I now have Twitch Vod channel for Twitch Vods and stuff. Watch stuff like this weeks in advance of me editing it right here: th-cam.com/channels/CgwpIoibMwBmElwxVhakaw.html
its like dungeons and dragons but jolly and buttons. even if you act dumb (and funny) you still honest , thats i like about youtube creators and streames there are people that act honestly and natural like in life . i literaly cant watch tv cz of that fakeness and liery they are not real they are just bleak shadows of people
Half-Life 2 uses a ton of stock sound effects. The one I always notice is the "dropping a bag full of chains" sound the Combine make. Honestly I'm surprised there isn't a Wilhelm Scream in HL2.
"I know some of you guys hate it when I stand around monologuing so I made a video that's 70% me standing around monologuing. Hope u like it." What do you mean Jolly? That's literally the only reason I even watch you.
Jolly explaining how it's fun to destroy other people's things and not your own stuff is perhaps the smartest thing I've ever heard from him, and now I'm genuinely afraid.
I like how this is a really brilliant analysis of the toll players put on a developer's mental health, and him coming to accept that it doesn't have to be big and long and complex to be good, but Jolly is just like "Haha button go clicky"
@@April_a26 I mean, I'm pretty sure it is. I've felt very similar things, with being afraid to show my game to others, getting demotivated due to player feedback, etc.
National Geographic be like: "Here, we see a wild Jolly in his natural habitat.. You'd think this would be a rare event, but no, this happens all the time..."
There's a few, but nothing grand, just easter egg kind of things similar to the fox-grapes encounter and the cardboard on a couch encounter. If you find them all you get all the achievements.
Something about your voice and personality along with this little game had me engaged the whole way through. I usually have the attention span of a goldfish, but with this I didn’t look at the progress bar once. It was just a continuous experience. Nice video.
Fun fact: Goldfish have pretty average memory, and have a higher attention span than the average human. The idioms are actually entirely based on the fact that they look like they have no thoughts and empty heads
@@Bubbly_Dragon you’re right. I actually used that idiom because I read somewhere that internet users quite literally have the attention span of a goldfish (10 seconds of so?). That idea just stuck with me.
- "it crashed" “Try not to dwell on it” - **pushes all the buttons except the marked one** **gets send to therapy** - **talk about how expecting a different result is "normal"** **explosion**
I simply cannot express into words how much I love Jolly's interaction with these games... ... or pretty much any game. Such a comforting attitude after a long ass day at work.
I love your videos as usual, but i do miss the distinct subtitles we all know and loved. Don't worry, i remember the strain it put on your work schedule and just how much work went into them. Still love you Jolly.
The way I see it a video every week or two vs one subbed video every month or two is worth the trade-off. For both income and mental health. Plus I have so much content I WANT to get out but with my old editing style never could.
@@JollyWangcore Absolutely reasonable. We all know just how hard you had to work to put out those videos so it's not like anyone's hounding you for it. I'm just happy I'm getting a bit more of ol' jolly, but I just miss the old times sometimes you know? I think your doing great though.
At the end when the guy is showing his feeling of self doubt and insecurity, where he says that he is afraid of trying because of the fear of falling and making something that is not good enough... at the end when he lets go and just gives you what the game is, a button. Jolly: BUTTON! YEAH! LOVE IT! Jolly is just so unapologetic sincere, I absolutely adore it!
“Maybe if you are someone watching the entire thing on the internet right now, maybe consider paying for a copy anyway” Jokes on you I only have a Cardputer!
This reminds me of the old loony toons episode animator vs animation or something like that. It's been remade several times but the one I remember was Daffy being manipulated by Bugs. I think the more recent version was Bugs being drawn by Elmer. The trope still holds up.
I'd like to give credence to, in particular, the segment made to replicate performing on a stage and how jolly reacts. His initial hesitation and fear of being disappointing or messing up no matter how much he's practiced, the brief pause just before the action, and the final moment of realization and clarity that comes from understanding that it doesn't matter what it is he's actually doing. Good or bad, entertaining or a stunning failure, it doesn't matter. "I'm just going to push a button"
This game is amazing to play while not recording because it’s him going “NO STOP DOING THIS FOR CONTEENT!!!” while you’re there like “You fool. You idiot. I am just bored.”
British dude, I think you're severely undermining how simple a game can be and Jolly will still play it with absolute glee, for the amusement of people online
Jolly, I don't mind at all that you don't put your regular subtitles in since that takes effort, but check the game menu to see if it has them. The Corridor does have subtitles and I'm surprised you didn't turn them on, pretty much every content creator that talks over the game would do so.
That thing about full playthroughs hurting sales is real for one off experiences, like little nightmares, or Inside, never had to buy the games because full no commentaries videos are easy to find :)
The way jolly accomplish pushing all the button in this game reminds me of my unity implementation of AI pathfinding. It just doesn't work as intended.
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I now have Twitch Vod channel for Twitch Vods and stuff.
Watch stuff like this weeks in advance of me editing it right here:
th-cam.com/channels/CgwpIoibMwBmElwxVhakaw.html
damn im late
1 day? The video just got posted
This is why I'm subscribed. Keep on keeping on, Jolly.
Nice! I've been hoping you'd make something like this.
its like dungeons and dragons but jolly and buttons. even if you act dumb (and funny) you still honest , thats i like about youtube creators and streames there are people that act honestly and natural like in life . i literaly cant watch tv cz of that fakeness and liery they are not real they are just bleak shadows of people
“Try not to dwell on it” most perfectly timed
exactly
8:04 too
why did it vaguely sound like swaggersouls saying it though? xD
@@skylerric3 ????
@@skylerric3 what
Half-Life 2 uses a ton of stock sound effects. The one I always notice is the "dropping a bag full of chains" sound the Combine make. Honestly I'm surprised there isn't a Wilhelm Scream in HL2.
There is, its great.
The fast zombies jumping scream is a sped up Howie scream, another famous scream sound effect.
Valve uses a sound library like many games to get it's sound effects.
Me who thought the game is HL2 mod
I love hearing half life 2 sounds in movies and other games, it’s so funny.
"I know some of you guys hate it when I stand around monologuing so I made a video that's 70% me standing around monologuing. Hope u like it."
What do you mean Jolly? That's literally the only reason I even watch you.
Yea I love when Jolly just says button
Yeah, this was peak Jolly content.
yeah this is great content 🤣
Dev: please, just stop. I'm literally crying right now.
Jolly: Button.
Mmmm
Button.
The "Annoying a British Man" walking simulator sub-genre is so entertaining.
Would Stanley Parable fall under that genre?
@@Meme_Lor Oh absolutely.
@@Meme_Lor it is the whole genre
Im british and I love it too
"How long can an infinite corridor really be" Famous last words.
-Saint Germane from Catlevania probably
Should’ve just made desert bus but there’s a button at the end
@@camblycreeper7999 Holy shit I never thought I'd see someone talk about that show again
@@Chimerathedragon Castlevania is a show?
@@Nombrenooriginal it has one on Netflix, based on the games
Alternatively, this one could be called “Jolly gets rinsed by a british man for over 30 minutes”
It’s a traditional Australian pastime
the f*** is rinsing, other than running something under water
Two people like the reply and don't answer the question. Why do I get on the internet?
@@strateupgamr7 i agree with the question. What the fuck is rinsing?
@@imadrifter sounds sexual
This game looked so made for Jolly I was ready to hear him go "DRRRR" at any moment.
Junji Ito moment
DDR DDR DDR.
This is my hole!
This hole was made for me
"That's Like 3 Frames of Button Animation... That Still Gets Me Off" - Joll
Joll Wancor
"We need some Chicken Viagra" -Also Jolly during a Skyrim Stream a long time ago...
(I made him say that)
@@GuitarOfTime0116 Joll Wankor
The good ol' Jolly Wanker
"So the furry couldn't get the balls he wanted most. How unfortunate for him."
IM DEAD
Damn looks like you weren’t able to get the grapes.
that made jolly sounds like a furry
ono
timestamp?
@@speeder3235 30:17
Jolly explaining how it's fun to destroy other people's things and not your own stuff is perhaps the smartest thing I've ever heard from him, and now I'm genuinely afraid.
its the douchiest thing ive ever heard from him and ive watched all his videos
yeah what the fuck my man jolly had his castle stomped one too many times as a kid lmao
DESTROY THE MONARCHY
What even is property or possessions but just things we rent whilst we are on this mortal plane.
People envy others possesions like scratching someones car with a key 🥲
"You ruin things just by observing."
I have never seen a game so directly target Jolly before
I love when you stand around monologuing.
Dont we all
I dont
@@AwesomeTheAsim cope
also that british dude: "yOu RuIn ThInGs By JuSt ObSeRvInG"
Makes for great content
"Everyone buy my game"
5 seconds later
"I dont even want you here"
I'm definitely buying it out of a mix of spite and love.
I like how this is a really brilliant analysis of the toll players put on a developer's mental health, and him coming to accept that it doesn't have to be big and long and complex to be good, but Jolly is just like "Haha button go clicky"
Yeah.
Mans like big buttons that go click
@@ZeKuso who doesn't let's be honest
...is it though? it seems more annoying to the player then an examination of anything
@@April_a26 I mean, I'm pretty sure it is. I've felt very similar things, with being afraid to show my game to others, getting demotivated due to player feedback, etc.
National Geographic be like: "Here, we see a wild Jolly in his natural habitat.. You'd think this would be a rare event, but no, this happens all the time..."
"Lightning never strikes twice 'n' all of that..."
> Button proceeds to explode
Narrator: "Please, stop pressing the button."
Jolly: "That won't stop me, because I can't read!"
This is funnier when you consider the reading in question was an Audiobook
@@camblycreeper7999 still in character for jolly
More like
Narrator: Please stop pressing the button
Jolly: What was that? I was busy pressing all the buttons.
"Stop pressing the button, _please."_
"Sorry, I don't speak English."
Narrator 2: "Don't press the button"
Jolly: "Hmm why does the game crash when i press the button"
I dont know if this game has secrets but seeing him miss the break in the wall at 3:20 has me intriged enough that I'll probs pick the game up
There's a few, but nothing grand, just easter egg kind of things similar to the fox-grapes encounter and the cardboard on a couch encounter. If you find them all you get all the achievements.
You're a good egg WingedFish
Was thinking the same, did you find out what was there ?
And he didn't try opening the door 90% of the time either!
I love how every one of Jolly's videos start with "Oh?". It's better than any intro out there.
Jolly: *presses every button he sees*
Narrator: "It's the one at the corner."
Jolly: "👍 *continues to press any other button but that*
Something about your voice and personality along with this little game had me engaged the whole way through. I usually have the attention span of a goldfish, but with this I didn’t look at the progress bar once. It was just a continuous experience. Nice video.
Thank you for the kind words!
sussy among us
Fun fact: Goldfish have pretty average memory, and have a higher attention span than the average human. The idioms are actually entirely based on the fact that they look like they have no thoughts and empty heads
@@Bubbly_Dragon you’re right. I actually used that idiom because I read somewhere that internet users quite literally have the attention span of a goldfish (10 seconds of so?). That idea just stuck with me.
"Just acquaintances I annoy" Story of my life.
I like how he is most bothered when the button is clicked for him :D
This was hilarious.
Jolly and games that comment on the player's actions really do fit well together.
Jolly is "Holy shit, two cakes" personified lmao
i feel like jolly would have a lot of fun with Jazzpunk
This
- "it crashed" “Try not to dwell on it”
- **pushes all the buttons except the marked one** **gets send to therapy**
- **talk about how expecting a different result is "normal"** **explosion**
I simply cannot express into words how much I love Jolly's interaction with these games...
... or pretty much any game. Such a comforting attitude after a long ass day at work.
Listening to Jolly work through the etymology of "cardputer" was worth it!!
This is giving me stanley parable vibes in all the right ways.
We need stuff to tide us over till deluxe gets released next century
Also why has jolly not played Stanley parable on the channel yet?
Can we have Stanley Parable?
"We have Stanley Parable at home"
Stanley Parable at home- this sh*te
@@wingedfish1175 this is the great question
Also "There Is No Game"
Every video of his, he always just presses any button he sees. And we very much love him for it.
"Never open this game again." The game is aware of its surroundings and, more importantly, who is playing it.
I love your videos as usual, but i do miss the distinct subtitles we all know and loved. Don't worry, i remember the strain it put on your work schedule and just how much work went into them. Still love you Jolly.
The way I see it a video every week or two vs one subbed video every month or two is worth the trade-off. For both income and mental health.
Plus I have so much content I WANT to get out but with my old editing style never could.
@@JollyWangcore understandable. i think part of why i miss it is just bc im adhd autism and struggle with processing what i hear sometimes 🤷♀️
@@JollyWangcore Absolutely reasonable. We all know just how hard you had to work to put out those videos so it's not like anyone's hounding you for it. I'm just happy I'm getting a bit more of ol' jolly, but I just miss the old times sometimes you know? I think your doing great though.
The video has translated subtitles, so I'm fine with it. Understood what Jolly said most of the time anyway xD
@@nardalis4832 yeah usually in cases where i don't have subtitles i just have to rewind and rewatch a few times
At the end when the guy is showing his feeling of self doubt and insecurity, where he says that he is afraid of trying because of the fear of falling and making something that is not good enough... at the end when he lets go and just gives you what the game is, a button.
Jolly: BUTTON! YEAH! LOVE IT!
Jolly is just so unapologetic sincere, I absolutely adore it!
him pressing the buttons is not him being disobidiant to the game dev but him just liking pushing buttons
Jolly having a hard time saying "Spatial" is a mood
Time code
@@Redaft 9:27
Jolly's a very spatial person :]
“Maybe if you are someone watching the entire thing on the internet right now, maybe consider paying for a copy anyway”
Jokes on you I only have a Cardputer!
part of me believes that jolly specifically commissioned this game for his youtube channel
Headcanon approved!
Headcanon best canon
I was really hoping that the last button would make the game uninstall itself.
An Australian man Argues with a British man in his head over pushing buttons. What a time to be alive.
You again I keep seeing you
yo. I thought that too
" I wanted to die, but I guess I'll press buttons. "
-A Jolly Wangcore 2021
Stanley parable's budget sure took a hit
I like how the Developer predicted how this game is gonna be seen by most people like how Stanley Parable blew up.
I can't believe I watched the entire 34 minutes of this. Then again, I also watched that one about a waking up at 4am in an endless dream loop.
This reminds me of the old loony toons episode animator vs animation or something like that. It's been remade several times but the one I remember was Daffy being manipulated by Bugs. I think the more recent version was Bugs being drawn by Elmer. The trope still holds up.
The guilt trip worked, I just went and dropped a whole dollar for this game on Steam. It's on sale right now.
I saw the first two crashes and had to play it myself first time. was hella worth it
A video of pressing buttons and crashing the game? Sounds like a normal Jolly video to me.
I'd like to give credence to, in particular, the segment made to replicate performing on a stage and how jolly reacts. His initial hesitation and fear of being disappointing or messing up no matter how much he's practiced, the brief pause just before the action, and the final moment of realization and clarity that comes from understanding that it doesn't matter what it is he's actually doing. Good or bad, entertaining or a stunning failure, it doesn't matter.
"I'm just going to push a button"
It is at this point, that Jolly should have realized that the game was designed to crash each time he pressed the button.
I think he was being sarcastic
@@cagkiller0317 no probably not, why would he do that 🙄
Jolly, your monologues are literally one of my favorite things
I absolutely bought it after watching this. So charming, I might play it myself later just to try and catch any more jokes
I liked the one where Jolly talked about pressing buttons for a loooooong time
this looks too advanced for Jolly
Jolly gets harrased by British man over 30 minutes
note: may be called "The corridor" but remember it is still just "*A* corridor"
RUSH A DO NOT STOP
"don't press the button" flash game but with a load of extra steps
and less funnier
17:07 "How long can an infinite corridor really be?" -Jolly, circa 2021
“Don’t fuck with my proverbial sand castle.”
i love when you stand around monologuing.
3:18 there is a corridor in the right, wonder where it goes to
Purchase corridor for 2 bucks and find out with yourself!
Orange button included!
i love how the “try not to dwell on it” donations are always perfectly timed.
Oh yeah, the famous Einstein/Far Cry 3 quote: "It's well known that doing the same thing and expecting a different result is-- It's how things work."
>Einstein/Far Cry 3
I love how cursed this quote is nowadays 😆
23:30 pro strat: fill the sand castle with the sharpest shells you can find to get payback at those barefoot little shits
Omg, it's Stanley, from the parable!
I love Jollys attempts at english.
Truly the highlight of these videos.
This is literally just the definition of insanity
This game is amazing to play while not recording because it’s him going “NO STOP DOING THIS FOR CONTEENT!!!” while you’re there like “You fool. You idiot. I am just bored.”
I really want you to play Jazzpunk after seeing you play this
I think you'll find it amazing
This "game" is great.
Glad I got it through Humble Trove.
Jolly, you missed the most important part! The Interactive Trailer! The coolest part of this game that isn't the actual game!
I'll give it this: at least the button makes a very satisfying clicking sound.
narrator:the choppy framerate drives people away
me on my shitty laptop:what choppiness, the framerate litterally hasnt changed
Love how jolly follows vaas' definition of insanity "doing the same thing over and over, expecting shit to change"
0:45 "What's he gonna do about it?"
*_Looks at the length of the video_*
British dude, I think you're severely undermining how simple a game can be and Jolly will still play it with absolute glee, for the amusement of people online
is it bad that I recognize the royality free music used in this game from hearing it alone?
nope.
The buttons turn blue so you know exactly which ones you have already pressed. Such a nice thing of the developer to do.
This is pure gold, you are the best Jolly
Jolly, I don't mind at all that you don't put your regular subtitles in since that takes effort, but check the game menu to see if it has them. The Corridor does have subtitles and I'm surprised you didn't turn them on, pretty much every content creator that talks over the game would do so.
Bump bump bump.
1:06 'I fucking love pressing buttons.' Jolly, it astounds me that you have not played The Stanley Parable yet.
He has apparently.
Jolly: It...it crashed.
Twitch Notification: Try not to dwell on it.
I love how playing bad Half-Life mods has made Jolly a god at bad controls.
I watched the full vod! Now to watch this and laugh my ass off again!
Stanley would love this
8:03
Jolly: lightning never strikes twice in all of that.
Lighting Bolt: *I H A V E B E E N S U M M O N E D .*
Your actions in this game really made me feel a lot better about myself. I can't even be frustrated because I owe you big.
15:05
Bro, I play heavily modded Skyrim on a PC that's far from high end. A choppy framerate is my natural habitat.
Me who plays heavily modded emergency 4:
Arma 3 players live in a similar habitat
Thank you jolly for showing this masterpiece, I immediately bought it for me and 5 of my friends.
The Corridor vs The Stanley Parable: Two exciting games thrown together to annoy both narrators.
I like how the game scolds Jolly for commiting murder against a random soldier.
edit: i am the 100th like, fear me
Spec Ops: The Line would be proud too.
@@LucaTheStar thats what i wanted to say tho
@@dietzel8988 Too bad, I said it first :V
The plot:
The button is a light switch
“Sorry British man, bad at following instructions”
-Australian
Checks out.
"So the furry couldn't get the balls he wanted most" Made me wheeze lmao
That thing about full playthroughs hurting sales is real for one off experiences, like little nightmares, or Inside, never had to buy the games because full no commentaries videos are easy to find :)
A wholesome game about being confident in your content (I think) played by a wholesome dude whose really supportive and nice. Great video, Jolly.
That intermission was really sweet, def gonna grab this now
Jolly. Love your work. So fun hearing you talk.
The way jolly accomplish pushing all the button in this game reminds me of my unity implementation of AI pathfinding.
It just doesn't work as intended.
This is what took jolly over the edge he has accepted his insanity