This Game Was Meant To Be The Elder Scrolls Killer...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2023
- After releasing in 2006, Oblivion was seen as an unstoppable force, a game that truly deserved to be on top - But in 2007, a game would be released that would attempt to correct that. That game is Two Worlds... and its interesting.
Two Worlds is, in my opinion, a really fun game that I could spend endless hours playing, but its not a well-made game. There's tonnes of bugs, graphical issues, story plotholes and even some bad Voice acting. But it's a game thats dear to me, so I wanted to show it off.
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When I was a kid, I saw Two Worlds at Gamestop and thought it looked cool. I brought it up to the register and the employee told me to get Oblivion instead. I took his advice, and I still think about that king to this day.
He wanted two worlds for himself, this game rules
Wdym king, Two worlds is easily better than Oblivion. You never played the game and it shows. Me and my brother spent hundreds of hours playing and I really didn’t enjoy Oblivion as much.
I played both growing up (born in 1995) and honestly i played two worlds more. It was more like morrowind than oblivion. Which is superior to both. The sheer freedom is great and the combat never felt as repetetive.
I remember when I was 13 I went into Gamestop to buy The Walking Dead Survival Instinct and the guy said to me, "don't get that game, just trust me" and then he reaches behind the counter and hands me The Walking Dead by Telltell games, and he said " Buy this instead it's a masterpiece." so I took his advice, very happy about that to this day haha.
@@shonewarrior2178 LMAO, I played the game when it came out and a year ago. It was a heaping pile of dogshit each time I play. You're seeing through rose-tinted glasses!
I think a protagonist that constantly spouts one-liners and has a really hot sister is exactly what The Elder Scrolls is missing
SISTER-WIFE.
You can marry your sister Aela in Skyrim.
Chris Redfield??
@@atrocious7766 Well, shield sister, but I do see your point lol
That's just every quest mod on Nexusmods for skyrim though
It feels like the sister was originally written and designed as the PC's wife. Then, near the end of developing, someone from higher up said to make it the PC had a sister instead of a wife. My intuition is from the constant in-laws quips and the way they interact with each other
That doesn't change much on my end
because that's not a horrible idea ^^
"Sir we spent the entire development trying to get the PC to be hot for his wife. Because, you know, she's his wife."
"I don't care, incest is wincest."
@@Nerobyrnethe fuck?
@@Nerobyrne Mood kindred, after thousands of years, we have found each other.
@@TheGateShallStand wtf?
I enjoyed ignoring the main quest in this game and instead making my way further south while leveling up and gathering loot, I think exploring a fantasy world is the greatest joy in open world RPGs
I just played the sandbox multiplayer mode that had some people playing it. Really fun to break the game with friends.
Two worlds 2 magic is a whole other level of fun. You can literally summon a cyclone of anvils around you
Or you can summon 6 undead knights and obliterate any and all enemies, because the melee combat system is heavily centered on 1v1 fights for some reason. And after trying out a lot of combinations, this system isn't as deep as I thought. Still, being able to jump 340% higher made me chuckle.
@@joutakujo1317 i loved the jump potions in the tiny 1v1 arena in multiplayer god those are fond memories
Or cast a spell that shoots a bunch of homing projectiles, each of which then spawns more projectiles upon hitting an enemy.
Or cast a spell that will automatically resurrect you on death.
Absolutely love two worlds 2. I honestly do prefer that one over oblivion, at least in enjoyability while playing.
I really like how the games during the 200x's let you get kinda weird and crazy unbalanced and even a little silly, but in a somewhat INTENTIONAL way. Morrowind and Oblivion stacking speed and acrobatics and such and leaping over an entire castle's defenses or sneaking at 200mph so that even if you're bad at sneaking they can't catch you 'cause you're not even there any more, or making spells in Two Worlds that are utterly nonsensical but super fun.
I feel like balance and polish in games after that era significantly cut down on this wild west feel, which isn't all bad, but a lot of games you can't get quite as crazy.
Every time a game brands itself as the killer of the top game of a genre it is doomed to fail. Every single time
*Cough cough Video Horror Society cough cough*
This game actually did decent 😂 not the oblivion killer but the 3rd game is coming
@@cryptidmilk4074that game was so bad... I got banned on their discord and steam forum for something like.
"for a company calling their product an dbd killer this game definitely lacks decent depths, fun map design and has basically the same issue as dbd but 10x times worse. An coordinated team rapes the monster literally while survivor without a clue stand no chance at a basic monster player"
Ya few minutes later I was banned haha
Which is kinda sad, the game had potential but any developer that silences, mutes and blocks thoughts outside their bubble will fail. Evil words would say they silenced negativity in order to milk their fanboys a few weeks longer until even they realized it's a bad product.
@@kryptonaryxx6418oh no... wait elder scrolls 6.
Skyrim still being played to this DAY
@@lolicongang.4974 what are you even talking about
This "bad game" genuinely looks more fun than most modern rpgs and the freedom they give you is crazy, i miss that era of gaming when it was all about having simple fun and being creative instead of grinding levels and loot boxes most modern games feel like they were created to waste as much of your time and money as possible
when youre 12 and thinks 2007 is very old
@@hallucy2215 bruh!! i wish I was 12 , this game came out 17 years ago and that's a long time to give you a perspective at that time i was 11 yo kid without a care in the world and now I'm almost 30 you dumbass lol
@@hallucy2215 jokes on you, but PS3 and Xbox 360 are considered retro nowadays
@@billyoak4766 we still call them 90's kids, no?
@@hallucy2215 i grew up playing two words and i agree. The game had a multiplayer mode that was just a sandbox and it was insanly fun cause you could just do whatever you wanted. Ymgo fight the enemies at the end area and get bitch slapped into the ground or whatever else you want. Two worlds is more like morrowind than oblivion honestly. And morrowind is better than oblivion.
Wait isn't this the game where you can get the main bad guy to aggro the villagers and watch as they just slaughter him with numbers?
It is, but with on older version of the game.
While it count as glitch, I only accept the "mob ending" as canon.
He literally shows that in the video within the first 10 minutes
Tell me you didn’t watch the video without telling me you didn’t watch the video
@@ProperBadger I made the comment before watching the video.
Ah yes, the game where if you kept taping sticks together you'd get a world-destroying weapon that can one-shot everything. The alchemy and magic systems were also borked to all hell.
Big stick damage
And it was fun for that very reason
The "Epic" version that is now available on steam has rebalanced all this and made it so you can't do this stuff anymore. They ruined the game.
Wait please explain?? I love the original game on Xbox. Ive played a ton. Its janky but i love it. How did they ruin it with the remaster?? Like limits for leveling up and combjnjng items? Thats a shame! Pray do tell me more foresooth@@jazzyj7834
I appreciate the layers of symbolism. The over sexualized sister, and the brother rescuing her with a gigantic phallic bone.
I wonder what the christian developers meant by this.
@@returnnull3476obviously, it calls back to the commandment: ‘Love thy neighbor.’ That scene isn’t in the game though. I also think they might just really like Star Wars and got mad Leia got with Hans in the end.
I just remember the sequel that let you choose whatever playstile you like until the final boss who's only vulnerable to ranged damage meaning if you skilled melee you are just left standing there like an absolute schmuck while getting blasted by a flying dragon.
I can see why this never became an 'Oblivion-Killer' game but I think it's very charming and they put effort into it. And the fact that some things are broken like traps just adds to the fun. I'll definitely play it myself some time.
I had friends in high school that genuinely loved these games and argued it was the best RPG of all time
Hi Patterrz
It wasn't the best but it was fun lmfao
Yeah it and Gothic games are a dedicated fan base for sure
I was one of those kids. Jank can be genuinely fun
@@Nix_Abysswell, Gothic is deserved IMO. This is just so goofy lmao
If you ever want to try Two Worlds 2, that one is actually kinda fun. It is like, still terrible on the story but it has possibly the most fun magic system Ive seen in an RPG
Im contemplating it - I dont have fond memories of the game from when I played it (probably 16?) so maybe I can give it another visit
@@ItsJabo i think its worth a shot just for the exploration, map and the dlcs maybe. (Like the pirate dlc has better writing and acting and pacing than the entire main game). But if you do give it a shot, you absolutely have to play as a mage, because its good and because the magic system is crazy fun with mixing and matching spells. The ranger is still fun but the warrior is a death sentance
@@marleonka. can I build a character thats fluid in class? like a ranger and mage or is it hard-bound like Diablo or smth?
@@ItsJabo theres also like a pretty expansive Steam multiplayer (and multiplater dlcs) with an entire settlement menagement system! Might be a fun thing with viewers
@@ItsJabo You can try. The only thing restricting you is the abilitiy points and money for equipement. If you level hard enough and get to know the gear, you can multiclass. The game allows you to unlock all skills as long as you find the right skillbooks. Theres no hard commitment. There are even those guys caller Soulpatchers who reset some of your skills for a small fee
Honestly looks like it gives you a lot more freedom than most of the modern open world games
I loved two worlds when I played it at the time of release because of the jank. I had found that you could fuse weapons together if they were the same type of weapons and merge their stats together while increasing the damage. So you could gather a massive amount of the same weapons and gradually turn a simple weapon into a godly tool that did tens of thousands of damages with all elemental effects.
I never did finish the game though, too busy faffing around and exploring everywhere.
Jabo never fails to make us discharge
My tip always creams whenever I see a video from him!
@@zackaryabell9091couldn't have said it any better!
Man why did u say that
@@zackaryabell9091same
What the hell does that mean?
The funny thing is, that myself and almost every of my steam friends have a copy of it just tied to our accounts. Don't know then, don't know why, but this game just materialized itself in our libraries, because why not
I played this game for hundreds of hours. My brother and cousins did too and we sincerely loved it. We all understood how hilariously absurd it often is and we loved it for it. It was so fun to take advantage of the insane mechanics and stuff too.
Two Worlds was a masterpiece
Holy mother of nostalgia, i used to play this game as a child i had no clue what i was doing but you unlocked a deep rooted memory
same lol. i just ran around trying to defeat enemies way too tough for me like it was a dark souls game lol
Nobody take me my memory of endless hours to figure out how to heal my vampire sickness
In fact it needed endless hours to figure out why i did die all the time in the sun.
As child this things were so much funny.
Nowdays you just know that stuff.
This game looks very fun, definitely not the elder scrolls killer but it looks very decent for 2007, I'll probably try playing it
It was really bad
@FAD4LIFE94 no it wasn't. Two worlds was awesome!
@@FAD4LIFE94the first one was great, the 2nd one was utter shite.
Two worlds is a "dumb fun" sort of game, as simple as it was the system of mashing weapons together to upgrade them was enjoyable progression to me lol
It was bad, I played it at launch. Huge waste of money.
I remember when I was like ten or eleven I used to love this game.
I had a crappy machete that did lime fifteen damage but I put so many Frost points into it the total damage was 4k a swing.
I used it once to fight a stone dragon and then forgot I had the frozen destroyer of world's.
playing two worlds 2 online was pretty fun, just because of the extremely insane magic stuff you could put together.
I do like these immersive RPGs with mechanics that effectively allow the player to become as powerful as they wish by what is arguably a series of exploits, but the way you presented it, it seems like the game is quite open and honest as to how powerful the toolset it gives you is.
I remember having this on a demo disc from a magazine or something as a young child and I'd play it over and over again... was really enticed by it fsr, I remember the dialogue made me think that's just how people in medieval times talked and I'd make stories and play with my friends saying "nay" and "fair thee well"
One of my favorite sections of the game is where I do believe you camouflaged yourself as a grom for a quest and just chill with them like I did with parts of Fallout New Vegas with either Caesar's legion or the NCR near Searchlight.
Also Unironically I played through this game to completion unlike Oblivion at the time where I stopped midway through the main story...So for me I guess it was an Oblivion killer?
You're not alone. This game appealed to me and many other people (who were in a younger age group) a whole lot more than Oblivion when it came out, simply due to the sheer amount of janky stuff you could do and myriad ways to get op. Games like this + its' sequel + the entire(ok, maybe not the 4th) Gothic series. Also, something like 75% of their fanbase was German, and I found that hilarious X)
It's only after I grew a bit older that I finally managed to see Oblivion's appeal, but by then I wasn't really impressed.
I have played Two Worlds twice over the years, once on the 360 in 2008 and again on PC in 2016, completing all side quests, all caves, grave yards, and towers, and the main story line. I have played many games, Two Worlds is in my top 5 favorite open world RPGs of all time. It is actually a huge game that allows you to become as powerful as you want, taking 100+ hours of gameplay to complete it. It is a classic to those who have played it and it has a cult following for a reason.
I found this game more compelling than Oblivion which, let's face it, gets somewhat repetitive. Oblivion without mods is completely level-scaled in terms of creatures and items, so you hardly ever find anything interesting never mind where you go. Two Worlds is more like Morrowind, where different regions have a range of enemies, gradually getting tougher as you go further off the beaten track. That's way more fun for an open world game because you're constantly testing exploring new areas to see if you're tough enough to kill something and get its loot, which is likely better than what you have. Exploring the map becomes the game, and the main quest is something you do when you finally want to finish the game.
Man, Oblivion was such an amazing game for me when I was a kid. At that point I only ever knew games that had a straight path and ended when the story did, so when I played the game and saw how open the world was, it was truly an amazing experience for me.
Low-key feel bad for you, seeing how a lot of open world games came out at that time
For me I grew up with a huge oversaturation of Open World (before I reached high school and just got addicted to MOBA's) so when I hopped into the indie scene in the late 2010's. I can never go back to Open World. Having a relatively tailored experience is way more engaging to me.
@@haruhirogrimgar6047 Literally the opposite problems of each other, pretty interesting how the industry is reacting to taste changes, and taste changes are reacting to the industry. Lucky for all of us, both style of game has very excellent entries dating back many years, so I can enjoy them all like the cultured lady I am, and you guys can go have a piece of whatever you like.
I loved this game back in the day. The jank and goofiness of the voice acting had so much charm, and I really liked the weapon class and spell customization mechanics. And while I like the original more than Two Worlds 2, the sequel's spell customization was truly one of a kind with its depth of possibilities.
I genuinely loved Two Worlds I played it like a year or two ago and it was really great. It's like a more functional Gothic
How DARE you??
what did you just fuggen say branden?!
Stay the course Branden. It is a good game. These morons only like what they're told to like.
You say that, & yet I ain't seeing a remaster of Two Worlds 1 & 2 coming out on the switch this year
I remember this game fondly. At first I was off put by it and never really gave it a chance. Fast forward some time later and I started playing the multiplayer and that's where I absolutely fell in love with it.
We would level up traps (Which by far are the most OP thing) and kill entire towns to get xp and loot.
Then we would put down these like glowing root things that spawn enemies. Just fill the area with traps to sit back and farm the goodies. Such a swell time.
You would take those parts and just make a SHIT TON of perma stat increase potions. Got to godhood pretty quick.
The glowing roots were called Shoots of Taint, and they spawned undead every night at an interval, I believe. They were so busted farmable, it genuinely made half the game so easy, and you could get them as fast as like, 10 minutes in, if you wanted. Notable items are Zombie Thyroids, a really cheap and effective poison-negation item that only boosts farming further. Another decent item would be Ghoul Brains, which increased Willpower. Heading to the Enclave and getting the Alchemy skill levelled up only enchances the fruits of your labors-- and depending on your level, zombies can potentially drop spells and other items, allowing for some serious money farming.
I love this game, it's so dumb 😂
@@kiwialforde9913 Dude holy shit, YES, I forgot about all of those parts. Such a good game lol
@@AHHHb0bSaggot I'm not entirely sure if I could call it "good", but there is clear effort and I cannot call it "bad" either. Definitely one of the best Pure Fantasy RPGs with a few clever moments and good ideas here and there, unfortunately plagued by stale interactions with a serious level/power ratio issue.
I saw a comment somewhere about this game comparing to "The Room", a movie acclaimed to be so bad, that it loops around into being good. Two Worlds definitely fell under that stigma. So yes, I can agree with you; I love this game, too... but I'm unsure if I can realistically call it "good".
Absolutely love the video! I played two worlds so long ago I had forgotten the name but I'm so glad to see some still love it
Nostalgia at its best. Remember watching my neighbor playing it at his house, the first time I saw a big open world....
👀.....nope...to easy.....(backs away)
This game is so janky. Its a blast to play.
My favorite thing to do on this game is to gather a bunch of Taint Shoots and place them down inside a small house with a door that can close. The most I've put down was around 100 but 20 will work fine for this. After you place them in the house, shut the door and wait for nightfall. You'll know when it works, you basically turn a villagers home into an oblivion gate lol
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31:06 "uhh, what clan?" Was perfectly timed. Marvellous stuff
Man I loved this game as a kid, I played it soooo much. A little tip, the mountains on the edges of the map can take you anywhere you want to go right at the start of the game
I've never heard of such a game, so i'm inclined to believe Jabo has brought one of his fever dreams to life.
Expect to see the 3rd game everywhere when it releases lol
I played this *_religiously_* as a kid given how I didn't have many games on the Xbox 360. I had fun playing this back then and seeing that it was possible to beat the game as soon as you started was pretty cool too.
Thanks for bringing me back Jabbo ❤
one of the many odd ass games i played through as a child.... still as fucking weird as i remember and honestly once it gets going and you arent dying every other battle its a great time. absolute insanity
This was pretty great. I would love to see more.
I remember buying Two Worlds (mighta been Two Worlds 2) at Game Stop for $5 only because it's collectors edition came with a book that contained Tabletop rules for a D&D like version of the game to play with my friends
That was the first game.
Man I loved two worlds as a kid, I remember almost nothing about it apart from the starter areas, but it's still one of my fav 2 games
I got two worlds 2 from a game key bundle years back and I thought it was stupid. But once I started playing it one day when I was bored. I absolutely fell in love with the game and the series as a whole.
Editing this in but I discovered that in 2016 they announced Two Worlds 3 was in development but they haven't brought it up since
I remember this game from back in the day, I completely forgot the story though until you reminded me. If you make the sister blind and have your dead, but not really mother show up then you got yourself a Fable remake. They even have Jack of Blades in it already as the big bad guy.
Man… this takes me back. This game holds a special place in my heart. Not necessarily a good place, but it’s definitely in there.
The final boss just getting vaporized by mines made me laugh so hard my neighbors checked on me
I remember my uncle had a copy of this game for his 360, and I permanently borrowed it and played so much of it
I absolutely love the level of progression in SeaWorlds you go from rats to wolves divorce to bandits straight to wyverns
This was a fun playthrough! Props as always to Benpai for a great edit.
What really made two worlds special was the multiplayer, especially the sequel as it had a separate co-op campaign.
*vigorously writes notes for games with girlfriend*
I played this on the 360 and the funniest thing was the lag on every hit if your weapon did too much damage. I don't regret playing it though.
I love how excited he gets about the items he finds! You can tell he played this for months when he was younger.
This is one of my favorite games back when it first released, same with Two Worlds 2. It was just so dumb and bad, that it was good. The resurrection spell is the best spell in the game, mixed with the soots of Taint, summon an army of undead in the middle of a city, kill them off and bring them all back as your allies, they'll just wander the city like they're civilians of it. It's outstanding.
Two Worlds 2 was the first game I got, and the first I could really sink my teeth into (before that I could mostly watched my friends play when visiting them, and i took me a long time to save up for my own Xbox 360). It will always have a special place in my heart.
I actually loved this franchise especially the second game and even more so the online gameplay for the second game. Being able to make new and unique magic depending on how you build the spell was super cool.
A very common comment made a about the elder scrolls series is that it can be very hard to go back to an earler entry into the series, especially if you had not played the earlier games before. As someone who hasn't actually played oblivion or two worlds the games look very similar yet...... "unique" in their own ways.
That being said this game gives me Gothic vibes and if you can wrap your head around the controls it's acrually a pretty good game. The game came out before WASD were the standard movement settings for games and 95% of the controls are on the left ⅓ of the keyboard, I wish anyone that decides to try it luck.
If I’m absolutely honest, Two Worlds was the first ever ARPG I ever played. My dad bought it for me when I was 7, bought me the collector edition with the secondary disc with the map of the world. The game I thought was amazing but this is well before I ever got into Elder Scrolls, which wouldn’t be for another 13 years. I used to do so much in that game lmao it’s such a great memory haha
This whole game is a fever dream lol, I used to play it when I was younger for hours on end, Thanks for the video.
When I read this title I was so hyped because I just knew it would be about Two Worlds
One of the first games I played is called Dungeon Lords and I was somewhat reminded of it while watching you play Two Worlds and playing it myself. I have played two different versions of Dungeon Lords and they are the Steam edition and the Collectors edition. The first one I played was the Collectors edition and I think I played that in like 2006 or 2007 and for the steam version I played that in 2021. While writing this I looked and saw that it was basically re-released four separate times with various changes which is wild. I think it is an interesting experience like Two Worlds. One of my favorite parts is the class system where you have to choose your starting class and then later you can do quests to get more classes that are influenced by your choices of class. An example from the game banshee site is "if you make your character a Fighter-Adept, then for Tier 2 you could advance to Knight (Fighter upgrade), Celestial (Adept upgrade), Paladin (hybrid), Samurai (Fighter Dojo), Monk (Adept Dojo), or Enchantress or Valkyrie (Sisterhood). Your Tier 3 class would then be a direct upgrade of one of your Tier 2 classes: Lord (Fighter), Stargazer (Celestial), Crusader (hybrid), Warlord (Fighter Dojo), Dragonlord (Adept Dojo), or War Angel (Sisterhood)". I don't know if you will play it or not, but if you read this far thank you for reading my comment
I hope to see more videos like this! There are so many weird similar rpgs from germany, poland etc. Yank as all hell but they can have their own kind of fun.
Gothic, Two Worlds, and more. Eurojank is the gift that keeps on giving.
Love the one shot back to main menu 😂
1:36 Witcher 1 is not bad bro, it's one of the most well crafted RPG experience ever, every decision you make impacts the world which is very visible and the story which plays out is also very well crafted.
You missed the best part, being able to summon literally as many creatures as your mana allows
This game late game was a blast. unlimited ressurected npcs (even miniboss before the last boss that could solo the last boss lel), being basically immortal with 30k def i don't even remember other broken shit you could do. I love when a game rewards thinking and breaking it.
I remember buying this game at Gamestop and seeing on the back of the box, "Oblivion on STEROIDS!"
and after literally playing the first 5 minutes, i knew i was bamboozled.
Amazing that I immediately knew which game it was.
I remember when I went over a friend's place, he had a 360 and Oblivion, and would always try and mess around with it. He tried to sell me on Two Worlds, and bought a copy; he initially got out of a camp, got chased by two wolves, and character fell off a cliff in the chase.
Yeah, he didn't try running Two Worlds again after this (we went back to Halo 2 after that)
I bought this when it came out but my mom’s computer wouldn’t play it😢. After this my life started going down a dark path, I started hanging out with the undesirables and doing things I’m not proud of. That’s all behind me now though, maybe it’s time I take a chance and see what could have been all those years ago. Maybe I just wasn’t ready for two worlds yet. Thank you internet man you’ve given me hope where there once was none.
man... this is similar to me... mum's computer not fast enough to do anything so played outside with bad people 😢😢
didn't get a computer until a teen and became hyper fixated on them ever since 😂😂
Oh my god thank you so much for showing up in my recommendations to remind the name of that one game I saw once on GDQ where the runner completes it in 3 minutes because he final boss can be killed in the first village
Oh boi nice to see this niche game in a more positive light it definitely has potential cant wait to see you play the sequel.
This game was low key fucking awsome. I loved the alchemy system so much, being able to craft potions that had stackable permanent buffs was so fun. I still have my physical box copy of this game to this day.
This was my first ever RPG that i've played - i wasnt really familiar with the genre so it felt amazing. OFC now i see it's flaws, but iI still have a "duckling" syndrome towards it. God I loved the reputation in this game, where bandits and wahtnot would actually acknowledge if PC was famous and "good" and tried to leave him alone if they initiated an ambush against him.
lots of fun music choices for this video!
Interesting. I haven't watched any of your videos before but the way you break the 4th wall as part of the script shows some serious dedication to utilizing subtle wit in entertainment. Most other creators force it, so the reaction is knee-jerk but you have a good style.
Jabo is great to be waking up to
Two Worlds really was amazing but feel like it didn’t get the recognition it deserved even though it wasn’t necessarily perfect. Would always play this game with my dad and we always had a blast
I liked Outer Worlds, but i dont think it can compete with Skyrim
@@littlevivigaming4822ever tried OutWard?
@@littlevivigaming4822who tf said anything about outer worlds
@@burneraccounthandle nobody did
@@littlevivigaming4822 weird ass
I remember picking up two worlds the day of release.
....and I also remember attempting to return 2 worlds the day of release.
They really get ya with those "can't return opened electronics"
The Two Worlds series is such a good yet insane series. It's like The Room or Samurai Cop of games.
It’s a SERIES?? There isn’t a single version available for sale digitally on the Xbox Marketplace
another game that my father has played for me was the Archangel(2003) i would've been glad to see someone plays and give the game a review because when i was a kid i liked that game alot. There even were something like super form which you was able to choose in the beginning and it felt nice, the setting was dark and interesting still
I actually really enjoyed mucking around in two worlds. The game was like batshit hard in the start if you didn't play as a warrior of some kind. But once you got to a certain town you could find a guy who would
Respec your points for very cheap.
I built a piercing arrow bow build and one-shot every enemy. Then I went deep into necromancy just for the lols. Necromancy has a spell that's pretty much a space laser.
NEVER heard of this game until this video, i saw that there was actually a sequel, I’d love to see you go through that too!
sequeal is better... they even have a character that talk exactly like how characters talk in here.. and the MC pokes fun at him... but ysa you still trying to save your hot sister-wife in two... they completely retcon this game in its sequal.
I usually get the most enjoyment just from hearing the unique sound effects in these old games i played as a kid.
Jabo is actually doing original content for once
Don't take it for granted, only thing he's gonna be making is elder scrolls (mostly Skyrim because it's more popular lol) and Fallout and sometimes the odd not Bethesda game
Even a seriously mentally deficient rat can find cheese every once in a while…
This game.
Had a crazy alchemy system.
Had decent gameplay.
The only real issues aside from enemies just one shot you. (Due to an unbalanced system you could eventually correct by combining weapon together and armor together, crazy right?)
Was how he swung his sword.
And that your mana took forever 😒 to recharge early on.
I cant believe this is how I found out the name of the RPG I played so long ago. I played Two Worlds II so long ago, and I've thought about that game so much, having no idea what it was until now.
i remeber sinking hours into this when i was a kid, i loved it
Literally 3 seconds in and I already subbed. Love the editing.
This game gives me open-world Fate (2005) vibes. I played it a bit as a kid, and recently found it (and sequels) are on Steam, so I've been playing it again. Good times.
Remember getting this and being so hyped. Played for maybe 20 minutes and quitted in disbelief... Came back and had a blast :D And ended up replaying it a couple of times!
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I don't come for elder scroll content, i come for the man / the laugh / and the funny moments.
So, you good man. Keep up the good work, and also if you find other games like this to make similar videos... that'll be perfect.
Other than that, big stick lives on... in our heart.
The twitch chat going off about the mayor's face in the background was perfect
I *knew* that explosion sound the traps make was familiar, it's the Quake 1 explosion sound! Very distracting once you identify it.
I remember Two Worlds, it was the buggiest, most confusing game ever.... I could never remember the name of it, I just pictured it, and remembered the BS I dealt with. I put in like 4-6 hours before giving up.
One of my favorite memory's was finding out that you could use console commands on the console version of two worlds, kid me went ham with that.
2007 greatest year in gaming... while I may have only been 14 at the time, I did play those games and as someone who played them again later in life... those are some hella thick rose tinted glasses. I'm jealous, but maybe I just didn't enjoy those games 'the right way' or something. Maybe they just weren't my speed. I mean I'm that guy who didn't understand why anyone liked games outside of JRPGs until Demon's Souls and that was two years later when Dragons Age Origins, Left 4 Dead 2, Prototype, Infamous, Bayonetta, League of Legends, Killzone 2, and The Sims 3 came out came out so... different ideas of what makes good games I suppose.
I just really appreciate the fact that there exists a Two Worlds 2.
It's interesting that Two Worlds was intended as "Elder Scrolls Killer". Didn't know about that. It also gave me more of the vibes from Gothic 3 so i always thought it was a competitor to that what also would have made sense since Gothic 3 also was released in 2006.
I still haven’t seen another game copy the best feature from this game: combining weapons to make them stronger
Oh wait, i remember playing two worlds 2 way back when