the Touch The Skyrim we just recorded contains what is perhaps the most beautiful, biblical spectacle i've ever beheld in a video game
the contents of this video are indescribable. i'm not sure how Griffin keeps doing this (or how Skyrim still runs)https://www.polygon.com/videos/2017/5/26/15694908/touch-the-skyrim-katamari-damacy-mod-episode-12 …
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It doesn't run, it exists.
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"Yes, this is still technically Skyrim" well mission statement failed so far, keep up the good progress though
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watching this has brought peace to my turbulent soul. I am blessed
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Between the flying bodies, the rapid-fire rock shots, and the glowing demigod levitating folks? This episode felt SO MUCH like Phantom Dust.
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Either his computer is magic or he has a warehouse of CPUs.
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this is completely amazing
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Case closed, video games are clearly art.
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how does this happen whenever you and griffin do things
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So it started in a house you wanted to leave, then ended with a very conceptual unnarrated scene. Seems like you've made Homestuck again.
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I'm pretty sure this is the plot of Clive Barker's "In the Hills, the Cities".
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