Ngl id roleplay my actual job in video games if there was a decent way to do it. (I mean, I come home from work after 9 hours of fixing cars and will often boot up Car Mechanic simulator lol) If you work a job you enjoy its a good way to vibe. Its like all the parts of your job you enjoy, without the actual labor.
There's a special kind of feeling playing these maps at 2AM. I can't describe it very well but it's exactly like what you said. It's dream-like. It's magical and ethereal. There was this one map called Autumn 2001 on the GMOD Workshop that I love. It's a PS1-styled map with a simple premise to get beer from a convenience store. My description sounds boring but playing that same map at 2AM made me more immersed than ever. The tranquility of night with the open world of source engine cyberspace. There's something magical about these GMOD maps that were made for fun. The amateur, retro 2000's aesthetics provide an unfamiliar, familiar feeling. Maps like these are why GMOD will always be one of my favorite games of all time.
The nostalgia of seeing an old store or location in Source is something else. A time capsule of a time we will never relive again. Simply looking at the old Mcdonalds menu in the Gmod map brings me wayyy back. I’m pretty sure Mcdonalds now uses boring digital screens lol
My favorite real world maps are the ones created by MDS. I think he's moved on to other things but the Best Buy and the McDonalds custom levels (maps) are awesome because I get a 2005 Source Engine vibe each time I load up one in Garrysmod. They could be updated with new textures but I kinda see them as a historical artifact in a way. Anyway MDS if you're out there. GREAT JOB!
3:34 That CS:GO map has a store that is actually based of a Swedish store named Coop, it's basically 1:1. found it funny as you showcased it while saying "You wouldn't see anything like this on the CS:GO workshop" :D
There is similar convenience store franchise in Poland with very similar logo called Żabka. To a point that i thought its related or localized version of CO-OP mini stores.
@@Kacpa2 I know exactly what you're on about, Żabka and many other polish stores are a little bit similar to Coop aha. Was quite a surprise when I first came over to Sweden.
About that comment about games being more competitive, I think you're somewhat on the point. Games in the 2000s most internet users grew up with were geared to be more social spaces, whether that was split screen co-op, couch gaming with friends with Smash or more traditional Fighting Games, MMOs, or if you were a very special kind of person, Second Life. So, maps were generally designed to mimic common social spaces, which would be shops or just recreations of city spaces. Right now, for me at least, games feel a lot more oriented towards exploring system mechanics and (if it has it) combat complexity. The explosion of speedrunning and competitive gaming spearheaded by MOBAs contributed the most to this. What hasn't helped is that now most people have social media apps to compliment their gaming communities so now rather than communicate through chat they use Discord or just browse relevant Twitter tags/subreddits. Since social media is basically creating the 'social space' for free and can maintain it more cheaply due to specialization, those servers running those more 'social' maps have to compete with not only all the other maps, but also social media sites. So, since they're being out-competed by sites that do their job but (speaking on a technical level) better, that mapping style has died off to an extent. Why use VoIP to talk to friends on a CS server when Discord lets you do the same with added functionalities? Why laugh at each other's silly sprays when you can post the image in see previous or immortalize it in a Reddit post? Still, I kind of miss the old social Trade servers and occasional odd map server TF2 (my primary Source game) used to have when I started playing in 2016. There was nothing that really embodied the feeling of trade_plaza_2 or some guy's recreation of the entire LoZ:OoT map but in Source being populated with 32 players who were all interested in just doing whatever. The communities those maps attracted had their toxic elements, but they were nowhere near as ubiquitous or discourse controlling as they are in social media communities for the same game. The death of this kind of game feel is, I would argue, the biggest, least understood silent tragedy in gaming history and something we'll have to contend with for a very long time.
Man remember when speedrunning was a wierd nische no one really paid any attention to, now you have streamers and youtubers with multimillion views and subs doing it, guess it shows how far we strayed from multiplayer as a social setting to a competitive, I think it truly died when couch coop did.
Once, when visiting a preserved steam railway, after having a picnic lunch at one of the stations along the line, I decided to just walk up and down the platform, taking in the scenery and the peacefulness of a middle-of-the-line station that was empty in the middle of the day. A light bulb lit up above my head, like a cartoon. "I should make this station in Source," I thought, and started taking photos for reference. Something about the tranquility of a preserved 1950s railway station just made my brain immediately connect it to the dreamlike nature and "normality" of those real-life Source maps that you mention in this video. I had stuff like the textures planned in my head at the time, how I would recreate all the details like the signal box, the underground path that lets you get from one platform to the next, all just for some sort of environment art project where I would try to recreate a relatively mundane place like a railway station, just because it was a nice day and I like trains. I never did make the map (I forgot about the idea), but this video made me remember that I had once had the idea, and to maybe in fact revisit that idea at some time. Cheers, Mr. ratlobber, for making me reminisce on a project I never actually started. :)
I'll be honest I only subscribed to you because of your music choice. So thanks for giving me some sweet tunes to listen to while hearing some weirdo online talk about Gmod Big Macs or whatever.
Listen to the Total Science discs especially number 2 (has adam f circles on it the quintessential tune of this subgenre), PsiX - Room99 Mix, PizzaHotline - Level Select (This is a new album that does a good job of emulating the intelligent sorta video game music), Baily Studio Set (1996), mouly Studio Set (1995), Urban Flavour - Modern Jazz (1998). I have a bunch more songs stored away on USBS and on Vinyl I could pull out but these are some mixes and compilations on you tube that I love to listen too. Hope you enjoy.
Nice to see a video like this appreciating the value of real life locations in such an old engine. I have a project in mind to create a supermarket I work at almost 1:1. I have the blueprints of the store from a top down view. I have absolutely no mapping experience but Source 2 engine helps a bit when it comes to controls and QoL changes. Maybe I'll start small and add whatever I learn to the supermarket project
Yeah, I too love these real location maps. I remember years ago just loading them up and having dumb fun in them, making random scenes and such. Great video editing!
Finally, you found the right words to describe it! "Dream like" something about the source engine is messy, its nostalgic look, the same controls and environment, the creepy atmosphere, it all adds to the charm of exploring a source map at 2am. Its all very dreamy and almost bizarre, but I love and adore all aspects of it. Source is the only engine that almost has like a personality element to it, like it gives off a certain touch in all games that are utilizing it.
Man that Best Buy map brings me back. Many TTT games played on that exact map so many times. That one, and maybe not this specific McDonald's but there was definitely a McDonald's map I played dozens of games on. I love these maps as well and the dated references are what make it even better and authentic. I'd even go farther to what you said that you probably won't see maps like this ever again but who knows.
another banger video, as always dude. I love the feeling of a lot of silly maps, makes me feel like a part of a small community with inside jokes. Also a BOC r35 track at the beginning? awesome dude
@@jasongeorgee Boards of Canada - Audiotrack 14 from the random 35 tracks. The rest of the tracks on the tape are also amazing, not sure why ratlobber doesn't include in description.
I remember having good times back in 2005 playing on this one Walmart map on Half Life 2 Deathmatch and thinking it was the funniest shit. Like having a grimy dirty HL2 themed walmart selling old boxxy monitors and trash, some combine textures thrown in, and building box forts in the storage room in the back.
You know what? I vibe with this concept on a weird level. Some of my favorite maps growing up playing UT99 were like, beer wars where it's Budweiser vs Miller Lite, or it's just a mini city with a McDonalds slapped in the middle for no fuckin' reason. It's just a weird, fun trip.
Always an overwhelmingly charming thing to see homemade maps like these, makes me wanna boot up Gmod or Counter-Strike Source to experience these type of maps again.
I think part of it is the same reason I love really old maps like cp_orange or trade_minecraft(s) because they're the closest feeling to physically being in the past.
I never knew of garys mod back in the day, i knew of half life and i thought the machinimas and SFM videos were all just secret levels and id spend hours playing the 360 orange box looking for the secret levels in Portal and the Half Life games. I feel silly now thinking about it, i wish i would have known about GMod and been able to play these maps with friends back in the day. I did try to make my own in Halo forge maps, i used to love making maps in halo forge based on McDonalds, Burger King, Gas Stations, my favorite was trying to make Blockbuster. This made a wave of nostalgia wash over my mind, thank you for the awesome video !
It's not because Source is necessarily dark or dirty. You can see the limitations people had in 2000's and that's it. Amateur maps contributed to that feel so much and you can see how distinctly surreal, senseless and poorly designed they are. Indeed ahead of its time in a way to predict the liminal spaces definition. Just imagine half of your unfinished maps you done in 2011, and which are likely forever lost by now, would be considered treasure for nowadays liminal and low poly horror fans. And the more "out of sense" layout you have the better. Endless hallways and box-like rooms populated with random props at best. Sounds familiar, huh? Poor perception, poor level design + limitations = liminal space. That's how I see it really.
When I was a kid, I learnt how to use hammer specifically to create a shitty recreation of my school for me and my friends to play sandbox on. Even when I started getting good at mapping, I was just fixated on making a csgo de map based around a Subway food place on a random British high street.
i think these maps are just better than the super realistic ones because they can just add whatever weird shit to them, like the basement in the 7eleven map
I think we like the source engine because it looks cheap and realistic at the same time, and that's why it looks so weird. It's like the uncanny valley but for buildings or something.
I’d say there’s still a chance for these kinds of maps in source 2. in fact with HL:A’s assets I bet there’s vast untapped potential for grimey-ass rundown looking shitholes in high fidelity while still looking rank and jank, I think I’ve already seen a few maps that almost do that. I’ll try and make one when I get some free time.
where do you get your intros from/how do you make them? they're so so sick! are you an artist? have I missed something? very very lush work man, keep it up
CO-OP store in that csgo map is based on chains of franchise stop shops on europe, so its not like they dont try to mimick real life locations, but i get what you mean.
Bro I was wondering if would ever do a tutorial or a breakdown of your creative method in editing cause I love your style and would love to know your techniques
Wow this is such a good video idea, I literally stopped looking for the original video I wanted to watch Edit: for some reason I thought this video was about you finding these locations in real life, but still good video I agree
McDonald's employees going home to relax and unwind on Gary's Mod, role-playing in a mcdonalds map.
german gamer moment
What song is the intro?
@@jasongeorgee darude sandstorm
Ngl id roleplay my actual job in video games if there was a decent way to do it. (I mean, I come home from work after 9 hours of fixing cars and will often boot up Car Mechanic simulator lol) If you work a job you enjoy its a good way to vibe. Its like all the parts of your job you enjoy, without the actual labor.
Dwight moment
There's a special kind of feeling playing these maps at 2AM. I can't describe it very well but it's exactly like what you said. It's dream-like. It's magical and ethereal. There was this one map called Autumn 2001 on the GMOD Workshop that I love. It's a PS1-styled map with a simple premise to get beer from a convenience store. My description sounds boring but playing that same map at 2AM made me more immersed than ever. The tranquility of night with the open world of source engine cyberspace. There's something magical about these GMOD maps that were made for fun. The amateur, retro 2000's aesthetics provide an unfamiliar, familiar feeling. Maps like these are why GMOD will always be one of my favorite games of all time.
Curious what "PS1 styled" looks like on the Source Engine
@@Wheagg Even less polygons probably
glad I'm not the only one that feels like this
Playing gmod midnight hits different
What song is the intro?
finally someone who appreciates the built-in source engine crust
What song is the intro?
Forsenbajs
I love how these maps are almost like a snapshot of how these places looked back in '07
The nostalgia of seeing an old store or location in Source is something else. A time capsule of a time we will never relive again. Simply looking at the old Mcdonalds menu in the Gmod map brings me wayyy back. I’m pretty sure Mcdonalds now uses boring digital screens lol
My favorite real world maps are the ones created by MDS. I think he's moved on to other things but the Best Buy and the McDonalds custom levels (maps) are awesome because I get a 2005 Source Engine vibe each time I load up one in Garrysmod. They could be updated with new textures but I kinda see them as a historical artifact in a way. Anyway MDS if you're out there. GREAT JOB!
What song is the intro?
3:34 That CS:GO map has a store that is actually based of a Swedish store named Coop, it's basically 1:1. found it funny as you showcased it while saying "You wouldn't see anything like this on the CS:GO workshop" :D
what’s the map called? that one’s visuals really stuck out to me and i wanna download it
@@stardust-reverie Insertion 2, was an official map that released in the previous operation.
There is similar convenience store franchise in Poland with very similar logo called Żabka. To a point that i thought its related or localized version of CO-OP mini stores.
@@Kacpa2 I know exactly what you're on about, Żabka and many other polish stores are a little bit similar to Coop aha. Was quite a surprise when I first came over to Sweden.
About that comment about games being more competitive, I think you're somewhat on the point. Games in the 2000s most internet users grew up with were geared to be more social spaces, whether that was split screen co-op, couch gaming with friends with Smash or more traditional Fighting Games, MMOs, or if you were a very special kind of person, Second Life. So, maps were generally designed to mimic common social spaces, which would be shops or just recreations of city spaces. Right now, for me at least, games feel a lot more oriented towards exploring system mechanics and (if it has it) combat complexity. The explosion of speedrunning and competitive gaming spearheaded by MOBAs contributed the most to this. What hasn't helped is that now most people have social media apps to compliment their gaming communities so now rather than communicate through chat they use Discord or just browse relevant Twitter tags/subreddits. Since social media is basically creating the 'social space' for free and can maintain it more cheaply due to specialization, those servers running those more 'social' maps have to compete with not only all the other maps, but also social media sites. So, since they're being out-competed by sites that do their job but (speaking on a technical level) better, that mapping style has died off to an extent. Why use VoIP to talk to friends on a CS server when Discord lets you do the same with added functionalities? Why laugh at each other's silly sprays when you can post the image in see previous or immortalize it in a Reddit post?
Still, I kind of miss the old social Trade servers and occasional odd map server TF2 (my primary Source game) used to have when I started playing in 2016. There was nothing that really embodied the feeling of trade_plaza_2 or some guy's recreation of the entire LoZ:OoT map but in Source being populated with 32 players who were all interested in just doing whatever. The communities those maps attracted had their toxic elements, but they were nowhere near as ubiquitous or discourse controlling as they are in social media communities for the same game. The death of this kind of game feel is, I would argue, the biggest, least understood silent tragedy in gaming history and something we'll have to contend with for a very long time.
For real, I miss playing in full pop trade servers and surf server with those kinda maps. Now they're all dead and abandoned. Very sad.
What song is the intro?
Man remember when speedrunning was a wierd nische no one really paid any attention to, now you have streamers and youtubers with multimillion views and subs doing it, guess it shows how far we strayed from multiplayer as a social setting to a competitive, I think it truly died when couch coop did.
Gonna need a full version of that Aqua Teen into, stat!
Once, when visiting a preserved steam railway, after having a picnic lunch at one of the stations along the line, I decided to just walk up and down the platform, taking in the scenery and the peacefulness of a middle-of-the-line station that was empty in the middle of the day. A light bulb lit up above my head, like a cartoon. "I should make this station in Source," I thought, and started taking photos for reference. Something about the tranquility of a preserved 1950s railway station just made my brain immediately connect it to the dreamlike nature and "normality" of those real-life Source maps that you mention in this video. I had stuff like the textures planned in my head at the time, how I would recreate all the details like the signal box, the underground path that lets you get from one platform to the next, all just for some sort of environment art project where I would try to recreate a relatively mundane place like a railway station, just because it was a nice day and I like trains.
I never did make the map (I forgot about the idea), but this video made me remember that I had once had the idea, and to maybe in fact revisit that idea at some time. Cheers, Mr. ratlobber, for making me reminisce on a project I never actually started. :)
I'll be honest I only subscribed to you because of your music choice. So thanks for giving me some sweet tunes to listen to while hearing some weirdo online talk about Gmod Big Macs or whatever.
what music in intro?
with this editing and music he’d be an amazing video essayist
Listen to the Total Science discs especially number 2 (has adam f circles on it the quintessential tune of this subgenre), PsiX - Room99 Mix, PizzaHotline - Level Select (This is a new album that does a good job of emulating the intelligent sorta video game music), Baily Studio Set (1996), mouly Studio Set (1995), Urban Flavour - Modern Jazz (1998). I have a bunch more songs stored away on USBS and on Vinyl I could pull out but these are some mixes and compilations on you tube that I love to listen too. Hope you enjoy.
all the music in this video is from Atmosphere Chapter 2 - Deeper Drum and Bass in case you were curious 3 months later
My man is addicted to Atmosphere Drum n Bass albums, ngl tho, can't get chapter 2 and 3 out of my head.
Nice to see a video like this appreciating the value of real life locations in such an old engine. I have a project in mind to create a supermarket I work at almost 1:1. I have the blueprints of the store from a top down view. I have absolutely no mapping experience but Source 2 engine helps a bit when it comes to controls and QoL changes. Maybe I'll start small and add whatever I learn to the supermarket project
What song is the intro?
My favorite part was when ratlobber said "it's ratlobbin time" and then ratlobbed over everyone
i love when he robbed some lats
Can this meme just die already, the morbius meme is dead in the water.
daring today, arent we
Unfunny
@@cynxdd true
Yeah, I too love these real location maps. I remember years ago just loading them up and having dumb fun in them, making random scenes and such. Great video editing!
What song is the intro?
I'm very happy for no reason at all that the aqua teen hunger force theme plays at the end of this video.
Finally, you found the right words to describe it! "Dream like" something about the source engine is messy, its nostalgic look, the same controls and environment, the creepy atmosphere, it all adds to the charm of exploring a source map at 2am. Its all very dreamy and almost bizarre, but I love and adore all aspects of it. Source is the only engine that almost has like a personality element to it, like it gives off a certain touch in all games that are utilizing it.
Man that Best Buy map brings me back. Many TTT games played on that exact map so many times. That one, and maybe not this specific McDonald's but there was definitely a McDonald's map I played dozens of games on. I love these maps as well and the dated references are what make it even better and authentic. I'd even go farther to what you said that you probably won't see maps like this ever again but who knows.
What song is the intro?
another banger video, as always dude. I love the feeling of a lot of silly maps, makes me feel like a part of a small community with inside jokes.
Also a BOC r35 track at the beginning? awesome dude
What song is the intro?
@@jasongeorgee Boards of Canada - Audiotrack 14 from the random 35 tracks.
The rest of the tracks on the tape are also amazing, not sure why ratlobber doesn't include in description.
Underrated channel, underrated intro art. I'm glad I discovered you keep being awesome
I spent countless hours on these maps as a kid on C:SS and GMOD. This was a great video, thanks for the nostalgia.
2:00 Respect for the "Atmosphere Chapter 2" mix in the background.
thanks mate, I was trying to find the ID on that one
I remember having good times back in 2005 playing on this one Walmart map on Half Life 2 Deathmatch and thinking it was the funniest shit. Like having a grimy dirty HL2 themed walmart selling old boxxy monitors and trash, some combine textures thrown in, and building box forts in the storage room in the back.
What song is the intro?
I LOVE your intros and outros. They have the same vibe as watching adult swim as a depressed insomniac 14 year old at 3am on a school night
The 7/11 map has been my favorite since 2014, vrchat and gmod, I love to spend time in McDonald’s/malls, I’d give this video 10 likes if I could.
yet another great day for ratlobbing
You know what? I vibe with this concept on a weird level. Some of my favorite maps growing up playing UT99 were like, beer wars where it's Budweiser vs Miller Lite, or it's just a mini city with a McDonalds slapped in the middle for no fuckin' reason. It's just a weird, fun trip.
That “source engine jank” can be attributed to the original Quake 1. Early call of duty games had some crazy custom maps as well
my school library in middle school looked just like the stanley parable and i remember there being a big leather chair that everybody wanted to sit in
Man I love the slappers you're playing in the background, and it's good to know that they aren't copyrighted!
I love how your videos are about such perfect topics
Always an overwhelmingly charming thing to see homemade maps like these, makes me wanna boot up Gmod or Counter-Strike Source to experience these type of maps again.
real one for using atmosphere chapter 2 for the music, love that mix
Thank you good sir, you made me discover amazing tunes
And again, the intro AND THE OUTRO is fire
The image of a HL2 zombie serving a hl2 citizen a burger in CS_Mcdonalds will always live in my mind. As well as those old black marquees.
I think part of it is the same reason I love really old maps like cp_orange or trade_minecraft(s) because they're the closest feeling to physically being in the past.
I never knew of garys mod back in the day, i knew of half life and i thought the machinimas and SFM videos were all just secret levels and id spend hours playing the 360 orange box looking for the secret levels in Portal and the Half Life games. I feel silly now thinking about it, i wish i would have known about GMod and been able to play these maps with friends back in the day. I did try to make my own in Halo forge maps, i used to love making maps in halo forge based on McDonalds, Burger King, Gas Stations, my favorite was trying to make Blockbuster. This made a wave of nostalgia wash over my mind, thank you for the awesome video !
mcdonalds is on contractors vr. i love it
1:55 just unlocked an old, old memory.
what is the video?
@@NonstopPRO McDonald's drive thru rap from like 2006 lmao
Fun fact, a buddy of mine is actually working on taking that original 7-Eleven map and making it look more like the modern 7-Eleven
Lovin these vids keep it up dude
Hl2 has a lot of dreadful apocalyptic textures so seeing it on real world places is kinda interesting
What song is the intro?
Also applies to other games. I tried VRChat and the first thing I did was load up a 'Sears' map and just... look around.
1:57 Don't be frontin son no seeds on the bun
It's not because Source is necessarily dark or dirty. You can see the limitations people had in 2000's and that's it. Amateur maps contributed to that feel so much and you can see how distinctly surreal, senseless and poorly designed they are. Indeed ahead of its time in a way to predict the liminal spaces definition. Just imagine half of your unfinished maps you done in 2011, and which are likely forever lost by now, would be considered treasure for nowadays liminal and low poly horror fans. And the more "out of sense" layout you have the better. Endless hallways and box-like rooms populated with random props at best. Sounds familiar, huh? Poor perception, poor level design + limitations = liminal space. That's how I see it really.
Yo do you have a playlist for the music you use? I swear we have the exact same taste in music
Your intros are awesome!
0:44 Yesss thank you for including Oxxo, as a Mexican that warms my heart because you see these stores everywhere here
Thanks alot for the video , Great content the nostalgia hit harrdd
Hi ratlobber, not sure if you read the comments, but ur visual tone and editing style are immaculate
That McDonald’s rap reference killed me 😂
Love your videos. MORE! GIVE ME MORE.
Why you put so much style and effort into gmod videos of all things is something I will never understand but definitely appreciate
go big or go home
When I was a kid, I learnt how to use hammer specifically to create a shitty recreation of my school for me and my friends to play sandbox on. Even when I started getting good at mapping, I was just fixated on making a csgo de map based around a Subway food place on a random British high street.
glad to see your subs skyrocketing! your content is great
Dude the intro on this video is so epic
I'm glad someone agrees. I always loved these "real" maps because the amateur charisma and it was fun to mess around in places I've been to.
i need that austin powers map it just looks cool
OMFG A new ratlobber vid,I'm so happy
The domo 711 made me so happy
i love ur vids dude ur so underrated
it makes too much sense that a Taco Bell in Source appreciator is also a BoC Old Tunes appreciator
oh man another video from my favorite video maker
this man really went into gmod vr to go to a mcdonalds drive thru without a car
i think these maps are just better than the super realistic ones because they can just add whatever weird shit to them, like the basement in the 7eleven map
you make some top tier intros my dude
I think we like the source engine because it looks cheap and realistic at the same time, and that's why it looks so weird. It's like the uncanny valley but for buildings or something.
So glad to have found your channel tho
I play Half-Life 2 a lot, because I'm familiar with the place. The train station is even designed to be like one of the train stations in my city!
I’d say there’s still a chance for these kinds of maps in source 2. in fact with HL:A’s assets I bet there’s vast untapped potential for grimey-ass rundown looking shitholes in high fidelity while still looking rank and jank, I think I’ve already seen a few maps that almost do that. I’ll try and make one when I get some free time.
What song is the intro?
Wow atmospheric drum and bass
ratlobber when latrobber comes in
Hearing the big mac rap again just threw me for such a loop I'm gonna go boot up some halo 3 customs holyyyyy
Dude I love your intros. What do you do to make them? Where should I look to emulate this type of style?
What song is the intro?
i love ur intros
playing in maps based on real world places make me feel like my character in game is real and actually there.
return of the king
Ik its like aqua teen hunger force or something but what version is playing in the outro? It sounds different
Those fast food ttt maps went way too hard
I once played the map at 0:57 in hl2dm once while listening to alive 1997
wake up babe new ratlobber video
You’re like Dunkey but for src games this is dope
under rated channel
where do you get your intros from/how do you make them? they're so so sick! are you an artist? have I missed something? very very lush work man, keep it up
thanks
Holy crap you were featured on a Lessons in Meme Culture post lmao
I loved that 7-Eleven map. I killed so many zombies in that scary ass basement
I like your irony poisoned videos please make more
Another interesting video!
These maps were my childhood.
Glory to his majesty ratlobber
underrated ass channel
CO-OP store in that csgo map is based on chains of franchise stop shops on europe, so its not like they dont try to mimick real life locations, but i get what you mean.
Bro I was wondering if would ever do a tutorial or a breakdown of your creative method in editing cause I love your style and would love to know your techniques
Is that Atmosphere: Chapter 2 deeper drum and bass? I love that album!
Great content bro!!’
I like the TF2 maps that are just a giant house and you get a "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" type experience.
I like this TH-cam channel.
Nasty Mikey definitely isn't ready for this one
Ratlobber ily bro your videos rock.
Wow this is such a good video idea, I literally stopped looking for the original video I wanted to watch
Edit: for some reason I thought this video was about you finding these locations in real life, but still good video I agree