#fellow travelers video

[albertxv]

There are better fancams but I wanted to do this with "Be kind" by Halsey & Marshmello… It's a beautiful song, almost so close talking about how they love each other and they are a big support for each other, leaving every shadow behind.

Tim and Hawk are going to be special for me probably forever, and maybe more people. I just hope this series have the recognition it deserves, the watchs and love.

I read days ago about "I got mad with x character…", but this is not a story to get mad with LGTBQ+ people in this story, there are always points, connections of WHY actions are doing. Every character who tells a story, a perspective, doubts and hopes, the only characters you have to be mad with are those who make impossible let the people being people happy. The message of this series is pretty clear, the story and meanings, the love and delicate details, everything.

Hawk, Tim, Marcus, Frankie, Mary… all the LGTBQ+ characters will have a special place in my heart.

[d-criss-news]

Via Fellow Travelers' Instagram Story (June 11th, 2024)

[b3y0ndm3asur3]

[letterboxdmovies]

[behindthesefangirleyes]

Kit supporting Louis Tomlinson’s 28 Clothing brand (July 2023)

🤝

Kit supporting Jonathan Bailey’s Loewe ‘Fellow Travelers’ shirt (June 2024)

[wild-saber1337]

FRIENDS OF THE TRAVELER

I love no mans sky and its colorful cast of characters and deep stories and I can't wait for more adventures in the endless expanse

[satelarry]

fellow travelers x chloe or sam or sophia or marcus by taylor swift.

[lily-s-world]

I'm convinced that Jonathan Bailey was created as an apology for all the chaos of the past few years.

[melsworld]

Y’all could never make me hate Lucy Fuller.

[ballumville]

Discovering a new storyline Pt3 ...🥰💖✨🌈🏳‍🌈🏳‍🌈

Red, White & Royal Blue ( 2023-)

I must confess that I have been rather reluctant to get to know this storyline. I live in the UK and any romantic thought associated with the current Royal family fills me with many nauseous feelings...🤮

But I decided to give it a try and I must say that Alex and Henry's love story is rather hot...🔥🔥🔥😊

Check out their storyline's playlist...

[lovebunnie]

episode six kills me when its just showing how tim is trying so hard to find purpose, how much he yearns for anything to pour his heart into so that it doesnt long for hawk. he weeps in bed after they are intimate because he is scared to want, he pleads in the shower for something to be more than his love for hawk. tim meets jackson and is face to face with everything he cannot want: this is the son i can never know, this life is one i am not allowed to be apart of, this is the boy hawk placed before everything. and jackson has feelings that tim knows hawk hides, this boy is hawks vulnerability. when jackson says he hates hawk, tim knows it was not him in the end, it was always hawk. even the person hawk protected at the expense of everything else did not feel loved by him. hawk loves in his own way, hawk needs to be in control, and tim tells hawk that hiding away is not good for them. tim cannot be controlled like that, hawk must let go. and tim, of course, made it easy for hawk in the end and turned himself in. he removed himself from the picture to save jackson, to save hawk, but in the end it didnt even matter.

[jennaflare]

It's my Dear Fellow Traveler x Fellow Travelers wip that I will never finish, for anon

[d-criss-news]

Darren Criss speaks at the 2024 Peabody Awards at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel on June 9, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. (Footage by Getty Images Video Deck for Peabody Awards)

[b3y0ndm3asur3]

mike from mike’s mic is watching fellow travelers and if he makes a video on it i will scream

[letterboxdmovies]

2023 | min | Drama, Romance

Título original : Fellow Travelers

Criado por Ron Nyswaner

Elenco: Matt Bomer, Jonathan Bailey, Jelani Alladin

Nacionalidade EUA

[everygame]

1000xRESIST

Developed/Published by: sunset visitor / Fellow Traveller Released: 9/05/2024 Completed: 13/01/2025 Completion: Completed it: the “blue” ending.

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Man, I just don’t know where to start with this one. 

01

With 1000xRESIST, it’s good to go in blind. But not too blind. It’s important to understand that 1000xRESIST is a story first and foremost, but it’s also much preferable to not know what that story is at all.

02 

The conflict, in my mind, is the eternal one: play vs storytelling. 1000xRESIST starts with the flash-forward–never my favourite trope–and throws you back to the beginning to play through a section that features fixed camera angles and no map, having you wander around lost picking up only the barest fragments of narrative–all of which reflect things that you ultimately won’t understand for hours. It’s a surprisingly cold, unwelcoming experience, and it was really only the plaudits that pulled me through.

-01

As is often the case, as I stumble to a year’s end I think about all the games, movies and music of the previous year that are on people’s “best of the year!” lists and that I never seemed to get around to, and then I start trying to cram it all down before I get too far into the next year and end up struggling to catch up in that one.

This year, it felt necessary to play 1000xRESIST, because it’s probably the game I heard about the most with the most universal praise–without actually learning anything specific about it. I guess it looked like… maybe a kind of third person action adventure, or something?

07

The thing about 1000xRESIST is that it’s never actually that fun to play. It cycles through interface and mechanic–third person, first person, some light “Gravity Rush” notes–but in many if not most cases you’re just walking between visual novel nodes. In at least one section that you return to repeatedly you do get a map–you even get a vague radar to help you navigate–but running around it to pick up extra beats is… at best boring, and at worst, annoying and tedious.

03

But once you are through the first segment, and the game starts to reveal more openly what it’s actually about... 1000xRESIST feels revelatory. After a significant period of time when it felt like every movie and TV show was about trauma, one does struggle to not roll their eyes at a work that is quite focused on the idea of “intergenerational trauma” but 1000xRESIST works to actually interrogate that idea from multiple vectors. What starts as cold SF peels one layer away to show a previous generation, and then one before that…

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“Every life, a universe.”

04 

I think for many people, 1000xRESIST will speak to them so directly. It spoke to me. It reminds me of Venba, a game that I found deeply, deeply personal, dealing with many of the same themes, but it also faces up to many things about our current moment: how to not just survive totalitarianism, pandemics, isolation, but how we can find meaning, joy, connection. Reasons to continue.

08

The game’s true “mechanic” isn’t movement in the world–it’s movement in time. More rarely than you’d expect, you jump between nodes of memory, which allows you to, for example, move between spaces you couldn’t in one time, or more generally see specific moments that allow you to unlock more. It’s almost always extremely straightforward–I actually spend far more time in some segments where you were expected to find things in the levels that didn’t even feature the mechanic. 

How much does the mechanic add? I’m not sure. This article’s framing is a lie; if you’ve skipped around the numbers, trying to piece it together in “order”–you don’t ever do anything like that in the game (though you do have to, in your own mind, later). You really just go through the story in order–like you’re reading an article on a page.

05

I think 1000xRESIST’s most damning failing is that it is so engaged with reflecting its themes that it just goes on too long. It sounds harsh for a game that I polished off in a neat seven hours, but the game has a split structure–a second round of mystery–that felt like when a Netflix series cuts away from what you’re actually interested in for an entire episode to drag things out.

06

The music is extremely good for a soundtrack this expansive (85 tracks???) and the effort exerted here pays off; the music does what good music does–fills in a lot of the blanks.

10

1000xRESIST takes a strange turn, right at the end, where it acquiesces to being a video game in a way that it hasn’t before. Is it cathartic?

NO

YES

Epilogue (no)

1000xResist is a game about memory, really. But it makes a decision to show us probably the most consequential character never from their POV; no matter how many memories we see of them, we never know them. There are blank spaces, at points, where you might feel holes can be poked; things don’t fit together. Maybe you don’t like this person, in the end. I know I wasn’t impressed. Did they deserve my catharsis, my forgiveness?

Does it matter?

Epilogue (yes)

“Every life, a universe.”

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