[00:00 - 00:06]The speaker discusses putting their life and friendship on the line.

[00:06 - 00:13]The speaker talks about how animations are cool in video games.

[00:14 - 00:33]They welcome a guest who hasn't been on the podcast for a month.

[00:33 - 01:14]The guest talks about their recent activities, including getting two and a half girlfriends, investing in firms, and winning a game.

[01:00 - 01:05]The guest talks about hitting diamond in a video game and winning in another game.

[01:14 - 01:28]They mention reading, watching TV, and being lazy during their time off.

[01:29 - 01:34]They welcome a guest who hasn't been on the podcast for a month.

[01:47 - 02:34]The guest mentions getting back on track with personal growth after quarantine started.

[02:35 - 03:06]They discuss baking, cooking, reading, and working out as activities during quarantine.

[03:06 - 03:39]The speaker mentions working out at a TSM facility.

[03:23 - 04:13]They joke about wanting an offline TV facility for working out.

[03:40 - 03:58]The guest talks about their recent activities, including getting two and a half girlfriends, investing in firms, and winning a game.

[04:13 - 04:19]The speaker discusses putting their life and friendship on the line.

[04:20 - 04:32]The guest asks the speaker about their quarantine struggles.

[04:33 - 05:15]The speaker discusses how Among Us has helped them interact with new people.

[05:15 - 05:58]They mention not lying in a certain situation.

[05:58 - 08:25]The speaker talks about experiencing the quarantine blues and struggling with progression.

[08:26 - 08:59]The guest talks about being fine with quarantine for the first five months, then getting lonely and second guessing themselves.

[09:00 - 09:40]The guest mentions getting back on track with personal growth after quarantine started.

[09:00 - 10:26]The speaker talks about their experience with retail therapy and how it has never worked for them in the past.

[09:17 - 09:22]The speaker mentions working out at a TSM facility.

[09:41 - 10:06]The speaker acknowledges the study that shows after 60 days of buying something, it becomes just like any other product to them.

[09:41 - 10:13]The speaker discusses how Among Us has helped them interact with new people.

[10:26 - 10:46]Despite this, they decided to try it again and bought a treadmill and skincare products.

[10:46 - 11:12]The speaker talks about their experience with retail therapy and how it has never worked for them in the past.

[11:12 - 12:07]The speaker now has multiple foam cleansers and has been giving them away to friends.

[12:35 - 14:09]The speaker acknowledges the study that shows after 60 days of buying something, it becomes just like any other product to them.

[14:10 - 14:45]They also mention having a list of topics for the podcast, but they are not important because they are having a good conversation.

[14:20 - 15:58]The plan is to only talk about Among Us as it is currently the most watched game on YouTube and Twitch.

[14:45 - 16:22]The speaker acknowledges the study that shows after 60 days of buying something, it becomes just like any other product to them.

[14:59 - 16:49]The speaker was one of the first to play Among Us and has seen its popularity grow through a snowball effect.

[16:06 - 19:37]Playing with different groups of people brings a fresh dynamic to the game.

[18:21 - 19:08]The speaker was one of the first to play Among Us and has seen its popularity grow through a snowball effect.

[19:08 - 21:35]Playing with different groups of people brings a fresh dynamic to the game.

[20:28 - 22:28]The speaker does not like lying in the game but has gotten better at it.

[22:29 - 24:32]Some people may be negatively impacted by playing Among Us, but it can also be seen as a fun game.

[22:47 - 25:57]The speaker does not like lying in the game but has gotten better at it.

[24:15 - 25:15]The speaker was told by friends that they could not play a certain game the way they wanted to because it would get too heated.

[24:33 - 27:10]They discussed the importance of not taking things personally when playing games based around deception and trickery.

[25:43 - 27:05]The speaker and their friends played a game called Mafia where they made someone swear on their dog's life, causing them to stop talking.

[26:50 - 28:59]The speaker was told by friends that they could not play a certain game the way they wanted to because it would get too heated.

[27:12 - 28:38]The speaker and their friends played a game called Mafia where they made someone swear on their dog's life, causing them to stop talking.

[27:18 - 27:34]The speaker reveals they used to be overly focused on grinding solo queue games, but have now found a balance and enjoy playing with friends.

[28:59 - 30:48]They express a hope for the trend of social party games to continue and evolve in the future.

[29:06 - 29:35]They predict they may go back to playing League of Legends when World's time comes around.

[29:15 - 29:50]They express concern that the popularity of their current game, Among Us, may eventually die out.

[30:49 - 32:35]The speaker's friend Toast has a history of trying out different co-op games.

[32:12 - 32:51]They reflect on how isolated and competitive their streaming experience used to be.

[32:35 - 35:18]The speaker reveals they used to be overly focused on grinding solo queue games, but have now found a balance and enjoy playing with friends.

[34:26 - 35:37]They express a desire to continue playing social games with friends, rather than solely grinding for competitive success.

[34:33 - 35:02]They express concern that the popularity of their current game, Among Us, may eventually die out.

[35:37 - 36:02]They discuss the unintentional friendship and positive dynamic that their group, OfflineTV, has created for viewers.

[36:02 - 37:36]The speaker also brings up the idea of a random queue system for Among Us, similar to "Phil Among Us."

[36:27 - 37:18]They discuss the potential for toxicity within the competitive scene, but also acknowledge the potential for high viewership.

[36:37 - 37:11]The speaker discusses the game "Among Us" and the potential for a competitive scene within the game.

[37:36 - 38:29]They discuss potential improvements for Fall Guys, including regular map changes and adding group mode.

[37:48 - 39:33]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[38:42 - 39:07]They mention the difficulty of playing competitive Minecraft and the potential for stream sniping.

[39:14 - 39:26]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[39:34 - 40:30]They discuss the potential for streamers to build communities and create fun moments through custom lobbies.

[39:41 - 41:33]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[40:30 - 41:00]The group then brings up the game Minecraft and its potential for competitive or group play.

[41:33 - 41:47]They discuss potential improvements for Fall Guys, including regular map changes and adding group mode.

[41:48 - 41:53]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[41:54 - 42:42]The group also mentions the issue of uneven teams in Fall Guys and how it has been recently patched.

[42:43 - 43:09]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[43:10 - 43:24]The group also mentions the issue of uneven teams in Fall Guys and how it has been recently patched.

[43:24 - 43:51]They discuss the potential for streamers to build communities and create fun moments through custom lobbies.

[44:06 - 44:34]They then move on to discussing the game "Fall Guys" and its trajectory.

[44:34 - 45:13]The group then brings up the game Minecraft and its potential for competitive or group play.

[45:13 - 45:37]They mention the difficulty of playing competitive Minecraft and the potential for stream sniping.

[46:11 - 46:35]The group also expresses interest in playing GTA V role play together.

[46:24 - 47:57]The speaker discusses their hesitation to play certain games that revolve around open-ended interactions and freedom.

[46:42 - 48:37]The speaker talks about being approached by people they don't know well to play games and how they handle those situations.

[48:05 - 49:45]The speaker talks about the benefits of coordinating and playing on the same server with friends.

[48:37 - 50:57]The speaker talks about being approached by people they don't know well to play games and how they handle those situations.

[50:37 - 51:40]They discuss the importance of enjoying the progression in a game and how it can make or break the experience.

[50:57 - 54:41]They mention the game SCP and how it can be confusing for new players due to its randomly generated lobbies and lack of distinguishing features.

[53:22 - 55:48]The speaker expresses their dislike for open world sandbox games and how they prefer a more structured experience.

[53:39 - 54:14]They mention how playing with friends and creating content has solidified their community.

[54:21 - 56:56]They discuss the importance of enjoying the progression in a game and how it can make or break the experience.

[56:33 - 58:06]The speaker discusses the experience of watching a movie that they enjoyed until the ending, which ruined the entire film for them.

[58:07 - 58:52]The speaker shares that they have received backlash for their negative opinion of the movie.

[58:14 - 59:55]The conversation ends with the group thanking the guest, Myth, for joining them and saying their goodbyes.

[58:56 - 59:26]They then bring up another movie, "Snowpiercer", which had a similar disappointing ending.

[59:27 - 1.00:44]The speaker discusses the experience of watching a movie that they enjoyed until the ending, which ruined the entire film for them.

[1.00:57 - 1.02:02]The conversation turns to Korean director Bong Joon-ho and his films "Parasite" and "Snowpiercer".

[1.02:03 - 1.04:28]The speaker expresses nervousness about returning to streaming after a break.

[1.03:09 - 1.04:22]The group discusses the popularity and success of the game "Among Us".

[1.04:29 - 1.05:18]The speaker expresses nervousness about returning to streaming after a break.

[1.05:18 - 1.06:55]The conversation ends with the group thanking the guest, Myth, for joining them and saying their goodbyes.

[1.05:25 - 1.05:41]The group discusses the popularity and success of the game "Among Us".

[1.05:53 - 1.06:35]The speaker, Myth, shares his social media handles and explains that his username is usually just "Myth".