Wow Thank You @bookmarks-reviews!!

I love this quote so much. It is such a good reminder. Thanks Jack, for all your PMA, and you want to help people. I love it so much!!

okay so THIS IS NOT FINISHED YET! But I feel like I’m missing a bit of story telling in this animation. I’m very tired and uninspired and I can’t think of anything to add to make it very clear what they are doing before I start doing the backgrounds and shading, suggestions are welcome! Also, if it isn’t clear what’s going on in this animation please tell me and try to add what pieces of information you’re missing.. Also also, please keep in mind that I’ll be adding an intro where Robin and Jack can be heard making fun of Ethan for not getting the game, that should add a bit more info right there.. Also also also, maybe I’m overthinking this and maybe I’m adding too much information, but right now I can’t tell xD SO BLEASE LET ME KNOW

WOOHOO!!!! I am so proud of Sean and Mark for creating this business and the reason that they created this business is amazing!! These guys are amazing and I can't wait to see what else they come up with! I am super excited for my shirt to come!!

(Also their pre order date is my birthday which makes it 100 times better!)

Thank you @therealjacksepticeye and @markiplier for everything that you have done :)

Can’t… stop… watching

I don't know if this has been asked before, but what is your editing/animating routine look like? Or I guess do you have an routine? You are the best btw! Your videos are my favorite whether they are Jack's ones that you have edited or your animations! Love them both! Love you!

Well… I don’t know is I have any definitive “editing routine” really. My usual daily routine is wake up, check the Dropbox to see what’s been sent over for editing, edit that, send it back, and if I have time/energy I’ll edit my own stuff and/or stream, until bed. Repeat.

Unless I don’t feel like doing anything else, in which case Netflix or Youtube, I guess :P

Congrats!!! 🎉🎉🎉

3K!

You’re all amazing. 😭😭😭 Thank you so much! I never imagined I’d ever see this many followers for my stuff, ever! You guys really keep me going and without all you wonderful people, I’d never have been able to write as much as I have. You’re the best!

Save the Children

The stream ends. Finally, after over 24 hours, the equipment is shut off. As the last of the goodbyes and well wishes die down, one would expect some celebration among the group.

But there is nothing.

They simply let their arms fall and stand there, emotions draining from their face. All of them, except for Jack.

The Irishman glares at the figure standing behind the cameras and the crew. His arms fold across his body, and though his body language appears confident and challenging, his eyes show fear.

“Alright Anti, I did what you wanted. Now let them go.”

The glitch steps out of the shadows, twirling a knife in his hand. He grins, but it is not a friendly grin. It’s the grin of a psychopath.

“And why should I do that? There’s lots more fun to be had?”

Jack begins trembling. “We had a deal!” He cries, anger and worry mingling in his voice.

Anti giggles. “Actually, if I remember correctly, the deal was you give me an outlet to remind the good people who they’re dealing with, and I don’t harm your little friends. And as you can see, I haven’t harmed them.” He creeps forward, eyes glinting. Suddenly, his smile turns to an expression of pure malice. “Would you like me to?”

Jack, despite his best efforts, stumbles back, instinctively reaching his arms out to shield his paralyzed companions. “You-you wouldn’t!”

“Wouldn’t I?” A glint appears in the demon’s eye, and he begins to glitch in spot. “Unlike you, I don’t need them to remain here. They could disappear for all I care.” As if to demonstrate his point, he glitches right behind Ethan and lifts the knife to his throat. The American remains unsettlingly still. Jack’s entire body stiffens, not daring to move for fear of his friend being harmed.

“What do you still want from me?” He whispers, so low that it’s barely audible. “I gave you what you asked for. I let you use the stream. What more do you need?” Anti laughs once again, the sound sending shivers down Jack’s spine. He vanishes from behind Ethan, and reappears to whisper directly in Jack’s ear.

“Your precious community mocked me. They laughed at me, turned me into a joke. They need to learn that I am to be feared. They need to be punished.” Anti manifests on the couch, lounging as a king might. “Do you realize how much power an entire night of uninterrupted attention from thousands brings?”

Suddenly, Jack’s vision begins to blur. He stumbles to the floor as pain wracks his brain, threatening to tear him apart from the inside. He struggles for control as he feels himself slipping into the back of his mind. Anti gets up off the couch and saunters over to the Irishman, lifting his chin so that their eyes meet.

“I think you’re the ones who need saving now.”

Writer's Guide: Hand to Hand Combat

Your character is unarmed and all they have left to fight with is their bare hands. If they hope for the enemy to catch their hands, you will have to write an effective scene. So how can we write a good hand to hand combat scene?

Most Common Moves

Now, I'm not going to list 30+ martial arts moves. Most of your characters will not be masters of kung fu or mixed martial arts. Most people who get into fights are novices.

Punch: a punch is probably to go to strike. Try not punch anybody in the face because one, they will expect it and two, it will hurt your hand. If you can aim for the soft parts of an opponent, kidneys or gut.

Kick: Kicking isn't pretty but it is effective. A good swift kick to the back of somebody's knee will fold them like a lawnchair.

Go for the groin: Man or woman getting kicked in the nether regions is no picnic. A good swift kick with your foot or your knee can incapacitate your opponent. Its not the most honourable of moves but it works.

An Elbow strike is effective: The elbow is your strongest point of attack. Drive it in to a windpipe or a gut and you can but yourself valuable time to retreat or stall your opponent from answering back.

Eyes: they are weak points. Jab somebody in the eyes with a thumb and they will stop in their tracks.

Throat: You can end any fight by going straight for the throat either grasping it in a headlock or jabbing it with a fist which can collapse the windpipe.

Bite: If you are unable to snack your opponent, use your teeth. The human bite is perhaps not as strong as a hyena's but it is strong enough to shorten your opponent by a finger or two.

How to Escape from Grips and Holds

Pinned from behind with your arms pinned: You have to stop your opponent from getting to a headlock. Move your hips to one side and strike backwards toward the groin or gut. This should weaken the hold of your opponent. Once the grip is loosened, turn toward your opponent and snack them into the nose with the heel of your hand.

Held from behind: Bend forward as far as you can making it more difficult for your opponent to lift you. Jab with your elbows back into your opponent's chest or face. Turn toward your opponent once the grip loosens and strike at the face or the groin again to subdue your opponent.

Headlock: If your opponent has you in a headlock, DON'T STRUGGLE. You could break your own neck. Turn into your opponent's side as close as possible. With your hand that is furthest away, hit your opponent into the groin or gut.

Pinned down on the ground: Most likely your opponent is using their own hands and weight to keep you down. If you can move your knees, try to jab them in the side or the groin to unbalanced them.

Things to Remember

1. The whole 6-10 minute bout only happens in films or controlled sporting events. Fights are usually over within a few minutes. (when writing effective fights, keep the pace short.)

2. Girls are vicious. I've worked in nightclubs and broke up a fair few fights. Boys will knock the shit out of each other but girls will tear shreds out of each other. I have known grown men to break up fights between guys but nobody wants to break up a catfight.

3. One wants the fight to end quickly. If you keep slugging at each other, you'll get tired pretty fast. Have your character try end the fight as soon as possible.

4. Nobody emerges from fights unscathed. Even winners may come out with black eyes, broken noses or at very least a broken lip. If you punch someone, you will likely bruise your knuckles if not split them.

5. If your character is fighting to survive, they don't have to stick to etiquette. They will have to do anything to survive even if it means doing something unpleasant like fishhooking or hairpulling.

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