I agree with what you said about ads, except for this. Never ever skip Internet Historian ads. Never. They are beyond ads. They're entertainment in and of themselves and very constantly mock the product itself. If I recall correctly, he made ridiculous ads to try and lose his sponsors, and see how far he could push it.
The NordVPN murder noir ad to this day makes me break down and laugh for five minutes straight every time i see it i also loved the raid shadow legends ad where he has the seller dance with his dead wife.
@@frokghug I don't know about the other companies, but Nord seem to keep renewing their contract so clearly they like him. Unless plot twist, he wasn't even sponsored anymore. He just want to continue the Nord-cinematic Universe.
That's actually is the genius of Murray's code. It's some kind of algorithm that allows trillions of planets to exist in the same vast universe. They're all using same limited library of assets, of course. But each planet is ultimately a seed for generation using these assets, which is just few symbols. There's no storage issue since everything is loaded and unloaded on demand.
@@lunaticbz3594 Yeah. Even if you only have ten variables arranged in 2 the number of combinations are 45 and 90 permutations. It gets out of hand fast.
Well yeah, I mean even with the threefold repetition stalemate rule in place, there are more legal games of chess than there are atoms in the universe.
@@CruelestChris I think it was assumed by the press that the "atoms" would be based on real life physics. The actual goal seems to have been an imaginary periodic table with far fewer elements and greatly simplified rules of interaction from which everything would be generated. Much like how Bose Einstein Condensates can behave as a single mega atom of their element, the "atoms" in the game system could be macro in scale and still work.
I'd highly recommend Internet Historian's The Gentleman Pirate, fantastic documentary/comedy thing. Great reaction as always, love to see you branching out.
In reference to not being able to find someone in the game, even if you could contact your friend. It would be more akin to you calling a friend who lives in another state and doesn’t know where you live to find his own way to you based on what you’re telling him it looks like outside your house. Without a map or a means to locate or even identify a planet in relation to another that could be immeasurably far away in-game it would be impossible to try to coordinate unless by pure chance you already happened to be extremely close.
Exactly this ^^^ You may know what planet your on, but the map is unrevealed, you need to each individually reveal it, and player made maps are going to take ages. so for you to find your friend you lot bassically need to fly random directions and hope you cross paths at some point, or hope an online map tool pops up. It would be like in minecraft if you spawned in random places, and had no button to tell you what co-ordinates you are at.
The thing is the "find nearby players" feature was in the game at launch, because they'd had to cut the multiplayer so late in the day that feature was already complete. As Sean describes it, the OG multiplayer was like the "Joint Exploration" added in _Atlas Rises_ where the other player was a marker rather than fully shown as a character model, and you couldn't really interact much.
I'm pretty sure the "every atom procedural" idea was that the game would have it's own imaginary periodic table (with far fewer elements) from which everything would be generated based on particular combinations of those elements and greatly simplified rules. A lofty goal, but much easier to model than the real thing.
Seems like they just had too many dank ideas that they just didn't have the resources to actualize well. It's very refreshing to see a company who wants to push the envelope and not just release Skyrim 700 times.
I’m astonished by how Elite Dangerous and No Man’s Sky were able to get how big it’s universe is, I don’t think that 500 million stars in Elite is an exaggeration, and a single million planets are entirely possible in No Mans Sky by how much I’ve played it.
Smartphones. The period from 2010 to 2016 is when they were really picking up steam. 2012 got a bunch of iPhone users interested and bam, the internet's not just people having arguments about which Star Trek captain was the best any more...
As someone that despises their own smile, I can attest that it is for good reason. Seriously, when I smile it is like a creep or serial killer kind of smile. Or at least the smiles that I make when asked to smile come out as thus.
Wow, I didn't expect you to react to this video, this is awesome! You should also do a reaction to "The Fall of 76" by the Internet Historian (provided you haven't already seen it)
I think youre right about the "soy face" thing, as somebody who used to always try to make funny faces in photos, I was insecure af at the time. My thought process was like "well if im intentionally ugly then you cant tell im ugly" As somebody who actually has a lot of pride in how I look now, despite my look not changing much, just my confidence when i realized I am actually good looking
All of my smiles were fake and unnatural-looking until I got into a better place in life (i.e. getting a job and also getting married) and started feeling better about myself . At the same time I found that some of my fake smiles weren't even fake? Like, I was genuinely happy about stuff? What is this witchcraft.
A couple things about the x quintillion stars or whatever stars, Yes it is FULL GALAXY SIZE because it only has to load up systems that players are currently in, the rest can be stored as a block of compressed "save" code (like how your save games don't need to take up the entire space of a whole new game to save every detail), as for light speed, your hyper drive can only jump so far with a single unit of fuel, and you have to constantly make more fuel, and its very hard to navigate the literal thousands of stars that can fill your screen in a single galactic coordinate, literally the easiest way I've found to navigate is to get the coordinates to gate portals, which were added later on, and abuse black holes to jump vast distances, which also were added later, and the whole process to cross 1/4 to 1/3 of the galaxy from the center "ring" (relative to the core) took 4+ hours of constant jumping with CHEATS FOR FUEL
I agree completely about not showing ads but for Internet historian. they are so far away from the usual ones. that they become content of their own by the internet historian. at this point he is getting paid to liscence characters from advertisers and thats about it
Dude, here’s an ultimatum... WATCH INTERNET HISTORIANS ADS I shall let it slide this time but... if u won’t watch an ad next I won’t hesitate to leave a perfectly worded comment down below to show my disappointment >:( Also, love yer vids dude, keep it up 👌
Yeah, I'm not sure he realizes that a procedularly generated world is just a bunch of numbers stored onto your computer, and the game only really generates what you can actually currently see.
I didn't try No Man's Sky at the beginning. It wasn't even on my radar. but I did discover it after it's comeback. and wow what a game. and the most recent updates have made it even more amazing. The worlds, the skies, everything is truly amazing.
I kinda followed the game when it failed and always thought Sean and his team were money hungry charlatans. After seeing this video for the first time I instantly bought the game.
Internet historian puts alot of effort into making his ads funny to watch unlike other youtubers who just read from the script and collect their paycheck
@31:56 "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." ~ Isaac Newton commenting that his own work was based on work done by many people previous to him.
With that little message sent to kotaku or whatever, I mean it sounded genuine as if it was made to try and help mitigate or at least come up with a rather reasonable excuse as for why it wasn't finished, and I'd be inclined to believe it given the current state of No Man's Sky and how Hello Games were genuine about wanting to make the game better despite everyone losing faith in them and despite receiving such harsh, usually unjustified backlash, the death threats and swatting really.
Many ideas from Elon are... out there.. however as an astrophysics nerd (and student) who loves rockets, I can't help but stand in awe of SpaceX's achievements.
I recommend all internet historian videos for a good and active reactor like you g, but if yoou also want something he done related to military i recommend "internet historian incognito weapons", funny af skits and short videos
I think the thought process behind "bad-picture-face" is: I believe I'm going to look bad no matter what, so I should at least make it look intentional.
TH-cam was much more fun, and genuine and endearing before the first adpocalypse and all the waves of demonetisation and censorship and professionalisation since. It was still being used as a social medium that groups of frends with smartphones could use to drop each other video messages. And edgy, weird, surprising and outrageous content, i.e. the good stuff was still being made.
Looking forward to the next part. And i also agree about the dangers of digitalization. Especially with how a lot of the contracts say you don't own the products you buy (for example games on steam), so they can be removed at any times
Yeah like I think other people have mentioned @MHGR, the 18 quintillion planets are not all stored anywhere at once. The planets around players are generated / regenerated / unloaded as necessary (that's what procedural generation is).
I hope you go back through all of Internet Historian's ads and watch them they're entertainment in the highest degree. I think we're all in agreement that IH's ads are the exception
The guy that was handing out the trophy for innovation during the ceremony is Tim Schafer, a pretty big figure in video game history, especially during the 90's and early 2000's, a bit like Todd Howard if you will.
“Sometimes it feels like the universe is fighting all of us” well yea. Tbf life was just a freak accident, as far as we know currently. And as far as we know the universe is naturally hostile to life, entropy is the constant state of the universe, and nothing else exsists. Course, doesn’t mean that’s true, just what we know with our limited knowledge of space
The Multiplayer fiasco is due to it actually being massively single player Online gameplay. If you are the first person on a planet you could name the planet, name the plants and name the animals. And then upload the names to the internet database. Subsequent players will see your names that you gave things. So there are internet interactive features, but not actual multiplayer interactions. Likewise its not impossible to find systems where other people are at, but would be hard to get to a planet your friend is at. That said at game launch this was all sort of confusing, and there were mixed messages all over. They had posted about the naming things, but there was a lot of hype about it being like games like Rust or Dayz, sort of a survival game in space with potentially hostile players that you might need to hide from. And then tweets saying its not multiplayer. It was very confusing.
Geez, that Soy-Face smile part hit home so much! Yup, most of what you said checks out, i personally feel it's very much related to my insecurities and anxiety and I do that on a rare occasion...because most of the time i avoid situations where a photo of me could've been taken xD
About Elon: used to not sure if still does: owned a Dimond mine his family had owned for a couple generations, so couple that with inheritance ..he himself might be a genius, but the money that lets him be a genius, isn’t always from legit sources
I would like a red dead redemption set in the 80s as a narcos cowboy for cartels set in Mexico and Texas smuggling drugs and fighting other cartels and cops and work with crooked cops
14:00 also he didnt make paypal, he worked for Paypal in leadership role and got kicked out , if you look up what ppl said about him it should be along the line of icopetency
41:51 I heard this saying once but I dont remember where. I'm a pessimistic person because at the end of the day, I'm either right, or I'm pleasantly surprised
I agree with what you said about ads, except for this. Never ever skip Internet Historian ads. Never. They are beyond ads. They're entertainment in and of themselves and very constantly mock the product itself. If I recall correctly, he made ridiculous ads to try and lose his sponsors, and see how far he could push it.
He's like the only guy on TH-cam that can get away with completely changing the Raid: Shadow Legends ad script. They're usually ultra strict about it.
The NordVPN murder noir ad to this day makes me break down and laugh for five minutes straight every time i see it
i also loved the raid shadow legends ad where he has the seller dance with his dead wife.
Internet Historian actually makes ads fun to watch.
You got me in the first half not going to lie
Seriously though.. his sponsors must love him haha
the best on youtube
@@frokghug I don't know about the other companies, but Nord seem to keep renewing their contract so clearly they like him. Unless plot twist, he wasn't even sponsored anymore. He just want to continue the Nord-cinematic Universe.
@@290naz Imagine xD
Kinda sad that you skipped Internet Historians ads. He is the only TH-camr who makes ads fun to watch.
shut up mario
@@benjaminmonardes5740 shut up benjamin
And martincitopants too! Less mock but still fun to watch.
Squire's ads are pretty good too. It's basically a second sketch after the main sketch.
Ahh, I see someone else who is yet to discover the genius of Flashgitz!
This ain’t even combat related anymore but sure let’s go with it. Also, if anyone’s ads are worth watching it’s absolutely Internet Historian’s.
this is his other channel MHGR not combat veteran reacts. also yes IH's ads are worth watching since he doesn't do the half assed read
Sure it is, your throwing hands with the universe itself
That's actually is the genius of Murray's code. It's some kind of algorithm that allows trillions of planets to exist in the same vast universe. They're all using same limited library of assets, of course. But each planet is ultimately a seed for generation using these assets, which is just few symbols. There's no storage issue since everything is loaded and unloaded on demand.
Yeah, it's the same concept as Rimworld, Factorio and Minecraft.
Procedural generation... is a concept that definitely takes the mind a minute to really comprehend.
@@lunaticbz3594 Yeah. Even if you only have ten variables arranged in 2 the number of combinations are 45 and 90 permutations. It gets out of hand fast.
Well yeah, I mean even with the threefold repetition stalemate rule in place, there are more legal games of chess than there are atoms in the universe.
@@CruelestChris I think it was assumed by the press that the "atoms" would be based on real life physics. The actual goal seems to have been an imaginary periodic table with far fewer elements and greatly simplified rules of interaction from which everything would be generated. Much like how Bose Einstein Condensates can behave as a single mega atom of their element, the "atoms" in the game system could be macro in scale and still work.
NordMan is so mysterious, same for RaidMan
you mean ShadowMan?
Raidy Shady?
don't forget RayConMan
What about the forgotten honey man?
This reaction was sponsored by raid:bug repellent
I'd highly recommend Internet Historian's The Gentleman Pirate, fantastic documentary/comedy thing. Great reaction as always, love to see you branching out.
Internet Historian is one of the only TH-camrs that makes his adds so funny they tend to be better than the actual video. Very rare.
“Red Dead Redemption in the modern day”
“I’d play that.”
Good news! The joke is that’s Grand Theft Auto.
In reference to not being able to find someone in the game, even if you could contact your friend. It would be more akin to you calling a friend who lives in another state and doesn’t know where you live to find his own way to you based on what you’re telling him it looks like outside your house. Without a map or a means to locate or even identify a planet in relation to another that could be immeasurably far away in-game it would be impossible to try to coordinate unless by pure chance you already happened to be extremely close.
Exactly this ^^^
You may know what planet your on, but the map is unrevealed, you need to each individually reveal it, and player made maps are going to take ages. so for you to find your friend you lot bassically need to fly random directions and hope you cross paths at some point, or hope an online map tool pops up. It would be like in minecraft if you spawned in random places, and had no button to tell you what co-ordinates you are at.
The thing is the "find nearby players" feature was in the game at launch, because they'd had to cut the multiplayer so late in the day that feature was already complete. As Sean describes it, the OG multiplayer was like the "Joint Exploration" added in _Atlas Rises_ where the other player was a marker rather than fully shown as a character model, and you couldn't really interact much.
i agree but i think it would be more likely to scale that to small towns in obscure countries on different continents, instead of states.
Members voted for this but didn't tell you to not skips IH's ads?
Members slacking lol
Welcome to the wonderful world of Internet Historian, check out his 2nd channel, for more videos, he has one about weapons.
It's an unspoken rule to not skip internet historians ads. He literally put sooo much effort into them and they funny as fuck 😁 just saying :)
I'm pretty sure the "every atom procedural" idea was that the game would have it's own imaginary periodic table (with far fewer elements) from which everything would be generated based on particular combinations of those elements and greatly simplified rules. A lofty goal, but much easier to model than the real thing.
Seems like they just had too many dank ideas that they just didn't have the resources to actualize well.
It's very refreshing to see a company who wants to push the envelope and not just release Skyrim 700 times.
The guy with white hair in the beginning bit is Michiu Kaku, a famous theoretical physicist which makes it funnier.
rd2 in modern day:
bro that's literally just gta 5 LOL
Actually he described Watch Dogs perfectly.
33:50 nah history man never got canceled for his no-no word
The way you described guitar anti hero is basically just the entire history of Nickelback
Oh that is a very good video, I’m excited for the reaction
Wouldn't modern day red dead pretty much just be grand theft auto
That's the joke IH was going for
Your theory on Soy-Face made me genuinely laugh.
I’m astonished by how Elite Dangerous and No Man’s Sky were able to get how big it’s universe is, I don’t think that 500 million stars in Elite is an exaggeration, and a single million planets are entirely possible in No Mans Sky by how much I’ve played it.
Smartphones. The period from 2010 to 2016 is when they were really picking up steam. 2012 got a bunch of iPhone users interested and bam, the internet's not just people having arguments about which Star Trek captain was the best any more...
As someone that despises their own smile, I can attest that it is for good reason. Seriously, when I smile it is like a creep or serial killer kind of smile. Or at least the smiles that I make when asked to smile come out as thus.
He has broken the sacred text that no user shall skip an Internet Historian ad.
Wow, I didn't expect you to react to this video, this is awesome!
You should also do a reaction to "The Fall of 76" by the Internet Historian (provided you haven't already seen it)
I enjoy that the top few comments are all about not skipping his ads
13:58, well that's because he sold a very valuable commodity to what everybody needs... flamethrowers
I think youre right about the "soy face" thing, as somebody who used to always try to make funny faces in photos, I was insecure af at the time. My thought process was like "well if im intentionally ugly then you cant tell im ugly"
As somebody who actually has a lot of pride in how I look now, despite my look not changing much, just my confidence when i realized I am actually good looking
All of my smiles were fake and unnatural-looking until I got into a better place in life (i.e. getting a job and also getting married) and started feeling better about myself . At the same time I found that some of my fake smiles weren't even fake? Like, I was genuinely happy about stuff? What is this witchcraft.
A couple things about the x quintillion stars or whatever stars, Yes it is FULL GALAXY SIZE because it only has to load up systems that players are currently in, the rest can be stored as a block of compressed "save" code (like how your save games don't need to take up the entire space of a whole new game to save every detail), as for light speed, your hyper drive can only jump so far with a single unit of fuel, and you have to constantly make more fuel, and its very hard to navigate the literal thousands of stars that can fill your screen in a single galactic coordinate, literally the easiest way I've found to navigate is to get the coordinates to gate portals, which were added later on, and abuse black holes to jump vast distances, which also were added later, and the whole process to cross 1/4 to 1/3 of the galaxy from the center "ring" (relative to the core) took 4+ hours of constant jumping with CHEATS FOR FUEL
5:39 You just described Watch Dogs perfectly.
You seemed to miss the entire fact that red dead redemption in modern day is just grand theft auto lmfao.
He then proceeded to suggest the plot of watch dogs.
I agree completely about not showing ads but for Internet historian. they are so far away from the usual ones. that they become content of their own by the internet historian. at this point he is getting paid to liscence characters from advertisers and thats about it
Dude, here’s an ultimatum... WATCH INTERNET HISTORIANS ADS
I shall let it slide this time but... if u won’t watch an ad next I won’t hesitate to leave a perfectly worded comment down below to show my disappointment >:(
Also, love yer vids dude, keep it up 👌
This old boy is storming ⛈
I don't think they are storing the entire 18 quintillion planets somewhere. Probably only parameters with which they were generated
Yeah, I'm not sure he realizes that a procedularly generated world is just a bunch of numbers stored onto your computer, and the game only really generates what you can actually currently see.
I didn't try No Man's Sky at the beginning. It wasn't even on my radar. but I did discover it after it's comeback. and wow what a game. and the most recent updates have made it even more amazing. The worlds, the skies, everything is truly amazing.
I kinda followed the game when it failed and always thought Sean and his team were money hungry charlatans. After seeing this video for the first time I instantly bought the game.
Internet historian puts alot of effort into making his ads funny to watch unlike other youtubers who just read from the script and collect their paycheck
@31:56 "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." ~ Isaac Newton commenting that his own work was based on work done by many people previous to him.
Nah, I could see why a hacker would make apologies. It would have been an absolute shitstorm if hello games sent something like that to the press.
With that little message sent to kotaku or whatever, I mean it sounded genuine as if it was made to try and help mitigate or at least come up with a rather reasonable excuse as for why it wasn't finished, and I'd be inclined to believe it given the current state of No Man's Sky and how Hello Games were genuine about wanting to make the game better despite everyone losing faith in them and despite receiving such harsh, usually unjustified backlash, the death threats and swatting really.
pllzzzz do a reaction on part 2. pretty plz
Internet Historian ads are often funnier than the rest of the video.
Hell yeah, finally some Internet Historian. I recomend checking out his "Failure of Dashcon" video next.
Fun little tidbit: right when you were saying to "sell ads and sell merch" I got a ad. Literally right after you said the word "ad".
Great reaction, can't wait for the 2nd half
-Mom's dead?
- RAID SHADOWLEGENDS!
...not gonna lie..that was a great ad
thank you to the members who suggest this video
7:20 this could’ve been guitar hero Aerosmith around night in the ruts era. Probably even draw the line, which is awesome btw
Many ideas from Elon are... out there.. however as an astrophysics nerd (and student) who loves rockets, I can't help but stand in awe of SpaceX's achievements.
No raid shadow legends Sponzor? How dare they! :-P
Internet historian makes the ads himself and often provide needed comic relief
That implies you didn’t find the rest of the video sufficiently humorous
I recommend all internet historian videos for a good and active reactor like you g, but if yoou also want something he done related to military i recommend "internet historian incognito weapons", funny af skits and short videos
I think the thought process behind "bad-picture-face" is: I believe I'm going to look bad no matter what, so I should at least make it look intentional.
TH-cam was much more fun, and genuine and endearing before the first adpocalypse and all the waves of demonetisation and censorship and professionalisation since. It was still being used as a social medium that groups of frends with smartphones could use to drop each other video messages. And edgy, weird, surprising and outrageous content, i.e. the good stuff was still being made.
PLEASE WATCH ANY AD'S INTERNET HISTORIAN MAKES! HE PUTS A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT INTO MAKING THESE ENTERTAINING!!!!
I hope you finish this the ending is epic
One of my favorite videos on YT
Theinternethistorian is a legend
Looking forward to the next part. And i also agree about the dangers of digitalization. Especially with how a lot of the contracts say you don't own the products you buy (for example games on steam), so they can be removed at any times
Yo Paul! I'd kill to play tf2 with you dood.
Yeah like I think other people have mentioned @MHGR, the 18 quintillion planets are not all stored anywhere at once. The planets around players are generated / regenerated / unloaded as necessary (that's what procedural generation is).
Acctually, new discoveries suggest that the first man to develop powered filght was Gustav Weißkopf
I hope you go back through all of Internet Historian's ads and watch them they're entertainment in the highest degree. I think we're all in agreement that IH's ads are the exception
Excited for part 2!
Where’s part 2???
The guy that was handing out the trophy for innovation during the ceremony is Tim Schafer, a pretty big figure in video game history, especially during the 90's and early 2000's, a bit like Todd Howard if you will.
I didnt expect this but i love this
The thing about being cancelled is it don't really change anything if you just don't care
Your description of Guitar Antihero sounds awesome
BTW, Amazon actually censored the digital copy of 1984.
'Dailey Motion doesnt pay you for your videos bro! Sell AAAAH-'
CUTS directly to a skin lotion ad lol
23:40 yeah, smiling for pictures is weird. Open mouth smile is an actual smile, I prefer it over the fake smile.
I’m pretty sure modern day red dead redemption is just GTA 5.
part 2 when? cause the part you stopped at drops some much-needed context as to what happened
Never
Part 2?
No mans sky isnt just okay now, its GREAT now
“Sometimes it feels like the universe is fighting all of us” well yea. Tbf life was just a freak accident, as far as we know currently. And as far as we know the universe is naturally hostile to life, entropy is the constant state of the universe, and nothing else exsists. Course, doesn’t mean that’s true, just what we know with our limited knowledge of space
"Red dead redemption, but in modern day"
...That already exists, its called 'Grand Theft Auto 5'
the number about the amount of worlds is actually true, that is the amount of worlds that are in the game
The Multiplayer fiasco is due to it actually being massively single player Online gameplay. If you are the first person on a planet you could name the planet, name the plants and name the animals. And then upload the names to the internet database. Subsequent players will see your names that you gave things. So there are internet interactive features, but not actual multiplayer interactions. Likewise its not impossible to find systems where other people are at, but would be hard to get to a planet your friend is at. That said at game launch this was all sort of confusing, and there were mixed messages all over. They had posted about the naming things, but there was a lot of hype about it being like games like Rust or Dayz, sort of a survival game in space with potentially hostile players that you might need to hide from. And then tweets saying its not multiplayer. It was very confusing.
Geez, that Soy-Face smile part hit home so much! Yup, most of what you said checks out, i personally feel it's very much related to my insecurities and anxiety and I do that on a rare occasion...because most of the time i avoid situations where a photo of me could've been taken xD
44:00 The 90's had better television than now. More entertaining at the very least.
I cant wait till the next mikeburnfire video
Im still on a quest to find land fish.. like magikarp just flapping and jumping around on land..
If only there was a red dead redemption in modern day America where you hack stuff
Watch dogs: Am I a joke to you?
When part 2?
"red dead redemption set in modern day"
You mean Grand Theft Auto
You should really watch more videos by internet historian, I would personally recommend his most recent: “Cost of the Concordia”
About Elon: used to not sure if still does: owned a Dimond mine his family had owned for a couple generations, so couple that with inheritance ..he himself might be a genius, but the money that lets him be a genius, isn’t always from legit sources
And his genius is the kind all rich people have “I’m so clever” but they’re so out of touch
Don't worry,we the viewers will be your sponsors.
You may not get any cool skit ideas but you also won't have to sell us your soul ;)
I would like a red dead redemption set in the 80s as a narcos cowboy for cartels set in Mexico and Texas smuggling drugs and fighting other cartels and cops and work with crooked cops
That actually sounds like it’d be really interesting.
It is now scream fortress
scream fortress is a halloween event
it has unique maps with new features such as bosses, spells, and gamemodes
So sad he didnt watch the rare good ad of raid shadow legends :(
14:00 also he didnt make paypal, he worked for Paypal in leadership role and got kicked out , if you look up what ppl said about him it should be along the line of icopetency
Hey Captain! Since the dinosaurs planet side won't stop humping the shuttle, I gave them a hole to use so at least the cleanup would be easier.
Red dead redemption except modern is just Grand Theft Auto bro
Wow 16 ads in a single video
There are literally no ads
@@creeperhunterD there are literally 16 ads. You must be using adblocker TH-cam vanced TH-cam red or something of the like
@@trocoplaytv1254 I don't see any ads and I don't even use ad block or pay for youtube premium
TH-cam probably did that on its own
@@Dr.HooWho weird how they're being applied selectively. I can assure you there's 16 ads on my end I have no reason to lie. I do believe you however
the guitar anti hero bit got dark real quick.
You can safely skip ads on anything... unless it is Internet Historian or FlashGitz.
41:51 I heard this saying once but I dont remember where. I'm a pessimistic person because at the end of the day, I'm either right, or I'm pleasantly surprised
Looking forward to next part