Lore Expert Plays Alan Wake 2 | Local Girl

[@hawkins347]

Super interesting that in one of the previous streams you've mentioned that the name Thomas comes from a word for "twin" because with that in mind, the first thing I thought of when I saw that poster is that "seine" in German means "his" so that would make Zane's full name "his twin"... very subtle, Remedy.

[@fleurrouge606]

One of his titles is Thomas the Rhymer thought it might be a play on Rhine (Rhine r) the river so referencing but changing his original last name and his other title Tom the poet. So Thomas Rhine. Also it’s similar to House of Leaves referring to Anne Danielewski in the novel “ a poe t”(and Poe is in this game.) Also parallels them turning Mr. Martin (Named after Mars Roman God of War)Hatch into Mr. Warlin Door.

[@leonielson7138]

1:16:10 "Ahti and the Janitors?" I wonder which instrument Zachariah Trench plays?

[@barkasz6066]

Finnish and Hungarian are thousands of years apart from one another but I understood Ahti's song's title immedaitely because it's almost the same in both languages and that got me ridiculously excited. :D

[@HatchlingChibi]

I'm loving your theory for Alan's father @4:36:00 ! I like it more than the other theory I keep hearing floated around (plus the light thing just makes sense!)

[@leonielson7138]

5:24:09 "In their drunken fever states, see them both profoundly; the pyramid and the stone file becomes a spruce tree." (Backwards lines from 'Take Control' by The Old Gods of Asgard)

[@LOVEMUFFIN_official]

There is a distinct possibility that Alan and Saga are the Children of the Elder Gods described in the song. The "children" in the song are clearly described as Hugin and Munin (Thought and Memory), Odin's ravens, being dark black and clawed. Consider Saga and Alan's respective Mind Places: Saga's "Field Office" Mind Place is her way of cataloging her investigations, holding her memories of her cases; Alan's Writer's Room (his version of the Mind Place) has his storyboard, allowing him to organize his thoughts and plan his narratives. These are the two parautilitarians who will be involved in the destruction of the Dark Presence (and it is worth remembering that under the influence of the Cauldron Lake Moonshine, the Andersons can see the future). They are also the ones who have the taken up the mantle of the Torchbearers.

[@Torr3697]

I don’t think Jesse’s memories were altered by looking behind the door, I think she just accepted that she was “wrong”, because everyone else remembered a film maker and all evidence pointed towards a filmmaker. Her first instinct is still to remember him as a poet because she’s seeing through the story, but she corrects herself afterwards to what she thinks is the truth.

[@TheAsylumCat]

There is audio logs of her mentioning the poems she had in a shoe box, and the FBC agent disguised as a therapist "correcting" her. (Likely unintentionally gaslighting)

[@Torr3697]

@@TheAsylumCat yeah, exactly! You only know you’re right if you know that something has changed reality, after all how often has everyone remembered something wrong only to have it corrected later. Jesse probably thinks it’s just the Mandela effect, like the Bearenstein bears (actually Bearenstain bears) or Tostino’s pizza (actually Totino’s pizza). It’s much easier to believe that you just consistently remember something wrong than to believe that everyone’s memory and all evidence has been changed, especially when you’re talking about something from that many years ago. Same way Saga would probably know Thomas Zane as a filmmaker, because being able to see through the story only means your memory won’t be changed, it doesn’t mean that you’ll instantly know the truth. Saga only knows what she’s learned, and if some of those things have been altered from their original form she wouldn’t be able to know. Same with Jesse, she doesn’t know everyone else has been altered, she only knows that she remembers a book of poetry she read as a kid that she apparently got the author mixed up with some other filmmaker, and everything and everyone she could ask would support that.

[@blahblahgdp]

i think the way remedy sets up not just characters but the whole world on top of how everything is presented/executed on top of fantastic writers, makes a game like this super interesting. Not to mention they';ve been building up to this for years.

[@johnstevenson1861]

Really enjoyed this walkthrough. Piecing together the story is interesting. Thanks to anyone who reads this.

[@delmattia96]

The Anderson truly always steal the scene ❤

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

MY boys! love these guys

[@MaRaMa-ARTZ]

4:13:04 Saga just did the Futterwacken there. lmao

[@colbyboucher6391]

Happy to see someone else find the Clicker's role in this story a little strange. It seems like most people just take it at face value. If anything, it's such a weird swap from one sort of MacGuffin to another that I'd like to think it was Alan's idea. Like, by giving The Clicker that much importance, clicking it becomes the one detail that needs to align for the rest of the story to happen. Cheat your way out of your own limitations.

[@CallMeKes]

"The heat of the murder like a crown burning on his brow." That's uh...that quite a song lyric. Anyone else catch the Christmas Tree Altered Item at 3:13:33 ? It's from Control. Did it escape? At least he noticed the flamingo. There are several altered items around.

[@piratetv1]

I missed it too. That's the one

[@leonielson7138]

2:01:10 Sigh ... "Okay, question: Why're we getting the password for this? Why do we know the code before we get to this?" My theory is that different Cult of the Tree members are setting up the caches - some like puzzles/riddles, some like hiding keys, others like math problems, and one of them couldn't be bothered, and rigged this up instead.

[@christophercomtois7175]

Omg the mayor setter kills cats joke is funnier the second time around.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

It's like the dude is trolling for votes lol

[@1tether]

Every time he says pat is declining, I throw up my hands and say, "What if he's remembering the truth?"

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I think I briefly commented that regarding seeing the missing girl. But there are other things like forgetting how his equipment work. Believing that Red lights mean it is turned on and green lights showing it is off. Little things like that have nothing to do with reality changes.

[@colbyboucher6391]

Another thing to remember is Wendy Davis really is one of the victims on Saga's case board at the beginning of the game. Part of the case file she brought with her from the FBI.

[@curiouscretin4136]

One of her kid's drawings looked kind of like the former, might be worth looking into

[@piratetv1]

You're right. That is the former. She played control

[@Laura_5757]

Please do a watch-a-long with analysis of the Twin Peaks series like you mentioned in this video! I’d love to see that. By the way, you mentioned in an earlier video that you have been reading Stephen King books but haven’t read that many; I think my you’d find that The Dark Half is really relevant to this series!

[@why772]

Glad to have found someone with the same love for Alan Wake 2 and Remedy as myself but that actually knows what they're talking about

[@Leuncode]

I haven't finished the game yet and didn't play far further than this yet either, so as of now I wonder - doesn't it seem like one of the brothers didn't act as if he knew us when we met him before travelling into the Overlap? Rose did, but he - he was wondering about the sweater and roots.... I paused and rewatched the scene, and he even introduced himself to us. This adds a spin on who's memories are being redacted

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Yep! Ilma did not know us originally but now he does. I noted something about Rose upon rewatch. After saying she doesnt forget stuff she has a facial expression like she is trying to remember what happened to Saga's daughter.

[@Leuncode]

@@GamingUniversityUoG yeah, at the time it felt to me she looked like she tried to remember a plot of a book she haven't read in awhile)

[@iSmartMan1]

The silly radio segments remind me of a podcast called Qwerpline. It's a fake local news program featuring Graham and Alex (one of whom unwillingly becomes the town Aldersm'n (sic)), a deadpan arts correspondent named Edith Slump, a traffic helicopter pilot named Richter Hammockslam who has never successfully done a traffic report, and their inept 19 year old summer intern Derek who holds his job well past summer and somehow remembers things from more than 19 years ago, plus a rotating cast of eccentric townspeople and correspondents. It's amazing, I highly recommend it.

[@Aldenfenris]

Sounds intriguing

[@piratetv1]

The door in the mind place is the janitors closet in the real world

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Dude wouldn't surprise me

[@LapnLook]

One of my favorite small revelations is that the Cult of the Tree symbols are just derived from the FBC pyramid logo The Board's influence reaches far :P

[@piratetv1]

There's a desk in the cult hideout with a stolen FBC file on it. The old gods sang about it backwards in control. " In their drunken fever state setting double profoundly the pyramid in the stolen file became a spruce tree"

[@evrynmetakn]

Not sure if this is touched on later, but i thought it was interesting (and intentional?) that huotari sounds a lot like watery

[@leonielson7138]

We've already theorized that Saga is a parautilitarian, like Jesse and Alan, who are resistant to the mind-altering effects of Caldron Lake - Jesse remembers Tom Zane being a poet instead of a film maker.

[@magickoopa24]

Watching these streams all in a row (great work btw), I realized that Illmo talked to Saga in chapter 2 without any mention of her being from there, yet when we get here we assume Saga is the one being affected. Feels like that happened with every playthrough, including my own, so its fun to see how memory is falliable even in the real world

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Yeah at the point in chapter 2 Ilmo truly didnt know her. Because that encounter didnt happen in page. It wasn't in the script. The first time Saga encounters him in the Return manuscript is in watery. So that is when he needs to follow the story and remember that he knows her.

[@everost4398]

Finally finished watching! Here are some of my comments :) 2:17:00 Remember that when you'll find all Mayor Setter campain slogans :) and the condition of Pat Maine saddened me too. Nothing personal as it is for you but 13 years ago he proved to be such a reliable character, well open to give Alan shelter from the police and FBI, one of the key people in Bright Falls. This sort of dementia doesn't do him justice. 3:50:51 Mayor Setter did it! (no spoilers 🤣 anyway there's no proof) 4:48:10 In Saga's Mind Place there is this framed recognition signed by that agent

[@piratetv1]

Children of the elder gods, memory and thought. Saga can read minds and possibly see the future like other Andersons. Alan can change the reality with his thought.

[@leonielson7138]

5:51:04 "Like I said: weak point in reality." Urban legends are powerful anchor points that the Dark Presence can use - if someone reenacts the legend, the Dark Presence can reach through it to corrupt the people involved. One of the pages, either the one you supposedly missed or one in the Overlap, explains that Mulligan and Thornton, after accidentally shooting a woman, stuffed her body down the well, allowing the presence to latch onto them. Pretty sure that they were the ones who put Nightingale's heart in the Caldron Lake General Store (you were wondering about that, earlier).

[@bryguytyguy]

I’m here to debunk your hypothesis with my own hypothesis. Children of the Elder gods wasn’t about the passing of the torch in the sense you’re thinking. The elder gods in question are Remedy Entertainment themselves even if Tor and Odin don’t know it, they just know they’re in a story that’s been predestined. So they’re rebels instead, children of the elder gods who will rebel against their father Sam Lake and refuse to be victims in this horror story. Something to that degree. I can’t wait to make my own videos on this stuff but I’m lazy at the moment.

[@Moonie504]

Back with another long comment (lmao oops I write/add to these as I watch so they can get sort of... long in the tooth). I find what we're learning about Saga really fascinating re: which story about Saga is real or not, or is it a combination of both? The idea that Saga really could have lived in Watery feels real and tangible, compared to her life before because we only really get a glimpse of that in the start through the phone calls. We've only seen her daughter in photos and heard her voice. But here we find a room full of things we can actually touch. And then there's her name of course, which ties her to The Old Gods. I wonder if someone is trying to write her back into a narrative she left? In a way that feels real, because the real Saga maybe wouldn't want to return home? It's hard to say. And then if this Saga, the Saga who lost her daughter is the same Saga as our Saga - what does that mean for Saga's Alex Casey? Or maybe both Saga's are now true inside of this one Saga. I also thought what you said about Alan and Baldur to be a really fun fan theory even if it doesn't really have any legs yet. The idea of the old giving way to the new (Saga/Alan) is great. In regards to The Cult of the Tree being a force against the Dark Presence instead of for it - I've had the same thought as you regarding them using the clicker perhaps to purify instead of whatever Saga might believe they are doing. However we've seen documents (maybe just pages written by Alan/Scratch) that seem to surely imply they are bad, and when they are taken their dialogue does also not sound friendly (and there have been implications that a few have been taken). So if The Dark Presence is trying to muddy the waters, it's doing a great job. Your thoughts when you see the flamingo are the same thoughts I've had when I've seen the few yellow rubber ducks they have laying about this game. I'm sure it's nothing, but it does play into the idea of iconography and subconscious Control had going on, so good job devs. Finally whenever I hear "Shitty Pastrami Sandwich" I can't help but laugh. The tone of this game is dark, but it's so funny each time, and I'm glad the devs were able to sprinkle some humor into it. Remedy so is good at that.

[@An1metrev1n]

Replayed control recently and realized the overlaps follow the rule of 3. There is always 3 loops, I found that interesting

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Rules of 3 is something we see in so many games too. Now that we pay attention to it.

[@Torr3697]

Honestly my theory for the alert was that time was already progressing faster in the oldest house now that it was disconnected from reality due to the lockdown. The alarm was coming in at the right time because that’s the moment in the real world it started going off. The rest of the hiss are then dealt with afterwards, and the Oldest House comes out of lockdown only to discover it’s many years later, set at the time Control 2 comes out. Otherwise I wouldn’t expect any of them to be sane after having been locked up in a building with no sunlight for over 5 years.

[@everost4398]

24:50 Dean, is that stated in American Nightmare? I must have missed that detail about jackets..

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Yes that was from American Nightmare. It was in one of the Manuscript pages.

[@MissMegaLoathe]

I honestly want to hug and smack whoever at Remedy is responsible for Pat Maine's storyline in this game. I loved him so much in the first game and his return in this one is so so bittersweet and too real and how dare they do this to me my heart HURTS

[@IAmBlindProphet]

My line of thought for what’s real and what’s not is to look at the simplest explanation. What’s simpler, everyone in town had their memories changed to believe they have known Saga all this time, or just Saga’s memories have changed? Also, if it is that Saga has lost her memories of living in Watery then her learning the truth and that Logan did drown is a narrative gut punch that would really make the player feel something. Also also, Saga thinks it’s everyone else whose memories have changed, which on stories like this usually means it’s the other way around. But all that said, I don’t want to be right. I don’t want to see Saga go through learning her daughter has been dead and the story made her forget. She’d have lost Logan twice.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I'm going to comment on this tonight. After thinning about it I feel that the story is trying to convince Saga of the false reality being real. Even the other people are trying to drag her in. The more the story pushes her into it the more real it becomes

[@moominkid]

at first i thought this 32:51 was Agent Ford Cruller. Cuz it sounds like him when he gets horngry over talking about jerky and bacon lmao🥓 its kinda got the sound of his voice too XD or his accent!!

[@fatidicusaeternus6498]

Oh man, I WILL watch your Twin Peaks streams if you do it. So much of Sam Lake's framework for Alan Wake, and storytelling generally, comes from Lynch. Lynch often talks about how ideas come "like fish from an ocean of pure creativity" and we just receive them. He also talks about how there must be an equal and opposite darkness to light for a story to feel true and correct.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I'm currently talking logistics with Jami on this. Stay tuned.

[@Julianoz224]

56:50 Do you remember seeing the entire town of Watery from Bird Leg Cabin or Cauldron Lake Lodge?

[@Xel963]

I wonder what a romantic horror-comedy would be like boosted by the dark place...

[@travellerinthedark]

The first thing that came to mind is episode 1x08 of Doom Patrol (a particularly fantastic one!), which has a subplot about a character who has the power to mind control everyone to behave like characters in a romcom around her, it's super messed up and funny. Wandavision is also a good example of how this sort of thing can become very eerie.

[@Azrael_Equinox]

4:54:22 shoutout to the one guy in the live chat who notices the Former

[@icerogue120]

Wonder when in the streams he will find out that the mind place is not safe, it doesn't pause the real world lol

[@melwordswith7585]

I love your theory about Alan's father. That would be awesome!

[@piratetv1]

I found 2 things. Alan's mom says the clicker was his father's, and the clicker was cut from Thomas's Angel lamp.

[@colbyboucher6391]

​@@piratetv1While that's true, Thomas being Alan's father just wouldn't make sense. Yeah he wrote himself away but some people still remembered, mostly people too close to him to forget that easily. Alan's mother would remember _something._ Also Tom himself simultaneously leaving the Clicker with Alan's mother and with Cynthia Weaver is just too weird and contradictory even for this story.

[@AlliedGoonie]

Love your videos but if they ever do a Remedyverse RPG; consider putting all the skillpoints under perception. 🤣

[@bryguytyguy]

Big Baldur died in Max Payne, the start of ragnarok. As the games progressed, reality and time broke more and more, until the characters are forced to face the overwhelming truth that they are characters in the screen (the dark place) forced to play out these stories for our (the audience’s) false hope. Mr. Door and Mr. Scratch (the dark presence as Mr. Scratch) want to break out and live in the real world, our world. Meanwhile, Alan Wake is the writer created by the writer in order to break this story and reveal to truth to himself and to all. He created Tom the Poet to bring a start to Remedy’s journey all the way back in Death Rally and has been trying to come to the surface of the dark place ever since. But they’re trapped there in our screen.

[@darkchaser25]

Might be a stretch, but that Ahti and the Janitors posted might be a sly reference to the Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismaki as the font used was also used by him for his films.

[@colbyboucher6391]

Hartman being contacted by the Cult of the Tree would make _so_ much sense if it weren't for it being formed a couple years later.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Yeah definitely didnt work that way. I'm more on board for the Blessed Organization.

[@julianbruce7595]

holy shit you guessed the cult of the deer not being a bad group this early? jeez you're one intuitive dude.

[@delmattia96]

4.36.04 ... are you about to hypothesize that Loki has something to do with Alan's Lineage? ... I mean, Writers are (indeed) Trickster Gods of the worlds they create.

[@delmattia96]

4.36.34 Oh? Baldur? Uh. I don't know enough about that part of the franchise. Fascinating.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

We know Loki vanished in 72' or 73' Alan was born in 78' so it couldn't be him. Baldur would make the most sense IF we accept the premise. Considering he is associated with Light.

[@amirhossein_abaskohi]

​@GamingUniversityUoG It's a late comment, but what if Alan himself is Loki? (We have very limited info on Loki Darkens. Here I mean he is representative of Loki the god of mischief). Because remedy uses norse myth in their work, but it's not that much direct, there are more just kind of echoes. Like Alfred Woden in Max Payne or here Freya is the daughter of Thor which is not the case in Norse myth.

[@fatidicusaeternus6498]

FULL ON SPOILERS So Ed Booker had the idea to write a rock opera. Did that bleed into the dark place and cause the musical number? If so, did his play also infuse the cult of the word into the dark place and that cause/inspire Alan/Scratch to put all these mirroring elements into the horror story in the outside world?

[@Endgame_01]

Dean I've been watching this video for 4 days!

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Haha is it that long?! Yes it is.

[@humbleservant7797]

Have you been sticking to the one chapter rule ? Is some chapters really around 6hrs ? If so that makes me really excited. Im still back on ya 4th video “casey”

[@jubileechambers2604]

Yes this is just one chapter it's wild lol

[@drunkenmaster9208]

New to this channel, like your videos! No offense but your combat interactions are hilarious xD you need to train your aim alittle more or something :p

[@piratetv1]

The stolen file from the backwards message in "take control" is on the desk. I was so pumped when i found it i put up a KZbin short that got 14 views. Just me i guess

[@cj3670]

you missed the creature that was in the tv of the drawing of them playing videogames. It looks like the former

[@Strix2031]

Well this chapter was big lmao

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Haha yeah! Lots of exploring and just seeing Ahti in the bar soaked up a half hour lol

[@icerogue120]

Also, wow it is impressive how much he over complicates the puzzles, especially for the boxes.

[@scifywriter9768]

Holy shit I'm glad someone else said it first. Actually can't stand how unobservant he is. I know he says he is after the Coffee World Gift Shop fiasco but, like, he is really bad at noticing very obvious things even when he looks right at them. It's so frustrating. I love the lore analysis. Like he also said, he's a smart guy. He knows his stuff. That's why I'm watching, but, omfg is it frustrating watching him stumble through the puzzles. This isn't meant to sound so mean I just gotta vent somewhere in this Comment Section.

[@whendarknessfalls6969]

​@scifywriter9768 you got to eat, sleep, drink, shit, and piss. This just shows a lack of control. Just remember, monkeys are better at solving puzzles then us. Soo focus more on control and critical thinking then intelligence. Wisdom > Intelligence > Knowledge

[@Endgame_01]

For some reason I couldn't get the screwdriver clue to show up even though I use it and got through the gift shop section easily. So I could not complete that investigation

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

There are a couple pieces of evidence that o got which could not be used. Wonder if it is new game plus stuff.

[@Endgame_01]

Maybe. I was also thinking that there are some inaccessible locked doors that might become available in NG+. I guess we'll find out

[@Endgame_01]

That lock in the motorcycle club was easy. You just had to stand behind the coffee cup and look at all the symbols at once. Then input them in the same order as you see, top to bottom

[@delmattia96]

Great episode! The next one won't come soon enough!

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I planned to play it today but got a migraine. Tomorrow after work for sure!

[@delmattia96]

Last night I had to leave after watching around 3 hours (at 1.75x) of livestream, so I am using this free time to watch the remaining hours. 3.59.48 ... i just had a sudden question: Are we sure "The cult of the Trees" are the baddies? Like, yeah, Alan paints them as Villains and says they are trying to give the clicker to Mr Scratch, but... The cult kept killing the Taken that managed to get out from the lake. Did they also murder normal people? Also, M&T were part of the Night Springs initiative. Could it be that Alan might be setting us up for a Twist reveal where they show themselves to be allies? Idk. There is, probably, a mountain of evidence against it, but if Scratch only saw the beginning part of the novel and wrote them to be his allies only to get betrayed... It might be a way to convincingly kill a monster in a horror novel: by showing humans as a worse monster. I am clearly rambling, so let me get back to the video and hear what you were about to say.

[@delmattia96]

4.00.35 Seems like you had a similar idea ahahahah

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I had a secondary thought. I'll discuss it at the start of stream 7. But in short because Scratch rewrote the story we are experiencing it is entirely possible that he 'Re-wrote' them into the baddies because they opposed him.

[@delmattia96]

@@GamingUniversityUoG yeah, maybe even simply manipulating that innocent person to get shot, breaking their will and making them easy prey for the darkness.

[@delmattia96]

@@GamingUniversityUoG I wonder, however, about HOW and WHO changed Saga's story. As a Seer she should see the *real* story. So I would guess the original had her daughter alive and well. The conversation with the Anderson about the Story seems to say that Scratch changed her story and she need to resist. I wonder, however, if by chance it was Alan. Maybe in the original she was forced to give up after being threatened with her daughter? This change would give her every reason to win and nothing to lose. I don't really get why Scratch would take away her daughter. He is a sadist, he would want to make her suffer, not have already been through a suffering she doesn't remember.

[@pokemonmusiclover5]

4:54:40 lucky logan. I would kill to have poets gives me a signed poster

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I seriously want to start a GoFundMe so we can invite the Poets to do a USA tour

[@leonielson7138]

36:06 As long as they're Ghost Hunters and not Ghostfacers, they should be fine.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Oh dear Ghostfacers... you know what we need some comic relief.

[@amandaalvis5958]

If I am right, I think Saga's name relates to the Norse goddess of history. She was kind of a Norse Athena figure...also the goddess of memory.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

The name means story as well. A Seer

[@dgc1570]

YES! PLEASE DO IT!

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

I forgot what I was talking about. What should I do? Lol

[@paulomatangi]

I was just so curious to hear your comments on the lady at the park by the side of Oh Deer Dinner, she changes her dialogue every time you get to her 😭 hope you’re seeing it on NG+

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

It feels like she is lamenting the fact that the statur of the founders is gone. But I have no other info

[@paulomatangi]

@@GamingUniversityUoG I just find curious how she talks about her birds sensing things and other vague stuff like that… gave me Cynthia vibes

[@dgc1570]

I truly do hope that Pat doesn’t have dementia

[@leonielson7138]

49:38 "This is the alarm, right here! This is the alarm that went to the freaking Investigation Section, that Langston found." I don't think Alan coming out of the lake is what caused that alarm, because that game is set in 2019, and Langston said it was coming from a couple years in the future, while this is set in 2023, a couple years after that event ... That said, there is an event that occurred a couple years earlier that probably set off that alarm, but I don't think you learn about it until nearly the end game, so that's all I'll say without a SPOILER tag ... ... I think that the future-dated FBC AWE alarm was due to the Clicker coming out of Caldron Lake ...

[@paulomatangi]

The Setter = Scratch hypothesis LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Oh god no lmao

[@paulomatangi]

let’s just say that Setter is more of a good boy

[@dgc1570]

I do like jerky, my favorite is Turkey jerky and this vegetarian jerky I've tried before it was pretty good.

[@dgc1570]

Do saunas really help with preventing dementia?

[@dr.catherineelizabethhalse1820]

The lyrics of the song kinda make no sense. Nightless night is when it never becomes dark at summer in the North. Its winter's endless darkness that usually can be described as in the song. Though it kinda says hail satan so I guess it is from the evil dark point of view.

[@kallemort]

The hail Satan/etc thing is from the point of view of a dying man, who curses Death and prays to gods of dark myths.

[@nerdyviking1670]

I get cause I hear people say it while streaming all the time that it’s difficult to play whole streaming cause you have so much to juggle. However, it’s not that you can’t see what’s going on you saw what was happening you had two targets and weren’t using target prioritization take one down then the other instead of trying to fight both back and forth.

[@dgc1570]

Yes, don't ear; especially if it sings!

[@Strix2031]

Finished this just in time

[@rngwrldngnr]

Wait, how did you get more inventory space with Saga?

[@piratetv1]

Watching this after playing. In the coffee world commercial " discount will not be given without id" what Id do children under 10 have?

[@whendarknessfalls6969]

They can get IDs at any age. You're thinking "drivers licenses" cuz that's what cops ask for mostly. Normally events like this just use school IDs though.

[@piratetv1]

@@whendarknessfalls6969 do kids have IDs? We had them in high school but not grade school

[@aaronwoodward3766]

Yes, you did. 1:16:01

[@dgc1570]

Teriyaki is pretty good, especially on meat

[@dgc1570]

OLD GODS OF ASGARDS!

[@aettic]

Ah, Stacey Marrow, not Stacey Marmont.

[@dgc1570]

Just like me and my grandma

[@Sky-pg8jm]

damn your latin pronunciation is really good, weird thing to focus on i know but still

[@dgc1570]

FLAMINGO!

[@9Godslayer]

This is what happens when you do things off script.

[@purgiaali]

omg the lyrics / subtitles lagging badly. Probably because you took your time to get close to the stage.

[@humbleservant7797]

Im not being rude but how are you going to do a 100% playthrough when you walk pass an open door with 2 manuscript pages in there ? Massive L for exploration, i really expect better from you.

[@GamingUniversityUoG]

Mayor Setter comes in clutch layer on

[@duanerobertson8200]

Promo>SM 😣