The summary is:
The user is playing a game called Plague Inc. where they have to create a nano virus that can infect and kill the entire human population before a cure is developed. The user explains the game mechanics, such as choosing genes, symptoms, transmissions and abilities for the virus. The user names the virus C3P2 Farts and starts it in Russia. The user struggles to infect other countries and stop the cure progress, but eventually manages to use some skills that sabotage the cure and increase the infectivity. The user then adds some lethal symptoms and watches as humanity dies. The user celebrates the victory and says that the next virus is bio weapon. The user asks for likes and ends the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video about playing a game, possibly Plague Inc.
2. The player is trying to infect the world with a nano virus.
3. The player starts in Russia and chooses to transmit the virus through water.
4. The player has a limited number of DNA points to spend on upgrading the virus.
5. The player's goal is to infect the entire world before a cure is found.
6. The player uses various strategies to increase the virus's infectivity and mortality rates.
7. The player's progress is measured by the percentage of the world's population infected and the percentage of the cure developed.
8. The player encounters various obstacles, including the cure being developed and the virus's infectivity being reduced.
9. The player uses different symptoms and transmissions to try to infect the entire world.
10. The player eventually succeeds in infecting the entire world and killing off humanity.
11. The game is won when the player infects the last remaining healthy person.
12. The player reflects on their strategy and how they managed to win the game.
13. The player mentions that the nano virus had a feature that interrupted the cure's development, allowing them to win the game.
14. The player thanks their viewers for their support and hints at playing another game in the future.
Note that these facts only include objective information and do not include the player's opinions or subjective comments.