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1:42:53 You don't have to have bad dental hygiene to be afraid of the dentist. Hell, you don't even have to have bad teeth to be afraid of the dentist. Some people do not like to have other people around their mouths. There's also the sounds and equipment in a dental office. If you're in the US, another reason to fear the dentist would be the cost. A simple cleaning and check up isn't cheap
Damn I love this game, I'm glad to see more people playing it! Edit: So to try to give a summary + speculation for the parts that weren't explicit, (SPOILERS BELOW): . . . . . . . . The Heilwald Klinikum used to be a super-renowned medical facility until Joseph Randalph showed up and took over, intending to revolutionize healthcare with new treatments and emphasizing that they would basically do everything in their power to prevent a patient from dying, hinting very early on with his ominous phrasing that they were more than willing to step into unethical territory to do so. Whatever he did to ensure that no one died at the clinic appears to have distorted reality within the clinic, making you and other inhabitants immortal but also warping the staff into monsters/giving them odd abilities and seemingly amplifying the worst of their traits (that's what the puzzle with the statues was about, identifying how each staff member betrayed the code of ethics they were supposed to follow as caregivers to the ill.) The loophole is why the patients appear unable to die despite being more or less corpses and constantly being neglected by the staff, living in squalor with nothing to eat but either garbage or the literal flesh of the cook. Astrid, the former nurse who was the "monster" in the iron lung, was one of the only people to directly speak up against Randalph's unorthodox and harmful medical practices and she likely ended up the way she did in an attempt to silence her, experimented on in gruesome ways and then locked away where the rest of the staff wouldn't see her again, hence why they thought she'd left the clinic entirely. Helene appears to be the only member of the staff entirely unaffected by everything going on, probably because after Astrid disappeared, Helene was too busy to do anything but care for her patients, but it may also be simply because she was too steadfast in her commitment to the code to be affected like the other staff were. While the nature of the loophole and the voice from the plugged holes are a little less clear, it's most likely that Randalph either created/discovered the voice which somehow aided in his experiments or - the more likely option to me - the loophole and the voice from the hole are mostly separate things, and the voice in the hole, essentially the consciousness of the clinic itself, used to guide the staff and practitioners and earned the clinic its old prestige, which is why the voice admonishes the current staff for all of the ethical/code violations they've made. Once Randalph started his awful experiments, he plugged up the holes to prevent the voice, the clinic itself, from interfering with his work. I don't think the how or why of where the loophole itself even came from is ever actually explained, though, so these are just theories.
YAYY I LOVE THIS GAME. I still remember months ago when you were about to play this game but chose a shorter game for the remaining stream time. I really just held on and waited, lmao, because I knew you'd come back to this. Thank you Insym, thank you devs!!
Electroconvulsive therapy was invented as an alternative to the existing insulin overdose therapy. Insulin dosing caused a seizure, which seemed to treat depression and delirium, among other things. Being shocked could also cause seizures, so an experiment was performed on a man with severe schizophrenia who hadn't been lucid or really able to communicate in years. They set him up, slowly cranked up the voltage, and let him seize for a little bit. The result was the patient more or less opening his eyes and asking "What are you sons of bitches doing to me?" He remained lucid for several weeks before reverting. These days, a general anesthetic is used to prevent pain and muscle strain from the seizure. I had twelve sessions a few years ago for my treatment-resistive depression. There was never any pain from the procedure - I literally slept through it every time. Though it failed to help me, I still recommend it for its intended uses. It's not fun, but it's not torture by any means.
1:42:42 I have weak teeth despite proper hygiene, so I have to visit the dentist regularly. But as a child, I had a dentist yell at me and then get my parents to hold me in the chair while forcing my mouth open. It hurt despite the painkillers, too. Still does. My teeth are just very sensitive. So yeah. I'll always be scared of the dentists, and it has nothing to do with my average hygene 😢 Still breaks my heart to remember dentists make fun of me for crying out of fear as a teen and adult, and dentists lying to me telling me "I'll just clean this up" only to start drilling, without the painkillers. To this day, I have no trust with the dentists 😢
Drilling teeth is painless sometimes, until they hit a nerve But that's terrifying, and considering you have sensitive teeth? I would NOT want to be you
This was a sick game, in more ways than one 😆 Quite nuts. The developer either has quite... intriguing imagination, or got a solid bit of inspiration out of their nightmares and/or phobias.
on the puzzle you went at it from the wrong side, matching people to what you think they are doing instead of matching them to what oaths they are breaking like it said to.
I wonder what happens if you do the seasoning minigame correctly, you forgot about that. Also other things might be missing. I wonder if you can lure the ones you run away from to the warp too. Also no water for the costipated guy. 48% completion means you missed a lot, though. I definitely would like to see a second playthrough.
About the statue and ominous voice: Spoilers! The white statue most likely represents Hippocrates, a greek physician, who created ethical guidelines for people who practice medicine or healthcare. To this day, physicians take a form of the hippocratic oath to ensure that they always remember the importance of their tasks and that their goal is the wellbeing of patients. Some of the guidelines we saw during the numbers puzzle. Hippocrates is depicted as an old man with a beard. You see his Statue everywhere, because the Hospital is supposed to act according the oath and he watches over everything. But in the final part, the statue is gone and instead we see a statue of Randolph. While the others went against some parts of the oath, Randolph is the main issue, because he put himself above the oath. The ominous voice might be the previous clinic chef. His voice got suppressed. Hence the many plugs. Those would be relatively easy to loose with some outside help but Randolph added an extra layer to the seal. His influence enforces everyone around him in their negative behavior.
I don't understand the ending of this game at all because at the start the doctor said nobody can die but the trash collector can die & at the end the doctor dies how does that make any sense oh yeah & what if somebody in this games world got their head blown or cut off or they were split or cut in half would they die
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As a German I can confirm, this is the average German hospital experience.
But at least it's free
I especially like the part where the doctor doesn't know if you're a patient so he decides to remove your liver.
@@vivil2533 Very common in Germany.
Everything comes at a small price.
KOMMEN SIE SOFORT ZURÜCK
Ha 😂
These type of horror games are my favorite. Pixelated, kinda funny but still creepy af, weird, and sweet & short.
1:42:53 You don't have to have bad dental hygiene to be afraid of the dentist. Hell, you don't even have to have bad teeth to be afraid of the dentist. Some people do not like to have other people around their mouths. There's also the sounds and equipment in a dental office.
If you're in the US, another reason to fear the dentist would be the cost. A simple cleaning and check up isn't cheap
Damn I love this game, I'm glad to see more people playing it!
Edit: So to try to give a summary + speculation for the parts that weren't explicit, (SPOILERS BELOW):
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The Heilwald Klinikum used to be a super-renowned medical facility until Joseph Randalph showed up and took over, intending to revolutionize healthcare with new treatments and emphasizing that they would basically do everything in their power to prevent a patient from dying, hinting very early on with his ominous phrasing that they were more than willing to step into unethical territory to do so. Whatever he did to ensure that no one died at the clinic appears to have distorted reality within the clinic, making you and other inhabitants immortal but also warping the staff into monsters/giving them odd abilities and seemingly amplifying the worst of their traits (that's what the puzzle with the statues was about, identifying how each staff member betrayed the code of ethics they were supposed to follow as caregivers to the ill.)
The loophole is why the patients appear unable to die despite being more or less corpses and constantly being neglected by the staff, living in squalor with nothing to eat but either garbage or the literal flesh of the cook. Astrid, the former nurse who was the "monster" in the iron lung, was one of the only people to directly speak up against Randalph's unorthodox and harmful medical practices and she likely ended up the way she did in an attempt to silence her, experimented on in gruesome ways and then locked away where the rest of the staff wouldn't see her again, hence why they thought she'd left the clinic entirely. Helene appears to be the only member of the staff entirely unaffected by everything going on, probably because after Astrid disappeared, Helene was too busy to do anything but care for her patients, but it may also be simply because she was too steadfast in her commitment to the code to be affected like the other staff were.
While the nature of the loophole and the voice from the plugged holes are a little less clear, it's most likely that Randalph either created/discovered the voice which somehow aided in his experiments or - the more likely option to me - the loophole and the voice from the hole are mostly separate things, and the voice in the hole, essentially the consciousness of the clinic itself, used to guide the staff and practitioners and earned the clinic its old prestige, which is why the voice admonishes the current staff for all of the ethical/code violations they've made. Once Randalph started his awful experiments, he plugged up the holes to prevent the voice, the clinic itself, from interfering with his work. I don't think the how or why of where the loophole itself even came from is ever actually explained, though, so these are just theories.
Wow that's so long!!
YAYY I LOVE THIS GAME. I still remember months ago when you were about to play this game but chose a shorter game for the remaining stream time. I really just held on and waited, lmao, because I knew you'd come back to this. Thank you Insym, thank you devs!!
Deep plot, should definitely replay it for 100%
Electroconvulsive therapy was invented as an alternative to the existing insulin overdose therapy. Insulin dosing caused a seizure, which seemed to treat depression and delirium, among other things. Being shocked could also cause seizures, so an experiment was performed on a man with severe schizophrenia who hadn't been lucid or really able to communicate in years. They set him up, slowly cranked up the voltage, and let him seize for a little bit. The result was the patient more or less opening his eyes and asking "What are you sons of bitches doing to me?" He remained lucid for several weeks before reverting.
These days, a general anesthetic is used to prevent pain and muscle strain from the seizure. I had twelve sessions a few years ago for my treatment-resistive depression. There was never any pain from the procedure - I literally slept through it every time. Though it failed to help me, I still recommend it for its intended uses. It's not fun, but it's not torture by any means.
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I have weak teeth despite proper hygiene, so I have to visit the dentist regularly. But as a child, I had a dentist yell at me and then get my parents to hold me in the chair while forcing my mouth open. It hurt despite the painkillers, too. Still does. My teeth are just very sensitive. So yeah. I'll always be scared of the dentists, and it has nothing to do with my average hygene 😢 Still breaks my heart to remember dentists make fun of me for crying out of fear as a teen and adult, and dentists lying to me telling me "I'll just clean this up" only to start drilling, without the painkillers. To this day, I have no trust with the dentists 😢
Drilling teeth is painless sometimes, until they hit a nerve
But that's terrifying, and considering you have sensitive teeth? I would NOT want to be you
What a bunch of assholes. Hope you find a kind dentist someday.
We need 100% completion by you Insym, pls
Just saw John Wolfe upload a video on this game and now you did too? Hell yeah, I like this game!
This was a sick game, in more ways than one 😆
Quite nuts. The developer either has quite... intriguing imagination, or got a solid bit of inspiration out of their nightmares and/or phobias.
every insym video is so good
german hospital - *chuckles in german*
This game has the "did I do drugs and forgot?" vibe
Insym I cant amount how much money you have spent on steam to play these games for us 😂❤
Business requires costs
Dw. They're all $5 to $15 lol
Tax write offs?
Mate, he makes so much money he doesn't even need to look at the prices before buying 🤦♂️
on the puzzle you went at it from the wrong side, matching people to what you think they are doing instead of matching them to what oaths they are breaking like it said to.
Perfect timing man, gonna chill to this rn 👑🍉
5:13 You go to prison when you die 💀
I wonder what happens if you do the seasoning minigame correctly, you forgot about that. Also other things might be missing. I wonder if you can lure the ones you run away from to the warp too. Also no water for the costipated guy.
48% completion means you missed a lot, though. I definitely would like to see a second playthrough.
i got an advert for therapy at the start and hot damn i think i need one after the first 5 minutes lmao
Hi, how is everyone doing today
He can make any game to look fun and easy 🤣 Top Streamer 💪💪💪
About the statue and ominous voice:
Spoilers!
The white statue most likely represents Hippocrates, a greek physician, who created ethical guidelines for people who practice medicine or healthcare. To this day, physicians take a form of the hippocratic oath to ensure that they always remember the importance of their tasks and that their goal is the wellbeing of patients. Some of the guidelines we saw during the numbers puzzle.
Hippocrates is depicted as an old man with a beard. You see his Statue everywhere, because the Hospital is supposed to act according the oath and he watches over everything. But in the final part, the statue is gone and instead we see a statue of Randolph. While the others went against some parts of the oath, Randolph is the main issue, because he put himself above the oath.
The ominous voice might be the previous clinic chef. His voice got suppressed. Hence the many plugs. Those would be relatively easy to loose with some outside help but Randolph added an extra layer to the seal. His influence enforces everyone around him in their negative behavior.
I was watching this while my flatmate was in a work meeting and accidentally shrieked during one of the jumpscares... how embarrassing...
I got jumpscared so fast in this game it's insane😅
Nah, Insym, not having a liver just means you have no liver to ruin with alcohol :)
This definitely had you at every turning point 😮
Just got home from work. Good Timing! Thanks Insym
that is quite the interesting title you chose for this video lol
No one usually dies at an animal hospital!
I love this Game! Maybe because it's the true german hospital experience... 😄
I wanna watch 100% Completion by you insym.😁
This actually reminds me of Katana Zero, die and go back to do it differently until you complete a level
London ontario has a section of the hospital for inmates.
Insym.. You ask "and what happen with people who dies?" simple 😂 they can't bc Noone can die
Looks sick
The shitter is clogged 😂
I found it sad the birthday guy, but I laughed my ass off the first time I met the guy talking about a clogged shitter.
overall, the game is goofy.
Did you ever play that Silent hill game where you walk in the corridors like its looping?
You mean Silent Hill PT?
Its so weird. I've never seen this game before...but for some reason its so familiar? Especially the guy from the toilet??? I'm so confused.
somehow i remember insym has played this game before, hmmmm 🤔
Technically day 4 of watching my Insym
I don't understand the ending of this game at all because at the start the doctor said nobody can die but the trash collector can die & at the end the doctor dies how does that make any sense oh yeah & what if somebody in this games world got their head blown or cut off or they were split or cut in half would they die
39:26 booba
Let's gooo thanks insym! Claim your less than an hour prize (a high-five)
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ive been watching him for so long and i havent even subscribed to you i feel awful😫😆
Did he play this because John Wolfe did?
I played it a month ago. Just never uploaded the video until now. Happy accident!
yes
You need to sleep, those eyes look tired! I love your content but try to maybe get some sleep ;)
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