The DISTURBING Secret Side Mission in Silent Hill..
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Today we're talking about the unsolved case of Silent Hill's secret drug trade and the people behind it!
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⏱: Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:10 The investigation
1:16 PTV
2:24 First Encounter
3:30 The Motel
4:20 Michael Kaufmann
5:00 Kaufmann and The Order
5:45 Aglaophotis
6:52 The Trade
7:40 Outro
❓: Questions covered
● Are drugs in Silent Hill?
● Silent Hill Drug theory
● Are people in Silent Hill on drugs?
● Silent Hill side mission
● Silent Hill PTV
● What is PTV in Silent Hill?
● Silent Hill drug trafficking
● Silent Hill aglaophotis
● Silent Hill Lisa Garland
● Silent Hill Lisa Garland drugs
🎮: What is this game?
Silent Hill (Japanese: サイレントヒル, Hepburn: Sairento Hiru) is a horror media franchise cantered on a series of survival horror video games, created by Keiichiro Toyama, developed and published by Konami. The first four video games in the series, Silent Hill, Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill 3 and Silent Hill 4: The Room, were developed by an internal group called Team Silent, a development staff within former Konami subsidiary Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo.
Silent Hill is set in the series' eponymous fictional American town. The series is heavily influenced by the literary genre of psychological horror, with its player characters being mostly "everymen"
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There are so many secrets in Silent Hill left to uncover... the consequences of this one was horrific!
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Konami sitting on a goldmine and they dont even know it.
Imagine a more comedic spin off game. Narcos: SHPD. You play as an officer and team up with humans and monsters to shut down a drug trafficking ring.
People living in that s hole need a lot of drugs to cope
Freakin love this channel. Definitely the best channel I've found in a while. It's crazy how underrated it all is. Keep up the excellent work!!
Super addicted to ur channel!!!!!!! Can't get enough of these!
Would you consider doing symbolism of the monsters? Those type of vids are awesome
I heard once the theory that White Claudia is that plant above water in the small lake when we met Angela at SH2. I also don't know for sure, but I like to believe this one.
Excellent video, as usual, imposing quality!
Wow, this is the oddest subject matter I never expected to hear about Silent Hill. Which in and of itself is odd, since it's a rather normal thing when compared to the town. I hecking love it, good work, man!
Cannot get enough of these videos
The valentines gift I didn’t know I wanted
Excellent vid once again man!
Every video you have is interesting. Love it.
Definitely not talked about enough in the fandom. Thank you for reminding the fandom about it.
I love each and every video you make. Every new one is a treat 🎉 I'm never getting tired of Silent Hill content, and especially when they are narrated by you ❤
Great new video man! Love the free camera looking at the game’s environments. Keep it up!! ;)
Great episode 👏
Great footage and write-up. Subbed ✅
I love these damned videos man, Keep'em coming
Hear me out right, I have a bizarre perspective on Silent Hill 1, I don't believe it to be true but it's an interesting way to look at the game.
Kauffman is constantly drugging Harry with White Claudia (PTV) and these highs are what cause the world for Harry to go hellish, which is also why he constantly wakes back up with a headache in the location he was last seen with Kauffman.
-Harry crashes his jeep, while unconscious, Kauffman takes him to the cafe and drugs him. Harry believes he only just woke up from the crash and goes down the alley that turns into hell, eventually waking up in the cafe.
-Harry goes to the basement of the school to turn the power on, the button doesn't turn the power on, it activates an airborne variant of PTV, knocking Harry out. As Harry explores the other-school, he eventually wakes back up in the basement of the normal school, where he pushed a button. This time there is a key there, as if Kauffman was there and left it or dropped it by accident.
-Harry bumps into Kauffman in the hospital, the gunshot wasn't a bullet, but another dose of PTV, Harry starts to lose it mid conversation until Kauffman just kinda leaves abruptly as Harry would have fallen unconscious again as his mind falls into the other-hospital. He sees Lisa in the hell hospital as Lisa has been constantly drugged/sedated to keep her from telling the authorities what Kauffman and Dahlia have been up to, also explains why she can't leave the hospital as she's probably being held captive and this is all a massive drug trip. Harry eventually wakes up from his dose in the same room he last saw Kauffman and with a headache to see Dahlia in the normal hospital.
-Harry enters the other-church in the antique store and as he is about to leave, the shrine starts burning, burning PTV and causing another drug trip for Harry, he enters the other-world once again, making his way through the town centre, streets and then back to the hospital to see Lisa once more, again in the other-world. Only after defeating floatstinger does he awaken from his drug trip, on the top of a roof, no idea how he got there.
-Harry again in the Good/Good+ ending bumps into Kauffman in the resort area, worried that Harry is going to mess up his plans, Kauffman gives him a larger dose in the garage with the motorcycle, enough to pretty much knock him out. In Harry's mind, he is going to the lighthouse/resort/no-where, explaining no-where being a confusing mess as this dosage was a lot more than before. But he never left the resort area and that's where Cybil will find him at the end of the game and explains him running across a bridge after the final boss. Also explains the UFO ending, he was just high as fuck.
To wrap it all up with one last theory to this, Harry has been under the influence of PTV since the day he found Cheryl on the side of the road, so when he awakens after the final boss of Good+ ending, that isn't 'Heather' or a new child, that's Cheryl and it was all in his head. Alternatively, Bad ending he got drugged so much, he never left his Jeep.
What an unusual find - I never noticed this, although I have heard something of this before - good finds.
Yeah the drugs in the safe deff feels like their was suppose to be a side game included 👍😎
I was thinking, when you gonna make Old Silent Hill and Lake ?
When I heard Cybil say they sell drugs to tourists, I originally thought it was a joke from Rabtoons Silent Hill in a Nutshell parody.
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Why is the song playing so fast?
Different regions played sounds and music at slightly different speeds pal was I believe around 10% slower
I have a question to ask you: in (spoiler alert) silent hill 1 if I rescue Dr. Kaufman but I don't find aglaophotis in that garage will he show up later in end of the game and throw aglaophotis to the angel?
Psychic Tv is a good band I own a few of there albums.
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Regarding _"Michael always kept a secret bottle... This bottle can even be found by Harry..."_ at 6:05
When Kaufmann throws his vial of Aglaophotis, it's natural for the player to think it's the very same vial as the one found in the motorcycle tank since the player has just experienced finding it and saw Kaufmann taking it from Harry; the player sees Kaufmann taking possession of _that_ vial and later sees him throw _a_ vial so probably many players assume it's the exact same one. However if you listen to what Kaufmann says and think about the situation logically, it doesn't have to be the same vial - it might be, but it probably isn't the same one; it's somewhat more logical that it's a different one. Because Kaufmann had multiple vials of the liquid. He says _"There's more where this came from!"_ so in other words he has an unknown number of vials hidden in multiple locations, not only the one in that motorcycle tank. Of course, to trigger the endings with Kaufmann throwing his vial it's required by the player to first open the motorcycle tank and see that vial. That's the game mechanics, it's how _the game_ is programmed; it rewards the player with the Kaufmann-throwing-his-vial scene only if you've seen the gas tank vial first. Which makes sense, because that way the player has been pre-familiarized with a vial looking like that, so when Kaufmann throws his vial the object is recognized by the player. That's similar to how some documents can only be read if you've already read others first, but if you haven't then that doesn't make those later documents not exist in the world of SH. In the same way, if the player doesn't find the gas tank vial that doesn't make it not exist. Disregarding the game mechanics and just thinking about the situation in the story at that moment, logically all Harry would really need to do for Kaufmann to show up is to save him at the bar. Logically Kaufmann wouldn't need to notice Harry "hanging around goofing off" near the garage and discovering that vial there. If Kaufmann had intended to take that particular vial, he would've retrieved it from the motorcycle regardless of Harry's actions. It's obviously no coincidence Kaufmann enters the garage when Harry is there; the only reason he enters at that exact moment is because he saw Harry going in. If Harry hadn't been there, then Kaufmann perhaps never would've gone to the garage - or perhaps he'd gone there later. And he might've already had a vial on him. When he's saved by Harry, he might've already been carrying a vial then. Or not, and he had multiple vials hidden around the area in various locations and was on his way to retrieve one of them. But logically most probably not the one in the motorcycle, as it's just too much of a coincidence that Kaufmann intended to retrieve a vial from the very same hiding spot that Harry was in the process of finding. So when Kaufmann throws his vial at the end, that may very well be the one from the motorcycle tank but it could also be a different one. In favor of it being the same one is the argument that since Kaufmann had taken from Harry the vial which Harry found, Kaufmann could've thought _"I may as well use this one"_ if he didn't already have a vial on him. He also might've already had a vial on him and put the extra vial he took from Harry somewhere else. And if you look at this without respect to the game mechanics, Kaufmann would of course be able to show up at the end even if Harry didn't find the motorcycle tank vial so their encounter in the garage might've not actually happened and when Kaufmann says _"There's more where this came from!"_ he could be referring to the one in the tank and he could be throwing a different vial retrieved from an unknown location - but also, naturally, in _that_ scenario, if Harry never opened the gas tank, the vial Kaufmann throws could of course be the motorcycle vial as he might've retrieved that one at some later or earlier time. And finally, of course, when he says _"There's more where this came from!"_ he's not referring to the one in the Hospital; the one in the Hospital was planted there by Kaufmann for Dahlia to find so she would destroy it and think she had "got rid of" the Aglaophotis.
Ultimately it doesn't really matter of course, but people shouldn't assume it's the motorcycle tank vial which Kaufmann throws and most people seem to overlook the fact he says _"There's more where this came from!"_
One situation where this actually matters though is when people argue for Good+ being the real/proper/canon ending by making the argument that _"Those who claim it's unlikely for Harry to throw the liquid on Cybil (leading to Good+ where Cybil survives) fail to recognize it's equally unlikely for Harry to find the vial in the gas tank, so if Good+ isn't the real ending because Harry wouldn't collect the liquid and throw it on Cybil then neither is Good the real ending because Harry wouldn't find the vial in the gas tank either! So only one of the Bad endings can be the real ending!"_
That's an extremely bad argument because from Harry's point of view it's more likely he would find the documents and keys that lead him to the gas tank rather than randomly taking the empty plastic bottle to collect the liquid and then throw it on Cybil. But it's even more likely that Harry would hear or see the struggle between Kaufmann and the monster and enter that building and save him, which is logically all Harry would need to do in order for Kaufmann to be able to show up later and throw one of his vials.
By the way regarding "Good vs Good+", see: archive.is/xvBGT and archive.is/xkxOc
Huh, no wonder you pronounce the r to some extent.