Household object handling hitmen excited! Video maker “Kommander Karl” is at your service to demonstrate, how your everyday objects can be kept as a deadly weapon. If you’ve ever had the urge to touch your cats and shoot them like cannonballs or the desire to shoot meatballs full of sauce in their mouths and pretend to shoot all over the kitchen, Karl has videos reload for you.
Discovering not only a penchant but also an unattainable skill in reloading civilian weapons, Karl wowed FPS fans with his clips. Reloading pretty much anything he can do around the house – vacuum cleaner, pencil sharpener, and Fisher Price toys – Karl has spent hours honing his skills as a device-wielding assassin.
Keeping each item like its own unique weapon, complete with slow-motion idling animation, Karl figured out how to reload what shouldn’t be fired. With health, armor, and ammo adorned at the bottom of the screen, Karl maintains realism in the game, even updating his ammo count on click.
In one tweet talking about the process, he said, “There was some slight editing involved. But I finished reloading in my sad little room in a pretty tough time. I had to practice a lot. ” Karl also reassured everyone that light bulb is really safe. “It actually never broke, that’s the sound effect that I added for comedy. The bulb itself is plastic that I discovered.”
Toasters are not like that lucky, and out of its encounter inability to reheat its bread. “My toaster was completely destroyed. It doesn’t work anymore. – I’ve been very gentle with this thing.”
Working his full-time job as a 3D video game artist, you can find Karl’s family reloads, as well as his opinion on some technical aspects. more art of the game above TikTok and YouTube. For his next adventure, he took his trusty toaster with a Go pro hopes to make videos that follow the bullets as they fly.
