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[artbysoniar]

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[marshvlovestv]

Stage of brainrot: I assigned every Let's Player in my rotation a character or two from Ghosts who they remind me of so I can imagine I'm watching the characters from Ghosts play video games.

No one cares but I wrote it all out under the cut anyway.

PlayFrame: An overwhelmingly cute and wholesome couple. I was watching them and had the thought that this is what Sam and Jay would be like as YouTubers and thus starts this whole thing. I think between them Dan actually reminds me more of Sam and Carrie of Jay, since Dan is usually the one doing most the cool stuff and Carrie mostly cheerleads adorably.

Welonz: Thoughtful, perceptive, loves a good story, she's totally Sasappis. Also she's my favorite Let's Player and he's my favorite character so it fits!

GSDBoxer: A goofy guy who makes silly, uncomplicated videos. He makes a big show out of saying his own name at the start of every video, which reads very Thor to me.

Laila Dyer: Socially conscious and more willing than anyone else to look at a game's politics with a critical eye, she's very much the hippie Flower. Married to a Scandinavian.

Quasimofo: He makes me yell at the screen a lot. Sometimes when he misses a jump in a platformer he'll yell at the character he's playing as if it's somehow their fault and not his. Isaac.

ZenBear: Irreverent, inappropriate, and often drunk, she's a combination of Trevor and Alberta. She mostly plays point-and-click adventure games and I think it's funny to think that Trevor could probably play those if he wanted.

adricarra: She's easily scandalized and yells at child characters a lot, which is very Hetty. (I mostly watch Adri to practice my Spanish, I don't always love her attitude.) She also reminds me somewhat of Alberta, because out of all these people she's absolutely the best voice actor.

marsverb aka Me! I watch my own videos all the time so I count. I think Pete is very mecore, because in my videos I am a doofus who struggles sometimes but I'm just havin a happy fun silly time because I'm very autistic about video games and I like playing them.

I've also been watching this random guy play Nuclear Throne and he also reminds me of Pete because he keeps getting shot in the face and going "I'm havin so much fun guys I love this game :)"

[saexy]

zenbear i’ve missed you, how are u doing 😔 i haven’t checked in in a hot minute

Rinaaabun...🫂 i am doing well now i guess.. HOW HAVE YOU BEEEN... more luke where have you beeeen... (nobody knows me like you do~) i wanna COME BACK TO MY REBLOGGING ERAAAA I WANT IT BACK SO BADLYYY !!!! 🥲🥲🥲🥲 alas school decided my fate for sometime..

[nonbinary-nature-lover-jeri]

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[bryonyashaw]

FIND YOUR ZEN 🙏

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[marshvlovestv]

No one asked but this spreadsheet is how I keep track of my rotating list of Let's Plays that I want to watch. The current rotation is in the table on the left, organized alphabetically by game. The way I do it is that I, for example, will watch one episode of A Hat in Time, then one episode of The Infinity String, then one episode of Psychonauts, etc. until I get all away around and then I watch the next episode of A Hat in Time. I have seven channels that I enjoy watching and five slots at any given time (well, six slots, really, but I'll get to that later), so I also use numbers to track which channel will be swapped out for. The next time I finish one of these series (it'll be ZenBear's playthrough of The Infinity String), I'll replace it with the next game on #2, GSDBoxer's, to-watch list, West of Loathing (alphabetically it will be moved to the end of the cycle, of course). ZenBear will become #1, and Quasimofo will become #2 and be next up to be swapped in. Every time a to-watch list falls under ten games, I go to the channel in question and find four or five more series in their backlog that interest me to top it off (and sometimes I'll just add new playthroughs as they're posted - Laila Dyer and GSDBoxer post sparingly, for example, so I want to watch their new stuff ASAP).

Now, I mentioned a sixth slot before. That one is saved for my own videos. My brother thinks it's a superpower that I can stand to watch my own videos but I really do enjoy it and find it helps me reflect and improve, and to that end I've made a list of every video I've posted on my own Let's Play channel, alphabetized by title, and in that order include one of my own videos in each cycle.

For example, in the next rotation, I'll watch the next Chants of Sennaar video on my list (indicated in bold) at the start before A Hat in Time, while in the following rotation the next episode of Pyre will come between Psychonauts and Sekiro.

I've found this process to be an effective way through my backlog of Let's Play-watching, and it's also... a very soothing process to me. This kind of intricate organization that is meaningless to everyone but me is comforting. I watch these videos in the background during work and lately I've just kept on watching them when work is over because it's so comfortable. The process changes sometimes - for instance, as you can tell by the fact I'm only into the B's, my own videos were a recent addition, and I used to have a slot for miscellaneous playthroughs - rather than stick with the channels I knew I would look up a game and find playthroughs from channels I was unfamiliar with. It's how I found several of the channels that are now in my regular rotation but I've landed upon too many channels I didn't enjoy lately so I threw that out. I'm sure the process will change again someday, but for now I like what I've made it into. This is how I find my fun. This is basically what I do all day. Again, I know no one asked or cares but I thought I'd give a little peek into my brain.

[saexy]

sweet zenbear how are you and sae doing today 🫂 i hope he’s spoiling you

CARINAA 🌝🌝🌝 he is taking good care 🤡🤡 HDJDJDDJJD .. HE JUST LOST in forehead flicka ANDIS NOWWW REFUSING TO PAY UP. husbands AM I RITE???

HOWW IS YOU AND LOVERR BOY.. I ALWAYS HAAD THIS QUESTION I NEEDES TO ASK YOU ����🫣🫣 HOPPINH OVER WAIT A MIN BUT LWK FORGOTOTJFFJ

[borischo91]

#zenmode #zenmoment And how to reach them ! @yogamandala_bg is the place ! #zenbeads #zenbear #zenbeard #zenair #mandala (at yogamandala)

[nattosoup]

Favorite Youtube Creators

Since Youtube seems to be full of problematic people who gain popularity with controversial, inflammatory content, lemme share a list of some of my favorite creators who are A: Actually creative B: Make Good Stuff C: Don't hurt others with their platform

Feel free to comment with your own heartfelt, unproblematic favs!

I'mma start with Kiwami Japan. Ever wanted to know how to make a knife out of milk? What about out of aluminum foil? Kiwami Japan has all that, and way more: https://t.co/fFm7WVhAuG

Cetriya is a fellow comic artist who shares her comic art and process on her channel. She has great work, produces quality videos, and works hard, so give her some love: https://t.co/jXwiZSABoM

Abroad in Japan is great if you're planning a trip to Japan, or are just interested in Japanese culture. He's worked with a few of the local tourism boards to create collaboration videos as well! https://t.co/xXmutSWX66

Love retro video games? Interested in insightful commentary and reviews? DefunctGames covers retro and retro inspired games: https://t.co/awMsM1AyXB

Enjoy point and click adventure games, but no time to play? ZenBear does some of the best LP's for that genre, I loved their coverage of modern point and click games: https://t.co/2PtaQv1Rsj

Speaking of zen, if you're into relaxed, laid back gameplay with a friendly narrator, The Jessa Channel has some great playthroughs:https://t.co/4Lvl38yZf0

Nada Makes is such a cool Youtube channel, I found her while researching pigments and dyes! I love watching her create dyes and pigments from natural ingredients like red cabbage and chamomile: https://t.co/xoPtYuAcHo

Brandon Dayton's channel combines beautiful timelapse illustration with helpful, heartfelt advice about working in a couple different creative industries: https://t.co/eCix7zgLsF

Hajira Meeks has amazingly helpful watercolor content, especially if you're interested in gouache: https://t.co/P5S3Qbp0Wf

Becca Hillburn's channel is unrelentingly kind to artists. She frequently shares watercolor content and comic tutorials, as well as con tutorials and recaps: https://t.co/9LXwBmCme4

Waka Watercolor's art and color theory are amazing and a lot of the techniques can also be applied to markers! https://t.co/BJdFBAcdn6

JenniferCharlee paints gorgeous succulents and animals over on her channel: https://t.co/flBa4RtAGK

I love @TerriSketcher 's anthro style, as well as her use of watercolor: https://t.co/iVa3ZURjJY

Sadie Saves the Day has an amazing Youtube channel that I reference when I need information outside my wheelhouse. Check out her Gansai video, it's seriously the best: https://t.co/9yiWLLSci3

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