NEW SHREK HORROR GAME...

PLAYING THE NEW SHREK HORROR GAME... (it is so onion)

What’s up MA DUDES!!!! How is it going today? Today we are going to be playing The NEW SHREK HORROR GAME!!! Yup, today we are dealing with SHREK! In this new indie horror game, we are stuck in the forest with Shrek as we have to collect a bunch of things. From onions and burgers, and even apples, we are trying to avoid Shrek and escape! This game is so full of funny moments and weird cutscenes haha. Hopefully we can glitch things out and break the game as we make our own funny moments along the way! Join me on this amazing and funny adventure to discover what happens when we play the NEW SHREK HORROR GAME!!! Enjoy.
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Songs by Kevin Macleod

Ending: Back Again by LEMMiNO

[NOTNEEDEDNAME]

0:12 WOW I LOVE THIS DAKBLAKE AND WHOEVER EDITED THAT SCENE I LOVEY DIS

[somebodythatiusetoknow]

7:07 he’s getting his steps in and the fact he tried talking to ya after he found ya in the closet 😂😂😂😂17:33

[amirtahaabbasi]

If you are not bored of this game please make part 2 for it🥹

[AuriDeAardappel-fhsu]

Me seeing the title: what? its onion?
me at the end of the video:

[Crystal_gem_Amethyst]

I love how dakblake never fails to make me smile when I’m sad or just bored ❤❤

[Veterans_Official]

*WATCHING PAINT DRY*
Chapter 1: The Dynamics of Drying
Section 1: Understanding the Process

Part 2: Environmental Factors in Drying

The process of paint drying is far more complex than it may appear at first glance. In this part, we will examine the various environmental factors that influence the drying time of paint, particularly when applied to porous surfaces such as brick. By isolating these factors, we can better understand how different conditions affect the speed and quality of drying.

Temperature: A Primary Influence
Temperature is perhaps the most significant factor in the drying of paint. The rate of evaporation—the key process in drying—is directly influenced by ambient temperature. Higher temperatures provide energy that accelerates the evaporation of water or solvents from the paint. In contrast, colder temperatures slow the process, sometimes leading to incomplete drying, which can affect the finish and durability of the paint.

In the case of our isolated brick wall, the temperature is moderate, around 25°C (77°F), which is typical of a summer afternoon. This moderate warmth is ideal for consistent drying. In extremely high temperatures, such as 35°C (95°F) or above, the paint would dry too quickly on the surface, leading to a phenomenon known as "skinning, " where the top layer dries before the inner layers. This can cause issues such as cracking or peeling. On the other hand, cooler temperatures, below 10°C (50°F), can cause the paint to stay wet for an extended period, potentially leading to uneven drying and reduced adhesion.

Humidity: Controlling the Moisture in the Air
Humidity—the amount of moisture in the air—plays a critical role in the drying process. In high-humidity environments, the air is saturated with water vapor, which slows the rate of evaporation. The moisture in the air competes with the moisture in the paint, causing the paint to remain wet for longer.

On this particular day, the humidity is low, approximately 30%, which encourages rapid drying. Low humidity levels allow for faster evaporation, meaning the paint is more likely to dry evenly and thoroughly. In contrast, if the humidity were high, around 70% or more, the drying process could be delayed significantly. High humidity can also lead to condensation forming on the surface, particularly overnight, which would further delay the drying time and may even cause defects in the paint film, such as blistering or bubbling.

Wind Speed: The Effect of Air Movement
The movement of air across the surface of the painted brick wall also contributes to drying. A gentle breeze can aid evaporation by constantly replacing the air in contact with the wet paint with drier air, speeding up the process. However, strong winds may have negative effects, such as causing dust or debris to settle on the wet paint, potentially ruining the smoothness of the finish.

In this case, the wind is minimal, with a light breeze moving at about 5 kilometers per hour (3 miles per hour). This light movement provides enough ventilation to enhance drying without disturbing the surface. If the wind were stronger, exceeding 15 kilometers per hour (9 miles per hour), it might dry the paint too quickly in some areas, leading to inconsistencies across the wall.

Sunlight: Direct Exposure vs. Shade
The drying of paint is also influenced by the amount of sunlight the surface receives. Direct sunlight accelerates the drying process by increasing the temperature of the wall, while shaded areas will experience a slower rate of evaporation due to the cooler conditions.

On this remote wall, the sun is casting uneven light. One side of the wall is fully exposed to sunlight, while the other is partially in shade, allowing us to observe the differences in drying rates. The sunlit side dries noticeably faster, with the paint losing its glossy sheen within a few hours, while the shaded side remains wet for a longer period. This discrepancy highlights the importance of consistent light exposure when painting large surfaces.

Conclusion
Environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and sunlight are critical variables in the drying process of paint. Each factor can either accelerate or delay the process, often in subtle but measurable ways. By understanding these influences, one can better predict drying times and anticipate potential issues with the paint’s finish and durability. For anyone working with paint, whether on a small project or a large-scale surface, awareness of the surrounding environmental conditions is essential for achieving a smooth, even, and long-lasting result.

[Darkside_of-trollface]

dakblake makes the games more funny 😂😂😂

[ILIKECOOKIES]

LET'S GET DAK BLAKE TO 3M SUB'S!!!

[CalebS-ti]

Dakblake can you play that Creepy spongebob 2 horror game again pls

[Samadhi-me]

SLAY WHEN YOU WANNN SLAY A SLAY GIRLLLL SLAYYYY GIRLLLL SLAYYYY GIRLLLL

[amandabenskin]

Awesome beatbox 3:35 minutes in the video

[kpsuperstar]

DAK I'M SO HAPPY YOU NEARLY HIT 3 MILLION!! I'M SO EXITED TO watch you're LIVESTREAM

[Tf_red_sniper]

Its been more then 2 years and we finally get another shrek horror game
YES

[noah-aw-c]

Dakblake i always like your vids And always make me laugh and smile!

[ThatGuyWithACat]

Shrek welcome in I have apples for you

[ellaprice]

Hey dak can one of your next vids be filling the neighbors house with Jelly/Jello.

[Sour_animations]

This is why i love watching dakblake, he always makes horror games funny, and it makes me laugh until i pass out.

[BOHOR.M]

AHHAHAHAAHAHHAAHHAHAHA SHREK JS MAKES ME LAUGH AND DAKBLAKE IS FUNNIER LOL