Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Playing Portal, but in a way that is hopefully as un-frustrating to watch as possible. I already know all of the solutions to the puzzles, but I'm not trying to go for any world record speed runs. I attempted to die as infrequently as possible, but sometimes, I make a mistake. To err is human!
When "Portal: Alive & Kicking" comes out, I'd like to livestream myself playing that, as well. You can learn more about it here: store.steampowered.com/app/270470/Portal_Alive__Kicking
This is the Rocket Turret mod I used in this video: gamebanana.com/mods/368776
Playing Portal, but in a way that is hopefully as un-frustrating to watch as possible. I already know all of the solutions to the puzzles, but I'm not trying to go for any world record speed runs. I attempted to die as infrequently as possible, but sometimes, I make a mistake. To err is human!
When "Portal: Alive & Kicking" comes out, I'd like to livestream myself playing that, as well. You can learn more about it here: store.steampowered.com/app/270470/Portal_Alive__Kicking
This is the Rocket Turret mod I used in this video: gamebanana.com/mods/368776




![Ramattras full speech from Overwatch 2 story mission Liberation [subtitles included]
Heres a video of only Ramattras broadcast, with much less gameplay, for those who want to get straight to the point. This is from the Invasion event, which I suppose now will last indefinitely since people paid to access it, and they cant remove access to something that was specifically paid for.
Anyway, turn on subtitles to read what Ramattra is saying. This speech of his also appears in the short story Unity: https://overwatch.blizzard.com/en-us/media/stories/unity/
https://overwatch.fandom.com/wiki/Ramattra/Quotes#Event-Specific
Ramattra is voiced by Ramon Tikaram. Ramattras full speech from Overwatch 2 story mission Liberation [subtitles included]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uB244trqdeg/mqdefault.jpg)
![My Very First Software (VroomBooks, 1996) - full playthrough
When I was young, and when my younger sister was just starting to learn how to use a computer, this is the software we would play together, which taught us how to use a mouse to point the cursor, click, and double click, as well as basic use of a keyboard.
For the games using the keyboard (Key Crazy and Key Sketch, excluding Jukebox), I always start out by pressing the keys in the following sequence, so you can know what each key does:
`1234567890
[clear]
qwertyuiop[]
[clear]
asdfghjkl;
[clear]
zxcvbnm,./
Or if you consider each keys SHIFT function, the initial press order was:
~!@#$%^&*()_+
[space]
QWERTYUIOP{}|
[space]
ASDFGHJKL:
[space]
ZXCVBNM,.? (YouTube doesnt allow the angle brackets you get when holding shift on the comma and period.)
Now that you know the order I initially pressed the keys in, see if you can discover the hidden messages in that section of the video!
If you would like to watch what Cybee Help is like, click here: https://youtu.be/DDgxI4HOCBs
0:09 MVFS1
1:27 Flip Flop
6:25 Peekaboo
12:45 Find It
16:27 Word Fun Section 1
20:40 MVFS2
21:44 Double Click
24:49 Color Stamps (clearly glitched)
26:30 Drag and See
28:52 Word Fun Section 2
30:16 MVFS3
31:17 Key Crazy
35:02 Jukebox (also available as a separate video)
46:45 Key Sketch
54:20 Word Fun Section 3
58:32 Ending My Very First Software (VroomBooks, 1996) - full playthrough](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uqK_lbbKhTA/mqdefault.jpg)




