u/Nick_Carlson_Press

Imposters have discovered that you can form a human shield at the shuttle doors and prevent Reagents from getting inside. This sounds like a cheap but technically non game-breaking tactic, until you realize that the updated player collision physics mean that you can't jump over or scoot around them even when they're all blasted to the ground with a Stun Rig.

Had an experience where three Imposters were blocking the two shuttle doors that were still open, so I blasted all three of them with a Stun Rig, only to be unable to actually get past them because their fallen bodies were blocking the doors and the game wouldn't allow me to jump over them. All three recovered before I could force a path between them and I got killed. And of course Gooseberry and the Bait Grunt who were also camping by the shuttle doors didn't help. (Additionally, Imposters were buffed so that Expop wouldn't come after them so easily, which I overall approve of, but admittedly I as the Reagent could have used some aggression from Gooseberry, who was just standing right next to this Imposter human wall doing nothing).

Seemed the only thing I could do in that scenario was either hope their timers expired before the shuttle left, or snipe them from a distance over a protracted period until they died. At least one Reagent managed to bust through, so we technically won, but myself and the two others were all massacred at the end because of this.

From what I recall, collision physics between players at some point before (pre-Season 5 or 6 iirc) basically allowed you to slip between or over someone if they were in a doorway, including Imposters. While improving the collision physics between players is not a bad thing as it makes it more realistic, unfortunately it seems to have created yet another problem with Invasion.

Last time I made Franco's wolf's milk cocktail, this time I made Coyle's prison wine as featured in the cell cosmetics. Highly recommended not to be eating for this one

The facts:

Some bitch in the walls. Details sliding. Losing time. Jabbering dinks contaminating my crime scene. Dead wives still complaining. No. Categorize: Real/not real.

Log details, Investigative discipline. Facts.

Whitecoats jack me way fucking up. Put me to work. Blitzed on bennies. Fruits to squish. Daggers and chickenhawks and pink sisters. Crack a molar riding Benzadrine. Grind my teeth, taste my own jacked blood. Cycles me back up.

Discipline. Facts. Details. Interrogate the facts, ignore distraction. I could break a 2x4 on my cock. Focus.

Facts.

She's talking in the walls of the station. Not Irene. Not June. Bitch talking nonstop rebop. "Hope." Moving the furniture around. Not the bowling trophy. Not the goose (wouldn't fit anyway). Who?

Whitecoats put me down. Ether. H. Fucking Sterno. Fighting my eyelids. Back to the box. The needles. The dreams that leave marks. Bitch still in the walls. Says, "soon." Breeze coming from a wall in the station.

Anxiety coming off the whitecoats like stink. Grind that tooth, pain plus bennies chokes out the voice. Bitch can stay in the walls. Fact: dead wives don't talk.

Also, I feel the need to address some conversations I saw going around last night, about why certain memes and trends weren't included in the video. Honestly, I wish I could give a more elegant answer, but 1) I wouldn't call myself super involved in the subreddit, so I'm not privy to everything that's happened in here, and 2) while thinking of topics and points to hit, some things just didn't occur to me or I didn't get to them. The video itself was less about the subreddit, and more about how elements from Calvin and Hobbes were utilizied and twisted by the subreddit. With that in mind, it boiled down to things I personally remembered and stuck out, that also aligned with the creative direction. If I'd wanted to make a full detailed breakdown of everything in the subreddit, I would have, but that wasn't the video I had in mind.

So, I apologize if some of you felt left out because your contributions weren't in the video. But please rest assured that it was nothing personal, I didn't mean anything by it, and that it doesn't detract from the humor or impact your edits have.