It is very traumatic and I would say not to be used in schools as that would be child cruelty. Why teach something which may never happen, and if it does, game over. It is very depressing.
@numajoff3 сағат бұрын
@@lifeschool I first sa it in school
@numajoff3 сағат бұрын
@@lifeschool I first saw it in school
@mattedgar525523 сағат бұрын
So glad you uploaded another video of this game Joffy. It really is great. I hated the bit jumping on the helicopter as well, really frustrating 😂 I know you don’t normally do complete play throughs but it would be amazing to see you finish this as an exception. Hearing your commentary would be brilliant too mate, with all the frights the game gives 👍
@caykechristyan3219Күн бұрын
Is this a indie game?
@numajoff21 сағат бұрын
@caykechristyan3219 aye it's awesome
@mattedgar5255Күн бұрын
Really great video Joffy and Mark! Amazing views of Sowerby Bridge guys. You don’t realise how flat Stevenage is until you see those lovely green rolling hills of Yorkshire! Hope you both had a lovely time on Mark’s visit up the road 👍
@numajoff3 сағат бұрын
@mattedgar5255 thanks brother. The older I get the more I prefer the flat lol
@sharonfloyd3101Күн бұрын
Beautiful t love your videos jiffy
@sharonfloyd3101Күн бұрын
Beautiful t love your videos joffy
@user-rh2csk2 күн бұрын
His solo albums are all shitty herbal tea musick. Only albums worth listening to are ones made with Japan or their menbers.
@exile220ify3 күн бұрын
My top 3: Splinter: Songs From A Broken Mind Telekon The Pleasure Principle
@mattedgar52555 күн бұрын
Looks really cool Joffy! My son got a Metaquest 2 at Christmas and he absolutely loves it. Gorilla Tag is his favourite game 😂
@kmsu81955 күн бұрын
"Nostalgia' is an original and absolutely brilliant song that changed my musical perspective. After I'd listened thru brilliant trees I was hooked!
@popcornandhorror6 күн бұрын
Great to hear ur thoughts on this one as always mate 👍🏻 this was a recent watch for me and I really enjoyed. I'd seen most of the other notorious French extreme movies back in the day, but this one had slipped past me until recently 😅
@numajoff6 күн бұрын
@popcornandhorror nice one brother popcorn
@markhamilton58866 күн бұрын
Great film
@godotsagent6 күн бұрын
Looking forward to frontiers, seen it years ago, interested to hear your opinion on it
@SamKA898 күн бұрын
Switchblade Romance one of my all time favourites, the torch 🔦 scene was very clever.
@mattedgar525510 күн бұрын
I know I’m repeating myself but it’s just so beautiful and green. Another great droning video mate, just brilliant! Two things I noticed, firstly, there’s been a lot of changes at Bedwell school, or Marriott’s now, the whole thing looks brand new. And second, where you took off from at the start of the video isn’t where you were waving from towards the end, did you walk round the main lake while shooting the footage? Any way, love watching these Joffy, the new drone is so cool mate 👍
@numajoff10 күн бұрын
Yes bud we walked around
@mattedgar525512 күн бұрын
This game is absolutely hilarious and bloody terrifying at the same time Joffy. I bought it after seeing your first gameplay video and I won’t spoil it for you or anyone else but let’s just say it gets even more scary further on! Really hope you enjoy finishing it mate and good luck getting off that rig!!! 👍
@magicalpasta546213 күн бұрын
I saw the censored version first bc American and they cut almost everything out, especially the love scene between the younger sister and the Luis
@mattedgar525514 күн бұрын
I know it’s man made Joffy, and I know there’s old shopping trollies, bikes, and god knows what else in the main lake, but it really is a beautiful heart to Stevenage. One thing I didn’t realise was how big Peartree Park is when you see it from this height! So glad you’ve done another drone video mate 👍😀👍
@numajoff14 күн бұрын
I love fairlands it's beautiful
@LazlowUK14 күн бұрын
I completed this yesterday, fantastic ride! One of my favourite games of the year so far
@mattedgar525515 күн бұрын
This game looks amazing Joffy! The graphics, the voice acting, the storyline, all brilliant and really atmospheric. Can’t wait for the next upload mate 👍
@numajoff14 күн бұрын
Thanks bro. It's cool 😎
@mattedgar525516 күн бұрын
Well done Mark, brilliantly flown mate 👍 What a day too, amazing weather! Just a little side note, that second piece of music was great , upbeat and sunny to go with the view 👍😀👍
@numajoff16 күн бұрын
Thanks bro
@ivybator616716 күн бұрын
Nice 👍🏼 ❤
@ppgedez17 күн бұрын
I remember how excited we were when Brilliant Trees was released. Great album i’m 56 now WTF. Weatherbox is great if you can track it down.
@bertsbooks250518 күн бұрын
Oooh, what's in the fishtank?!
@numajoff18 күн бұрын
It's a vivarium and it's a tarantula bud
@popcornandhorror18 күн бұрын
Another one of those titles I've picked up and put down in stores many times 😄 I'm slightly more tempted now though 👍🏻
@mattedgar525520 күн бұрын
The second the video started I thought “That’s Ridlins running track.” And I had a big smile on my face. Love seeing these drone uploads mate and I’ve got to say the improvement in picture quality is definitely there to be seen Joffy. You must be really pleased with the new drone mate 👍
@popcornandhorror20 күн бұрын
I think I picked this up many many years ago on arrow dvd 🤔 before arrow dvd was even really a well known thing. Unfortunately I had my hopes set high from the cover and knowing it was from the director of the texas chainsaw. But when I watched it it was nothing like I was expecting 😅 this was going back alot of years though. So would be interesting to re watch again now with much older eyes.
@popcornandhorror21 күн бұрын
Some fantastic pick ups there mate 😎👍🏻 I've seen torso and town that dredded sundown (a long long time ago) but the others sound really interesting 👍🏻
@Paul-qo4ci21 күн бұрын
Why don't you start eating food whilst doing video
@leetom928021 күн бұрын
Nice pick ups joffy . Immaculate was a good film went to see it at the cinema your in for a treat all the best 👍
@fredzep0121 күн бұрын
Fire in the sky or Communion, everything else seem like children's stories compared to them...
@thegrumblesquad494922 күн бұрын
iv seen all those :D the best one i saw recently is the popes exorcist that's a good one, its so hard to find decent horror these days
@popcornandhorror22 күн бұрын
I've always seen this movie cover about but never given it a watch, (as yet) sounds really interesting 👍🏻
@amyesworldcatherinesminime794523 күн бұрын
I watched this back in the day too, and remember it fondly. Was on one of the catch-up channels recently but I didn't grab a chance to see it. As for the ubiquitous girls' hairdo 🙄 yep... I asked for a wee spiky pixie cut but no, ended up looking pretty much the same as everybody else. Fast forward to current day and my adoptive community, it's totally normal to say hello to random people on the street or in shops. We enjoy gentle banter and our little corner of the world seems friendlier for it.
@numajoff23 күн бұрын
Hope you are well angel x
@nicoladolby215424 күн бұрын
I remember watching Ghostwatch on TV when it first aired. Didn’t know if it was real or not. Apparently the BBC switchboard was blocked that night with concerned people calling in. For me the number 1 has to be The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It was based on the serial killer Ed Gein. 2nd for me is Harry Brown. Not strictly a horror, there was something about this film that was both acutely believable and acutely disturbing. Number 3 is The Woman In Black. A straightforward ghost story with amazing acting from Daniel Radcliffe & Ciaran Hinds. Without doubt the scariest film I’ve ever seen.
@joshlaclair256924 күн бұрын
Eden Lake Funny Games In Fear
@carmelo622724 күн бұрын
I discovered Japan in the early 1980s when studying at the university but what really got me into David’s music was his first solo album, Btilliant Trees. After that I bought each album and I was also lucky to see him live twice. What an underrated artist. Amazing music that I am still listening. Thanks for the video.
@iboo646524 күн бұрын
just found on accident i really liked the vid thanks mate keep it up!! cheers
@bilalrashad663625 күн бұрын
I'm glad you like Spiral, it's a criminally underrated film
@kathleen523725 күн бұрын
I like 10 Rillington Place. The suspense is important and the misunderstanding of a person of low intelligence at the time. That case could have contributed to stopping capital punishment
@popcornandhorror25 күн бұрын
Great list of 10 there mate 👍🏻 think 10 rawlington place is one of the ones i still need to see. Love dead man's shoes, have u seen 'straightheads' with Gillian Anderson? Or Outlaw with Sean Bean? Those are both worth a watch I'd say if not 😎👍🏻
@benjaminfranklin841228 күн бұрын
Why do you suspect they picked an actress with such unsettling facial features? They obviously didnt want a pretty girl. Perhaps to add to the uncomfortable tone of the movie?
@numajoff27 күн бұрын
💯
@garygrimmett794529 күн бұрын
Nice one joff i love count yorga vampire..return of is Great aswell..robert quarry plays the part brilliantly...notice the fangs were very pointed..it was just American twist on modern day dracula really..i have the box set with both films on blu.ray with some good extras..😊...i whack it on quite often...good stuff 👏..cheers mate hammergazz
@martinlimon3589Ай бұрын
Been into Gary since 1979, I was 13. Finished my lunch at school, walking down the corridor,and passed the music room. Pupils playing AFE on a little 60s portable record player. It stopped me dead in my tracks, literally. I only liked The Beatles didn't like punk. This moment changed my musical outlook forever. Just saw Gary a few weeks ago in Newcastle doing Replicas 45th. He can still move and play. Got my favourite album Telekon signed by him in June 2002 New sub ,great choice m8
@michaeltaylor2449Ай бұрын
AWESOME video Joffy cant beat having an LP mate really big Ts and very good display species as they are always out havent commented much on your videos for the past few weeks as my notifications somehow stopped coming through but will catch up on the ones I missed and is that a Killer Klowns from Outer Space T shirt I see lol hope your well mate 😉👍also looks like the T is in early stages of pre molt too
@OnlyADownstatАй бұрын
for me .. dead son rising is superior to jagged...
@mattedgar5255Ай бұрын
Been looking forward to this this since it was premiered Joffy. Great video and very informative mate. I don’t have a drone myself but have been looking at getting one fairly soon and watching this has really helped. I did look at the mini 2 se, but I think I’ve been swayed into the mini 4k instead now. Can’t wait to see some footage once you’ve got it up and running 👍
@numajoffАй бұрын
Thanks Matt. I'm hoping to take it for first flight next weekend as off to stevenage. Weather pending of course. Great happy but it is a weather based hobby
@MahinfreelancerАй бұрын
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@numajoffАй бұрын
I'm happy thanks 😊
@MahinfreelancerАй бұрын
I can make some videos if you want. No need to worry about payment. Hope you get a better result than the current situation.@@numajoff
@popcornandhorrorАй бұрын
It's great when u pick up and try a new movie and u really get on with it, 🙂👍🏻
@numajoffАй бұрын
Certainly is buddy
@stumurmer01Ай бұрын
He is such a brilliant artist. Like you, I've been a fan since the Japan days (Gentlemen Take Polaroids is my favourite Japan album too). He certainly doesn't get the recognition he deserves (Holger Czukay once said "I don't understand the UK. If David was German, he would be considered a national treasure.). There are so many great albums but Secrets From The Beehive, Brilliant Trees, Gone To Earth, Rain Tree Crow, Dead Bees and Snow Borne Sorrow are essential! There are some lovely compilations out there too. Sleepwalkers, A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012 and Camphor (instrumental work) are great places to start for someone looking to get a broad overview of his career before diving into the catalogue.
@popcornandhorrorАй бұрын
Keep seeing this one about in hmv but the cover is doing nothing to draw me in 😅 thanks for ur thoughts as always 👍🏻
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It is very traumatic and I would say not to be used in schools as that would be child cruelty. Why teach something which may never happen, and if it does, game over. It is very depressing.
@@lifeschool I first sa it in school
@@lifeschool I first saw it in school
So glad you uploaded another video of this game Joffy. It really is great. I hated the bit jumping on the helicopter as well, really frustrating 😂 I know you don’t normally do complete play throughs but it would be amazing to see you finish this as an exception. Hearing your commentary would be brilliant too mate, with all the frights the game gives 👍
Is this a indie game?
@caykechristyan3219 aye it's awesome
Really great video Joffy and Mark! Amazing views of Sowerby Bridge guys. You don’t realise how flat Stevenage is until you see those lovely green rolling hills of Yorkshire! Hope you both had a lovely time on Mark’s visit up the road 👍
@mattedgar5255 thanks brother. The older I get the more I prefer the flat lol
Beautiful t love your videos jiffy
Beautiful t love your videos joffy
His solo albums are all shitty herbal tea musick. Only albums worth listening to are ones made with Japan or their menbers.
My top 3: Splinter: Songs From A Broken Mind Telekon The Pleasure Principle
Looks really cool Joffy! My son got a Metaquest 2 at Christmas and he absolutely loves it. Gorilla Tag is his favourite game 😂
"Nostalgia' is an original and absolutely brilliant song that changed my musical perspective. After I'd listened thru brilliant trees I was hooked!
Great to hear ur thoughts on this one as always mate 👍🏻 this was a recent watch for me and I really enjoyed. I'd seen most of the other notorious French extreme movies back in the day, but this one had slipped past me until recently 😅
@popcornandhorror nice one brother popcorn
Great film
Looking forward to frontiers, seen it years ago, interested to hear your opinion on it
Switchblade Romance one of my all time favourites, the torch 🔦 scene was very clever.
I know I’m repeating myself but it’s just so beautiful and green. Another great droning video mate, just brilliant! Two things I noticed, firstly, there’s been a lot of changes at Bedwell school, or Marriott’s now, the whole thing looks brand new. And second, where you took off from at the start of the video isn’t where you were waving from towards the end, did you walk round the main lake while shooting the footage? Any way, love watching these Joffy, the new drone is so cool mate 👍
Yes bud we walked around
This game is absolutely hilarious and bloody terrifying at the same time Joffy. I bought it after seeing your first gameplay video and I won’t spoil it for you or anyone else but let’s just say it gets even more scary further on! Really hope you enjoy finishing it mate and good luck getting off that rig!!! 👍
I saw the censored version first bc American and they cut almost everything out, especially the love scene between the younger sister and the Luis
I know it’s man made Joffy, and I know there’s old shopping trollies, bikes, and god knows what else in the main lake, but it really is a beautiful heart to Stevenage. One thing I didn’t realise was how big Peartree Park is when you see it from this height! So glad you’ve done another drone video mate 👍😀👍
I love fairlands it's beautiful
I completed this yesterday, fantastic ride! One of my favourite games of the year so far
This game looks amazing Joffy! The graphics, the voice acting, the storyline, all brilliant and really atmospheric. Can’t wait for the next upload mate 👍
Thanks bro. It's cool 😎
Well done Mark, brilliantly flown mate 👍 What a day too, amazing weather! Just a little side note, that second piece of music was great , upbeat and sunny to go with the view 👍😀👍
Thanks bro
Nice 👍🏼 ❤
I remember how excited we were when Brilliant Trees was released. Great album i’m 56 now WTF. Weatherbox is great if you can track it down.
Oooh, what's in the fishtank?!
It's a vivarium and it's a tarantula bud
Another one of those titles I've picked up and put down in stores many times 😄 I'm slightly more tempted now though 👍🏻
The second the video started I thought “That’s Ridlins running track.” And I had a big smile on my face. Love seeing these drone uploads mate and I’ve got to say the improvement in picture quality is definitely there to be seen Joffy. You must be really pleased with the new drone mate 👍
I think I picked this up many many years ago on arrow dvd 🤔 before arrow dvd was even really a well known thing. Unfortunately I had my hopes set high from the cover and knowing it was from the director of the texas chainsaw. But when I watched it it was nothing like I was expecting 😅 this was going back alot of years though. So would be interesting to re watch again now with much older eyes.
Some fantastic pick ups there mate 😎👍🏻 I've seen torso and town that dredded sundown (a long long time ago) but the others sound really interesting 👍🏻
Why don't you start eating food whilst doing video
Nice pick ups joffy . Immaculate was a good film went to see it at the cinema your in for a treat all the best 👍
Fire in the sky or Communion, everything else seem like children's stories compared to them...
iv seen all those :D the best one i saw recently is the popes exorcist that's a good one, its so hard to find decent horror these days
I've always seen this movie cover about but never given it a watch, (as yet) sounds really interesting 👍🏻
I watched this back in the day too, and remember it fondly. Was on one of the catch-up channels recently but I didn't grab a chance to see it. As for the ubiquitous girls' hairdo 🙄 yep... I asked for a wee spiky pixie cut but no, ended up looking pretty much the same as everybody else. Fast forward to current day and my adoptive community, it's totally normal to say hello to random people on the street or in shops. We enjoy gentle banter and our little corner of the world seems friendlier for it.
Hope you are well angel x
I remember watching Ghostwatch on TV when it first aired. Didn’t know if it was real or not. Apparently the BBC switchboard was blocked that night with concerned people calling in. For me the number 1 has to be The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It was based on the serial killer Ed Gein. 2nd for me is Harry Brown. Not strictly a horror, there was something about this film that was both acutely believable and acutely disturbing. Number 3 is The Woman In Black. A straightforward ghost story with amazing acting from Daniel Radcliffe & Ciaran Hinds. Without doubt the scariest film I’ve ever seen.
Eden Lake Funny Games In Fear
I discovered Japan in the early 1980s when studying at the university but what really got me into David’s music was his first solo album, Btilliant Trees. After that I bought each album and I was also lucky to see him live twice. What an underrated artist. Amazing music that I am still listening. Thanks for the video.
just found on accident i really liked the vid thanks mate keep it up!! cheers
I'm glad you like Spiral, it's a criminally underrated film
I like 10 Rillington Place. The suspense is important and the misunderstanding of a person of low intelligence at the time. That case could have contributed to stopping capital punishment
Great list of 10 there mate 👍🏻 think 10 rawlington place is one of the ones i still need to see. Love dead man's shoes, have u seen 'straightheads' with Gillian Anderson? Or Outlaw with Sean Bean? Those are both worth a watch I'd say if not 😎👍🏻
Why do you suspect they picked an actress with such unsettling facial features? They obviously didnt want a pretty girl. Perhaps to add to the uncomfortable tone of the movie?
💯
Nice one joff i love count yorga vampire..return of is Great aswell..robert quarry plays the part brilliantly...notice the fangs were very pointed..it was just American twist on modern day dracula really..i have the box set with both films on blu.ray with some good extras..😊...i whack it on quite often...good stuff 👏..cheers mate hammergazz
Been into Gary since 1979, I was 13. Finished my lunch at school, walking down the corridor,and passed the music room. Pupils playing AFE on a little 60s portable record player. It stopped me dead in my tracks, literally. I only liked The Beatles didn't like punk. This moment changed my musical outlook forever. Just saw Gary a few weeks ago in Newcastle doing Replicas 45th. He can still move and play. Got my favourite album Telekon signed by him in June 2002 New sub ,great choice m8
AWESOME video Joffy cant beat having an LP mate really big Ts and very good display species as they are always out havent commented much on your videos for the past few weeks as my notifications somehow stopped coming through but will catch up on the ones I missed and is that a Killer Klowns from Outer Space T shirt I see lol hope your well mate 😉👍also looks like the T is in early stages of pre molt too
for me .. dead son rising is superior to jagged...
Been looking forward to this this since it was premiered Joffy. Great video and very informative mate. I don’t have a drone myself but have been looking at getting one fairly soon and watching this has really helped. I did look at the mini 2 se, but I think I’ve been swayed into the mini 4k instead now. Can’t wait to see some footage once you’ve got it up and running 👍
Thanks Matt. I'm hoping to take it for first flight next weekend as off to stevenage. Weather pending of course. Great happy but it is a weather based hobby
There is a technique to increase views in channel videos if you want, I can give it.
I'm happy thanks 😊
I can make some videos if you want. No need to worry about payment. Hope you get a better result than the current situation.@@numajoff
It's great when u pick up and try a new movie and u really get on with it, 🙂👍🏻
Certainly is buddy
He is such a brilliant artist. Like you, I've been a fan since the Japan days (Gentlemen Take Polaroids is my favourite Japan album too). He certainly doesn't get the recognition he deserves (Holger Czukay once said "I don't understand the UK. If David was German, he would be considered a national treasure.). There are so many great albums but Secrets From The Beehive, Brilliant Trees, Gone To Earth, Rain Tree Crow, Dead Bees and Snow Borne Sorrow are essential! There are some lovely compilations out there too. Sleepwalkers, A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012 and Camphor (instrumental work) are great places to start for someone looking to get a broad overview of his career before diving into the catalogue.
Keep seeing this one about in hmv but the cover is doing nothing to draw me in 😅 thanks for ur thoughts as always 👍🏻