Its interesting that they fully programmed a password that actually does something even though its impossible to get the password in the first place. But seeing the wonky pose and lack of collision for the Prisoner's corpse, they definitely knew it would be impossible to get the password normally; yet the fact that they even programmed the sarcophagus and modeled the dead prisoner in the first place...
that is so cool that he is there and the coffin is opened if you dont have to die to get him out. i still love this game so much after a million hours and watching other find all the cool things too. xen-42 has some really good videos on where all the parts are stored in the physical game world. so genius how the devs made the whole thing. finding all the little secrets and quirks of the game dont make it any less special :)
Love the interaction you have with this guy. "Hi friend, nice to meet you, I've been yearning for death for hundreds of thousands of years, goodbye" Black Mirror ass scenario
the end gives night mother coffin vibes lol also your death was the typical "loses a lot of time by trying to go fast" haha also also I feel like it'd have been a lot more efficient if you went to the prisonner fire immediately, not sure why you specifically wanted to go through the tower =p
Ohhh why did you have to go and dash my hopes, I always thought it was a good 50/50, that maybe the water was protective from the ghost matter :( I love- no, adore this game though, the fact you really can do anything you think you should be able to. Like crack the codes. There is a universe where the hatchling spends a thousand cycles guessing them.
Iiiiiiiiii don't think that Owlks died from Ghost Matter tho, it's just been too long ::( think of it as a chance to meet famous historical figures, you wouldn't just feel sad that they died but glad that you had a chance to meet them ::D
@@mangelsimonpaniello2256 I guess I always saw it as a bit of a tossup, whether their life support systems could potentially let them live for much longer while asleep, until the ghost matter wiped them all out. It was an interesting idea to play around with, especially with the ghost matter scattered around the Stranger spurring such thoughts. But the timelines do also match up with them having all died long before the Nomai received the signal.
@enoshade they died after the Nomai received the signal, otherwise they would have been unable to imprison the prisoner, unable to leave their simulation
@@zchris13 I assume the signal travels at the speed of light (or the version of it in this universe) and so it could have taken millenia or even millions of years for the nomai to receive the signal. I think both interpretations are valid, I do still like the ghost matter wiping out both of them one though - there's something very interesting about the idea of the Owlks existing in the system at the same time as the Nomai and simply not noticing them because they are all hidden away in their dream world.
@@kay_jello So, there's 8 different symbols and 5 symbols in a code. Since the symbols can appear multiple times, I figure the quickest way to figure it out is to convert 88888 from octal to decimal, leaving us with 37448 different possible combinations per puzzle. Definitely not meant to be brute forced lol
@@Fa1seP0sitive Title: Unraveling the Quandary: Why Converting Octal 88888 to Decimal for an 8-Symbol Code with 5 Different Symbols Is a Spectacularly Flawed Endeavor Abstract: In this enlightening dissertation, we embark on a journey to dissect the seemingly ingenious practice of converting the octal number 88888 to decimal, all in the misguided pursuit of generating an 8-symbol code with a grand total of 5 different symbols. Brace yourself for a revelation as we expose the glaring errors and gratuitous complexities lurking beneath this misguided methodology, offering a more discerning alternative for those who appreciate efficiency. Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background Dive into the fascinating world of number systems, where some individuals, in their unbridled creativity, attempt to concoct an 8-symbol code with 5 different symbols by indulging in the arcane art of converting octal to decimal. Spoiler alert: it's not as brilliant as it sounds. 1.2 Statement of the Problem We address the elephant in the room-the fallacious belief that converting octal 88888 to decimal will magically bestow upon us a diverse set of 8 symbols with 5 unique characters. Prepare for a reality check, as we dismantle this ill-conceived notion brick by misguided brick. Chapter 2: Understanding Number Systems 2.1 Octal Number System Behold, the octal number system-a cornerstone of digital wizardry, or so we're led to believe. We unravel its mysteries and explore its significance, setting the stage for the impending revelation of its shortcomings. 2.2 Decimal Number System A stroll through the park of decimal wonderland, where we draw distinctions between octal and decimal representations. Spoiler alert: they're not the same. Shocking, isn't it? Chapter 3: The Flaw in Converting Octal 88888 to Decimal 3.1 Mathematical Analysis Prepare your mental faculties as we embark on a riveting journey through the mathematical travesty that is converting octal 88888 to decimal. Get ready to question life choices. 3.2 Misconceptions in Symbol Generation Buckle up for the dissection of common misconceptions surrounding the belief that octal-to-decimal conversion is the golden ticket to an 8-symbol code with 5 different symbols. It's not. Seriously, it's not. Chapter 4: Alternative Approaches 4.1 Utilizing Hexadecimal Representation For those with an appreciation for elegance and efficiency, we propose the radical idea of using hexadecimal representation. Because who needs needless complexity? 4.2 Binary Manipulation Enter the realm of binary manipulation-a land where simplicity reigns supreme. Say goodbye to convoluted processes and hello to a logical approach that won't make you question your life choices. Chapter 5: Conclusion 5.1 Summary of Findings In case you missed it, we recap the sheer audacity of attempting to convert octal 88888 to decimal for symbol generation. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work. 5.2 Recommendations For those with a modicum of common sense, we offer recommendations for alternative methods, sparing you from the absurdity of octal-to-decimal conversion and pointing you toward a more sensible path. This dissertation serves as a beacon of reason in a world where misguided practices masquerade as brilliance. Brace yourself for a paradigm shift. TLDR : use 8^5 instead of octal that doesn't apply here idit
None of those 3 codes are available in game. You either...brute force it. Or there are tricks for getting around actually knowing the codes you learn about
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Its interesting that they fully programmed a password that actually does something even though its impossible to get the password in the first place. But seeing the wonky pose and lack of collision for the Prisoner's corpse, they definitely knew it would be impossible to get the password normally; yet the fact that they even programmed the sarcophagus and modeled the dead prisoner in the first place...
that is so cool that he is there and the coffin is opened if you dont have to die to get him out. i still love this game so much after a million hours and watching other find all the cool things too. xen-42 has some really good videos on where all the parts are stored in the physical game world. so genius how the devs made the whole thing. finding all the little secrets and quirks of the game dont make it any less special :)
Love the interaction you have with this guy. "Hi friend, nice to meet you, I've been yearning for death for hundreds of thousands of years, goodbye" Black Mirror ass scenario
And if you open the vault, you don't meet the prisonners and you go in real world, will his flame stay lit?
Yes, if you open the vault in the simulation but do not meet the prisioner there, the flame in the real world will still be lit.
I checked and yes it does stay lit
the end gives night mother coffin vibes lol
also your death was the typical "loses a lot of time by trying to go fast" haha
also also I feel like it'd have been a lot more efficient if you went to the prisonner fire immediately, not sure why you specifically wanted to go through the tower =p
You’re right I hadn’t played in a while and I forgot the prisoner has a fire
hundreds of thousands of years is definitely too young to die
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Ohhh why did you have to go and dash my hopes, I always thought it was a good 50/50, that maybe the water was protective from the ghost matter :(
I love- no, adore this game though, the fact you really can do anything you think you should be able to. Like crack the codes. There is a universe where the hatchling spends a thousand cycles guessing them.
Iiiiiiiiii don't think that Owlks died from Ghost Matter tho, it's just been too long ::( think of it as a chance to meet famous historical figures, you wouldn't just feel sad that they died but glad that you had a chance to meet them ::D
@@mangelsimonpaniello2256 I guess I always saw it as a bit of a tossup, whether their life support systems could potentially let them live for much longer while asleep, until the ghost matter wiped them all out. It was an interesting idea to play around with, especially with the ghost matter scattered around the Stranger spurring such thoughts. But the timelines do also match up with them having all died long before the Nomai received the signal.
@enoshade they died after the Nomai received the signal, otherwise they would have been unable to imprison the prisoner, unable to leave their simulation
@@zchris13 Well, we don't know how long it took for the signal to reach them.
@@zchris13 I assume the signal travels at the speed of light (or the version of it in this universe) and so it could have taken millenia or even millions of years for the nomai to receive the signal. I think both interpretations are valid, I do still like the ghost matter wiping out both of them one though - there's something very interesting about the idea of the Owlks existing in the system at the same time as the Nomai and simply not noticing them because they are all hidden away in their dream world.
I always wondered about this!! thanks :D
Ayo, just wanted to point out that the title is a spoiler. Some people may not have played the dlc yet
Nice ! How did you get the third code ? Pls dont tell me try and retry lol
Lol no, the codes were datamined. I don't want to know how long it would have taken otherwise
Well you can kill yourself on top of the green campfire and the totems won't detect you. That's how it's actually done
@@kay_jello So, there's 8 different symbols and 5 symbols in a code. Since the symbols can appear multiple times, I figure the quickest way to figure it out is to convert 88888 from octal to decimal, leaving us with 37448 different possible combinations per puzzle.
Definitely not meant to be brute forced lol
@@Fa1seP0sitive
Title: Unraveling the Quandary: Why Converting Octal 88888 to Decimal for an 8-Symbol Code with 5 Different Symbols Is a Spectacularly Flawed Endeavor
Abstract:
In this enlightening dissertation, we embark on a journey to dissect the seemingly ingenious practice of converting the octal number 88888 to decimal, all in the misguided pursuit of generating an 8-symbol code with a grand total of 5 different symbols. Brace yourself for a revelation as we expose the glaring errors and gratuitous complexities lurking beneath this misguided methodology, offering a more discerning alternative for those who appreciate efficiency.
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Background
Dive into the fascinating world of number systems, where some individuals, in their unbridled creativity, attempt to concoct an 8-symbol code with 5 different symbols by indulging in the arcane art of converting octal to decimal. Spoiler alert: it's not as brilliant as it sounds.
1.2 Statement of the Problem
We address the elephant in the room-the fallacious belief that converting octal 88888 to decimal will magically bestow upon us a diverse set of 8 symbols with 5 unique characters. Prepare for a reality check, as we dismantle this ill-conceived notion brick by misguided brick.
Chapter 2: Understanding Number Systems
2.1 Octal Number System
Behold, the octal number system-a cornerstone of digital wizardry, or so we're led to believe. We unravel its mysteries and explore its significance, setting the stage for the impending revelation of its shortcomings.
2.2 Decimal Number System
A stroll through the park of decimal wonderland, where we draw distinctions between octal and decimal representations. Spoiler alert: they're not the same. Shocking, isn't it?
Chapter 3: The Flaw in Converting Octal 88888 to Decimal
3.1 Mathematical Analysis
Prepare your mental faculties as we embark on a riveting journey through the mathematical travesty that is converting octal 88888 to decimal. Get ready to question life choices.
3.2 Misconceptions in Symbol Generation
Buckle up for the dissection of common misconceptions surrounding the belief that octal-to-decimal conversion is the golden ticket to an 8-symbol code with 5 different symbols. It's not. Seriously, it's not.
Chapter 4: Alternative Approaches
4.1 Utilizing Hexadecimal Representation
For those with an appreciation for elegance and efficiency, we propose the radical idea of using hexadecimal representation. Because who needs needless complexity?
4.2 Binary Manipulation
Enter the realm of binary manipulation-a land where simplicity reigns supreme. Say goodbye to convoluted processes and hello to a logical approach that won't make you question your life choices.
Chapter 5: Conclusion
5.1 Summary of Findings
In case you missed it, we recap the sheer audacity of attempting to convert octal 88888 to decimal for symbol generation. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work.
5.2 Recommendations
For those with a modicum of common sense, we offer recommendations for alternative methods, sparing you from the absurdity of octal-to-decimal conversion and pointing you toward a more sensible path.
This dissertation serves as a beacon of reason in a world where misguided practices masquerade as brilliance. Brace yourself for a paradigm shift.
TLDR : use 8^5 instead of octal that doesn't apply here idit
@@Fa1seP0sitive dude... He said he don't wanna know
How you get the codes? :0
probably just brute forcing the locks. or looked it up on the internet
@@leysont Datamining
None of those 3 codes are available in game. You either...brute force it. Or there are tricks for getting around actually knowing the codes you learn about
@@terenceosorio6680 Actually everybody who finished the DLC has the first code. It's just that you have it after. When you don't need it anymore.
@@agouti973 okay, well. Yeah, duh. But you get the code through the trick you learn