[Youtube Review][Markiplier] TIME STANDS STILL | 400 Years

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Markiplier] TIME STANDS STILL | 400 Years

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTVtRmy7KM8

 

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Playtime Comments : [Markiplier] TIME STANDS STILL | 400 Years

co****:

1:10 That tree only took 10 years to grow

Au************:

4:10, I've come back to this moment several times over the years. Makes me laugh every time.

Sh********:

11:25
While traveling through the worlds in spirit, he was chased by the shadow folk, who wanted to wake up from their nightmare, he came across a world yet to reach technological feats, but entered with no other choice of survival, when he entered the world through one in a coma who looked like their previous self, this person was now stuck there with no form of sleep tech to travel back to his home, this person lived his life and died telling his new family about his old home and how he got here from another universe.

"Here lies a traveler between worlds, whose name is unknown. May his curious soul find a way home, like you have found his resting place."

This man both hates and loves the company that brought him in his world, away from his old family and loved ones, but in a new life without trouble and pain.

The name of he company that brought him here?

Sidereal Plexus



I think something like this happened, though I'll never know for sure.

Te*****:

8:57 moms when the kid talks back

Ti***********:

8:52
Mark : silence WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?!

Ye**:

4:11
We should have a compilation of just these

We***********:

5:28 Hellooo everyone and welcome back to Subnautica

Co***********:

8:53 me after figuring out markiplier was a thing

Ev***********:

3:34 “take, plant, take, plant, take, plant see, TAKE PLANT” LOL

Qw*:

3:32 this is what mark say when he first planted in Minecraft

 

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Top Comments : [Markiplier] TIME STANDS STILL | 400 Years

So******:

“A calamity is coming.”


Well...yeah. Except it’s coming in 4 years not 400.

Hu*****************:

I love unus annus and marks videos this year(2019) have been great, but i could really go for some more games like these peppered in.

Fi*********:

and so, due to the extra blockage, the pressure in the volcano built up to explosive levels and the world ended a few years later anyway

Se***:

He may be a stone, but he has a heart out of gold.

Hu********:

'Any minute now!'
-He who is 43 years away from calamity

NO********:

Anybody: finds a 400 year old rock
401 year old rock: :|

Lu*********:

"Time is very important when you only have 400 years"

~Markiplier

Ma***************:

"Grandpa, how long has that Statue been there?" The young child asked. The elder smiled and looked over to where the stone, hard, silver, statue sat. It sat in the grain, some say it even planted it.

"Well, 30 years ago our civilization has just started to grow. We're we ever hungry and cold, we waited for a miracle to happen. A miracle to bring us food. Then, one bright winter day, a figure came. The figure ventured far, then stood still, with a puzzled look planted on its grey face. Then it moved to another place. After a year it came back, wielding some grain. It took and planted the grain several times. Then sat and it waited... Well, for us to eat it I supposed. Even though we have but it is most likely blind due to its stone eyes." The old man shrugged. He sighed and relaxed while looking down at the youth.

"That's it?" the child asked. The elder nodded his head as he chuckled. Until they both heard a yell. The child and elder rushed to open the door. And there they saw, the statue. It was standing and...Yelling.

"EAT THE GRAIN GODDAMNIT"

Da*****:

Memento Mori friends...

Me*******:

“Yo, Angelo-WAIT where did he go?”

Ca**********:

Hey marki!!, if you liked the concept of this game, you should try one called "The Company of Myself" it's got an amazing concept and plot behind it and the 'graphics' are similar to this game. I enjoyed it a lot on newgrounds and the ending blew my mind.

Ma*******:

reminds me of when squidward's house was stuffed into the top of a volcano to stop it from erupting

Ev******:

Wow. Did NOT expect to get feels from this game.

Mr*****:

And that kids, is why Yellowstone hasn't erupted yet.

Is**********:

Why now YouTube recommended

Sa**************:

ironman: i saved humanity by snapping my fingers


statue: hold my chestnut...

Ga***********:

Just imagine doing nothing for 60 years

An******************:

Imagine in the future someone watching this when it was released 400 years ago

Pi***********:

Waking up one morning, Ricky the Rock senses a great catastrophe coming in the far future. He turns around, his gaze fixed on the large volcano in the distance.

"Time to rock'n roll."

Ha********:

when your emotional stability is so low that you cry over a rock in a game

Tz**:

WE NEED FLASH without we will never be able to experience this masterpiece again

sa***********:

In the end mark you did save him becuse hes long inmortal life chan finaly be at piece

Al**************:

For those of you that are wondering, the Tombstone was a reference to another scriptwelder game “A Small Talk at the End of Beyond” about an an astronaut(you) stuck with an AI that is afraid to die alone, on board a small spaceship that is about to crash into a star. In one of the endings, the astronaut chooses to leave the AI and jettison himself into the endless expanse of space in an escape pod. The AI tells you only have a 0.13 chance of survival, but it seems that the traveler between stars survived and landed on Earth.

Pi***:

He blocked the lava and saved humanity from total extinction
What a legend

Be****:

Little does he know, he only prolonged the explosion and due to a build up of pressure, the explosion was many times greater

Cl********:

"Music by Kevin Macleod"

remembers the meme music he wrote

Di*************:

There was a comment I read when I was watching this a few months ago that explained what this game might've been based off of. If I remember correctly, it was a folklore that went like this:

- Many years ago in northern North America (or Canada before they were colonized). There lived a small tribe of native Americans and they were starving. One day, a giant rock appeared in their village and many assumed it must've gotten there while they were asleep overnight. They described this rock as having a face. And in many cases when these unnatural occurrences happened in nature, such as a rock having a face, the native Americans would worship them as signs from their gods. And in doing so, they would give them some sort of offering, and in most cases it would be food. But the tribe was starving and had little food, instead the tribe gave any food they had to their chief leader so he could live. The story varies here but it's described that the Rock with a Face did not spite the Native Americans for not giving it any offerings. And every day since it arrived in the village, it would noticeably move from its original spot by a little bit. No one could understand this phenomenon because none of them were strong enough to move the giant Rock with a Face, and if they could, they would have still been to weak from hunger to push it. 10 years later, the rock had completely vanished and none of the people knew where it went. And in its path which it moved, within their village, food was growing abundantly.
Flash forward a few centuries to 2012, a group of researchers discovered a volcano in Canada. They observed that the volcano should have erupted many years ago, and if it did, a large part of North America would have been destroyed. However now that it has been so long, it is no longer active. They discovered that in one of the critical-erupting points inside of the volcano, it was blocked shut by a large rock different from the rock the volcano was made of -- and it had a face. We have no clue whether this Rock with a Face really had an impact in stopping the eruption of this volcano.
However, now this folklore has been retold that the Rock with a Face was possessed by spirits of the tribe that, in one lifetime, died from the volcano and came back to protect this lifetime of themselves so they could live and so a future could exist. On top of the Rock with a Face, there were two words engraved on it, where no one could see it because they would've been too short when standing beside it. It read (American translation:) "nomad" and "universe". Anyone who is culturally and ethnically multilingual know that words can have connotative meaning that can be lost through translation. "Nomad" and "universe" could have a deeper meaning.

Sorry if I got any facts wrong, like idk if native Americans worshipped gods.

(Lasted edited: 06/07/17)

ev**********:

"Grandpa, how long has that Statue been there?" The young child asked. The elder smiled and looked over to where the stone, hard, silver, statue sat. It sat in the grain, some say it even planted it.

"Well, 30 years ago our civilization has just started to grow. We're we ever hungry and cold, we waited for a miracle to happen. A miracle to bring us food. Then, one bright winter day, a figure came. The figure ventured far, then stood still, with a puzzled look planted on its grey face. Then it moved to another place. After a year it came back, wielding some grain. It took and planted the grain several times. Then sat and it waited... Well, for us to eat it I supposed. Even though we have but it is most likely blind due to its stone eyes." The old man shrugged. He sighed and relaxed while looking down at the youth.

"That's it?" the child asked. The elder nodded his head as he chuckled. Until they both heard a yell. The child and elder rushed to open the door. And there they saw, the statue. It was standing and...Yelling.

"EAT THE GRAIN GODDAMNIT"

po***:

I think the monument in the end is there to honor the player themselves by breaking the fourth wall-- you being the traveler between worlds (real world and game world) who has died from saving everyone from the volcano. And since it is a secret location, an easter egg, the player can be qualified as a curious person who's never satisfied with the conclusion that's handed to him, therefore the game wishes them to "find a way home", to a place where they could finally be at peace and stop looking for answers to questions that might not be there. That's why the monument is a tombstone, because it's literally the death of the player's curiosity, if you reached that point, there's nothing more you can do to explore the game.

That's how I see it anyway.

Ni************:

The statue stood there near the edge of town. No one knew who made it. One year it moved closer to the lake. A few people claimed it had moved but it couldn't be true. They all wondered who moved it. The people who claimed it had moved were not strong enough to move it themselves. But no one thought anything of it. They started to build a bridge over the lake where the statue stood. The town was very proud of it. All the people went to the other side of town to celebrate. Just as a young boy was about to head over he looked back at the statute. He had been told stories of how it just appeared and moved magically one day. His grandpa had told him this all. As he stared at the statue fascinated he saw it's old stone body move. He watched it walk out over the bridge. He should have started screaming yelling "that- the statue!" But he didn't. "Was that what it was here for? To cross that lake? He would have sunk just walking into the water..." He stared for just a moment longer before his mother called him over. From that day forward he'd write stories and tell them to his friends and siblings of the great stone statue who learned sometimes you just have to wait. Everyone wondered where the statue had gone but thought nothing of it. They thought the boy was "a young creative mind" but he knew the truth. He grew up to be one of if not the best story teller. He told his kids of the giant stone statue then his grandkids and they told their kids and grandkids. All well the giant statue moved on that little town seeming like nothing even though he had done so much, by doing nothing.

 

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