9:00-9:05, No offense but that looks like a prime mind illusion, is that Yahtzee's upper lip and nose or are they his lips?Yahtzee has huge upper lip.
The Escapist Presents: Audience Questions for Yahtzee
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I goddamn hated that Heavy metal music.
They should've had subtiles for Mr Croshaws answers and for the questions.
They should've had subtiles for Mr Croshaws answers and for the questions.
You know... I have a horrible feeling that Yahtzee is actually a pretty easy going guy in every day life.. When he's not tearing someone a new arsehole 
Great to see him in action live for once. Shame about the background "music" interfering in the audibiliy, as well as the aforementioned impossibility of deducing what on earth the questions actually were.
Great to see him in action live for once. Shame about the background "music" interfering in the audibiliy, as well as the aforementioned impossibility of deducing what on earth the questions actually were.
Alright, this would have been a tough choice for me ... A Yahtzee-Q&A-Section and a concert of The Megas at the same time? Now that's just cruel!
Anyways, interesting insight on Zero Punctuation, it's always nice to hear Yahtz talk outside his work.
Anyways, interesting insight on Zero Punctuation, it's always nice to hear Yahtz talk outside his work.
Yahtzee, why don't you try out the multiplayer aspects of games?
I sometimes realize how completely ignorant I am about the singleplayer parts of games when I see one of your reviews and realize I never actually played the singleplayer campaign because I'm too busy enjoying multiplayer instead of playing fish-in-a-barrel with the AI (or in the extreme, getting shot through 7 layers of foliage from a mile away from every enemy on the map at the same time).
For that reason, I believe that some games are better known for their multiplayer parts, and single player missions in them feel as tacked on as multiplayer does in other titles. At the worst, you would have more fodder for your very enjoyable rants, and at best, you might have a bit of fun!
I sometimes realize how completely ignorant I am about the singleplayer parts of games when I see one of your reviews and realize I never actually played the singleplayer campaign because I'm too busy enjoying multiplayer instead of playing fish-in-a-barrel with the AI (or in the extreme, getting shot through 7 layers of foliage from a mile away from every enemy on the map at the same time).
For that reason, I believe that some games are better known for their multiplayer parts, and single player missions in them feel as tacked on as multiplayer does in other titles. At the worst, you would have more fodder for your very enjoyable rants, and at best, you might have a bit of fun!