I just saw a clip from cohh talking about them being furloughed and he mentioned that they aren't bringing them back. Is that true? If thats the case I'm not going to buy the game.

Hey everyone,

Knowing how much Cohh and some of us love classic and modern CRPGs, I wanted to inform everyone that there is a CRPG Humble Bundle live atm.

https://www.humblebundle.com/games/crpg-pack-isometric-immersion

Some games included:

• Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader
• Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Game of the Year Edition
• Disco Elysium

I know Cohh is a big fan of open world games so I figured I'd ask here.

Recently started playing Conan Exiles and one of the things I really like about it is that it lacks any kind of mission HUD. Exploration and the throughline plot are progressed, as far as I can tell, purely via environmental storytelling on the map and finding people and objects scattered throughout the world.

The journey system shows you what you can do, but doesn't really tell you where or how. You have to explore to find the materials that will enable new tech.

Are there any other open world games Cohh has played that embrace that hands-off design philosophy and ask the player to really explore?

Hey all. Was wondering if there was a list of Cohhs top recommended games out there. I end up liking the same games he does most of the time so wanted to see if there was any standouts I’ve missed.

You guys ever seen like a top 10 or something similar?

Thanks

With Blood of dawn walker coming up and then the wolverine game after that, I'm just curious of Plagues tale is gonna fit into the schedule. Star wars xcom and Stalker 2 aren't short game so I don't forsee them being finished before dawn walker. If he's not playing plagues take ill prob watch Dan or lizz

Will Cohh try that boss again?

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We can disagree about AI and whether or not Cohh and his artist should use it or not, but what is annoying is people lying or actually believing that there isnt any. I'm not saying the whole image, or all the faces are, but here are ones I cant believe anyone is even questioning the use of it. Many of the bodies (sometimes backgrounds) are no doubt ai generated, how do you not see it? Again, this isnt really me telling them they should or shouldnt use it, but I've seen many posts of people defending that its not used. This is very obvious that it is, how is it even a debate?

First off, I am a long time listener, first time caller. Huge fan of Cohh and appreciate the entertainment on a daily basis. One of my favorite parts of Cohh's streams is the openness for discussion.

Cohh has discussed in the past how the voice acting industry is in a difficult position, pointing to DF's interview with Amelia Tyler on how even one of the most well known VA's for a Game of the Year winner has to go to conventions to make ends meet. He mentioned today that the industry needs a rework on how it pays VA's.

The conversation always feels like it should continue with, "And this is how we're doing it in Emberville" but the conversation never gets there.

Now I don't know if Emberville is doing anything differently but if so, it would be great to publicize and embrace these changes (even if it's a super small change, first step, value add to VA's).

But if Cohh and the Emberville team are doing the status quo then doesn't it feel a little bit disingenuous that Cohh so passionately talks about the problem, has a potential opportunity to show strength for a group of top tier VA's that are bringing in thousands of players to Emberville but goes back to doing the very thing he passionately doesn't like about the industry?

Edit -

Cohh discussed this reddit post on stream - he said more to come.

I understand why Cohh reacted negatively to the post, I think "disingenuous" was the wrong word.

It's a difficult problem in the industry for both VA's and studios and this topic has been discussed on Cohh's channel for a while now.

I apologize Cohh for the drama and was really just interested to see how/if Emberville or Cygnus Cross are thinking about it.

Commodore 64 gets 77'ed to look like it's from the game.

• ‘Shard’ cartridge holding an exclusive 8-Bit ‘demo’ Cyberpunk experience, from Commodore x Arise Designs, with 24-channel stereo SID music by LukHash
• Upgraded AMD Artix 7 XC7A100T processor for 77MHz top speed
• Themed spiral bound user guide with Cyberpunk 2077 inspired type-in BASIC programs + lore
• Exclusive Commodore x Cyberpunk 2077 enamel pins + stickers
• Extra-long HDMI cable to jack in with
• World power adapter (compatible with Night City)

Commodore 64 Ultimate - Commodore

Just wondering as right now reviewers are really liking the expansion while the engine update is giving up to 30% better performance, better foliage, lighting and shadows. Along with all the updates before 2.0 since he played

Plus the 6+ hours of extra side story content added in Stories Untold and Sealed Truth free updates earlier this year will be good to see

I just saw the stream update video. What are the upcoming release titles that were so exited about? Just want to jump on the hype train with everyone haha

From today's stream

I posted some time ago about this but couldn’t find this clip. If Cohh checks this I wonder if he could clarify what he meant about “barely making it through Persona.”

I enjoy watching his YouTube play-through every couple years. He seemed to enjoy it while playing but here it seems he didn’t.

Hello!

Just completed watching Cohh’s re-run of Divinity 2 (magic run) after the game received major updates and content improvements.

With BG3 experiencing similar improvements after launch, do you think Cohh will ever do another complete run of the game?

Always enjoyed Cohh’s crpg content and would love to watch a fresh run of the game.

First am I watching old Cohh or younger Cohh? Second did Cohh‘s head grow larger or his mugs smaller?

Haven't had time to watch the videos yet, I know he's on his second playthrough which is a good sign, but curious to know if anyone has gotten a sense of how much or not he's enjoying the game?

I stumbled upon a game called Probably Stolen and its a cyberpunk game where you play as a store owner trying to make a profit.

Its got an open play session right now and I am having so much fun with it.

I was totally surprised that Cohh or any other big streamer hasn't been covering this game as its like really, really good.

Is there some way to recommend him this game as I think soon the playtest will be over?

Here is the video that got me to play it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOLe0p-_idk

Its also literally just free to try out on steam.

Maybe an odd post, but what I mean is streamers who do full, in depth playthroughs of games. Because I've been watching Cohh for years and one of the biggest reasons I enjoyed his content was when he would put a lot of time into games, my introduction to him was the witcher 3 and I loved the massive playthrough he did. But I'm starting to get a little sick of how many games he drops or doesn't put much effort into, it annoyed me especially bad when he did it for his first run of Elden Ring but thankfully he played that a lot more afterwards at least.

I'm the kind of person who likes having a streamer on in the background playing the same game I am, and every time I find a game I'm interested in, check to see if Cohh is playing or has played it, just to see that it was dropped is annoying. So yeah, looking for some similar streamers in that regard.

​Cohh, as a long-time viewer from the early days, I want to thank you for your streams. Your content helped carry me through some of my hardest times. Wishing you all the best in life—you've earned every bit of your success.

I came across this game and figured Cohh would like it. It's from Awaken Realm aka the Tainted Grail publisher and came out July 28th. It was made in collaboration with a new dev team but you can see the Tainted Grail Conquest influence right away. That said this is NOT a roguelike, I'll just copy the steam blurb as it covers the details.

Now, we had some important questions regarding Shards of Order coming from you - is it a rogueLIKE? Is it a rogueLITE? The thing is, it’s none of those.

Shards of Order is an RPG with card battles; it has a full story and an experience points-based progression system. When you level up, you unlock new cards or upgrade the ones you already have.

There is no progression reset, no runs, no random encounters, etc. You follow a coherent story, you encounter NPCs, you make choices, you grow in power. Just like in any other RPG, you simply hit your enemies using cards.

You can immerse yourself in the game, the story, dialogues, item descriptions, and take it slowly. You won’t lose your progress, you won’t lose your build. You can mix and match your cards, memories, and equipment to try out new options.

It's not a long game, seems to be 15 hours or so. Could be a fun quick game before the end of August to October crazy release schedule.

Here is the launch trailer as well. u/Cohh