Waching daily Aug 18 2017

Alright, 1.7 is here and I took my time making a video about it, but I've been super busy

doing nothing so give me a break.

Let's talk about the masks, okay.

And I mean..seriously..

Massive what the hell were you thinking.

You know you've talked about masks for quite a while and I kept wondering why aren't these

in the PTS.

Now that they're out I know why they weren't in the PTS.

Because the way they are being awarded right now is ridiculous.

For those of you who don't know, there are now new cosmetic items in the game called

masks.

They look great alright.

They look fantastic.

The way you obtain them is by playing the Global Event missions and earning Ge CREDITS.

This is where it get's a little bit fucked up.

So currently there are 3 tiers that you need to classify for in order to obtain either

1,2 or all 3 masks available in the game.

The way your highscore is calculated on the leaderboard, however is beyond me.

And I know they've talked about resolutions on the SOTG, but why the hell do we have this

issue in the first place.

Whoever thought this was a good idea at Massive deserves to never obtain one of these masks.

So the way the system works is that it will calculate your highscore based on the amount

of GE Credits you earn per hour.

But no...it's not an average of all the credits you've earned.

Its literally how big a number you can farm in 1 hour and that number is now your score.

So for example today between 10 and 11 say I farmed 3000 GE Credits and now my score

says that I make 3000 GE Credits per hour.

Then between 14 and 15 in the afternoon I made 5000 GE Credits, and now that's my high

score.

Alright fine, it's not an average, but so what, you'll say.

it still gives you a number to go by.

The issue here comes from the fact that the game is broken in so many ways and was

broken before 1.7 came out that now all of these broken things can be manipulated so

you can earn more GE credits per hour.

You can stack missions together, open caches at

the same time.

You can even try to time when the hour ends and the new one starts as it's not just 1

astronomical hour, its the time of day that resets the whole score.

And listen, a lot of people don't care about vanity items, but some people do, and the

way the system is designed now basically screws everybody.

Currently only the top 3% of the players will be able to obtain all 3 items and that's it

if they farm 12 hours a day.

I don't wanna argue with that.

The hardcore players deserve recognition, they deserve to have an item that is only

awarded to the top 3%, but not in this way.

A much better thing was going to be to tie those Masks to a commendation that requires

actual skill and strategy to obtain.

Not a system, that makes you come up with the most glitchy way to beat the game.

Perhaps this is the idea?

Massive have introduced this huge incentive for players to try and break the game so they

can fix what was broken?

I wish..

Let me know what you think about the Masks and let me know what you think about 1.7

So you lucky bastards, you got to play 1.7 and farm some GE Credits, while eating bonbons

and watching my videos?

Now let me know what you think of 1.7 and the masks fiasco for some more made up virtual

bonbons.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you around.

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Naughty Dog | Games for People Who Love Movies - Duration: 11:42.

It's no secret that I love movies.

But some of you may not know that I've also been a lifelong gamer, my first ever video

game was the original Super Mario Bros. for the NES and I've been in love with gaming

ever since.

My whole life I always wanted to see video games reach the same level of technical presentation

that film had, and deliver the same sort of powerful and emotionally resonant experiences

that had made movies so important in my life.

There are many developers who have gotten close, many games that stand out as incredible

experiences, but none that can match the cinematic prowess of Naughty Dog, at least in my opinion.

Known in their early days for Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter, when the technology was

finally able to create believable human characters, they left behind their cartoonish roots in

favor of telling human stories, beginning with Uncharted.

Their games have been praised for many things, the beautiful graphics, the tight controls

and layered gameplay mechanics, but what always stood out to me was their sense of cinematic

literacy.

It was like playing a game designed by filmmakers as opposed to your typical video game developers.

So let's break that down.

First, it's impossible to talk about Naughty Dog and not mention the characters and the

story, it's usually the first thing someone will mention when reviewing one of their games,

and not without good reason.

Each character has a fully developed personality that separates them from the rest of the cast,

each playing an important role in the story.

In my latest video I discussed the idea of intention and obstacle.

For those who missed it, basically to create a believable character, that character has

to have goals, and they need obstacles to stand in their way, the conflict created by

the character's attempts to overcome those obstacles is where the drama comes from, and

how a character driven story is told.

In The Last of Us and the Uncharted series, the plot is mostly non-existent, relying much

more on the character building than anything else to immerse the player into that world.

One great example of character development I'd like to single out, at the start of The

Last of Us, Joel's daughter gives him a watch, which he keeps despite it no longer working.

In the beginning, Joel wants nothing to do with Ellie, most likely out of the fear of

growing attached to her, in a world like this one, no one's safe.

The more people you love, the more people you'll lose.

But there's a great scene shortly after they meet when crossing between rooftops with Tess,

you can sense Joel warming up to her and then there, a brief little glance.

No words spoken, no exposition needed, one quick look tells us exactly what he's feeling.

Joel and Ellie's relationship is the heart and soul of that game, and it's little moments

like that that are why we care so much about their story.

That level of craft in the writing is almost impossible to find in video games, and is

what I think really sets them apart from other developers.

The writing of course is powerful on its own, but you still need the right actors to bring

those characters to life.

Something that really helps their performances is the way the cutscenes are filmed.

On a stage with all of the other actors, just like a film set.

This may seem obvious to developers now, but back when they first used these techniques

on the original Uncharted, it was almost unheard of to have your actor provide both voice and

body performance capture.

There are little nuances that happen when an actor is performing, and if you split up

that performance between two people you're going to lose that nuance.

So this not only helps create a more authentic performance that's more in line with that

of film and TV, but allowing the actors to share the same space, it allows them to play

off of each other, and improvise.

A common phrase is that "acting is reacting", if the actors all record their lines separately

in a sound booth, there's no way for them to properly react to each other.

And that's how you end up with robotic NPC conversations like this.

Now compare that to a conversation like this.

I think the difference speaks for itself.

But of course, these are games, these performances have to be brought into the game world , and

that's where the real unsung heroes come in, the animators.

Look at those facial animations, this game was on the last generation and looks better

than most games coming out today.

Up until Uncharted 4, all of the facial animations were hand-keyed.

Animators had to manipulate hundreds of variables to match up with the actors performance, for

every cutscene in every game.

And the payoff is obvious, even nearly a decade later these characters still look great.

The detailed animations don't just find their way into the cutscenes, but are present in-game

as well.

A great touch in The Last of Us is with the character's body language, specifically with

Ellie.

She takes a more reserved stance early on in the story as she's still getting to know

Joel, as she becomes more comfortable around him her body language becomes more comfortable

to reflect that.

The animation, the writing, the performances all pool together to create what I believe

to be the most realistic human characters of any video game, which is crucial to keeping

players invested in such character driven stories, and as anyone who's played a Naughty

Dog game can tell you, it's those characters that make each game such a memorable experience.

But of course, as film has taught us, it doesn't stop with the characters, while working in

a medium like this, there are other tools to use to create a truly cinematic experience.

Like music.

The way the score is implemented honors the greats that have come before, using themes

to recall certain emotions just like John Williams or Howard Shore would do.

It helps that for The Last of Us, they brought on board Gustavo Santoalla, a two time Oscar

winner known for his work on the films Babel, and Brokeback Mountain.

I could easily make an entire video discussing the importance of a strong original score,

but in short, music can be one of the best tools to incite certain emotions from the

audience, and each one of Naughty Dog's games takes great care to use its score effectively.

A good example to study in film, the Harry Potter films used Hedwig's Theme as the main

musical motif, and it is recalled in the film's opening, with slight changes to reflect the

tone of each film.

This same idea was used to alter Nate's Theme for the final installment of the Uncharted

series, this is Nate's Theme from the first three games, and then here it is for Uncharted

4: A Theif's End, the changes in the theme reflect the changes in Nate, he's older, it's

a more mature story with more at stake than ever before and the alteration to the theme

reflects that.

That is just one example, but you get the idea.

And then we have to talk about the visuals.

Naughty Dog has always been known for pushing the technology past what many other developers

thought possible, but they go a step further than just crafting beautiful textures or models.

They use principles of cinematography, the same principles that guide the best in film,

things like shot composition, lighting cues, color grading, are all present in each game.

They even add little touches to create a sense of cinema verite, like missing focus pulls,

allowing camera shake, and restricting the camera to real world limitations by confining

it inside the space the characters are occupying.

Even though the camera isn't a real object and could easily be used to cheat its way

through walls or something like that, they keep it all grounded in reality which creates

a film look that helps the games feel that much more cinematic, and really just look

beautiful.

When all of these different pieces work together harmoniously, something greater than the sum

of its parts is created.

It's why I don't find myself concerned with the different criticisms that Naughty Dog

has received over the years.

The type of experience they create is plain and simple not for everyone.

And while I enjoy a simple gamer's game as much as the next guy, there's something to

be said for a game that does its best to create a cinematic experience that functions as a

playable movie.

It's not to say there aren't other developers out there who do this really well, there absolutely

are, but none that offer something quite the same way that Naughty Dog does.

While playing through Uncharted and The Last of Us, the level of immersion I felt is second

to no other game.

I've never been as invested in a video game before, I've never found myself so genuinely

moved by a story or its characters.

These are the types of games I spent my entire life waiting to play, and I'm honestly so

grateful to have had the privilege of experiencing them for myself.

The feeling I get when those credits roll is just incomparable to anything outside of

film or television.

It's why The Last of Us Part Two is easily my most anticipated game, because I know that

I'm in for an emotional rollercoaster that you just don't get with other games.

But of course, these are just opinions, and I don't get the chance to play everything

that comes out, so let me know in the comments some other games perfect for cinephiles, specifically

on the PS4 because...well, that's what I own, but I'd love to find more games that give

me that same feeling, as I've yet to find it anywhere else.

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DO NOT MAKE FLUFFY SLIME AT 3AM!! OMG SO SCARY!! - Duration: 6:24.

Do Not Make Fluffy Slime at 3am!! OMG SO SCARY!

Hashtag Zoe

How to make slime

How to make fluffy slime

3am challenge

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(EXCLU) Je me dévoile !! [ Mes réseau Sociaux + info ] - Duration: 3:56.

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"**** From Your Bum" - The Burnt Chip (DISS TRACK) - Duration: 5:14.

THE BURNT CHIP DISS TRACK

SDMN, KSI, W2S DISS TRACKS

BEHZINGA DISS TRACK

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CPI Commercial Shoot - Behind the Scenes| Disney Club Penguin Island - Duration: 1:12.

[Ariana] We're shooting a commercial for Club Penguin Island mobile game, at the

Disney Blizzard Beach Water Park, and we wanted to take you guys behind the scenes.

[Nicolas] Annnnd… [Both] Action!

We're gonna loosen it up, okay? Here we go, one more time, ready and—

Hey guys, welcome to Blizzard Beach!

[Ariana] And that's a wrap, penguin pals. [Nicolas] Thank you for watching

[Ariana] And as always... [Both] WADDLE ON!

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HOW TO MAKE 5 EASY BREAKFAST 😍🖐 - Duration: 6:58.

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TESTING A BLACKHEAD MASK | Blackhead Removal - Duration: 11:28.

Hi guys and welcome to another video!

Today I want to test something,

that was popular a few weeks ago and this is it.

The Black Mask from Suction.

For removing blackheads.

I just washed and cleansed my face,

with a pore cleanser.

I never used this before - but I got some

little tiny blackheads - as you maybe can see

Not many but still a few

And I always wanted to try this mask, but I never did, because I was a little afraid...

It says:

How to use. Step 1:

(I just repeat in german, what I just read in english)

So let's do this. I got a towel and I am going to dampen it now.

And I will keep it over my nose for some time...

for 3 - 5 minutes...

see you later!

It's been 4 minutes

I am going to open it

and step 2:

I am going to use it only on my nose

that how it looks like

On the back it says

And I am going to use a brush to apply the mask because it is much more hygienic!

Please don't use your hands!

okay, let's get started!

I hope it doesn't hurt...

Because I saw some videos where it looked like it WOULD hurt!

But I guess that's because most people tried it in areas where you have some facial hair

That's why I just wanted to try it on the nose before...

I look soo beautiful! XD

And now you have to:

(repeating everything in german again)

I am going to let this dry now

And I am going to see you again in 20 Minutes!

And while I am waiting...

to remove the mask...

I am watching the VOD of the Gronkh Stream from Friday because he started at 4pm instead of 6pm!

what cheek!

And there are just 11 minutes left!

half time!

And it looks...

more dry than before! And you can also...

see some little pimples showing! Which SHOULD be the blackheads that are now stuck to the mask...

I am kinda curious how gross the result will be!

Just wait and see...but we will be returning to the bathroom for removing, of course!

See you in 10 Minutes!

Only 2 Minutes left...

it looks like.,..

I don't dare to tuch it yet...because it still looks wet over here...

the layer over here looks kinda thin...

it already IS dry on this spot!

but the rest is still very wet!

And I think I will wait some more...because I don't believe that it will dry in this remaining minute!

it is really firm already

I really really hope it won't hurt...omg I really REALLY hope it won't hurt!!!

I've watched some really horrific videos...

BUT you always saw how satisfying the removal was!

omg and it just started to itch right here...under my nose!

but you shouldn't (at least that's what I saw in other videos)

dry the mask with a hairdryer!

you should allow the mask to dry on its own!

so let's see how long we have to wait...

okay it's been 25 minutes...

and as you can see the area down here...

and here...

is still wet...I guess I made the layer to thick!

but it dried everywhere else!

So I will start to peel it off now!

And I'll start at the bottom...you are supposed to start from the top, but I can't grab anything there..

I am going to try it here...

okay that is still too wet!

wow that really works fine... *sarcasm*

okay wait, I will just dry the areas that are still to wet with a tissue...

Yay I got an opening...

okay it does NOT hurt...!

it doesn't hurt...

that's a relive...

it's the same feeling like other peel-off masks...

oh there was still a wet spot...

oh...

it really worked!

I got some hair in here too - which is absolutely normal!

but all of these little white spots are blackheads!

like I said I didn't had that many...

and not really big ones...but I got SOME...

that's so interesting! Wow I look fabulous!

it's also a lot of dead skin that comes off with the mask...

well that was quiet interesting!

And now I am going to do...:

I don't have any pore shrinking stuff,

but I will start with washing the remaining mask off with lukewarm water...

then dry my face and then we'll have a look at the result!

I'm back!

instead of using a pore shrinking serum or cream I only used cold water, because this will help to "close" the pores also...

I'll also give you a close up of the result too!

I think,

it really helped! I have the feeling that when I move my nose like this...

you used to see much more blackheads...it seems like there are a lot less now!

but my fingernails are now black, too.

my nose feels really soft now!

but you shouldn't touch your nose afterwards too much, because that way you'll get dirt in your pores again!

but yeah I think...for

like once a month or so it really is useful! But you shouldn't use it too often...

because you also remove dander too!

That's why I think once a month i absolutely enough!

it contains 60 g cream

and I bought it from...

amazon!

I am going to link you the black mask in the description down below,

if you want to test it yourself!

All I can say is that...

this mask does NOT hurt. It smells a bit - but not to chemical.

It didn't burn on my skin...

and it didn't irritated my skin, as you can see.

the removal part was really satisfying!

really good!

and it also removed a lot...

passed test, I'd say!

Like I said before, I always wanted to try this kinda thing,

and I am really happy I did.

So thank a lot for watching!

I hope you liked the video.

See you in my next video! BAIBAI

For more infomation >> TESTING A BLACKHEAD MASK | Blackhead Removal - Duration: 11:28.

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SOME OF MY SNIPER TRICKS!!!! (Plazma Burst 2) - Duration: 8:12.

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We Finally CASH IN ! - Sailing Luckyfish Ep 22 - Duration: 19:35.

Previously on Luckyfish, we arrived in St Vincent and berthed at Blue Lagoon

This week we explore The Garden of Eden, sail south to Bequia,

go lobstering, and I discover my spiritual home

How are you Tuya? Im good.

It's 12:30 and we are drinking rum punch

and the glasses are empty, which is not good

and Zaya is doing what? What are you doing down there?

All good What is that?

Where are the prawns? Prawns are here

Mmmm, I hope they are good They are going to be

They will be when you have finished with them Do you want the butter

Yes, need butter Our berth at Blue Lagoon, St Vincent, had

put us amongst the charter companies. Luckyfish looked small but proud alongside

these much heavier boats. Little did we know that one of these neighbours

would bring us a big stroke of luck in the weeks ahead.

We hired a driver to show us some of the island. He took us to the highlight, Montreal Gardens,

up in the mountains. Or, go into Kingstown first.

Which would you prefer? I think shopping first, OK?

And them maybe come back this way The gardens sound beautiful

Also, its owned by an Englishman His name is Tim.

He is from Wales. Most people say it is like the Garden of Eden.

Very pretty Do you know where these girls are from?

I would say, Philippines? Close, keep trying.

At least you didnt say China. Congratulations Dominica?

Fiji? No, its too hard really.

Have you heard of Mongolia? Mongolia, Yeah, I think I have met some already.

Oh really? So folks, welcome to St Vincent.

You've met Mongolians before? Yeah, we have

On St Vincent, wow, amazing. On the way we called into the capital, Kingstown

Bought some snorkeling gear and sampled the islands staple,

curried chicken roti. We passed through the rich agricultural area

of Mesopotamia. The driver discussed the islands history

and the irony that the suffering of the islands slave forebears

should result in Independence from Britain in 1979

and a home for their descendants in what is now an island paradise.

We arrived at the gardens in the cool mountain air.

And the owners have lived here for sometime obviously

and they've been busy. You should get to meet him.

I knew they would enjoy it here Yes, its a great spot. Beautiful.

This we call Shrimp Flower Looks like shrimp

At the back the orange hibiscus Although we didn't meet the owner we learned

that if you are going to see one garden on St Vincent,

this is the one to see. A staggering amount of work has gone into

developing this beautiful estate. Part of its revenue comes from the sale of

tropical flowers to hotels, restaurants and special occasions.

Back at Blue Lagoon we met a French charter captain

who gave us the run down on places to visit between St Vincent and Grenada.

The stories we heard made us keen to head south immediately.

So, in the morning we left the slip and set sail for Bequia.

We had no idea of the experiences that awaited us there.

The passage was just 10 miles but we managed to stretch it out over 3 or 4 hours.

It was slow, uneventful and immensely pleasurable. So Tuka. Tuya, where are we?

Bequia Hey, cool.

We had moored off St Helena, Anchored in the swells off Ascension,

moored off Barbados and berthed in St Vincent, but it wasn't until we dropped our hook

in Admiralty Bay, Bequia that we finally realized our dreams.

What are you up to? Someone drop the camera and get me some drink!

Bequia is sailors mecca, heaven, paradise. Ask any sailor fortunate enough to visit.

Bequia had extinguished the desire to move on and we would stay here a month.

How can words possibly describe the feeling of being on anchor

in Admiralty Bay. It is a like living in a surrealist painting.

The colours are intense, the air and water crystal clear,

the surroundings welcoming with a board walk and dinghy jetties

making transition from ship to shore effortless And the neighbours, well the neighbours are

sail boats of every creed and colour, capped off by beautiful

wooden schooners built locally and still operating today.

A living history. Barely a powered vessel to be seen beyond

the boat boys runabouts. Jetskis are banned.

Even the cruise liners have masts. If there was a sailors heaven, this was certainly

it. And, we had not even begun to learn of the

rich sailing history this tiny Caribbean bay had to tell.

For us it began with a visit to the Frangipani bar,

where a steel band was playing. That's Adele. Hello.

We learned the bar was built on hallowed ground where

Bob Dylan had his beautiful 68' schooner the 'Water Pearl' built.

We learned that the pirate Blackbeard would hide in this bay

when he was out of favour with the British Admiralty

And later we met local musician and singer Socony

who had a remarkable personal account of sailing with

one of the most well known sailors and story tellers of all time,

Tristan Jones. This is not a joke. Please record this.

This guy is one of the most famous sailors. Seriously.

I was a bar-tender, in 1973, in St Vincent, at a place called

Berties Palm Garden It was a Chinese Restaurant

Have you been to St Vincent? Yeah, we have, yeah.

A guy came into the bar He came in

This is not a joke Im talking about Tristan Jones here.

He came into the bar to have a drink. No Joking! Thats not like Tristan [Laughs]

He sounds like a sailor! He sits at the bar, orders a drink, offers

me a drink asks for a piece of paper and a pen

Its not a joke He wrote down on the piece of paper, in Spanish

[Spanish] I ask him, what it means?

He wrote, you know Bart Simpson? He draw like Bart - cartoon whatever..

Do you know what it means? Not a clue.

Lord please help me to keep my nose out of other peoples business.

And I have never met the guy before and Im asking him like

What are you writing this for? And he sticks it up on the side of the bar.

And it stayed there. He had 3 boats.

Lets see how good you are. You said you know Tristan Jones.

Outward Leg, Sea Dart, Barbara Oh, you know about Barbara?

How about Banjo? You know about Banjo? No.

You know Knarly Simmons? No.

Theres a guy I am going to introduce you to. Knarly Simmons was in charge of Tristan Jones

3 boats. Barbara, Banjo and Sea Dart.

We sailed from here to Curacao from Curacao to Santa Marta, Colombia

from Santa Marta to Cartagena, Colombia on Sea Dart

27 footer 1973 in February

Tristan Jones did not need anyone to sail with him

He would read the sextant with one eye and the chronometer with the other

to be precise when he was crossing the Atlantic Ocean

Dont talk to me about Tristan - because I know

Theres a few people trying to bring his name down now

Its bullshit But meeting you gives a lot of substance to

the story. Socony went on to tell us the outcome of his

voyage with Tristan to Cartagena. Once anchored there, Tristan left Socony with

Sea Dart while he went ashore for an hour or two to

buy some tobacco. He didn't return for two weeks.

Socony stayed loyally on the boat. The explanation is classic Tristan Jones.

On Tristans return he told Socony the reason for his delay

was because he had been arrested and imprisoned in Colombia

until his final release. I lifted my head, and I checked the wind in

the sails and in that bygone moment

we had been one entity the wind, the sea, the ship

and me. Bequias harbor is a haven for learning to

sail. Local kids learn the ropes in optimists

and anything with a sail on it. It was a good opportunity for the girls to

learn handling our dinghy too. Oh Shit.

While in Bequia it occurred to me that not all of us

are born where we belong. We may have to spend a lifetime looking for

it. I had not been looking for my spiritual home

but I found it in Bequia. Everyone here was a sailor, or a boatbuilder,

a fisherman, a rasta or depended on them for their livelihood.

We had cashed in. Not chips for money. But dreams for a moment in a place like this.

We are going forwards aren't we? We are going to a new place now.

It is nice to be sailing again. Yes. After about a week on anchor we decided to

visit Friendship bay, on the south east coast.

Once anchored in Friendship Bay, we could make out the outline

of a wreck beneath Luckyfish. Do you think it has been there a long time?

No. Not long. A few years. Its not an old wreck. Theres not alot growing

on it. I decided to snorkel on it.

Try as we might, we could not catch one of these delicious creatures.

We would be back again in a few weeks, armed with local knowledge this time.

Well everyone, we hope you enjoyed this episode. Next week we have an exciting event planned.

We are going to be coming to you Live, Mobile and direct from

Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. Zaya, Zaya version 2.0 and sister Eggie are

going to be joining me as we take you on a a tour around this exciting

city. We are going to be visiting the places that

we visit, during our day to day lives. It should be an interesting take on a side

of Mongolia that is not often shown. The event is scheduled for 9pm, Tuesday the

22nd August thats, Eastern Daylight Time, or New York time.

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GTA San Andreas - Ken Rosenberg Kimdir? - Duration: 1:51.

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Oscars-Hotels-V3 Tour - Duration: 9:06.

Hello youtube

Welcome to a other video

Today I'm on oscar hotels

Tour

Oscar's Hotels™ Discover a hotel that defines a new dimension of luxury.

This is the Receptionist area, we have four lanes.

This is the cafe we serve a lot of things.

This is the donate board

We have a lot of tables

You press H to give someone something

This is the back room of the cafe, we have drinks coffe and cookies.

This is were you can eat

We have floors one to six

Our workers are very nice, fast typers some of them have good grammar

Now I'm getting myself a room.

As you can see I got room number 201

In the room the pipes works

The pipes work

This is the vip area

Hope you enjoy this video bye!

For more infomation >> Oscars-Hotels-V3 Tour - Duration: 9:06.

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just play it cool - Duration: 0:09.

Oh! Look who just sent me a text.

Addie McAllister?

What should I say?

Just play it cool!