Jack, a game called "Songs for a hero" is a must play for you, i guarantee you gonna love it. It's a musical game and your whole adventure and every action is narrated trough a song so very entertaining.
I love how the fuel gauge literally is used as a sign of emotion in the end it had the look of someone passing away. A old sad but understanding look and as the night comes the last final light of your freind who's pulled you through so much goes out. He did his job brought you where you needed to be atta boy Thomas you did good rest easy old friend you deserve it.
Completely agree, by the end when only half of the vehicle was left, I wandered off a little bit and He inched towards me with the sail and that broke me internally. A vehicle made me feel more emotion than anything else.
54:15 The "little thing in the foreground and the massive thing in the background" could be described as "size-dominant background" using art terms, but maybe a one-word term that would apply (but in a less specific way) is "sublime" (in philosophy, literature, and the arts, the sublime refers to "a quality of greatness that is beyond all calculation, awe-inspiring or worthy of reverence"). Seeing the scale of the world and realizing things are so much bigger than you is awe-inspiring, after all.
Hail shouldn't set the sails on fire though, I would think. I've never had it set anything on fire around me, including my car when I've had to drive through it. It did really resemble hail in form and sound, I agree, but I also thought Seán was right that it had an acid nature to it since the sails had to be continuously doused with water so as not to set on fire. Since the rest of the weather was pretty transient and intense and a bit dystopian I wouldn't be surprised if it was acid hail of some sort. But I have absolutely no idea, I'm just guessing :)
@@sunstripe85 well it was not the sail that was on fire though, it was the machine which controlled that operated the sail that broke, and i don't know about you, but i am quite sure that when something like a machine ,which is using some kind of fuel or electricity is really damaged a lot, it has the habit of starting fire.
Honestly hearing about the people who resolutely refuse to stop living in nuclear fallout zones or similar, simply because that's where they've always lived, this kind of reminds me of that. The main character doesn't want to leave their home behind, because that's where their loved one is buried. Then they think there's no point going because everyone has already left without them. Only to get to their destination and find out everyone else was just waiting for them to make the decision in their own time
In literature at least we call that forced perspective “the sublime”, where you’re overpowered with emotion because of an enormous, humbling thing. Poets of the 1800s talked about it with nature and it comes up a lot in stuff from that time :)
Yeah, same with philosophy and art. The sublime refers to some greatness beyond what we can possibly measure, and it’s basically exactly what Seán was describing in that part of the game, the vastness beyond us and the amazement/humility we feel when observing it. I get it when I look at pictures from the Hubble telescope or read about the infinite nature of the universe
What a lovely and cozy "movie time with Sean" vibe this had. Watched the whole thing in one sitting though that wasn't the intention when I hit 'play'. Well done and rust in peace, Thomas.
It was genuinely way better than some movies. I just downloaded the game after watching like 10 mins of this, but instead of playing it myself I just watched the whole thing here.
This is making me irrationally angry lol Every time he's wincing because he's about to slam into something at full speed I'm sitting here like "THE BRAKE, JACK! YOU HAVE A BRAKE! YOU CAN PREVENT THIS!"
I actually like the fact that at the end of this game, the water started to rise and the rocks you just ran across sink beneath the surface as the "tide changes". (Part 2 is called Changing Tides)
in my eyes the analogy is essentialy that we grow very attached to anyone or anything when going through tough times together, supporting and helping each other, so much that loosing them or it, hurts more
Yeah yeah that's an awesome idea. And the part when your ship/train is wrecked you light up a light and and move on meaning that you need to move on even when that someone/something is ended
Me: (sees an obstacle in the way of the vehicle) “oh surely jack will hit the bra- Jack: THIS IS WHERE WE HOLD THEM… THIS IS WHERE WE FIGHT… MAN THESE SHIELDS BOYS AHOOOOO
There is a second part coming out to this game in a couple of weeks, i really hope jack plays it!! Missed this type of game on this channel, really bought back memories Edit: thanks for all the likes guys! everyone getting on the HYPE TRAIN
That's one of the things I like about the micromanagement in this game - you can never screw yourself over with your fuel management. Even if you run out because you just don't pick any up, you can tow the train to the next one by hand. It'll be slow, but it's doable.
I really do adore these long, atmospheric and almost silent kinds of games. So glad Sean does too. We need more games like this that really just makes you think and immerses you in the ambience of it all.
the end was so tense, I kept waiting like "where's the horn, they have to give us a fog horn or something, they can't just end it like this!" and when the horn came I felt so much relief XD
In the beginning I was very skeptical, I thought it would be too simplistic for my liking but I’m glad I stuck around. The art style and the music and the visual storytelling was phenomenal. Seriously underrated game, I had never heard of it until now. I really like your take on it representing an afterlife journey, but I interpreted it more as perhaps a journey through grief. In the beginning I’m pretty sure that was the grave of a close loved one the person was at, which is what sparked the thought it could be a journey through grief. The first stage of grief is obviously denial, which I think the character may have already gone through and now had shifted into the anger stage of grief when we start the game. The first actual colour that wasn’t a shade of grey or black that we see is red, which is associated with anger. Then we shift into the bargaining stage as we start to see more colours in the blue isles again. After that comes the depression phase, which represents the darker colour pallet again with the occasional reds. Then finally the last stage is acceptance, your train boat is destroyed and you choose to leave it behind and move forward again by lighting the beacon and rekindling your hope and happiness. Those are just my thoughts, it definitely seems like a game where the interpretations are up to you! No one is right or wrong :)
THE SEQUEL IS OUT IN 2 WEEKS FROM WRITING THIS COMMENT , jack.. You know what we need. Or not its up to you but this game was amazing. And another 2 hour video about it would be epic. Apparently this one is about boats. So cya there -maybe- Jack!
I JUST finished playing it and omG my heart feels so whole but empty, already miss the simple yet fun gameplay and beautiful art 😭 I really hope he plays it! The ended helps things make a tad more sense
Ah, I missed these long chill playthroughs. Got me some tomato soup, a comfy spot to sit, and a cold winter day outside to make this extra cozy. This is gonna be a good video.
Oh my god this game is so beautiful. The way it has no color for so long and then the sun rises and your just hit with the beautiful colors of the sunrise. Just amazing
Seán: "Is that acid rain!?" No that is definitely hail given the fact that it shows solid pieces of ice falling, the specific sound when it's hitting the ground, and the fact that it bounces.
@@flygirl6048 He thought it was acid rain, that's why he said that. With the expectation that in the future we'll probably have some sort of acid rain that becomes a real problem.
Its been several years since I last watched Jack, I remember being obsessed back when I was around 8 watching his Slither content, now at age 16, this video popped up on my recommended and so I took a look at the runtime, made myself comfy with some homework, and enjoyed the ride, Its been a while old friend, thank you for all the content of the years that so many millions have gotten to enjoy.. this is a beautiful game and I had bought and played it shortly before watching this, it was so fun getting to see you enjoying the interactive story this this presents, lots of love from down south, I hope you and everyone reading this is well in these times, and have a good one all.. So many thanks, Jack
Hey, just to let you know... the sequel to FAR: Lone Sail is out now. It is called FAR: Changing TIdes and were Lone Sail is the land ship, Changing Tides is on the water. Haven't bought it yet but I loved the original so much I will be buying this one as soon as possible. Love these games so much.
That's Jack's analogy of how he faces obstacles in his life. He doesn't back off and cower from but instead pushes through, struggling till the very end
@@HiraethMorii nah, I am talking about the crashing when he goes through it instead of breaks, that's like seeing a loin and going to it to attack it instead of backing out (I am not saying that Sean is dumb doe, don't get my words wrong lol)
@@Phantom-lk5gp I didn’t, he’s literally always at the top of every comment section. You’re a complete homunculus for allowing these “bots” to take over the comment sections with their worthless commentary that attracts foolish people like you.
Everything's so pretty and peacefull until you can imagine all the "JACK, THE BRAKES HIT THE BRAKES" screams huehue Really nice watching you play this :)
I remember first playing this game, it was great knowing it’s a silent narrative while also showing much of the story through visuals. The game doesn’t show you much on how the game works, but let’s the player figure it out for themselves. It doesn’t hold your hand, but instead let you strategize while also take in the game’s atmosphere. Can’t wait for the sequel!
It reminds me of that one other game with this perspective Oh yeah! I think I'm thinking of inside?.... maybe?or was it limbo... Oh It was inside jack just helped me remember
I just got home from school and was like "Hey this thing from Jack in my watch later looks kinda cool, Imma make dinner and watch some of it." I then proceeded to watch the whole thing just vibing and enjoying the ride. What a lovely game that reminds me too much of Inside and the likes of minimalist, gorgeous and ambiguous storytelling. Such a great watch! Thanks for playing it!
Jack: “you spend the afternoon watching a 3 hour movie.” Me, resurfacing on his page after discovering and watching critical role for a month and a half: “i mean…. I’m just here for you.”
I swear I’ve never had a more emotional reaction in a game more then watching Thomas slowly break apart I was in emotional shock as we left him to rust AND HE ISN’T EVEN ALIVE
These short, visual based games with little to no talking are some of my favorites to watch because they’re so atmospheric and bring about a story of personal interpretation. As an enjoyer of creativity and an artist myself, the vast emptiness and the dimensional 2D style of this game is like art porn to me.
that ending almost hit me as hard as BT, we will forever miss Thomas, what an awesome story, and what a beautiful experience. thanks jack for the 2 Hr chill pill!
All I can say is that it was a very beautiful in art style and story telling game. It told a story with nothing but a train and some energy but it sent a message that all of humanity eventually moves on with each other, each at our own pace.
That game was a MASTERPIECE. The entire experience was just so beautiful, from the soundtrack, to the art, to just being on the journey that of itself. Such beauty, I kinda can't really comprehend it. Have a wonderful rest of your day, to all of you.
I never thought about the afterlife interpretation, but it makes sense, especially since you see the grave in the beginning and the coffin in the larger vehicle later.
These types of games are some of my favorites and they honestly make me so emotional so it nice to see Sean play some of them again. I've missed these types of playthroughs everything feels so fast paced now in the world.
Every time Jack says “look at that it’s really cool”, the first thing that comes to my mind is that one moment when he played the last of us 2, shortly after Joel’s death scene when everyone was sad and some others literally cried, Jack was like “look at the light reflection, it’s so cool”
I loved this. The whole experience. Sitting down to watch this, exploring the world along with you, watching your journey. Even the length. I watched the whole thing in one go, actually was playing my own game while watching you. It was a relaxing escape. Lots of fun. Great game!
I loved this, the whole gathering fuel as you go thing and jack just picking up and "hoarding" all of it even though he didn't need it was somehow very comforting.
Sail train: Has brakes. Sean: Hits the brakes to stop to pick up fuel. Also sean: Slams full speed into every obstacle without even trying to brake. Me: 👁👄👁
I love it when Séan plays these chilled out, beautiful kinds of games and to see how much joy he gets from them. That was a well needed relaxing 2 hours ❤️
Dude this is one of the most chilled and pretty games I've ever watched a gameplay of, it was so so peaceful. Thank you Sean for always showing us beautiful games! I was cringing every time you bashed the ship to a halt instead of using the brake though hahah, also you could use the front door to scoop up the things on the floor instead of stopping ;) Edit: I now realise you get a sucky upper hoover upgrade haha!
I don’t know when I saw this game but I remember playing or seeing a demo of it and finally I was able to get the game for myself. Seeing this notification brought back a childlike joy that I haven’t felt in a while
Yeah I tried a demo version of the game a while ago, but for some reason couldn't get it to DO anything. None of the control keys actually worked and I was too annoyed to try and troubleshoot a free demo. Maybe I'll try the full release.
"It's just like going over Denmark, not a hill to be seen" As a danish person, I do not know if I am offended, or glad that Sean acknowledged my species
As a Swede living in Malmö, I can only agree that Denmark is flat, especially since Danes invade Vallåsen & Kungsbygget ski-slopes in northern Skåne... (Well, Skåne is flat too, but on that border to Halland, there is a bit of a rise)
I love that the train really does look like a whale. The energy being the eye and when it's getting low on energy, it looks like the eye is closing as though it's going to sleep
And when you vent steam, how the energy-liquid sloshes makes it look like it's furrowing its eyebrows with determination to go faster. Like, *hrrrrgh! Full steam ahead!* for all of a few seconds before it sloshes back around.
Please tell me someone notices it looks like a camera too? Like the front piece you can see where the flash would be and where the lense would be and the back piece up top is where you'd look through...(?)
I highly recommend the game Gris. It's an indie scroller type game like this that has an AMAZING soundtrack, the story is told through colour and is beautifully emotional.
jack: "my ship is so damaged"
also jack: *just stares and winces every time his ship is about to hit something big instead of hitting the brake*
THERE'S NO TIME!
@@jacksepticeye bs there's plenty lol
@@jacksepticeye UNLESS, THERE IS
7:40 I also see that he has a small wheel in the back
💀
In the waterless land, at the end the water started rising to refill the land
the sequel is going to be waterbourne, if I recall
Huh, surpised how sparse this comment is
Medhi showing up while you watch Sean...the crossover you didn't know you wanted but everyone needs.
Wtf are you doing here
@@IHateNumbersOnNames BOAT!
Jack, a game called "Songs for a hero" is a must play for you, i guarantee you gonna love it. It's a musical game and your whole adventure and every action is narrated trough a song so very entertaining.
@Kavetion no way you just said that
@Kavetion no one cares
Oh yeah, "Song for a hero" would be so fun !
Brazilian game,
Muito bom, recomendo.
@@nonantehivernote8709 Game has been out for quite a while now so im actually surprised none of them has played it yet.
I love how the fuel gauge literally is used as a sign of emotion in the end it had the look of someone passing away. A old sad but understanding look and as the night comes the last final light of your freind who's pulled you through so much goes out.
He did his job brought you where you needed to be atta boy Thomas you did good rest easy old friend you deserve it.
I'm crying over a steampunk vehicle built from an upside down boat...
Completely agree, by the end when only half of the vehicle was left, I wandered off a little bit and He inched towards me with the sail and that broke me internally. A vehicle made me feel more emotion than anything else.
That’s depressing
54:15 The "little thing in the foreground and the massive thing in the background" could be described as "size-dominant background" using art terms, but maybe a one-word term that would apply (but in a less specific way) is "sublime" (in philosophy, literature, and the arts, the sublime refers to "a quality of greatness that is beyond all calculation, awe-inspiring or worthy of reverence"). Seeing the scale of the world and realizing things are so much bigger than you is awe-inspiring, after all.
Well written and educated comments make my nerd heart happy.
Okay nerd
comment: well thought out, philosophical.
replies: _duality of man_
In photography, I remember my teacher saying it's called "Negative Space"
Then I'm the opposite, I have a huge discomfort surrounding seeing background objects as smaller and knowing they're huge in comparison to me. :(
I was literally just talking about how much I missed this type of game from Sean... what an absolutely wonderful addition to the Jack Archives.
@Help me reach 1K subs maybe because youre a soulles robot?
anyone remember inside?
indeed, all cool game for some nice cozy time
@Help me reach 1K subs do you just not make them public?
Need to add Gris to the Jack Archives
Jack: uses brakes to stop for boxes.
Also Jack: *BRACE FOR IMPACT*
Fr. I wondered why he didn't just brake before smashing into something. Lmao
"part of me wants it to happen" - Sean
We might get there in pieces but we're getting there!
💀
I’m pretty sure it has a scoop in the front for collecting stuff
It looks like a giant whale ship. And when the fuel goes down, it looks like it's eye is slowly shutting to get sleep. Cute!
Yes🤩 i noticed that too. Really cute
I didn't notice that, that's so cool
Reminds me of the Moby Dick story
i’m so glad i’m not the only one who saw it
He actually mentioned it in the video at 1:14:20.
"is this ACID RAIN?!?!"
no, sean. that's what we call hail. and, yes, it can do THAT much damage.
Hail shouldn't set the sails on fire though, I would think. I've never had it set anything on fire around me, including my car when I've had to drive through it. It did really resemble hail in form and sound, I agree, but I also thought Seán was right that it had an acid nature to it since the sails had to be continuously doused with water so as not to set on fire.
Since the rest of the weather was pretty transient and intense and a bit dystopian I wouldn't be surprised if it was acid hail of some sort. But I have absolutely no idea, I'm just guessing :)
That's exactly what i was thinking
@@sunstripe85 It wasn't the sails that were on fire, but the machinery that operates it. Which was getting hit and damaged by the hail.
@@sunstripe85 well it was not the sail that was on fire though, it was the machine which controlled that operated the sail that broke, and i don't know about you, but i am quite sure that when something like a machine ,which is using some kind of fuel or electricity is really damaged a lot, it has the habit of starting fire.
first thing i thought "Gets pelted in the head with by a ball of ice. ITS RAINING ACID!!!!!!!!!"
Honestly hearing about the people who resolutely refuse to stop living in nuclear fallout zones or similar, simply because that's where they've always lived, this kind of reminds me of that. The main character doesn't want to leave their home behind, because that's where their loved one is buried. Then they think there's no point going because everyone has already left without them. Only to get to their destination and find out everyone else was just waiting for them to make the decision in their own time
Yeah, not buried. What do you think the first fuel was..?? Lol..
@@lordbanetheplayer8844 ????
@@kylekyle4169 Exactly as I said..
🤣🤣🤣
Sean: "I'm like the only piece of color in this entire world"
Seagull: "And I took that personally"
XD I thought I was the only one seeing that haha
The flag: dude…
And then he acknowledges the seagull’s color too
🤣🤣🤣
@@GOAK_1 Right. The timing was amazing XD
The peacefulness of this journey reminds me of the last of us when you're just journeying through the abandoned cities and it's just so peaceful
Petting giraffes and watching monkeys. So calming till you get to the scary bits.
but with zombie jumpscares in the back of your mind, so can't be really relaxed
Turns out that life is more relaxing when everyone is dead 😳
@@georgeofhamilton
I am now on a mission to annihilate all human life
@@Days-ru8jh hows that going? just want a status update 😭
In literature at least we call that forced perspective “the sublime”, where you’re overpowered with emotion because of an enormous, humbling thing. Poets of the 1800s talked about it with nature and it comes up a lot in stuff from that time :)
Yeah! Its found really often in capital 'r' Romantic art.
So Lovecraft was mad antsy and obsessed with the sublime?
@@InsaneLaughter01 he also had a tentacle kink
@@irvs5922 Darling, I HAVE a tentacle kink.
Yeah, same with philosophy and art. The sublime refers to some greatness beyond what we can possibly measure, and it’s basically exactly what Seán was describing in that part of the game, the vastness beyond us and the amazement/humility we feel when observing it.
I get it when I look at pictures from the Hubble telescope or read about the infinite nature of the universe
What a lovely and cozy "movie time with Sean" vibe this had. Watched the whole thing in one sitting though that wasn't the intention when I hit 'play'. Well done and rust in peace, Thomas.
"Rust in peace"
I love that
It was genuinely way better than some movies. I just downloaded the game after watching like 10 mins of this, but instead of playing it myself I just watched the whole thing here.
Oh the Rust in peace, I liked that.
Love how Jack keeps forgetting he has a brake, and just smashes into things.
This is making me irrationally angry lol Every time he's wincing because he's about to slam into something at full speed I'm sitting here like "THE BRAKE, JACK! YOU HAVE A BRAKE! YOU CAN PREVENT THIS!"
I really thought he'd remember after a short time but nope he just keeps smacking into things
I love this for some reason lol
i kept thinking he could have kept the steam up for longer to get more speed.
@Box that knows your address A brick wall😂😂😂😂😂
I actually like the fact that at the end of this game, the water started to rise and the rocks you just ran across sink beneath the surface as the "tide changes". (Part 2 is called Changing Tides)
The fact he didn't notice drove me nuts lmaoo
I didn't even notice that! That's so cool!
Most likely this area was kept dry by the flood gates witch failed sealing shut but now there something or someone opening them
in my eyes the analogy is essentialy that we grow very attached to anyone or anything when going through tough times together, supporting and helping each other, so much that loosing them or it, hurts more
Yeah yeah that's an awesome idea. And the part when your ship/train is wrecked you light up a light and and move on meaning that you need to move on even when that someone/something is ended
Me: (sees an obstacle in the way of the vehicle) “oh surely jack will hit the bra-
Jack: THIS IS WHERE WE HOLD THEM… THIS IS WHERE WE FIGHT… MAN THESE SHIELDS BOYS AHOOOOO
Ikr. I knew I couldn't have been the only one to think it'd make sense to use the brakes XD
I honestly just think he forgot.
Why use breaks when you can go FULL STEAM AHEAD!!!
lol, same
There is a second part coming out to this game in a couple of weeks, i really hope jack plays it!! Missed this type of game on this channel, really bought back memories
Edit: thanks for all the likes guys! everyone getting on the HYPE TRAIN
If this is real, I hope so too
@@cosmostardust5624 it is! It’s called: FAR: changing tides.
@@d1up395 he mentions it in the end.
Oh damn only a few weeks thought It was coming out in a few Months
WHAT!!?? i can't wait to see how this next one turns out!
That's one of the things I like about the micromanagement in this game - you can never screw yourself over with your fuel management. Even if you run out because you just don't pick any up, you can tow the train to the next one by hand. It'll be slow, but it's doable.
I really do adore these long, atmospheric and almost silent kinds of games. So glad Sean does too. We need more games like this that really just makes you think and immerses you in the ambience of it all.
the end was so tense, I kept waiting like "where's the horn, they have to give us a fog horn or something, they can't just end it like this!" and when the horn came I felt so much relief XD
Sequel comes out March 1st
@@Rhino-Prime 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 I'm eagerly waiting for it
Aw thanks for the heart Sean
@@-desertpackrat If he wants to play another indie game I would recommend he plays spirit fairer
In the beginning I was very skeptical, I thought it would be too simplistic for my liking but I’m glad I stuck around. The art style and the music and the visual storytelling was phenomenal. Seriously underrated game, I had never heard of it until now. I really like your take on it representing an afterlife journey, but I interpreted it more as perhaps a journey through grief. In the beginning I’m pretty sure that was the grave of a close loved one the person was at, which is what sparked the thought it could be a journey through grief. The first stage of grief is obviously denial, which I think the character may have already gone through and now had shifted into the anger stage of grief when we start the game. The first actual colour that wasn’t a shade of grey or black that we see is red, which is associated with anger. Then we shift into the bargaining stage as we start to see more colours in the blue isles again. After that comes the depression phase, which represents the darker colour pallet again with the occasional reds. Then finally the last stage is acceptance, your train boat is destroyed and you choose to leave it behind and move forward again by lighting the beacon and rekindling your hope and happiness. Those are just my thoughts, it definitely seems like a game where the interpretations are up to you! No one is right or wrong :)
Jack: "I have WAY too much stuff"
Also Jack: * continues to grab it *
No matter how long a video is, I don't think Jack fails to entertain me.
has his setup changed
@Monmbell Flan 🅥 shut up
I want everyone to see it (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
May the spot-billed ducks heal you (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍🦆
Please spread peace to everyone (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
Bruh
@Monmbell Flan 🅥 Then why are you here. You have such a massive ego you cant even realize if someone else is entertaining.
*peaceful moment with music playing in the background*
Jack: “what if everybody in this game is dead and I’m the only one left alive”
👁👄👁
THE SEQUEL IS OUT IN 2 WEEKS FROM WRITING THIS COMMENT , jack.. You know what we need. Or not its up to you but this game was amazing. And another 2 hour video about it would be epic. Apparently this one is about boats. So cya there -maybe- Jack!
March towards the first horizons, and remember the changing tides
hi I reckon you should do the thing you've always wanted to do (JumpJump, Jump, Jump)
Im looking forward to the new game. I played far lone sails a few years ago and loved it
I totally agree
Yeeeeeeessssssssssssss, that'd be amazing!
:))
*Reads sign* "We build our future."
Jack: Yeah? How did that go? *driving by an absolute hot mess of apocalyptic background*
This comment XD
U TAKE THAT BACK
is beautiful
I just finished FAR: Changing Tides and the only thing I can say, JACK PLEASE PLAY IT
EDIT: Jack has a video of the sequel. LETS GOOO!
Yes! We need this to happen!
Is it a sequel or a prequel?
@@ozzy_wozzy sequel
It is so FUCKING cool
I JUST finished playing it and omG my heart feels so whole but empty, already miss the simple yet fun gameplay and beautiful art 😭 I really hope he plays it! The ended helps things make a tad more sense
Ah, I missed these long chill playthroughs.
Got me some tomato soup, a comfy spot to sit, and a cold winter day outside to make this extra cozy. This is gonna be a good video.
That sounds lovely, tbh. Gather a blanket around you and enjoy ❤️
I would love to do that! Although I am currently in Australia in summer haha. Hope it was lovely
@@binoodle511 ha same! From sydney currently raining and the vibe is just so good
Oh my god this game is so beautiful. The way it has no color for so long and then the sun rises and your just hit with the beautiful colors of the sunrise. Just amazing
It's a rainy day, I'm in my pajamas in my bed eating waffles, and I'm watching a chill Jacksepticeye let's play.
Life is good 👍
Life is good
Life is good
Life is good
Life is good
i love that this was commented over a year ago and people are still replying "life is good"
Seeing Sean at the end going "I can fix this! I can fix it!" was rough
@Help me reach 1K subs Shut up
It was really emotional, I was so emotionally connected with Thomas.
@Help me reach 1K subs if nobody watches that means they suck fam
Seán: "Is that acid rain!?"
No that is definitely hail given the fact that it shows solid pieces of ice falling, the specific sound when it's hitting the ground, and the fact that it bounces.
yep and him saying "future scary" like .... jack .... dear ........ we already have hail
Does Ireland simply not have hail?!!
@@flygirl6048 He thought it was acid rain, that's why he said that. With the expectation that in the future we'll probably have some sort of acid rain that becomes a real problem.
@@jules5187 but had he never seen hail? That's why he thought it was acid rain?
@@michaelbugner7011 idk, he just made a mistake. Give him a break 🤷♂️
The fact that trains can go both ways and he keeps saying "I can't reverse it, It's a train!"...... Has me giggling every time.
Its been several years since I last watched Jack, I remember being obsessed back when I was around 8 watching his Slither content, now at age 16, this video popped up on my recommended and so I took a look at the runtime, made myself comfy with some homework, and enjoyed the ride, Its been a while old friend, thank you for all the content of the years that so many millions have gotten to enjoy.. this is a beautiful game and I had bought and played it shortly before watching this, it was so fun getting to see you enjoying the interactive story this this presents, lots of love from down south, I hope you and everyone reading this is well in these times, and have a good one all..
So many thanks, Jack
Hey, just to let you know... the sequel to FAR: Lone Sail is out now. It is called FAR: Changing TIdes and were Lone Sail is the land ship, Changing Tides is on the water. Haven't bought it yet but I loved the original so much I will be buying this one as soon as possible. Love these games so much.
They should make a third game and have it be an airship. Or rather for all three.
@@AzureMoebius22 Would it also be a bad idea to introduce a combat system? Maybe a sniper tower? Let’s say you, what do you think?
@@The_Artist_Official it would be weird to introduce something like that when the world is very desolate of people or any living thing.
@@christiankirby8092 What do you mean “devoid of any living thing”? We got BUFFALO BABYYYY
Jack: "Most of my problems could be solved if I could fly"
Also Jack: *has an intense fear of heights*
Yeah! Fear of heights is really a fear of falling, isn't it? Tends to go away when you can fly
@@dragonwithamonocle which is also a fear of gravity; barophobia.
If he could fly, then maybe he wouldn't be afraid of heights lol.
@@dragonwithamonocle Also the solution to his problems, may also include his fear
Jack: "I've no fuel"
The barrels and boxes he has to fight through to get out the front: "Well heck you too mate"
Nice copying bro
Nvm the other dude is copying you
@zuygj bnsv check out Inside its even better
@@dragonlord9957 how can you tell who copies who? I can never tell who was first, sometime the time isn’t helpful
1:54:44
Me: "it's an ATAT"
Jack: "like a big boat with legs"
The random Dune reference and Jack trying to sing that part from the Gom Jabbar scene made me so happy
Timestamp?
@@georgeofhamilton 16:11
@@Sky_h Ah, I see, thanks.
I love how he sees an obstacle and his first thought isnt "Brake, Brake, Brake", instead, its "FUCK, LET'S HOPE FOR THE BEST!!!"
gods thats driving me insane
That's Jack's analogy of how he faces obstacles in his life. He doesn't back off and cower from but instead pushes through, struggling till the very end
@@general_prodigy that's kinda dumb doe
@@GameOver-nm2us How is it dumb? If anything it’s inspiring
@@HiraethMorii nah, I am talking about the crashing when he goes through it instead of breaks, that's like seeing a loin and going to it to attack it instead of backing out (I am not saying that Sean is dumb doe, don't get my words wrong lol)
Lesson of the day: Never get in the car when Jack's on the wheel.
He doesn’t have a license in real life if I recall him saying 😂
Jack: "A BELL!"
Also Jack to Bell: "I've never seen this man in my life."
Jack calling the hail “acid rain” was my favorite part about this game 😂
Yes and it was so obvious as it was bouncing like 3 feet after it hit the ground
I never wanted to talk to him more than when I wanted to tell him it was hail. I'm guessing they don't get hail in Ireland.
@@hazmatxx Jack doesn't live in ireland anymore
And referring to the sound of it boucning off the Okomotive as creepy music
So instead of our journey in the trenches of the ocean like Subnautica, we simply journey the surface with Jack.
Yep
The Sequel is all about w a t e r
You make the most generic comments. All of them are structured very similarly to the point it’s obvious you don’t even watch the videos.
@@_M41KU_ My guy really went out to search for this guy’s comments. Major L
@@Phantom-lk5gp I didn’t, he’s literally always at the top of every comment section. You’re a complete homunculus for allowing these “bots” to take over the comment sections with their worthless commentary that attracts foolish people like you.
“It’s like trying to feed a baby”
*proceeds to ram through locked gate using said baby’s forehead*
good one
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
You don't use your baby as a battering ram/RPG?
@@mortarion9813 I absolutely would… I however simply thought I was the only one
I’ve never seen a game that makes you become attached to your vehicle before, and so emotionally. Well done.
The Last Guardian. Trico is combination pet and vehicle.
wall: In the way
ship: At full speed
Jack: PUT THE SAILS DOWN
Break: Am I a joke to you?
Everything's so pretty and peacefull until you can imagine all the "JACK, THE BRAKES HIT THE BRAKES" screams huehue
Really nice watching you play this :)
Every time lol. He would just throw up has hands and go "There is nothing that can prevent this!"
YEAH only knows to use it for the fuel 😔
Same!!! I don't know why he never understood what a brake does!🙈
Jack never fails to bring a smile to my face
You're a top comment so ima comment but is no one gonna talk about how in the bganing with the dead dude he said all of above?
2 full hours of Sean playing _Far: Lone Sails._ This is the content that we want to see.
*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
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Jacksepticeye is my inspiration, my parents said if I get 10k subscribers they'd definitely buy me a better camera for recording..
FACTS!!!
Im an introvert (just wanted to say it cuz of the guy's username)
@@rtx_galaxix _😂😂_
At the end of the game Sean: "I'm so upset."
Also Sean: **Is smiling like a maniac while saying that.**
I remember first playing this game, it was great knowing it’s a silent narrative while also showing much of the story through visuals. The game doesn’t show you much on how the game works, but let’s the player figure it out for themselves. It doesn’t hold your hand, but instead let you strategize while also take in the game’s atmosphere. Can’t wait for the sequel!
"It's like passing through Denmark! Not a hill to be seen!"
As a Dane, I can confirm this statement is 100 percent accurate.
I totally agree. The whole game is basically dystopian Lolland
Denmark is just when you put Minecraft on the flat world option😂
@@OnkelSilas1 Nah that option still includes more hills than Denmark 😂✌️
Reminds me of my home in Holland
Yeah Nebraska is like that too
When you see Jack play a game that has an interesting perspective you know you are going to have a good time.
Jacksepticeye is my inspiration, my parents said if I get 10k subscribers they'd definitely buy me a better camera for recording..
It reminds me of that one other game with this perspective Oh yeah! I think I'm thinking of inside?.... maybe?or was it limbo... Oh It was inside jack just helped me remember
Or a good emotional journey
I want everyone to see it (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
May the spot-billed ducks heal you (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍🦆
Please spread peace to everyone (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
Jack: "What are we going through? _Salt?_ "
Snow: *"Am I a joke to you?"*
Jack later: "Oh it's snow!"
Snow: 👁️👄👁️
i think it might have been ash bro
I thought it was white sand. And I was like “salt! Salt? Who’s knee jerk reaction is salt? …shit it was snow.. yaaa that makes more sense.” 😅
Isn't it like hail?
I just got home from school and was like "Hey this thing from Jack in my watch later looks kinda cool, Imma make dinner and watch some of it." I then proceeded to watch the whole thing just vibing and enjoying the ride. What a lovely game that reminds me too much of Inside and the likes of minimalist, gorgeous and ambiguous storytelling. Such a great watch! Thanks for playing it!
Jack standing directly under the brakes
Jacks brain "SPEED IS KEY!!"
@Help me reach 1K subs cuz your a bot so stop it get some help
Jack: “you spend the afternoon watching a 3 hour movie.”
Me, resurfacing on his page after discovering and watching critical role for a month and a half: “i mean…. I’m just here for you.”
Ayyy I'm about to start watching crit role haha
Hello, Fellow Critter!
Ayo I been watching campaign 2
Sean and CR are both excellent choices!
YEAHHHHHHH CRITICAL ROLE!!! Bidet fellow critter! Out of curiosity what campaign are you watching?
Jack: I wont go full speed wanna save fuel
also Jack: I wish this thing was faster
This game's soundtrack and art style is gorgeous. I'm so glad Sean played this, it's one of the most whimsical games I've seen.
I swear I’ve never had a more emotional reaction in a game more then watching Thomas slowly break apart I was in emotional shock as we left him to rust
AND HE ISN’T EVEN ALIVE
Yoi know a games good when it makes u cry a river for a feckin tarin boay thing
He is alive. In our hearts.........
Long game play videos are the most comforting things to just sit and watch for hours AND ITS EVEN BETTER WITH SEAN!!
Just Report the bot comments, don’t reply or anything
GOING TO MURDER THESE REPLIERS
Do you realize how valuable your attention is?
Same
Jesus christ, u poor guy, u got spammed by bots
These short, visual based games with little to no talking are some of my favorites to watch because they’re so atmospheric and bring about a story of personal interpretation. As an enjoyer of creativity and an artist myself, the vast emptiness and the dimensional 2D style of this game is like art porn to me.
Agreed. These type of games give me chills no other indies can. The sheer storytelling purely based through visuals will always take the cake for me.
that ending almost hit me as hard as BT, we will forever miss Thomas, what an awesome story, and what a beautiful experience. thanks jack for the 2 Hr chill pill!
Jack: “ah the acid rain, why am i not just melting?”
Me: “ITS HAIL NOT ACID RAIN!”
Even if it was acid rain it still doesn't mean you'll melt from it. It just means it is more acidic than it should be.
GLAD THAT ITS NOT JUST ME
This lmao
@@darkm007 it'll ruin your face and clothes tho.
Admittedly tho...why was he not gettin bonked with hail lol
Jack: Has plenty of time to hit the handbrake
Also Jack: Just winces and braces for impact
It honestly was getting on my nerves.
All I can say is that it was a very beautiful in art style and story telling game. It told a story with nothing but a train and some energy but it sent a message that all of humanity eventually moves on with each other, each at our own pace.
This gave me such a warm feeling the whole time. Especially the section around 44:00 feels like driving around outside my hometown with the windmills
I’m glad Jack played this game because of how interesting it looks he should continue playing games like these.
*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
:s
No one cares
There's a sequel coming out soon, too
@@Волшебник-ы5о boy shut up
@Kavetion you can shut up too
That game was a MASTERPIECE. The entire experience was just so beautiful, from the soundtrack, to the art, to just being on the journey that of itself. Such beauty, I kinda can't really comprehend it. Have a wonderful rest of your day, to all of you.
I never thought about the afterlife interpretation, but it makes sense, especially since you see the grave in the beginning and the coffin in the larger vehicle later.
This is one of the best games to come out of our small Swiss indie scene and I'm so proud it made it this far. Thanks for playing this, Seán
These types of games are some of my favorites and they honestly make me so emotional so it nice to see Sean play some of them again. I've missed these types of playthroughs everything feels so fast paced now in the world.
Yep agreed. I've really missed them too
Every time Jack says “look at that it’s really cool”, the first thing that comes to my mind is that one moment when he played the last of us 2, shortly after Joel’s death scene when everyone was sad and some others literally cried, Jack was like “look at the light reflection, it’s so cool”
Nobody…
Me: Having to go back to this video because I didn’t watch it when Jack uploaded it
same though
Me too lol
Same
Hello
Yep same lmao
I loved this. The whole experience. Sitting down to watch this, exploring the world along with you, watching your journey. Even the length. I watched the whole thing in one go, actually was playing my own game while watching you. It was a relaxing escape. Lots of fun. Great game!
I loved this, the whole gathering fuel as you go thing and jack just picking up and "hoarding" all of it even though he didn't need it was somehow very comforting.
Yeah
32:53
*JACK:* (sees wall) "oh no. OH NO."
*ME:* it's ok, just hit the brakes
*JACK:* (Puts hands on head instead of hitting brakes)
*ME:* OH NO
I love jack but man did I suffer watching this video, between the brakes, the sail, loosing momentum. it was pure chaos
I love that jack just doesn’t think to brake before hitting something
The sails look cool and for some reason the music has a sad Katamari feel to me
*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
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*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
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*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
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Sheeesh the comments lmao and btw why dafuq do i see you everywhere xD
@Kavetion no one cares bout ur Channel
Sail train: Has brakes.
Sean: Hits the brakes to stop to pick up fuel.
Also sean: Slams full speed into every obstacle without even trying to brake.
Me: 👁👄👁
I was yelling BRAKES every time
Me too, I actually got kinda frustrated... it was pissing me off...
I love it when Séan plays these chilled out, beautiful kinds of games and to see how much joy he gets from them. That was a well needed relaxing 2 hours ❤️
The fact there's an achievement for the 42 reference is just phenomenal. Props to the devs, not just for the game but the nod to Hitchhiker's
I couldn’t believe Jack didn’t play this game, and now I’m so surprised, it’s awesome!👍🏽
There will be a sequel on March 1st
Hope he plays it
Dude this is one of the most chilled and pretty games I've ever watched a gameplay of, it was so so peaceful. Thank you Sean for always showing us beautiful games! I was cringing every time you bashed the ship to a halt instead of using the brake though hahah, also you could use the front door to scoop up the things on the floor instead of stopping ;)
Edit: I now realise you get a sucky upper hoover upgrade haha!
also the door at the front closes automatically when you move
I don’t know when I saw this game but I remember playing or seeing a demo of it and finally I was able to get the game for myself. Seeing this notification brought back a childlike joy that I haven’t felt in a while
*JACKSEPTICEYE IS GARBAGE!!!*
*MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER*
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Jacksepticeye is my inspiration, my parents said if I get 10k subscribers they'd definitely buy me a better camera for recording..
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Im sorry about your reply section
Yeah I tried a demo version of the game a while ago, but for some reason couldn't get it to DO anything. None of the control keys actually worked and I was too annoyed to try and troubleshoot a free demo. Maybe I'll try the full release.
@@salad5067 nah it’s fine lol already reported them
Watching Jack in desperation running into objects while standing right next to the break button is infuriating on so many levels. Love you Jack
Omg! I'm so happy you've played this, can't wait to watch your playthrough... also, FAR: Changing Tides (the sequel) is out in March! :)
I cant wait!
Whoa really? Great timing! We don't have to wait too long then 😀
Jack: "it's like a bike with an engine!"
Google search: "Did you mean motorcycle?"
"It's just like going over Denmark, not a hill to be seen"
As a danish person, I do not know if I am offended, or glad that Sean acknowledged my species
As a Swede living in Malmö, I can only agree that Denmark is flat, especially since Danes invade Vallåsen & Kungsbygget ski-slopes in northern Skåne...
(Well, Skåne is flat too, but on that border to Halland, there is a bit of a rise)
? why would you be offended
This game reminds me of this book my mum used to read to me as a child about a bug in a tug boat. I always felt at peace when mum read it to me
I love that the train really does look like a whale. The energy being the eye and when it's getting low on energy, it looks like the eye is closing as though it's going to sleep
yeah i thought that too also with the front door looking like a whales mouth
And when you vent steam, how the energy-liquid sloshes makes it look like it's furrowing its eyebrows with determination to go faster. Like, *hrrrrgh! Full steam ahead!* for all of a few seconds before it sloshes back around.
@@smilingcrow756 Yeah, and the steam is the blow holes of the whale ^-^
@@smilingcrow756 yeah its really cooli love it. jack did a really good playthrough of this.
Please tell me someone notices it looks like a camera too? Like the front piece you can see where the flash would be and where the lense would be and the back piece up top is where you'd look through...(?)
Me half way through: "hm I kinda have to pee."
Jack: like 5 seconds later" "OK break time!" 1:19:30 is the time stamp
also watch the propane tank as it does a few flips onto the hook lol
@@GamestaMechanic dang i didn't even notice! Good eye
BRO same
Ikr and my dad came home with the pizza when the break was almost over it was perfect timing
@@Slywolf-wc3zv brooo that's perfect timing. Even the universe likes Jack's videos!😂
I highly recommend the game Gris. It's an indie scroller type game like this that has an AMAZING soundtrack, the story is told through colour and is beautifully emotional.
i was about to say the same thing!
Absolutely amazing! I hope he plays it
would be wonderful to watch him play that!
So this game is basically the song "A horse with no name" Traveling through the desert, then reaching the place where sand turned to sea. I live it.
You’ll be glad to hear the company is actually coming out with a sequel, “Changing Tides”, should be another good play through
Every time I think Jack is going to hit the break before crashing...
Jack: "It's like I want it to happen"
Jack: "We can do this. We just need to believe!"
Me: "I believe. I believe in Steve!"
in Steve! in Steve! grab the glory all the way to victory!
Jack: “Kiss my train”
Also Jack: “I didn’t like the sound of that”😂😂