CIG have lifted the NDA for todays test- so here is the jump from Pyro to Stanton! I'm in a hotel on my laptop- so sorry for the lower quality and iffy performance!
As with most things in star citizen, they were SO close to this being actually good.. like a slightly overcooked steak, it’s more infuriating because of just how close they were
@@sigmamale6128 It's just to provide some semblance of interactivity while they stream out/in the star systems, basically an interactive loading screen
@Meister_Dwight better than a picture and a line of text with some in game lore while you wait on the spinning circle. Also you can 100% drop out at any point, either by screwing up the flight or onboard crew messing with power or jump drives while in use. So close ish
@@sigmamale6128also did you forget the jump points have a risk factor? Fail the jump and you can get launched out somewhere randomly far out in space and hope you have enough fuel to get back.
The 1st time i jumped - i understood why SaltEMike collapsed back in his chair with a smile and said 'i just jumped to another star system'. - Its an ordeal !... xd its like omfg - is it over!!?!. So well done. You Feel like you travelled to another star system and you are huffing and puffing - on the other side xd
I just posted something similar to Mastodon. "My personal opinion (pilotside ONLY) I am not sure I want to experience that, EVER. Holy shit that looks unfun to pilot through. So, I think I like it so far. It shouldn't be a walk in the park but require skill."
@@nixie2462I remember their original idea was for known jump points to be "mapped" and have some sort of auto pilot while discovered ones would have to be flown through manually. i imagine that idea has been changed/scrapped since last mentioned
@@plinyvicgames Discovered jump points are still going to be a thing - but 1st they are going to build the static ones and get server meshing up and running
That was a pretty decent jump! Even after jumping back and forth 1/2 dozen times on the playtest a couple days ago, I still end up fumbling around and hitting every single darn pillar within the wormhole. SRV was the only one that could manage acceptably.
@@tenpoundfortytwo I Hope they make it even more difficult. let there be demand for people in the game who are good at a specific part, that's what real space would be. you could hire other players who can get you through, and those players get to capitalise on their skills. It would actually be realistic and that's the whole point of Star Citizen, right?
Actually going through the worm hole looks awesome, but I really wish they kept the gates in. I dont know why they insist that it doesnt align with the lore. The UEE having gates around major jump points to open and close them and regulate things makes total sense to me. Not to mention the gates just look sick
As much as I like gates (because I grew up with StarGate) needing gates sort of invalidates the option of finding alternate routes or uncharted jump points. I mean, you could do both, but then it becomes sort of a gimmick, it's more consistent nedding OR not needing them but not both, and NOT having gates means you can have anything "anywhere".
The hull popping and cracking is perfect this is so fucking perfect Thankyou cig for making my dream of piloting space come true even if it is just through a screen 9-10 astronauts never get to see space
they explained that ships with more weight will be bounced around way less than more agile smaller ships. so that evens out. in other words, the experience will be less unstable and wobbly in a big freighter.
I like the idea of the risk of using the Wormhole and also that it may require some level of skills to go through. I like this idea of not using it like an elevator and thats it, you are done. The risk make you think twice if it is worth it or not, and also makes it more real in the fact of its a space thing! not human made
This is exactly as I imagined from the first version of this they demo'd almost 8 years or so ago. Ecstatic to finally see this come to us in-game. Way better than I imagined. Great transit and seems a little stressful too so can only imagine how nifty we'll need to be as pilots to navitgate the more turbulant worm holes in other systems
@@tenpoundfortytwo it's looking good though. I have the feeling that it's not gonna be that simple to go through for a beginner... At least kind of a "challenge" to go from a system to another
Holy sh1t man need a God Damn 4k projector ! The sounds of the fuselage, the deep bass reverberating in pulses this is TOO GOOD, it gave me LSD flashback stunning.
So the jump begins at about 1:30, but if you include all the spooling and aligning and stuff, it's closer to 1:00. Then it finishes at around 4:20. That's around 3 minutes of just flying through a funnel. Reminds me of Tempest, the arcade game from 1981. Are we sure this isn't just a flashy loading screen? 3 minutes seems excessive.
Think about how much time it sometimes takes to load into a system and then consider that a new system NEEDS to be loaded in by the time you exit the jump point. High entity counts ain't cheap. 😂
I do not usually care about "spoilers" for Star Citizen. But after watching 30 seconds of this video I had to stop myself. This is one that I want to experience first hand for the first time.
I understand why they went with the random hole in the middle of the space, but I think a giant stargate gate would be way cooler. The way it was before they changed it.
Oh I like that it drops you out good ways away from the actual jump point. Gonna make blockading anything inbound a hassle, leaving is a different matter clearly. Looks great and can't wait to see what they do next.
That stall at the beginning messed me up twice when I tried. I hit the side of the tunnel and punched out into deep space. They need to make that part a lot smoother.
I think that the idea is for most people to spend most of their time inside one star system, if not one planetary system (a planet and it's moons). Unless you're a long-haul freighter pilot or explorer, most people aren't going to be jumping all the time.
It seems like you're playing a very impressive and visually pleasing 3 minute loading screen minigame. That's not necessarily bad though. It properly conveys the idea of the systems being some distance away from eachother. You're incentivized to stay within a system unless you're absolutely certain that you want to go to another one. I just hope they don't make it so difficult that it just drains your attention span.
It looks that way, but I don't think the game is actually loading anything during that time. Since everything streams in real-time, they could have made the transition instantaneous (go in hole, exit on other side) but wanted to have an actual gameplay element to jumping.
@@mayoluck When the first jump point is in the form of a graybox, it is said that since entering it has been in the pyro? is this just an additional gamplay to make it seem that the pyro is far away?
Larger ships are going to have an issue flying through those space structures, I hope they'll be able to better optimize this. I hope it won't be too tough on the pc's too.
I've never like the mini-game idea and the graphics of the Jumpoints and looks like I'll never will. It looks more like I'm moving down in someones throat :D To me we should not control the ship and observe the beautiful graphics around us. Interstellar's wormhole was perfect for example IMO. But it's really nice to see that finally CIG pulled this milestone, kudos the team.
Feels like you’re jumping through hell. The colors, creaking of the ship, the alarm. Wonder if we’ll see some sort of monster or something that could mess with us
Absolutely gorgeous and erie made. Brilliant, maybe a little Long, but overall they nailed it. That beeing said, this confirmed for me, that the clip they showed wasnt Nyx, but simply the jump to Stanton from Pyro. I always wandered how anyone would dedudct "blue has to be Nyx" when stantons colors are blue...
Me too it looks stressful hectic, but exhilarating. Jumping to system should be something you don’t do that often and met with a certain matter considering people usually just walk away when they’re quantum jumping a couple minutes and a wormhole should keep people under their seats.
I personally do not like it...tbh....looks good....but also looks like added stress. I never like the mobile phone running games era....and this feels like that. That was a twitchy ship in the grand scheme of things...what would a jump point that lets bengal carriers move around look like? It would have to be massive and crazy smooth...or I guess...bigger ships are going to have to handle much more like fighters....
in the past they have said it was going to be longer than this...they also said you would only have to navigate the first minute or so before it auto locks and it takes over
@@asaraphym802 Oh yeah, I forgot about the initial "lock in" stage. Well, as with anything it's still early and it'll prolly change 50 more times before they're done with it. Fingers crossed it's as compressed as it can be without trivializing the journey.
Supposedly, hitting the walls or columns in the tunnel will cause distortion damage (the same as an EMP). That damage will build up over time with more collisions, eventually dumping your ship out at a random location in either your starting system or the destination one (depending on how far you made it into the tunnel. I saw one guy get yeeted to the far side of the system he started in after a failure.
Brother, is it just me or is the jump now far easier? Did it yesterday with my Polaris and it was fairly easy. Then again I use HOSAS and don’t have to over correct so much
This stutters on the gameplay still gives me the shivers i really dont understand how come there are many high res multiplayer games out there that preforms better then this hundred year beta dont get me wrong i would love to play it as i imagine but man this game is breaking me
I love the sounds design... But what happened to the wormhole look? Now they look like movie-style black holes from the 90's. Very unappealing compared to the Interstellar-style wormhole bubble, seeming to warp in shape the closer you got to it. Now it's like other games where they have "gateways," and I was really excited to have a different look for this. The interior looks amazing, but I feel like they could make it bigger. I'm not familiar with the sizes, so unless this one is supposed to be a particularly small one, I'm a bit worried about how easy it seems to hit the walls.
Hmm, so you are thrown out a fair distance from the approach avenue at the Stanton end of the Jump Point!! What then is the point of a defensible 'avenue' if it's not capable of defending arrivals as well as departures??
CIG have lifted the NDA for todays test- so here is the jump from Pyro to Stanton! I'm in a hotel on my laptop- so sorry for the lower quality and iffy performance!
Came to the comments after watching to ask about the performance lol, that makes sense now. Thanks for the vid!
Try to use Moonlight. And the game session could be recorded by 'shadowplay' on the host.
This is what I like to see!!
Just watched your livestream on replay..good times🤜😊
As with most things in star citizen, they were SO close to this being actually good.. like a slightly overcooked steak, it’s more infuriating because of just how close they were
Stop being disingenuous.
You damn well know that even on high end systems, it's a slideshow.
The alarm sounds like someone with a panic attack while breathing through a harmonica.
Spot on and hilarious
Bruh lmfaoo.😂😂 now I can't unhear thaaat hahaha
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Now I won't be able to unsee that.
That got to go 😅
yeah sounds goofy
Yeah they nailed the sound design and visuals. Absolute Cinema!
It looks pretty garbage to me. Having to dodge crap in the wormhole also is just pointless and stupid.
@@sigmamale6128 It's just to provide some semblance of interactivity while they stream out/in the star systems, basically an interactive loading screen
@@sigmamale6128would you rather watch a loading screen?
@Meister_Dwight better than a picture and a line of text with some in game lore while you wait on the spinning circle.
Also you can 100% drop out at any point, either by screwing up the flight or onboard crew messing with power or jump drives while in use.
So close ish
@@sigmamale6128also did you forget the jump points have a risk factor? Fail the jump and you can get launched out somewhere randomly far out in space and hope you have enough fuel to get back.
The sound traveling through is so cool, the pressure the jump is putting on the hull of ship!! Very sick, can’t wait for this to be in game
Lol, the clown horn sound is hilarious.
Yeah-at least it's a deterrent not to hit the walls or the string things!
It’s warning you not to become a clown and hit the wall.
Man this jump point looks absolutely epic!
What an upgrade form the one they showed before, that small ring.
The 1st time i jumped - i understood why SaltEMike collapsed back in his chair with a smile and said 'i just jumped to another star system'. - Its an ordeal !... xd its like omfg - is it over!!?!. So well done. You Feel like you travelled to another star system and you are huffing and puffing - on the other side xd
I just posted something similar to Mastodon. "My personal opinion (pilotside ONLY) I am not sure I want to experience that, EVER. Holy shit that looks unfun to pilot through. So, I think I like it so far. It shouldn't be a walk in the park but require skill."
@nixie2462 100% there should be things people are both good and bad at to need each other. Wouldn't want this game any other way.
Has some real cosmic horror vibes to it.
@@nixie2462I remember their original idea was for known jump points to be "mapped" and have some sort of auto pilot while discovered ones would have to be flown through manually.
i imagine that idea has been changed/scrapped since last mentioned
@@plinyvicgames Discovered jump points are still going to be a thing - but 1st they are going to build the static ones and get server meshing up and running
The fact that you have to navigate through this and can fail it is spectacular.
Need this in VR asap
Well thats the best thing I've every seen since Pacman.
good to see evo working better then live
That was a pretty decent jump! Even after jumping back and forth 1/2 dozen times on the playtest a couple days ago, I still end up fumbling around and hitting every single darn pillar within the wormhole. SRV was the only one that could manage acceptably.
It's pretty tricky! I wonder if Cig will tweak it much- I can see some people being upset with difficulty!
@@tenpoundfortytwogood! Let them hire you to pilot through!
@@tenpoundfortytwo I Hope they make it even more difficult. let there be demand for people in the game who are good at a specific part, that's what real space would be. you could hire other players who can get you through, and those players get to capitalise on their skills. It would actually be realistic and that's the whole point of Star Citizen, right?
@@Satvik_903I have been saying this for ages!
Actually going through the worm hole looks awesome, but I really wish they kept the gates in. I dont know why they insist that it doesnt align with the lore. The UEE having gates around major jump points to open and close them and regulate things makes total sense to me. Not to mention the gates just look sick
As much as I like gates (because I grew up with StarGate) needing gates sort of invalidates the option of finding alternate routes or uncharted jump points. I mean, you could do both, but then it becomes sort of a gimmick, it's more consistent nedding OR not needing them but not both, and NOT having gates means you can have anything "anywhere".
@@nixie2462 No it doesn't. It just means the jump points with gates are regulated and stabilized
The hull popping and cracking is perfect this is so fucking perfect Thankyou cig for making my dream of piloting space come true even if it is just through a screen 9-10 astronauts never get to see space
That seems awfully tight considering you're flying a hornet... Kinda worried what flying something even one size-class bigger is going to be like.
maybe it is that small-medium-large portal size they talked about years ago....
different jump point gate sizes, smaller ships are meant to get around much easier than caps.
In the first Evo test I made it through in a freelancer max- but it's harder. Not sure how easy something like an 890 would be!
@@tenpoundfortytwo yeesh, or a fully loaded Hull C...
they explained that ships with more weight will be bounced around way less than more agile smaller ships. so that evens out. in other words, the experience will be less unstable and wobbly in a big freighter.
Bet the haters are gonna say "this tunnel leads to a scam!"
xd
to open the portal you have to use the coin op at the gate lol
iTs a LoAdinG ScrEen!!1!!!
Lol
@@SETHthegodofchaos Funny thing is you can be ejected midway between Stanton and Pyro.
I like the idea of the risk of using the Wormhole and also that it may require some level of skills to go through. I like this idea of not using it like an elevator and thats it, you are done. The risk make you think twice if it is worth it or not, and also makes it more real in the fact of its a space thing! not human made
This is exactly as I imagined from the first version of this they demo'd almost 8 years or so ago. Ecstatic to finally see this come to us in-game. Way better than I imagined. Great transit and seems a little stressful too so can only imagine how nifty we'll need to be as pilots to navitgate the more turbulant worm holes in other systems
That's sick! These freez tho😂
Yep I thought I'd crashed and was going to have to do it all over again!
@@tenpoundfortytwo it's looking good though. I have the feeling that it's not gonna be that simple to go through for a beginner... At least kind of a "challenge" to go from a system to another
this is a NIGHTMARE
...and a like it!
So many of us saying that exact thing. XDDDDD
Holy sh1t man need a God Damn 4k projector ! The sounds of the fuselage, the deep bass reverberating in pulses this is TOO GOOD, it gave me LSD flashback stunning.
History is made!
So the jump begins at about 1:30, but if you include all the spooling and aligning and stuff, it's closer to 1:00. Then it finishes at around 4:20.
That's around 3 minutes of just flying through a funnel. Reminds me of Tempest, the arcade game from 1981.
Are we sure this isn't just a flashy loading screen? 3 minutes seems excessive.
Personally, I'm pretty sure it is just a flashy loading screen.
It is certainly a loading screen; an interactive one, obviously.
Seeing how you can fail it, it's a bit more than that.
Tempest... wow. That was fun. Aaand we just dated ourselves lol
Think about how much time it sometimes takes to load into a system and then consider that a new system NEEDS to be loaded in by the time you exit the jump point. High entity counts ain't cheap. 😂
3 videos in 1 day must be a record. And all great vids too!
Thanks! Yeah, a new record for me!
Nice particle effect.
I do not usually care about "spoilers" for Star Citizen. But after watching 30 seconds of this video I had to stop myself. This is one that I want to experience first hand for the first time.
Yep I think that's totally fair- it's a pretty momentous thing to do for the first time!
I understand why they went with the random hole in the middle of the space, but I think a giant stargate gate would be way cooler. The way it was before they changed it.
Reminds me of that wormhole scene in interstellar, of course without the lagging
looks good but alot of polish needed those lag spiked cant happen lol
Could well be better on a better machine!
@@tenpoundfortytwo What are your specs? Most people don't have the 'better machine' required for SC lol
Oh I like that it drops you out good ways away from the actual jump point. Gonna make blockading anything inbound a hassle, leaving is a different matter clearly. Looks great and can't wait to see what they do next.
Heck yeah, love to see it.
That stall at the beginning messed me up twice when I tried. I hit the side of the tunnel and punched out into deep space. They need to make that part a lot smoother.
That was insane!!
Looks good maybe one thing: See the destination before going through the bright white at the end
looks to be fun a few times.. and then not so much. ty for sharing
I think that the idea is for most people to spend most of their time inside one star system, if not one planetary system (a planet and it's moons). Unless you're a long-haul freighter pilot or explorer, most people aren't going to be jumping all the time.
It seems like you're playing a very impressive and visually pleasing 3 minute loading screen minigame. That's not necessarily bad though. It properly conveys the idea of the systems being some distance away from eachother. You're incentivized to stay within a system unless you're absolutely certain that you want to go to another one. I just hope they don't make it so difficult that it just drains your attention span.
It looks that way, but I don't think the game is actually loading anything during that time. Since everything streams in real-time, they could have made the transition instantaneous (go in hole, exit on other side) but wanted to have an actual gameplay element to jumping.
@@SergioLeRouxit is 100% loading in the new assets. It is the whole point.
@@mayoluck When the first jump point is in the form of a graybox, it is said that since entering it has been in the pyro? is this just an additional gamplay to make it seem that the pyro is far away?
The cinematics are breathtaking!
looks like fun and still a challenge, cant go afk thats for sure lol
Geez, this is really happening; after all these years.
This is exactly how it should be. Especially the tone it took. Straight heart attack for four minutes.
The collision warning in the tunnel sounds like the horn on a clowns bike.
Larger ships are going to have an issue flying through those space structures, I hope they'll be able to better optimize this. I hope it won't be too tough on the pc's too.
@@Macskinny76
My guess is that larger ships will have larger wormholes
To me the alarm sounds a lot like the alarm onboard The Nostromo from Alien. (The first Alien movie by Ridley Scott - Nice sound 😊)
Thank you for not swapping to 3rd-person camera every 5 seconds like most people lol.
That's a long-ass wormhole.
the whole jump is manual? damn a lag or 2 and you are out?! love the effects and the sounds.
Definitely need to fix the frame rates
It was on his laptop in a hotel.
@@entityself3104 That makes me feel better about the performance.
Farscape Soundtrack playing in my head watching this.
I've never like the mini-game idea and the graphics of the Jumpoints and looks like I'll never will. It looks more like I'm moving down in someones throat :D
To me we should not control the ship and observe the beautiful graphics around us. Interstellar's wormhole was perfect for example IMO.
But it's really nice to see that finally CIG pulled this milestone, kudos the team.
It's not the way Todd Howard would have done it, 😁
All that's left is to fix the frame drops and performance. This is awesome!
Feels like you’re jumping through hell. The colors, creaking of the ship, the alarm. Wonder if we’ll see some sort of monster or something that could mess with us
if it was hard to get through with a fighter how the hell would you do that in a Carrack ? or Polaris
Or any of the Idris class or Javelin class.
Maybe larger jump drives make for bigger, more stable, wormhole tunnels?
man looks good but at the same time like a lot of stress
I get it but maybe that makes you have a reason to get ferried there!
That's positively badass in every way except the clown nose honking sound-that has to go immediately or I'm afraid all of this was for not.
Reminds me of Far Scape wormhole travel.
Visuals: Cinema quality.
Sound: Cinema quality.
Alarm: 1910 Ford, please change that! please!
Wow! it's so sick that you're controlling the ship flying through there!
Amazing!!!
It was much easier getting from Pyro to Stanton than the other way around.
Did you record this prior to Manchester? I was watching your live stream earlier. Are you on a laptop in the hotel??? Have fun this weekend,m8!!
Just recorded it 15 minutes before the video went up in the hotel! Laptop is coming in handy! Thanks- really looking forward to the weekend!
Not gonna lie... that event horizon effect is amazing.
I know there's lag spikes here and there but it can be fix, the visual and audio design overwhelms that.
Awesome
Absolutely gorgeous and erie made. Brilliant, maybe a little Long, but overall they nailed it.
That beeing said, this confirmed for me, that the clip they showed wasnt Nyx, but simply the jump to Stanton from Pyro.
I always wandered how anyone would dedudct "blue has to be Nyx" when stantons colors are blue...
Do you think would be smoother experience in live server?
Amazing!
It's stunning...absolutely stunning.
Oh I love it!! I hope they don't simplify it / make it shorter. This is amazing!!
Me too it looks stressful hectic, but exhilarating. Jumping to system should be something you don’t do that often and met with a certain matter considering people usually just walk away when they’re quantum jumping a couple minutes and a wormhole should keep people under their seats.
What's up with the clown horn???!!!! 🤡📯🤡📯🤡📯🤡📯
They dropping 4.0 soon, I can feel it!
This is Tier 0 implementation? Love it! It should not be easy!
I thought the wormhole looked cool on Stanton's side
On Pyro's side its awesome!
Very Dr Who Meets Deep Space Nine!
I personally do not like it...tbh....looks good....but also looks like added stress. I never like the mobile phone running games era....and this feels like that. That was a twitchy ship in the grand scheme of things...what would a jump point that lets bengal carriers move around look like? It would have to be massive and crazy smooth...or I guess...bigger ships are going to have to handle much more like fighters....
Bigger jumpdrives may make for larger, more stable jump tunnels.
They got it to run at 10FPS! 🎉
Looks amazing but how long was that transition?? Too long!
That looks like it'll be a pain for bigger ships.
Wow, never thought I'd need Xanax for a video game
That's awesome but holy crap that takes way too long lol
"Forgot something in stanton, be back in 20 mins"
in the past they have said it was going to be longer than this...they also said you would only have to navigate the first minute or so before it auto locks and it takes over
@@asaraphym802 Oh yeah, I forgot about the initial "lock in" stage. Well, as with anything it's still early and it'll prolly change 50 more times before they're done with it. Fingers crossed it's as compressed as it can be without trivializing the journey.
Could be shorter
MORE IMPORTANT QUESTION :
Does a Drake ship can survive into this ? 😄
Might as well have been a loading screen for as long as that took
Wauw super smooth😂
CGI blowed mi mind again! That was so cinematic and hard, they do a lot of things wrong but this is so right!
Hey, what were the specs of your laptop? Do you think the jump took so long because of flaky hotel wifi, or is that duration normal?
this jsut reminds me of the Tunnel of Terror Scene in willy wonka :P
700 million USD later. 12 years folks. Much wow.
So hitting the twisters in the tunnel has no effect?
It will cause the beeping and if you keep hitting enough/ the walls of the tunnel, eventually it will chuck you out of the jump miles from anywhere
probably has a hit count like 3 strikes and you're out.
Supposedly, hitting the walls or columns in the tunnel will cause distortion damage (the same as an EMP). That damage will build up over time with more collisions, eventually dumping your ship out at a random location in either your starting system or the destination one (depending on how far you made it into the tunnel.
I saw one guy get yeeted to the far side of the system he started in after a failure.
I already feel like my time is being wasted waiting for a quantum leap to conclude. This feels even worse than that.
Probably would help not running the game on a potato
Brother, is it just me or is the jump now far easier? Did it yesterday with my Polaris and it was fairly easy. Then again I use HOSAS and don’t have to over correct so much
Yep they've definitely swung in the other direction! Personally think it's a little too easy at the moment (when it works).
This stutters on the gameplay still gives me the shivers i really dont understand how come there are many high res multiplayer games out there that preforms better then this hundred year beta dont get me wrong i would love to play it as i imagine but man this game is breaking me
no shyte its loading in 15 AU of void and 7.1 billion square km2 of land with handcrafted assets and location across systems
Wasn’t there music?
I love the sounds design... But what happened to the wormhole look? Now they look like movie-style black holes from the 90's. Very unappealing compared to the Interstellar-style wormhole bubble, seeming to warp in shape the closer you got to it. Now it's like other games where they have "gateways," and I was really excited to have a different look for this. The interior looks amazing, but I feel like they could make it bigger. I'm not familiar with the sizes, so unless this one is supposed to be a particularly small one, I'm a bit worried about how easy it seems to hit the walls.
Damn! That was fking cool!
Hmm, so you are thrown out a fair distance from the approach avenue at the Stanton end of the Jump Point!! What then is the point of a defensible 'avenue' if it's not capable of defending arrivals as well as departures??
Looks great, sounds terrible (the clown horn alarm) and takes waaaay too long.
Bro you need HOSAS..mouse and keyboard looks squirrely AF😮😮
I was in a hotel on a laptop!
@tenpoundfortytwo YIKES!
Like a boss
THE LAAAAG
Wow
Not gonna lie, that stressed me the hell out just watching that, lol.