Along with the main Rooster Teeth website, Achievement Hunter has achieved great popularity since its inception. The Achievement Hunter offices have mostly been in the same building as the rest of the Rooster Teeth departments, The first being the Congress office, the second was at , the third was inside of Stage 5.
The only office that has not been directly connected to the rest is the current one, based in Stage 4. Let's Play Live! On September 14, , a behind-the-scenes documentary was released about the event for sponsors on their website. Three more Let's Play Live! In , four Let's Play Live! One Lets Play Live! Later that same year two new series were introduced, Fails of the Weak in Halo Reach being one of them. This series highlights mistakes and glitches found in Halo: Reach ; most of these videos are submitted to Achievement Hunter by the community, depicting themselves failing.
Each Friday, Jack and Geoff upload a video with at about ten fail clips showing the fails with both of them commenting on the fail's humor. They have recently shown their th Fails of the Weak video and made a montage of fails to celebrate. Upon its release, this series moved into Halo 4. Since episode the series has included fails from any game.
Similar to the basketball game of H-O-R-S-E, the players win rounds to give the other player letter e. Jack wins round 1, Geoff gets a letter H until one player has spelled out "horse" and wins the game. Occasionally they will play a shortened Achievement PIG due to time constraints. So far there have been two company-wide tournaments with employees from Achievement Hunter and Rooster Teeth.
Additionally, there is Achievement Pig for Trials Evolution , which also features fan sent obstacle courses, alongside with the Halo: Reach Horse series. In mid-January , a new series debuted, called Rage Quit , in which "test subject" Michael Jones, is subjected to difficult, aggravating and exasperating games until "he eventually has an aneurysm and we have to rush him to the emergency room," as described by Geoff Ramsey.
Michael often plays smaller, lesser-known XBLA games of low quality, adding to the level of frustration. Since its creation, it had become a hit weekly series.
Beginning on May 1, however, the show now airs every other Thursday, interchanging with Play Pals. The show went on a hiatus starting October 9, due to Michael's absence because of the Lazer Team filming project, but has returned as of January , airing every other Thursday or Friday as before. As of July 23, , Michael has placed Rage Quit on hiatus, with new episodes airing once every several months. In regards to the show's future in response to fan questions, Jones began by stating that he and the other AH members will "occasionally take some steps towards finding new video games [to rage quit on]," referring to Rage Quit, meaning that the show would be revived with new episodes every now and again as soon as there are ideas for one.
He further elaborated by saying that Achievement Hunter would be interested in looking at all the audience feedback ideas and suggestions from the fans in the comments section and applying it to the show in the future. However, the show was quietly put on hiatus to figure out where AH wants to take it, with the show not having been active since March 8, Also in , four new series were created by the Achievement Hunter staff for their audience.
The first series is " This is The game presented in "This is The second series is titled " Things To Do In :" and presents its viewers with alternative ways to play and interesting things to do in video games like Saints Row 3 , Modern Warfare 3 , Skyrim , and Minecraft. In "A Look Back At," former Achievement Hunter employees Fragger and Ray re-introduced old Xbox games that might have been overlooked in their release but are now considered classic games.
The final series that aired that year is called " Let's Play ". The "Let's Play" videos are some of the most viewed and liked videos from the fans of Achievement Hunter. The Minecraft videos receive millions of views each week and, since fans like them so much, the Achievement Hunter team decided to "upload new Minecraft Let's Plays each week until we die," as stated by Geoff Ramsey. Due to their huge popularity, the "Let's Play" videos received their own dedicated YouTube channel Let's Play , which is updated every weekday with videos.
Bonus Let's Plays have also appeared on the weekends or as extra videos during the weekday. The trophies are two wrestling belts and a golden rooster.
Whoever wins in an episode gets to keep these for a week or until at least the next episode, where they get challenged. Starting in episode 52, Lindsay officially joined the VS line up. In VS Episode Geoff stepped away from the lineup to be full-time host of the show and the rotation was reset again. With Ray's leaving, he has been since removed from the lineup and quit the competition, with his last VS being VS Episode Following this, he was replaced by Jeremy in the VS series.
This show is a competition to get a visible achievement or perform a certain task assigned by Geoff in any game the players choose. The series had its th episode on August 17, , and has also developed into a large YouTube channel which takes clips from any game, with Jack and Geoff compiling the best every month.
Occasionally, other people will be featured if either Jack or Geoff are unavailable. In AHWU, Jack talked about gaming news and rumors, while Geoff discussed new releases and achievements, while all the Achievement Hunter crew try to create distractions. Though his main focus is Achievement Hunter, he still occasionally appears in some of Rooster Teeth's other content, ranging from live action productions to animated series, cartoons, their Podcast, and conventions.
Jack was born and raised in Texas alongside his younger sister Katie. They currently reside in Austin, Texas. The Rooster Teeth Wiki Explore. Rooster Teeth. Red vs. Achievement Hunter. Let's Play. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Blue Cast. Jack Pattillo. My friend is an achievement hunter. He won't stop playing a game until he unlocks every single achievement out of it.
Achievement Hunter. It is also a division of Rooster Teeth. T, AHWU, and many others. The people that work here also work for Rooster Teeth. Man , those Achievement Hunter guys are hilarious!
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