Ah, thanks
I JUST REALIZED
I noticed something on this rewatch - at 1:50:13, Pat asks who "Worrell" is to be bribed for 1200 dollars. I only caught in the final level that Worrell is the Chief of Police. All the way to the top, this one.
I love that Roy is SO EVIL that he's being paid more than twice that of the CHIEF OF POLICE
@@kattastic9999 When the guy has fingers in every pie and dirt on everyone, it's best to throw money at him to keep him quiet; I get the feeling that's the reason the guy who visits Kelso in hospital with the job offer originally says he's going after the Vice squad. Sure, Roy's partaking himself, but he's VERY good at his job.
@@kattastic9999 a year late but it’s killing me inside, actually Roy is being paid 450 dollars, less than half than the chief of police, who is getting paid 1,200. Just wanted to clarify that. He’s an asshole but just a middling one, can’t really do much unlike the chief.
Jeez, I thought Pay meant Roy, because he's on that list three times.
I like Woolie's idea of Phelps being a chest man and Jack being an ass man. It matches their personalities really well.
Y'see, if Cole had just done something normal like making eyes at a child the ending of this game would've been entirely reversed due to the increased police support.
He would have ended the game with a million dollars and 5 german mistresses
Cole would have gotten a cut of the SRF money.
Pat trying desperately to get Woolie to answer him about why Hershel's wife is shitting in diapers was the fucking best thing ever.
"BARELY!"
Say what you will about Phelps but the fact that he's willing to go that far to defend someone who shot him (Courtney) says a lot about his character. Not saying he didn't deserve to be shot after what he did. Also 2:24:20 is the best moment in the game.
You always want a best moment to be near the end of your game. That's a success.
Disco Elysium but it's Cole Phelps and his inner monologue is just Woolie, Pat, and Matt arguing about bullshit
"German is full of extra letters that don't need to be there"
Excuse me Mr. Madden I'm pretty sure ye olde Francois would love to have a few constants and 3 uncessesary vowels with you!
_constants_
2ndToLast501 German doesn't even have that many extras, and their just sound changes. It's just an umlaut on a's, o's, and u's.
German needs them though otherwise you get English. In German you have to pronounce every syllable.
@@Samm815 to be fair, while english is very closely related to german, they can't really be compared. german is the son that the parents are proud of, the one that went to trade school, got his engineering degree and is working hard at a job he loves, while english is the son you have to bail out and when he stumbles drunkenly into your car, he promptly vomits up a bunch of stolen words.
What do you mean? Words like "Poireaux" only have the absolutely necessary amount of letters.
40 billion cops dead by Woolie's hand...
No one of consequence 410 billion*
OH MY GOD! That whole old people argument was the best, great job man
The scream and car crash at 1:02:15 fucking killed me dude. Holy shit this is the BEST compilation I've seen in a while. The little edits are what kill me the most
1:42:00 THE BEST PART
Wolfesbane Thank you
NANI
OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU
I agree.
Not for headphone users tho
I lost my shit when you muffled the sound and showed someone else making a weird face during the diaper conversation as if that's what other cops are hearing coming from the interrogation room.
"BUT HE'S NOT RETIRED, HES STILL WORKING!"
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN HE'S *BARELY* SHITTING IN THE DIAPER?!"
Cole: "I'm so sorry about this."
Honestly Pat's bashing of Cole is the ultimate example of his inability to follow a story. Like how the hell do you come out of this story actually thinking it was all Cole's fault?
Thank you! Legit the story points that if anyone is to blame, it's Courtney! Honestly this playthrough bought out the worst in Pat
pdragon619 The whole thing, it's about that cole was a better cop than commander, not a bad guy. Also, phelps death is still sad to me.
Danny Provolone But, phelps didn't say anything about not saying anything about the cave. In fact, kelso was the one who said "we never speak about what happened here". And the way phelps phrases the order to kill the civilians, it's as a last resort/mercy kill, cuz they are out of morphine. Phelps was a shitty officer, but he wasn't directly bloodthirsty/having a murder boner.
He didn't do it in purpose, but he still messed up.
Yeah Pat annoyed me when he kept saying that. Christ.
Man I hate that we don't get to cap Roy Earle. Him surviving unscathed is THE most frustrating part of the game for me.
That's part of the tragedy of noire stories like this. The actual bad guys/doucehbags usually get away with being scummy.
Pat keeps saying the cave is Cole's fault, but Kelso and everyone else wanted to Blow up the entrance and move on. Y'know, trapping all those injured and children to painfully starve to death for 3 days. Clearing the cave with a flamethrower detail was the routine "official" process. Granted, it messed up IRA in the head and caused the arson case, but saying it's all Phelps fault for doing it by the book is a bit harsh
They have been explicitly not paying attention to the plot for the whole game, only daring to look at the screen when something cool is happening- yet they swear they understand every bit of coles history and effects on the story. Very bizarre
2:13:00 let’s note that an official science man just told you to dip an eye dropper into multiple bottles of different volatiles without even cleaning it
Omg XD
Pat being completely wrong about Phelps' medal, it wasn't for getting shot, it was for surviving while hiding on that hill, much earlier.
"The morphine was also Phelp's fault!"
Pat has some seriously warped reads if he actually interprets that flashback like that.
Yeah the shot in the back is what sent Cole home I think. And even then, he had respect for Courtney and spoke of him as a hero.
well... Courtney got the idea after the boys shat themselves at the fact Phelps has a better job and war fame than them combined....soooooooooooo
+Marisa Well the better job part was more or less Courtney's fault in the first place soooo......
@@remlezar9397 Inna be a criminal cuz people have it better off then me. Yeah, totally Cole's fault. Smh .
1:14:30 "Wait youre not even a cop, why do you have a gun?"
As many times as the Best Friends made this mistake you would think they would understand that there are literally more guns than people in this country.
Here's where you can tell they're Canadian.
1:11:30
Probably my favorite line in the game. Something about the delivery of “Do I have to *beat* on you?” and the reply being “Looks like you do” is fucking perfect
29:44 that is the face of a man who was not ready for what was about to walk through that interrogation room door.
You are now the standard I judge every other compilation by, you not only make the original content shine with your editing but you make it funnier by adding in humor that fits in perfectly with the super best friends sir you do better for free ,what others do for money. I applaud you
The gold standard maybe..
"The last cases of this game will be challenging and surpising"
>surpising
Boy, I hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
Unsubscribe from spookycookies.
what's not surpising? being able to save 15% or more on Car Insurance
GEICO
Well a lot of people were fired just for not doing 20 hours overtime a day. So probably!
Least we got this LP in the final stretch. Thanks for the ride, SBFP. Rest in koopies.
27:07 every time. It gets me every time.
15:42 50$ in 1947 is today’s equivalent of having 620$ dollars. Explains why he feels “poorer”
13:20 "Woolie with the conversation coat hanger" is one of the funniest fucking things pat's ever said, holy shit
"I'm not wearing a hat" will never not get me.
My favorite bit in the attack on Munroe's mansion is how that lady acts SHOCKED she shot Jack, and he just walks off the bullet in his arm. That guy is super duper tough.
Holy shit that old people conversation was best thing i've seen all week.
Can we get a new game like LA Noire, but instead of being a detective in 1940s LA, you're a vice cop in 1980s Miami?
Gazpacho I second this.
Oh my god the whole "run" sequence with Kelso I can't... Supa Mario sir I applaud you for this whole series
Robert Podruzny I think it's run. Y awolnation or whatever that band called
1:42:02 is probably my favorite edit of this compilation. Keep it up my dude these have all been amazing.
Missed opportunity to call the last chapter: 36 Billion Cops Killed
superoxas64 it's 410 Billion Cops, Man!
LIFE IS A ROY
i am arson man
Best SBFP compilator, hands down. Thank you for editing this.
This should have been a buddy cop type story with Phelps and Kelso where Kelso is Phelps almost vigilante partner, doing the things that Phelps can't, being his counterbalance. It could have been beautiful. They don't really get along, but they need each other. Even both like the same German girl. So good.
Keith Szarabajka(The man who played Herschel) was 59 at the time the game was released. So he was in fact damn close to 55 as Pat had said.
1:20:56 OOOOOOMPH
One of my favorite parts of this LP is Woolie saying the pedophilia was always a bonus. Which means he completely misunderstood that the reason that two traffic cases exist. The motives were in response to pedophilia. Two different responses but responses nonetheless. He probably forgot by the time of him saying that, though.
My all time favorite is how stupid Pat comes off by saying Cole was at fault for the entire plot. Yeah he made a bad call with the cave of civilians, Ira is also at fault for rushing in without thinking, should have looked first and not fired at all. Not to mention Courtney is at fault for shooting Cole, Kelso is especially at fault for demanding no one speak of this again. Which for some reason all of those idiots on the boat followed and then wonder why he’s getting praised by the civilians who weren’t on the field for being a super cop or whatever.
Pat’s some kind of exceptional idiot to look at the cave scenario and blame Cole for getting shot because Kelso “didn’t stop Courtney”, he looks even more idiotic for blaming Cole for Courtney and his cronies’ idea to distribute morphine. I think the story makes it pretty cut and dry that all of them made terrible calls during the war, no one is exactly 100% at fault. But the thing that is the worst is arguably the entire game’s plot happened because of the morphine distribution, that Cole had no involvement with whatsoever. It was Courtney and the idiots, with Kelso enabling them. Because Kelso is too big of a bro to report them for even talking about stealing it. Pat’s mental gymnasts must be truly amazing for him to come out of seeing that incident as Cole’s fault. “I love that the morphine heist is also Cole’s fault.”
As he said himself, “You can’t beat this ignorance.”
All at fault, but let’s be honest, times of war, the fog is thick and mind is cemented in training and order, no man wants to be responsible for falling out of line
Jack Thorton I agree all are at fault, but not with the morphine problem. That’s on the goofballs on the boat, not Cole.
Especially considering Courtney's response to the cave was "let's just blow it up"
Cole's order to 'clear it out' isn't implicitly a violent act. It's protocol, especially for more guerilla engagement, to clear a path in an out to cut-down ambush chances. I image the plan was to storm/survey the cave, and use for if necessary. Upon entering and seeing people with no weapons (or cowering), they'd just have moved on. But than Ira jumped the gun, to which Cole questions and Courtney says "you gave the order". I was so confused like "the fuck he did!". He said clear the cave out. Not burn it to the ground or collapse it like Courtney wanted to fucking do.
I think the most Cole was at fault for was being in over his head. He froze on sugar loaf, but they didn't take it. He was promoted, but he clearly felt he didn't deserve it. He handle the cave fiasco as best he could. He came back to the states and joined the police, making way through the ranks. But he could never stop trying to solve every case (seen with the first one of the game where he discovered a list denoting some conspiracy), and his partner is like "Cole, we solved the case. Let it be."
He got in over his head trying to fight the corruption of the city. Maybe for the wrong reason of wanting to prove himself, or maybe chasing glory to prove he was worthy of his promotion and awards given during his service. But ultimately his intentions were good. He could have ended up like Roy is he just kept his head down and did what he was told.
But it's a noire story, vacant of clear heroes and villains. Just a lot of people stumbling in a miasma of greys.
I didn't think Vento Negro would be topped but the last chapter's name made me choke. Good shit.
Just letting you boys know that $500,000 USD in 1947 is equal to just over five and a half million dollars in 2018 bucks
So, watching this in the background while I paint some stuff - am I the only one bothered by Pat's insistence that *everything* is Cole's fault? Especially when it comes to Courtney and his pals carrying out the robbery - how can you blame Cole for that? They shot *him* in the back, he got sent home because of what they did, and he had to work to make something of himself as a beat cop before becoming a bigshot detective. Yeah, he was a shitbag in the war, but he can't be accountable for his former men deciding to take an easy route in getting a good deal for themselves.
Did he really have to work? He got to interview the same guy over and over until he confessed to the most obvious murder ever. But if Cole hadn't been a glory-seeking asshole, Hogeboom would've never gone crazy and burned that cave of civilians, Courtney would've never shot Cole, and Cole becoming the hero cop despite being the biggest asshole there ever was in the war wouldn't have driven Courtney and everyone else to such an extreme. The B and C stories in this game - the military flashbacks and the newspaper cutscenes showing the Suburban Redvelopment Fund - are directly caused by Cole Phelps.
A lot of people did what they did in the war, Coles is just one of them. Find it hilarious the amount of blame he got as if he was the only asshole. Men went even worse as the war progressed in their brutality.
Buck Shockley Cole becoming a hero cop had no impact on Courtney and the others. You can hear them planning the heist while they and Cole are being shipped back to the States.
Buck Shockley Also, Redevelopment fund started their plans irrespective of Cole. They likely would have got someone else to start the fires even if Ira wasn’t there.
He immediately followed the statement up with "well, not directly, but he was the catalyst.". Because they were all reading the paper about how Phelps got a police officer job while they all have NO job now that the war is over. And they go 'hey why don't we just steal and sell the morphine because Phelps got his, let's get ours.'
That last scene of the 40s footage along with the music gave me the feels for times long gone that we will never recover, and never will come back. We can only remember them with fondness, and try to make new memories that are as good as the old ones.
This is high art.
@1:48:22, she shot Kelso so hard, she shot his hat back onto his head.
1:06:00 I just noticed that while he's snuggling up to his German junkie, Cole is STILL wearing his wedding ring. Wtf...
Part of Cole still loved his wife I guess.
Lucas Martinez too bad that part wasn’t his dick tho.
@@joescannoli7660 yep, even after having two children with her
God, the "I'm coming back" Grenada guy will never not make me lose my shit. I'm literally in tears right now.
By the way, does anyone know when did Woolie first tell this story?
JoJones podcast #23. There's a clip of the story from the podcast if you type in "woolie I'm coming back" it should be the first vid
No More Heroes 2 Part 13 @ 54:00
Was about to give him that link. lol
"Cant read him if he squints" that's why Leiland is the true final boss
1:42:00
Roses are red
Violets are blue
omae wa mou
shinderu.
Darth Karnis NANI?!!!
This is hands down one of the best Super Best Friends compilations out there. Your edits added to the experience and I never once felt that there were too many added effects. The chapter titles were especially funny.
Cole-coleon is my absolute favourite chapter title, it's so good
"No you super can be held responsible for the cave turning out to be a hospital Cole! Didn't you see the neon sign out front that said "Japanese orphan refugee hospital?" I love these guys but the amount of shitting on Cole they do near the end is a little much
I will always feel that this was the last great LP from the channel. There's just always so much going on, whether it's Woolie's reactions, the game breaking, or just in general poking fun at the narrative.
I'm a bit sad you stopped/got burnt out of making SBFP comps, but I hope you're doing well otherwise!
this was a great rewatch, I never played Earthbound, but I loved the homage in the beginning.
41:09, The club fire footage woolie is talking about, is the station club fire video (pov) , and it is /very/ disturbing to watch.
Weirdly comforting that Woolie's seen it to, and I don't feel quite so horrible for watching it any more.
1:15:24 best security guard ever
1:54:32 I love how confused Herschel is here, also that camera is remarkably advanced for the 1940’s
One of their all-time best LPs, great subject matter, and all 3 on the top of their game with wit and their chemistry together.
Always had a bittersweet love for this compilation, as it was the comp i watched right before the day the fated Super Best Friends Play (Final) video was uploaded 😭
Dude, DUDE. It's so fucking hype seeing Kelso fighting his way and then seeing the final boss doing the same, like roasting all of them to pieces. That last stage was epic
There were literal PSA's back in the day to not dress your food up like salads with dressing. Me personally my dressing is some type of thin grated cheese if I do have any dressing at all for a salad. Which I typically dont. Of all the things they would look at him crazy for, Pat sounds actually super normal in this situation. Besides its not like having 1000 island would make it any healthier for you. Not that Pat would be able to use that excuse, given his health habits. But like that's a weird pressure point from a guy who won't eat the breakfast items at a breakfast joint.
28:41 - 30:46 I'm crying. I'm crying and I died. Just fuck.
Please for the love of god keep making SBF compilations, they are the only thing keeping me sane during my long drives to college and my long hours at work. You could become the weapon to surpass spookycookies gear.
It was always annoying how much slower Kelso was then Phelps, due to the fact he was being weighed down his giant brass fucking balls.
Oh my god, that fucking part where Woolie starts talking about how old he thinks Herschel and his wife are and the subsequent grilling that follows is still fucking hilarious. Holy shit.
"Why does (Jack Kelso) have a gun?"
It's called LA Noire, Pat. Everyone has guns.
It's also called America.
America mid 1940’s too, where even California was desirable to live in as a gun owner.
*WUGOINONOVERDERE?*
This series is probably my favorite compilation overall, I always find myself coming back to it whether it’s just for background noise or to genuinely laugh. The editing enhances the videos in funnier ways than I’ve seen by other compilers.
*COLE WAS TOO GOOD TO BE REAL*
Oh wow, 18:31 is astounding. I nearly choked.
I come back here from time to time and I noticed you added timestamps to all the videos!! This continues to be the best SBFP compilation on TH-cam, good work
"you remember it all Matt, you've haven't forgotten" -pat
The interrogation of Woolie and old man Herschel never fails to make me laugh
Jack-vestigating had me in stitches
Me: God I feel like shit, I hope there's a good LP out for me to watch in bed.
[Suddenly this compilation uploads]
Me: AWWW YIIIIIS!
55:01 Joshua Graham - coolest guy at the party.
Bonus fun fact - the guy who played Herschel Biggs in this game also played Joshua Graham in Fallout NV, and also the default Dark Elf male voice in Skyrim. His name is Keith and a long ass Polish surname I cannot remember nor pronounce.
so you're saying Herschel survived because the fire inside him burned brighter than the fire around him?
I love how the Jojo references work so well because at the end of part 6 cole Phelps fuckin dies and then you play as a different character in part 7
Man this was a hell of a fun compilation to go through, one of my favorite games, and I really likes their play-through, good funsie there using Ocean Man at the sewer escape scene. I like your editing and choice of music and clips, would love to see more Best Friends compilations from you as I think you have a real knack for them. Thank you for the effort put into these.
IM JACK VESTIGATING
The scene with the tiny face and everyone looking uncomfortable while the guys talk during interrogation
And "holy shit woolie you killed that guy!"
Just had me fucking losing it
Man, I feel like Kelso is doing the most even without a partner. He took over the game as a badass.
1:20:24 1:03:50 2:19:09 another nice hard laugh from Matt
Here I am watching this whilst in the background, the Zaibatsu is breaking apart. Though it has ended and uncertainty lies ahead, I'm thankful that it happened at all.
I want to see Rusty and Herschel on a case together. thought they were the same person for awhile
28:47 Pat's disbelief when he says "What the fuck?"
1:49:00 - I'm dead! I'm fuckin' dead! XD
L.a noire part 4: Phelps is super breakable
That magnifying glass was a great callback to the *but you did kill someone from the previous part