The other day Luke and Griffon and I were talking about the comic, and Luke asked why we don’t ever throw in the old side characters. I was like “we had side characters?” Luke showed me RT Comics Year One, and I was like “We made a book?” Then he showed me the other two, and I was like “Who are you and why are you in my house?”

Hey guys, I’m peeking out from under my pile of PAX East footage to drop off this quick Just Cause 2 video for you. I don’t know about you, but I love jumping out of planes. That is why this video was so much fun to make. Enjoy.

At our PAX panel this last Saturday in Boston, we announced the newest member of the RoosterTeeth staff: Monty Oum. And while the term "newest" applies to Monty, he's actually been with us for about six months now, diligently working on new projects. In fact, if you've seen our recent Waypoint videos, you've already seen him (barely) in action. To see more of his previous work, check out Monty's Youtube channel.

Three years ago, as we were wrapping up the Blood Gulch Chronicles, we saw a link to a video called "Haloid" which featured the highly improbable scenario of Master Chief from Halo fighting Samus Aran from Metroid. We always loved the animation work and the incredibly creative choreography of the fight sequences — which is pretty much the entire video. After Haloid, Monty went on to produce the crazy-insane Dead Fantasy series which has millions of views all across the internet.

The last few months working with Monty have been an absolute blast. We look forward to showing you his amazing work in the very near future. In the meantime, go say hi.

Holy crap, I’m tired.

I cut most of this on the plane ride back from Boston, I hope it makes sense to you!

Enjoy this little slice of PAX East and Achievement Hunter.

We had a pretty good reaction to the 1st ringtone we put on iTunes and so we’re at it again. If you search for Red vs. Blue in iTunes on your iPhone, you’ll find the Red Team Anthem bellowed by sarge from episode 95 in season 5. Glory to the Red Team, enjoy.

Hey hey guys. So, we got a pretty cool email just now.

It seems one of our lovely readers ended up with a pile of Dragon Age: Origins shirts that you can actually wear in the game. I’m not sure exactly how it works, but apparently you have to have your EA account and Gamertag linked, then go to:

Dragonage.Bioware.com/redeem

The input one of the codes. (Please, only use one code.)

• 9EDW 5Z4D H6A5 MXV3
• DLPG HXRJ CS92 SFAJ
• CPQC 38QV 7UTV WMAD
• GGDZ C63B 3Z72 SE29
• 8769 ZNE8 FKCG 5LB4
• 223W UPQ9 2JQF RQB6
• DKEJ TKPE PNFH GLCV
• 4T2U 3MA7 R492 HPA8
• HEJU JMVL TSLM T2TF
• 9XTG 6TUJ ZE8Q P2TX
• CADE 5E7L 886K 8KDQ

Once you do that, you’ll get the following in-game item:

Mark of Vigilance
+2% to spell resist
+6 to defense
+5 mental resist

Special thanks to the anonymous stranger who gave us the codes! You know who you are and you kick ass.

The other day Luke and Griffon and I were talking about the comic, and Luke asked why we don’t ever throw in the old side characters. I was like “we had side characters?” Luke showed me RT Comics Year One, and I was like “We made a book?” Then he showed me the other two, and I was like “Who are you and why are you in my house?”