@fumu776
officer: give up the gym floydson: okay! mick: the gym's gone floydson: wtf? how?
@borderlandmanjack9108
The little quips you thrown in while playing make this so much better. The "train the lads then train my lats" & the joke of the dad dissappearing to Graveyard Keeper were great!
@Aburaishi
In any game with a vague cyberpunk feel to it, siding with the cops will literally always be the evil choice. To be honest, this game wasn't particularly subtle about it either lmao
@detectivedewitt9536
57:37 damn there are so many fun references in this game that it took me almost 2 entire videos to notice Spiderman web swinging on the background buildings
@Schrodingers_kid
Came home tired and pissed and now I see this Right on time
@thinkandgame3627
Fun fact, at 53:20 the robot in the upper corner is a reference to an old Soviet cartoon named "Nu pogodi" which translated to "Just you wait". One of the episodes features this robot and it traumatized me as well as a bunch of other inocente children, this is probably a better PSA about taking good care of robots that Terminator.
@Will_Ropa
Bit of a tldr with the Sensei route with Mick. You rescue more students from the slums, except for one guy you left to die with robots (In our defense, he was wearing a robot disguise, and we confused him for another guy who was also about to die with robots). With them all together, they set out on a campaign of putting up flyers and soliciting donations to save your mother's life. In the end, they make enough money, your mother is saved, the students celebrate you as their sensei, and you get a meditation mat which is a supped-up bed.
@cody180sx
Phillip K. Dick is the author for "Do Androids Dream of Eletric Sheep?" It's the book Blade Runner is base on, cool little Easter egg
@Nocturee
That giant robot boss fight is a GENIUS way to allow the player to take everything they've learned from every opponent. Damn. That was awesome.
@tuh7775
Guys, Floydson posted fightclub 2
@gabbagundam
Just so you know, the weird robot in carls apartment is from an old russian cartoon called "nu pagadie" or translated "well, just you wait" about a wolf and a rabbit. In one episode off the show they visit a soviet future museum, their the wolf meets a robot rabbit that starts to annoy him. After punching it the robot goes haywire and stalks the wolf like a serial killer in the exhabition until it is stoped by the real rabbit. And that killer robot was used twice in this game.
@yurinator690
Kuze would be happy seeing Floydson beating kiryu
@doomguygaming2340
The kidnapped by aliens part is probably setting for punch club 3, u bet we are gonna fight aliens in punch club 3
@VoltaicNebulae
Man I love all the references. Fallout, Matrix, ATLA, and tons i'm sure I don't get. When handing over the PSPT, the repair dude actually referenced word for word one of Neo's first dialogues. Being that of supplying something to someone lol. The someone speaks. "Hallelujah! You're my savior man, my own personal Jesus Christ."
@evilmindedsquirrel
Haha! This game is basically the devs saying "you know what would be funny AF?..." And no one stopped them 😂
@sensarna
53:12 I wasn't expecting to see THAT in this game. For reference, that's a robot bunny from a Soviet era cartoon called Well, just you wait! (Ну, Погоди!) and believe me when I say that thing was the stuff of nightmares.
@ellesar500
Johnny Silverhand casually sitting in the interrogation room, so many details in this lsd trip of a game
@T11235
You gotta be the best "hundred days" YouTuber for real
@DBLUnc
32:13 some poor person is getting jumped in the background on the street 😂😂
@MTG_Scribe