Oh shit I forged it wrong!!! *accidentally makes the Sandman*

The exact same thing just happened to me and then I checked the comments

Dead ass was drifting to the video, and as he mentioned it, it felt like dreamception because I was falling asleep at that point in time oddly enough. I smiled, laughed to myself and fell asleep

So if you fall asleep in your dream.... do we enter a deeper level in the sleep world or are we awake? and just think we're sleeping? or do we sleep all the time and the dreams are actually the reality? and what if we dream of a coma or some sort of thing? Just wanted to leave an mind fuagg here 🤯😂

@@beforelifewaschaos I mean i woke up from a dream into another then relieased oh im dreaming then woke up into another so maybe its like that you just get deeper

Facts

You've done it. You've described it PERFECTLY.

Łoo ty zbirze włochaty, ale się zgadzam.

Falling asleep to his content is something I do regularly. He has a very lulling voice.

This is EXACTLY why I'm coming here when fever strikes (like right now). It's calming.

Lmao that's fuckin great! I concur 100%

@@user-xl7ns4zt6z this is also how fallout 3 worked

So does that mean you could find the real building just out in the wild?

@@Roman-ji7iu yep you can. I actually did end up driving through the forest to the bouse there in the apocalypse RV because I couldn't stand the zombie noises anymore and didn't realize that you could just teleport with dev mode. It ended up taking forever to ram the trees down with the plow on the RV since the house was really deep inside the forest (had to use dev mode to repair the plow after it broke multiple times) and the fact that there was like a billion zombies wandering the forest for some reason didn't help either. But yeah, ended up driving a path through the forest with the apocalypse RV and ran over all the zombies around the house. As for what the house looks like, they're a bunch of units linked in a massive structure. The structure itself is a complete mystery since the guy who made it basically made it one massive black area. Looking from the outside all you see is a few units studded inside black and if you teleport yourself into the black area you can't move at all. As for the units you enter, they're a 2 story unit that has a seemingly indestructible engine with infinite fuel and a bunch of seemingly indestructible water barrels on the roof. The reason I say seemingly indestructible is because I built a staircase to the top of the building to see what was above and forgot to take it down after I left. A day later I enter the RV to hear zombies attacking something so I teleport out to see what it is and to kill the zombies. Turns out the zombies went up my stairs while I was away and got up on the roof to attack the water barrels and generator. Never figured out how long they were attacking the stuff for but the generator was at 100% fuel and condition even after it had been attacked and the water barrels didn't break either. Also, if you have the basement mod, it's basically the same as the RV mod in what it does. The difference is that the room you get teleported to is on the opposite side of the map (far right side of the map) and for some reason the building is floating in the air. That was something I ended up learning by accident when I used a sledgehammer on the ground in the basement and ended up falling to my death.

@@triopsate3 That falling out the basement bit is golden lol

@@Roman-ji7iu yeah it's surprisingly common to die out of the blue if you mess with mods in ways they really weren't intended to be messed with. Like for instance, the custom challenges mod really doesn't work well with the RV mod because I'm assuming the challenges will load a default map since I tried to enter the back of an RV during the middle of the prison escape challenge only to find myself teleported into the middle of a massive hoard of zombies in the middle of the forest.

Also , having the the means to revert back to conventional housing if you want to is a wonderful morale booster

Eh, from someone living in a vehicle for the past 4 years, the latter isn't realistic tho. I mean maybe sometimes, but a lot of times you've gotta stay in an industrial zone because you need supplies or have work in the city and those are the places that cops mess with you less. Still beats giving money to a landlord.

@@clomads Yeah, sadly, existing without a house is basically illegal, and all of the land is somehow 'owned' by people who didn't create it and don't use it.

Chances of corruption? Either 0% or 100% for treats.

I approve of this political system.

So, do y'all just have a vice governor or how does that work?

@@JimJamTheAdmin Lmao like a king and queen in a constitutional monarchy. They are a mascot with a prime minister who actually governs

I love the mayor thing. Very unique and I don't think it should stop

lol I can imagine both of their stories taking place at the exact same time with Lime standing in the middle of a mountain of corpses with a blood rain screaming; "ART THOU ENTERTAINED?!" Meanwhile AA is eating a stick of butter while strolling around in the forest muttering to himself about his life and the new features he's discovering about the game

I've laughted so hard bro :D

lmao yeah it rly is true so many places.. i feel like particularly in the more rural/foresty/1 bar of that cell network that just is called “E” areas. i’m from MA and have yet to make it down south at any point but even just the western side of mass and a lotta new hampshire you can go from rolling through peaceful backwoods to rolling up to a place where it feels like your story doesn’t end well real quick… i also find that unfamiliar rural areas can truly highlight the absolute uselessness of sites like yelp. the last review of a place will be written in 2013 saying something like “wonderful affordable restaurant & motel!!! great place to bring your family for just a simple night away, tammy is the sweetest!” and ya roll into the place and go “…we either have a VERY different definition of what ‘sweet’ means, or tammy has changed quite a bit in the past 10 years…” still can be so fun to explore the unknown… but definitely only on a full tank of gas hahah

This is it, and it annoys me when people have one slightly dodgy experience or hear one or two stories and completely declare a place 'unsafe' and that 'they'll never go there' when everywhere has it's rough and safer parts 🙄

the entire state of florida is a bad area lmao

That’s so cool!! are places like Louisville and Rosewood real places you’ve actually been to in KY ??

@@billfriendo2975 Louisville is for sure, Fort Knox, West Point, but idk about Rosewood, or Muldraugh. I started a game play for this too. Love this game.

Erm, it's spelled "plz"

@@sloshed-rat my guy he meant “project zomboid” not plz

@@sloshed-rat 💀

Actually is plz

@@fish-dj2hm Why'd you do him like that? 😂

Holyee shinto!!!

Aside from the great & awesome lad we’re watching, check out 1000 day challenge, NomisPlays is another solid choice as well.

"You rednecks!" "Actually, we identify as Appalachian Americans." Dukes of Hazard.

i literally have his zero to hero playlist on standby for when i need to sleep 🤣🤣🤣 the way it just becomes straight philosophical monologues after a while just calms me like nothing else. idk how he does it lmao

Same! It had been on my list of games to check out, but AA’s play throughs pushed me to buy it. Can’t wait to try some of these mods down the road!

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I swear I've had them quickly turn around and swipe at me with my back against the window

@@Syphex7 it doesn't work particularly well if there's a horde of them, and if you're not centered properly. If you have loads piling through at once I think the timing becomes a bit of an issue.

@@cleebe823 I will meditate