Astrophysicist explores the Outer Wilds - About Oliver's Supercut
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2023
- One of the most unique Outer wilds playthroughs, includes basically all uncommon/ very rare things that could happen during a run, including one very special find at 1:45:10 ::)
This video covers videos 1-35 from Oliver's unedited playthrough: • Astrophysicist plays |...
The remaining parts are in the DLC supercut: • Astrophysicist witness...
Thumbnail art made by me, inspired by Oliver's thumbnails.
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I'm honored for being featured here 🤩
Oliver, we mean it when I and many more of us say that your playthrough of Outer Wilds is the DEFINITIVE playthrough of the game on RUclips. You are so smart and clever and tuned in and more than any other playthrough I've seen, yours is easily the most enjoyable and immersive.
Are you Danish?
Jeg havde slet ikke tænkt over din accent før du nævnte det med at plukke en høne. Vildt godt engelsk.
hey! is the title of your 42nd outer wilds video a tron reference?
@@robinkrejbjerg He is
I love that he instantly noticed the frequency of supernova.
I was so blown away by how fast he realies that and thinks its terrifying
@@playerreaper1 He's a lot like Chert, in a way.
Professional eye, I guess :)
Not really fast thinking, he just recognised it because he’s seen it before in his studies or field. You think an astrophysicist wouldn’t know the stages of a Star going supernova? It’s quite a common topic of discussion
He's like: *that is Way too fast!*
"Approximate time until Sun Station is destroyed by expanding star: 0 minutes, 7 seconds" had me CACKLING
"7 seconds? WAI---"
Lol, I had a similar experience. I was desperately trying to get to the Sun Station, and then when I read that readout, it was 12 seconds instead. So I was like... "Welp..." And then died.
Yeah I had something like this, except when I checked it, it was at 0 seconds remaining, turned around and immediately died.
pretty glad I got a clip of it.
@@Tempy_Galactic Dude I wanna see that clip now. Share brother
@@blackroserevan6939 okie dokie, I uploaded the remnants of the clip (it was over a year ago and the only version I could find of it was a trim)
Love how the guy is able to literally snipe supernovae from the moon right at the beginning but doesn't notice the sun being 4 times it size, red, and exploding until the very last second xD
That classic 57:53 moment where a tree or quantum shard spawned on top of your ship, launching it at incredible speeds towards you pulverizing every bone in your body in seconds. Only in Outer Wilds, lmao
ohhhh, I thought he might have gotten hit by one of the chunks that hollow's lantern spits out, but that's even funnier 🤣
Ohhhh! That's what happened! Thanks!
I think this is the most "competent" playtrough of Outer Wilds I have seen yet.
Until the "plug the hole" shenanigans
"Destroys space time"
@@TheAbdou27 I had the same problem and spent way too much time thinking of that solution until I realized what I was supposed to do xd
Dude literally figured out the quantum rules from his own experiments.
joseph anderson also has a crazy playthrough - one could say even more competent
this is simultaneously the smartest and the buggiest outer wilds playthrough I have seen
Right? He figured things out so much faster than I did, I thought NO WAY he just immediately made that connection.
Also, every time he stepped on a teleporter, it just happened to be aligned and immediately warped him, so he thusly came to the incorrect conclusion that they always warp you upon contact. He also had a lot of low probability jump scares like when he steps out his ship on brittle hollow and IMMEDIATELY gets pile drived by falling debris. Had me laughing so hard
I'm just getting to 1:17:10, where he has two islands on Giant's Deep clipping into each other. That happened to me once on my playthrough.
@@thegeekofalltrades lol, I didn't know that could happen. I assumed the Islands (and planet orbits) were "on rails" as in their movement was scripted and not simulated. this bug makes me think the Islands and possibly planets' physics are simulated in real time which is kinda impressive
@@tinyturtle1898 From what I remember from the documentary, yes they are simulated in real time. Same for the lava rocks hitting brittle hollow, their trajectory is not scripted
@@famcamp3414 part of it could be that this is a supercut and that a lot fails or missed opportunities were cut
Damn, it's so impressive he managed to find the rule of quantum imaging on his own.
I think he mentioned Doctor Who at some point; there's a venn diagram for this somewhere
He is an astrophysicist and familiar with the concept of quantum mechanics. If you understand that quantum objects exist in all states at once until observed, it's probably not too far of a leap in logic to wonder if an image counts.
Hey I did that too in the quantum grove. Had no idea what the puzzle there was so I thought that I had to get the poem and stone together. When I got them together I had the thought, "looking at them makes them stay?" and it worked! I still feel smart from that.
Even Jerma managed to figure it out on his own lol
@@KurosakiYukigo I mean, he's familiar with the _pop-sci_ concept of quantum mechanics, not the real one.
woow the fact that he stumbled into the stranger is crazy. ever since the dlc came out I wondered if something like this happened to anybody. that's the best way to discover it imo. most creepy and confusing way
you should look at lil indigestion's playthrough, autopilot made him go to the stranger at the relative beginning of his playthrough
It definitely feels like the DLC is designed with the expectation that the player will enter the Stranger from the dark side, and get to have *that* reveal. Furthermore, that's a moment I always look for in DLC supercuts, so I'm going to be very sad if Oliver ends up skipping it because he remembers that the structure had a light side.
@@tbotalpha8133 I had been spooked when I first found it and didn't want to go to the light immediately so I had flown around and into the light side
I love how that allowed him to think for a bit he accidently discovered the Eye. The curiosity in his mind must've been insane from that.
I discovered the stranger by not catching that the red blip out of natural orbit is the mapping probe. I flew there, knocked it out of orbit, broke the map, turned around towards the sun and... there it was, a giant black spot over the sun. I thought I've discovered the eye & end game prematurely, by finding the "actual eye probe" (the mapping satellite) 😅
Wait, did he just roast marshmallow the right way on the first try?!
He is the chosen one
And figured out quantum imaging and found the stranger on his own, and entered the Sun Station warp tower without walking on sand, he IS the chosen one.
He also landed the model ship perfectly on the first try... he's an Outer Wilds GOD!
Damn, these astrophysicists are surprisingly smart!
I was literally at the end of the game when I realised the marshmallows heal your health. In fact, it took me about 20 hours to figure out the health indicator was the red line person on the top left.
My favourite part of any Outer Wilds playthrough is when the player asks a question that I know the game answers, because I just grin thinking about how amazed they're going to be when they learn it. And that makes my favourite playthroughs the ones with the most inquisitive people who think out loud. This was a delight.
I was laughing at how absurd some of his supernova predictions seemed, but overtime it became clear that the major piece he was missing was just how long ago the Nomai disappeared. Once he learned that in the Sun Station, everything started making sense.
It's like seeing your friend noticing a gift under the christmas tree and watching them open it.
2:12:30 He actually did it on his own, I'm amazed. This man a genius.
I legit didn't know you could get that ending this way, I got it by messing up the core stuff XD
@@smileytrashbag5221I don’t even know where that was. I never noticed that area.
The stress-tester's instinct
bruh, I think even a particular video about different endings didn't include that one, I've never seen that one
he violated causality then did a little "heh" chuckle, what a doll
holy hell the stranger discovery here is legendary
So true!
timestamp?
@@MannFace51 1:45:06
The first time I discovered the stranger was funny as f*ck
I was playing this game while my brother was watching to criticise my playstyle and I said I was scared of accidentally flying into the sum.
He responded with: "Oh, I'm more scared of you crashing into the-"
Then I flew right into the stranger
The best part is that he didn't land on it and then lost track of it, so he can't pinpoint it in the ship log, which means he has to go back and find it the correct way despite having stumbled on it by accident.
this dude was supposed to be Chert
but Dark Bramble reveals that he definitely has Feldspar vibes
He's been waiting his entire life for astrophysics to involve blowing through an obstacle course in a spaceship at high speeds, we gotta give it to him!
That Dark Bramble section was the perfect mix between Feldspar and Riebeck honestly 😂
Outrunning the fish, but shitting himself the entire way there
If i were to cast an outer wilds movie/show based on streamers, oliver would be chert, joseph anderson would be feldspar, and soviet wombo would be gabbro.
"This is honestly a really concerning amount of supernovas to see...Oh hey, theres another one."
Dodge this supernova might be the funniest comeback I've ever heard
Those were some great last words from Feldspar lmao
hahaha 1:59:23 for those looking for the part
Nothing gives me more euphoria than watching someone piece together the timeline of events, the reason for the loop, the realization of the impending doom, and the realization of the goal.
It seems he figured out while in the Probe Tracking Module that the Nomai were using the loop to fire infinite probes. I didn't figure that part out until getting to the Ash Twin Project, and even then it took me time thinking after beating the game to realize I had technically experienced 9 million prior loops and not remembered them.
@@speedude0164 well they all happen at once so technically nobody experiences the first nine million loops
this is exactly the reason why im watching every playtrough i can find. because sadly you can only experience this game to it's fullest potential once in your entire lifetime. replaying it doesnt give tou that sentiment of Eureka. because you already know. i waited almost a year to replay it hoping i would have forget enough but nay, never got that feeling again..so i'm vicariously living it trough them.
25:05 - holy heck, I’ve never seen someone fly through the quantum moon, only to be looking at the quantum moon. That must be some crazy unlikely odds
No, this happens every single time unless you take a picture of it. Not sure why, something to do with the fog maybe? But it's a consistent behavior.
@@rootzparty3053
comment wasn't about the rule of quantum imaging
it was about the odds of the moon reappearing right in front
@@NoNameAtAll2 Ah, my bad then
funny that I have seen this happening to a lot of people, but on my playthrough I don't remember this happening
this happened almost every time for me, how odd
2:45:17 funniest possible outcome of visiting the sun station
I was dying laughig
His comprehension of the details of this game is incredible. He's putting things together so quickly and accurately.
Very fun to watch.
consider this is edited
@@TikeyBoss Honestly, I watched the whole playthrough and his point stand.
This man said the ending of the game (collapse of the universe's superposition to a single possibility) out loud before experiencing it! Ok, his interpretation wasn't entirely correct (which doesn't take away from how fascinating his interpretation is), but very close indeed. You can tell he's an astrophysicist who's writing a phd :D He's sharp!
I’m no astrophysicist but so was I. The concepts in this game are extremely dumbed down versions of real science concepts and physics. I figured out the quantum moon as soon as I noticed it disappeared, I used the probe launcher to rapidly speed or slow down using Newton’s third law. It’s not the hardest thing ever. Hell I noticed the sun turning red a lot sooner than he did. You think of certain science concepts and it starts to make sense. The only thing I’m struggling with is figuring out how to get to the sunless city because I suck at tracking time and I get lost on that planet easily. But other than that the game is pretty simple to understand and I usually find most secret stuff eventually usually by coincidence
@@zzodysseuszz that's cool man.
11:27 "Man the music is really putting me in the vibe." 💀
1:45:56 I absolutely cannot believe he actually managed to find The Stranger completely on accident.
2:12:45 AND he managed to get one of the rarer endings.
1:20:50 As a note, he didn't "land" in his ship. The game automatically does this whenever you are in/near your ship or it falls through at the same time as you do. This is to make sure someone who was in their ship would stay in their ship, but as a side effect can make people end up in their ship who weren't in it when it fell through.
Ah, that would explain why several playthroughs have had that happen. Otherwise the chances of that seem astronomical.
This is the canonical outer wilds playthrough. Thank you for all your supercuts!
While there is no wrong way to play Outer Wilds, it turns out that there *is* a correct way, and this is it.
@@DarwinAwardWinner the only wrong way is not playing
Ignoring, of course, the fact that some of Giant's Deep's islands happened to clip into each other while he was examining the Statue Lab...
@@Epicawesomeness64 And that he shattered reality at the High Energy Lab. :P
@@DarwinAwardWinner Exactly! The best way is going in blind, not having a chat spamming spoilers at you the whole time, and non-apologetically spending entire loops theorizing about the stuff you observed. Perfection
Fun fact, if you launch immediately and set the autopilot to dark bramble, due to the starting position of it and Timber Hearth you’ll almost always get thrown into the sun.
Funny that the first thing this guys thinks when he learns in the probe tracking module is that they are running a monte carlo simulation lol definitely an astrophysicist
But didn't figure out that the difference in current launches & the eye discovery launch is the amount of loops he experienced 😅
Leave it to the astrophysicist to figure out the quantum mechanics on his own, to explain the location of the eye through the behaviour of electrons in atom physics, and to tear the fabric of space and time just from sheer curiosity...
What an absolute gamer, I got immense joy watching his journey
This is the funniest unluckiest playthrough I've ever seen XD
Death by Giant's Deep islands clipping (1:18:36), sniped by Hollow's Lantern (57:51), auto-pilot failure 100%, hit in the head by falling pieces of Brittle Hollow (1:27:30)
But of course, the game bears no ill will. The universe is, and we are.
I'm pretty sure that was the quantum rock clipping into his ship and launching it at him, not hollows lantern, which is even funnier imo
I just want to ask. What is your opinion to a playthrough that ended while never been able to find the White Hole Station. While also being in front of it multiple times while she question what it is
God thank you for the title, it killed me that it took him hours to mention he was a literal Astrophysicist
4 minutes*
@@Rimuru1 I am referring to the original let’s play lmao
@@banks7825 lol 😂
@@banks7825 49 minutes, in that case
Didn't he do it in the first video in the museum, when he first saw the supernova model?
2:46:23 I've never seen anyone have such a mind-blowing epiphany
literally the coolest thing
Fuck yeah that moment gave me goosebumps, both when I played it and when he had the realization. So fucking cool
@@theharvinatorhomestuck & outer wilds fan? unfathomably based
I absolutely love that moment of complete realization at 2:46:30. The "OOOOOOOH MY GOD I THINK I CRACKED THIS" is so great.
Pretty cool how he literally started discovering the quantum rules by himself at 52:56
Edit: And then he did it again with the Stranger from the DLC at 1:45:13 !
I really think it is a fake blind playthrough, and the more i watch it the more I get to that conclusion...
@@Pablo-ob2bx I disagree. At every point I can see how he would come to his conclusion, which really just goes to show how well-made the game is, in my opinion.
@@Pablo-ob2bxhe thought the sunstation was blowing up the sun though
@@jam_toast1 The sun station was designed to blow up the sun, it just didn't work.
@@Pablo-ob2bx you need more faith in humanity my man
Wow, you weren’t kidding about the crazy occurrence at 1:45:10. I always wondered how somebody would react if they somehow stumbled across the stranger without looking for it!
When I first got the dlc, on my way to the satellite I somehow flew into the stranger, I had no idea what it was, it just happened to be in between me and the satellite
2:46:17 this is what i watch playthroughs for, him feeling those feelings and me living vicariously through them. gotta love it
Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for all of the support these past days. I originally intended to make this video as a 1000 subscriber special, but it seems like that goal went by fast :D
This playthrough is probably my favourite one, I just really like the way Oliver figures out this game.
If you guys could do me one favour I would really like to see as many of you as possible write something nice on About Olivers channel, maybe on the latest video. Please do check out his channel, I really feel like many of you would enjoy the “vibes” there.
Anyway, during the editing process, I made some notes of things I had to cut, which you will find in the unedited vods:
Multiple attemps at timing the loop and forgetting about it
attempting to land on the quantum moon (flying straight through it)
lock-on bug frustration
Analysis about all kinds of symbols and marks the nomai left behind.
Trying to remember everyone’s names.
Small theory on how eye of the universe is on the attlerock (episode 12)
“Universe is sick” theory (episode 24 + in a few other episodes)
DLC + ending supercut coming soon-ish!
I’ll head over and leave a comment now, and bookmark some videos to check out!
I don't know where you came from or why you decided to build a channel off of editing ridiculously long videos but I thank you for it. Not many people are willing to make supercuts. Thank you! :D
@@TheEighthWorld Yeah seriously, whoever they are they're doing gods work. I would never have known About Oliver if it wasnt for this and holy shit what a good playthrough and interesting new person to watch.
You should pin this so more read it
@@petermelsaeter I just finished this video and I'm now solidly a fan of oliver and eelis. RUclips and google aren't perfect but I'm glad they at least recommended this channel to me.
53:02 I love this, this man logically figured out 2 of the quantum rules back to back within 30 seconds
The most impressive part is at 1:55 when he lands the model ship first try.
That's the best Outer Wilds playthrough I've ever seen! Imo that is exactly the way how outer wilds is supposed to be played. I even recommend to watch full version of this masterpiece, despite it's 20+ hours long. In this case longer duration just means more content.
Yeah, I did. He's funny and clever. Also runs into some hilarious bugs that are even more confusing than the game usually is.
I've watched your supercut for soviet womble's playthrough of Outer Wilds and now I'm an hour into this one and I gotta say, I really appreciate you doing these. This is one of the most entertaining playthroughs I've seen of this game and your editing keeps the pacing up wonderfully. Thanks!
Now i see where he found the stranger around 1:46:00 and i'm stupid excited for the dlc supercut omg
fuck it i'm replying to my reply. I just got to 2:47:00 and I'm sure this has to be one of the most satisfying "eureka" moments I've ever seen in this game. Holy shit this edit is great
and now the video is finished and I've become a fan of Oliver. Sorry if I miss the next supercut, I think i'm about to watch the full series on their channel haha
@@TheOxyMoron5 they also finished subnautica and started hollow knight recently, 2 other good games
@@SomeoneTookMyOldName hollow knight is in my top 5 games of all times so I'm 100% following that series!
He figured out how to break spacetime on the first visit to the high energy lab too. This man is astute! 2:12:00
Loving the playthrough. Going to give his full episodes some love after this for sure.
Man, so many of these youtubers get to the sun station by flying through the cactus maze instead of using the sand. Major Feldspar energy
@48:00 this dude instantly figures out the timing of teleportation being /slightly/ in the realm of time travel.
damn no wonder he passed the classes
“It’s not like they just launched a probe in random directions hoping to find the Eye. That just wouldn’t work!” Yeah… that would be so stupid…
See, it would be really dumb... if they didn't have a plan to invent time travel!
Most people got the dlc after beating the game, so seeing him experience a bit of the dlc whilst in the main game is a new experience for me.
the anecdote at 1:29:25 fucked me up so much and i wish i could unlearn this; why does space have to be so sad D:
The universe is and we are.
Oliver is one of the smartest players I've seen, his Obra Dinn, Subnautica and now Hollow Knight playthroughs all reflect that, with him predicting and understanding things hours before they happen
At times, he would come to a seemingly far-fetched conclusion (altho one I know is true because I played these games) and then he explains how he got to these conclusions and I end up learning something new I didn't even consider. Currently watching him watch Hollow Knight, and he already figured out several major parts of the story and lore, a game where I'm not gonna lie - even after finishing I needed some Mossbag lore videos to fully understand. He just doesn't know he's correct yet.
Thank you for keeping my Outer Wilds craving fed in a (somewhat) time respective manner.
"Go into the mouth, maybe there's a secret" is this best reaction to anglerfish I've seen.
1:33:03 I love this hypothesis so much ! this leap of faith idea is really great
been looking for this comment, and with the games apparent attention to detail its not far fetched at all. Especially since the solar system (for gameplay or aesthetic reasons or whatever) is like miniturized/condensed.
Its an idea ive played with even before hearing this, infinities in multiple dimensions?
Like we obviously have infinity in space (statistically space is infinitely recurring if its infinite as we think), time (give everything enough time and everything will happen again and more), quantum mechanics (basically parallel universes, everytime a quark changes spin we branch off basically) but what about scale like, 99% of an atom is just empty space innit so what if our infinite universe is also just part of like an atom of an infinitely larger universe and even that repeats ad absurdum. (think like a mandelbrot set? it wouldnt invalidate that space repeats and even allow for spatial parallel universes but also reveal a larger pattern upon zooming out or in)
Not to mention possible infinities with simulating realities, infinities of perception and memory (think of something like a Boltzmann Brain, for a split second a concious mind materializes with memories of entire lifetimes, universes and physical rules, they dont even have to make sense since it materializes out of pure randomness)
Its crazy and has fucked with my mind ever since, if quantum behaviour as we observe in game is at a tangible, macro scale then it isnt far fetched of them to assume the "eye of the universe" to just be a valence electron?!
Oh, wow. I've loved all your supercuts so far, but after 14 minutes of this one, I just HAVE to go watch the original uploads. This guy is picking up so many things that others don't, and small things I've never seen anyone else pick up, like the comet's two tails in the diagram, or that the devs put in actual constellations. To other things like that other stars are going supernova in the background (On his first loop, no less), or how he figured out the terminology of the quantum shards seconds after seeing the first one, that no matter how well it's cut, I feel like this supercut might miss some great small observations he makes.
Thanks a lot for all of these, though. They're excellent!
I watched the entire play through as he was uploading it to RUclips and I really can’t recommend it enough. He does a lot of self monologuing about his thoughts that really can’t be contained in a super cut. While this is great for people who may not have the time to watch a full play through, I think this is one that really deserves that time spent.
@@Nytraz fr olivers playthrough is honestly my favourite ever, i started it while he was about half way through uploading the series and ive been watching his channel ever since
25:42 That makes 5/5 people whose playthrough I've watched (including my own) who forgot their leather spacesuit when exiting their wooden rocket ship and died in the uncaring vacuum of space. It's a rite of passage at this point, I swear.
The insights given by Oliver actually made me experience what I thought was impossible: relieve the game as if it was the first time I've played it
1:49:30 bro really pulled out some feldspar levels of fancy flying and out maneuvered multiple angler fish
Poor guy can't stop getting bonked by falling things
"This is a super high frequenzy of supernovas, in our galaxy they occur about every 200 years" ... yeah, this is awesome
1:52:05 "GO INSIDE OF THE MOUTH, MAYBE THERES A SECRET?? GHJDKHGDH"
there was indeed, no secret
HOW DOES THE AUTOPILOT KEEP FUCKIN HIM AT THE PERFECT TIMES LMAO
HE KEEPS GETTING JUMPSCARED (valid) BY RANDOM NONSENSE I FEEL SO BAD HELP
the moment he laid all the pieces out in his head and put the story and timeline together at the sun station was amazjng
He is way too good wtf... He has almost all the correct guesses
9:34 That is peak quantum gaslighting, The timing and positioning couldn't have been better.
2:46:31 this is what it's all for, this moment when you get just enough pieces of the puzzle that it finally all falls into place, the incredible realization quickly followed by the emotional weight of what it all means. Can't get enough of watching other people play this game and reliving these moments through them
That's definitely the smartest let's play I've seen so far! Also how do so many random things happen to him xD
Right? I can't recall ever getting hit by something on Brittle Hollow and this man just gets assaulted by random rocks.
at around 55:30 when he figures out the quantum image rule all by himself...... literal jaw drop. what a delightful playthrough
Echoing everyone else's sentiments, this guy putting together the plot and iterating on his theories was SO SATISFYING to watch - I'm gonna go watch his other content because this was fantastic, thank you for the compilation
I remember watching this playthrough, I loved this guy's mind and his analytical nature, was a very fun watch. very relaxing voice and a lovely accent as well. appreciate the compilation version!
oof the ending is so ominous I love it
This comment is really late, but how is nobody talking about 2:46:30 ? This here is quite literally where everything falls into place, he reconstructs the events PERFECTLY. It's incredible how much he pays attention and the timing of the music and everything.... The goosebumps was insane, imagine how he felt when realizes
Man it cannot be overstated how grateful I am for these uploads. I really appreciate how much effort must go into finding the edits for these. Hope you never stop doing these, I'll be watching each single one!
33:20 This game is so immersive that these kinds of things scared the shit out of me too! I have never been so immersed in a game before. This is an amazing feat by the developers.
2:12:30 I live that he discovered the "destroy spacetime" ending. No other youtuber I've seen tried that.
Probably the best playthrough of the game to date. There are very few playthroughs where I watched every single video, but this was one.
You are, in fact, one of the most clever people I have seen play this game.
It's been so great to follow Oliver through this. The way he came up with so many theories and even found out about the quantum lore was so amazing to follow. And how genuine hearbroken he sounded seeing the Nomai.. it made me emotional as well. He seems like such a great and genuine guy thank you for this supercut
"This is a very unusual number of super novas" Oh, we're only getting started
The interstellar quotes are the best. Literally one of the best youtube videos of all time
*me loving the shit out of Outer Wilds*
*about oliver walks inside one of Hollow lantern's craters*
"You did what..."
"i have a hen to pluck with you" is a great version of that saying
Cheers for making all of these, its crazy that your taste in games AND creators is practically identical to mine haha
So many amazing moments in this play through but this one right here was such amazing serendipity!
1:05:05
Oh my god this guy is an absolute genius, seeing him connect the dots, come to conclusions, and modify those conclusions based on new evidence until he discovers the truth, was absolutely peak. I can't wait for the DLC supercut and the ending
It's really funny yet incredibly appropriate that the most entertaining playthrough of The Outer Wilds is done by a scientist
2:04:30 "They are using Monte Carlo Simulation." Spoken like a true Astrophysicist
10:12 it's really cool that being an astrophysicist he noticed this right away lol i never realized this until the end
i love the little details he is noticing, like how gabbro floats when his island is shot into space or how launching the scout will give the character a bit of recoil
Him noticing that all the nomai died where they stood all at once was such a cool moment.
This dude is a genius, he got so many things right before he even saw the answer.
I love how editor uses heartian's eyes on the emotes. ::3
I cannot believe the guy didn't even realize the nomai were trying to blow up the sun until he was IN the sun station. Crazy how the flow of information is different in every playthrough. What a game.
when the nomai statue does its thing and captures his memories, and he goes, "is that the autosave?" it's just funny because ... i mean... technically yeah it is LOL
Thank you so much for the effort you put into these supercuts
this was amazing, thank you for doing these videos
Thank you so much for putting these supercuts together!!
2:12:30 What? Like huh? How did you even think to try that? How did the devs predict you'd do that?
10/10 game
I imagine it was either the devs following the “code for the worst case scenario” principle, or it was very curious QA testers.
Oliver's adventure was such a blast to follow! Thanks for making a supercut of it!
It was great to watch through the entirety of About Oliver's playthrough, and it is great to watch your supercut. Talk about ending it on a cliffhanger...!
great edit! can't wait for the dlc supercut!
all the emergency door openings are so cinematic, nice to see someone actually appreciate them all lol
He had, by far one of my favorite playthroughs I saw when it came out😭❤️
Thank you so much! i love watching these, and your effort is greatly appreciated. Keep it up!
50:00 It pains me to remember I made that realisation *after* I found the why they 'died wherever they were.'
This was an amazing playthrough, I was hoping you would do a supercut of it. Thank you for your efforts :D
Thanks for this, its a wonderful supercut and I will actually got to his channel after this and continue watching there as I have some time on my hands.
This has been an incredible watch, huge thank you for montaging it all into two videos, and thank you for putting the Astrophysicist in the title!