The given text appears to be a transcription of a live stream or video game commentary, likely from a survival or first-person shooter game. The speaker is playing the game and providing a running commentary on their actions and experiences.
The speaker seems to be in a hostile environment, facing off against other players or non-player characters (NPCs) who are trying to kill them. They are scavenging for resources, building shelter, and trying to stay alive.
Throughout the commentary, the speaker frequently references their own mortality, stating that they are "dead" or "almost dead" due to injuries or lack of resources. They also express frustration and annoyance at other players or the game's mechanics.
The speaker also takes breaks from the game to discuss other topics, such as their favorite games, their desire to improve their skills, and their appreciation for the game's survival mechanics.
The commentary is often fragmented and disjointed, with the speaker jumping between different topics and ideas. However, it provides a glimpse into the mind of a gamer as they navigate a challenging and immersive game world.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There are 12 dead people.
2. The narrator wants to build a house using wood.
3. The narrator has a crossbow.
4. The narrator wants to kill people who have SMGs (Submachine Guns).
5. The narrator is playing a game called "rus" which is a shooter and survival western game.
6. The narrator likes the game "rus" and also "force night live online".
7. The narrator has been killed in the game and is bleeding.
8. The narrator has a shotgun and is looking for shotgun bullets.
9. The narrator's house has a level 30 edge.
10. The narrator has a force that can pull.
11. The narrator's server has been disconnected.
12. The narrator has to find another friend to play with because their previous friend doesn't want to play anymore.
13. The narrator is stuck in a case and can't get out.
14. The narrator's house has been lost and they have to find another one.
15. The narrator has to wait at least two days to get back to their normal game activities.
Note: These facts are based on the provided text and may not be comprehensive or accurate, as the text appears to be a stream-of-consciousness narrative with some incoherent and fragmented sentences.