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IrelandScorsese and Looney Tunes join Corridor Crew's miniature-filled week
Four uploads span a sprawling D&D build, a Star Wars cameo and another trip to the VFX reaction couch.
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I Made D&D Table SO BIG my friends can never Leave
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- 1:30Sam lays out the tables and develops a playable story called "The Peasants' Revolt."
- 4:08Ground coverage runs short, prompting a call for backup terrain.
- 6:11Spencer arrives with a storage cabinet packed with terrain tiles.
- 8:25City walls, districts and a raised castle keep take shape on the second day.
- 10:04Light panels beneath lava tiles create an illuminated moat around the castle.
- 11:37The completed table reveal begins, followed by a narrative tour of possible quest routes.
Spencer's terrain cabinet solves Sam's shortage of miniature scenery, but it gives Corridor Crew viewers another problem to ponder: how does all of this go back into the drawers?
That practical question sits alongside requests to see an actual game on the enormous board in "I Made D&D Table SO BIG my friends can never Leave". The build is the week's most-watched new upload, reaching roughly 2.8 million views. Some commenters imagine the classic tabletop anticlimax: players taking one look at the carefully prepared setting and deciding to go somewhere else.
Sam builds more than scenery. His playable peasant uprising has city districts, an elevated castle and illuminated lava tiles, with Spencer supplying reinforcements when the studio's collection runs short. The video includes a sponsored segment.
Elsewhere, the familiar couch gets a fresh lineup of effects to inspect. In "VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 251", Niko, Wren and Jordan move from V for Vendetta and What Lies Beneath to Coyote vs Acme. The episode includes a paid partnership with Higgsfield, and currently draws the channel's most daily views.
The shorter film curiosities are nicely varied: "Martin Scorsese in Star Wars?!" identifies the director as the voice of Ardennian fry cook Hugo Durant in The Mandalorian and Grogu, while "Michael Jackson's Favorite Pet" examines the digitally created Bubbles in Michael.
Corridor Crew added 10,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently less than half its usual level. Nearby in film commentary, Dead Meat and New Rockstars are also running below their typical daily viewing. Within Corridor Crew's own catalog, "Transformers 3 Almost BROKE ILM" remains especially active, drawing almost as many daily views as the new reaction episode with its account of the Driller's formidable rendering demands.
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I kept thinking when they take it apart how is Spencer going to know which are all his and how will he get it all tidy away again in those drawers.
@acera12345See it on YouTubeWell, that is one way to solve the scheduling issue: If they never leave they won't cancel.
@Mariner797See it on YouTubeI really hope you took a Gaussian splat of that fully assembled dungeon.
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Players: nah, looks sus - lets go to a different town
@maciejmazur2622See it on YouTubeBrennan Lee Mulligan saw this and homebrewed at least 10 different campaigns based on sight alone.
@PuffyOne1898See it on YouTubewait... so we wont get to see yall play on this table?
you should 100% film your d&d sessions and post em. SOAD is awesome, but so was your Pokemon D&D campaign.@anarchoiskunkSee it on YouTubeAs someone who has never played D&D, I quite like this.
@matthewboire6843See it on YouTubeI don't play D&D but this is too good to miss
@advikshanSee it on YouTubeI miss the old vlogs yall used to do years ago I go back and watch them every once in a while
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The Short identifies Martin Scorsese as the voice of Hugo Durant in The Mandalorian and Grogu.