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JFJ clocks into Endacopia's very strange office

The sequel joins four other uploads, with a PC-unboxing sketch before Mellow's journey resumes.

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Endacopia is fun 2

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0:54Jay and his wife unpack and set up a desktop PC in the sponsored opening sketch.
3:04Endacopia gameplay begins, returning to Mellow's journey through dark tunnels and strange encounters.
4:10Mellow draws a face on a mannequin, bringing Scribbly to life to help map the maze.
8:11A circus encounter sends Mellow onto high tightropes and balancing beams.
16:53An automated elevator system leads Mellow into an absurd job interview.
18:45Mellow takes an office job answering callers and dispensing inappropriate advice.

JFJ gives Mellow a job, though Endacopia's version of office life is hardly a sensible career move. An automated elevator system leads to an absurd interview, then a desk where the protagonist dispenses wildly inappropriate advice over the phone.

"Endacopia is fun 2" was the most-watched of JFJ's five new uploads, reaching roughly 71,000 views. Before the gameplay, Jay appears with his wife in a sponsored PC-unboxing sketch for Ironside Computers. His admission, "I don't like putting PCs together," provides a fairly direct explanation for the extra pair of hands.

The game takes over about three minutes in, sending Mellow through dark tunnels, a circus and a maze where drawing a face on a mannequin produces Scribbly, a helpful mapmaker. In the comments, viewers ask for more appearances from Jay and his wife; another singles out the edited single-player adventures and their added jokes.

Deadlock supplied most of the rest of the week's schedule, with No More Room In Hell 2 also appearing in one stream. Thursday's potato-themed Deadlock broadcast now has the strongest daily momentum, while the Endacopia sequel continues adding views behind it.

Subscribers held steady, and daily viewing is about a third above JFJ's usual pace. Among nearby variety-gaming channels, VortroxTwo and Kenny Haller had much larger viewing weeks, while Kruzadar had a smaller one. For JFJ, the week's distinctive detour was Mellow's journey from a hand-drawn helper to a thoroughly dysfunctional workplace.

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What viewers say

I need to see more "J and Wife" shenanigans
@MrSecStalSee it on YouTube
I'm glad the first Endacopia video did well enough to warrant a sequel! It was a blast watching you play it live, so seeing it edited down with all of the little jokes, like the Dagoth-Ur one is great. I honestly think your best videos come from single-player games like this
@prosserinoSee it on YouTube
The censored foot had me laughing!
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