Damn, that weird-ass sound effect of the PA system firing up before announcements, ringing out through the city... So cool. This game has so many unique artistic design moments.
The reason the first unlock code is always 0451 is because it was the code to get into building where Looking Glass Studios was headquartered. The first game to use it was the first System Shock. As for why other games use it, well its an easy way to express what games were inspirations for the devs, as well as to pay homage to the long line of System Bio Thief Deus Ex Shock-likes that came before.
@@LimitlessLiger4404 What Pat and other people call "the immersive sim genre". I can't stand how stupid that name is, so I don't use it. As you can see, I haven't come up with anything better, though. Seriously though, "immersive sim" is the worst name for a genre since "character action".
What happened with Campbell belongs in the Hall-of-Fame of bumble-fuckery. If I didn't know better, I would have said Pat did that on purpose for comedic effect. I legit laughed out loud.
It really was the funniest shit ever. The fact that Pat had such a visceral reaction to it made it even more hilarious. I'm proud of him for not giving into his mind goblins and reloading.
I realized when I was in highschool that my rituals were a problem. Now I refuse to do any behavior that is ritualistic. I won't even say "bless you" to sneezes. When I see something cropping up I go out of my way to start doing it wrong until it's broken.
I think this is the opposite side of the mental illness being talked about here. You’ve pivoted so far the other direction that is just as debilitating.
I mean idk if the ritual of saying bless you would be detrimental but if I’m thinking the same thing I understand what you mean tho it’s easier to stop unwanted reoccurring behavior by cutting them all out
In this one, Pat discovers that he is bad at video games if he isn't careful. However, bad-ness or perceived bad-ness is subjective to the goal. The goal is not to be perfect, it is to play a game. So, Pat is doing a good job playing the game.
So today, we learned that Pat's dumb habits that are unique to him but which he thinks everyone else does, may in fact be hereditary. For Pat, it's holding the whole roll of toilet paper in his hand. For his mother, it's refusing to close the door on the little detergent compartment in the dishwasher door. Interesting.
I save-scummed the bejeezus out of this game to get the 100% non-lethal. I couldn't even finish the first DLC and only played about ten minutes of game 2.
Yeah. Same. Got the No detection, No killing, No magic achievements all on the same run. Pain int he ass at some points (notably the torturer), but it was well worth it.
Still dont know why Pat would think chaos doesn't count in the first level. It literally tells you at the end whether you're at high or low chaos, just like every other level.
Because according to Pat, the chaos system doesn't take effect until you see two guards devoured by a swarm of rats for the first time...? I really don't get where he got that from either.
True door mind goblin: (immediately after turning away from the doorknob you jiggled)Hey man, you didn't even jiggle the doorknob. You gonna just leave without checking if it's locked?
I love it when Pat screams a reply at Paige, who is so far away she can't be heard on the mic, so out of context it just looks like Pat screaming at God in anger over having to use a health potion.
technology connections has a great episode on how to use a dishwasher so it cleans even the dirtiest dishes. It also explains how your mom wasted that soap in the prewash cycle.
I was roommates with a guy who had such bad OCD he would get stuck in his own personal time loops. For instance; One time I went to the store to buy groceries and I walked by him tying his shoes at the front door. By the time I came back from shopping he was still tying and untying his shoes, counting every time. Something to do with prime numbers he said. Couldn't stop until he hit the right one. One time I went to sleep as he was stuck turning his light on & off. When I woke up, he was still flipping the switch. Interesting guy but my god, what kind of life...
I beat my mind goblins a while back, but they came back due to various factors. Seeing and hearing how your combating yours has been a helpful reminder of how I beat mine back the first time
I have some issues similar to what Pat describes, so i can understand how he feels. ... He seems to have it way worse though, and i'm genuinely proud of him for confronting some of his goblins like this. Besides, it's fun to watch someone play a game without quickloading, hell, isn't this basically doing Ironman? Basically all actions are final; only load a save if you get a game over.
So I want to say that this one was my favorite of the entire series. They setup such a giant world with great lore but the following games render all your choices worthless by reusing the same places, same characters and even the same villains, also undoing the mystery of the outsider in the lamest way.Also yeah, the tight corridors filled with those annoying flying bugs in D2 was annoying to deal with if you wanted to collect everything in them, big empty hallways that are bad to navigate, mind goblins etc.
The *first game* undid the mystery of the outsider *immediately* by having him seize the camera and force you to listen to him exposit at length about himself and his motives. It would have significantly improved the narrative to straight-up remove his 3d model and voice lines from the game, the Outsider would have immediately become way more fascinating as an unseen force.
Far be it from me to decide what might make this experience easier for Pat, but I don't think this "rush through literally everything and hyperfocus on finding coin while ignoring any reading or worldbuilding" is exactly helping with the mind goblins. If he paced himself a little more like he does with, say, Remedy games, and took the time to digest the world a bit more, he might find it an overall less stressful experience. I realize the mind goblins mostly have to do with save-scumming and the stealth/chaos system in this case, and that this isn't the first time he's played Dishonored, but I also know, at least for me, that I get a lot less anxious about my own mind goblins when I try to fully immerse myself in the world and writing of a game like this. Also, from what I know about how long it's been since he last played it (at release, or close to, right?), the game should be a relatively fresh experience if he gives it a chance to be. Treating it like a purely "do objective fast get more coin" game is probably not helping his case, but what do I know about the enigma that is Pat's mind?
I am commenting and linking so we get more Dishonored. Honestly, I'm kinda thinking about picking the game up myself so I can fight my own Goblins (never got past the first proper area in the first mission, because I got detected doing a side mission every time and couldn't 100% it).
1:05:15 gotta love how Pat tries REALLY hard to read the "short version" of everything he picks up, to the point that he often leaves out the actually interesting or useful parts of the text, like the last line of this diary that is one of the best, most chilling lines in this game. This is why I ultimately prefer Woolie and Reggie's take on reading stuff. If you're gonna read it, actually read all of it and soak in the meaning. Made their Elden Ring playthrough ten times more interesting, and it has me especially looking forward to when they eventually play Cyberpunk 2077. So many little stories of different lives and actors in Night City crossing paths, for better or worse, and most of the really interesting stories like that are found in computer logs and messages found on seemingly random gangoon bodies and whatnot. Lots of crazy conspiracies and plots to uncover that way, by taking your time and soaking in the environmental storytelling and texts.
I always saw the low vs high chaos mentality as weird as the game dosen't punish you for high chaos it just encourages you more by putting more enemies in you path.
@@Exel3nce mattered for me when I started to really care for the characters and didn't want them to suffer. Totally went full psychopath on the second playthrough though, my mind goblins just justified it as Corvo going through a fever dream when the real happy ending was already achieved. I had fun on both playthroughs, and that's what really matters.
@@GreedAndSelfishness Correction. It has variations of endings depending on what you did. With even the last stage getting a weird hybrid of high and low chaos.
I would like to see more. It's kind of making want to go back and complete it and conquer my own goblins. I tried to complete it without killing anyone but there would always be 1 person that dies somewhere somehow. Seeing that at end of chapter a bit in just made me give up.
I have had a very similar experience with dishonored. I've tried to play it 3-4 times myself, but I either get too wrapped up in everything having to be a 'perfect run' or else I failed and the game is ruined and I won't see what the devs wanted me to see or I get too anxious that the kills I've made were the one to tip me into high chaos/lock me out of good story. I'm so impressed by pat taking this on, since he obviously feels it much worse then I ever did. I will probably try again. To say something I never thought I'd say, thanks for being a good role model pat.
My brother had an issue of multiple times checking that he locked the door. To solve it he would record himself locking the door and then watches the video if he needs to.
I don't even have mind goblins and this game gives me mind goblins. Dishonored is one of those games that's so tempting to optimize to the point of misery so I get it LOL. Both High and Low Chaos are fun for different reasons though so High Chaos is definitely not a punishment, it just responds to the way you play by giving you ostensibly more of what you want. Want to go on a killing spree? Have some more enemies to kill. Ofc the "bad" ending isn't going to treat you like a hero, that's not what you've been playing as. It's not an especially complex system, but it works.
Personally, super proud of Pat to stream this, we'd expect him to do like those fake hardcore youtubers who just upload snippets and montages without the full gameplay stream because they just cheat, props to Pat to face his own demons
2:25 the way my mum placed things around the house drove me crazy, to make cereal, you literally have to go to all 4 corners of the kitchen for milk, cereal, sugar and a spoon...jars of preserves and things that would never get used, she always moves to the front of the fridge...preventing people from getting thing they use daily...like butter and pork pies and packets of ham etc....like...snacks people might want to get out at any time. Also she insisted all cereals should be taken out of their original boxes BUT STILL IN THEIR PACKETS...and put inside plastic containers that were designed to pour out the cereal...but because she kept them in the packet the new container was rendered useless...so you had to remove the lid...take the packet with the cereal in out of the plastic box and then pour it freehand...mums are weird i swear.
The weirdest my mom ever got was when she promised to buy me a videogame if I did all my chores in the time between the school bus dropping me off and her getting home from work, so I did it because I knew KoTOR 2 had just come out, and so she took me to the store and then when I grabbed KoTOR 2 abd she said "no, that one is to expensive. Pick another one." And I said "all the xbox games are the same price" so she responded "you have a gameboy, those games are cheaper, pick one of those."
Actually, just thought of something weirder; when I was around 10 or whatever my parents decided that if I wanted to see a movie based on a book I had to read said book(exceptions were made for Lord of The Rings for obvious reasons). Except there was an odd caviot my mom put on tge Harry Potter books: I had to hand the book to mom fir Hargrid's lines because his grammar/spelling is wrong and she didn't want my autism picking that up. In hind sight that's probably why she banned the watching of Rugrats as well.
Got my own mind goblin attack playing this game for similar reasons to Pat. My solution was to lean *the fuck in* to the whole "OCD murderer" thing and let the heart decide who lived or died
I just kind of accepted the filter and sound of darkvision, but now I'm wondering why there's no mods to make it better. I just checked nexus, and I'm not sure where else to look.
on ssri’s, i got more dopamine when my pp worked than i got from the drugs. also didnt like how emotionally numb they made me, which i didnt notice the first time round until i accidently came off them
it's funny that pat doesnt realize he can kill people by rats and drowning and have it not count towards the ending at all since it only counts when you kill them directly.
because you can play the game twice and get two totally different experiences with different story elements and endings. kill everyone have a blast and then go sneaky sneaky for a different experience is that so hard to understand? that's twice the value in the game right there two totally different playstyles!
@@ultimatedespairgamer6722 It tells you the world will get fucked up through killing but that's still fucking vague considering the lengths you actually have to go to in order to affect the chaos system, it isn't clear at all and the only way to get a clear view of the system is through experimentation.
To be fair - playing it this way is super unfun and also convoluted as fuck. Like, WHY would I use an insane amount of mana on a power to stop time, waste a bullet/other consumable to set up a projectile to kill ONE GUY when a knife to the back does the trick? Like, by the way people were talking about it, I was convinced that Dishonored is MUCH more fun to play with no restraints but it's still full of problems then, just of different kind.
We all have a bit of goblin in us. Also Pat, your mom isn't crazy about the dishwasher tab thing, only the part where she seems to think it doesn't open up mid-wash, your dishwasher just sucked. Plenty of dishwashers have some way to do a prewash detergent but not all of them use the same method or even use tabs for it cause of liquid detergents and that weird salt thing in the Europes (seriously, enlighten me, I must understand this mystical salt that you apparently have).
Pat, the way you 'solve' your mind goblins doesn't work the same for everyone (hence "make up a bunch of rules for yourself"). I wash my hands constantly but I don't have anxiety. It's not a soothing motion that could be replaced with something else. I just feel unclean. I'm not worried about germs or getting sick, so 'breaking it by waiting and seeing that nothing happens' won't help either. I'm worried about getting hand grease on everything I touch. Not being able to wash becomes increasingly maddening the longer I go without.
Suggestion for the next Goblinbusting stream: play Total War and get used to losing units. You can even do it with real goblins for the extra catharsis.
Pat knocking out Campbell nonlethally only to drop him from a ledge and kill him accidentally is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen.
his face reminded me of that painting xD
I, for one, welcome more of these Dishonored Mind Goblin Therapy Streams. Really hope this isn't a one-off.
Yeah this is neat. Really like the idea
Honestly, I'm proud of Pat for taking on the Mind Goblin horde. Would love to see more!
Dishonored's lean is so incredibly strong you can lean INTO a person's model and still be invisible. If only I could learn such powers.
"That's slightly silly." the man says about the leaning mechanics while eating several cans whole like a vacuum.
Corvo is a hungry man. Gotta have his supper.
"man, i should like, comment, and subscribe so he plays more of this"
"shit, im already subscribed"
unsubscribe and resubscribe
Unsub and resub 27 times then unlike and relike the video 27 times. While you type your comment stomp your feet and count to 27 on your toes.
2:08:58 onward is one of the funniest things I've ever heard Paige do. HUGE uWu shitpost energy, I love it.
Damn, that weird-ass sound effect of the PA system firing up before announcements, ringing out through the city... So cool. This game has so many unique artistic design moments.
44:42 - Emily flaunting her Outsider-granted powers 15 years early.
If only she used her stand powers to stop the assassins.
56:35
"Kill them all, Peter" - Uncle Ben, probably
The reason the first unlock code is always 0451 is because it was the code to get into building where Looking Glass Studios was headquartered. The first game to use it was the first System Shock. As for why other games use it, well its an easy way to express what games were inspirations for the devs, as well as to pay homage to the long line of System Bio Thief Deus Ex Shock-likes that came before.
what-likes?
@@LimitlessLiger4404 What Pat and other people call "the immersive sim genre".
I can't stand how stupid that name is, so I don't use it. As you can see, I haven't come up with anything better, though.
Seriously though, "immersive sim" is the worst name for a genre since "character action".
Finally, the stream where Pat goes in-depth with his experience with CBT
Cranky Bald Tsundere Disorder has been affecting Pat for a long time. Here's hoping he finally gets some help.
What happened with Campbell belongs in the Hall-of-Fame of bumble-fuckery. If I didn't know better, I would have said Pat did that on purpose for comedic effect. I legit laughed out loud.
It really was the funniest shit ever. The fact that Pat had such a visceral reaction to it made it even more hilarious. I'm proud of him for not giving into his mind goblins and reloading.
Im fine with Pat doing ALL of Dishornored, maybe as separate thing from the goblin series since im also exiceted for more goblin games
I love this game and the concept of this series, here's hoping we see more!
Pat's freaking out about the mind goblins, and I'm over here about to redownload the game to run through myself lol
3:36:45 Highlight of Pats career
I realized when I was in highschool that my rituals were a problem. Now I refuse to do any behavior that is ritualistic. I won't even say "bless you" to sneezes. When I see something cropping up I go out of my way to start doing it wrong until it's broken.
what do you do then for brushing your teeth?
@@LimitlessLiger4404 I don't
I think this is the opposite side of the mental illness being talked about here. You’ve pivoted so far the other direction that is just as debilitating.
I mean idk if the ritual of saying bless you would be detrimental but if I’m thinking the same thing I understand what you mean tho it’s easier to stop unwanted reoccurring behavior by cutting them all out
In this one, Pat discovers that he is bad at video games if he isn't careful. However, bad-ness or perceived bad-ness is subjective to the goal. The goal is not to be perfect, it is to play a game. So, Pat is doing a good job playing the game.
Great stream concept, Pat. Wholesome as hell.
NEVER forget; if rats didn't fear humans, even with all of our tech and advancements. we. would. lose.
we just have to go to an island with no rats and we win :) they can't swim.
@@Pigeonsquall Or just go to Alberta
So today, we learned that Pat's dumb habits that are unique to him but which he thinks everyone else does, may in fact be hereditary. For Pat, it's holding the whole roll of toilet paper in his hand. For his mother, it's refusing to close the door on the little detergent compartment in the dishwasher door.
Interesting.
I thought i could game the system by knocking enemies out and feeding them to rats, turns out feeding the rats is high chaos.
I save-scummed the bejeezus out of this game to get the 100% non-lethal. I couldn't even finish the first DLC and only played about ten minutes of game 2.
Yeah. Same. Got the No detection, No killing, No magic achievements all on the same run. Pain int he ass at some points (notably the torturer), but it was well worth it.
I can't believe Pat swapped to lethal bolts specifically to kill that dog. Monstrous.
Tag: Mindbreak
Still dont know why Pat would think chaos doesn't count in the first level. It literally tells you at the end whether you're at high or low chaos, just like every other level.
Because according to Pat, the chaos system doesn't take effect until you see two guards devoured by a swarm of rats for the first time...? I really don't get where he got that from either.
Door mind goblin:
why don't you just jiggle the doorknob to check if its locked, after locking it.
True door mind goblin:
(immediately after turning away from the doorknob you jiggled)Hey man, you didn't even jiggle the doorknob. You gonna just leave without checking if it's locked?
That doesn't help if thoughts of the door being open replace the real memories once your 5 minutes away from the door
03:37:00 for a minute of perfection
Thanks. That was the clip I was looking for.
I love it when Pat screams a reply at Paige, who is so far away she can't be heard on the mic, so out of context it just looks like Pat screaming at God in anger over having to use a health potion.
technology connections has a great episode on how to use a dishwasher so it cleans even the dirtiest dishes. It also explains how your mom wasted that soap in the prewash cycle.
This is literally *Teleports behind you* "Nothing personal, kid" the game.
I fully support this series. If you gotta cope Pat, cope with an engaging way and one that doesn't drag you down.
You can see Pat's soul leave his body temporarily at 56:57
He forgot to breathe.
Man this is the epitome of "repeatedly punching oneself in the groin until it stops hurting" 🤣
Keep fighting those mind goblins Pat!
We're with you Pat, take those mind goblins to task
I was roommates with a guy who had such bad OCD he would get stuck in his own personal time loops. For instance; One time I went to the store to buy groceries and I walked by him tying his shoes at the front door. By the time I came back from shopping he was still tying and untying his shoes, counting every time. Something to do with prime numbers he said. Couldn't stop until he hit the right one. One time I went to sleep as he was stuck turning his light on & off. When I woke up, he was still flipping the switch. Interesting guy but my god, what kind of life...
Damn, bet he really liked the weather
Pat's little "i don't feel good" genuinely made me sad :(
I beat my mind goblins a while back, but they came back due to various factors. Seeing and hearing how your combating yours has been a helpful reminder of how I beat mine back the first time
I really like this one; hardly anyone plays like this so it's super interesting to watch
Pat has an aneurism live on camera - part 1
Pat enters the goblin cave but there is no tall anti-goblin knight to save his butt.
Just a huge buff goblin to fuck his ass.
This is practically an escalation challenge.
So the “rats can’t swim thing” is a running joke, because I can’t remember.
People kept debating about it after that scene in “The Suicide Squad”
@@hobbitninja You would think it would be less so of a debate and more so of a “google search” situation.
@@evansheehan9258eh, but that ruins the fun of debating the mystery!
Pat you’re a fucking OCD superhero. Kick ass man.
as someone who's played both dishonored games, the way you play makes me realize why this game gives you anxiety lmao.
This intro is amazing and I hope you continue to fight the mind goblins specifically so i see that more
I have some issues similar to what Pat describes, so i can understand how he feels. ... He seems to have it way worse though, and i'm genuinely proud of him for confronting some of his goblins like this. Besides, it's fun to watch someone play a game without quickloading, hell, isn't this basically doing Ironman? Basically all actions are final; only load a save if you get a game over.
Starting a fan project to re-dub this game with accurate british voices for proper atmosphere, see y'all soon
"You can see how my plan should have worked. Would have worked! If everyone had just followed orders." Hiram Burrows
I don't like replaying games, and this one I've replayed a LOT. My mind goblins thank you.
Dishonored still rules to this day ( :
Ps, play more please!
So I want to say that this one was my favorite of the entire series. They setup such a giant world with great lore but the following games render all your choices worthless by reusing the same places, same characters and even the same villains, also undoing the mystery of the outsider in the lamest way.Also yeah, the tight corridors filled with those annoying flying bugs in D2 was annoying to deal with if you wanted to collect everything in them, big empty hallways that are bad to navigate, mind goblins etc.
D2 sucks. This one is pretty much masterpiece.
Clockwork mansion was cool if nothing else.
The *first game* undid the mystery of the outsider *immediately* by having him seize the camera and force you to listen to him exposit at length about himself and his motives. It would have significantly improved the narrative to straight-up remove his 3d model and voice lines from the game, the Outsider would have immediately become way more fascinating as an unseen force.
@@dagdammit sure, for some people. But at least with the sequels there was chance they could change him to be more mysterious which they did not.
@@GreedAndSelfishness clockwork and time travel lvls alone are better than the first whole Game
Far be it from me to decide what might make this experience easier for Pat, but I don't think this "rush through literally everything and hyperfocus on finding coin while ignoring any reading or worldbuilding" is exactly helping with the mind goblins. If he paced himself a little more like he does with, say, Remedy games, and took the time to digest the world a bit more, he might find it an overall less stressful experience.
I realize the mind goblins mostly have to do with save-scumming and the stealth/chaos system in this case, and that this isn't the first time he's played Dishonored, but I also know, at least for me, that I get a lot less anxious about my own mind goblins when I try to fully immerse myself in the world and writing of a game like this.
Also, from what I know about how long it's been since he last played it (at release, or close to, right?), the game should be a relatively fresh experience if he gives it a chance to be. Treating it like a purely "do objective fast get more coin" game is probably not helping his case, but what do I know about the enigma that is Pat's mind?
I am commenting and linking so we get more Dishonored. Honestly, I'm kinda thinking about picking the game up myself so I can fight my own Goblins (never got past the first proper area in the first mission, because I got detected doing a side mission every time and couldn't 100% it).
Hey i found that moment in the podcast at 3:37:50
1:05:15 gotta love how Pat tries REALLY hard to read the "short version" of everything he picks up, to the point that he often leaves out the actually interesting or useful parts of the text, like the last line of this diary that is one of the best, most chilling lines in this game.
This is why I ultimately prefer Woolie and Reggie's take on reading stuff. If you're gonna read it, actually read all of it and soak in the meaning. Made their Elden Ring playthrough ten times more interesting, and it has me especially looking forward to when they eventually play Cyberpunk 2077.
So many little stories of different lives and actors in Night City crossing paths, for better or worse, and most of the really interesting stories like that are found in computer logs and messages found on seemingly random gangoon bodies and whatnot. Lots of crazy conspiracies and plots to uncover that way, by taking your time and soaking in the environmental storytelling and texts.
55:30 probably because the art designer worked on bioshock
I always saw the low vs high chaos mentality as weird as the game dosen't punish you for high chaos it just encourages you more by putting more enemies in you path.
It gives bad ending.
@@GreedAndSelfishness eh, Not like it Matters
@@Exel3nce mattered for me when I started to really care for the characters and didn't want them to suffer.
Totally went full psychopath on the second playthrough though, my mind goblins just justified it as Corvo going through a fever dream when the real happy ending was already achieved. I had fun on both playthroughs, and that's what really matters.
@@GreedAndSelfishness Correction. It has variations of endings depending on what you did. With even the last stage getting a weird hybrid of high and low chaos.
@@Sercotani characters? what characters are you talkinga bout?^^
I would like to see more. It's kind of making want to go back and complete it and conquer my own goblins. I tried to complete it without killing anyone but there would always be 1 person that dies somewhere somehow. Seeing that at end of chapter a bit in just made me give up.
The addition of combat nonlethal in 2 is so nice for thoes panic run ins.
Tune in next week when Pat learns to use potions whenever they seem useful instead of hoarding.
I was loading my dishwasher during the dish segment and had a mini panic attack thinking have I been doing it wrong closing the tab this whole time.
More mind goblins this is what we love you for
I have had a very similar experience with dishonored. I've tried to play it 3-4 times myself, but I either get too wrapped up in everything having to be a 'perfect run' or else I failed and the game is ruined and I won't see what the devs wanted me to see or I get too anxious that the kills I've made were the one to tip me into high chaos/lock me out of good story. I'm so impressed by pat taking this on, since he obviously feels it much worse then I ever did. I will probably try again. To say something I never thought I'd say, thanks for being a good role model pat.
29:40 ...excuse me? ..that ..that happens? ...oh dear...how much did I miss? (on the last chapter)
the nice couch thing is killing me
My brother had an issue of multiple times checking that he locked the door. To solve it he would record himself locking the door and then watches the video if he needs to.
I don't even have mind goblins and this game gives me mind goblins. Dishonored is one of those games that's so tempting to optimize to the point of misery so I get it LOL. Both High and Low Chaos are fun for different reasons though so High Chaos is definitely not a punishment, it just responds to the way you play by giving you ostensibly more of what you want. Want to go on a killing spree? Have some more enemies to kill. Ofc the "bad" ending isn't going to treat you like a hero, that's not what you've been playing as. It's not an especially complex system, but it works.
Personally, super proud of Pat to stream this, we'd expect him to do like those fake hardcore youtubers who just upload snippets and montages without the full gameplay stream because they just cheat, props to Pat to face his own demons
I think you can get away killing 141 guards and still be low chaos, or something to that effect.
That’s a oddly specific number
does anyone else think the confirm jingle in DIshonored sounds like the WASTED jingle in GTA5?
Can already tell Pats gonna get all them rats and bad ending
3:13:52 CRAZY TALK - ACTIVATE!!!
3:33:46 AND AGAIN
2:25 the way my mum placed things around the house drove me crazy, to make cereal, you literally have to go to all 4 corners of the kitchen for milk, cereal, sugar and a spoon...jars of preserves and things that would never get used, she always moves to the front of the fridge...preventing people from getting thing they use daily...like butter and pork pies and packets of ham etc....like...snacks people might want to get out at any time. Also she insisted all cereals should be taken out of their original boxes BUT STILL IN THEIR PACKETS...and put inside plastic containers that were designed to pour out the cereal...but because she kept them in the packet the new container was rendered useless...so you had to remove the lid...take the packet with the cereal in out of the plastic box and then pour it freehand...mums are weird i swear.
The weirdest my mom ever got was when she promised to buy me a videogame if I did all my chores in the time between the school bus dropping me off and her getting home from work, so I did it because I knew KoTOR 2 had just come out, and so she took me to the store and then when I grabbed KoTOR 2 abd she said "no, that one is to expensive. Pick another one." And I said "all the xbox games are the same price" so she responded "you have a gameboy, those games are cheaper, pick one of those."
Actually, just thought of something weirder; when I was around 10 or whatever my parents decided that if I wanted to see a movie based on a book I had to read said book(exceptions were made for Lord of The Rings for obvious reasons). Except there was an odd caviot my mom put on tge Harry Potter books: I had to hand the book to mom fir Hargrid's lines because his grammar/spelling is wrong and she didn't want my autism picking that up.
In hind sight that's probably why she banned the watching of Rugrats as well.
Got my own mind goblin attack playing this game for similar reasons to Pat. My solution was to lean *the fuck in* to the whole "OCD murderer" thing and let the heart decide who lived or died
Should be titled PatVSMindGoblins ala WoolieVS XD
Super down for more!
I just kind of accepted the filter and sound of darkvision, but now I'm wondering why there's no mods to make it better. I just checked nexus, and I'm not sure where else to look.
Nagoshi's quitting Yakuza and the writer responsible for rubber bullets is taking his place. Feeling unsure about the series' future over here.
on ssri’s, i got more dopamine when my pp worked than i got from the drugs. also didnt like how emotionally numb they made me, which i didnt notice the first time round until i accidently came off them
I really wish this game was on switch. I really like it and high chaos runs are the best.
3:54:00 what is he mad about im confused
Chaos is low despite game saying killing will increase it.
Shall we gather for whiskey and cigars tonight?
Indeed, I believe so.
Love the new intro pat
Saw this on the Castle Superbeast clip show! This is an awesome idea, man! Inspiring shit!
EDIT: Why is the volume so low, though?
it's funny that pat doesnt realize he can kill people by rats and drowning and have it not count towards the ending at all since it only counts when you kill them directly.
Feeding rats count as Chaos
The only way you'd realize that is through experimentation.
Nah that’s totally bull rats caused me tons of perfect runs
I know this was hard, but I'm proud of you, pat!
In a game where you can literally do the ZA WARUDO knife throw combo from Jojo HFTF why would I *not* kill everyone in front of me?
because you can play the game twice and get two totally different experiences with different story elements and endings. kill everyone have a blast and then go sneaky sneaky for a different experience is that so hard to understand? that's twice the value in the game right there two totally different playstyles!
Cause the game vaguely tells you that doing that makes everything worse.
@@en4135 actually it explicitly tells you it’s worse and fucks up the world
@@ultimatedespairgamer6722 It tells you the world will get fucked up through killing but that's still fucking vague considering the lengths you actually have to go to in order to affect the chaos system, it isn't clear at all and the only way to get a clear view of the system is through experimentation.
To be fair - playing it this way is super unfun and also convoluted as fuck.
Like, WHY would I use an insane amount of mana on a power to stop time, waste a bullet/other consumable to set up a projectile to kill ONE GUY when a knife to the back does the trick?
Like, by the way people were talking about it, I was convinced that Dishonored is MUCH more fun to play with no restraints but it's still full of problems then, just of different kind.
the aggressive mukbang at the beginning was really hard to deal with
We all have a bit of goblin in us. Also Pat, your mom isn't crazy about the dishwasher tab thing, only the part where she seems to think it doesn't open up mid-wash, your dishwasher just sucked. Plenty of dishwashers have some way to do a prewash detergent but not all of them use the same method or even use tabs for it cause of liquid detergents and that weird salt thing in the Europes (seriously, enlighten me, I must understand this mystical salt that you apparently have).
At 57:35 Pat forgets to breath. Mind Goblins strong.
Pat, the way you 'solve' your mind goblins doesn't work the same for everyone (hence "make up a bunch of rules for yourself"). I wash my hands constantly but I don't have anxiety. It's not a soothing motion that could be replaced with something else. I just feel unclean. I'm not worried about germs or getting sick, so 'breaking it by waiting and seeing that nothing happens' won't help either. I'm worried about getting hand grease on everything I touch. Not being able to wash becomes increasingly maddening the longer I go without.
These games are great, but the true goblins being stared at are the Arkane faces.
this is just too good
3:53:59
Hell of a thumbnail homie.
But when's woolie vs mind goblins?
Yo Pat, did you notice that some of the guards are voiced by the dude that did AM from I have no mouth and I must scream?
Didn't the writer of the the original IHNMAIMS book voice him?
Suggestion for the next Goblinbusting stream: play Total War and get used to losing units.
You can even do it with real goblins for the extra catharsis.