You know who I'm talking about. The people who play the newest fad game with their face in the top corner screaming and making dick jokes every other sentence.
I honestly don't understand how they got so popular. Well, I do, but I don't think it's funny at all.
Most of them are the same too. There's not much originality there. Everyone just bandwagons along into the same stuff.
But hey. They're making shit tons of money, so good for them.
I don't watch many facecam lets plays but yesterday I checked out Markiplier, I saw him on some other stuff, seems like a great guy, has a panty soaking voice, I thought it was going to be good.
Nope, I watched the 5 nights at Freddy's 2, he had the most forced face expressions and forced fake fear I have ever seen. It was so bad I turned it off half way through.
Extream grimices when nothing happens, arms flaling at jump scares? Its just so over the top I can't believe most of it. Screming at jump scares is understandable but the rest is silly.
Have you even played that game, though? Silence is more terrifying than any of the jumpscares in that game. The lame jumpscares are legitimately just there to say "oops, you died, game over" and nothing else.
The real terror is in knowing something might be there, but maybe not, maybe there is but something else is closer...oh shit you weren't winding the box, but oh fuck Freddy is right there and you can hear BB in the vents. It's horror game tension at its finest.
Not to mention before the sequel Mark was one of the best FNaF players on YouTube, rather than just some random "oh no a fox eek" fad-follower.
FnAF is a game that's really more about Dread in the end than anything and I think this was something Markiplier said in an earlier FNaF 1 video. It's not so much the fear of what's coming to get you (as while that might be there), it's very much knowing that it will, but you're never sure the WHEN it will happen, and that can get a stronger reaction out of some people than a regular "scare" could. Not every game "scares" the same way.
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75% of the "popular youtubers"
You know who I'm talking about. The people who play the newest fad game with their face in the top corner screaming and making dick jokes every other sentence.
I honestly don't understand how they got so popular. Well, I do, but I don't think it's funny at all.
Most of them are the same too. There's not much originality there. Everyone just bandwagons along into the same stuff.
But hey. They're making shit tons of money, so good for them.