Biography
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History
On June 27th, 2018, Ouachita_Mountains made their account and made their game "Disturbance" on the same day. On August 8th, Flamingo made a video featuring Ouachita's game, which resulted in the owner gaining popularity; his visits count has risen from 450+ up to 5700+.
Appearance
Throughout their history, Ouachita had three appearances. In the first one, they weren't wearing anything. Their head and arms were "Sand Blue", their torso was "Bright Blue", and their legs were "Dark taupe". In the second one, they added the "Mountain" t-shirt.
The most recent outfit consists of the "Headlamp" accessory and the previously mentioned "Mountain" t-shirt. Their head and arms are "Metallic Black", their torso is "Black", and their legs are "Dark Stone Grey".
Personality and Traits
Ouachita is very quiet around other people. They sometimes follow them and watch their actions.
Game
Disturbance (private)
The game takes place on a not-so-high mountain with a few signs of nature residing there (single trees). Around the place the player can find multiple dead bodies, some of them are hidden under the ground, some are fastened to walls. The player can find, as well, a radio, a giant campfire, a ghostly creature, graves, many crosses, and many more unusual things. There are also four notes, each of them written in another language: one in Belarusian, one in Hebrew, one in Arabic, and the last one in an unknown language. The following translations: "You will find three, in a sea of lies", "The secrets will be released, soon they will be sealed", and "And on your left it will lead you to nowhere but if you take the right, it's your correct path".
Theories
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Trivia
- It is said, that Ouachita_Mountains' account is owned by Activvity.
- Activvity "confirmed it" in the Robloxian Myth Hunters Discord server, however, it is unknown if he said it as a joke or not.
- Their name is based on a real place called the Ouachita Mountains.
Gallery
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