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@@jenga__51 Sooooo u just have to make a joke with someone stealing with your requirements and equipments for living until you're dying and just say "Can't have shit in Detroit"
As a person who almost has zero observation abilities, I must say Jack was doing way better than me. I didn't notice a single damn thing throughout his playthrough except the intruder and the abyss. In real life when somebody is trying to show me something by pointing at it I always look around and ask "WHERE?" for like ten times and still don't notice a goddamn thing, it's really embarrassing. I don't understand why people are so good at observation but good for them.
luckily, as it turns out, observation is a learned skill rather than an inherited instinct. if it genuinely bothers you, you can definitely 100% train yourself to be way better at it. like, think about how the secret service gets trained to spot tiny things like expressions and stuff in those huge crowds of people. i doubt many people can do that without training. and i'd bet money there are tutorials on you tube. cuz there are tutorials for everything on youtube. i'm kinda a space cadet myself, and for me personally, i found that agatha christie novels and dark souls (of all things) both made me a lot more observant just in day to day life. they just incidentally made me shift my focus a notch smaller, cuz they're way more fun that way. and it's like...there's so much big stuff that we see whether we focus on it or not, and it's easy to let your conscious mind linger on those big things, and you end up missing smaller things if you have your focus on default wide mode. but you don't miss any of those big things if you choose to narrow your focus and look at the details. like if you're at the ocean and looking down at your feet, seeing grains of sand doesn't mean you're not noticing that there's a beach there. ok i dunno if that made sense lol anyway, good luck :)
I sometimes have a good observation, sometimes dont. I sometimes be intuitive and sometimes not. It depends upon situations, when under pressure, Im less observant and became overwhelmed. I do agree that you can be trained with observation and its skill.
Hey Jack, here's some tips if you decide to play this again! 1. DO NOT look at intruders for too long. They can give you a game over. Switch to another camera (preferably the one you were just on) and then file the report. 2. Sometimes you need to stay on the camera for a little bit to catch an anomaly (like the light anomaly you saw in the hallway, or the shaking propane tank in the kitchen.) 3. Yes, you do need to look everywhere. It just depends on the camera you're on. For instance, the bedroom camera doesn't really have any anomalies for the blinds as far as I've seen. The TV in the living room disappeared quite a few times though! 4. Minor details! Even the smallest things can mess you up. Pay attention to orientation and how many of an object there are; sometimes there's just ONE more item and you miss it. 5. See comment section (about 40 replies down) for this one, I've edited it out due to others pointing out it's spoilery. 6. Same as 5. 7. If you can't figure out what an anomaly is based on the categories you've been given, try "other." It covers everything not listed, like the fan that stopped spinning and the floor changing. 8. Don't play for too long, take breaks every now and then to help calm yourself down and give your eyes and brain some rest! Just like doing anything else for too long, this can take a toll on you. 9. I forgot about this one, thanks MonkeyBonesGeorge for this in the replies! "Additional: You have to increase the brightness to see the rooms enough to catch things. Brightness slider is in the pause menu." About 5 replies down. (Personally I play on max brightness but you do whatever's comfortable!)
The _timing_ of the "No anomaly of type ghost found in the living room" JUST as the dude bend over backwards and looked in the camera, was so god damn good!
That intruder jumpscare actually got me so bad. I'm in broad daylight with my back against a wall and I still covered my eyes like a child. I don't think I've been scared that intensely in years.
General rule of thumb for this game: the warning appears when there's three active anomalies you haven't spotted. If one more spawns during that point, you lose, meaning 4 is the limit. Also a tip: if there's a camera malfunction(aka room missing), *anomalies can still spawn in the room you cannot see.* It's fully possible that there are two anomalies in a room that's missing, and with the malfunction that would be three, giving you a warning and you'd have no chance of finding anything unless you report that cam malfunction! And, yes, this game is a real bitch when it comes to anomalies. Some are very obvious like intruders, while others are for example one tiny extra book in some corner or a piece of paper missing from a bulletin board at the very end of a hallway, or a flower on a table verrry gently shaking.
Surprised no one's taken this kind of game engine, made a game where you take photos of your own home, and it inserts creepy stuff. Imagine turning off the lights at night after spending a few hours looking for monsters under your own actual furniture. Good times.
It's interesting to watch someone with ADHD play this game since they can range from not paying atention at all to having the most detailed view of things when focused. i loved this video!
I get that he just announced being adhd but its not that deep. We just move like that bro. Mines severe but yall sound like its his only character trait hes not just adhd monkey
I saw a comment somewhere saying that it'd be funny that fixing anomalies is just sending a task force of extremly buff guys to beat up the intruder/ghost and put things back where they ought to be.
Jack, may I request you do more episodes of these games, and get Evelyn to join you and help? I know for a fact it'd be a blast to watch you guys do a whole bunch of these. :)
Nah he should just collab with Manly, The Hero Who's A Badass, I mean lmfao in all the videos I've seen from him, he can just _Cassualy_ Finish the game
@@jimbolaya7210 SAME Jesus Christ. And I was expecting a jumpscare too cause the game forces you to pay close attention, which is just perfect for jumpscares 😭😭😭 but it still got me so bad
@@betula2137 or auto driving cars From a video (don't remember the name) by "CCP Grey" iirc: You brake, the person behind you brakes harder, and same for the car behind it and so on. However, auto driving cars give each other information at the speed of light, making the cars start and brake at the same time. This also gets rid of traffic lights
@@ashercd6487 Unfortunately, autonomous cars actually have the same problems as cars anyways, and the only to solve it is to have less cars. Isn't part of the purpose of cars that you can drive them yourselves? is one question. Cars take up so much valuable space, and that costs a lot of money (paving, parking, dead space), not even their own materials. That is why they are so much less efficient, even if you remove the human element, compared to something like trains, which we have now, are autonomous, can transport 10s of 1000s more than cars, and only requires interest to spurt public-service investment.
@@ashercd6487 I recommend these channels, and the one I mentioned earlier (just if you're interested!) : Alan Fisher, Bicycle Dutch, Oh The Urbanity!, Eco Gecko, and others I can't think of
I'm glad you said that, I thought he seemed kind of wound-up in recent videos and disinterested at times. But I don't follow his social media or anything so I wasn't sure if he had something on his mind.
Jack: "are you thinking of pink elephants?!" My brain: **Focused on the screen so hard i am not listening** "I'm sorry, more pressing matters require my attention"
Hey, little strat for jack, there is no repercussions for saying the wrong anomaly, so you can go room to room doing extra objects, missing objects, and objects movement
Yeah but waiting for the report button to refresh again takes some time and if there were a presence of timed anomaly like the intruder that Jack got then time is really crucial. I'm not saying it's a bad strat, I'm just giving something to consider
The only thing is, if you have 3 anomalies at once and you're filing random reports, you can lose while waiting for the the report button to come back for guessing a random one.
Good god that intruder jumpscare really got me. Haven’t been got by a jumpscare that hard in a long time lmao. And I KNEW that was gonna happen and I was dreading it, cause of course a game that asks you to focus in really hard could EASILY jumpscare you. But I was lulled into a false sense of security because failing the game wasn’t a jumpscare 😭😭😭😭😭😭 god damn it
these were all the missed anomalies I could find: Round 1: 8:10 - Object Movement: suitcase moved (he eventually caught it) 9:30 - Extra Object: new vase on the table (he eventually caught it) 10:10 - Object Disappearance: TV disappeared 11:09 - Camera Malfunction: camera skips from hallway to bedroom Round 2: 23:47 - Object Disappearance: apples on the microwave disappeared 24:08 - Object Disappearance: TV disappeared 27:59 - Object Disappearance: book on the bed diseappeared everything else was too dark for me to see, but if anyone else caught something feel free to add
I'm almost a year late but your comment should've been at the top of all the top comments. You're the only one to actually say the anomalies he missed as well as give time stamps. I couldn't find a single other comment like that while scrolling. Thanks for being awesome 😅
I'm not sure, but I think in round two, one of the anomalies he missed was actually pretty early on, in the hallway, on the far left shelf, the black box that's only partially on screen moved over to be fully in frame? I don't blame anyone that missed it either, it's in the very corner, it's dark and shit. I questioned it to myself quite a bit like "did that move?" and I'm still not convinced.
"Do you ever just feel like you're going blind in real time" There are legit times where I would think that the power had gone out for a tenth of a second just because my brain couldn't immediately process the fact that I just blinked
Sometimes lights flicker and i cant tell if its me blinking or not. Ofc when multiple people at the same time experience, its likely a light flickering
to answer Jacks' question to "How suttle are we getting?" It gets so detailed that you need to remember how many, where, what position and to what direction they are facing. For example those nozzles or how the fork and knife were on that plate. And if I remember correct, things in the University paper on Study changed during Gabs playthrough.
Another tip for you Jack: it's a good idea, if you're lost on what anomalies are active, to just file reports of each room with the most common and easily missable anomalies like "object missing", "object movement", "extra object" and "other". It does run the risk of not being able to file a report until it completes, so if you find an anomaly while it's "in progress" you'll have to wait, but it's a good way to be proactive when you're not sure what to do!
@@cykomiko6924 People find fun in different ways - some people find winning fun and satisfying, others find challenging themselves and figuring it out on their own more satisfying - so you’re both valid. ❤️
So in both runs you missed that the TV disappeared (10:11 - 24:51) and the face on the book in the bedroom I was yelling about but that was there the whole time.. loved this and I hope you do more!
One of the most subtle anomalies is when the camera disappears. That and the fan can switch directions. So I highly recommend anybody who's never played this game before take note of how many cameras you were supposed to have and then if you ever have trouble spotting anomaly check and see if one of your cameras are missing. You can expect like 25 to 30 anomalies in a typical game.
Hey, you seem to know the game, what happens if the player repeatedly sends wrong anomaly reports (about anomalies that aren't actually there) ? Does it do nothing or can it trigger a game over?
@@hukihuki4135 I haven't had that many consecutively that have been wrong, but the few times I get the warning that there are too many anomalies and I know the game is going to end if I don't report something, I will pick object movement extra object, or missing object in a row and I've never had anything happen if they are wrong. I can't remember if it depends on the version of the game since there's several of them, but doing at least three in a row has never triggered game over.
@@hukihuki4135 There are zero repercussions for getting anomalies wrong! I’ve found it best to kind of constantly have a report running because any small things you miss stack. If you wait for the warning that there’s multiple anomalies, you probably won’t have enough time to random guess them away since the report takes a few seconds per guess. The biggest downside to this is having to wait for a guess report to clear before you can report something you actually noticed. If you play, you’ll learn which anomalies are easier for you to miss. I miss moving object most so that’s what I guess while looking for new stuff. Also! If you see an intruder and you’re waiting for the report to clear, go to a different room. Looking at an intruder for too long can cause them to attack the camera and you’ll lose the game. Have fun trying different versions of the game and different rooms! And try to up the brightness while you’re in a room because I 100% had my brightness too low and couldn’t see half the room. Have fun it’s a great time :)
Little tip for you jack, turning the brightneess up really helps with this game!! It also helps to play with a friend for the first couple of times, I recomend you play this with Gabby in the room with you aswell, You fail when you miss more than 4 to 5 anomalies at once, youll get about 20-25 anomalies each time, 11:47 thats a warning that lets you know there are too many anomalies active in that moment meaning you missed about 3 or more, you die if theres too many anomalies active at once so you gotta stay on your toes!! you do have to survive untill 6 am! And other than that Keep up the great work, I hope you have a great day today!!
Agreed. I literally bought the game just after watching this, I recordedd the playthough (first time, I survived) but when I rewatched it I had like 2 anomalies for a looooong time (one of them the TV, I suspected it but wasn't sure), but since I was fixing others I guess that's alright with the game, and in my case yes, it was 24 anomalies for that level
As an AI I can roughly estimate the amount of anomalies in this video. According to experience, it seems that the game ends when around 4 Anomalies are detected in the area. With this logic, you can take the amount of anomalies solved, Fifteen and eight, and you can add 4 to each. (12 and 19) Twelve plus nineteen equals thirty one. (31 in Total) Out of thirty one anomalies, Jack solved twenty three. (23 Anomalies Found) Of course, we can't forget the Anomalies in the Intro. Distortion in: "Background" Object Disappearance in: "Desk" Intruder in: "Desk" With this info we can establish that there were a total of thirty four anomalies in this video. (34 in True Total) And I solved three of them. (26 Truly Solved) Initiating Celebratory dance! . . . Nevermind. I don't have limbs.
Sean, your way of approaching this game is making it much more difficult for you because you're too worried about being wrong, and you don't just test things. There's no punishment for being wrong with a guess and since you have infinite guesses, it doesn't hurt to just select things like object movement and objected disappearance in random rooms while you're looking for anomalies, especially because they are usually the hardest to detect. As well as if you think something is different, you certainly should at least check just in case. You were actually very good at noticing the more difficult anomalies and I think if you guessed more often you would definitely win. Thanks for the video.
Well, there is sort of a penalty in that you can't submit another report until the current one is finished pending. So if you file a random report and then spot a real anomaly in the next room, you have to wait until the first report goes through. This can be a real killer when you've got three active already, and every moment could spawn the anomaly that puts you over the edge. And of course, heaven forbid you file an anomaly and then flip into a room with one of the intruders who traps you there. Time is REALLY of the essence there, to the point where there are certain rooms in the other games that I just straight-up don't flip to when there's a pending report, whether it's a blind guess or not.
Blind reporting isn't good either overall since you never know what was the anomaly, so if you ever run into it again you wouldn't even notice it, if something was missing or moved or added, you need to pay attention because if you just blindly report, next time you won't even report it because you never knew about it in the first place from last time.
Insym and his community did the science-a lot of false/incorrect reports will increase the spawn rate of anomalies. The dev has since confirmed this (I do not have the source link, apologies).
Jack, to a room with like 3 items on the floor: "Clean your damn room!" Me, shoving piles of unfolded laundry in the closet: "Haha yeah, how shameful."
0:59 That feels soooo good to hear...its like a old friend that came by just to remember the good times... And no...im not a Bot Jack you can rest easy ok...im from Brazil and i love your videos...we have the best Coffee btw...
@@jackshiz and 2 or 3 weeks after while being so responsive and accurate with the answers and not typing generic bullshit just to mask fake interaction ? I highly doubt it.
I've got my comments copied by bots too, but it only happens when I got like 50 likes on the comment, as the bots see it as high potential of people seeing and liking that comment. The bots usually have inappropriate profile pictures or youtuber profile pictures (Mostly Mr. Beast logo). Even sadder, they got more likes than the original commenters :(
I’ve been rewatching videos like these. This video isn’t that old, but it reminds me of the videos that got me to subscribe to Jack in the first place. Thank you Sean for the years of laughs and scares 💕
Love seeing Jack being more aware and taking notice of ADHD monkey brain. I was diagnosed at 27 and seeing this makes me remember going "oh so that's why by brain acts like that?" and "Wait? people can actually just pay attention?" Good luck on the journey Sean!
Same!! I was just diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 22 and it's kinda funny being able to think back on my whole life and at myself currently and just go "ohhhhhh okay, now EVERYTHING that always confused me makes so much sense"
I completely understand because before I was diagnosed at 8. I was always so confused and frustrated that I couldn't focus or would he over focused on things. Being around my peers made me feel like the odd one out. It's a weird but wonderful journey once you realise and understand why you may act differently then someone without adhd
Y’all I wasn’t diagnosed until THIRTY SEVEN. I was like ahhh yes so that’s why I rabbit hole and have so much smart but couldn’t do college bc no ability to pay attention when other tell me to. And that is what you get when the medical community says it can only be boys and kids. 😭
Him not reporting the people talking in his ear lol. This is peak entertainment, seriously, this is not satire i enjoyed this. No really it was enjoyable.
This game freaks me out so much, and I have no idea why. I think it might be that paranoia of having someone (or something) in your house and not knowing it until something changes. Super spooky! Thanks for playing this, Jack!
It’s not uncommon for people (particularly those with tinnitus) to sort of trick themselves into thinking they’ve heard a very subtle or distant voice or noise if they’re expecting to hear one. Sort of like how you can convince yourself that you’ve seen a stranger’s/monster’s/family member’s face in the mirror when you look at your reflection in near total darkness.
Sean, you’ve been an inspiration to me. I’ve been watching you since I was a little 9 year old boy and I just wanna say thanks. I think I’ll try my hand at CZcams too. I don’t think ill ever be a great like you, but I just want to thank you for helping me realise a passion! You’ve brought me so much entertainment over the years and I want to try to entertain people too! Keep doing what you’re doing, you’re making a difference for so many people
Honestly this was the best first playthrough I've seen of any Observation Duty! Jack figured it out super quick and he almost always recognized when he missed something! Genuinely super impressed and proud of him!
I love this game! It's so entertaining to watch people play it. What you missed that I noticed at the end: TV missing in the living room (left wall): 27:38 Crate missing on top of the microwave: 27:42 At the very end like .2 seconds before game over, the book on the bed was missing: 27:59
I could be wrong about if this is an anomaly or he just didn't switch cameras, but during the first run closer to the end it seemed like a whole room was missing. The room with the stairs and twin bed?
@@ladylensvera5947 that's not a bed actually, it's a bench, look in the top left, the room is called a sauna, so it's a bench with pillows, but then again you could possibly sleep on it, if this came off as rude, it wasn't meant to be.
@@lluv3r Yeah, he did. Didn't realize he mentioned it until I went back through a second time...I guess I would suck at this game if that's an indicator lol.
Protip for ya Jack: Once you receive the warning of multiple anomalies you have 3 anomalies that aren't fixed and if you get to 4 you fail. once you receive the alert you have 1 minute to start finding and reporting/clearing the anomalies to get back to somewhere safe. Another thing to keep in mind is that 1 anomaly usually shows up every 12 to 15 minutes using the in-game time. The easiest changes to miss are object disappearance, moved objects, and extra objects. If you don't know just start guessing these 3 on rooms that feel "off." There's no penalty for being wrong so you have nothing to lose. Have fun!
i'd love for you to play this again cause like you saw there are some weird and crazy stuff that can happen haha and i find it nice that it's like we're all playing this together
23:11 not once have I seen that from anyone's game play. Not only did I get goosebumps, I'm pretty sure every hair on my body stood up on end. Even the hair on my head.
Jack : "I think I'm going MAD, I keep seeing stuff that is not there" [24:02] _I will now headcanon that "Observation Duty" takes place in the same universe as The Mandela Catalogue. Thanks for that, Jack_
I love how once in a while, the camera will swap sides for no reason, so we think something is going to happen on that side, when there's nothing there. I love it, it keeps us in the game too!
@@redcapo011 because when he solves the anomaly, the camera switches back to the right side because it might accidentally cover up one of the paintings on the left that could have an anomaly
Listening to Sean talk about his fuels of vision and like dead zones all with his attention span just makes me feel like I'm not alone with my monkey brain
Sean, when you get the warning for multiple anomalies present, it means that there are at least three anomalies you are missing. Four active anomalies are what kills you I believe. I might be wrong but that's what I've learned watching/playing the game myself. Also yes, the subtly of the game will ruin you. You have to look at everything in the rooms. Also, nothing ever happens (that I've noticed) in the first 20 seconds so using that time to memorize the rooms as best you can helps a lot. Also beware of staring at intruders for too long as well as letting a room distort too much. Some anomalies can kill you. Hope this helps!
Did you spot what was missing in the intro?
You da best lad
It happens sometimes, especially when we're really focusing on one thing, we may not notice something else change
Brain go stink
brain do go stink
A mug of top of the morning coffee!!!
"how didn't i notice a whole ass room was missing"
They took my fucking sauna, cant have shit in Detroit
Can you explain the Detroit joke pls? What is that supposed to mean
@@Jorquia everything in detroit gets stolen
@@jenga__51 Sooooo u just have to make a joke with someone stealing with your requirements and equipments for living until you're dying and just say "Can't have shit in Detroit"
@@Jorquia Yep pretty much
@@Jorquia it's just a joke, no need to worry
Sean: The Sauna's going to be so easy, there's nothing in here.
Sauna: And I took that personally.
Never insult sauna, the spirit of sauna will be mad
There was quite literally nothing, camera and all
this poor room...
Lol
Sauna took it so personally it left
One moment he’s oblivious, the next he is THE most attentive person I’ve ever seen.
That’s ADHD for you lmao
@@momoroxy as an adhd, yes
hahahah facts i feel like we all have those moments though
Adhd 😎
Another person with adhd here, i can confirm that’s what it’s like in my brain 24/7
As a person who almost has zero observation abilities, I must say Jack was doing way better than me. I didn't notice a single damn thing throughout his playthrough except the intruder and the abyss. In real life when somebody is trying to show me something by pointing at it I always look around and ask "WHERE?" for like ten times and still don't notice a goddamn thing, it's really embarrassing. I don't understand why people are so good at observation but good for them.
luckily, as it turns out, observation is a learned skill rather than an inherited instinct. if it genuinely bothers you, you can definitely 100% train yourself to be way better at it. like, think about how the secret service gets trained to spot tiny things like expressions and stuff in those huge crowds of people. i doubt many people can do that without training. and i'd bet money there are tutorials on you tube. cuz there are tutorials for everything on youtube.
i'm kinda a space cadet myself, and for me personally, i found that agatha christie novels and dark souls (of all things) both made me a lot more observant just in day to day life. they just incidentally made me shift my focus a notch smaller, cuz they're way more fun that way. and it's like...there's so much big stuff that we see whether we focus on it or not, and it's easy to let your conscious mind linger on those big things, and you end up missing smaller things if you have your focus on default wide mode. but you don't miss any of those big things if you choose to narrow your focus and look at the details. like if you're at the ocean and looking down at your feet, seeing grains of sand doesn't mean you're not noticing that there's a beach there.
ok i dunno if that made sense lol anyway, good luck :)
I honestly didn't even notice the abyss until it was really bad. Then when it was gone, that's when I realised how much there was
Just get better eyes lol
I sometimes have a good observation, sometimes dont. I sometimes be intuitive and sometimes not. It depends upon situations, when under pressure, Im less observant and became overwhelmed. I do agree that you can be trained with observation and its skill.
@@bluecherry6732
I love your profile picture, did you make it yourself?
Hey Jack, here's some tips if you decide to play this again!
1. DO NOT look at intruders for too long. They can give you a game over. Switch to another camera (preferably the one you were just on) and then file the report.
2. Sometimes you need to stay on the camera for a little bit to catch an anomaly (like the light anomaly you saw in the hallway, or the shaking propane tank in the kitchen.)
3. Yes, you do need to look everywhere. It just depends on the camera you're on. For instance, the bedroom camera doesn't really have any anomalies for the blinds as far as I've seen. The TV in the living room disappeared quite a few times though!
4. Minor details! Even the smallest things can mess you up. Pay attention to orientation and how many of an object there are; sometimes there's just ONE more item and you miss it.
5. See comment section (about 40 replies down) for this one, I've edited it out due to others pointing out it's spoilery.
6. Same as 5.
7. If you can't figure out what an anomaly is based on the categories you've been given, try "other." It covers everything not listed, like the fan that stopped spinning and the floor changing.
8. Don't play for too long, take breaks every now and then to help calm yourself down and give your eyes and brain some rest! Just like doing anything else for too long, this can take a toll on you.
9. I forgot about this one, thanks MonkeyBonesGeorge for this in the replies! "Additional: You have to increase the brightness to see the rooms enough to catch things. Brightness slider is in the pause menu." About 5 replies down. (Personally I play on max brightness but you do whatever's comfortable!)
Please comment overlords. Make this top comment. Sean needs to see this!
sean needs to see this!
Sean really NEEDS to see this!!
or just let him learn
Additional: You have to increase the brightness to see the rooms enough to catch things. Brightness slider is in the pause menu.
It would be so goddamn cool to see this game played with an eye-tracker on.
PLEASE DO THIS JACK!!!
@Fishy Business simp
@@EforcersofAurora its hearted, ITS HEARTED
Yeah that would be a great idea!
I was just thinking that!
I don’t normally get jumpscared very easily, but that intruder one got me so bad I almost dropped my phone in the toilet.
hahahahaha
I would never watch creepy/horror videos while in the toilet for that specific reason and cause its scary lol
Lol I never watch videos with jumpscares if I’m near the toilet or my dog’s water dish, because I’m always worried I’ll drop my phone.
@@statementofjoespooky1660 a wise form of conduct. 👌
I don’t know why, but “dehydrated floor” had me giggling like an idiot for far too long.
"What do you call, dehydrated floor?"
I am officially gonna use that to describe any cracked floors I see in the future.
Droughts lol
An Eaearthquake
Weenus
Weenus
Weenus
The _timing_ of the "No anomaly of type ghost found in the living room" JUST as the dude bend over backwards and looked in the camera, was so god damn good!
that was the most unexpected thing. it jumped and i dropped my phone on my bed
@@Moonisbad my heart fuckin stopped dude, not a single horror game has fucked me up more than that jumpscare right there
I screamed so loud the dogs started barking and it’s 2am lmfao
22:47 for those who want it
JESUS ANS THAT JUMPSCARE GOT ME SO BAD? LIKE ITS 12 AND I HAVE A TRIP TOMORROW WHAT AM I DOIMG
Jack: “I can see the big things!”
Sauna: *Disappears*
Jack: *Doesnt notice*
That intruder jumpscare actually got me so bad. I'm in broad daylight with my back against a wall and I still covered my eyes like a child. I don't think I've been scared that intensely in years.
Someone told me to he bends backwards but they didn’t tell me about the next part and now I extra cannot sleep.
General rule of thumb for this game: the warning appears when there's three active anomalies you haven't spotted. If one more spawns during that point, you lose, meaning 4 is the limit.
Also a tip: if there's a camera malfunction(aka room missing), *anomalies can still spawn in the room you cannot see.* It's fully possible that there are two anomalies in a room that's missing, and with the malfunction that would be three, giving you a warning and you'd have no chance of finding anything unless you report that cam malfunction!
And, yes, this game is a real bitch when it comes to anomalies. Some are very obvious like intruders, while others are for example one tiny extra book in some corner or a piece of paper missing from a bulletin board at the very end of a hallway, or a flower on a table verrry gently shaking.
But that's an abyss anomoly.
Whats the name of the game?
@@BubbaMaraj7241 I'm On Observation Duty, Séan's playing the 4th game
Sean needs to see this one too!
How do you know if a whole room is gone? Is it just when nothing has changed for a long time?
Pro tip: when you break into Jack's house, steal the TV, he won't notice.
you should also steal his apples, he'll never notice
Nor his apples
pears***
And he'll think you're a ghost, not an intruder
Cause he’s a caveman and essentially it’s just a decoration for him
I love how everyone is pointing out things he missed and I didn't notice one of them. Awesome game, can't wait to see more!!
True I don’t see shit
Surprised no one's taken this kind of game engine, made a game where you take photos of your own home, and it inserts creepy stuff. Imagine turning off the lights at night after spending a few hours looking for monsters under your own actual furniture. Good times.
THAT SOUNDS SO COOL
What a great idea!!
id cry
That sounds nightmare and paranoia inducing
It's interesting to watch someone with ADHD play this game since they can range from not paying atention at all to having the most detailed view of things when focused. i loved this video!
Playing this with meds working and at full effect vs unmedicated would be such a drastic difference lol.
As someone with ADHD, yeah that's basically how me watching this video went lol.
Markipkier had played this and he has ADHD
I get that he just announced being adhd but its not that deep. We just move like that bro. Mines severe but yall sound like its his only character trait hes not just adhd monkey
I have A.D.D and that's pretty much the same thing but I don't have hyperactivity
I was screaming “THE APPLES THE APPLES” throughout that whole final play through 😂
I missed the apples. Too busy screaming "THE TV THE TV"
If only they were potatoes he would have noticed them !
Or the lamp right next to the fan was shaking!
did you notice the tv at the end though
Jack is looking at you rn and going: 'Yes I know. Of course."
I saw a comment somewhere saying that it'd be funny that fixing anomalies is just sending a task force of extremly buff guys to beat up the intruder/ghost and put things back where they ought to be.
Jack: Tries to make his intro scary and spooky
Also Jack: *puts 420 as the time*
Professionals have standards
“I can do the big objects”
The crates of apples: are you sure about that?
I know righhhht!!!
timestamp?
23:48
I saw that to.
and the tv
I like to think of "fixing anomaly" for object movement as literally just grabbing the object and putting it back where it was.
The FBI agent moves it for you since it’s technically live
All the ghost be hearing FBI open up
Not even the undead are safe from the FBI
And if it’s an extra object just chuck it out the window
Someone just runs in real fast and moves it back 🏃♂️💨
I like how the tire wasn't tossed violently or anything, just hovered slightly then gently placed it on the side.
Maaaaan, imagine how much scarier the intruder jumpscare would have been in like a vr version of this
a vr version would kinda be weird for the security camera concept though :( but I agree
@@loveliiikuromi3557 they already did a vr version for Observation Duty 2 actually
The scariest moment is when you notice something but Jack doesn't...
READ MY NAME!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!
Dont mind me just searching for timestamps of jumpscares
@Kavetion no
@Blin k lmao good point
true
Jack, may I request you do more episodes of these games, and get Evelyn to join you and help? I know for a fact it'd be a blast to watch you guys do a whole bunch of these. :)
Yeeees
yes plz
Nah he should just collab with Manly, The Hero Who's A Badass, I mean lmfao in all the videos I've seen from him, he can just _Cassualy_ Finish the game
@@Jorquia if he casually finishes the game it would ruin about 90% of the fun
@@preyscalling jk bro all jokes, a bad joke even
23:08 This one really caused my heart to stop a very little secondary 😂
me to
that was fucked up man, never been so jumpscared in my life
I watched it a 3 am and in the dark so it was so much more scarier
@@jimbolaya7210 SAME Jesus Christ. And I was expecting a jumpscare too cause the game forces you to pay close attention, which is just perfect for jumpscares 😭😭😭 but it still got me so bad
I love it when Robin (Or whoever edited this video) edits liquid noises whenever Sean drinks something 💀
Jack: “You know those cars on the street? It’s traffic, it moves.”
Traffic jam: “Are you sure about that Seán?”
me thinking the same thing
And you can solve the treachery that is traffic jams with the channel 'Not Just Bikes'.
@@betula2137 or auto driving cars
From a video (don't remember the name) by "CCP Grey" iirc:
You brake, the person behind you brakes harder, and same for the car behind it and so on. However, auto driving cars give each other information at the speed of light, making the cars start and brake at the same time. This also gets rid of traffic lights
@@ashercd6487 Unfortunately, autonomous cars actually have the same problems as cars anyways, and the only to solve it is to have less cars.
Isn't part of the purpose of cars that you can drive them yourselves? is one question.
Cars take up so much valuable space, and that costs a lot of money (paving, parking, dead space), not even their own materials. That is why they are so much less efficient, even if you remove the human element, compared to something like trains, which we have now, are autonomous, can transport 10s of 1000s more than cars, and only requires interest to spurt public-service investment.
@@ashercd6487 I recommend these channels, and the one I mentioned earlier (just if you're interested!) :
Alan Fisher, Bicycle Dutch, Oh The Urbanity!, Eco Gecko, and others I can't think of
Is it just me or is he seeming a bit more like his old self? Either way I'm loving that he's playing cool games he loves
I'm glad you said that, I thought he seemed kind of wound-up in recent videos and disinterested at times. But I don't follow his social media or anything so I wasn't sure if he had something on his mind.
I love how wholesome this fanbase is 🥺
@@sanseifromkofu728 well if it helps he recently got diagnosed with adhd
@@amduck840 Ah, that explains it.
Ima like this so u reach 1k
Jack: "are you thinking of pink elephants?!"
My brain: **Focused on the screen so hard i am not listening** "I'm sorry, more pressing matters require my attention"
Sean: "Those cars in the street? It's called traffic. it moves."
Me: "No, I don't really think it does."
“WE CAN MAKE IT TWO HOURS LETS GO LETS GO”
meanwhile sean missing the tv is missing in the living room for 5+ mins 👁👁
I literally had to rewatch part of his video bc I thought I was going crazy 🤣🤣
@Alicia d'Alexandrite YES THAT TOO HAHAH
there was a tv?
@@stinkyfartboy6938 it’s at the very far left next to the painting ! it was missing mainly near the end for 15+ mins
TV’s dont actually exist
Hey, little strat for jack, there is no repercussions for saying the wrong anomaly, so you can go room to room doing extra objects, missing objects, and objects movement
Yeah but waiting for the report button to refresh again takes some time and if there were a presence of timed anomaly like the intruder that Jack got then time is really crucial. I'm not saying it's a bad strat, I'm just giving something to consider
@@fredosslave7558 You do make a good point, however it can still help catch small anomalies that would be very over looked.
I have a habit of doing random extra object or object movement etc. reports in the more cluttered rooms if I can't find anything
The only thing is, if you have 3 anomalies at once and you're filing random reports, you can lose while waiting for the the report button to come back for guessing a random one.
In my case it's when I have no idea what has changed so I would be screwed anyways in a short time :P
Good god that intruder jumpscare really got me. Haven’t been got by a jumpscare that hard in a long time lmao. And I KNEW that was gonna happen and I was dreading it, cause of course a game that asks you to focus in really hard could EASILY jumpscare you. But I was lulled into a false sense of security because failing the game wasn’t a jumpscare 😭😭😭😭😭😭 god damn it
"GET EM GET EM GET EM GET EM! GET EM BEFORE HE GETS MEE" 😭
these were all the missed anomalies I could find:
Round 1:
8:10 - Object Movement: suitcase moved (he eventually caught it)
9:30 - Extra Object: new vase on the table (he eventually caught it)
10:10 - Object Disappearance: TV disappeared
11:09 - Camera Malfunction: camera skips from hallway to bedroom
Round 2:
23:47 - Object Disappearance: apples on the microwave disappeared
24:08 - Object Disappearance: TV disappeared
27:59 - Object Disappearance: book on the bed diseappeared
everything else was too dark for me to see, but if anyone else caught something feel free to add
I'm almost a year late but your comment should've been at the top of all the top comments. You're the only one to actually say the anomalies he missed as well as give time stamps. I couldn't find a single other comment like that while scrolling. Thanks for being awesome 😅
I'm not sure, but I think in round two, one of the anomalies he missed was actually pretty early on, in the hallway, on the far left shelf, the black box that's only partially on screen moved over to be fully in frame?
I don't blame anyone that missed it either, it's in the very corner, it's dark and shit. I questioned it to myself quite a bit like "did that move?" and I'm still not convinced.
"Do you ever just feel like you're going blind in real time"
There are legit times where I would think that the power had gone out for a tenth of a second just because my brain couldn't immediately process the fact that I just blinked
i do this too, i think the lights flickered or smth
IS THAT WHAT WAS FUCKING HAPPENING???
I THOUGHT I WAS GOING INSANE! AND I AM!
Same! I thought it was just me!
IS THAT WHAT THAT IS?!! Dude I thought I was going nuts scevgegegegegegeb
Sometimes lights flicker and i cant tell if its me blinking or not.
Ofc when multiple people at the same time experience, its likely a light flickering
Having ADHD means you either pay attention to every little detail or you skip over everything
Jack: *I'm gonna do big sippy*
Also Jack: *DRINKS WHOLE OCEAN*
to answer Jacks' question to "How suttle are we getting?"
It gets so detailed that you need to remember how many, where, what position and to what direction they are facing. For example those nozzles or how the fork and knife were on that plate. And if I remember correct, things in the University paper on Study changed during Gabs playthrough.
For future reference, it's spelled "subtle", because English poopoo.
@@bluelfsuma thanks! Now I know
That last part wasn't necessary...
@@0_Venganza_0 How so
Ive played the game a few times, I'm pretty sure it doesn't get THAT subtle, but yeah, there's def some subtle stuff
Another tip for you Jack: it's a good idea, if you're lost on what anomalies are active, to just file reports of each room with the most common and easily missable anomalies like "object missing", "object movement", "extra object" and "other". It does run the risk of not being able to file a report until it completes, so if you find an anomaly while it's "in progress" you'll have to wait, but it's a good way to be proactive when you're not sure what to do!
Kinda cheesing the fun out of ur tho
@@cykomiko6924 But it's a good strategy to win, if you want to win, you use your brain and be efficient. If you're looking for fun, losing is fun?
@@chilipepper9176 no looking for the things and challenging your brain.
@@cykomiko6924 People find fun in different ways - some people find winning fun and satisfying, others find challenging themselves and figuring it out on their own more satisfying - so you’re both valid. ❤️
Jack: "I'm not good at very many things"
Also Jack: is literally good at everything we have ever seen him do
Like missing the table legs?
Like missing the TV and Pear bowl?
So in both runs you missed that the TV disappeared (10:11 - 24:51) and the face on the book in the bedroom I was yelling about but that was there the whole time.. loved this and I hope you do more!
One of the most subtle anomalies is when the camera disappears. That and the fan can switch directions. So I highly recommend anybody who's never played this game before take note of how many cameras you were supposed to have and then if you ever have trouble spotting anomaly check and see if one of your cameras are missing.
You can expect like 25 to 30 anomalies in a typical game.
Hey, you seem to know the game, what happens if the player repeatedly sends wrong anomaly reports (about anomalies that aren't actually there) ? Does it do nothing or can it trigger a game over?
@@hukihuki4135 I haven't had that many consecutively that have been wrong, but the few times I get the warning that there are too many anomalies and I know the game is going to end if I don't report something, I will pick object movement extra object, or missing object in a row and I've never had anything happen if they are wrong. I can't remember if it depends on the version of the game since there's several of them, but doing at least three in a row has never triggered game over.
@@mingle27 ok, thanks!
@@hukihuki4135 there's a mobile version of the game also. Have fun!
@@hukihuki4135 There are zero repercussions for getting anomalies wrong! I’ve found it best to kind of constantly have a report running because any small things you miss stack. If you wait for the warning that there’s multiple anomalies, you probably won’t have enough time to random guess them away since the report takes a few seconds per guess.
The biggest downside to this is having to wait for a guess report to clear before you can report something you actually noticed. If you play, you’ll learn which anomalies are easier for you to miss. I miss moving object most so that’s what I guess while looking for new stuff.
Also! If you see an intruder and you’re waiting for the report to clear, go to a different room. Looking at an intruder for too long can cause them to attack the camera and you’ll lose the game. Have fun trying different versions of the game and different rooms! And try to up the brightness while you’re in a room because I 100% had my brightness too low and couldn’t see half the room. Have fun it’s a great time :)
Little tip for you jack, turning the brightneess up really helps with this game!! It also helps to play with a friend for the first couple of times, I recomend you play this with Gabby in the room with you aswell, You fail when you miss more than 4 to 5 anomalies at once, youll get about 20-25 anomalies each time, 11:47 thats a warning that lets you know there are too many anomalies active in that moment meaning you missed about 3 or more, you die if theres too many anomalies active at once so you gotta stay on your toes!! you do have to survive untill 6 am! And other than that Keep up the great work, I hope you have a great day today!!
Agreed. I literally bought the game just after watching this, I recordedd the playthough (first time, I survived) but when I rewatched it I had like 2 anomalies for a looooong time (one of them the TV, I suspected it but wasn't sure), but since I was fixing others I guess that's alright with the game, and in my case yes, it was 24 anomalies for that level
@@ocp997 Thank you, have a great day!
Also it doesn't warn you again when there's more than 3 anomalies so panicking isn't really the best option
the guy bending backwards and then coming towards the camera actually scared the everliving fuck outta me at 1 IN THE GODDAMN MORNING
As an AI I can roughly estimate the amount of anomalies in this video.
According to experience, it seems that the game ends when around 4 Anomalies are detected in the area.
With this logic, you can take the amount of anomalies solved, Fifteen and eight, and you can add 4 to each. (12 and 19)
Twelve plus nineteen equals thirty one. (31 in Total)
Out of thirty one anomalies, Jack solved twenty three. (23 Anomalies Found)
Of course, we can't forget the Anomalies in the Intro.
Distortion in: "Background"
Object Disappearance in: "Desk"
Intruder in: "Desk"
With this info we can establish that there were a total of thirty four anomalies in this video. (34 in True Total)
And I solved three of them. (26 Truly Solved)
Initiating Celebratory dance!
. . .
Nevermind. I don't have limbs.
thanks
This was such a fun comment to read
Sean, your way of approaching this game is making it much more difficult for you because you're too worried about being wrong, and you don't just test things. There's no punishment for being wrong with a guess and since you have infinite guesses, it doesn't hurt to just select things like object movement and objected disappearance in random rooms while you're looking for anomalies, especially because they are usually the hardest to detect. As well as if you think something is different, you certainly should at least check just in case.
You were actually very good at noticing the more difficult anomalies and I think if you guessed more often you would definitely win. Thanks for the video.
What a weird ass pic
Well, there is sort of a penalty in that you can't submit another report until the current one is finished pending. So if you file a random report and then spot a real anomaly in the next room, you have to wait until the first report goes through. This can be a real killer when you've got three active already, and every moment could spawn the anomaly that puts you over the edge.
And of course, heaven forbid you file an anomaly and then flip into a room with one of the intruders who traps you there. Time is REALLY of the essence there, to the point where there are certain rooms in the other games that I just straight-up don't flip to when there's a pending report, whether it's a blind guess or not.
Blind reporting isn't good either overall since you never know what was the anomaly, so if you ever run into it again you wouldn't even notice it, if something was missing or moved or added, you need to pay attention because if you just blindly report, next time you won't even report it because you never knew about it in the first place from last time.
facts i was thinking the same thing
Insym and his community did the science-a lot of false/incorrect reports will increase the spawn rate of anomalies. The dev has since confirmed this (I do not have the source link, apologies).
Jack, to a room with like 3 items on the floor: "Clean your damn room!"
Me, shoving piles of unfolded laundry in the closet: "Haha yeah, how shameful."
I was thinking the same thing 😂
My closet door was a sliding mirror door and I shoved so much stuff in there that the mirror cracked from the pressure
0:59 That feels soooo good to hear...its like a old friend that came by just to remember the good times...
And no...im not a Bot Jack you can rest easy ok...im from Brazil and i love your videos...we have the best Coffee btw...
Btw saying you’re not a bot wont work after a while bc the bots will start copying that
@@clumzyduck2611 Buuuut...can a bot reply to a comment 4 days after ?
@@iruga7379 yes
@@jackshiz and 2 or 3 weeks after while being so responsive and accurate with the answers and not typing generic bullshit just to mask fake interaction ? I highly doubt it.
I've got my comments copied by bots too, but it only happens when I got like 50 likes on the comment, as the bots see it as high potential of people seeing and liking that comment. The bots usually have inappropriate profile pictures or youtuber profile pictures (Mostly Mr. Beast logo). Even sadder, they got more likes than the original commenters :(
“No anomaly of type ghost found” and him stretching his head back genuinely terrified me
What's scarier: Weird people appearing in the cameras, or an unnamed organization that can make them disappear within seconds?
Making anomalies disappear in an instant is great, take that intruder away immaediately. Whats really scary is that THEY are watching you
Its the SCP foundation
The thought of an intruder always scares me more
@Yol Riin Lask and also somehow removing the bloodstains all over the walls
pretty anomalous of them
Time for Jack to have a normal and healthy conversation with us while playing a game that could possibly give him a heart attack 😀
F🤬CK OFF BOTS!!!
@Çhrîstófêr Pèzêt 🅥 cringe
Its the potatos that are keeping him alive
Usually jumpscares in games don't get me very much but that one with the guy beating his head on the wall really got me 😭
I’ve been rewatching videos like these. This video isn’t that old, but it reminds me of the videos that got me to subscribe to Jack in the first place.
Thank you Sean for the years of laughs and scares 💕
Jack: "That's terrifying, by the way, don't ever do that again."
Game: *"How bout I do, anyway?"*
Nice Bill Wurtz reference lol
game: "ok." *makes him lose*
Love seeing Jack being more aware and taking notice of ADHD monkey brain. I was diagnosed at 27 and seeing this makes me remember going "oh so that's why by brain acts like that?" and "Wait? people can actually just pay attention?" Good luck on the journey Sean!
Same!! I was just diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 22 and it's kinda funny being able to think back on my whole life and at myself currently and just go "ohhhhhh okay, now EVERYTHING that always confused me makes so much sense"
What's it like have that kinda thing, I can't focus a lot and tend to forget and miss thing when I record
@@skystygian this is me now at 16! i’m being tested for adhd, autism, and ocd and it’s such a revealing and crazy time to think about my past self
I completely understand because before I was diagnosed at 8. I was always so confused and frustrated that I couldn't focus or would he over focused on things. Being around my peers made me feel like the odd one out. It's a weird but wonderful journey once you realise and understand why you may act differently then someone without adhd
Y’all I wasn’t diagnosed until THIRTY SEVEN. I was like ahhh yes so that’s why I rabbit hole and have so much smart but couldn’t do college bc no ability to pay attention when other tell me to. And that is what you get when the medical community says it can only be boys and kids. 😭
I like how jack was just completly unaware of an ENTIRE room bein taken off the cameras.
Jack: "Do you see anything guys?"
Me: "THE TV IN THE LIVING ROOM HAS BEEN MISSING"
playing this game feels like doing a test you studied for but still didn't remember anything
That was every test for me.
"AN ABYSS PRESENCE! FORMIN IN THE LIVIN ROOM! AND NO ONE TOLD ME?"
I've been screaming since 18:53 Sean! XD
I noticed that too and got really surprised that he didn’t notice it when he was counting the cameras
that's an entire 38 seconds that he didn't notice it
If I start playing this game, I would instantly forget where the objects were placed originally XD
10:12 I saw that before you found the suitcase and wondered: Was that really there before or am I going nuts?
Game: Reaches 1 AM
Jack: “This is the scariest game ever.”
Him not reporting the people talking in his ear lol. This is peak entertainment, seriously, this is not satire i enjoyed this. No really it was enjoyable.
This game freaks me out so much, and I have no idea why. I think it might be that paranoia of having someone (or something) in your house and not knowing it until something changes. Super spooky! Thanks for playing this, Jack!
READ MY NAME!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!
F🤬CK OFF BOTS!!!
It's extra spooky when you go to report something, the game fixes it, and what you reported is still there
Read my name
@Lucas Garcia Nobody asked
The fact he kept hearing audio anomalies (voices) on a level where audio anomalies don't happen is, um, a little interesting. Jack's haunted.
Gab talking to BB in another room: Hello cutie
Sean playing the game: GHOSTS ARE TALKING TO ME
It’s not uncommon for people (particularly those with tinnitus) to sort of trick themselves into thinking they’ve heard a very subtle or distant voice or noise if they’re expecting to hear one. Sort of like how you can convince yourself that you’ve seen a stranger’s/monster’s/family member’s face in the mirror when you look at your reflection in near total darkness.
Ngl, at 15:00 that painting gve me biiiig Coraline vibes
I absolutely want more of these. They're great!
26:20
Jack:"We are in it,we are back in the game"
"whole object missing in the kitchen camera"
Dont forget at that point the TV was gone to 😂
Wait what was missing? I feel dumb-
@@JustTryingToExist
the apple bowl on top the microwave was missing
@@twistedslamzz when?
@@bananatost it’s a box
I genuinely appreciate how serious he took this game
More entertaining LOL
Who else is just dying for him to play this again it was such a cool games, i need more
Sean, you’ve been an inspiration to me. I’ve been watching you since I was a little 9 year old boy and I just wanna say thanks. I think I’ll try my hand at CZcams too. I don’t think ill ever be a great like you, but I just want to thank you for helping me realise a passion! You’ve brought me so much entertainment over the years and I want to try to entertain people too! Keep doing what you’re doing, you’re making a difference for so many people
@jacksepticeye
nothing is more contagious than jacks laughter after a jumpscare
READ MY NAME!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!
For real for real
Same!!! It also makes me feel a bit better (less scared hahahaha 😅)
Naw its more like watching him get the shit scared outa himand thats what makes me laugh
F🤬CK OFF BOTS!!!
I love when Jack plays scary games like this
It’s the best
Bruh the damn bots already 👁️👁️
@Kavetion ок
Baaaaaat
Literally I just wait for new Jacksepticeye videos with him playing horror games
Love watching your videos after work and school Jack!! Thank you so much!!
I've watched every video of Evelyn playing this and your approaches are so different. I love it
Honestly this was the best first playthrough I've seen of any Observation Duty! Jack figured it out super quick and he almost always recognized when he missed something! Genuinely super impressed and proud of him!
I thought that too, for a first run he actually did very well
I love this game! It's so entertaining to watch people play it.
What you missed that I noticed at the end:
TV missing in the living room (left wall): 27:38
Crate missing on top of the microwave: 27:42
At the very end like .2 seconds before game over, the book on the bed was missing: 27:59
Very cool
I could be wrong about if this is an anomaly or he just didn't switch cameras, but during the first run closer to the end it seemed like a whole room was missing. The room with the stairs and twin bed?
@@ladylensvera5947 yes, didn't he say that at 13:50 though?
@@ladylensvera5947 that's not a bed actually, it's a bench, look in the top left, the room is called a sauna, so it's a bench with pillows, but then again you could possibly sleep on it, if this came off as rude, it wasn't meant to be.
@@lluv3r Yeah, he did. Didn't realize he mentioned it until I went back through a second time...I guess I would suck at this game if that's an indicator lol.
I love this game so much! I also love how each person I've watched play this always gets spooked by the time sound XD
19:49 "I just get focused and unfocused at the same time."
Old Jack: same.
It's been so long since I've legitimately screamed, but when the intruder showed up for the first time and ran at the camera I felt pure terror.
Timestamp for intruders pls
Its around 22? I think.
@@Forvennm 22:50
I love Jack saying "They wouldn't do that, it's the first level!"
Jack, it's the first level of the FOURTH GAME
You've missed so much!
well yes, but actually no.
As someone with OCD, the “pink elephant” mention was appreciated hahahaha
Do more of these I loved watching this.
Protip for ya Jack: Once you receive the warning of multiple anomalies you have 3 anomalies that aren't fixed and if you get to 4 you fail. once you receive the alert you have 1 minute to start finding and reporting/clearing the anomalies to get back to somewhere safe. Another thing to keep in mind is that 1 anomaly usually shows up every 12 to 15 minutes using the in-game time.
The easiest changes to miss are object disappearance, moved objects, and extra objects. If you don't know just start guessing these 3 on rooms that feel "off." There's no penalty for being wrong so you have nothing to lose.
Have fun!
the way the camera angle in the intro changed actually stunned me for a second- it’s so weird seeing Jack’s chair from a different angle 😭
@Lucas Garcia who dropped you as a child 2 braincell tim, jack is a good man and a great youtuber
@@dragrune8995 don't reply just report pls
i'd love for you to play this again cause like you saw there are some weird and crazy stuff that can happen haha and i find it nice that it's like we're all playing this together
23:11 not once have I seen that from anyone's game play. Not only did I get goosebumps, I'm pretty sure every hair on my body stood up on end. Even the hair on my head.
I have never jumped like that in my life. that was fucked up.
@@jimbolaya7210 I got scared in broad daylight. Whoever made this game, they knew what to do
"No one would have this painting in his room, that's how I know it's off!" Oh boy, that's something only an observation duty newbie would say :D
yeahh some pretty creepy shit is just normal in observation duty.
1:01 The joyful moment when Jack still does his old intro and it’s still amazing
i know it made me so happy lol
Tbh it kinda sounded like he said ladies this time and it was nice
@@Tgu0_o that’s what I though
At this point it’s kinda just an optional intro
Jack : "I think I'm going MAD, I keep seeing stuff that is not there" [24:02]
_I will now headcanon that "Observation Duty" takes place in the same universe as The Mandela Catalogue. Thanks for that, Jack_
Definitely want more of this.
I don't know why but Jack's indignant "I'VE BEEN SO ASTUTE!" absolutely sent me
I love how once in a while, the camera will swap sides for no reason, so we think something is going to happen on that side, when there's nothing there. I love it, it keeps us in the game too!
It's not no reason, it swaps when there's anomalies that his camera would block
@@youde123 yes, but unless I am missing something, not every swap has an anomaly, some just swap
@@redcapo011 because when he solves the anomaly, the camera switches back to the right side because it might accidentally cover up one of the paintings on the left that could have an anomaly
@@youde123 ah, I see
Listening to Sean talk about his fuels of vision and like dead zones all with his attention span just makes me feel like I'm not alone with my monkey brain
"No one would have this painting in their house...that's how I know!" oh jack...you sweet summer child
Sean, when you get the warning for multiple anomalies present, it means that there are at least three anomalies you are missing. Four active anomalies are what kills you I believe. I might be wrong but that's what I've learned watching/playing the game myself. Also yes, the subtly of the game will ruin you. You have to look at everything in the rooms. Also, nothing ever happens (that I've noticed) in the first 20 seconds so using that time to memorize the rooms as best you can helps a lot. Also beware of staring at intruders for too long as well as letting a room distort too much. Some anomalies can kill you. Hope this helps!