Word of itsMiatch

I mentioned not long ago that I was considering playing the early-access horror hit Phasmophobia on my channel. In fact I've even recorded a couple of videos, but phasmophobia videos are the sort for me where if you stop editing them for a second they're impossible to get back to. Sad day. Eventually, my hyperfixation with Phasmophobia died down (yes, it was a hyperfixation, I could not stop playing it). I moved onto something else, I assume, as always happens. But then a couple nights ago, I decided to make a game. Some 24 hours of total development time later, I had gotten no sleep, and a correspondent suggested I make a video about my game, Phasmin Basmin , because I had no other ideas. That was a very good idea, but I didn't start recording it until an hour before the upload date. It was... quite  an hour. But the video was recorded, edited, rendered, thumbnailed, uploaded, processed and published two minutes  before the deadline. And I thought my previous video '...

So there's a little bit of a global pandemic going on and I've had some time on my hands. What have I been doing? Making videos? Of course not, this is me we're talking about. Going mad? Of course not, I actively sate my social needs by specifically not talking to people. Instead, I developed a mild interest in Minecraft speedrunning. Most people who still follow the game's community may have heard of Dream , a coder who decided to form a plan to become very popular on YouTube and had it turn out successfully. He creates spigot plugins that alter the way the game works and tries to beat the Ender Dragon with his friends while wacky things happen around them. It should come as a surprise to nobody that my response to these videos was to play the snooty contrarian until the trend died and only then  jump on the decrepit bandwagon. Now, I'm really not good at making spigot plugins, in fact I didn't even realise we were on spigot (what happened to Craftb...

Some of you who have been watching my YouTube channel since around 2015 might remember that one time I made a multiplayer FNAF map in Minecraft. It was... well, it was awful. That much was obvious even then.