Thank you so much for playing my map! This project was meant to be for npc's thats why it has so many vents and connected areas but I added some creepy touch to it :P. Great video as always!
@@kodak1587 Thank you! This was my second project in hammer editor and as I was creating map there were still new things to learn about editor, I took me about a month.
Here's a scary thought. Imagine waking up in a facility like this with no memory of how you got there, trying so hard find a way out. But then you finally find an exit, only to discover that during your time in the facility something happened to the world, leaving it desolate and lifeless wasteland.
Recently started doing gmod vr exploring myself. Before trying it myself, I used to say the Librarian was a scaredy cat... NOT ANY F*CKIN MORE! Jesus Christ dude I was struggling to finish walking down one hallway. Either I'm the scaredy cat here, or Mr. Librarian has balls of steel. Hats off to you good sir, keep up the good content.
could not agree more, librarian is indeed insanely brave, vr makes everything seem to be scarier, even a non horror place can feel scary, liminal space, empty space, corridor, just waaay scarier.
This is a huge effect actually. I play vrchat and like 90% of the spaces there are designed to be as comfortable and cozy as possible and sometimes just the knowledge that there are empty hallways hidden from view is enough to spook me sometimes. Thinking I see a shadow of a head in my peripheral while I’m just watching a movie or something
I think the reason why looking through tiny openings is scarier than seeing a wide-open doorway is because of how often horror-themed media has used that situation as a set-up for a jump scare. You're expecting that tiny opening to suddenly be filled with a person's face looking back at you, or to have some otherworldly arm groping to try and catch you. Also, I'm kind of let down that you didn't use no-clip to fly over to that weird red light above the train tunnel. For some reason, I kept picturing that as some kind of glowing red entity, and I was expecting it to start moving in your direction the second you first hit that button that started the weird, distant warning sound.
Man, I wish I could play VR so bad. I've gotten into a horror game kick recently, but it's hard for me to really be invested in them (and therefore frightened by them) because immersion is what makes it spooky most of the time but rationalization and de-immersion (probably not a word) is my defense mechanism for horror. Being able to reach the level of immersion of *literally being physically immersed into the game* is such an amazing feeling. Helps that I never get motion sick!
@@cepheus3d Unfortunately, my current budget is only $85 and will likely not be increasing for a couple years or so. So unless I'm able to find a bargain bin Quest 2 that's also fully functional, I'm probably out of luck for now
@@cepheus3d It's alright, it's not like I require VR to experience horror. Besides, I'm perfectly happy living vicariously through people who DO have access to VR horror, such as Mr. Librarian.
I think you can fix the invisible props/doors problem by typing r_flushlod in console. Just look at the floor while doing it or it might crash the game.
With that opening I have to ask: did you ever do that sleeping in VR video? if not I wouldn't blame you. they say if you sleep in VR, you sleep in real life, as well...
I like a lot of the other videos, but the Gmod ones always capture a vibe which reasonates with my childhood. And the source vibe in general just gets me.
i've seen it in a few horror games where the vent shaft breaks while your in it because you weigh too much. I believe penumbra 2 had a moment like that early on. and there's at least one horror game where the bad guy attacks the vent your in and just barely misses you
49:37 Seeing a jumpscare after a while thats how these maps first calm you down and at one point you encounter something like this which instantly makes you uncomfy from enjoying exploring every part of the map to seeing something like that
Wow that part where he talked about having a GOOD nap while having the most bizzare but fitting dream and then waking up to feeling like time has passed AND being either home alone (sometimes having your siblings around but still), just feels like the most Liminal Space feeling I always get when I had those naps..like waking up somewhere unfamiliar but yet it's somewhere that you been living in for a long time. Anyway that part of the video is why I love watching The Librarian's content, always has a appeal to the most bizarrely relatable topics and I'm here for it
1:00:20 - I love when you pretend you can't talk underwater and instead make the "blub blub" sounds, it gives the video so much more atmosphere/realism!
19:58 anyone else got a Jurassic Park flash back I think it was the third one cant remember where there walking through those floating fenced off walk ways in the pterodactyl cage.
This map does not only produce a feeling of anxiety in the game, but it also translates to real life. You start to think of real life you in this situation and not just from the perspective of a game character. Imagine after you watch this video, you blank out. The next thing you're greeted with when you open your eyes is a concrete room. Upon looking through the unnerving rectangle opening in the door, you see the entire facility is drowning in a deadly silence. You welcome the silence as you can hear anything that's moving around, but then you soon realise, that anything here can also hear you moving around. With no way to get out, no contact with the outside world, you begin to explore. As you wander the endless halls and staircases, you feel and hear something following you. Trying to avoid it, you move erratically, hoping not to end up in a dead end. In doing so, you eventually end up in the coolant room. You see no way out of this situation. You press the "raise" button and watch as the water grows closer to you. As you stand and watch, you hear the thing you've been dreading all along. It has finally found you. Out of fear, you tie something heavy to your foot and jump in the rising water. You may die to the facility, but at least it'll be better than being at the hands of that malevolent being which you've been trying to avoid all this time.
22:38 i mean if it counts Half-Life 2: Episode 1 actually sorta did this when Alyx was talking about Gordon and Barney racing eachother through vents to get Kleiner's keys when he'd forget them and this goofy story being the background to why both characters are so proficient in air vents. There was also Saints Row IV during the Metal Gear Solid parody mission where Da Boss says it's funny these vents could fit them.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 fuck yeah, but i think dread and fusion are still just as good picks, saying librians got a switch, and an emulato- i mean gba.
It's always a good day when The Lieberman uploads a Garrys Mod exploration video. I'm kinda late but I was saving this for later cause I like to watch your exploration videos at night in my bed together with my cats. I really love your videos because they make me relax and also make me feel cosy and comfy (and creeped sometimes).
59:51 - I could imagine hearing the Earthbound "Temple Guard"-theme whatever the name of the song is (I think it was something called like "Unknown Enigma") playing at this point.
Once again I beg you to try the classic trippy GMod maps Insomnia and Paranoia. They do involve a bit of platforming so maybe not the best for VR but they’re great exploration maps. Edit: And Hypnophobia too.
A tip regarding invisible props: If you check the console and see that it's throwing a load of errors constantly, try the r_flushlod command. I don't understand the Source spaghetti behind it, but it manages to fix the issue when I encounter it. I'm guessing it has something to do with Garry's Mod having an oopsie and not loading the props right?
just thought i'd put this out there, but i would kill to see you do a half-life 2 VR mod playthrough, to me librarian + half-life 2 + VR just sounds like peak immersion. :)
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, i like all your creepy and comfy, i like pretty much every video and the way you describe it is AMAZING you are by far the youtube with the best voice every time, I watch it, it brightens up my day so thank you. 👍
Im not gonna say anything cause i dont want be a egotistical jerk but i think this was the map i suggested from the discord server and if it is thats so freaking cool
@@TheLibrarianYT Even if not for youtube, you should absolutely take the time to learn and subsequently play it! It's easier now than ever, with a super beginner-friendly UI and a short in-game tutorial. In case you still don't understand something while playing, the wiki is always there to help! Also, contrary to popular belief, there is almost no micromanagement, compared to something like rimworld, but that level of depth is still avaliable for more experienced players.
I get the invisible props rarely but he seems to get them a lot worse/more often, but yeah just reloading usually fixes it. Maybe the VR mod is interacting with something in such a way that it triggers whatever bug causes it more often.
Ok, so, just weird recommendations. If you don't mind reading being your main access to a work, cultist simulator is exceptionally well written, if you don't mind having to bumble around and trial and error to figure out thing. Also, Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead, it's a game very much in the vain of dwarf fortress, and has alot in common with Zomboid, though it takes it's zombie setting in a notable eldritch horror bent, if you don't mind dying and watching a tutorial/doing some wiki diving (I can recommend Worm Girl's, she makes a lot of good content in general.) I think you could really get into it. Finally, Parasite Eve 1 and 2 (avoid 3, no one likes 3) are really strong survival horror/RPG showings by Square Enix, being their attempt in a world where Resident Evil basically had just become a thing, granted you don't mind emulation, the monster design is incredible and the story is really trying it's best.
You should try playing gmod using a mod called In the dark corner, its an npc that uuuuh,..,, acts like one of em dark ghouls from the haunted gmod maps but it wants to kill you as well,very fun i recommand, trust.
not even ten minutes in and im intrigued. sure it could just be missing details on the devs part, but the implications of those shell casings are huge. to me i see it as if some kind of fight did happen, and all of those shots landed dead on, yet whatever they were aiming at was completely unphased.
2:36 Once again, descriptions that make me think of 'Ara and the Empty Universe' and its sequel 'Our Way Down'. Just some anomalous event occurred and for some reason you alone are untouched and wondering where everyone went.
I don't know if you've heard of or been recommended it before, but have you ever played the Source game G String? Visually it's a tad bit similar to E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy, even then it's in a league of it's own. I highly recommend it if not for the story, the details of the world alone :)
Why has no one told this poor man about the hand hud mod yet I haven't had a phone or PC in months but watching his vids struggling with not having a hud how has not a person told him yet.
Thank you so much for playing my map! This project was meant to be for npc's thats why it has so many vents and connected areas but I added some creepy touch to it :P. Great video as always!
great map bro!
Ooo
Really good map, looks awesome! How much time did it take you to create it?
@@thewondersofu Thanks man! :D
@@kodak1587 Thank you! This was my second project in hammer editor and as I was creating map there were still new things to learn about editor, I took me about a month.
“If the doors unlocked, this may not be a prison- it may be a crappy hotel. Although, not the crappiest- I’ve stayed at worse.”
-The Librarian
Here's a scary thought. Imagine waking up in a facility like this with no memory of how you got there, trying so hard find a way out. But then you finally find an exit, only to discover that during your time in the facility something happened to the world, leaving it desolate and lifeless wasteland.
Recently started doing gmod vr exploring myself. Before trying it myself, I used to say the Librarian was a scaredy cat... NOT ANY F*CKIN MORE! Jesus Christ dude I was struggling to finish walking down one hallway. Either I'm the scaredy cat here, or Mr. Librarian has balls of steel. Hats off to you good sir, keep up the good content.
Exactly.
VR does wonders for horror. It often tricks your brain into being immersed.
could not agree more, librarian is indeed insanely brave, vr makes everything seem to be scarier, even a non horror place can feel scary, liminal space, empty space, corridor, just waaay scarier.
This is a huge effect actually. I play vrchat and like 90% of the spaces there are designed to be as comfortable and cozy as possible and sometimes just the knowledge that there are empty hallways hidden from view is enough to spook me sometimes. Thinking I see a shadow of a head in my peripheral while I’m just watching a movie or something
I think the reason why looking through tiny openings is scarier than seeing a wide-open doorway is because of how often horror-themed media has used that situation as a set-up for a jump scare. You're expecting that tiny opening to suddenly be filled with a person's face looking back at you, or to have some otherworldly arm groping to try and catch you.
Also, I'm kind of let down that you didn't use no-clip to fly over to that weird red light above the train tunnel. For some reason, I kept picturing that as some kind of glowing red entity, and I was expecting it to start moving in your direction the second you first hit that button that started the weird, distant warning sound.
Love it when he does the underwater voice lmao
"Glub glub glub glub"
@@CoolCat_24xno it’s actually “blub blub blub”
hmm acshtually ☝️🤓
@@FiatUno2003 you spelt that wrong
Getting cozier and cozier!In the blanket in the dark.watching a little screen while everything else is darkness.
nothing like gmod vr with the librarian and some pizza
Sounds like a good combo
The librarian is now my favorite channel in the entire world im so happy i discovered this guy
Literally me 1.5 years ago lol
Agreed found his channel about 6-7 months ago I believe it was the one where he made an urbex map
@@CoolCat_24x Same, been watching this channel religiously ever since
Welcome to the fan club!
I mean, these guys give their prisoners some nice wooden furniture. You've gotta give them that.
lol fr fr
1:00:22 It's these moments where I kinda wish a camera filming your VR experience. I love it when you fully immerse yourself like this.
Another day of asking librarian to play amnesia the dark descent
Omg and the bunker
You stopped counting?
@@razvan8292 yeah
I’d really rather see him play Amnesia or SOMA (especially SOMA) than more Garry’s Mod. GM is fine, but it feels a little samey after a while.
@@HumanPerson_final soma would definitely fit his channel it is such a good game
*Something busts through a door 20ft away*
Librarian: " *I* let that out."
bro literally woke up in solitary confinement and was like: "rise and shine... and I see now that this is not my room but a jailcell 😂😂😅😅 "
i laughed at that vertical moses joke harder than i should have
Man, I wish I could play VR so bad. I've gotten into a horror game kick recently, but it's hard for me to really be invested in them (and therefore frightened by them) because immersion is what makes it spooky most of the time but rationalization and de-immersion (probably not a word) is my defense mechanism for horror. Being able to reach the level of immersion of *literally being physically immersed into the game* is such an amazing feeling. Helps that I never get motion sick!
Dunno what your budget is, but used Quest 2's can be gotten cheaper than retail these days in anticipation for the Quest 3. Might wanna take a look!
@@cepheus3d really? Cool, ill have to consider getting a quest so i can play vr with my friends finally.
@@cepheus3d Unfortunately, my current budget is only $85 and will likely not be increasing for a couple years or so. So unless I'm able to find a bargain bin Quest 2 that's also fully functional, I'm probably out of luck for now
@@ScareSans I understand, sorry to hear that. Hope you get enough for one eventually.
@@cepheus3d It's alright, it's not like I require VR to experience horror. Besides, I'm perfectly happy living vicariously through people who DO have access to VR horror, such as Mr. Librarian.
I think you can fix the invisible props/doors problem by typing r_flushlod in console. Just look at the floor while doing it or it might crash the game.
With that opening I have to ask: did you ever do that sleeping in VR video? if not I wouldn't blame you. they say if you sleep in VR, you sleep in real life, as well...
Well I’d hope sleeping = sleeping,
ah yes, the room is made out of room
@@omniscientbarebones ok so me sleeping = you sleeping?
@@ymndoseijin that’s not what i said
😂
I like a lot of the other videos, but the Gmod ones always capture a vibe which reasonates with my childhood. And the source vibe in general just gets me.
i've seen it in a few horror games where the vent shaft breaks while your in it because you weigh too much. I believe penumbra 2 had a moment like that early on. and there's at least one horror game where the bad guy attacks the vent your in and just barely misses you
49:37
Seeing a jumpscare after a while thats how these maps first calm you down and at one point you encounter something like this which instantly makes you uncomfy from enjoying exploring every part of the map to seeing something like that
I cant believe how phenomenal this content is while being uploaded everyday
Wow that part where he talked about having a GOOD nap while having the most bizzare but fitting dream and then waking up to feeling like time has passed AND being either home alone (sometimes having your siblings around but still), just feels like the most Liminal Space feeling I always get when I had those naps..like waking up somewhere unfamiliar but yet it's somewhere that you been living in for a long time.
Anyway that part of the video is why I love watching The Librarian's content, always has a appeal to the most bizarrely relatable topics and I'm here for it
1:00:20 - I love when you pretend you can't talk underwater and instead make the "blub blub" sounds, it gives the video so much more atmosphere/realism!
31:35 “It feels like someone, WANTS TO SELL ME SOMETHING!”
When you do these maps, I like to play on the same map as the video goes. Not sure why, it's fun to me.
30:40
Holy crap. The scared me so badly. It wasn't the light flickering itself that scared me, and more the sudden startled tone of the librarian.
Love the sound of crickets, had one find its way in my garage, and left it be so I could hear it chirp at night when I get home from work.
19:58 anyone else got a Jurassic Park flash back I think it was the third one cant remember where there walking through those floating fenced off walk ways in the pterodactyl cage.
This map does not only produce a feeling of anxiety in the game, but it also translates to real life. You start to think of real life you in this situation and not just from the perspective of a game character.
Imagine after you watch this video, you blank out. The next thing you're greeted with when you open your eyes is a concrete room. Upon looking through the unnerving rectangle opening in the door, you see the entire facility is drowning in a deadly silence. You welcome the silence as you can hear anything that's moving around, but then you soon realise, that anything here can also hear you moving around. With no way to get out, no contact with the outside world, you begin to explore. As you wander the endless halls and staircases, you feel and hear something following you. Trying to avoid it, you move erratically, hoping not to end up in a dead end. In doing so, you eventually end up in the coolant room. You see no way out of this situation. You press the "raise" button and watch as the water grows closer to you. As you stand and watch, you hear the thing you've been dreading all along. It has finally found you. Out of fear, you tie something heavy to your foot and jump in the rising water. You may die to the facility, but at least it'll be better than being at the hands of that malevolent being which you've been trying to avoid all this time.
22:38 i mean if it counts Half-Life 2: Episode 1 actually sorta did this when Alyx was talking about Gordon and Barney racing eachother through vents to get Kleiner's keys when he'd forget them and this goofy story being the background to why both characters are so proficient in air vents.
There was also Saints Row IV during the Metal Gear Solid parody mission where Da Boss says it's funny these vents could fit them.
Petition to make libriarian play the war of the worlds game when its out, would be an awesome series imo. Also some metroid games would be cool
Specifically the Prime games, since they have quite a bit of creepy and horrifying stuff in them for games that aren't necessarily horror.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 fuck yeah, but i think dread and fusion are still just as good picks, saying librians got a switch, and an emulato- i mean gba.
@@LeadLickerBest idea I’ve ever heard! Just make him watch the 1918 documentary and the 2005 Spielberg film first.
Another day of asking the Librarian to play Chasing static, a indie horror Exploration game.
A new Librarian GMOD exploration video never fails to brighten up my day
It's always a good day when The Lieberman uploads a Garrys Mod exploration video. I'm kinda late but I was saving this for later cause I like to watch your exploration videos at night in my bed together with my cats. I really love your videos because they make me relax and also make me feel cosy and comfy (and creeped sometimes).
i remember exploring this with my friend and we had NO idea it had lore and stuff, pretty fun
Seems somebody in there drank all the redrum
I love these vids
librarian on bed was surprisingly comfy... I was just writing this and then he said the same thing >-
59:51 - I could imagine hearing the Earthbound "Temple Guard"-theme whatever the name of the song is (I think it was something called like "Unknown Enigma") playing at this point.
Lol yeah. Then the text that's like "What?", that'd be funny lol
And the song you're referring to is called Sanctuary Guardian
Once again I beg you to try the classic trippy GMod maps Insomnia and Paranoia. They do involve a bit of platforming so maybe not the best for VR but they’re great exploration maps.
Edit: And Hypnophobia too.
Your missing Hypnophobia
@@nuclearcosmos23Thanks, I forgot its name lol
glad to see another gmod VR Video :)
A tip regarding invisible props: If you check the console and see that it's throwing a load of errors constantly, try the r_flushlod command. I don't understand the Source spaghetti behind it, but it manages to fix the issue when I encounter it. I'm guessing it has something to do with Garry's Mod having an oopsie and not loading the props right?
I love how he says "looks like a face of some sort... or a country
Ball...haha" like what he said wasn't bone chilling
You're great librarian :)
I always watch The Librarian before I sleep 😊
And when I do, the dreams are lucid and fun.
For the 47th time, I am once again asking for your SOMA commentary
just thought i'd put this out there, but i would kill to see you do a half-life 2 VR mod playthrough, to me librarian + half-life 2 + VR just sounds like peak immersion. :)
nice, new upload :]
gonna enjoy watching this
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, i like all your creepy and comfy, i like pretty much every video and the way you describe it is AMAZING you are by far the youtube with the best voice every time, I watch it, it brightens up my day so thank you. 👍
Im not gonna say anything cause i dont want be a egotistical jerk but i think this was the map i suggested from the discord server and if it is thats so freaking cool
Stop being so big headed
@@e_i_e_i_bro no :>
I just love hearing your voice. It's just perfect.
27:00 You should totally make some dwarf fortress videos! I would love to see your style of storytelling combined with legendary dwarven tales.
If only I could learn how to play it lol
@@TheLibrarianYT have you tried the steam version?
@@TheLibrarianYT Even if not for youtube, you should absolutely take the time to learn and subsequently play it! It's easier now than ever, with a super beginner-friendly UI and a short in-game tutorial. In case you still don't understand something while playing, the wiki is always there to help! Also, contrary to popular belief, there is almost no micromanagement, compared to something like rimworld, but that level of depth is still avaliable for more experienced players.
Another great video
The invisible props may have been fixable with r_flushlod in console, restarting gmod, or reinstalling the addon.
I get the invisible props rarely but he seems to get them a lot worse/more often, but yeah just reloading usually fixes it. Maybe the VR mod is interacting with something in such a way that it triggers whatever bug causes it more often.
Yippee-! I really do love these exploration videos
I love these Gary’s mod videos
You should play the map GM_pool. Its a creepy indoor pool.
Fun fact about the cave dweller mod it can bendy down to get through 2 block tunnels and can crawl through one block holes
Uh. . Okay?
@@Metalicyti dont think the librian ever realized that, so g put this fact up
@@LeadLicker yeah but what does this have to do with this vid
@@Metalicyt nothin, he just wanted to point it out. Simple my mans
don't spoil it
I love this dude
You wish this was the first time you were in a jail cell? Suspicious.
@35:00 forget Session 9, this is officially a SCP containment facility.
Well I know what I'm watching this evening 👀
Well it's official now, The Libarian has a prison pocket.
Ok, so, just weird recommendations. If you don't mind reading being your main access to a work, cultist simulator is exceptionally well written, if you don't mind having to bumble around and trial and error to figure out thing. Also, Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead, it's a game very much in the vain of dwarf fortress, and has alot in common with Zomboid, though it takes it's zombie setting in a notable eldritch horror bent, if you don't mind dying and watching a tutorial/doing some wiki diving (I can recommend Worm Girl's, she makes a lot of good content in general.) I think you could really get into it. Finally, Parasite Eve 1 and 2 (avoid 3, no one likes 3) are really strong survival horror/RPG showings by Square Enix, being their attempt in a world where Resident Evil basically had just become a thing, granted you don't mind emulation, the monster design is incredible and the story is really trying it's best.
I choose to believe that it was to contain you
I was thinking the same thing about those patterns on the wall. They sort of look like White Face from IMSCARED...
You should try playing gmod using a mod called In the dark corner, its an npc that uuuuh,..,, acts like one of em dark ghouls from the haunted gmod maps but it wants to kill you as well,very fun i recommand, trust.
Would be great for this map, considering what its intended purpose is.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 i agree,i play with multiple of thosr bastards around stormwald, scares the living piss outta me
@32:10 this reminds me a bit of Session 9.
Yessss that happened to me once I went to sleep and my dad had left to the store and I woke up to a dark house oh my God I was so scared lol
Please explore Union City in gmod
I thought he did
not even ten minutes in and im intrigued.
sure it could just be missing details on the devs part, but the implications of those shell casings are huge. to me i see it as if some kind of fight did happen, and all of those shots landed dead on, yet whatever they were aiming at was completely unphased.
The dev intended it to be some-what empty as it's suppose to be a map you put NPC bots into.
1:00:30 one day someone will make a map with an unforgiving tunnel of water and librarian will finally drown
Invisible door in weapon range.
2:36 Once again, descriptions that make me think of 'Ara and the Empty Universe' and its sequel 'Our Way Down'. Just some anomalous event occurred and for some reason you alone are untouched and wondering where everyone went.
Gotta play amnesia the bunker
You missed the door at the far end of the cooling room; the one below the other side of the catwalk.
36:50 for the perfect murder mystery TV show
you should play killer frequency
0:13 wait what
very early and very based
I don't know if you've heard of or been recommended it before, but have you ever played the Source game G String? Visually it's a tad bit similar to E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy, even then it's in a league of it's own. I highly recommend it if not for the story, the details of the world alone :)
5:15 has rifle-calibre bullet casings in a pile on the floor. Did something happen here?
45:49 onli in america you can see man braking baricaids with the glok
Sweeeep
Wassup
Ham
First! Thanks for all the awesome content!
Please play Rain World, it's a platformer game in which you'll not be fond of but i think you'll like its lore
I feel like you missed a bunch of things in this map. Or you just forgot about them.
Hello everybody 👋
3 dollar hotel
Day 1 for asking for Half life 2 vr
45:00
Smell like cooter stew
Aaaaaaa
ohh
Why has no one told this poor man about the hand hud mod yet I haven't had a phone or PC in months but watching his vids struggling with not having a hud how has not a person told him yet.
"Whoever brought me here... did not adequately search me."
he's a librarian, but...
If you see this comment, I just want to let you know....
You've helped me to be a better human being.
Thank you.