Freemasons are fake lies in video games too I guess. Its not just a real life thing. Spreading their false beliefs into the world.
@ashkesslet1149Күн бұрын
THE COIN GAME!!
@JamessIscool2 күн бұрын
40:28 mr mix
@osmiumGE2 күн бұрын
Great video i have never seen somebody cover coin game in this way.
@carldanielparcon71602 күн бұрын
How about, all of us here in the comments section have a go on this game?
@Houselover692 күн бұрын
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wirh for a nuclear winter
@SilverCipher002 күн бұрын
Ritualpastas are so interesting to me, I've heard so many there are hardly any I don't know
@phillipsmith44732 күн бұрын
There's also a supposed lost fresh prince episode where the family's mother (Vivian i think?) goes insane and kills the entire family except Hillary, has anybody heard of that?
@HomieGotU12752 күн бұрын
guhuh
@dhphoto3 күн бұрын
@25:30 The epitome... it's pronounced Eh-pit-toh-me.
@tylociraptor81313 күн бұрын
So fun fact- the textures in LSD change depending on how you interact with the dream. You got the sexual textures! All the japanese words on the walls are describing vague sexual situations, uncomfortable things and other such sexually related things!
@KoroaWasTaken3 күн бұрын
Sequel, please? 🥺
@mathieuleader86013 күн бұрын
childrens wards in hospital I view in spite of their bright colours are liminal spaces you can find in the real world
@WierdssW0lf3 күн бұрын
OH SHIT ITS CHELL-OBREIN
@ByeByeBYEBYE-lh5xi3 күн бұрын
I dislike your voice. You do not respect the phonetics of the English language. I dont like the sound of your dismissive tone.
@NovaFynchwyre-dz3do3 күн бұрын
Welp another hour to spend
@captainpepsi3533 күн бұрын
i really think my house needs its own video but was ok
@MegadriveMaster.3 күн бұрын
Love this content Sacrow!
@Nahobino7773 күн бұрын
The 3 games you covered really fit in the liminality genre and they look really interesting (i've known about LSD Simulator for a while but never tried it). Hope to see more videos about similar games (and maybe some movies with liminal imagery/themes like Vanilla Sky)
@supremeleader78633 күн бұрын
Did not expect this to be as good as it is holy shit
@kilik1243 күн бұрын
My first exposure to this concept was playing Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories for the gba.
@Zachthebabex__3 күн бұрын
Coin game super cool, my house wad mind boggling!
@Zachthebabex__3 күн бұрын
Love that you cover video games that capture Liminality!! One of my favorite topics that a lot of the “liminal space yters” don’t cover! Keep it up!
@bolts45533 күн бұрын
What was the name of the second game at the very beginning of the video. It was a truck driving in a dark forest, it looked really interesting :0
@pikkkkaro3 күн бұрын
its a horror driving game called beware
@jurisfootrag3 күн бұрын
Coin Game is so freaking weird, man. Your mind instantly thinks there's something hidden in all this sh!t that has nothing to do with arcades lol
@murder101storytime3 күн бұрын
Lmao, I'm 30 minutes into listening to this while I take photos of my new DOOM figures before I paint them and what do I hear you start talking about? Freakin DOOM.
@EddieGaster3 күн бұрын
The LSD Game looks like a Terry Gilliam fever dream. 57:13 There's that song again!
@osmiumGE2 күн бұрын
My House ruined that song it caused a whole flood of kids and annoying people to infect every corner of the internet its talked about which is so sad because i think it uses that song perfectly and it sucks that such a massive negative event was caused by it using it
@EddieGasterКүн бұрын
@@osmiumGE I agree
@heyheyitsjae24753 күн бұрын
21:57 looks like Jerma
@omgtatercat3 күн бұрын
I love House of Leaves. I should read it again, I have a copy of it.
@the_ecips9692Күн бұрын
Currently reading it for the first time after owning the book for literally over a decade (English is not my first language, it was very intimidating). It's far creepier than I thought. Really, really amazing book! Still can't believe I had one of the ancestors of liminal horror sitting untouched on my shelf all those years. xD
@StyleshStorm3 күн бұрын
1 hour of liminal content? Let me get my dinner 🍽️
@jewjewsbizarreadventure3 күн бұрын
For as oversaturated as liminal locations are, virtual liminal worlds don't get enough attention. Certain games just have an auroa to them that cannot be replicated and there's been plenty of games I've played that gave that give off the vibe of liminacy perfectly with dream emulater being the best example given its quite literally based on the developer's dreams so that understands the very dream like feeling that comes with these places
@Sacrow3 күн бұрын
I agree fully. There are also a lot of games that give off liminal vibes.
@nero21532 күн бұрын
@@Sacrow I always found that Ocarina of Time's dungeons in particular, or even the game itself feels very liminal and dream like
@EmmaKathleen73 күн бұрын
LSD Dream Emulator looks freaky to me, the sound effects and the environments are strange, but I guess that's the point lol, well done on the vid btw sir 😊
@Sacrow3 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@DJ-rx9pz3 күн бұрын
Yooooo
@orchidstar983 күн бұрын
Hey friend, just wanted to let you know that the word “epitome” isn’t pronounced as it looks, it’s pronounced “eh-PIT-o-me”. I was humiliated once for pronouncing it wrong so I wanted to save you that pain ❤ Great video as always!
@arknark3 күн бұрын
I just heard that and then found this comment. Nice
@tylociraptor81313 күн бұрын
Said it in front of my wife like he did once and gave her the giggles xD I was like wait what???
@argotsambienceКүн бұрын
the worst time i mispronounced something in front of people was in college and i said baynal when i meant to say banal (ban-ahhl) so embarrassing.
@MadlynLockheart443 күн бұрын
10 minutes of gameplay for my house.wad my butt lol
@arbitrary28683 күн бұрын
2020 really did change my way of thinking when commuting anywhere. I now actively look for spots or locations that look Liminal. Be they an empty parking lot at night, a vacant aisle at the store, a street with no cars present, or just any random spot my brain even remotely interprets as Liminal.
@malithion50463 күн бұрын
Just came across this video; knew a bit about the Worlds stuff but was pleasantly surprised by the coverage of vampirism. The vampire subculture craze actually predates the Twilight films, and had it's first peak in, I'd say, the late 90's and early 2000's, with Buffy the Vampire Slayer taking off, the popularity in goth culture, and the big resurgence in new religious movements. If I recall, the "vampire lifestyle" even received some media attention at the time, commenting on such things as the sharpening of teeth. I mostly experienced this community in a tertiary way online at the time, through my interactions with the otherkin community and research into non-human identification as well as the occult. The main conceptions I saw were the idea of vampires being human-divergent and having an energy deficiency, that required some sort of feeding process to correct, whether via blood or a psychic energy. While I am loathe to criticize or diminish others identifying in this way, given my own very idiosyncratic identity, I can see a rational, anthropological approach to the concept that would argue it is a result of cultural trends, alienation and emotional need. There is also an argument to be made for mental health as a contribution, as I know of at least one case of a self-Identifying vampire making statements that closely match those of the Cotard delusion. And of course there's the well-known Renfield syndrome. As far as is known to me, the subculture has a far diminished presence, and I can't recall the last time I met someone who identified as a vampire, despite my frequent interactions with those whom identify as otherkin and therian. The web presence seems much reduced as well, and I can't even find the major vampiric House whose website was so informative. I do believe the vampire clubs are all gone now, just as goth culture seems to have lost the prominence it once had. If you do decide to cover the topic in depth, I can recommend a few sources I have and found useful. Belanger's "Vampires: In their Own Words" is an excellent collection of both firsthand statements from members of the community and differing perspectives with critiques of it. Konstantinos' "Vampires: the Occult Truth" is more dramatic and a bit sensationalist, but also includes firsthand accounts from self-identified vampires and more coverage of the folkloric basis for vampires, as well as modern cultural and speculative instances (current as of its printing in 2010). I still find this subject fascinating, and we even have the concept of "voidpunk" now, a concept of identifying as non-human that is stated to be directly due to alienation experienced by certain minorities. All that said, I enjoyed the video and hope this finds you well. :3
@namedata3 күн бұрын
early af for a sacrow video lets go
@arbitrary28683 күн бұрын
11:03 Huh, so that's why it's called the Violence District
@noahasencio85893 күн бұрын
Hi 👋
@BrickFighter133 күн бұрын
MyHouse.WAD was groundbreaking not only for the liminal space scene, but also for how much it broke things that were seem to be impossible with the DOOM engine.
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Ahh the freedom.
Freemasons are fake lies in video games too I guess. Its not just a real life thing. Spreading their false beliefs into the world.
THE COIN GAME!!
40:28 mr mix
Great video i have never seen somebody cover coin game in this way.
How about, all of us here in the comments section have a go on this game?
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wirh for a nuclear winter
Ritualpastas are so interesting to me, I've heard so many there are hardly any I don't know
There's also a supposed lost fresh prince episode where the family's mother (Vivian i think?) goes insane and kills the entire family except Hillary, has anybody heard of that?
guhuh
@25:30 The epitome... it's pronounced Eh-pit-toh-me.
So fun fact- the textures in LSD change depending on how you interact with the dream. You got the sexual textures! All the japanese words on the walls are describing vague sexual situations, uncomfortable things and other such sexually related things!
Sequel, please? 🥺
childrens wards in hospital I view in spite of their bright colours are liminal spaces you can find in the real world
OH SHIT ITS CHELL-OBREIN
I dislike your voice. You do not respect the phonetics of the English language. I dont like the sound of your dismissive tone.
Welp another hour to spend
i really think my house needs its own video but was ok
Love this content Sacrow!
The 3 games you covered really fit in the liminality genre and they look really interesting (i've known about LSD Simulator for a while but never tried it). Hope to see more videos about similar games (and maybe some movies with liminal imagery/themes like Vanilla Sky)
Did not expect this to be as good as it is holy shit
My first exposure to this concept was playing Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories for the gba.
Coin game super cool, my house wad mind boggling!
Love that you cover video games that capture Liminality!! One of my favorite topics that a lot of the “liminal space yters” don’t cover! Keep it up!
What was the name of the second game at the very beginning of the video. It was a truck driving in a dark forest, it looked really interesting :0
its a horror driving game called beware
Coin Game is so freaking weird, man. Your mind instantly thinks there's something hidden in all this sh!t that has nothing to do with arcades lol
Lmao, I'm 30 minutes into listening to this while I take photos of my new DOOM figures before I paint them and what do I hear you start talking about? Freakin DOOM.
The LSD Game looks like a Terry Gilliam fever dream. 57:13 There's that song again!
My House ruined that song it caused a whole flood of kids and annoying people to infect every corner of the internet its talked about which is so sad because i think it uses that song perfectly and it sucks that such a massive negative event was caused by it using it
@@osmiumGE I agree
21:57 looks like Jerma
I love House of Leaves. I should read it again, I have a copy of it.
Currently reading it for the first time after owning the book for literally over a decade (English is not my first language, it was very intimidating). It's far creepier than I thought. Really, really amazing book! Still can't believe I had one of the ancestors of liminal horror sitting untouched on my shelf all those years. xD
1 hour of liminal content? Let me get my dinner 🍽️
For as oversaturated as liminal locations are, virtual liminal worlds don't get enough attention. Certain games just have an auroa to them that cannot be replicated and there's been plenty of games I've played that gave that give off the vibe of liminacy perfectly with dream emulater being the best example given its quite literally based on the developer's dreams so that understands the very dream like feeling that comes with these places
I agree fully. There are also a lot of games that give off liminal vibes.
@@Sacrow I always found that Ocarina of Time's dungeons in particular, or even the game itself feels very liminal and dream like
LSD Dream Emulator looks freaky to me, the sound effects and the environments are strange, but I guess that's the point lol, well done on the vid btw sir 😊
Thank you!
Yooooo
Hey friend, just wanted to let you know that the word “epitome” isn’t pronounced as it looks, it’s pronounced “eh-PIT-o-me”. I was humiliated once for pronouncing it wrong so I wanted to save you that pain ❤ Great video as always!
I just heard that and then found this comment. Nice
Said it in front of my wife like he did once and gave her the giggles xD I was like wait what???
the worst time i mispronounced something in front of people was in college and i said baynal when i meant to say banal (ban-ahhl) so embarrassing.
10 minutes of gameplay for my house.wad my butt lol
2020 really did change my way of thinking when commuting anywhere. I now actively look for spots or locations that look Liminal. Be they an empty parking lot at night, a vacant aisle at the store, a street with no cars present, or just any random spot my brain even remotely interprets as Liminal.
Just came across this video; knew a bit about the Worlds stuff but was pleasantly surprised by the coverage of vampirism. The vampire subculture craze actually predates the Twilight films, and had it's first peak in, I'd say, the late 90's and early 2000's, with Buffy the Vampire Slayer taking off, the popularity in goth culture, and the big resurgence in new religious movements. If I recall, the "vampire lifestyle" even received some media attention at the time, commenting on such things as the sharpening of teeth. I mostly experienced this community in a tertiary way online at the time, through my interactions with the otherkin community and research into non-human identification as well as the occult. The main conceptions I saw were the idea of vampires being human-divergent and having an energy deficiency, that required some sort of feeding process to correct, whether via blood or a psychic energy. While I am loathe to criticize or diminish others identifying in this way, given my own very idiosyncratic identity, I can see a rational, anthropological approach to the concept that would argue it is a result of cultural trends, alienation and emotional need. There is also an argument to be made for mental health as a contribution, as I know of at least one case of a self-Identifying vampire making statements that closely match those of the Cotard delusion. And of course there's the well-known Renfield syndrome. As far as is known to me, the subculture has a far diminished presence, and I can't recall the last time I met someone who identified as a vampire, despite my frequent interactions with those whom identify as otherkin and therian. The web presence seems much reduced as well, and I can't even find the major vampiric House whose website was so informative. I do believe the vampire clubs are all gone now, just as goth culture seems to have lost the prominence it once had. If you do decide to cover the topic in depth, I can recommend a few sources I have and found useful. Belanger's "Vampires: In their Own Words" is an excellent collection of both firsthand statements from members of the community and differing perspectives with critiques of it. Konstantinos' "Vampires: the Occult Truth" is more dramatic and a bit sensationalist, but also includes firsthand accounts from self-identified vampires and more coverage of the folkloric basis for vampires, as well as modern cultural and speculative instances (current as of its printing in 2010). I still find this subject fascinating, and we even have the concept of "voidpunk" now, a concept of identifying as non-human that is stated to be directly due to alienation experienced by certain minorities. All that said, I enjoyed the video and hope this finds you well. :3
early af for a sacrow video lets go
11:03 Huh, so that's why it's called the Violence District
Hi 👋
MyHouse.WAD was groundbreaking not only for the liminal space scene, but also for how much it broke things that were seem to be impossible with the DOOM engine.