My favorite way of countering consumable hoarding is greatly limiting how much of each can be held. You don't feel like holding off on using a potion when you can only hold five at a time. It can no longer be a waste to use it when you wouldn't have been able to pick up the next one otherwise. Thinking about it, it's kinda similar to the souls-like estus system.
32:50 - They found out people would sub for one month to their service, watch what they wanted, then unsub until a new season dropped, so they're dripfeeding it like cable again to keep people subscribed to their services.
Being Welsh, I've never been offended by a put on Welsh accent or being referred to something like "Sheep Shagger".. I'm just happy hearing Wales be acknowledged
Bro, I am North African. I grew up in Gateshead. I used to get called a camel fucker by my class pupils. Honestly, as I grew up, I literally never bothered me. Because I believe they were only reflecting what their parents and family were implementing onto them. It's all good with me. I still respect England for providing me with opportunity and I still love my country with all my heart. I respect your comment. Its mature. Also, as a personal point of view, I've always loved the Welsh-English accent. It's very unique and smooth on the ears.
See I grew up in Bristol and I want everyone to be nicer about the Welsh just so I don't have to hear these stupid fucking sheep jokes for the thousandth time. Admittedly the only person I see making these jokes now is Breeh...
My mates i met through steam always make fun of me for being Welsh and i make fun of them too, the insults get quite brutal sometimes, but I wouldn't have it any other way, it's hilarious and I've never once been offended by it 😂
the stadium in hobart lewis talks about is actualy a subtetrainian art gallery. it was funded from poker winnings by a man named david walsh who is banned from many casinos around the world
I was wondering if maybe he heard about the stadium they're planning to build in Hobart near the cenotaph, which I have never met anyone in favour of. I think that's where he got the idea that Tasmania was trying to be a sport capital but failed, when in reality were trying to get the AFL to actually treat us like every other state. MONA is the name of the art museum and it's actually a really successful tourist draw for the state and the regular music and art festivals funded by the same guy are also very popular. If you want to see Australia, definitely put some time aside for tassie, we have some of the best walks in the country, fantastic natural sights, half the retired art and music population of the country, one of the most unique art experiences, the best orchestra in the country, the nicest inner city atmosphere I have ever experienced, and the worst university in the world. And the best part is you can travel across the entire state in half a days drive, so everything is concentrated in quite a small area. Also, from what I've heard the yogscast are cider enjoyers, so it'd be worth your while to go down towards the Huon Valley and visit all the breweries.
23:45 Tbh I feel like an even simpler thing is to just have potions be auto used when needed like some RPGs often have a setting for anyway, or rather than being individual items just be part of some like health pool that you can dip into when you need some healing or both. Or the other side of auto using them make it more like fps games where when you walk over the health drop on the floor it heals you and you can leave it for later if you really want but once you leave the area it's gone.
Drip feeding a series out isn't about making it better for the viewer, its about keeping the user subscribed for longer. Because if they could binge it in one sitting they don't need to maintain the subscription
Everyone understands this. But it's a better viewing experience anyway, it's a win-win for everyone except binge watchers who are now becoming a niche portion of viewers.
that coach episode was ordered after the series was done i believe? so they had to put an extra ep in and that was the only one they could fit in without disrupting the rest
Hey guys, just wanted to chime in on the consumables in games chat, for me the Witcher 3 did this best, where in you find a recipe to make craft a potion which has X amount of charges to allow multi uses during a fight/dungeon, to craft it originally you need specific ingredients (spider eye, trolls toe etc.) but will refill to full when you rest using generic alcohol (at least that's how I remembered it working, I think there were different difficulties for that mechanic which made the refill as expensive as the original craft or removed the cost entirely, not played the others so unsure if its the same in them as well). In a similar vain but not to the same extent would be Estus flasks from Dark souls (or BB from Jedi: fallen order), x amount of heals which refill on rest or death and can be upgraded to carry more charges and heal more per charge. Incidentally, one of the few complaints I've seen about Bloodbourne, was the change to blood vials (essentially the Estus flask) being a single use consumable, meaning after X amount of boss attempts your stockpile might've run out and you have to go farm vials/cash to buy more, which can effectively reset any progress you made towards learning how to fight the boss. I think the 1 and done usage of consumables puts off a lot of people from wanting to use them, not just because you might want to save it for a later encounter but also because you are then committing resources to that 1 attempt (e.g Ember in Darksouls 3, single use, heal to full and gives +30% max HP and while you can farm them its not ideal) so if you've used all your Free replenishing Estus flasks you have to decide "Is using an Ember going to allow me to beat this boss this attempt or will I still die and then don't have that Ember for attempt no. 2", same for any of the damage boosting buffs in DS, you have to attempt, fail, but come close to beating the boss fairly consistently to be confident that using said item will help you win and wont just be wasted on another failed attempt. Edit: Regarding the craftable gear not being as good as found gear I do agree that a lot of games put a crafting mechanic in that is clunky and worthless, however there are some occasions where I don't mind this and in fact think it can work, assuming the crafting isn't too complex, the gathering isn't tedious and the game has multiple options for gear (mining ore nodes/chopping trees would be where it becomes tedious). However if you just find random resources as you play the game alongside other loot that you can just treat as junk to sell but have the option to craft with it if you want to, then I see no problem, you don't have to interact with that part of the game if you don't want to, and you don't miss out on anything if that's what you choose to do, but for those that do the option is there. It means for e.g as a 2H warrior you can make a basic 1h sword and shield to try out a build before committing to doing a mega dungeon for an amazing sword/shield or which quest reward/thing to buy from a vendor. If you couldn't craft the basic sword/shield, you may never have tried them out to begin with so aren't encouraged to attempt said dungeon/take reward/buy item as its not useful to you, if the crafted gear was better than looted gear, then all loot becomes worthless as why would you ever want to loot anything when you can just craft the best stuff in the game. Another reason would be maybe you've got unlucky and haven't found a bow yet for e.g and you want to play an archer, you can just craft one because even though it'll be mediocre at best, its still better than nothing and gives you a basic starting point on which to improve
Guys, I recommend the show called "SEE" with Jason mamoa. You might like it if you're interested in future post apocalyptic/tribal and beautiful sceneries, fights etc.
i really dont agree with lewis point about familiarity with a show/setting i rather have 10 seasons of one series, than 10 series with one season. like give me 10 more seasons of stargate! keep building on the same universe
bit late to this one but on the welsh conspiracy, we actually have a saying 'lawr y lon' which means down the lane and its a sad reality of many people through out wales' history has had to move to england in order to make a decent living, so its less a thing of we are trying to take over the yogscast; although this is true, and more the lack of investment in welsh communities
Good thing Pyrion specified that it was a joke, I'm not joking here. I'm on the autism spectrum, it's always been a struggle to identify jokes. I don't correlate exaggerations with jokes. I have hyperempathy and overthinking too, which causes me to take things seriously, I've unfortunately seen actual racist and sexist people who are serious about it, have wondered if it's not a choice for them but that's a topic out of my league. Which is why when I heard Pyrion say it, I was wondering if my theory was correct for a second there.
I'd say it's a choice that's reinforced by their environment (usually twitter now I guess lol). These guys are very sarcastic though so I can see how it'd be hard to parse for you sometimes. D:
Fun fact: the king who unified England, Aethelstan, was of Celtic British (essentially Welsh) origin. Indeed, a significant proportion of English and Scots are of Brythonic origin. There are plenty of places in Great Britain outside Wales yet with Welsh name origins, such as Perth (which is Welsh for bush/thicket), Aberdeen (Aber- means 'river mouth', you can spot it in Welsh places like Aberystwyth) and Eccles (cognate with eglwys and ecclesia, meaning church)
well, as someone who is Welsh, I don't particularly like when someone does a Welsh accent because they always go for the stereotypical Valleys accent, but I have a completely different accent. I also don't like being called a sheep shagger and I don't like being called a Taff. these terms DO have offensive origins
I want to ask Pyrion if he thinks the Jury Duty tv show was completely staged or not? I just watched a few of the episodes and I can't believe that the guy didn't realize everyone was acting. The situations were just too unreal.
we have wild carrots in england, and thats a legit fact....What's also legit, is that they're shit. The top of it looks just like a poisinous plant (hemlocke) so they are kinda difficult to even want to forage for them, and the actual carrot is scraggly and more root than vegetable. Which i think is very english of it. But it is still a wild vegetable growing naturally here. Other than than the national veg could be garden peas. Potatoes are kind of cheating though, basically every western countries fav veg would be a potatoe for crisps and chips and roasties and all the other golden delights from the earth.
Can't wait for the day when Pyrion realizes everything on this planet isn't made for him and game developers and creators don't tailor their games specifically for Pyrion flaxes enjoyment and particular play style.
If you say "ohhhh can't say anything these days" I 100% automatically assume you're a misogynistic racist raised by temporarily inconvenienced millionaires.
damn guys, when you started mentioning the "coach beard episode" i immedietely thought "oh yeah that one was fucking great" and then they just absolutely slaughter it. Yeah, i guess its defintely not made for you guys to be the audience, because that episode was absolutely fucking great. It's fun, and strange, and whacky. It made a great change from it turning into a generic sitcom where characters sit together, say funny line, next person, say funny line, next person, say funny line, next person end of episode. Then again, you guys put sinefield up on a plinth when its total garbage, was at the time and still is. So different strokes, don't start turning old on me guys, if you start saying you wake up at like 8am and watch king and queens or whatever that garbage with that chubbby guy from the adam sandler films is then there's no coming back from it lololol. Anyway, big ups for the succession reccomendation because that shit is great. Created by the same guy that co created peep show, which makes total sense with the constant sliver of comedy running throughout it. I heard he was involved but figured he might be a writer for the comedy parts or maybe directing some of it, but didnt realise he was the full blown show creator. What a glow up, from peep show and other british sitcoms, straight up to full fat, full blown HBO show.
Not sure how I feel about the premise of that "Jury Duty" show Pyrion was discussing, on surface level its seems fairly interesting and whatnot, my issue however comes from the ethics of it, if the Main person really does have no idea that this is all fake, so therefore hasn't signed anything saying they can do this outside of filming him during an apparent court case, haven't they effectively just gaslighted someone into not going into work and living with a bunch of Actors for X amount of time on the premise that they are Legally obligated to do this and if they said no or tried to avoid it they could face prosecution? isn't this effectively impersonating the court into forcing someone to take weeks out of there life? like if this happened to me, as soon as its revealed its all fake, I'm going straight to a lawyer to Sue/press charges against whatever company set it up, aside from the emotional drain and stress of actual Jury duty there's also countless lost opportunities that I could've missed out on, maybe I was going to get a promotion the day after trail started but because I wasn't in the office for weeks they eventually had to give it to someone else, maybe a family member became seriously ill and died and I wasn't able to say goodbye because I believed it would be Illegal for me to have any contact with the outside world,. There's some big ethical issues with any sort of fake reality show in general but one that's faking something that has Legal enforcement, potential long term ramifications both emotionally and in your career/social life feels a little much, like, if you play by those rules what's stopping a company from making a show where they get a fake doctor to tell someone they are terminally ill, then that person then goes around settling all there affairs, sells their house, starts writing up a will, possibly falling out with people over said will, only to then be told, "nah it was just a prank bro" feel like there will be some friends and family will just assume they made it up to begin so never talk to them again, and even if everyone did believe them because they then saw the show, they still sold their house.
I really felt Pyrions frustration in trying to explain things to the other two
GET PUMPED YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Lewis might be unwell, but hearing him say in his ill voice "I'm a special boy" has given me more life
My favorite way of countering consumable hoarding is greatly limiting how much of each can be held. You don't feel like holding off on using a potion when you can only hold five at a time. It can no longer be a waste to use it when you wouldn't have been able to pick up the next one otherwise.
Thinking about it, it's kinda similar to the souls-like estus system.
Starting this episode off strong with a discussion of the “Welsh Question” I see
Pyrion describes the Witcher 3 system as the ideal potion system then turns around and complains about the game
Haha i came here just to comment that
exactly, he wants to get everything without collecting anything, as he hates games apparently ( it does show in his poor taste in games )
32:50 - They found out people would sub for one month to their service, watch what they wanted, then unsub until a new season dropped, so they're dripfeeding it like cable again to keep people subscribed to their services.
Can lewlew survive even one day in the wild? Let alone a whole week.
Just woke up for a night shift. I was in a random bad mood. I then find myself laughing at a leek vs onions. I’m so old. This is so funny!
Oh it made me so happy when Lewis mentioned Porco Rosso! I LOVE that film so much!
Being Welsh, I've never been offended by a put on Welsh accent or being referred to something like "Sheep Shagger".. I'm just happy hearing Wales be acknowledged
that is such a welsh thing to say😂😂😂
Bro, I am North African. I grew up in Gateshead. I used to get called a camel fucker by my class pupils. Honestly, as I grew up, I literally never bothered me. Because I believe they were only reflecting what their parents and family were implementing onto them. It's all good with me. I still respect England for providing me with opportunity and I still love my country with all my heart. I respect your comment. Its mature. Also, as a personal point of view, I've always loved the Welsh-English accent. It's very unique and smooth on the ears.
See I grew up in Bristol and I want everyone to be nicer about the Welsh just so I don't have to hear these stupid fucking sheep jokes for the thousandth time.
Admittedly the only person I see making these jokes now is Breeh...
My mates i met through steam always make fun of me for being Welsh and i make fun of them too, the insults get quite brutal sometimes, but I wouldn't have it any other way, it's hilarious and I've never once been offended by it 😂
"Alberta is the Texas of Canada" is the most relatable thing I've ever heard as a Canadian
the stadium in hobart lewis talks about is actualy a subtetrainian art gallery. it was funded from poker winnings by a man named david walsh who is banned from many casinos around the world
... what
I was wondering if maybe he heard about the stadium they're planning to build in Hobart near the cenotaph, which I have never met anyone in favour of.
I think that's where he got the idea that Tasmania was trying to be a sport capital but failed, when in reality were trying to get the AFL to actually treat us like every other state.
MONA is the name of the art museum and it's actually a really successful tourist draw for the state and the regular music and art festivals funded by the same guy are also very popular.
If you want to see Australia, definitely put some time aside for tassie, we have some of the best walks in the country, fantastic natural sights, half the retired art and music population of the country, one of the most unique art experiences, the best orchestra in the country, the nicest inner city atmosphere I have ever experienced, and the worst university in the world. And the best part is you can travel across the entire state in half a days drive, so everything is concentrated in quite a small area.
Also, from what I've heard the yogscast are cider enjoyers, so it'd be worth your while to go down towards the Huon Valley and visit all the breweries.
Grave of Fireflys was directed by Isao Takahata... Rest in Piece a great animator
funyn sips mentions mechanics where eyes adjust to the dark
games made in the source engine actually have this exact mechanic
When I binge a series I definitely don't take it all in properly.
23:45
Tbh I feel like an even simpler thing is to just have potions be auto used when needed like some RPGs often have a setting for anyway, or rather than being individual items just be part of some like health pool that you can dip into when you need some healing or both. Or the other side of auto using them make it more like fps games where when you walk over the health drop on the floor it heals you and you can leave it for later if you really want but once you leave the area it's gone.
Drip feeding a series out isn't about making it better for the viewer, its about keeping the user subscribed for longer. Because if they could binge it in one sitting they don't need to maintain the subscription
Everyone understands this. But it's a better viewing experience anyway, it's a win-win for everyone except binge watchers who are now becoming a niche portion of viewers.
that coach episode was ordered after the series was done i believe? so they had to put an extra ep in and that was the only one they could fit in without disrupting the rest
Porco Rosso is my favorite Ghibli movie, and 9 of my favorite movies are Ghibli films.
Hey guys, just wanted to chime in on the consumables in games chat, for me the Witcher 3 did this best, where in you find a recipe to make craft a potion which has X amount of charges to allow multi uses during a fight/dungeon, to craft it originally you need specific ingredients (spider eye, trolls toe etc.) but will refill to full when you rest using generic alcohol (at least that's how I remembered it working, I think there were different difficulties for that mechanic which made the refill as expensive as the original craft or removed the cost entirely, not played the others so unsure if its the same in them as well).
In a similar vain but not to the same extent would be Estus flasks from Dark souls (or BB from Jedi: fallen order), x amount of heals which refill on rest or death and can be upgraded to carry more charges and heal more per charge. Incidentally, one of the few complaints I've seen about Bloodbourne, was the change to blood vials (essentially the Estus flask) being a single use consumable, meaning after X amount of boss attempts your stockpile might've run out and you have to go farm vials/cash to buy more, which can effectively reset any progress you made towards learning how to fight the boss.
I think the 1 and done usage of consumables puts off a lot of people from wanting to use them, not just because you might want to save it for a later encounter but also because you are then committing resources to that 1 attempt (e.g Ember in Darksouls 3, single use, heal to full and gives +30% max HP and while you can farm them its not ideal) so if you've used all your Free replenishing Estus flasks you have to decide "Is using an Ember going to allow me to beat this boss this attempt or will I still die and then don't have that Ember for attempt no. 2", same for any of the damage boosting buffs in DS, you have to attempt, fail, but come close to beating the boss fairly consistently to be confident that using said item will help you win and wont just be wasted on another failed attempt.
Edit:
Regarding the craftable gear not being as good as found gear I do agree that a lot of games put a crafting mechanic in that is clunky and worthless, however there are some occasions where I don't mind this and in fact think it can work, assuming the crafting isn't too complex, the gathering isn't tedious and the game has multiple options for gear (mining ore nodes/chopping trees would be where it becomes tedious). However if you just find random resources as you play the game alongside other loot that you can just treat as junk to sell but have the option to craft with it if you want to, then I see no problem, you don't have to interact with that part of the game if you don't want to, and you don't miss out on anything if that's what you choose to do, but for those that do the option is there.
It means for e.g as a 2H warrior you can make a basic 1h sword and shield to try out a build before committing to doing a mega dungeon for an amazing sword/shield or which quest reward/thing to buy from a vendor. If you couldn't craft the basic sword/shield, you may never have tried them out to begin with so aren't encouraged to attempt said dungeon/take reward/buy item as its not useful to you, if the crafted gear was better than looted gear, then all loot becomes worthless as why would you ever want to loot anything when you can just craft the best stuff in the game. Another reason would be maybe you've got unlucky and haven't found a bow yet for e.g and you want to play an archer, you can just craft one because even though it'll be mediocre at best, its still better than nothing and gives you a basic starting point on which to improve
Guys, I recommend the show called "SEE" with Jason mamoa. You might like it if you're interested in future post apocalyptic/tribal and beautiful sceneries, fights etc.
Happy Thursday Everyone
*Rise And Grind*
i really dont agree with lewis point about familiarity with a show/setting
i rather have 10 seasons of one series, than 10 series with one season. like give me 10 more seasons of stargate! keep building on the same universe
Another great episode fellas :)
Jury Duty sounds like a new version of The Joe Schmoe Show from SpikeTV back in the day
bit late to this one but on the welsh conspiracy, we actually have a saying 'lawr y lon' which means down the lane and its a sad reality of many people through out wales' history has had to move to england in order to make a decent living, so its less a thing of we are trying to take over the yogscast; although this is true, and more the lack of investment in welsh communities
Ironic that Tomatoes and Potatoes are being claimed as European national vegetables, when they originate in central and south America
Omg, I love Lewis, but I wish he hadn’t interrupted Sips and PFlax talking about Severance with that generic rant about box sets
what do we have to do to get the triforce boys to really go portage. Portage is one of my favorite triforce subjects, bring it home boys!!
Good thing Pyrion specified that it was a joke, I'm not joking here. I'm on the autism spectrum, it's always been a struggle to identify jokes. I don't correlate exaggerations with jokes. I have hyperempathy and overthinking too, which causes me to take things seriously, I've unfortunately seen actual racist and sexist people who are serious about it, have wondered if it's not a choice for them but that's a topic out of my league. Which is why when I heard Pyrion say it, I was wondering if my theory was correct for a second there.
I'd say it's a choice that's reinforced by their environment (usually twitter now I guess lol).
These guys are very sarcastic though so I can see how it'd be hard to parse for you sometimes. D:
Pyrion, I am a huge cry baby too. I think it started for me when I had kids. It made me lot more sentimental and sympathetic
I hope lewis is okay, I know folks who get sick constantly can usually have a variety of awful stuff.
Have they discussed the TV show The Bear?
Wtf Pyrion uses just the root of leeks? That's backwards.
Fun fact: the king who unified England, Aethelstan, was of Celtic British (essentially Welsh) origin.
Indeed, a significant proportion of English and Scots are of Brythonic origin.
There are plenty of places in Great Britain outside Wales yet with Welsh name origins, such as Perth (which is Welsh for bush/thicket), Aberdeen (Aber- means 'river mouth', you can spot it in Welsh places like Aberystwyth) and Eccles (cognate with eglwys and ecclesia, meaning church)
well, as someone who is Welsh, I don't particularly like when someone does a Welsh accent because they always go for the stereotypical Valleys accent, but I have a completely different accent. I also don't like being called a sheep shagger and I don't like being called a Taff. these terms DO have offensive origins
HELL YES, TRIFORCE
Fuck yeah
I want to ask Pyrion if he thinks the Jury Duty tv show was completely staged or not? I just watched a few of the episodes and I can't believe that the guy didn't realize everyone was acting. The situations were just too unreal.
we have wild carrots in england, and thats a legit fact....What's also legit, is that they're shit. The top of it looks just like a poisinous plant (hemlocke) so they are kinda difficult to even want to forage for them, and the actual carrot is scraggly and more root than vegetable. Which i think is very english of it. But it is still a wild vegetable growing naturally here. Other than than the national veg could be garden peas. Potatoes are kind of cheating though, basically every western countries fav veg would be a potatoe for crisps and chips and roasties and all the other golden delights from the earth.
These leek haters are out of their minds. Leek is top and they've never had good food before I swear.
Really agree with Sips on leeks they suck
Silo is great
❤
Nah man don’t say bitch but great vid
Can't wait for the day when Pyrion realizes everything on this planet isn't made for him and game developers and creators don't tailor their games specifically for Pyrion flaxes enjoyment and particular play style.
pyrion showing his poor taste in games again!
Had to skip a few minutes because Pyrion started asking for specific spoilers for Severance which I’m yet to watch
As someone who does not watch T.V.
THEY TALK ABOUT T.V. so much AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Guys new five nights at Freddy's trailer dropped
If you say "ohhhh can't say anything these days" I 100% automatically assume you're a misogynistic racist raised by temporarily inconvenienced millionaires.
damn guys, when you started mentioning the "coach beard episode" i immedietely thought "oh yeah that one was fucking great" and then they just absolutely slaughter it. Yeah, i guess its defintely not made for you guys to be the audience, because that episode was absolutely fucking great. It's fun, and strange, and whacky. It made a great change from it turning into a generic sitcom where characters sit together, say funny line, next person, say funny line, next person, say funny line, next person end of episode. Then again, you guys put sinefield up on a plinth when its total garbage, was at the time and still is. So different strokes, don't start turning old on me guys, if you start saying you wake up at like 8am and watch king and queens or whatever that garbage with that chubbby guy from the adam sandler films is then there's no coming back from it lololol. Anyway, big ups for the succession reccomendation because that shit is great. Created by the same guy that co created peep show, which makes total sense with the constant sliver of comedy running throughout it. I heard he was involved but figured he might be a writer for the comedy parts or maybe directing some of it, but didnt realise he was the full blown show creator. What a glow up, from peep show and other british sitcoms, straight up to full fat, full blown HBO show.
Not sure how I feel about the premise of that "Jury Duty" show Pyrion was discussing, on surface level its seems fairly interesting and whatnot, my issue however comes from the ethics of it, if the Main person really does have no idea that this is all fake, so therefore hasn't signed anything saying they can do this outside of filming him during an apparent court case, haven't they effectively just gaslighted someone into not going into work and living with a bunch of Actors for X amount of time on the premise that they are Legally obligated to do this and if they said no or tried to avoid it they could face prosecution? isn't this effectively impersonating the court into forcing someone to take weeks out of there life? like if this happened to me, as soon as its revealed its all fake, I'm going straight to a lawyer to Sue/press charges against whatever company set it up, aside from the emotional drain and stress of actual Jury duty there's also countless lost opportunities that I could've missed out on, maybe I was going to get a promotion the day after trail started but because I wasn't in the office for weeks they eventually had to give it to someone else, maybe a family member became seriously ill and died and I wasn't able to say goodbye because I believed it would be Illegal for me to have any contact with the outside world,. There's some big ethical issues with any sort of fake reality show in general but one that's faking something that has Legal enforcement, potential long term ramifications both emotionally and in your career/social life feels a little much, like, if you play by those rules what's stopping a company from making a show where they get a fake doctor to tell someone they are terminally ill, then that person then goes around settling all there affairs, sells their house, starts writing up a will, possibly falling out with people over said will, only to then be told, "nah it was just a prank bro" feel like there will be some friends and family will just assume they made it up to begin so never talk to them again, and even if everyone did believe them because they then saw the show, they still sold their house.
L takes all around on survival games u guys got no idea what youre talking about
Season 3 of Westworld was not good, it was complete dogshit.
Hope you lads are doing good! Thanks for another podcast