GMOD VR: Exploring gm_Buttes (Secrets of the Sands)



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45 thoughts on “GMOD VR: Exploring gm_Buttes (Secrets of the Sands)”

  1. Yo I remember this guys voice being deeper, are they trans or something? I cant find a Like comming out Post or some shit like that and it’s just, idk odd I guess? The voice is du much higher then I remember. Am I missing something? I’m genuinely just curious as to what’s going on.

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  2. You should check out Teardown. Its atmosphere is very similar to that of GMOD, and while it's still fairly new, lots of mods exist for it's sandbox mode.
    I haven't played a whole lot of "spooky" maps, but one you should DEFINITLEY not skip out on is Voxel Plaza, it's not a horror map, but it can have some unparalleled atmosphere.

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  3. Fun Fact about this map: The well you drop into doesn't take you deeper, but instead there is a teleport door midway in the well and you are exploring the rest of the Adobe basement is the skybox. You can't see because it is covered by a very convincing invisible barrier with MORE teleport pads that prevent you from clipping INTO and OUT of the sky-basement! I played this on a pc-port rather than VR, which isn't terrible to rig up unless the modder is COMPLETELY dumb on how porting work and crashes you cpu. I will always love source, but I am ashamed coding classes aren't being reinforced or updated by its obvious 35+ year expiration date.

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  4. I hate watching these but I love watching these at the same time. I could not do this props to you man. WAIT THERE WAS A AREA ON ONE OF THE PILLARS BEHIND THE METEL DOORS THAT WAS DIFFERENT COLOR IN THE LIGHT, JUST LIKE THE ENTRANCE IN THE WELL. Possibly a secret?

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  5. Is this deliberately or accidentally made to look like the real world first human settlements of turkey & syria? Theres a famous ubderground settlement that was inhabited during times of war & siege.

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  6. If you want other interesting maps you are doing yourself a diservice by not checking out the "abstract" maps like ones made by nipper for cs:s and cs:go Its completely different to the liminal aesthetic, if you do play it make sure you have the sound properly downloaded so the music works for it

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  7. You have to play the titanic sinking adventure map in vr, I remember I had a bit of fun playing on this map. Even though it takes minutes to explore it's a great experience and might be better in vr. Should do a short segment with other maps in a video sometime, i'd love to see it. Love the vidz keep it up !

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  8. Ahh, this one takes me back. I used to be a regular player on a particular sandbox server that often played this map. I remember making all sorts of weird janky-ass vehicles and driving them around the terrain, and making floating forts with crates and plastic barrels on the lake. I also remember a little game I came up with where we made some overly-ambitious spooky PAC3 creations and chased people through the underground maze with them as they tried to make their way to the bottom. Lots of fun memories here.

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  9. The idea of a forgotten civilization that is a huge maze of these small little barracks and is forgotten is quite terrifying it's like whoever created the map it's like trying to get your mind to play tricks on you to the point where you lose your mind and start seeing these vivid things is a really scary concept

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