🔥MANS TOO LIT🔥

It's quite Lit might I say 🧐🔥

[manstoolit]

I SOLVED THE ARG MARKIPLIER LUNKY LIXIAN PUZZLE!!

If you want to see how I got the last code or just want to watch me play Lixian's new Horror Rogue-like game, then click here! I recommend watching that video, but the video above is how I "solved" the case. Of course, with the help of you theorists online!

I've known about Markiplier since the FNAF days; however, I didn't start watching him until Heist, Unus Annus, and Space. That's when I was like, "hold up- this guy is creative!" As a youtuber, he's one of my biggest inspirations and I hope one day I could be as big as him and be a positive light to this dark dark world...

Anyway!

I hope you enjoy these videos and I made sure to cite my sources to give you all credit!

Oh, hey what's up! I'm Mans Too Lit btw, but you can call me Jay.

[manstoolit]

CAPCOM Sneakily Dropped a FREE DLC Update for RE 9: Requiem

Oh CAPCOM, you really do know how to make us smile, huh? I'm not going to lie; I only beat Resident Evil 9 Requiem one time... I know, boo me. I deserve it. Normally, I'd play through a couple difficulties, unlock infinite ammo, then infinite rocket launcher, do a run or 2, then put it down to rest until I get the itch to be Leon S. Kennedy, Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Ada Wong, Claire Redfield, or Grace Ashcroft again.

Anyways... the new mode: "Leon Must Die Forever" is a great addition to an already 20/10 game. A free DLC is a surprise within itself in this day and age of unapologetic corporate greed, I mean... the great pizza parties these companies give us instead of bonuses, yipee!!

Wait.. where was I? ...

Oh yeah.

Leon Must Die Forever is a great addition to an already 20/10 game. It's a mini-game that features rogue-like gameplay where you receive a pistol at start but acquire random weapons and powerful passive buffs along the way. You traverse through various levels and paths within the game as lore accurate Leon S. Kennedy until you finally defeat the final boss, Victor. You receive your score then you rinse and repeat as you learn faster routes and powerful builds.

Don't take my word for it though...

click here to see for yourself!

[manstoolit]

There's Already a Michael Jackson Mod for "Dead As Disco"

If you're unaware of a game called Dead As Disco, it's a rhythm based beat em up game similar to Sifu, Batman, and Devil May Cry but there's something really unique about this game besides that fact... you can add your own songs. There's only a demo out currently, but the game is so good, there's already mods for it. And you know ye ol' gamers tale:

"If there be mods for ye demo, then ye game be good."

Meaning, this game is dope and it may not be your cup of tea, but I'm sure you'll think it tastes really good.

I was able to get my hands on this Michael Jackson mod, and I added a trap remix of "Leave Me Alone" to the game and the rest was, dare I say, lit 🔥.

Click here to watch the full video

[manstoolit]

Been stuck at this boss for hours.. any advice?

[depsidase]

[biisauce]

I FOUND THEM

[meows-at-ur-post]

meow

[manstoolit]

Yappin Ain't Trappin

Boom bap, trap, and all the above. Lyrics by J. Ave aka Mans Too Lit

yO cHeCk OuT mY mIxTapE 🔥💯🙏🏾...

... what year is this? Soundcloud Era Circa 2010? Pre-Uzi? Pre-Yachty?

In all seriousness, [Hello World]

on top of being a gamer, I'm also an athlete and I enjoy making music. It all started when...

I was 8 years old in the third grade, yes I was younger than the majority of my class and I graduated when I was 17, but that's besides the fact... in the 3rd grade my dad forced me to play violin because he worked late hours so I had no choice to take up music as an extra-curricular activity and I got pretty good at it. Fast forward a few years down the line, I taught myself how to play the piano by ear with the knowledge of the violin because I always wanted to learn how to play blues and jazz. I learned the Bb scale and the rest was history.

Later on in college, my friend Mayito introduced me to FL Studio and that was my DAW of choice as a beginner producer/engineer until now. I never got anywhere big, but I always had fun making music with friends and I also made beats/Co-MC with friends (on rare occasions) when they had shows. I'm familiar with the scene, but I never wanted to be a rapper.

I enjoy the art of creating music as well as editing videos so, if you guys are looking for a new artist or gamer to listen too, I hope I can be added to your playlist and/or youtube sub list 🙂.

This is the mixtape

This is my youtube music page

This is my spotify

[thememedaddy]

[important-cat-pics]

[meows-at-ur-post]

meow

[manstoolit]

Marvel Rivals Season 7.5 is Rough but...

...it's solid. The Rivals devs really need to compress their game files because 120+ GB is insanity when it used to be less than 60 GB. If Helldivers 2 can chop their game in half, so can you.

Bandwidth, lag, and crashing issues are still prevalent in season 7.5 and my question is, why? As a GM2 Peak in competitive, I used to dread playing ranked due to the mental capacity of most players I match up with. That's nothing new when it comes to online pvp games though, however, a game crashing as much as it does, ping spikes higher than the peak of Mount Everest, a buggy game where you're constantly skipping through the map if you sand on a crack the wrong way.. I can keep going but I still want to have fun. And I try. But boy is it tough when this game BSOD's your PC even after a graphics update.

I find it frustrating that I can't play this game with Ultra graphics because I'm scared of it crashing. I have to play everything on low just to get decent framerates and ping. But like I said, I'm still having fun somehow... but I haven't been playing this game as much as I used too due to a lot of technical difficulties slowing me down.

Getting 2 new characters and maps every season is amazing though. Never seen a generous game dev that gives so many free skins and currency either! I just wish the community was a little more chill and the game didn't crash as much.

Click here to watch my black cat gameplay where I get 7 ko's in row and show some... twerk tech? haha

[my-dailydreams]

[2000sgaming]

february 16, 2007

[manstoolit]

I Never Asked For This...

...but sometimes...

that's just how life is.

I finally played Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the first time! I have fond memories of seeing this game on Gamestop shelves and I'd always put it in my "buy" pile because back then when I got my first job, I always bought used games. I'm sure you're familiar with the "hack" where you simply return the game at another Gamestop location and buy another used game after beating the previous game where you're essentially "renting games" or maybe that was just me.

Anyways, I'm getting off topic. I'd always put this game in my "buy" pile, but I'd never pull the trigger because this was always in the $30-$40 range, but seeing that price tag, I knew it was a good game. Sadly, it would never make the cut, and I'd always put it back on shelf to buy another cheap game I'll end up returning anyways.

Years go down the line and I'm finally picking up this game and playing it today for a viewer who had fond memories of this game with his late younger brother (RIP 🙏🏾) and I wanted to share this blind playthrough experience with you.

Click here to watch the video!

[manstoolit]

Keep On Creating!

and whatever you do..

don't. ever. give up.

[manstoolit]

What if PERSONA and K-POP DEMON HUNTERS made a Rhythm RPG?

Well.. you'll get People of Note! And I'm not just saying this. I'm also not sponsored by the devs whatsoever so everything I'm saying is 100% genuine.

As a "retired" musician (I say retired loosely because I never had a career. I just haven't picked up my violin or played my piano in ages), People of Note hit me right in the feels and I'm sure most musicians or music lovers know what I'm talking about. The story and dialogue are very charming and funny with all the music puns. Then there's the music, oh man the music, it's amazing.

I won't lie. Growing up, I was "too cool" for musicals like The Sound of Music or Annie or those random parts in old Disney movies (except Mulan haha). Although I'd hum and nod along, the pride within me would say, "NO! STOP! THAT'S FOR KIDS! I'M GROWN!" said 15 year old me. And oh boy, as an adult.. I was wrong.

I could yap about how great this game is, but you should witness this Persona, K-Pop Demon Hunters Rhythm RPG experience first-hand by watching this video!

This game might not be for everyone, but it's definitely entertaining to watch. Even my little nephew was wondering what I was playing haha.

Thanks for reading,

James aka "Mans Too Lit"

[manstoolit]

They Were Disqualified at The Pokemon Regional Championships for This?!

This is probably the most unfair use of judgement in gaming tournament history. I could be a bit overzealous, but I don't think Firestar and Makani should've been disqualified from the tournament.

What do you guys think?

Click here for context!

[manstoolit]

40+ Hours into Crimson Desert and...

It's still one of the most amazing open-world sandbox action games of all-time. I don't mean to throw them under the bus, but I greatly disliked the length of AC Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla due to a big dead open world, the shift into the RPG genre, and the story having very little things to do with Templar's or the Creed just their parents being apart of it with zero to no context. I loved AC 1 - Syndicate though because the Desmon story made sense, but this isn't a "I Miss the Old Assassin's Creed" post, this is a "Hell Yeah, Crimson Desert" post.

Creating a spin-off within the AC universe like Pearl Abyss did with Crimson Desert would've been genius. I can't stress how much wildlife there is in Crimson Desert from plants to insects and animals on top of the many things you can do besides punching faces and exploring hidden caves behind waterfalls and mountains. Also, look at this. You can give your pets armor and clothes:

I will agree with the masses and say that the story and cutscenes are their major weak points, however, the characters and dialogue are "just good enough" to shrug it off. Also, the gameplay, graphics, and freedom you have in this game is unmatched. This game did have a learning curve and confusion curve with the controls, but it makes sense the more you play. I will agree that the game taking almost 10 hours to finally "open up" can push people away and I understand. But I think of Crimson Desert like the comic of the guy mining diamonds in the desert. The people who left before the 10 hours missed out on the prize.

I get it, $70 is a steep price when it comes to games nowadays and many times it's a gamble because we don't know what we're going to get. A lot of these companies are making the mistake many have done in the past and that's trying reach a "broader audience" rather than growing what they currently have.

I'm sad that this game struggled with being misunderstood by many gamers and critics during its release, however, it's good to know people are opening up to it again and giving it another chance because they're starting to have fun. That won't change the negative hits in stocks for Pearl Abyss, but selling 4+ Million copies (and counting) could hopefully make up for it.

Click here to watch a 17 min gameplay synopsis of Chapter 6!