this game ROASTED me...

OPEN ME!!
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edited by: Matthew Ness

[@danielreilly139]

Next time I hope Nat discovers the deepest, most meaningful and thought provoking ending of them all; The Broom Closet ending.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

I think you're the first person I've seen follow the Narrator's instructions first time.

[@illwind56]

A quick note, when The Stanley Parable first came out in 2013, it wasn't Firewatch and Rocket League, it was Minecraft and Portal as the alternate games to play.

[@GrodonShumwayMelmak]

Nat's first play-throughs are just fantastic. Nat feels compelled to press all the buttons the narrator tells her to push. Finally, a player worthy of the Stanley Parable, following commands. Yes! That's what the parable is about! Keeps on, get that achievement. And slowly... the parable develops.

[@MlKETSU]

The game has something like 50 different endings and they get much much better than these ones you have gotten. Also one of them is the true ending and it has true and deep meaning.

[@bepkororoti8019]

The Broom Closet Ending was my favorite!

[@ericatom393]

The 'other' game you get transported to in the watch tower is an actual game called Firewatch. It's gorgeous and brilliant with a ton of emotional weight. Highly recommend it!!

[@MichaelTE]

You were so close to getting the click achievement. It's the best achievement in the game. How could you just stop like that. Man, so disappointed.

[@dlweiss]

If it helps with your motion-sickness, there should be a way to adjust the camera settings so that it's much less "fish-eye-lens" in appearance - your playthrough looked much more distorted and wide-angle than most I've seen, so that may have been contributing to it being hard to look at!

[@pigeonfog]

You are the first youtuber who did the narrators intended ending first. Almost everyone takes the right door instead of the left.

[@elainajourney]

Nat: "is there anything I haven't done"

[@jamescarter9221]

i love how the escape ending explains the phone/apartment ending. players think to themselves: "well i decided to play this game, and i made these choices that took me down this path, so, surely this is where i want to be... i am in control." yet they can't seem to be able to contradict the narrator in the apartment ending. the players try to run down the hallway, they try to stay at the doorway and not enter the apartment, they try to push/not push buttons to go against the narrator, they desperately want to have a say in what's happening... of course, the only way in which they could disobey the narrator is by exiting the game, but why would they do that?, they chose to play!, this is what they want!...

[@shahaf1312]

Fun fact: In the original game the narrator "boots up" two different games in that blue door sequence - Minecraft and Portal.

[@NessOnett8]

Nat begrudgingly quoting the opening narration with angrier and angrier tones is peak Stanley Parable

[@CaneRossso]

Never seen anyone so obedient

[@SpiralSine6]

Nat might be the first person I’ve ever seen play this game “correctly” through the first time.

[@meteerbil2078]

Must say, really fun see Nat descend into madness. I laughed my socks off.

[@xenxander]

'Oiy! DId you get the broom closet ending? Yah the broom closet ending- that's my favorite!"

[@thedivinityman]

the clicking does actually lead to an achievement if you follow all of his instructions

[@AdamFishkin]

I remember coming into this 1 hour into Natalie's livestream, with no context for what the game was, and in no time at all was experiencing secondhand blind rage.