Sam's Real Life Spy Game, That Works!

we play a lot of

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s on the same eco channel and on the nodo channel if you haven't visited nodo youtube.com nodo there you go I love designing

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s that's probably why I like dnd so much and being a dungeon master because it's a lot of fun to design. something that is entertaining for others to participate in. We have an annual tradition where we go over to Big Bear and it's super exciting because I'm designing a game from scratch to play there. It is based on Metal Gear Solid. We've tried it in the past on a node where we have a solid snake-type character sneaking his way through a map, but it required a lot of intense roleplaying where everyone had to pretend they couldn't hear someone, we'd basically have our The character sneaks around and people would have to be deliberately ignorant while playing to not see our hero sneaking around the map.

I want to make a

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ly good stealth game that doesn't require people to pretend, how do we do that? How are we going to do it? A

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ly fun Nerf stealth game that you can play with your friends Doesn't require a lot of equipment or supplies How do we emulate some of that Metal Gear Solid Five well ten people pick one each round to randomly be the hero that has to go. In one mission, steal things from inside a house and leave, and all the other remaining players in that game will be the guards that will protect the house and to be guards, they will have a Nerf gun that we will give them. they are like a path point to point b, so they will walk between them as if they have a routine so our hero can memorize that routine and use it to sneak past them.

The last stage here is so they don't have to. Pretend or pretend that you cannot see or hear this person walking in the same room. I'm going to deprive them of their senses. We'll get earplugs. We will also use blinds. I can take these lab glasses and paint. the sides here so that people literally have vision cones while playing, I think that will give us a real, legitimate stealth game where no one roleplays, no one pretends, I think it will be super fun, let's start testing, so Steve will move on to look. in some of our vents today, let's go to the roof, look at your skylights, you know something I'm going to have until this age, maybe we have to take all this, maybe we want to spray all this like bright orange silver, oh no, no, no, no, silver, everything, not this, put some cardboard here, anything black in sunlight rots, oh the sun just degrades it and it rots, if we spray it with silver it will last a long time, even this right here, this wire, whatever, this wire is the drain wire that's going to oh, that's going to spray everything silver, the guy that made this said, yeah, I've been doing this for 15 years, well, no, this is because you, he would have come, he would have sprinkled this silver, you want, yes, you want everything silver.

Oh really, yeah, this one has nothing. What is the point of sides? That's ventilation. So what we're going to do is do what we need to do here. Look, I put sheet metal. This is sheet metal. I'm going to put it with that and I'm going to use this type of self-tapping screws with a rubber gasket and it's real, this doesn't look like it, but you feel the thickness of this metal and you feel like, oh yeah, screwing it in would be an effort. I'm old, but not that old. The nice thing about lab glasses is that they're super cheap and they also have this kind of area here on the sides that naturally falls into your peripheral vision, so I'm thinking let's go. to make that 21.9 which is ultra wide widescreen, so this is where you'll be able to see and I'm just going to paint the rest of this black here, I think that's all we need to do.

Put this in five minutes, I have to do it. better job painting right it's going to be a little sticky unfortunately tell me when you can see it see it so that's the edge of my field of vision now without the glasses it's probably way back and that's my field of vision now , okay, that's how it is. cut it a little bit, bring it from here to like here. The easy way to do it is: I've got stuff all over my face, I made some strong dynamite, yeah, here we go, this is hard, this is hard, okay here, put this on.

Sorry about your face, uh, and then we'll get hearing protectors and then we can try to sneak where we're going. We're in Burbank because we borrowed lenses from Sigma. We were invited to give a talk about the new location of a company called Hot Rod. Sigma Sponsored Cameras asked us to speak at a presentation just to share our experiences with their new line of cine lenses. A great opportunity to play with all their lenses and see some of the new things they will be releasing soon. So, give us an idea of ​​what we're looking for from some in the future.

It would be great to get some sigma photographic lenses for the Seminiko channel. I want that and I want them to be Hot Rod cameras. We are a camera store with a difference. any other in the world this is our new location in Burbank it has almost 8000 square feet all kinds of fun toys for filmmakers and all levels of the industry oh hi carmine nice to meet you carmichael christian nice to meet you christian thank you all so much for playing with the lenses yeah mate it was a pleasure the mouth filters oh cool so these are the ones you guys picked up or you guys made me make these so it's originally equipped to go on the front and it cuts out what the bokeh would be circular. yeah and it visually matches the look of the anamorphic bokeh so when you look at the out of focus part there's something about it and then you think what makes this shot look so cool below is the digital runner if you could all give them a nice welcome.

Hello everyone. My name is Sam and this is my good friend Carmichael. Greetings. Hello, we make videos for YouTube. We've entered the world of film through different means than I think a lot of other people. The first cameras weren't, you know, we didn't have to deal with optics, we were dealing with glass ones and like hvxes and things like that were like the lens, it was an afterthought in a way and that's it, ha changed. This year, before we continue, we have a cool little trailer for the channel. Here we show you a little of the things we do.

Meet Steve. I think you could argue that the artist moving into this area and turning it into the arts district is partly due to the fact that you really encouraged it and made it possible, yes, but it took off on its own, believe me, I'd rather he stopped because I'll tell you what he's done, I'll tell you what happened in the arts district. what you have is you have you have a company, you have a company that is happening now these people that are moving here are paying a huge amount of money, they don't have time to create to be an artist, you have to have the time to create you need artists that are making noise, you need artists that are making videos, you need artists that are just making paintings, but it has to be cheap enough, they have to be able to make that art and have other jobs too.

I mean, even I for the first few years had to go to the produce market and had to lift lettuce into rutabagas and trucks. My rent was 150 a month. See, that's the difference, but I knew I could do it in a couple of nights of work. unload a truck, so I would work a couple of days, spend the next five days making art, nothing but art, then work a couple of days, you have to be able to have that time to create something, walk away from it and move on. Wow, that didn't work, there are so many people coming from Silicon Valley, New York and China to Los Angeles, because look what we're in right now is pretty nice and there are so many people who are paying an incredible amount.

They come here and they're looking at buildings like this, they go this is just you know, I get calls like I said, I get calls every week, I get people giving me cash offers and I'm going no, no, no, that's it. You know, what I'm saying is the only way to keep a good artistic sister thriving is to have some civil unrest down here, have another riot. I don't want to use the word peaceful riot, yeah, peaceful, right, I don't, uh or. earthquake but not in this building, I mean cable or digital and our channels wouldn't be what they are if we weren't in this building, right, Brandon Freddy, yeah, none of this, none of that would have ever happened, yeah, that's it my new soundtrack, wait. for a second wait, I like that, that's cool, yeah, I thought about it, oh, like painting.

I'm going to try to sneak away. Take my wallet off this table without you looking and then I'll come back and I'll just walk at a constant speed. speed forward and backward be calm be calm so it's turning right okay, that worked then, did you see me? I didn't, but I probably did, the reflection of the glass door there. Ah, I felt you start to turn in that direction, so I thought. whoa and I like it, yeah, and that

works

really well, like I heard you, these work really well too because I couldn't hear anything, nothing, I don't hear anything, I don't hear anything, so Sonia's here, let's swap, right?

Do you want to try it? you want to try the same thing, let's see, let's see if he can fool me, the rent is gone, okay, okay, so, okay, this is pretty effective, so the only thing that's not effective is my paint job, oh man, This is going to be interesting, yes. I think it's going to be really fun, although I think so, this is going to be like I want to do it again, like it's fun, like sneaking up behind you, but I didn't know it was there, it's nice, it's really tight, it's funny, it's surprisingly good.

I guess the next question is whether this will work when 10 people make it and pack it into a house we're going to see this weekend.