The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video recording featuring a gaming session between two individuals, likely recorded in Indonesia.
Here is a concise summary:
The recording starts with the host, Pril, setting up a gaming session with another player, Prilly. They discuss the rules, which include using guns and no cheating. The game seems to be a first-person shooter, and the players engage in a competition.
Throughout the recording, Pril and Prilly interact with each other, making jokes and teasing each other about their gaming skills. Pril occasionally addresses his audience, asking them to subscribe and like the video.
The recording also includes moments where Pril and Prilly discuss personal topics, such as relationships and social media. Pril jokingly asks his viewers if they want to date him and mentions that he has been pranked by someone.
The recording ends with Pril thanking his viewers and asking them to subscribe and like the video. He also mentions that he will be taking a break and invites his audience to join him on another platform, live.me.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is between two individuals, Joy and Prilly.
2. They are playing a game with rules, including the use of guns and a specific game mode.
3. The game has a strong password of "123".
4. The players start with 1500 points and have a blood speed of normal.
5. The game is set to last for 13 rounds.
6. The players can use guns, but not other items like slime or eggs.
7. The game has a "no cheating" rule, but Prilly is accused of cheating.
8. The players can comment below and ask questions during the game.
9. The game is being recorded and will be posted online.
10. The players are competing for a prize, which is not specified.
11. Prilly is given a chance to come back and continue playing.
12. The game has a "loser" who will have to fulfill a condition set by the winner.
13. The condition is that the loser will have to come to the winner's house.
14. The game is being played on a platform called "Live.me".
15. The players are encouraging viewers to subscribe and like their videos.