TIMESTAMPS 0:55 Dungeons & Daddies podcast 4:00 What would you do to entertain yourselves on a desert island? 5:34 Busking 9:44 Memorizing things is an impressive skill 13:08 Arctic trailer 14:31 TH-cam's image 18:21 Short videos vs narrative stuff (VGHS) 22:48 Characters in short videos vs narrative stuff and what makes a video memorable 26:14 Gamer archetype 27:42 Early years and VFX 35:25 Influence of Reddit 37:08 Video making grind 38:20 Effects to health 40:32 Rocketjump nowadays, Anime Crimes Division 43:28 Action and context 44:18 Anime Fast and Furious, premium videos 46:15 Vines and three-panel comics 48:20 Everything changes 49:36 Fortnite dental floss 52:00 Game types (like battle royale) 54:45 Value of your life in video games, king of the hill 59:50 Why isn't there a VGHS season 4? Story arcs 1:06:53 Biggest challenge - TH-cam vs Hollywood 1:15:22 Movie budgets 1:18:34 Freddie's coolest hobbies, magic, race drones, podcasts: Story Break, D&D 1:21:32 URLs 1:24:20 TacTWOcal Reloads brainstorm 1:27:04 Hobbs And Shaw
WOAH, I didn't even realize how recent this was. I just thought they were just forgotten about, but they just shut down a couple days ago. All those early TH-cam memories and Machinima freakout videos.. RIP..
Are Freddie and Brandon not friends anymore? I haven't really gotten that vibe. Sure they parted ways professionally since they are now doing different things, but I've never seen them speak I'll of the other.
lordkandar They don’t speak ill of each other. Both of them have chalked it up to creative differences and said that they still get along as friends perfectly well, but I think people assume they’re on bad terms because Freddie and Brandon seem to have not interacted or done anything with one another in the many years since they split.
Freddie is a great podcast guest. He knows the different between a podcast and an interview. When they ask a question, he will answer it, then throw it back. He asks questions, this is a proper conversation. You can really tell these guys go way back.
Also, you mention clockblockers, arguably the one short you did that really-really got me into corridor content. Can we get a sequel now so many years later with all the new stuff you've learned and skills attained?! would be epic!
@@sdawddwtrtr2305 What does that even mean? how would that even... and now I'm thinking of a shovel. Great, what am I going to do with an imaginary shovel! Why do you have so many shovels!?
I remember watching Freddiew and Corridor Digital videos in highschool thinking Damn those look nice. Which made me want to learn about VFX, which made me go to film school and now so many years later I recently got my first Lead Compositor job working at a major VFX studio on Hollywood blockbusters. All because some Asian guy and two dudes from Minnesota liked guns. It's great to hear you guys talk together like this, you were and still are my idols.
This is still one of my favorite Corridor Cast episodes, to date. Freddie Wong's laugh is so absolutely wholesome and contagious, I can't get enough of it. His laugh will brighten even my darkest of days. ♡
Freddie has such an eloquent structure to his thoughts. He ties in all the small details and keeps them connected to the topic, while connecting several topics cohesively. So much good information from these podcasts 🧠🤯
when Freddie said that youtube has solidified as a personality cult medium it really struck a nerve with me. i've sort of grown up with youtube and i guess thats why, but thats also why i feel that as of late theres no content on youtube, like the last year or two.
Any long form content that takes more than double the time to edit than air is not economically viable. They adjusted the pay outs a few times and the only viable content is either cultural phenomenons like hot ones or talking heads or something kids like.
im late but freddie really puts into words and articulate a lot of things I've been thinking about, especially how the landscape of youtube has changed so much in a way to a consumable, "fast-food"-esque production line. Quality content takes longer to make, and the payout is just not enough for it to be sustainable unfortunately, because the majority of youtube's audience (going by how content is catered for) is younger teens/kids. I'm just barely on the edge of that audience and millenials (who absolutely hate the former), and so I can kinda see both sides of the coin here. A lot of the content I watch is reviews, animations, vfx videos, documentaries, video essays, that kinda stuff. And just a trip through my favourites over the last couple years (when I was transitioning from the young teen to young adult) can tell you how my preferences have changed from comedy skits and spontaneous stream highlight moments to worked content that takes time to produce. I moved out of the primary audience by growing up a little, and I can see exactly what they mean now. Maybe there could be a way for people to educate appreciation of arts/craftsmanship (and thats not limited to literal "arts" and creative stuff, but other things too), but that's just wishful thinking
When talking about Corridor Videos, it's the Skyrim one that first comes into mind. And when talking about the FreddieW character, it's him from the Katamari and the Jedi A-holes videos. I am old in the internet.
i remember the old days of TH-cam, freddie, brandon and then you guys, feels like ages ago. TH-cam is so different now, the content is so different, and the youtubers themselves are freakin' famous! Good and bad at the same time, I guess. Nice seeing you guys together again.
Can you guys reduce the "whoosh" transition sound volume by 5%, then increase the people's voice volume by 5%? Just a QoL request for us Spotify listeners, thank you 😊
I don’t know if it’s because I grew up watching him but listening to Freddie W talk is like listening to an old friend. It’s just very familiar, very cozy almost.
THANK YOU FREDDIE! Shaw did kill Han and now he’s friends with everyone?? Fast and Furious breaks the laws of physics on a regular basis but the one thing that was most unbelievable was Shaw becoming friends with everyone.
It's good to hear that the rocket jump channel isn't just gone and it's cool to hear his goal for what it's moving towards, a more narrative driven (good) quality story and not shorts. Interesting listen.
I think the biggest thing that youtube can't shake is that the 4th Wall is either very thin or completely non-existent. Even Corridor's main videos, which usually don't break it; there's still a sense of "Look at this cool video we made" because youtube just has that interpersonal air about it. It's almost like if you were close friends with Steven Spielberg and he personally showed you a short video he just made.
Love you guys. Thanks for all the interesting talks. Have been a fan since Frozen Crossing, and my foundation of video was learned through you guys and freddiew's tutorials. Grateful for what you guys have brought, and really enjoy hearing this long form content.
freddiew was one of the first channels I ever watched along with protonjon, what a time ago its been. really great, insightful podcast! not often i listen to podcasts, will be binging these for sure
Great to see the podcast buddy guests coming full circle with Freddie coming on. Still waiting on that clip of Niko dropping his drumstick from all those years ago lol
Another great interview and very interesting! At about an hour the conversation gets to career first with why no VGHS season 4 (quick shoutout VGHS was awesome and was a great exploration of narrative storytelling and you guys did great with it Freddie) and then what challenges he faces now. He talks at length about context and how his career could be different. Not sure if this counts for much as I am a nobody, but you guys are all amazing. You are amazing filmmakers. You have made interesting, entertaining, and in some cases profound content. You are proven entities and any person would be lucky to have you guys directing their movies or shows.
On the point of mods in video games. Two of my most fondest memories of Minecraft were Hunger Games online games, and Civilization online mod. Imagine Playing CIV, except you are the worker, the bowman and the ruler of the CIV, and all of the rest of the workers and bowmen in your CIV were other players you met in the game. Holy shit that was so fun on a server that hosted more than 500 players at a time. Our CIV had more than 30 active players on it, who all talked on Teamspeak. The game lasted for about two months, and our CIV ended up concurring the entire server. Good times, good times. I would definitely play this again if the servers were still up, or if someone made an actual game based on this idea, similar to what Pubg is to Arma.
Little feedback. How awesome would it be that in the description you have a timeline of topics. For example if I wanted to hear something just on VGHS. I can go to the description, find a (time).
The very first king of the hill game mode that I played was in Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising way back in the day. It was very similar to the way that Arma's version plays in the sense that you would use vehicles to get to the combat zone.
Today is the first day that I watch the podcast mainly because of Freddy. I actually prefer the Corridor Crew videos over their actual content. But I just watched the first episode of Rush and man that was wild!!! I probably should support them on Patreon. So amazing what you guys can do!
I feel what Sam was saying about not shooting people in multiplayer shooters. It seems weird to me that shooting someone is usually more valued than avoiding contact. I was sad to discover the "run-through" state in Tarkov. The only game I've played where explicitly not engaging the enemy can be beneficial is in Squad where flag captures are immensely more important than kills. Back in Arma's Battle Royale, most of my matches were me avoiding the enemy and judging the terrain to remain undetected within each circle, only engaging other players when I absolutely had to.
Yo! Have you ever thought about having these podcasts in a public setting of sorts? Kinda like a talkshow or something? Like, have a live audience listen to you guys chat with each other and even maybe a Q&A session? Even if you don't have a huge crowd, you're still satisfying the goal of having a wholesome podcast. If you pull this off, just set a date and location, and fans closeby can drop by and stuff. I'd love to see that. :D
Once the podcast has proven successful and sustainable, which we're quite optimistic about with how it's going in the first few months so far, then a Live Cast would definitely be fun! But that's a whole other beast. I grew up in theatre and have worked live events professionally for years and a lot more goes into it for a polished product. Still, it's not outside the realm of possibility for the future. -Jarrett
Guys the audio volume it is super low. Could you please raise it up for next podcast? I have to crank up the volume to the max, and I feel that the audio is lower to other youtube video media.
Freddie is so on point about the middle ground of Hollywood nd how it's either 9 figure big-budget franchises, or barely 7 figure low budget stuff. Without that midle ground where studios were willing to take chances and give these great artists the ability to produce their ideas, there'd be no Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Terminator, Predator, Taxi Driver, Fight Club, and so on. And now with Disney buying up all these properties so that can give all these old franchises THEIR take on it (safe/no risk taking, along with the original tone being lost) is going to be the death of Hollywood IMO.
I think that middle ground they talking at 1:17:00 today being transferred to Netflix and similar services maybe? They produce some of that "good, but not blockbuster" stuff now.
Please give the noise gate you have on your mices a longer hold. It's making my surround system blink every time you stop talking for half a second. I can also hear it being a little aggressive, so turn the range up a bit so it doesn't mute the signal entirely but just like 16 dbs. That should do the trick 👨💻 Like the content! Keep it up 😁
TheGamingTrollHouse what's your point? You just have to call people poor? My sound system is actually pretty good, I just wanted everyone to have a better experience listening to the podcast, by sharing some experience. So go take your dumb comment elsewhere.
Casanova's Liquor in Hudson across from Lakeland. Now it's a fancy wine bar - the hipsters have gentrified that area. Minnesota also recently allowed Sunday liquor sales, so it's not as hot as it used to be. Wow, didn't realize you were from the area, small world!
For Tactoocool Reloads, start in an office area and have Jake walk by Clint and reprimand him for playing games while on the job, and as that happens in the back ground introduce Freddie and Niko. They start fighting, so on and so forth, and then they are looking for other things to reload when Clint yells out, "No! No! Reload! Reload! Why can't I reload!?" as he's panicking and mashing his keyboard. The R button gets flung off the keyboard and hits Freddie in the head. Freddie and Niko turn, look at the button, look at each other, then they both dash for the R button on the ground, fighting as they make their way to Clint's key board, and then they topple into Clint. Freddie and Clint look at each other. A glare of recognition passes between them, then they see that Niko has the R key and is about to put it back on the keyboard. Clint and Freddie turn back, shake hands, and then attack Niko together. Eventually the R key flies away and hits Jake, who is coming back. They all tackle him. Shenanigans ensue.
two reasons why i started making vfx and youtube channel
1 freddiew
2 corridor digital
it's almost 10 years ago! still love you guys.
i got seriously into it about 9 months ago and the quality of the vfx these guys do and the SPEED is mindblowing. theyre inspiring
thanks for the shoutout my dudes
love your stuff and your hair(s)
I love your hair(s)
please be on next
Oh, you're here! Um... I love you too.
Corridor no homo but I’d be down to watch
Gus! I love your videos!
Freddie is more active on the Corridor channel than he is on Rocket Jump.
he and rocket jump can go eat shit.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:55 Dungeons & Daddies podcast
4:00 What would you do to entertain yourselves on a desert island?
5:34 Busking
9:44 Memorizing things is an impressive skill
13:08 Arctic trailer
14:31 TH-cam's image
18:21 Short videos vs narrative stuff (VGHS)
22:48 Characters in short videos vs narrative stuff and what makes a video memorable
26:14 Gamer archetype
27:42 Early years and VFX
35:25 Influence of Reddit
37:08 Video making grind
38:20 Effects to health
40:32 Rocketjump nowadays, Anime Crimes Division
43:28 Action and context
44:18 Anime Fast and Furious, premium videos
46:15 Vines and three-panel comics
48:20 Everything changes
49:36 Fortnite dental floss
52:00 Game types (like battle royale)
54:45 Value of your life in video games, king of the hill
59:50 Why isn't there a VGHS season 4? Story arcs
1:06:53 Biggest challenge - TH-cam vs Hollywood
1:15:22 Movie budgets
1:18:34 Freddie's coolest hobbies, magic, race drones, podcasts: Story Break, D&D
1:21:32 URLs
1:24:20 TacTWOcal Reloads brainstorm
1:27:04 Hobbs And Shaw
Thank you for this!
Not all heros wear capes
The real MVP
Appreciate this. I nearly exited this video
hat tip to you sir
That Machinima mug tho... RIP
I was thinking the same thing
WOAH, I didn't even realize how recent this was. I just thought they were just forgotten about, but they just shut down a couple days ago.
All those early TH-cam memories and Machinima freakout videos.. RIP..
I’d kinda like to see a Freddie and Brandon reunion on this podcast
I'd cry everytime
Not sure of how harmonious/not awkward it'd be
Or any podcast... even the story break podcast freddie does is noice...
Are Freddie and Brandon not friends anymore? I haven't really gotten that vibe. Sure they parted ways professionally since they are now doing different things, but I've never seen them speak I'll of the other.
lordkandar They don’t speak ill of each other. Both of them have chalked it up to creative differences and said that they still get along as friends perfectly well, but I think people assume they’re on bad terms because Freddie and Brandon seem to have not interacted or done anything with one another in the many years since they split.
I love how this became Freddie Wong interviewing Sam and Niko lol
Freddie is a great podcast guest. He knows the different between a podcast and an interview. When they ask a question, he will answer it, then throw it back. He asks questions, this is a proper conversation. You can really tell these guys go way back.
Niko's intro got me so pumped for the podcast. VGHS Season 4 biggest rocket jump meme
at least they went a number higher than valve
@@capkenway Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Also, you mention clockblockers, arguably the one short you did that really-really got me into corridor content. Can we get a sequel now so many years later with all the new stuff you've learned and skills attained?! would be epic!
TactiCOOL Reloads
TacTWOcal Reloads
Tactical THREEloads
T4CT1C4L Reloads
Tactical RELOAD5
Tactical Rel6ads
7AC7ICAL RELOADS
Tactical REIGHTloads
Tactical REL9ADS
Tactical RE10ADS
11 Tactical reloads: You won't believe number 7
okay I'll stop
These were literally every upstart airsoft youtube names
"You won't believe number 7" hahahah! xD
That L33t speak gives me flash backs
Top comment DESERVED.
@@sdawddwtrtr2305 What does that even mean? how would that even... and now I'm thinking of a shovel. Great, what am I going to do with an imaginary shovel! Why do you have so many shovels!?
I remember watching Freddiew and Corridor Digital videos in highschool thinking Damn those look nice. Which made me want to learn about VFX, which made me go to film school and now so many years later I recently got my first Lead Compositor job working at a major VFX studio on Hollywood blockbusters. All because some Asian guy and two dudes from Minnesota liked guns. It's great to hear you guys talk together like this, you were and still are my idols.
Machinima mug, RIP...
“34 minutes” on exactly 34:00...
I see you corridor, I see you
EVPro they probably have a screen with the time somewhere there and he picked it as an example from there
Lmaooo wow
On the dot.
As a longtime Corridor/FreddieW/Node fan, this podcast was so nostalgic for me. Thank you guys.
VGHS was amazing! Just rewatched it and it holds up. Love that show
Node videos when Freddie was still playing with Brandon, Sam, and Niko are some of my favorite videos on the whole website. Love you guys.
Thank you for this! Just need D now
OK, after last week we really need to get the perfect guest, the tipiest of the topiest, the ultimate meme lord... FREDDIE!
Man Freddie hijacked the podcast in the best way, he asked more questions than Sam and Niko, I love it!
This is still one of my favorite Corridor Cast episodes, to date. Freddie Wong's laugh is so absolutely wholesome and contagious, I can't get enough of it. His laugh will brighten even my darkest of days. ♡
For the record, I loved VGHS. It was fantastic, and I loved every second of it.
VGHS was awesome. I shared that serious with everyone it was something that represented me and a lot of things that I truly liked it understood.
Wow Freddie really drive this podcast. He was his own host and guest.
Freddie is just on another level in a lot of ways lol
Incredibly insightful and inspiring. Good too see Freddie!
These 3 guys are some of the founding fathers of polished youtube content and this video has a measly
Freddie has such an eloquent structure to his thoughts. He ties in all the small details and keeps them connected to the topic, while connecting several topics cohesively. So much good information from these podcasts 🧠🤯
My favorite busker was a violinist. I listened to them in Seattle. After I got
Out of Phantom of the Opera, they played the music from the show.
That's smart of them
when Freddie said that youtube has solidified as a personality cult medium it really struck a nerve with me. i've sort of grown up with youtube and i guess thats why, but thats also why i feel that as of late theres no content on youtube, like the last year or two.
Giraffozilla yep. Nothing but vloggers and influencers getting the real views. Sign of the times.
Any long form content that takes more than double the time to edit than air is not economically viable. They adjusted the pay outs a few times and the only viable content is either cultural phenomenons like hot ones or talking heads or something kids like.
im late but freddie really puts into words and articulate a lot of things I've been thinking about, especially how the landscape of youtube has changed so much in a way to a consumable, "fast-food"-esque production line. Quality content takes longer to make, and the payout is just not enough for it to be sustainable unfortunately, because the majority of youtube's audience (going by how content is catered for) is younger teens/kids. I'm just barely on the edge of that audience and millenials (who absolutely hate the former), and so I can kinda see both sides of the coin here. A lot of the content I watch is reviews, animations, vfx videos, documentaries, video essays, that kinda stuff. And just a trip through my favourites over the last couple years (when I was transitioning from the young teen to young adult) can tell you how my preferences have changed from comedy skits and spontaneous stream highlight moments to worked content that takes time to produce. I moved out of the primary audience by growing up a little, and I can see exactly what they mean now. Maybe there could be a way for people to educate appreciation of arts/craftsmanship (and thats not limited to literal "arts" and creative stuff, but other things too), but that's just wishful thinking
You can tell how openly passionate Freddie is about his works and what he used to make. I love this dude and his legacy.
When talking about Corridor Videos, it's the Skyrim one that first comes into mind. And when talking about the FreddieW character, it's him from the Katamari and the Jedi A-holes videos. I am old in the internet.
A year alter and this still hits! Thank you guys for doing this!
VGHS was my childhood, Id love a full pod about it.
i remember the old days of TH-cam, freddie, brandon and then you guys, feels like ages ago. TH-cam is so different now, the content is so different, and the youtubers themselves are freakin' famous! Good and bad at the same time, I guess. Nice seeing you guys together again.
TH-cam personalities are famous in a bubble. Other than one or two people, we'd probably have a different list of people that we'd see as famous.
"I don't bet on horses. I ride them." absolutely killed me. Hahaha. That's such a good line. Also the whole "Tac2cool Reloads" plot sounds amazing. xD
58:53 Marathon 2 - first person shooter by Bungie for the Macintosh. 1995. Had King of the Hill. Still play it today, from time to time.
Can you guys reduce the "whoosh" transition sound volume by 5%, then increase the people's voice volume by 5%? Just a QoL request for us Spotify listeners, thank you 😊
Use a real podcast app with volume normalization lol
I don’t know if it’s because I grew up watching him but listening to Freddie W talk is like listening to an old friend. It’s just very familiar, very cozy almost.
'I don't bet on horses, I ride them' LMAOO
THANK YOU FREDDIE! Shaw did kill Han and now he’s friends with everyone?? Fast and Furious breaks the laws of physics on a regular basis but the one thing that was most unbelievable was Shaw becoming friends with everyone.
It's good to hear that the rocket jump channel isn't just gone and it's cool to hear his goal for what it's moving towards, a more narrative driven (good) quality story and not shorts.
Interesting listen.
59:50 Freddie talks about season 4 VGHS
Love seeing you guys all together, great podcast!
Idk if its just me, but seeing Sam like lowkey tired and exhausted is pretty sad. Hard working and family man. Big up
I think the biggest thing that youtube can't shake is that the 4th Wall is either very thin or completely non-existent. Even Corridor's main videos, which usually don't break it; there's still a sense of "Look at this cool video we made" because youtube just has that interpersonal air about it. It's almost like if you were close friends with Steven Spielberg and he personally showed you a short video he just made.
"I don't bet on horses, I ride them." hahahaha
Im so with freddie on that memory skill rant.
VGHS is my favorite video game themed series. Thank you
Corridor x Nigahiga Podcast
Bro i completely forgot about him, he was a big hit back in the day
Omg I lost it at the end with the brainstorm of ideas, it was so good
Love you guys. Thanks for all the interesting talks. Have been a fan since Frozen Crossing, and my foundation of video was learned through you guys and freddiew's tutorials. Grateful for what you guys have brought, and really enjoy hearing this long form content.
This is the podcast I've been waiting for! You guys are like the historians of internet storytelling. Thanks for this!
This was an amazing episode. Great work guys really enjoyed it!
Best podcast so far! Brings back old memories.
freddiew was one of the first channels I ever watched along with protonjon, what a time ago its been. really great, insightful podcast! not often i listen to podcasts, will be binging these for sure
Love the podcast! It was a great one and the flow was amazing, great transitions and awesome topics!
Great to see the podcast buddy guests coming full circle with Freddie coming on. Still waiting on that clip of Niko dropping his drumstick from all those years ago lol
4:07 why Sam always looks so creepy into the camera during podcasts? ;P
Hees undressing you with his eyes 👀
Freddie is one of the the grand fathers of TH-cam even more than peediepie and all other great creators and made best videos on this platform
Didn't realize you guys had a podcast! Used to be a big fan back in the 'golden days', glad to be back.
This is great entertaining when you're sick... thanks
lol Bronchitis?
Freddie! VGHS would be AMAZING! Not perfect, of course, but it was such a fun experience and so cool to see so much of what we wanted out of life!
Another great interview and very interesting! At about an hour the conversation gets to career first with why no VGHS season 4 (quick shoutout VGHS was awesome and was a great exploration of narrative storytelling and you guys did great with it Freddie) and then what challenges he faces now. He talks at length about context and how his career could be different. Not sure if this counts for much as I am a nobody, but you guys are all amazing. You are amazing filmmakers. You have made interesting, entertaining, and in some cases profound content. You are proven entities and any person would be lucky to have you guys directing their movies or shows.
On the point of mods in video games. Two of my most fondest memories of Minecraft were Hunger Games online games, and Civilization online mod. Imagine Playing CIV, except you are the worker, the bowman and the ruler of the CIV, and all of the rest of the workers and bowmen in your CIV were other players you met in the game. Holy shit that was so fun on a server that hosted more than 500 players at a time. Our CIV had more than 30 active players on it, who all talked on Teamspeak. The game lasted for about two months, and our CIV ended up concurring the entire server. Good times, good times. I would definitely play this again if the servers were still up, or if someone made an actual game based on this idea, similar to what Pubg is to Arma.
Joonas Halpin dude Hunger Games online were the shit. Me and my buddy played hours of this. Wayy before pubg or any of that 😂
Little feedback.
How awesome would it be that in the description you have a timeline of topics.
For example if I wanted to hear something just on VGHS. I can go to the description, find a (time).
I second this
Like an index. Like how Hardware Unboxed does theirs.
Yes PKA already does this. But they do 4 hour podcasts
U 3 n Brandon are the reason i got into vfx
Man seeing these guys talk about the old days reminds me of GakAttack. Dang I miss that guy.
The very first king of the hill game mode that I played was in Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising way back in the day. It was very similar to the way that Arma's version plays in the sense that you would use vehicles to get to the combat zone.
dude i literally write about you in an essay about a person that inspired me back when i was in Elementary School .
Oh my god the machinima mug
58:33 The first King of the Hill game type was probably a playground in 1800s: I first played it IRL with my friends on top of the snow pile.
VGHS is the only series I watched like 4 times.
I think often independent webseries are great, but I agree that most of the times nobody cares.
Today is the first day that I watch the podcast mainly because of Freddy. I actually prefer the Corridor Crew videos over their actual content.
But I just watched the first episode of Rush and man that was wild!!!
I probably should support them on Patreon. So amazing what you guys can do!
I feel what Sam was saying about not shooting people in multiplayer shooters. It seems weird to me that shooting someone is usually more valued than avoiding contact. I was sad to discover the "run-through" state in Tarkov. The only game I've played where explicitly not engaging the enemy can be beneficial is in Squad where flag captures are immensely more important than kills. Back in Arma's Battle Royale, most of my matches were me avoiding the enemy and judging the terrain to remain undetected within each circle, only engaging other players when I absolutely had to.
Sam, you missed the perfect opportunity to plug your book with the "What would you do on a desert island?" question
Yo! Have you ever thought about having these podcasts in a public setting of sorts? Kinda like a talkshow or something? Like, have a live audience listen to you guys chat with each other and even maybe a Q&A session? Even if you don't have a huge crowd, you're still satisfying the goal of having a wholesome podcast.
If you pull this off, just set a date and location, and fans closeby can drop by and stuff. I'd love to see that. :D
Once the podcast has proven successful and sustainable, which we're quite optimistic about with how it's going in the first few months so far, then a Live Cast would definitely be fun!
But that's a whole other beast. I grew up in theatre and have worked live events professionally for years and a lot more goes into it for a polished product. Still, it's not outside the realm of possibility for the future.
-Jarrett
It was such a good feeling hearing freddie say the og comic artist was Bill Watterson, that was my childhood
Guys the audio volume it is super low. Could you please raise it up for next podcast? I have to crank up the volume to the max, and I feel that the audio is lower to other youtube video media.
Freddie is super charismatic, damn
Freddie is so on point about the middle ground of Hollywood nd how it's either 9 figure big-budget franchises, or barely 7 figure low budget stuff. Without that midle ground where studios were willing to take chances and give these great artists the ability to produce their ideas, there'd be no Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Terminator, Predator, Taxi Driver, Fight Club, and so on. And now with Disney buying up all these properties so that can give all these old franchises THEIR take on it (safe/no risk taking, along with the original tone being lost) is going to be the death of Hollywood IMO.
Loved this episode , I also searched for the d&d podcast Freddie mentioned and it's hilarious xD . Hope the make more of it .
I think that middle ground they talking at 1:17:00 today being transferred to Netflix and similar services maybe? They produce some of that "good, but not blockbuster" stuff now.
Rocket League shout out!! 53:48 ! I'd love to see Corridor and/or Node do some Rocket League content again.
Love the podcast guys. Keep em coming 😁
Clockblockers rocked and stands the test of time
Spot on with the Nolan impression.
this has been an awesome pod
that was a good one. Really liked the end
Bike Hero on EXPERT is still one of my favorite things that exist on the internet.
Please give the noise gate you have on your mices a longer hold. It's making my surround system blink every time you stop talking for half a second. I can also hear it being a little aggressive, so turn the range up a bit so it doesn't mute the signal entirely but just like 16 dbs. That should do the trick 👨💻 Like the content! Keep it up 😁
Buy a better sound system.
TheGamingTrollHouse what's your point? You just have to call people poor? My sound system is actually pretty good, I just wanted everyone to have a better experience listening to the podcast, by sharing some experience. So go take your dumb comment elsewhere.
Casanova's Liquor in Hudson across from Lakeland. Now it's a fancy wine bar - the hipsters have gentrified that area. Minnesota also recently allowed Sunday liquor sales, so it's not as hot as it used to be. Wow, didn't realize you were from the area, small world!
Must have guest: J LOGAN OLSON
LOOOOOGAAANS REEEEAAADYYYYY
Would be Legendary
You guys should try and interview Peter McKinnon.
Get the Buff Dudes on the Corridor Cast!
Love these videos fr. Especially with people I like. Makes it so enjoyable :)
Interesting. Great to see Freddy W be on here! Also, not even one dislike.
Speaking of all time classics, Flower Warfare is still one of mine
For Tactoocool Reloads, start in an office area and have Jake walk by Clint and reprimand him for playing games while on the job, and as that happens in the back ground introduce Freddie and Niko. They start fighting, so on and so forth, and then they are looking for other things to reload when Clint yells out, "No! No! Reload! Reload! Why can't I reload!?" as he's panicking and mashing his keyboard. The R button gets flung off the keyboard and hits Freddie in the head. Freddie and Niko turn, look at the button, look at each other, then they both dash for the R button on the ground, fighting as they make their way to Clint's key board, and then they topple into Clint. Freddie and Clint look at each other. A glare of recognition passes between them, then they see that Niko has the R key and is about to put it back on the keyboard. Clint and Freddie turn back, shake hands, and then attack Niko together. Eventually the R key flies away and hits Jake, who is coming back. They all tackle him. Shenanigans ensue.
Sequel: Tac2cool Reloads.
Trilogy: Tacticool: Threeloaded.
This reminds me of the rocket jump podcast days when Niko and Same were on freddie's podcast. The circle of life.