the gmod stream
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- we'll be together soon.
streamed live 9/16/2023 at - / marcieslol
darkstar - marcies
/ marcieslol
jess - bliss
/ petalbeetle
patty - linus
/ sallypeppermint
redman's lament - • redman's lament
redman creepypasta - redman.neociti...
thumbnail by bliss - / petalbeetle
www.patreon.com/marciesthings made a patreon, just in case yall wanna see us make more deranged stuff like this. thank you very much
every step in the internet's development was secretly building to this moment
Oh hey, I really liked your FLCL video, being a fan of the series, and then i watched like 13 hours of your content and this one and a half hour stream because of your recommendation. I really like your videos, maybe because I empathize with them despite being born in 2006. Cheers.
I came to watch this after your creepypasta retrospective video. "Surely this can't be *the* definitive online horror statement of the year." Then I found myself completely entranced. Glued to the screen picking apart little details and utterly unsettled by the final sections of this video. The feelings we sometimes get with our online only connections. The way they can feel artificial and stunted and that fear of just not truly knowing people who are still so important to us. That intense feeling of alienation as their interactions got more and more strained and odd and questions left unanswered. Not only is this video deeply unsettling, but it's a personal, unique brand of unsettling that is felt strongest by people who have built this exact kind of online connection.
Made all the more strange by the ephemeral nature of this. I never would have found this. A small stream vod with less than 10 thousand views of just some friends playing gmod. Being led here at all was just another one of those uniquely online experiences. So thank you, I greatly enjoyed your video and I truly appreciate the incredible recommendation.
I love how we can see you and Mae discuss The Peeker in chat when they spawn in Slender Man at the beginning
The stark difference in behavior before and after the encounters with the redman are really unnerving in a way that twists my guts up. Like nightmares you have of friends suddenly acting entirely out of character and weirdly cruel to you. The attempts to break the ice to get the general feel of the call back to the playful way it started that just get entirely sandbagged, the questions that get asked at first just offhandedly but gradually feel more confused and desperate as they're entirely ignored, the growing sadness and anxiety as all of the out-of-character reactions pile up and the caring vibe bleeds away. And we're left dangling on a thread, knowing the voices we're hearing couldnt possibly be from who we're told they are. Knowing that the mounting feelings of sadness and anxiety are far more justified than anyone in the call will ever get the chance to realize.
This is gonna stick in my brain for a long, long time.
man. when this stream was over i just sat in stunned silence for like half an hour and had dreams about it later. i can’t believe i got to see a medium pushed to its limits in such a strange and satisfying way in real fuckin time. we get so much mainstream internet horror about what if phones but too much and not enough what if we are all gay and in gmod. take my hand. let’s fuckin go.
Man i really wish it had the same impact on me as it clearly did on you. I just... didnt get it for some reason. I watched it fully concentrated, at night in the dark and outside the rando scream and jumpscares, nothing really got to me. I even went on the website and read it.
@@MrMickio1 Thats art for ya, part of the beauty of creative expression is that some people can be so effected by something like this that it could change how they think or have them reeling for months thinking about it, while another person might never give it a second though, dont worry about not getting as much out of this as some people, one day im sure youll find something that impacts you in the same way this does
@@sipceethe nature of art is sometimes someone's already primed to have an emotional swing that could just as easily be set off by seeing a blank wall
I got an actual emergency alert in the middle of watching this on my phone and it took me way too long to accept that it wasnt somehow part of the video
this was SOOOO good omg. i came here from hazel's rec on her channel and watched this whole vid in one sitting with my mouth open. one of my partners is long distance and my whole trio has spent a lot of time in minecraft together just roaming around aimlessly and constructing things; this hit SO hard in that part of me that wishes So bad we could just reach through the screen and pull him into it. there's something so painful and yet Real about trying to have these raw conversations about your feelings through a screen and a jittering voice call and how disconnected it can feel, how tech lags and stutters and breaks off right when you're trying to say something that matters the most- i've always struggled with communicating online, and online friendships don't come as easily to me because i feel myself ramming into the limitations of every public discord and social media over and over when it would be so EASY in real life. and yet! it's worth it. it's worth it for meeting people who we love so, so very much, even with the distance and the agony. thanks for making this, it was so incredible.
(also had a big giggle when zero drakengard showed up. she was right at home with all the postmodern horror yearning captured here. amazing work.)
the writhing at the end. the slow, gradual evolution from awkward groping to frantic spasms, a perfect mimicry of the in-game death animations that we had begun to desensitize. its cartoon exterior stripped away to reveal the horrifying, dreadful, agonizing reality. a reality that was already fully felt by the other two. that scene made me feel such a deep unexpected fear. What an amazing video. ❤
Oh shit that's what it was! Guess I should've made my brain bigger
maybe the real horror was the friends we yearned for along the way
when i was 14 years old, i put my soul on display in a discord server with my two closest friends at the time. i told them that the way i felt about them VS the fact that we could only interact over text made me fantasize at times about taking them from their homes and locking us all in a room together, handcuffing ourselves to eachother, and staying there until we starved. they said that they felt the same way. i never, ever got to meet them in person, not before we drifted and stopped talking entirely. all of my friend groups since then have been online. that feeling has never left me. ive never told anybody about it since.
imgur link at 45:04 is real. Literally a fucked up red version of the 'where's the door' Drake & Josh meme.
Thats genuinley hilarious
Absolutely brilliant work, perfectly captures the feeling of a vibe going wrong in a group call that derails to the absolute silence of awkwardness without background music to distract yourself and the vague sense of something being really, really, direly *wrong*.
this hit me....supremely hard. the ovearching ideas of closeness, distance, and loving those who you have not and may not *ever* meet irl is something that i relate to incredibly, as someone whose only saving grace from isolation since like, middle school, was having online friends- many of whom i still have to this day! i feel like the redman, whether it's intentionally malicious or not, really takes hold of your desire to want to know people as more than just names on a screen. figuring out more as i went along, i felt a sort of comfort in the idea that even if everyone was Gone at the end, they were together, y'know? which is probably a really strange and foreign train of thought to anyone who doesn't understand the isolation that comes with this lived experience. absolutely amazing work of art and honestly probably something i'll be coming back to for a while to try and suss out any hidden features or meanings!!!
the affect created by watching this right after having some kind of breakdown on my phone with its scratchy and fucked up screen protector on my shitty wifi and barely being able to read the chat and having a head ache and trying not to throw up was unique, i hope i remember this later
Man, this is so hard to watch even though you know its fake. The fact they have to be so mean and break her down just to convert her as well is what fucks with me so badly
when the redstone building starts happening it makes me so uneasy esp when the talking starts happening less and less
this hit me fucking hard... at the time im watching this, im going pick up my passport tomorrow to hopefully be able to see my long distance partner over the holidays. i get the feeling of being trapped behind a screen, unable to reach out and connect with the ones you love the way you want to. systems out of your control stonewalling you at every turn whether they be personal, economic, or natural making it seem impossible. someone else in the comments here mentioned feeling almost jealous of the ones pulled into the hivemind, and i understand that 100%. if only we could pull eachother into the one space we've always shared together...
You trying to make me cry on a Tuesday morning
I love seeing a woman with a stupid anime skin verbally berate her friend before forcing said friend to become part of an internet hive mind
i can’t believe i was here.
ok so my take on the redman is one that hits home a bit, as someone that didnt have a lot of irl friends growing up + i mainly relied on friends online. it seems like it mainly goes after online friend groups, especially ones that want to meet up and care about each other a lot. after the first encounter, it plants that seed in the groups mind, and makes them slowly get more and more obsessed with it, whether theyre aware of it or not. maybe even possibly planting in false memories of having seen it long before the first encounter. it feeds off of that longing and yearning that is special to long distance friendships, not being able to meet up so easily and often having lots and lots of roadblocks. it slowly drives the group insane, sometimes over a couple of hours or over a couple of weeks, but its subtle. its not something that happens immediately. until all of that group has succumbed to it, and becomes one with the redman, and it tries to get anyone it can to get involved as with the twitch chat, seemingly maybe taking over chat members, or having bots post about it to try to drag others into the rabbit hole as well.
this is just my reading not having watched it live, nor was i aware of your guys' work before hand, and this is just from the first watching and i havent really had the time to sit and ruminate on it, but i think its an amazing work of art that blew my mind. people like you guys make me so excited for the future of internet horror, and even inspire me. also the redman's lament part is so good it scratches an itch in my brain and i keep on rewatching it
Yeah i like your interpretation, since the redman got them all in the end when do you think he "assimilated" the other two. I suspect the first one was 15:00, but I can't pinpoint the second "kill". I think its at 52:00 but I'm not sure
@thedeeds2939 yeah i think the second one is there too. bc once darkstar/marcies shows jess/bliss the redman, they have a pink overlay when they talk similar to how when darkstar talks, there's a red overlay (im a bit ?? on the names, they confused me a bit when watching)
The Peeker…IS here
The g in the gmod stream stands for gaslighting. Jokes aside this was an incredible watch. Super underrated.
This is powerful. Truly powerful. The building sense of dread was insane, especially after Jess got corrupted. This is a monumental piece of art, and I eagerly await your next project. This was next fucking level.
this reminds me of when I was 8 and I found a website with a hampster dance creepypasta and couldn't sleep for like 2 nights
My favorite part is the lack of real answers. We have pieces, but there's really no telling how much of what's been dragged into the net is them.
this too is yuri...
reminded me a lot of We're All Going to The World's Fair. big thanks to Hazel and Mae's new video for signal boosting this, this is something I've been looking for in internet storytelling for a long time.
I don't know how you made horror about that feeling when long distance relationships start to fade away but congrats you have altered my brain chemistry
idk how to feel after watching this. it's already difficult enough for me to process basic emotions, like i definitely felt something, i just don't know what yet. I do know this sparked something in me creatively. To make something emotional, i'll have to watch this again though, after my brain is done processing what happened. this was beautiful
There's this old found footage film I saw as a way too young kid. I don't remember too much of it, but it was about a family in a house and I think the ending was that aliens came into the house and slowly took over everyone's mind to abduct them or something. (I think the film was The McPherson Files, hazel used some footage of it in the creepypasta vid and after looking it up on Wikipedia, the description fits.)
Anyways, I don't have too good a memory of it, but one thing that's always stuck to me is that not everyone was "taken in" by the aliens at the same time. Meaning that at the end there was one person left who was in this blind state of panic as he was surrounded by aliens and the people he knew as his family and friends - except they weren't really, their minds weren't there anymore. That ending gave me this visceral fear, and I couldn't sleep for days afterwards.
This stream left that same feeling.
There was a tv film remake of the McPherson files called "Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County" that could of been the one you watched en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Abduction:_Incident_in_Lake_County
The live action and lidar game segment gave me actual chills. holy fuck. y'all knocked it out of the park. Felt like a lost episode of Serial Experiments Lain there
I have to admit I'm kinda thankful this came out after I had properly met up with my online friends of 5 years and moved in with my long distance partner or else this stream vod would've probably broke me, absolutely fantastic work
When the two said that Drakengard 3’s final boss wasn’t hard, I knew something was wrong.
I had to watch this again in full after first seeing it, and holy shit just the sheer amount of.... stuff that's in here is insane. The performances are just so good, the small details in the wordings of things, little shifts in behavior, damn near everything about this works so well.
This is absolutely something that will stand out as a one of a kind masterpiece, and it definitely deserves to be experienced by a lot more people
this whole thing really speaks to me.
all my friends and both my partners are online, and ive had so many attempts to meet them thwarted by covid or natural disasters or simple lack of funds. it can get sort of all-consuming sometimes -- the loneliness, the distance, the mixture of positive and negative feelings.
i really like the animation at 15:00. the music is so pretty, and the animation feels happy and sad, scary and cute, empowering and disempowering all at once. it affects me really strongly. i dont know exactly what this little cartoon girl is feeling but i know ive felt Exactly like it before. it feels like whatever's happening to her with the wings is bad somehow. i still want it to happen to me.
the bit where star (i think, im new to this channel) starts encasing their friends in redstone also hits really hard. theres a certain point in loneliness and depression where... it always feels like you're doing your own thing. where you cant understand your friends, and your friends cant understand you. and youre so lonely that you want to pull them way closer than you should, but at the same time youve closed yourself off and find it hard to say anything to them.
This was really incredible. I just finished watching this and am still a bit teary. It hits a real sore spot and I bet it does with a lot of people. I haven't seen anything that talks about this in this way and I think you really might have found the best format to do it in to convey that visceral feeling. This was really really good. I didn't know I even wanted something like this but it is really making me think a lot in a way I really appreciate.
I extremely eagerly await anything any of you may work on in the future. This is something special I think. Wow.
I am very, very glad that I recently got the chance to meet up with a lot of people I've been friends with for a very long time.
milk-chan pfp
both fitting for the video's content and based
@@nathanielhanlon6444 milk-chan profile pictures WOULD flock to a video like this, huh?
I have. Way too many thoughts about this as a whole, but to keep it brief I think the most unsettling thing that is haunting me about this is that it's horrifying and idyllic all at once. And it makes you feel...conflicted. The horror of becoming purely digital and purely your internet persona is laid bare- it's not as perfect of a fantasy as it may seem on the surface; major things are still lost in becoming that way. And yet, for those of us who have felt some of our greatest connections in life over the internet and have been able to finally define the way we feel inside by the ease of sharing media and the things we love with one another, we long for that to become our physical realm as well on some level. But we still must resign ourselves to physical limitation and the fact that it's just not the same as connecting with people face to face. And there is this pervading anxiety in the stream itself and redman creepypasta that we will never be able to, even if we want to see one another so desperately. But we see it answered here, what if you could bypass that physical limitation? What if you could leave your body and join with others without theirs and feel truely connected? Be limited by no physical force on this earth? But it's alienating if people do not join you. And it's alienating to witness your friends twisted into something else, both in on a secret that you don't yet know. And both sides of this are felt and explored, driving that feeling of confliction up to the very end. I also think it's absolutely genious to stage this story within Gmod and Minecraft; they are very nostalgic settings and that is the first thing I notice about them but they are also games where you effectively play god and you can make the world whatever you want it to be. Albeit...with some limitations. Again. Lots more I could say like, hours long thinkpiece/essay about the layers of themes and personal feelings I got from watching this. This is an absolute masterpiece of internet horror right here. It's no wonder it touched so many people so deeply.
Bro I thought this was a silly quirky gmod livestream till I started reading the comments. Wtf am I in for?
This is amazing, sad I didn't catch it live! The LIDAR footage at the end really made it all click in a satisfying way as soon as I saw it start since I have past experience with the mod
this was completely and utterly beautiful. technically im sure it wasnt much of a wonder but im still very impressed
kind of hit close to home in a way that most of my friends and friendships are maintained online. sure ik people in real life but not many. people i knew in the past and cant see anymore, or people i met online. the failed, nearly frantic attempts to close the gap between me and my friends and all the turmoil the comes from it. i have never seen a piece of art portray this and its so comforting to see it, finally
will be showing this to friends. amazing work!!!!!!!
I love seeing the internet lead to art
this is such an impressive work of art i am absolutely flabbergasted and showing this to everyone i know like a cool rock
marcies mic cutting in and out mid sentence was literally so unnerving and i cant describe why
Probably because at that point it wasn't, to some part, Marcie anymore, at least in my interpretation. A good comparison would one of those Innawoods stories I read a while ago where someones friend goes missing while camping and after a while they can hear their friends voice coming from somewhere, but it's just random sentences mixed together to sound somewhat coherent. It should be their friend, it knows everything their friend would know, but something is really fucking wrong.
I feel like the redman is some type of memetic hazard, when you see it, it latches onto you until your mind slowly becomes part of it like some weird digital hivemind
an unbelievably phenomenal work of experimental art. i can only imagine the effort this took to put together!!
it captures such a specific sort of love and pain with a vividness of emotion on par with the works of porpentine and aevee bee. the way that the emotional and supernatural conflicts compound and echo and thematically conflict with one another /floored/ me. y'all have an understanding of this nascent medium of sort of... audience-participatory kayfabe live digital theater? that is so promising - i cannot WAIT to see what you do next.
we love to see the aevee bee namedrop
impostors win
what if the "g" in gmod was for "gay" and not "garry's". that would be messed up wouldn't it
Honestly it took a little bit for this to set in for me, but it definitely hits. I've largely been unable to make real-life friends since like elementary school so a concerning amount of my friendships are purely long distance and online, it usually doesn't bother me but sometimes it's just really overwhelming how far away all the people I care about are. I've had a lot of nightmares about what would happen if one of them disappeared from the internet and this really reignited that for me I think! (Not in a bad way lol, thats just horror 👌) I don't think I've ever had a creepypasta hit so hard, this was unexpected. Fucking excellent work, get that bread!!
it's so interesting to me that the story is told through different media that's referenced. i finally saw this last night and i haven't been able to stop thinking about the fact that the corrupting melody is a remix of the Velvet Room song from the Persona series. i think i know who the 'red man' is in that case, but this was a really great example of how a creepypasta story would play out online. thank you for this
i watched this video on a discord call. i don't think that was the right choice to make. excellent work.
i literally cannot articulate anything i have just seen into coherent words but that shows just how utterly amazing this entire experience of a video is oh my god
this is the art piece of all time. i came to watch it on hazels recommendation and i love it dearly. this doesn't harken to any of my lived experience but something about it hit me so deeply that at the end i day in silence and started to cry??? this rules so incredibly hard,, fantastic work
we're all connected by our wires
1:20:20
''Make your brain more big!'' is a quote of quotes.
Holy shit. I have no words for what I just watched. The ending instills this sense of completion but also like that there is a cycle that just finished the end of its loop and is bound to repeat again soon. And it scares me. And the ending speech, it feels like they’re talking to me and whatever happened to them will happen to my friends and I think that the fact they were able to immerse the viewer into thinking that just goes to show how good this piece of horror media is.
I feel like im just spouting nonsense right now so im going to just leave this comment be.
I absolutely loved this and I hope to see more from these creators.
I actually caught some of this stream live as it was airing, although sadly I wasn't paying very close attention when it was.
I just finished re-watching it in full after watching through Hazel and Mae's Creepypasta video and...it broke through to such a core, deep yearning and twisted it in such a genuinely terrifying but all the more inciting manner. Genuine fear of what happens to these girls once the change happens and also an intense feeling of jealousy, almost. I suppose that's the price you have to be willing to pay when you want a dream to so badly become a reality, only for it to be a nightmare, and yet still be everything you asked of it in your wildest fantasies.
This stream is going to stick with me deep for a long time, maybe even have me reflect on a lot of things about myself, as it cut deep to a lot of thoughts i've been having recently. The entire group of people who brought this together and created this stream and made it deserve all the praise in the world for creating something so deeply haunting and resonant. Thank you.
Couldn't sleep cuz this scared me so good. Loved the sort of copy-pasta being read in unison at the end paired with the lidar footage... shivers up my spine! Most realistic acting I've seen like. Ever. Y'all deserve the world, this is one of my favorite pieces of horror now- Wonderfully done!!! Please continue making "more deranged stuff like this." It's amazing and very inspiring!! :0]
This was certainly an experience, I never really had online friends or long distance relationships so sadly I couldn't really connect with a lot of the themes of the project, I'm pretty sure a lot also flew over my head, like what was just symbolic and what actually was going on (I'm not very good at interpreting things). I hope someone like Nexpo or Goose boose pick this up so my simple mind can comprehend what I just watched, this project deserves a lot more attention.
ow, ow, ow. man, i've got so many swirling thoughts about this, feelings coming back up from the trauma abyss are mixing with appreciation for just, how lovely all my current friends are, but i think instead of dwelling on it too long i'm just gonna go hang out with said friends. thanks for making this thing, it was really an experience!
Rewatching this, again, just phenomenal work. The ending bit still leaves me with emotional shivers and memories of an experience known far too intimately.
Almost watched this live under the assumption it was just people playing GMod but then I got busy and I am filled with ragret ("-_-)
On the plus side, any awkwardness that comes from trying to act can be explained as awkwardness from being on discord too much
I loved this so much that I made a letterboxd page for it. its so crazy good
This is legitimately brilliant and definitely almost overtakes “the cum monster” as the best video on the internet. Joking aside, I fucking adore this project
It's kinda weird but in a good kind of way to watch this vid and end up seeing like a nature of relationships formed online that I never really experienced because I mostly lurk or just hate social media as a way to replace irl stuff.
I think I’ll like it more with time, but it’s good even now. Idk I only have irl friends rn except for one guy with whom i sadly haven’t talk in a while. My tolerance for horror is low in that I keep on being on edge for a while after watching horror media, but this time while it did freaked me out, after watching I don’t feel any fear. I just feel a strong longing, like damn I need to see my friends. In conclusion this movie is a cognitohazard and redman will come for you anyway if you’re codependent/clingy/insecure attachment style enough
The art is good, the banter/acting is going from silly to unnerving, the live action sections??? It’s my favorite part
can’t stop thinking about this, i keep coming back to it
I'm not really sure what I can say to describe how much I love this. This is peak horror and scarily relatable.
Shoutout to this video for putting in me a wild fear only known to primates of a primary colour
i mean this in the nicest, most sincere way, because i genuinely think this is an incredible video and work of art: what the fuyck oh my gfucking god what the hell what the hell what the hell WHAT THE HELL
i cannot put into words how i feel after watching this. its positive definitely but indescribable. it inspires me to create my own deranged fucked up projects. i want to strangle something. im going to explode. marciesss ive known you for only 1 hour and 26 minutes but i think id kill for you just because of this project. if i sound like im going insane writing this comment then its because i am.
now i have to go to bed and then act normal tomorrow. what the fuck.
That dungeon-synth bass line is so perfect.
This is an amazing production
It feels way too real, and is a breath of fresh air for GMod horror, I almost cried towards the end, it all feels too real
Love how we have so many pieces, but not really an answer
I'm assuming it's some kind of cult where your soul is inside the computer, that's why dying hurts and they can't meet in real life
I can't wait to see what else you make, this is 10/10 and I hope you continue making projects
this was really good. i have no idea what emotion i am feeling rn but boy i sure am.
I love the cover of aria of the soul it is beautiful
This video left me in a strange state between "I sat through an hour and a half for this?" and "god I wish that were me!" in such a weird way that I've never experienced before. I don't even know if it's a good feeling, but it's a new one. It's a good video, I like it, I'm glad I watched it, but it's just not quite there for me like it seems to be for most other people in this comment section, and I think that's the most horrifying part.
Also the jumpscares were WAY too loud and repeatedly pulled me out of the experience and mostly just made me upset. Loved the neocities a lot.
for real though, because i came reading through the comments after i finished watching, and there are all these comments with reactions so deeply removed from what i just experienced, and that's even more unnerving
I'm obsessed with the way marciesss says woo-per! 28:06
Tickles my brain in a very specific way lol
My brother showed me this just saying that it was a normal funny gmod stream
I was quite flabbergasted
I watched this yesterday and kept thinking about it last night. I'm visiting a life long internet friend for the first time soon, so this found me at the perfect time, I think. Absolutely sending this to my friends. i cant wait to be together ^.^ I don't know if the cutaways are really supposed to be "jumpscares" like other people think, but I definitely enjoyed them as art above all else. That edgy bittersweetness is what i craved as a kid. Also like the foreshadowing in the starting soon screen!! Very cool!
Ah, my brain chemistry is forever altered.
i had no idea what was going on in this video and i loved every second of it
well this is gonna be in my brain for the next 347385673498 years! 10/10, very excited to see what else you make
Amazing, adding this to my list of We know the devil spiritual successors
i watched this outside my apartment on a lawn chair
Thanks for sharing!
As you should
Holy shit. I really hope this gets more traction, cause this is insane
i've been trying to articulate my thoughts in a comment for about 30 minutes now and i don't think i can explain with words why this resonated with me so strongly. but i at least want to drop a comment for the algorithm if nothing else. this is probably one of the best pieces of online horror i've ever seen and i look forward to seeing what you create next.
yeah this is the stuff
this was a phenomenal project! yall did some amazing work with this
also it took me a second but the distorted version of cold weather by glass beach at 1:01:24 is just so haunting to me and i love it and that song and it really fits the intensity and the vibes and the themes and this whole stream just makes me so dang happy its such an interesting piece of art and i cannot articulate how it makes me feel
this is the apex of "it's more interesting platonically"
I've only known this video for a week, but I can already tell it's permanently changed something inside of me
Wow this is a work of art! Damn!
marginal lies marginalize marginal eyes
aria of the soul you cannot hide persona music from me dammit
comin' back for a midnight rewatch
oh wow idk what to even say that hasnt already been said but this was really, really great
I’m so confused what is this video I saw it in my recommended and thought ‘oh a gmod vod’
THAT WASNT A GMOD STREAM VOD THE FUCK IS THIS
my computer very loudly bluescreened in the middle of the scary
yo this is fucking awesome. shoutout jess for heather mason silent hill 3
I'm not going to pretend I understood this much. Might be because I don't really make that many online friends. Had a few long distance relationships, so I can't completely dodge the demographic.
Internet social situation horror, I guess? Made me feel some sort of way.
this is fucking incredible
I have never been so unsetteled by minecraft gameplay
Finally gotten around to watch it and holy shit, from the stream itself to the fucking neocities page, it's fucking awesome lmao