Titanic's Final Voyage: Immersive Virtual Tour of the Ill-Fated Ship's Sinking
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What is it like to be inside sinking Titanic?
This is a video game sinking demo "TITANIC: HONOR & GLORY" is the result of a bold mission to virtually recreate the most famous ship to ever sail the seas. With a fully explorable, historically perfected RMS Titanic at your disposal, walk the decks of the doomed liner and experience her opulence as very few did.
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The groaning of the steel makes it so frightening and that’s exactly how I picture it sounding like as the great vessel slowly but surely breaks apart and goes to its watery grave 2 miles beneath the ocean.
Absolutely! 👍🏻
What would make those sounds all the more horrific would be the way you would physically feel them, starting with your feet, then up through your entire body as they surrounded you. It’s the ship herself telling you that the forces pulling her down are so immense, there’s absolutely nothing you can do about it in any way, shape, or form.
If titanic would have sinked 2022 then i bet someone would say "Why the ship moaning"
That gets me every time 👍
I couldn't imagine being in there all lights go out. Frightening
How did the lights stayed on for so long in the rooms as they were being flooded and what made them finally go out?
@@kylehill1523 The engineers made a decision to stay behind and work to keep the lights on for as long as they could, knowing that there would be a 100% chance that they would die doing this. They really are the unsung heroes of the Titanic. The lights stayed on pretty much until the end until the ship split in two. It's unbelievable how they managed to do it. RIP to all those brave souls that perished and the ones that made the ultimate sacrifice
Some stokers as well. Have you seen that incredible docudrama/film 'Saving the Titanic'? It's so good. If you hadn't seen it yet, i highly recommend it. This briliant piece really gives respect to these selfless legends@@sirlink9611
I read some accounts from survivors saying they saw the outer emergency lights flicker a few times as she did her final plunge
2:49 damn... Your last light and just watching it die before being in total darkness
All that sounds make it even scarier
Y’a it’s creepy when the .lights flickered
I am sure the sound was even worse in reality
Ships make creepy groaning sounds when they sink,like a dying elephant.
That’s the real sounds
Not to mention realistic to
You know you are lost. You lose all hope. You know you are in a big ship which is slowly but surely sinking in the cold ocean. I dont want to know what theire last thoughts were, it must be unimaginable scary. Family or without family, its a real nightmare.
I hope there is SOMETHING after death. No one deserves this.
On a liner built by their rival company cunnard lines, people were trapped in the elevators when the power failed, imagine how terrible being trapped aboard a sinking ship in a elevator, seeing the water rise knowing you can't escape
😮😢 I’m freaking out just reading your comment. It’s unfathomable what these poor people went through.
Lusitania
Its not like anyone could really run anywhere
"Dorothy???? DOROOOTHYYYYYYYYYYYY"
Scary yet so fascinating
Absolutely horrific and sad at the same time
Do you think the people in the ship regretted staying inside rather then being on the outside of her while she sank? I’m sure some did. Gosh I can’t even imagine what their last moments were like
Terrible both ways
this would have been even more horrifying with all the people screaming
You wouldn't have been able to hear the screaming very well down here. There wouldn't have been much screaming at this point, anyway.
The noises though! It sounds like an earthquake, and when the lights are out I had a heart attack (not actually)
If it sounds like an earthquake, that would explain why it puts me into panic state of mind due to my fear of earthquakes.
Thanks for the camera man for going back in time and record the titanic sinking
Given that the titanic was built at the early stages of electricity I wonder if anyone was electrocuted below decks. Watching the lights spark made me wonder.
I wonder the same
Probably not. The voltage was very low and likely DC. Wouldn't even give you a jolt really.
Electrocution would be impossible as most of the electric power that entered the water would quickly disperse into the Atlantic ocean.
@@DrinkinDaJuice Titanic used 100 volts dc iirc. Plenty to cause harm from electrocution. Though, if you were in a place where you'd come into contact with it during the sinking, it was likely the least of your worries.
@@Matt_Deluca What would happen if you plugged a modern electronic like Switch or Steam Deck to charge it?
You stick VR on that? I mean it looks stunning and is terrifying enough but may as well go for a full on panic attack, the young today tell me this is fun.
Sod this Mate..! I Going Top Side, We Doomed Down Here....
The groaning and creaking are literally music to my ears!
Cause you're not there
I heard in 25 years or so the real titanic will be completely rusted away and there will be no more titanic
@Robert Bailey it can actually if you put iron/steel under water for a couple of decades it will slowly start rusting and collapse on it self until it rusts so hard that it starts disappearing
Same thing underwater it starts rusting and walls and floors and decks and fancy oak carved wood wood become so weak from the rust and depth pressure that’s it will cave in on its self and collapse on its self from pressure until nothing is left so give 20 to 30 years to the most until titanic is not gone but the main part yes but there will be pieces laying on dirty sand until those are gone in 40 to 50 years but we will always have pictures and videos I been study Titanic for about 5 years and that’s half of my life and I will never stop loving titanic
It was discovered that bacteria is slowly eating away at the Titanic.
Well there's the Titan now!
Stunning :o
So anxiety inducing
1:50 I never realised I was claustrophobic before
Okay, this was creepy as hell
Super cool :)
Poor people :/
I thoroughly she would’ve survived the collision had it been head on, she would’ve taken damage but she would’ve kept afloat
That is scary :/
3:02 ciao life
I cant belive that in real life it only took 4mjn to flood that area of D deck
Lots of space, water is strong
Well at least the pools still full
Oh god why can't we go upstairs...? why???? 😂😂😂😂😂
The the game still available for release this year as im excited about this.
Holy shit. Eh!?
Who took these photos
😲😲😲😲
When is the game going to be finished. i don't want to walk around on the demo. i want to walk on the ship
We hope soon :)
I want one!
They never mention anything of looting or stealing when it was sinking..? I’m sure it would have been happening
Kind of cool but the ship didn’t sink level so the water didn’t flood the ship like that.
the ship in the sinking demo has a port list, just takes a while to see it. :)
The D deck gangway door was opened during the sinking so lifeboats could come back and collect more passengers (though never actually happened). This is the reception room: D Deck (same level as the gangway door). Not only did this door make the ship sink more than 2x faster, but it also began to disbalance the weight of water in the ship (like Scotland road did). Scotland Road and the gangway door were the main reasons that Titanic slowly shifted from a 5° starboard list to a 9° degree port list. At this moment in the sinking, the port list wasn't too serious. Once the door was underwater and Scotland Road had mainly flooded, the ship was severely listing to port.
@@thoji215 This is bullshit. The gangway door that was really opened was further aft and was never submerging, it was rising out of the water instead. They didn't open a gangway door at the reception, it would've sunk a lot faster. the D-Deck Dining Saloon sank in a natural way.
It look fake bc how u have a camera
They found this in the wreck. The VR headset and console were found already pre-loaded with this simulation. It's crazy it survived over 100 years at the bottom of the ocean 🤔
It’s a game
You're not serious 🤦🏽♀️
Is this a game
Yes it is a simulation in a program that recreates the sinking the best it can in a real time sinking animation with good graphics and its all a animation so you can’t interact with things but you can witness the sinking of D-Deck first class dining room
a demo for a game, yes. :)
Yeah, it's called depths of fear
Titanic Honour and Glory. ≤ - Name of the game.
Horrifying....
That sinking too fast. Unrealistic. In real life reception room flooded between 2:00-2:10 am.
It seemed very fast to me too..
But I know the sinking had accelerated exponentially, so by 2am, I guess the flooding was very intense.