Questions from Patreon Part 2 - Savior of Shigeru Miyamoto (Patreon)

Questions from Patreon Part 2 - Savior of Shigeru Miyamoto

You can send in questions by messaging my on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/SebastianSB/ 0:44 BallotBoxer: Question for the your question show! You are at E3 when an earthquake reduces the expo to a pit of debris. Luckily your Uzumaki spiral snail cosplay it tough enough to keep a beam from squashing Shigeru Miyamoto. In broken English he tells you in return for saving his life, he will make any game you can think of, but you must pitch it in a few concise sentences. What do you say? Or, to put it sanely: you play a lot of games, so if you could have a say in making one, what would it be? 19:46 Trevor Gau: Hey Keith. Don't have any particular questions for you now, but I wanted to just register my thanks for the content you create. I found your channel when someone recommended your playthrough of The Witness on Reddit. I was very impressed, and once I finished it I was absolutely flabbergasted to discover the number of series you have recorded. I started making my way through several others, including nearly every Zelda video you've done. You've done a wonderful job keeping videos organized into playlists (because let's face it, YouTube is pretty crap at organizing content for creators with thousands of videos). It's nearly impossible to find quality LPs on YouTube that meet a few basic criteria: high quality audio and video, little to no bullshit (I'm talking about intro sequences, subscriber pandering, consistent episode length, and a selection of games that isn't necessarily part of the trend). And most of all you're not one of these weirdo, zany personalities that, like you say, would appeal to younger audiences. I appreciate the in-depth insights you have about games as you're playing through them, including things you point out like continuity or story errors, predictions, and even things like technical discussions of the software. As a software engineer, I can say you're usually pretty accurate! I was skeptical about watching your Portal 2 series because you said you had played it before and I thought it might not be as good, but you managed to make it a really great series nevertheless. I also like when you analyze the environment of a game and critique its realism. You did that a lot in Breath of the Wild. I loved learning about columnar jointing from The Witness playthrough (and subsequent series that I watched). I went to Iceland with some friends in May and I was the guy that randomly knew everything about basalt columns! Like I said I didn't really have any questions for you, but I will try to follow up with some over time. Thanks again. 24:37 Austin Garrett: What upcoming games are you most interested in playing? How many games do you play that don't end up being Let's Plays? Ex: God of War, Persona 5, Etc. Also want you to know how much your videos make my everyday life better. (the question where I go on a long JRPG side-tangent)