r/ServerBlight

[Can i send it as art?]

Maybe

Actually.. there's some stuff I've made for YouTube community

YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH I HATE, NO, DESPISE THIS THING, HE'S A FAKE FAN, I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM!!!!!

I LAUGHED WHEN HE GOT ASSIMILATED AND DIDN'T FEEL ONE BIT BAD, I LOVE SAILERMAN MORE THAN HE EVER COULD, HE'S A FAKE FAN AND POSER!!!

HE WATCHED EVERY VIDEO 10X, I'VE WATCHED THEM 20X, WE ARE NOT THE SAME!!!

HE IS THE BANE OF MY EXISTENCE...

(I will post art soon, I just needed to get this off my chest)

1 art)Your popularity will help me get many more enlightened ones and show them the right path to the angels.

(and bla bla bla Sorry, I don't understand anything about religion.)

2 art)I will show you the light and I will give you the blessing of the angels

3 art)I am your bishop, I am faithful to religion and I can cleanse you from sins.

It’s a nice hat and I want it!

please stop super gooning to my content gang

when i heard the new story for Directionz the voice sounded more like a femboy than a female, it had hints of what a stereotypical femboy sounded like, at least this is what i heard but i didn't hear that much of female in their voice, i could be wrong tho

me when the -.. / . / -- / . / -. / - / .. / . kicks in when the guy from basics baldis

I don't yet know how to solve the camera problem so that the shaking and lighting are very smooth because I want to make the scenes more cinematic..

One of the biggest questions I've had since I started watching Serverblight was "hey... what if it were real?"

If something like Serverblight actually existed, would it be seemingly unknown like in the series, or would its existence be discovered in just a few days? We don't know for sure how much time passed between "empty server" and "manipulation" maybe it was a few weeks, maybe a month. We also don't know how many people Serverblight captured, but in my opinion, it was a good few hundred.

People caught by Server Blight fall into a coma in the real world and spit blood while the assimilation happens; we can see this in "proxy."

At first, one might think that hundreds of young people around the world falling into a coma in front of their computers for no reason could cause a stir, but... I don't know, many people around the world play TF2, and a lot of strange things happen every day that aren't documented.

Oh, and maybe, if Blight catches a famous YouTuber or several, that might generate something. Three or four TF2 YouTubers falling into a coma for no reason in front of their computers with weeks between occurrences certainly draws attention.

So, what do you think?

Edit: The infected appear to be online. We can see this in "Conviction" at minute 3:06. This would be extremely helpful in showing that something is wrong with TF2; people hospitalized for a strange and unexplained reason, all somehow online playing TF2, would be conclusive proof that something is wrong. Who knows, maybe they'll address this later in the series...

I recently noticed that Nexos's assimilation scene in Manipulation is most likely a callback to Sigismund0's assimilation in Proxy, not only both work for the same purpose but also share almost the exact same display of events:

• In both cases the victim is left unattended (while the other characters are aware of their location)
• Both scenes display the victim suffering violently, in Marc's case, he's shown choking on his blood and in Nexos's case he's shown crying while being pseudo-suffocated
• In both cases, another survivor returns to check on the victim, finding them in middle of the being taken process
• Both occasions, the ServerBlight seems to be either curious or amused by its work, staring intently at the victim, either real life corpse or game model, and later turns slowly to the survivors upon realizing they are watching
• In both cases the survivors escape immediately after being spotted
• PicNick is present in both scenes, just with inverted roles, which is a sad and cruel irony

I know it can sound like I'm describing any assimilation scene really, but if you look into it, you'll notice that a lot (not all) of assimilations happen quickly or off-screen, and they vary in the sequence of events, meanwhile these two scenes have almost the same order of events and similar composition, like come-on, even the shots look similar

That was it, just wanted to share a small curious thing I noticed