Liron Lockheart Clears Every Ending of Night Bus, Then Announces Moderator Applications
A YouTube chat outage interrupted the stream midway, and he said he looked up how to unlock the last endings.
FIRST STAGE PRODUCTION — Liron Lockheart of FIRST STAGE PRODUCTION’s Lamentus generation unlocked every ending of the horror game Night Bus on Sunday, and said he had finished 100 percent of the game in less than two hours. He played a bus driver who has to pick up passengers, open the door at each stop and, per the game’s warnings, avoid looking back.
He had endings one and two by about 1 hour 17 minutes into the stream. After deciding to ignore every passenger and getting fired for not doing the job, he counted endings one, two and five and said he was missing three and four. He then searched online for how to get the rest, reached ending three soon after, and said at about 1 hour 47 minutes that he had all of them. He conceded he had cheated on the last two.
“I will always choose you, every single universe, on every single timeline.” — Liron Lockheart, closing the stream
The run was interrupted about 41 minutes in, when YouTube chat stopped working for viewers while the stream itself kept running. Lockheart asked viewers on social media whether the chat was down, told the audience he would pretend they were chatting, and refreshed a post to read what they were saying. Chat came back at roughly the 48-minute mark, and he told viewers he had missed them.
Later in the stream he said a moderator application form would be posted on Twitter that night. He said he might pick about two people, depending on management, that there would be no interview, and that applicants’ usernames and past chat messages would be checked. He also said the channel had rarely needed moderators. He teased that his next job would be flying a plane, and said that next week’s streams could start later than usual because of something he and the other Lamentus members had been preparing.
The stream drew 6,630 chat messages and 15 paid messages. Lockheart ended it earlier than planned, saying he had deadlines to meet.
Viewers filled the chat with jokes about his driving and cheered when chat returned.
This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic captions and chat replay. Quotations may contain transcription errors; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.