Best YouTube videos

Tortilla · 2009-08-25T11:42:27.000Z

That was great, I’m going to have to share that one.

Matt_Perkins · 2009-08-25T11:48:05.000Z

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Kael · 2009-08-25T11:57:26.000Z

spiffy:

Ultimate muscle roller legend

Spiffy, you owe me a drink and a keyboard.

Abilio_Carvalho · 2009-08-25T12:16:24.000Z

you know, that clip was already pretty wtf awesome.

then 1:15 happened.

Jarmo · 2009-08-25T12:39:58.000Z

spiffy:

Ultimate muscle roller legend

That was a road roller with some serious engine. I guess it’s the model of choice for the Pave the Earth Society.

Dave_Perkins · 2009-08-25T18:06:15.000Z

Turbo.

Anti-Bunny · 2009-08-25T18:16:59.000Z

cyriak is the best person

Dean · 2009-08-25T20:50:55.000Z

Frat boys are the same in any language.

teledyne · 2009-08-25T22:18:58.000Z

spiffy:

Ultimate muscle roller legend

Anybody know when the Steam release date is for this game? Xbox Live? I would totally buy this game if not for just the sheer shock-and-awe factor. That and I really like my stud to have a babyface-that-shoots-balls-of-energy as genitals.

sleepconvention · 2009-08-25T23:46:11.000Z

AndrewMyers:

W

AndrewMyers:

T

AndrewMyers:

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http://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/9d3eb/ultimate_muscle_roller_legend_i_have_no_idea_very/c0cays5

Hans_Lauring · 2009-08-26T00:06:25.000Z

I don’t want to see good games rewarded. I want other gamers to experience the same greatness I felt playing a great game and I want to help people in a buying decision byt the game that’s right for them - good things I have words avaliable to convey that meaning and doesn’t have to rely on just numbers.

It’s a strange thing. The paper I occasionally review for have moved games from the consumer to the culture section, but for some strange reason they give a five star rating to games, movies and theater but not books or architecture (which they also review in the same sections). Scores alone are a bad measuring stick and companies focussing only on metascores (and letting bonusses and whatnot rely on them) are lazy.

MatthewF · 2009-08-26T00:11:23.000Z

Wrong thread maybe, Hanzii?

Equis · 2009-08-26T00:15:59.000Z

Hanzii:

I don’t want to see good games rewarded. I want other gamers to experience the same greatness I felt playing a great game and I want to help people in a buying decision byt the game that’s right for them - good things I have words avaliable to convey that meaning and doesn’t have to rely on just numbers.

It’s a strange thing. The paper I occasionally review for have moved games from the consumer to the culture section, but for some strange reason they give a five star rating to games, movies and theater but not books or architecture (which they also review in the same sections). Scores alone are a bad measuring stick and companies focussing only on metascores (and letting bonusses and whatnot rely on them) are lazy.

What?

sleepconvention · 2009-08-26T00:32:39.000Z

Scry:

Wrong thread maybe, Hanzii?

No, it’s an explanation of that homoerotic video in English.

tomchick · 2009-08-26T00:33:01.000Z

Hanzii:

I don’t want to see good games rewarded. I want other gamers to experience the same greatness I felt playing a great game and I want to help people in a buying decision byt the game that’s right for them - good things I have words avaliable to convey that meaning and doesn’t have to rely on just numbers.

It’s a strange thing. The paper I occasionally review for have moved games from the consumer to the culture section, but for some strange reason they give a five star rating to games, movies and theater but not books or architecture (which they also review in the same sections). Scores alone are a bad measuring stick and companies focussing only on metascores (and letting bonusses and whatnot rely on them) are lazy.

Obviously Ultimate Muscle Roller Legend means different things to different Qt3ers.

-Tom

Anti-Bunny · 2009-08-26T10:10:57.000Z

Hanzii:

I don’t want to see good games rewarded. I want other gamers to experience the same greatness I felt playing a great game and I want to help people in a buying decision byt the game that’s right for them - good things I have words avaliable to convey that meaning and doesn’t have to rely on just numbers.

It’s a strange thing. The paper I occasionally review for have moved games from the consumer to the culture section, but for some strange reason they give a five star rating to games, movies and theater but not books or architecture (which they also review in the same sections). Scores alone are a bad measuring stick and companies focussing only on metascores (and letting bonusses and whatnot rely on them) are lazy.

NEW GAMES JOURNALISM

kerzain · 2009-08-26T10:21:01.000Z

Anti-Bunny:

NEW GAMES JOURNALISM

I showed this to my wife to convince her that my curse word when losing a video game pales in comparison to people with real problems.

Guys like that remind me of every single random unknown person I’ve played in DOTA or teamed with in Demigod.

Hans_Lauring · 2009-08-26T12:07:13.000Z

Ah, fuckit. I wondered where that post went.
But it makes as much sense as that video, so I’ll let it stand (as if I had a choice).

WarrenM · 2009-08-26T13:21:29.000Z

Yeah, if you’re making holes in your walls over a game you should probably move on to something else. FFS.

Gabe_Lewis · 2009-08-26T15:34:32.000Z

Interior Crocodile Alligator.