Honestly I would say that this is probably THE best mod so far, in my opinion. Like the only mods that could come the closest in terms of quality, is probably Indie cross, Hotline 024, Hypno's Lullaby, Trollge files and D-sides. Great video btw!
I agree. I personally thought that Indie Cross was the best mod out there, just because of how accurate it is to the source materials it's referencing, plus the extremely-well done cutscenes and all the creative mechanics... and once it eventually updates to include more stuff, it might end up taking that crown back. But, as it stands now, this mod feels a whole lot more like a *journey* that culminates with that "All-Stars" song, which is less of a song and more of a cinematic EXPERIENCE. Just amazing. And thank you!
Fun fact about the end song. The more you face. The name of that Mario is called costume Mario. Basically, it's William Afton, but marinstead of you know, go on rabbit.
That makes more sense. I could tell that it was including other elements of Mario power-ups in its appearance (I recognized the cap with eyes from Odyssey), but I didn't know whether it was Super Horror Mario or something else. Thanks for the clarification. ^^;
@@Terrifyger here's another fun fact: While it seems like MX, DJ Hallyboo and the other characters seem like they're friends to Horror Mario. He considers them and i qoute "slaves to his game".
I had seen it a long, long time ago, and the aesthetic of the environment plus the "you cannot beat us" voice jogged my memory. It was such an awesome addition to the mod. X3
That's totally fine if you enjoyed it. I can appreciate the creativity of the game mechanic associated with it, but the way the song itself sounded just wasn't my kind of vibe.
The "/j" at the end makes me assume that you're joking when you say that ("j" for "joke"), so I won't take any offense to what you said. Simply put, "No Party" doesn't have an enjoyable rhythm to me, and parts of it are too hapyy-sounding, which doesn't really fit the theme it's trying to convey (which is a creepy theme). I don't know if it's my least favorite song of the mod or not, but it's definitely close to it.
@@ShadowZoroark Don't get me wrong, it's certainly got the most creative mechanic to it, and despite how annoying the window changing size is, it was clever to do it there. But judging it in terms of the way the music itself sounds... no. If you listen to how the first song, "It's-A-Me", sounds like, that'll give you a better idea of the kind of FNF music that I'm into. And "No Party" doesn't have those vibes. Granted, I don't think it was supposed to, but that doesn't change the fact that I'm not all that crazy about it. "All-Stars" definitely is a cool song, but that's more because of the emotional tones and the perspective changes that it constantly utilizes, and less because of the way the son'gs melody itself sounds. But I can agree that "Unbeatable" is definitely one of the best songs in the mod, if not the best.
So the song in Bad day. You're right that the mushrooms blurr and distort the screen but makes you more vulnerable to Mario's green shells depleting huge chunks of your health the more distorted you are. So at some point he can shot 2 shells and deal 50% damage if you picked tons pf mushrooms and kill you automatically.
Most of people including me, we all thought there is a happy ending since a lot of people played this mod and play the overworld and play this whole song, most of us just think that we have to start all over again meaning that the creator didnt have the time to add another ending due to the amount of waiting caused in it, my very first time playing all stars, my misses were worse than yours because i had 350 misses which the math would mean that BF actually die, i tried for like 10 times beating this song but it still BF died, in my theory; after i got 117 - 152 attempts, no matter how many misses you get, BF dies no matter what. This can be explained that the creator made BF beatable to the actual mod of Mario Madness V2, meaning the song called "Unbeatable" You can't even beat the character. This can explain that Ultra M and even all those characters out there cant be beatable because they have a lot of things in their mod and cheats. This can be another reason why GF died too by Ultra M on the act 1st to get revenge on BF from the act 3.
Yes Girlfriend's God My guess for why she survived at max is because she had an extra life. Remember they're kind of in a Mario game so extra lives. Are I think? But she ran out. So she actually died.
Btw there is a mod coming out this month and its 96% completed called vs fnaf 3 coming out on gamejolt and gamebanana It was going to come out last year but it got d.m cause it was not finished. are u going to play it when it comes out.
1:51:43 Well, I understand how you feel but people like a challenge in their songs (at least most experienced players) the perfect example for this is when the mod Blueballs incident came out in version 1 it was a really chill and gloomy mod and the pick up came up it was dissapointing for players how it was very intense but easy to beat because most of the arrows were hold or too little on the 3rd song. Then Malicious bunny saw the mockery on his mod that it was too easy and when he released the full mod "The trollge files" V2 the battle with smiler got harder... more arrows came up and there was an extra battle with the same smiler inside boyfriend called technophobia that cranks it to 11 with oil notes that removes around 40% health if touched... heavy drain health when oil notes appeared on opponent's screen, in a section of the song... smiler goes extremely hard removing 75% of your health while going solo and it kills. So yeah some people enjoy challenge and that's why they have bots for youtubers that can't handle the stress.
Well, in my opinion, the focus on making a _Friday Night Funkin'_ song enjoyable is not to make it challenging to play, but rather to make it _sound_ like a good song, and 9 times out of 10, big spams of notes don't accomplish that "enjoyable" effect. But with the abundance of songs out there that contain big spams of notes, it's sad to say that most people think that "difficult = better", when most of the time, that's not always the case. I think if the source material itself (the thing that a mod would be based on) is difficult, like a difficult game, then making the song hard to get through as well would be more fitting, especially if there's some extra mechanic that's based off of a mechanic in said game. The _Cuphead_ songs in the "Indie Cross" mod are a perfect example of this. And having the tone of the song match its source material is essential as well. Like, with songs that're based off of analog horror stuff, from what I've seen, people like to make those songs go _super_ hard, with huge and intense vibes, and I really don't know why. Are those the kinds of vibes they get from watching analog horror? Because I sure don't. I've always found the horror in analog horror to be more quiet and ominous, giving you a chilling creep up your spine, so FNF songs that're about analog horror content should reflect those vibes, not just have it go super hard just because it can. And the environment that the song is being sung in matters as well. Making everything (including the notes) monochrome, centering the note scroll to the middle of the screen, throwing in a VHS filter, and putting in a lot of note spams... that makes it hard for the arrows to visually be seen, and therefore hard to hit them accurately. And I'm sorry, but that's just not fun to play through. If a song sounds good, but is hard to play through, then that takes away some of its "goodness" factor. I didn't expect to type a whole paragraph like this, but it's a habit of mine, so oh well. Hopefully you have an even better understanding of my point of view on this, rather than only believing that I think "oh no, lots of notes are hard to play". It goes much deeper than that for me.
@@Terrifyger I think the whole idea of most .exe creepy pasta in games is that it can be soothing and relaxing at first but it can also lead to death really quickly. The imitation of staying on your toes on the unexpected by trying to put them in their shoes is what they want you to experience. All if not most creepy pasta characters die instantly if you let them or get too careless. It's even expressed on the gameplay by putting a lot of arrows as well but at least I feel like the charts are fair to an extent. They can be hard to read at times but as long as their beatable and not impossible to the point of being stuck in a song for hours it's a win for most people.
Creepypasta games, sure. Granted, not every single one of them follow that formula, but most do. Although, every time a FNF song has huge note spams, it always just reads to me that they're trying to make it a song that's hard to play, and that's all. Not hard to beat, but hard to play. If they want to put in that feeling that you gotta stay on your toes in order to avoid death, then spams of notes aren't the way to go, and they should instead put in additional mechanics that you gotta stay on top on in order to make it through the song. And there are plenty of songs in this mod that do that, mainly the ones with Dodging mechanics, and that's good! However, with my criticisms on tone, I was more talking about analog horror, since the point in the video that you linked was while I was in Classified Castle. Analog horror is something you just sit and watch, rather than participate in like a game, and consequentially, that "constant fear of death" isn't ever a thing; the most you'd ever be in fearful anticipation of with analog horror is a jumpscare. And those can and do happen, don't get me wrong. But they tried to go for the same "life-threatening situation" vibes with the songs in Classified Castle, and I don't think that was the right thing to do. The songs in there are based off of an analog horror, and analog horror carries more of an ominous tone that creeps up on you, not just throwing itself in your face. Unless, like I said, there's a jumpscare, but none of the songs in Classified Castle had any jumpscares. Their GAME OVER screens did make me anticipate a jumpscare, but that's about as close as they ever got. The songs themselves never contained any, and the music for the songs didn't match the tone of the source material. They just made them go super hard just because they could.
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0:00:53 thank you, I'm subscribing only because you said that.
God bless you. Seriously. 🧡
@@Terrifyger ur sus for saying that bro I might have to let the other crewmates know 🤨
@@AscendedEmperor Is this supposed to make me feel intimidated or something? Because it isn't.
@@Terrifyger yup ur definitely an impostor
@@AscendedEmperor The only "imposter" of me is Scerifyger, and he's not controlling this _UA-cam_ channel. At least... not anymore.
Honestly I would say that this is probably THE best mod so far, in my opinion. Like the only mods that could come the closest in terms of quality, is probably Indie cross, Hotline 024, Hypno's Lullaby, Trollge files and D-sides.
Great video btw!
I agree. I personally thought that Indie Cross was the best mod out there, just because of how accurate it is to the source materials it's referencing, plus the extremely-well done cutscenes and all the creative mechanics... and once it eventually updates to include more stuff, it might end up taking that crown back. But, as it stands now, this mod feels a whole lot more like a *journey* that culminates with that "All-Stars" song, which is less of a song and more of a cinematic EXPERIENCE. Just amazing.
And thank you!
Fun fact about the end song. The more you face. The name of that Mario is called costume Mario. Basically, it's William Afton, but marinstead of you know, go on rabbit.
i know you may not have heard it but mario has lyrics in alone
I've learned of those by now, and the lyrics are very, very fitting.
Hi, I just found your channel. I can already tell by your personality that you're really good at this. I hope you get more subscribers.
Thank you so much! Always a pleasure to receive comments like these. UwU
If you're confused the four armed Mario in All Stars IS Super Horror Mario. He just fused with the other characters souls to become Ultra M.
That makes more sense. I could tell that it was including other elements of Mario power-ups in its appearance (I recognized the cap with eyes from Odyssey), but I didn't know whether it was Super Horror Mario or something else. Thanks for the clarification. ^^;
@@Terrifyger here's another fun fact: While it seems like MX, DJ Hallyboo and the other characters seem like they're friends to Horror Mario. He considers them and i qoute "slaves to his game".
@@SB-vh2no I thought he considers ALL of the other characters as "slaves to his game", honestly. So no real surprise there. XD
Finally someone that knows the Creepy commercial
I had seen it a long, long time ago, and the aesthetic of the environment plus the "you cannot beat us" voice jogged my memory. It was such an awesome addition to the mod. X3
@@Terrifygeryeah, plus it was always in those old top 10s/20s of creepy commercials or Nintendo related videos back in the day
But pico still Alive that mean will be next update version of mod where pico safe the day
Hopefully so!
1:18:41 Yo soy Luigi
This guy noticed many references i didn even notice at first, such a god
Blame my visual-spacial brain for noticing stuff that others might not get right away. ^^; But thank you!
1:14:12 That's Mr. Virtual. He's from an analog horror series called The Virtual Files.
I'd already learned that by now, but thank you.
Ngl one of my favorites has to be No Party, I really enjoy listening to it and love the content of the song.
That's totally fine if you enjoyed it. I can appreciate the creativity of the game mechanic associated with it, but the way the song itself sounded just wasn't my kind of vibe.
How dare you say no party is bad/j
The "/j" at the end makes me assume that you're joking when you say that ("j" for "joke"), so I won't take any offense to what you said. Simply put, "No Party" doesn't have an enjoyable rhythm to me, and parts of it are too hapyy-sounding, which doesn't really fit the theme it's trying to convey (which is a creepy theme). I don't know if it's my least favorite song of the mod or not, but it's definitely close to it.
@@Terrifyger Interesting, because everyone loves No Party, it is considered one of the best songs of the mod with All-Stars and Unbeatable
@@ShadowZoroark Don't get me wrong, it's certainly got the most creative mechanic to it, and despite how annoying the window changing size is, it was clever to do it there. But judging it in terms of the way the music itself sounds... no. If you listen to how the first song, "It's-A-Me", sounds like, that'll give you a better idea of the kind of FNF music that I'm into. And "No Party" doesn't have those vibes. Granted, I don't think it was supposed to, but that doesn't change the fact that I'm not all that crazy about it.
"All-Stars" definitely is a cool song, but that's more because of the emotional tones and the perspective changes that it constantly utilizes, and less because of the way the son'gs melody itself sounds. But I can agree that "Unbeatable" is definitely one of the best songs in the mod, if not the best.
So the song in Bad day. You're right that the mushrooms blurr and distort the screen but makes you more vulnerable to Mario's green shells depleting huge chunks of your health the more distorted you are. So at some point he can shot 2 shells and deal 50% damage if you picked tons pf mushrooms and kill you automatically.
Oh dear... so it was right for me to avoid them after all. I just thought that it made it harder to see the notes and nothing more. ^^;
Most of people including me, we all thought there is a happy ending since a lot of people played this mod and play the overworld and play this whole song, most of us just think that we have to start all over again meaning that the creator didnt have the time to add another ending due to the amount of waiting caused in it, my very first time playing all stars, my misses were worse than yours because i had 350 misses which the math would mean that BF actually die, i tried for like 10 times beating this song but it still BF died, in my theory; after i got 117 - 152 attempts, no matter how many misses you get, BF dies no matter what. This can be explained that the creator made BF beatable to the actual mod of Mario Madness V2, meaning the song called "Unbeatable" You can't even beat the character. This can explain that Ultra M and even all those characters out there cant be beatable because they have a lot of things in their mod and cheats. This can be another reason why GF died too by Ultra M on the act 1st to get revenge on BF from the act 3.
Yes Girlfriend's God My guess for why she survived at max is because she had an extra life. Remember they're kind of in a Mario game so extra lives. Are I think? But she ran out. So she actually died.
Btw there is a mod coming out this month and its 96% completed called vs fnaf 3 coming out on gamejolt and gamebanana It was going to come out last year but it got d.m cause it was not finished. are u going to play it when it comes out.
Even tho almost every song is ez idk why I cant read the charts on its-a-me at all
1:51:43 Well, I understand how you feel but people like a challenge in their songs (at least most experienced players) the perfect example for this is when the mod Blueballs incident came out in version 1 it was a really chill and gloomy mod and the pick up came up it was dissapointing for players how it was very intense but easy to beat because most of the arrows were hold or too little on the 3rd song. Then Malicious bunny saw the mockery on his mod that it was too easy and when he released the full mod "The trollge files" V2 the battle with smiler got harder... more arrows came up and there was an extra battle with the same smiler inside boyfriend called technophobia that cranks it to 11 with oil notes that removes around 40% health if touched... heavy drain health when oil notes appeared on opponent's screen, in a section of the song... smiler goes extremely hard removing 75% of your health while going solo and it kills. So yeah some people enjoy challenge and that's why they have bots for youtubers that can't handle the stress.
Well, in my opinion, the focus on making a _Friday Night Funkin'_ song enjoyable is not to make it challenging to play, but rather to make it _sound_ like a good song, and 9 times out of 10, big spams of notes don't accomplish that "enjoyable" effect. But with the abundance of songs out there that contain big spams of notes, it's sad to say that most people think that "difficult = better", when most of the time, that's not always the case. I think if the source material itself (the thing that a mod would be based on) is difficult, like a difficult game, then making the song hard to get through as well would be more fitting, especially if there's some extra mechanic that's based off of a mechanic in said game. The _Cuphead_ songs in the "Indie Cross" mod are a perfect example of this. And having the tone of the song match its source material is essential as well. Like, with songs that're based off of analog horror stuff, from what I've seen, people like to make those songs go _super_ hard, with huge and intense vibes, and I really don't know why. Are those the kinds of vibes they get from watching analog horror? Because I sure don't. I've always found the horror in analog horror to be more quiet and ominous, giving you a chilling creep up your spine, so FNF songs that're about analog horror content should reflect those vibes, not just have it go super hard just because it can. And the environment that the song is being sung in matters as well. Making everything (including the notes) monochrome, centering the note scroll to the middle of the screen, throwing in a VHS filter, and putting in a lot of note spams... that makes it hard for the arrows to visually be seen, and therefore hard to hit them accurately. And I'm sorry, but that's just not fun to play through. If a song sounds good, but is hard to play through, then that takes away some of its "goodness" factor.
I didn't expect to type a whole paragraph like this, but it's a habit of mine, so oh well. Hopefully you have an even better understanding of my point of view on this, rather than only believing that I think "oh no, lots of notes are hard to play". It goes much deeper than that for me.
@@Terrifyger I think the whole idea of most .exe creepy pasta in games is that it can be soothing and relaxing at first but it can also lead to death really quickly. The imitation of staying on your toes on the unexpected by trying to put them in their shoes is what they want you to experience. All if not most creepy pasta characters die instantly if you let them or get too careless. It's even expressed on the gameplay by putting a lot of arrows as well but at least I feel like the charts are fair to an extent. They can be hard to read at times but as long as their beatable and not impossible to the point of being stuck in a song for hours it's a win for most people.
Creepypasta games, sure. Granted, not every single one of them follow that formula, but most do. Although, every time a FNF song has huge note spams, it always just reads to me that they're trying to make it a song that's hard to play, and that's all. Not hard to beat, but hard to play. If they want to put in that feeling that you gotta stay on your toes in order to avoid death, then spams of notes aren't the way to go, and they should instead put in additional mechanics that you gotta stay on top on in order to make it through the song. And there are plenty of songs in this mod that do that, mainly the ones with Dodging mechanics, and that's good!
However, with my criticisms on tone, I was more talking about analog horror, since the point in the video that you linked was while I was in Classified Castle. Analog horror is something you just sit and watch, rather than participate in like a game, and consequentially, that "constant fear of death" isn't ever a thing; the most you'd ever be in fearful anticipation of with analog horror is a jumpscare. And those can and do happen, don't get me wrong. But they tried to go for the same "life-threatening situation" vibes with the songs in Classified Castle, and I don't think that was the right thing to do. The songs in there are based off of an analog horror, and analog horror carries more of an ominous tone that creeps up on you, not just throwing itself in your face. Unless, like I said, there's a jumpscare, but none of the songs in Classified Castle had any jumpscares. Their GAME OVER screens did make me anticipate a jumpscare, but that's about as close as they ever got. The songs themselves never contained any, and the music for the songs didn't match the tone of the source material. They just made them go super hard just because they could.
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