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I’m confused… there’s always sentinels in the maw 😂😂😂

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Bro! This entire channel SUCKS! The movement it took to get here was abysmal. The video SuCKS, you voice SUCKS, and your general lack of intelligence SUCKS. GTFO of this platform

That game sucked it was way too easy and way too quick to complete I beat it in 3 hours

Sounds like a skill issue

Skill Issue.

It was done to save on resources, time, an processing. But also it was buying time to help the game load the outside. Halo CE was made by like, ten people. Back when there wasn't any fancy tools that could speed up the process or help compress the data like we have today. So they found ways the buy time so the game can load heavily resource intensive parts with out a loading screen or cut screen. There are a few maps in CE that do the same thing just not as bad as this part.

Halo CE release date = November 15th 2001 Chill out bruh

Boo hoo, kicked off one of the best gaming franchises we have didnt it

I always appreciate analysis of Halo CE We're talking a game where the easter eggs alone could make for a 6 hour video

Oh. Now THIS. Is the kind of video I want for work.

"Halo CE is the best halo game and probably one of the best games of all time." This guy gets it.

Type shit

Indeed. And how dare you. 😅

You missed cause the only sport you play meat beating.

Sound's about right

Sat here and watched/listened this thing while playing monster hunter generations on my switch. CE is a great game, prolly my 2nd fav halo game other than 3. i LOVE the concept of the flood lore wise and every flood stage in this game is fun for me. ive watched alot of retrospectives for this game and this is def the most entertaining. idk if ur gonna do one on halo 2 but i cant IMAGINE how long that will be considering how crazy long the cutescenes are. (im typing this before the end of the video so idk if u say anything about halo 2) IF u decide on doin halo 2 right after this ur a madman, but ima be here either way cause im subbing. nice work bruh

This is your “Darkwood”

Halo: CE being "one of the most important and influential shooters of all time" is very accurate. If it could be said that DOOM is the great-grandfather, and Goldeneye is the grandfather of the shooter genre, then certainly Halo: CE is the father of the modern first person shooter. Its influence is such that various elements of its gameplay are cemented into even contemporary FPS games, over two decades later; too many aspects to mention in one TH-cam comment, ranging from technological or mechanistic executions of the gameplay, to more artistic considerations, even in discussions about the technical aspects of how combat is conducted in a FPS in development, are among those things that aren't even referenced in relation to Halo: CE any longer, since they have become status quo for players' expectations for how a FPS game should play. A pivotal video game, one of the most important of all time.

49:33 Does anyone know why it cut off 😭

Childishly Fresh Eyes , Sounds Like A Perfect Nostalgia Typed Song Because Of The Background Instruments Being Used

Here's a fun fact about Stage 5. Did you know that none of the samples used in the first stage are used in any other track in An Empty Bliss Beyond this World, *or* Everywhere at the End of Time? This is because, as the description for stage 5 states, "The unfamiliar may sound and feel familiar". Even the moments of clarity are not tracks from EatEoT. The clarity isn't perfect, but it's like the mind finds something to focus on for a second, like some music presently playing, before being plunged back into chaos.

Unfortunately Bruce Willis and the late Robin Williams are and were suffering from Lewy body dementia

28:10 ?

27:02 no, i think that their addiction will not go away from forgetting. but it might go away due to forgetting what a cigarrete is

"Person with severe ADHD calls people who don't have ADHD 'objectively weird'." Yeah, okay buddy.

Only 255 Subscribers!?!?

Funfact about F8 Mournful Camarederie is the last 2 minutes track before like a 1 track will be like a 20 minutes long and 50 sample play all at once

This video was just a burning memory..

54:23 if you hear the background music it's actually a clarity of stage 4 it's very sad it sounds like D5 but distorted and distant and reverse

38:26 I think F4 for me is the most painfull track on stage3 it feels familiar but at the same time it sounds like it drunks and choppy

One fun fact on a stage one track is most of the track is playing off center and also those two song on the stage three also play off center

someone might have already said this but "back there Benjamin" referrs to Benjamin Libet who is mentioned in other titles too. He was a neuroscientist and i don't know much about him, but i suppose some of his work must be related to dementia or at least memory given all the references

6:10 a true Stevie Terreberry moment

I agree that listening to "it's just a burning memory" again after hearing the entire album makes me very emotional.

The first I think about when EATEOT, would be H1 - POST AWARENESS CONFUSIONS (particularly the first 2s) Now it’s A4 - Childishly Fresh Eyes, C4 - Glimpses Of Hope, and F3 - Internal Bewildered World

We have to remember Dementia isn't just forgetting stuff. In a more technical sense, it's obstructing and destroying your synapses with plaque. Similar to how a heart attack works, when plaque blocks the arteries, cells start dying and the muscle becomes much less efficient. So in a way, Dementia/Alzheimers is a very very very slow stroke.

Stage 6 NOOOOOOO. I wanted to hear your review but the video was amazing, thank you

As someone who doesn't have the time to listen to the whole album through, but knows the ending, I have studied it as much as I could by watching MULTIPLE TH-cam videos just to know the intensity of it. And I can tell that if I listened to it in my mental state, I'd probably lose myself. Yet I study this and the topic of dementia over and over because despite not being able to listen, this album has become a special interest of mine. I can't seem to stop thinking about it...and I think it would get worse if I did

At 1:00:14 - My thought on the artwork for Stage 5 was of a couple in 1920s aristocratic wear, where the lady is above with her fan, and the man is below, with his cane. They are embracing on the stairs.

At 11:37 - My father has a form of dementia. We all missed Stage 1, but based on your analysis of the looping... I remember that Dad would have almost identical "conversations," where he would describe his political outlook on a handful of issues. The fact that we went to a different restaurant, or were with different people didn't really matter. It was practically the exact same words, with the exact same highlights, with the exact same emphasis. The fact that my brother and I might have heard the same refrain 37 times before wasn't really a factor. Now, in my family, we tell stories. I am an author - a professional story teller, if you will. And as you tell stories, there is a rhythm to them, the part you emphasize to draw a crescendo of interest, and then peak at the climax of the story. So... When Dad told his stories, or shared his political views, the fact that he shared the same theme, same rhythm, practically the same words... It didn't hit as a stage of dementia, but rather as "Dad's telling his story again." It's hard to see Stage 1, but if you know what you are looking for... hindsight is 20/20.

A fun fact about stage 5 is that some parts of it actually use parts from stage six

You are way too young to be worried about that....

I"ll tell you why. You're lonely. Afraid your only company is going to be the haunting madness brought on by obscene loneliness right?

"I'm... Not a music person." Literally describes me in the first sentence yet I adore this album and made be open up to an extent about music.

stage 4 is neurons misfiring trying to reach for each other and remember

Getting irrationally irritated at it being called "Dementia Album" instead of Everywhere at the End of Time. xD Really cool that you broke down each track, though! I've listed to EATEOT twice, and it's such an experience. Edit: Spooky is the prefect word for Misplaced in Time! It straight up sounds like Halloween to me.

Stage 3 felt like my brain was just trying to catch up to be honest. I could hear what was trying to come through because we heard it before...some of it anyway. But my brain couldnt put it together. Anything after stage 4 is a scrambled mess that leads to simply trying to COPE with what you have going on in your head - as an audio, it is terribly confusing (and very clever at the same time)

As someone who has listened to the full album: yes