I know saying "how many people still watch LTT" is kinda dumb with the views they pull in, but fuck haven't most people outgrown them? LTT helped me learn a lot of stuff when I started really getting into PC gaming decade ago, but after a few years I felt like it was just tech fluff videos. Most of their videos seemed like an ad for some fotm tech or just very basic concepts. I just don't see how people can still watch it after a few years just because it seems they make their videos to attract the lowest common denominator.

Fun fact, textfiles is Jason Scott's site. He's the head archivist at internet archive. Always doing cool stuff if youre bored and have some time to blow this morning.

It has to match their Punisher sticker duh

Damn I knew it was from something I saw before! I thought it was from here though

I had a family member try to get me to listen in 13 and even then it was bullshit. I really never listened to it but I'm guessing it just became more blatant as time moved on

Why spend money on toxins when buildings already have the necessary tools

I've been a fan of Continue? for over a decade. Just a weekly let's play series that's kept the spirit of the early 2010 gaming YouTube alive.

Funny part is the tax lady who refused to do their taxes was a confirmation sponsor of one of his grandkids.

American presidents are DLC confirmed. Why cant we get a base game leader

We Love Katamari might have a better soundtrack depending on the listener. I find myself humming more of We Loves soundtrack than the first game