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Farmyard Agency posted:I guess Brian's death is the following day. Do we know if Alex took Seth to the basement of that building before or after all this? When Alex gives his "everyone's gone" monologue, he mentions that he and Seth were the only two left. In Entry #51, when Brian finds Tim, he's on the floor with a filthy old blanket over his legs, like he spent the night in that room, so who knows how long he'd really been there. Did anyone else get the impression that maybe Tim was trying to run away from the building, but his path through the woods just led him right back there, kind of like Jay's experience in the house? Maybe Tim didn't leave because he couldn't? I realize that's pretty far out, but hey, I suppose it's possible.
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Clarington Grey posted:When Alex gives his "everyone's gone" monologue, he mentions that he and Seth were the only two left. This did occur to me actually. I couldn't figure out the logic in where he was going the first time watching the video so it occurred to me he might be teleporting around like Jay did in the house, except the scenery this time made it really hard to determine whether there were any such shenanigans going on.
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# ? May 8, 2012 09:40 |
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I think it's a bit simpler than that, from what I can tell. As mentioned in the previous entry, there are two buildings next to each other - the 'main' building and an annex. Tim was attacked in the main building and woke up in the dark. He found his camera on the floor and used the nightvision to find his way out. While resting outside, he saw Alex's flashlight searching for him, so he ran into the annex to hide.
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# ? May 8, 2012 12:15 |
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Man, that entry was so suspensful. I was almost out of my seat, hoping Tim gets away even though I knew what would happened thanks to the earlier seasons. I have to give the guys props. They sure know how to pull off horror without showing much.
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# ? May 9, 2012 23:39 |
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Finally got to see the new entry, the audio distortion when Tim is sitting in the building actually made me jump. Also poor Tim, I felt so sorry for him when he sat there trying to keep his coughs quiet so Alex wouldn't hear him . Also I'm wondering who was the face near the start of the video? Looked a hell of a lot like eyes reflecting the IR light from the camera.
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# ? May 10, 2012 04:42 |
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That coughing bit is probably my favorite "realistic" horror moment from any series. How terrifying a thought to be desperately trying to hide when a cough starts up that you can't stop no matter what.
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# ? May 10, 2012 04:45 |
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N. Senada posted:That coughing bit is probably my favorite "realistic" horror moment from any series. How terrifying a thought to be desperately trying to hide when a cough starts up that you can't stop no matter what. It made me almost uncomfortable watching Tim all wide eyed and trying to stifle back his coughs. The tension was amazing and though I really have no desire to watch it again, it did leave an impression on me.
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# ? May 10, 2012 04:55 |
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N. Senada posted:That coughing bit is probably my favorite "realistic" horror moment from any series. How terrifying a thought to be desperately trying to hide when a cough starts up that you can't stop no matter what. And knowing that each cough completely betrays your position and there's someone you thought was your friend closing in and it's dark and you're hurt and aaaaaaargh it was honestly nerve wracking to watch. Even though I knew Tim would live because he's in later (chronological) entries, it was still scary. Probably my favourite update this season and easily one of the best overall.
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# ? May 10, 2012 04:58 |
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So far this season owns. I love the return to S1 style between the last entry and especially the jam session There's a LOT of poo poo to tie up and not a lot of time, though. It'll be interesting to see how they resolve it (and what they leave unresolved). Most interesting to me right now is that, at the end of Season 2, I was 100% convinced Tim and Masky were good guys. Defined as working against The Operator and Alex, and with Jay. But then it seemed like Tim led Alex to the hospital on purpose. Could Tim really have been the bad guy all along?!? But THEN it seemed like Tim got blindsided by Alex's betrayal and the Operator showing up. And the Operator has potentially been stalking Alex since birth, if that one entry is to be believed. We're nearing the end and still
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# ? May 10, 2012 05:14 |
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Docjowles posted:We're nearing the end and still This is simultaneously my favourite and least favourite thing about this series, every answer we get feels important, but there's still a huge mystery and all these unanswered questions. I wonder if Tim's gonna keep pretending he has no idea what happened in the past with Alex or if he'll actually open up when faced with some evidence. I hope we don't get another "Jay talks with Tim for a while and then some text" update, the last one was not all that interesting.
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# ? May 10, 2012 05:26 |
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Docjowles posted:Most interesting to me right now is that, at the end of Season 2, I was 100% convinced Tim and Masky were good guys. Defined as working against The Operator and Alex, and with Jay. But then it seemed like Tim led Alex to the hospital on purpose. Could Tim really have been the bad guy all along?!? But THEN it seemed like Tim got blindsided by Alex's betrayal and the Operator showing up. And the Operator has potentially been stalking Alex since birth, if that one entry is to be believed. My random crazy theory is that both Alex and Masky/Tim are working for/with/influenced by the Operator but are different "factions" who were initially unaware of each other and are in conflict (Alex is pro-crazy murder, Tim/Mask Dudes are pro-being creepers). So both are bad, and Jay is totally screwed.
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# ? May 10, 2012 12:42 |
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Zelmel posted:My random crazy theory is that both Alex and Masky/Tim are working for/with/influenced by the Operator but are different "factions". The big twist at the end: The Operator is actually the Announcer from Team Fortress 2.
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# ? May 10, 2012 15:47 |
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Which would mean the Operator is also GlaDOS and this is just a big open-world Aperture Science experiment E: Reminds me that I'm still disappointed Slendy wasn't in Cabin in the Woods
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# ? May 11, 2012 04:35 |
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Well, Cabin in the Woods was actually basically done being made about 2 years ago, so if it were made today there'd be a good chance he would be. Too bad there's not really any possibility of a sequel now.
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Commissar posted:Also I'm wondering who was the face near the start of the video? Looked a hell of a lot like eyes reflecting the IR light from the camera. No lie, I've been hoping for a "holy crap guys, that was actually unintended and we had no idea it was there." post from them.
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# ? May 12, 2012 10:46 |
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RickVoid posted:No lie, I've been hoping for a "holy crap guys, that was actually unintended and we had no idea it was there." post from them. Never know, it might turn out that they were planning to use it in a future TTA vid and Jay just didn't get out of the way fast enough.
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# ? May 12, 2012 11:19 |
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fullroundaction posted:Which would mean the Operator is also GlaDOS and this is just a big open-world Aperture Science experiment He'd have totally fit in there, doubtlessly.
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# ? May 12, 2012 13:36 |
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Troy posted a brief blog update. Next entry is partway done, maybe look for it late this week? Also they switched editing software from Sony Vegas to Adobe Premiere, which some of you geeks probably care about. I haven't used editing software since, oh, 2002 (when I used Premiere 6.5 to put together an
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# ? May 14, 2012 03:50 |
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I normally use Premiere, but I tried out Vegas for a while because of Troy. It's got some pretty glaring faults, but overall I thought the workflow for editing and adding in simple effects and transitions was cleaner/more intuitive than Premiere. Also it uses up a heck of a lot less resources. If you don't care about interacting with the rest of the Adobe Creative Suite (ughn) it's not a bad piece of software in my opinion. Related: was reading through House of Leaves again and got an idea for Beerboyz. I'll see if I can get ~*my girlfriend*~ to hold a camera sometime this week. E: VVV In my experience it ran way quicker while not rendering/exporting. But that's just observational, I don't have hard data or anything. fullroundaction fucked around with this message at 20:03 on May 14, 2012 |
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fullroundaction posted:I normally use Premiere, but I tried out Vegas for a while because of Troy. It's got some pretty glaring faults, but overall I thought the workflow for editing and adding in simple effects and transitions was cleaner/more intuitive than Premiere. Also it uses up a heck of a lot less resources. If you don't care about interacting with the rest of the Adobe Creative Suite (ughn) it's not a bad piece of software in my opinion. Vegas is light on resources? goddamn, my laptop absolutely chokes on it. I'm going to try it with my desktop that doesn't have quite the specs but might have better luck.
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# ? May 14, 2012 19:55 |
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Using Sony Vegas is like making a deal with the Devil: If you don't fall for its many schemes and tricks you will end up with something pretty drat good.
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# ? May 14, 2012 21:18 |
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New totheark. There's a flashframe, but so as not to spoil, here's a link to the flashframe.
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# ? May 15, 2012 03:52 |
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New totheark video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whW2eRRh5J8 I managed to capture the quick frame at around 0:32. Here it is: http://i.imgur.com/MBuis.jpg e:f,b
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# ? May 15, 2012 03:52 |
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curiousTerminal posted:New totheark. Well, that could mean Alex or Tim are watching the channel. I'm gonna say it's most likely Alex, which means he survived the gunshot at the end of Season 2. Now the question is, if Alex is watching, why hasn't he come after Tim and Jay yet?
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# ? May 15, 2012 04:13 |
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He may still be bedridden, F5ing the hell out of Jay's twitter.
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# ? May 15, 2012 06:01 |
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My question is, if "He's Watching", how does totheark know this, and what does he/they intend to do about it, or expect Jay to do about it? Maybe this message wasn't meant for Jay at all. Maybe it was meant for Tim, to jog his memory and call him to action, kind of like the bat-signal? "Dude, he's watching. Get your mask."
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# ? May 15, 2012 06:12 |
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All that footage looked pretty vintage. I wonder if it's vintage found footage from that school/asylum/whatever it was, when it was actively in use. Or maybe I'm just being too hopeful.
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Clarington Grey posted:My question is, if "He's Watching", how does totheark know this, and what does he/they intend to do about it, or expect Jay to do about it? I'm leaning towards this too, TTA is probably a little confused as to why Tim's just chilling with Jay rather than trying to fight Alex. Edit: Tim is not trying to fight Tim, unless there's a twist none of us saw coming. sweetroy fucked around with this message at 22:30 on May 15, 2012 |
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@marblehornets posted:Meeting with Tim tomorrow to ask if he can show me the abandoned hospital from the previous entries. Oh, it is on. https://twitter.com/#!/marblehornets/status/202593990686687232
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# ? May 16, 2012 04:00 |
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I'm curious about what Jay expects to find there, assuming Tim even tells him where to go. Surely, from everything he's seen, he realizes that going back there would be extremely dangerous. This might be a ballsy move, but suppose Jay just sits down with Tim tomorrow and talks straight with him -- shows him the previous entries, Tim in the mask, Alex hunting Tim, etc. "Look, this is what I've uncovered. I'm looking for Alex. I want to know everything you know. How much do you remember?" It's also likely that Jay is walking into a trap, but that's par for the course.
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Clarington Grey posted:I'm curious about what Jay expects to find there, assuming Tim even tells him where to go. Surely, from everything he's seen, he realizes that going back there would be extremely dangerous. I would absolutely love it if Tim was like "Oh poo poo, I'll help you however I can, there is obviously some poo poo going down here" and helped him with zero motives. Real guess: Tim is gonna agree to take him, Slendy will show up a few times, if we're lucky Alex is gonna show up and smack them around a bit. I really hope they do something out of the ordinary here because I will be disappointed if it plays out like this.
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# ? May 16, 2012 13:47 |
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That drat Satyr posted:All that footage looked pretty vintage. I wonder if it's vintage found footage from that school/asylum/whatever it was, when it was actively in use. I'd really like to know where they get their vintage movie footage from. Do film students have to watch dozens of old films so they can recall specific ones to use in the event they need some public domain film reels to use in a project? Or do they just look through archives till they see something suitable? Also, which databases would those be?
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Liquid Dinosaur posted:I'd really like to know where they get their vintage movie footage from. Do film students have to watch dozens of old films so they can recall specific ones to use in the event they need some public domain film reels to use in a project? Or do they just look through archives till they see something suitable? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_in_the_public_domain_in_the_United_States Seeing as Marble Hornets is now a series that is intended to be sold to the audience, I assume that Troy and Joseph are restricted to using movies that are in the public domain. If they can find a torrent/mirror/DVD of one of these movies somewhere and then use them in the entries without repercussions.
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# ? May 16, 2012 19:29 |
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New tweet: https://twitter.com/#!/marblehornets/status/202840159308365825@marblehornets posted:Back from meeting with Tim. We're going out to the abandoned hospital this Friday. Still acting like I want to finish Alex's movie.
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# ? May 16, 2012 20:35 |
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@marblehornets posted:Still acting like I want to finish Alex's movie. I wonder if they're going to pull an Entry 52 and reveal that Tim has been reading the Marble Hornets twitter all along.
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# ? May 16, 2012 20:55 |
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JordanKai posted:I wonder if they're going to pull an Entry 52 and reveal that Tim has been reading the Marble Hornets twitter all along. That would actually make sense. I can't see a young man in this day and age not knowing what Twitter is and not thinking "This weirdo I used to know is kinda stalking me, maybe I should google some stuff and see if anything turns up."
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# ? May 16, 2012 21:33 |
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I don't think Tim has time between all the smoking and doctor visits.
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# ? May 16, 2012 21:36 |
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Pope Mobile posted:I don't think Tim has time between all the smoking and doctor visits. Maybe not between, but during.
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e: i'm an idiot
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Y'know, the more I think about it, the way Tim and Jay are acting really doesn't make sense. Unless it's going to be a major plot point that Tim and Masky are two completely separate personalities, and Jay's memory loss is so severe he barely even remembers entries that he's posted, why didn't Jay just come out an say "Hey, thanks for saving Jessica and I from Alex, but I have no idea what happened to Jessica now. Do you have any clues?" We know Tim/Masky is at least one of the people who post videos as TTA, and we know TTA knows what Jay is up to on Youtube, so it should follow suit he knows about the Twitter account, thus why wouldn't Tim also know? Hell, it would make perfect sense that the "See You Soon" posted on the last video was just Tim's creepface way of saying "Yeah, I know you're probably going to call me about that abandoned school thingy, so I'll see ya in a few." I feel like in the next entry or two the subject of them both knowing why they're doing any of this has got to come up.
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