Fun fact! When you said that they’re almost all not gone that’s because they actually aren’t. The infected are just like us, watching the fungus take control, like they’re in third person, which is why they’re one of the most terrifying zombies; because they know what they’re doing but they can’t stop it.

Fun fact! When you said that they’re almost all not gone that’s because they actually aren’t. The infected are just like us, watching the fungus take control, like they’re in third person, which is why they’re one of the most terrifying zombies; because they know what they’re doing but they can’t stop it.

"Is this a bad guy or is this Micah?" -Yes.

Just in case noone else says it, make sure you watch the extended versions for the next two movies. They contain a lot of stuff that gives much better background and, in one case, an important part of the story thats missing from the theatre releases. ps Gandalf the Grey did die. Everyone questions that if they havent read the books. But Gandalf the grey is in The Hobbit.

gameplay(key)-- Analog +square Square repeat alternate fast tour Less time of exploration.

Ugh, my only annoyance for watching Subnautica first playthroughs are the comments. They act like you missed the entire game, like you can't go to the location later. I actually like how the game handles if you don't get to the location in time. It's not as good as if you're there, but it's still an interesting experience, just has more mystery than if you were there. I like watching how different people play the game so I don't get upset when they do things differently. There's no wrong way to play, and you're obviously enjoying yourself so it's still fun to watch 😊

I have never seen anyone fail the cut scene and story line so completely before. Honestly I was not even sure it was possible.

20:00 Boys, we got her. Prepare the Extended Editions! Also I am so happy to see someone, I presume, realize that Boromir wasn't a bad guy and be sad at his death. He was in truth a shining example of Humanity, but the Ring seeks to twist one's own beliefs, hopes and dreams. In his case it was wanting to protect his people after fighting to protect them for so long. One interesting perspective as well, J.R.R. Tolkien experienced the horrors of war during WW1 and it influenced a lot of his writing for the novels. The man hated the slow-march of progression and automation that he saw in England, with the wonderful hills and forests of green being replaced by factories and concrete.

whenever i’m replaying tlou2 and i get anxious about certain parts (the descent section with all the stalkers and the rat king namely) i like to replay your playthrough for moral support. helps me to have someone else screaming in the background LFNSJHD

Mordin dying was the hardest death for me too. I liked him so much. He was like the integral part of my Normandy.

the beauty of this game is that most new players are ALWAYS scared to enter a new biome, but you literally have to. every time. I love it so much. the amount of times I got to a new area, got scared and said "fuck this" left and then 10 minutes later said "shit stop being a baby and go get (insert new resource here)" this may be the one game I would wipe my memory of to experience fresh again if it were possible

You're going to love the rest of them

When I played throught I learned to just leave any blue or green boxes if you're not under half full on the bar. You can just about always go back if you need them, but once you open them it's a wrap.

I forgot to mention...you missed some orbs. You get more if you "stay just a little longer". lol Hop on the bed and there's a mini game

"I'm a sucker for good choir music" yeah, you'll love this soundtrack

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Even though the reaction video is short you hit all the important beats and your reaction to it so I think you did a good job with the editing imo. You can extend it a bit more for the other ones I think and don't be afraid to add longer discussion at the end to process it since these movies are... well a lot :P glad you enjoyed it!