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huge thanks to https://sellfy.com/BrosisJK for the swag thumbnail participating nerds: https://www.youtube.com/user/iBeaturscore/ (Max, purple text) https://www.youtube.com/user/PaulRoxYurSox (Paul, blue text) https://www.youtube.com/user/THEBESTGINGER13 (Jake, orange text) -------------------------------- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Technothepig Server: mc.hypixel.net Resource Pack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fDgEGvG7i0 Will I add you as a friend? No Music: "Intended Force" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ blogpost: This event was rather spontaneous. I pitched the idea on twitter on Monday, had three volunteers in seven minutes, and now we're uploading it five days later. Time flies, man. I'm quite fond of this event; it's just a global version of Party Games, sure, but it guarantees that everyone is thrown out of their comfort zone; you never know what to expect, and being good at PvP won't save you if the number falls on Turbo Kart Racers. Granted, I'm probably mostly fond of it because it allows casuals like me to compete, but still; it was the most fun I've had recording in a long time, and I recommend other people try it. (If your video goes viral and gets 10,000,000 views I'll be slightly butt-hurt but at that point you'd have too many views to care anyways) Stayed up all night editing this because the video deserved it. Certainly not Disney levels of production, but I was learning as I went along. People tend to joke about me not editing, but the truth is, most videos don't need editing, nor do they benefit from too much of it. This was different, though. This was a video that could actually benefit from editing, so I tried my best. Apologies for sound problems, since this was recorded on my new PC the option to record my microphone into a separate sound track had been disabled, essentially making it 5x harder to do sound balancing. I think it turned out alright, though. I hope you enjoy this video, since it was easily my favorite video to make in a LONG time (possibly ever, but that might be the sleep deprivation talking). I used subtitles when necessary to emphasize lines in particularly chaotic situations; hopefully makes it easier to understand what people said while also showing just how chaotic it was. Some scenes will probably have to be watched twice to absorb all the dialogue, but i'm told rewatchability is a good thing. should probably have made a lot of subtitles smaller but too late now, rip. learning experience anyhow

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