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46 thoughts on “life on hearthstone — the grind”

1. heh, that's me alright

2. I'm so happy that you're back to making Youtube videos. I've followed the channel since you made the first This week in hearthstone and since then, you've been my favourite channel

3. i love you and this

4. These hurt my soul.

5. I want to scream and laugh and cry

6. Your drawing of lips gave my monitor aids.

7. Do you have depression?

8. Wait, so the red flashing frames were intentional ?

9. this is too real

10. Let me just say that I'm so happy that you decided to start make more youtube videos. I haven't played hearthstone in ages but the pure brilliance of these videos is just stunning. What I mean to say is that's me alright.

11. Ironically, I found your videos when I was browsing the Hearthstone reddit for new memes. I can completely relate and they helped me realize that my depressing existence is utterly pointless. Through your videos I found the courage to make preparations to end my suffering once and for all. Thank you so much!

12. bro i don't know what you do for a living, but i think you could actually do well as a voice actor.

13. <3 ur vids mane. havent played hs in years but these vids are still relevant and cool yeah

14. heh, that's me alright

15. I was laughing my ass off, good job on this comedic animation!

16. Holy shit these are amazing. These need more views, even if you don't like hearthstone, it got deep AF at the end. Solid gold.

17. Construction worker with no arms and vertigo has a lot more lore than I was ever expecting, good work Jim

18. FeelsBadMan

19. I love these you need more support. Keep em up!

20. Hey man. Just letting you know your videos are clever, deep, and I am always impressed by whatever you've come up with. Don't stop making these videos, they are genius. Also I know it doesn't mean much coming from a random youtube comment, but I hope life starts going your way soon. All the best x

21. 🙂

22. Could this anime be the next Evangelion?

23. 3 many feels 5 me. Closes kripp tab reopens kripp tab

24. The problem with your videos is that every one of them is a masterpiece and they're all starting to clutter up my favorites playlist.

25. I think this series describes me more accurately than i would be able to describe myself

26. These are incredible, but so so sad.

27. ok fuck this depressing emo shit. one video was ok, but now….

28. Jim is a genius

29. damn this guys good

30. I can't believe someone managed to use hearthstone in something so bloody meanful you sir are a artist

31. Hi! I sent you an email regarding a partnership opportunity. Check it out and let me know what you think.

32. This is really brilliant work. This resonates with the emotional/psychological journey's that happen for an addict. So much is communicated in the subtext. Thank you.

33. Sha, your content is amazing, keep making videos, also love the background score !
    Cheers Mate

34. Fuck I just graduated and….. fuck.

35. By far my favorite part of the series.

36. I feel the pain of the no armed construction worker with ladder vertigo

37. I find my self in the same spot, procrastinating in university and been addicted to blizzard games and loneliness… These vids are gems.

38. I Love you.

39. Pure Gold

40. Wow, i'm loving how deep this video went. Makes you rethink what you're really doing chasing abstract things like degrees

41. This so fucking good, and why stuff like this never ever didnt came to my wall throught months of being on YT?

42. I hope you keep creating content. If you start using another medium let me know. These may be my favorite videos I've seen in the past year. Some late nights I come back to them. They have so much… Feeling. Thank you for creating this series. It honestly may be one of the greatest pieces I've ever seen. It is art. Pure emotion. Pure beauty.

43. wow that was really good!

44. Get out of my head.

45. Much like a construction worker with no arms and vertigo, who is finally sitting down with his boss and saying:
    
    -Look, boss, I appreciate the opportunity, but I have to quit this job. I will be the first to admit that by all appearances, my presence on this worksite is hilarious and I appreciate you making space for work with my disabilities, but I was really hoping for something clerical managerial. I broke down in tears yesterday because I found an essay my seven-year-old wrote. It said "My daddy is my hero because even though he has no arms and vertigo, he builds houses to keep people warm and safe." and he drew a picture of me hammering a nail with my feet. Boss, I did not have the heart to tell him. I wear steel toe boots on the worksite at all times and even if I could articulate a hammer with my toes, there is no way I could generate enough force to drive a nail.
    
    He feels the tears welling due to the destructive nature of masculine worksite culture. He did not allow himself to cry.
    
    -Boss.
    
    He says.
    
    -I did not know how to tell my son that no one uses hammers on commercial worksites anymore either, it's all nail guns.
    
    He stands up. He says:
    -I will leave a letter of resignation on your desk by the end of the week. It takes me a long time to type with my nose.
    
    He turns. And falls over, because he has vertigo.
    
    Much like this poor man, whose life has become simultaneously a hilarious visual joke, but more importantly a living hell,
    much like him you're not going anywhere near the ladder today.

46. This is beaut <3

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