#The Mastermind of the Warehouse

[lostfieldtapes]

GENERATION LOSS: THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS The Mastermind of The Warehouse

[soul-sand]

Inktober Day 5: Evade

exit sign

[silmecicle]

its’s just slime... right?

Generation Loss: The Social Experiments (Episode 2) The Mastermind of the Warehouse

Generation Loss has been so fucking cool so far and I’m so excited to see where things go from here !!

I’m losing my damn MIND /pos

[b1odeuwed]

i could have saved her !!!!!!

[mcytrash]

Ep 1 just got a lot more fucked up real quick

[mcyt-correct]

Ranboo: How many hotwheels did you swallow??

Charlie: Vrooom :D

[vtimbertiger]

// blood (drawing)

He's just a Goopy Guy

So that Showfall Media censorship amirite

[colorful-craze]

I just think it’s funny how we all expected Ranboo to face reveal in Generation Loss but instead he dropped the hardest f-bombs I’ve ever heard and then made us kill him

[devilslittletritone]

So anyone else piece together that the jingle that plays with the Showfall logo, is actually a Mall intercom? (you know, the ones that play a melody and then go “attention shoppers ___”) and that this entire time the show has been taking place in a mall? …wild.

[flugame-mp3]

something i noticed in genloss episode two is, of course, that the first two picked--the chosen, the victors--are the first two to die. one (niki) chosen by the audience, and one (vinny) chosen by the puzzler, a.k.a. the big algorithm who orchestrates the whole entertainment scene. the fan-favorite is offhandedly killed by the algorithm, and while the audience still retains sentiment for her, she is ultimately left behind. but even through one small misstep, the algorithm-chosen contestant is killed by the puzzler's own game. i think it's an interesting example of how easy it is to fall from grace as a content creator like nihachu or vinesauce, just due to the messy and cutthroat nature of the online space they and their creator personas inhabit. and then, the other creators even come back later! when we thought they'd be immediately executed! but still, the game weeds them all out in the end.

[sad-boy-mono]

As annoying as I think it is how people are reacting to Ranboo swearing, this tweet is so fucking funny.

[lostfieldtapes]

GENERATION LOSS: THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS The Mastermind of The Warehouse (The Founder's Cut)

[soul-sand]

Inktober Day 15: Operation

one-player game

[beardisable]

anyways i really hope stream 2 and 3 will induce unsettling moments of deja vu by repeating gags/moments/lines/shots from the previous streams <3

[subaerial-dweller]

aaaAAA I'm on a roll now, I'm just spitting whatever comes into my mind about Generation Loss onto the table now. I love this show very much and I no longer care if people see these posts, I have too many thoughts and I'm writing them down :DD.

PART THREE: FRANK AND CHARACTER ORIGINS

I don't think Frank is a skeleton. We know he's a dude, right? There was that screenshot someone took of Frank's poster in Episode 3, let me see if I can find it.

Here we are. In my search for this screenshot, I did come across a lot of posts that said very similar things to what I was going to say, which was that Frank might just be a rotting corpse they drag around with them, which is really quite insane. I said in my first post of this late-night frenzy of Genloss thinking that I'm not very good at drawing, and in 45 minutes that hasn't actually changed. But I have a very graphic view in my head, and it makes the point where Jerma fucken smacks Frank across the face and breaks his fucking neck or something, it makes it all a lot harder to stomach. It's a gruesome thing, and now I'm just worried about how exactly Frank died.

Sneeg likes him, so maybe he was once the main character, where GL!Ranboo is now? It would make sense, because he's in that cage thing with Sneeg, so they might've just both failed together, but Frank was never going to go beyond the first episode without dying.

OH SPEAKING OF THAT. This is where the "and character origins" part of the post comes from.

I want to talk about where the other characters came from. We see a bunch of them, and they all allude to being in this game for a while before we see this iteration with GL!Ranboo in the main role, but I also have other ideas.

OPTION ONE: they're all, strictly speaking, actors, and Ranboo's the one running through this completely blind. They all know their roles, they understand what they have to do to get the story moving along (Sneeg tackles Austin to get Ranboo through the moving cutout wall thing, for example), and they play those roles. That would explain why Charlie's in every episode: he's the Slime Demon, then he's Surfer Dude/Patient Slime, and then he's Charlie Slimecicle the Streamer. He's a recurring talent (maybe I'll write another thing about where I think GL!Charlie came from, when speaking about option one). They're all mind controlled like Ranboo is, with the same filter layered over reality (except on Austin, I think his malfunctioned which is why he looked so horrified in the clothes room with Ethan, and on the merry-go-round next to rotting corpse!Frank, and Sneeg when he was wearing the hat). They're briefed on their roles, and they follow them, but their main goal is to keep the story moving and get Ranboo to the end. Once again, I think GL!Austin's filter thingy doesn't really work, because he called Jerma "sick", he looked horrified and disgusted to sit next to a dead body, I think he was the only person to care that GL!Ethan had been, you know, brutally murdered, and he also tried to take Ranboo's place in the cutout room.

OPTION TWO: They've all been through the games before. They've all been the main characters, and they've now been moved into other roles with each repetition of the show. So GL!Sneeg was once the main character in Episode 1, and then he fucked up and was locked in the cage with Frank (who also was the protagonist, but then he, uh, well something went wrong and Showfall regrets this Tragic Accident), before Ranboo comes around.

Slimecicle was the main character in Episode 2 once, and he was about to lose the Mousetrap game in the Candy Room, so he ate the piece so the Puzzler couldn't blast him to pieces. Obviously it worked, but he was repurposed as another role, because they took that "oh it's in him" as a great premise for the next time this show went over. Now, our version of Genloss, where GL!Ranboo's the main character, this could happen right after Slime ate the piece, or it could be a while back, but Showfall liked the idea so much they just kept forcing Slime to eat the pieces and random shit, or they cut him open and put it all back inside. Either way, it's not pretty.

Option Two would explain why GL!Vinesauce says "I've done it before" when he asks Sneeg and Ranboo to throw him across the lasers. It would make sense for the first two episodes, where there are other characters and the storyline seems to be in control (as much as Hetch was manipulating Episode 3, Ranboo did have his own mind back and made his own decisions, like with rescuing Streamer Charlie Slimecicle), because for those, the plotline is simple, straightforward, with barely any variation. The characters can be recycled, it makes sense. However, I think accidents do happen, and sometimes, in the case of Frank, actors only get past one episode before, you know, dying. RIP Frank. Squiggles misses you.

[mcytrash]

THIS WAS GUTS OH NO