The Project: Playtime Experience in 10 Games 

You did WHAT to basic math??

I feel bad for math, what unspeakable things did you do to it

Don’t take the L spiff

I've flucked a few things, can't say math was one of them though

So, the killers did even worse. That's not good.

I know right!

Yeah

@@humanguy1 what is Ikr?

@@otaviopeluciasvideo7622 “I know right”

That’s relates to the video how?

Absolutely correct

Im convinced its 100% intentional. Survivors will always outnumber killers x4 or more, meaning you have to pander to the larger, more vocal playerbase. The monster/killer players are sheep for the wolves that are the survivors, ironically. You can't placate them too much or the overwhelming majority of your players gets mad and you have trouble. This is why asymmetrical games like this are inevitably going to have huge balance problems

I never got that why cant we make it fairer by just simple giving the killer a partner it would equal it out really espacially in this Poppyplaytime version of DBD

Your Argument Is Completely Destroyed By 4 Words: “Mommy Long Legs OP”

@@puzzlemaster324 And your 4 words are completely destroyed by the fact that Spiff has played Mommy in the video and didn't win while both him and the other players were just enjoying the game. It's the same argument as the nurse. A good Nurse player can demolish any non-competitive team because she's the strongest killer. Any competitive team that knows what they are doing has a good shot at demolishing a good Nurse player because communication and being 4v1 (or in PP's case 5v1 or maybe even 6v1 in the future) is just a gigantic advantage that makes any killer's whose power isn't focused around insane mobility ot slowing down the survivors in some way inherently weak.

Can someone please explain to my dumb brain what a wulag is

@@OcarinaLink24 It's a portmanteau of "wuggie" and "gulag", because it's similar to the Gulag in various shooter games, where if you die you can win in the Gulag and earn a respawn, but uses wuggies instead.

@@firestrike5478 Ohhhhh I never would have figured that out. Thank you!

The Hugglag

That was only his monitor and not his computer, but I get what you mean LOL

They also don't even feel long too which is skillful

@@katamus true

like the demigorgon

You know, I just had a thought. The Evil Within has this enemy with a safe for a head, where their gimmick is that when killed, they can take control of any safes in the vicinity. You get to play as this monster in a DLC, and can "warp" by killing yourself and taking control of another safe. Boxy would be pretty cool if they had a variant of this. You can deploy boxes around the map which you can then take control of, destroying the box you inhabit in the process. Deploying boxes and "warping" to them use the same cooldown, so you can't immediately replace a box after you warp to it.

@@calsalitra4689 bit like sadako from dbd?

@@calsalitra4689 That's such a cool concept! Give Boxy Boo a boost, he deserves better TvT

Bro that’d be amazing. I did see a Boxy emote into a box to make himself smaller and hid once. That was pretty clever

Yes

"Time really flies when you're staring at a clown" (or in this case, the clown in the corner 😂)

Haven’t played dbd, but how would the game know if you distracted to killer and didn’t just hide all game (if you can hide in dead by daylight…idk much about it ._.)? Would it just give you the points no matter what?

@@zgaming8721 DBD has a spotting mechanic tied to the killer's range of view (indicated to the survivors by a red light in front of the killer). If a survivor is within that range of view, the killer can get points for chasing/attacking, while the survivor can get points for dodging said attacks and trying to escape the killer's view. There's also anti-afk in the form of crows/ravens circling your location if you stay still for too long 😶‍🌫 (simplified since it's been a minute, but I hope that helps!)

@@queckers ohhh thanks! Cleared things up for me, seems like a cool game. Might check it out!

It’s bugs like this that make me understand why there will never be phasmophobia multiplayer

@@hallway_revenant7919 there… is??? Phasmophobia multiplayer exists

@@Yoob-yh5gb I meant a multiplayer where you can be the ghost sorry. Should have clarified lmao

He also is the sexiest one

Even when he’s flabbergasted in one of the games.

Yup😂

Yeah, tbf boxy moves around the (not theatre) map pretty effectively

@@AstralSpiff Honestly Boxy moves around the Theatre map pretty effectively too. His jump is great for a lot of the rooms. He's definitely not worse than Mommy or Huggy.

I believe they do! They're buggy asf tho

Correct me if I'm wrong, haven't played the game, but I believe the monster has one perk while survivors have three?

Survivors have around 9 possible perks that they HAVE to buy with tickets to gain, and they start off kinda weak, but you can upgrade them to LV 3 to make them pretty darn useful. And every Monster has 2 special perks that automatically come with them (Sometimes 3) and you can buy sabotage upgrades for the Monsters as well.

@@starling1773 they have a sabotage and that's it

@@amaikurusu188 just a sabotage from what i know

Good idea.

Yeah, Boxy's definitely not a bad killer as Spiff points out to be. He's quite solid once you get the hang of his movements. The Boxy playing against Spiff didn't look like he knew what he was doing at all, and Spiff got put into a game full of tryhards when he used him. Not a lot you can really do in those scenarios, full lobbies with decent players will win almost every time regardless of monsters.

Yeah I too am a Boxy Booliever and he's honestly not as bad as you'd think. The Factory map is what he used to show both Huggy and Boxy being bad, and I think its not really a coincidence. That map is insanely survivor favoured. They also point out how fast survivors get tasks done, which just helps show how important it is for the Killer to use their sabotages correctly. Slow down the global progress and down a few people, then drop em near the hole and kill anyone trying to save.

@@zonda2220 indeed. Huggy and Boxy are really good on Theater, and Mommy excels on Factory

@@1tsJustKetchup Oh dang, I have an almost completely different outlook on that lol. Huggy excels on Factory, and Mommy and Boxy excel on Theater (Though, Mommy is pretty much the most broken Monster, so She's pretty good on Factory as well). But, I guess we have different perspectives on things lol

@@Td_Flyy Honestly I feel like Mommy is a bit overrated with how god forsakenly slow she seems.

sounds like an adventure

"NO MAN LEFT BEHIND"

Wait boxy actually got someone into the hole? Something isn't right here

Saving Private Ryan

Fake. There's no way Boxy actually killed any of the players /j

You should also go down in 1 or 2 hits. Giving the Survivor so many free bones is like giving the 4 Gladiators suited in armor and weapons while prodding the Lion with a hot poker every time it tries to kill a Gladiator.

Spiff is the editor...

@@IoanTheMan Noooo i thought the editor was him after the video

@@IoanTheMan double the raise, I see this as an absolute win for spiff

Spiff and Spiff.

its so funny about the reply section going ham on this guy for not knowing that spiff edits the video's

You are the most expressive huggy ever

Was a treat to watch

It’s for charity lmao

Phil has to play sb glitchless if he reaches 50k subs (before December 31 or January 1) As of rn he is at 45.5k

I fully expected it to say he played five nights at peggle

If he plays SB again he'll go into another coma

@@AroAce-Popgoes-plush hi snuuy

Ah I had the same thing happen to me back during the initial release, it was hilarious

Yea I could see that for like higher difficulties it adds more monsters that would be fun

Personally, I think that would be way to difficult, but hey, maybe I'm wrong

@@Td_Flyy eh. as a *personal opinion*, i feel like at the very least if it can never be perfectly balanced to satisfy both sides of the community (which games like this never are even after years of patching, see dbd) i think that like 60/40 killer/survivor would be a bit better than like 90/10 survivor/killer (like it is in this game rn). better that survivors actually have to kinda work hard and feel weak and be scared because the killer is so terrifying and powerful like supposedly is true in the game universe, rather than basically letting the survivors bully the poor killers and suffer no consequences in game ever.

@@Td_Flyy thats also just my opinion though !! so other people may disagree and thats fine. i would just think personally that the payoff after working hard and strategizing for a win then things finally work and you get the win would be so satisfying. im the kind of person who really enjoys the gratification of improving at things and putting in the work to be good at it and then seeing the results. i also feel like since these are asymmetrical HORROR games, the survivors should at least be kinda scared. genre consistency 😭 thats rly all

@@lxckystars__ Oh, yea lol

I would say it depends on which Jason but they definitely balanced him by having no second chance with Survivors once they get killed. Sure if you get lucky and find your mates you might be able to do that “Epic Troll” but usually if you are the first one caught, you better hope you got lucky finding an instant stun.

i wish the game wasnt as dead as ive heard it is,,, id love to try it but i dont have enough rly close friends to play with and fill up a lobby and as far as im aware it is SUPER dead

@@lxckystars__ It's not hard to find a random lobby, people still play. Especially since it's free on PS plus, so it's not dead.

@@cookiecreeperplayz oh really ?? thank you !!

The SpiffCast

I would 100% listen to that

yeah this is a big plus for him. unfortunetly its not super usefull in the factory map do to it having so god dam many corners that the survivor can go arround. rand from a huggy for like 3 minutes alone in it once, almost got the pipe down but he disconnected before i got it. prop got tired of chasing me, eaven tho i was 1 hit away from death.

thats DbD

@@jakoblent4694Very true. I think the same. I’ve never personally played dead by daylight but I know it’s a very unfun game entirely due to sweats and the community. Asymmetrical games suffer the most from sweats killing the playerbase and fun. Lots of other games suffer from this too but it’s most easy to notice in these 1 powerful vs few weak type games. Another example would be dragon ball breakers. I love that game to death with 200 hours on it but it’s ruined by sweats just a week or two after launch. Games are only really funnest when you’re with friends or the first few days when no one knows what they’re doing. It’s a shame.

Any game with a power dynamic is almost always pretty shit if you're up against a team of people who understand how to play, then again the system in DBD is a whole lot more rewarding and likely even more one sided for the killer. Whereas, in this game, the killer is practically useless. With survivors who can spam revive and be practically unkillable, easy to complete tasks and the ease of getting away makes the monster side basically unplayable unless you're a masochist. You don't even have to be a sweaty team to beat this game. DbD while it suffers from sweats, is certainly more balanced when you know what you're doing, this however is not.

@@pur3_chad353 Killer sided? How often do you play killer? As a killer main, my goal is often to not lose, NOT to win.

Yeah honestly it feels more awkward than scary

But how would they code something like that into the game?

@@hellofellowbotsss I know you are not asking that

@@user-ic8kn6by6m radius to player character? player character attacked? enemy character moving towards player character in music trigger inside hallway? how?

@@hellofellowbotsss Dead by Daylight manages to do it. Direct LOS plus small distance plus killer moving towards survivor is a decent way to determine it

you could do a similar system to another game, where you can choose to be in the monster pool or not. if your not in it, your guranteed to be a survivor, and everyone in the lobby who wanted to be the monster has a lottery machine decide for them. tho it has only 1 monster, whit the ability to shapeshift, and behaviour complex enough that the monster got voted out pretty fast whitout me having any idea why they voted for him. the game is called unfortunet spacemen, and is basicly a 3d amongus clone whit good graphics, and a singleplayer campaing that can be played whit friends. has guns too that you can use to kill the monster between rounds, tho you need to find them arround the map.

@@mr.battlecats5512 IT'S NOT A FUCKING AMONGUS CLONE THE DEVS HAVE CONFIRMED IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH AMONG US

Literally the same thing happened to me

Just the same as Dead by Daylight. Survivors will always have an unfair advantage. Even if you play perfectly as the killer, you’ll still end up losing sometimes. If the killers become too strong, people will bitch about it

@@CdGrifter You'll have people bitch about literally anything, anyway. Bitch about the monsters being powerful, bitch about the players being powerful. You can't win over everyone. You can only make the game as fair as objectively possible. Crumbling to whims of every loudmouth will only hurt people who genuinely enjoy the game or those who have complaints but aren't as loud about it. I've seen LordMinion777 play DbD but I haven't played it myself. Looks difficult, like there's a steep learning curve for the monster and genuine skill required for survivors. I've played a lot of Evolve, which is a 1v4 where the monster needs to get as big as possible and destroy the central core of the map's big machine while the 4 hunters need to kill it and defend said machine. While most played characters are balanced, you still got a ton of backlash from more unique characters, like the Wraith (a monster that is based on the stealth assassin build and puts foolhardy shoot-'em-up hunters in their place) and Sunny (a defense hunter who is very agile and can come to the defense of hunters easily, forcing monsters to isolate and kill hunters with strategy). Not all of them were balanced, and the trapper hunter was SO ESSENTIAL that if the person playing the trapper hunter D/C'd and a bot took over, it was game over. Bots are virtually useless in that game. Trapper hunters were the only ones that could track monsters. So if the trapper was gone for some reason, the monster had an unreasonable advantage. When players complained, they nerfed said characters into oblivion rather than balance out other characters or even consider that, hey, maybe the monster/hunter is okay and some people are just complaining because they have to adjust playstyles. Evolve, just made Evolve 2 instead of balancing tracker hunters, giving everyone the ability to track and making the trapper functionally worthless. I wonder what route Project: Playtime will go. Be like Evolve and nerf everything that moves, or get good and balance better? Crumble to the whims of the loudmouths or employ critical thinking and consider fair criticism?

It's a genre...

All they want is money