Memology should open a clip channel called Kids Dying in a Fire 101. Guess it’s the same thing as making fun of Phil. Also, shoutout to fitness expert Khet Burnell for reminding Phil about taking rest days between full lifting routines. He was overtraining way too hard with no rest days, in a room where he couldn’t even spread his arms without knocking over trash.
If I was being generous to Phil, I'd say he learned that behavior from the NES Metal Gear game, where killing all the enemies on the screen can actually end the alert. However, I don't think Phil ever played that, or any of the pre-Solid Metal Gear games (like the MSX ones, or Snake's Revenge). I did watch some of his gameplay in MGS Delta, and there he will typically just try to rush through to the next area when spotted, because he's playing on Normal difficulty where you can tank tons of hits before dying. Once you're to the next map zone, if you die you'll start from there and the alert is cancelled, so he has achieved "progress" in the game.
Yeah, Phil's a big "law and order" guy unless the laws apply to him. Then they don't exist.
I've noticed he does something like this in most of his stealth game playthroughs and it fucks him up a lot. I call it the "Bathroom problem".
he hides in bathrooms because it worked for him against jaha
I think a lot of *hand gesturing* this could be avoided if Phil mustered the courage to go outside and satisfy his repressed urges to sit on a tip.it's not the first time dave sits on a tip
It is absolutely uncanny how he manages to make his hair look like absolute shit with almost no effort. One wonders how that door on the back of his head looks now.
Nothing since dragging Kat back on camera to get ahead of Mike Clum, only to bail on it all shortly after, makes any sense to me. He's sneak dissed how FAT she is at least a handful of times, and then senseless rants like today's inserting her for no reason. The only logical explanation is he's trying to shame her, but I'm pretty sure he's not.
My favorite is when he complains about his own schedule or that he's not playing a game sooner. As if Phil Burnell is a hard ass boss that forces him to work 2 shifts a day in full sun, 6 days a week, not letting him clock out early, and DSP is the hard working grinder, just trying to make ends meet. If you've listened to his schedule segments enough, it really does come off this way.
TBH it's okay playing on normal, it's more the way he handles it that make it unacceptable. It would be okay if he just admited being scared of playing on hard.
