Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
**Content:** A transcript of a live-streamed game of "Scribble" (similar to "Draw My Thing")
**Gameplay:**
* Players take turns drawing a word, and others guess what it is.
* The faster the guess, the more points earned.
* The game consists of 10 rounds.
**Summary of the Stream:**
* The streamer plays with custom words, leading to unusual and challenging drawings.
* Players (including Quack, Carl, George, and others) engage in humorous banter while struggling to guess or draw words correctly.
* The stream is filled with laughter, jokes, and lighthearted teasing among players.
* The game's final moments are highlighted, with players competing closely for points, and the streamer reflecting on the game's outcome.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Game Name**: The game being played is called "Scribble" (similar to "Draw My Thing").
2. **Gameplay**: One player draws a word, and others guess what the drawing represents.
3.. **Scoring**: Faster guesses earn more points.
4. **Rounds**: The game consists of 10 rounds.
5. **Winning Condition**: The player with the most points at the end of the rounds wins.
6. **Custom Words**: The players used custom words for their game.
7. **Subscription Mention**: Only a small percentage of the video's viewers are subscribed.
8. **Number of Letters Hint**: Some words had hints including the number of letters (e.g., "four letters").
9. **Gameplay Duration**: The text spans a significant portion of the game, but the exact start and end times are not specified.
10. **Players Mentioned**:
* The host/narrator (identity not specified in the extracted text).
* George.
* Quack (possibly "Quackity" based on later mentions).
* Jacob.
* Carl.
* Cole.
11. **Drawing Tool Mention**: A "drawing pad" is used for drawing.
12. **Game End**: The last point mentioned is the final one, indicating the game's conclusion.