This Is What Going Insane Feels Like
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Publicado 2022-02-07
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This Is What Going Insane Feels Like - Mon Bazou - Let's Game It Out
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Check it out on Steam ► store.steampowered.com/app/1520370/Mon_Bazou/
More about Mon Bazou (from Steam):
Build your crappy vehicle into a race car by installing the parts yourself. Make money by cutting wood, racing at night or delivering pizza. Maybe you want to manage a sugar shack and make tons of maple syrup or build yourself a big garage?
Context
You need to keep yourself fed by drinking delicious Maple Syrup and eating Poutine, welcome to Canada!It's taking place in 2005 with the hot scene of tuned cars and wanna-be streets racers.
Cars
- Lots of upgradable parts on the main vehicle- Install the parts yourself on the vehicle
- Trailer / Boat / ATV mechanics
- Bodywork tool & a very flexible spray paint system
How about in-game cash?
- Boil sugar water and sell barrels of Maple Syrup
- Streets races at the night meet
- Deliver pizzas
- Grow plants / Sell weed joint
- Grow & Cut down trees to sell logs, or split it and sell for firewood
- Gather parts at the scrapyard to sell
Todos los comentarios (21)
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Josh couldn't even get past the title screen without playing "is there a limit." Absolute legend.
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As a Quebec citizen, I can confirm this is a beyond accurate real life simulator.
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7:42 Of course the road map was self-aware enough to have "Mmmmmm" and "Vrouuuuuummmm" as road markers for Josh
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I genuinely can't tell if this was made by a Canadian embracing stereotypes or if it was made by an outsider looking in without any context. I love it. The fact that maple syrup acts to keep you from dying of thirst is my favorite part. We Canadians are just built different, I guess.
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"This is what going insane feels like" No worries Josh we already know the depth of your insanity just from your videos alone.
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He hasn't even started the game and already had it running for 18 hours the dedication this man has to complete destroy whatever game is frightening and if he ever brings that dedication to destroy us I don't think we can survive
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Josh will do anything to avoid playing a game normally, and that is absolutely what I am here for.
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I love how Josh says “you die of hydration” instead of dehydration because he’s in the water 😂
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Josh: "Hey there, it's Josh. Welcome back to Let's Game It Out." Every game in a 10 mile radius: Abstract anxiety
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I wonder how Josh would handle My Summer Car with its wacky mechanics, the chance to steal people's lottery winnings, playing cards with the devil, and customizing your car with christmas lights.
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It took me to the end of the video to realize the paint brand was a blend of Bob Ross and Rustoleum. Absolutely ingenious
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17:05 "i dont know if our big brother knows this..." Big Brother knows everything.
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As a québécoise, i can say that everything in this game is a perfectly accurate representation of rural Quebec, and boy does it hurt to see
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I think Josh is the only person to have 18hours of playtime without having even leaving the game menu.
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Josh is the living definition of "I do things just because I can."
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Directly translated, "Saint-clin du fin fond" is slang for "Saint-blink of the deep end" In Quebec a lot of cities and towns are named after saints. If I would be in charge of translation i'd call this town "Holetown" it maybe "Nowheresville"
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The the pain and lag that Josh goes through to get the artistical and immersive depth into any game he touches is amazing.
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The fact that anxiety is a meter just proves this game was made for Josh
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imagine being a eastern canadian watching Josh load a car onto another car...
