Easter Eggs 

Definitely wasn't a 17th. It's to perfect. 😂

The 17th bar was the friends we made along the way

100% correct. I use that trick in TTRPGs all the time. Name hostile NPCs "Ruffian A, Ruffian B, Ruffian C, Ruffian E" and watch your players lose their minds looking for Ruffian D.

Unless there actually are 17 bars and they were hoping that Tim would assume the 17th bar is a lie... 😳

the guy changed his mind, came back the next week and ate one.

Willy Wonka is always hiring.

One thing with click bait ones is that there will be either willful or accidental errors waiting for pendants to comment with corrections. This of course winds up gamifying youtube so they get recommended again Best course of action is to never respond to anything you don't like in an algorithmic setting

that's an easter egg for when the icon is displayed larger than 32x32, which wasn't standard at the time

Thanks. I was thinking that I have never seen this portrait before. Maybe because I've never tried a hobbit run.

Wasn't he a halfling serial killer or something?

@@yurisonovab3892Yes, he's imprisoned in Pits in Dernholm.

100%

Thought the same thing, but if there were, it might have been lost, like taped to the bottom of the trash bin (because we know you think they're garbage), or in some documents someone else was given.

for many of those cases they do take responsibility for the thing, but only for positive ramifications, as soon as the result is viewed negatively they don't speak up. and we do want "buy-in" and some kind of ownership given from say the artist to the assets otherwise the amount of effort may not be very high. the big problem with referential things (like Easter-Eggs, or what people refer to as Easter-Eggs) is that they are in jokes, and sometimes they need to be explained. for the purpose of responsibility: we ask the people working on the project to "take ownership" of it, but then we don't credit them for the specific thing, we "just" put their name in the attribution list. for some individuals say they were contracted they made like 3 art assets it didn't work out and they left, but we paid them for their work and we used the assets, we can list those 3 things next to their name, but then the lead artist did 80 assets that is a long list. this is also sometimes an issue with writing, where the writing team might have 5 people, one of which is a notable person, so everyone claims that like all the jokes are theirs almost erasing the other 4 people from the project.

The cake is a lie!

If I had made a sequel to Temple, I probably would have put Ima in there.

So you are not into magick, I understand.

You can't make an easter egg that EVERYBODY will get. It depends on how much you know. If it's the first piece of media you interact with, you won't understand any references. If you are a fan of their games to the point of knowing the team faces, then it's an easter egg you will understand and others won't.

Easter egg; definition: “An Easter egg is a message, image, or feature hidden in software, a video game, a film, or another - usually electronic - medium” It has nothing to do with anything you’re saying. It is simply a secret. That’s it.

I think Tim's Easter Eggs follow the same principle of his game's jokes and humour - they must stand on their own, but to those who know the reference, nice. Take the Black Isle reference - although not Jim's - it stands on its own, even for younger audiences who never knew of a Black Isle Studios.

"Um, actually..."

*update sound* “Well, that’s a pretty controversial take Windows, but I’m all for freedom of speech so I allow it”

Hay, when windows makes sounds in a video I go on edge. I relay need to change the default sounds so I dont think my computer is having a special moment all the time.

My computer doesn't speak to me when not asked or there really is an emergency. She's a good girl.

You might be right. I wasn’t quite sure where the portrait was used.

Yes

I see im late.