Rain World - Spearmaster - Full Playthrough [No Commentary]
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- This playthrough features The Spearmaster which is a slug cat that has attributes some may consider to be… unnatural. This cat has the ability to grow and use an unlimited amount of spears from their tail which is very useful! However, they do not have the ability to hold items without using their hands because they have no mouth!
The Spearmaster is one of the most difficult runs I’ve completed so far as it requires delivering messages, by hand, through a few of the most brutally unfair areas of the game. There are a couple new areas in this run which are pretty cool to explore, and there is a lot of lore included to reveal some new characters and a few key plot points to the story of Rain World. The creatures are very much on high alert and almost seem to know how to use the screen transitions and limited passages to their advantage! I definitely made some simple mistakes in this run, and got lost in some of the new areas a bit, but overall, I think this is the easiest and fastest route. Thanks for watching!
0:00:00 Intro
0:01:22 Outskirts
0:10:26 Industrial Complex
0:22:40 Chimney Canopy
0:41:30 The Wall
0:51:45 Five Pebbles
0:59:00 The Wall pt2
1:11:35 Underhang
1:37:46 The Precipice
1:41:16 Waterfront Facility
1:55:17 Struts
2:12:20 Looks to the Moon
2:37:33 The Precipice pt2
3:24:00 Underhang pt2
3:46:30 Chimney Canopy pt2
3:52:30 Sky Islands
4:06:10 Final Stats 
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I spent 5 hours trying to complete the spear campaign but thanks to your video I managed to complete it in 2 hours. It helped a lot.
2 hours wtf you a god or something ?
Speedrun
@@Mattheww2405 damn thats crazy I m actually doing the spearmaster campagn rn and Im close to 20 hours of game
@legendsneverdie8308 :0 good luck
@@Mattheww2405 just finished it yesterday 🙂
you should deserve more subs your videos are so helpful because it is a perfect route that you take. good to have a youtuber like you around. ; ]
Chimney canopy is one of the most cancerous areas in this campaign, dude I swear this area will kill you in the most random ways possibles, I once died to a random elite scav, died to vulture kings killing me on another screen, I almost died to the rain because I had to deal if 3 vulture kings on the same screen and after all this shit 2 normal vulture came to screw me, I was only able to reach the shelter because the rain was coming and they run away, thx God I was close to the shelter otherwise it would be another failed attempt, my karma reseted to the lowest possible like always and I had to grind karma
When i was in waterfront facility going to moon at 1:51:24. It actually started raining in real life and it felt so good. It was night and i could hear the thunder from rain world and then from real life it was so cool.
Nice! it probably felt sooo real like you were in rainworld!
super cool theory that i have (spoilers)
bsm saying that spearmaster isnt naturally born and spearmaster being a messenger of srs implies that srs knew how to genetically modify and create new lifeforms. 5p in the state that he'll be and the transcription between srs and nsh implies that srs told 5p how to create life of his own which lead 5p to create the abomination longlegs
if this is the case, it makes me wonder what srs's place looks like
I agree. But if you think about it, these rots that were accidentally created were meant to be a means of escape and living for Five Pebbles. In the end, Seven Red Sun's should've been smarter with the information, but nobody could have known the desperation or curiosity Five Pebbles had.
What I'm more curious about is how did they create life within their chambers in the first place? Did the Ancients intend to build robot operated laboratories inside of the iterators to help expand their means of creating the ultimate solution of death? Who knows.
@@kylerbellis1385 i mightve figured that out too. Memory Conflux on the map files on both moon and pebbles's regions goes by LAB_#, which might imply that memory conflux doubled as a experimental chambers, especially considering they are all white rooms with the same size and very similar details compared to one another.
you may be thing then "memory conflux does have a lot of rot at the bottom of it, but unfortunate development extends so far down" but then you realize that on Rivulet, the rot eaten and dissolved half of the memory conflux rooms plus parts of rooms that share the same memory conflux look, while the gravity disruptor room although accumulated into an unrecognizable mess is still in one piece. even more that the big memory conflux room's center has also been completely eaten.
@Cinnimin Very interesting. That explains a lot about how it was able to spread not only to Five Pebbles but also to Sister Moon / Looks To The Moon. I wonder how many laboratory networks were built. Not only above ground, but underground too.
Could you imagine how big it would be? If the Ancients were capable of having enough materials to build sentient supercomputers that were litterly the sizes of mega cities, then how complex are these laboratories? Maby a million times over the complexity that even the Residen Evil laboratories could ever be.
coming back to this if both five pebbles and seven red suns have been in the sliverist party (the one that believes that youre supposed to die to solve The Great Problem) then that means the code that they exchanged was to overwrite the self destruction taboo, the rot itself.
Who is Nsh ?
That one cycle I spotted moons overseer and then I died of eximent.
I once found a blue overseer too while trying to exit chimney canopy, guess what, I died because this area sucks, vulture kings camping and sniping you from another screen
I'm so happy seeing someyone at the same skill level bc its hard following super skilled people go around plafes i cant cross
Chimney canopy on his way to spawn 3 king vultures to fuck my karma for the 5068th time
All the time you was without spear I thought: make a spear, why don’t you do this. Another thought was please, change hands:) you are really good in playing this game! 5 hours, I impressed. Thank you for this video. It helps me to keep trying!
nice
yes you are right
indeed, the information you have provided is factual.
I just can't get through that one climbing bit in the struts bcs the coalescepedes form so fast ☹️
Do you have to carry the pearl thing all the way from 5P to Moon?
Yes, it's the only way to progress the quest unfortunately.
@@longplaytv4402 i just left the perl in underhang, then when i reached looks to the moon, i just used passages to take it tbh.
do you have to visit moon after getting the pearl?
You do, yes. You can visit before, but you have to go back again after visiting 5P. There's different dialogue if you go before getting it which is kinda cool, but going back and forth is pain!
hm?
Uh i tried to bring the pearl to the place but the pearl wont go to in the cell tower? Is this a common issue? Did i forget something else?
I think it has to go to moon, not sure tho
@@Purple-ishblue it went into the cell tower, I just wasn't doing it right
33:56 what does it mean when the room color turns blue like that
It's an echo. You have to revisit the place with higher karma for the echo to appear
Thanks for recording yourself going through it, it was really nice to see LTTM and her structure still standing-and I really liked the ending, but I was never going to beat it myself.
I pretty much loathed this campaign. Did not find the mechanics fun at all, found the narrative conceit of hunting down all these little lore antennae extremely contrived and annoying?? And gamey, too. Like, those collectible things are fantastic for unlocking arenas and stuff, but as the main delivery mechanism for your plot?? Why???
And I also… kind of don’t wanna know everything about this world. I think a lot of its power lies in the yearning it conjures up, the feeling that so much knowledge and culture is just lost to time, buried under debris or trapped inside decayed machines. Plus I just wasn’t digging the dialogue. I really really wanted to, for the record, but all throughout the dlc I'm not sure they nailed the style of... prose or character or whatever of the speaking characters.
There was an elegance to the base-game's writing and I don't think they were able to capture it. At least, quite a lot of the time. I got a quote spoiled for me that is actually super beautiful, and I have been deeply moved by some of visual and thematic storytelling of the campaigns, so I really don't wanna say the DLC was 'poorly written,' it's often thoughtful and clever conceptually and aimed to deliver new emotional experiences that broaden and deepen the ways you think about the game's world, all of that stuff is fantastic. But yeah some of the dialogue is pretty wonky/stilted. like, "I hope eventually when you are out of this state of mind you will look back at these. Look back at all the regrets you've set yourself up to have." It's a sort of wonkiness I don't really know how put into words, like there's nothing _technically_ wrong with it, but it just doesn't hit. It's frustrating to read.
… it was also kicking my arse. Way more than the others.
Well said. As I got more of the story, it kind of changed how I felt about it, and I'm with you on not needing to know all the details. I feel a certain way about the events that happened and I don't mind filling in some of the details with how I've interpreted the world based on my experience. I'm very happy with the DLC, but some of it, like the challenges of carrying or not being able to carry things was a bit much for me to get the whole story.
Oh yeah, thank you! I'd love to know-are there any optional broadcasts you encountered that you think filled in key context for Rivulet or Saint that I should know going in? Those are the only ones I haven't played yet.@@longplaytv4402
also--yeah. wow. not being able to store that pearl looked like a mammoth ordeal.
Wait. How you got this spear? 3:36
I think it was there just randomly... but I assume it was a trap from a dropwig that already caught some other prey before I got there. Always have to be cautious when there's something good lying around!