I don't, I actually like when people take it seriously too. Not defying for the sake of defying or for "entertainment", but when you actually want to. He say to the narrator "am sorry" but he's not really sorry. He doesn't care what the narrator is saying at all, he is not even really listening, he is just doing his own thing, he just wants to defy the narrator for the lols. I couldn't watch him play this for more than 20 minutes, am sorry
That the freedom ending is only achieved by staring at a monitor, following instructions of what buttons to push and for how long, and that Stanley is happy in this, just like he was for his entire office worker life...this game is nearly pure satire but that's one of my more liked bits of writing in it.
Stanley is a representation of a gamer: look at him, pushing buttons, doing whatever he is told by the game. The more time a gamer spends on the game, the more he forgets which one is the real life. In a game each path has been created for you in advance and you can restart the game, so dead becomes meaningless. Of course, the Stanley parable only conveys this message once you have been playing for about 4 hours.
Here is all the endings if you want to watch them. (SAM PLEASE CONTINUE PLAYING THE GAME THERE ARE STILL MORE ENDINGS PLEASEEE) 16:14 Real Ending 22:44 Insane Ending 28:55 Crushed Ending 37:36 Countdown Ending 41:35 Freedom Ending 57:19 Skip Button Ending 1:16:51 Cold Feet Ending 1:21:10 Intervention Ending 1:26:43 No Buckets Ending 1:35:14 Real Person Ending (Bucket) 1:47:31 Bucket Tape Ending 1:51:36 Bucket Apartment Ending 2:01:49 Confusion Ending 2:05:30 Zending Ending 2:10:25 Wife Ending 2:20:24 Games Ending 2:28:56 Figures Ending
@@feefenmcpants6411I was listing the endings done in this video. also, the minecraft ending is in the original version, not the ultra deluxe version or the 2 version if you will
Hello, my name is C-Jay C J A Y Brief synopsis of my joke: This joke is about 2 well known characters in the media, Batman and Robin. In the joke, I (the comedian) asks you (the listener) what popular media character, Batman, said to his sidekick, Robin, right before they got into Batman’s known vehicle of choice, the Batmobile. As it turns out, Batman will say, “Get in the Batmobile, Robin” to Robin, his sidekick. This answer completely subverts the listener’s expectations. Instead of being a complex punchline about getting inside of the Batmobile, Batman just tells Robin to get inside of the batmobile. It is unexpected. This joke also takes much inspiration from the joke, “Why did the Chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!” Instead of being complex, it is simple. You are supposed to laugh after I finish saying, “Get in the Batmobile, Robin.” C J A Y Alright, now for the humor: Setup: What did Batman say to Robin before they got inside of the batmobile? Punchline: “Get in the batmobile, Robin.” I AM DONEY WITH THE FUNNY. Now for a query about the joke: What is your opinion on the joke? How was my delivery? Did it appeal to your humor senses? Is your name Benjamin, perchance? Do you know who Batman or Robin are? You can stop laughing now.
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Sam, the first game at 2:16:35 is called firewatch. It's an amazing game that is really moving and is deeply rooted in reality. you should play it, i think you'd enjoy it
You didn't lose that was just an ending, of which there are A LOT and I mean it, I am talking abt the first ending. This game is just so gigantic it is crazy. Edit: and to complete the game, you would need to get every ending (that is what I think but I am not sure, there might be an end). I looked up how many endings there are, this is the answer: There are 19 endings to find in The Stanley Parable, with Ultra Deluxe including an additional 24 endings. Though it's important to note that one of the original Stanley Parable endings is not present in Ultra Deluxe. This means that the total number of endings in The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is 42.
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I've been waiting days, maybe even months ever since dude stop, and there is no game for him to play the stanley parable its a nice way to finish off april fools day
I gotta say, I love your content. There's so many different youtubers who just makes boring content, it's really nice to have someone who makes videos where every single one is interesting and fun
Popped up on my RU-vid shorts and quickly became my favorite youtuber not over reacting when recordin videos sam just real i can just watch chill and have fun fr
Man I really enjoy your long game play through! Have you heard of Slay the Princess? It was a similar unreliable narrator thing going on like this game and There is No Game that I think you’d really enjoy
when you teleport to the top of the "Infinite Hole" you can keep going down and it gets shorter when it gets too short u go back in and something cool happens
Hey Sambucha, I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I appreciate your content. Your videos always manage to brighten my day, and I've learned so much from you. The passion and dedication you put into your work really shine through, and it's genuinely inspiring. Thank you for all the laughs and knowledge. Keep being awesome!
Hey sam there is a small chance that you are going to read this but i just wanted to say that you have been a big inspiration for me you started making my life better just by making these entertaining videos for us to watch. Thank you❤
the real cannon ending happens when you go through all of the beginning start screens when you load in the game. After that, you'll then access the Epilogue in the main menu. Still though, fantastic video!! Love it!
Tbh i never watch long form videos of any content creator but when it comes to sam his videos are entertaining and fun to watch unlike others so i really love his vids and i mostly watch his long form videos
Despite this video’s length, I loved watching this! The Stanley Parable is such a charming game and Sambucha’s commentary makes it all the better. Great video!
