/games/ - Video Games

i usually just listen to streams. Typically Iĺl listen to wings play rainbow, or asmongold, it takes the boredom out of grinding.

the things i listen to while playing tend to be either political or philosophical and historical (and conspirational, lol) or not in english so i won't list them here as it would be off topic and might displease you and derail the thread

history podcast
https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/t687i-9b79d/War-Nerd-Radio-%E2%80%94-Subscriber-Feed-Podcast

true crime podcast i used to listen to
https://art19.com/shows/generation-why-podcast

some paranormal stuff
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyMO1IkzJm-NPAk1B6b54Kg/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCD4-G3Aokt2sM7TYQV2HmA/videos

>>48196
I have been listening to Darknet Diaries while playing MMOs. Its a true crime podcast about computer crime.
I have also been enjoying The Art of Manliness. They talk philosophy, history, and general life advice. Its pretty chill to listen to.
If there is nothing else to listen to, I listen to Hello World by CGP Grey.

Back when I played MMOs, when I wasn't listening to music (which is what I did most of the time with internet radio) then I put on those long research heavy amateur academic videos like Teal Deer, Aydin Paladin, and ThunderF00t.

Sometimes I would put on streams but honistly I didn't listen to those all that closely so I ain't going to list them.

>>48196
I listen to gaming-related audio/music.

I mostly listen to stupid podcasts, sometimes audiobooks. I won't admit what podcasts I listen to but I can recommend audiobooks of Lovecraft and the other weird fiction authors for some great atmospheric storytelling while grinding in MMOs, they work really well in audio form. I also listen to stand-up comedy specials and radio and talk shows I'm familiar with; in particular I never get tired of Norm Macdonald
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uarJj-K4XH4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ajZqoeC-So
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3Ev38wpX04


If you're doing something really mindless and you have enough attention leftover for something more elevated then you can listen to some academic stuff. Sadler is a /lit/ meme but he's pretty good and pleasing to listen to if you're into philosophy or if you think you might be interested
https://www.youtube.com/user/gbisadler

>>49557
also inmendham videos
he makes me laugh a lot and he's kind of comforting to listen to because at least he has an understanding of how fucked the world really is, even if his 'solution' doesn't make sense and isn't a solution and there are some huge blind spots in his thinking

ReportoftheWeek was decent before he appeared in a bunch of news programs, years ago back when he was just a depressed nocturnal NEET out of high school who had an obvious distaste for modern society. Mostly it was just rambling but I liked his voice and it was comforting to listen to someone who wasn't on the normalfag path. Unfortunately he turned into some kind of Mr. Rogers-like figure for normalfags and all his videos have felt disingenuous ever since.

TCR Radio Graffiti. I've listened to all the 2011-2012 radio graffiti and shoutout segments more times than I can count. His return in 2016 around the time of the election was also entertaining but it gradually got to feel more and more fake as time went on. Not that it was ever entirely genuine, but it just got worse over the years.

Dan Carlin podcasts about history. I think I listened to the WWI and WWII related ones years ago while playing Mount & Blade and they were pretty good. Tried to listen to one on Japan during the war but I found it kind of boring. Might've been because I've read so many books on that subject though, so he wasn't saying anything new for me.

Inmendham. Besides his presenting a good philosophical view watching him rag on idiots is entertaining. The year or so before he had to move had some of his best content IMO, more thorough and logical than just about anything else he's produced outside that timeframe. His newer videos have gotten kind of old but it's still funny watching him rag on people.

Korea and the World, another podcast. I only watched a few episodes after someone recommended them years ago. They're kind of hit and miss, some of the people he has on are boring.

John David Ebert, lots of good continental philosophy videos. Also a lot of weird shit with him trying to contact dead spirits that I always ignore.

old art bell shows

zabujard podcasts

I like to have SorcererDave's Morrowind and Skyrim Playthru's on in the background. Good for taking naps also.

Joe Rogan

>>50009
Normie shits

>>48196
When I do that I lost the story context of the game.
Please no bully, my head isn't the problem, I'm just not that good in English.

>>50639
Generally not the best thing to do for games you care about the story.

Great for MMOs, driving games, and sim type games though.
I used to love listening to internet radio while playing games like civ 2 and shitty Koren f2p mmorpg

Beethoven's Fifth
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>>49698
I liked Report of the Week some years ago too, especially his VORW shows, but they haven't been good for a while, turned into a normalfag who supports BLM, fuck that guy.
There aren't too many podcasts I like now, I listen to the Harvey Zone and Nerdotic a lot, even though I don't really finish their long livestreams, they get boring after an hour or two and they usually last three to five hours, also EFAP is another where they go for about ten to twelve hours a livestream, but I get bored about an hour or two into them. Still the only "podcasts" I listen too. I used to listen too some horror/true crime shows, but they are all too much bullshit for me now, seem very phoney.

>>49553
Listen to the classics

>>50722
I don't listen to black music.

>>51251
Beethoven was black?

I usually listen to blind guardian on repeat

>>51252
Some kangz seriously believe he was.

>>51252
If you listen to black history revisionists every single important person in the world was black.
>>51253
That's pretty nice wiz, all of their album or some specifically? I'm a huge fan of Nightfall in Middle-Earth

>>51255
Don't they have proof to back up there claims?
Next you'll be telling me they invented the light bulb

>>51256
>Don't they have proof to back up there claims?
Of course not.
>Next you'll be telling me they invented the light bulb
Oh you

French songs
>>>/music/4527

>>48196

really good history podcast has a lot of references to literature from their age, very well written comfy to listen too has a really good "feel"
youtube.com/channel/UCT6Y5JJPKe_JDMivpKgVXew

a channel where primary sources are read out, very comfy though you might not understand some of the archaic/anachronistic terms used, I was able to somewhat understand it with context
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqoGR_EedlhKDVuWNwYWRbg

really good politics channel, has a lot of interesting and well informed takes.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp4oMaqaY0hIoT9jafj1g8g

I also like listening to cum town but I doubt this is a wizardly preference™

I can also shill the "technical difficulties" and "2 of these people are lying" series of tom scott, I find them funny but yet again "not wizardly"

it's good but not really amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbyE5OvaP4GJhKvPCXxjWvw

his interviewing protestors series is good though it's not "wizardly"
youtube.com/channel/UCQNqxS0Fu6CmzmVHSlnrShw

I can also shill the uncommon knowledge episodes featuring thomas sowell, sowells audiobooks are good too particularly discrimination and disparities(politics yet again)

generally just listen to audiobooks or whatever, there are far too many to run out of.

I listen to Mark Felton in the background.

>>51680
>but I doubt this is a wizardly preference™
>I find them funny but yet again "not wizardly"
>good though it's not "wizardly"
Don't worry about what's wizardly and what's not. Especially don't try to apply "wizardliness" to your life by looking for "wizardly" things. Just do what you want and post what you want. "Wizardly" things are just a board meme. The only important thing is that you're an 18+ year old male virgin and you follow the rules.

>>48196
Listening to gaming videos while gaming; gaming inception.
https://youtu.be/mj2TOceCN8U
https://youtu.be/5rdX0qIv5Ug

Cis White Male with Extra Privilege reads audio books on bitchute. Sometimes he's kind of goofy and plenty of the material is too radical for the average person, but his reading of White Identity by JT was good

Myth of the twentieth century is one that came on my radar lately. Their collapse of the soviet union roundtable was surprisingly good. Reminds me of a college undergrad seminar

>>51716
If you don't give trigger warnings then certain users get hyper pissy if stuff with sexual content is involved and will derail the thread due to their outrage.

It is much better to just point out what those types won't like then to deal with the full force of their tism fit.