Man, I was obsessed with this game. It had such an amazing online community as well, I still remember the names of all the people I played with on the UK servers. I used to love running around as a medic reviving people and running insanely fast. I remember the sniping being very fun as well. On top of that, it had a really good map editor which let people create some amazing custom maps, both PvP and PvE. Great throwback!
The community was great. I was 15 when I was playing and my squad mates were some older dudes that knew each other from Canada. They were so nice when they found out I was using a small crt monitor they sent me a nice new one. They even sent out gifts for Xmas. Wish I could remember their names. The squad was called 3dx. There was also another team called B.O.D. for brothers of darkness I was on for a little bit but they were weirdos.
That was a lovely video to watch. I watched that movie once, and the part that sticked with me forever when a soldier shamed another into leaving the night goggles behind, for the short daylight mission. Past summer I went into a hike, planning to come back before the night of course. No need for the flashlight, right? Before I left the hostel I went and grabbed it (along with umbrella). As it turned out, after finishing the hike that evening I missed the last bus from the end point back to the town, had to walk 20km beside the highway, most of which was in a dark, moonless night. (bringing a flashlight into travels has helped me multiple times already, unexpectedly)
Thanks! And hey that's an interesting story. In Brazil we have a saying that says a well prepared man is worth 10 men. So there's that lol. I'm glad you managed to get back safely.
Wow SUCRA very fully and nice video! I played almost all but still remember the first clearly but especially more when the Black hawk down released. And even when I played the game 10 years later again still was very good experience. Of course the story its very Intense. I will wait now this version that you mentioned. 🙂
well done. i do remember playing this game on ps2, was pretty fun, had some insta-kill like moments in missions, causing some grumbling retries. and when i saw the clip of the original game i saw comanche immediately, a game i did play on pc.
Great video! Its always fun to see games that were loved by others that you haven't experienced. Always something new to see! Kudos for bagging such a high profile celebrity for your collaboration, I know it can be a humbling experience (I'll expect the royalty check in the mail).
Hey man, can't thank you enough for all your support, friendship and captures. As for the check, I'll send it to you exactly after TH-cam pays me what it owes me. 😂
Loved some of the NovaLogic games Comanche and Armored Fist 2 were favorite. But i played Delta Force too back in days but it didn't garbed me like Comanche and Armored Fist
Hey Chris! Thanks, man. Oh the XP 1800 is way more capable than what I used. Performance I got was strange, considering the Tualatin 1133 is quite faster than the minimum requirements, but whatever. I should try it with a faster CPU next time.
Loved this game. In 03 when i was 15 i got caught with weed and put on house arrest. And for some reason the custom pc my dad ordered came with BHD. I started playing online and was quickly recruited to a squad called Brothers of Darkness😂 it was ran by a husband and wife from the midwest. The squad was trash though and I let them know. I was kicked shortly after. Then I was picked up by a team called 3dx which was a bunch of 20-40 year old dudes from Canada. Won the king of the hill championship with them. After that was joint ops and that game was awesome and ahead of its time. Wish i stayed in touch with the guys from 3dx but once i got my license girls and partying was all i cared about.😂
I was so excited when the Novalogic Blackhawk Down video game beta servers launched in the summer of 2003. After awhile people started making their own modded maps and hosting them on custom servers. They didn't have much to work with at that point (shipping containers were the centerpiece of most maps) but it was fun and exciting gameplay. I was disappointed that none of the couple dozen people I normally played with online seemed excited about the game. But we were still having fun playing Novalogic's Delta Force Joint Ops (which had maps and missions set in Afganistan). After the full game launched, me and my online friends weren't overly impressed with the single player part of the game, but none of us really played the Novalogic Delta Force games for the single player. We loved the multiplayer and Black Hawk Down started to grow on them, especially after I started hosting a custom BHD server that went up after our regular Joint Ops server went down. I was in love with m203 'nade launcher and got a real thrill out of well placed claymore kills. After some months we were mostly playing on BHD servers and started challenging other squads to matches on Best of 3 or Best of 5 standard maps. We were a group of guys (and a few gals) from the US and Australia and played under the tag -Ozi-. I was in charge of finding other squads to play and arranging the matches and we had a pretty solid match team with a respectable win-loss ratio. It was one of the most enjoyable periods of my life.
Correction: My squad was playing Delta Force Task Force Dagger (aka TFD) when the Black Hawk Down game came not Joint Operations.(which came out in 2004).
Nice video, never played the game but i'll check it out! P. S:I have very similar beige speakers 😂 Do yours have powercord to plug in a wall socket? Mine's powercord has a bypass plug that goes between the pc's powercord connector and the pc's psu's ac input socket.
Hey, thanks! Well as long as you play it knowing it's a 20 year old game, it's great. As for the speakers yeah, I do have them plugged in a wall socket.
@@SUCRA ahah, don't worry, I'll play it on my A64 3700+ Windows 98se system, equipped with 512Mb of DDR 400 and a Radeon 9250. Admiring it on a Philips 17" flat glass crt 🤣
Eu gosto muito do seu canal, recente mente eu montei um PC antigo, comprei uma parte dos componentes na Santa Efigênia e outra no OLX e o que deu um pouco de trabalho para conseguir foi um monitor CRT, e estou bem feliz agora.
Que bom Thiago, obrigado! É um hobby bem legal. No Brasil não temos uma comunidade muito ativa no hobby, mas nos EUA e outros países é possível encontrar bastante gente entusiasmada com o assunto de PCs retrô assim como eventos. Ainda não consegui ir a um evento, mas pretendo em breve. Nos EUA tem a VCF que ocorre em diversos lugares uma vez por ano.
Man, I was obsessed with this game. It had such an amazing online community as well, I still remember the names of all the people I played with on the UK servers. I used to love running around as a medic reviving people and running insanely fast. I remember the sniping being very fun as well. On top of that, it had a really good map editor which let people create some amazing custom maps, both PvP and PvE. Great throwback!
Oh, I've heard good things about the on-line multiplayer on it. There's probably someone out there still running a server.
The community was great. I was 15 when I was playing and my squad mates were some older dudes that knew each other from Canada. They were so nice when they found out I was using a small crt monitor they sent me a nice new one. They even sent out gifts for Xmas. Wish I could remember their names. The squad was called 3dx. There was also another team called B.O.D. for brothers of darkness I was on for a little bit but they were weirdos.
I'd listen to you talk about every level! Subbed and liked.
Hey, thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I really liked this game back then
It's a great game!
That was a lovely video to watch.
I watched that movie once, and the part that sticked with me forever when a soldier shamed another into leaving the night goggles behind, for the short daylight mission.
Past summer I went into a hike, planning to come back before the night of course. No need for the flashlight, right? Before I left the hostel I went and grabbed it (along with umbrella). As it turned out, after finishing the hike that evening I missed the last bus from the end point back to the town, had to walk 20km beside the highway, most of which was in a dark, moonless night.
(bringing a flashlight into travels has helped me multiple times already, unexpectedly)
Thanks! And hey that's an interesting story. In Brazil we have a saying that says a well prepared man is worth 10 men. So there's that lol. I'm glad you managed to get back safely.
Wow SUCRA very fully and nice video! I played almost all but still remember the first clearly but especially more when the Black hawk down released. And even when I played the game 10 years later again still was very good experience. Of course the story its very Intense. I will wait now this version that you mentioned. 🙂
Thanks, Niko! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a great weekend!
my favorite of the Novalogic Delta force games
From what I've played so far, they're my favorite as well!
Soooo glad to see the OG Games getting the attention they deserver.
Novalogic was sooo ahead of its time back in the days.. ♥
Indeed, Delta Force games in the beginning were ground breaking.
well done. i do remember playing this game on ps2, was pretty fun, had some insta-kill like moments in missions, causing some grumbling retries. and when i saw the clip of the original game i saw comanche immediately, a game i did play on pc.
Thanks! Some parts of higher levels are indeed extremely difficult. I've yet to play Comanche, but I probably should.
Great video! Its always fun to see games that were loved by others that you haven't experienced. Always something new to see!
Kudos for bagging such a high profile celebrity for your collaboration, I know it can be a humbling experience (I'll expect the royalty check in the mail).
Hey man, can't thank you enough for all your support, friendship and captures. As for the check, I'll send it to you exactly after TH-cam pays me what it owes me. 😂
😂😂😂
Loved some of the NovaLogic games Comanche and Armored Fist 2 were favorite.
But i played Delta Force too back in days but it didn't garbed me like Comanche and Armored Fist
Sounds good. I need to check out that Armored Fist one.
Oh hey i have those same speakers, bit tinny sounding but 20 years back they were ok at the time.
Yeah, they aren't great, but they are a staple of the time. I do have some better speakers, sometimes I'm lazy in swapping them around.
It was very hard. Its possibly compatible with RTX Remix being DX8.
Interesting!
Excellent video! I played a lot back then with an athlon xp 1800+ and a radeon 8500 and it was fluid I think
Hey Chris! Thanks, man. Oh the XP 1800 is way more capable than what I used. Performance I got was strange, considering the Tualatin 1133 is quite faster than the minimum requirements, but whatever. I should try it with a faster CPU next time.
Loved this game. In 03 when i was 15 i got caught with weed and put on house arrest. And for some reason the custom pc my dad ordered came with BHD. I started playing online and was quickly recruited to a squad called Brothers of Darkness😂 it was ran by a husband and wife from the midwest. The squad was trash though and I let them know. I was kicked shortly after. Then I was picked up by a team called 3dx which was a bunch of 20-40 year old dudes from Canada. Won the king of the hill championship with them. After that was joint ops and that game was awesome and ahead of its time. Wish i stayed in touch with the guys from 3dx but once i got my license girls and partying was all i cared about.😂
Sounds like you had quite the time with it!
@@SUCRA yea it was great.
I think I remember seeing 3dx tags. I played with US and Aussie guys (and a few gals) on a squad named -Ozi-.
@@johnard611 thats awesome
I was so excited when the Novalogic Blackhawk Down video game beta servers launched in the summer of 2003. After awhile people started making their own modded maps and hosting them on custom servers. They didn't have much to work with at that point (shipping containers were the centerpiece of most maps) but it was fun and exciting gameplay. I was disappointed that none of the couple dozen people I normally played with online seemed excited about the game. But we were still having fun playing Novalogic's Delta Force Joint Ops (which had maps and missions set in Afganistan).
After the full game launched, me and my online friends weren't overly impressed with the single player part of the game, but none of us really played the Novalogic Delta Force games for the single player. We loved the multiplayer and Black Hawk Down started to grow on them, especially after I started hosting a custom BHD server that went up after our regular Joint Ops server went down. I was in love with m203 'nade launcher and got a real thrill out of well placed claymore kills. After some months we were mostly playing on BHD servers and started challenging other squads to matches on Best of 3 or Best of 5 standard maps. We were a group of guys (and a few gals) from the US and Australia and played under the tag -Ozi-. I was in charge of finding other squads to play and arranging the matches and we had a pretty solid match team with a respectable win-loss ratio. It was one of the most enjoyable periods of my life.
Correction: My squad was playing Delta Force Task Force Dagger (aka TFD) when the Black Hawk Down game came not Joint Operations.(which came out in 2004).
Heeeeey, remember the time when we didn't care much about screen tearing as much?
For sure! Still do every time I play with one of these old PCs.
I have many hour played on this. The online community was awesome and I was hooked on it back in the day. Brings back memories
Sweet!
Nice video, never played the game but i'll check it out!
P. S:I have very similar beige speakers 😂
Do yours have powercord to plug in a wall socket? Mine's powercord has a bypass plug that goes between the pc's powercord connector and the pc's psu's ac input socket.
Hey, thanks! Well as long as you play it knowing it's a 20 year old game, it's great. As for the speakers yeah, I do have them plugged in a wall socket.
@@SUCRA ahah, don't worry, I'll play it on my A64 3700+ Windows 98se system, equipped with 512Mb of DDR 400 and a Radeon 9250. Admiring it on a Philips 17" flat glass crt 🤣
@@GiovanniBardazzi333 hah, sounds like a great system!
@@SUCRA A little overkill for 98se..do you think that a 9250 is enough for the game?
Yes, I do. The 9250 can even run Far Cry if you're not very picky on performance. As long as it's like the 128 bit version I reviewed a while back.
falaaaa amigão vim ai pelo canal do Rafa, New comes a new challenger...a gente participou do programa de hoje heheh...da hora teu conteúdo, TMJ amigão
Opa Rafa, seja muito bem vindo, vou te seguir também . Foi um prazer, viu? Abração.
Eu gosto muito do seu canal, recente mente eu montei um PC antigo, comprei uma parte dos componentes na Santa Efigênia e outra no OLX e o que deu um pouco de trabalho para conseguir foi um monitor CRT, e estou bem feliz agora.
Que bom Thiago, obrigado! É um hobby bem legal. No Brasil não temos uma comunidade muito ativa no hobby, mas nos EUA e outros países é possível encontrar bastante gente entusiasmada com o assunto de PCs retrô assim como eventos. Ainda não consegui ir a um evento, mas pretendo em breve. Nos EUA tem a VCF que ocorre em diversos lugares uma vez por ano.
através ai do amigo rAfael ok, boa noite, like e tamo junto
Uepa, noite. Tmj.