I Reached the End of the Outer Wilds
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2022
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I have watched every vod of this playthrough, and since dying is it's own form of progress in this game, its a special thing in it's own way. So I kept track of every death from that first waking moment. Here is every way PointCrow died while playing outer wilds
Crow deaths, final count
Forgot suit: 2 - His 1st death was caused by this too
Sun: 19 (once to demonstrate the time loop mechanic)
Eaten by Anglerfish: 12
Gravity: 1 (This simply means dying from FALL damage, not sling-shotting into something)
Crushed by Sand: 3
Survived until Supernova: 18
Ghost matter: 2
No oxygen: (most of this was using it as fuel to reset) 14
No seatbelts: 2 (one death from anglerfish shoving him into the back of the ship)
Brittle hollow being bitter: 1 (He got hit, BY a piece of the planet falling into the black hole)
Ship exploding: 2
Drowning: 1
Too fast: 4 (This is caused by flinging into something too fast, OR crashing the ship too fast)
Hollow lantern: 1
Fire: 1
Destroying the fabric of reality: 3 times!!
Totaling 86 deaths on the journey to the end of the universe. So even IF he could only have reset 105 times. He could have done it. GG my man, and thank you for this amazing journey through one of my all time favorite games again. And if you play the DLC, I'll death tally that too!
Wait when did the Brittle Hollow thing happen?
Surprised he didn't die to ghost matter at all
@@adamschmidt9084 Right underneath supernova deaths. He died to GT twice over the whole thing.
His playthrough is the best one, and these deaths are one of the reasons
@@speedude0164 in the first vod I think. Like 1:43:00 ish
I just wanna say, thank you Eric for continuing to play the game in Q4, when you told us it doesn’t really make any money to stream this because you have employees to pay. I hope you know all the OW fans are so grateful that you continued to play, and I absolutely can’t wait to watch you play the DLC. I chose to spoil the game for myself by watching you and I have no regrets lol
I 2nd this thankfulness, can't wait for the dlc
Yes I was thinking the same thing! You can tell he really enjoyed the game due to the fact he sacrificed his time and effort on a game that doesn't benefit his channel/wallet. I APPRECIATE YOU POINTCROW!!!
Woo hundredth to like the comment! also compleetely agree btw
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Outer Wilds is The Allegory. I adore listening to people's thoughts on the game and thinking about how the same could be said of Life itself.
"This has to be, God, one of the best playthroughs I've ever done."
"You can't go through the game a second time."
"I'm so glad I finished it."
'That's why people look for new players, to live vicariously through them doing it for the first time.'
"The Forge was probably the worst part for me."
"It was all worth it."
"The way we did it was perfect."
"I liked the path that _I_ took."
"We discovered the small things first; before the overarching story took place."
"There's no wrong way to play it."
"There were so many insane moments."
'I didn't pay attention to the beginning. I skipped so much. And then I started to realize how _important_ it was to not miss it - and I never went back.'
(chat) "I missed it, do it again."
And finally, a gem from my brother's playthrough:
"Y'know, I just realized…there's stuff to explore on my home planet. I kept fucking off onto other planets and didn't stop to think my home is full of mystery too."
I started playing this game because of your video Eric. Thank you for helping me find one of the greatest games of all time. Life changing experience and so glad to get to see you go through it.
I, too, think that The Forge is the worst part of Life itself.
"I didn't pay attention to the beginning. I skipped so much. And then I started to realize how important it was to not miss it - and I never went back"
Okay holy shit that's a great life quote.
Finding the info out about why all the Nomai are dead makes seeing their corpses even more sad. Especially Brittle Hollow...That poor school were having class. D:
And to think they were alive for about 1.5 seconds before dying while they were burned alive by the ghost matter.
There’s this house either on ember twin or brittle hollow with a child and adult nomai sleeping with a toy nomai shuttle on the ground and it’s just really depressing seeing that this kid will never grow up even if he’s just a fictional character.
I am so excited seeing that you finished OW! The DLC is actually very different but it's at least as good as the base game!
I love that the dlc was so good and so well executed it had people asking "can we put a dlc on our goty list? is that allowed??"
1:34:17 the way he found something with the scout before he figured out how to actually get to it was insane I had no idea you could do that. (I didn’t specify for spoiler reasons)
Especially since the ship doesn't move with the Quoom. I just assumed Solanum's shuttle and the shrine had been there long enough to become quantum and the ship hadn't, but no the scout can do it too apparently. Really wish the ship could move but they would've had to do some weird stuff to make it work.
I didn’t even know you could do that
I think they adjusted it in a recent patch so that the scout always appears at the south pole when the Quantum Moon changes position. It used to just get flung into space like the ship. Not sure if this is intentional, though.
Same with about 5:00:00
4:56:14 - THIS ACTUALLY WORKS! This is exactly how i got into the ATP in my first playthrough! It actually creates a bit of vacuum under the ship, which lowers the effect of the sand just enough you can teleport! I feel so fuckin vindicated to see someone actually try this even if he chickened out before the sand pillar actually showed up
The probe launches over 9 million times
9 million cycles * 22 minutes per cycle = 198 million minutes.
In days, that is 137,500 days.
If someone were conscious for the entirety of the time the ash twin project would have needed to be active to find the Eye, they would need to be alive for around 376 years. That's INSANE.
There's a reason they set it to only activate the other statues once it succeeded or failed.
Keep in mind the game is kind of abstracted, but if we actually take each rotation of the sun for one of the planets in Outer Wilds as a day in the experience of a Hearthian, it would be maaaany many times more, seeing as 22 minutes of game time is like, 10 days in Timber Hearth
"Use the safe route" "I don't think that exists" fun fact, it actually does, speedrunners have a tech for getting you through dark bramble and it's 100% every time BUT hilariously it also wakes up some of the anglers so it seems like it isn't, even if it is fully ok every time!
this has been an amazing playthrough to watch, lots of elements were very similar to my own, including:
[spoilers obv]
flying to the Sun Station instead of getting there the intended way
and just the really big "holy shit i understand" moments where you have to pause the game to say what you just realized
go get eaten by an anglerfish my dude, nobody cares
I always search time to time Outer Wilds to see if new people start to playing it, i love their reactions when they played it, my favourite part is the beggining, the first time they see the Nomai statue replay their memories, when they first saw the sun explode, the first time the statue send their memories back, the first time they fell into the black hole, the first time they broke reality, the first time they enter the quantum moon, the first time they see Solanum, the first time they enter the Ash twin project, the first time they find Feldspar, the first time they see or eaten by those horrible angler fish, the first time they see this wonderful end...
Cuz god!!! i wish i could play the game for the first time again and again!!! forget about the game and play it over and over
So excited for you to play EotE! Glad that the subreddit could make you feel comfortable playing the game on stream.
(ok i just finished the vod) re: missing anything in the playthrough, the one big thing that i think you were missing (though it wasn't necessary for solving the mystery / reaching the eye) was a LOT of character dialogue. not just with the hearthians at the beginning but towards the end when you've uncovered a lot of discoveries it unlocks a lot of fun and interesting dialogue with other hearthian astronauts across the different planets, who have different insights and personalities and reactions to different discoveries you've made, so it helps to build their personalities if you revisit and re-talk to characters throughout the game. chert in particular has some fun dialogue throughout a loop :)
"I think this game is completely overrated."
WHAT!?!?!?
"Oh wait did I say over? I meant under. Underrated."
Oh thank goodness
LMAO
Never saw someone brake the reality in their final run to the eye before, that was cool
It was, absolutely stellar luck. Almost a soft lock as well
It also happened to Vinny (Vinesauce), just as he tried to enter the Eye! lol
He would've been one of the few people to discover breaking spacetime on his own had chat not hinted at it in the High Energy Lab. I totally understand why they hinted at it, but it's a shame. Reaction was still great.
@@iveharzing was about to say that, happened at the worst time
So why exactly does the clone break spacetime? I can’t wrap my head around that
Can we talk about the constant spoilers from Incompetent_gaming_?
He never got a time out for what he spoiled the whole time.
I hate these people
"It's the *Outer* wilds"
As in.... the wilds outside of the universe
holy shit I never realized that.
6:04:05 "OMG, if I die, I die". It sounds funny but it's incredibly true.
god I wish space was real
i have good news, this game was so good that they made space from outer wilds into a real thing!
1:25:55 after working so hard and making such a big discovery, it is a good moment to pause and relieve some pressure.
(Usually not *that* litteraly though 😁)
he killed himself on purpose
you went in blind, started recommending the game to your friends while playing and felt the desire for more after ... perfect ^^
i loved this pointcrow journey of outer wilds, thank you for playing and uploading this. i enjoyed this immensly!
i will see if i can catch you live for the dlc. ^^
I def think the DLC would be best experienced pretty quickly after the base game since it expands/answers the loose ends left in the base game really well
Agreed, a week or two is probably a good break just so you can go in with a clear head while still having the events of the story in your mind.
1:14:57 gotta love when he’s so unobservant but manages to solve the puzzle literally by pure luck and then explains how he solved it the incorrect way, as if it were the correct way
I just finished watching your playthrough just right after midnight for the new year. The big bang made me tear up a little, this year was a little rough for me and i think i needed to see this. I am so glad you liked the game crow, a lot of the fans of this game love to watch another person play for the first time BECAUSE its only a once in a lifetime experience. Your playthrough has been my favorite by far. Happy New Year!
(Mild spoilers for the somewhat early I’m the video kind of)
If you stopped the supernova somehow, the atp wouldn’t activate I don’t think, if it did activate you’d be sent back by milliseconds repeatedly since it wouldn’t have enough power to warp you back 22 minutes
Cant wait for you to play the DLC 😁❤
He hasn’t truly beaten outer wilds until he has beaten the dlc, the dlc is just great
Going to be watching this whole thing over the weekend. Glad to see another installment :) Looking forward to Echoes of the Eye already!
Possibly my favorite stream I’ve watched live. This was a fantastic time!
He probably would have figured out ash twin faster if chat didn't have him SKIP THE LORE in previous vods by telling him he didn't need to go back to black hole forge.... smh
Honestly, Eric relied pretty heavily on chat at some critical points in the game. Would have been nice to see him just figure things out.
Love that the first 5 minutes is all the things we “know” that are actually just completely wrong
Thank you for doing this! This stream was an awesome watch ^^
I really enjoyed watching this and so glad you could finish it
HEAVY SPOILERS AHEAD! If it was not already obvious, this is a game best experienced blind. Though i avoid any big DLC spoilers, there are some minor hints as to what might be contained within the expansion, though hopefully not enough to ruin it for anyone.
Timeline: (DLC lore). The eye emits a signal that the nomai of esker's vessel discover. In haste, they warp to the star system before the unknown is lost. Upon reaching the solar system, they get trapped in dark bramble and flee in escape pods when their outgoing communication and calls for help break. Pod 3 in which captain esker was riding fails to make it out of dark bramble, and in desperation, they attempt to return to the vessel, only to find they dont have the resources for the trip and they all die at the baby seed, the closer of the 2 signals. The other 2 escape pods make it out and crash on 2 different planets, dividing the nomai into 2 different "cities" each with their own problems, but similar goals. As they rebuild and get back to the space age of development, they take note of a mysterious moon only sometimes present around each of their homes. Upon reuniting, the nomai learn that their mysterious moon is a shared phenomenon and use it as the scientific goal for them to strive for, now that the eye has mysteriously gone silent (i wonder if there is an answer out there as to why). After a while, the moon is solved, just to find hints at the truth of the eye. With the eye back in sight, the new goal is obvious. All this scientific study takes multiple generations; the quoom, now known, becomes a pilgrimage for young nomai to become adults, testing their ability to gather the information to reach the sixth location (orbiting the eye) and giving them a glimps of the goal they strive for. Meanwhile, the adults, fully focused on the eye, discover a new aspect of their black/white hole warp technology, time dilation. With it, a new plan begins to form: use the "time travel" to send data back in time to the one-time use machine meant to find it, powering the entire thing with a level of power that can only be achieved by supernovae. With only one local star, they have little choice as to where to get the power, but a moral issue arises as creating a premature death of the star would doom the entire solar system, success or failure. Only by use of time travel can the system be stopped after the data has been collected but before the death of the solar system. Some nomai are willing to take the risk, while others have grown fond of a certain, 4-eyed primitive life form and dare not risk their safety for the sake of their science. Eventually, enough fail saves are in place to agree to the plan, only for it to fail. Ever the curious scientists, instead of moping over the failure, they go to explore a new comet visiting the solar system. Inside, they find something horrible: it is carrying a payload certain to destroy all life in the solar system should it break free. As one nomai stays behind to try and discover any sort of method to protect their species, the remaining members of the crew start to evacuate, but it is too late. No sooner than the messenger escapes the center of the comet and the researcher approaches the volatile nuke does it erupt, killing every nomai near instantly. Unbeknownst to the nomai, the dangerous radiation dissipates upon touching water, and slow as it may be, it is only a radioactive element, it will eventually decay. The 4-eyed creatures the nomai were so fond of are, at that stage in their evolution, semiaquatic, and the water protected those still submerged. Time passes, the 4 eyes evolve, and eventually become a sentient species in their own right. Now it is time for their newest astronaut to head into space, despite the inevitable sun supernova that is a mere 22 minutes away. Luckily for the new astronaut, they just happened to be the closest sentient being near a historical nomai artifact, what appears to be a nomai statue, when its use is finally made known. Who knows how many times our new astronaut has died before the coordinates were found, but now it is up to them to "stop the supernova" and save the universe, if they do not find out some other horrible truths along the way. Eventually, the eye of the universe is found, and our new harthian astronaut assembles the illusions of his friends projected by the eye to gain the motivation to create the next big bang, and maybe even become the new eye of the universe themself (if not just absorbed into a hive mind of all past cycles).
I saw your first stream on this and I decided to play it myself before watching the rest. Thank you for introducing me to this amazing game!
there are so many times during his playthough where i just wanted to shout at him to "USE YOUR FUCKING SIGNALSCOPE"
Thank you for playing outer wilds! I love how you haven't finished it yet and you were already spreading the good word. Your playthrough definetely wasn't the most normal one, with all the ship shenanigans, landing on the sun station, and getting the self ending ON your true ending and getting looped by the game loading you in the vessel. I can't wait till you play the DLC, it could be a stand alone game, but it's still deeply connected to the story. Oh and you're so right for being excited to see someone else play it, you may never experience this game for the first time, and it's painful, but seeing others go through that is the closest you get
I actually really loved your "up to speed" summary at the beginning! Having already finished, it was so great to know "where" you were so far! Hearing where your holes still are, and what your theories are at this point, was _fantastic!!_
2:07:00 The shuttle doesn't appear on the Eye's Quoom, because Solanum could not have landed there. She could have potentially landed on any other Quoom.
Also, funny detail. Hearthians don't have genders. They all have the "they" pronoun, whereas the Nomai do have genders, but I believe the gender roles and/or pronouns have been switched from our conventions.
You know, when you were lost in Dark Bramble...
[spoilers...]
Your ship reminded me of the orbital probe cannon, but shooting scouts in random directions instead of probes.
Well pc playing may be a coincidence but a few points in the game ARE foreshadowed very subtly.
You always land on the quantum moons north pole and find its reflection of the eye on its south pole because thats how you do it at the eyeitself.
And gabbros poem talks about the ancient glade across old bark which could beinterpreted asforeshadowing how you reach the eye by firstgoing through dark bramble
Thanks IMMENSLY for playing this game through and finishing it ! I absolutely loved watching you play (as I indeed always am looking for new playthroughs lmao) and can't wait to watch you play the DLC ! I am so glad you enjoyed it so much, too. Thanks again ♥
Reliving those mind-altering moments of insight through you brings me such joy.
(Now Echoes of the Eye let's GOOOOOOOOOO)
It's so unfortunate it's 360p only...
dude that twin tower search is deserving of a Benny Hill BG music.
amazing playthrough, some super smooth tricks, some super impressive moves.
favourite playthrough of yours, thank you!
This game made me cry when I watched you, it was the friends along the way…
His series on this is easily the best one
True true
i was just getting caught up on the vods, great timing!
Absolutely loved this playthrough. I had started the game years ago but stopped for some reason. When I started watching your playthrough, I paused it, played through the game myself and then came back. Such a great game and a great playthrough of it. Thank you.
It was a super fun playthrough! Thanks for letting us see it! I look forward to the DLC!
Just got through this entire playthrough in only a few days (DLC next, yay!). I had watched all of RT's playthrough before I knew how much of a gem this game was, so I never got to play it, and I kind of regret it, because I can tell the lore exploration would have been so rewarding (although I don't think my brain is big enough for some of these puzzles, lol). A blind playthrough of Outer Wilds is something I'll never be able to have. However, watching your stream of this game is the closest thing I could have come to playing for myself. I absolutely loved watching you figure out the mechanics, realizing the time loop for the first time, and piecing together all of the information you received from each planet. I felt as if I was experiencing the game right alongside you, even though I already new a few things before you did. As you said, this is an amazing playthrough of an amazing game, and I'm stuck here with a feeling of existentialism that is both unsettling and hopeful, because if there's one thing this game is good at, it's reminding you to stop and smell the pine trees.
Good that the hearthians don’t need to blink
0 lines is one option, you can create a line from any one point to any other, so that's 6 to start from and 5 to go to, but half of that because half of those are the opposite way. From there you have 4 left to go to and you can't select any previous points as that deactivates them, so it's 1 + 15 + 60 + 180 + 360 + 360 = 976 permutations per symbol, i think, because you have to start at the previous point. With three symbols you get 976^3 = 929 714 176.
If you could turn on and off any line individually, such that it is possible to have disconnected lines in a symbol (i don't think you can), then the math is slightly different. There are 5+4+3+2+1 = 15 lines in the hexagon, each line could represent a bit. with three symbols that gives you 2^45 possibilities, or 35 184 372 088 832.
Either the coordinate system is extremely coarse, it's a relative system with some maximum jump value, or the system makes no sense to begin with.
how did you arrive at this math? With just 0, 1 and 2 connected lines theres a possible 1+15+62=78 permutations, with much more the more lines you add. Sure it still won't be enough to cover the whole universe, but they need a little more credit than that.
The warp deck was one of four on the Vessel, presumably warping wasn't the only means of transportation
@@TheRkyeet Yeah, my math was wrong. I updated the comment.
YEAAAAH WATCHING THIS IS LIKE EXPERIENCING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME AGAIN MY FOUR EYES ARE TEARING UP MAN
One of the only ever let's plays I have ever watched - Thanks for sharing your journey
I absolutely fell in love with this game when I played it this summer, super excited to see echoes if you decide to play it!
So glad you played this!!
The moment he accidentally gets sucked into the ATP black hole... I don't know how long it's been since I laughed that hard.
Super excited that you beat the game! You weren't sure if you were going to and I'm glad you enjoyed the game
can't wait to see you playing the DLC. I already played and love seeing others play.
what a delight. I tried to play this and got motionsick immediately, so im glad i got to experience this story with you. Thanks.
This has been the most enjoyable series on your channel. And it is sad that it doesnt et more vievs
Fantastic playthrough! Really enjoyed it :D
Surely this will finish uploading properly and be viewable in a resolution higher than 360p soon...
Any day now, surely
im so glad you finished this game! its one of my all time favorites and definitely deserves more recognition. the dlc is almost the length of the base game and sososo worth the purchase.
If you do end up playing the dlc, you should do it on a mostly complete save file (all of the info on your ship's computer filled in) for a better experience, if you can.
Happy New Year! I timed it just right and crow reached the eye at the stroke of 12
Wow 😭😭 beautiful game. Beautiful ending. I just finished my first play through and it was such a joy to come back and watch crow play through. I’m so so thankful he uploaded all the vods!
It’s so true what he says about this being a one and a life time thing to experience.
It’s also so true that anyone who played this game immediately wanted to see other peoples reactions 😂
Mmmmm crunchy 360p
This has been a great play through to watch, I am so glad the game resonated with you. I will have to play the DLC then continue watching this incredible journey.
Huge shout out to the mods for their incredible job at keeping spoilers at bay, and to chat for being such good sports.
I’ve been waiting for this since the last one
So hyped for the dlc and glad you played this game on your channel
Same. Can’t wait to see how he reacts to that one thing at that place with the other thing.
I love this play through it was just so entertaining. I'll be there when and if you return to the game.
Great playthrough. Lots of interesting stuff and happy little accidents. There had to be at least 3 or 4 times in there where I was simultaneously amazed and angry at you for finding the path forward through complete blind luck or outright wrong logic, without even realizing you were doing it. The cool thing is, I'm pretty sure most people will have one or two of those moments in their playthrough. The devs really gave us a lot of freedom to just explore, without holding our hands too much, while leaving enough breadcrumbs that we never really lose our way.
I do think you will love the DLC; don't wait too long tho, and maybe refresh your memory on the events of the base game before you play it, as a lot of the plot points of the DLC make more sense with the context of the main game. I played it well after I had finished the main game, and I had some trouble figuring out how certain facts connected back up to what I had learned in my main playthrough.
What a marvelously unique playthrough. Hoping you play the DLC and put it on here ::)
This should be named The Quantum ending, where both endings are active at the same time but only one gets decided the moment one of the PointCrows ends the universe
6:24:00 Qunderbolts and Quightning, very, very frightning!
Is it just me or this VOD is available only in 360p?
That way for me too, unusual
Thanks for sticking to this game, Eric! It was a great journey! And I hope you have fun with the DLC, too =)
outer wilds is my favourite game of all time and i'm glad you played it
Insane he got through that cave without noticing the stalactites/mites were affected by the quantum rock 😭
lol thats the most cursed ending sequence situation i've seen. this truly was the outerest wilds
Man, the music in this game is unlike any other experience. Even with how many times I've played/watched someone play this game in its entitety. The track that kicks in at 2:31:46 still gives me chills.
Great playthrough. I hope you try out the DLC, it really adds so much to the whole experience
I have been to the quoom many times and watched many play throughs, and I never knew you could put a camera on the South Pole and go to the sixth location and see Solanum through the camera haha.
Hi Pointcrow you're the Best RUclipsr i have ever SEEN! Please keep doing this. This videos are AWESOME! Bye, and happy new year.
Eric LITERALLY ending the game in the most gamer fashion. The man is too cracked!
Spoilers for those who may not know:
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He took the core, AS THE CLONE OF HIMSELF WAS IN THERE, and managed to get to the Eye without dying.
Fortunately, he took too long entering the Eye, and spacetime shattered.
Edit: Twice. I've never seen that happen!
Also. DLC! DLC! DLC! I'm so excited for it!
It kinda ruins the moment, so I kinda wish they would disable that happening once you warp The Vessel, but I suppose it's super unlikely unless you're trying to do it.
@@theredarmy4884 I think once is perfect- he wouldn't have gotten the full effect of the ATP black hole without it, but once it happens once it really is kind of killer to keep doing it. You had your joke, game.
Sometimes you just want to watch your sun die from an incredibly distant orbit on what's arguably the most important object in the universe, and then slowly find your way towards observing it.
This was such a fun playthrough! Please play the dlc when you get the chance it's SO worth it
Your comment at the end about looking for playthroughs to experience this game again vicariously through others is 10000000% correct. Also you said this game wasn't very profitable due to Q4, but thank you all the same for finishing it.
still watching the vod but ngl the outer wilds soundtrack is one i like to listen to in my spare time, especially for studying or just relaxing (though since i finished the game it DOES make me cry lol) the soundtrack has some real bangers on it ESPECIALLY the dlc soundtrack
that was SO WORTH IT! one of the best playthroughs of this game I've seen, I'm soo glad you decided to finish it, you did us Outer Wilds fans a great favor.
why is this only in 360p
okay NOW i can say this is hands down the funniest playthrough of this game I've seen
hoping for dlc playthrough. your reactions to outer wilds is so fun to see! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
woah! i’ve never been this early! i found this channel like last week and now it’s all i can watch. i’m just hoping i can actually catch a stream live, but i’m glad i can watch the vods. pointcrow is genuinely one of the funniest people i’ve ever watched and i think he’s just wicked!
I had so much trouble with my playthrough because of adhd brain. I got super frustrated. Watching your playthrough let me really enjoy the game in a way I wasn't able to myself. Truly a special gift. Thanks Eric.
Nice. I watched the 2nd part first 😅 then the 1st one, and then i got the game and didn't stop playing till i finished.
When i got to the black forge switch on brittle hollow i was like "i won't do the trip to ash twin" so i shoved the ship on the beams used by the black forge :v
I think, "suffocating while falling into the sun" is an even more extreme death than the story of that diver who was supposedly scooped up by a fire-fighting helicopter and dumped into a forest fire.
to steal a joke from Randy Feltface, the polar opposite of "he died peacefully in his sleep"
Btw you missed a entire city on brittle hollow
And they is something on Hallows Lantern
After playing this game and watching PointCrow play it I gotta say watching this was like nails against a chalkboard for most of it XD. Entertaining none the less though thanks for uploading.
I know there’s still the DLC and I’m not quite yet done with this video even, but this has been my favorite play through of this game I’ve seen. The analysis, theories, the enjoyment, all was just to dang enjoyable to watch. I was rooting for PointCrow the whole time.
The stream is from 11 days ago (right now) at full quality and chat recorded - recommended. Happy new year!