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@ssepticeyesean
I Need Your Help!
ATTENTION! This Saturday, April 13th, I will be doing a 12 hour charity stream for Crisis Textline!
We’re setting the goal higher than ever this time at a big $25,000! Be there and help destroy this goal and raise money for an awesome cause!
Starts at 9am PST over on http://www.YouTube.com/CrankGameplays :)
Ps: for the first time in years there will also be charity merch! All proceeds will go directly to Crisis Textline :)
The Great Side of Video Games
I’m tired of everyone in the news media trying to show that video games are TEH BAD and somehow if you play them, you’re TEH EVIL.
So I’m making a LIST. The next time someone tells you that video games are evil, share this with them. I’ll add to it periodically.
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VIDEO GAMES
Games that teach empathy
Undertale - A game that encourages the player to befriend, not kill, his enemies.
Papers Please - A game that forces the player to make tough moral decisions.
Stardew Valley - A game that teaches empathy with animals, plants, and the villagers you live with.
The Last of Us - A game where the main character faces extreme PTSD and relearns empathy and love throughout the game.
Games that are pure art
Ori and the Blind Forest
Journey
Okami
Abzu
Shadow of the Colossus
Flower
Child of Light
Games that teach history
Assassin’s Creed - Games set in historical settings. Each game has elements where you can investigate a building, a person, or a location and learn more about it’s real life history. Games take place in Jerusalem, New England, the Caribbean, Florence, Rome, Egypt, London, France, and many other places during important historical events such as the Renaissance, the War for Independence, the Golden Age of Piracy, and other important events.
Brothers in Arms, Road to Hill 30 - Based on the true story of two important groups of soldiers during World War II.
Battlefield One - The opening of this game paints the tragedy, fear, and destructive nature of war in a dark, realistic light.
Games that encourage reading
Pokemon - Games that are strictly text based - no voice acting. Pokemon games need players to have a command of their language in order to play, since cut scenes, directions, story, battling, Pokemon, and all ways to play require reading.
Final Fantasy 1-9 - Games are strictly text based. Players need to have an understanding of reading to understand play, cut scenes, directions, and story.
Games that incorporate social commentary
Grand Theft Auto V - Grand Theft Auto uses subtle game tactics to bring to light the issues with social media, consumerism, drugs, biased news, parenting problems, greed, reality TV, adultery, and many more.
The Metal Gear Series - Metal Gear games explore social commentary about war, human nature, child soldiers, violence for the greater good and the positives and negatives of advancing technology.
Choice-based games with a literary theme
Detroit: Become Human - Discusses slavery, what it means to be human, the consequences of choices, empathy, love, freedom, non-violent protests vs. violent protests, and abuse, and domestic violence. Uses deep literary themes to drive the story.
LA Noire - Uses choices to explore police cases in 1940s LA, and requires logic, empathy, and detective work to solve cases. Uses deep literary themes and strong characters to drive the story.
Heavy Rain - Uses choice to discover the location of the Origami killer and save your son. Uses deep literary themes and strong characters to drive the story.
GAMERS
Charity Livestreams are donation based - gamers and fans of YouTube personalities donate over the course of the stream to raise money for a valuable cause.
GAME GRUMPS
Charity auction, 2013 - $7,000 raised for Child’s Play, which benefits children in hospitals and shelters.
Charity Reality Show, 2015 - $5,000 raised for cancer research.
Charity Live Stream, 2015 - $70,000 raised for Healing Horse Therapy Center, which uses horses to help veterans, families with special needs children, and provide therapy for mental, physical, and psychological help.
Charity Live Stream, 2016 - $155,000 raised for Crisis Text Line, a free service that provide suicide prevention help through text.
Charity Live Stream, 2016 - $47,000 raised for Mercury Phoenix Trust, an organization that helps fight and raise awareness for HIV/AIDS, in Freddie Mercury’s honor.
Charity Live Stream, 2016 - $32,000 raised with Hot Pepper Gaming for Camp Kesem.
Charity Live Stream, 2018 - $80,000 raised for Crisis Text Line, and possibly more once T-shirt sales are taken into account.
Charity Live Stream, 2018 - $40,000 raised for Camp Kesem, a camping service provided to children whose parents are fighting cancer.
GAME GRUMP FANS
Fan driven Game Grumps Art Zine - $3,000 raised for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital.
INDIVIDUAL MEMBER LIVESTREAMS AND CHARITIES
Egoraptor Charity Live Stream, 2019 - $55,000+ raised for Healing Horse Therapy Center.Â
JACKSEPTICEYE
@therealjacksepticeye
Charity Live Stream, January 2018 - $227,000 raised for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Charity Live Stream, February 2018 - $110,500 raised for Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance.
Charity Live Stream, April 2018 - $152,800 raised for Gamechanger, a charity that uses games and technology to help hospitalized kids.
Charity Live Stream, May 2018 - $115, 900 raised for Charity: Water.
Charity Live Stream, June 2018 - $151,600 raised for AbleGamers, a charity that gives disabled gamers the equipment needed to play games.
Charity Live Stream, August 2018 - $112,000 raised for St. Jude’s Children Hospitals.
Charity Live Stream, February 2019 - $86,000 raised for Gamers Outreach.
Jacksepticeye is known for the #PMA or #PositiveMentalAttitude movement, which encourages people to have a positive attitude, regardless of their situation. This movement has helped many people around the world and has opened dialogue for talking about mental illness.
Jack has also posted videos interviewing therapists to answer important questions about mental health.
MARKIPLIER
@markiplier
Charity Live Stream, January 2017 - $125,600 raised for Human Rights Campaign.
Charity Live Stream, February 2017 - $115,700 raised for St. Jude’s Children Hospitals.
Charity Live Stream, March 2017 - $254,600 raised for  Charity: Water.
Charity Live Stream, April 2017 - $123,000 raised for Environmental Defense Fund.
Charity Live Stream, May 2017 - $198,300 raised for  Gamechanger, a charity that uses games and technology to help hospitalized kids.
Charity Live Stream, August 2017 - $108,500 raised for Joyful Heart Foundation which helps victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, and child abuse. Â
Charity Live Stream, September 2017 - $74,000 raised for Direct Relief.
Charity Live Stream, October 2017 - $107,000 raised for the National MPS Society.
Charity Live Stream, November 2017 - $422,700 for Save the Children.
Charity Live Stream, Feb 2019 - $500,000 raised for My Friend’s Place, which helps homeless teens in need.Â
Mark has also done many other charities on Twitch, though the numbers are not immediately available.
CLOAK
Jacksepticeye and Markiplier also have a brand name clothing line that works with local communities and charities, including Heal the Bay, which does work on beach cleanup.
GAME THEORY (MatPat)
Charity Drive for Hurricane Relief, Oct 2017 - $15,000 raised.
Charity Streaming for St. Judes, Oct 2015 - (final numbers not available)
GAME RELATED CHARITIES
Gamers for Good make games, art books, and other game related products to raise money for a variety of charities. They also have days where they help at various places of need, such as the Ronald McDonald house, soup kitchens, veteran’s shelters, and poor cities in need.
Games Done Quick does speed runs for various charities, including Doctors Without Borders and cancer research funds. This charity has been going on for seven years and has a yearly event.
Child’s Play exists to help enrich the lives of hospital bound children through the power of games and the generosity of gamers.
AbleGamers uses funds and technology to create controls for disabled gamers to be able to game.
GameChanger helps hospital bound children play video games for play, learning, socialization, and ease of pain and suffering.
ANYONE HAVE ANY GAMERS/GAMES/STREAMS/CHARITIES THAT I MISSED? Please send it to me and I’ll add it to the list! Please provide a SOURCE for anything you suggest! SPREAD THE WORLD!
Updated this a little! Clearly I need to update it more though, lol.
Forever reblog!!!
(Please spread the website jsepaxproject.wixsite.com/forjack to @therealjacksepticeye for me because I was unable to give him the letter with the website url because PAX changed the rules last minute!)
http://jsepaxproject.wixsite.com/forjack
PAX East is an incredible experience that I won’t ever forget.
I was able to meet my sister across the sea @juliakaizer. To actually be able to just talk and hang out in person fuckin blew my mind. It’s crazy to think it’s been nearly a year since we started talking and now, you are one of my best friends, my sister.
What truly made my experience at PAX wasn’t the games showcased (though they were so god damn cool to see), but the people that I met there. The JSE community is filled with a diverse group of people, from different backgrounds and age groups, but who can come together with our shared interests. Being surrounded by people who like the same exact thing as you do was an incredible feeling to have. It’s like being a part of a big ol’ family, full of inside jokes everyone understands and laughs at. I felt at home. I laughed my ass off (@mrcamillaa you cock you), but also had more serious, but still good conversations with so many wonderful people. I love you all. Thank you for making my PAX experience absolutely amazing.
And of course, meeting Jack was the cherry on top of all my experiences. I saw the person who helped make my days brighter and enabled me to meet so many incredible people. Jack is an absolute sweetheart, meeting 600 people and going overtime by nearly two hours just so each person got their moment. I love him even more because of that. Gab is the sweetest and I really like her a lot. Her and Jack deserve all the happiness in the world. Robin is a cutie as well and so funny! He was talking about making an editor’s panel at pax but they said no because they didn’t think people would come to it. Can we all just email pax to make that happen because I would go to that panel in a heartbeat!!
Overall, PAX East is something that I will cherish forever. I love this amazing community.
(If someone doesn’t want their picture up here, please tell me and I’ll make sure to remove it ASAP)
(Please spread the website jsepaxproject.wixsite.com/forjack to @therealjacksepticeye for me because I was unable to give him the letter with the website url because PAX changed the rules last minute!)
PAX East is an incredible experience that I won’t ever forget.
I was able to meet my sister across the sea @juliakaizer. To actually be able to just talk and hang out in person fuckin blew my mind. It’s crazy to think it’s been nearly a year since we started talking and now, you are one of my best friends, my sister.
What truly made my experience at PAX wasn’t the games showcased (though they were so god damn cool to see), but the people that I met there. The JSE community is filled with a diverse group of people, from different backgrounds and age groups, but who can come together with our shared interests. Being surrounded by people who like the same exact thing as you do was an incredible feeling to have. It’s like being a part of a big ol’ family, full of inside jokes everyone understands and laughs at. I felt at home. I laughed my ass off (@mrcamillaa you cock you), but also had more serious, but still good conversations with so many wonderful people. I love you all. Thank you for making my PAX experience absolutely amazing.
And of course, meeting Jack was the cherry on top of all my experiences. I saw the person who helped make my days brighter and enabled me to meet so many incredible people. Jack is an absolute sweetheart, meeting 600 people and going overtime by nearly two hours just so each person got their moment. I love him even more because of that. Gab is the sweetest and I really like her a lot. Her and Jack deserve all the happiness in the world. Robin is a cutie as well and so funny! He was talking about making an editor’s panel at pax but they said no because they didn’t think people would come to it. Can we all just email pax to make that happen because I would go to that panel in a heartbeat!!
Overall, PAX East is something that I will cherish forever. I love this amazing community.
(If someone doesn’t want their picture up here, please tell me and I’ll make sure to remove it ASAP)
SO good to meet all of you amazing people this morning! Including @kasper-the-ghost, @mrcamillaa, @ssepticeyesean, @juliakaizer, @lunasilvereye, @septicpilots96, and others! (So sorry I didn’t grab y’alls users!!) y’all are awesome💚
So the first day of Pax is over and man was it an awesome day!
I really liked Arins speech about fear. I can’t remember the exact words, but it was something along the line with “passion over fear”. And that really hit me right in the feels. I have been TERRIFIED about this trip and going way way waaaay out of my comfort zone but man am I glad that I did it. I choosed my passion for this community and games over the fears of travelling alone and it have already brought me memories I will cherish for the rest if my life (and yes I did start to cry as a little baby during the speech).
I meet so many amazing people from the community and had such a great time. And this was only the first day, I cant wait to se how the rest of the weekend will be.
Thank you @septicpilots96 @kasper-the-ghost @mrcamillaa @juliakaizer @ssepticeyesean @thatonegirrl16 @dynastiaphotography (and everyone else who I missed to tag) for making my day awesome💚❤
I love guys ❤️💚
For those who haven’t seen it, this the the battle of egos series I did a while back for my friend @juliakaizerÂ
It was a choice driven editing series I did on instagram featuring our favorite JSE egos ;)
@therealjacksepticeye
hello humans
I have finally made myself a tumblr! I’m probably just gonna post mah edits and stuff on here as well as maybe get Tumblr involved in the J vs M stuff I’m doing on Instagram and YouTube. I’m excited to get started :)
