[ASMR] Relic Collector Roleplay, Pt 2 (Sci-Fi, Whispered)

Channel:

Captain ASMR

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Published on April 23, 2019 1:00:03 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJLsbgKR7YQ

Game:

The Relic (2011)

Duration: 17:36

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"Dear Mr. ZoidBok, aka "The Relic Collector"
I have not yet received payment for the Artifacts I brought you last cycle, nor have any of your people gotten in contact with me. If we hadn't worked together previously, I would assume you had conned me somehow, but because I know you better than that I am worried that something has happened.

If you receive this Script, please respond. Take whatever time you need to pay me, but just make sure that you DO.

I hope to god that the Constants didn't finally catch up to you."



Had a lot of you that really loved my Relic Collector video from last week, and I was hoping you would because I have a multiple Episode series planned for it. So here is Part 2!


Thank you for watching!


This is your captain signing off



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If you're unfamiliar with ASMR, I'll do my best to explain.
ASMR (Or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response if you want to sound smart) is the given name for a tingly sensation felt in the scalp triggered by soft noises like tapping, whispering, light scratching, clicking and so on. I've found it helpful to use nails on a chalkboard as a good example of a strong physical feeling reacting to a sound, just imagine the polar opposite of that. Instead of a very harsh terrible sound shooting chills up your spine, ASMR is a very pleasant tingle starting on your scalp and moving down your spine as a reaction to very soft, quiet and gentle sounds.

However, not everyone can experience these ASMR "tingles" (theyre reel giys, i sware.) In fact its been estimated that roughly only 10% - 20% of people can experience it. Whether or not it can be developed or is just something you were born with, no one can say for sure.

For those that can't experience it, I'm sorry friend, it is a very nice feeling.
However, a large portion of ASMR viewers cannot actually experience ASMR. Or maybe at one point could, but can't anymore. (See: ASMR Immunity) They watch the videos because, tingles or not, the videos are always centered around being calm and relaxing. They're perfect for watching when you're having trouble sleeping. They can effectively take your mind off of everything, and lull you into a sleep.

Its pretty neat stuff! Hopefully this all makes sense, whoever you are. Thanks for being here!

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