YIIK Version 1.25 - New Golden Alpaca Cutscene
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- As part of YIIK v1.25 Update (titled: "Deviation Perspective I Wrong Soul Requiem"): it features a drastically reworked scenario in the Sewer Dungeon accessible in Chapter 2, including a overhauled Golden Alpaca scene. Thus, this will be a Major Spoiler alert for those who either played the game prior to Ver. 1.25 or haven't played it yet.
and yes, the New Golden Alpaca got a new voice. Voiced by Albert Wesker himself: D.C. Douglas
Quick Disclaimer: For transparency's sake, I playtested YIIK Ver. 1.25. However, my contributions were small.
For more detail regarding the update: www.ackkstudio...
and if you want to hear a bit of New Golden Alpaca's backstory, check out the new soundtrack released alongside the patch: andrewallanson...
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So THAT'S what a Golden Alpaca is- a judge. An antibody. A piece of an immune system.
I love and hate how this games writing is just sentences getting increasingly verbose
@@artherman9768 it's like reading a rough draft of a book, telling the guy he needs to do some rewrites and edits and telling you to screw yourself, it's good enough.
If anything, YIIK just needed an editor or beta testers.
This scene is a lot better, don't get me wrong. But fuck, it's still like 9 god damn minutes of unbroken monologuing and useless descriptors. Somebody's gotta take a hatchet to this script and give it some quiet time, because dear lord is this shit still rough.
@Nicholas Brown this game is set in the 90s, stars a literature major as a protagonist, and an avid internet user. Why doesn't he have a blog?
@Nicholas Brown you can turn it off now tho
Also Alex can stop saying "what the hell is going on" every two minutes
I honestly don't mind the dialogue, I like the conversations in this game
@@jon1580 You, my friend, have the patience of a saint.
Much more visual, really a step up. Ackk should move on to another project though, and take what they learned from Yiik with them. Fixing the game is admirable, but reworking their vision over and over again was what got them into this mess from the beginning.
Especially when they aren't going to fix the overwritten parts
Or give the project to the fandom(?) or another creative team and have them to fix up the problem.
@@jaywhangmakes Nahhhh they're not gonna give the project to the fans lol, they're way too far up their own ass for that. But maybe they'll learn eventually.
Ik but I can't help to be curious about how this game is gonna change, and also to be glad that this game's potential is finally being - at least partially - realized
@@caligulas430 My main takeaway from being in the Discord, where both Brian and Andrew are in voice chat all the time is that the update is them tying a nice little bow on the project so they can, indeed, move on to way better ideas. And seriously, they're really humble and pleasant to talk to. Every version of that infamous games as art rant cuts around him saying "Okay, I've prepared a bit."
Holy... Crap. It still needs a bit of polishing, but it is way better than the current one. It even made the one part I had a problem with in this scene more sense and have an actual purpose then a supposed gag.
They made it less of a joke now and with more meaning. heh these guys actually really want to show that they fcan make good games and will fix any issue tossed at them if needed
the alpaca doesn't even look like a joke now
@Boa-Noah you are playing a game with LP toss
The models are ugly but like, there's a style to it now. The song in the background at the start was actually good, the Soul Survivor actually looks like him enough that Vella saying it's his makes sense, this is comparably great
Speaking of.. do you know what the background song is called?
This song is actually super cool haha
The models are nice but the mouths are so uncanny
@@ethanchaotic Rory's tears always look so strange to me
Shawn, what a coincidence.
Man, that moment where Rory revealed that her sister killer herself ACTUALLY felt like it had some weight this time. That quiet drop from the music, the characters' facial expressions, also the fact that each one actually varied in some way, and wasn't all just them looking sad or shocked.
5:12 Can I just say I love the look on Michael's face here? Like he's really just saying "dude shut up" And on that note, I actually kinda like how, despite not having any dialogue in this scene, he's still kind of making a presence this time by emoting to what's going on.
Michael is best character
This is a definite improvement but at the same time, you can see that it's being held back by its original making and structure. The need to have Alex there and talk brings you slamming back to reality every time he interrupts and makes himself known past Vella's initial start on her speech. It clear that those lines are also just repurposed but still using them still shows how tied to the original structure the game still is.
Although I think this part of the game tries to play its hand to early and relies to much on previous knowledge of the game. The Golden Alpaca is changed so much that it's not the same but at the same time, its change is driven almost exclusively by the story's bigger twists later and trying to show its hand earlier and more blatantly than the last time. It basically spells out the ending of Alex's story, gives you major hints about Michael deal that would allow a new player to piece things together themselves easily all while helping to reinforce suspicons about Vella (although I think this is in the better of the story).
Still, very interesting to see where they fixed things, changed elements and added voices. I think the changes to the Golden Alpaca change its strange set up and thematic trappings (before, it was something that fed off the Soul Survivor to strength it, making it strange allegory for the difficulties of overcoming ones grief. Now; it seems to act a sort of judgement character that ask in some fashion for justification for changes rather the proves one).
I honestly like that they're making an attempt to sprinkle these revelations out over the course of the game more instead of just loredumping everything in one or two scenes.
It's lacking all lemonade
Seeing alex impaled on a sword already improves the scene
6:15
Alex's line flows so well with the rhythm!
LMAO
he dont need autotune
This is decent, but I can't believe they kept Alex's stupid lines
WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON?!???!!?
VELLA PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON
Honestly I feel like this makes Alex's bullshit more tolerable. It looks more like he's going "WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON" about two different things instead of just not paying attention to what Vella's saying.
They toned it down a bit. The whole "no one cares about your sister" part seems to be gone from after the battle.
@@Superluigi881 nope it is still there, Oneyplays played the update and it is still there LOL
Rory's Soul Survivor actually looks like a negative image of Rory. That's a really damn good design.
I gotta give props where props is due. Instead of running away with the money and doing a next project, they actually managed to take player's opinions into account and made bad scenes better. No man's sky did the same thing and now that game is better day by day, so I actually have hopes for YIIK as well. I hope the ending is done next; there is a secret ending hidden in the game's source code that is a much better ending and if they could integrate it into the game, YIIK could be redeemed.
What money? His game bombed hard.
I'm so glad they're actually trying to improve the game, after the interview being like "gamers can't understand alex" and shit i got extremly worried but it seemed like the creator was just mad
Don't give them too much credit, they abandoned Two Brothers in it's buggy, borderline unplayable state in order to work on YIIK after promising to fix it. They're just following through on their promises this time.
It's too little, too late. You get one shot for your game to make it big, and if you blow it, there's rarely ever a second chance. No Man's Sky got one, but people had actually been hyped for that. Ackk is trying to do the same thing with Two Brothers, their other game, pledging an improved re-release, but that's not going to do them any good, either.
@@Ninetails2000 Eh, gotta give him a little credit for actually living the supposed principles of his game now, even if the protagonist doesn't.
I cant watch the whole thing yet, but 2 minutes in and this update to the cut scene is LEAGUES better. Bless bless bless Rory deserved this kind of cut scene.
How the hell did they have the budget to cast COMPLETE GLOBAL SATURATION?
Hold up, you mean to tell me they actually went out of their way to overhaul a shitty cutscene post-release and made it go from laughably bad to... moderate?
MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT
It's not exactly perfect, but the improvement is night and day.
Its an improvement sure, but it still sucks.
The lighting and senseless direction sucks all the emotion of the scene the scene, better than the original at least visually, but it's still quite sloppy, but the core issue with the scene, the dialogue, is still very much present so there's only so much you can do when polishing a turd.
Also the golden alpaca now is like 10 times more stupid than before, how the fuck did they manage that?
@@ginogatash4030 At least it isn't entirely out of nowhere this time. And the "Lemonade!" thing is gone.
@@llewelynshingler2173 what are you talking about? it's still plenty out of nowhere, and even stupider than the dumb Lemonade golden Alpaca, the original was quite an ill advised tonal whiplash, but it was also the funniest part of the game, the new scene is funny in its own right I guess, but it is so self indulgent and overdramatic that it bores you.
Not only is this very different and much more appropriate, it also alludes to where the game goes, and literally shows the ending. If these kind of story changes are to come, YIIK could be kind of incredible
I'm glad the Golden Alpaca actually has a reason for being there and at least tries to remain tonally consistent after Rory's breakdown, rather than the original which created a huge tonal whiplash. The devs have taken the criticism to heart and have made a real effort to improve, this is really commendable.
Okay, I haven't played this game. But I have heard the discourse about it and saw the original version of this cutscene and laughed out loud at it.
But this? I actually really like this. Took an inappropriate "LOLSORANDUM" moment and actually worked it into an interesting surreal scene that surprisingly does manage to keep a consistent tone. I'm really impressed, seriously. Props to the dedication to actually go back and improve the game even after the poor reception.
Regular Show was a lot weirder than I remembered.
I can't believe I'm saying this but this whole cutscene looks 1000x better than the previous original version. I love the characters have much expression! It's not perfect but I enjoyed it.
Yo be honest that wasn't hard to improved
Wow this is a million times better than the previous scene
I genuinely do think YIIK could become a good game if they continue to do improvements like this
I am seriously thinking on funding this, if possible!
@@Ramsey276one no
There's a good story and a lot of love at the core of this mess so I think it just need more polishing.
LMAO
Great, the John Locke's sock approach to game development. Ten more years of gradual improvements and we'll have a winner.
With a voice like that I was expecting the Alpaca to go on about global saturation or patriot apocalypses
"Somehow, Wesker returned" -Chris Redfield
Or something about returning Shades to the world. Or thirsting for High school volleyball players
Holy shit. Golden Alpaca no longer seems like a joke boss, he actually looks threatening for once, AND is voiced by D.C. Douglas. The dialogue's still a bit... lengthy, but it's obvious they tried HARD to improve on it with what was there.
In my opinion the golden alpaca’s design looks wierd. If the buster sword and jeans/sneakers were removed it would look much more ethereal.
I get its a reference to cloud and crash bandicoot but damn does it look cluttered.
Good:
Cinematic AF
Acts like there is actual weight unlike the original
The Alpaca actually has some kind of threatening aura
Bad:
Models don’t have animated lip flaps
WHO STOLE VELLA’S NOSE
Alex still doesn’t shut up about needing a explanation
Alpaca sounds like a generic “big bad anime villain”:
Rory’s face definitely needs a redesign
Micheal’s eyes are still terrifying
Needs more lemonade.
Wesker Alpaca is something else
Wow! This is a 100% improvement. They removed the part where Soul Space and parallel realities are explicitly explained in detail by Vella. The Golden Alpaca was changed from meme and joke material (i.e. a joke boss) and makes it menacing and creates world building. My thoughts now are: "Who is he? Does he monitor the realities to make sure two of the same person do not occupy the same reality? Why? Is this a self-appointed duty or one instructed upon him?" It's rough at places but actually makes the game look VERY interesting now considering the main complaint that everyone points to about this game is essentially gone and the serious tone is not obliterated like it was originally. It kinda reminds me with Final Fantasy XV updates adding additional cutscenes, content, and features to vastly improve the experience.
The golden alpaca's dialogue is awesome. It's written to be fancy yet short and the acting is great.
... Anyone else notice the golden alpaca kind of repeated the same dialogue?
Also Michael looks so done at 5:11 and it's pretty funny
I think its purposeful. My feeling on it is it's meant to show the player not only a surreal style moment but to show them the other scenarios that the alpaca is alluding to. Theres only suppose to be two people there in all the other realities. Alex and rory. Vella and Michael are the differences. I also think Michael is fully aware of the alpaca existence and is hiding alot more than he's letting on. He's almost completely unfazed by his statements. The alpaca has clearly encounter all of them in one reality or another.
I suppose that makes sense
@@tjbattle7920 I think you may be onto something there
I thought it was visions of previous loops/alternate Universe encounters
Wonder who puppeted michaels corpse to move around, couldnt make him talk though
i... i want more?
what the hell, that was great!
WHAT THE HELL!
Leagues better but you can only polish a turd so much but it will still smell
There's always a piece of golden corn in the inside
I've heard the turd polishing business has changed alot. Just look at No Man's Sky and Final Fantasy 14.
In serious note: it is a low bar to achieve, and there are still key issues with the story that I don't think it will be solved aside of adding new content.
@@AL2009manStorage As an avid FF14 player, that is an amazingly good point because it emphatically shows that you can, actually, polish a turd until it turns to gold.
@@DanielSantosAnalysis We sure the FFXIV situation wasn't a case of flushing the turd, studying the meal it used to be and then working on replicating the recipe?
Making that not a joke fight has already significantly improved that section of the game. That was literally the biggest narrative issue with the Wind Town arc.
This looks like when a 4th grader figures out the transitions on a powerpoint presentation
At least this time it tries to give it the amount of weight the original scene probably wanted to have.
Lemonade... :(
...I think the Golden Alpaca is actually the good guy here.
From a certain point of view
Breaking reality is NO JOKE!
Nothing in the world could be less self aware than replacing your already meme joke enemy with a DeviantArt OC
After finish the whole game and watch this scene again. I finally understand what the hell the Alpaca is talking about. He probably killed Alex before in different reality (7:15 - 7:50). he recognize Vella doesn't from this universe and Michael is actually not "the real Michael" but just playing along. DAMN this game has potential.
Improved, but twice as long. You win some, you lose some.
YIIK ver 1.25: now with less talking jpegs
Holy Jesus, that Golden Alpaca sequence had no right being that genuinely astounding!
This is definitely a big improvement upon the original scene but I feel that the goofy pseudo sephiroth golden alpaca still undermines the scene by the nature of its stupid design.
It is *definitely* better, but I think it would have benefitted from the alpaca having a better design, one that can be taken seriously to some degree despite how innately goofy it is.
You know, this is weird and surreal enough to work.
Before I get into the merits of this scene, I just gotta say this: even in the original version, I... really did feel for Rory. It really is tragic that we lose the people we love because assholes like his sister's bullies decide to punish others for their own bad decisions. It's not the only reason people take their own lives, but it really is a reason. If you are in that situation for any reason, 988 is the national prevention hotline in the US and I encourage you to look up your own country's number because there are so many resources that can help you. I know what it's like to lose someone that means something to you, but they wouldn't want you to suffer as well. And I really do appreciate Vella for talking him through that...
AND THEN FOR SOME FUCKING REASON THAT WAS UNDERCUT BY A JOKE BOSS!! Look, for something this heavy, you need some sort of grace period for humor. Undertale gave that, Mother 3 gave that, even OFF did that and there's hardly any humor in that game! But the whiplash factor was mostly in the original version. This version is a bit better. There's no facial animation, but at least there's more dynamic cameras and the character models' expressions are stronger. The Golden Alpacca itself is a bit less silly and more intimidating. The transition into the boss fight was eased up a bit. And the music during the intro to the boss was... kinda creepier. It even gives us an explanation about what happened to Soul Rory. Again, it's still jarring that the boss that interrupts is a golden alpaca, but to be fair, there are some strange bosses in other Earthboundlikes that occur during dramatic moments that still have an imposing air about them. At least it doesn't open by randomly yelling "lemonade!" this time. And they got Albert Wesker himself on board! That's always an advantage there.
"The original scene was all about contrast. Specifically about how reality moves on despite what sort of personal tragedy you’re experiencing. A person can be absolutely miserable, and the world around them can be joking and irreverent. Completely careless to your misery. " - Andrew Allanson | But yeah the golden alpaca wasn't really connected into the plot in the original scene and felt more out of place.
@@jun9796 I don't exactly get that feeling in this. It's less "the world joking around you" and more "some random jester bumping into you while your having a personal moment, then you fighting them and getting back to your moment" in my opinion. I know that was a run on sentence, but Alex had no problem with it.
Clicked on this by curiosity, did NOT expect the D.C. Douglas
Honestly this is actually pretty good
Well, it's still not exactly great, but it's definitely an improvement.
Damn, what an insane rework. Have to give them props for coming back and fixing it.
I like the individual elements of this scene, but it's when they come together that there's problems. Like for example the foreshadowing bit in the middle with Alex is cool, but induces whiplash because the attention is being suddenly ripped from Rory and Vella to Alex after like 8 minutes of focus on them. Either frame the entire cutscene from Alex's perspective with the additional occasional cut to his reactions so that we don't forget that Alex is our character of focus, or just cut out that Alex bit, as a shift from Rory and Vella to the whole group isn't nearly as baffling a transition. Also, seriously, fuck the shaky cam reactions. You can tell they're actively trying to make beats more emotional and raw but it just makes them goofy instead. I also get that feeling from some of Rory's crying sprites, but I won't cite that as an official complaint as I feel that this aspect is more subjective. I'll just say that, Steven Universe also had too much crying at all the wrong moments so I never felt what I was supposed to be feeling.
Ya' know. I gotta say, I really like this over-the-top attempt at being dramatic and epic. It's still 10 minutes of monologues, but they did A LOT to make it more visually interesting, and I kinda' like what the golden alpaca gag has become.
So this seems to be mostly positively-received here, but everyone on the subreddit I was one seemed to construe this in a much more negative light.
To quote:
"Obviously YIIK got a lot of flak, most notably with the whole Elisa Lam expy thing and the scene with the golden alpaca boss. But apparently they decided to update that scene with... the boss essentially lecturing the player for not understanding the plot.
It's a lot to take in."
Thoughts?
r/TwoBestFriendsPlay subreddit? I saw it and left some comments there and bring additional context regarding the development of New Golden Alpaca scene. but saying "I Can't Believe It's Gotten Even Worse"? as a person who ACTUALLY played YIIK, it's the LEAST bad part of the game. (and I argue new Golden Alpaca is better than the original, but that's a low bar to achieve)
I also know they actually respond to the whole Elisa Lam thing after Twitter got it trending..again.
twitter.com/AckkStudios/status/1366885515014897665
I gonna be honest here: Elisa Lam is the *least* of the game's problems.
The funny part about it is that people who say all those things don't even care or know about her which is exactly the point of the game.
Also the devs made a story where most of the story happens in the subtext but most people only looked at the surface and decided the story is meaningless(even though the game literally has post modern in the title) so you can't blame them for trying to direct the players attention to the meta narrative.
@@amuro9624 What ticket people off is the needlessly long paragraph and the cluster plot it would come to be. Alex himself already sets the story down because of long it takes for him to develop, and also a lot of the writting felt like something to be read in a book rather than seen, felt and understood by the players' estes.
@@amuro9624 The writting, caracterizariam and locations need a lot of work to make them feel real (real enough for the game atleast).
@@sonicplays8740 I agree that the long paragraphs are boring to read but again the MC doesn't need to "develop" there's already a story and he's not supposed to be the center. That's literally the point of the story, he's a meaningless loser who wastes your time giving you his opinion that is wrong in most situations because he thinks he's so smart and important. Part of his character is the trope of the unreliable narrator. I do agree that the monologues makes for a bad experience in terms of gaming but its so weird that people demand a typical, conventional story structure when the game itself is being clear that it's not what it's going for.
This is actually why the writer was angry at the critics of the game. People want games to be art but they still hold games to way lower standards than any other media. There's a lot of movie where events either seems unconnected and meaningless (like once upon a time in Hollywood by Tarantino or gummo) and even movies where events are not happening in chronological order (like Nolan's memento where everything happens in reverse) but with a game people just say it's bad fix it instead of assuming it's an artistic choice. I'm not saying it has to be considered good but even though a lot of people hated the movie tree of life they still understood that the movie has a weird structure on purpose. There's bad things in the game but a lot of things are artistic choices made with a purpose.
And the game doesn't need to feel real... Again the goal is to make a postmodern rpg. The world doesn't need to feel real. The reason there's so many weird shit is so that you ask yourself "what does this mean?" and start finding your own interpretation to all the info you get. It's not supposed to be a classic 3act rpg story. That's why it's called a post modern rpg to warn you that you shouldn't have those expectations but most people just dismisses that as the author being pretentious.
Lemonade
Huh.
They used the Alpaca as some sort of biblical dimension guardian.
A bit wordy, but angels do tend to be preachy as they are cruel to persistent evil.
That's... actually creative.
Can’t get over how the alpaca is voiced by D.C. Douglas
Please, for the love of god I hope this is a No Man's Sky situation
"My problem was thinking that video games were art." -the developer of YIIK.
@@sally_altfangirl that's like a filmmaker saying paintings aren't art because they destroyed a canvas by drumming with it
@@sally_altfangirl That quote is taken out of context, read the rest of the interview
@@jon1580 It may be taken out of context, the context doesn’t make it much better. To summarize he’s basically bitching and moaning about how players are tOo DuMb To UnDeRsTaNd HiS mAsTeRpIeCe instead of just admitting the game’s story was pretty scattershot and contradictory
If he kept his cool instead of ranting and showing off his insecurities, then I think he would have a lot more respect. I can see why he would act like that because the development was hard, but that is a big yiikes (get it?) from Andrew
7:22 is everything i want yiik i.v to be. this one sequence of scenes is exactly what couldve made yiik's cutscenes more interesting. its so weird, confusing, unknowable, and awesome
Man as much as I dislike YIIK I think the creators just need a redemption arc to better themselves. They probably need a third better game and take all the criticisms to heart
Maan I wish they really fixed Vella's lips its so bad still...
User: Golden Alpaca
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Wtf this is genuinely good.
I was right about this game the thing that made it a failure is that it needed more drafts on the script. I think the concept could work. It just needed more time
I agreed.
as I already pointed out in another comment, the New Golden Alpaca cutscene wasn't planned to be part of YIIK 1.25 patch. They were thinking about changing the scene for a while, but it was the result of a conversation about tonality in Music in the YIIK Discord channel (and I, jumping the conversation and pointed out about the Golden Alpaca music) essentially kickstarted this new scene in the first place.
and compared to the recent YIIK 1.5 patch teaser, you can obviously tell this scene was rushed.
@@AL2009manStorage Yeah, this suits the tone of the game much better. Out of curiosity what is tbe music that they used in the new scene. I really genuinely like it
No more lemonade :(
Hold up wtf why does it actually look kinda cool
This is actually alot better; the game's good ideas are shining through more.
Maybe and just maybe, we could get at some point the original ending for the game.
In an update, good ending? Maybe? Maybe?
The original ending is pretty bad because it tells Alex he was right for pursuing this rescue mission for someone he didn't care about instead of growing up and getting a job.
@@amuro9624 that entire message is REALLY silly when you're making way more money in the dungeons than in any job.
You easily come out of dungeons making 3k
Ludonarrative dissonance at its best
@@Arkangel630 Not much point to getting money when you can absolutely destroy every single enemy and boss with Alex’s record special move.
i like that the original unupdated version of this game is becoming lost media every second that passes and noone gives a shit
This is somehow an even bigger shitpost than this entire godforsaken game
When I am talking about horrible things I blame myself for involving a close family member's suicide, I too have absolutely zero emotion in my voice while tears stream down my face.
"Sorry Rory, we can't afford to spend money on new voice lines right now, we're in a budget." -Ackk Studios, probably.
That's a Yiikes from me dawg
The fact it's an alpaca still kills the mood a bit but at least he's a character now and not just a one off joke.
I do genuinely want to see where this rework goes once everything's done. It'll be interesting if nothing more.
Fully agreed
Okay, but does the Golden Alpaca still say "lemonade"?
Wait what the fuck this cutscene is sort of awesome.
7:14
Oh Shit as if I couldn't like him enough, the GA has Guts sword(Albeit seems it was broken or something).
Well holy shit, this scene actually is decent and instead of feeling like a bad taste joke it really looks like a surreal nightmare. Also the alpaca's voice is alright. Props to the creators for actually improving the scene.
Now this actually had me INVESTED in what was going on. Holy smokes...
Note to self 6:03 is where the cool music starts
did you find the name?
@@Luciel_yt Wrong Soul Requiem 3
The original was at least funny
I gotta say, this is so much better than the OG. As shit as the game is, it's nice to see they're trying
The entity looks cool but the golden apalca thing looks even worse
This gets so much better when you realize what game TH-cam puts this under
man, this is miles ahead of the original scene. It's still a crock of shit, but this one doesn't stink quite as much
I'd kill for lemonade as a tiny easter egg.
Credit deserved in improvement; just trim the dialogue with more emotive and voiced character portraits, and this game can be pretty epic
You guys think this is better? It's still bad and cringey.
Huh this is, actually pretty good.
A lot better unfortunately the rest of the cutscenes and story exists
How did they get D.C Douglas to voice act in this?
They gave the YK-Virus to Albert Wesker.
But in one condition: voice a character for their game.
The old voice acting feels so much funnier being put against this dramatic cinematography and music.
My god, somehow this is funnier than the alpaca version.
Why subject yourself to this torture?
you're talking to the same person who streamed the launch version (Ver. 1.03 by accident) and once edit a 7 hour highlight reel of my playthough of YIIK.
It seems this game is not out of the fight just yet!
The game that it should have been...
Its Soul will Survive!
@@Ramsey276one I hope so!
Wow
Gotta give credit where credit is due. They classed it up and fixed it a bit. I don't know if I could call it good, but the work is admirable.
I have to say, this is an improvement, I'd say the scene could have used better lighting.
But honestly, I think the only TRUE way to fix this scene is to remove this Golden Alpaca, I feel a big deep-voiced anthro Sephiroth Cloud Strife Alpaca in sneakers is still just as ridiculous as the normal Alpaca that shows up out of no where.
I felt the Golden Alpaca was meant to be a subversion from a scene that was so serious that was meant to be HAHA ISN'T THAT RANDOM? But when it's with a scene going over the suicide of a guy's sister, from that point onward I'm not sure what scenes I'm suppose to be taking serious now, because of the game can't handle a serious topic topic like that with maturity then I'm not sure what scene I should take seriously.
8:36 "Bro
Back off"
XD
I'm yiiking out!!!
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okay wow, this actually a big improvement!! not gonna lie, this was great
Is...is that DC Douglas as the Golden Alpaca? Id that Yoshikage Kira??
This is like the kid who gets 10% on a test, studying harder and getting a 20% on their repeat.
It's WAY better than the original version(which *really* isn't saying much), and actually makes Rory feel like someone who you're genuinely empathetic to, instead of feeling like they are just pathetic.
Stíll, the surreal style feels uncomfortable and horribly stilted. There is still WAY too much dialogue, that all say the same thing, and it's STILL YIIK.
YIIK is beyond saving. Professional writers and artists need to be hired, an entirely new combat system must be made. And the endings must be changed massively.