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Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 17 Jun 2016, 19:47
by Graham
A creeping obsession pervades the LRR crew...

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 17 Jun 2016, 20:48
by Kapol
Watching this helps me understand what it's like for non-Magic players to watch Friday Nights. I thought it had it's funny moments and overall enjoyed it. But it felt like it wasn't really 'meant' for me. And that's with having a passing knowledge of the game due to watching streams. If I hadn't had that, some of the better jokes like the noon one would have been lost on me. I'd have been closer to Paul in the first FN video, wondering why people were laughing about Flash.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 18 Jun 2016, 00:20
by theycallmejokke
I very much had a expiriance in the same vain as Kapol, though I'm so sick of Overwatch jokes thanks to the internet as a whole, That I didn't really even find this one funny at all sadly, but just to end on a possitive note here Cam's GUI grafics, and play of the game grafics where really well made, very nicely done.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 18 Jun 2016, 18:03
by OneirosGolem
As someone with largely memetic knowledge of Overwatch, my favourite was definitely Alex suddenly yelling Hanzo's ult from the bathroom, which nearly got me out of my chair with laughter.

Other high points were Cameron as "A Functional Adult" for matching how far a long video game binge divorces your capacity to function from the norm, and Alex whining at the door like a tiny dog just for sheer absurdity.

That said, the ending felt a little off? I was expecting another event after Ian & Paul finished talking, because of the way the camera pulled out and the somewhat ominous music making its return. I kind of wish someone actually ate toast directly into the mic, just to prove how far gone everyone was.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 18 Jun 2016, 18:17
by Kapol
Personally, I thought the Noon, bathroom, and the entire first-person segment and follow through were strong. As for the ending, I thought it felt a little wonky. But it had a twilight zone 'bad end' vibe to it, which I appreciated. Also the fact Paul seemed almost glad to not have to deal with everyone was pretty good.

Personally, I was waiting for the post-credit scene to be a fake 'Overwatch Addiction" charity commercial, ending with the person voicing it complaining about Bastion or something. On further thought, I also think it might have been funny to see Penelope sitting in a chair with overwatch on the screen too. But I can see why they wouldn't do that.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 19 Jun 2016, 13:52
by My pseudonym is Ix
As somebody who gives less than four tenths of a **** about Overwatch, this... went over my head a bit.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 19 Jun 2016, 21:30
by phlip
It seems everyone who actually plays Overwatch has fallen deep into this hole, leaving only us stragglers who don't actually play the game to comment in this thread...

I actually enjoyed this one, despite only getting most of the references through memes. I was a little surprised that the stinger with Beej didn't turn out revealing he was actually playing some random Nintendo game instead, but this stinger works too.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 20 Jun 2016, 19:44
by unpronounceable
I get it! So this is what it's like on the other side.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 25 Jul 2016, 17:06
by bv310
I really want a gif of Cam's Play of the Game.

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 27 Jul 2016, 08:46
by Robo4900
From when he picks up the hats, when Paul tells him to take them, or the shot of Cam against the LRR logo?

Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 27 Jul 2016, 12:56
by AdmiralMemo
bv310 wrote:I really want a gif of Cam's Play of the Game.
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Re: Overwatched [commodoreHUSTLE]

Posted: 18 Aug 2016, 22:51
by Drendar
I was kinda expecting it to end like the TNG episode "the game" where beej is too derpy to be sucked in and uses the smell of fresh magic packs to drag people out of their stupor.