Three Geeks Chatting
Platinum Trophies, Kingdom hearts, and Gaming for the soul!
Have you ever stopped to ponder what puts the 'gamer' in 'gaming enthusiast'? We've all been there, controller in hand, eyes glued to the screen, heart racing with every achievement unlocked. Join us as we embark on a spirited journey through the essence of gaming identity. From the heart-pounding narratives of story modes to the relentless pursuit of platinum trophies, we've covered it all. Hannah, our resident 'platinum gamer,' opens up about her transformative adventures with "Spider-Man 2" and "Miles Morales," and we muse over the possibility of iconic characters like Nathan Drake stepping out of their usual realms into alternate gaming universes.
Remember the feeling of camaraderie during a late-night gaming session with friends? We do! This episode is a love letter to that shared experience, as we traverse the highs of cooperative play in games like Helldivers. We weave tales of emotional depth in RPGs such as "Dragon Age." let's not forget the classics; a nod to "Knights of the Old Republic" reminds us of the timeless magic of gaming.
We wrap up with a touch of nostalgia, a hint of frustration, and a commitment to keeping it family-friendly. Dive into memories of "Star Wars: Battlefront 2," laugh with us over the quirks of family gaming, and feel the sting of dealing with a corrupted "Modern Warfare 3" disc. As always, we're here to connect with you, our fellow gaming aficionados. Tune in for heartfelt confessions, playful banter, and a sincere thank you for being part of the Two Geeks Chatting family. Until next time, keep those consoles humming and the joy of gaming alive.
Have you ever stopped to ponder what puts the 'gamer' in 'gaming enthusiast'? We've all been there, controller in hand, eyes glued to the screen, heart racing with every achievement unlocked. Join us as we embark on a spirited journey through the essence of gaming identity. From the heart-pounding narratives of story modes to the relentless pursuit of platinum trophies, we've covered it all. Hannah, our resident 'platinum gamer,' opens up about her transformative adventures with "Spider-Man 2" and "Miles Morales," and we muse over the possibility of iconic characters like Nathan Drake stepping out of their usual realms into alternate gaming universes.
Remember the feeling of camaraderie during a late-night gaming session with friends? We do! This episode is a love letter to that shared experience, as we traverse the highs of cooperative play in games like Helldivers. We weave tales of emotional depth in RPGs such as "Dragon Age." let's not forget the classics; a nod to "Knights of the Old Republic" reminds us of the timeless magic of gaming.
We wrap up with a touch of nostalgia, a hint of frustration, and a commitment to keeping it family-friendly. Dive into memories of "Star Wars: Battlefront 2," laugh with us over the quirks of family gaming, and feel the sting of dealing with a corrupted "Modern Warfare 3" disc. As always, we're here to connect with you, our fellow gaming aficionados. Tune in for heartfelt confessions, playful banter, and a sincere thank you for being part of the Two Geeks Chatting family. Until next time, keep those consoles humming and the joy of gaming alive.
What is up guys? Welcome to 3 Geeks Chatting. I'm Nicholas.
Speaker 2:I'm Stacey, I'm.
Speaker 1:Hannah, and today we are discussing the topic.
Speaker 2:What Makes you a Gamer?
Speaker 1:What Makes you a Gamer. So let's go ahead and jump right in okay, my notebook over here.
Speaker 2:So what makes you a gamer? For me it is, oh, never mind. Is it the story mode, or are you a trophy hunter for?
Speaker 1:me, it's both. She has like this entire. She has like a notebook that she's just been writing in.
Speaker 2:I do for this episode, yes um, I like a good storyline and then I also like to get the trophies in the storyline, because it just makes the game that much better if you, if you listen to our uh intro, episode zero, where we introduced ourselves, we talked, we, we touched on that.
Speaker 1:Uh, hannah is a platinum gamer. Where she goes in and she wants to platinum a%. Her games get every achievement possible. But she also does a lot of story games too.
Speaker 2:I did not used to be, and then I did one, which was Spider-Man 2. And that changed my whole perspective on the Platinum's trophies.
Speaker 1:Spider-Man 2 is a good game.
Speaker 2:To Platinum. It is really good and it didn't take too long. It took me about 38 hours. Miles Morales only took me 15. Really yeah, and I started it from the beginning.
Speaker 1:I don't think I've ever platinumed a game.
Speaker 2:Well, getting the platinum in the game just makes the game I feel like that much better. It doesn't add no more content to the game, but it makes it go longer and you find more stuff that you didn't know that was in there. So like, for an example, in the Last of Us you can find the engraved ring. Last of Us, part 2, I believe you find the engraved ring from the Uncharted series.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 2:Mm-hmm, so it brings more to the game.
Speaker 1:So does that mean? Would that mean that the Last of Us is in the same universe as Uncharted? Probably Do you think Nathan Drake would survive in the Last of Us.
Speaker 2:I think he would. You think he would? Yeah, because he's pretty cutthroat in his games himself and he's going against actual human beings.
Speaker 1:I mean, Joel was a construction worker. Right, I look how well he did. I mean up until part two.
Speaker 2:Makes me so sad.
Speaker 1:I haven't played part two.
Speaker 2:I haven't played any of it. I have not beat the part two. I don't know if I want to go through and just finish the story mode because I'm halfway through it, or just delete it and start all over because I'm going to platinum it. So I don't know what I want to do. It's definitely more of a challenge to Platinum.
Speaker 1:Some of them are just hard. There's one game that you have to have your character. It takes 10 years to get the achievement Real life years, I think. I don't remember what the game is, but your character, pretty much, is stuck in a certain spot and you have to leave them there for 10 years.
Speaker 3:Oh, I could do that one.
Speaker 2:When I say it adds more to the game. I beat the first Last of Us. It was either 15 or 16 hours. When you saw over to the Platinum, I beat the first last of us. It was either 15 or 16 hours. When you start over to the platinum. I looked into it and I guess a lot of it probably determined the player. It took it's like 60 hours just to complete um, but you got to go through and you know some of the objectives just take a while and you can't chapter so often that one.
Speaker 2:So that can be why that would take so long yeah but even like call of duty, you gotta put it, play it on veteran mode. So that's, that's gonna take some time. Even though you can chapter select, it's gonna take some time. I don't always go for the trophy. Sometimes I just like to sit back and kind of just relax and play call of duty, especially zombie modes zombie modes are always good it stresses me out a little bit especially the new one.
Speaker 1:Your zombie mode's terrifying. Oh, because you actually like have to unlock your stuff.
Speaker 2:You have to find it every time you die, if you die you lose, it's just, and then you get like wads of zombies around you. It's not too bad if you're in the light zone medium but when you get in the red zone, I haven't even touched the red zone.
Speaker 1:It's terrible.
Speaker 2:I lost all my stuff doing this bag signal challenge. It was me and two other guys and I told him I didn't want to lose my stuff and he's like, nah, we won't. I was like, okay, he was like level 900 and something prestige or whatever. We lost him. So I went back in and I thought it would be a good idea.
Speaker 1:I put a tombstone, I popped a tombstone, um a tombstone for anyone who doesn't know it allows you to get your back.
Speaker 2:So I went to the graveyard, found my tombstone, got all of it and, like you don't get everything you had, you just get, get your money and your perks and stuff, but you don't get your guns, your large backpack or anything like that. So basically you're just going back for your money and some perks.
Speaker 2:I had a crap ton of money because some other players came and helped us out and revived us and dropped me a lot of money. So I picked it all up and I thought it would be a good idea to get in a car and drive straight to the red zone with nothing to buy all my stuff back.
Speaker 3:Oh.
Speaker 2:I died, we all died, and I lost all my money and I bought it and then I lost it again.
Speaker 1:That's what happens with all of Duty Zombies now.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Fun game, I mean, I don't know. It's very similar to what Helldivers is doing for anyone wondering.
Speaker 2:I do recommend playing it with friends, because I feel like it makes it that much better.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Or get in the regular game chat and just Add random people.
Speaker 1:Yeah, just scream at people.
Speaker 2:I do sometimes and they respond Save me, was it with you? When I text in there, come revive me. And they're like where are you.
Speaker 1:We sat there for 15 minutes Dead and we finally got revived and I think we Like where are you? We sat there for 15 minutes dead and we finally got revived. And I think we no, we got.
Speaker 2:We did, but it's not from the same people that asked where we was.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we extracted that time, yeah.
Speaker 2:Because when I die I refuse to leave. Like I will sit there until someone comes and revives me. But I chat in there. I'm like please don't get me. So when I'm just sitting down playing for fun, it's almost kind of like a stress reliever to me. Just kind of forget about the day you had and just enjoy playing video games. If it's a good game, it's almost like if it's a good storyline game, it's almost like you're watching a movie, but you're like the main character about the thing you said with the.
Speaker 1:It's like watching a movie. When I was in school this was like elementary, you know. I'm like fourth, fifth grade, you know. I'm talking like this because I haven't gone through puberty yet and I remember everyone was like why do you play video games? I'm not going to talk like that the entire time.
Speaker 1:But they would ask me why do I play video games? I was like, why do you read books? You know, I thought this was a really smart answer for being like fourth, fifth grade. Like why do you read books? Because you're in a story, you're being able to imagine all of this Like I'm doing the same thing. I'm playing one. I feel like I'm more interactive than you are.
Speaker 2:You're imagining it, I'm making it. I mean it is it gets good enough that you just you're engrossed. Oh yeah, man, and you just like want to finish it some.
Speaker 1:You get some good ones too. You get some good stuff you do storylines.
Speaker 2:I'm a big storyline fan. I play a lot of storylines.
Speaker 1:I underestimated a lego game for the platinum so I will not ever do that again, you'd be surprised on what some games want you to do. Some of them be the easiest thing ever. And then there's that one mission, there's that one achievement that you need to platinum. That's like kill 500 000 leg Legos what? That's not an actual thing. This is an example.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so like crazy a trophy in Call of Duty modern warfare 3, I have to kill 50,000 zombies, whoo. So you gonna be sitting there a while Till you get that done.
Speaker 1:What about gaming to you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, why do you like to game?
Speaker 3:I like stories. I like to do the RPG ones, like my favorite one is called Dragon Age and I like all of those. There's three of them. They've got progressively better and better, and then also my first one was Naisel Republic.
Speaker 1:That's a good game.
Speaker 3:Which I have played many, many times. I my first one was Nice Little.
Speaker 1:Republic. That's a good game which I have played many, many times. I really missed that one. That's a solid game. I went back and looked at it past two years and it still holds up. You'd be surprised.
Speaker 2:I need to try that one.
Speaker 3:I've never tried it.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 3:I'm supposed to be redoing it like remastering it. What do you play it?
Speaker 1:on PC.
Speaker 3:I had it on Xbox the original Xbox so I could get it on mine.
Speaker 1:Should be able to yeah Should be able to.
Speaker 2:I like my Xbox and there's games on there that I want to play, but I'm in this platinum phase and it really makes me mad that you can't platinum on the xbox you don't get platinum stuff, but you can still complete all the achievements yeah, I know, but I don't get anything.
Speaker 2:I mean, that's true, you don't get and you don't see the nice, beautiful trophy that shows up in the corner that you put blood, sweat and tears into and it doesn't show up on anything like you can get on my profile right now. See how many many trophies I have. I have like 337, something like that. Altogether. Um, it's not that many, but I had more since I started my trophy. I got a lot more since I started my trophy hunt.
Speaker 3:Since last year I've advanced 74 levels in my trophies you should probably get a trophy for having to restart the game because you had to do other real life stuff for so long that you absolutely cannot remember how to play the game.
Speaker 1:Didn't you do that with God of War?
Speaker 3:recently. Yeah, I gotta redo that again. Have you beat Ragnarok yet?
Speaker 1:Have you beat the first one?
Speaker 3:I think I beat the first one. I beat the original ones. I haven't beat the newest one. Kratos is older.
Speaker 1:I beat the ones where Kratos is young, the Norse mythology, one she hasn't done.
Speaker 2:I love Kratos. I have it on my list of Platinum God of War and then Ragnarok and apparently I watched some videos on it and you have to go through all nine realms and beat I guess I don't remember what they were called, but the main guys in the nine realms, the Valkyrie. Yeah, it is the Valkyries.
Speaker 1:You have to kill all nine Valkyries in each realm. I also like that. You can play any style you want. Oh yeah, especially those open-world ones like Grand Theft Auto.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we need to play that.
Speaker 1:Grand Theft Auto 5. I got that on my PC. I got that on every system.
Speaker 2:Nick's like download it on your Xbox and we'll play. And I forgot, the game's gone, dust.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm not good at racing games.
Speaker 1:Grand Theft Auto's not.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's Grand Theft Auto. There's literally cars in it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it's not a racing game, it's more of a shooter.
Speaker 3:I'm not good at driving vehicles in games period because I try to play the Batman game Malcolm Knight, yeah where you're having to do all this stuff because the railer's sitting there taunting you the whole time and my friend let me play it on his because I didn't have it yet and he's laughing his butt off at me because I am crashing the Batmobile into the wall so much and I'm like Bruce Wayne's got insurance and about the 15th time I'm'm like just get me out of this tunnel. I have gotten motion sickness or like claustrophobia from those Batman games so I'm really careful with those.
Speaker 1:I got stuck in some duct work so, okay, you guys had mentioned your guys' favorite games. Hannah was the last of us top. Top tier stacy was uh, this is dragon uh, dragon age games. Uh, which funny story. I feel really bad about this. Still, when I was in uh, sixth or seventh grade and dragon uh, dragon age came out for the first time the first one, my friend had a Mass Effect code, but he had no online.
Speaker 1:He didn't have online access to redeem the Mass Effect armor, and so I convinced him. I convinced him to give it to me and I redeemed it for myself, and then, a week later, because it expired in two weeks, a week later he got internet and could have redeemed it, but I had already redeemed it. I still feel bad about it. I was an awful friend when I was in middle school.
Speaker 3:You should probably send him a gift card.
Speaker 1:Send him a gift card, sorry for redeeming Mass Effect, armor and Dragon Age. Was he mad at you? No, because he's the one who gave it to me. But the reason I feel bad is because I feel like I had manipulated him into giving it to me, gotcha, and that's why I feel bad. I think because I was like man, look, it's just going to go to waste. You don't have internet. Are you going to get it anytime soon? I don a waste. You don't have internet. Are you gonna get it anytime soon?
Speaker 1:I don't remember the full conversation, but that's kind of how I imagined. I was like I wasn't the greatest friend and uh sorry, I sucked as a friend. I made some of my friends cry by accident. I was a mean. I was a mean child. It wasn't like on purpose. The other another was like we'd get rowdy and I would accidentally get a little too rough. I was a big guy. I mean, out of all my friends, I've always been like 100 pounds more than them, so it was all accidental. I mean, I'm like I'm six four. You know, I weigh 280 pounds right now. I will say, though, my so Last of Us. Dragon Age, my favorite game.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna guess go for it.
Speaker 1:Kingdom Hearts my favorite game is Kingdom Hearts the most proudest items that I have, the things that I love the most in this house, besides my wife and my cats. Might I asterisk that? My wife and my cats. You know I love them the most, but the most my favorite items in this house besides my wedding ring and anything wedding that might put my foot in my mouth.
Speaker 3:He doesn't wear his wedding ring very often I can't wear it to work.
Speaker 1:I forgot to put it on. I forgot to put my name on. I have keyblades. I have keyblades hanging up in my living room. Do you know how cool that is to me?
Speaker 3:You'd have four if you buy some more of those things.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I gotta get more hooks and hang them all up.
Speaker 3:We have lightsabers hanging up too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but the Keyblades are cooler, in my opinion. Blasphemy. Yeah, you're blasphemy.
Speaker 2:I might one of these dates.
Speaker 3:See, now he owes me a gift card.
Speaker 1:If I owed everyone a gift card, for me saying something mean I would be poor and I would have to sell my house.
Speaker 2:You got me gift cards. Does that sign?
Speaker 1:No, that just means I like you. Okay, I bought you a gift card.
Speaker 3:You're watching our kittens?
Speaker 2:I know, I just wanted to make sure you were watching our kittens. I know I was just, you know, just wanted to make sure you know.
Speaker 1:You and my brother. I just randomly buy stuff for that's true Without a reason, Like I don't know. I mean, I buy you stuff too, but you don't really count because you're my wife.
Speaker 2:One of these days, maybe because you're my wife One of these days, maybe I'll think about it I might add Kingdom Hearts to my platinum list.
Speaker 1:It'd be a rough one, it would.
Speaker 2:It really would. That's why I still think about it.
Speaker 1:Especially the first one. The first one is insane. After you beat the game or finish Worlds, if you go back at a certain point you find more bosses and they're 10 times harder and they're known to be challenging. Kingdom hearts is like if you, if you know what demon souls is or dark souls, kingdom hearts rivals that, in my opinion. I I've never played Demon's Souls. Dark Souls 1 was pretty rough, but I think Kingdom Hearts is kind of like the equivalence of Dark Souls, maybe Dark Souls 2. Demon's Souls and Dark Souls are two of the harder Souls games. Maybe Dark Souls 2. It would rival because they get easier as you go on.
Speaker 2:In my opinion, what makes this not my top? It's still the game, it's just not my top is it doesn't tell you anything yeah, I know.
Speaker 1:So how am I supposed to know what the creator wanted me to do so the way it works you know know what I'm saying the first one's really Beat it with the cheat.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I feel like a cheater because I have to Google Guide and that's not how you're supposed to get through a game.
Speaker 1:The first one's really bad. I Google stuff all the time.
Speaker 2:I'll sit there for hours and then I'll be like I just gotta Google.
Speaker 1:The first one's really bad with that. The first one's really bad with that. In my opinion, However, it's worth it, Especially Alice in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland was. I can't even. Did you ever get Pinocchio? No, I'm still on Alice in Wonderland Okay, pinocchio. So Alice in Wonderland's not as bad as Pinocchio, it's my least. Favorite world Is the whale. The giant space whale that eats you in that game.
Speaker 2:Like I could at least you know every once in a while maybe get hints or like a normal game, make conversation and kind of throw hints in as you go, like I think there should just be a little direction.
Speaker 1:I think. So one of the things you really got to watch for that game is what they tell you in the cutscenes, or where the characters walk off in the cutscene. When one of the characters leave in the cutscene, you see where the direction they go. Go that direction, because they'll continue. That's pretty much the only hit I can really give. It's been a while since I played the first one.
Speaker 1:Um, my favorite kingdom hearts one out of all of them is the second one because it has the longest prologue. The prologue to the first one is like I think it took me like three hours to beat before it got into the main game, but it was such a good pro, like the story that the prologue is telling you is so good and I won't spoil it for you, but it's not. It's one of those where it gets and if you haven't played kingdom hearts you need to go, you need to try it or watch it. You can watch people play it. I mean it is still a huge game. There's so many of them. I'm not saying to play all of them, uh, but the first, second ones are worth playing, uh for sure, and I don't really care if you play the rest of them, just watch them. Watch the cut scenes. I don't know first, second and third ones, though are phenomenal.
Speaker 2:if you don't want to play a game that has no instructions and you're not sure about it. I would probably watch the video first, because I bought the whole bundle and I bought them all and I'm still on the first one.
Speaker 1:They're like 50 to 60-hour games. Some of them reach 72 hours. In the bundles you got you can't play all of them. Some of them you can only watch the cutscenes to. Because these games came out a long time ago. They still come out. They started in the 2000s. Kingdom Hearts is the reason I became so obsessed with video games. Kingdom Hearts was the game that got me to be a gamer.
Speaker 2:You're 22 years old. Last year I came out. I was born 2002.
Speaker 3:It was the first Kingdom Hearts game.
Speaker 1:That's the day Hannah came out. She was released. That's the year she was released. I um. So Kingdom Hearts. And then you got the you know .5. That's the year she was released. I um Okay.
Speaker 3:So Kingdom Hearts and then you got the you know .5. There's just so many. They reduced so many different, which I mean it's a good game. I really do enjoy Kingdom Hearts because I played it. I don't know if I finished it. It's probably one of those. I get the little title of needs to replay from the beginning because I got busy.
Speaker 1:The way the games work, if you don't know, is you have all the games that were released. Then they came out and they did Kingdom Hearts 1.5, 2.5, and then 2.8. And the reasons they did that is so they could release all of the games that have ever been made into three discs. Each disc has three games on it. 2.8 has one game that hadn't been released. It was brand new. They had a mobile phone app that was actually canon to the world.
Speaker 1:There's a lot of good stuff with Kingdom Hearts. Definitely recommend looking into it to see if it's a lot of good stuff with kingdom hearts. Definitely recommend looking into it to see what's your type of game. It is an rpg type style where, uh, you don't get to choose what you say or nothing like that, but you do have stats and you equip things and you have xp stuff like that. You have levels. What makes you a gamer? The reason, what made me a gamer, what makes me a gamer? What makes you a gamer? The reason, what made me a gamer. What makes me a gamer is going into these games, especially space games like Kingdom Hearts, is the wonder of escaping reality, and the older I got, the more I realized I want to escape reality, so I love these games Still do.
Speaker 2:I started on Best of my Memory, on Battlefront 2 for the PlayStation 2.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:That's a good one, good game, one of my favorites. Then it jumped to the Wii and because our PlayStation broke, and then we got a 4, and we got it with the Uncharted these In bundle Solid game, good, good game, never played the Uncharted games.
Speaker 1:I played the first one. Never beat it.
Speaker 2:So the first one I have every. I have all the Uncharted games, except for the one on the vita, because I don't have the vita but I have no one has the vita, no more.
Speaker 2:No, but I have not want to google these. Make sure I'm telling you the right order drake's. Let me see if I can get this drake's fortune among thieves. There's a second one. If I can get these first three, I know I got it. So Drake's Fortune Second Among Thieves, drake's Deception, yep, and then I'm blocking it. I'm not looking, I'm blocking it. Then we have Thieves. End the fourth one.
Speaker 1:Are you skipping the Vitas?
Speaker 2:Yes, I don't have the Vitas, so I don't know. I was going to say so. Atheism and then Lost Legacy. Yep, Did you do this one on Android?
Speaker 1:Yeah, Fortune Hunter on Android.
Speaker 3:No, yeah, it's right before Lost Legacy.
Speaker 2:So I never played the Vita or the one, so we started with Atheism. That's the first Uncharted game we started with Really. Yeah, because it came with the bundle.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:And I remember sitting there watching my brother play it and we just sat there and watched because it has a storyline. It was very good. So then Lost Legacy came out. He didn't want to play it for some reason. He told me I could play it. So I played it and really good game. So we went back and got the other three. I'm not as big a fan as the older ones, as a newer one and it could, just because I started out with the new one, I don't know, but all of them are actually really good games.
Speaker 1:I remember the original Modern Warfare 3. Got it for Christmas. I was so pumped to get on it. Popped it in my Xbox. I'm like, ah, it's gotta be great. There's no wait time, because you don't have to install everything at this point in my life like they do now. And I remember sitting down had my controller in my hands. I'm like I'm gonna do this, it's gonna be phenomenal. Because I was still a small child who hadn't gone through puberty Again, still haven't.
Speaker 3:Why are you talking about your puberty?
Speaker 1:I don't know, because that's why I had a high-pitched voice. I mean, I don't know, I have a pretty high-pitched voice anyways. But so I'm holding the controller like, yeah, let's do this. I popped it in, I clicked on the game and the game was messed up. Back then you could get failed disks, where the disks were corrupted from creation and they wouldn't work. And I had to wait an additional week because it took 30 minutes to get anywhere and the nearest GameStop was 30 minutes away and my mom and dad were like I don't want to drive up there as an adult. I'm like I don't blame you. I probably still would have as an adult if.
Speaker 1:I got a new game and it didn't work. I would probably drive those 30 minutes.
Speaker 2:I would, I'd be mad.
Speaker 1:But I was like I don't know how old I was when that game released. I was young.
Speaker 2:I was playing Destiny with my cousin today and I kept losing her. She's like where'd you go? She's like you're running so fast. I'm like sorry.
Speaker 1:Go faster.
Speaker 2:I was like pick the pace up.
Speaker 1:Gotta go fast and we're cancelled, and we're cancelled, alright.
Speaker 2:See when I play with you or something. We're canceled, all right, yeah, so let's see when I play with you or something you know.
Speaker 1:We're always right there together. I don't. That's where I lose you, and I'm usually running around the map.
Speaker 2:That happens yeah, he's like where are you? And I'm like I don't know. I'm over here doing this with this arrow. There's a wall, where are you? He's like I can't get through and I'm like there you are. Every time I play Destiny, though, I will always want sushi.
Speaker 1:Sushi all the time, all the time. I always want sushi anyways. She loves sushi, I know, but you want to go get sushi? After this yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, let's go to that new place. Yeah, have you been there?
Speaker 1:No, what do you think? Yeah, she did. I like to keep things PG. She broke my PG rule, so now I try to keep things PG-13.
Speaker 3:The ghost came out of nowhere. I almost did today.
Speaker 1:Broke PG rule.
Speaker 3:Oh, my lordy, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2:We're breaking the PG rules I was getting mad.
Speaker 1:This podcast is PG-13.
Speaker 3:We didn't break it on here.
Speaker 1:Not yet.
Speaker 3:I mean I, can you want me to try?
Speaker 1:I don't care, shoot dang it. There it goes. Okay, guess we're going rated R man was saying shoot dang it on podcast. I'm awful. Okay, guess we're going right at. R man was saying shoot dang it on podcast.
Speaker 3:Uh-huh, I'm awful.
Speaker 1:Gosh.
Speaker 3:No children on this podcast.
Speaker 1:Frick, I'm sorry, fricking, I should have said that, oh man. No sushi for you mister, there goes my Minecraft server. I'm going to get kicked off of it, gosh.
Speaker 3:Thanks. Where'd you learn that word, timmy? I learned it from Three Geeks Gaming.
Speaker 1:Three Geeks Channing Two Geeks Gaming on Twitch though.
Speaker 3:Sorry, what do?
Speaker 1:you got? You got anything else for the topic?
Speaker 2:Nope, other than if you guys have any more thoughts.
Speaker 3:I'm not a video game gamer. I do play more thoughts. I mean I'm not a video game gamer, I do play video games. I enjoy video games. Like I said, I get busy if they're too long.
Speaker 1:She likes to watch them more than play them.
Speaker 3:I love watching Markiplier and Jack and everybody, and so I like playing them. But I can't play them all the way through because then life happens or I'm watching him play it because he's playing the same time as me. And then it's so long I don't remember how to play or what I'm doing in this room, like why am I in this room with all these magical artifacts? Like what am I supposed to do with them?
Speaker 1:Baldur's Gate 3 is a good example. I need to finish Baldur's Gate.
Speaker 3:Boulder's Gate 3 is a good example I've had to. I need to finish Boulder's Gate. I hated this one spot. I'm like please just get me out of this cave. I hate it, Get me out of it. And I still haven't gone back and played it. You know what I hate?
Speaker 2:The Alone Mission and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.
Speaker 1:I don't know what. So, because you didn't play the original, I don't know what the alone mission was for you. The alone mission for me was your sniper in a field trying to get away after you shot someone. It didn't kill him, it was like this leader of the terrorist group and you're trying to escape from them in the field and there's just you and another person and it's one of the. It's one of the tedious missions because you got to stealth a lot of it and it's rough.
Speaker 2:So for me I'll make it ten times worse. You get shot, I think in the arm, and you have no gun and you get thrown into this town I don't remember what it was called and you got a bunch of people that are looking for you, surrounded, and you have to sneak through this whole entire city, like across the map, and get out. You can be seen. You got to find weapons and you got to kind of throw bottles different directions to you find and you can eventually run across the gun and pick it up. But when you fire it, look out, because they all know where you're at. To get a trophy in that you have to do it and not fire one bullet. So I haven't got the trophy in that yet.
Speaker 1:I would love to do that mission, just to try it.
Speaker 2:I haven't Come over and do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'll try it Because it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2:I hate it. I got almost done. I was in the creek swimming where I needed to go Crying. I was so happy I wasn't really crying Almost.
Speaker 1:She was probably close.
Speaker 2:I was close I'm talking an hour to fall on this one mission. My game glitches and I get stuck Half way out the creep and I can't get out of it. So I literally had to abandon the mission and start it all over, and now I regret ever having to go back and play that again.
Speaker 1:And I know I'm going to have to and I already regret it and I can't even shoot.
Speaker 2:It's so hard, it's dark, it's black, it's generally sea.
Speaker 1:I'm going to hate it.
Speaker 2:It's terrible. The entirety of missions of Call of Duty. That was my least favorite.
Speaker 1:Man, that one sounds worse than the one I'm talking about. I would rather be on a field with a sniper than sneaking through a city At least you can see in the one I'm talking about it's not nighttime, it's just like a cloudy day.
Speaker 2:I'm all for stealth because I can do pretty good stealth, but I mean every time you turn around someone's seeing you right there and you need to go that direction, and you can't. I mean you time you turn around someone's standing right there and you need to go that direction, and you can't. I mean you can run around, you can find a knife and run around and take them out with knives. It's just a lot harder.
Speaker 3:I love that game. Splinter Cell for stealth stuff.
Speaker 1:Oh, that was a good one.
Speaker 3:I love Splinter Cell, yeah, and also Stealth and Batman.
Speaker 1:Stealth and Batman's pretty good too, and Batman Stealth and Batman's pretty good too.
Speaker 2:I feel like, if you're playing Batman, it just has to be stealth.
Speaker 3:Sit there and just stand on top of a gargoyle and wait for the thing to just drop down and take him up, and then just Well, guys got anything else you want to add?
Speaker 2:Nope.
Speaker 1:Nope. Well, you guys think you guys want to plug any of your content where you guys create stuff.
Speaker 2:I stream video games on twitch and my name is um a purple nerd 21.
Speaker 3:I'm awkward hoop one uh on tiktok. I make uh dnd content little like skits to music and stuff and I'm eventually going to be doing a Instagram and I will probably be doing YouTube eventually with it.
Speaker 1:Two Geeks Gaming on Twitch, YouTube, TikTok. You can find me on Instagram through the same thing. I don't post a lot. Pretty much if you type in TwoGeeksGaming, you'll find something of mine, because that's what I am across the board, Not on any of my game systems or where I play video games. I'm not 2GeeksGaming on that. Just all the stuff that I post content on is 2GeeksGaming. But that's all we got guys. Thank you all so much for listening, for watching Wherever you find your podcasts. We really appreciate you guys joining. I hope you guys have a beautiful day, night, evening, afternoon, whatever time you are listening to this podcast. We'll see you guys in the next one.
Speaker 2:Bye, bye, bye.