[BUGSNAX] All Grumpus Good End Lines

Описание: All the dialogue in the beach after the grumpuses each survive, in the order you'd usually talk to them. They reminiscence about what they've learned after the experience.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00-0:23 Wambus
0:23-0:39 Triffany
0:39-0:57 Gramble
0:57-1:22 Wiggle
1:22-1:42 Chandlo
1:42-1:57 Snorpy
1:57-2:23 Beffica
2:23-2:41 Cromdo
2:41-2:58 Shelda
2:58-3:13 Floofty
3:13-3:34 END OF THE VIDEO

Voice lines can be found with the rest of them on my drive as usual: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

FUN FACT: The filename for this one in my PC is "Da feel good vid".

I know what you're thinking. What is this, Viktoria Magrey uploading a feel-good video? Impossible! Who are you and what did you do with 'em?! (I also got real creative with the thumbnail, didn't I? Just a reverse of the other one with a couple of tweaks, but it was really fun to put them side by side like that, so I rolled with it.)

Truth be told it didn't cross my mind to make this until a commenter brought it up. Excellent way to tie the series together and make people suffer a little less, honestly. I was a little emotional already after having a talk with my therapist just the day I edited this and I honestly think cried way harder than with any of the bad end lines video. Crying is good, you should do it more often, by the way!

Looking back, it's truly crazy just how well the end quotes mirror each other (Bad end, good end)! I actually strongly encourage you to try and layer them on top of each other in your head, it's really fun. Anyway, the way their issues are resolved feels so, so natural and satisfying to watch after all the emotional turmoil I've put myself and other people through, hahah!

I'm gonna come out and say it: I felt Triffany's and oddly enough, Floofty's the most, even though they actually were far from my favorite character. I really relate to both of them very strongly in some ways. And that's part of what is so beautiful about these. The stories in this game may not be the absolutely most profound of any game, but they are not in any way dumbed-down like you'd expect from a game geared towards a younger demographic, to the point where the simple complexity of it is very endearing and ironically better than many games that claim to be mature and profound. It's very down-to-earth and honest about the issues these characters undergo and it doesn't downplay or overplay them. You can have different opinions on whether or not there are unlikable characters or not, but none of them are bad characters or poorly written at all, and I think no one quite thinks or feels the same way about any of the quests.

"Venture deep, to reach the truth...And maybe you'll learn something too!" Maybe that's what that lyric in It's Bugsnax was about! Everyone got something slightly different out of these, connected with a different one, even if you can see the value in all of them. That just makes me so happy to think about. I'm really glad I played this game and I'm really glad I get to make content for it.

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And remember!
...Omne Vivum Ex Bugsnax!