7 Calming Comfort Games Guaranteed To Cheer You Up

[@hydriavision5610]

*read the title* "aww looks like a nice relaxing video *video starts * "why is there a darksouls opening ?" *takes a second look at the title to confirm it wasn't just an illusion *

[@tvgamer8984]

it is a thing of confort knowing you mastered the game, today if i want to relax i 1 - come and check for new videos 2 - play skyrim or fallout4 but if i'm really mad at something and need to reasure myself i'm god at something... 3 - dark souls 2 or 1

[@JLviper]

When I'm playing resident evil 3 and Nemesis grabs me, pulling me to him. "Hello. You've caught me trying to get the F away from you".

[@253LMMusic]

🤣☠️

[@Zabucracker]

Josh Lewis with me playing Resident Evil games it’s more like: “Hello. You’ve caught me trying to get an F in Resident Evil.” I’m not very good...

[@MrPritesh234]

Dont ever stop. Especially in these testing times

[@insecdroid]

Agreed

[@pa7ri0t]

"Calming Comfort Games" list without SKYRIM is not what I was expecting. But thanks Rob for including the games you never miss to include (MGS and FF) what ever the list is :)

[@jamescarroll384]

"There's immense satisfaction for me in pulling it off the way I like" Yeah Rob we've all had more free time on our hands lately

[@ridetheapex]

Remember to wash them when you are done.

[@EMEXD11]

my Uni is not handling this well at all they saw this as an oportunity to break us just for monday i have 6 projects T-T

[@Dakhoth]

@@EMEXD11 I'm in a similar boat here. Every morning I wake up feeling like I might discover my head has come off in the middle of the night and is hiding under the bed.

[@kierancampire]

One thing I love about quarantine is everyone is just openly being like "Yeah I'm horny AF lately" haha

[@naughtydan79]

You know what Rob? YOU`RE comforting! and I thank you for that :)

[@edwinsoccergoalie240]

Camping in Final Fantasy XV is the most calming, just selecting a beautifully crafted piece of culinary art from the recipe menu to have Ignis cook... it's poetic.

[@kenking2536]

I agree FF15 is a very chill experience. Camping, fishing, cooking and traveling with your best friends gives you a good feeling as the player.

[@noreehix5714]

The Doctor Azucar My thoughts exactly especially when they are spending time together, playing ff7r has made me miss my boys.

[@edwinsoccergoalie240]

@@kenking2536 yes!! Driving in the regalia in auto pilot and then suddenly rain begins to fall and you see the huge landscapes covered in rain and mist. There HAS to be a part two to this video!

[@edwinsoccergoalie240]

@@noreehix5714 I haven't gotten FFVIIR yet, but I've heard its amazing

[@Squall0506]

@@edwinsoccergoalie240 it is and i agree FFXV is a game i put on when i want to relax and mess around

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

I read "Guaranteed" as "Quarantined"

[@callmedeece415]

Lmao so did I! I read Quarantined in the title when on my subscriptions page then when I had the video opened I'm like where did I read Quarantined must have been in the thumbnail so went back to double check and it wasn't there.

[@tonywalker1954]

Same

[@robjackson3998]

That happened to me too

[@jotaro_sekiro_3280]

Me too this quarantine is getting too us lol

[@yeahsure.6083]

Its becoming a way of life

[@brent8407]

the Ratchet and clank games have always kinda been my sanctuary whenever I needed to relax. Also such nostalgia since the original R&C was the second game I ever played on the playstation (after Klonoa 2: lunatea's veil)

[@noquieropuerco]

Stealth games. Taking things slow and enjoying the scenery. AND NOW I learn Rob also "directs" his own "cinematic gameplay." I've said it before and I'll say it again: Rob is definitely my spirit animal.

[@Ryanmcfc25]

Your telling me rob actually made a video this week over playing final fantasy 7? I'm both surprised and impressed

[@thomasloyal4525]

Nah he made the video while playing ff7R you can hear it in the background at -15

[@desmondchew9789]

I mean, he's got the time and ff7 takes at most two days to finish even for the most enjoyable people. He can replay it after making the videos

[@cthulhufhtagn2483]

"Seriously, can everything be compared somehow to Dark Souls?" Mike from Oxbox: Yes.

[@cthulhufhtagn2483]

"Or write the word "little" over and over again in your notebook." Me: What? Shows it written _in cursive_ Me: 😮😮😮I UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING

[@caldwell0729]

I am an adult who has been subscribed to this channel for about 2 years. I just got a Playstation 4 Pro yesterday. Thank you for the sales pitch! Already put some time in to KH 1.5 Remix and Horizon Zero Dawn. Also was happy to see that PS Now has Dark Cloud, one of my favorite games from back in the day. Now the challenge is having too many games I want to play...

[@mojtecool9703]

I was thinking about Harvest moon or Stardew Valley or Minecraft.

[@madalice5134]

Animal Crossing has become my way of life when I'm not playing FF7R. A new day starts, I harvest ny fruits, hit some rocks and give presents to my islanders and then go to Midgar and get jnto motorcycle chases with a SOLDIER that has a "special" relationship with his bike ...

[@scarletrose2189]

Honestly needed this list more than you’d know. Major depression + world pandemic = “we’re all dead anyway” thoughts and me crying over not having a puppy. So comforting games are nice...I haven’t had a nice game in forever. Use to be that person that played the same game for like 3 years straight before switching to another game love lol. But thank you sincerely from the depths of whatever heart I have left here.😂

[@randomstuff-qu7sh]

For me, Path of Exile and Poke'mon Black are good comfort games. There's something comforting about spending time with characters that you've spent hours building up, making them that little bit stronger and measuring how much they've grown by how comparatively easily they now take down opponents that used to be troublesome.

[@beama0402]

RDR2! Yes! But specifically, after you rescue Sean but before you rescue Micah because of the atmosphere in camp. For me, returning to camp after a day hunting or exploring or shooting, and hearing a story already being told around the fire, or joining in on a song half-way through has this feeling of realness, of stepping into life with your family after a hard day. So calming.

[@martynpotter21]

Yes, Sabrina, they did an immense job of capturing that atmosphere perfectly 👌 I found myself waking up every morning in camp and starting my day by doing the "chores" and enjoying the conversations in between. Then by about 9am you'd head out for your day's activities, only to come back at the end of it to share stories and sing around the campfire...marvellous!

[@thegreatpineapple4425]

@@martynpotter21 Yep. I have a separate save at the exact point in the story. Horseshoe outlook is my favourite camp. Just like Rob mentioned in the video, I am a sucker for how deliberate and slow everything is in RDR2. Wake up, drink coffee, do some chores, talk with the gang and head out. When I'm not stargazing after a hearty meal, I'm on my way to the camp with some game on my trusty steed Geronimo, my blood bay thoroughbred. ❤

[@martynpotter21]

@@thegreatpineapple4425 yes the pacing is definitely more my style, and it was refreshing really, compared to how most other games are created. I think Rockstar nailed it, in that regards, you played it at a slower and more deliberate pace and it just felt organic. Without getting too cliched, I had an experience rather than I played a video game.

[@keridinsmore5181]

The Spyro the Dragon original trilogy has been my comfort game since I was seven years old--and yes I still play it on the remaining working PS2 that is lovingly safeguarded in the cabinet

[@d.g.m.8455]

I feel if Elle was still part of the team, her comfort game would probably be God of War: "There is nothing quite so satisfying as cleaving a Draugr's head in two with the Leviathan Axe or tearing the wings off a Valkyrie after just barely managing to defeat them. (Relaxed sigh)

[@Truestoryguy]

If Rob likes writing the word "Little" in cursive, just wait until he discovers "Wittle."

[@KataraTheDragon7834]

The first three Spyro the Dragon games, original and remake. It’s familiar, the rhythm is just right and I can quote the entire trilogy word for word.

[@bronco5591]

The ps2 Ratchet and Clanks and the Spyro trilogy my go to during the holidays with a comfy blanket and a big mug of hot chocolate. That's a relaxing time.

[@HC_Constance]

Horizon Zero Dawn is a big one for me. I've been replaying it recently and honestly it's so soothing to my soul. Not even just the story, sometimes simply roaming around, hunting when you get the jump on some machine, or just finding that perfect nature shot in photo mode... Awww so comforting. Also Kingdom Hearts. The whole series. Any one of them. They send me on an emotional rollercoaster but I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@heatherwagenbach4302]

I played through Horizon: Zero Dawn after a near simultaneous breakup and layoff. The feeling of empowerment in getting stronger and helping others in such an incredible setting helped me manage the powerlessness of reality.

[@xeno-crisis]

My recommendation : playing games like God of War, DmC, metal gear rising, castlevania in easy mode, just so satisying ! Racing on the Nurburgring while listing to Pink Floyd on spotify, Bird watching on Red Dead Redemption 2 while playing in a very realistic and nice way, being an eagle in Assassin's creed or taking an helicopter in gta V, just playing Skyrim.

[@roryk101]

Playing uncharted 4 on easy to relax is also great, it's an excellent movie on that difficulty

[@Santisima_Trinidad]

Titanfall 2 on easy mode, or, for those who really don't want anything shooting back at them, just the tutorial. Oh, and don't forget basically every Lego game ever created. Lego is even more fun when you can accidentally step on it.

[@woodsy.2977]

This. My absolute is picking a game from the assassins creed series and just playing. Such joy and relaxation.

[@bddwww]

I've been taking all my suddenly gained free time to play Ni No Kuni for the first time and honestly, it's become an instant comfort game, just existing in Ni No Kuni's world just makes me so happy.

[@nghtwng1572]

My comfort game has to be monster hunter world. Having memorised a monsters attacks, patterns and behaviour and pulling off dodges and counter attacks like some kind of anime hero, never once being hit by the monster and in a climatic climax slaying the beast and hearing that victory chime as the monster falls.

[@DN_13]

Hello! You caught me not saying, "Hello! You caught me..." in the beginning of the video.

[@SquibbeyJenkins]

Spyro is comforting because of the beautiful music and graphics, it transports you to a world like no other

[@raffibarrows3584]

Mine is Viva Piñata trouble in paradise! So calming and just wholesome to play.

[@dragonbuster1174]

I'm sure that the chocobo racing from Final Fantasy X is on this list and isn't blocked from your mind, Rob.

[@bruhfiki3684]

I have 3 comfort games. Rocket League (casual obviously) coincided with Spotify. and FFX/FFVII original, simply because the soundtracks on both games are my personal favorite and the nostalgia I get playing it literally takes me to a simpler time in my life.

[@mnemophage]

Yeah, it's the Sims for me. It's perfect lifestyle wish fulfillment and I've given up feeling embarrassed about it. Sometimes I just want to live my life but with everything going right. I can get that job I look for. I can be guaranteed to improve at something if I put the time into it. My house is beautiful, my mood is controllable, and I look just how I want. It's nice to dream.

[@burnfout4392]

Great video again. The FFIX part was fantastic, as well as the tanker bit. Don't ever stop.

[@Wogle]

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain - I have spent more time running around, exploring and doing Side Ops than I have the actual story, just to relax. Also, running around Mother Base saying hi to your soldiers.

[@doobie_mouse2083]

Just finish 7r. It was spectacular. And now Im thinking about rolling up some humanity next. Thanks for that!

[@mikey123456789012]

Spyro the Dragon, Jak and Daxter the Precursor Legacy, the Sly trilogy, and Guitar Hero 3.

[@TheFartsandCrapsShow]

I 100% agree with FFIX being comfort video game food. It's probably the perfect JRPG, and STILL my favorite game of all time.

[@jakeabbott249]

KH3 or any KH game, monster hunter world, battlefront 2, batman arkham, ff7r, bloodborne, and uncharted 4 or 2...I find comfort in being absorbed into different types of worlds

[@fhantasm]

Persona 5's music helped me get through depression. :)

[@TheTojo989]

True

[@redpyramid8909]

I hope you are doing better now. ;)

[@NeoNinjaX87]

Happy to hear it!!!!

[@brady2277]

Especially royal, the new music hits hard

[@gamer2101]

Skyrim helped me. I hope you are better.

[@Ginkgo_leaf_3000]

Gravity Rush 2 is my favourite comfort game at the moment. The characters, the music, the open world with its two cities and many districts and the way you use gravity to travel between them. I find it all very relaxing.

[@CaptainCJ97]

That gravity rush greatness

[@shannasemenza8821]

Spyro the dragon, Horizon Zero Dawn, Final Fantasy 7, ... several others

[@vinnycent1496]

Chocabo racing on the ps1 is my favorite game to relax too. The music is comforting and it has vibrant colors in the environment. Sypro the dragon is also another game I like to relax to when I'm stressed out too.

[@rockutron9000]

Tetris Effect has become my go to for chilling out and zoning out.

[@bryancadents3559]

Rob, thank you so much for continuing to produce these even from isolation. These videos offer a sense of routine and normalcy that most of us lack during these lockdowns. Truly, thank you.

[@jcjourneys4432]

There are so many games that people find special comfort in, maybe Rob should make a part 2 of this video next week? I mean, not even one mention of Skyrim? Skyrim is my absolute comfort game, filled to the brim of familiarity . Had a bad day? Skyrim. Boss didn't want to get out of your face? Fus Ro Dah your follower off a mountain, imaging it's your boss. Need a laugh? Download the Catnip mod and laugh at jumping chickens. Need to get totally immersed and lost in a game for hours, escaping reality and giving your tired brain a break? Skyrim. Skyrim is the definition for comfort for me. I'm 100% positive that we can get 7 more games for a list video? I mean what about the gems like ABZU, Life is Strange, Mass Effect, Tetris Effect and the Fallout Games? (Not 76 though XD)

[@JT-nu3fn]

Breath of the Wild. it's such a beautiful world to just walk/ride a horse through. I got an easy 250 hours in it. it's been the one game that somehow keeps pulling me back in.

[@ghostmonkey0432]

Thanks for showing number IX love I was 8 years old and was just taken away by this game I played it like a nuub but as I got older and consequent gameplays I got better, understood, and relished the story even more.

[@guidogos6031]

I can agree with Gran Turismo sport and I have to say with shame I never played FF9. Just FF7, FFX, FFX2, FF12, FFXIII and FFXIII-2. I don't know why I didn't play that one. I love Ghibli studio.

[@SeanScottColony]

Rob's overview of how one plays the Tanker section of MGS is so on point I got goosebumps.

[@jonathanwilson7949]

Rob’s love of the Lord of the rings is like my love of the first home alone. I must’ve watched it over a hundred times and I still love it the same as I did the first time.

[@perfectlyhopeless]

As a big BioWare fan my two biggest Comfort Games are Dragon Age Inquisition and Mass Effect 2. With DAI I've played so much (about 2300 whoops) that I can just wander the sandboxes and do side quests, enjoying the ambience and the companion banter. With ME2 there's just something so wonderful about returning to the Normandy, going through the main game and DLCs in my perfect order, and feeling like a proper badass with a sniper rifle.

[@mikkdc]

No Mans Sky and Elite Dangerous are the perfect chillout games for me. Just flying around solar systems, landing on the planets and exploring, not knowing what you could find next, is so relaxing.

[@claratalbot7613]

Bloodborne, Bioshock 2, Layers of fear, Skyrim, and Little Nightmares are some games I use to relax

[@alec7568]

Adding to the driving one: i have a car simulator cockpit set up and have spent hundreds of hours drifting so far, the satisfaction of perfectly linking up corners is hard to beat.

[@clownymoosebean]

For me, it's going to be CTR Online, but ONLY after I beat the Developer Times so I can show off my Master Wheels. Just so I can drive around slowly and actually explore the track with zero intention of winning any races. Maybe I'll just drive around the track backwards, or horse around in areas that are within sight of other racers, but far from the critical path. Turn some heads and make people wonder what I'm doing, then they'll see my master wheels and realize: "Oh, that guy's just enjoying his retirement from competitive racing."

[@MagnusRocco]

My current comfort game is Final Fantasy 7 remake. I like to take it slow and gawk at how Midgar looks prettier than it did in my imagination as a kid. However, when I really feel like reminiscing about my childhood I dust off the first game I ever owned Pokemon Red.

[@thebahamamama7965]

For me it's Kingdom Hearts 2. My favorite game of the series. I could walk around in Twilight Town and listen to "Lazy afternoons" for decades

[@vanonymousgames7050]

This does make me curious as to which video game soundtracks the access crew like to listen to because all of these have great audio. Perhaps a Tuesday Checklist idea?

[@laalratty]

I love the soundtracks to Spirti of the North and Flower.

[@Clovenstone-Blue]

Personally, I love the Peter Jackson's King Kong soundtracks, GTA San Andreas Theme song, Ghostmaster title scream, and Spongebob Squarepants CFTKK diesel dreaming soundtrack.

[@vanonymousgames7050]

Oh god I have too many to list personally. Though I remember specifically falling in love with The Legend of Dragoon’s soundtrack first back when I had my very first PlayStation. Hearing the second boss theme (the one that plays when you’re fighting a serious boss like one of the dragons) cemented itself as one of the coolest I’d heard. Still wish I could get a CD copy or a digital version.

[@Clovenstone-Blue]

@@vanonymousgames7050 you can always try to search it up on youtube to see if anyone had uploaded the soundtrack.

[@slipknota7xeg]

I can't stop listening to the Doom Eternal and ff7 soundtrack.

[@theAshesofDecember1]

As much as I love this channel, it’s sometimes as though the staff only believes there have been roughly fifteen games ever made

[@Bucky_Buckster]

they play lots of games, these games just have had the biggest impact

[@themightycongueror8383]

I find that kind of hard to believe, they've mentioned hundreds of different games over the years, many of which I've never even heard of.

[@TheSpongyMallard]

One time I got so annoyed with OverWatch back in the day I said, "Forget this, I'll play Dark Souls 3 PvP" and I had a much better time. It's weird how Souls-likes can be comfort games when you know them in and out.

[@kevinjustice1765]

I still revisit ME3 multiplayer from time to time. I'm never disappointed 😂.

[@TheCaliforniaHP]

Fromsoftware is my comfort

[@mangamegbe]

Final Fantasy and Persona, I’m with you all the way.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Coming back to these videos during covid really takes me back. Even if it was only like 3 1/2 years ago

[@Squall0506]

I agree with FFIX and i also want to throw FFXV in too once you have finished the story FFXV is a great world to doss about in, drive around listening to classic FF songs, do some fishing, go camping It's great to relax with

[@ryanhuntley2201]

It's Kingdom Hearts for me. I've beat KH2:FM twice in the last week, once on critical and once on easy as I go for the platinum.

[@GuiHarrison]

I too watch LoTR every christmas and it's my soul cleanser since the first time.

[@JaneXemylixa]

The "yellow" section of Gris. Pulling off perfect chains of platforming moves you've learned so far in a gorgeous and - for once - completely stress-free environment, and then singing the whole place to life.

[@roryk101]

I just downloaded the ffix theme for PS4, and it makes the main screen have the most relaxing music, with the menu sounds being the ones in game

[@distanceyaself8975]

I'm so so glad you put red dead 2 in this list I couldn't agree more with exploring the wilderness, drinking coffee and hunting new things to eat on ya happy trails.

[@timeavegh3782]

My comfort game is The Witcher 3. Whenever I want to relax I just admire it's world, the shores and mountains of Skellige, the vistas of Kaer Morhen, the sun going down in Velen, the windmills and vineyards of Toussaint and the big city life of Novigrad. For me it's perfection.

[@nobledonkey17]

Right now my calming relaxing game is animal crossing new horizons

[@enderhx]

That first minute is so wonderfully wholesome! I wish Rob all the happiness and joy he has brought so many of us will be returned to him tenfold :D Thank you PlayStation Access for all the entertainment!

[@mashaelalanzi9607]

This is some excellent writing! You’re so talented Ron. That fact you can make something you and I don’t enjoy eg hard games sound so calm and relaxing is something I can’t praise enough

[@TLXakaTheLetterX]

So I used to watch these every week... then youtube stopped suggesting them and they passed to legend. Now a year later. I remembered that these are a thing. So time to binge watch 40 of them to catch up.

[@lucilliacrosszeria]

Bloodborne is definitely my chill out game. I love walking through the world, taking in the sights.

[@franciscoazevedo1346]

Rob basically described not only how I play red dead, but the games being a movie and I am the director, thing that I feel like I am always doing. Good to not feel alone, thx Rob

[@EJAndrews13]

Yeah, the tanker section in MGS2 is something I would play through when I was stressing over exams. Either that or running around in KH1 and KH2, especially Traverse Town or Twilight Town : )

[@1lb2rt4t4rr2s]

"You can smell that fresh pine tree air" 😳😳😳 Wow... you really get your money's worth out of this games, don't you?.

[@gregoreisenhorn5093]

The thing is, if you've ever been to the great outdoors, you can. Having it so beautifully rendered brings it all right back.

[@MikeActualLi]

Ahhh my childhood; replaying the Tanker over and over again.

[@shadowlibrarian400]

Zelda OoT is my comfort game, I know the whole game by heart. 😌

[@jivasjify]

I can watch and hear Robert talk all day about games and be in a cheery mood all day.

[@rubenfaria7860]

For me Steep is a great relaxing game. I just go for it to snowboard down a mountain with a sunset. The faster I go, the louder the music plays and absorbs everything. And luckily, the soundtrack is amazing. It's a really relaxing and comforting game.

[@Stev02006]

These video’s are a great comfort to me every Friday. Been watching so long now and every week I look forward to the video going up on Friday, wondering what it’s going to be about this week then finally enjoying that fun video with the ‘it’s Friday’ feeling just to top it off.

[@kadachi16]

I saw Katamari on the thumbnail, and I started to feel cozy on my cold wooden bench seat with no back brace. There are days in which I play a Katamari game and then go about my normal life questioning “if I am ballsy enough to roll that stoplight” until I am honked at for daydreaming when it turns green

[@SlayerRunefrost]

Beat Saber. Can play it for hours no matter how tired or sweaty I get.

[@bakaryansama]

I listen to the FF9 soundtrack whilst I work. Just everything about that game relaxes me.

[@JustTomPlays]

I look forward to your videos each and every week, Rob but I think my wife looks forward to just hearing you go 'Heiillooo...' at the beginning of each introduction even more! Thank you for creating really great and entertaining videos each and every week. To all of you at PlayStation Access :)

[@Bandzrcool]

Comfort includes these videos! It's so nice to hear Rob's witty jokes and that familiar Access background music!

[@NinjaS8Kills8]

Sly Cooper & the Thievius Raccoonus, Jak & Daxter, and the Mass Effect series. The first two are pure blasts of nostalgia from my childhood. The third? My favorite fictional universe of all time. Whenever life gets to be too much, Mass Effect helps me escape for a while.

[@kingleby]

Totally agree with the Final Fantasy IX entry. Also any of the lego games, love The Hobbit one. On a random note, where did you get your sofa/chair? They look really comfy!

[@pinkymonroe6871]

I have a similar feeling that Nathan has with Dark Souls but with the game "Frogger: Ancient Shadow." That feeling of getting lost in complex puzzles and calming music really keeps me content. Plus, it's gameplay reminds me of watching an anime I've seen over and over.

[@mkm7251]

Just started playing the Witcher 3 again, and sometimes it’s just nice to stroll through the landscape and take in the scenery. It’s such a beautiful game.

[@brigadierblue221]

Roaming in RDR2 Just getting on my horse, hunting for crafting materials and killing it at the Poker Tables in St. Denis Absolute perfection

[@MrSilvanous]

You had me at Dark Souls; I play Demon Souls every Xmas just for the same reasons you described. Calm, enjoyable, learned and practiced roadmap permanently embedded in my brain.

[@JillianValentine215]

Playing DMC1, 3 or 5 on normal difficulty with everything unlocked and maxed out. SO, SO GOOD and relaxing

[@RangerBalone]

Steep! The snowy mountains are beautiful and the gameplay is very smooth. You can play with friends too. One of my favorite games to get lost in

[@adeadphish7931]

always love when Persona makes the Friday feature and this list in particular makes me happy!! Persona 3/3p/4/4g/5/5r have been my go to unwinding game for over a decade now and even introduced me to the first RPG series to rival Pokemon and FF in the form of SMT and a good long JRPG is comfort gaming in all its forms for me

[@cmwinchell]

In order of comfort from, most to least, my games are: 1. Dragon Age: Origins - Nothing says comfort like strolling through the halls of the lost Dwarven Kingdom. 2. Dishonored (any) on Low Chaos 3. Kingdoms of Amalur 4: Dishonored (any) on High Chaos 5. Mass Effect 2

[@void_presence]

Rock Band (whatever version); I don't play expert, I just like playing casually on medium...sometimes hard; I just like to play along to the music; and the feeling the game gives you of being in a band. Good times.

[@LorenzoPierleoni]

Before Rob said that entry #2 was chosen by Rosie, I thought that Hollie took control of his body for a bit ahahahahah