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My chair was a few feet back from my desk and though I was wearing glasses, these were the purely decorative pair I wore for streaming. Not that I'd started yet, but you didn't build habits of success by fudging the rules. If I was watching him, I wasn't watching the game. If you're new to the stream you'll see pretty soon what the implied air quotes are for.' Without turning around, I waved in Charlie's general direction. To my impending chagrin and probably your delight we're once again joined by my friend HoosierDaddy who's going to be 'helping' me out.

Today we're once again working on pathfinding and sticking to our goals, monitoring our progress by some checkpoints I've set up. 'Hello there, everybody, this is BabyBlew and welcome to another speed run through Subnautica. Even though I was streaming live, Charlie would be uploading the playthrough later, so I made my introduction so folks who stumbled onto it on the internet would be able to find more of my content. Like usual when I trained, I'd gotten myself good and comfortable, hydrated, muscles limber. The camera was a small unit mounted over the monitor across the way on my desktop a few feet away. It supplied a steady drone in the background, an unremitting reminder to grind, grind, grind. Now, the 'clock' was merely a metronome Charlie had supplied. Back when I'd started, the time had always been in my peripheral vision, a way of checking my pace against known milestones. I reflected again about how I missed being able to see my clock during my stream, like I used to. A welcoming smile blossomed on my lips the moment I saw it like it always did. The steady tick, tick was the only sound behind me as the camera's red light switched on.

'All right, BabyBlew, we're live in three, two, one. Warning: Spoilers ahead for the video game Subnautica.

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