GMOD VR: gm_Russia (Serial Killer?) 

If I had a nickel every time lib scared himself by saying something would come running out from a dark hallway I would be able to buy my own vr headset

that talk you gave at the sorta beginning about not holding back on reactions to creepy things in these GMOD maps was great :p i think i can speak for a lot of other people when I say that i watch you because you’re so enthusiastic about the details of these maps and the psychology of these creepy places. everytime i watch one of these videos, I just feel as though im hanging out with a friend, you’re very genuine. keep it up. :)

The Librarian walking into the Employee's Only section of a store just like "Whenever I'm in a situation like this, it always reminds me of-" "SIR YOU CAN'T BE BACK HERE!"

I didn’t expect him to explore this map. I literally told him to and he did 😂

This map breaks an important rule in Source map design: openable doors should have doorhandles 😤

Fun fact, if you get into the area with the dead body fast enough, then you can witness the body fall out of the hole, and the body makes some faint moaning sound, implying it’s still alive. You can also hear breathing from behind the door before you hear banging

I don't think you get enough credit for how emotionally vulnerable you make yourself to these maps. Not very many people would be able to do this kind of content without going on the defense or breaking the tension somehow. Your commentary is how I imagine I would feel being alone at night playing one of these maps, and that really adds to the atmosphere

hey librarian. i explored this map myself in gmod without vr, and there are doors that open, objects that can be broken, and radios that play music if u interact with them. the music won't get you striked. the reason I know about the doors and breakables is due to the health bar addon I'm using. it actually shows breakable things, props, and npc health. quite useful id say

You should definitely look at rp_southside next. It's an incredibly detailed but lonely map of a part of New York City, and it always gave me that creepy/comfy vibe.

About the pretending to be scared thing, playing games in VR is a completly different ball game than watching it on a tv. I dont get affected much by horror games at all, i might find them a bit creepy at times, but watching things on a TV doesnt scare me. On the other hand, Ive played games in VR where i just had to stop because the tension built up in such a way it became too much. Something standing behind you when you turn around is quite different when all you see is the game world and whatevers there without the framing of real life around it. Never came across to me like mr Librarian here pretends to be scared or creeped out, like i said, VR is a different beast.

"There is a longstanding myth actually, that if you drop a cinderblock off the empire state building, it'll gain enough momentum to kill someone on the street below"

Librarian:

The moment at

"продукты" on the building mean's grocerie !

Hey librarian, there's a map in the workshop called Autumn 2001 that I think you'd really enjoy.

I can’t help but picture the librarian irl exploring a location like this narrating out loud to himself and some sort of person or entity hiding in the shadows listening in and being like,

Hey Librarian!

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The "LoD" thing that you mentioned at around

Lol I played this map with the 10 of my friends with proximity chat and walkie talkie mod. In the underground area we split into group of 3. You know the underground weren't scary if you have your friends around. Eventually we all got bored and decided to play hide and seek. One of my friends, MrFloppyBottom is his username and his real name is Jacob is the hider and while me and my friends trying to find him, he walkie talkie us that he heard banging on a door we responses "wdym a door? Is it your door?" He replied "nah man it's the in-game door!" We all got shivers and all noclip out of that place. What an adventure