00:23:50.000Sometimes I enable that and it's so annoying because these people keep voting in the World Assembly because there's like one land unit in like the ice at the top of the map.
00:24:24.000You literally have to dedicate, swear, you have to dedicate like an entire team of units in the late game just to exterminate civilizations.
00:32:33.000Well, this is sort of a topographically diverse continent, so choosing something based on the features of the land is probably not going to be good.
00:59:39.000People kind of sort themselves out, you know, when they like don't follow the instructions on the application, it's like, hmm, tough choice here.
00:59:54.000He's wearing a siege mask in his profile.
00:59:56.000That's another giveaway, I think, actually.
02:02:31.000Well, you know, look, I mean, Marine gets sent into battle, and he's gonna face, you know, all kinds of stuff like Afghani villagers and terrible things.
02:02:47.000Rocket propelled grenades, machine gun fire, you name it.
02:02:52.000But a Marine is put into battle with armor and with a gun and with intel and a team.
02:03:00.000A streamer dropped into the world, nothing.
02:54:21.000I never get to use the novelty units because I always just move so quickly through the technology that by the time I make one or two of them, they're outdated.
02:59:34.000Remember when Trump was like, What did he say about Iran?
02:59:38.000He was like, If you fuck around with us, imagine being the president and you're like, Yeah, if you fuck around with us, we're gonna bomb you.
03:02:28.000We're gonna start building factories, and then I'm gonna build up a war machine, and then I'm just gonna start, you know, then it's gonna be the death march.
03:02:52.000I'm going to put this samurai right up in this guy's business.
03:41:17.000If I ever build 10 more cities, I'll have the coal for the factories.
03:41:22.000What's more is I can use it for the tanks.
03:41:27.000So, actually, I think it's going to be a good, I think this is a Good grab, it's a good seizure here, but England's not going to be happy about it.
03:56:08.000Yeah, because you get happiness from monuments, purchase buildings, happiness from workshops, factories, happiness from national wonders, happiness from public schools, research labs.
05:48:53.000And then we go to see it like a third week deal.
05:48:57.000And we went with, So, when I was in grade school, there were like, it was like a class of 70 from first through sixth grade, K through six.
05:49:09.000Really, like first grade through sixth grade.
05:49:10.000It was like a class of about 70 kids, about half girls, half boys.
05:49:15.000And there was like a click in my neighborhood of like maybe 10 of like the more normal guys, which I was actually included in.
05:49:23.000I was one of the more, because I was like white and I was like, you know, there wasn't anything wrong with me.
05:49:28.000Like technically, you know, because you had like kids, there was a guy that was like Serbian.
05:49:32.000And he wasn't in that group because he was like Serbian.
05:49:52.000And this group, even though I never fit in with this group, that was just like the group that we hung around with.
05:49:58.000You know, that was the group we went to the Super Bowl party at this one guy's house.
05:50:04.000We all went there and we all went to each other's.
05:50:06.000Birthday parties, and you know, it was more of like a formal, like technical, like relationship in a sense because I wasn't really close with any of them, but those were just like the neighborhood guys and the neighborhood function anyway.
05:50:22.000So I went to see Star Wars with one of those guys and his dad.
05:50:25.000It was me and my dad, and him and his dad.
05:50:27.000And it sucked because it's like he, this guy's going over there, he's a big baseball guy, like he doesn't care about Star Wars like I do.
05:50:35.000That was the biggest thing to me, and he's going like you know, not really caring, not really giving a shit.
05:53:05.000There was the Star Wars childhood, and then there was the politics life.
05:53:09.000You know, into Star Wars from, you know, from the awakening of my consciousness, from earliest recollection until middle school, you know, and then so basically like puberty.
05:53:23.000And from puberty until probably the day that I died, the interest is politics.
05:53:29.000You know, some people, they're into like, oh, baseball, and then they work somewhere, they're in school, and then they do this, and they do that.
05:53:37.000And then he was just like, Star Wars, okay, now I like politics.
05:53:43.000But I still love it, but I still love it, but not as much as I used to.
05:53:47.000When I was a kid, that was my whole life.
05:58:09.000Classical Theist says, Very odd how all this wignat imagery comes out of the woodwork just as IRL nationalist events become more and more common, almost as if it's instigated.
05:58:18.000By a handful of malicious actors who know exactly what they're doing.
05:58:22.000Only people who want to do you harm would psyop you into thinking resembling Mike Enoch isn't going to make you look like a dumb idiot, LMAO.
05:58:29.000I realize a lot of impressionable teenagers who weren't politically aware during Charlottesville are kind of swept into this, but this is literally who you're emulating.
05:59:33.000But so Spencer, Enoch, and Mosley are on the stage, and they literally cannot even get a word out because the whole room is filled with the opposition screaming so no one can hear them.
05:59:45.000So at a certain point, Spencer just gives up the mic and starts jumping up and down and dancing because he doesn't know what to do with himself because he's just getting humiliated.
06:00:00.000Now, at the Gainesville, Florida rally where this occurs, two of Richard Spencer's supporters shot at counter protesters, shot guns at counter protesters, and then got arrested.
06:00:59.000Richard Spencer brought Matt Heim back and the Traditionalist Workers' Party dressed in all black with armbands with their symbol on it, throwing up Nazi salutes.
06:01:10.000And they look like idiots, by the way.
06:01:12.000They look like total, you know, they're wignats.
06:01:14.000I mean, they look like lumping proletariat.
06:01:17.000And they're out there getting their ass kicked by Antifa, getting in the scrap, throwing up Roman salutes in these uniforms with R bands.
06:01:25.000And on the outskirts of that one, I think two more people got arrested for gun charges.
06:01:30.000They got pulled over and they got arrested for illegal possession of a firearm.
06:01:34.000And that was the end of the college tour.
06:01:36.000So, you know, for people, you know, and it's funny because I've been in this thing now for three years.
06:01:44.000You know, I've been into this since right after Trump got inaugurated, February 17th.
06:01:50.000Trump was inaugurated the January 20th, 2017.
06:01:53.000I got into this maybe February 6th, 2017.
06:02:10.000A lot of people don't know what it was like.
06:02:13.000People got into this during the Groeper War, they got into this maybe during Stop the Steal or they saw the train wrecks debate or whatever.
06:04:09.000Actually, we can't because of a non disclosure agreement.
06:04:11.000But anyway, so it was in this climate that me and James Alsop were doing Nationalist Review, and it was on that show that the Optics War began.
06:04:22.000Because in Nationalist Review, James would say, you know, oh, Gainesville was a great success.
06:04:29.000And I started to say, you know, no, actually, I don't think he was a success.
06:05:44.000Now, I want you to take a look here as they scan the audience.
06:05:48.000So, this is Gainesville, Florida, University of Florida, second stop on the Richard Spencer College Tour that has now cost, you know, at this point, I think it costs like $70,000 because I think Michigan cost $20,000, Auburn cost $50,000.
06:06:04.000It's some kind of a cost breakdown like this.
06:06:58.000You know, bad optics means it's not a good look.
06:07:02.000For example, let's say you host an event in an auditorium that seats 1,000 people, and 100 people show up, and people take pictures of your event, and they see a giant empty auditorium with 100 people in it.
06:07:15.000One tenth of the occupancy is filled up.
06:07:20.000You would say that's bad optics because what is the optics of this communicate?
06:07:24.000It communicates that nobody showed up.
06:07:26.000Good optics would be to have 100 people in a room that holds 50 people and have it overflowing so it looks like it's packed.
06:11:00.000I said it was a failure because the optics weren't good.
06:11:03.000Again, I did not critique the substance of the speech.
06:11:09.000I did not critique the substance of the look, so to speak.
06:11:13.000You know, because a lot of people these days associate optics with, you know, if you're too extreme in your rhetoric, if you're sort of strange in your presentation or fringe in your presentation, then that's bad optics.
06:11:28.000But initially, optics was about logistics.
06:11:32.000And I said, for starters, this is not a good look.
06:11:35.000It's not a good look to have a huge auditorium and only have 12 people show up or 20 people.
06:19:26.000Milo, when he got kicked off of, he was supposed to be the keynote speaker at CPAC in 2017.
06:19:34.000And they kicked him off because of that tape that came out where he was talking about like pederasty, basically.
06:19:40.000After that, he got $15 million from the Mercer family.
06:19:43.000As far as I know, to my knowledge, I haven't discussed this with them, but to my knowledge, because this is what was reported at the time, he got $14 to $15 million after this to do his.
06:19:54.000Free speech week at Berkeley, and to relaunch his tour and everything, and to get his book self published and all that.
06:24:06.000Now, that doesn't mean, now keep in mind, it's got nothing to do with the message.
06:24:10.000I hate the message of Charlie Kirk, but the look is what they've got figured out.
06:24:15.000And they get paid the big bucks because they know the look.
06:24:17.000They get paid the big bucks because they could take the free market, and everybody's done free market, but they do it with the big, with the stage, with the right lights and the right backdrop.
06:24:27.000And it looks good, and they've got logistical support, they've got people they can call, they know how to do this stuff and do it well.
06:25:15.000They're not mic'd up, it's the audio in the auditorium.
06:25:19.000And the news crew, which shot this in the back of the room, which they don't even own.
06:25:24.000And it wasn't streamed, and it wasn't recorded for them.
06:25:28.000And look, and this is the most important thing it doesn't matter if you could love Richard Spencer, be a diehard supporter, you agree with everything he says, and you hate me.
06:26:23.000Trump is a master of this kind of stuff.
06:26:27.000Trump actually says in this inauguration speech, in this announcement speech, the first thing he says is he says, you go to these other events with other candidates, you know, when they do rallies, when the other primary candidates were doing their rallies.
06:26:45.000He said, You go to these other events and it's too hot where they're doing them and they're sweating like dogs.
06:27:08.000And he said, Look, if Marco Rubio can't book a space where it's the right amount of people and it's a good quality stream and good audio and the temperature's right, How's he going to run the country?
06:27:20.000If you can't put together a team and prepare a simple event, how can you change a country?
06:27:26.000And Trump had this in Trump Tower, perfectly choreographed.
06:27:31.000Gets on the golden elevator in the beautiful atrium with the marble and the gold escalator, and he comes down impeccably dressed with his wife.
06:27:50.000Now, at the time, I don't know if you remember this, but when Trump announced, There were rumors that Trump had paid people to go to this thing.
06:27:58.000When Trump, this was in July 15, July 16, 15, when he announced, and all the news agencies were saying that Trump had put out an ad for people to attend his announcement speech.
06:28:50.000And no matter what your message is, if Spencer had the message of Kirk or if Spencer had the message of Trump, but he looked like this, it would still be shit, regardless of the message.
06:29:15.000I said, I don't think it was a good look.
06:29:16.000And it doesn't convince people that they should trust us.
06:29:19.000That doesn't communicate to people that we're competent, that we know what we're talking about, that they should take a leap of faith and join our movement.
06:35:05.000Well adjusted, politically conservative person who you hope that your message will resonate with looks at this and says, Sign me up.
06:35:15.000What normal, normative person, normal, decent, conservative person who might be sympathetic to your conservative views looks at this and says, Great idea.
06:35:34.000This guy's, you know, he's a little bit smarter.
06:35:37.000You could look at somebody like this and say, okay, I mean, his eyes are fucked up, but I mean, it looks like he's muscular, his clothes fit, it's a nice look.
06:35:46.000And then you got this guy who's three feet tall with tattoos coming out of his neck, coming out of his collar, and an armband.
06:35:53.000And wait till he sees the big fat guy.
06:38:15.000Not from the beginning, not now, not ever.
06:38:20.000It's about taking yourself seriously, preparing, optimizing your appearance for media consumption and for the consumption of people that are sympathetic to your views, potentially.
06:42:35.000Watching Nick Fuentes chew food and talk at the same time about how Spencer and Enoch's optics were bad at the University of Florida speech and how great.
06:42:41.000Care must be given to how one looks on camera when you don't get it, when you're a retard that doesn't get it.
06:43:00.000This is another thing people don't understand optics is contextual.
06:43:04.000People will take an optical failure in one area and compare it to basically an optical success in a different context and say, oh, these are disparate.
06:43:14.000Oh, these guys paid $25,000 to do their speech in Florida, to do a public speech, a public event, which is supposed to have a big audience in Florida.
06:43:24.000And every critique I listed before oh, but Nick is eating on a gaming stream at night.
06:43:29.000Yeah, because the purpose of this stream is different than the purpose and the message that you send in a public speech.
06:43:38.000The connotation of this speech, I'll just tell you, doing a speech like this is supposed to communicate relatability, it's supposed to humanize me.
06:43:47.000Doing a stream like this is for a younger audience, highly engaged on the internet, and it's supposed to say to people who consider me a villain or something like that, it's supposed to communicate to them, I'm just like you.
06:44:02.000Look, I'm authentic, I'm real, I'm playing a game, a game like you play at an odd hour of the night when you're awake, and I'm eating on stream, you know, like you would.
06:44:12.000This is something that the connotation is supposed to be authenticity, humanizing.
06:44:22.000It's an optical success because the optics of what this is tended to be, it's working.
06:44:29.000Now, if I showed up to a stage with a bowl of mac and cheese eating it and said, oh, hey, everybody, this is America first, obviously wouldn't be the same.
06:44:38.000But this is probably a girl, so that's probably why she doesn't get it.
06:49:15.000I mean, you know, look, even people that I'm friends with now, okay, even people that stream on this website, just gonna say it, didn't agree with me.
06:49:25.000So, you know, some people didn't agree with me back then.
06:49:28.000They agree with me now, but some people three years ago didn't even get it with optics.