I think he suffers from a short attention span or that we have the luxury of observing his mistakes while he is in the act of discovering everything first.
So I got Rome total war and during my first game and When I started the civil war I was so powerful and the most popular with the senate, I (Brutii) was outlawed, the Juli were outlawed, and the Scippi were also outlawed. Now they're all at War with each other? (I think) but even stranger the senate gave me a mission to attack the Juli or else I would be out lawed (again) I have -1 turns to complete it
Its not an eye, its the "Dark planet", the other part of the yingyang. You are bringing it closer with the "giant monoliths" which are called touchstones.
So this is basically an open world testing chamber game. Some puzzles reward you with new abilities, some teach you to use those abilities, but you can do with this what you please with a measure of sandbox-y freedom that is really refreshing to the genre.
All that random junk on those towers is what happens when you tell several Literary Arts majors to add instructions in the form of confucius sayings. An interesting open world, with very minimal gameplay elements to run things down, seems that unless you are totally enraptured with the vaguest of thoughts, and barest of impetus, you wouldn't really want to play it.
And on the one time he was truly confused for what to do (The trees) he didn't even think about the messages past half a second. Granted, the others didn't help, but there was nothing to answer with the other ones. It was very clear that those messages by the tree were related, but the others in empty rooms are just that, messages in empty rooms.
Hey Jon remember ftl on the final episode you said you have a big thing planned for the next episode or was that a different series or did you got bored
I think you had to cut the trees until they reached for the monoliths? It said "every pruned outgrowth seems to reach for the mineral's touch" - cut bits off, they regrow towards it?
I'll give the vague bad-wisdom advice thingies a try. *Teaching without words and working without doing is understood by very few* Symbolism and metaphors, humans senselessly hunting for food, thus growing stronger. Life creates its own meaning. *That without substance can enter where there is no room* *Hence I know the value of non-action* When you let go of guidelines and goals you truly explore into the unknown, pointless thus real discovery. *Who can wait patiently while the mud settles* Modern society is all about pragmatic and direct fulfillment of needs, everything needs a reason and an A.S.A.P response. It's important to be patient, I think that speaks for itself. *Observers of the way do not seek fulfillment.* *Only because they do not seek fulfillment can they withstand the passing of time and remain* Very Buddhist, when you let go of possession and aggression, meaning and ideals, you can be open to the wonderful and meaningful and resistant to the evils and misfortunes of the world, thus being a positive influence on it. Notice how you restored the Monolith and cut the branches not because of meaning, but because of being. *These words carry with them a warning our ancestors were too keen on dismissing:* *Have little and gain, have much and be confused.* The 2016 U.S. Election... Socialism Vs. Capitalism... The fact people who own all the food traditionally own all the power. When you are impoverished your life revolves around direct means of survival, you're thus more likely to rely on your surroundings, friends and family to cooperate with and thus jointly fulfill everyone's means of surival. When you're rich, your means of survival aren't just guaranteed, they're multiplied and fetishized beyond belief, the means of survival become of so little value that by definition, surival, has little value. Rich people rarely truly connect to their surroundings, save other rich people. *Crimped you will be whole; Warped you will be true; Hollow to be full; Worn to be anew.* The Buddha was a spoiled 'bubble boy' prince who was sheltered from the evils of the world by his parents. When he snuck out, he learned of the existence of poverty, disease and death. The act of sitting underneath a tree in the meditation pose, is the act of accepting the world for what it is and loving it unconditionally, doing no harm. Remember non-action? >You need to understand what is negative as to understand what is positive< *A fitting lesson to leave behind in the last place of worship that remains in this dying world.* 1% owns 50% of all money, fish are dying, economies are bubbling, Cold War 2.0 is raging, permanent employment contracts are being turned into pure temporary contracts, the service based economy is running its course, the definition of a labour party is falling apart at the seams, while we allow our politicians to decide whether we want Neoliberalism or Populist Nationalism. All the while we worship this shiny box that shows us infinity. Wow that got dark. The guy who made this needed this expression to cope with society's 'ignorance is bliss' mentality in contrast with the depraved state of the world. This message is meant for people seeking the consolation as to deal with the negativity of the past, present and inevitable negative future, to point them towards Zen Buddhism as a way to if at least, guide those willing to be guided, as to do no harm. Notice how you climbed the tower for no reason, to find nothing, that the advice generally means nothing, that this game has no purpose and that it by itself, teaches very little? Notice how by climbing the tower you allowed us, me to decypher the meaning, notice how you're reading this right now. Read the first quote again. Those who seek will find. Those who did none of that have an interesting game of Minecraft to play.
I love the Mass Effect Andromeda reference but there will be people who watch this in a years time and be like what the f**k is he talking about which makes me laugh even more
Robert Lehto What Nintendo stuff? The only thing close are the games made by Rare that Microsoft owns now. Nintendo pretty much asks for all the money or get claimed.
So I don't want to beat a dead horse. But I want to. Where's the gravestone for Kill everything and YOLO? I need to press f to use an outdated meme and pay respects
As a actual Korean, this game feels no Korean. Which is pretty suck for Korean game. Japan games are very weabootic and eager to show player their Japanese culture. ( with some cringe way ) Meh, anyway Jon we all love you. eager to see you playing more Korean games!
This whole video is an example of Jon having Perception -1.
"Money can't buy you happiness but lacking money, that's a really really good way to get miserable fast, yes." -ManyATrueNerd May 16th 2017
Jon, I love you, but you aren't the sharpest bulb before it hatches.
I like you and your malphorism.
So... That's how Bulbs are made? They.... Hatch? TheMoreYouKnow.
"this sentence doesn't even work in English" I get the feeling everything was translated from Korean
Jon, did you not think about putting blocks on the trees to stop them from growing back? come on, Jon. Simple (video game) logic.
From what the clues say it seems like instead you need to prune the branches so they grow further and further and touch the monoliths next to them
I think he suffers from a short attention span or that we have the luxury of observing his mistakes while he is in the act of discovering everything first.
you do. i beat this game, holy fuck the ending (wont spoil it, but its good.)
So I got Rome total war and during my first game and When I started the civil war I was so powerful and the most popular with the senate, I (Brutii) was outlawed, the Juli were outlawed, and the Scippi were also outlawed. Now they're all at War with each other? (I think) but even stranger the senate gave me a mission to attack the Juli or else I would be out lawed (again) I have -1 turns to complete it
How the fuck did you manage that
No clue
A bush from the Island of Borneo So,you ARE a War Pig.
-Maybe, maybe not- oink
Being an Orthodox nation in Medieval 2 Total War is strangely lonely :p
Its not an eye, its the "Dark planet", the other part of the yingyang. You are bringing it closer with the "giant monoliths" which are called touchstones.
It always makes me happy when I'm reminded Jon likes Avril (:
So this is basically an open world testing chamber game.
Some puzzles reward you with new abilities, some teach you to use those abilities, but you can do with this what you please with a measure of sandbox-y freedom that is really refreshing to the genre.
It would seem Jon's education in the Classics didn't include the Tao Te Ching.
All that random junk on those towers is what happens when you tell several Literary Arts majors to add instructions in the form of confucius sayings. An interesting open world, with very minimal gameplay elements to run things down, seems that unless you are totally enraptured with the vaguest of thoughts, and barest of impetus, you wouldn't really want to play it.
The towers have doors on them, which Jon forgot how to open after the first 5 minutes.
And on the one time he was truly confused for what to do (The trees) he didn't even think about the messages past half a second.
Granted, the others didn't help, but there was nothing to answer with the other ones. It was very clear that those messages by the tree were related, but the others in empty rooms are just that, messages in empty rooms.
I would really want to see Jon's reaction if another area he stumbled upon would be called something morbid like "The killzone" or "Morgue".
Hey john try "Devils tuning fork" its a little old but very awesome. you can only see with sound in that game.
i never realized how much i needed to hear jon, utterly deadpan, quote avril lavigne
I could swear you played a very similar game a while ago.
Jon, have you considered playing the witness? (open world puzzle game) Dan did a video on it a while ago.
Hey Jon remember ftl on the final episode you said you have a big thing planned for the next episode or was that a different series or did you got bored
Spicy Pizza he has said he has a FTL seires as a reserve video
You mean his really old FTL series, which was made years ago?
Schneeregen _ yep
I think you had to cut the trees until they reached for the monoliths? It said "every pruned outgrowth seems to reach for the mineral's touch" - cut bits off, they regrow towards it?
Game breaking curiosity, followed by game ending impatience!
Please say you can just build a massive pole, use the cut tool and watch it all fall down...
Why haven't you played the witness yet?
Obviously you put blocks in the doorway thing Jon! You don't climb it!!!
9:12 Do you get to the Cloud District very often? oh, what am I saying, of course you don't.
I wish Jon became a super hero and this was his power. Create an infinite amount of blocks that he could zoom around on. London would be doomed.
Its like it wants to be Okami from the ps2 but doesn't quite manage it.
do you think you will be playing the new Legend of Zelda game? i would LOVE to watch you play it.
Jon, have you played Antichamber?
Hey, when you don't get something, you don't get it, right?
cool vid
Holy shit this game is beautiful
Shoutout to Scotland.
This is like shadow of the colossus minus the color and colossus
I never thought I would see the day that Jon would play modded minecraft
Jon: the day between wednesday and friday is typically referred to thursday
Me:XD
This is different
You're always early
No I meant the game he's playing.
Can't wait for someone to speedrun the fuck out of this.
Is not gameplay anything you do in a game? What did Jon mean with "There's a possibility for some gameplay here"?
okayyyyy
I'll give the vague bad-wisdom advice thingies a try.
*Teaching without words and working without doing is understood by very few*
Symbolism and metaphors, humans senselessly hunting for food, thus growing stronger. Life creates its own meaning.
*That without substance can enter where there is no room*
*Hence I know the value of non-action*
When you let go of guidelines and goals you truly explore into the unknown, pointless thus real discovery.
*Who can wait patiently while the mud settles*
Modern society is all about pragmatic and direct fulfillment of needs, everything needs a reason and an A.S.A.P response.
It's important to be patient, I think that speaks for itself.
*Observers of the way do not seek fulfillment.*
*Only because they do not seek fulfillment can they withstand the passing of time and remain*
Very Buddhist, when you let go of possession and aggression, meaning and ideals, you can be open to the wonderful and meaningful and resistant to the evils and misfortunes of the world, thus being a positive influence on it.
Notice how you restored the Monolith and cut the branches not because of meaning, but because of being.
*These words carry with them a warning our ancestors were too keen on dismissing:*
*Have little and gain, have much and be confused.*
The 2016 U.S. Election... Socialism Vs. Capitalism... The fact people who own all the food traditionally own all the power. When you are impoverished your life revolves around direct means of survival, you're thus more likely to rely on your surroundings, friends and family to cooperate with and thus jointly fulfill everyone's means of surival. When you're rich, your means of survival aren't just guaranteed, they're multiplied and fetishized beyond belief, the means of survival become of so little value that by definition, surival, has little value. Rich people rarely truly connect to their surroundings, save other rich people.
*Crimped you will be whole; Warped you will be true; Hollow to be full; Worn to be anew.*
The Buddha was a spoiled 'bubble boy' prince who was sheltered from the evils of the world by his parents. When he snuck out, he learned of the existence of poverty, disease and death. The act of sitting underneath a tree in the meditation pose, is the act of accepting the world for what it is and loving it unconditionally, doing no harm. Remember non-action?
>You need to understand what is negative as to understand what is positive<
*A fitting lesson to leave behind in the last place of worship that remains in this dying world.*
1% owns 50% of all money, fish are dying, economies are bubbling, Cold War 2.0 is raging, permanent employment contracts are being turned into pure temporary contracts, the service based economy is running its course, the definition of a labour party is falling apart at the seams, while we allow our politicians to decide whether we want Neoliberalism or Populist Nationalism.
All the while we worship this shiny box that shows us infinity.
Wow that got dark. The guy who made this needed this expression to cope with society's 'ignorance is bliss' mentality in contrast with the depraved state of the world. This message is meant for people seeking the consolation as to deal with the negativity of the past, present and inevitable negative future, to point them towards Zen Buddhism as a way to if at least, guide those willing to be guided, as to do no harm.
Notice how you climbed the tower for no reason, to find nothing, that the advice generally means nothing, that this game has no purpose and that it by itself, teaches very little? Notice how by climbing the tower you allowed us, me to decypher the meaning, notice how you're reading this right now. Read the first quote again. Those who seek will find.
Those who did none of that have an interesting game of Minecraft to play.
You. You are awesome. You also have way too much free time. Maybe take up constructing ships in bottles.
The building the first two were on was a place a door goes. If Jon would have placed blocks there, that is. In the hole you immediately come to.
I remember playing this forever and a half ago
does my head in just watching :\
you missed so many things in this video
I love the Mass Effect Andromeda reference but there will be people who watch this in a years time and be like what the f**k is he talking about which makes me laugh even more
Jon, whats your opinion on maybe playing some Nintendo games.
Nintendo are very hostile to youtubers so Jon has said that he wont cover their games
which is weird because none of his Nintendo stuff has ever been taken down.
Robert Lehto What Nintendo stuff? The only thing close are the games made by Rare that Microsoft owns now. Nintendo pretty much asks for all the money or get claimed.
I'm in the latter group.
Jon... You're really missing something here.
TURTLE TURTLE TURTLE
So I don't want to beat a dead horse. But I want to. Where's the gravestone for Kill everything and YOLO? I need to press f to use an outdated meme and pay respects
Bokida - Minecraft on Korean
im slightly bored, it looks nice, but meh
DON'T WATCH THIS VIDEO!!! JON IS DOING 'NOTHING' THAT THE GAME WAS DESIGNED FOR. HE'S JUST DOING B.S. FOR 30 MINUTES!
preeeeeeeeyyyyyyy
Bokida: Japanese minecraft.
sort of.
Kevin Crowder Korean
oh. cool
Do prey YOLO
You and the metaphor type of games are not really friends.
I've gotta say, Jon, this game looks hella boring.
As a actual Korean, this game feels no Korean.
Which is pretty suck for Korean game. Japan games are very weabootic and eager to show player their Japanese culture. ( with some cringe way )
Meh, anyway Jon we all love you. eager to see you playing more Korean games!
That's because it's a french game made in paris ;)
Nice joke XD
영준김 bokida.com/about/
;-)
Oh, it's Korean. Translate sucks though