+allen harper A single comment lands, finds nourishment in attention and soon attains popularity. It exhales a cloud of new comments, each lands, and finds nourishment in attention. So progresses Juffo-Wup.
This game is one of the greatest accomplishments in gaming history. It's an artistic masterpiece in all aspects, visual, sound, gameplay etc. It proved to me that games can be complete artisic works like films or books. The VGA artwork continues to influence me still. Man, what a game!
Just so perfect for a bio-construct race that was sent by someone else to prepare for their arrival...and then never arrived. Calm, determined, with the metallic 'construction' sound in the latter part, yet somehow...sad. Next to the hyperspace motif my favcorite track.
I'm glad more people are getting around to checking out this absolute unit, pure artistic expression through so many devs, -masterpiece of a game. Used to get bummed out only seeing a paltry 2k views on these OSTs, which are absolutely one of the best parts of the game. Big thanks for sharing, big dog!
We glad campers think Mycon are most 'alien'. We must 'party' right now. You will be 'happy' when our 'fingers' will squeeze the 'juice'. We come to your house.
Pretty sure the Myconian starcraft is actually a refitted dwarf planet, planetoid, asteroid, small moon, or chunks of compressed spheroid planetary detritus leftover from their seeds of peace.
Why doesn't anyone make a movie or TV series based on Star Control... These aliens were better than on any scifi show out there. If it were Trek, all the Star Control aliens would like like humans with something on their forehead or between their eyes.
Budget is a big reason, but from a storytelling perspective, it's arguable that any alien being without a convergent evolutionary biology consisting of a face with two eyes and a mouth would probably prove difficult for general audiences to relate to. It is a challenge to get viewers to feel real emotion (whether positive or negative) towards other beings that don't share our physical traits, so it's harder to create dramatic themes around them. Not saying it's impossible, just awfully difficult. I would love a Star Control series more than anything in the world, but I think even if it were done fairly well it would probably just end up being a flop and get cancelled after a season or two like most sci-fi shows these days because the general expectation of television programming is about as stupid and uninteresting as the lowest common denominator of the people watching it.
anamnesis Also, in the case of the original Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry insisted that all the aliens look....real human. On the grounds that that was the only way "we would understand them." The only intelligent races to sort of diverge from this was that reptilian in one episode....and also the cat-people in the animated series (which was one of the few exceptions that he tolerated)
@toddjh Believe me, I remember the days of the original SoundBlaster, SoundBlack Pro, SB16, Pro Audio Spectrum 16, Gravis Ultrasound, etc and SC2 was in a league of its own when it came to music production. I doubt it wasn't influenced by the demo scene back then, also. The Future Crew and Triton were two of the best groups for composers and influenced TONS of future musicians. Hell, Purple Motion of The Future Crew composes and conducts actual symphonies today.
I am Dugee I am the purity monitor I choose what buds are permitted to mature and which must be eradicated I died of general misfunction 57,283 years ago.
Ahhh Mycon. Teaching the perils of organic machinery and mindless adherence to tradition one battle at a time. My favorite race/ship in SC2 at the time I actually played it.
Thumbs up if the first thing you do after getting all the engines on your ship is head to Mycon space just to listen to these guys make their psychedelic comments with this music to the background
Doesn't help that most of the star trek aliens were made back in the 60's with costumes, they were kinda limited. Afterwards, they were kinda stuck with what they already made.
I had the pc version with no speech pack in, so we got to really appreciate the awesomeness of the soundtracks. In fact, when i play it again, i still disable the speech options from the 3dO
Here we have a True form Asari in its natural environment, pay special attention to the warm mood and the 6 Blue Tentacles and the inverted head shape.
Juffo-wup. A great snack for those who love Jiff peanut butter but just can't get enough of cool whip. Juffo-wup. The sandwich spread kids love. Now in stores.
+Lord Juffowup I fail to understand something. So your base world type is 'volcanic sulphurous hellhole', because of the light and heat that is 'Juffo-Wup'. But you specifically look for life-bearing worlds to terraform via Deep Child, because of the 'nourishment in decay' bit. The two don't add up, because you're killing all the stuff you could grow from. Explain.
The most abstract race, I find. It's terrifying how it's part of their agenda to terraform any living green worlds every green worlds into desolate lava words, kind of like ''Lavos''. Also the part of the music at 2:30 is pretty awesome, too bad I hardly ever got to hear it given their conversations tend to be short.
See this is what i want,weird bizzare aliens,not shit from star trek where they stick a piece of crap on a humans nose and call him/her an alien,its an imagined universe so why not make it exotic and strange.
Yeah both babylon 5 and farscape did a much better job of showing some greater variety of aliens. I mean, a lot of them were still humanoid but at least there were some truly weird ones too.
I know your post is old, but I hope in the last two years you've learned what "ahead of its time" means. Ahead of its time means something is not appreciated when released, and the value is only seen after the fact. But with SC2 that was not the case, people thought it was a great game then and people still think it's a great game now.
finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, ... you get the idea.
@Jallandhara Well, yes, but this really was technically amazing at the time, especially the music. Up until this point, unless you were one of the people who shelled out $600 for a Roland MT-32, pretty much all games just had crappy FM synthesis at best. Even wavetable MIDI was still in the future at that point. Then all of a sudden there was a game that sounded completely unlike anything we'd heard before, even on the PC speaker. It blew everything else away and really raised the bar.
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Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Commenting action ensues.
+allen harper
A single comment lands, finds nourishment in attention and soon attains popularity. It exhales a cloud of new comments, each lands, and finds nourishment in attention. So progresses Juffo-Wup.
Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Commenting action intensifies.
Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Replying action ensues.
@@notstardream Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Bemused chuckling and thumbs-up for all ensues.
*prepare to fight*
This game is one of the greatest accomplishments in gaming history. It's an artistic masterpiece in all aspects, visual, sound, gameplay etc. It proved to me that games can be complete artisic works like films or books. The VGA artwork continues to influence me still. Man, what a game!
110% agree i loved that game so much. wished new games had that magic this game has.
Just so perfect for a bio-construct race that was sent by someone else to prepare for their arrival...and then never arrived. Calm, determined, with the metallic 'construction' sound in the latter part, yet somehow...sad. Next to the hyperspace motif my favcorite track.
Top 5 track. I love the hyperspace, Syreen, Quasispace and Arilou themes as well
2:26 - Sure, we're homicidal space mushrooms cultists, but we still like to groove.
Darkness is Void
Juffo-Wup is light.
oh shit waddup swiftor
you gotta do uqm livestreams mg
I don't think my insane conversations with the Mycon ever got to 80% of this song. It's like talking to a mushroom.
Hmm... I wonder why...
They are technically mushrooms if you think about it.
@@marioghernandez4960 well... they are.
@@tarponpet
I wasn't talking to you. I was talking to the other guy. Sorry if you were confused.
You are the Non, who must become Juffo-Wup or Void.
I'm glad more people are getting around to checking out this absolute unit, pure artistic expression through so many devs, -masterpiece of a game. Used to get bummed out only seeing a paltry 2k views on these OSTs, which are absolutely one of the best parts of the game.
Big thanks for sharing, big dog!
When Juffo-Wup is complete, when at last there is no Void or Non, when the Creators return, then we can finally rest.
Beginning: Eerie and robotic
Middle: Pretty nice tune
Near-ending: Banger fungus music
Easily my favorite song in the game. It's just so empty but at the same time, mysterious, and foreign.
The Mycon really creep me out. The most "alien" alien there ever was. I hope no violent action ensues because of my comment.
We glad campers think Mycon are most 'alien'. We must 'party' right now. You will be 'happy' when our 'fingers' will squeeze the 'juice'. We come to your house.
FernestHall }(:°v°:){ * spicy games * are always fun
FernestHall Orz CAN be eliminated by mere energy blasts. Let us demonstrate.
Your comment fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Violent action ensues.
@@DoubleBob *This is the wildest alien cosplay I have ever read in my life.* 🤣
Pretty sure the Myconian starcraft is actually a refitted dwarf planet, planetoid, asteroid, small moon, or chunks of compressed spheroid planetary detritus leftover from their seeds of peace.
Juffo-Wup is love. Juffo-Wup is life.
Ascyltos Juffo-Wup fills me and I grow turgid.
"This is my light" he says
This game was SO ahead of its time, and the music was too. Fantastic stuff, thanks so much for posting these! 5/5
still true
**JUFFO WUPPING INTENSIFIES**
Man I don't remember the Mycon track being so legit. Definitely underrated! I want sheet music for all of SC2
Why doesn't anyone make a movie or TV series based on Star Control... These aliens were better than on any scifi show out there. If it were Trek, all the Star Control aliens would like like humans with something on their forehead or between their eyes.
3 words, sadly... special effects budget.
Name me three good movies that were based on a video game. Actually, I doubt you could name one.
Soulsphere001
hell it could probably work. just sayin
Budget is a big reason, but from a storytelling perspective, it's arguable that any alien being without a convergent evolutionary biology consisting of a face with two eyes and a mouth would probably prove difficult for general audiences to relate to. It is a challenge to get viewers to feel real emotion (whether positive or negative) towards other beings that don't share our physical traits, so it's harder to create dramatic themes around them.
Not saying it's impossible, just awfully difficult. I would love a Star Control series more than anything in the world, but I think even if it were done fairly well it would probably just end up being a flop and get cancelled after a season or two like most sci-fi shows these days because the general expectation of television programming is about as stupid and uninteresting as the lowest common denominator of the people watching it.
anamnesis
Also, in the case of the original Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry insisted that all the aliens look....real human. On the grounds that that was the only way "we would understand them." The only intelligent races to sort of diverge from this was that reptilian in one episode....and also the cat-people in the animated series (which was one of the few exceptions that he tolerated)
you know the schiz got real when you are about to fight the Sydney Grand Opera House and the Lambert Airport!
That's the sound of them cracking through the crust of a planet in the back
When did anyone stay around conversing long enough to hear the entirety of this track?
Juffo-Wup is All
omni-existent, spreading and changing the Non into Juffo-Wup.
You are Non, who must become Juffo-Wup, or Void.
We are the agents of Juffo-Wup. We are the Mycon.
'...the system requires more energy. A convenient source lies beneath the crust...'
**Juffo-Wups Loudly**
Either he’s absolutely humongous or those are just mini volcanoes.
@toddjh Believe me, I remember the days of the original SoundBlaster, SoundBlack Pro, SB16, Pro Audio Spectrum 16, Gravis Ultrasound, etc and SC2 was in a league of its own when it came to music production. I doubt it wasn't influenced by the demo scene back then, also. The Future Crew and Triton were two of the best groups for composers and influenced TONS of future musicians. Hell, Purple Motion of The Future Crew composes and conducts actual symphonies today.
I love his/her little hands
Fungi reproduce asexually by fragmentation, budding, or producing spores.
I am Gussh
I attend the birthing nodes
I died 343 Earth years ago
I do not know how.
I am Dugee
I am the purity monitor
I choose what buds are permitted to mature
and which must be eradicated
I died of general misfunction 57,283 years ago.
I am filled with my parents.... parents....... parents..... parents...... parents..... I am they, & they are us, then.. & now....
Alabama is currently building space ships as we speak to find these creatures and commune with Juffo-wup.
Finally someone that respects the awesomeness of the you-are-alone mycon mushroom thougt. thank you.
Is it me or is this theme music a lot more interesting than those for the other races? I never noticed the neat shifts in this one before.
How did the Umgah hit one of these on the head?!
Very carefully.
_Juffo-Wupping intensifies_
Ahhh Mycon. Teaching the perils of organic machinery and mindless adherence to tradition one battle at a time.
My favorite race/ship in SC2 at the time I actually played it.
_That plasma cannon of their was _*_so goddamn ominous...!_*_ It sounded less like a weapon firing, and more like some ghostly/ethereal entity._
@@MrDibara Very true. Heh, haven't seen this comment in a very long time.
"This is good."
At 2x speed, he looks rather happy
this mushroom be acting up, it only know how to destroy planets
I play this all the time (Star Control 2) I replay it so much.
Thumbs up if the first thing you do after getting all the engines on your ship is head to Mycon space just to listen to these guys make their psychedelic comments with this music to the background
One of the best songs from the game. I love it.
Nerd tear for this. Thank you Riku for this awesome theme.
Doesn't help that most of the star trek aliens were made back in the 60's with costumes, they were kinda limited. Afterwards, they were kinda stuck with what they already made.
IS THAT FUNGUS THE SIZE OF A MOUNTAIN?
Honestly, that looks more like a green screen effect than anything else.
@@spongeintheshoe actually its most likely a prerecorded video of a deep child terraforming a planet, so about 50/50 yes and no
I fill with my parents' parents' parents' parents' parents' parents' parents
I am they -- they are us. Then, and now.
I had the pc version with no speech pack in, so we got to really appreciate the awesomeness of the soundtracks. In fact, when i play it again, i still disable the speech options from the 3dO
shame u only ever talk to this guy for like 30 seconds tops so you never get to hear this entire song
never realized the beat dropped like that... this is a great track!
Juffo-Wup might be that new game Toys for Bob have announced, it is called Ghosts of the Precursors and it is a sequel to SC2.
My favorite SC2 song!
I really like the Mycon. They're weird and creepy, in an awesome sorta way.
Here we have a True form Asari in its natural environment, pay special attention to the warm mood and the 6 Blue Tentacles and the inverted head shape.
I, like many other fans of this game, have re-played this game every few years or sooner. I think it's that time again.
Juffo-wup. A great snack for those who love Jiff peanut butter but just can't get enough of cool whip. Juffo-wup. The sandwich spread kids love. Now in stores.
Juffo-cakes
Lord Juffowup Praised be Juffowup.
+Lord Juffowup I fail to understand something.
So your base world type is 'volcanic sulphurous hellhole', because of the light and heat that is 'Juffo-Wup'.
But you specifically look for life-bearing worlds to terraform via Deep Child, because of the 'nourishment in decay' bit. The two don't add up, because you're killing all the stuff you could grow from. Explain.
idk
Bloodlyshiva IT'S JUFFO-WUP
UniCom
Juffo-Wup. Practically Space-ISIS.
@Jallandhara: One of the greatest graphical settings also I believe. zomg getting all sentimental here
Mycon ships seem to have melta'like homing weapons.
They instakill any ship at close range, but don't do as much damage at long range.
Mycon 4 life. The weight of the brief talks and the inevitable outcome.
I wonder how many people thought the race was called Juffle-Wup because they mentioned it quite a lot….
2:18-3:19 is the best bit.
@lewsdiod Very yes! My brother and I were addicted to star control and sc2. Computer gaming back then was amazing.
i wish my space ship had volcanoes in it
The Juffo-Wup is strong in this one.
This dudes are really creepy. Loved when the syreen kicks their butt
The most abstract race, I find. It's terrifying how it's part of their agenda to terraform any living green worlds every green worlds into desolate lava words, kind of like ''Lavos''. Also the part of the music at 2:30 is pretty awesome, too bad I hardly ever got to hear it given their conversations tend to be short.
There's a humungous fungus among us!
juffo wup fills in my fibers and i grow turgid..... violent action ensues
@ltflermy This game wasn't ahead of its time, PC gaming was JUST THAT GOOD in the 90's.
@onigiri73 If you google fungus you will see that they are classified into their own kingdom, separate from plants and animals.
Mycon are infinitely cooler than Syreen, and thus were their worlds forfeit.
I know I already just dropped a comment. But this still makes me cry.
Marry me
Behold the Juffo-Wup!
2x speed is amazing.
I fill with my parents' parents' parents' parents' (parents' parents' parents
).........
I am they -- they are us. Then, and now.
Juffo-wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Violent action ensues.
indeed
See this is what i want,weird bizzare aliens,not shit from star trek where they stick a piece of crap on a humans nose and call him/her an alien,its an imagined universe so why not make it exotic and strange.
kind of weird that the captain said to the supox that it is impossible for plants to be sentient. uh, hello! mycon!
Glory to juffo-wup
Yeah both babylon 5 and farscape did a much better job of showing some greater variety of aliens. I mean, a lot of them were still humanoid but at least there were some truly weird ones too.
"you...are non."
Behold the Juffo-Wup.
I wonder how you would taste, fried in butter
I'm filled with my parents parents parents parents..
I know your post is old, but I hope in the last two years you've learned what "ahead of its time" means. Ahead of its time means something is not appreciated when released, and the value is only seen after the fact. But with SC2 that was not the case, people thought it was a great game then and people still think it's a great game now.
nah that's not what ahead of its time means.
a single spore lands..
finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, finds life in decay, and in turn shoots a thousand spores out, and they land, ... you get the idea.
I always thought they put spores into your brain and you turned into a mushroom
They do, if your brain is an inhabited world and the mushroom is a volcanic hellscape
Yeah but even in new areas like deep space nine and voyager they did the same.
Yall wana start a cult for juffo wupp?
Yes
@Jallandhara Well, yes, but this really was technically amazing at the time, especially the music. Up until this point, unless you were one of the people who shelled out $600 for a Roland MT-32, pretty much all games just had crappy FM synthesis at best. Even wavetable MIDI was still in the future at that point. Then all of a sudden there was a game that sounded completely unlike anything we'd heard before, even on the PC speaker. It blew everything else away and really raised the bar.
*audio swoon*
0:45
@unionofonion Silly you, you're looking at it upside down.
You are the non.
You are the NON.
Space SJWs xD
ha
Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Violent action ensues.
Juffo-Wup fills my fibers and I grow turgid. Violent action ensues.