ACTUALLY FOR REAL FUCK THAT. If they really thought you were a hero, they'd give you at least THREE water bottles... And y'know, hazard pay, that previously mentioned bonus, and maybe a restructuring of the shift schedule to allow for extra rest periods in order to avoid Frontline worker burnout. We can't beat this thing if all the Frontline workers keep collapsing from exhaustion.

THAT IS SUCH BULLSHIT

Sorry my guy. As soon as this is done with, burn the place down.

@@CharlatanWonder Update, I work for my city's 911 EMS service now. They gave me a primo water bottle as a welcome gift. So in the end it all worked out

@Ares Gianni ok bot

Oh my goodness

Well congrats you’re a god

Damn son, that's unphucken believable!

Buddyyyyyyy! Congrats

Yeah it’s a glitch lol. If you open the barrier before getting the keys. You spawn two eddies and his theme music plays twice LOOOOOL XD

Fucking dreadful isn't it

Stfu, no one cares

@@JohnSmith-xm3bp damn bro that was so cool

@@JohnSmith-xm3bp jesus john who shat in your cereal

@@JohnSmith-xm3bp boi who called you ugly when you were 3 years old?

Yeah I know that's why I sprung for them.

I didn't watch the whole video yet, I got to the cooking segment. Am I a sick person for thinking this was a joke about the game's well rendered penises up till this point?

@THE NEWMAKER a month late but I felt like saying... Personally I hate overpowered generic children MCs. You get to watch as theyre handed everything to make them busted, you get filler, training montages, crying about friendship and a swingset with a promise to a childhood friend. I don't care for any of that. If you've seen one of the shows that has any of those things, you've seen them all for the most part. Overlord is nice because he is what the name implies much like how OPM is what the name implies. They've did all the building up, they've already had the things to get them to be OP, now we get to see what they do with their hand of cards as opposed to seeing them get dealt (so to speak). As a side note I seriously hate stories where all the adults are completely incompetent and the kids do everything. I cant stand it.

@THE NEWMAKER did you reply to the wrong comment?

Mr. Horny on Main

Connyyy more like “incel gone wrong”

@@ConnyBaby There's not a greater power move than being horny on main.

Mr. Simp

@@magosexploratoradeon6409 A man of culture

You mean ending of whistle-blower

@@timmythetooth2587 no no he's right in a way because the Walrider is the one that destroys the tower in the end causing that huge ball of fire that we see at the end

@@idekbruh753 doesn’t outlast 2 take place 3 years later?

@@hl6813 Nope they all take place in 2013

Outlast 2 takes place 4 years later, buddy!

I glanced at it and moved my mouse but stopped myself when I actually read it

i'm mad at you for it but at least you acknowledged it.

you got me you cooking genius

I was watching on Xbox and I have Premium so it couldn't have worked on me.

I almost did it 😂 First I was like, wait, I have ad blocker. And also, do they promote Outlast now?

Well it’s a good horror game when not compared to the original outlast game

2 would have been alright, something new in the series but it's too linear and the fact that the whole story of it revolves around one little note that you can find in the first one was a big mistake

bunnymouth not to mention the fact that in order to understand the sequel u need to read a comic that average players have never heard of. Not shitting on Red Barrel but it wasn’t a smart move to have such important lore in a comic that not many people have heard of

The school sections of 2 were scarier than the entirety of Outlast 1 and Whistleblower

REAL SmeatBoi they were not even close to as scary as the original

It was...just as bloody as I remember

Red barrels did consist of a lot of former ubiosoft employees

@@John-qe5sq I never really did notice the similarities Outlast has to Splinter Cell... And with that being said, it's same writer of splinter cell and I'm sure the people in red barrels worked on it as well

I think it was supposed to be Prison Mike

Wherever you can get it buddy

oh shit that’s cool! do you have any personal records? :) it took me hours to beat this game the first time i played it lmao

@@oldchannel6577 I had the old world record for a year back in 2015, that was for 39 mins. Currently my new run is 14 minutes with 1 glitch at the start.

Aren't you gonna punch the spaghetti?

Why would you wear a Steak on your head?

I agree!

I got confused with the story lol. The whole "anti Christ baby" wasn't doing it for me. The ending was just as weird.

I beg to differ. In my opinion what Outlast 2 fails at compared to the first game (namely its characters) it makes up for in its pure atmosphere. There is something far more terrifying about collective insanity than individual, and Outlast 2 gets that down to a tee. Though the school sections were a bit weird, I think the game shined when you were stuck in this completely remote village full of insane cultists, and when you get to the HERETIC CAVES it becomes something like a fever-dream esque nightmare that was far more effective at feeling like you've lost touch with reality than the literally school hallucination moments. I mean, imagine an entire townsworth of people all equally as crazy as one another wanting nothing more than to hunt you down and butcher you in the name of their cause. That to me is far more disturbing than just being chased by a crazy mental patient who wants to eat you or something perverse or on-the-nose like that. Also, all confusing story-beats have pretty much been explained by now, and when you have the full picture its actually quite entertaining. I think a lot of people didnt like it because it had very little relation to the first game as opposed to just accepting the fact that this was mostly a separate story. A lot of people dont like it but I consider O2 a real gem in the rough.

@@alt0799 I don’t find outlast 2 that scary as compared to outlast 1, but damn did that game have a very well setting. I’m not talking about the villages or the deep dark mines,the lake or the scalled camp (which was the most boring and shittiest chapter), I’m talking about the mine building in chapter 4 with blood rain and the school segments. Chapter 4 was the scariest in my opinion, the mines felt boring and especially on my insane run. Heretics chase were intense with you running out of stamina and their constant shrieks, the theme that plays (i think it was a chopper variant ost) when you see the sky raining blood was creepy and sets the atmosphere very well. Then you further move and see the mangled bodies hung at the entrance of the building with the guy looking hollow and skeletal in appearance who has a hook piercing in his cheeks (not those cheeks) gives you the idea of how heretics are. The school segments are the best in this game, I just wished there were more of demon Loutermilch patrolling the school instead of just scripted sequences. I honestly find the dry land of Arizona a lot less scarier than a giant asylum because there are many ways you can hide or survive in that place, In fact blake had a better chance of running away from there as compared to Miles or Waylon, unless you know the asylum very well you are very limited to survive especially against variants like Chris Walker or Richard Trager who literally knew every way and corner of the asylum.

I thought the first Outlast (and Whistleblower) tried too hard. They probably all do but it's kinda endearing

@@alt0799 I’m not reading all that. I’m happy for you though, or sorry that happened

Yeah, this running was kinda boring, but improving the mechanics was awesome and also it had better graphics

I'm not big on bacon myself, either.

Hope you're staying safe comrade

Well, round 2 will have you really complaining now. Blessed science may you live forever

“Risking my life” lol

@@benshapirosgreasycock5381 How are they not?

Wow, that's some BS right there. How else will you feel valued in lieu of hazard pay or a sizable bonus for keeping your franchise location alive and thriving during a time where most other businesses are dropping like flies?!

@@CharlatanWonder perhaps I'll be sustained on the knowledge that the customers (who do not wear masks about half of the time) are getting an overpriced meal and lining the pockets of someone who pays me a couple dollars above minimum wage? That's what truly warms MY heart.

I can't fault you. Few can resist the wiles of a six pack of kazoos

Ooh, it's a stormy night tonight, actually...

Cavey Möth perfect

@@memesintensifies8013 My power went out, so I couldn't play. Dang it.

Cavey Möth big sad

It took me just one glance to know it was a clever ruse. It's very well-executed - even the tiny X and 》buttons in the top right corner were included to make it look legit.

Yeah pretty much

Oh hey! it's been a while man!

What are you some kind of wizard?!

@@CharlatanWonder Yes I am. (actually I just looked at my recommended because it is faster than a notification, it was completely by chance)

Outlast has always been supernatural, and Outlast 2 is no more supernatural than the first.

dreadlordhg no it hasn’t. Outlast’s horror was explained through science, the walrider was NOT a ghost, he was simply a collection of nanobots connected to an Insane host. Outlast was NEVER about the supernatural lmfao, but Outlast 2 was, and it took it WAY too far. Outlast 2 tries so damn hard to be scary that it’s not scary at all

THE NUMB SKULL Supernatural as in extraordinary, not ghostly. Everything in Outlast 2 is explained through the same means, the only difference being it’s centred around a cult. Like Outlast, Outlast 2 is explained through science as well because most people have been exposed to a newer morphogenic engine.

dreadlordhg and you know where it’s explained? Not in the main story, not in a cutscene, not by a character, it’s all explained in a note, a single note towards the end of the game that’s so well hidden you would have to be purposefully looking for it to fund it... that’s NOT how you provide exposition. Outlast 2 was a dumpster fire in every way anyone who played the first game on release and then played the second game will tell you that. It’s not scary, it tries too hard. It’s not interesting, it provides more questions than answers(and the answers don’t ever make sense). And it’s shocking only for the sake of being shocking, there’s no rhyme or reason to its material, it’s only all just there for the sake of being there “because it’s scary”. So no, everything in outlast 2 is NOT explained through the same means.

If your playing the game for a first time, any normal person is gonna assume it’s all paranormal, because that’s how the game presents itself. It’s not grounded in reality like true first one was. Which is why I’m somewhat looking forward to Trials, because it seems more grounded in reality than the garbage that was the second game. “Why is it raining blood”? Because it’s scary. “Why is it swarming locusts?” Because it’s scary. “Why is the water blood?” Because it’s scary. And it’s all explained to be the morphogenic engine... in a hidden note. It’s lazy writing, pure and simple. It’s almost as bad as “it was all just a Dream”

bruh, i did the same thing

Saltyvets keep going on about the New Player Experience(TM) despite no new players trying the planetmans for the last six years. Perhaps DBG should try to keep the players they still have before trying to recruit new ones.

NO

YES

Oh no...

I almost didn't use it because I thought it might have been a bit too spicy of a meme

Ricardo Walker

Why

Amnesia was the most enjoyable horror game for me to play ever

@@hammerite6418 Maybe just something to do with me getting older. I enjoyed Amneisa. Now a days I like horror games that allow the player to defend the character they are playing. Just a thought.

@@theFORZA66 I like Amneisa also and even some of the fan made ones.

Mr Anderson I always liked it as most of the horror games were you defend your self gets less and less scary as they go on and when you play it before you even 15...you feel real fear