WHERE ARE THEY FROM? Reacting to "Game Theory: Minecraft Has A Zombie Virus INFECTING the Overworld"

[@Skywolfhd20]

make 3 playlists: one for fnaf game theory, one for minecraft game theory, and one for all game theory

[@47ratsinahoodie]

Regarding cold vs hot for viruses and bacteria, cold temperatures can slow their growth, but hot temperatures destroy them entirely. It's more realistic for places like doctors' offices and hospitals to be really cold than really hot, though

[@mecalico4647]

It's not that viruses are stronger in the cold it's that your immune system is weaker. Also the cold just slows down viruses while the heat kills them. and your immune system gets worse much faster than the viruses do.

[@MattTOB618]

5:30 Guess that was a precursor to his involvement in the movie?

[@Misto_deVito6009]

13:42 What to you think fevers are for?

[@feralprocessor9853]

Right off the bat, the duck learns something new.

[@feralprocessor9853]

Straight away, vanilla Zombies have emotional damage.

[@hopeandthought4832]

I always find it interesting how your takeaways are different from mine, and it always entertains me. Keep being you and enjoy life.

[@BlahBlahWoofWoof12]

The minecraft zombies should've followed the 6 foot rule

[@emeraldkoala2]

In one of my singleplayer survival worlds from a couple years ago I had my Nether portal in a cave under my base and a piglin came through and zombified. I blocked off the portal to avoid that happening in the future, but let that one wander around in the "basement" cave since he wasn't doing any harm, and he stayed there for the rest of the time I played that world. I named him "Orson", after the Pig character from the cartoon Garfield And Friends. (Apparently originally from a different Jim Davis comic called U.S. Acres, but I knew him from the cartoon.)

[@FlameHeart3063]

I would suggest watching a playthrough of the Bendy games along with the theories, cause there's a lot you just have to experience to understand it all.

[@johanstenfelt1206]

Hm, how very interesting, i hope you do the Bendy Theories too eventually. By the way, how about doing ElectricDragon505’s Top 10 Other Disney Villains Part 1&2 at some point.

[@Jorpda]

2:47 “I don’t know who those two were” My guy, you just reacted to them. Those are the Game Grumps

[@theduckgoesmoo]

Technically I recorded this right before that video

[@Jorpda]

@@theduckgoesmoo ok fair but you also reacted to their other smash or pass videos before

[@theduckgoesmoo]

@@Jorpda true but that was also over a year ago and a thousand videos ago for me. I should know them though

[@cameronreitmaier9334]

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[@knightofblackfyre7950]

The Americas didn't have diseases like Europe because of a couple reasons. One of these was there was nothing the natives could domesticate that were like Horses, Pigs, Cows, Goats, or Sheep. South America had...cant remember If it was Alpcas or Lamas but those you didn't ride or kept in the cities, which brings me to the second reason. Reason 2 was Cities, but didn't the Incas' and the Aztec's have cities? Yes, but not like Europe. In Europe even in a city you'd find Cows, Pigs, Sheep etc because they were brought into the cities to be slaughtered for food and clothing, you'd also have people riding horses in the streets, the meat would then go to the local market which would be in the city and so you have meat sitting in the heat, animal bits everywhere, their excrement, human excrement, and then you'd have people walking everywhere. Animal to human diseases are rare but their chance of appearing is greater with all that was going on at this time. There was also rats, which would be in even higher number In European cities and much fewer in native villages, and these rats would carry their own diseases, catch diseases that wouldn't kill them but could kill people and you now see the picture yes? So Europe was a hot bed for diseases, diseases the people of the Americas didn't have a chance of ever catching to develop immunities because the way they lived was much different to the Europeans. So when the Europeans came with the diseases that never got a chance to to even form, or if they did because it was mostly villages and not cities didn't get enough victims to evolve beyond what it was and died out as a consequence, they had no means of protecting to the ones the Europeans had. What makes it worse was the Europeans at first wouldn't know they were doing this, but I believe some did figure it out and unfortunately the ones who did were also the ones who would use it as a new tactic. There is a video by the channel CGPGrey that cover this, but I can't recommend reacting to it. Watching it for yourself? Yes. Reacting? No. The guy HATES reaction content and just last year the channel Vlogging through History had gotten a copyright strike....with no warning. Granted it was for a reaction on a very recent video Grey had released but he also went after VTH's other reactions to his stuff. It kinda seems like he has cooled down but I can't recommend you watch the video for a reaction. If you want to just watch it for yourself it's called "AmericaPox the missing Plague".

[@feralprocessor9853]

2020 Sucked. Let's hope we don't experience that again.

[@NateTmi]

skeletons can be very scary

[@NateTmi]

don't u need at least one sculk & one shrieker to get the worden? will he spawn out of any block or only sculk? I know the shrieker can make him spawn, but can a shrieker make sculk? or will sculk only spawn from other sculk as things die. I wonder if all the sculk type blocks can spread sculk or not.

[@MattTOB618]

You only need a viable Shrieker to summon a Warden (breaking one, even with silk touch, will stop it from spawning them). And only the Sculk Catalyst (the one that the Warden drops) can spread the Sculk.

[@NateTmi]

@@MattTOB618 but mobs killed on sculk turns blocks around them to more sculk? & do this more & more & other sculk related blocks will spawn in the mix. The warden seems to come up out of the ground when it spawns. So will it come out of any block as just a spawning animation? it is meant to come out of sculk by Lor. You see when I put a ? at the end I am asking.

[@MattTOB618]

@@NateTmi No, it's only the Catalyst. The way it works is that, if a mob dies within 8 blocks of a Catalyst, it'll take the mob's XP and bloom, converting the XP into what's known internally as "Sculk charges". These charges will convert nearby convertible blocks into Sculk, or, if there's _only_ Sculk nearby, the charges will travel along the Sculk's surface (creating a bubbling particle effect) until they either find a block that _can_ be converted, or they decay over enough time. And, as these Sculk charges travel from block to block, there's also an additional 9% chance they'll generate a Sensor, and a 1% chance they'll generate a Shrieker (the Shriekers generated this way will automatically be unable to summon a Warden, though). And yes, the Warden can spawn on any block; the only requirements are the shrieker to summon it and non-obtrusive blocks for it to occupy (such as air, pressure plates, etc.).

[@rendomstranger8698]

If I remember correctly, this is a theory you can mostly ignore. There are better theories for the origins of zombies. The theory itself hasn't exactly been disproven but it has no deeper lore implications to the best of my knowledge.

[@crissis3263]

yeah, also the theory sound more like trying to bash you in the head the 2020 stuff more than anything