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Replying to @NULL_HORIZON24
We just had the same issue. If you go into practice range with two Victors and repeat the process twice by getting each other super low it’ll freeze your game and then kick you out the party.
Replying to @EpicGames
And there goes all the goodwill from the weekly free games.
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Replying to @OliDeliber
Tip of the iceberg for this guy. Channel rewards that make his model fart + he does it way too much to just be an occasional bit. He regularly talks to minors and tries justifying it, plus a lot of other things others have explained better. Watch a video about him, it’s weird.
Replying to @ThorLoyi @Sage_VALE_
I can agree with you here. Nothing’s ever perfect, but Mark did an amazing job for his first theatrical film, especially for having very limited lore to work with and with it being mostly independent.
Replying to @Revolve_OW @Sage_VALE_
Majority of critics claimed they didn’t understand what was going on.. that’s literally Cosmic horror. A cosmic horror film isn’t going to hold your hand and give you time to breathe. It’s going to continue ramping up, and it’s up to the viewer to make their own judgements.
Replying to @Sage_VALE_
This is my particular issue with people like the critics giving it such a low score. They either haven’t played the game, or went into the cinemas expecting the film to not be an eldritch/psychic/cosmic horror. We the viewers are not mean to just be given all the information.
Replying to @cineworld
Oh I absolutely loved it. It’s a cosmic/psychological horror, and I was all there for the fact that we as the viewer weren’t given all the information, it always left us piecing things together. 💙
Also, loved the atmosphere of Cineworld, sounds silly but it FELT like a cinema.
Replying to @cineworld
Cannot be more appreciative that Cineworld took a chance on Iron Lung. I had to travel to a different county just to watch it, but it was so worth it.
Damn, y’all really can’t watch a horror film without jump scares every 5 seconds? The attention span of a toddler and the memory of a goldfish, I swear.
It’s clear Mark Fischbach, AKA Markiplier, really loves Iron Lung, but his sluggish movie adaption of the game feels interminable rather than serving as a compelling interpretation of this world.
Our review: bit.ly/46pqSBt
Replying to @Multigamer @JonnyBlox
Like.. it’s meant to be slow, the audio is meant to be distorted, it’s not meant to give you everything, you’re meant to be a bit confused etc etc. it shows the descent into literal madness where you can’t trust what you see or hear. The critic are just hating to be contrarians.
Replying to @JonnyBlox
They’re going into this with no knowledge of the material (not like there’s much more than what was shown in the film) and then blaming the film for being slow? Their minds are rotted to think that if a horror movie doesn’t have a jump scare every 5 seconds then it’s boring.
Replying to @DUSKdev
You, Mark and the rest of the team deserve no less. It was an absolute masterclass in environmental and psychological horror.
#Highguard WHY DOES A 6 ROUND REVOLVER HAVE 5 ROUNDS?! @jifferey you're gonna love this shit.
Replying to @politicswarblog @Pirat_Nation
My issue with it is the constant pop up being like ‘you don’t have enough storage on your One drive account, upgrade now!’ When it tries saving my whole damn pc and then has every file have the annoying red x.
Replying to @pcgamer
Assuming this was actually quoted and not paraphrased, this guy’s just lost any good will he had.








