Hiding in the most ARTISTIC spots in Meccha Chameleon!

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• MO

  @Moarf23 · 2 months ago

  God, I love being blue.

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• KA

  @KaibaNerd1 · 2 months ago

  I love how broad this group is. It feels like people from all over the internet.

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• ME

  @Mediocregameboy · 2 months ago

  Moarf is on vacation but Moarf Blue? He can't stop workin

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• FR

  @froakie_fan · 2 months ago

  Timothy chestnut's guide to calling moons free parking: leap of faith.

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• CO

  @ComfyChameleon · 2 months ago

  Wavy is so damn funny bro

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• DO

  @dontlookspins · 2 months ago

  Love the meccha chameleon vids moarf and thanks for including other perspectives too even tho it’s more to edit it makes these way better

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• DE

  @DepravedCoTApologist · 2 months ago

  I can't wait for the video of the game with THAT clip

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• DA

  @DarkAura993 · 2 months ago

  Absolutely W video!<br>I Absolutely CANNOT wait for the sequel video with DougDoug and Failboat!!!

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• FU

  @furbyfubar · 2 months ago

  Strategy advice from someone who doesn&apos;t even own the game (but have watched <b>too</b> many hours of gameplay): <br>* If you are buried too much (ie blinking) and you clone yourself, your buried clone(s) <b>won&apos;t</b> blink. The real you still has to move to not blink obviously, but you can use this to make the seam between yourself and an object you&apos;re trying to enlarge become much less visible. You also obviously can be as buried inside your clones (or other players) as you want without blinking. So place the most buried clones first and have the &quot;real&quot; you be the part that&apos;s furthest from the most from the map geometry.<br><br>* The latest update added a setting for brush opacity that is (currently) a bit janky/unintuitive to use, but is a game changer for texturing. After the 6 character hex-code for RGB color it now (per default) says &quot;FF&quot; (255 in hex) for &quot;full brush opacity&quot;. Change it to some lower value to have your brush stroked be semi-transparent. For example, change the &quot;FF&quot; to &quot;33&quot; to draw at 20% opacity, or &quot;80&quot; for 50%. This means that instead of replacing your color <b>fully</b> with the brush color, the result becomes a blend between the color that part of your body <b>was</b> and your picked color. Very useful for blending hard lines into something that can mimic anti-aliased textures. Or for drawing fake shadows on some piece you&apos;ve drawn onto yourself to make it look like that it can&apos;t be a blocky player body part, as it wouldn&apos;t have a part &quot;sticking out&quot; there. Beware that every time you use the color picker the opacity value for your brush will reset to &quot;FF&quot; (ie 100%).<br><br>* One strategy I would love to see more of is &quot;Paint/clone yourself into some object that doesn&apos;t match anything around you, but also doesn&apos;t look like a player shape.&quot; Why is there a orange metallic ball on the street next to some sticks and two dustbins? Who knows, but seeker aren&apos;t really thinking about &quot;Does this make sense?&quot; as much as &quot;Does this shape look different from the other things like it around it?&quot; and of course &quot;Does this look like a player shape?&quot;. So especially on maps that are new to the seekers, being a single weird thing that doesn&apos;t have more of that thing around it can be enough. You look like the <b>only</b> metallic orange ball on the map, so as long as your overlapping clones make you <b>not</b> look too much like a player shape, then you can be overlooked.

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• CZ

  @czarnemo5195 · 2 months ago

  I feel like it’s way more fun to play this game for high score than Hiders vs Seekers

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• GC

  @gc7725 · 2 months ago

  I already watched the VOD, but the editing on this video was really well done so I had a great time watching the edited video as well. Love that the editor also edits for Smom!

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• GA

  @Gaasuba · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F-9KbGPPTY&amp;t=1631">27:11</a> at least 1, actually