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@Rain_Playz2712 the shop updates with new items as you increase your fame, if you already at max fame, you should have everything. The gifts that you get in story mode are only in the shop in creative mode

@@patrickbarner1380 No, but I can understand why my shorts may portray it that way. I've been wanting to record voiceovers for my shorts for a long time, but life situations make finding a time to record them has been a struggle. I just type what I would have normally said into a text ro speech generator. It makes creating these shorts far simpler and allows me to funnel more energy into making my longer videos.

One man's trash is another man's treasure. I will agree that the game is very buggy and that the characters look kinda funky, but I still find the gameplay, and the story presented as interesting.

200hrs in Starfield (had already beaten BG3). The game’s a fever dream with the story telling of Fallout 76. Bethesda deserved the hate it got. If you have the specs, play Nolvus, Ultima, or any modern modpack for Skyrim. It’s an amazing experience.

10/10 would happily acquire a new crippling phobia again if it is even half as fun as it was with Subnautica. In all seriousness, the sound of reapers still haunt my dreams

@AustinMSmall I can understand where you are coming from because Sonic Superstars did turn out pretty poor, but in my own experience, Penny's Big Breakaway, although not perfect, is a relatively well polished game that is still extremely fun. I dislike it when people use past blunders to make something else related to that blunder look worse. Holding creators of any kind to such high a standard will always lead to disappointment. As an example, there are cideos you can find on my channel that even I will admit are pretty subpar in quality. However comparison comments like yours are like saying "LBG Reviews' Mario Wonder Video is soo bad that even his upcoming video about Spiritfall is going to suck." Even when work on another project impedes the development of another project, it isn't necessarily fair to drag one down due to the failure of the other, evsn when the former may have caused the failure of the other. If you've watched any of my other videos, you'll find that I rarely bring up other games when discussing individual games, and that when I do, it's mainly for better understanding for those who may have only seen an idea done in one specific game, so if I were to apply it here, "swinging on Penny's yoyo reminds me of swinging on vines from a game like Donkey Kong Country." Followed by me showcasing why Penny's yoyo is different from games with similar mechanics.

And to add more fuel to that fire, when I recorded this video, the only thing the potion ingredients station only had one use, Steel Cut Clover! I went through all this effort to craft the Crafting station, and I was so disappointed to see it only crafted one thing.

Looking it up, the developer of Forager did publish this game, but the developer is not specificallythe same person as the guy who made forager. Forager is a really fun game that, honestly I should talk about some time soon! This game is definitely different than forager but it still oozes a similar charm.

I beat the game around a year ago, and yeah, with my own vision problems I found the final stages of the game to be neigh impossible. It's games like Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion that actually prompted the creation of my channel! I felt that not enough appreciation is given to games with Accessibility features.

@@lbgreviews I think a lot of people don't understand that some need these features to even finish the game. They see it as an "easy mode". I hope more people understand that all game experiences are valid and that features like these are necessary.

@pialfa801 i agree while heartedly, another thing people don't consider is that even people without disabilities need these features, as I showed off in my video about It Takes Two, my mother is otherwise fully sighted but is admittedly less versed in games than I am and she really benefited from ITT's simplified button mashing. Age is also an important factor for Accessibility that most people don't think of until they see an elderly person trying to cross the street. It's hard to get people to understand things they have never experienced. My mother is another prime example. Before making my channel into what it is now, my grandfather had stomach and throat cancer, but after treatment he was initially cleared to start eat8ng soft food again but was scared to do so. My mom couldn't fully understand that until H. Pylori caused extreme stomach issies, when she was cleared to eat again she didn't start because of fear. Thankfully but also sadly it isn't easy to effectively show people what disabilities are like without permanent injury. So, that's why I always go out of my way to show my own gameplay, while the viewer cannot fully experience my own experiences, it does a better job at demonstrating why I may struggle compared to others rather than getting footage from others who are either better at the game or can see better than I can.

Hi Sarah, I don't know where you are from, but at least in the US where I am, Shaman is commonly pronounced shah-men. I recognize that other cultures have different pronunciations for various words depending on how their native tounge influences their speech. This is also part of why I avoid pronouncing names I am unsure of, words like shaman may be easy to look up on Google, however, especially in a video game where the character's name is not specifically spoken, the most common pronunciations cannot technically be proven to be how that character's name would be said, as a result I lean more on the cautious, albeit potentially xenophobic outlook of "I'm not sure how to pronounce it, so I won't try unless I've heard THEM say it." This is largely because I don't want to step on anyone's toes when talking about a game. As an example, let's take one character from the Yakuan clan from the game, the character Krak. I can see 2 potential pronunciations: like "crack" or like "croc" while talking to myself I may call him by the former pronunciation, personally I would not want toforce my pronunciations onto others while discussing characters, fortunately in Roots of Pacha, each role and tribe is distinct enough to use other words to discuss the exact character. Granted I recognize that I didn't apply that same logic to pronoucing Pacha, however I tried my best with my understanding of phonetics after speaking English for all my life, and it would be hard to do a video on it without using the name. I genuinely do appreciate your feedback, I apologize if my novel of a response came off as deflective, I just wished to share my side of the situation as well.

Hey I wanted to say I really like your content

And it’s also my favourite

@AxolotlPlayz_GD much appreciated!

I'd be happy to! Subnautica is also a personal favorite! Once I get the Potion Permit video out on Friday, I will get working on that video next!

@@lbgreviews im subbing 💌

Always trying to push it further!