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Futurasound Productions, will you cover other things beyond metal gear like the fallout franchise. In way fallout is a result of a metal gear like future in the worst possible way
@@Alexander-nr5tt Hence why he is saying Solidus is right. As it often is with these things, it's more complicated than that, but thats sort of the point. It was shades of black with the evils in that game. Solidus was only the second darkest shade, The Patriots were the darkest of them all.
@@knightshousegames solidus being coded as a libertarian is so interesting to me because it really lines up with the story it tells of him being against the right things but creating solutions to combat those issues in the most villainous ways imaginable.
The party (and by extension, the Patriots AI) is a phenomenal example of a superstructure caught in a feedback loop. Whatever its initial purpose, the victories of its current devices of control reinforce its future ones, refines its methods, purifies and amplifies its purpose to the point of single-minded, self-serving purposelessness. Control for conrol's sake. The means justify the means. In many ways Big Boss' vision for Outer Heaven seems to follow a similar path. If Outer Heaven succeeded in recruiting every soldier in the world, it would undoubtedly end up fighting itself in never-ending battles of increasing purposelessness and fabricated factionalization, very much like we see in MGS4.
Nice. I would like to add that I always thought of Zero and Big Boss has men who didn't strive to find their own path. Both of them strived to realize the Boss's vision of a unified world, and both missed the mark, tearing down the world and nearly destroying it. It wasn't until Solid Snake came by and saved it by fighting for what he himself believed in. "We're not tools of the government or anyone else, fighting was the only thing I was good at, but at least I always fought for what I believed in."- Grey Fox last words
@@GYMJAX i get the feeling that sooo many players just plow through games, ignore the intricacies and complain about the game being "shallow", because not everything is said straight at them 😞
I'd like to see a piece on the easter eggs & comic relief stuff from throughout Kojima's works; things like Jonny from the Metal Gear series, the frogs & monkey side game in mgs3, etc. Things like Otacon's responses to some of the pictures you can take with the digital camera in the first part of mgs2 are gold. I feel like these lighthearted parts make Kojima's works much better. Hopefully other people would like to see this stuff too
Worth noting that David Bowie wanted his album "Diamond Dogs" to tell the story of 1984 but couldn't get the rights. Likewise Kojima wanted the title track from Bowie's "Diamond Dogs" to be the opening track of MgsV. Bowie was a prolific writer and one of Kojima's biggest influences that appear throughout his work. I highly recommend the podcast Death is Just Around the Corner. The host goes pretty deep into Bowie and post-ww2 events/literature. Kojima is never mentioned but it will definitely make you appreciate his work even more.
@@charleyzimmer2505🤔 he has a patreon so I'm not sure how to link episodes but I think he starts with a look at Bowie's last album Blackstar. Not sure when exactly he touches on Diamond Dogs bc there's multiple Bowie episodes but tbh all his eps are worth a listen and def relevant. I'm kinda convinced Blackstar was at least a huge visual inspiration for Death Stranding.
We really don't deserve this quality and quantity either. You'll spoil us rotten Mr Sound. Edit: The first 10 minutes also serve as an excellent summary of Orwell's 1984. One of the best I've ever come across.
I've read 1984 at least three times and followed many a discussion about it, yet this video manages give me new insights, especially about the subconscious significance of Winston's dreams and the rats in Room 101.
In MGSV does Miller and Ocelots voices, besides sounding similar, do they specifically talk differently? Ocelot always talks about REAL life gadgets and events. While Miller seems to only talk about FICTION that is real only within the game. Has anyone noticed this or am i tripping?
Hell, just remember all those soldiers you fultoned from the combat, especially Russian ones. Lots of them, loyal to their people and country, and with a loving family and supportive friends back home. One day, suddenly, they get knocked out and promptly delivered by helicopter into a secret offshore platform somewhere in Africa. There, in that base (presumably Room 101 for extra points), _something_ is done to them so that in a matter of days or even _hours_ they give up completely about their entire former life and pledge their soul and existence to a charismatic yet seldom seen military leader, whom he loves like a father (as he loves the leader's other followers like brothers), enthusiastically lets him beat them and would gladly die for him.
You’re not only talking about just a game. This is reality. This is what we’re coming to. We’re always in a constant state of conflict Terms that had different definitions in the past are being redefined Corporations enslave people but because of a wage, people believe they are free All the while, most remain ignorant to it all....and are rewarded for their ignorance.
Just recently found your channel and wanted to say you make fantastic content! Keep up the good work! I’m not sure if you’ve covered it but I do think the use of mirrors in MGSV is interesting in the sense you see a lot of the things in cutscenes first reflected in some other object.
I've been binge watching your videos for the last week, almost the same time I started playing it again for like the 10th time. It's making me enjoy it even more. Now I can't help but stop and listen to the NPC conversations. 😂 Awesome content! Hope we get more of it!
19:28 I never knew that the skill on the Outer Heaven symbol basically had a swastika on it. It isn't a perfect replica of one since it hasn't been tilted by 45 degrees, but damn. That hasn't aged well....
Finally, this was the video I have been waiting for. This also reminds me of the institutions and setting of TES3: Morrowind. This book was highly influential.
I’m watching this video now, and I’m seeing numerous examples of “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past” coming into existence. One party is trying to control the past, while the other is trying to control the present. And even now, I’ve probably misinterpreted 1984, like so many people.
Hey! Love this video! Looking forward to the rest of the series. I’ve explored this subject at pretty extreme length, and have a pretty thorough list of the literature Kojima has referenced throughout Metal Gear. I’d love to share some of that with you. One notable book referenced is a collection of short stories by Bruce Sterling and William Gibson called: Mirrorshades. Check it out if you haven’t, and keep up the great work.
Yo if I want to experience the game again but just for the story, how should I go about it? There are the obvious story related things like cutscenes, but what about cassette tape, in-game conversations between npcs... etc? How should I pace myself to make it as simple as possible to comprehend the story? The cassette tapes are so much that collecting a ton before listening to them makes them daunting. So, any tips on how to extract the most in the most simple of ways?
The tapes for the most part is unnecessary information tbh and not needed to understand the story. The game is more so a retelling of 1984 and a warning like 1984 was. Theres a silent war going on most people haven't noticed or can even understand. Kojima just wants to let us know that what we see on the world stage really is political theater and the ones who control the story don't like regular people like us lol. I recommend you replay it on pc with mods and just enjoy the game and venom snakes story.
@@youwaisef the video basically covers all bases about what 1984 is about, but you should read the book and see how similar our world is to one written about in 1948.
This leve of analysis is staggering. It takes deep comprehension of themes and topics to be able to unravel the complex story/ warning that Kojima and Orwell have written. A warning against mass political parties and war. Amazing analysis as always. Keep up the good work.
@@Idiotboxxx 9/11 was the first move against us, both sides orchestrated it and have been aligned the whole time, they used 9/11 for war and to pass legislation that let the NSA spy on everyone and thus control our thoughts through social media. This is all in the phantom pain, perhaps one day with more research this channel will understand where the archaea fits in this puzzle
Decoy Octopus is actually the ArmsTech president Solid Snake met on Shadow Moses. And he was one of the Patriots founders. We also meet him as Sigint on MGS 3.
Nah you're just now noticing them. 1984 was published in 1948. Life imitates art and art imitates life. The ideas it discusses are things that were happening for a while. And with the advent of things like mobile phones you basically willingly give away your ability to think for yourself and exist privately without even thinking about it.
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Futurasound Productions, will you cover other things beyond metal gear like the fallout franchise. In way fallout is a result of a metal gear like future in the worst possible way
Loved this video. MGSV/1984 video please! Keep up the Good work Boss!
Mgs2 taught us the internet needs context over content, Solidus was so fuckin right.
@Jack Schneider If only
I refrence the sentiment of this sentence at least once a week
Solidus was against The Patriots though. He doesn't support their plans for information control.
@@Alexander-nr5tt Hence why he is saying Solidus is right.
As it often is with these things, it's more complicated than that, but thats sort of the point. It was shades of black with the evils in that game.
Solidus was only the second darkest shade, The Patriots were the darkest of them all.
@@knightshousegames solidus being coded as a libertarian is so interesting to me because it really lines up with the story it tells of him being against the right things but creating solutions to combat those issues in the most villainous ways imaginable.
During this pandemic there has been nothing more informative or entertaining than your videos. Thanks for all your hard work.
I agree, with this curfew we have here now in Québec, I've been binge watching his videos. Thank you for your great work!
maybe think about watching videos on the real dystopia your all in
is the video about those pesky right wingers? Are they in the room with us right now?
@@madkabal no a true liberal who actually knows what hes talkin bout
Fucking facts
The party (and by extension, the Patriots AI) is a phenomenal example of a superstructure caught in a feedback loop. Whatever its initial purpose, the victories of its current devices of control reinforce its future ones, refines its methods, purifies and amplifies its purpose to the point of single-minded, self-serving purposelessness. Control for conrol's sake. The means justify the means.
In many ways Big Boss' vision for Outer Heaven seems to follow a similar path. If Outer Heaven succeeded in recruiting every soldier in the world, it would undoubtedly end up fighting itself in never-ending battles of increasing purposelessness and fabricated factionalization, very much like we see in MGS4.
Nice.
I would like to add that I always thought of Zero and Big Boss has men who didn't strive to find their own path. Both of them strived to realize the Boss's vision of a unified world, and both missed the mark, tearing down the world and nearly destroying it. It wasn't until Solid Snake came by and saved it by fighting for what he himself believed in.
"We're not tools of the government or anyone else, fighting was the only thing I was good at, but at least I always fought for what I believed in."- Grey Fox last words
Thanks again for using my music in the video!
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You tracks are dope!
@@shaggyrogers2611 thanks!!
Age hasn't slowed this channel's amazing content down one bit!
The content just keeps getting better.
didn't even keep us waiting, huh?
They're pretty good.
That right there is why he's the best, Boss. The one and only.
The longevity of this game is mindblowing. They really did save the best for last.
The story is also very underrated.
@@GYMJAX very much so!
@@GYMJAX i get the feeling that sooo many players just plow through games, ignore the intricacies and complain about the game being "shallow", because not everything is said straight at them 😞
I'd like to see a piece on the easter eggs & comic relief stuff from throughout Kojima's works; things like Jonny from the Metal Gear series, the frogs & monkey side game in mgs3, etc. Things like Otacon's responses to some of the pictures you can take with the digital camera in the first part of mgs2 are gold. I feel like these lighthearted parts make Kojima's works much better.
Hopefully other people would like to see this stuff too
I forgot about the photos! I used to get a kick out of Ottacons reactions 😂
Worth noting that David Bowie wanted his album "Diamond Dogs" to tell the story of 1984 but couldn't get the rights. Likewise Kojima wanted the title track from Bowie's "Diamond Dogs" to be the opening track of MgsV. Bowie was a prolific writer and one of Kojima's biggest influences that appear throughout his work. I highly recommend the podcast Death is Just Around the Corner. The host goes pretty deep into Bowie and post-ww2 events/literature. Kojima is never mentioned but it will definitely make you appreciate his work even more.
Got a link to the episode?
@@charleyzimmer2505🤔
he has a patreon so I'm not sure how to link episodes but I think he starts with a look at Bowie's last album Blackstar. Not sure when exactly he touches on Diamond Dogs bc there's multiple Bowie episodes but tbh all his eps are worth a listen and def relevant. I'm kinda convinced Blackstar was at least a huge visual inspiration for Death Stranding.
This seriously should be a college course.
This channel's thumbnails are art
that was a really good analysis of 1984 and the connections in metal gear. Glad I found this channel.
We really don't deserve this quality and quantity either. You'll spoil us rotten Mr Sound.
Edit: The first 10 minutes also serve as an excellent summary of Orwell's 1984. One of the best I've ever come across.
"METAL GEAR SOLIT" - 0:23 .... such quality.... :P
@@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE bruh
I've read 1984 at least three times and followed many a discussion about it, yet this video manages give me new insights, especially about the subconscious significance of Winston's dreams and the rats in Room 101.
The thought police, and rewriting history and events, sounds like current America....that's a bit scary.
And a large part of the world/internet is an extension of America's culture.....
as far as I see it, our current reality is much more similar to the book Brave New world than it is to 1984.
@@djangofett4879I’m not so sure… I used to think the same until I read 1984. It’s more of a mix of the 2.
didn’t American/cia destroy 1k pages of evidence of jfk
Sounds like most of history.
I love your devotion to the Metal Gear series, I’ve binged all your videos since the beginning of the pandemic. Looking forward to more
I absolutely love your metal gear videos I've seen a lot of these before I'm making a second round recently
I'm convinced my distrust of government started when I was like 8 because of mgs 1
I can’t believe this video was free. What an amazing video. Definitely gonna have to rewatch this a couple times. Wow!
Amazing stuff as always my friend idk any other channels like this about the philosophies of metal gear. Your doing gods work
In MGSV does Miller and Ocelots voices, besides sounding similar, do they specifically talk differently? Ocelot always talks about REAL life gadgets and events. While Miller seems to only talk about FICTION that is real only within the game. Has anyone noticed this or am i tripping?
That's very interesting. :o
mmm Ocelot is the one that shows you how to use the iDroid...
Keep up the hard work, it's truly paying off. I've loved rvery single video you've posted since just last year
Dude your videos are insanely informative, I thought I knew a lot. Thanks so much!
broski ur videos are on another level. idk what you smoke before you sleep but i need that
Kept us waiting, huh
Hell, just remember all those soldiers you fultoned from the combat, especially Russian ones. Lots of them, loyal to their people and country, and with a loving family and supportive friends back home. One day, suddenly, they get knocked out and promptly delivered by helicopter into a secret offshore platform somewhere in Africa. There, in that base (presumably Room 101 for extra points), _something_ is done to them so that in a matter of days or even _hours_ they give up completely about their entire former life and pledge their soul and existence to a charismatic yet seldom seen military leader, whom he loves like a father (as he loves the leader's other followers like brothers), enthusiastically lets him beat them and would gladly die for him.
Excellent thumbnail for the video!
This channel's content is on another level!
Been waiting for this
Can't believe we actually fought Pequod in MG 1
Some of the best literary analysis I’ve consumed. Another amazing piece of work.
We need more voices like yours to help push the genre forward.
You’re not only talking about just a game. This is reality. This is what we’re coming to.
We’re always in a constant state of conflict
Terms that had different definitions in the past are being redefined
Corporations enslave people but because of a wage, people believe they are free
All the while, most remain ignorant to it all....and are rewarded for their ignorance.
Just rewatched this to get a better understanding, i love your comparisons and analysis. Thanks for the great vids, boss
Just recently found your channel and wanted to say you make fantastic content! Keep up the good work!
I’m not sure if you’ve covered it but I do think the use of mirrors in MGSV is interesting in the sense you see a lot of the things in cutscenes first reflected in some other object.
I was just reading 1984 again. When brian talks about altering appearance as well as voice etc. Completely changing identity 3:12
I've been binge watching your videos for the last week, almost the same time I started playing it again for like the 10th time. It's making me enjoy it even more. Now I can't help but stop and listen to the NPC conversations. 😂
Awesome content! Hope we get more of it!
Kept us waiting... Huh?
I love that musical choice for the opening of the video
Love this stuff. More in 1984 and MGs v pleaaaaase
Gotta feeling this is gunna be a really good one!
I'll be waiting,Boss.
One of your best! Stoked for more
19:28 I never knew that the skill on the Outer Heaven symbol basically had a swastika on it. It isn't a perfect replica of one since it hasn't been tilted by 45 degrees, but damn. That hasn't aged well....
yeah, right?
Triple extra nice on citing the music used. 8v LETS GO FINGERS
Amazing work Boss! That right there is why you're the best
The epic video I needed to watch. Thank you, boss!!
Keep it up man. Thoughtful and well done. Nice.
Please do a video about the philosophy and symbolism of Snake being dummy thicc.
You're putting in work dude, thanks for the great content. I put on your videos while I workout and I feel my brain expanding with my muscles 🤣
Great video, really insightful comparisons.
I love these mgs vjdeos- hope once delta releases we get more
damn this games are so rich i couldn't imagine how much stuff i missed
I bought this book recently and it's on my reading list! This video got me even more pumped to dive into it! Love your videos, keep them coming!
This is exactly what this game deserves. Excellent work man
Finally, this was the video I have been waiting for. This also reminds me of the institutions and setting of TES3: Morrowind. This book was highly influential.
The place they torture and interrogate Huey in.... "Room 101"
oh my, i want more. I want more!!!!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work Chief!!
“Ingsoche"
Dude I fucking love your videos.
awesome and great video essay; thank you
I’m watching this video now, and I’m seeing numerous examples of “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past” coming into existence. One party is trying to control the past, while the other is trying to control the present. And even now, I’ve probably misinterpreted 1984, like so many people.
kept us waiting, huh?
great video! awesome analysis.
How do you crank out this much content? Get some rest Boss.
This is incredible
PLEASE MAKE THE 1984 MGSV VIDEO!!!!
Love your mgs content
love all your videos , youre great
Gods work my friend. Thank you
Story analysis of metal gear is my crack
Hey! Love this video! Looking forward to the rest of the series. I’ve explored this subject at pretty extreme length, and have a pretty thorough list of the literature Kojima has referenced throughout Metal Gear. I’d love to share some of that with you. One notable book referenced is a collection of short stories by Bruce Sterling and William Gibson called: Mirrorshades. Check it out if you haven’t, and keep up the great work.
You make some great vids man keep at it
If you ever plan on doing a MGO analysis feel free to use my gameplay.
this videogame is the black ops of the biggest black ops in history , my favorite game (mgs 5)
amazing video 10/10
I love 1984 but I find the dialogue a bit clunky. But then again maybe that’s how people talked in 1948.
Yo if I want to experience the game again but just for the story, how should I go about it? There are the obvious story related things like cutscenes, but what about cassette tape, in-game conversations between npcs... etc? How should I pace myself to make it as simple as possible to comprehend the story? The cassette tapes are so much that collecting a ton before listening to them makes them daunting. So, any tips on how to extract the most in the most simple of ways?
The tapes for the most part is unnecessary information tbh and not needed to understand the story. The game is more so a retelling of 1984 and a warning like 1984 was. Theres a silent war going on most people haven't noticed or can even understand. Kojima just wants to let us know that what we see on the world stage really is political theater and the ones who control the story don't like regular people like us lol.
I recommend you replay it on pc with mods and just enjoy the game and venom snakes story.
@@50rads Thanks for that. Only problem is I never read 1984.
@@youwaisef the video basically covers all bases about what 1984 is about, but you should read the book and see how similar our world is to one written about in 1948.
what is ORWELLIAN is how you only have 50k subs. anyway i’m here to thank you again for your great work!!
Want more of this video series. But you must finish the Nietzsche series also!!!!!
Awesome video keep it up!!!
Unmatched MGS content. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
26:17 You're wrong, the white hand represents the peasants, the gloved hand is an industrial worker. It represents the union between the two... lol
Informative and entertaining👍
This leve of analysis is staggering. It takes deep comprehension of themes and topics to be able to unravel the complex story/ warning that Kojima and Orwell have written. A warning against mass political parties and war.
Amazing analysis as always. Keep up the good work.
It was 9/11 that got us here. It's the entire subplot/story of the game
Imagine- 9/11 and Biden orchestrated by same side. Trump as semi controlled opposition to the war state. All theater.
@@Idiotboxxx 9/11 was the first move against us, both sides orchestrated it and have been aligned the whole time, they used 9/11 for war and to pass legislation that let the NSA spy on everyone and thus control our thoughts through social media. This is all in the phantom pain, perhaps one day with more research this channel will understand where the archaea fits in this puzzle
You have to link the music you have in here, it rocks
you are the best like always
I kinda forgot about Decoy Octopus...
Decoy Octopus is actually the ArmsTech president Solid Snake met on Shadow Moses. And he was one of the Patriots founders. We also meet him as Sigint on MGS 3.
You're pretty good.
Another great, if disturbing video. Seeing some scary real life parallels lately.
Nah you're just now noticing them. 1984 was published in 1948. Life imitates art and art imitates life. The ideas it discusses are things that were happening for a while. And with the advent of things like mobile phones you basically willingly give away your ability to think for yourself and exist privately without even thinking about it.
you should do a video on deus ex (2000)
This video is doubleplusgood!
I need to know... what is the amazing soundtrack that starts at 8:30?
PhD in MGS
The Tokubetsu Kōtō Keisatsu or Tokko were literally known as the thought police in fascist Japan.
Another S - rank, flawless.
Metal gear so lit
Are you going to do Moby Dick next?
HYPE
Please make the MGSV 1984 video