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Maybe a slight redemption. It's kind of fun trolling the Slayer. Either way, this video goes much better than the previous one.

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Don't watch this video. It's terrible. It's ten minutes of me getting my ass handed to me by every room I come across except the secret room. Go...

We finish up the seep floor and move right into a myriad of extremely frustrating puzzles involving the slayer. So harrowing!

Wubbas learn how to troll me something fierce. Embarassingly so, and we learn alternative methods for murderizing Seep.

We finish out the lengthy rattlesnake level by duping the Slayer, and move into a new puzzle element, the Seep. Creepy wormy things that live in t...

We work with alternative methods of creep dispatching, and nearly finish the floor but are halted by my favorite puzzle style ever: goblin & trapd...

I've had just about enough of bomb mazes. Really.

So many serpents, so many golems. Reminds me of one of Rare's earlier games, Snake, Rock, and Roll, named as such for who knows why. Whatever. T...

I can't really describe this floor; it's a nice mix of everything. Bomb mazes, tile puzzles, all mostly tastefully done. Things seem to've gotten...

Blasting apart serpents and dealing with curiously mathematical golem puzzles in curiously unmathematical ways make me happy.

We free Halph, who, for some reason I don't understand, is angry at me for murdering his friends. Kids these days. Also, we start moving in a gen...

We revisit the goblin floor, get harassed by the king, again, and discover what lies in what when we master the hold! I'm excited.

We finish up the decoy level, but not before tricking some wubbas. I'M SORRY MY BABIES. I should not deceive you when our love is so strong. Al...

Once again, I get overly distracted in the presence of decoys, but we make some steady progress, get molested by some wubbas, and navigate some bom...

A fun, distracting puzzle element, decoys have multiple uses, but require careful placement as we will see.

This opening room, here, was a BEAST with tar. With mud, takes like 45 seconds. But in the room north, so much easier with tar, because mud mothe...

Remember this room? It wasn't even a secret in KDD. I'm not sure which was worse, honestly.

Funny how a lot of rooms from that 8th floor in KD...

Q: How many times can I say "tar" when I mean "mud" ?

A: Every. Single. Time.

We finish up the, sort-of goblin-y floor and move right into MUD. Which I have a nasty penchant for saying "tar" on accident. Either way, it look...

We find Halph again, captured by The Goblin King. He wears a cool crown and some serious bling. I'm also appreciating the brevity of these rooms....

We finally, finally, finish this gobbing tar mother level and get greeted by goblins, eerily similar tile puzzles, and make wonderful, blissful pro...

We're regressing. Going backwards, finding rooms on floors we've already been to, traveling, not surprisingly, and mostly frustratingly, tar maze...

Most of these rooms aren't even hard. I swear, they are just made to take up time. Not my favorite set of rooms, but there's some gems splashed i...

We make a hair more progress than usual, so, like two rooms, and do a fun Halph Maze!

More running for my life from an angry, vicious horde of tar babies. This floor is nothing but pain.

God help me I want to die. Maybe not _the_ worst tar maze I've seen, but time consuming as all get out. Blah. Told you. One room a video.

We finish up the bomb-themed level with a bang! And move onto something so horrible, so misery-inducingly bad...prepare for one room a video for a...

I should've been a jewel thief with all the trip-wire style mechanics I'm avoiding. Also, Halph gets himself into a horrifying situation.

I commit the most heinous crime imaginable: wubba murder. Brb, crying my eyes out.

We learn how to dance around explosives. Sometimes Beethro's sword is too big for its own good.

We finish up the tar level and move on to explosives. What a blast! Also, I get caught on a secret room because the Mothingness cast a spell on m...

A nasty war of attrition in a secret room, and get taunted so fiercely by the slayer that we don't end up finishing the tar level.

New puzzle element! Tar doors. God help us all. Other than that, pretty standard, if a bit chilly, tar fare.

We finish up the mimic floor gracefully, and have to take a detour into Containment. Ugh.

Mimics are back. Souless, creepy pieces of - OH HEY a cupcake.

An ingenious use of mimics that prevents me from moving my sword how I want. And by ingenious I mean evil. Other than that, is it the Empire who ...

Slayer or slave? I have a hard time telling. I also love his curses.

We take care of that secret and learn that there's more to this level than meets the eye. Levels within levels!

I love sending Halph in the face of danger because I'm a responsible adult. I also completely overlook a secret like a champ.

More invisibility, more sneaking, and I take the road less traveled by (and that seemed to make about no difference.)

More slayer trickery, and a new wood palette floor that is ostensibly about snakes, or something.

A few nerve shattering rooms as I deal with nasty orb puzzles and the inability to move in diagonals.

In a new view of modesty/peeping tom perversion, we deal with invisibility potions, and get stumped.

A much better video in which I completely pwn a secret room on complete accident. Go me. AND finish the golem level. Awesome.

I'm so bad at this game. Watch me spend the whole video doing a room for a dumb reason. Fsking roach queens.

Compared to the fuzzy wubbaness of wubbas, these golems aren't very friendly.

I'm having a wub-affair. Also, new enemy! Fearsome stupid, and have a poor acceptance of death.