The Anomalies Just Got EVEN WEIRDER - I'm on Observation Duty 5

Welcome back to I'm on Observation Duty 5. In this video we find super weird anomalies and we talk about a lot of random stuff. This was a super fun episode for me and I hope you enjoy! Much love and see you during the streams :D
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[@Mochi-hn7yf]

I’ve always appreciated how long Insym’s videos are. I love listening to the videos in the background while working.💕

[@SKGROCKS]

Yes

[@ponk0217]

me too!! i’ve watched so many of his videos just playing in the background, it’s just great for background noise

[@ebenezer_stinkaap]

Me too

[@anonymousperson32]

I do this all the time, while playing games too :)

[@Lonsleik]

Same! Love his voice.

[@__kassu__]

This man is incredible, he streams every day and still has time to read comments. Love it😍

[@ChrisGamingNL333]

Funny moments (sorry I'm late lol) School: 0:44 🙂 2:40 scary door 6:01 bong 11:50 pineapple man 12:45 guy in classroom 1 15:54 distracting mosquito 24:38 slenderman but the head isn't white 28:53 distortion experiment 31:22 secret The House: 45:17 insym the anomaly 51:46 tv 52:33 guy in leisure room 56:30 head in kitchen 59:35 nice try The Apartment: 1:04:33 eyeballs in alley 1 1:07:49 very normal washing machine 1:10:02 painting shenanigans 1:18:06 it feels kinda slow 1:19:26 coffin guy 1:21:39 movesym 1:27:20 bathtub guy 1:28:59 trashman 1:31:10 elevator men

[@ChrisGamingNL333]

I was doing charity work in France for the last week and the wifi on the camping we stayed at wasn't great

[@SnowKitzMuhahaha]

insym: "what's the worst state to be in?" chat: *immediately goes at super speed*

[@Korr_derg]

1:25 everyone: skips the intro explinations/lore, also everyone: "this game makes no sense why cant i report these intruders!"

[@sperzieb00n]

its a valid criticism though, lore is good but a little more showing instead of telling would be nice

[@imveryaverageatpayday58q9]

how is that valid? The beggining text gives information about the map, so you skip it on your own risk. How else would you want the game to tell u they arent anomalies?

[@Korr_derg]

@@imveryaverageatpayday58q9 especially when this game adds in the mechanic of limited false reports

[@cptn.penguin902]

I'm amazed how much you're rocking this while also casually roasting various countries, lol Only half paying attention and still catching all the anomalies!

[@antares8476]

Insym: laughing, because others miss an anomaly which he has already spotted Also Insym: misses the laptop

[@BADRANG4EVER]

Gawd out of all the people who plays these games, Insym has THE best reactions to the weird anomalies and especially the intruders :D It was so much fun to be in this stream (I'm Badrangfever) and see the entire thing live. Looking forward to so much more of you playing this game and hopefully more IOOD games released soon! Hope the creator acknowledges you in them, maybe we can get a insym easter egg in a future title :D

[@simeonskiq_6495]

MAP: The School 11:51 pineapple guy 12:46 naked guy in classroom 1 15:58 guy in office MAP: The House 52:31 dude on the carpet MAP: The Apartment 1:07:49 guy in the washing machine 1:18:10 weirdo in the study room 1:19:27 the coffin guy 1:27:22 guy in the tub

[@daveeiddd]

dont spoiler please

[@raine6634]

@@daveeiddd how is he spoiling? he is listing the best moments saves alot of time if you dont wanna watch the entire video

[@kellenthemelon226]

Where are you in my life

[@GetMonkeyPog]

Thank you

[@_Lynnos_]

awesum, thanks! (>ω

[@lucielm]

Talking about the swimming Diploma at the start made me laugh in a sad way. I happen to know a few people who CAN'T swim. Not that they won't swim, but they've never learned. HOW? I have no idea. Just that I don't know them well enough to go swimming with them and teach them myself.

[@gdstar6917]

I cant swim

[@amazingme894]

i barely know people that can swim, i myself can't swim. My best friend though is a lifeguard xD

[@Spamhard]

A lot of schools don't have pools so can't teach children how to swim in school, and many cities have underfunded or no public pools so it makes it very difficult to teach children to swim, especially in large cities. If you've lived in a city your entire life without access to nearby water, no nearby public pool, and no swim lessons at school, then where are you going to learn?

[@rab1ddva60]

1:05:08 pretty cool concept! Me and some friends had an idea to make a game called "I'm on clean up duty" where you get anomaly reports and you have to go into the house and fix them and you'd have to take different items with you depending on the anomaly type. For example, for an intruder, you'd take a water spray bottle and spray them in the face until they leave sorta like what you do with cats.

[@noellemb123]

Out of all the KZbinrs I watch play this game, you're definitely my favorite. But no, never once heard of a swimming diploma 😂 just like I was surprised when you said in another one of these videos that you don't have school busses. I'm absolutely FLABBERGASTED 😂 Always learning more stuff when watching your videos!

[@jessica94psu]

I’m so happy you uploaded this! Observation Duty is such an awesome game and it’s so much fun to help out with finding anomalies on stream! ❤️

[@m3r762]

Was just thinking about how much I enjoy the OD5 videos from you and then there is a new video on it. Amazing!~ Thank you for making my morning Insym! Appreciate everything you do :P

[@swordseeker8910]

Love seeing all your videos on horror games. Me and my friends started with Phasmophobia when we binged played it during the pandemic and have been watching your videos for other game recommendations soon after!

[@howtocookazombie]

1:06:14 I think that some people think that only if you work for someone else, it is considered to be called a "real job". But being independent is a real job too and most of the time is even a harder job. Many KZbinrs work actually more than 8hrs a day to make content and must bear all costs themselves.

[@kazeith]

I agree, then again, some people who starts as a newbie on making youtube content already has a full-time job (I've seen some). Some say they are making youtube vids as a hobby, but some are doing it because they want to be a youtuber as their side-job (and if that goes succesfully, they will they will quit their main job and switch to youtubing as their main job).

[@sketels0107]

You're truly one of the most interactive and entertaining streamers ever. Keep it up Insym, we need more like you!

[@MsCupcakefreak]

Thanks for everyday Insym, you are the best streamer and it’s always so fun to be a part of it. ❤️ Love Fultjej

[@margiephillips6969]

You have become one of my fave streamers and I'm like binge watching ALL YOUR VIDEOS.. also building up a steam library that may look similar to yours down the track ahaha love your work and daily grind ♡

[@limeonhusky8575]

Been on an insym binge, just found your channel and love it! Always put your videos on to listen to while i fall asleep

[@MagicalTheo]

i love when u talk about random stuff :))

[@PinkSneasel]

You are like the perfect background noise when i play games. Your also very fun to watch when im bored

[@wyvernhattori1811]

For the record I absolutely love the tag line "Hi KZbin". I saw you first on KZbin, then came to some streams on Twitch. It's nice to be greeted with this tag line and then see it coming on the stream. I also have to say I usually don't watch gaming or Let's Plays much because I get furious with gamers not getting a game and sucking at logic riddles. I love watching Insym because he's smart as hell especially in contrast to some other gamers. And I love that he takes none of the sh** some people in the chat throw at him, he simply roasts them and goes on with the game. Just wanted to get that out. (No offense to the chat btw, Insyms chat in general is also very smart, supportive and funny.)

[@robertculture2688]

Bro the quality of content, insane dude keep it up

[@taylorrobey7948]

"It's different when it changes." Wise words from Insym.

[@8bitfae]

It's fun hearing him talk about the swimming license and all! I'm from the states, grew up in Texas, and we don't get those but, Golf was definitely a well known sport people can take in public school. Swimming feels like a necessity to learn, though. Too many times have I almost drowned from the inability to swim x.x Bless everyone who can.

[@koromizetill658]

Almost half a million subs! Soon 1 million! I always love your videos. I sometimes dropby to your Twitch, but it's much easier for me to watch it on KZbin since I can replay some scenes that I missed. Keep doing great work!

[@Cat-xh1tk]

Insym keep playing observation duties! I love this series.

[@Quinlana83]

That was really fun! Thank you for playing, Insym!

[@lakiadler]

36:10 Oh noo!🙈 It landed on us! Haha, much love from polish ones, Insym! 😛

[@fa6sal-]

I'm going to the Netherlands in the Holidays and i'm so hyped

[@Mae-TGD]

feeling really lonely today and watching your videos helped me feel a little less alone, thank you

[@stormbornapostle5188]

Stay tough. There are countless people out there with similar interests to your own, as this video shows. You're definitely not alone.

[@Mae-TGD]

@@stormbornapostle5188 thank you. This is a nice thing to wake up too. 🥺

[@happyfreakangel7233]

in germany we don't have swimming diploma in school but often before you go to school a lot of parents put their kids in swimming lessons on the local pool. at the end you can make a test for what you have learned and get a patch that you can sew on a bathing suit or just put away. we also have lots of different stages of those swimming achievements but swimming with clothes on is none of them :D but everything else. the swimming classes are not a must and to do the tests is also not a must but it is nice to have because swimming classes will come in school sports either way.

[@muhammadraihan4981]

Lol , i love the school office door always got insym 😂

[@Tristan1886]

6:28 that's literally what I do when I watch you sometimes 😂

[@KingLinkVR]

Keep up the fantastic work!!! I love all your content!!

[@Funsoms]

In Norway, at least in my school, we had an extra curricular swimming event. you had to prove you could swim at least 10 meter to pass, and there was a special coloured pin rewarded for each distance a kid managed to swim. I remember there was a 2500m pin that was black with golden crown rim, such a fun event.

[@BADBADGER18]

As a resident of New Mexico i kinda had a mini stroke when you even said you visited here because we are often a forgotten state 😂

[@timetoflyi3924]

i was waiting for this moment 🤩

[@dorky5256]

Honestly did not know you had a vods channel. Insta sub. Keep up the good work :D

[@HeavenOnHigh]

3:40 germany has it, it's called seepferdchen (seehorse - don't ask) and jugendschwimpass (youth swimming pass) but its only requiert for children below 14 after that, youre on you own

[@umbrellamuffin]

I really like these videos where you talk about random stuff with chat

[@R41CHU.]

In many schools in Australia, or in my school at least, we do like a week of anti-drowning/swimming lessons each year in primary school

[@natalee7972]

man i gotta say, that lore plant is amazing. whenever its there, the POT thickens 🤣get it? pot? plot? like the plot thickens, and cuz its a plant? okay ill stop

[@soonmeekim930]

Swimming lessons aren’t required where I’m at in Oklahoma (USA) or Illinois (USA). I tend to avoid water because I’m not a strong swimmer and anxiety. We just moved to a place that has a 2ft-5.5ft pool and I just want to keep it covered because I don’t know how to save anyone if they start struggling to swim (I do plan on taking classes).

[@soonmeekim930]

Also, Garden of the Gods in Colorado is amazingggg if you like nature.

[@missym2289]

Talking about swimming lessons, we do swimming lessons here in Canada. You can do it through the public swimming pools, or you can do it through the YMCA, if you have a pass. My 4 year old just finished swimming lessons last week. For us though, you typically start as babies or toddler, and then you get a swimming patch when you pass the class. I never did swimming lessons as a kid, because we couldn’t afford it, but both my kids have went and is currently going to swimming lessons.

[@katiekawaii]

I love the Important Story Fern

[@whisper4379]

Insym quotes out of context: “I like it when the neighbours eat pizza.’

[@Fogolol]

bruh at this point your observation duty videos are like insym podcasts xD i bet i could just play it in the background and it'd be just as enjoyable

[@gumball-gy1iz]

Love how you roast Americans and I as an American am like yeah checks out lol

[@KujoTheRizzler]

Insym you make my day 💓 💕

[@zerada00]

About those swimming diplomas... In Finland when we're in grades 1-6 we have something like that, but just for learning to swim only, the reward depends on the school usually and I do not remember what it was for my school anymore.

[@lunestothemoon]

As a Floridian I do indeed use my own state as a scapegoat for insults LOL

[@Spamhard]

I live in east England and we had that swimming diploma thing. We had to swim and tread water with pajamas on, dive to get a brick from the bottom of the pool, and rescue an 'unconscious' friend from the water by holding them and swimming on your back. Things like that. We have so much water, both from sea and rivers, and I think there'd been a lot of drownings in the past, so all kids in local schools got these survival lessons.

[@ScientificallyImprobable]

(In reference to the swimming conversation at the start) I had swimming lessons for a few years when I was a kid, it wasn’t mandatory though, my parents signed me up for it. I got a few paper certificates from completing the lessons, and was also taught to help drowning people. I specifically remember the instructor referencing a move called “Monkey-tree-banana.” Honestly swimming became my favorite recreational activity since then! America btw (northwest)

[@eronosukekun7550]

3:29 here in our country swimming is either learned by survival/natural instincts, self learned or because your parents want you to be good in swimming to be able to compete in competitive swimming so they enrolled you in swimming lessons (as from what ive seen to other people)

[@QueenKim29]

So with the whole swim thing at the beginning. My school doesn't have that, but almost all public pools have some sort of swimming lessons. Which basically teaches the first 2 classes you took. It's how I learned

[@photonwerewolf9740]

Man... swimming diplomas? that sounds cool lol. I live in a city surrounded by water, and ppl typically have a pretty good handle on swimming. Mainly family-taught though.

[@lilithlavenda2164]

Yeah, those diplomas are really cool. With the classes I learn how to swim properly and the diplomas looked neat as well XD

[@photonwerewolf9740]

@@lilithlavenda2164 looked them up, I love their designs x3 very nice!

[@SirJimBagel]

Can confirm. I was confused by the smileys. 😂

[@hyyzxboys6008]

The thing I don't get is that the people in the elevator are there for six hours and do not call for help or press the help button and the fact that they didn't see that it was out of order because there would of been a sign that would say that it was out of order from the top or bottom doors. BTW love your vids.

[@bird9188]

fun fact: parrot is also papagáj in hungarian, and that's pretty cool also I kinda wanna see insym do a chatless run where only he watches the stuff without chat

[@anonymousmuffin956]

Parrot is papagei or some other close variant in many languages. It’s like Pineapple in other languages, which is often translated to some variant of Ananas.

[@stormbornapostle5188]

I was taught to swim at such a young age that I literally can't comprehend how anybody can NOT know how to swim. It's like, just move your arms and legs, it's not that hard! Unfortunately, I was taught to swim so early because I live in Florida, which is roughly 80% water (and 20% beer/felonies).

[@harukihiro]

#55 that was one weird hell.

[@spooki8320]

as a Floridian, Florida sucks when it comes to weather and old people. Both something all of us here hate

[@lilliantrimmer7015]

American here -- I took swimming lessons as a kid but never got a diploma for it. It was relatively common where I lived because we had a public pool where lessons took place in the summer (which I'm assuming is very common in the US) but it isn't required in our education system (but swimming is an elective sport in many schools). live in Louisiana so I definitely understand the whole, "If you don't know how to swim there's a 50% chance you'll die when you go out" because it's definitely swamp-y lol.

[@lori_irol]

Swimming practices in norway include those *in school* so we get all those things during gymnastic lessons where we do swimming. You have no choice but to learn how to save someone

[@katiekawaii]

1:30 I told you, you do this game best. Vindication!

[@rosary_omen]

We had swimming diplomas in Australia when I was a kid, we had a bunch covering different skills

[@ChubbiHyena]

One of the only horror games your excited to see HUGE man

[@shirouchi_mfs]

omg, something to watch, i had nothing to do i feel saved

[@BullsEye72]

swiming diploma here! from limburg :) I remember, I had also those cute animals you could put on your backpack, for each "lvl" of learning

[@propuffballflufffball9801]

I believe pineapple guy should be called “Nude Dude” since he’s been a reoccurring character in the maps and games

[@Twentydragon]

1:27:45 - When I'm biking anywhere, I almost always have headwind. Even when I turn around and go the other way.

[@mikusiae]

I feel like you haven't played much of the market, I'd love to see more of it!!

[@sperzieb00n]

I'm really happy the OD series exists, it is mysterious compelling and fresh among other CCTV games. I must say though, creepy people (in suits) as most freaky anomalies is starting to feel a little over used in OD5, and i feel the devs sorta missed an opportunity there to explore more variation among those. The most freaky anomalies in OD1 felt more ominous, though that's probably my "nostalgia" talking. On the other hand; the devs did a great job on anomaly audio cues in OD5, and the new reporting system, those have really added to the experience!

[@sarahgrellchen5687]

In germany we have something similar to the swimming diploma, it has diffrent stages too from bronze to gold but its all only in swimming wear

[@k33ganat0r9]

new insym word of the day: Obsurveilling

[@legacy0fvoid863]

In Germany you learn swimming in 3rd and 8th class in school. If you already can swim, you can do some qualifications. There are still swimschools you can visit in every age.

[@Dankerella]

Coffee & Insym time! This time with Cookies!!! Also, "observale-ing" is now how i pronounce that.

[@letsmakchaos]

In Sweden we sorta have the same thing. We get small badges when we achieve something in swimming school. For example being able to swim 200m or being able to stay underwater for a short time. The things you talk about however I did in school. We had swimming lessons every so often (can't remember how often but I know it was very regular) and we got to learn how to swim with our clothes on, how to save people from drowning and how to dive deep down in the pool. We didn't get any diplomas och badges for that though :( I got so confused when I heard that other countries didn't teach their children to swim. It's such an important skill to have.

[@Jopster266]

Yesss!! More Observation Dutyyyy!!!

[@impachoblue1301]

U n i t e d S t a t i e o n s im so dead i love this adorable man xD

[@swagbros3220]

we have those swimming diplomas in the UK as well, we also got given different colour swimming caps whenever we moved up a "rank"

[@OfficialHotdogRulez]

Good video Insym

[@phoenixofthegraveyard]

Acadia National park in Maine is cool and very nature oriented. There are a few islands you can drive onto or hike there. Very nice in early May or June.

[@ToweringBog9889]

In Canada we have “swim to the survive” and you get a swimming diploma

[@ThomasVye]

In 1767, a society dedicated to the saving/resuscitation of the drowned was founded in Amsterdam because drowning was such a commonplace risk. It’s work had a great influence on the foundation of the British Royal Humane Society.

[@no_fox_g1ven]

As an American, I loved the US roasting 😂

[@Lucarioux]

The way he described the basic swimming diploma sounds Boy Scouts swimming merit badge minus the clothes in water. This is in the states since I don’t know if other countries have Boy Scouts.

[@arandompersonthatjustcomme9030]

Lunch at my school was so bad that no one would eat it, teachers started to sell instant ramen, hot pockets, pizza rolls and various other microwavable foods to students because of it.

[@1nnards]

About the swimming thing. I live in America and I literally just never learned to swim. I live in a landlocked state, but still, it’s strange that nobody forced me to learn as a child, cause now I’ll probably never know haha.

[@SevenFangs]

Some schools in the US have swimming pools and have competitive swim teams. But for the most part, all of the schools in my area teach kids how to swim.

[@brutallyshookelmo3374]

the swimming diploma. We have it here in Czech republic, which is weird, because Czech rep. Does not have a sea

[@The12231]

Holy crap, you like nature too? We should be best friends!!

[@edenluxury3378]

I did golf in public school as well only because we were about 5 minute walk from an actual course

[@saman9291]

i love the school map!

[@Atlessa]

Insym: "People skip the lore messages..." **Matpat has entered the chat**...

[@kindlequeen8593]

If you’re looking for good nature, Western and Upstate New York (basically anything that is NOT NYC) has a lot of wonderful national and state parks. Def worth visiting at some point if you ever visit the USA again!

[@martimmarques2234]

Omg im early, love your streams Insym

[@ArtGarfunkel1941]

33:10 correction in the southern east 2 provinces of the netherlands they do not puke up their lungs when they pronounce the G sound but on the other hand it is so soft you can barely hear it when they pronounce it there i mean you can understand it as a dutch person but it is a really big difference between the north and middle part of the Netherlands and the southern part