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-Deadwater Gaming is a channel on YouTube primarily focused around [[lb:Half-Life]] content.
+<dfn>Deadwater Gaming</dfn> is a channel on YouTube primarily focused around [[lb:Half-Life]] content. It is run and edited by **Timbleweebs**, though he is often joined by **Mahogany**.
+===== Personal Evaluation =====
 What I find fun about the channel is that it gives off a very ‘bro’ feeling, seeing as you primarily see two guys playing a game together...but it's not like co-op most of the time.
+The style of content here is very particular...I mentioned it above, but it's two guys who play the same game together over the internet, taking turns to do so. It's very unusual, but it works surprisingly well.
+As I mentioned in the opening section, they primarily play Half-Life-themed stuff. So that's mostly mods and related games. And this is in spite of the fact Mahogany isn't a Half-Life fan, and Timble doesn't seem to enjoy playing only Half-Life games. Though Timble is also very professional (which is an unexpected yet pleasant surprise considering his voice, no offense to Timble), so he understands that even if he doesn't like playing //only// Half-Life...it's his job, so he plays it anyway. While I understand this perspective, I wouldn't mind seeing them play other Valve-related properties (besides Portal) like Left 4 Dead, which I think also has a decent modding community.
+The humor is very 'chill' and also quite particular, so you either like it and like it...or you warm up to it...or you just don't get it and move on.
+===== Trivilinks =====
+  * I'll put a link to the channel here soon I swear.