GunZ is coming to Steam! I edited this Sept 30 2024, as that's when we finally got some news. This may be a successful revival! Here's my video on the news
@@e.n.d3238 join any training room on igunz, they’ll help you learn, and the GunZ discord also has a mentor role and a new player channel, even if you’re just returning they’ll get you back up to speed
so you mentioned how double shotguns are the meta in the video, and that there are pay-to-compete items, Will these be balanced? like do you plan on trying to improve the game or just revive it and keep it the way it was? I never played before, but from what you described, I think updating the game to balance it would be cool and might allow for different combinations, or move sets to be used that weren't considered before due to the stagnant meta. that's just my opinion tho, I'll definitely try it out Edit: Another thing that I think would be cool if you updated the game was if you could add skill based matchmaking
> Korean game > PVP focus > Buggy, but solid mechanics > International release > Goes pay to win > Dies A tale as old as time. The Korean devs never learn.
I was one of the top Lunia players on brazilian server,same happened with Lunia. First the international servers closed,like Brazil,USA,Europe. Then global closed,then Korea server and then the game finally died,nowdays just private servers exist I think.
@@MillieBunZ Basically GunZ2 took everything annoying in GunZ1 added on top of it, making it generic and then removed any enjoyable thing that we had in 1. There's a reason why 2 is already closed and we still got Pservers of GunZ running around.
Gunz was very special, I spent my highschool years playing it obessively. I remember at some point it was plagued with tons of cheat engines but even then if you were skilled enough you could just evade the cheaters
@@phongdinh199 bruh.. Dragon Nest.. it was my time sinkhole during uni. Great PvP mechanics, until they ruined it with the newer classes and level cap increase.
The guy who invented the Fortnite Double Pump ( Daequan ) talked about the reason he was so good at fortnite was because of GunZ, which he said was his favorite game of all time.
We may not know eachothers names or faces.. but if you played this game in the mid 2000s then we've all played with eachother. We're all older but still legendary. Stay living strong y'all!
Same, I remember feeling like the moves were too difficult and my friends with marginally better mechanics would always win against me. I played Counter Strike Source and that was already challenging enough to learn. Gunz was way out of my league.
Yea if you didnt play this game back when it was super popular you would get trashed. I mostly used K-Style and had to learn how to wall fly, butterfly and all the hard stuff myself
Me too hahaha i couldn't ks anyone, but played with a knife in the mansion and wait on the stairs to the wine cellar, thry were too small to ks, so i knocked them down with a backstav and then would shoot them when they're in the ground hahaha
Had a Korean friend in high school who showed us this game, this is bringing back so many memories. I'll never forget somebody in chat telling me "Put away your gun and fight me with a sword, like a man"
All of us nerds that skipped school to play this game growing up got that special place reserved for GunZ. The fun was in learning and perfecting the techniques. Biology won't help someone tbf.
This shitt was the love of my life I can still remember when I first started learning double and triple butterfly and diggin into K-style, Half-step, etc it was amazing!
no one wants to physically do that. playing vr competitive shooters is already exhausting to have to squat behind cover and constantly be tensed for 10 minute matches. also we already have it and it's not popular so. not much of a player base other than you.
Heard of this game from a friend, and decided to check what it was all about. Quite an incredible story behind the game, such a fascinating example of how a game is turned into something the devs never intended it to be by the players and just running along with it. Thanks for the video.
I remember playing this game as a kid thinking that everyone was cheating, and although some people were cheating, most of them were actually using k-style
I tried to learn it back then and just gave up as my hands started to hurt. The base game was fun, but all the glitches people used made it awful in the end. And I'd bet a lot of people use macros instead of spamming 20 keys per second :-/
@@Vlyn nah, literally dozens of hours of practice. I can still recall the exact wall I used spending hours and hours trying to get the triple butterfly timing right. Biggest downfall was the lack of educational sources that exist today, like streams/proper youtubers.
@@Vlyn i was 17 at the time and played for about 2 months before, my little brother and sister tried. they were aged 10 and 11 and learned the basics of how to use k-style within 3 weeks and ran circles around me and kept on progressing onto half step, half k step, etc etc. all that crazy stuff. i could barely do anything and never progressed. it made me so frustrated 😂😂😂😂 they used no macros, no cheats, just pure gameplay. i can admit i just couldnt keep up with all the good players. they would slap the shit outta the cheaters too. on the flip side, i was super good at soldier front (another game hosted on ijji at the time) and it was my first uploads onto my channel which got like 20k views back in the day.
I was one of the quest mode cheaters, it was such a blast getting on a team of smurfs and using the loltastic hacks. I never used it outside of private matches, because that could ruin people clan rating and win loss ratios.
If Gunz were an eSport, the arthritis thing would be no joke. I remember playing for so long my fingers and wrist would be screaming in pain, but it was so much fun I'd just keep playing. I had tension pain and a clicking noise in my wrist joint for a few years after the game shut down.
If GunZ were an eSport, it would've had the same problem as American football where the players would statistically suffer from concussions. There'll be a massive number of players with carpal tunnel syndrome after a while.
No joke. I would compare the APM of top-level GunZ play to Starcraft (though probably not as bad), and many SC/SC2 veterans suffer from repetitive strain injury and carpal tunnel syndrome
@@toyuyn Exactly. At what point do you raise the skill ceiling based on APM until it's not safe anymore? Because people are clearly motivated to go beyond being the world champion.
@@KadaiGaming Totally agree. Like how in martial arts you do stuff repetitively that it shows like if you were to punch a tree and over time it leaves an indentation. My keyboard WASD faded away and smooth whereas the remaining keys still had texture.
@@lucasservat7806 oh man you remind me of back when i was playing crossfire on my laptop and i broke my wasd keys and had to play with the button caps just barely lying on top of the trigger it was soo annoying lmao the caps would just always fall off
This is my second time happening upon this video years difference. Probably 2 years or something from when it was uploaded and this legit brought so much warmth to my heart i love experiencing this through u and the early parts of the internet. Such a great video bud
I knew every term he spoke and every move he did. The sweating whilst playing is an Understatement. I remember having team matches that would last forever if everyone was good. Not only that after winning my hands and arms were always shaking...and that was the warm-up.
@@DIN_NER A remaster with graphics, where the animation cancel is more smooth as if that was the intended stuff. Complete with unique indicators Embrace K-style fully from the ground up, don't change interactions just make the animations fit. Butterfly has an actual animation+color unique to it, DBF with more intense animation + mix of that color. TBF should have the most shiniest and even Ditto to Half Step & Half Half Step. I would fucking murder for that.
@@tyranidswarmlord9722 I never played GunZ but isn't the fact that none of the more complicated and cool looking mechanics were intended part of what made the game so charming?
I was watching this wondering if this is where Daequan got his mechanical skill. I remember him talking about some super hard obscure game he played. Hope that guy is good wherever he is, great streamer.
Two years later i stumble across this video, GunZ was my childhood, me and my cousin would spend our summer vacations playing this together, it's such a happy memory! I think i was one of the only weirdos who actually loved the quests, solo or coop, i was always hanging out in the quest rooms. I still remember that prison level, so good.
@@TuriGamer Don't worry we still have games like Monster Hunter or most of From Software's games. So at least games that require some form of thought are still around...As for the FPS genre I think it is done for. The few FPS games I know of that require forethought before engaging suffer from some serious balance issues due to there nature or are just too time consuming... I.E. Arma, Escape from tarkov, Squad, Hell Let loose, etc.
Absolutely massive respect to you for making such a good video. Everything is accurate and super well made. This man has seen the game in its greatness and true beauty. I played it 15+ years ago but will never forget my time in GunZ. The single most demanding mechanically game ever. The Adrenaline and ball sweat cannot be compared to anything. No game will yet has been hold a candle to this combat. I really hope GunZ is revived in its true glory. What a great video and run down memory lane, the nostalgia is huge. Much love.
Aven, Weida , Johan , Aaron, Jeremy , Eddie , Marcus , Wei kiat and Douglas if you ever see this i miss you guys and our time where we dominate gunz. Jonathan was here
Good ol' times, shooting through Mansion corridors, going for the cellar to get the health pack, spending entire ammo in the head of a player that disconnected, thinking that you'd get the kill at some point...charging up dagger to knockdown the player and spray with uzi...
Just randomly remembered this game, spent many sweaty HOURS on it. This was a good hit of nostalgia. K-styling, the music, the stages etc, even the mention of Curse and Sparda clans. good times.
I loved seeing this in my recommended. I actually think this is the first time I've ever had a Gunz video in my recommend to be honest lol. Either way, great video!
Really glad TH-cam recommended your video to me. Int'l player here back when it was active. This was my first competitive shooter and the one who changed my perspective. Originally I am a CS player back then, I joined locals here at my place but when this came out, I was immediately hooked. Fast paced, High adrenaline type of plays. Skill ceiling as you mentioned, is through the roof. Literally took me weeks to adjust. And coming from CS, it was not easy. From SS to Butterfly, to Double Shot to Forbidden, everything is so intense. I am with you if this ever becomes a thing again. The player base for sure will be niche, as the barrier of entry will be so high, but I believe with proper marketing and good management, this game can succeed. Kudos to you my friend and Thank you for bringing light to a game we all love.
Is no one gonna talk about the fact that GunZ had an incredible map called Dungeon which is literally exactly the place where Gandalf defeated Balrog in Lord of the Rings?!
What a game. I don't know how the youtube algorithm found this for me, the nostalgic this video gave me is unrivalled! Wall jumping, SS and butterfly have a place in my heart
Same here man. When my friend at the time introduced me to this game I fell in love. After about half hour my fingers felt like they were crooked lmao I remember this and even the relaxing sound track makes me miss this so much. Unfortunately I'm 28 now and can't put myself to play something so exhausting but this is a trip of nostalgia for real, bring back so many other childhood memories
Bro the number of verified accounts of content creators of any kind in this video is crazy, it's like everyone played GunZ in the past at some point, this game needs to come back.
this game should really comeback, the actually e-Sports scenery really needs a game thats a lot of player skill involved and GunZ is so unique that each player has your particular playstyle. Imagine if someone buy this game, or the rights from the original game and make it famous and competitive. It would be f*** LEGENDARY to watch.
This is pretty nostalgic seeing my old Sparta teammates in here (we spawned out of a diff clan "ocean" when IJJI was in its prime (late 07). what a time to be alive...my wrists are still intact from the immense amount of APM this game required. idk how this ended up in my recommendations but oh hey youtube just knows huh.
I was just scrolling in my home feed then I stumbled upon this video. I played Elite Gunz way back in 2010(I was 11) and I can vividly remember how fun it was to play. I knew butterfly moves (there were these double and triple versions where you make 2-3 slashes) I remember how competitive it was whenever your level was around the 50+ too. It was indeed a sweaty and fun competitive multiplayer game. Ngl, I didn't research much about the game. What I can only recall is I boot up the computer and just join any lobbies and play lol. I definitely agree that this game could be the best eSport if it didn't die. Thanks a lot for this video, this really hit nostalgia in me.
Yeah man it should’ve been but just unlucky how it evolved.. people never even gave it a chance they judged it by its cover. The most skill based game i have ever played
Hi, I'm from Latin America, more precisely from Brazil. Here in Brazil, GUNZ became popular from 2005 to 2011. The official server we had in Brazil was hosted by the game's distributor, Level Up Games. I remember having 4 servers with 4 thousand people simultaneously playing at the same time. It sucks to see youtube recommending me a video of gunz after years. Thanks for the video, brother! Greetings from brazilian gunz players!
What made me quit it was the internet connection at the time. And the family pc was pure trash… I could only play ragnarok and gunbound with that cable internet 😂
@@lincolndacostaeloyjunior9261 Same here bro, lol. At the time the PC and the internet connection was so trashy that i abandoned Gunz and dive right into ragnarok and became a crackhead on that shit lol
@@lincolndacostaeloyjunior9261 I remember there was a lot of hackers, or maybe highly pro people so I would only play the coop mode because multiplayer was impossible but still fun!, I loved that coop mode where you had to kill goblins lol
Também fui jogador de TheDuel e vi a morte desse jogo de perto e a LevelUp simplesmente ignorando tudo. No fim, era comum ver uma sala com 8-10 Hackers e tinha hack de tudo, o cúmulo do absurdo foi ver um hack que dava DC( disconnect ) na sala inteira e era extremamente simples instalar esses hackers... TheDuel é um jogo que precisava ser reformulado, um remake gráfico, retirar o p2w e relançar como um e-Sport.
@@lambretaenvenenada5483 Não da pra levar a culpa apenas pra distribuidora do produto, quando são os Devs que fornecem os updates pra que sejam lançados ou corrigidos e como deu pra ver a realidade dos Hacks nunca foi só do servidor brasileiro
Maaaaan this takes me back. I was there for it all. Started playing because it gave me a Matrix vibes. Discovered k style, mastered it. There were days I was unable to put weight on my wrists at school because of how fucked up from hours of Gunz they were. I remember generating a fake Korean SSN so we could play KGunz, and playing Jgunz while waiting for NA gunz. I was there for the swap to Ijji and NA gunz. Events, costumes, the full game, arenas that announced the win streak to the whole server, and called all the killers in. The clan wars. I remember bodying Flower and holding the top spot for two months in Clan Twilight. I wish I could find those people again. That was a different time, thanks for this trip down memory lane.
This felt so nostalgic especially when you mentioned butterfly moves, I remember being in a internet cafe shop back in the Philippines with everyone playing on a4tech keyboard and mouse destroying it and the owner having uninstall the game from the shop. I still miss this game til this day.
Not being young enough to play this game is probably the best thing that ever happened to your hands. I quit cause I quickly realized where my hands were headed if I kept playing. Granted I used to spend like 15 hours straight going at 100%, but just remembering how bad my hands and fingers hurt back then is literally triggering a random phantom pain as we speak lol.
@@Sebsemzs I quit EVE online for this exact reason. 15 hours a day doing any one thing will ruin all those little joints fast. Some video games are just captivating enough to keep people playing that long, unlike basically anything else, I'm not about to widdle or draw for 15 hours.
I've put over 10,000 hours into this game.. I've spent 10s of hours of my day for years sitting in town floating on a ledge slashing to a metronome so I could learn to TBF. GOD I FUCKING LOVE THIS GAME!
this game should really comeback, the actually e-Sports scenery really needs a game thats a lot of player skill involved and GunZ is so unique that each player has your particular playstyle. Imagine if someone buy this game, or the rights from the original game and make it famous and competitive. It would be f*** LEGENDARY to watch.
I actually learned the butterfly technique in the arena level you were practicing on! Someone was kind enough to teach me via chat after mopping the floor with me and I was immediately hooked. I spent so many hours playing and trying to master it and I'm so glad this video showed up on my feed, thank you and Gunz Memories for the nostalgia!
Ohh man, I miss this game so much, it was the first online shooter I played and I was really good at it. I played from 2008 to 2011, it's been more than a decade since I played it for the last time, but I still remember it fondly... Nostalgia isn't a strong enough word to describe what I feel when I remember the times I used to play it back in the days.
Pretty sure this was my first experience being competitive in an online game. I remember practicing my k-style so much, mastering the butterfly step, learning to bring out the shotguns while you butterflied. I also remember the scumlords who would disconnect their internet to not get a loss on their profile when you were winning against them, and I remember the jackasses who would somehow spike their ping to make themselves impossible to hit because their ping would spike to like 900ms so you'd have to just fire wildly to try and guess where they'd be in 9 seconds.... Regardless, I fucking loved this game. I was enraptured by The Matrix around the same time GunZ started catching on, and I saw the wallrunning and tumbling and thought it was the coolest thing ever, downloaded it immediately and got hooked when I realized the depth of it. Legit, nothing comes close to the impeccable timing and coordination you needed to be good at k-styling. And it all came from some goofy unintended glitches that made for an incredibly unique experience. Such a stroke of accidental genius. I hope somebody can replicate this style of gameplay someday in a modern game.
@@OlGurtyBSTRD Enemy Territory is still alive. The official client is now on Steam, though I recommend ET: Legacy client instead since it's consistently updated by the community to fix bugs and bring QoL improvements.
This was the best game ever made. Played this for 9 years, which was a long time ago... I've played all kind of games and never seen anything like it before. Unfortunately the game wasn't extremely popular, it had potential to be one of the best E-sports games of all time.
@@danielvandenhoek6879 The dynamic swordplay, the crazy gunplay, the crazy fluid movement. Most games struggle to do even one of those things well! GunZ had all three in spades!
I started on the iJJi phase here in Argentina and was just hugely addicted to this game. I wish you talked about a bit more about the music and even clothing that made this punk style universe so immersive. Even the dungeons were a blast once mastering butterfly and K style. Great video brother! Hopefully one day this game will rise again
Thank you for unlocking my long forgotten memory of looking at Sparta on top of the clan wars leaderboards in awe, and right click launching people who didn't know how to recover into the abyss on the shoreline map in FFA.
OHHH IT'S THIS. I had a buddy a few years ago who, whenever e-sports would come up in conversation, would bring GunZ up and make all the same arguments. I'd never played it before and still haven't, but man, if this got re-released I'd be all over it.
I remember when everyone started macroing k-style. There was a plague of bootleg k-stylers with no control constantly throwing themselves off ledges for a time.
that was me. EXCEPT I was a little baby programmer and I started because my hands hurt lmao. I spent HOURS making elaborate macros with shift and tab and space modifiers to try and make it fluid.
9:26 Man, I feel that so much. More than a decade on from the end of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning and I can still tell you about the stand out regiments, and players, and rp controversies on my old home server. I don't think I'll ever really forget about them.
My dad used to own a cybercafe even before I was born. Me and my friends, including my best friend, used to all play gunz all day, everyday, non stop, for YEARS. We were decent. This brought SO, SO MANY memories. Thank you so much. I really miss those days, and this game.
Ahh man, that music made my fingers twitch. Started tapping my keys to the rhythm like it was 2007 again. Amazing video thanks for bringing back this nostalgia, and if anyone's here from the clan Swordplay I hope your having a great life :)
I have been thinking about this video for nearly a year now, not being able to remember the name of the video or the game. Very happy it reappeared in my recommended
Grinded to colonel on soldier front without using 2x. Skipped so many classes to play it day and night and was so lucky with perm weapons (re-skin) from free boxes on the Asia server. Probably was what kept me going and playing as a sniper was unstoppable. The uzi was also deadly for me and my favourite to use other than a psg.
I was one of those people that stumbled into the game for a short time in 2008. The skill gap was crazy, and I never put time into it, but this game still enters my mind way more than it should for the amount of time that I put into it. I would love for a modern remake with the same mechanics, just updated graphics and cosmetic only store.
I pride myself on my memory largely because of how much of a nostalgic I am. But, I literally forgot this game until I saw this video. It takes me back to when I was a kid who wanted to play as many cool MMOs as I could. I was constantly on the various MMO websites looking for new games. That's how I came across GunZ. And, like you, I could not keep up with the skill gap but the experience was vivid.
I remember binding my block key to F to butterfly more efficiently. The nonstop butterfly technique is still hardwired into my brain, 20 years later lmao WWF AAF SSF DDF WWA SSF DDF
omg me and brother literally did this to play this mmo all day for like an entire year. the nostalgia is real for gunz, loved climbing walls with the swords
I'm lucky enough to have played this for years, now I stopped but I have made international friends I talk to even today. No game can possibly compare to the thrill this game produces, playing it with K-Style is simply insane.
Only know and played S4Leauge out of the three but the micro transactions is sutch a cool on accident feature it just makes the game the way it is. Sadly Gunz and s4 had so mutch protential but just got thrown away by the pay to win items...
Gunz, I played before all that K-style was popular, jumped back in and had to learn K-Style just to try and stay alive S4 league, I remember I was a beast and every one was like CHEATER HACKER CHEATER . . . . . hahahaha, S4 League was dope season 1 before all that P2W crap happened.
I felt nostalgic and searched GunZ and it didnt disappoint me honestly this game has so much potential and its sad that it just died out due to poor management, it took me exactly 1 year to master butterfly and I was in euphoria to finally be able to play "normally" . fun times.. wish someone would pick the game up and revive it.
I just read the title and clicked it and its one of the most interesting video i ever watched as a gamer. Its my first time hearing about this game but the love you showed it brought a peace to my heart...i hope you get to play this again with more audience. Rooting for you
Oh my god you brought back so many memories, the butterfly thing? I practiced it for 1 week straight just to get okay at it, the half jump etc were all the things i remember practicing and failing multiple times, i always wondered what happened to the game though
watching this video unlocked muscle memory in my hands that i forgot i had. I think I'm a year younger than you and i can't believe how invested 12 year old me was in this. such good times. Thank you for the trip down memory lane!
I remember joining a clan, and a bunch of us new players were brought into a training match and taught to butterfly. It's one of my fondest gaming memories from when I was a kid, and I still look back at this game so fuckin' fondly. Thanks for bringing me back to those days!
@@DiamondPugs Same. I remember summer vacation. Wake up, eat, practice with youtube back then even if shitty, sleep, repeat for literal weeks practicing alone(Ragnarok taught me the patience for this beforehand). Can DBF consistently. and even ocassionally TBF. If i had the choice to go back in time and reuse that time for something else? I'D DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH.
This game and MapleStory were the two games that I played obsessively in highschool. I remember watching K style butterfly tutorials on TH-cam for hours trying to learn the mechanics. Good times
Just to add in, the move is called "Butterfly" because if you equipped 2 Kodachis, it will look like your character has butterfly wings as you do the moves.
The hardest movement for me was the one throwing people away and lock them mid air it was almost an instakill, it'd be a really nice game gunz 2 with K-Style too.
@@scarecrowvaktan4773 I remember that move. When u hit the other player mid air, you have to switch to your shotgun and shoot, then reload, switch to the other shotgun and repeat until u kill the other player. Awesome days jajajja
Wow bro those were the days I am from egypt me and my friends used to play guns all the time and always compete againest each other and we were literally sweating and our hand would hurt so much after a lot of intense battles and duels! Those days were great and will always be deep in my heart. can't imagine how a game can bring so much joyful memories. Thanks for this video man :)
Wow must be fate. Original D3athwish clan member here 💪. Man fights against Hercules and Magicians clans were some of the best gaming moments of my life.
GunZ is coming to Steam! I edited this Sept 30 2024, as that's when we finally got some news. This may be a successful revival! Here's my video on the news
Are there any servers for noobs im getting fucking wrecked
@@e.n.d3238 join any training room on igunz, they’ll help you learn, and the GunZ discord also has a mentor role and a new player channel, even if you’re just returning they’ll get you back up to speed
@@KadaiGaming Thanks
thank you so much for bringing this back, this game really is such a lost memory :")
so you mentioned how double shotguns are the meta in the video, and that there are pay-to-compete items, Will these be balanced? like do you plan on trying to improve the game or just revive it and keep it the way it was? I never played before, but from what you described, I think updating the game to balance it would be cool and might allow for different combinations, or move sets to be used that weren't considered before due to the stagnant meta. that's just my opinion tho, I'll definitely try it out
Edit: Another thing that I think would be cool if you updated the game was if you could add skill based matchmaking
> Korean game
> PVP focus
> Buggy, but solid mechanics
> International release
> Goes pay to win
> Dies
A tale as old as time. The Korean devs never learn.
I miss S4 League :(
I was one of the top Lunia players on brazilian server,same happened with Lunia.
First the international servers closed,like Brazil,USA,Europe.
Then global closed,then Korea server and then the game finally died,nowdays just private servers exist I think.
ah yes gem/rumble fighter
Just like exteel 🥺
Plagued by cheaters..
"GunZ"
*sips milk*
"Havent heard that name for a long time."
What are you Kurt angle
My twin brother went nuts when I mentioned Gunz lol he loved that game so much
Lmao
@@k1llmoore580 Did Kurt Angle drink the milk in Stone Cold Steve Austin style?
‘Now thats a name I haven’t heard in an age’
The first rule of GunZ, we don't talk about GunZ 2.
Exactly!
Was it too hard for you? Or just too different?
@@MillieBunZ Basically GunZ2 took everything annoying in GunZ1 added on top of it, making it generic and then removed any enjoyable thing that we had in 1. There's a reason why 2 is already closed and we still got Pservers of GunZ running around.
OH YES
What GunZ 2?
Was there such a thing?
Gunz was very special, I spent my highschool years playing it obessively. I remember at some point it was plagued with tons of cheat engines but even then if you were skilled enough you could just evade the cheaters
Please tell me you played Exteel as well. taht was also my highschool jam
It was jr high for me
Late 2005 into early 2009
I loved Gunz
nah, specially those rocket cheater and you cant see them. The missile will pop up anywhere.
cheating was so easy, you could just open wpe pro and block outgoing packets and you would stop moving on the map
I can remember the sky rockets
I used to skip classes just to play this game at the local internet cafe, good times.
bruh same skipped classes to play gunz and metin2 in a fkin internet cafe thoght i was fkin alone XD
what about Dragon Nest?
YOOO RONG RONG. Used to watch you a ton when I used to play Dragon Nest. Sad that the game is kind of dead now... I miss it
aaaaa bring me baaaack
@@phongdinh199 bruh.. Dragon Nest.. it was my time sinkhole during uni. Great PvP mechanics, until they ruined it with the newer classes and level cap increase.
The guy who invented the Fortnite Double Pump ( Daequan ) talked about the reason he was so good at fortnite was because of GunZ, which he said was his favorite game of all time.
Daequan =(. My ign in valorant is based off of one of his running jokes
@@joshualee6932 c'mere boy?
I remember that interview so well. It was huge to see a GunZ player come up like Daequan :)
I learned about GunZ due to him
I share his sentiment of having Gunz as my #1 fav of all time.
It even beats out DMC3-DMC5 for crying out loud.
The developer's company is called Maiet. When reversed it will spell Teiam, which is a jab at the quote saying "There is no "i" in "team"".
I literally scrolled down JUST to find this comment lol! 🤣🤣🤣
Source: "trust me bro"
It's for Team Innovative.
We may not know eachothers names or faces.. but if you played this game in the mid 2000s then we've all played with eachother.
We're all older but still legendary.
Stay living strong y'all!
I remember when trading game lobbies
Like using two gun and then charge attack
FANTASTIC! love ya brother
ahhh good time! i remember struggling to do a wall run over the pit in arena lol
For all the GunZ players out there, I miss you all.
I hope all of you are having a good life.
I miss you too.
Thank you bro I wish the best for you all too lol
We will k-style in heaven my friend.
im kicking ass in cod now lol
We miss you too dude, hopefully we will see each other again in the game, who knows ;(
its crazy to think everyone watching this video probably played with each other at one point or another back in the day
Facts. I wish this game was still around officially.
holy shit
I was only 6 but my bro always let me tried the game out, and I loved every moment of it and maybe one day it will come back
Lol sorry but this is the first time i've ever heard of this game
That's likely yes
I tried playing this game a long time ago. I was one of the unfortunate souls to be new to the game. lol
Basically me on every fighting game before today
Same
Same, I remember feeling like the moves were too difficult and my friends with marginally better mechanics would always win against me.
I played Counter Strike Source and that was already challenging enough to learn. Gunz was way out of my league.
Yea if you didnt play this game back when it was super popular you would get trashed. I mostly used K-Style and had to learn how to wall fly, butterfly and all the hard stuff myself
Me too hahaha i couldn't ks anyone, but played with a knife in the mansion and wait on the stairs to the wine cellar, thry were too small to ks, so i knocked them down with a backstav and then would shoot them when they're in the ground hahaha
The person(s) who created SHANGRI-LA FRONTIER definitely played this game
Had a Korean friend in high school who showed us this game, this is bringing back so many memories. I'll never forget somebody in chat telling me "Put away your gun and fight me with a sword, like a man"
And did you put away your gun, who won that dual???
And then you butterfly him to death
@@Midnightcrawler5790 I NEED TO KNOW
No one, a guy with dual rocket launcher appeared and stole the kill.
Bruh🤣🤣🤣
Thanks so much for this! GunZ will always have a special place in my heart ❤
All of us nerds that skipped school to play this game growing up got that special place reserved for GunZ. The fun was in learning and perfecting the techniques. Biology won't help someone tbf.
Yes bro
@@IndifferentDan Yes, mastering GunZ will definitely help you in your life.... maybe you can double jump and shoot people without learning CPR!
Tbh i miss gunZ alot
This shitt was the love of my life I can still remember when I first started learning double and triple butterfly and diggin into K-style, Half-step, etc it was amazing!
When we have full body VR, I want to surf the skies with a sword and shotgun
Why wait for to do in VR when u can do irl 🤯😏🧐
We already have full body vr
no one wants to physically do that. playing vr competitive shooters is already exhausting to have to squat behind cover and constantly be tensed for 10 minute matches. also we already have it and it's not popular so. not much of a player base other than you.
sairentoVR my dude :) look it up. It isn't full body, but its pretty neat
@@terrorman21 everything is still in the early stages buddy
Heard of this game from a friend, and decided to check what it was all about. Quite an incredible story behind the game, such a fascinating example of how a game is turned into something the devs never intended it to be by the players and just running along with it. Thanks for the video.
I remember playing this game as a kid thinking that everyone was cheating, and although some people were cheating, most of them were actually using k-style
I tried to learn it back then and just gave up as my hands started to hurt. The base game was fun, but all the glitches people used made it awful in the end. And I'd bet a lot of people use macros instead of spamming 20 keys per second :-/
@@Vlyn nah, literally dozens of hours of practice. I can still recall the exact wall I used spending hours and hours trying to get the triple butterfly timing right. Biggest downfall was the lack of educational sources that exist today, like streams/proper youtubers.
@@Vlyn i was 17 at the time and played for about 2 months before, my little brother and sister tried. they were aged 10 and 11 and learned the basics of how to use k-style within 3 weeks and ran circles around me and kept on progressing onto half step, half k step, etc etc. all that crazy stuff. i could barely do anything and never progressed. it made me so frustrated 😂😂😂😂 they used no macros, no cheats, just pure gameplay. i can admit i just couldnt keep up with all the good players. they would slap the shit outta the cheaters too. on the flip side, i was super good at soldier front (another game hosted on ijji at the time) and it was my first uploads onto my channel which got like 20k views back in the day.
What's macros?
I was one of the quest mode cheaters, it was such a blast getting on a team of smurfs and using the loltastic hacks.
I never used it outside of private matches, because that could ruin people clan rating and win loss ratios.
If Gunz were an eSport, the arthritis thing would be no joke. I remember playing for so long my fingers and wrist would be screaming in pain, but it was so much fun I'd just keep playing. I had tension pain and a clicking noise in my wrist joint for a few years after the game shut down.
Now that you mention it, the clicking in my elbow could be related...
If GunZ were an eSport, it would've had the same problem as American football where the players would statistically suffer from concussions. There'll be a massive number of players with carpal tunnel syndrome after a while.
No joke. I would compare the APM of top-level GunZ play to Starcraft (though probably not as bad), and many SC/SC2 veterans suffer from repetitive strain injury and carpal tunnel syndrome
@@toyuyn Exactly. At what point do you raise the skill ceiling based on APM until it's not safe anymore? Because people are clearly motivated to go beyond being the world champion.
Almost like... tennis elbow? :/
All the movement names sounds like I'm listening about a martial arts book
This game is a martial art tbh
@@KadaiGaming Totally agree. Like how in martial arts you do stuff repetitively that it shows like if you were to punch a tree and over time it leaves an indentation. My keyboard WASD faded away and smooth whereas the remaining keys still had texture.
Historical martial artists were actually just navel-gazing neckbeards who'd've thought?
@@Idate can relate to this, my first keyboard lost all these 4 keys, like they popped out of the keyboard
@@lucasservat7806 oh man you remind me of back when i was playing crossfire on my laptop and i broke my wasd keys and had to play with the button caps just barely lying on top of the trigger it was soo annoying lmao the caps would just always fall off
This is my second time happening upon this video years difference. Probably 2 years or something from when it was uploaded and this legit brought so much warmth to my heart i love experiencing this through u and the early parts of the internet. Such a great video bud
Legit same for me, probably been about 2-3 years since I seen it.
Just found out and it brought so many memories, miss those days so bad where I’d be cramps on my fingers from playing 8 hrs straight non stop
If GunZ were an esport.
Actual keyboards' advertisement ll be like:
EXTRA resistant Shift and Space Bar key.
my space bar literally had a *melted* spot in the middle, that grinded away because of my abusive thumb.The shift key deserved the same fate iirc.
same@@Moonzik
I play a game where alt is a dash move. I have abused it so hard lmao
Titanium switches 😂
good time for a comeback considering magnetic switch is a thing again xd
I knew every term he spoke and every move he did. The sweating whilst playing is an Understatement. I remember having team matches that would last forever if everyone was good. Not only that after winning my hands and arms were always shaking...and that was the warm-up.
Sounds super intense, wish I could've played.
This man has just summoned the entire GunZ community with such ease. private server owners punching the air rn lmao
let's bring it back!
@@DIN_NER A remaster with graphics, where the animation cancel is more smooth as if that was the intended stuff. Complete with unique indicators
Embrace K-style fully from the ground up, don't change interactions just make the animations fit.
Butterfly has an actual animation+color unique to it, DBF with more intense animation + mix of that color. TBF should have the most shiniest and even
Ditto to Half Step & Half Half Step.
I would fucking murder for that.
@@tyranidswarmlord9722 I never played GunZ but isn't the fact that none of the more complicated and cool looking mechanics were intended part of what made the game so charming?
@@leech8561 It is, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be improved upon of it ever gets remastered.
I just randomly came across this video and I was obsessed with Gunz: The Duel! Memories came flooding back.
Duuuuuuude K-style was life back in the day. Pressing 3,534 keys per second was my obsession.
Ye boiii. RSI game was real.
Bro I absolutely destroyed people LOL
I was obsessed by the hit sound...
yeah man it was so much fun. Unfortunate that the hit registration was absolute garbage, fighting with lag constantly. but still good memories
yes this.
The double pump that Daequan Loco was known for in his fortnight career did indeed start when he used to play this game.
Yeah he literally transferred that meta over to fortnite because he knew how good 2 shotguns could be
@@oinkoink1909 damn
I was watching this wondering if this is where Daequan got his mechanical skill. I remember him talking about some super hard obscure game he played. Hope that guy is good wherever he is, great streamer.
@@adameaszy7879 his illness came back... he can't seem to recover.
@@someblaqguy this sucks so much man i hope he get well soon
"It's called the butterfly" I got goosebumps for real. Man It's been a while since I played this. Good times.
bet i could log on and dbf right now lmao also fuck monk stylers :P
Two years later i stumble across this video, GunZ was my childhood, me and my cousin would spend our summer vacations playing this together, it's such a happy memory!
I think i was one of the only weirdos who actually loved the quests, solo or coop, i was always hanging out in the quest rooms.
I still remember that prison level, so good.
Marty is still online. That's true friendship
Double pump on Fortnite was started by TSM Daequan who is also a former GunZ player.
now it make more sense! Thanks for adding this
Was looking for this comment the moment he mentioned double pump hahaha
thats crazy wow
GunZ taught me that some games required literal practice to master. Learning to butterfly was so satisfying.
that butterfly
I never learned butterfly, rocket launchers for days
I never quite mastered it but was passable.
@@TuriGamer Don't worry we still have games like Monster Hunter or most of From Software's games. So at least games that require some form of thought are still around...As for the FPS genre I think it is done for. The few FPS games I know of that require forethought before engaging suffer from some serious balance issues due to there nature or are just too time consuming... I.E. Arma, Escape from tarkov, Squad, Hell Let loose, etc.
@@VereMyth bro doesnt play csgo 💀
Absolutely massive respect to you for making such a good video. Everything is accurate and super well made. This man has seen the game in its greatness and true beauty.
I played it 15+ years ago but will never forget my time in GunZ. The single most demanding mechanically game ever. The Adrenaline and ball sweat cannot be compared to anything.
No game will yet has been hold a candle to this combat. I really hope GunZ is revived in its true glory. What a great video and run down memory lane, the nostalgia is huge. Much love.
Aven, Weida , Johan , Aaron, Jeremy , Eddie , Marcus , Wei kiat and Douglas if you ever see this i miss you guys and our time where we dominate gunz. Jonathan was here
I hope you guys meet eachother again and have a good button-smashing afternoon! :D
Would it be gay to Handy J old internet buddies?
Liking your comment in hopes they read this!
Gunz used to be SO POPULAR in brazilian lan houses back in 2007/2008, there used to be fairly big competitions and pro play, i miss those days
I am Brazilian and I had a friend who was addicted to this game lol
Level Up tinha uns jogos massa antigamente hahaha
Gunz era enorme aqui. Também sinto falta dessa época
eu saia de casa escondido pra faze corjuao de the duel e cs
corujao com 30 pessoas, no maximo 8 era pagante
famoso The Duel
I don't know how this came up in my feed but that was a shot of nostalgia straight to the vein for a 29-year old.
Me too friend me too
So true
Literally me. I woke up to this auto playing and it blew my mind
Good ol' times, shooting through Mansion corridors, going for the cellar to get the health pack, spending entire ammo in the head of a player that disconnected, thinking that you'd get the kill at some point...charging up dagger to knockdown the player and spray with uzi...
Kind of remind me of s4 league
Just randomly remembered this game, spent many sweaty HOURS on it. This was a good hit of nostalgia. K-styling, the music, the stages etc, even the mention of Curse and Sparda clans. good times.
Bunny hopping in Paris Olympic Fencing brought the game back to my mind. I'm like "Hey that reminds me of GunZ..."
Everyone Can remember the day they first learned K-style! I was in the city map
You and everyone. Walking while trying to learn reload shot lmao
Fax
Town?
Butterfly shotgun slash was so beautiful
@@RyokoInk slashshot*!
I've never heard of you. I've never heard of this game. I'm not sure why I watched this. I'm glad I did.
Same. I’m in pre-production of an indie weapon fighter and this definitely gave me some inspiration.
You should try it. It's pretty great
It is great, but usually most of the time. We finger cramps the way we click the keys swiftly.
This was legendary. when butterfly technique was all over the place. I just accept death😂
Do you really never hear about Gunz?
I loved seeing this in my recommended.
I actually think this is the first time I've ever had a Gunz video in my recommend to be honest lol.
Either way, great video!
lol same. was shookt after seeing this and immediately clicked on it xD
Hello Nicolai, Guy's Here
Same! Never happened before
Really glad TH-cam recommended your video to me. Int'l player here back when it was active. This was my first competitive shooter and the one who changed my perspective. Originally I am a CS player back then, I joined locals here at my place but when this came out, I was immediately hooked. Fast paced, High adrenaline type of plays. Skill ceiling as you mentioned, is through the roof. Literally took me weeks to adjust. And coming from CS, it was not easy. From SS to Butterfly, to Double Shot to Forbidden, everything is so intense.
I am with you if this ever becomes a thing again. The player base for sure will be niche, as the barrier of entry will be so high, but I believe with proper marketing and good management, this game can succeed. Kudos to you my friend and Thank you for bringing light to a game we all love.
Is no one gonna talk about the fact that GunZ had an incredible map called Dungeon which is literally exactly the place where Gandalf defeated Balrog in Lord of the Rings?!
This only clicked for me years later when I rewatched LOTR and realised hang on, didn't I practice K-style there? Lol
Ahhh I remember that!! I always thought that was the case, but didn't really know. Awesome map to butterfly on those broken stairs
There is also the castle map which is from LotR
@@akaiendo7312 Cool! I didn't know that haha
@@MotoMunchiess I think the prison map come from a movie but haven't seen it so I don't recall the title.
I was convinced this game was a fever dream until this video
What a game. I don't know how the youtube algorithm found this for me, the nostalgic this video gave me is unrivalled! Wall jumping, SS and butterfly have a place in my heart
Same! I had forgotten about this gem!
This sums up my thoughts perfectly.
Same here man. When my friend at the time introduced me to this game I fell in love. After about half hour my fingers felt like they were crooked lmao I remember this and even the relaxing sound track makes me miss this so much. Unfortunately I'm 28 now and can't put myself to play something so exhausting but this is a trip of nostalgia for real, bring back so many other childhood memories
the SS panzerdivision thanks you for your support
Jedi Knight 2: Outcast. It's this plus force powers
Oh my god I remember sitting in empty games just practicing slash shots. This game was unreal.
@T A post the videos !!
The good old days of free to play games, maplestory, guns, warrock, soilder front
OMG I played ALL of those - what a time
Damn I played all of them
Oh crap warrock..
All of that and Crossfire
Gunbound :D
Bro the number of verified accounts of content creators of any kind in this video is crazy, it's like everyone played GunZ in the past at some point, this game needs to come back.
We all grew up on the same games :’) small world
Never heard of this...
oh yeah man this is crazy
this game should really comeback, the actually e-Sports scenery really needs a game thats a lot of player skill involved and GunZ is so unique that each player has your particular playstyle.
Imagine if someone buy this game, or the rights from the original game and make it famous and competitive. It would be f*** LEGENDARY to watch.
This is pretty nostalgic seeing my old Sparta teammates in here (we spawned out of a diff clan "ocean" when IJJI was in its prime (late 07).
what a time to be alive...my wrists are still intact from the immense amount of APM this game required. idk how this ended up in my recommendations but oh hey youtube just knows huh.
Im 27 and can still remember the first day I started playing gunz at the age of 12 was such a fun game made a lot of friends
Me too i remember wall running on town lol
IM 31 and rember too play with my friend from school , old times :D !
I'm 30 and I'm still waiting for Masangsoft to release the steam version
im 29, man we are old :'(
I'm 25. Still hop on just keep the muscle memory
Who here remembers attack and defense rooms. They were so intense
AnD on mansion.
BnB duel
Still happening to this day on universegamers gunz ive been playing recently
@@KaiserReb And you had to bow lol
@@curio5220 the bow thing was epic
On attack, I could never stay off their base's floor... Lol mansion was crazy.
This game left a hole in my heart that no other game could fill. It still hurts :(
I was just scrolling in my home feed then I stumbled upon this video. I played Elite Gunz way back in 2010(I was 11) and I can vividly remember how fun it was to play. I knew butterfly moves (there were these double and triple versions where you make 2-3 slashes) I remember how competitive it was whenever your level was around the 50+ too. It was indeed a sweaty and fun competitive multiplayer game. Ngl, I didn't research much about the game. What I can only recall is I boot up the computer and just join any lobbies and play lol. I definitely agree that this game could be the best eSport if it didn't die.
Thanks a lot for this video, this really hit nostalgia in me.
The amount of skill you needed for this game was insane. Would be an e-sports hit if they brought it back with updated graphics.
Yeah man it should’ve been but just unlucky how it evolved.. people never even gave it a chance they judged it by its cover. The most skill based game i have ever played
Eh really? I never felt it was that crazy. Maybe there was more to it than kstyle?
@@MillieBunZ I remember learning KStyle then DStyle watch the KEWK video on TH-cam ^_^
@@Silushun You mean KEUK? the dstyle video? O: best video :)
@@AndreGibsonBeatbox yes!! I actually tried searching it up after I wrote it thought they took it down. Thanks for the correction ^_^
Hi, I'm from Latin America, more precisely from Brazil. Here in Brazil, GUNZ became popular from 2005 to 2011. The official server we had in Brazil was hosted by the game's distributor, Level Up Games. I remember having 4 servers with 4 thousand people simultaneously playing at the same time. It sucks to see youtube recommending me a video of gunz after years. Thanks for the video, brother! Greetings from brazilian gunz players!
What made me quit it was the internet connection at the time. And the family pc was pure trash… I could only play ragnarok and gunbound with that cable internet 😂
@@lincolndacostaeloyjunior9261 Same here bro, lol. At the time the PC and the internet connection was so trashy that i abandoned Gunz and dive right into ragnarok and became a crackhead on that shit lol
@@lincolndacostaeloyjunior9261 I remember there was a lot of hackers, or maybe highly pro people so I would only play the coop mode because multiplayer was impossible but still fun!, I loved that coop mode where you had to kill goblins lol
Também fui jogador de TheDuel e vi a morte desse jogo de perto e a LevelUp simplesmente ignorando tudo. No fim, era comum ver uma sala com 8-10 Hackers e tinha hack de tudo, o cúmulo do absurdo foi ver um hack que dava DC( disconnect ) na sala inteira e era extremamente simples instalar esses hackers... TheDuel é um jogo que precisava ser reformulado, um remake gráfico, retirar o p2w e relançar como um e-Sport.
@@lambretaenvenenada5483 Não da pra levar a culpa apenas pra distribuidora do produto, quando são os Devs que fornecem os updates pra que sejam lançados ou corrigidos e como deu pra ver a realidade dos Hacks nunca foi só do servidor brasileiro
Maaaaan this takes me back. I was there for it all. Started playing because it gave me a Matrix vibes.
Discovered k style, mastered it. There were days I was unable to put weight on my wrists at school because of how fucked up from hours of Gunz they were.
I remember generating a fake Korean SSN so we could play KGunz, and playing Jgunz while waiting for NA gunz.
I was there for the swap to Ijji and NA gunz. Events, costumes, the full game, arenas that announced the win streak to the whole server, and called all the killers in.
The clan wars. I remember bodying Flower and holding the top spot for two months in Clan Twilight.
I wish I could find those people again.
That was a different time, thanks for this trip down memory lane.
This felt so nostalgic especially when you mentioned butterfly moves, I remember being in a internet cafe shop back in the Philippines with everyone playing on a4tech keyboard and mouse destroying it and the owner having uninstall the game from the shop. I still miss this game til this day.
anti-ghosting keyboards weren't even popular or common yet people have such high skill level in this game. It was insane
im too young for this, i want to know how it feels to play games back then
Not being young enough to play this game is probably the best thing that ever happened to your hands. I quit cause I quickly realized where my hands were headed if I kept playing. Granted I used to spend like 15 hours straight going at 100%, but just remembering how bad my hands and fingers hurt back then is literally triggering a random phantom pain as we speak lol.
@@Sebsemzs I quit EVE online for this exact reason. 15 hours a day doing any one thing will ruin all those little joints fast. Some video games are just captivating enough to keep people playing that long, unlike basically anything else, I'm not about to widdle or draw for 15 hours.
dialup and blaming lag.
@@Sebsemzs agree now i got carpal tunnel cause of it
Online games pre-2010 are the best. Not by graphics but gameplay.
I've put over 10,000 hours into this game.. I've spent 10s of hours of my day for years sitting in town floating on a ledge slashing to a metronome so I could learn to TBF. GOD I FUCKING LOVE THIS GAME!
settle down there buddy
@@sparrow_solas no he has to keep going . im rooting for him to become the best if the game ever gets released on steam .
Yes I feel like so much of my life was spent playing this game. I was my character lol
This comment makes me sad
this game should really comeback, the actually e-Sports scenery really needs a game thats a lot of player skill involved and GunZ is so unique that each player has your particular playstyle.
Imagine if someone buy this game, or the rights from the original game and make it famous and competitive. It would be f*** LEGENDARY to watch.
I actually learned the butterfly technique in the arena level you were practicing on! Someone was kind enough to teach me via chat after mopping the floor with me and I was immediately hooked. I spent so many hours playing and trying to master it and I'm so glad this video showed up on my feed, thank you and Gunz Memories for the nostalgia!
Ohh man, I miss this game so much, it was the first online shooter I played and I was really good at it.
I played from 2008 to 2011, it's been more than a decade since I played it for the last time, but I still remember it fondly...
Nostalgia isn't a strong enough word to describe what I feel when I remember the times I used to play it back in the days.
Pretty sure this was my first experience being competitive in an online game. I remember practicing my k-style so much, mastering the butterfly step, learning to bring out the shotguns while you butterflied. I also remember the scumlords who would disconnect their internet to not get a loss on their profile when you were winning against them, and I remember the jackasses who would somehow spike their ping to make themselves impossible to hit because their ping would spike to like 900ms so you'd have to just fire wildly to try and guess where they'd be in 9 seconds.... Regardless, I fucking loved this game. I was enraptured by The Matrix around the same time GunZ started catching on, and I saw the wallrunning and tumbling and thought it was the coolest thing ever, downloaded it immediately and got hooked when I realized the depth of it. Legit, nothing comes close to the impeccable timing and coordination you needed to be good at k-styling. And it all came from some goofy unintended glitches that made for an incredibly unique experience. Such a stroke of accidental genius. I hope somebody can replicate this style of gameplay someday in a modern game.
This and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory we’re mine
We're working on it !
its amusing how dstyle is absolutely forgotten
@@OlGurtyBSTRD Enemy Territory is still alive. The official client is now on Steam, though I recommend ET: Legacy client instead since it's consistently updated by the community to fix bugs and bring QoL improvements.
This was the best game ever made. Played this for 9 years, which was a long time ago... I've played all kind of games and never seen anything like it before. Unfortunately the game wasn't extremely popular, it had potential to be one of the best E-sports games of all time.
10000% agree. This would've been one of the best esport games nowadays had it been released later. The game had sooo much potential!
@@danielvandenhoek6879 The dynamic swordplay, the crazy gunplay, the crazy fluid movement. Most games struggle to do even one of those things well!
GunZ had all three in spades!
The game is so popular in Vietnam that time. Very hard to play as shotgun and melee to me i love the most is melee
Agreed I still look for this game to this date somebody should bring it back it would take off
100% agree, someone needs to bring this game back
I started on the iJJi phase here in Argentina and was just hugely addicted to this game.
I wish you talked about a bit more about the music and even clothing that made this punk style universe so immersive.
Even the dungeons were a blast once mastering butterfly and K style.
Great video brother! Hopefully one day this game will rise again
lmao my friends and I too, Argentina and IJJI GunZ
Que onda ese Prysmax Gunz papá
Thank you for unlocking my long forgotten memory of looking at Sparta on top of the clan wars leaderboards in awe, and right click launching people who didn't know how to recover into the abyss on the shoreline map in FFA.
Loved Gunz back in the day.
Only the real ones know.
Great video.
Such an underrated game man I used to do the quests for items loot rocket launchers. I remember fighting bosses pvp all of it was so much fun.
The sound of the elevator havkeds moving around the corner to u
Ye bro, the fakes ones totally don't get us, the real ones.
Still play on universe gunz
Hearing the word butterfly still sends me into a catatonic state.......
Amazing game, so many memories man 💪🏻 ty for making this, got to relive some nostalgia.
💙
Oh damn didn't expect to see you here
OHHH IT'S THIS. I had a buddy a few years ago who, whenever e-sports would come up in conversation, would bring GunZ up and make all the same arguments. I'd never played it before and still haven't, but man, if this got re-released I'd be all over it.
I won one of the tournaments back in the day about 2 yrs or so after Sparta held #1 rank
I remember when everyone started macroing k-style.
There was a plague of bootleg k-stylers with no control constantly throwing themselves off ledges for a time.
that was me. EXCEPT I was a little baby programmer and I started because my hands hurt lmao.
I spent HOURS making elaborate macros with shift and tab and space modifiers to try and make it fluid.
"Im 26 now!" LMFAO Bro that hit me
31 here and same
fk i wish i was still 26.
I’m 34 now....
@@jont2576 we all do
9:26 Man, I feel that so much. More than a decade on from the end of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning and I can still tell you about the stand out regiments, and players, and rp controversies on my old home server. I don't think I'll ever really forget about them.
My dad used to own a cybercafe even before I was born. Me and my friends, including my best friend, used to all play gunz all day, everyday, non stop, for YEARS. We were decent. This brought SO, SO MANY memories. Thank you so much. I really miss those days, and this game.
Ahh man, that music made my fingers twitch. Started tapping my keys to the rhythm like it was 2007 again.
Amazing video thanks for bringing back this nostalgia, and if anyone's here from the clan Swordplay I hope your having a great life :)
I still remember the dang timings
You telling me it has been 15 years since I played this game? Holy Fuck, I'm old.
It feels like a lifetime ago for me
facts yo
When the music hit, the nostalgia came with it. Damn, I'm old.
The worst pain known to man:
Getting carpal tunnel in a middle of a match and you have to keep going.
the glory days. gunz, o2jam, gun bound, ragnarok online, etc
Maple Story.
Rakion!
MU, Rakion
Pretty sad to see all these games being lost in time. Those were my childhood.
@@bloody5081 we are the one lost in time , some of them are still on ...like ragnarok its on steam and free
OH MANNNN this game was played SOOOO MUCH here in brazil back then, jesus... this brings back so many good memories...........
Época da level up games kkkk
@@LeoGuitarize HAHAHAHA SIMMMM, caramba. Ragnarok, grand chase, perfect world... bons tempos
@@raindropscollector ahauahah Lugia também, cara esses dias eu até vi um cd velho que valia cash pra por nos jogos da lug
I have been thinking about this video for nearly a year now, not being able to remember the name of the video or the game. Very happy it reappeared in my recommended
My childhood. GunZ and SoldierFront i will never forget.
Imagine trying to cast a tournament. it´s so fast paced. What would the caster even say? oO
Bruh. Soldier Front was the best shooter, and for some reason, no other fps has ever made bullet control as good.
@Jason Rose gunbound xD
Lunia as well
Grinded to colonel on soldier front without using 2x. Skipped so many classes to play it day and night and was so lucky with perm weapons (re-skin) from free boxes on the Asia server. Probably was what kept me going and playing as a sniper was unstoppable. The uzi was also deadly for me and my favourite to use other than a psg.
Bro that lobby music. The nostalgia is too real
I was one of those people that stumbled into the game for a short time in 2008. The skill gap was crazy, and I never put time into it, but this game still enters my mind way more than it should for the amount of time that I put into it. I would love for a modern remake with the same mechanics, just updated graphics and cosmetic only store.
I pride myself on my memory largely because of how much of a nostalgic I am. But, I literally forgot this game until I saw this video. It takes me back to when I was a kid who wanted to play as many cool MMOs as I could. I was constantly on the various MMO websites looking for new games. That's how I came across GunZ. And, like you, I could not keep up with the skill gap but the experience was vivid.
there's gunz 2, which looks pretty modern
@@griciusbut the mechanics is pretty ass
You mean you want a modern game built poorly like the original so sweats can find the same exploits and glitches
@@RockSolitude Heresies you speak.
I remember binding my block key to F to butterfly more efficiently. The nonstop butterfly technique is still hardwired into my brain, 20 years later lmao
WWF AAF SSF DDF WWA SSF DDF
Gunz, Runescape & Maplestory we're the trifecta f2p games for me as a kid
And still are for me as an adult 😂😂😂
@@KadaiGaming CAN WE STILL PLAY GUNZ???! PLEASE SAY YES
Same for me except replace RuneScape with counter strike. It was a great time to be a gamer
Add Gunbound and I'm there with you. I think it was ijji that used to host GunZ and Gunbound.. damn i put a ton of hours into both of those.
@@wuzhattenin oh fuck. Gunbound was the shit too
omg me and brother literally did this to play this mmo all day for like an entire year. the nostalgia is real for gunz, loved climbing walls with the swords
I'm lucky enough to have played this for years, now I stopped but I have made international friends I talk to even today. No game can possibly compare to the thrill this game produces, playing it with K-Style is simply insane.
Mmo?
climbing walls and throwing myself to the side was my favorite shit
@@thestoebz it have some """""PVE"""""
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GunZ, Exteel, and S4 Leauge were all WAY ahead of their time in terms of 3rd person shooters. I miss 2006-2009. Golden age of pc gaming
Only know and played S4Leauge out of the three but the micro transactions is sutch a cool on accident feature it just makes the game the way it is. Sadly Gunz and s4 had so mutch protential but just got thrown away by the pay to win items...
oh wow, i totally forgot about s4league despite playing it for so many years! truly a golden age
AAAAAAAAAA s4 league, i was wondering what the other game that was also good like gunz was, thanks xD
Gunz, I played before all that K-style was popular, jumped back in and had to learn K-Style just to try and stay alive
S4 league, I remember I was a beast and every one was like CHEATER HACKER CHEATER . . . . . hahahaha, S4 League was dope season 1 before all that P2W crap happened.
my boi.. S4 League was one of a kind till handgun update. it went all downhill from then.
I felt nostalgic and searched GunZ and it didnt disappoint me honestly this game has so much potential and its sad that it just died out due to poor management, it took me exactly 1 year to master butterfly and I was in euphoria to finally be able to play "normally" . fun times.. wish someone would pick the game up and revive it.
I just read the title and clicked it and its one of the most interesting video i ever watched as a gamer. Its my first time hearing about this game but the love you showed it brought a peace to my heart...i hope you get to play this again with more audience. Rooting for you
Ah yess. I remember actually trying to learn what we called back then a “triple butterfly” instead of doing my homework and projects.
That's why I'm bad at math to this day... I don't regret it.
Man i could only ever get the double butterfly down no matter how much i tryed
When I had quit I’ve mastered triple butterfly and learning quadruple butterfly man I felt so cool back then. 😭
I am 30 years old and have burning wrist tendonitis. Thanks GunZ, those were good times
the memories
Damn that's sad
33 here haha
Oh my god you brought back so many memories, the butterfly thing? I practiced it for 1 week straight just to get okay at it, the half jump etc were all the things i remember practicing and failing multiple times, i always wondered what happened to the game though
watching this video unlocked muscle memory in my hands that i forgot i had. I think I'm a year younger than you and i can't believe how invested 12 year old me was in this. such good times. Thank you for the trip down memory lane!
I miss this game.. Met a lot of great people who were patient to teach me K-Style.. So many memories ;_;
I remember joining a clan, and a bunch of us new players were brought into a training match and taught to butterfly. It's one of my fondest gaming memories from when I was a kid, and I still look back at this game so fuckin' fondly. Thanks for bringing me back to those days!
Wait, you were taught to butterfly? I had to learn it by myself...
@@DiamondPugs Same.
I remember summer vacation.
Wake up, eat, practice with youtube back then even if shitty, sleep, repeat for literal weeks practicing alone(Ragnarok taught me the patience for this beforehand).
Can DBF consistently. and even ocassionally TBF.
If i had the choice to go back in time and reuse that time for something else?
I'D DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH.
This game and MapleStory were the two games that I played obsessively in highschool. I remember watching K style butterfly tutorials on TH-cam for hours trying to learn the mechanics.
Good times
The people who played this game back in the day are fucking LEGENDS
You can already tell they would be the titans of any new games nowadays
Yeah I'm pretty cool
thank you
Fucking THANK YOU man. I K-Styled my way to victory back in the day with a revolver and a shotty
Well thank you!! But I can assure you i could NOT k style for the life of me.
Just to add in, the move is called "Butterfly" because if you equipped 2 Kodachis, it will look like your character has butterfly wings as you do the moves.
Then exists two version of the butterfly DBF(double butterfly) and the hardest one was the TBD(triple butterfly)
The hardest movement for me was the one throwing people away and lock them mid air it was almost an instakill, it'd be a really nice game gunz 2 with K-Style too.
I never learned how to do this even i played for months
@@kiribonkers752 I was only able to do it in some maps, it was satisfying.
@@scarecrowvaktan4773 I remember that move. When u hit the other player mid air, you have to switch to your shotgun and shoot, then reload, switch to the other shotgun and repeat until u kill the other player. Awesome days jajajja
Wow bro those were the days
I am from egypt me and my friends used to play guns all the time and always compete againest each other and we were literally sweating and our hand would hurt so much after a lot of intense battles and duels!
Those days were great and will always be deep in my heart.
can't imagine how a game can bring so much joyful memories.
Thanks for this video man :)
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Another Egyptian Gunz fella ??
@@abdu5320 you know it, fam! how old are ya?
@@SalehGfx 25yo
i’m so glad you made this, me and my friend been trying to find the name of this for so long even had ppl telling us it wasnt real lol
Wow must be fate. Original D3athwish clan member here 💪. Man fights against Hercules and Magicians clans were some of the best gaming moments of my life.