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Yoooo I'm from Toronto and I've seen that painting many times in person :)

Probably the best video essay I’ve seen on this game and I’ve seen many. Subscribed

SUCH AN L TAKE

it is insane how the game normalizes the terrifying and disgusting environments. I have played the game so much that Pharmacokinetics feels like a welcoming homely place.

I think the meme-able nature and quirky humor of the video game (both good characteristics to have) have overshadowed the fact that Ville Kallio is a real artist with a VERY defined style and ability to tell stories with his designs and world building. If you look at his artwork and work on comics with other artists, this industrial yet neon brutalism is so normalized in the worlds he creates

You should review dwarf fortress. I'd love to hear your take on a game like that.

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I don’t think Delilah is meant to be some evil mastermind. She’s impulsive and a flake though. Her call with the other firewatcher is really not that ominous. Could be about anything really, unless you distinctly want it to be about Henry. I think it just helps with the unsettling atmosphere. During the game Delilah makes a number of not great choices and tells us about more. Not coming home to see her grieving boyfriend, not calling in Brian’s presence, not calling in Henry’s run-in with the teenagers, asking Henry to burn down the station when surely thats the last thing he should do. She very easily accuses Henry of wrong-doing, too. Delilah is not a reliable companion in the forest. She’s amusing, sure, and we get to like her along with Henry, but she is not really trustworthy by the way her character is built. She seems to enjoy the puzzle and the conspiracy theories they concoct. Henry does too, but he is directly involved, so there is a more scary element to it. She is the only person he can rely on out there in the forest and she’s not reliable. Maybe this reflects his relationship with Julia, a very smart woman who suddenly cant rely anymore on her own brain. A beloved wife who’s fading from existence. The life Henry’s built is built on sand and it’s crumbling. The relationship he’s built with Delilah is also a mere illusion. They both think they know and like each other, but in the end Delilah will abandon him no matter what. She points out on a number of occasions even earlier in the game that she doesn’t trust him and she is, again, not trustworthy. The illusion for her fades when Brian’s body is found. You can feel the shift in their relationship. Henry becomes just another one of Delilahs regrets she will be running from.

Underrated RUclipsr. I love these types of deep thinking videos, dissecting and comprehending pieces of media like this. Your style is also nice, showing real videos and funny moments to add more spice to the overall video or to visually explain something. I know I'm late, but keep up the great work!

Lol you just don't understand these herrings. They aren't just random placements.

I WILL NEVER FORGET WHTA THEY DID TO MILO AND ZORKA!!!!!!!!!😢

intressting

Why does the woman who got the job away from her troubles not want to lose that job? Out of all the red herrings here..

We also have to mention the Soundtrack, second only to Minecraft!

damn i didnt think you gave 927 subcsribers by your production

When we lost zorka and Milo and the godchild I was devastated

This genuinely helped me cope after witnessing the end myself

I made my friends laugh by pulling down to reload in cs2, honestly I'm thinking of rebounding my reload key to one on my mouse

this game is crazy chaotic, crazy fascinating, crazy confusing and also crazy fucking hard. spent 20 hours just to finish every level on standard difficulty with sometimes using youtube videos because shit i had to find in order to finish the game WAS AT RIDICULOUS LOCATIONS

Very well done! Was not expecting this much detail when I first clicked, but I'm glad I stayed till the end.

I grew up with this game. it's so good.

there's no answer and that's why it's good, it's to make you thiiiink a lot, that the best endings for a horror story, no real answer. Like after you watch a David Lynch, all thos emystery make it a good story.

Delilah --> The Liar LIAR! All the game Lying!!!!

you've gotta get a lav mic to hold, your pose is just asking for it

This game gives me medieval dynasty vibes in a good way

The Masculine Urge to build a stick fort while getting a Christmas tree.

A really liked your video!

When I played this as a kid, all I saw was a fun little game, jumping around, upgrading, fighting, it was fun But when I decided to replay it, the lore got me so invested And when I finally reached the end I could only ask my self one question "What am I fighting for?!!"

Fantastic analysis. Very entertaining to watch, thank you.

You should do this for black ops one this was a great video

I had an interesting experiance with the game. At first as you said, the controls felt clunky. I have played the game for about 10 to 15 minutes at that point. Then, I rebound the controls to what seemed to me to be more natural. The r key actually reloads right mouse zooms in etc. As it turns out after a little while, I swapped back to the default. Something about Cruelty Squad changed my brains approach to this game. The weird and "clunky" default controls became more natural than the default of a typical shooter game I've been used to my whole life. weird.

Very well made video. Haver played this game since release. I enjoyed the story but the fact that nothing really had any impact bothered me then too

Say value again

I thought juno was gonna return with a robot army like ultron

i dont wanna like because is on 690

V'ger wants his origin story back...🤣

I did Juno really early in my playthrough, and thought "Oh right, maybe this 'is' going to be a good game after all." I thought I'd bump into an evolved Juno later on. Oh well. Shipbuilding was alright.

People who think Starfield is a bad game don't know a thing about games. I played it for over 300 hours and didn't even complete everything possible. It's a great game suffering from a handful of significant issues, such as the old graphics engine. I enjoyed it a lot.

*Starfield is dead. Bethesda's biggest fail, even more so than Fallout 76 as that was made as a cashgrab, this game was legit in development for 7 years & STILL sucked.*

This is kind of cool and all, but it's mighty similar to Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Could call it an homage or a rip off depending on how generous you're feeling. Still, glad you gave me some insight into one of the few good missions for a game I don't really intend to play. Thx for the vid!

this is the quest that killed the game for me. the last one I did and will ever do. I did not want to let the corps possibly salvage a usable AI but I figured if I let Juno continue to float on the same thing would happen down the line. so I wanted to end Juno as well but no one side or the other. no complexity or agency in choice. no chance to regret or think about other view points no reason to play again. and with a quest with lost of room for gray areas and thought provoking ideas. but under the surface lots of promise.

That quest is lame and boring, just like this channel.

Nobody cares about this game

I think I had a much better experience in Starfield then many. The first quest line I seriously embarked on was the corp on Neon, and then I went and did the Crimson Fleet. I didn't even know I got actual Space Dragon Shouts till I was, for all intents and purposes, done with the game and decided to look at the main quest, which held my attention long enough to get my first power.

So you're saying there's small number of 7 odd quests in starfield and this one is the best?

Great video bro thank you❤

maybe they thought the player might find burning into nothingness more tragic than crash landing onto hard rock (Even though it would actually disappear into a gas cloud which I find much more terrifying)

Starfield is not a bad game and you are stupid! >:( nah jk I also love juno's quest. good video!

He did it boys...he did it. A video under 20 minutes.

FIRST!