Two gods of chaos meet in the void and commune in a realm of their own design

video titel should be "Noodle bullies and torments ICS for almost 14 minutes"

I love ice cream sandwich’s face at 1:58. He just looks so happy.

I actually really enjoy the “inner ear eye not agreeing” feeling. That is why I love the roller coaster videos on the oculus (especially standing up) and my family thinks it’s funny seeing me sway all over the place.

I love the attention to detail on the animation, how the blast stayed in place and the stains from throwing up also stayed

your guys synergy is uncomfortably perfect

Honestly I'd like to see a game come out from Harmonix that's a conducting game for a virtual orchestra that uses higher-quality MIDI to adjust for tempo and dynamics like Wii Music did. Not only would they have a ton of songs from public domain classical compositions, but there could be a desktop app or website tool that could allow people to make their own compositions and share on the game for others to play with like the GH Studios or Clone Hero (making it user-made songs would hopefully take liability away from the developer for the inevitable scores of copyrighted songs that would be made for the game by users).

it’s nice this actually feels like a collab. it’s not two people squished together because it brings more views, it’s actually well done. instead of ice cream sandwich being present for a minute and calling it a collab, they’re both present throughout the video and provide value.

"Pornography" was said so loudly and with such charisma, I couldn't hear what noodle said

This synergy and comedic timing is honestly incredible, I would love to see more collabs between you two in the future. And I hate collabs.

this video totally aged like a fine wine with the metaverse in its current situation lol, i agree with both viewpoints - vr is only young but it also needs more people to give feedback on it for it to reach full potential

Your animation style is so simple, yet so expressive. And I love it.

The fact that the "guest" of this video wasn't just there for 1 minute and actually interacted with Noodle in discussion is something a lot of KZfaqrs can learn from.

4:37 the new stain where sandwich barfed is a really good touch. Like it's small and kinda silly, but I think shows serious attention to detail.

I know this video is a year old, but *wow* this is a great way to break this down. I’m senior in college working in VR development, and you’ve really hit the nail on the head for a lot of the issues we talk about during the design process of different experiences. A lot of your points my VR capstone professor, who has worked in the field for 30 years, brought up in our lectures. Kudos to you for a great video :)

Ft. Ice Cream Sandwich (in a hostage situation)

The only interaction I've had with IceCreamSandwich was indirectly through recorded voice lines very cool

the idea of someone just picking their pistol instead of an empty clip and yeeting it out of the way makes me laugh way too much (10:30)

1:18 noodle be like: *stares depply into Andy's soul*

I love how after he throws up there’s a stain on the floor just because of how much of a minor detail it is.

You know you found a good youtuber when you can happily sit through their ad segment

Anyone can get acclimated to artificial locomotion. You just have to do it right. Take the HMD off when you begin to feel uncomfortable, come back when it has completely resided (but don't take too long of a break, like a few days, or your acclimation will restart). Takes a few weeks to a month to get acclimated, opening the door to the best VR has to offer in very intense immersive experiences.

I recently completed half life alyx and it was a great experience which addresses a lot of the problems brought up in this video, your hands are physical objects but are still tied to your body relatively, and your head/body aren’t physical objects, also helps that it looks really good and has a great physics engine.

You guys are hilarious together😂

They're so awkward it's perfect

5:46 is when I realize that Ice Cream Sandwich can swear

I almost choked on my water when the credits rolled

The face of Andys face when noodle threatens him is gold

They must have had a script for messing up the script.

Bruh they actually made the sponsor for honey so interesting that I watched the whole thing without me wanting to skip it... THEY ACTUALLY MADE ME WANT TO WATCH THE SPONSOR PART

I was sitting here confused while Andy was explaining before I just went "Oh! He gets motion sick." My dad gets that too, growing up our thing together was video games (by which I mean he'd watch me play) but he'd have to close his eyes if the camera moved around a lot or he'd get sick

1:48 Andy saying a cuss word is cursed

8:07 Can’t believe no one is talking about how after andy and noodle throw all the shit at brayden that the room is practically empty now, good attention to detail

Noodle and ice cream sandwich. Sounds like a good lunch.

I LOVED THE HONEY AD, i never watched a full sponsorship i always skip it, this is the first time i fully watch it, great job👍🏻

I genuinely have no idea how these companies keep giving him ad reads

I love how noodle uses different colors for the outlines of the characters and the outlines in the background. It makes a really nice contrast.

I absolutely love how every video following this one has the burnt stain in the carpet

Please don’t remove the honey section, it’s too funny

We need an updated video on this! Alyx, Bonelabs, Blade and Sorcery, Ghosts of Tabor

This video is the closest I’ve seen someone come to creating something like egoraptors sequelitis, it doesn’t feel like a video essay, it’s a conversation. His videos felt like he was talking to YOU, but this has the added depth of being conveyed as a conversation between two people, talking about the pros and cons of virtual reality in conversation form

I really like watching Noodle; My best friend really likes watching Ice Cream Sandwich. Whenever they're on screen together it's absolute joy :)

13:26 he’s 100% right. It’s the sad truth

Ice cream: angrily ranting about how movement makes him sick *laughs in unable to get motion sick*

> noodle is filmed in front of a live studio audience > no laugh tracks throughout the entire video I see what you did there

Ok, I watched this a few times a while ago and I ABSOLUTELY forgot that they mentioned doom, honestly, I love doom mostly because of the violence but also because of all the cool guns, the Xbox original doom was what got me into it and now I'll watch my dad play it all the time, or when ever he is playing it, but yea, I enjoy games similar to doom as well like call of duty (specifically black ops zombies), halo, wolfenstiene and a bunch others we don't need to mention. This strange liking caused me to also enjoy horror movies ALOT more, like the tomorrow War, a quiet place and a quiet place part two (i know they aren't horror movies, but there's lots of violence in them, also you should definitely watch them 10 out of 10 from me) sorry for wasting your time anyone who read this.

5:50 ice cream sandwich swears for the first time

"I BOUGHT A PIZZA ONLINE!!!" "...yea?"

Why aren't sponsors more like this? Why aren't collabs more like this? Why aren't you as popular as you deserve to be, Mr. Noodle?

Dear god, 11:20 fucking sent me. You guys make such gems.

6:10 My dad got some of his ear crystals dislodged recently and It was probably one of the most comedic things I have ever heard of when I found out they are real and not some psychic bs

“INTRUDER!” “No I just want to talk about vr” lmao

2:34 Andy brushed off a laser blast roughly a minute or two ago but draws the line at a glock.

Ice Cream and Noodles. An incredible collaboration of multiple food types. :)

2:47 god-tier quote

really like the style that you've been goin for and it's maturing well. I'm not only giggling like a schoolboy who just learned the word 'penis' but you also make good points and spark a constructive conversation about the topics, which keeps me engaged as well uwu. ty for good vid C:

Seeing ice cream sandwich breaking out of his normal pg character is hilarious

I feel like a lot has changed in vr. I would like to see you and N64 head man make a new video talking about this stuff one day.

9:55 death grips scream

After the first day of putting VR on and taking it off, I felt like the real world didn't feel real and my hands didn't feel like my own. But after a month of playing in VR I noticed I didn't get motion sick, at all, ever, and I could stay in VR for 9 hours straight with no problems if I felt like it. So mabye exposure therapy can actually work.

"Kids under 12 eat free." "My son just turned 11." "Dad, I'm 14-" 0:28

With the power of hindsight and reverse time travel (i.e. letting time just go forward) I'm really glad the Oculus Go was a thing. It was baby's first VR, with no Z axis, just up and down, left and right. It got me used to the notion of VR and by the time I got a Quest 2, I was kicking ass in Blade and Sorcery with no issues. Motion sickness is a thing, I get it in long car rides in larger vehicles, but VR oddly enough has cured me of the opposite kind of motion sickness, so now I can pull off sick flips on games like Hellsweeper.

I am so desensitized to VR I remember the first time falling off a ledge in VR and physically braced for the impact. Where as now I just slouch there akwardly while I am in a messy movement shooter situation best described as being in a washing machine.

GOD DAMN IT IM MAKING A VIDEO JUST LIKE THIS HAHAHA

Ice Cream Sandwich makes every ad amazing.

Echo VR handles movement similar to Boneworks. The only reason why I don't get motion sick with it is because my brain is able to adapt to how in the game I am not walking by using a thumbstick, but I am flying with a jetpack by pressing a button. You can also move by grabbing a wall and throwing yourself off of it. It works because the game is in a zero-g environment. My brain expects the motion without any real world movement because in the game I am flying. My legs don't need to move to do that. Racing games like Assetto Corsa, iRacing, and American Truck Simulator also work well in VR. (Except when you crash your vehicle.) Some people used to racing in real life will have some difficulty as they are used to the g-forces from the car and not having that is removing a sense you would be using to drive. The point is that your field of vision is moving when you are in a car sitting down and not moving yourself. One driving game that did get me motion sick was City Car Driving. It seems to be a good game outside of VR. In VR, the framerate drops so much when making a 90 degree turn that it made me sick. They may have fixed that since I played, although I doubt it. This is also why games where you fly a plane (Microsoft Flight Simulator) or a spaceship (Elite Dangerous) also work well in VR. Pretty much, even with a lot of motion although you yourself are stationary, as long as your brain interprets that as you in a vehicle, most people will not get motion sick by moving this way without teleportation. There were some physical room experiences where you can move around a large area physically in real life. There was a Ghostbusters VR experience and a Star Wars one from this company called The Void. They had a large enough room where the video game level was configured to match the real life room's layout, allowing players to move around physically. Sadly, this was shut down due to Covid. I've also seen videos of people playing Pavlov in a large room as well as someone playing a Beat Saber mod outdoors in a field. The level was so big it needed that much space. It's called Running in the 90 Lanes.

2:35 I love how the gun starts a like one colored rectangle and like 1 frame later is a fully functioning firearm.

that was the longest and most entertaining sponsor i’ve seen in a while

i do love how even your sponsored ads are comical and written so wittily. so many people just read off things and it completely throws off the video which makes me skip them, but every time you do one, it'd be a crime if i didnt watch it, theyre too funny!

Just the fact that Andy is extremely differently behaved here than he is on his actual channel is really funny to me and I don’t know why

HE'S NOT JUST WATCHING FILMORE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO, HE'S WATCHING THE RAWEST SCENE OF FILMORE

13:32 He's right you know.

8:53 D-Boi encounters SCP-106 [rare footage]

What’s good is that VR is becoming all that much more affordable now a days with the Oculus Quest 2 costing as much as some Consoles when maybe 5 years ago it was almost 700 to 1000 to get one and you had to deal with all the wires. VR is definitely in it’s infancy but it has a lot of room to grow and expand and for devs to find new ways to make the VR experience more enjoyable

6:20 so my dad actually had a brain tumor on the right side of his head. When it was removed, he lost the connection to his right inner ear. He now has no balance and can’t hear out of his right ear. So I can confirm this is true I guess haha

I still can't get over the fact that such an unknown channel (in relativity), always make's such incredible content for every single video they put out, you can always see the huge amounts of effort put in. I swear if this was any other channel making this video in the usual 'sit in front of a camera and talk' I would watch it and have it be one and done, but you always make everything super palatable to where I can watch all your videos over again and still feel just as content, laugh, and have a smile on my face at the end of it. ur awesome noodle, keep it up

8:53 SCP 106 has breached containment

I genuinely loved the ad part so much I forgot it was a ad. 10/10

Exposure therapy 100% worked for me, and even cured me of my real-life motion sickness, allowing me to enjoy things like intense theme park/fair rides again. When I first got my Oculus 2, anything with movement had me instantly nauseous. But I desperately wanted to play Alien Isolation in VR. So the first session I only made it about 5 minutes and had to stop. The next day I made it about 10 minutes, the next day ~15 minutes, etc. Once I hit about 30 minutes, I found I could just go indefinitely at that point, and finished the game which was one of the most immersive, intense gaming experiences I've ever had. Half-Life Alyx was similarly amazing. To my surprise, I found I could now handle all the spinning rides at the state fair with my kids (which definitely would have had me puking my guts out before). So that's what I recommend trying. Instead of turning on teleportation or other comfort features, try doing what you can reasonably handle, stop, and then sleep on it and do it again the next day and see if it slowly increases. It's so much more fun/immersive that way once you (hopefully) adapt.

"Oh, yeah. Half-Life Alyx-" "Pornography!" "wh-"

3:50 Someone GIF this.

I know this is years old now, but kinda sad that they didn't mention my favorite VR game Lone Echo. It was incredibly good as a low-stress atmospheric adventure, but it seems like not a lot of people played it. Idk, I loved the storytelling and the controls.

I don’t know what happened to this video because it was private for a few days, just glad it’s back because it’s hysterical and I love it!

8:53 Me as soon as anyone near me displays the smallest interest in VR

0:06 mom said its my turn to *be depressed*

This is the best collab ever. I’m now addicted to both creators’ content

I love the continuity, after the intro there's the burn on the carpet, and then after the vomit there's a stain, and then when they throw stuff around the table goes

This is an important lesson we learned in VR. Realism doesn't necessarily equals fun. It's VR, we should be able to do things that we cant do in real life and fix the things that annoy us.

Hearing ICS cuss is both hilarious and uncomfortable at the same time...

You mentioned being able to put your head in a wall, but there's another side effect of this. If you hold something in the game, you aren't holding anything in real life; you could pick up a car and spin it over your head, which your brain KNOWS is unrealistic. Objects in VR can't have presence or weight, which hugely effects the experience. If you DO give them weight and inertia, then your controllers and virtual hands can be in different places. Your brain gets really confused, your virtual body is being constrained but your real body isn't. For things like guns this is a huge deal, Stress Level Zero talked about this in a dev log; How can you make the gun recoil? If you remove recoil all shots are perfectly accurate and the guns feel weightless. If you add recoil like any other shooter, the player sees their hands and the gun moving when they are not. VR is a cool innovation, but the more games we experience in VR, the more fundamental flaws we find. It's like the uncanny valley, it feels way more realistic than other games, but given it's trying to digitally emulate the human body (which we're all accustomed to) we notice every way it deviates from reality. When you move your body and when the character moves become disconnected, which is disorientating. I don't know if we will solve this issue until we have full body suits with force feedback so virtual objects can exert force, or we control it with our minds using our eyes and ears while our body is completely stationary.

“More people are going to need to like own it” Facebook/Meta: Introducing the oculus quest 2!

5:17 "uh wait, oh. oh oh Oh OH, NO! STO-" my favorite part xD

I like to imagine that Noodle only has a single chair in his house at all times that he doesn't let anyone else use.

You know this video reminded me of when I was a kid and my Dad played Mario 64 with us for the first time. He loved video games when he was younger, held the high score on any of the space invader machines still in operation on our side of town. Just loved the stuff and was really excited to buy us a home console whose games 'looked amazing!'. He was puking and too sick to play within a few seconds due to the 3d camera in Mario 64. He slowly got better over the years and now it doesn't bother him at all. Which is odd because he's an engineer and does RND so he's been using auto cad/other 3d modeling software since the stuff was invented pretty much. He says it was the camera moving while the character moved in the game without his direct control moving the camera that made him sick. I don't know much, but I know alot of older people with similar stories about the first time they played a 3d video game. I think the two are similar in some respect personally.

Code Lyoko will soon be reality. I have a friend who is designing a fullbody vr suit that whenever your virtual self makes contact with something in the game, the suit blasts a puff of air in the same parts of your body to simulate your body actually interacting with the wall or a sword, etc. Pairing it with those VR walking simulation treadmill thingies that let people walk around irl so they don't get motion sick in the games and it might be the closest we can get to fully immersive VR

8:00 is just sooo funny for no reason

0:27 *BASS BOOST DOOM LAZER* INTRUDER!!!!!!!

12:04 I love the "VR headset" that's just a set of headphones in front of the man's face

I watched this video two years ago and I thought "huh, it's funny that some poeple get so dizzy when playing some games". NOW I cannot even watch people play Portal or idk Outer Wilds for more than five minutes. I just started getting sick lol, brains are funny.