Lmfao this video is hilarious. The level designer is super stoked to see his levels beaten so quickly, meanwhile the programmer is completely dejected by the sheer amount of bugs
I was just coming down to say this^^^! It's great hearing BOTH sides from the guys that built it, and certainly what makes these vids so enjoyable. But you can totally hear it in the programmer's voice that he hates this guy for exposing all of his FAILS. lol!
McKillaboy > "we kept it in intentionally" We tried to fix it but couldn't. Timeframe didn't allow us to waste more time on this, most players won't experience it anyway.
John Jäger well this is the third one they’ve done so I assume they are. I can only guess these developers are extremely busy so it’s just a matter of them making time to react to these speedruns
I might have been missing some things but it seems like IGN is branching out and doing a bunch of new things such as this, or pinball reviews, or bringing in Michael Swain from Cracked.... I really, REALLY like it. I hope they keep going in this direction they've crept up slowly but became my favorite TH-cam channel in the last few months.
@@cedricpomerleau5586 I never had a crash but yea the game is unstable, recently it feels like PC ports have gotten shittier and shittier as time goes on the Japanese are the WORST for it lol its like they use commodores or MSX's over there still or something
The person saying that isn't the developer it's the designer, they work in different capacities. The developer makes it and tests for bugs, resolves them, then passes it on to the design team. Then the design team tests it and asks for changes. If it were the developer saying that, it would be an excuse and them not doing their job; but since it's the designer that means it made it past the developers testing unnoticed and the design team thought it didn't take away from the game or narrative.
You should be extremely proud. He helped produce some of the greatest levels to capture my soul this year. I loved my time with this game & he will forever be a reason for that.
„He missed a lot of collectibles we put there! Maybe he will go back later!“ I felt that. They put so much effort and love into this... but great speedrun! Congratulations!
@@liuby33 You don't seem to understand what probability means ;) most speedrunners just speedrun games, as that's what they enjoy. They don't play the game "fully", ie. grabbing and reading collectibles etc. at all for the most part. So, he PROBABLY did NOT play the whole game through, ever. He did however probably speedrun it hundreds of times.
@@ReOsLP nah that's different. That's VFX artists reacting to other artists work, whereas this is the developer reacting to people breaking their own work
The best thing about a super aggressive speedrun approach to combat in Control is that it makes Jesse look like even more of a badass than she does already.
MESSAGE TO ALL DEV TEAMS! Please keep in mind this man playing has been playing this game so much that he found the fastest way between A to B. He loves your game and has devoured it. He has respected this game more than some of the other dev teams I've listened to. You guys made an amazing game. I hope you make another one.
55:30 Dev: This environment was a collition nightmare, we might have left some gaps... 56:43 Dev as he sees he passed through a gap: We might have missed a gap. Lol.
This is gold. For me, as a programmer, to see how devs see this, with points about the actual problems they encountered during the making of the game, I mean everything in this video is pure gold.
I can tell you as someone who works in software QA, this is definitely possible. I've written bugs that I thought would be significant to say the least, only for them to be ignored.
As someone who watched a lot of cutscenes, it really is impressive how well this game holds up to him breaking it! All the out of bounds and skipping around, and when he drops back in works pretty much exactly as intended if you had normally got there, fantastic game!
It's more of a "You beautiful bastard" tone. The "I love how you've found a way to do this... but you've also exposed all of the fuckyness of my game, AND skipped 90% of the content we made. I Love(hate) it!"
This is so incredibly fascinating to watch. Just the devs talking would be alright, watching the speedrun is cool at first but I would get bored quickly, but the two of them combined is incredible.
@@bplusstudios9031 Best part of the game? I'm surprised at how well received the maze was and how proud of the maze the devs sounded of it, considering I thought it was THE most disappointing part of the entire experience. You never get a chance to get lost in an actual, shifting maze and explore it. They turned what I thought would be the most interesting part of the game into a gameplay loop of enter room -> kill enemies -> enter next room. it looked decently pretty, but the gameplay was so boring and bland I became progressively more and more peeved at it as I got through it. Came out the other side and was just like seriously? that's it? I felt so much hype for what seemed to be a mysterious maze and was let down so hard. ...and if you don't get the key first, you're literally just locked to 2 rooms. There's never a real sense of exploration and getting lost or maze-like feel to the gameplay there. They could have done SO much there, generated various area loops with different entries and exits taking you through to another loop, etc. I really figured it was made the way it was because it was cut down for time (similar to the card puzzle that was dumbed down), but apparently that's not the case. Very disappointing..
I love how humble they are and honest about certain mistakes while still talking about how much hardwork went into keep the game functioning and stable throughout such a crazy run and how big the game is in general
I have only ever watched a few of these reactions to speed runs, but for whatever reason, this one was very entertaining and I stuck around the whole video. MORE PLEASE!!!
*That's cool to see again.* *I talked to the guy that did this speed run when IGN first put this video on and he told me that this is his favorite game and never feels sick of playing it.* *I asked him how he felt that IGN seen his video and posted it and now I gotta ask him how he feels about the actual developer's watching it lol.* *That's cool.* *Mad props to this guy.*
Think of Super Mario bros. Made over 20 years ago. That game is still bieng speedrun to this day. If I was a Dev I would be hella proud of that and the speedrun community.
It is interesting to watch the balance between fascination and dread when it comes to the devs watching these. I really appreciate all the work you all do.
Fekica Mekica Fekica Mekica dumbass, underrated as in publicity and marketing, not in the gameplay. Barely anyone knows about control aside from those who watched the game awards and bought the game when it released. It didn’t have the same attention as Quatum break or Alan wake but over the years it definitely will
@@PuppetMasterdaath144 To be honest, I don't even remember what I was gonna say. It probably auto corrected to a whole new sentence lol. It's the internet, it's not that deep
The guy must have completed the game multiple times (spent many game hours) in order to become faster at it. So it's a win win for both developers and the player.
I feel so bad that it's the Lead Programmer and Lead Level Designer watching this. Literally the two people whose jobs are most involved with preventing the player from experiencing game-breaking bus, watching 49 minutes of glitches and out-of-bounds exploits...
The speedrunning is epic, the commentary is entertaining, and I'm here finding it cool that he uses a sample from The Architect by Haken as his sub alert noise
This is an amazing video concept, and so much what I want to see more on gaming journalism platforms - analysis by developers of their games, especially of speedruns, because those tear them apart particularly. More of this!
Dude! Finding exploits in the game is like imagining your character is trapped in a video game and is desperately trying to finish it so they can finally escape so you need to find ways to escape faster. Bugs work so well with this video game concept
@@karlwiggett435 They're very close to a project. As anyone would be who spent years on it. Also, I don't think they're necessarily defensive as much as giving commentary that reflects their position of viewing the content. You spend a lot of time working on this so it's interesting like seeing your kid develop into an unruly teenager. You have to remark on it because it's your field if that makes sense. There isn't necessarily anything defensive about it and even if there was they're kinda entitled to being defensive.
@@Wand422 I don't think it was. Just an acknowledgement that they knew about certain things and chose not to fix them, which is not a defense but an explanation.
@@karlwiggett435 I didn't feel like they were ? When a dev says "We left that here intentionnally" it doesn't mean "We didn't want to fix it", it means "We knew about it but didn't get the time to fix it so we left it there" Sometimes fixing a bug can break other stuff in unexpected ways, so not fixing a very specific bug is sometimes the best way to deal with a bug. Of course, they don't want people to clip through walls, that's not intended. But the bugs allowing you to do so need so many variables to be in place that it doesn't matter if they are fixed or not, you probably have way more urgent stuff to do. And they say that they were impressed by the ways that man broke their games, they were cool with it.
This is so cool. It's nice hearing actual human devs talk about their baby, not giving the typical apologetic robotic message. I hope they make this a series.
My GOTY for 2019, and one of the best action games I've ever played. By the time you get all your powers the game is an absolute buzz to play - it's still challenging all the way to the end, all of your powers are useful(unlike other games there are no pointless powers that just look flashy and that you never use), you have to improvise _all the time._ Just thinking about Control makes me feel like a smoker without a cigarette: every action game I've played since has felt limp by comparison. There HAS TO be a sequel.
My thoughts as well. We have two DLC expansions coming this year, hopefully that will be enough! It's criminal how under the radar this game has gone, I was constantly talking it up earlier this year and basically no one had heard of it.
Why would a channel with 15M subs release videos with just quiet audio, I've had to turn it up so much that every time an advert comes on it's like an explosion of sound.
As someone looking to get into game dev this series is one of the coolest ideas i've seen. Its for sure better when the devs haven't seen a bunch of speedruns of their game so the newer the game the better. Ign really hit gold with this and I hope they continue making them!
In reference to maze: "I think this is a crowd favorite." Yes, yes it is. I still want to be able to play it again after the main story is done. Like a wave-based thing, or even just being able to replay it. Please Remedy, please.
Game Devs: "The game is finished and polished!" Speedrunners: *Finds an exploit to bypass huge parts of the game* Game Devs: *Sweating Intensifies* Bethesda and Ubisoft:
Lmfao this video is hilarious. The level designer is super stoked to see his levels beaten so quickly, meanwhile the programmer is completely dejected by the sheer amount of bugs
"It's so cool to see him use the props we put there for that reason!"
Meanwhile...
"I thought I patched that out!"
I was just coming down to say this^^^! It's great hearing BOTH sides from the guys that built it, and certainly what makes these vids so enjoyable. But you can totally hear it in the programmer's voice that he hates this guy for exposing all of his FAILS. lol!
"We kept it in intentionally" yeah right haha
it's not a bug, it's a feature
McKillaboy > "we kept it in intentionally"
We tried to fix it but couldn't. Timeframe didn't allow us to waste more time on this, most players won't experience it anyway.
IGN PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES
I second this it's cool to see them react to people finding exploits and stuff
John Jäger well this is the third one they’ve done so I assume they are. I can only guess these developers are extremely busy so it’s just a matter of them making time to react to these speedruns
I might have been missing some things but it seems like IGN is branching out and doing a bunch of new things such as this, or pinball reviews, or bringing in Michael Swain from Cracked.... I really, REALLY like it. I hope they keep going in this direction they've crept up slowly but became my favorite TH-cam channel in the last few months.
I love it. It's like Director's Commentary on a movie. Really interesting to watch.
YES! We need to comment and like this so IGN sees!!!
Speedrunner : "I have a bad feeling, I feel like the game is gonna crash"
Dev : *nervous laughter*
For ppl too lazy: 32:30
@@cnfnd1371 sorry, should have added that. Thanks :)
Well on PC the game is pretty instable, the more you play the more it crash. Worse during second half of the game.
@@cedricpomerleau5586 I never had a crash but yea the game is unstable, recently it feels like PC ports have gotten shittier and shittier as time goes on the Japanese are the WORST for it lol its like they use commodores or MSX's over there still or something
@@cedricpomerleau5586 I personally never ever had even a single crash... Figures...
Game locks up, CPU overheats, computer catches fire:
"Now this one, I believe, we left in intentionally"
Translation: 'We knew about this bug but we didn't have the time to fix it'
lmao i could pitcher a dev saying that during a reaction video for his orher game.
Haha! I was looking for a comment like this. Thank you.
The person saying that isn't the developer it's the designer, they work in different capacities. The developer makes it and tests for bugs, resolves them, then passes it on to the design team. Then the design team tests it and asks for changes. If it were the developer saying that, it would be an excuse and them not doing their job; but since it's the designer that means it made it past the developers testing unnoticed and the design team thought it didn't take away from the game or narrative.
ahahaha they said it a few many times.
Adam Persson is my son. Huge proud over him
Your son is legendary
You should be extremely proud. He helped produce some of the greatest levels to capture my soul this year. I loved my time with this game & he will forever be a reason for that.
You should be extremely proud! I'd argue that the level design for Control is a huge part of why this game is so critically acclaimed.
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„He missed a lot of collectibles we put there! Maybe he will go back later!“
I felt that. They put so much effort and love into this... but great speedrun! Congratulations!
@swatantra kashyap Oh really Barbara? Who would have guessed it? I thought this is a 4 weeks playthrough.
He probably played the whole game like 100x before achieving this speedrun
They are joking
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@@liuby33 You don't seem to understand what probability means ;) most speedrunners just speedrun games, as that's what they enjoy. They don't play the game "fully", ie. grabbing and reading collectibles etc. at all for the most part.
So, he PROBABLY did NOT play the whole game through, ever. He did however probably speedrun it hundreds of times.
This is literally the best original concept in a while, please release more
I believe corridor crew started this concept with vfx artists react
@@ReOsLP that’s completely different
*FineBros has entered the chat
best yes, not original tho
@@ReOsLP nah that's different. That's VFX artists reacting to other artists work, whereas this is the developer reacting to people breaking their own work
Love how the devs are surprised he's trusting their collision
They must have had massive headaches over the collision matrixes in development so now they have PTSD whenever they see someone trusting it.
I think it's more the extent to which he's trusting the collision. Jumping on a platform to land before it even finishes spawning is insane.
@@totally_not_a_bot yeah, moving collisions are always "fun" 😂
He does leap straight into it before it even appears sometimes
The best thing about a super aggressive speedrun approach to combat in Control is that it makes Jesse look like even more of a badass than she does already.
MESSAGE TO ALL DEV TEAMS! Please keep in mind this man playing has been playing this game so much that he found the fastest way between A to B. He loves your game and has devoured it. He has respected this game more than some of the other dev teams I've listened to. You guys made an amazing game. I hope you make another one.
Speedrunners- skips collectibles
Developers- 😲
îcê Ocean they probably want a collectable speedrun
Speedrunner broke their hearts 💔
"This cutscene is my favorite one in the game! ... oh."
Control is one of those games where you can literally take a screenshot everywhere for how gorgeous the level designs are.
"She had to nerf it... by a lot". Homie that puzzle took me longer than all the boss fights lol.
**i thought i fixed that**
where they say that?
@@mysticranger6894 in the beginning
@@mysticranger6894 Also at 32:03
@@HoFabii what, that doesn't make sense because those 2 are the exact same voice lines
32:07
I feel bad for the guy who is still taking care of the fridge....
Well this way he probably doesn't die.
Lmao
My eeeeyyyyeeesss!!!
@@daKoenig well he probably does eventually. he will look away eventually, either he gets killed by fridge or passes out from exhaustion
Phillip was his name
55:30 Dev: This environment was a collition nightmare, we might have left some gaps... 56:43 Dev as he sees he passed through a gap: We might have missed a gap. Lol.
This is gold. For me, as a programmer, to see how devs see this, with points about the actual problems they encountered during the making of the game, I mean everything in this video is pure gold.
Very cool to see devs reaction
No niin onki
@@Oliver-hd5fk Perkele
Its a crime how this game does not have NG+. It would be nice to replay the entire campaign with levitation skill.
RookieN08 Or at least hanging onto all the outfits and weapons you earned.
Yeah, it's pretty fun game. But so much of the cool stuff comes so much later that it probably should have come sooner, or had more end game content
@@AltimaNEO It's paced nicely if you just ignore all the side missions untill after you've completed the main story
Im sure the idea was out there, but the laziness prevailed
We thought we fixed that.
*Speedrunner uses launch build*
*it's super effective*
Oh my word, Remedy you little meme you
Also, Control is awesome
i love when they start pitching how they could help speedrunners with like the skip conversation stuff
This "dev reacting to speedrunners" is my favourite thing coming out of IGN right now.
This guy speedrun control on GDQ yesterday. The Remedy guys love it.
Finds out about game breaking bug
“This was left in intentionally”
how is it game breaking?
I can tell you as someone who works in software QA, this is definitely possible. I've written bugs that I thought would be significant to say the least, only for them to be ignored.
it's not a bug, it's a feature
what was gamebreaking
The game held up to most of the abuse
Zheezy sometimes you gotta consider the cost and benefit for fixing certain bugs if they’re not majorly disruptive to gameplay just leave it in.
As someone who watched a lot of cutscenes, it really is impressive how well this game holds up to him breaking it! All the out of bounds and skipping around, and when he drops back in works pretty much exactly as intended if you had normally got there, fantastic game!
I love that the developers pointed out the strange elevator that can move sideways. I remember noticing that on my first playthrough. Great game.
U can tell the devs both hate and respect this dude 😂
It's like a chief watching someone squirting ketchup all over his plate only ended up with someting tastes amazing
nahh
This man has found one simple trick
Game developers HATE him!
It's more of a "You beautiful bastard" tone. The "I love how you've found a way to do this... but you've also exposed all of the fuckyness of my game, AND skipped 90% of the content we made. I Love(hate) it!"
i think he hate a bit about he skip the fav. dev video before end xD
Speedrunners: *Doing speedrunner things*
Developers: "WooW"
This is so incredibly fascinating to watch. Just the devs talking would be alright, watching the speedrun is cool at first but I would get bored quickly, but the two of them combined is incredible.
it would be interesting if the speedrunner and devs could watch the speedrun together. i wonder what they'd talk about, or well, fight about.
there’s a video almost like that on psychonauts! the speedrunner speedruns the game while devs are watching in the same room
@@zhnsheel and it’s absolutely hilarious
LMAO at the devs watching him just completely skip over the Ashtray Maze.
Straight up bypassed the best part of the game
Gavin Felan word.
I mean at least he had to go through it like 50 times before he found out he could skip it lol
@@bplusstudios9031 Best part of the game? I'm surprised at how well received the maze was and how proud of the maze the devs sounded of it, considering I thought it was THE most disappointing part of the entire experience.
You never get a chance to get lost in an actual, shifting maze and explore it. They turned what I thought would be the most interesting part of the game into a gameplay loop of enter room -> kill enemies -> enter next room. it looked decently pretty, but the gameplay was so boring and bland I became progressively more and more peeved at it as I got through it. Came out the other side and was just like seriously? that's it? I felt so much hype for what seemed to be a mysterious maze and was let down so hard. ...and if you don't get the key first, you're literally just locked to 2 rooms. There's never a real sense of exploration and getting lost or maze-like feel to the gameplay there. They could have done SO much there, generated various area loops with different entries and exits taking you through to another loop, etc.
I really figured it was made the way it was because it was cut down for time (similar to the card puzzle that was dumbed down), but apparently that's not the case. Very disappointing..
Definitely best gaming moment of 2019 for me
I love how humble they are and honest about certain mistakes while still talking about how much hardwork went into keep the game functioning and stable throughout such a crazy run and how big the game is in general
Control must underrated game last year. One of my favorites, devoured every bit of content and lore.
Me too. It sent me to Alan wake then i added all the old gods songs to my playlist
I'd buy it if it weren't an epic games exclusive. /shrug
@@nZifnab agreed but i had to get it and steam didn't have it
this dev react series is really gud . please continue to make more.
I have only ever watched a few of these reactions to speed runs, but for whatever reason, this one was very entertaining and I stuck around the whole video. MORE PLEASE!!!
Control was my 2019 Game of the Year. It had so much & I loved it all, every image & every sound!! Gods this game is fantastic
"clipping through world was not intentional"...
"no thats on you" :D hahaha
Yeah i just caught that. Left him out in the cold by himself.
*That's cool to see again.* *I talked to the guy that did this speed run when IGN first put this video on and he told me that this is his favorite game and never feels sick of playing it.* *I asked him how he felt that IGN seen his video and posted it and now I gotta ask him how he feels about the actual developer's watching it lol.* *That's cool.*
*Mad props to this guy.*
Think of Super Mario bros. Made over 20 years ago. That game is still bieng speedrun to this day. If I was a Dev I would be hella proud of that and the speedrun community.
I do not know what this game is, nor the speedrunner, and even less the game studio. Yet here I am watching all the way
Same
I hope you’ve played it by now!
this is by far the best use of your contacts with game developers you've ever done. Keep doing stuff like this because this is genuinely cool to see
It is interesting to watch the balance between fascination and dread when it comes to the devs watching these. I really appreciate all the work you all do.
This is such an underrated game, it’s so much
How is Control underrated?
No need to worry. It's won some awards
Publicly Control was/is very underrated. Critically it did well
Fekica Mekica Fekica Mekica dumbass, underrated as in publicity and marketing, not in the gameplay. Barely anyone knows about control aside from those who watched the game awards and bought the game when it released. It didn’t have the same attention as Quatum break or Alan wake but over the years it definitely will
@@PuppetMasterdaath144 To be honest, I don't even remember what I was gonna say. It probably auto corrected to a whole new sentence lol. It's the internet, it's not that deep
Imagine creating a game which took a long time to make only to watch someone beating it in less than a hour
While skipping all the things you worked so hard on
The guy must have completed the game multiple times (spent many game hours) in order to become faster at it. So it's a win win for both developers and the player.
I believe the speed runner mentioned he played for 300 hours.
@@epsiloncentauri6067completely agree with you there. you can't speedrun if you haven't finished the game at least once.
As a game developer myself, it's always an honor to see that level of dedication
Speedrunner : "I have a bad feeling, I feel like the game is gonna crash"
Dev : *chuckles* (in Head: I'm in danger!)
"I thought i fixed that" is a MOOD.
Superb video filled with cool information, pls keep up with this series. Love to see devs comment on speedruns.
Dev: He missed a lot content and collectables
Speedrunners: Gotta get that time, gotta get that time
I feel so bad that it's the Lead Programmer and Lead Level Designer watching this. Literally the two people whose jobs are most involved with preventing the player from experiencing game-breaking bus, watching 49 minutes of glitches and out-of-bounds exploits...
"now it's getting personal for me" - Says tha Devs with tears in his eyes"🤣🤣🤣
If IGN is continuing this series I just hope the game developers don't make a huge update stopping Speedrunners.
Then they will just find other exploit from those fix XD
@@blushingralseiuwu2222 This is entertaining yet I don't want it to back fire.
speed runers, modders and hackers always find new exploits, it an everyday challenge for them
@@saruboss18 True.
Even if they patch put stuff the runners only need to not update the game or if they do then just uninstall then reinstall.
I watched this at GDQ. Amazing run, amazing runner. Awesome game! Also, their commentary is so informative so yes please, more of these!
Fixing it might open up the door to a list of new bugs so they don't bother if it's very hard to do or not game breaking.
This is SUCH a cool idea, I hope we see more like this. Having the creator witness people perfect their runs is very entertaining.
Hiss: I manipulate time and space, i break physics, mortal fear me
any% speedrunner: aw that's cute
Took me this long to find the service weapon ._.
The speedrunning is epic, the commentary is entertaining, and I'm here finding it cool that he uses a sample from The Architect by Haken as his sub alert noise
"I aint gonna watch an hour of speedrun, I'll just quickly skip throught it and go to bed"
*proceeds to watch the whole video*
dude same
indeed ^^
Exactly what I thought 49 minutes ago xD
I put it on 1.5speed
Very cool to see devs react to speed runs. I will have to watch this after i have finished the game myself 😊
This is an amazing video concept, and so much what I want to see more on gaming journalism platforms - analysis by developers of their games, especially of speedruns, because those tear them apart particularly. More of this!
I think all of that "We left that intentionally." is more like "We knew about it, but we didn't have time to fix it."
Hell yeah so glad to see bryonato here. Well deserved :)
Dude! Finding exploits in the game is like imagining your character is trapped in a video game and is desperately trying to finish it so they can finally escape so you need to find ways to escape faster. Bugs work so well with this video game concept
nice imagination ^^
At least it wasn't done in 12 minutes...(Outerworlds)
wow 12 minutes wtf. lol
I'd love to see the ID dev's react to a DOOM speedrun
I like these buds. It’s interesting hearing how the devs talk about what’s happening
*Show ridiculous exploitation of mechanics* Game dev: "Yep working as intended... we made it so that if you can do that its fine:)*hides the pain*"
If Jesse had fully realized her powers before walking into the Oldest House, I imagine it would have went something like this
Exactly
" that bug was left in intentionally. "
@@karlwiggett435 They're very close to a project. As anyone would be who spent years on it. Also, I don't think they're necessarily defensive as much as giving commentary that reflects their position of viewing the content. You spend a lot of time working on this so it's interesting like seeing your kid develop into an unruly teenager. You have to remark on it because it's your field if that makes sense. There isn't necessarily anything defensive about it and even if there was they're kinda entitled to being defensive.
@@karlwiggett435 people can explain things or provide detail without being defensive, you know
@@Wand422 I don't think it was. Just an acknowledgement that they knew about certain things and chose not to fix them, which is not a defense but an explanation.
@@karlwiggett435
I didn't feel like they were ?
When a dev says "We left that here intentionnally" it doesn't mean "We didn't want to fix it", it means "We knew about it but didn't get the time to fix it so we left it there"
Sometimes fixing a bug can break other stuff in unexpected ways, so not fixing a very specific bug is sometimes the best way to deal with a bug.
Of course, they don't want people to clip through walls, that's not intended. But the bugs allowing you to do so need so many variables to be in place that it doesn't matter if they are fixed or not, you probably have way more urgent stuff to do.
And they say that they were impressed by the ways that man broke their games, they were cool with it.
"He's not doing a side mission"
This is so cool. It's nice hearing actual human devs talk about their baby, not giving the typical apologetic robotic message. I hope they make this a series.
So glad this is a thing. I’ve wanted someone to make a series like this for years
I like how when they discover these extremely hard to execute bugs in Q/A, they realize no ordinary player will find it, so they just leave it.
This format is super awesome to see the developers react to speedruns of their game!
My GOTY for 2019, and one of the best action games I've ever played. By the time you get all your powers the game is an absolute buzz to play - it's still challenging all the way to the end, all of your powers are useful(unlike other games there are no pointless powers that just look flashy and that you never use), you have to improvise _all the time._
Just thinking about Control makes me feel like a smoker without a cigarette: every action game I've played since has felt limp by comparison. There HAS TO be a sequel.
My thoughts as well. We have two DLC expansions coming this year, hopefully that will be enough! It's criminal how under the radar this game has gone, I was constantly talking it up earlier this year and basically no one had heard of it.
@@mjolnir112 Maybe if it wasn't an epic games exclusive...
nZifnab maybe...I guess we shall see when it’s out on steam later this year
It's awesome seeing a game from a dev's point of view, and learning behind the scenes stuff.
Why would a channel with 15M subs release videos with just quiet audio, I've had to turn it up so much that every time an advert comes on it's like an explosion of sound.
these develpers reacting to speedruns are awesome. would love to see more of them. thanks IGN!!
Speedrunners are the most dedicated players. They meed to play the game long enough to know ot like the back of their hands.
Omg I love this. I hope this becomes a series.
I can hear the pain in his voice when he skips content
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS IT SHOULD BE A WHOLE SERIES
Control one of the best game 2019.
Wow, it was outstanding. I'm really surprised. Please, continue bringing up this kind of content 🙏
*Detected the bug player use to speedrun*
Dev : I thought i fixed that ?!
Please make more of this Dev react videos... I love them !
"I thought I fixed that" - said every developer at least one point in their careers
As someone looking to get into game dev this series is one of the coolest ideas i've seen. Its for sure better when the devs haven't seen a bunch of speedruns of their game so the newer the game the better. Ign really hit gold with this and I hope they continue making them!
In reference to maze: "I think this is a crowd favorite."
Yes, yes it is. I still want to be able to play it again after the main story is done. Like a wave-based thing, or even just being able to replay it. Please Remedy, please.
I'm sure you've already noticed it but you can now in the newest expansion, relive any boss fight and replay key moments like the ashtray maze
These videos never fail to get huge laughs from me, please continue!
Loved how much combat is in the run
YES! Love Bryonato's channel.
Man I'd LOVE to see other Devs reacting to speed runs. That would be super interesting. Fingers crossed 🤞.
I’ve never played or plan on playing this game but watched and really enjoyed this 59min video 😂
I appreciate the devs' commentary and the speedrun itself.
53:53 Damn, that "oh" at the end :(
It sounded so genuinely hurt T.T
These videos are always super interesting to watch!
The levels in this game were made by: A damn person. (Adam Persson) lol :)
This is a great series btw, keep it up, proud of you
When it is important to mash a button, speedrunners assign it on a mouse with a "free wheel".
It's great to see this fascinating relationship between devs and "true optimisers" like speedrunners and professional gamers
Game Devs: "The game is finished and polished!"
Speedrunners: *Finds an exploit to bypass huge parts of the game*
Game Devs: *Sweating Intensifies*
Bethesda and Ubisoft: