Nice work. There has to be more analysis/review Videos about Silent hill 3 like this. Silent hill 2 gets all the praise. Don't get me wrong. I love sh2, but i think SH1 and SH3 deserve mor attention and love.
Terribly underrated. You did a great job with this video. It was a little clunky at times, but as far as video essays go it was very good. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your content!
Replayed 3 after years of not having replayed it and found this, it perfectly encapsulated a lot of my thoughts on the game. It was a great listen, thank you!
Hell yeah! Glad to to hear from someone else who absolutely loves Heather Mason and thinks she is top tier lady protagonist (I don't remember if you said horror games or all) but she is my favorite babe to be play in a story game. Not counting Commander Shepard because the character is determined by the player. Back to the topic, I am aware that Silent Hill 2 is commonly thought of as the favorite child of the original Team Silent era, and I understand all the points that support that view. Its totally an amazing game no doubt. But, I did not have a direct way in my own personal life to use a bridge to serve as means to sympathize or empathize (I don't know which, or both I guess) with James psychological journey into his guilt and sexual issues with Marry. If I don't use real world experience it's easier. Though with Heather, holy shit! There effort required to see how what she goes through and what I have been through in my own childhood has similarities and there are obvious parallels. I know what she went through is not something she would most likely recommend or choose to undergo if she had a choice. Since though I am outside her frame of reference and have the ability to see her point of view with mine as well. I think only from being on the outside, I think it's something that is a real human desire to experience this physically related journey through locations while traveling to new understandings while it being it being an absolute extremely horrifying and visceral external experience going through the process as I have without without being able to do what she's done it's far less noticeable when the results of overcoming the past trauma is realized and then internalized. Heather Mason is the allegorical representation of the desire of the human being surviving trauma through religion and toxic tradition being able to go through it in a safe way and experience you know the recovery and still you know surviving and driving through it you know. I grew up in the Mormon cult and I understood extremely early that this place and people were not going be a good influence on my mind, but that knowledge was intuitively known without the words or reasoning. All it took to know was...this my 2nd day off from school and I'm back in a building right now I want to be for 3 hours this is not fun these people are wrong and that's all I knew and as a feeling as a kid so I got through is the best I could and you know I'm here now watching this and leaving this comment but that's not to say it did not leave damage in my psyche that I don't know how to undo yet you kno Anyway. I love Heather Mason because she has the rebel side, but it's not the only aspect, she seems as though she into some boss tunes, totally capable of defending herself with weapons caring about people and then like the most like when I first let the game I was so happy what like what the change like the whole thing was was like when she got at her house and she saw her dad dead it was like oh immediately I'm going to get revenge this now personal. I love revenge characters and she gets it in the best way learns along and doesn't lose her core values. Heath Mason yo. She also totally gets a lightsaber on 2nd playthrough. Awesome video man!
i’m a sucker for any kind of SH content bc we don’t get much of it anymore. keep them coming!
The tracks you use are straight bangers. Loving it
They are All from the game. Akira Yamaoka is a Master videogame composer.
Nice work. There has to be more analysis/review Videos about Silent hill 3 like this. Silent hill 2 gets all the praise. Don't get me wrong. I love sh2, but i think SH1 and SH3 deserve mor attention and love.
You checked out the gaming Brit’s Video on SH1?
yeah, reading Harry's notes endears me more to him. He was a writer, so he conveys his feelings more eloquent in writings.
Terribly underrated. You did a great job with this video. It was a little clunky at times, but as far as video essays go it was very good. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your content!
One word:
Underrated!!!
So damn underrated!
dude your stuff is GREAT! just found you but gonna binge a little this weekend ha
it took me forever to pause to that single frame in 2:48 to read it you bastard. lmaooo
Really good vid! I'd love to see more SH stuff
Wow wow by the quality of this vid i tought it had like 300k views but it doesnt even have 1k damn thats crazy this is some good content
Replayed 3 after years of not having replayed it and found this, it perfectly encapsulated a lot of my thoughts on the game. It was a great listen, thank you!
Top tier analysis, keep up the good work.
Now this is another great video. Just banger after banger
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Hell yeah! Glad to to hear from someone else who absolutely loves Heather Mason and thinks she is top tier lady protagonist (I don't remember if you said horror games or all) but she is my favorite babe to be play in a story game. Not counting Commander Shepard because the character is determined by the player. Back to the topic, I am aware that Silent Hill 2 is commonly thought of as the favorite child of the original Team Silent era, and I understand all the points that support that view. Its totally an amazing game no doubt. But, I did not have a direct way in my own personal life to use a bridge to serve as means to sympathize or empathize (I don't know which, or both I guess) with James psychological journey into his guilt and sexual issues with Marry. If I don't use real world experience it's easier. Though with Heather, holy shit! There effort required to see how what she goes through and what I have been through in my own childhood has similarities and there are obvious parallels. I know what she went through is not something she would most likely recommend or choose to undergo if she had a choice. Since though I am outside her frame of reference and have the ability to see her point of view with mine as well. I think only from being on the outside, I think it's something that is a real human desire to experience this physically related journey through locations while traveling to new understandings while it being it being an absolute extremely horrifying and visceral external experience going through the process as I have without without being able to do what she's done it's far less noticeable when the results of overcoming the past trauma is realized and then internalized. Heather Mason is the allegorical representation of the desire of the human being surviving trauma through religion and toxic tradition being able to go through it in a safe way and experience you know the recovery and still you know surviving and driving through it you know. I grew up in the Mormon cult and I understood extremely early that this place and people were not going be a good influence on my mind, but that knowledge was intuitively known without the words or reasoning. All it took to know was...this my 2nd day off from school and I'm back in a building right now I want to be for 3 hours this is not fun these people are wrong and that's all I knew and as a feeling as a kid so I got through is the best I could and you know I'm here now watching this and leaving this comment but that's not to say it did not leave damage in my psyche that I don't know how to undo yet you kno Anyway. I love Heather Mason because she has the rebel side, but it's not the only aspect, she seems as though she into some boss tunes, totally capable of defending herself with weapons caring about people and then like the most like when I first let the game I was so happy what like what the change like the whole thing was was like when she got at her house and she saw her dad dead it was like oh immediately I'm going to get revenge this now personal. I love revenge characters and she gets it in the best way learns along and doesn't lose her core values. Heath Mason yo. She also totally gets a lightsaber on 2nd playthrough. Awesome video man!
holy fuck yes
Good shit!
What was the song playing around 1:54?
First