Fiction’s DARKEST Universes Explained in 18 Minutes. Part 4

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  @Abbi707 · 1 year ago · pinned

  I heard if you say the name of your favourite youtube 3 times, they will pin you so<br>Easily explained<br>Easily explained<br>Easily explained<br>Did it work?

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• BL

  @blakegriffin7655 · 1 year ago

  This video ended up being a rant of game of thrones

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  @1018Annimator · 1 year ago

  As someone that’s never watched the series, the Game of Thrones segment becoming a rant/tangent about how it all went to shit was so funny lmao

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• DE

  @DeepDubPulse · 1 year ago

  The Sims is proof that when humans play god, we create prisons of joy and call them games. It’s not simulation, it’s sadism

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• SU

  @superrr0216 · 1 year ago

  I didn&apos;t realize The Sims is so dark

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• LE

  @leoth1116 · 1 year ago

  They spent 7 seasons trying to hype up the &quot;endless winter&quot; and it lasted 3 episodes and was ended by arya

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• YO

  @youthoughtaboutit6946 · 1 year ago (edited)

  When playing the sims, I always used cheats to ensure that my sims were always at max needs and just constantly happily building skills, carrying out their hobbies, and just basically making them the best of the best people with amazing lives with max friendships, highest tier jobs, highest social groups, having mythical pets (like unicorns in sims 3), functionally immortal, rich beyond belief, et al tbh.

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• TH

  @theflyingnarwhal. · 1 year ago

  Subnautica would make a good topic. Not just its scary monsters or uninhabited oceans, but the universe outside of it. The company Riley works for is corporate and uncaring. After surviving the game, Riley is told that all his found items are property of Alterra (the company) and he must pay trillions in debt. Even in survival and freedom, he is still slave to Alterra’s lack of morality. But yes, the life forms and habitats of Subnautica also make it a scary dystopian, so there’s that too.

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• AC

  @ACGreyhound04 · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ong5uhM2nw4&amp;t=238">3:58</a> — So basically, in the Sims, you the user gets to play as that all-powerful demon boy from the “Twilight Zone” episode, and the windowless brick box is like The Cornfield.

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• RO

  @rohantiamson · 1 year ago (edited)

  Invincible Universe, Dead Space universe, Project Moon Universe and Ultrakill Universe must be in the next part<br>Also love the Dave and Dan slander, seriously imagine fucking up the ending so badly that people reevaluate The Sopranos ending

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• GL

  @glowtail7785 · 1 year ago

  For Part 5, I suggest the Drakengard/Nier universe.<br><br>Drakengard takes place in an alternate world, where God regrets creating humans in the first place due to their ego and decides to wipe them all out by sending his angels, called the &quot;Watchers&quot;. Humanity then responded by shielding the entire world using women as seals, isolating them from all contact. Should the women die, the seals will be broken and the world will be open for the Watchers to enter and eradicate humanity. Humans in this world make pacts to other races (elves, fairies and dragons) at the cost of anything, including voice, hair, sight, and even limbs and internal organs. Some humans decided to side with the Watchers and attempt to break the seals, waging war against those who defy them. The series is also known for branching timelines, none of them end happily.<br><br>Nier takes place after one of these timelines, where the seals protecting the world are broken and God&apos;s Watchers descend upon it. A giant Watcher is eventually forced into a portal to the modern-day Earth and killed, but not without a cost. The Watcher&apos;s remains dissolve into an incurable disease that quickly spreads around the world, turning the infected into literal salts. Desperate, humanity then studied magic and split themselves into two: The immortal bodies (Replicants) and the shadowy souls (Gestalts/Shades). This attempt eventually backfires: The former degrades with black markings on their bodies while the latter loses their minds and attacks the former. The conflict persists until both Replicants and Gestalts are no more, finally driving humanity to extinction. Thousands of years later, man-made androids under the organization &quot;YoRHa&quot; wage a perpetual war against robots created by an extinct alien race for the purpose of retaking Earth from the aliens, whom YoRHa blamed for humanity living on the moon, unaware of their true fate.

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• JA

  @jamerson9686 · 1 year ago

  the sims explanation was poetic.

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