horror games dont usually scar me so that was a reminder of what they felt like lol.

Even though it was a cheap loud = scary, I have to say they did it effectively

I HAd looked away for a half second! Omg

I had read this before and still jumped 😂

real.

Hmm...technically true if it has to be an ex. Stalkers definitely have chosen victims they've had no prior interaction with...take a look at an extreme case with Russell Greer and Taylor swift

dudee.. why must u remind me..😂

@@Ben-ud8vd yeah, that's why I said by my ex since that's what the video's titled.

I can change that for him 🥹🥲🥲😅😅😅😅

fr, you'd feel so vulnerable being naked in a tub I could never T^T

that's so rude

what? I'm From Finland as well and I have never heard the cops talk like that

@@_jennwong_23 Ayy fellow Finn. Yeah I was surprised too that they didn't even bother come to investigate. Me and my mom were pissed about it but oh well. The window got repaired on the same evening luckily and day or 2 later it got replaced. ​@_jennwong_23

​@@_jennwong_23Ayy fellow Finn. Yeah I was surprised too that they didn't even bother come to investigate. Me and my mom were pissed about it but oh well. The window got repaired on the same evening luckily and day or 2 later it got replaced. It is just so dumb rly ​@_jennwong_23

Vedä jonneja turpaan. Ei siihen kyttiä tarvita.

Yaa....i thought Insym played this before....but I guess I saw Marki back then....prolly watch Insym too then

@@subhadarshikar Same! At first I was sure Insym had already played it and this was a replay for an update.

I think they both played the demo

she may be a really good stalker, u aint safe brotha

yeah, i kinda hate the 'horror' games where the protag is a complete fricking idiot. Same with the girl in Karaoke, she was so dumb it hurt. I maintain that a smart protag could still work with better writing and not just a cheap plot and jump scares but oh well

@@mikaneko Here’s what I would have done differently thanks to being paranoid and a sociopathic genius. 1.) Flee and call the cops after rock was thrown through window at the start. 2.) Continue fleeing after realizing that Liam is in the house/apartment. 2a.) Make sure to grab my weapon and phone charger from the car. 3.) Call the cops after receiving the first letter at the doorstep. 3a.) Fix the car. Assuming it is what I think got cut, it should be relatively easy to repair. 4.) Drag a few pieces of furniture into the secret room to cover the hatch after discovering it. 4a.) Call the cops. 4b.) Drag furniture such as bookshelves and place them in front of every downstairs entrance and window. 4c.) Wedge chair under bedroom door handle. 4d.) Place heavy and tall furniture in front of the upstairs windows in case of rocks and ladders. 4e.) *Channel inner Kevin McCallister and turn the entire house into death-trap.* 4f.) Go to barricaded bedroom and sit in the corner facing both the window and door with weapon pointing in the middle of both. 5.) Whenever the power gets turned off, not go to turn it back on. The power being off isn’t the end of the world. 5a.) Call the cops and have them turn it back on. Then make sure to warn the cops and gramps about house being turned into a death-trap. 6.) Not go into murder cave. Instead flee in car. Call the cops. 7.) EZ claps.

@@TheGreatDemon666 LOL Honestly that's just common sense, none of which that girl had. I was screaming internally after she ran from her home from the first time she saw Liam and decided to just SIT IN THE DRIVEWAY IN HER CAR calling her grandfather for help. Where Liam Knew where she was and could have heard that ENTIRE conversation and maybe I was imagining things but I -swear- I heard the car door close after she got off the phone with her granddad and drove away so I was like, "oh so he just got into the backseat..?" But yeah that list of dealing with potential threats? I Would much rather see a game where you could actually DO those things and then deal with the criminal if he manages to get in, dodge any traps, and whatnot. But no our protag was insultingly stupid. Also I'd go to a hotel after seeing those creepy things in my grandfather's house XD

@@mikaneko My only response to whenever she did something stupid was to slam my head into my desk while saying *”How do you have a lower IQ than Ethan in RE7 & 8? The decision making process in your brain is equivalent to that of a toddler’s who immediately goes to call family members whenever they get a severe booboo instead of calling the cops. But noooooooo. Your first thought is to call your gramps when you just had angry ex throw rock through your window, break in and immediately proceed to chase you.”* I was hoping that he was gonna get an ending that resulted in her dying so I could say “Told you so.” Side note; My nicknames for Ethan are “goldfish” and “squirrel” just due to how dumb he is. After thinking about it some more, in the secret room with the hatch after breaking the light in that room, I’d be tempted to place a bunch of bear traps and coat the floor in an incredibly sticky substance so the intruder(s) would get stuck to the floor in the room and hopefully end up in a lot of distress when they lose a hand/arm/foot to a bear trap, and then have their other limbs get stuck while trying to flee.

I like Insym but all he said was going back to your batshit crazy stalker ex is a bad idea lol. The bar must not be very high 💀

couldnt have said it any better!

SAME I PUT A DENT IN MY WALL 😭

Same here expect i am on pc 😂

The ex boyfriend isn't even a red herring, really. I think he absolutely was a risk to assault or kill the protagonist. He just wasn't the only threat, which is... honestly worse. 🫠

@ArtistLunatalia Yeah, I thought about it afterwards, and red herring isn't entirely accurate. He's definitely still a threat, since he was obviously also following her. And his car is parked right outside the grandpa's house - so if he hadn't been killed, he probably would have tried something. Poor girl was stalked by three people at once, if you include the accomplice (at least he had enough of a conscience to back off I guess). I wouldn't be touching men with a 10 foot pole if I were her.

Thank you! I was looking for the name of the other game!

your warning didn't help at all. I thought it would xD

I got jump scared so good I instantly went to the comments to see who else did lol

I literally fell out of my chair

i flinched so hard omg 😭😭

All of this is sad but true. Restraining orders don't really do much, they aren't enforced or taken seriously, and I've yet to see a cop act BEFORE serious harm or death occurs from one of these incidents despite a LOOOOOOONG paper trail.

"Police are notorious for never taking women seriously even in cases like this" First you say gender dosen't matter, then you say this. The problem with stalking cases its that its hard to prove and even more harder to prevent long term, as long as no violent crime occurred yet. The only other solution would be to put people for 10+ years in jail for stuff like throwing a rock to a window, which would cause a lot of unnecessary hard punishments in lesser severe crimes. And if you want to bring up gender at all: Male victims of stalking are usually the ones who are not being taken seriously, even if violence already occurred. Cases of molesting or SA with male victims and female culprits are even less likely to be taken seriously, even if the victim is a minor (!). It's a huge double standard, and it exists almost globally. This is also why it's hard to tell how often this even happens, because many male victims never even bother to go to the police out of fear being mocked by the whole society.

@@LegioXXI You are correct that men aren’t taken seriously in these cases at all as well and often have a lot of the crimes go unsaid for fear of society viewing them as weak due to aspects of toxic masculinity and misogyny. For that whole: “you’re a dude, how’d you allow yourself to get beat up by a girl?” I’m not refuting that that also exists and that it’s a serious issue. BUT, I only brought up the police not believing women because that point was relevant for why the beginning of the game’s plot begins the way that it does. I said that gender doesn’t matter when it’s the person wanting to inflict fear or violence onto a victim as a rebuke to Insym’s statement at the timestamp above because anybody is capable of violence. And society conditions people, especially men, to not report violence being inflicted onto them in the opposite case of this game. Because, my point was that the police are more or less useless in cases of preventing violence in spite of a long paper trail against the perp. Both statements that I made in my OC are not a contradiction or some double standard and can reflect the problems in our world’s legal system because it’s a patriarchal and hegemonic system that is hurting us all regardless of gender. (Because whether some people like hearing it or not, this system is built as intended, and both men and women being hurt is not a bug; it’s a feature.)

this world became much more safer to live in...

@@Aiveq We're all allowed to have an opinion, and I respect yours too. As a woman, I do not feel safe at all. But to each their own, of course! Wishing you all the best xx

@@vyaraa1395 well if you FEEL, then indentify as a man and FEEL safe. or go live in a forest by your self and see how safe it is. go ask ukraine women if they feel safe in trenches being shelled... wait, they left ukraine. a cockroach makes woman feel unsafe, this isnt reliable metric. having different opinions doesnt make you less wrong or ungrateful

all 3. you answered your own question by describing them as stalkers.

Stalker^4

But who is phone?

I think you watched the stream or watched me play the demo of this game.

I'm not an engineer, but couldn't you have the book be slightly longer than the rest, and have it block some infrared light sensor that, when you pull the book out, is no longer blocked, allowing the sensor to register a "pull", opening the door?

26k now

Sometimes the victim is afraid that if the stalker finds out they reported them to the police they may become enraged and cause the situation to turn violent. Aka, they’re worried they’ll get murdered or seriously harmed. If the police won’t do anything and reporting the stalker has a risk of making them more violent, you can see why it would be difficult to take that risk.

@@ChronicRen you have a point too

First mistake was being in San Fransisco.

Cops will straight up wait until a stalker actually seriously hurts or even murders somebody before getting onto them, but by then it's too late, obviously. It's sad

escape horror rooms are still plenty scary even if you know it's just that and nothing more. there is no need to trick someone

I mean the purpose was to scare the person, which haunted houses do perfectly, with the consent of the person. I think it makes it more fun if the person knows they're going to be in a horror house, because I would love to act like I'm in a horror movie with scare actors, it would be so fun to do with friends

😂😂