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Ford Cruller: "There's this youtuber called Jelloapocalypse that said some things I didn't like, so I put him in the Astralathe and made him hate Bomberman Jetters"
One thing I actually love about the "no such thing as the curse" thing... Is that by being a psychic related to Lucy, the Aquatos have a specialty in hydrokenesis. So mix that innate specialty with an intense passed down fear, and you get a subconscious use of your ability that tries to drown you. Love that Ford didn't think about the potential of that happening.
I do really like that idea, I don’t think it was executed well though. Specifically because Raz just gets over it at the end of the game. This kid is traumatized, with a subconscious fear so deeply rooted it manifests with his powers, and now that’s been amplified with memories of water actually trying to kill him and he just… realizes it’s irrational and stops being afraid? Which isn’t how that works? And it feels very jarring and frankly upsets me, since Psychonauts is a game about psychology, and in the first game it shows how very simple things like high school bullies or losing a board game can affect someone. But Raz’s very serious phobia is just kinda skipped over, like it isn’t a big deal. I think it would’ve been a lot better if they had him try going into water at the end of the game, and get somewhat close, only to get terrified and almost drowned again. That would’ve been interesting, and I would’ve loved that. Since they didn’t actually treat the trauma more seriously or focus on the implications of it, it ends up coming across as more of an excuse to me than an actual story concept the writers wanted to explore. It feels like they just wanted him to be able to conquer the curse in the end, even if it wasn’t deserved, just to wrap everything up neatly. Sorry to go on a rant, it’s just that the way they handle Raz’s curse/phobia is honestly one of the biggest issues I have with this game
@@ella_cupcakeI like to think that the fact that water IS still a barrier indicates he's not entirely over his phobia. He has a better relationship with his fear, but he still can't cross water easily and it boots you back. It may be primarily mechanical, but I like to think it's also just that he's not completely over his phobia, either.
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The bees and the library both thematically relate to Cassi, but not really to each other. The library is because Cassi was a writer, mostly, but the bees are because Cassi wasn’t letting herself feel in control. Hiveswarm is described to be a self help book but one that actually works which seems more unrealistic than the psychic powers. It’s apparently supposed to teach you how to properly divide your mind and multitask, which was Cassi’s specialty as a psychic, thus her commanding bees like a queen. But Cassi couldn’t listen to her own advice after all the Maligula stuff and became a drone, literally doing the same thing day in and day out to distract herself from her problems, since everyone was either busy (Otto, Compton, the other psychonauts), mentally compromised themselves (Ford, Bob), or thought to be dead (Helmut, Lucy) So the librarian archetype, her most useful archetype for, quite literally in the mental world, compartmentalizing her thoughts and feelings became the “queen bee”, while she let her actual full self become a drone Not much connective tissue between the hive idea and the library idea, but I think there’s enough. Most of the psychonauts 1 worlds were very loosely connected. Compton’s Cookout was also like this, only tentatively connected in theming to his animal connection, but just a framing device to represent how much he judges and puts pressure on himself while projecting those thoughts on his friends.
Gotta say, it's really nice to see Jello and co. enjoying a level instead of, understandably, being grossed out by them. I definitely think the latter half of the game is where it truly starts to shine, though I still like what the first half had to offer for the most part. With that said, this was a delightful stream and I'm looking forward to the next one since Bob's level is, without a doubt, my favorite of the bunch!
I love that they got Gir's VA for the little doodle creature, it legit gives me such happy nostalgia, like meeting an old friend again. Also it's a kind of reference that doesn't sour the game for anyone who doesn't know Invader Zim.
"UH OH RAZPUTIN, I spilled my soda watching this vod! Looks like I gotta put you in the Astrolathe, so nobody can remember me fucking up like a clumsy asshole"
The funny thing about Jello wishing this was a point and click game is that it probably could've been. Tim Schafer came up with the idea for the game while working on a point and click game called Full Throttle where he wanted to have a section where the main character went on a quest inside his mind but it ended up getting scrapped, with the idea later being turned into Psychonauts. Psychonauts very well could've been a point and click adventure game with the paper cutout look that Jello loved from Paper Raz and the Clairvoyance visions but they went with a 3D platformer instead. Although I feel like In a point and click adventure game it'd be harder to make the different minds feel like large sprawling worlds. Definitely not impossible, but it definitely lends itself more to a collectathon style.
PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK WHILE PEOPLE ARE- PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK WHILE PE- PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK- PEOPLE ARE TALK-
"Raz did I ever tell you about that time the banks lost all my money so I threw the heads of the bank union into the astrolathe and accidentally started thr great depression?"
I really like how they dive into actual psychology in this game. The gross stuff doesn't really feel that out of place, your mind does think about gross things so them being there makes sense. I agree they should maybe have spaced them out better, that was a kinda awkward stacking of multiple in a row even though I wouldn't consider Helmut's level to be fully gross, following the other two it was kind of made worse. Also there was a bit less razzing of Raz these last few gameplay missions which is nice to see (maybe it's just because he hasn't been talking to the other characters though, tbh. Also I'm writing this kind of at the start of the vid so I might just eat my words soon) I do think that while making Raz passive made the mockery worse. I feel like he should have stayed a bit more aggressive at the start at least until he sees his family return because it would have made sense that he wouldn't feel like talking back to them due to them being relatives. He would be a bit more scared of talking back and after that he might feel defeated enough that his classmates' ribbing would sting a little more.
The most terrifying this was after listening to at least an hour of Ford bits, I took my headphones off at work and some guy was there speaking in the EXACT Ford voice. I thought I was going insane
Gianni becoming my favorite commentator in this playthrough. Mainly his Cruller impression sounding like Yankee-washed Old Festus from New Vegas, Columbo for the mmmh Lollipop Guild~, and his excellent Spicy Spiegel impression making the sensorium actually Full-bearable with the cornered-critic and closeted-perv sperging out half the last episode. (I can use this term, I have the Aspie Pass since second grade.)
I now have a design doc for a level in my project. I needed a short level between two others. Ford helped inspire me last night 😅 A level with a giant robot looming over the level in the background or off cliff edges. Narrating every action to a ridiculous degree. At one point he says he needs to look for a manual and turns around. The narration stops until he's finished. The boss fight is finding all of the speakers built into helis body and breaking them. He narrates the exact way to defeat him ruining the challenge and confusing himself. I needed a delusional machine for a short level for my story. This is perfect. And so freaking funny. As long as it's short. Good grief. As long as it's short. Extra. Paragraph. Over. Punctu-ized
You know, the Psychonauts artstyle or at least the way Raz looks really reminds me of expressionist artist Werner Scholz's "Die Waisenkinder"(The Orphpans)(1932) and "Das Gewicht der Zeit"(The Weight/Gravitas/Effect of Time)(1930).
These couple of levels are definitely my favorite, Cassie's and Bob's. Part of me can't help but feel like it's a Black Velvetopia situation again - these being some of the first levels concepted or created and, not that the other levels are necessarily bad, they've just got a totally different vibe to them.
The first third of this game is a pretty fine 3d platformer with slightly grating characters, the second third is deeply weird and uncomfortable, and the final third is genuinely really amazing and one of my favorite games.
it's actually funny cause when I played the game the disgusting part didn't bother me Also I think the only truly disgusting thing was components boss fight. And since I played it alone I was so Distracted by fighting the boss fight so I wasn't very hurt by the vomit stuff. But yeah when you take a closer look that was really ugly. still like the rest of the level though
The fact that you can miss out on three entire levels isnt exactly bad, but it feels like there should've been a better warning, or a talk with Lili's dad or smth.
I'm not sure if you'd want to check these out, but I'd recommend going back to Psi King's Sensorium now that you have the projection ability. You can now get those Memory Vaults that were locked behind those grates, and the second one explains how helmut escaped the ice and what happened to Ford to break his mind.
@@JelloPlaysVideoGames i mean having to go back for his memories makes some sense since he had amnesia, but honestly it probably would have made more sense to either have nonsense ones that make sense in hindsight like the brain tumbler experiment from the first game, or do what they do in this game with the tomb of the sharkopagus memory vault when it only spawns on the second vist at least, rather than the final power you get.
It's pretty clear that the reason they were locked up was because they directly spoiled the reveal of Helmut's identity that happens at the end of the area, but they really wanted players to see them so they put them in a spot where players would see them and remember them because how else could they make the player want to go back into the area long after it isn't a spoiler anymore
I messed up a math problem for the missing segment of the sphere, it should be ((4/3piD^3)/2)x(R/360), I forgot the variables and that it's 4/3 not 3/4. This equation also only works if the dotted line cuts the sphere in half and if D is the height/radius and not a point, however, because there are A & C that could also be radius the numbers A, C, & D are pints but you should be able to just do the intergal of points D to C or A, then rotate it around the axis and multiply it by R/360, if from the center to the point D isn't a straight line, then I'm lost because I don't know an equation I could use with the existing varibles... I really like math
for anyone else starved for more sasha and milla content they're main characters in the rhombus of ruin that vr game that nobody played o7 i can recommend watching a playthrough if you're in love with them like me
Yeah but let's be honest, the game was way more about Loboto than either of them. They're moments in there, but they aren't The Subject Of The Game. -Me, one of the 7 people who played RoR.
True, although Raz and Loboto are more the main focus, they do still have pretty important roles. And Sasha being obsessed with aliens is hilarious. In my humble opinion everyone who likes Psychonauts should watch a play through of it, I did and I absolutely love it. I probably like it more than Psychonauts 2 to be honest, but that’s just personal preference, I wouldn’t argue that it’s actually better lol
For the record I DO enjoy RoR and really wished they made a non-VR version so more people could play it. :) But yeah I just don't want to get anyone's hopes up thinking they're the main characters of the game, but they ARE more in-focus and they're excellent.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who thought “the curse wasn’t real” was a stupid twist. I was really annoyed when that was what revealed, and everyone I talked to didn’t get why. It’s just so boring compared to anything else they could’ve done
The funny part is that it was foreshadowed at the beginning of the game, between Lili saying urses aren't real and Sasha pointing out that necromancy and magic aren't real. Curses aren't real, but psychology is. (Not giving an opinion on whether the twist is dumb or not, just that it was foreshadowed).
@@HonestMagpieThat’s true. People also constantly refer to his curse as a fear or phobia even in the first game, although I doubt they were planning on it being actually a phobia when the first game was made, it seemed like it was more of a joke that no one would believe him
"She went out to the forgetful forest. She keeps doing that." "Does she?" NO!! No she doesn't, actually!! And it annoys me, too. At most we get one line in passing about her 'wandering off' or something like that. I love this game to death but there are a few bits where you can TELL there were edits that weren't adjusted for, and it annoys me.
for the whole "we should have seen more representation of the psychic six from eachother's perspectives".... we kind of did. With helmut they were sense puns, and with boodle they were just endlessly critical and angry... also gross... psy king's were closer to the original, and did have some notes of the characters and how they worked in a group. but not enough depth to read much from. the idea was there, just not expanded on enough for what you wanted.
We also see a little of it with Bob's Bottles (His love of Helmut and his relationship with Otto, mostly) and you can meet all of the psychic 7 in Cassie's mind. Personally, I wish we'd been able to see inside Otto's mind to see how accurate everyone else's opinions of him were.
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2:32:46 funny ford bit starts here
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@@AutisticgreenfrogOH NO RAZ AN ENEMY-
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OH NO RAZ AN ENEMY
Ford Cruller: "There's this youtuber called Jelloapocalypse that said some things I didn't like, so I put him in the Astralathe and made him hate Bomberman Jetters"
One thing I actually love about the "no such thing as the curse" thing... Is that by being a psychic related to Lucy, the Aquatos have a specialty in hydrokenesis.
So mix that innate specialty with an intense passed down fear, and you get a subconscious use of your ability that tries to drown you.
Love that Ford didn't think about the potential of that happening.
I do really like that idea, I don’t think it was executed well though. Specifically because Raz just gets over it at the end of the game. This kid is traumatized, with a subconscious fear so deeply rooted it manifests with his powers, and now that’s been amplified with memories of water actually trying to kill him and he just… realizes it’s irrational and stops being afraid? Which isn’t how that works? And it feels very jarring and frankly upsets me, since Psychonauts is a game about psychology, and in the first game it shows how very simple things like high school bullies or losing a board game can affect someone. But Raz’s very serious phobia is just kinda skipped over, like it isn’t a big deal.
I think it would’ve been a lot better if they had him try going into water at the end of the game, and get somewhat close, only to get terrified and almost drowned again. That would’ve been interesting, and I would’ve loved that. Since they didn’t actually treat the trauma more seriously or focus on the implications of it, it ends up coming across as more of an excuse to me than an actual story concept the writers wanted to explore. It feels like they just wanted him to be able to conquer the curse in the end, even if it wasn’t deserved, just to wrap everything up neatly.
Sorry to go on a rant, it’s just that the way they handle Raz’s curse/phobia is honestly one of the biggest issues I have with this game
Yeah, I just wish the game addressed it more specifically
@@ella_cupcakeI like to think that the fact that water IS still a barrier indicates he's not entirely over his phobia. He has a better relationship with his fear, but he still can't cross water easily and it boots you back. It may be primarily mechanical, but I like to think it's also just that he's not completely over his phobia, either.
@@HonestMagpieI’m betting that the creators did that purely for mechanical reasons, but I will gladly accept and use that head cannon. Thank you
SPEAK IT, RAZPUTIN!! YOU'VE FORGOTTEN YOUR HOMELAND, AND YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER!!!
"Jello said the combat was bad, so I used the astrolathe on his chat and made them wrong about everything!"
OH NO, RAZ! AN ENEMY!
OH NO, RAZ! AN ENEMY!
The enemy! -Lynn
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The bees and the library both thematically relate to Cassi, but not really to each other. The library is because Cassi was a writer, mostly, but the bees are because Cassi wasn’t letting herself feel in control.
Hiveswarm is described to be a self help book but one that actually works which seems more unrealistic than the psychic powers. It’s apparently supposed to teach you how to properly divide your mind and multitask, which was Cassi’s specialty as a psychic, thus her commanding bees like a queen.
But Cassi couldn’t listen to her own advice after all the Maligula stuff and became a drone, literally doing the same thing day in and day out to distract herself from her problems, since everyone was either busy (Otto, Compton, the other psychonauts), mentally compromised themselves (Ford, Bob), or thought to be dead (Helmut, Lucy)
So the librarian archetype, her most useful archetype for, quite literally in the mental world, compartmentalizing her thoughts and feelings became the “queen bee”, while she let her actual full self become a drone
Not much connective tissue between the hive idea and the library idea, but I think there’s enough. Most of the psychonauts 1 worlds were very loosely connected.
Compton’s Cookout was also like this, only tentatively connected in theming to his animal connection, but just a framing device to represent how much he judges and puts pressure on himself while projecting those thoughts on his friends.
thank you so much for putting this into words! I’ve been wanting to comment something like this but wasn’t sure how to explain it
Gotta say, it's really nice to see Jello and co. enjoying a level instead of, understandably, being grossed out by them. I definitely think the latter half of the game is where it truly starts to shine, though I still like what the first half had to offer for the most part. With that said, this was a delightful stream and I'm looking forward to the next one since Bob's level is, without a doubt, my favorite of the bunch!
I love that they got Gir's VA for the little doodle creature, it legit gives me such happy nostalgia, like meeting an old friend again. Also it's a kind of reference that doesn't sour the game for anyone who doesn't know Invader Zim.
"UH OH RAZPUTIN, I spilled my soda watching this vod! Looks like I gotta put you in the Astrolathe, so nobody can remember me fucking up like a clumsy asshole"
The funny thing about Jello wishing this was a point and click game is that it probably could've been. Tim Schafer came up with the idea for the game while working on a point and click game called Full Throttle where he wanted to have a section where the main character went on a quest inside his mind but it ended up getting scrapped, with the idea later being turned into Psychonauts. Psychonauts very well could've been a point and click adventure game with the paper cutout look that Jello loved from Paper Raz and the Clairvoyance visions but they went with a 3D platformer instead.
Although I feel like In a point and click adventure game it'd be harder to make the different minds feel like large sprawling worlds. Definitely not impossible, but it definitely lends itself more to a collectathon style.
PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK WHILE PEOPLE ARE-
PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK WHILE PE-
PEOPLE ARE TALKING RAZ. YOU SHOULDN'T TALK-
PEOPLE ARE TALK-
"Raz did I ever tell you about that time the banks lost all my money so I threw the heads of the bank union into the astrolathe and accidentally started thr great depression?"
Ok Raz you are going to have to rip of half your face and confront your dark alter ego while putting this gun shaped device against your temple.
So if his clone is voiced by gir would his alter ego be voiced by dib
Im glad they're having a better time with the later levels. The next level is probably my favorite, so im excited for the next stream.
Forgot just how much Jello hates anything "gross"
I really like how they dive into actual psychology in this game. The gross stuff doesn't really feel that out of place, your mind does think about gross things so them being there makes sense. I agree they should maybe have spaced them out better, that was a kinda awkward stacking of multiple in a row even though I wouldn't consider Helmut's level to be fully gross, following the other two it was kind of made worse. Also there was a bit less razzing of Raz these last few gameplay missions which is nice to see (maybe it's just because he hasn't been talking to the other characters though, tbh. Also I'm writing this kind of at the start of the vid so I might just eat my words soon)
I do think that while making Raz passive made the mockery worse. I feel like he should have stayed a bit more aggressive at the start at least until he sees his family return because it would have made sense that he wouldn't feel like talking back to them due to them being relatives. He would be a bit more scared of talking back and after that he might feel defeated enough that his classmates' ribbing would sting a little more.
50:31 “i turned her into a bowling ball, raz. Funniest shit ive ever seen”
The most terrifying this was after listening to at least an hour of Ford bits, I took my headphones off at work and some guy was there speaking in the EXACT Ford voice. I thought I was going insane
Gianni becoming my favorite commentator in this playthrough. Mainly his Cruller impression sounding like Yankee-washed Old Festus from New Vegas, Columbo for the mmmh Lollipop Guild~, and his excellent Spicy Spiegel impression making the sensorium actually Full-bearable with the cornered-critic and closeted-perv sperging out half the last episode.
(I can use this term, I have the Aspie Pass since second grade.)
This is a comment section Raz you'll find quotes from the video, 1 or 2 funny comments, and a bunch of people angry about opinions.
I now have a design doc for a level in my project.
I needed a short level between two others.
Ford helped inspire me last night 😅
A level with a giant robot looming over the level in the background or off cliff edges. Narrating every action to a ridiculous degree.
At one point he says he needs to look for a manual and turns around. The narration stops until he's finished.
The boss fight is finding all of the speakers built into helis body and breaking them.
He narrates the exact way to defeat him ruining the challenge and confusing himself.
I needed a delusional machine for a short level for my story.
This is perfect.
And so freaking funny.
As long as it's short.
Good grief.
As long as it's short.
Extra.
Paragraph.
Over.
Punctu-ized
"I like the stream where they talk about tutorials for a LOOOOONG time"
Guys I think he found a figment
1:00:34 The moment the gang completely missed what they complained about in the following stream being spelled out for then.
You know, the Psychonauts artstyle or at least the way Raz looks really reminds me of expressionist artist Werner Scholz's "Die Waisenkinder"(The Orphpans)(1932) and "Das Gewicht der Zeit"(The Weight/Gravitas/Effect of Time)(1930).
2:37:35 “Most unlistenable play through???” King. I’m SOBBING.
Look Razputin, a rope! You can use these to- HELP ME RAZ!
These couple of levels are definitely my favorite, Cassie's and Bob's. Part of me can't help but feel like it's a Black Velvetopia situation again - these being some of the first levels concepted or created and, not that the other levels are necessarily bad, they've just got a totally different vibe to them.
The first third of this game is a pretty fine 3d platformer with slightly grating characters, the second third is deeply weird and uncomfortable, and the final third is genuinely really amazing and one of my favorite games.
it's actually funny cause when I played the game the disgusting part didn't bother me
Also I think the only truly disgusting thing was components boss fight.
And since I played it alone I was so Distracted by fighting the boss fight so I wasn't very hurt by the vomit stuff.
But yeah when you take a closer look that was really ugly. still like the rest of the level though
The fact that you can miss out on three entire levels isnt exactly bad, but it feels like there should've been a better warning, or a talk with Lili's dad or smth.
You can't miss out on any levels, that chat member was wrong.
Chatter was very wrong, there are no missable levels
I wonder if the chatter was thinking about moments/memory vaults seen in the other Ford levels?
I'm not sure if you'd want to check these out, but I'd recommend going back to Psi King's Sensorium now that you have the projection ability. You can now get those Memory Vaults that were locked behind those grates, and the second one explains how helmut escaped the ice and what happened to Ford to break his mind.
I'm sorry, this is such a weird thing to require a return trip for.
@@JelloPlaysVideoGames i mean having to go back for his memories makes some sense since he had amnesia, but honestly it probably would have made more sense to either have nonsense ones that make sense in hindsight like the brain tumbler experiment from the first game, or do what they do in this game with the tomb of the sharkopagus memory vault when it only spawns on the second vist at least, rather than the final power you get.
Totally fine to skip it then, it's just a neat detail
It's pretty clear that the reason they were locked up was because they directly spoiled the reveal of Helmut's identity that happens at the end of the area, but they really wanted players to see them so they put them in a spot where players would see them and remember them because how else could they make the player want to go back into the area long after it isn't a spoiler anymore
Gianni needs the wave beam(ISAT) to open this door (understand the conversation)
imagne an epithet erased video game where the character cut outs just waddle around
I messed up a math problem for the missing segment of the sphere, it should be ((4/3piD^3)/2)x(R/360), I forgot the variables and that it's 4/3 not 3/4. This equation also only works if the dotted line cuts the sphere in half and if D is the height/radius and not a point, however, because there are A & C that could also be radius the numbers A, C, & D are pints but you should be able to just do the intergal of points D to C or A, then rotate it around the axis and multiply it by R/360, if from the center to the point D isn't a straight line, then I'm lost because I don't know an equation I could use with the existing varibles... I really like math
for anyone else starved for more sasha and milla content they're main characters in the rhombus of ruin that vr game that nobody played o7 i can recommend watching a playthrough if you're in love with them like me
Yeah but let's be honest, the game was way more about Loboto than either of them. They're moments in there, but they aren't The Subject Of The Game. -Me, one of the 7 people who played RoR.
True, although Raz and Loboto are more the main focus, they do still have pretty important roles. And Sasha being obsessed with aliens is hilarious. In my humble opinion everyone who likes Psychonauts should watch a play through of it, I did and I absolutely love it. I probably like it more than Psychonauts 2 to be honest, but that’s just personal preference, I wouldn’t argue that it’s actually better lol
For the record I DO enjoy RoR and really wished they made a non-VR version so more people could play it. :) But yeah I just don't want to get anyone's hopes up thinking they're the main characters of the game, but they ARE more in-focus and they're excellent.
1:04:40 is it the psychic is now his brother or the jerk is now his sister?
17:04 Ya gotta Z-target my colostomy bag! Shout out to Super Best Friendcast
1:59:28 woah I thought this conversation was a postgame thing!!! Cool to learn new things about this game
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who thought “the curse wasn’t real” was a stupid twist. I was really annoyed when that was what revealed, and everyone I talked to didn’t get why. It’s just so boring compared to anything else they could’ve done
The funny part is that it was foreshadowed at the beginning of the game, between Lili saying urses aren't real and Sasha pointing out that necromancy and magic aren't real. Curses aren't real, but psychology is. (Not giving an opinion on whether the twist is dumb or not, just that it was foreshadowed).
@@HonestMagpieThat’s true. People also constantly refer to his curse as a fear or phobia even in the first game, although I doubt they were planning on it being actually a phobia when the first game was made, it seemed like it was more of a joke that no one would believe him
absolutely love book levels in video games
2:08:08 why dpes the witch sound like oz
1:03:09 other funny ford bit starts here
Why did chat say you missed levels? You didn’t.
So... Raz's persona is GIR
"She went out to the forgetful forest. She keeps doing that." "Does she?" NO!! No she doesn't, actually!! And it annoys me, too. At most we get one line in passing about her 'wandering off' or something like that. I love this game to death but there are a few bits where you can TELL there were edits that weren't adjusted for, and it annoys me.
This is a comment Razputin. Comments can indicate the thoughts and feelings of the viewer, or may just be memes and nonsense...
Managed to get Gianni to read out a line I wrote for free. Work smarter not harder. 🔥🔥🔥💰💰💰
next time i think jello should play a game that he can enjoy more.... like the ace atorney investigations remake
I actually agree with you guys Cassies Level is the best, though I also like the other levels..
FUUUUCK I MISSED IT
Could someone edit 2:44:06 ytp style so he says "it's a Milla mario". I don't got editing software
YO RASPUTIN WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT
for the whole "we should have seen more representation of the psychic six from eachother's perspectives".... we kind of did. With helmut they were sense puns, and with boodle they were just endlessly critical and angry... also gross... psy king's were closer to the original, and did have some notes of the characters and how they worked in a group. but not enough depth to read much from. the idea was there, just not expanded on enough for what you wanted.
We also see a little of it with Bob's Bottles (His love of Helmut and his relationship with Otto, mostly) and you can meet all of the psychic 7 in Cassie's mind.
Personally, I wish we'd been able to see inside Otto's mind to see how accurate everyone else's opinions of him were.
the playlist is in the wrong order.
worst one yet good work
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM DONT LIKE THOSE WET PLANT NOISES
OH THATS VERY BAD >:I
The Ford bit is pretty miserable, if only would someone would tell me how change videos.