Current/Last Thing You Watched?

[ShiraNoMai]

Watching someone attempt a pacifist/no kill run for the original MGS3 before the launch of Delta. They've failed 48 times so far, and are currently approaching end game territory. I played the game myself in tranq/pacify-only, mostly because my friend suggested I did, though I think I had a few kills when trying to subdue sometimes, so it wasn't a true pacificist run.

Good run so far though, seems likely he'll finish tonight provided the combat leading up to The Boss isn't marred with potential deaths lol

[Moonface]

@ShiraNoMai: I remember when I was playing through MGS3 that I was going for a pacifist run because there was a trophy attached to doing so. Assuming nobody had died without my knowledge I got to just beyond the fight with The Pain before I ended up just dropping the game because of how time consuming it was. x.x

Personally I find it most entertaining when people try to do a pacifist run in games not remotely designed for it, such as this one attempting it in Yoshi's Island.

[Mr EliteL]

Jurassic World: Rebirth

Originally didn't intend to watch this, but my sister suggested it to go with my Dad too so I did. Was OK I guess, preferred Thunderbolts to this really. Some parts of it were just ugh, especially towards the end.

Also notably, Hungrybox's video of him watching RapMonster, a Melee Luigi player doing well in a recent tournament. I did notice this player a while back from another video, and was wondering if he'd make another good showing and he has, hopefully seeing another resurgence for a character in Melee again. I know DK has had some good traction too, though I haven't been strictly following Melee tournaments either.

Again, been watching a YouTube called NGPlus try and solo 100% Crash Bash's Co-Op Mode (2nd player does nothing), good way to relive that game. Don't think I realised in Dot Dash the AI could start a race with a lap less once passing the finish line to start. Also I don't remember the minigame with hammering mushrooms. I don't think I did 100% the game, don't have my PS1 memory card (lost it) to make sure.

[Kyng]

Beat the Chasers.

Was quite a successful episode... there was an older woman who won £30,000 on it! Nobody won the absolute top prize (which is usually in the £50,000-£100,000 range, depending on how many questions the contestant got right in the first round) - but, they usually save those episodes for last in the series .

[Mr EliteL]

A number of things, Insym and ManlyBadassHero (separately) playing No I'm Not a Human, Insym playing Waterpark Simulator.

Then many videos from Let's Game It Out, where the owner of the channel tends to play simulator games who makes the worst experience possible for the game's citizens that game can offer.

[Dragon Lord]

Been watching a lot of Fat Electrician's videos (both on his main channel and his "Fat Files" channel). Dude does a ton of videos on War Heroes (mostly World War I - Vietnam wars, but also has done a few videos going as far back as the Revolutionary War) and it's awesome learning more about these badasses you never got to learn about in school. After watching these videos, I can safely say that I am absolutely nothing compared to these guys. Like there was one guy who literally had his right hand tore off while attempting to blow up three German machine gun nests in World War 2, and all he did was casually take the grenade out of his disconnected right hand, threw it in the last nest with his left hand, and then crawled back to where the rest of the US troops were at (all while having been shot in the stomach during this as well).

Like I cannot imagine having my right hand tore off and not sitting there absolutely in complete shock and panic. But this guy was just like, "...Well shit, that happened. Oh well, I still have another hand I can use."

[Kyng]

Currently watching the final of the British Open (snooker), between Shaun Murphy and Anthony McGill.

There's quite a contrast between them: Murphy is one of the game's veterans, who won the World Championship in 2005, and has been a mainstay of the top 16 since then - whereas McGill is a younger player, who's suffered a couple of poor seasons but is now undergoing something of a resurgence in form.

As of right now, Murphy leads 8-7 (first to 10 wins), so they're both still very much in it!

[Moonface]

Been watching a lot of Fat Electrician's videos (both on his main channel and his "Fat Files" channel). Dude does a ton of videos on War Heroes (mostly World War I - Vietnam wars, but also has done a few videos going as far back as the Revolutionary War) and it's awesome learning more about these badasses you never got to learn about in school. After watching these videos, I can safely say that I am absolutely nothing compared to these guys. Like there was one guy who literally had his right hand tore off while attempting to blow up three German machine gun nests in World War 2, and all he did was casually take the grenade out of his disconnected right hand, threw it in the last nest with his left hand, and then crawled back to where the rest of the US troops were at (all while having been shot in the stomach during this as well).

Like I cannot imagine having my right hand tore off and not sitting there absolutely in complete shock and panic. But this guy was just like, "...Well shit, that happened. Oh well, I still have another hand I can use."

I was really hoping that he actually just threw his severed hand with the grenade in it just to imagine the confusion the enemy would have if they saw the hand land into the nest but didn't realize it has a grenade in it because of thinking it was just a severed hand that landed in their nest from a blast or something. Plus the guy could add to his chad status by telling his comrades he decided to give the enemy a hand.


Ignoring any Twitch streams I've had on the past couple of days, the last thing I watched that I really wanted to share was a performance at Halloween Horror Nights called Nightmare Fuel: Circus of Decay. I don't know if there's going to be any footage put up online of it because video capture is strictly forbidden, but I hope it does get put online by Universal officially because I think the performance deserves to be recorded so people who didn't or could never attend can appreciate the talent that was on display. The best part for me was probably this one guy who came out solo and did a routine that was set around body torture by contorting their body and limbs in ways that looked incredibly messed up, but for them it was so natural you'd think they view everyone else as weird for not being able to do it.