The speaker is playing a video game and is excited to be using a new "wine" (likely a power-up or in-game item). They are in a Christmas-themed supermarket and have purchased the wine at a 75% discount. The speaker then proceeds to play the game, trying to hunt down opponents while avoiding "hackers" (cheaters) who are using unfair advantages to gain an upper hand. Despite their best efforts, the speaker is repeatedly thwarted by these hackers and expresses frustration and disappointment. Throughout the video, the speaker also interacts with their audience, wishing them a Merry Christmas and expressing appreciation for their support.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The writer is playing a game, possibly a multiplayer online game.
2. The writer is using a new character or skin called "Ice Age".
3. The writer mentions a "Christmas supermarket" with a 70% discount.
4. The writer chooses three items from the supermarket, including "Ninja White" and "Niell 8 character carton".
5. The writer encounters other players in the game, including a player who is suspected of being a hacker.
6. The writer reports that the suspected hacker is able to shoot through walls and has auto-aim.
7. The writer encounters multiple hackers in the game and reports them.
8. The writer is frustrated with the game due to the presence of hackers.
9. The writer is playing with a new wine, possibly a new game mode or item.
10. The writer is using a vest and a MP 40 in the game.
11. The writer is having trouble catching an enemy player who is quick and elusive.
12. The writer is using a backpack and is on the move, trying to find the enemy player.
13. The writer is trying to stay calm and focused in the game.
14. The writer is interacting with other players, including a player named "Santa".
15. The writer is trying to find and eliminate enemy players, including a player who is hiding in a potted pot.
16. The writer is commenting on the game and the actions of other players as they play.
17. The writer thanks their viewers for watching and supporting them.
18. The writer considers the day to be the "worst day of wine".