First trumpet: go kill that vacuum cleaner Second trumpet: go kill that hyper deathray beam snake Third trumpet: long ago in a warm forest lived three happy birds
First Trumpet: CAN ANYONE STOP THAT CLANGING SOUND Second Trumpet: EY BRO WATCH YOUR LASER WATCH YOUR LASER WATCH YOUR- Third Trumpet: Hello? Kore ga Requiem da. I smell dead people. Take this slime as a gift from me. Blackpink in your area. Two hearts and I hear one across the room. With this power of mine... I'll (CENSORED) you to pieces...! Once upon a time... There lived 3 birds. AND THEY HAVE THE POWER OF GOD AND ANIME ON THEIR SIDE.
1st warning: eh, a bird broke out nothing to worry about 2nd warning: manager... Time to start paying attention! 3rd warning: HAVE I NOT CHOSEN YOU 12? AND YET ONE OF YOU IS OF THE DEVIL
1st trumpet: you almost fucked up, restore everything carefully and thoughtfully 2nd trumpet: you fucked up, do something quickly!!! 3rd trumpet: you fucked up...
As a popular comment on the original says: 1 warning - it's nothing there to worry about 2 warning - it's "Nothing There" to worry about 3 warning - there's nothing to worry about
when i get to third trumpet i either just give up or go on a rampage for no reason and suppress most abnos until im bored though im starting to become more thoughtful of my actions and made teams with the 3 damage types to avoid heavy deaths@@heiligkeit6345
Every single time Catharsis talked about how that siren noise made him feel uncomfortable, how it made his body instinctually want to get away from it, made me smile. Because it really does mean that that siren is doing its job properly. You don't want to hear that siren playing--That's why you're encouraged to suppress the threat as soon as possible. Suppress it, and everything will return peaceful. Ignore your duties as a facility manager, however, and all you will hear is that siren.
12:11 A fun fact about the aforementioned corners of the video, those are actual bits of in-game UI that appear when the music plays in-game, and are actually diegetic in-world as well due to the player character canonically viewing everything that happens in-game through a screen!
One of the things I like most about the Warnings soundtrack is that they have an almost built in situational awareness. As the songs go on for longer, they start to change their tune, almost understanding that things should not have gone on for this long. With First Warning, it starts off with simple anxiety inducing alarms, but if you dont suppress the threat quickly the music understands that something bad is going down. Likewise, with Third Warning, it starts off being dark and depressing, expecting you to turn back the clock and try again. However, if you keep fighting, it figures out that there is still at least *something* left, and switches to a more hopeful tone while maintaining a level of that doom and gloom. It can tell that you see there is something still left fighting for and is supporting you, but it is also warning you that much of what you've had will be unsalvageable after the fact.
The greatest feeling you can ever accomplish in Gaming is when Third Warning goes back to Second Warning, confirming you ACTUALLY have regained a fighting chance.
Fourth trumpet is the fire spreading to the rest of the house Fifth trumpet is the fire spreading across the neighborhood Sixth trumpet is the spread to the entire city Seventh trumpet is the *End*
@@RetroAnts_Retronima iirc it's in the artbook, but yeah, the trumpets are based on the seven trumpets of the apocalypse. I've heard thay the 4th was supposed to be in the game at first, but yeah as the precedent replies showed, iirc 4th trumpet would already be an entire facility compromised, and 5th and over are on higher orders of magnitude, so wouldn't fit in a game limited to the facility.
@@marethyu_77gamer93-The game manual actually-, but yes. All the way up through 7th, with 7th being the literal end of humanity. Edit: Other people are saying art book too, I'm assuming I misremembered.
Though you only hear these three in the game, there are actually 7 trumpets (warnings) The first means a minor threat to the facility and its employee's is present The second is the final warning to improve the situation to avoid the death of most employee's The third is the situation requires a miracle to come back from alive, most employee's are dead The fourth is the facility is done for, and you, if you are still alive, are as well. The fifth is if the fourth trumpet has been set off in multiple facilities and branches at the same time The sixth is if the situation cannot be handled by upper governments anymore The seventh is the end, humanity is in ruin, and there is no hope in the apocalypse to come these are all off the lobotomy corporation artbook, which you can purchase on steam. has alot of really cool facts and art! goodluck, manager.
There's only until 3rd in the headquarters, Because it'll reset due to the protocol. Branches can go to 4 when it bury itself and at the L corp end only at the 5th. 6th and up never/haven't happened yet
@@RaiNAgaraTechnically, 6th could have happened with one of the alternate endings of Lobotomy Corporation, but that’d quickly be out of the question as the Head uses its patent on Lobotomy Corporation’s Qliphoth Deterrence technologies to bring the nest back to the fold-
One of the most terrying songs from lob corp is the hokma suppresion theme. Nothings in the world of music comes close of HEARING how its like to have a complete and utter mental breakdown Circle rombed oxygen
Binah's first theme is also phenomenal. It feels like a complete opposite of Gebura in the sense that that one is pretty intense, yet this one feels calming, but also eerie and hopeless once you realize she's far more powerful and destructive
In a different vein, I find Chesed and Netzach's ones to fit their situations of hopelessness and despair well. Chesed's especially is good with that piano part in the middle.
@@Puffman728 Gebura is destruction up close and personal, a communication of violent intent. A destruction of passionate rage and fury and madness, fast and bloody. Binah is destruction like the slowly approaching blast wave of a supernova. There is nothing left to communicate. Just bask in it and wait to casually evaporate.
@@RaiNAgaraif you have an abno that escapes through employee deaths and the train runs over enough employees it could give enough points to trigger the 3rd trumpet
@@poomafk2555 How did you manage THAT chaos disaster? Usually two or three of those are enough to call a game over; how do you get that many of them out?
You're spot on. In LC, you manage employees (or nuggets as they are called in the community) to research creatures called Abnormalities. The first warning is when they get out. The second warning is if a few of them get out or a few of your nuggets have died. The last warning is either when most of your nuggets are dead, a lot of Abnormalities break out, or one of the top tier Abnormality break out. It's so hopeless that you might as well just reset the day.
It's actually impossible for just a single Abnormality escape to trigger Third Warning, at no point in the game does the danger value from having a single ALEPH loose reach Third Warning level. Not even Apocalypse Bird. So when you hear it, you know you not only fucked up massively, but most likely you already failed to bring things under control again The only exception is our Lord and Savior WhiteNight, but it's kind of an exception since it's 12 simultaneous ALEPH entities + 12 deaths.
@@Simon-ur7bi Also, the initial breach of Plague Doctor transforming into WN actually artificially adds 99 to the emergency level, IMMEDIATELY triggering a 3rd trumpet scenario.
@@AWrySmileNot excatly sure, but from what I know, the points added to the warning counter from abnormalities breaching are divided by the amount of unlocked departmenta
Alright im gonna do my version of this: 1: Minor slip-up, you're good. 2: Major threat. Pay attention and remove quickly. 3: Its Joever. The game is mocking you, just reset.
1st warning: An abnormality got out, but surely you can handle it, right manager? 2nd warning: Several abnormalities are out, some of our agents are dead, but you can still get the departments under control! 3nd warning: All hope is lost, our abnormalities are on a rampage, our agents are dead, our departments in ruin, and *It's all your fault*
First Trumpet: "whoops!" Second Trumpet: "OHGODOHFUCKOHSHITFUCKFUCKFUCKAAAAAAAAAAAA" Third Trumpet: * slams head on desk, sobbing profusely while restarting the day for the fifteenth time * (edited for spelling)
Dunno if anyone told you Initially when these songs were made, there were going to be 7 of them They were inspired off of “The Seven Trumpets of The Apocalypse”, hence why they’re called trumpets in game and not just warnings First Trumpet signifies small amount of death or small amounts of panic. The manager (You.) will need to focus if they do not wish for things to spiral out of control The Second Trumpet is the beginning of the spiral into chaos. It’s imperative that The Manager focuses and deals with things swiftly if they do not wish for things to get much worse or possibly irreparable The Third Trumpet usually signifies The End.. Everyone is either dead, insane, or horrifically injured. Multiple of your teams and crews have been wiped out, monsters beyond reason are finishing off those they can catch or are taking over parts of the facility. Right, also; the whole niche with the songs and how the game plays is/can be summed up with “Everything spirals into chaos” - Release Trailer
Its always very cool to see what people think will happen after Second Warning, because its never quite what they expect. Also really interesting to hear all the sound design talk.
The first warning is there to mainly build up anxiety and to kind of show what we are actually dealing with The second warning is there to build up adrealine and to stay vigilant to every little change that might happen, was it by accident or not The third warning is telling you to just reset the day, its not worth fighting against all that the world has against the few employees alive.
You almost got it, great job, these songs are: 1. Just your everyday "Some eldrith horror escaped it's chamber so we poke it with a stick until it crawls back" 2. More difficult fights, either several eldritch horrors escape at once, or some really big ones. 3. You lose and watch as abovementioned horrors butchhered all your workers and wander the facility, searching for a way out to doom the rest of the world.
1: Awww look at the little bird pecking our agents 2: Okay so Queen of Hatred escaped. Get in there and suppress her. 3: I TOLD YOU NOT TO TOUCH THE BUTTON MANAGER NOOOOO-
The 1st one is a simple alarm where you gotta deal with this threat The 2nd needs you to surpress this thing asoon as possible before anything bigger happens And the 3rd is as if godlike being just dropped from heaven and telling you that "yourr time is up"
You are right on point! To explain the smallest bits of positivity in the third warning: while you are in a state of absolute misery which *almost* could be considered a "Game Over", you can *still* salvage the situation. Without skill you are as good as dead and that warrants a reset of the day, perhaps a week, or the entire run. With it you can get maybe ten men safe out of a hundred. But can you continue with this... Can you rebuild your force?
First warning: "A situation is occuring, dispatch a suppression team to get it under control." Second warning: "Alert! Multiple breaches. Going into full emergency mode." Third warning: "All hope it lost. The abnormalities can no longer be brought under control. All employees that are still alive may use their last moments to pray or take the easy way out. Preparing the facility's self destruction."
1st warning: it's fixable with relatively speaking no losses 2nd: people are going to die or at the very least it's going to be a tough battle with bleak prospects. 3rd: you are already doomed. There is no perceivable way to victory. Not enough manpower to fight. This is the song of the end. Fun fact about third trumpet: a certain entity is so strong that the second it activates the third warning plays. It was believed to be so unkillable during development that it lacks a death animation entirely. It also assaults your ears with aggressive overly loud breathing the entire time you have it in passive mode.
The fun of the First Warning shift with that distorted Roar is that it gives the perfect vibe of having sent your Nuggets to deal with a creature, it's the moment the elevator opens and they open fire And of course, it then returns slowly to silence as the work is finished
6:30 your reaction to the sudden change is so relatable, when I had to deal with it for the first time I was at first uncomfortable but when the sudden change came I just jumped into anxiety
For their debut game, Project Moon did a great job giving the sense of how dangerous and intense it is to work at Lobotomy Corporation. The CEOs of a company that manages monsters don’t care for their employees and expect every problem to be solved by their employees. Note the ALL monsters in this game have the ability to kill employees for a variety of reasons and in a variety of horrific ways.
Funnily enough, First Warning is, of course, a Warning, the game warning you to do something about something going wrong/you are doing wrong. And if you manage to fix it quickly enough, it tends to end before the second part of it (when it becomes a banger), so its just being an annoying siren that is doing it's job lol Edit: Yup, the progress bar disappearing in Third Warning is totally on purpose and can be interpreted as a mirroring of sorts, because Third Warning tends to appear when multiple of the departments you are managing are recked, with electrical system failures and all. So at least that's kind of how I viewed it, just symbolizing that the run is in ruins and you will have to restart the day to restore it. I think I could have summarized my thoughts better but wasn't able right now so, bleh, good enough. Anyways, bangers.
if your looking for more lobotomy corperation songs id HIGHLY recomend the cor suppression aka "Sephirah Meltdown" themes, as in the scope of lobotomy corperation their the best "storytelling" themes. a good example would be Geburas core suppresion themes: Distorted Night and Insignia Decay
1st warning: oh, some thingy escaped, just take care of it, not a big problem 2nd warning: ok, collect yourself, prepare and deal with this before is too late 3rd warning: well, we are doomed, unless you can go back in time, ill see you in the afterlife
A bit of context for the themes of each Warning in-game First: Business as usual. The ongoing threat is manageable and expected. If you don't deal with it it will deal with you however so you should be paying it its due attention. Second: You didn't pay the attention it's due. Either from a lapse of judgment that Day or a previous one, the game is now putting you in the most dangerous position currently available to it. Drop everything and go deal with it or suffer the consequences. Third: The consequences. The game overcame you. Even if you were able to recover from your current position, hearing this theme means that you probably don't have enough to survive the following Days. It is practically this game's Game Over theme.
The shift in the middle of first warning is likely the point where the problem has been identified and you’ve assembled your team to engage, so I can’t help but feel like that section is designed for the “kill it with fire” section of a suppression Also ahahahaha the instant 2nd warning starts my brain is right back into the core suppressions. It feels like tensing every muscle in my arms and face
The warnings correspond quite well to the fear levels in game. First Warning corresponds to fear level 1, Nervous. A small bump in the road, to be acknowledged, managed, and then ignored. Second Warning corresponds to fear level 2, Terrified. This is no trivial threat that prompts a First Trumpet, or at least it currently isn't, but you'd bet your ass your adrenaline processors are working overtime right now so you'll probably be fine. Third Warning corresponds to fear level 3, Hopeless. You've truly entered a situation that cannot (fully) be recovered, as mass termination of high level agents is practically required for the situation to become this dire. I should note, however, that becoming Hopeless does not immediately cause employees to collapse into panic, and likewise it is (at least theoretically) possible to escape a Third Trumpet without completely collapsing. The mildest Third Trumpet causes 11 of your (by now finest) employees to instantly die and become horrifically powerful monsters, though. _For did I not choose you twelve? Yet one of you is a devil._
you should listen too "Too many trumpets" its made by someone else named Aden Mayo who based it off the lobotomy corporation and its for the 3rd trumpet warning in the game that it plays in. Its much more of a "embrace the Symphany of chaos" type of feeling and the moment it plays in the server EVERYONE agrees to band together to stop the causing of it...the birds or in game they may also be called the twilights sense thats their weapon name, and they are a pain to take down and require everyones attention to kill them (theres 3 of them).
Third warning is amazing, to get it to play in-game you’ve got to mess up BAD, like, so bad that there’s usually no point in continuing after such a massive mistake, while it’s usually a mountain of neglect and mistakes what makes third warning play, there’s some abnormalities capable of instantly triggering the third warning, a single mistake mistake with these and you’re absolutely screwed.
There is some kind of an algorithm that makes these themes occur in fitting situations. Like, second warning won't play unless shit really hit the fan and you need to quickly save the day and it's just perfect.
Heres essentially the trumpets First: Manager, a monster has breached containment and has killed a couple of employees. Please take care of it. Second: Manager, about half of your employees have been killed, and another monster has breached containment. Things are growing out of hand. Third: Manager, 80% or more of your employees have been killed, and monsters are freely roaming the facility, chances of recovery are slim, you may as well give up. The more proper term for "monsters" would have been abnormalities -
Trumpet 1: Proceed carfully and thoughtfully and the situation will be under control. Trumpet 2: Decisive action is needed immediately in order to prevent further casualties. Trumpet 3: The situation is now out of your control. There is nothing more that can be done.
"It's bothering me in a good way" *Me having ptsd flash backs to the 345 hours I've put into the game trying to beat it in a deathless run, but ultimately choosing to just finish the game after making it to day 49, with everything else fully completed* I completely understand
I took that information from the Lobotomy Corporation artbook. maybe someone will be interested First warning: The anomaly has escaped and poses a minor threat to the facility and its personnel Second warning: it’s not too late to correct the situation. Of course, this will cost the lives of several employees Third warning: It's a miracle if you can get rid of this crap.. most of the employees are dead.. (the most atmospheric alarm in my opinion) there are also 4, 5, 6 and 7 warning Fourth warning: the object was destroyed. however, so is your management career. Fifth warning: the fourth alarm level was launched in several facilities and branches at once Sixth warning: If you hear this, then we have lost wing status due to escaped anomalies or other wings. the situation is beyond the control and competence of our corporation Seventh warning: however, you still won’t hear it, since you’ll be dead. this is the end. anomalies have driven humanity into irreversible ruins. there is no more hope in this apocalypse. this level of anxiety was prepared for the ABSOLUTE worst case scenario imaginable
The way he described Warning 1 is probably perfect. The other two had their marks hit, but not in the "this is exactly how I feel about this warning song" level of agreement. Also, the lines of "We got the choir of the damned" and "You didn't do it, here we are, Time To Die." Kinda sum up 3rd warning on both sides of what's usually happening during a 3rd trumpet.
He got this mostly right, 1 is "alright lets send our highest level employee and kill this thing" 2 is "oh shit, anyways just blast that thing. Every employee either keep something in or kill this thing." 3 is "oh... guess i'll try my best.."
First Trumpet: oh god MoSB broke out again, somebody go deal with it. Second Trumpet: wait why are half of my alephs out? oh god somebody went insane Third Trumpet: WHY IS EVERYBODY DEAD???
First Trumpet: Oops! That wasn’t supposed to happen! Control team, go suppress it! Second Trumpet: Shit- Everyone on deck! We got a situation, Code Red! Third Trumpet: **Everyone’s Fucking Dead, there’s an Angel/Antichrist roaming the facility-**
First trumpet: ok get serious before things get worse. Second trumpet: I said GET SERIOUS WGAT DID YOU DO! Third trumpet: how are you still alive, just reset the day. Fourth trumpet: IT EXISTS?!
Love all the project moon OST reviews you did! If you ever do more lobotomy corp OST reviews, I would suggest “Gloomy Cathedral” as it is a pretty good theme for one of the characters (Sadly, there is no official video of it but if that’s not problem then that would be great!!)
First Warning: "Goddammit, who breached this time?" (It's Queen of Hatred, it's always her) Second Warning: "Did I forget I left someone in the shelter again? (the answer is yes) Third Warning: *_"Why is the Plague Doctor changing?"_*
Goddammit, this is making me want to go back and try to beat LC again. I bounced off SUPER HARD in the late-game after ENTIRELY TOO MUCH rng bullshit and resetting, but that music... so compelling, and immediately calls to mind all the incredible mystery and intrigue of that damned pit of horror and duty. Shit, I'm gonna have to, aren't I?
@@erebuskaslana1583 Day 1-20 are easy Day 21-25 are decently hard if you do core suppression here (especially hod lol) Day 26-40 are weirdly trivial ? You barely get important meltdowns so you don't have to take risks , only geb is hard 41-45 is the core suppression pain And then there's hell week, oh god day 49 , why do you exist Lobo difficulty curve is janky
The goal the game to contain and manage monsters and employee's. The first warning is when one the monsters breaks out might want deal with that. The second warning when multiple escape contain the monsters and fight for your LIFE. The third and final is your facility is lost no living employees left its basically the you lose music. After 3rd warning it's good idea to restart the game or day and start over.
You should also try listening to the Library Of Ruina floor battle themes, each of them is unique and there are 10 of them in total, it would be interesting to see you react to them.
imma drop the lore of what each trumpet means first trumpet: a abnormality has escaped, or a ordeal has happened, but it poses very little threat to the corporation. second trumpet: an especially dangerous abnormality has escaped, or many not-so dangerous abnormalities have escaped. It isn't too late to recover, but its likely impossible. third trumpet: almost every employee is dead and lots of abnormalities have escaped. recovery is impossible. This is the end of the ones you can get in game. fourth trumpet: This facility is done for, same as your role of manager. Fifth trumpet: a majority of abnormalities have reached the surface. sixth trumpet: lobotomy corporation as a whole no longer exists. seventh trumpet: all of humanity is doomed.
1st warning feels like "hey, there's some danger" 2nd feels like "man, you should pump up your efforts, you're under some great danger!!" and 3rd just "It is the end"
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The sheer whiplash of hearing you say "distortion" and "ideal" in the same sentence, without knowing PM lore, is fucking insane.
I was just about to comment the same thing XD
What a fucking sleeper agent I have become, my mind being triggered by just two common words
Utter to me what you think the ideal is
@@helloblocks.4310 "Thats all" it takes now.
@@helloblocks.4310 We PM fans are literally the Sweepers, upon the right conditions we come out of the woodwork
First trumpet: go kill that vacuum cleaner
Second trumpet: go kill that hyper deathray beam snake
Third trumpet: long ago in a warm forest lived three happy birds
Third Trumpet: He answered them, "Have I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?"
Third Trumpet: *”WHO PRESSED DON’T TOUCH ME-“*
me when Nothing there and Mosb breaks out
All these replies gave me their unique Vietnam flashbacks 😌
First Trumpet: CAN ANYONE STOP THAT CLANGING SOUND
Second Trumpet: EY BRO WATCH YOUR LASER
WATCH YOUR LASER
WATCH YOUR-
Third Trumpet:
Hello?
Kore ga Requiem da.
I smell dead people.
Take this slime as a gift from me. Blackpink in your area.
Two hearts and I hear one across the room.
With this power of mine... I'll (CENSORED) you to pieces...!
Once upon a time... There lived 3 birds.
AND THEY HAVE THE POWER OF GOD AND ANIME ON THEIR SIDE.
1:01
"That Distortion on there is so Ideal"
- Carmen, probably
Carmen to Yi Sang, probably.
@@mystic_spider too bad it backfired
ayin when he builds a time machine and see dongrang distorting:
@@DilaccioLunaayin telling yi to “just dont” just to piss off carmen
""
"yes manager"
*GluttonyTrigger.sfx*
1st warning: eh, a bird broke out nothing to worry about
2nd warning: manager... Time to start paying attention!
3rd warning: HAVE I NOT CHOSEN YOU 12? AND YET ONE OF YOU IS OF THE DEVIL
1st: Judgement bird is out
2nd: Big bird is out
3rd: Punishing bird is out
with this confession i summon...
ONE SIN AND A HUNDERD GOOD DEEDS
1st trumpet: you almost fucked up, restore everything carefully and thoughtfully
2nd trumpet: you fucked up, do something quickly!!!
3rd trumpet: you fucked up...
As a popular comment on the original says:
1 warning - it's nothing there to worry about
2 warning - it's "Nothing There" to worry about
3 warning - there's nothing to worry about
And the third one their is almost no hope their is a glimer but it is fading as you fight and struggle to regain control of the facility
@@Plaugus_Screenz their is possessive.
@@helpfulDeathgod ok
when i get to third trumpet i either just give up or go on a rampage for no reason and suppress most abnos until im bored though im starting to become more thoughtful of my actions and made teams with the 3 damage types to avoid heavy deaths@@heiligkeit6345
1: Theres nothing there to worry about.
2: Theres Nothing There to worry about!
3: Theres nothing there to worry about...
He’s gonna [CENSORED] to [CENSORED]
The orchestra behind this must be as silent as there called
3: There's nothing LEFT to worry about...
Ha, classic
@@phazonmarth6374 stop stealing my e boxes you snobby 173 clone..
He said it! He said distortion!
He said it! He said ideal!
He said it! He said love and hate!
Distort yourself now!
First Warning: Oh no, anyway
Second Warning: F*** it, we ball
Third Warning: It's Joever
Every single time Catharsis talked about how that siren noise made him feel uncomfortable, how it made his body instinctually want to get away from it, made me smile. Because it really does mean that that siren is doing its job properly. You don't want to hear that siren playing--That's why you're encouraged to suppress the threat as soon as possible. Suppress it, and everything will return peaceful. Ignore your duties as a facility manager, however, and all you will hear is that siren.
Then Outta Nowhere *_SECOND TRUMPET BREAKDANCE TIME_*
"Perfect amount of Distortion" Head at end of Ruina
it truly was ideal
12:11 A fun fact about the aforementioned corners of the video, those are actual bits of in-game UI that appear when the music plays in-game, and are actually diegetic in-world as well due to the player character canonically viewing everything that happens in-game through a screen!
It also serves as a reminder that im screwed when censored breaks out :)
@@Jackling_Shoebillian_Jr.CHESED IS THAT YOU
One of the things I like most about the Warnings soundtrack is that they have an almost built in situational awareness. As the songs go on for longer, they start to change their tune, almost understanding that things should not have gone on for this long.
With First Warning, it starts off with simple anxiety inducing alarms, but if you dont suppress the threat quickly the music understands that something bad is going down.
Likewise, with Third Warning, it starts off being dark and depressing, expecting you to turn back the clock and try again. However, if you keep fighting, it figures out that there is still at least *something* left, and switches to a more hopeful tone while maintaining a level of that doom and gloom. It can tell that you see there is something still left fighting for and is supporting you, but it is also warning you that much of what you've had will be unsalvageable after the fact.
The greatest feeling you can ever accomplish in Gaming is when Third Warning goes back to Second Warning, confirming you ACTUALLY have regained a fighting chance.
Second Warning really captures the “Ohgodohshitohfuck” energy that occurs when a breach reaches that level.
3rd warning is giving up all hope
First trumpet is the smoke
Second trumpet is the fire
Third trumpet is the ashes
Fourth trumpet is the fire spreading to the rest of the house
Fifth trumpet is the fire spreading across the neighborhood
Sixth trumpet is the spread to the entire city
Seventh trumpet is the *End*
@@JmonsterNEO 4th trumpet!?!?
@@RetroAnts_Retronima in lore they exist
@@RetroAnts_Retronima iirc it's in the artbook, but yeah, the trumpets are based on the seven trumpets of the apocalypse. I've heard thay the 4th was supposed to be in the game at first, but yeah as the precedent replies showed, iirc 4th trumpet would already be an entire facility compromised, and 5th and over are on higher orders of magnitude, so wouldn't fit in a game limited to the facility.
@@marethyu_77gamer93-The game manual actually-, but yes. All the way up through 7th, with 7th being the literal end of humanity.
Edit: Other people are saying art book too, I'm assuming I misremembered.
1st warning: something to worry about
2nd warning: a lot to worry about
3rd warning: nothing left to worry about
nothing there to worry about
@@monochrome4937 “Goodbye”
@@monochrome4937 *Goodbye*
I noticed this only now. The Second Trumpet has a church bell ringing, like it's a massive disaster in progress
Though you only hear these three in the game, there are actually 7 trumpets (warnings)
The first means a minor threat to the facility and its employee's is present
The second is the final warning to improve the situation to avoid the death of most employee's
The third is the situation requires a miracle to come back from alive, most employee's are dead
The fourth is the facility is done for, and you, if you are still alive, are as well.
The fifth is if the fourth trumpet has been set off in multiple facilities and branches at the same time
The sixth is if the situation cannot be handled by upper governments anymore
The seventh is the end, humanity is in ruin, and there is no hope in the apocalypse to come
these are all off the lobotomy corporation artbook, which you can purchase on steam. has alot of really cool facts and art!
goodluck, manager.
You bring that up make me think and remember about the 7 seals.
There's only until 3rd in the headquarters, Because it'll reset due to the protocol. Branches can go to 4 when it bury itself and at the L corp end only at the 5th. 6th and up never/haven't happened yet
@@RaiNAgaraTechnically, 6th could have happened with one of the alternate endings of Lobotomy Corporation, but that’d quickly be out of the question as the Head uses its patent on Lobotomy Corporation’s Qliphoth Deterrence technologies to bring the nest back to the fold-
@@kyoukisatori4988Close, it’s the seven trumpets after the seven seals.
first trumpet: unfuck the fuck you did
second trumpet: try to unfuck the fuck you did
third trumpet: you fucked up
One of the most terrying songs from lob corp is the hokma suppresion theme. Nothings in the world of music comes close of HEARING how its like to have a complete and utter mental breakdown
Circle rombed oxygen
Well, second most terrifying song behind Hod Supression, but for an entirely different reason. And I'd rather not talk about Hod Supression.
Binah's first theme is also phenomenal. It feels like a complete opposite of Gebura in the sense that that one is pretty intense, yet this one feels calming, but also eerie and hopeless once you realize she's far more powerful and destructive
In a different vein, I find Chesed and Netzach's ones to fit their situations of hopelessness and despair well. Chesed's especially is good with that piano part in the middle.
@@Puffman728I suppose I’ll take that as a compliment.
@@Puffman728
Gebura is destruction up close and personal, a communication of violent intent. A destruction of passionate rage and fury and madness, fast and bloody.
Binah is destruction like the slowly approaching blast wave of a supernova. There is nothing left to communicate. Just bask in it and wait to casually evaporate.
I love how he reacts to our collective nightmares as “vibe music” lmao
I can feel my SP restored with this reaction
1st Warning: "Alright folks, remember to keep clear of the exploding child."
2nd Warning: Magical Girl PTSD. (If you know, you know.)
3rd Warning: *Train Noises Intensify*
You get 3rd warning from the train? Only believable during hokma surpression or unlucky trainroute
@@RaiNAgaraif you have an abno that escapes through employee deaths and the train runs over enough employees it could give enough points to trigger the 3rd trumpet
The true 3rd for me is white night+blue star+silent osc+nothing thar+3 Bird
We don’t talk about Love Town
@@poomafk2555 How did you manage THAT chaos disaster? Usually two or three of those are enough to call a game over; how do you get that many of them out?
You're spot on. In LC, you manage employees (or nuggets as they are called in the community) to research creatures called Abnormalities. The first warning is when they get out. The second warning is if a few of them get out or a few of your nuggets have died. The last warning is either when most of your nuggets are dead, a lot of Abnormalities break out, or one of the top tier Abnormality break out. It's so hopeless that you might as well just reset the day.
It's actually impossible for just a single Abnormality escape to trigger Third Warning, at no point in the game does the danger value from having a single ALEPH loose reach Third Warning level. Not even Apocalypse Bird. So when you hear it, you know you not only fucked up massively, but most likely you already failed to bring things under control again
The only exception is our Lord and Savior WhiteNight, but it's kind of an exception since it's 12 simultaneous ALEPH entities + 12 deaths.
@@Simon-ur7bi
Also, the initial breach of Plague Doctor transforming into WN actually artificially adds 99 to the emergency level, IMMEDIATELY triggering a 3rd trumpet scenario.
@@AWrySmileNot excatly sure, but from what I know, the points added to the warning counter from abnormalities breaching are divided by the amount of unlocked departmenta
Alright im gonna do my version of this:
1: Minor slip-up, you're good.
2: Major threat. Pay attention and remove quickly.
3: Its Joever. The game is mocking you, just reset.
3: me when Binah breaks everyone out and kills my lost paradise agent
1st trumpet: Face the Fear, Build the Future.
2nd trumpet: Face the Fear.
3rd trumpet: The Fear.
1st warning: An abnormality got out, but surely you can handle it, right manager?
2nd warning: Several abnormalities are out, some of our agents are dead, but you can still get the departments under control!
3nd warning: All hope is lost, our abnormalities are on a rampage, our agents are dead, our departments in ruin, and *It's all your fault*
First Trumpet: "whoops!"
Second Trumpet: "OHGODOHFUCKOHSHITFUCKFUCKFUCKAAAAAAAAAAAA"
Third Trumpet: * slams head on desk, sobbing profusely while restarting the day for the fifteenth time *
(edited for spelling)
Dunno if anyone told you
Initially when these songs were made, there were going to be 7 of them
They were inspired off of “The Seven Trumpets of The Apocalypse”, hence why they’re called trumpets in game and not just warnings
First Trumpet signifies small amount of death or small amounts of panic. The manager (You.) will need to focus if they do not wish for things to spiral out of control
The Second Trumpet is the beginning of the spiral into chaos. It’s imperative that The Manager focuses and deals with things swiftly if they do not wish for things to get much worse or possibly irreparable
The Third Trumpet usually signifies The End.. Everyone is either dead, insane, or horrifically injured. Multiple of your teams and crews have been wiped out, monsters beyond reason are finishing off those they can catch or are taking over parts of the facility.
Right, also; the whole niche with the songs and how the game plays is/can be summed up with
“Everything spirals into chaos” - Release Trailer
In my opinion the progress bar on 3rd trumpet dissappearing has to be intentional, because for me that really cements the feel of "all is lost"
Its always very cool to see what people think will happen after Second Warning, because its never quite what they expect.
Also really interesting to hear all the sound design talk.
1st warning: Oh no
2nd warning: Oh god! Oh fk
3rd warning: Oh well..
The first warning is there to mainly build up anxiety and to kind of show what we are actually dealing with
The second warning is there to build up adrealine and to stay vigilant to every little change that might happen, was it by accident or not
The third warning is telling you to just reset the day, its not worth fighting against all that the world has against the few employees alive.
You almost got it, great job, these songs are:
1. Just your everyday "Some eldrith horror escaped it's chamber so we poke it with a stick until it crawls back"
2. More difficult fights, either several eldritch horrors escape at once, or some really big ones.
3. You lose and watch as abovementioned horrors butchhered all your workers and wander the facility, searching for a way out to doom the rest of the world.
all of this because an anime girl got pissed off
*"some eldritch horror escaped it's chamber so we poke it with a stick until it crawls back"*
@@demetriajones3231more sophisticated methods are beyond our comprehsion.
Stick poking works.
@@simplyeyeronic1443 so called "abnormalities" when katana:
1: Awww look at the little bird pecking our agents
2: Okay so Queen of Hatred escaped. Get in there and suppress her.
3: I TOLD YOU NOT TO TOUCH THE BUTTON MANAGER NOOOOO-
@@cosmic3077 MANJIJI MA A A A A A A A A
god summoning 1736279 pmoon fanatics to the comments section on a pmoon video
Ayin
In the first warning siren warns you. Rhythm keeps you on edge. And lowering synth descends you straight to hell
-Danteh probably
The 1st one is a simple alarm where you gotta deal with this threat
The 2nd needs you to surpress this thing asoon as possible before anything bigger happens
And the 3rd is as if godlike being just dropped from heaven and telling you that "yourr time is up"
You are right on point!
To explain the smallest bits of positivity in the third warning: while you are in a state of absolute misery which *almost* could be considered a "Game Over", you can *still* salvage the situation. Without skill you are as good as dead and that warrants a reset of the day, perhaps a week, or the entire run. With it you can get maybe ten men safe out of a hundred. But can you continue with this... Can you rebuild your force?
Almost everyone is dead, maybe, just maybe you got 2 or 3 left, and maybe, just maybe. You can still crawl to the finish line.
unless BS is out
First warning: "A situation is occuring, dispatch a suppression team to get it under control."
Second warning: "Alert! Multiple breaches. Going into full emergency mode."
Third warning: "All hope it lost. The abnormalities can no longer be brought under control. All employees that are still alive may use their last moments to pray or take the easy way out. Preparing the facility's self destruction."
1st warning: it's fixable with relatively speaking no losses
2nd: people are going to die or at the very least it's going to be a tough battle with bleak prospects.
3rd: you are already doomed. There is no perceivable way to victory. Not enough manpower to fight. This is the song of the end.
Fun fact about third trumpet: a certain entity is so strong that the second it activates the third warning plays. It was believed to be so unkillable during development that it lacks a death animation entirely. It also assaults your ears with aggressive overly loud breathing the entire time you have it in passive mode.
The fun of the First Warning shift with that distorted Roar is that it gives the perfect vibe of having sent your Nuggets to deal with a creature, it's the moment the elevator opens and they open fire
And of course, it then returns slowly to silence as the work is finished
First trumpet: oh no
Second trumpet: OH GOD
Third Trumpet: Time to restart-
6:30 your reaction to the sudden change is so relatable, when I had to deal with it for the first time I was at first uncomfortable but when the sudden change came I just jumped into anxiety
For their debut game, Project Moon did a great job giving the sense of how dangerous and intense it is to work at Lobotomy Corporation. The CEOs of a company that manages monsters don’t care for their employees and expect every problem to be solved by their employees. Note the ALL monsters in this game have the ability to kill employees for a variety of reasons and in a variety of horrific ways.
Funnily enough, First Warning is, of course, a Warning, the game warning you to do something about something going wrong/you are doing wrong.
And if you manage to fix it quickly enough, it tends to end before the second part of it (when it becomes a banger), so its just being an annoying siren that is doing it's job lol
Edit: Yup, the progress bar disappearing in Third Warning is totally on purpose and can be interpreted as a mirroring of sorts, because Third Warning tends to appear when multiple of the departments you are managing are recked, with electrical system failures and all. So at least that's kind of how I viewed it, just symbolizing that the run is in ruins and you will have to restart the day to restore it.
I think I could have summarized my thoughts better but wasn't able right now so, bleh, good enough.
Anyways, bangers.
Me when i go into an elementry school: 12:37
This fuckin KILLED me. I didn't remember what i said there 😂😂😂
The Vocal Chop sample in Warning 1 has the Uncanny Valley feel to it , idk why.
Jerma sound
That vocal chop is probably symbolising radio chatter when i think about it
First Trumpet: Ignore the small birb.
Second Trumpet: Time to worry! the meat dog got into it's final phase!
Third Trumpet: Everyone is dead.
if your looking for more lobotomy corperation songs id HIGHLY recomend the cor suppression aka "Sephirah Meltdown" themes, as in the scope of lobotomy corperation their the best "storytelling" themes. a good example would be Geburas core suppresion themes: Distorted Night and Insignia Decay
2:24
"Hello?" Awakened my PTSD.
1st warning: oh, some thingy escaped, just take care of it, not a big problem
2nd warning: ok, collect yourself, prepare and deal with this before is too late
3rd warning: well, we are doomed, unless you can go back in time, ill see you in the afterlife
A bit of context for the themes of each Warning in-game
First: Business as usual.
The ongoing threat is manageable and expected. If you don't deal with it it will deal with you however so you should be paying it its due attention.
Second: You didn't pay the attention it's due.
Either from a lapse of judgment that Day or a previous one, the game is now putting you in the most dangerous position currently available to it. Drop everything and go deal with it or suffer the consequences.
Third: The consequences.
The game overcame you. Even if you were able to recover from your current position, hearing this theme means that you probably don't have enough to survive the following Days. It is practically this game's Game Over theme.
The shift in the middle of first warning is likely the point where the problem has been identified and you’ve assembled your team to engage, so I can’t help but feel like that section is designed for the “kill it with fire” section of a suppression
Also ahahahaha the instant 2nd warning starts my brain is right back into the core suppressions. It feels like tensing every muscle in my arms and face
The second half of First Warning is probably my favorite section of all of these pieces.
1st Trumpet: Nothing there to worry about.
2nd Trumpet: Nothing There to worry about.
3rd Trumpet: Nothing left to worry about.
You also need to hear the Libary of Runia remixes of the three warnings, they are newer and the sequel to the game.
Keter relisation i was crawing that Angela 3 but all i got was FUCKING WIND
The warnings correspond quite well to the fear levels in game.
First Warning corresponds to fear level 1, Nervous. A small bump in the road, to be acknowledged, managed, and then ignored.
Second Warning corresponds to fear level 2, Terrified. This is no trivial threat that prompts a First Trumpet, or at least it currently isn't, but you'd bet your ass your adrenaline processors are working overtime right now so you'll probably be fine.
Third Warning corresponds to fear level 3, Hopeless. You've truly entered a situation that cannot (fully) be recovered, as mass termination of high level agents is practically required for the situation to become this dire. I should note, however, that becoming Hopeless does not immediately cause employees to collapse into panic, and likewise it is (at least theoretically) possible to escape a Third Trumpet without completely collapsing. The mildest Third Trumpet causes 11 of your (by now finest) employees to instantly die and become horrifically powerful monsters, though.
_For did I not choose you twelve? Yet one of you is a devil._
13:38 Yea, the same kinda uplift you get when the entire building flares up as it's burning down, and that's canon
13:55 I've always seen this part of third trumpet as triumphant, but it's not your triumph.
you should listen too "Too many trumpets" its made by someone else named Aden Mayo who based it off the lobotomy corporation and its for the 3rd trumpet warning in the game that it plays in. Its much more of a "embrace the Symphany of chaos" type of feeling and the moment it plays in the server EVERYONE agrees to band together to stop the causing of it...the birds or in game they may also be called the twilights sense thats their weapon name, and they are a pain to take down and require everyones attention to kill them (theres 3 of them).
barely anyone cares or reacts to roblox music dude
keep it between us.
@@DilaccioLunatoo many trumpets is actually pretty good, just a bit chaotic
@@V2ultrakillreal dude roblox is seen as nothing but a kids game by people, they probably won't react to a song from said kids game
@@DilaccioLuna that doesnt stop it from having good music.
Third warning is amazing, to get it to play in-game you’ve got to mess up BAD, like, so bad that there’s usually no point in continuing after such a massive mistake, while it’s usually a mountain of neglect and mistakes what makes third warning play, there’s some abnormalities capable of instantly triggering the third warning, a single mistake mistake with these and you’re absolutely screwed.
First Trumpet: Don’t think about it
Second Trumpet: Start thinking about it
Third Trumpet: Yeah, don’t think about it…
There is some kind of an algorithm that makes these themes occur in fitting situations. Like, second warning won't play unless shit really hit the fan and you need to quickly save the day and it's just perfect.
once you hear the choir, just stay and listen to it, contemplate your life choices
Heres essentially the trumpets
First: Manager, a monster has breached containment and has killed a couple of employees. Please take care of it.
Second: Manager, about half of your employees have been killed, and another monster has breached containment. Things are growing out of hand.
Third: Manager, 80% or more of your employees have been killed, and monsters are freely roaming the facility, chances of recovery are slim, you may as well give up.
The more proper term for "monsters" would have been abnormalities -
Trumpet 1: Proceed carfully and thoughtfully and the situation will be under control.
Trumpet 2: Decisive action is needed immediately in order to prevent further casualties.
Trumpet 3: The situation is now out of your control. There is nothing more that can be done.
First Trumpet: Don't be afraid
Second Trumpet: Be afraid
Third Trumpet: BE NOT AFRAID
"It's bothering me in a good way"
*Me having ptsd flash backs to the 345 hours I've put into the game trying to beat it in a deathless run, but ultimately choosing to just finish the game after making it to day 49, with everything else fully completed*
I completely understand
I took that information from the Lobotomy Corporation artbook. maybe someone will be interested
First warning: The anomaly has escaped and poses a minor threat to the facility and its personnel
Second warning: it’s not too late to correct the situation. Of course, this will cost the lives of several employees
Third warning: It's a miracle if you can get rid of this crap.. most of the employees are dead..
(the most atmospheric alarm in my opinion)
there are also 4, 5, 6 and 7 warning
Fourth warning: the object was destroyed. however, so is your management career.
Fifth warning: the fourth alarm level was launched in several facilities and branches at once
Sixth warning: If you hear this, then we have lost wing status due to escaped anomalies or other wings. the situation is beyond the control and competence of our corporation
Seventh warning: however, you still won’t hear it, since you’ll be dead. this is the end. anomalies have driven humanity into irreversible ruins. there is no more hope in this apocalypse. this level of anxiety was prepared for the ABSOLUTE worst case scenario imaginable
1st warning: hey this isnt that bad you can handle this
2nd warning FUCKFUCKFUCKSHITFUCKSHITFUCK
3rd warning:..... but that run was going so well
The way he described Warning 1 is probably perfect. The other two had their marks hit, but not in the "this is exactly how I feel about this warning song" level of agreement.
Also, the lines of "We got the choir of the damned" and "You didn't do it, here we are, Time To Die." Kinda sum up 3rd warning on both sides of what's usually happening during a 3rd trumpet.
first trumpet is panic,second trumpet is struggle,third trumpet is death.
First trumpet: nothing there to worry about
Third trumpet: there is Nothing There to worry about
Speaking of emotional I'd recommend checking out Dongbaek's boss theme from Limbus Company ^_^
He got this mostly right, 1 is "alright lets send our highest level employee and kill this thing"
2 is "oh shit, anyways just blast that thing. Every employee either keep something in or kill this thing."
3 is "oh... guess i'll try my best.."
It's so funny that the first part of the first warrnings is the chillest in-game
First Trumpet: oh god MoSB broke out again, somebody go deal with it.
Second Trumpet: wait why are half of my alephs out? oh god somebody went insane
Third Trumpet: WHY IS EVERYBODY DEAD???
i recommend listening to those songs while in game. trust me, nothing goes wrong
Trust me bro
trust lord ayin bro@@CatharsisYT
@@Ologalis Hokma? That you?
First Trumpet: Oops! That wasn’t supposed to happen! Control team, go suppress it!
Second Trumpet: Shit- Everyone on deck! We got a situation, Code Red!
Third Trumpet: **Everyone’s Fucking Dead, there’s an Angel/Antichrist roaming the facility-**
You made me subscribe to your channel because i literally can't stop watching your reactions on a GAME I DON'T EVEN PLAY (library of ruina)
Bro no worries I've never played any of these games either. I played Honkai Star Rail for like 2 hours and never touched it again 💀
I get now why they made these such bangers, Angela always intended for the abnormalities to get out
First trumpet: ok get serious before things get worse.
Second trumpet: I said GET SERIOUS WGAT DID YOU DO!
Third trumpet: how are you still alive, just reset the day.
Fourth trumpet: IT EXISTS?!
Love all the project moon OST reviews you did! If you ever do more lobotomy corp OST reviews, I would suggest “Gloomy Cathedral” as it is a pretty good theme for one of the characters (Sadly, there is no official video of it but if that’s not problem then that would be great!!)
1st trumpet: yeah i might have to restart
2nd trumpet: yeah i probably have to restart
3rd trumpet: yeah im restarting
First Warning: "Goddammit, who breached this time?" (It's Queen of Hatred, it's always her)
Second Warning: "Did I forget I left someone in the shelter again? (the answer is yes)
Third Warning: *_"Why is the Plague Doctor changing?"_*
first warning: this is fine
second warning: oh what the fuck
third warning: *this is fine*
since everyone's doing it here's my take:
1-Shit's about to hit the fan!
2- SHIT HIT THE FAN!
3- Well shit...
Goddammit, this is making me want to go back and try to beat LC again. I bounced off SUPER HARD in the late-game after ENTIRELY TOO MUCH rng bullshit and resetting, but that music... so compelling, and immediately calls to mind all the incredible mystery and intrigue of that damned pit of horror and duty. Shit, I'm gonna have to, aren't I?
LOBOTOMY CORP MENTIONED
🔥🔥🔥🔥WHAT THE FUCK IS A DIFFICULTY CUUUURVE?????!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
and WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER!?
that has nothing to do with the game, I'm just an American scared by anything i don't understand
@@CatharsisYT It's a jab on how horrifically difficult Lobotomy Corporation is. It's difficulty curve is a difficulty spike.
@@erebuskaslana1583More like a difficulty spear
@@kontrol42its a FUCKING WAAALL!
@@erebuskaslana1583
Day 1-20 are easy
Day 21-25 are decently hard if you do core suppression here (especially hod lol)
Day 26-40 are weirdly trivial ? You barely get important meltdowns so you don't have to take risks , only geb is hard
41-45 is the core suppression pain
And then there's hell week, oh god day 49 , why do you exist
Lobo difficulty curve is janky
The goal the game to contain and manage monsters and employee's. The first warning is when one the monsters breaks out might want deal with that. The second warning when multiple escape contain the monsters and fight for your LIFE. The third and final is your facility is lost no living employees left its basically the you lose music. After 3rd warning it's good idea to restart the game or day and start over.
You should also try listening to the Library Of Ruina floor battle themes, each of them is unique and there are 10 of them in total, it would be interesting to see you react to them.
3 parts to each as well
library of ruina floor songs?
I need to see reaction at our lovely green drunk guy's ost
imma drop the lore of what each trumpet means
first trumpet: a abnormality has escaped, or a ordeal has happened, but it poses very little threat to the corporation.
second trumpet: an especially dangerous abnormality has escaped, or many not-so dangerous abnormalities have escaped. It isn't too late to recover, but its likely impossible.
third trumpet: almost every employee is dead and lots of abnormalities have escaped. recovery is impossible.
This is the end of the ones you can get in game.
fourth trumpet: This facility is done for, same as your role of manager.
Fifth trumpet: a majority of abnormalities have reached the surface.
sixth trumpet: lobotomy corporation as a whole no longer exists.
seventh trumpet: all of humanity is doomed.
1st warning feels like "hey, there's some danger"
2nd feels like "man, you should pump up your efforts, you're under some great danger!!"
and 3rd just "It is the end"
First Warning: nothing there to worry about
Second Warning: Nothing There to worry about
Third Warning: nothing left to worry about
"Choir of the damned" lmao accurate
First trumpet is climbing anxiety, second trumpet is the climax, and third trumpet is the aftermath
Library of Ruina features remixes of all 3 warnings, so there is something for you to listen to next.
1. Stay calm. You’re still in control.
2. You’ve lost control. Fight like hell.
3. All is lost.
1. It's over (for the clerks)
2. Oh no
3. It's actually over