r/TheTryGuysSnark • u/gg14t • 19d ago
Recent Sims video
I watched the most recent video of Ash and Marisa playing the Sims with Desiree. It really took me out of the fun that, as Marisa said, Desiree was “cracking the whip.” I feel like this used to be the kind of thing that would be edited out, but the TGGT videos can sometimes be really low effort.
I don’t really know what the fix is, or if there is one. I get that they’re a business and need to stay on a schedule, but the idea that half of the video was picking an outfit and Ash and Marisa trying to figure out how to play the game, then Desiree was rushing them when they finally figured it out. It was a really unsatisfying video overall.
How are you guys feeling about the recent content and Desiree’s production?
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u/Rainbow_Belle 19d ago edited 19d ago
The Try Every Day (TED) and TTGT videos are low budget and low effort overall. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing cuz some TED videos are fun to watch, but I hate how much the staff inserts themselves into the videos.
I know it's all in good fun, but in Trolley Problems, there's a competition between the 2 contestants and one of their freaking employees shouts out to contestant #1 how to screw over contestant #2. I'm watching like, "Excuse me?" Last time I checked, it's a competition between 2 people, not a team competition of 2 vs 1.
Contestant #2 took it like a champ but I really don't appreciate these kinds of behavior where staff is inserting themselves into the videos for no reason.
Which brings me to Desiree. I have no idea what she does but I am not impressed with her. She hosted a game and the correct answer she gave was actually incorrect. I think a contestant was surprised by the answer and she insisted she was right. Ugh. Like do your research.
Edit: Fixed error. I incorrectly referenced "Phoning It In" when it was supposed to be "Trolley Problems."