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First weekend after a job. Time to kick back with some Boycott, because FUCK YouTube (Day 220).
Music:
Regretevator OST
Series:
Monster Bug Wars
Deadliest Warrior - Season 1
KABLAM! Full series & Action League NOW!
Homestar Runner DVD Collection
Video:
Blue's Clues S1E11 - The Trying Game
Ryokunohara Labyrinth
The Amazing Digital Circus, Episode 8
Game:
Tak: The Great Juju Challenge Longplay
Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly Longplay
it's MONDAY!!! happy MONDAY!!! i woke up today thirsting for ANCIENT COMBAT. yearning for the days when pirates fought samurais... and what more likely to satisfy this craving than some BEAUTIFUL DISCS.
tonight we're gettin crazy cheevos on xbox 360 as we play DEADLIEST WARRIOR: ANCIENT COMBAT (based on the spike tv show yes), LOST: THE VIDEO GAME, DISNEY'S BRAVE and finally TONY HAWK'S PROJECT 8 (the time tony hawk tried to rip off skate 1 and failed). its an interesting line up full of games ive never played... come join me on our journey to discover more beauty through discs...
SCORPY'S BEAUTIFUL DISCS,
7PM EST @ https://www.twitch.tv/socpens
ALSO, tune into the stream for a big announcement regarding big streams happening this weekend.... >:)
Could the Persian Immortal solve the Kira murders?
Could catch Kira, would survive
Could not catch Kira, would survive
Could catch Kira, would not survive
Could not catch Kira, would not survive
The episode "IRA vs Taliban" from Deadliest Warrior (this is a real thing that was actually shown on network television)
Punt it into the Sun?
PUNT!
Don't punt!
Just randomly remembered the show “Deadliest Warrior”. Y’all remember that one? It was the show where these supposed scientists and combat experts would get together, take these warriors from all over history, and determine who would win in a fight to the death. So you’d get episodes like “Spartan vs. Ninja”, “Samurai vs. Viking”, and so on.
But what I really remember from the show were the times where they went extremely tasteless. From what I remember, the most tasteless episodes were:
1) Irish Republican Army vs. Taliban
2) Nazi Waffen SS vs. Viet Cong (I remember at the end of the episode, one of the experts said he didn’t feel good about the result since it seemed like he was watching a match between two bad guys)
3) Somali Pirates vs. Medellin Cartel
4) Saddam Hussein vs. Pol Pot (they even brought in an actual survivor of the Cambodian genocide to represent Team Pol Pot)
And then they went whacky specifically for one episode with “Vampires vs. Zombies”. That was a fun one.
Have you played Deadliest Warrior: Legends (2011)?
Yes
No
I watched someone play it
I've never heard of it
Requested by anon
ASURA'S WRATH DLC + SADDAM HUSSEIN VS. POL POTT
TONIGHT, January 19th, 9:00 PM EST/8:00 PM CST, we are resuming our regularly scheduled streaming operations with the last of Asura's Wrath, followed by another titanic showdown courtesy of Deadliest Warrior! It's back to the usual way of things: general mythology games on Friday and SMT bullshit on Sunday. Don't miss out on the stream that was originally scheduled for November of 2022!
To catch up on Deadliest Warrior, feel free to pay $2.99 per episode on Amazon Video or google 'watch deadliest warrior online' and click whichever result seems least likely to load your PC with spyware.
Stream: https://www.twitch.tv/streamingknowledge
Archive: https://www.youtube.com/@streaming_knowledge
Deadliest Warrior (2009-11)
Fighters are chosen for characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses and then after weapons testing and strategy analysis a computer simulates 5000 battles then formulates an average to decide which contender is deadlier.
Some aspects of this series are actually quite interesting. There’s exploration into the types of weapons used throughout history as well as documented evidence on conflicts and figures in the past. The contests are made roughly fair by choosing fighters from the same time zones so that neither are outmatched by future war technology.
A lot of the testing is dubious in its accuracy. For one thing some of the personality profiles are based on highly biased records or even worse, myths. Also the weapons are tested a set amount of times by the same people so historical figures are judged by the strength of the cast members used to simulate their attacks.
It was fun that the season finale for the third series was just a fun supernatural episode to ensure that the project wasn’t taken too seriously overall but was an educational and entertainment exercise. It’s a little bizarre at some points where the higher brain functions kick back in for a second and you realise you’re in some way routing for Saddam Hussein and you have to check your perspective real quick.
There’s not always a great range of women involved, possibly because it’s a show aimed at a male demographic but we barely get any women involvement until the Joan of Arc episode. The special for the end of season one didn’t work so well since they brought a whole season worth of opponents back for one and that amount of statistics just blurred together.
4/10 -It’s below average, but only just!-
-The studio head and game developer who appears in multiple episodes and helped to create the game of the show admitted in 2011 that he lied about being a former green beret.
