Truly, a mind blowing game mechanic. Nah, but seriously. How many games give you the freedom to be nice, just because you want to? There are several RPGs where I tried to do something nice, but it just wasn't a mechanic in the game. Like giving a healing potion to a wounded guard. You just... can't. It is somewhat surprising to me just how immersion-breaking that is to me.
I like the goofy personality of the characters. The mech pilot doing the metal horns, the two scavs playing rock paper scissors to decide who has to carry her, etc. Feels pretty authentic to how real soldiers act when they aren't being actively shot at. The video of that guy in the pit with the goat comes to mind lol
@@AC-hj9tv I've read it 4 times and I still am not sure. I'm guessing they're asking which one of the scavs in the trailer is our favorite? lmao So who is your favorite, and why was it the one on the right? (cuz he flipped the bird when he lost, that cracked me up)
1:11 I like the idea of people still using tanks alongside Mechs in the future, goes to show how they can accompany each other and make up for the other’s weaknesses. Also that scene with the mech pulling the T-90’s turret off was something straight out of the animatrix lol
Armored vehicles without infantry support has always been very vulnerable. This is something we continue to see demonstrated in military conflicts and wars even today.
@@e2rqey indeed, and in this universe with the introduction of new technology (Drones, Exo’s, Mechs) the Infantry + tank duo has never been more deadly.
Wanna know what this game is making me think of? That “this wizard war is FUCKED” meme, specifically the part where the speaker says “The camera didn’t even cut to him, that’s how common shit like this is!” Or something like that
Haha we aren't even the soldier's that fight along side or against the mechs mate. We are the Scav's that pick through the remains of the battle field to find things to survive. Those two at the end, that's our role here. Some contracts may have us find and recover veteran pilots that survive a battle for one of the waring factions. Mostly, we just pick through the wreckage and run away when either side notices us. More often than not, neither side views us as a threat. Unless we have stuff that they want or that could make us a threat, they usually ignore us lowly Scav's.
I love the story revealed here and the idea that we can help NPCs! It would be super cool to have encounters like this where you can help an npc and then have to carry them away to Safety!
It makes me think of recruiting hostages in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Phantom Pain. The trailer said something about a safehouse you store potable water at, which I assume determines how many people it can support. Makes me wonder what happens if you try to bring an enemy back alive? This seems like the kind of game where you can move dead bodies to avoid alerting patrols (unless they're as cynical as the orcs in Shadow of Mordor and don't care), which begs the question if you can carry an enemy who's unconscious or immobile to the extraction point.
@@cjcbox1299I mean, I doubt High Command’s coming back for them, or really cares if one soldier goes missing. Maybe we get some kind of monetary reward from their faction? Or maybe they become a scavenger?
@@declanedmison5442 The pilot looks similar to concept art for one of the scav characters, this may be her backstory. But it's also likely that factions will have NPC rescue missions.
Love this trailer. Really cements that players are not soldiers. They are scavengers, and they fight for none of the warring factions. They're just trying to survive and be kind when they can.
@@BButcher-hg4nr Would be nice to have a few moments where can we pilot a mech for a few moments. Obviously not as the core of the gameplay, but would be a shame to not be able to see the inside and use it for a little while
@@GameFuMaster Even then, I feel it would be interesting if in most scenarios you're piloting a damaged mech back to safety, so its the same 'stay vigilant, stay out of danger, only take fights you'll win' sorta thing
@@dumpsterfire0718 yeah, maybe it could be a group escort thing. One player is inside the damaged mech, which has limited weaponry (or increased cooldowns), while other players need to scout ahead or assist it in some way (like repairs or whatever)
@@matthewbrown3981my guess is that those are masks because in other trailers you can see mouth expressions (along with the eyes in this one) under those synthetic faces. My guess is that they wear them to either give a sense of character to themselves in a grey world or as a way to remain hidden. In a world where AI and technology seem to have advanced incredibly far, it would make sense for a scav or a soldier to want to hide their faces so they don’t become a target for something much worse. It could also just be a stylistic choice and I’m all for that.
Oh wow, this was actually surprising to watch. I had assumed the factions that were fighting were all automated, following the last commands of their creators that were long dead. This has me even more interested to learn more about this universe and the 3 big factions that are still fighting.
Yeah, I'm really, really curious now about what life's like inside the factions now. Betting it's definitely not Nice, given how disposable their troops seem.
Personally I like this approach. It's so much worse than a Total/Planetary Annihilation situation. In the same way that War is worse than Hell, because those in Hell deserve it.
Yeah, I thought that the "people" in the factions were changed(cyborging, brainwashing, genetic modification, whatever) by the AIs to be inhuman, weird, and maybe "machine-like" beings that fit the AIs needs better than ordinary humans. You know, after looking at "you are not this guy" picture from the steam page and all the weirdly deformed soldiers in the concept arts😅 I guess I were wrong😂
Eurasian, Europan and Euruskan (basically south East European & Asian faction, US & north western European faction and a entral european/Baltic & Russian faction). The Europan faction is on the back foot, they are technologically behind the Eurasian faction, they use every thing in their stock pile from WWI to current modern arms to equip their troops. They do have some higher tech stuff, but it's used sparingly as they cannot reproduce most of it quickly if at all. They use a more traditional combined arms doctrine. The Eurasian forces are allied with the Euruskan forces, the Eurasian faction is the primary offensive partner in the alliance that has significantly higher tech equipment but has few actual units compared to the Europan's. Though they do cybernetically augment their civilian population and low altitude air drop them into the battlefield as a sort of psydo cyberzombie front line troop. They use the cyberzombies as a way to soften positions and find targets, they then deploy actual fighting units to clumps of cyberzombies that detect (or get wiped out by) enemy forces. They also use them as a defensive line, just leave them in enemy bases they capture and move on because they don't have the manpower to hold much ground with real troops. The Euruskan faction is kitted out more toward the biological body horror augmentations and have less combat units over all. They seem to be more focused on rebuilding infrastructure, bases etc and have more of a support role to their Eurasian Allies. The battlefield is called the City of Lost Angels, again the Europan forces are on the Defensive here, and the war world wide has been at a sort of stalemate of back & forth for so long that most central command structures have been eliminated and the state of anywhere else in the world is mostly unknown. They have been fighting so long that they have likely forgotten why the war started. Most battle fields like the City of Lost Angels have little to no oversight anymore. Some VI's and AIs might be running parts of the conflict, some even have gone Rogue like Toothy the VI operated medical Mech, while other parts may have at most a local Battalion or Company command structure left. Either way, the war rages on using what is available to fight each other. And we, the Scav's, are stuck in the middle. We live underground and venture up to the Battlefield to salvage anything valuble or useful as these Titans duke it out. We are usually ignored, not seen as a threat, most of the time. But if we salvage things that are valued by either faction or that could make us more of a threat (say an RPG or machine gun) then they WILL pay more attention to us....we don't want that, at all. We don't pilot mechs, get combat training or equipment and we are not apart of any faction. We are survivors that are picking this corpse of a city's bones for anything to live, this war rages on uncaring & unknowning of our existence. Doing our best to keep it that way, because we don't want to be known or cared about by either faction. It is a sure-fire way to get killed quickly if you do.
I like the idea that we can potentially be like medics on the battlefield. Giving players the option to be saviors or scavengers is a cool moral dilemma.
Take back a shit ton of ammo, food and water, or save this one person who might be able to help you fix something or defend your home. Really would force some difficult choices.
From my understanding, there's a reputation system in the game with the various factions actually fighting the war; and thus, rescuing de-mech'd pilots like this likely nets a bunch of reputation for whoever's side they belong to.
I love the look of the scavs and combatants. I especially like the idea of what transpired in this video. Imagine you are that mech pilot and you just see these everyday scavengers (whom you probably don't have the best opinion of) come around and save your life after a grueling battle. "Not everyday you get to do a good deed" hits so hard and I am here for it.
That was some incredibly exciting footage. In particular the way Infantry and the mech operated together. Hope that plays out in the actual game as well. Forever winter is definitely on the top of my watchlist atm.
just remember, you aren't the person using the mech, you aren't the person supporting it either, you're the person trying to survive stuck between two or more armies and trying to just scrounge the scraps off the field of battle.
Это как минимум фантастически стильно и свежо, смесь стилайз графики и с фоторилом в которую вплетается эффекты стопмоушен анимации - господа, вы вызываете уважение и восхищение!
Awesome video, I love that it showed that the soldiers aren't just blood crazed, drug infused psychopaths that are brainwashed into killing anything that isn't part of their faction. She had no reason to trust them, and they had no reason to help her. But in a world this dark? Moments like this really would help keep you sane. Note for FDS: I would recommend making sure that npc/ai soldiers fighting alongside the mech don't use it's shield as cover, any time it shoots the concussive blast of the cannon would easily cause catastrophic traumatic brain injuries and probably kill the soldier on the spot. So either showing that the soldiers have some kind of concussive resistant exo-suit that prevents them from being injured by the blast, have the normal soldiers only use the left hand side of the shield as cover (away from the gun), or have some kind of heavy infantry unit (cyborg of some kind?) that is meant to be the combat engineer who supports the mech with small arms covering fire and is built to withstand the blast. Then if there are small repairs that need doing: ammo switching, small repairs (cords getting cut, hydraulics repair, etc), reloading missile tubes, etc. there is someone, or a small team, there to support the mech.
I don't think that's brain-damage tier blast, but it would NOT be fun. Probably would make you really ill, even with sufficient earpro. Also the dust it kicks up would mean you'd probably need eyepro too.
@@techpriest5676 Eh idk, it looks like it's at least a 20mm with a large muzzle brake directing the entire concussive force into the head of the soldier standing beneath it. The recoil of that same rifle/cannon is strong enough to throw the Exo's arm back at least 18 inches. I think at least a intermediate TBI would be guaranteed, and a major TBI would be highly likely. Standing beneath that for 5+ shots... idk.
Nah, that seems to Eurasia or Euruskan troops (Eurasian cyborg lore is f-ed up), Europans seem to be rather un-augmented besides necessary limb replacement
I absolutely love how, in this midst of this incredibly bleak world you've created, there can still be small moments of human selflessness. Against all odds, in spite of all the the blood and hunger and violence, there are still people who will lend a helping hand to those in need. Beautiful.
Personally, I think the game should have an off-line mode so that way people don’t always have to play online something this beautiful should not be allowed to die
That's 100% a major focus of the game. Scav's do what we do to help our home underground and eachother where we can. The Dev's have said that there will be a donation drop off for Veteran Scav's to donate some stuff for new Scav's to use. We go up to get water, food, medications & medical equipment, ammo, weapons and all sorts of gear & stuff. Given we can take contracts from the factions as well, there will be a reputation system for that too. Rescuing a Veteran Mech Pilot would likely improve our reputation with that faction, it may even be a contract we can take. The point is, doing it out of kindness or as a mission would be rewarding either way to encourage this sort of "We should look to help each other when we can" mentally in this utter hellish and endless war. It's definitely something the Dev's have in mind in making this game it seems.
In others games, you'd be the Exo pilot, but here, you are the trash collector picking up scrap and circuits off machines like these. That's quite briliant of you guys. Doing a trailer not about the player's character, but rather a unit you will encounter in the game.
This entire game's marketing campaign is "You are not this guy"" -shows a fully kitted out soldier "You are this guy" -shows a random little scavenger. Their trailers literally having any other character as the focus with the scavengers just showing up '"After the fact" is brilliantly in line, and also lets them show off mechanics without literally spelling it out to us.
I was gonna make a comment about "I like how in the game we're not supposed to care about any of this" until I saw the end where the scavs pick up the pilot
Now imagine if they had gone the route of you being the exo pilot in this setting. Damn shame that they're going the flavor-of-the-month route of Tarkov looter shooter with the gameplay focus.
@@Ikimono It's literally the opposite, they're going with this concept because it speaks to them as artists that were constantly screwed in some way by corporations. It's very firmly an anti-war game.
Most the advertising is selling people on the things you can't be in the game. That's like advertising a metal gear game and showing off mech combat. It's deceptive marketing.
Genuinely 10/10 for concept and art direction. On that basis alone, this is a project that deserves to succeed. If execution is even close to the art direction and concept, this game will be a beloved classic for the entirety of its hopefully long lifecycle
That actually would be really refreshing if you’re able to show mercy to NPC’s. It’s like how in the TLOU and its sequel where NPC’s would sometimes surrender if they were staggered or wounded. But they never built up on that idea and the npc would just attack again after some time passed and you end up killing them. Hopefully it’ll be somewhat seamless in skirmishes or at least not as separate from the main fighting like a wounded soldier off alone on the opposite side of the map of where the main skirmish is.
Tbf, the way this game is marketed, it's pretty clear that if you can see the main skirmish happening, that's the game telling you to find a way around or to not get involved.
I like to imagine the conversation those two scavs had with the pilot when they got back to the safe house “You’re a scav now miss! Welcome to the bottom of the food chain!”
Alright, if I wasn't hooked before, I definitely am now. Keep them coming, I love getting these glimpses into the setting, the aesthetic, and the morality
Awesome video, though I feel as if the title is a little misleading. It would be sick if we could actually see the machinery and logistics that keep this endless war moving forward. Like how scrap metal is collected en-masse and melted down into usable refined alloys and components to be made into weapons inside the vast underground complexes pumping out war machines completely autonomously 24/7. Then how these weapons are distributed and used up until the bitter end. Then the cycle starts over again.
I can see the jank and you know what? I'm fine with it, because it feels like this games devs went through a list of my favorite media and asked "What if game" and I've never been more hyped.
Pro tip kids, Don't fire directly into a T-90 Auto loader carousel from a foot away, you'll turn into dust. Edited because the RUclips algorithm decided to disappear my first comment. Fantastic trailer FunDog. Can't wait to play.
Yeah it's small stuff like that and the one guy standing right below the firing autocannon that take me out a bit. But it's in a trailer that I'll probably never see again so it's whatever.
Nah, you can't do anything to end the war. It's kinda like Total Annihilations war, nobody can remember why the war started, there is no overall command, just Virtual Intelligences playing chess with troops they have and ordering to take positions that no longer exists, defend lines that long ago lost any meaning... all sides at this point are fighting not to achieve anything else except complete annihilation of other sides. And none of them have any plan what to do if they achieve that goal.
As a fan of Retro Industrial Futurism, based in the works like BLAME! and others, i have to say that this game give me the feels that i'll be playing a Mothership-like RPG, but a game. It's like a dream come true, to be honest. I worked on a TV channel here in Brazil, my degree is in Cinema & Audiovisual, and the feeling to have your work ripped from you and made into something that i cannot relate to, that i cannot even take pleasure in saying that i've made it. I know this feeling, and to know that people that suffer something quite similar in the game industry are trying their best to make something better, to make substance beyond profit, to make art have meaning, is quite tear dropping. I am a sci-fi writter that cannot work in his passions, for the like of us, workers, there are no space for passion in the eyes of our owners, only their profit. Really, i applaud you friends, for i, a comrade in red wish that all of us can do as you do. Work with passion and love, not being robbed by a fucking parasite in a expensive suit behind a curtain of ideology to cover his hideos face while he laught at the cost of our pain. That's it, you bring me hope, thank you Fun Dog Studios
The lack of dialogue made this 1000x better fun dog please keep the scavs like this no stupid one liners or unnecessary chatter just moans and grunts from pain and suffering
I know this game is suppose to be a deconstruction on how disgusting war is...but god damn that opening scene with the mech pilot was rad and really made me want to play as her. Love the direction of the game keep up the great work Fun dog
Utterly amazing... truly a work of art... not a adaptation or has crossover skins with disney or warner bros (so far)... just a BRAND NEW IP... something we need more of... originality & creativity... another reason why helldivers 2 i think did so well aside from fair consumer prices etc. I really do hope this game makes it & i also hope its close to some sort of release or beta considering the close apart marketing going on at the moment.
I really hope that they don't ruin the aesthetic of the game with ridiculous brand partnerships and cosmetics that are completely out of place. That being said, think it's possible to do both while staying true to the aesthetics and atmosphere the developers have clearly worked very hard to create. A S.T.A.L.K.E.R. crossover or Armored Core one would be pretty cool.
@@e2rqey Yes exactly.. i think if they ever DO go that route which is fair in a lot of senses specially if the game ends up free and they need to monetize someway or how to stay afloat i think staying true to form is def ideal.. stalker would be a very welcomed IP crossover... maybe, terminator. not that i'm a huge fan but long as they stick to their genre and i dont see ironman or nicki minaj i think ill be finee to be honest.
you mention helldivers 2 after talking about "brand new IP" and "originality and creativity" but... there was a Helldivers 1 that came out in 2015 and both of them are heavily inspired by the Starship Troopers movies
When they did rock paper scissors I was tensing up because I assumed it was for who was gonna put her down so they could steal her boots and ammo. It's so refreshing to see otherwise.
Thirst... thirst never changes. Addendum: I'm mostly surprised at my own surprise. I mean... after Lady Dimitrescu I shoulda seen the thirst wave coming.
The setting and the style is all so cool I'm preventively hyped to see a possible PvE title where you play as tank/exo/power armor operator of either of the three factions Where you aren't just practicing battlefield voyeurism, but being fully part of it, while also bearing witness
so looking forward to this, the tone and even the subtle humour along with the atmosphere is just perfect. and i LOVE stories with no dialogue so you get extra points here as well haha. P.S please consider making the harvester lady into a collectors edition figure 💙
Well even if we are scavs I can imagine hijacking one could fetch a high price...or at the very least be used to buy time for allies in a "oh f--k moment. But THIS I didn't expect, even in hell people can still have a heart 💖
@@dabbingraccoons6416 vodka would be the lads that charges with those two tanks which looks like T-90S (i think they're named Euruska faction btw). Europa seems like retro sci-fi cold war USA troops,specially those helmets with a card on the shroud.
The best part of that for me is how little communication they needed. They both knew that one of them was going to have to carry her, that wasn't in question, it was just who was going to haul the load. (and thus have less room for loot the rest of the run.) Sure, they came by to loot a downed exo, but there's not even a moment of hesitation outside of sane levels of caution over a wounded person with a pistol.
Fun Dogs is a legend here, they know they have a lot of work to do to polish this game and i see it coming in as i continue to play this game. love this grim dark future! keep up the good work brothers!
It's been a long time since I've been this optimistic about a game's quality and this excited to see the finished product. The immersion, world building, and attention to detail appear excellent; can't wait to see this! Oh, and yeah that soldier is deaf and concussed--unless that helmet has some serious noise cancelling.
I know it's just German for "Danger", but the moment that "Achtung" appears on screen it triggered my fight or flight reaction. _-Remember our Promise-_
3:04 надпись Вечная Зима- означает ли это, что будет локализация, хотя бы текстовая? Не знаю кто вы, но это фантастика! Лучшее, что могло случиться с геймдевом за последние лет 8!
This is just amazing, in terms of trailer content and learning about Fun Dog as a studio I’m definitely fully onboard. Really appreciate how this game is going against the industry standard, art is important. Keep up the good work!
Feels like our own version of the harvesters scooping stragglers up off the battlefield to process them for bioelectricity and organs, difference is we do it to bring in more bodies who can work for our settlement. Not every day you get to do a good deed, and even fewer when nobody can accuse you of ulterior motives. I'm foreseeing a lot of morality choices where you're left to question if you did the right thing because it was right, or because you thought the benefits outweighed the consequences enough to warrant getting involved. Worst part about all of it is that in a world like this, nobody's gonna begrudge you for doing good just out of a sense of egotistical altruism.
@@gehcontent5618 Mm.. the War AI clearly handle the majority of grand-scale strategy/production- though I wouldn't put manmade firmware out of the question. Especially on account of this being a rogue transmission (If you want to get lore-y with it, that is)
The animation work here is so impressive. Consideration was taken for the mech's shots at 0:55 to emit pressure waves from the barrel. Not to mention, the sound design is so wonderfully chunky and visceral.
This is all I ever wanted. Thank you. Nonverbal communication is beautiful. You have made a short film more compelling than anything I have seen in, at least, the past 5 years. I wanna do a good deed.
Ребята. Этот трейлер достоин Оскара! Столько деталей, каждый кадр можно на рабочий стол ставить. Столько отсылок на происходящее дается в каждом кадре. А звуковое сопровождение это отдельная история! Спасибо вам, мужики. Держим за вас кулачки
Came here for the mech because of a Twitter post, shame they won't be the focus. That said, the aestheric of everything else does pull me in so I'll follow this closely. It also reminds me of Death Stranding, the whole "Scavenger with a big bag" thing, so that's a plus.
I actually like to think that they were going to save her regardless. They were just playing rock-paper-scissors to figure out who was gonna carry her back to the base.
@@CloseingStraw97 It was intended to look like they were deciding on who takes her out at first. The guy who wins lights up a cigarette, the screen flashes "Not Everyday," the music tenses up and then it cuts to a clip of her strapped from the other dudes back motionless and her head down. It was totally made to look bad. But then the screen flashes "you get to do a good deed", the music changes tones, and you see a clip of her kind of raising her gun a little showing she is fine and they were just deciding who carries her.
Very refreshing take. Looking forward to this one Do recommend its made more clear your not playing hero in this game and more just trying to to survive
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.....the dude near the barrel of that cannon, that the mech was shooting... is both deaf and his brain is liquid.
And is face is shred .
I was saying the same thing XD that muzzle break is fucking him up something serious
was thinking exact same thing xD
He wasn’t even making good use of the mobile cover. Maybe he was already brain dead
He's definitely not the brightest of men.
0:58 "Your hearing disabilities are not service-related."
I think you mean your death isn't service related
"What goddam service!?? There's none in this sh1thole!'
I saw the guy and thought welp he aint hearing ever again lol
Beat me to it
You were issued ear protection and clearly did not use it properly, take some Motrin
You get to do a good deed.
Bro ur so lucky you played it I wanna play forever winter with my friends so bad
But imma do a lot of bad deeds lmao.
Dirty deeds
If you wanna know something is that I know this game for a while now like I knew this game since its first animated trailer
Truly, a mind blowing game mechanic.
Nah, but seriously. How many games give you the freedom to be nice, just because you want to? There are several RPGs where I tried to do something nice, but it just wasn't a mechanic in the game. Like giving a healing potion to a wounded guard. You just... can't. It is somewhat surprising to me just how immersion-breaking that is to me.
I like the goofy personality of the characters. The mech pilot doing the metal horns, the two scavs playing rock paper scissors to decide who has to carry her, etc. Feels pretty authentic to how real soldiers act when they aren't being actively shot at. The video of that guy in the pit with the goat comes to mind lol
Even more they are going to be main player able character most favorite, so do you have favorite this character?
@@natannoel5974can someone translate this into English?
@@AC-hj9tv what?
@@AC-hj9tv I've read it 4 times and I still am not sure. I'm guessing they're asking which one of the scavs in the trailer is our favorite? lmao
So who is your favorite, and why was it the one on the right? (cuz he flipped the bird when he lost, that cracked me up)
@@BButcher-hg4nr lol Yea that was cool. Game has a lot of attitude. I hope it turns out great. See you on the battlefield
ripping a turret off a tank to shoot inside like i am throwing my fingers into the tuna can at 3am after a night out
Relatable
I mean in reality if that mech did that it would explode because the mech was shooting at the ammo carrousel directly
Mech woke up and chose violence.
do you also brandish a firearm at it then take several shots into the can before eating out of it?
Like ripping the top of a boiled egg and dipping toast in
1:11 I like the idea of people still using tanks alongside Mechs in the future, goes to show how they can accompany each other and make up for the other’s weaknesses. Also that scene with the mech pulling the T-90’s turret off was something straight out of the animatrix lol
gundam it's all gundam. always has been
Armored vehicles without infantry support has always been very vulnerable. This is something we continue to see demonstrated in military conflicts and wars even today.
The Animatrix is one of the devs biggest inspirations for The Forever Winter.
@@e2rqey indeed, and in this universe with the introduction of new technology (Drones, Exo’s, Mechs) the Infantry + tank duo has never been more deadly.
Mechs are probably more complicated to make than tanks, so tanks are still around for ease of production.
Wanna know what this game is making me think of? That “this wizard war is FUCKED” meme, specifically the part where the speaker says “The camera didn’t even cut to him, that’s how common shit like this is!” Or something like that
I think I heard Power Word: Crrrrrunch three battles over
@@patchmoulton5438 Kek, yeah, we're all gonna be the wizard from the meme
"Meanwhile my ass is casting frostbite and lvl 2 poison."
“Beware the testicular torsion wizard!”
I saw a wizard clap his hands together and say “The Ten Hells” or some similar shit
“Game looks like what being a foot soldier in the armored core universe feels like”
Specifically I get AC 5 vibes off this... but it could fit in basically any of them, and that's kind of the point.
4a's "20 million" core
AC3 ahh grunt 💀
@@R3TR0J4N More like ACFA post old king ending lmao
Haha we aren't even the soldier's that fight along side or against the mechs mate.
We are the Scav's that pick through the remains of the battle field to find things to survive.
Those two at the end, that's our role here. Some contracts may have us find and recover veteran pilots that survive a battle for one of the waring factions.
Mostly, we just pick through the wreckage and run away when either side notices us.
More often than not, neither side views us as a threat. Unless we have stuff that they want or that could make us a threat, they usually ignore us lowly Scav's.
I love the story revealed here and the idea that we can help NPCs! It would be super cool to have encounters like this where you can help an npc and then have to carry them away to Safety!
It makes me think of recruiting hostages in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Phantom Pain. The trailer said something about a safehouse you store potable water at, which I assume determines how many people it can support. Makes me wonder what happens if you try to bring an enemy back alive? This seems like the kind of game where you can move dead bodies to avoid alerting patrols (unless they're as cynical as the orcs in Shadow of Mordor and don't care), which begs the question if you can carry an enemy who's unconscious or immobile to the extraction point.
@@cjcbox1299I mean, I doubt High Command’s coming back for them, or really cares if one soldier goes missing. Maybe we get some kind of monetary reward from their faction? Or maybe they become a scavenger?
@@declanedmison5442 The pilot looks similar to concept art for one of the scav characters, this may be her backstory. But it's also likely that factions will have NPC rescue missions.
that won’t be in the game i fear, maybe this will be a cinematic or something
death stranding on hardcore difficulty
Love this trailer. Really cements that players are not soldiers. They are scavengers, and they fight for none of the warring factions. They're just trying to survive and be kind when they can.
its one the draws of this game. i feel like this game was made for people like you and I who appreciate what they're doing here
@@BButcher-hg4nr Would be nice to have a few moments where can we pilot a mech for a few moments. Obviously not as the core of the gameplay, but would be a shame to not be able to see the inside and use it for a little while
@@GameFuMaster Even then, I feel it would be interesting if in most scenarios you're piloting a damaged mech back to safety, so its the same 'stay vigilant, stay out of danger, only take fights you'll win' sorta thing
@@dumpsterfire0718 yeah, maybe it could be a group escort thing.
One player is inside the damaged mech, which has limited weaponry (or increased cooldowns), while other players need to scout ahead or assist it in some way (like repairs or whatever)
or they will get paid for her, veteran pilot must be valuable
1:16 There's an inscription on tank pilot's left helmet thing "За родину!", "For Homeland!", one of the classic Russian battle cheer.
Very good catch!
And the mech pilot system saying "Achtung"
So it's German vs Russia?
@@punishedredruby maybe it's collective. superpowers including culture from those countries
Everything is about jumbled mess, and all those languages probably don't exist outside of slogans and euphemisms
I noticed that in one of their other trailers on a tank as well. I love the art team
2:24 The middle-finger caught me off guard.
cracked me up lol
Nothing is more human than two friends sayin a good ol' F*** off to each other.
I love how it was not over the top. Just like real friends would do it. The human touch’s are impressive…
Nah that's just standard military bullshit. Dark humor goes hard 😊
2:00 I just love how incredibly human this is. She may not have thought she'd be rescued by scavs but at that point where else can she go.
So do you have favorite player able character this game, bro?
It’s better than being dead. Or harvested…
@@fudgen.a1249 Yep that true. 👍
Better than being caught by Toothy.
well its possible that factions pay for there rescued specialist, vet pilot is precius
To go from a mech pilot to a death stranding sidequest
dang bro, war is brutal
I love how gritty everything looks. No escape. No choice but to hide in the shadows to survive.
everything except the strange stylized faces and proportions. Unless I'm missing something and scavs are meant to be mutants or something?
@@drunkduck i don't know about y'all but my rodent brain says burrow for survival
@@matthewbrown3981 Its a stylistic choice, which I enjoy personally
Like little mice trying not to get stepped on
@@matthewbrown3981my guess is that those are masks because in other trailers you can see mouth expressions (along with the eyes in this one) under those synthetic faces. My guess is that they wear them to either give a sense of character to themselves in a grey world or as a way to remain hidden. In a world where AI and technology seem to have advanced incredibly far, it would make sense for a scav or a soldier to want to hide their faces so they don’t become a target for something much worse.
It could also just be a stylistic choice and I’m all for that.
Oh wow, this was actually surprising to watch. I had assumed the factions that were fighting were all automated, following the last commands of their creators that were long dead. This has me even more interested to learn more about this universe and the 3 big factions that are still fighting.
Yeah, I'm really, really curious now about what life's like inside the factions now. Betting it's definitely not Nice, given how disposable their troops seem.
Personally I like this approach. It's so much worse than a Total/Planetary Annihilation situation. In the same way that War is worse than Hell, because those in Hell deserve it.
Yeah, I thought that the "people" in the factions were changed(cyborging, brainwashing, genetic modification, whatever) by the AIs to be inhuman, weird, and maybe "machine-like" beings that fit the AIs needs better than ordinary humans.
You know, after looking at "you are not this guy" picture from the steam page and all the weirdly deformed soldiers in the concept arts😅 I guess I were wrong😂
could be that they're being automatically psycho-indoctrinated by similar AI-s to what's doing all the 3d-reprinting.
Eurasian, Europan and Euruskan (basically south East European & Asian faction, US & north western European faction and a entral european/Baltic & Russian faction).
The Europan faction is on the back foot, they are technologically behind the Eurasian faction, they use every thing in their stock pile from WWI to current modern arms to equip their troops.
They do have some higher tech stuff, but it's used sparingly as they cannot reproduce most of it quickly if at all.
They use a more traditional combined arms doctrine.
The Eurasian forces are allied with the Euruskan forces, the Eurasian faction is the primary offensive partner in the alliance that has significantly higher tech equipment but has few actual units compared to the Europan's.
Though they do cybernetically augment their civilian population and low altitude air drop them into the battlefield as a sort of psydo cyberzombie front line troop.
They use the cyberzombies as a way to soften positions and find targets, they then deploy actual fighting units to clumps of cyberzombies that detect (or get wiped out by) enemy forces.
They also use them as a defensive line, just leave them in enemy bases they capture and move on because they don't have the manpower to hold much ground with real troops.
The Euruskan faction is kitted out more toward the biological body horror augmentations and have less combat units over all.
They seem to be more focused on rebuilding infrastructure, bases etc and have more of a support role to their Eurasian Allies.
The battlefield is called the City of Lost Angels, again the Europan forces are on the Defensive here, and the war world wide has been at a sort of stalemate of back & forth for so long that most central command structures have been eliminated and the state of anywhere else in the world is mostly unknown.
They have been fighting so long that they have likely forgotten why the war started. Most battle fields like the City of Lost Angels have little to no oversight anymore.
Some VI's and AIs might be running parts of the conflict, some even have gone Rogue like Toothy the VI operated medical Mech, while other parts may have at most a local Battalion or Company command structure left.
Either way, the war rages on using what is available to fight each other.
And we, the Scav's, are stuck in the middle. We live underground and venture up to the Battlefield to salvage anything valuble or useful as these Titans duke it out.
We are usually ignored, not seen as a threat, most of the time. But if we salvage things that are valued by either faction or that could make us more of a threat (say an RPG or machine gun) then they WILL pay more attention to us....we don't want that, at all.
We don't pilot mechs, get combat training or equipment and we are not apart of any faction.
We are survivors that are picking this corpse of a city's bones for anything to live, this war rages on uncaring & unknowning of our existence.
Doing our best to keep it that way, because we don't want to be known or cared about by either faction.
It is a sure-fire way to get killed quickly if you do.
I like the idea that we can potentially be like medics on the battlefield. Giving players the option to be saviors or scavengers is a cool moral dilemma.
Take back a shit ton of ammo, food and water, or save this one person who might be able to help you fix something or defend your home. Really would force some difficult choices.
or they will get paid for her, veteran pilot must be valuable
From my understanding, there's a reputation system in the game with the various factions actually fighting the war; and thus, rescuing de-mech'd pilots like this likely nets a bunch of reputation for whoever's side they belong to.
Game's out now, this is actually a quest you can do!
I love the look of the scavs and combatants. I especially like the idea of what transpired in this video. Imagine you are that mech pilot and you just see these everyday scavengers (whom you probably don't have the best opinion of) come around and save your life after a grueling battle. "Not everyday you get to do a good deed" hits so hard and I am here for it.
That was some incredibly exciting footage. In particular the way Infantry and the mech operated together. Hope that plays out in the actual game as well. Forever winter is definitely on the top of my watchlist atm.
just remember, you aren't the person using the mech, you aren't the person supporting it either, you're the person trying to survive stuck between two or more armies and trying to just scrounge the scraps off the field of battle.
@@MechInterest Sure. But i'll still be watching it.
two things to improve the game. give the characters regular sized heads. stop shoehorning african americans with dreadlocks into everything.
@@cagneybillingsley2165racist freak
@@cagneybillingsley2165 0/10 ragebait
Это как минимум фантастически стильно и свежо, смесь стилайз графики и с фоторилом в которую вплетается эффекты стопмоушен анимации - господа, вы вызываете уважение и восхищение!
Light shines brightest in the dark.
'A Light Shining in Darkness'
With the donation station, I'm sure this game will have a heart-warming community.
Dusty did nothing wrong
@@marltonmanks9891 based and Rando pilled
Awesome video, I love that it showed that the soldiers aren't just blood crazed, drug infused psychopaths that are brainwashed into killing anything that isn't part of their faction. She had no reason to trust them, and they had no reason to help her. But in a world this dark? Moments like this really would help keep you sane.
Note for FDS: I would recommend making sure that npc/ai soldiers fighting alongside the mech don't use it's shield as cover, any time it shoots the concussive blast of the cannon would easily cause catastrophic traumatic brain injuries and probably kill the soldier on the spot. So either showing that the soldiers have some kind of concussive resistant exo-suit that prevents them from being injured by the blast, have the normal soldiers only use the left hand side of the shield as cover (away from the gun), or have some kind of heavy infantry unit (cyborg of some kind?) that is meant to be the combat engineer who supports the mech with small arms covering fire and is built to withstand the blast. Then if there are small repairs that need doing: ammo switching, small repairs (cords getting cut, hydraulics repair, etc), reloading missile tubes, etc. there is someone, or a small team, there to support the mech.
bruh it’s a video game
I don't think that's brain-damage tier blast, but it would NOT be fun. Probably would make you really ill, even with sufficient earpro. Also the dust it kicks up would mean you'd probably need eyepro too.
@@techpriest5676 Eh idk, it looks like it's at least a 20mm with a large muzzle brake directing the entire concussive force into the head of the soldier standing beneath it. The recoil of that same rifle/cannon is strong enough to throw the Exo's arm back at least 18 inches. I think at least a intermediate TBI would be guaranteed, and a major TBI would be highly likely. Standing beneath that for 5+ shots... idk.
Nah, that seems to Eurasia or Euruskan troops (Eurasian cyborg lore is f-ed up), Europans seem to be rather un-augmented besides necessary limb replacement
Glad to see Rock, Paper, and Scissors still existing in 20XX
Bold of you to assume the 0 still remains
@@sadocato2872 oh ya 20 something for sure we'll be lucky to see 2050 irl lol
I absolutely love how, in this midst of this incredibly bleak world you've created, there can still be small moments of human selflessness. Against all odds, in spite of all the the blood and hunger and violence, there are still people who will lend a helping hand to those in need. Beautiful.
Personally, I think the game should have an off-line mode so that way people don’t always have to play online something this beautiful should not be allowed to die
Agree
From what I've heard, it iwll
I haven't heard about offline but I believe they've said there will at least be solo play
Yeah like what happend to S.T.A.L.K.E.R
Might be an online only type deal like The Division where you're always online, for updates, news, events etc. but can play the game entirely alone.
Just because we're locked into an eternal global war and fighting on a dying Earth doesn't mean we can't do our fellow humans the occasional solid.
Yea......Altruism from the bottom of our heart...not our coffer
@@TitaniumRobotSeacow Eh... a little bit of this and that
@@TitaniumRobotSeacow
True
But a little donation of Money or pretty baubles is always accepted
immaculate vibes, I like that you can actually help people and it's not all grimdark hopelessness
Light burns brightest in the Dark. We can be the change the world needs.
That's 100% a major focus of the game.
Scav's do what we do to help our home underground and eachother where we can.
The Dev's have said that there will be a donation drop off for Veteran Scav's to donate some stuff for new Scav's to use.
We go up to get water, food, medications & medical equipment, ammo, weapons and all sorts of gear & stuff.
Given we can take contracts from the factions as well, there will be a reputation system for that too.
Rescuing a Veteran Mech Pilot would likely improve our reputation with that faction, it may even be a contract we can take.
The point is, doing it out of kindness or as a mission would be rewarding either way to encourage this sort of "We should look to help each other when we can" mentally in this utter hellish and endless war.
It's definitely something the Dev's have in mind in making this game it seems.
In a world so bleak and dark, it's really nice just having these small wholesome moments. It really gives that little small thing to keep going.
In others games, you'd be the Exo pilot, but here, you are the trash collector picking up scrap and circuits off machines like these.
That's quite briliant of you guys. Doing a trailer not about the player's character, but rather a unit you will encounter in the game.
This entire game's marketing campaign is "You are not this guy"" -shows a fully kitted out soldier "You are this guy" -shows a random little scavenger. Their trailers literally having any other character as the focus with the scavengers just showing up '"After the fact" is brilliantly in line, and also lets them show off mechanics without literally spelling it out to us.
I was gonna make a comment about "I like how in the game we're not supposed to care about any of this" until I saw the end where the scavs pick up the pilot
Now imagine if they had gone the route of you being the exo pilot in this setting.
Damn shame that they're going the flavor-of-the-month route of Tarkov looter shooter with the gameplay focus.
@@Ikimono It's literally the opposite, they're going with this concept because it speaks to them as artists that were constantly screwed in some way by corporations. It's very firmly an anti-war game.
Most the advertising is selling people on the things you can't be in the game.
That's like advertising a metal gear game and showing off mech combat. It's deceptive marketing.
Genuinely 10/10 for concept and art direction. On that basis alone, this is a project that deserves to succeed. If execution is even close to the art direction and concept, this game will be a beloved classic for the entirety of its hopefully long lifecycle
More hyped for this than GTA 6, please don’t screw it up
Damn your right
Same lol
Dolban
"Your hearing loss is not service related" type beat, I like it. 👍
That actually would be really refreshing if you’re able to show mercy to NPC’s. It’s like how in the TLOU and its sequel where NPC’s would sometimes surrender if they were staggered or wounded. But they never built up on that idea and the npc would just attack again after some time passed and you end up killing them. Hopefully it’ll be somewhat seamless in skirmishes or at least not as separate from the main fighting like a wounded soldier off alone on the opposite side of the map of where the main skirmish is.
Tbf, the way this game is marketed, it's pretty clear that if you can see the main skirmish happening, that's the game telling you to find a way around or to not get involved.
Ngl TLOU 3rd installment deserve a dynamic narrative.
@@reillycurran8508that be cool always a welcome one for a game with factions.
@@reillycurran8508 High risk, high reward. Fresh loot is best loot, but it is rather risky now isn't it?
@@R3TR0J4N That engine deserves entire other games not associated with TLOU
I like to imagine the conversation those two scavs had with the pilot when they got back to the safe house
“You’re a scav now miss! Welcome to the bottom of the food chain!”
Alright, if I wasn't hooked before, I definitely am now. Keep them coming, I love getting these glimpses into the setting, the aesthetic, and the morality
Awesome video, though I feel as if the title is a little misleading. It would be sick if we could actually see the machinery and logistics that keep this endless war moving forward. Like how scrap metal is collected en-masse and melted down into usable refined alloys and components to be made into weapons inside the vast underground complexes pumping out war machines completely autonomously 24/7. Then how these weapons are distributed and used up until the bitter end. Then the cycle starts over again.
NAH BEFORE THE END OF THE COUNTDOWN??? YOU GUYS ARE MONSTERS!!! WOOO
I can see the jank and you know what? I'm fine with it, because it feels like this games devs went through a list of my favorite media and asked "What if game" and I've never been more hyped.
1:00
so many shots fired above this poor soldier's head... he's definitely deaf after that
They must have some high-tech earpro in this God forsaken setting, damn
WHAT?
WHAT?!
¡¿QUÉ?!
@@cecilsmith2061 Earpro aint helping when your entire skull is cracked or your brain is turned to mush
This 3 minute trailer has more personality and life in it than half the cast in modern COD and Battlefield games
Pro tip kids, Don't fire directly into a T-90 Auto loader carousel from a foot away, you'll turn into dust. Edited because the RUclips algorithm decided to disappear my first comment. Fantastic trailer FunDog. Can't wait to play.
We did not delete any comment :) Maybe an error on YT while you were posting :)
It looks like the other T-90 fired it's main gun at him while he was distracted ripping the turret off of the other one
@@fundogstudios RUclips has been bugging out recently so I'm not surprised.
Yeah it's small stuff like that and the one guy standing right below the firing autocannon that take me out a bit.
But it's in a trailer that I'll probably never see again so it's whatever.
@@fundogstudios It's not an error, the corp loves its €3N€@Rs.
“Blessed are the peacemakers” I hope that Truth is honored in Forever Winter.
Nah, you can't do anything to end the war. It's kinda like Total Annihilations war, nobody can remember why the war started, there is no overall command, just Virtual Intelligences playing chess with troops they have and ordering to take positions that no longer exists, defend lines that long ago lost any meaning... all sides at this point are fighting not to achieve anything else except complete annihilation of other sides.
And none of them have any plan what to do if they achieve that goal.
Bro the mech emoji's a ❤ at the soldier 😂😂😂 1:04 I love that
Thumb Up 👍
Nice catch, dude. I completely missed that one
@@ronintheronin8035 hahaha always have good eyes, buddy. 😁👍
As a fan of Retro Industrial Futurism, based in the works like BLAME! and others, i have to say that this game give me the feels that i'll be playing a Mothership-like RPG, but a game. It's like a dream come true, to be honest.
I worked on a TV channel here in Brazil, my degree is in Cinema & Audiovisual, and the feeling to have your work ripped from you and made into something that i cannot relate to, that i cannot even take pleasure in saying that i've made it.
I know this feeling, and to know that people that suffer something quite similar in the game industry are trying their best to make something better, to make substance beyond profit, to make art have meaning, is quite tear dropping.
I am a sci-fi writter that cannot work in his passions, for the like of us, workers, there are no space for passion in the eyes of our owners, only their profit.
Really, i applaud you friends, for i, a comrade in red wish that all of us can do as you do.
Work with passion and love, not being robbed by a fucking parasite in a expensive suit behind a curtain of ideology to cover his hideos face while he laught at the cost of our pain.
That's it, you bring me hope, thank you Fun Dog Studios
Hell yeah Mothership.
The lack of dialogue made this 1000x better fun dog please keep the scavs like this no stupid one liners or unnecessary chatter just moans and grunts from pain and suffering
well they're gonna need to communicate somehow.
@@bostonianfulooga booga language
They can use hand signals like swat and special forces teams
@@electrobot9871 they're not babies or monkeys, in case you haven't noticed.
@@lemniscatelogos7917 yeah and when they're not on the battlefield, i'm pretty sure they use words then.
I know this game is suppose to be a deconstruction on how disgusting war is...but god damn that opening scene with the mech pilot was rad and really made me want to play as her. Love the direction of the game keep up the great work Fun dog
I really like the Animatrix vibe of this game.
Really liking that the emphasis of the player characters is on survival, not just having an easy chance to blast that pilot.
Utterly amazing... truly a work of art... not a adaptation or has crossover skins with disney or warner bros (so far)... just a BRAND NEW IP... something we need more of... originality & creativity... another reason why helldivers 2 i think did so well aside from fair consumer prices etc. I really do hope this game makes it & i also hope its close to some sort of release or beta considering the close apart marketing going on at the moment.
Wow, thank you!
I really hope that they don't ruin the aesthetic of the game with ridiculous brand partnerships and cosmetics that are completely out of place. That being said, think it's possible to do both while staying true to the aesthetics and atmosphere the developers have clearly worked very hard to create. A S.T.A.L.K.E.R. crossover or Armored Core one would be pretty cool.
@@e2rqey Yes exactly.. i think if they ever DO go that route which is fair in a lot of senses specially if the game ends up free and they need to monetize someway or how to stay afloat i think staying true to form is def ideal.. stalker would be a very welcomed IP crossover... maybe, terminator. not that i'm a huge fan but long as they stick to their genre and i dont see ironman or nicki minaj i think ill be finee to be honest.
you mention helldivers 2 after talking about "brand new IP" and "originality and creativity" but... there was a Helldivers 1 that came out in 2015 and both of them are heavily inspired by the Starship Troopers movies
@@e2rqey Omg an Armoured Core crossover would be incredible! Please Fromsoft!
When they did rock paper scissors I was tensing up because I assumed it was for who was gonna put her down so they could steal her boots and ammo. It's so refreshing to see otherwise.
Cult of the Harverster Mommy shall PREVAIL!
WE MUST STAY FOCUSED SCAVS WE MUST STAY FOCUSED
oh ma gawd...
@@SideWinder_999 *Sigh* we're going to die 😞
I was actually waiting for the harvester thirst to kick off
Thirst... thirst never changes.
Addendum: I'm mostly surprised at my own surprise. I mean... after Lady Dimitrescu I shoulda seen the thirst wave coming.
@@jazermano I did, I just wanted to let it happen naturally 🤣
The setting and the style is all so cool I'm preventively hyped to see a possible PvE title where you play as tank/exo/power armor operator of either of the three factions
Where you aren't just practicing battlefield voyeurism, but being fully part of it, while also bearing witness
so looking forward to this, the tone and even the subtle humour along with the atmosphere is just perfect.
and i LOVE stories with no dialogue so you get extra points here as well haha.
P.S
please consider making the harvester lady into a collectors edition figure 💙
only once you get rid of all your mason jars
I’m automatically sus about any game before reviews nowadays but that music at 0:24 shreeeds
The song played in the background is called “Extinction Protocol” by The Forever Winter. Fun Dog cooked with this soundtrack.
Well even if we are scavs I can imagine hijacking one could fetch a high price...or at the very least be used to buy time for allies in a "oh f--k moment.
But THIS I didn't expect, even in hell people can still have a heart 💖
"What's the point of fighting for survival if we can't afford to act human anymore?"
I am absolutely in love with the art style of this game, it encapsulates the grunge, borderline creepy 90s vibe so well.
Europa is now my fav faction.
But… vodka 😢
@@dabbingraccoons6416 vodka would be the lads that charges with those two tanks which looks like T-90S (i think they're named Euruska faction btw). Europa seems like retro sci-fi cold war USA troops,specially those helmets with a card on the shroud.
I'm a simple man. I see a new video of Forever Winter, i watch it and i press the like button.
When they played rps, my rat brain thought who´d get to loot the meck first, didn´t expect they saved the lady, but I´m delighted non the less.
The best part of that for me is how little communication they needed. They both knew that one of them was going to have to carry her, that wasn't in question, it was just who was going to haul the load. (and thus have less room for loot the rest of the run.) Sure, they came by to loot a downed exo, but there's not even a moment of hesitation outside of sane levels of caution over a wounded person with a pistol.
@@Sorain1 even in unending warfare humanism prevails.
The world building in this game is pure perfection
I love it. Such a perfect short story.
The soundtrack to this game is going to be top shelf. The theme playing in the first half was sweet.
Im dying here for it until the 24th 💀
BABE WAKE UP! NEW FOREVER WINTER VIDEO
This video has more soul and story than a lot of full games and movies these days.
Holy shit FDS CANNOT STOP DROPPING BANGERSSS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
2:36 Wow, that last line with that music... *"Not every day... you get to do a good deed."*
So badass.
This game has the best soundtrack
this....this is one of the best thing i seen in gaming in along time
Fun Dogs is a legend here, they know they have a lot of work to do to polish this game and i see it coming in as i continue to play this game. love this grim dark future! keep up the good work brothers!
The rest of the game industry should take notes on making long form trailers from you guys. That was great.
It's been a long time since I've been this optimistic about a game's quality and this excited to see the finished product. The immersion, world building, and attention to detail appear excellent; can't wait to see this! Oh, and yeah that soldier is deaf and concussed--unless that helmet has some serious noise cancelling.
That combined effort between the mech and the foot soldier was such an interesting thing to see!
The beauty of combined arms.
I know it's just German for "Danger", but the moment that "Achtung" appears on screen it triggered my fight or flight reaction.
_-Remember our Promise-_
**Raindrop Prelude intensifies**
Its all fun and war until the Magpie signal starts blaring from military radios and the sky turns red.
Scav writer here; damn good story telling, can't wait to see how I can use this.
Good to see ya here!
What is a scav writer😮? Do you mean you wrote the lines of the Scavs?
@@장경철-q7f no, its a fan series Ive been writing and posting in their discord
@@장경철-q7f Hes the guy writing a story named “Scav” set in the universe of TFW
3:04 надпись Вечная Зима- означает ли это, что будет локализация, хотя бы текстовая? Не знаю кто вы, но это фантастика! Лучшее, что могло случиться с геймдевом за последние лет 8!
Absolutely love the soundtrack, honestly reminds me of the grungy/industrial vibe of Ruiner's OST!
loved the little BT reference with the exosuit giving the thumbs up to the grunt
The amount of love poured into this project is simply astonishing
This is just amazing, in terms of trailer content and learning about Fun Dog as a studio I’m definitely fully onboard. Really appreciate how this game is going against the industry standard, art is important. Keep up the good work!
This, will truly be special
This game is so promising. Can't wait and i would be very happy to support devs who try new things. Great job!
God do i love Exo suits!
Feels like our own version of the harvesters scooping stragglers up off the battlefield to process them for bioelectricity and organs, difference is we do it to bring in more bodies who can work for our settlement.
Not every day you get to do a good deed, and even fewer when nobody can accuse you of ulterior motives. I'm foreseeing a lot of morality choices where you're left to question if you did the right thing because it was right, or because you thought the benefits outweighed the consequences enough to warrant getting involved. Worst part about all of it is that in a world like this, nobody's gonna begrudge you for doing good just out of a sense of egotistical altruism.
1:13 This brings back my Animatrix second renaissance trauma scene.
That scene was horrifying
Welcome to the frontier, pilot.
It's a cold galaxy out here.
0:09 spelling error
I swear in 8 weaks some lore youtuber will find the "hidden plot" just by this mistake
🤓🤓
To be fair, dyslexia of the post apocalypse has gotta be far worse than what we're seeing today
@@ThatTallBrendan but shouldn't AI be smarter and not affected with dyslexia though? Unless its human error idk
@@gehcontent5618 Mm.. the War AI clearly handle the majority of grand-scale strategy/production- though I wouldn't put manmade firmware out of the question. Especially on account of this being a rogue transmission
(If you want to get lore-y with it, that is)
0:19 The SCAR 50BMG ! the future of weaponry ;)
The animation work here is so impressive. Consideration was taken for the mech's shots at 0:55 to emit pressure waves from the barrel. Not to mention, the sound design is so wonderfully chunky and visceral.
its cool you guys envision and aimed to make the game the to be considered as an immersive sim like STALKER or Rainworld
This is all I ever wanted. Thank you.
Nonverbal communication is beautiful.
You have made a short film more compelling than anything I have seen in, at least, the past 5 years.
I wanna do a good deed.
THE VIBES ARE ON I REPEAT THE VIBES ARE ON
Ребята. Этот трейлер достоин Оскара! Столько деталей, каждый кадр можно на рабочий стол ставить. Столько отсылок на происходящее дается в каждом кадре. А звуковое сопровождение это отдельная история! Спасибо вам, мужики. Держим за вас кулачки
とても良い動画でした！
ゲーム開始が待ち遠しいです。
素晴らしい世界観～
Came here for the mech because of a Twitter post, shame they won't be the focus. That said, the aestheric of everything else does pull me in so I'll follow this closely.
It also reminds me of Death Stranding, the whole "Scavenger with a big bag" thing, so that's a plus.
I actually like to think that they were going to save her regardless. They were just playing rock-paper-scissors to figure out who was gonna carry her back to the base.
I thought that was the implication
@@CloseingStraw97 It was intended to look like they were deciding on who takes her out at first. The guy who wins lights up a cigarette, the screen flashes "Not Everyday," the music tenses up and then it cuts to a clip of her strapped from the other dudes back motionless and her head down. It was totally made to look bad. But then the screen flashes "you get to do a good deed", the music changes tones, and you see a clip of her kind of raising her gun a little showing she is fine and they were just deciding who carries her.
That is what happened. Its why the bigger guy flips him off. He's pissed because he lost and has to carry her out
I like having small bits of good deeds in a grimdark world. Shows that death and destruction is not all there is to humanity.
2:43 “wargasm” is crazy
😂
The music is amazing in this trailer! I really hope that combat music has a similar tone in game.
A channel that goes by the name of "Enfant Terrible" is going to steal this video.
and add the dumbest, most misleading title.
Very refreshing take. Looking forward to this one
Do recommend its made more clear your not playing hero in this game and more just trying to to survive
We made it bois