Gmod adventures with spycakes, O.B, Camodo, and others.

Anyway, guys, the golden rule of our vlogs is simple: No matter how dangerous the setting, never stop recording. If Camodo sells me a truck that has twenty nuclear warheads strapped to the bumper, the Hover-Camera stays active. If a giant zombie knocks us off a skyscraper, the camera captures the entire 500-foot ragdoll physics drop."

CAMODO: "Exactly. If we die, we just instantly Respawn back at the map's default spawn point anyway! Sure, we lose our inventory, and our items are scattered across a haunted hospital floor, but we just noclip right back to where the action was, pick up the floating camera, and keep the vlog rolling. It’s a flawless business model."

THE FRUSTRATED GAMER: [Suddenly sprints past the camera at Mach 3, his red-haired avatar entirely on fire, chased closely by a giant, floating 2D image of a crying emoji playing distorted bass music] "WHY ARE YOU GUYS JUST TALKING TO THE CAMERA?! LOCK THE SAFE HOUSE DOOR!"BEAUTIFUL OB: [Pulls out a GMod Tool Gun and aims it at the Safe House door] "Don't worry, Brandon! I'm inspecting the door's structural integrity right now! Let me just weld a mattress to it!"

SPYCAKES: [Sighs deeply and looks directly into the lens] "Well guys, that's all the time we have for this behind-the-scenes look. I have to go use my admin console to ban Owen before he levels the entire server. Don't forget to smash that like button, and we'll see you in the next terrifying dimension! Run, Brandon, run!"[A massive explosion blocks out the camera frame in blinding white light. The video cuts to a glitchy GMod error screen.]

Natural disasters: during their adventures, they have encountered a multitude of natural disasters and have survived them in the silliest of fashions. 🌪️ 1. The F5 GMod Tornado The absolute pinnacle of atmospheric chaos in their universe is the scripted GMod Tornado script. These aren't normal storms—they possess zero-gravity physics fields that instantly rip up the map's geometry, turning ordinary houses into supersonic projectiles. The Madness: The storm targets everything. It lifts cars from Camodo's lot, sucks up OB's safety barricades, and turns player avatars into spinning, screaming ragdolls that bounce off the skybox. Survival Tactics: The Weld-To-Ground Maneuver: SpyCakes will use his Tool Gun to literally weld their shoes or a heavy steel plate directly to the bedrock of the map. The Bathtub Hunker: Following old storm safety myths, Brandon will find a porcelain bathtub prop, spawn inside it, and freeze it in place with the Physics Gun, praying the storm physics don't glitch the tub into the center of the earth. 🌋 2. The Liquid Lava Flood Whether triggered by a volcano map or Camodo pressing a button in the server console, the floor suddenly becomes bright orange, instant-kill liquid fire that slowly rises across the entire setting. The Madness: The group is forced into a high-stakes game of "The Floor is Lava," but with GMod physics. If a player touches the rising orange texture, their avatar immediately turns into a charred ragdoll and slides into the abyss. Survival Tactics: Prop-Stitching Sky Bridges: OB and SpyCakes will frantically open their spawn menus, spawning massive steel shipping containers, mattresses, and wooden tables, welding them together in mid-air to create a floating staircase to the roof. The Thruster Couch: If the lava rises too fast, Camodo will slap four high-power rocket thrusters onto a living room sofa, forcing the entire group to sit down and launch themselves horizontally into the skybox to escape the heat. ☄️ 3. The Falling Meteor Shower A catastrophic event where the server host spawns a script that rains massive, flaming rock props from the upper atmosphere down onto the map at terminal velocity. The Madness: Each meteor causes a massive explosive radius upon impact. A single direct hit can completely level a three-story hospital or schoolhouse map, trapping players under piles of burning debris. Survival Tactics: The Underground Admin Vault: The group will sprint to the lowest subterranean level of the map (like a bunker or an elevator shaft) where the map's solid world-geometry protects them from the falling props. The Invicible Phalanx Shield: SpyCakes will spawn a massive, unbreakable GMod "Spawn Screen" or blast door prop, freezing it directly above their heads like a giant metal umbrella to deflect the meteors into neighboring yards. 🌊 4. The Flash Tsunami / Flooding Tide A massive wall of water physics that slowly fills the map from the bottom up, completely submerging streets, cars, and the lower levels of buildings. The Madness: Unlike the lava flood, players don't die instantly—they drown if their oxygen meter runs out. The real danger is the floating debris; cars and shipping containers lose their weight parameters and drift around like giant, crushing battering rams. Survival Tactics: The Submarine Garbage Raft: OB will spawn a completely un-aerodynamic object, like a dumpster or a giant plastic hot dog, slap a GMod "Hoverball" on it, and turn it into an improvised boat. Noclip Scouting: Camodo will frequently use his admin "noclip" ability to fly to the absolute highest point of the map (like a radio tower), screaming directions down to Brandon, who is swimming for his life while trapped inside a submerged hallway. ☢️ 5. The Corporate Nuclear Detonation While technically a man-made weapon, the group treats the "GMod Nuke" as a frequent, inevitable natural disaster. It is almost always triggered by Camodo or OB at the end of a video to "clean up the map."

The Madness: The screen turns blindingly white, the server frame-rate drops to single digits, and a massive, expanding shockwave wipes out every single living entity and spawned prop on the server. Survival Tactics: The Safe House Fallacy: Brandon will confidently lock himself inside a tiny bathroom, declaring it "radiation proof," only to be instantly vaporized a millisecond later. The Respawn Buffer: True survival is impossible. The real tactic is for SpyCakes to hover his mouse pointer directly over the "Respawn" button in the menu, allowing them to instantly pop back into existence the moment the explosion clears so they can keep filming the vlog. 🌌 1. The Gravity Inversion Storm This disaster occurs when the server's core physics settings malfunction or are altered, turning the entire map upside down or eliminating gravity entirely. The Madness: Everything not welded to the bedrock—including cars, buildings, trash cans, and the players themselves—breaks free from the ground and floats into the upper atmosphere. The map becomes a chaotic asteroid field of floating props where colliding with a drifting semi-truck at high speed means instant death. Survival Tactics: The Magnetic Tool Gun Anchor: SpyCakes will use the GMod "Hydraulic" or "Rope" tool to tether his avatar's waist directly to a permanent world fixture (like a street lamp base), dangling upside down like a kite in a hurricane. Prop Jumping: Camodo and OB will navigate the sky by using their physics guns to grab floating refrigerators, pulling themselves forward from object to object like sci-fi astronauts. ❄️ 2. The Absolute Zero Flash Freeze A sudden environmental shift that blankets the map in blinding snow textures and triggers a rapid temperature drop. The Madness: Players are given a freezing meter that drains their health if they stay exposed to the open air. Simultaneously, the map's ground texture loses all friction, causing vehicles to slide completely out of control into buildings and making running almost impossible. Survival Tactics: The Microwave Furnace Base: OB will spawn a massive collection of kitchen appliances or industrial radiators, packing them into a small room and turning them on to create a crude, radioactive hot zone. The Fire-Avatar Glitch: If they cannot find shelter, Brandon will purposely stand too close to an exploding barrel so his character model catches fire. While he takes slight burn damage, the running joke is that the fire prevents him from freezing to death. 🕳️ 3. The Singularity Black Hole An unholy script that spawns a tiny, swirling vortex in the center of the map that possesses an infinite gravitational pull. The Madness: The black hole slowly expands, systematically deconstructing the entire map. It tears the doors off hinges, rips up entire chunks of roads, and sucks all spawned items into a crushing spiral of destruction. The audio distortion becomes deafening as thousands of physics calculations happen simultaneously. Survival Tactics: The Infinite Thruster Escape Pod: Camodo will build a heavy metal box, pack everyone inside, and slap twenty max-power GMod thrusters on the back. They launch themselves away from the singularity, pinned to the furthest corner of the map's skybox praying the thrusters don't burn out. Admin Freeze Powers: As a last resort, SpyCakes will open the admin menu and try to literally "Freeze" the physics properties of the black hole entity itself before the server crashes to the desktop. ⚡ 4. The Megavolt Lightning Strike A atmospheric disaster where the sky turns pitch black and triggers a relentless barrage of heat-seeking lightning bolts targetted directly at metal objects and players. The Madness: Standing in an open field or driving a metal car makes a player an immediate lightning rod. A single strike deals massive damage and triggers a "ragdoll glitch" where the player's avatar helplessly flops around on the floor for ten seconds while completely vulnerable. Survival Tactics: The Rubber Mattress Bunker: Knowing that GMod uses funny item logic, the group will construct a makeshift dome entirely out of mattresses and plastic props, believing the non-metallic attributes will shield them from the sky's wrath. The Sacrifice Play: Camodo will sneakily use his physics gun to attach a massive steel beam or a radio tower prop directly to Brandon's back, turning him into a walking lightning rod so the rest of the group can run into a concrete bunker safely. Disastrous locations: places they have been to with built in natural disasters like nuclear bombed cities for example. That or they are just very dangerous locations that they always wind up in. ☢️ 1. The Nuclear Fallout Metropolis (rp_downtown_v4c_vnm) The group’s absolute favorite urban setting for structural annihilation. This sprawling, realistic city features skyscrapers, a bank, a police station, and an underground sewer system—all entirely retrofitted with a dynamic nuclear core script. The Disaster: At any given moment, the city’s nuclear power plant can enter a critical meltdown stage. A deafening siren echoes across the skyscrapers, giving the group exactly 60 seconds to act before a tactical nuclear explosion levels the map, turning the sky an eerie radioactive green and flooding the streets with lethal toxic smog. The Vlog Escape: Camodo usually uses the alarm as a perfect excuse to sell overpriced, "radiation-proof" cardboard trucks from his dealership. SpyCakes frantically tries to lead a tactical evacuation into the deep concrete sewer tunnels, while OB inevitably welds the doors of the bank vault shut, accidentally trapping Brandon inside to face the blast alone. 🌊 2. The Fully Submerged Suburbia (gm_flooded_suburb) A massive residential map featuring rows of two-story suburban homes, power lines, and a central highway system that is completely swallowed by a continuous flash-flood engine. The Disaster: The water levels are dynamically controlled. The map starts with water up to the car tires, but quickly rises until only the shingles of the roofs are visible. Floating cars, uprooted trees, and loose shipping containers drift through the streets like crushing battering rams, creating a drowning hazard while players are simultaneously hunted by aquatic Nextbots. The Vlog Escape: This setting highlights their worst vehicular engineering failures. OB will construct a "luxury rescue raft" out of a wooden table and a rusted refrigerator that capsizes the moment Brandon steps onto it. Camodo uses his admin noclip to sit safely atop the highest radio tower, filming SpyCakes as he desperately tries to swim between rooftops while holding the floating camera rig. 🌪️ 3. Tornado Alley Testing Grounds (gm_flatgrass_storm) While regular flatgrass is a peaceful green field, this heavily modded version introduces a hyper-realistic, procedural F5 tornado simulation system that turns the empty void into a spinning vortex of death. The Disaster: A massive, dark twister drops from the skybox, tearing across the map with an intense zero-gravity physics field. It systematically rips the map's geometry apart, picking up their spawned bases, spawning blocks, and heavy vehicles, launching them into the upper atmosphere at supersonic speeds. The Vlog Escape: Survival here relies entirely on the GMod Tool Gun. SpyCakes will try to construct a heavy steel bunker by deep-welding concrete barriers directly into the map’s unmovable floor grid. The plan always fails because OB will secretly slap high-power thrusters on the back of the bunker walls, turning their only safe house into a rocket ship that flies directly into the eye of the storm. 🌋 4. The Rising Magma Chamber (gm_lava_run) A brutal obstacle-course style map consisting of narrow industrial catwalks, rocky cliffs, and heavy factory machinery suspended over a bottomless pit of instant-kill liquid fire. The Disaster: A volcanic eruption script causes the orange lava floor to rapidly rise throughout the entire recording session. Every lower tier of the map is systematically swallowed by fire, forcing the group into a relentless, vertical game of "The Floor is Lava" where a single physics glitch or trip off a ledge results in instant vaporization. The Vlog Escape: The dynamic here is pure panic. Brandon usually experiences his classic "door bug" panic, getting stuck on a narrow ladder while screaming that his feet are burning. To survive, Camodo will spawn a living room couch, slap four rocket thrusters onto the cushions, and force all four of them to cram onto the sofa as they launch horizontally into the skybox to escape the heat. 🌌 5. The Gravity-Inverted Void (gm_construct_space) A heavily modified, sci-fi version of the classic construction yard where the map’s core atmospheric parameters are tied to a broken anti-gravity generator. The Disaster: The map randomly cycles through "Gravity Storms." One minute physics are normal, and the next, gravity completely flips upside down or drops to absolute zero. Every loose prop, car, and player avatar breaks free from the concrete, floating into the air where colliding with a drifting semi-truck means an instant physics ragdoll death. The Vlog Escape: The group navigates the floating debris field like astronauts. SpyCakes uses the "Rope" tool to anchor his wizard robes to permanent structures so he doesn't float into the skybox. Meanwhile, Camodo and OB use their physics guns to grab drifting refrigerators, pulling themselves forward through the air while treating Brandon like a human soccer ball, launching him across the zero-gravity void for the entertainment of the vlog. 🚀 1. The Low-Oxygen Lunar Outpost (gm_moonbase) The group leaves Earth entirely to set up a research station on the Moon, but the map’s custom atmospheric scripts make it one of their most hostile environments. The Disaster: The location features a realistic vacuum setting. If a player steps outside the pressurized airlocks without a space suit model, their oxygen meter drops to zero in seconds. To make matters worse, any stray explosive or tool gun mistake by OB can breach the station's windows, instantly venting the atmosphere and sucking all their loose base props out into the lunar void. The Vlog Escape: SpyCakes acts as the mission commander, desperately trying to build an airtight greenhouse using glass panels. The operation goes downhill when Camodo sets up an "Intergalactic Rover Dealership," selling lunar buggies rigged with max-power GMod thrusters. Brandon usually ends up floating helplessly into the infinite space skybox after driving a buggy over a low-gravity crater at 200 miles per hour. ☄️ 2. The Meteor-Struck Asteroid Field (sb_space_war) A massive, open-space map designed for the Spacebuild mod, where the group is stranded on a tiny, isolated space station surrounded by an unstable asteroid belt. The Disaster: The server host activates a procedural meteor shower script. Massive, flaming space rock props rain down from the top of the skybox at terminal velocity, systematically smashing through the station's solar panels and obliterating their makeshift defense walls. The Vlog Escape: Survival here requires building a hyper-advanced "Space Ark." While SpyCakes meticulously wires a functional shield generator using the Wiremod tool, OB acts as the "Safety Inspector," declaring the station's structural layout unsafe. OB then uses his physics gun to unfreeze a massive structural beam, causing the entire station to split in half mid-vlog right as a meteor hits. 🔴 3. The Toxic Dust-Storms of Mars (gm_mars_surface) A desolate, deep-red alien landscape filled with deep canyons, subterranean alien caves, and ancient ruins, completely isolated from any Earth rescue. The Disaster: The map features a dynamic weather engine that triggers catastrophic Martian dust storms. The visual visibility drops to zero, the red sky turns pitch black, and a high-velocity wind script pushes player avatars and spawned vehicles into the canyon walls, dealing constant kinetic damage. The Vlog Escape: Brandon brings his signature panic to the red planet, experiencing his classic "door bug" while trying to squeeze into a tiny alien bunker. To escape the blinding dust storm, Camodo spawns a massive living room sectional sofa, slaps four heavy-duty rocket thrusters onto the cushions, and forces the entire group to pile onto the couch as they launch blind into the Martian skybox to rise above the storm clouds. 🌌 4. The Event Horizon Space Station (gm_scifi_station) A hyper-futuristic, multi-level starship matrix hovering dangerously close to a fully functional, scripted gravity singularity (Black Hole) at the edge of the sector. The Disaster: The ship's engines fail, causing the vessel to slowly drift into the black hole’s pulling radius. The singularity systematically deconstructs the map's physics—tearing the doors off their hinges, ripping up floor panels, and warping the audio into a deafening, distorted mechanical screech as players are pulled toward the vortex. The Vlog Escape: SpyCakes tries to use his host admin powers to literally "Freeze" the physics properties of the ship before the server crashes to the desktop. Meanwhile, Camodo and OB treat the gravity pull like an amusement park ride, using their physics guns to ride drifting metal refrigerators like surfboards through the zero-gravity hallways while using Brandon as a human soccer ball, launching him directly toward the singularity for the entertainment of the viewers. Nuclear disasters: one of the most classic disasters the boys have ever faced, nuclear disasters are pretty common for them to have to not die to. 💥 1. The Global Meltdown Blast (rp_downtown_v4c_vnm) The classic "Nuclear Meltdown" scenario is the absolute centerpiece of their urban survival videos. Located inside heavily populated city maps, a dynamic power plant script is triggered to simulate a total facility failure. The Hazard: A deafening, continuous air-raid siren begins to echo between the skyscrapers, initiating a strict 60-second countdown. The moment the timer hits zero, the screen flashes a blinding, pure white color, the server's frame rate plummets to single digits, and a massive shockwave instantly vaporizes anything caught out in the open. Survival Tactics: Deep Sewer Sheltering: SpyCakes usually leads a frantic, chaotic sprint down into the map’s subterranean concrete sewer pipes. The unmovable map geometry acts as a natural blast shield against the initial nuclear flash. The Vault Trapped Trap: Brandon frequently falls victim to his classic door panic here. In a rush to hide in the city bank vault, Camodo and OB will slam the heavy vault door shut and freeze it from the outside, leaving Brandon to scream as the blast hits. 🟢 2. The Post-Blast Radioactive Fog & Smog Surviving the initial explosion is only half the battle; the immediate aftermath triggers an environmental script that blankets the entire map in a thick, glowing green fog. The Hazard: The green atmosphere carries a lethal "radiation damage over time" aura. Any player stepping out of an airtight room will see their screen shake violently, hear a rapid Geiger counter clicking sound, and watch their health bar rapidly tick down to zero. Survival Tactics: The Cardboard Bunker: Camodo will hilariously run a fraudulent "fallout shelter" business out of his vehicle dealership, trying to sell SpyCakes and OB a crude box made of spawned props. Prop-Sealing Airtight Rooms: To survive the fog, SpyCakes utilizes his precise GMod Tool Gun skills to weld thick metal plates and spawn-screens over every door, window, and crack in their designated safe house, artificially creating an airtight seal to block the toxic gas. 🌊 3. The Boiling Toxic Water Flooding A terrifying combination of a flooding disaster and a nuclear event, usually triggered when an underwater or seaside reactor core explodes, turning the map's water into a glowing, boiling radioactive soup. The Hazard: Unlike normal GMod water physics where players can swim, the toxic water acts as an instant-kill lava texture. Additionally, the boiling water expands, slowly rising up from the streets and filling the lower levels of buildings with radioactive sludge. Survival Tactics: The Hoverball Sky Bridge: Because touching the ground or water means instant death, OB and SpyCakes open their spawn menus to create a floating network of mattresses and shipping containers, stitching them together mid-air with the Weld tool. The Nuclear Thruster Sofa: If the radioactive tide rises too quickly, Camodo will slap four max-power rocket thrusters onto a living room couch. The entire group piles onto the sofa and launches horizontally into the skybox to hover safely above the toxic pool. ☢️ 4. The Megavolt Radiation Lightning Storm An atmospheric anomaly triggered by heavy nuclear fallout, where the radioactive green sky begins to generate highly erratic, heat-seeking green lightning strikes. The Hazard: The lightning actively targets player avatars and metallic objects. A direct strike deals massive kinetic and radiation damage, forcing the player's avatar into a helpless "ragdoll glitch" where they flop around on the floor for ten seconds while completely vulnerable to the surrounding toxic air. Survival Tactics: The Rubber Shielding: The group builds crude overhead umbrellas out of plastic and rubber props spawned from the menu, believing the non-metallic attributes will confuse the storm's targeting AI. The Sacrifice Anchor: Camodo will secretly use his physics gun to attach a massive steel beam or radio tower prop directly to Brandon's back. This turns Brandon into a walking lightning rod, drawing all the strikes away from the bunker so the others can film the vlog safely. The tool-gun: The Tool Gun (officially stylized as the Toolgun) is the most powerful and essential device in the entire Garry’s Mod (GMod) universe. In the context of the group's chaotic survival vlogs, it acts as a reality-warping multi-tool that can create physics, delete matter, or accidentally trigger a server-crashing explosion. 🔫 The Physical Appearance The Tool Gun is built on the framework of a standard Colt Python revolver from Half-Life 2. However, it has been heavily modified with futuristic sci-fi tech:

The Screen: A small, retro electronic screen is welded to the top of the barrel. In the group's universe, this screen displays the active "mod" or setting they are currently running. The Wiring: Exposed red, blue, and yellow wires wrap around the gun's chassis, feeding into a glowing battery pack on the side. The Beam: When fired, it does not shoot bullets. Instead, it emits a bright, instantaneous laser beam accompanied by a distinct, sharp mechanical “PING!” or “BZZZT!” sound effect. 🧰 How the Four Use Its Key Abilities The Tool Gun has dozens of menu options, but SpyCakes, Camodo, OB, and Brandon each use specific tools that match their chaotic personalities:

The Weld Tool (SpyCakes' Primary): This allows the user to permanently fuse two objects together. SpyCakes uses it precisely to attach armor plates to trucks or build solid base walls. OB uses it destructively to weld a nuclear warhead to the back of Camodo's car. The Thruster & Hoverball Tools (Camodo's Primary): This slaps customizable rocket nozzles or anti-gravity balls onto any prop. Camodo uses this tool to instantly turn an ordinary living room couch into a supersonic flying escape vehicle when lava or a tornado strikes. The Remover Tool (Beautiful OB's Primary): A terrifying feature that instantly deletes any object it touches from existence. OB loves to pull out his Tool Gun, point it at a structural beam of a fort SpyCakes spent 20 minutes building, and press the trigger to watch the entire base collapse. The Igniter / Faceposer (The Trolling Tools): The group frequently uses the tool to set each other's character models on fire or permanently freeze their avatar's faces into hilarious, distorted expressions of pure horror while running from a monster. 🚪 The Tool Gun Logic in Their Vlogs In their in-universe vlogs, the Tool Gun is treated like a standard piece of survival equipment that everyone carries in their back pocket, but it comes with hilarious limitations:

The Panic Mis-fire: Whenever Brandon is being chased by a Nextbot, he will frantically try to pull out his Tool Gun to weld a safe house door shut. Because of his signature panic, he almost always selects the wrong setting, accidentally turning the door into a bouncy bouncy-castle prop or setting himself on fire instead. The "Not Up To Code" Excuse: OB treats the Tool Gun like an official clipboard. He will walk into a base, shoot a wall with a dynamic axis tool, declare the building structurally unsafe, and use the remover tool to completely vanish the ceiling. Admin Override: Because SpyCakes is the server host, his Tool Gun holds ultimate authority. If Camodo or OB start abusing their thrusters too much, SpyCakes can use his tool to instantly strip their weapons away, leaving them completely defenseless against the map's natural disasters. More weapons and gear: Beyond the reality-warping Tool Gun, the group relies on a specific arsenal of standard sandbox gear and heavily modded pop-culture weapons to shoot their survival vlogs. 🧲 1. The Physics Gun (The Physgun) If the Tool Gun is their hammer, the Physics Gun is their hands. It is an un-weaponized gravity device that glows with a vibrant, customizable laser beam (SpyCakes usually sports blue, while Camodo or OB use bright green or red). The Power: It allows them to pick up absolutely anything in the universe—from a tiny soda can to a 10-ton city bus—and suspend it effortlessly in mid-air. By pressing a secondary trigger, they can "Freeze" an object completely in time and space, locking it against the laws of gravity. The Vlog Chaos: OB uses it to turn ordinary map props into flying kinetic weapons, lifting up giant dumpsters and throwing them directly at SpyCakes' head. Camodo uses it to neatly line up vehicles at his dealership, while Brandon routinely gets accidentally grabbed by the others and frozen upside down in mid-air during a panic attack. 💥 2. The Custom Nuclear Detonator When a video needs to end or a base needs a complete "renovation," the group bypasses standard explosives and pulls out heavily modded, workshop-downloaded tactical nuclear devices (like the H-Bomb or Nuke mod). The Power: This is a heavy, red-buttoned briefcase or a giant, glowing missile prop. When armed, a computerized voice countdown echoes across the entire server. Upon detonation, it triggers a blinding white flash, a massive mushroom cloud, and drops the server’s frame rate to absolute zero. The Vlog Chaos: OB and Camodo view the nuke as the ultimate comedic punchline. If SpyCakes refuses to pay Camodo for a broken truck, or if Brandon takes too long to find a hiding spot during Hide and Seek, OB will calmly pull out the detonator, look directly into the floating camera rig, and flatten the entire map. 🦖 3. Pop-Culture Villain Weapons (The Slasher Arsenal) During their horror and Hide-and-Seek adventures, whoever is chosen to play the "Monster" receives specialized, highly unbalanced weapons from the GMod workshop to hunt down the other three. The Baldi Ruler: When playing on the schoolhouse map, the hunter gets a wooden ruler that plays a loud, repetitive SLAP... SLAP... SLAP... sound effect. The closer the slaps get to the camera microphone, the faster the monster moves. The Thanos Infinity Gauntlet: A favorite of Camodo's. It gives the user god-like abilities to shoot purple laser beams, turn the other players into blocks of gold, or randomly teleport Brandon directly into a wall. The Garry's Mod Crowbar: The classic, default Half-Life 2 melee weapon. While it does minimal damage, OB treats it like an extension of his own arm, using it to aggressively whack every door, window, and NPC he passes just to make noise. 🔫 4. The Administrative Heavy Artillery (M99 Sniper & RPGs) When Nextbots or giant mutated monsters breach their bases, the group ditches the joke items and pulls out high-tier tactical firearms downloaded from popular weapon packs like TFA or MW Pro. The Power: These guns feature realistic reloading animations, high-caliber damage physics, and explosive capabilities. The M99 Sniper Rifle is frequently used to shoot across massive city maps to pop Nextbots from a mile away. The Vlog Chaos: SpyCakes uses these weapons with actual tactical precision to cover his friends from a rooftop. Meanwhile, Brandon handles them with pure panic—frequently misfiring his RPG rocket launcher directly into a safe house wall, blowing up himself and his entire team instead of the monster. Monsters and other terrors: In the chaotic Garry’s Mod (GMod) vlog universe, the monsters hunted by SpyCakes, Camodo Gaming, Beautiful OB, and The Frustrated Gamer are downloaded straight from the deepest corners of the Steam Workshop. These entities are highly lethal, possess broken AI pathfinding, and are designed to make Brandon scream at maximum volume. 🎨 1. The Trevor Henderson Cryptids These monsters are based on the famous internet horror artist's photorealistic, unsettling illustrations. They typically rely on disturbing limb proportions and atmospheric dread. Siren Head: A towering, skeletal giant with rusty megaphones for a head. It wanders through dark forest or city maps, broadcasting distorted air-raid sirens and radio static. It has the ability to snatch players up with its massive reach and throw their ragdoll avatars across the map. Cartoon Cat: An entities that looks like an old 1930s rubber-hose cartoon character but with razor-sharp teeth and bloodshot eyes. Its signature ability is tracking players through solid walls and stretching its limbs down tight hallways to grab them. The Bridge Worm: A grotesque, pale creature that hides in the dark tunnels, underpasses, and sewers of GMod city maps. It baits the group in with a fake, sad-looking face, only to peel its outer skin back to reveal a giant, fanged maw right as Brandon walks past. 👹 2. The Trollge & Meme Horrors What started as classic, innocent 2010s internet rage comics are transformed into reality-warping, apocalyptic gods within GMod. The Trollge Incident Entities: These are dark, shadowy, giant versions of the classic Trollface. They spawn alongside custom "Incident" text on the screen, bringing apocalyptic scripts with them. They can alter the map's gravity, summon black holes, or turn the sky blood-red while chasing the group down. The Weeping Trollface: A weeping, melting version of the Trollface that stalks dark hallways. It plays distorted, sad music that grows louder as it approaches the camera rig, dealing massive proximity damage before the guys can even see it. 🏃 3. The Nextbots (The 2D Chasers) The absolute staple of their horror survival vlogs. Nextbots are flat, 2D images or gifs that possess hyper-advanced pathfinding AI. They sprint through maps at Mach 3, gliding over obstacles while blasting highly distorted, bass-boosted audio files. Sanic: The original, poorly drawn Sonic the Hedgehog meme. Sanic is incredibly fast, gliding across massive maps like gm_flatgrass in seconds while playing a ruined version of the Green Hill Zone theme. Obunga: An unsettling, distorted image of a human face that stalks claustrophobic maps like the Backrooms. Its silence makes it terrifying, as it can seamlessly round a corner and wipe out the whole team instantly. The Custom Creator Nextbots: Camodo or SpyCakes frequently upload custom Nextbots of each other’s faces or community memes. The ultimate inside joke is being hunted down through an abandoned hospital by a giant, screaming face of Beautiful OB. 🎮 4. Pop-Culture & Indie Game Slashers When the group plays structured "Hide and Seek" or "Slasher" gamemodes, one player or an advanced NPC takes the role of a famous modern horror villain. Baldi (Baldi’s Basics): Stalks the schoolhouse map equipped with his signature wooden ruler. Every SLAP... SLAP... SLAP... sound effect means Baldi is gaining speed. If Brandon gets caught on a door geometry bug, Baldi instantly jumpscares the camera. Granny: An old, bat-wielding NPC that roams custom house and motel maps. She sets bear traps on the floor that lock player avatars in place, leaving them completely vulnerable unless SpyCakes uses his Tool Gun to delete the trap. The FNAF Animatronics: Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy. They are placed in custom pizzeria maps where they stay completely frozen in daytime roleplay, but activate aggressive stealth-pathfinding the second Camodo triggers the "Night Shift" script. 👽 5. Other Beasts (GMod Defaults & Sci-Fi Hazards) The classic entities hardcoded into the Source Engine or sci-fi workshop mods that trigger massive base-defense battles. The SCP Entities (SCP-173 & SCP-096): Encountered in subterranean facility vlogs. SCP-173 (The Statue) can only move when the floating camera or players look away, leading to tense moments where OB accidentally blinks or turns around. SCP-096 (The Shy Guy) stays calm until someone looks at its face, triggering a map-wide screaming sprint where it demolishes their welded security doors to kill the offender. Left 4 Dead Tanks & Antlion Guards: Giant, bullet-sponge behemoths used during zombie apocalypse or stranded island builds. They possess massive kinetic physics, meaning they don't just drain player health—they physically punch their armored trucks, fort walls, and escape couches into pieces. Life in the gmod universe with the boys: 🧙‍♂️ [STATIC BUZZ] "Is this thing on? Welcome back to the vlog, wizards!