This game was Wild I hope everyone enjoys the edited playthrough of the entire game. I've wanted to play it for years, and I had a wonderful time with it. Thanks too to everyone who suggested this game in the suggestions box on my Discord server, and for bearing with me to get round to it haha. It's the single most requested game I've been asked to play this year. Doing my best to stay true to my word and play everyone's favourite game this year :)

@idontreallyknow2885

Жыл бұрын

Evening

@randomizedtaco6565

Жыл бұрын

damn dude, 3k views in 5 minutes. impressive.

@Poluxdmc

Жыл бұрын

Vi el Stream en directo, fue realmente divertido.

@johnbade8820

Жыл бұрын

badom tssh

@blazeofficial3885

Жыл бұрын

Hope you plan to play the dlc. It's great too.

“Is there fall damage in this game?” is possibly the funniest way to trip into the time loop mechanic

@elio6361

Жыл бұрын

I actually died before I was put in the time loop like that (with the geysers), and I was just thrown back in the main menu, without a save

@ninjack11

Жыл бұрын

@@elio6361 same jumped into the water geyser

@aclaymushroomwithaberet7084

Жыл бұрын

that got me to laugh so hard ngl

@Stan99

Жыл бұрын

@@elio6361 yeah you didn't activate the statue yet so no time loop yet haha

@niquel5831

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure he knew about the loops before playing. He tried dying just after unlocking the loops.

Outer Wilds fans rejoicing at being able to vicariously replay the game through yet another KZreadr.

@PizzaPowerXYZ

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@MarkusArtemis

Жыл бұрын

I know! Now I'm just waiting for Finding Paradise and Imposter Factory (Sequals of To The Moon) And I was just trying to get my friend to play/stream Outer Wilds for me. literally the best timing

@aclaymushroomwithaberet7084

Жыл бұрын

I feel called out ngl

@ehrensto

Жыл бұрын

Holy cow, yes!! Especially RT! Can't wait to watch this entire thing tonight lmao

@magma_fire_bagwan

Жыл бұрын

I FEEL CALLED OUT AND IM PERFECTLY OKAY WITH IT

Friendly reminder in this game, when you jump, the world moves not you

@AlanStryman

Жыл бұрын

yes its true, the devs said its much easier this way

@pokkiheart

Жыл бұрын

what if the world just didn't come back up

@stormie5666

Жыл бұрын

Geocentrism on a whole new level

@DurianFruit

Жыл бұрын

@@AlanStryman is this a joke, or is this real? If it is real could you please tell me where you heard this? this sounds really interesting.

@Aeonstar

Жыл бұрын

@@DurianFruit IIRC it has something to do with locations being save as "floating point" values, which have a limited number of digits to save a number within. Put simply, the further away you get from a location of (0,0,0), the less precisely things are able to move. This is fixed by the player always being located at (0,0,0) instead of the center of the world being located at (0,0,0). That way, the stuff moving less accurately is too far away for you to see it.

I stopped watching this after 15 minutes, bought the game, played it for 3 days straight and finished it. It was absolutely worth it. Now I can continue watching the video again.

@paroperha

Жыл бұрын

Good viewer! 👍

@cadepeppley9430

Жыл бұрын

I did the exact same thing lol, although it took me 3 weeks of playing on and off to get here

@motordragon1975

Жыл бұрын

I’m a real wuss when it comes to games that build up anxiety, and I hate Dark Bramble & Giants Deep for not knowing what’s through the fog/currents. The underground currents also had me terrified on Hearth as well. But I successfully completed the game myself yesterday (after over a month), and finished watching both stream archives. Now here I am for the highlights. Bloody awesome game and I also think it was 100% worth playing myself.

@ravilarlexzx7244

Жыл бұрын

Good job

@madmanmax120

10 ай бұрын

Amateur, I stopped after 30 minutes, waited a year for it to go on sale, then did my 3 day binge. Then of course came back to this video to see Dan take a crack at it.

“You have become the most important thing that has ever existed. Succeed, and everything is reborn. Fail, and there is nothing after the dark. Get in your ship. Godspeed, and look out for the anglers. You have a universe to put to rest, and it simply will not wait for you any longer.” - Some guy in the chat of this stream

@nikkoa.3639

Жыл бұрын

That's one tear-jerking message. Godspeed to that man, seriously that made me want to cry

@bungersinyourarea

Жыл бұрын

o7

@Acudit

11 ай бұрын

"That's a lot of meth." -some other guy in chat (when rt was looking at the core of the Interloper)

@mei_sun025

7 ай бұрын

Damn, thats exactly how you're supposed to feel when you have the core and youre heading towards dark bramble. Bravo, this game is a masterpiece

@32BitJunkie

7 ай бұрын

That's the kind of reverence i felt playing it. This guy didn't give the ending the respect it deserved

For an explanation of why he broke space time there, it's because he went back in time by jumping in the black hole, but in the next cycle created a paradox by not jumping in the black hole again, creating a version of himself that came from nothing. Also interesting little bit about the ending. You can completely skip going to the quantum moon, but if you don't meet Solanum, she isn't there when you go to the eye, and the final scene of the new planet 14 billion years later doesn't have any new lifeforms on it. The implication seems to be that if the protagonist doesn't encounter a living Nomai, they're unable to comprehend alien life and so when they're collapsing all possibilities into one where a new universe is birthed, they can't guide it to a possibility in which life occurs. I believe going through the dlc and then doing the ending also changes it slightly so there's a second, distinct group of lifeforms on another part of the planet too.

@cooly1234

Жыл бұрын

yes, going to the end of the dlc then doing the ending normally adds a second group of aliens. From what I understand, everyone "present" influences the realised possibility, from what dlc guy says.

@kadebrockhausen

Жыл бұрын

My theory as to the ending and Solanum is that the new life forms are still there, but the Nomai's strong sense of progress brought them fire and the tools to maybe one day explore the universe on their own

@wobblywack5531

Жыл бұрын

Gotta love it when I exist in 2 places at once because I went through a black hole, and ripped a hole in the space time continuity

@Peastable

Жыл бұрын

My biggest regret is how I was an idiot who never quite figured out the quantum moon (got all the rules but kinda didn’t think about the 6th location one) and so I finished the game without solanum despite doing almost all the work cuz I just forgot.

@ChaoticNeutralMatt

Жыл бұрын

Good explanation!

this dude really found the secret "easter egg" ending, where you see yourself and create a paradox, entirely on accident. He literally found the ash twin project by accident, wtf.

@ryank2465

Жыл бұрын

bro didn’t even go to the black hole forge

@Zacatk23

Жыл бұрын

​@@ryank2465 literally I spent so much time trying to get to that forge and he didn't even need to consider its existence

@bich_what

Жыл бұрын

That's just a staple of this channel isn't it? Oops, I found a secret! XD

@BananaWasTaken

5 ай бұрын

And the firing the probe into the eye of the universe

@amunak_

4 ай бұрын

The whole playthrough is so infuriating :D he doesn't figure out the simplest things and yet stumbles upon extremely important stuff by accident... And the editing is also kinda oof at times... Like, how did he find the Vessel? I doubt he followed the signal considering he never used the signalscope before.

There's another secret ending that Dan missed while playing around wth the white/black hole travel experiment. The probe launched into the black hole exits the white hole a fraction of a second beforehand, so for a brief moment, there are two instances of the same object existing at the same time. If you close the holes in that moment when two instances of the probe exist, you create a time paradox which causes the universe to end.

@cullenlatham2366

Жыл бұрын

no, he got that ending, just in an unconventional way. By returning a nomai ship he was riding in to a planet already consumed by a supernova, either that or because he activated the return warp while being within the white hole. The "kazoo ending" as he described it is one and the same, he just did not get to see the full effect of reality breaking. How can someone be dead a moment before they are also alive? It is a paradox, and hence triggers the ending, apparently. Edit: Yes, i now know that the real reason he achieved the ending is because the existence of his clone was an unfulfilled promise to always end the loop by creating another clone, i just had to give a speculatory reason as to why the same ending could be achieved in a way i had not previously seen. The main point was that, as long as the credits were playing kazoo music, the game considers it the same ending, regardless of how it was achieved.

@sunakokirishiki

Жыл бұрын

@@cullenlatham2366 That's actually not what happened. Because RT went into the black hole on the Ash Twin project, he basically made a promise to the universe to always enter that black hole. When he doesn't enter the black hole again in the next loop the past him who did went into the black hole could've never been inside the ash twin project creating a paradox.

@cullenlatham2366

Жыл бұрын

@@sunakokirishiki yeah, i read that possibility after making my comment. Either way, it is a method to get the ending i had not before seen, and the main point was less about the speculation and more about the fact that the secret ending was still achieved. To be fair, i likely never would have found the ending to begin with if not for vicarious "first playthroughs" in the form of video reactions. Carl Sagan42 specifically, though i at least waited until i played the game myself to watch.

@LonelyAncient

Жыл бұрын

@@cullenlatham2366 [Spoiler Alert] if you have a clone existing and take too long to jump into the eye's sky vortex you also get this ending because your clone dies in the super nova. It's by far the worst ending you can get especially if it's your first playthrough. Imagine figuring everything out, taking the core, going through dark bramble only to randomly get that ending while on the vessel or the eye.

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

@@LonelyAncient poor Vinny...

Something I love about this game is that almost everyone starts from the same place of “The Nomai were and scientists who messed up and doomed us all” bu by the end of the game you realise that wasn’t true at all, the Nomai were extremely intelligent and kind people whose plan absolutely would have worked and met a tragic end with the current situation having nothing to do with them

@Blewlongmun

Жыл бұрын

I love how quickly the interloper puts things in perspective, it straight up tells you how all the Nomai die, and gives you a timestamp to boot. It doesn't matter what point in the story you're at, it re-contextualizes everything before and after it. This game is perfect.

@florac1995

Жыл бұрын

@@Blewlongmun I would argue its more the sun station which recontextualizes everything, with it revealing they arent behind the sun exploding

@Vmar98

Жыл бұрын

They were intelligent but curious to a fault. They tried to blow up a sun in their pursuit of knowledge knowing that, if their experiment failed, they would've killed all life surrounding that sun, including themselves. Even if they never got that far, they were willing to take that risk to find the eye of the universe faster

@Bad.Astronaut

Жыл бұрын

@@Vmar98 SCIENCE COMPELS US TO BLOW UP THE SUN!

@jonasquinn7977

Жыл бұрын

@@Vmar98 yes but they also took every possible precaution before even considering it as an option and they were right! Their plan would have worked and everything would have been fine, it was a risk but all science is a risk

local man fails to realize that you have to slow down when you approach things, instead of continuing to accelerate towards them as you worry about crashing into them

@thewordywarlock7159

Жыл бұрын

He is the drift king, after all.

@danieljames1868

Жыл бұрын

RT not understanding the value of braking is very on-brand

@amatteurrwave

Жыл бұрын

This is the same local man who didn't know you have to let go of the accelerator before braking.

@NimonoSolenze

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of a certain other failure-to-slow incident... "PRESS SPACE TO SLOW DOWN!"

@rambbler

Жыл бұрын

Local drift king forgets game not competetive racing game: results are shocking!

Rt not reading the prompts in the corners while flying directly into the side of a planet at full speed is very on brand

@sdfasdfadfasdfadfasd

Жыл бұрын

Hold space to slow down...

@mattymerr701

Жыл бұрын

@@sdfasdfadfasdfadfasd oh god, moon quest

@rinthesquare

Жыл бұрын

@@sdfasdfadfasdfadfasd Fantastic reference right there

@bionicbirb9104

Жыл бұрын

@@techno1561 wait, what paradox did he cause? Not doubting you, I just have smallbrain

@Soroboruo

Жыл бұрын

It's not a REAL Outer Wilds first (or second, or third, or eighth) run without flinging oneself violently into things!

This was the weirdest progression route I've seen anyone take with this game. Man accidentally found the coordinates, the sun station and the Ash Twin core before he even understood most things, never visited several locations and at least from how this was edited, seems to have skipped over any mentions of the stars exploding or the writings inside the Vessel. And how many loops was it before he even saw the sun explode?! Still seems he covered most of the salient points, and probably got there quicker than most.

@starstruckdaydreamer3822

Жыл бұрын

i watched the stream and rt got to the vessel for the first time like FIVE HOURS IN. i have no idea how but he just did it lol he read the writings inside the vessel once he warped to the eye though. i forgot how he realized that the universe is dying but i think he figured it out once he realized that the idea of saving a star and preventing a supernova is ridiculous

@moonie.e

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry, he did find most of the things like the stars going supernova (although he didn't seem to care about it too much) plus the chat told him whenever there was some lore he could've missed (like the vessel) It diiid take a solid 2 hours for him to see the sun explode, I think it was his 7th run? But yeee, he got a lot dun in about 15 hours of playing lool, the editing is just showing the most important bits.

@FlamingLily

Жыл бұрын

He didn't accidentally find the coordinates, he went to the observatory, heard of things going to the core and had spoken to feldspar and seen the jellyfish prior to that. As for ash twin project he did manage to get to it on a false assumption but I wouldn't call it accidentally in the slightest, he went with the first (admittedly illogical and false) instinct his gut gave him (the sand activates the warp towers) and it just so happened to be one that coincidentally works perfectly with the real solution (Not to mention he decided the purpose of the alcove perfectly). it's hard to see the difference between a person accidentally blundering into the solution and using their wisdom and gut instincts to solve a puzzle, but RT is definitely a Feldspar. Not an idiot, not getting lucky, but following that gut instinct you get from wisdom.

@iveharzing

Жыл бұрын

It reminds me a lot of his first few hours in Elden Ring, where he got teleported to Caelid before finding Melina (so no horse and no leveling). And then he proceeded to explore most of Caelid on foot, concluding with exploring the Divine Tower with the Godskin Apostle at the bottom, and trying that boss multiple times even though it 1-shot him. :)

@nikkoa.3639

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen Jerma play this? He absolutely did NOT GET ANYTHING from the game. It was both extremely difficult and funny to watch him magically stumble into everything

i feel like rt making a bad landing, getting out of the ship, then getting annoyed at the siren and running back in only to read "reactor damaged" and getting blown up would be hilarious as an animation just saaying animators

@HazeEmry

Жыл бұрын

Someone get Wolfzie on this!

@CactusSawmill

Жыл бұрын

59:40

I really think RT should play Outer Wilds, such a good game!

@yustinj.3910

Жыл бұрын

Ok but I really think he should play outer wilds. I'm probably the first person to suggest this, there definitely isn't a meme on the discord server about how many people have suggested this, no way.

@Yuti640

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he probably should, it’s a pretty good game ….what? Time loop? Rumble Tumble, are you crazy, you’re just about to start streaming!

@princier_7215

Жыл бұрын

@@Yuti640 Wait,are you me?

@librus8680

Жыл бұрын

He really should! I think it'd be nice to see him handle those tricky flight controls. (... And in all honesty, we gotta' see this man explore The Stranger sometime...)

@seantaggart7382

Жыл бұрын

*Oh boy timeloop*

For anyone wondering how RT managed to literally break spacetime: You may recall that in the previous loop, he entered a blackhole as the world ends. That copy (the "Self" NPC he found in the following loop) survived by going back in time, and the two copies, the protagonist and "Self", are now both part of the universe. If the protagonist does not repeat the process - jump into the blackhole again as the world ends - to become "Self" in the next loop, "Self" will exist in the time loop without a point of origin and should not exist, causing spacetime to shatter. Basically, RT created a time loop paradox without even knowing what he's doing.

The lack of control over the world is my favorite. This game having everything that you see and do just being at bay of the physics and loop is so damn unique. The islands just getting jettisoned to space, the twins exchanging sand, the scout over Timber hearth (you can collide with it and alter its trajectory) all gives a sense of life and how little the Hearthians really know of the system they live in.

@firekirby123

Жыл бұрын

I love how much careful thought and detail went into every little, tiny, intricate detail of this game too. *Everything* is interconnected. If you find one of the talking stones, there is *always* another that it's paired with that shows the conversation from the other side. If you run into the deep-space satellite, your map becomes unavailable. The scout launchers are made using the same technology as the Nomai ship's recall feature. Within the tiny enclosure of the cockpit, you see a little bonsai tree to explain why you always have oxygen, a gravity crystal to explain why you're always standing on the floor when it should be 0G, and your computer even has a fragment of the Museum's Nomai Statue visible at the bottom of the console to explain why the logs come back to your ship alongside you at the end of a loop. They even planned out all the possible ways you could conceive of escaping the supernova after stopping the ATP, and have unique little easter-egg endings for each of them. It's obvious this game had a *ton* of passion put into it, and I adore every second of it. I can't _wait_ to see what these devs wind up working on next.

@scarletempress2652

Жыл бұрын

@@firekirby123 They made DLC for Outer Wilds!

@firekirby123

Жыл бұрын

@@scarletempress2652 Oh believe me, I'm well aware, and my praise absolutely extends to everything in Echoes of the Eye! I just didn't want to include examples from that in case anyone seeing this for the first time wanted to jump into that experience blind after this video. ;)

@ChaoticNeutralMatt

Жыл бұрын

@@firekirby123 I missed the Nomai statue fragment on the ship and that explains SO MUCH.

@firekirby123

Жыл бұрын

@@ChaoticNeutralMatt It's a great tiny detail explained in a single bit of text from one of the Hearthians in the Museum. :)

Hearing Dan screaming "EASY DOES IT!" as he's barreling towards a planet at a thousand miles per hour is something i won't forget easily

The saddest thing about this game is knowing you can never truly replay it as a new experience. Glad you got to enjoy it RT, this is one of the best games of our time!

@garbagegremlin

Жыл бұрын

@Seal this game is solely based on the information you, as the player, gather on the way. You can technically beat this game in one loop if you have all the necessary knowledge. You cant play it again because you already know all the information needed. There is no skill progression, no unlockables, just the knowledge and memories you have. Hope that clears things up :)

@Charcoal190

Жыл бұрын

@Seal For a Metroidvania, you still need to go and grab the required powerups to progress. For this, EVERYTHING comes under the form of knowledge, not powerups. So once you have the knowledge, you have it for good. Even if you start a new save, that knowledge still exists. This isn't a character-driven story; it's a player-driven one, and it's a damn good one.

@TheAwes0meo

Жыл бұрын

@Seal In a way you're right. The main difference here though is that knowledge is the only thing of value. There is nothing to drive a person to playing it again if they know everything already, unlike say portal 2 which has great voiceovers and you may forget the solution to a puzzle.

@godlyvex5543

Жыл бұрын

@Seal Have you played super mario world? what about hollow knight? would you say that you can skip to the end of those if only there weren't so many unskippable cutscenes?

@Frenchfraeis

Жыл бұрын

It's more about how the game itself is. On most games you can start as a new class, experience new quests and get new items. Outer Wilds is about knowledge, and you can't really reset that knowledge.

It's so beautiful that Ash edited the video so that the first supernova RT sees is at the 22 minute mark ;~;

@modestclick

Жыл бұрын

@@HazeEmry oops, seeing this reply pretty late, but I edited my comment

I’ve never played this game before, but that kazoo-ed credits theme is probably the one of the funniest “bad ending” result I’ve ever seen

@acblook

Жыл бұрын

not only have you never played it before, now that you've watched the video u cant ever play it in the future either :]

@pixeldemon6173

Жыл бұрын

Have you played silent hill 2? If you know, you know.

@francomasella3543

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. The kazoo ending is the " joke one", you get it when destroying the fabric of spacetime. There are actually two ways of doing that, the first one (the one he did) is entering to the black hole on the ash twin project and not reentering again, so a paradox is created. The second one, I don't want to spoil it to you, but is related to the energy lab.

@mydonkeybob5446

Жыл бұрын

@@acblook I started playing, but was too scared to make it past the anglerfish (I don’t do horror well). So I’m glad rt was able to make it past them for me, and I was able to enjoy the rest of the game through him.

@bsh819

Жыл бұрын

@@mydonkeybob5446 Man, every single planet has at least one completely terrifying hazard on it, as does the space itself between them. Despite it's friendly face this is in no way a game for the feint of heart.

I still find it crazy that RT found both the Vessel and the Eye's coordinates BEFORE he even talked to Gabro

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

Probe Tracking Module before setting foot aboard the cannon...

There's nothing more beautiful than watching someone play Outer Wilds. Going from wildly flailing to slowly keying into the universe's secrets, and the fact that everyone discovers and figures out problems in a different way than others. Especially finding the coordinates before the cannon... I mean what!? how!?

@tydshiin5783

Жыл бұрын

Iirc he actually found and landed on the canon before the coordinates, except he did not go into the thing

@fastgoodkiwi9570

11 ай бұрын

I remember discovering the game and livestreaming it to a friend on discord, I chose to fuck around on timberhearth before leaving and found the grove, I pulled the probe launcher and took a picture to test things out of curiosity. His reaction to me figuring this out in my first loops was gold lmao.

this game is devastatingly heart breaking. one of my absolute favourites. cant wait to see how this turns out!

@-NGC-6302-

Жыл бұрын

oh hey it's the funny man from OFF

@alac7875

Жыл бұрын

@@-NGC-6302- A man of culture I see

@drippiink4972

Жыл бұрын

@@-NGC-6302- yes yes it is i. the owner of that meat theme park in OFF and also Sans' other father

@nikkoa.3639

Жыл бұрын

It's so heart breaking and yet so uplifting. Our curiosity and creativity is never-ceasing and beautiful. We create new worlds ourselves through these two concepts.

@Silasssssssss

Жыл бұрын

What's heartbreaking about it? Was it portrayed well in this video? I'm guessing something with these nomai may be sad. Is it worth playing?

One of my favorite things to do in this game is to sit and watch the night sky. Floating around in silence watching each star and galaxy snuff out. The transition from what was once a full sky turn to black is gracfully terrifying. Glad you got to experience this beautiful yet existentially horrifying game.

@LimitlessLiger4404

Жыл бұрын

I dont know how it was in the streams, but from the video it doest seem like he ever realized that every star was going out

@magma_fire_bagwan

Жыл бұрын

being in a trailing orbit behind the Orbital Probe Cannon outside of Giant's Deep just staring out into space is one of the most relaxing things I've ever experienced

@KodasGarden

Жыл бұрын

@@LimitlessLiger4404 He did figure it out in the final loop when he read the other Nomai correspondence aboard the Vessel

@alexsiemers7898

Жыл бұрын

The same thing happens in the title screen, and the text for the word “Wilds” slowly spreads apart as well

7:56 dan is having the air sucked out of his lungs by the depths of space BUT atleast he got the landing gear repaired

@firfern

Жыл бұрын

this is the funniest comment I have seen yet

The Zero G cave is actually pretty cool, it's zero g because it's in the centre of the planet

(Spoilers) I love how the game misleads you into thinking the sun station caused the supernova and all you have to do is turn it off because the reveal is awesome whenever I see someone else find out.

@Nightstick24

Жыл бұрын

Yup, they do an absolutely stellar job at misdirecting you at many, many points in the game, leading you to believe one thing then switching it up at the last second in a glorious reveal. But the sun exploding is definitely my favourite instance of it, absolutely everything you read leads you to believe the Nomai caused it in pursuit of this experiment, then you find out that it failed, and suddenly everything clicks as you realize that the universe is just at it's natural end. There is no hero saving the day by destroying the doomsday device, there is no going back to normal, this is the end of everything.

@StoryAndSong1

Жыл бұрын

@@Nightstick24 Remember, it can also trick you into thinking that the interloper colliding with the sun could be what's causing it. Two misdirections.

@screaumbly

9 ай бұрын

my dumbass didnt even realize it wasnt the sun station until after i beat the game 😭

For a while there I was wondering if RT was going to get through the whole game not knowing that the sun explodes because he kept killing himself too quickly.

Man I can't even begin to imagine how awful solanum's situation must be. Imagine only being "alive" when you're being observed

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

Imagine being 5/6ths dead.

@steamtasticvagabond474

Жыл бұрын

It’s really creepy because you can actually find Solanum’s dead body on the south pole of the quantum moon where you aren’t at the 6th location

@redwitch95

Жыл бұрын

@@steamtasticvagabond474 Yep, you can see it in this playthrough just as RT is landing for the first time.

@Kavukamari

8 ай бұрын

essentially 1/6th of a person, dead in all superpositions except one

@GreatFernicus

6 ай бұрын

I didn't realize for a while but (SPOILER WARNING) The five Nomai skeletons in the ending that climb onto each others' shoulders and turn into Solanum's ship are all *hers*, one for each time she died when the Interloper exploded

This game is something else... The music, the art style, the story, the message behind is all, its all just perfect. Really recommend playing it blind and without any guide. This is something you can only experience once.

@Moo_UwU

Жыл бұрын

dang wish i would have seen this before watching the entire thing lmao

@Mae_Renneburg

Жыл бұрын

I went through the entire game with a guide and knowledge of the story before hand and It is one of my biggest regrets.

@liamf2300

Жыл бұрын

@@Mae_Renneburg well at least you know now to not use guides even if u get frustrated. i learned a similar thing

To anybody who just started watching this video and has never heard of outer wilds before- I highly, highly recommend that you play the game for yourself before watching this video. Outer wilds is a masterpiece of a game that can only truly be experienced firsthand, and watching any playthrough of the game will completely ruin the game for you. I would hate for anybody to be robbed of the amazing experience that this game offers. Maybe watch the first few minutes of this video and, if the game seems interesting or fun to you, go buy it NOW. You won’t regret it.

@wobblywack5531

Жыл бұрын

I finished the game, and 2 days later rt uploads a playthrough

@Mel0nMel

Жыл бұрын

Welp, if only I didn't read comments AFTER watching videos

@bookreaderman6715

Жыл бұрын

as someone who hasn't played and has no plans to (even if I wasn't aware of the end already) I wholeheartedly agree with this statement

@rotatorebato

Жыл бұрын

To me, it doesnt matter, because even after watching the video, I have no idea what is going on

@the_legendary_fire

Жыл бұрын

@@rotatorebato same the reason I watch RT is to laugh and this video did just that

i remember my first experience with this game, after the supernova i tried to get in my ship to get out of the solar system, and i shit you not the sun started to move towards my position on the map. it was probably a glitch, but it scared the shit out of me enough to not leave the map

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

"Sun comes for your kneecaps" glitch lives rent-free in my head

@Lucan47

Жыл бұрын

@@quantumblur_3145 lol is there vídeo of this anywhere? Sounds hilarious

@vincenttrigg4521

Жыл бұрын

Better than random space Angler fish

@pluv1e

3 ай бұрын

Supposedly if you go too far out the autopilot will lock on and try to move you back toward the sun, so that's probably what happened

The ending of this game always brings me to tears. Also the core message and theme, that the pursuit of a goal is meaningful in and of itself, and that even if you don't achieve it, what's important is you tried... The most important step to take is always the next one.

@kevintoutcourt4164

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the books "The Archives of Roshar". One of the core lessons of it is stated exactly like this.

@ConfusedRambutan

Ай бұрын

​@@kevintoutcourt4164 don't you mean The Stormlight Archive?

@kevintoutcourt4164

29 күн бұрын

@@ConfusedRambutan Highly possible, I have the title in french.

Fun fact: If you wait long enough on the title screen (Really, Really long), you'll see the letters start to drift apart. You'd have to be either really out there or very wild to see it on accident though

I've never seen any playthrough this game, i played it myself about a year ago, and it's something really intimate, it's your experience. However, the mental gymnastics of RT was kinda the same from me. Trying to piece everything together, landing similar conclusions at the lack of information. Love it, this game is just too good!!

@magma_fire_bagwan

Жыл бұрын

Dude, watch Joeseph Anderson's playthrough (someone made a condensed version of the Stream Highlights with S-Tier editing). It's insanely funny :D

@godlyvex5543

Жыл бұрын

sucks how many people are never going to be able to play it themselves because they watched a playthrough

the fact that rt accidentally got the secret where you create a clone of yourself is just so incredible

Came for the *You have 22 minutes until the solar system is destroyed* Stayed for the cool art, cool aspect of the game, and cuz RT made a video on it. I'm gonna lose an hour and a half for this cool game

@cosmiclikesminecraft

Жыл бұрын

Is that the Nintendo direct meme? Really disappointed they just flat out said that in the trailer

@ed_cmntonly

23 күн бұрын

​@@cosmiclikesminecraft for real you know how SMG4 had a entire meme for that? Thanks to Nintendo's ass marketing we missed a whole new ton of players playing Outer Wilds

It's the miracle of video games. Just look at how romantic the game presents the beauty of science of the universe and the human spirit of exploring. Can't even fully express my compliment

I love how approaching at 60+ meters per second is "easy does it" for this playstyle.

"lets go to dark bramble next" couple minutes later by the satellite "actual horror game right now" oh buddy you had no idea :)

@rocketbat02

Жыл бұрын

The phone's ringing, I think it's the DLC.

People after requesting RT to play Outer Wilds for the past couple of years: *_”Now what?_*

@bugdracula1662

Жыл бұрын

He’s gotta play echoes of the eye

@jessehunter362

Жыл бұрын

luckily he waited long enough for dlc :3

@LeCheckmate

Жыл бұрын

Again!!

I'm so happy I get to relive my original journey through the eyes of a new explorer. I'm amazed how utterly baffled you began, only actually get a pretty serious grip on things at the end. And an explanation for the "Kazoo Ending" - basically thanks to wonky, large-scale quantum shenanigans, there's a few ways to utterly destroy reality. You can primarily do this in the High Energy Lab: by carefully ripping out one of the miniature warp cores just as the probe is being duplicated, you can close off the time portals, and thus have two probes... by creating a time paradox. An object obviously can't be in two places at the same time, so RIP universe. What you did here, chum, is by diving into the black hole at the heart of the Ash Twin Project... you basically used the black hole/white hole the memory data is sent through and *physically* sent yourself back in time, while your memories *also* got uploaded to your past self. (Gabbro remarks on this: you actually do die every time, and your memories are just sent to a version of you in the past.) But because you leapt through - behold, there's now two of you! But the universe doesn't implode - why? Well, with some discussion with your clone (after you both stop screaming), you both figure that because the *possibility* of jumping back through that Ash Twin Project wormhole exists, the universe is fine with creating a temporal duplicate of you. The *moment* that possibility no longer exists - say, by you dying - the universe encounters a timeline error, and expires. Yep, it gets pretty nerdy in this game! A nice bonus, by the way: if you listen closely, at the end of the kazoo solo, you can hear some people laughing and demanding that this *must* be put to use somewhere in the game. ... Anyway, I really, REALLY hope you come back to investigate that "Map Offline" satellite. There's even more to this amazing little solar system, and I just gotta' see you fly at high speeds into what comes next.

@thediethrower1803

Жыл бұрын

Wait so if you do everything right can you end the cycle with two of yourself around? That's neat!

@Camaroni1000

Жыл бұрын

@@thediethrower1803 yep. Universe still gets destroyed but at least there’s a new one

@petey5009

Жыл бұрын

Last time I played Outer Wilds was before the DLC came out, and I don't remember seeing a "Map Offline" satellite. Is that connected to the DLC in any way?

@librus8680

Жыл бұрын

@@petey5009 It is! Normally it's the satellite responsible for the live solar system map feed, and it goes offline if you knock it out of alignment. There's a cabin on Timber Hearth that's used to check in on it from time to time for servicing, and a few notes and coordinates inside that cabin direct you from there.

I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but it was thoroughly enjoyable to see you be so wrong for so long! And it's always fun to watch someone new figure out real[ish] spaceflight physics.

I started playing it a few weeks back myself, and after a while I was reminded of just how TERRIFIED I am of space. Walking around the black hole was one of the more stressful things I had to do, what made it worse was the fact that the surface was falling apart as I was going which ended with me being stranded. I nearly had a heart attack when I decided to jump in xD

@anthonybowman3423

Жыл бұрын

I love space and the black hole was really neat for me, but I was utterly terrified in the dark bramble. This game has so many low key terrifying moments. I loved it, but I never want to go to dark bramble ever again.

@alexsiemers7898

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonybowman3423 I felt this especially because I remember hearing about the black hole having an exit point before playing the game myself.

Holy shit man, I literally thought to myself today "it would be cool if RT would play this game". You are the best, keep on Rumbling and Tumbling

@Saltience

Жыл бұрын

evidence of quantum observation

I think I'm starting to understand why RT doesn't have a driver's license.

@JubioHDX

Жыл бұрын

i mean, this is the same guy who didnt learn youre supposed to let go of the accelerator when you break until he livestreamed forza😂

Well deserved GOTY 2019! Glad you finally played it! BUT: You've gotta play the DLC aswell, it's almost as long as the original game and it's just as awesome! :) And it's quite different in terms of storytelling and gameplay!

@SchaffnerMovies

Жыл бұрын

I second that. I didn't even get to finish playing the dlc yet, so would love to see how Dan will react to it!

@suspicioustoaster3766

Жыл бұрын

EOTE is fucking terrifying sometimes, I think adding Dan to that equation would be amazing

@pikariocraftf2802

Жыл бұрын

@@suspicioustoaster3766 - I am so ready. Initially I had a comment typed out about some of my feelings during EOTE, but I'm not going to post that, it didn't contain any plot spoilers but still I think that it would be better without knowing the things I went through.

@rasin9391

Жыл бұрын

Yeah would be so sad if he didn't play it!

@suspicioustoaster3766

Жыл бұрын

@@pikariocraftf2802 absolutely it's best not to spoil it. I think It would be fun to watch Dan flail around with all the new concepts again.

So glad that more people are finally playing this masterpiece. Now do the DLC that turns it into a horror game.

I'm so happy you've played this, absolutely my favorite game of the 2010s! If you get the urge to come back, the DLC is excellent too.

@vincenttrigg4521

Жыл бұрын

Holy crap, I had no idea it was that old! I thought it was a new game!

@alexsiemers7898

Жыл бұрын

@@vincenttrigg4521 it released in 2019, so still fairly recent despite _technically_ being in the 2010s

@vincenttrigg4521

Жыл бұрын

@@alexsiemers7898 ahhh so a technicality, I see how it is

OH GOD DAMNIT RT's finally playing this game so now I HAVE to play in order to watch this. Thanks a bunch for subjecting me to what is definitely going to be an immensely enjoyable experience. >:(

@TheRedstonian

Жыл бұрын

Let us know how it goes! It's genuinely my favorite game of all time, having dethroned my nostalgia favorites.

It is geuniely remarkable ho long RT took to even FIND OUT the sun was exploding

this was the most fun i've ever had watching a stream since miitopia, i had so much fun chatting in the discord and having poor sods try and explain to me quantum physics as my brain fried

Im addicted to Outer Wilds playthroughs. I always watch them, even tho I know the game inside out and it takes a lot of time. I just love how different this game is to everyone. Each person playing this can have a really different run, discovering things at various speed and order

It's good that this edit included the "important" line about wanting to build a model. One of my favourite things about the Nomai is that they're not some perfect mysterious ancient civilisation. They're just a bunch of people who bicker and have little projects and have the occasional existential crisis and awkwardly flirt while everyone around them sighs, and they happen to be long dead. Either way, my favourite game is officially done (with the exception of the DLC, but it's up to RT if he wants to do that), so this year has lived up to its name as the one for playing favourites.

I noticed for the first while you instead of slowing down to land, got confused and absolutely just slammed into the ground. I'm proud of you

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

Impeccable piloting

This game is literally about the friends we made along the way

This is honestly the perfect dream video I didn't know I wanted. Rt brings so much to these heavier games and it has plenty of room for goofs with the wacky physics. I hope he does the dlc if he hasn't already.

It is always amazing to see people play through this game, especially when you watch people like RT just randomly Bumble through half it. That's the beauty of Open-World games I guess lmao.

It is kinda sad to me how he didn't get to know all the other characters that well. How will he ever know that Chert goes into a mental crisis over the supernovas? It's the only minus for me in this let's play. ;-;

I downloaded and played this game on a whim about a month ago. I expected a bit of fun, not a life-altering experience. So happy to see one of my favourite creators playing it, excited to see how things go throughout the vid!

For many years I avoided watching every playthrough of this game, hoping that I'll be able to experience the magic of its story by myself. But that day might never come if all the things are to proceed as they are now. Thank you very much RT for this weirdly fantastical and bumbly experience , always love your content!

Ugh crap, that indeed was wild, for people who play the game it's one time experience. And for me, an observer, it's always like the first time. Mannn that was such an adventure, I absolutely love this game and it being on your channel only makes it better. Once again thank you so much for this playthrough, I enjoyed it, can't wait to see more of your meta theoretical quantum smart words smart words adventure in the Echoes of The Eye DLC!

Surviving in the wild, mankind's greatest challenge! 💜

As Space Core once said: “I’m in space… SPACEE!!”

It's a tradition for me to comment how great of a game this is on every Outer Wilds video in the universe, glad you played it Dan.

I’m so happy RT played this game because it deserves all the attention it can get. This game is absolutely heartwarming and amazing.

I love watching you play these more…not necessarily serious, but more story bound games. It’s a very nice break, but still full of lovely commentary. Thank you for everything RT

I think my favorite quote from this game is "Science compels us to explode the sun!" Such a metal saying.

Edit: Rain Worlds also getting a DLC that's basically a sequel Hey RT If you liked this game You'll love Rain World Imagine the intensity and world exploration of this game The Harshness of S.T.A.L.K.E.R With a Metroidvania spin and beautiful graphics with the smartest most vivid worlds in gaming 20/10 whooped my ass you love it please stream it

@Jadesnake

Жыл бұрын

YES

@Jadesnake

Жыл бұрын

true

@rivulet5417

Жыл бұрын

@@Jadesnake kek

@somethingelse9598

Жыл бұрын

So true

@woomiiakarandomveemo5933

Жыл бұрын

YES

The inspirational "omg spaceeee" music while RT and his spacecraft drown in a pool. Best game 10/10.

echoes of the eye when

Ive thoroughly gone through this entire game, and still, every time I watch someone play for the first time, it feels like im playing it again for the first time too, this game is amazing

Ok so, speaking as a big outer wilds fan, I watch a LOT of people play this game. I think RT is the first person who's been too SMART to figure out a lot of clues that I've seen? Man figured out a lot of the warp tech without needing the black hole forge, he skill-flew over the cacti rather than use the sand... like, wew, impressive

@heroyearsley-prior4951

Жыл бұрын

and got to the vessel without seeing the nomai grave first

Ah outer wilds. The game that can only be experienced truly in the first playthrough. And then it loses its touch. I wish I could forget this game, just so I could play it again for the first time.

The sun gives me absolute anxiety, you know that it will inevitably go supernova but with the way this video is cut you never know when as a viewer. Scarier than any Horrorgame and movie

God, I wish I could experience this game for the first time all over again. I still cry buckets at parts of it...even knowing they're coming.

I’m genuinely ecstatic to watch RT play this, I didn’t have the foggiest clue he was with my work and all.

@HazeEmry

Жыл бұрын

...?

@team4star1

Жыл бұрын

@@HazeEmry ¿…

@HazeEmry

Жыл бұрын

@@team4star1 idk why I thought that was an appropriate reply when I just woke up. Meant to ask, what do you mean by "with your work and all"

@team4star1

Жыл бұрын

@@HazeEmry i have a job, which gives me money, so I don’t exactly watch streams

@HazeEmry

Жыл бұрын

@@team4star1 I interpreted it as the game was your work and you were excited to see him play it. Misunderstood the comment then 😅

Dan I am so happy you finally got around to playing this, its an all time fav, amazing journey!

Ah yes, the joy of terrifyingly realistic death noises

you know when an RTGame title ends with “for the first time” it’s gonna be good

This game is literally life changing and I love it so much. I can't wait to see how RT handles everything! Seriously though, if you've never seen this game, I would seriously recommend you play it first before watching RT. It's been ages since I played it and I still wake up thinking about it.

It brings me *SO MUCH* joy to see my favorite youtuber play my favorite game and WOW WHAT A PLAYTHROUGH. The luck and insane happenstance that led to RT's discovery of the Sun Station, the ATP, and especially the Self Ending easter egg just baffles me. Absolutely the wildest ride I've seen anyone take in this game.

"According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that Daniel should be able to fly. Its flight experience in 3D is far too small to land its virtual character properly. Daniel, of course, flies anyway. Because Daniel does not care what Twitch chat thinks and uses autopilot."

Props to RT for being truly horrendous at flying, I feel seen.

props to the editor, she did an amazing job.

Outer Wilds was my favorite gaming experience of the last few years and watching this video was like living through it all again. Wonderful job.

I tried avoiding any type of outer wilds content so I can forget everything and play it all over again, but I just can't help watching a new player go through this amazing journey 😩 glad you enjoyed RT!

i feel this quote says everything there is to say about outer wilds without spoiling anything The Outer Wilds. There are so many games out there that feature space travel and yet none of them really get it. The horror of an endless dark vacuum so intent on killing you that just 90 seconds in its inanimate presence is more than enough to freeze, suffocate, and explode you inside out. Space is literally the worst place in the universe. People always think of space as above us, but it's not really; you don't have to look up to see space, you have to look away from safety to see space. Then, when you're out there in the nothing, there are jewels; un-process-ibly large balls of fire and light held together by our own fucking anger, rocks that can range between husks of nothing or everything some life ever knows, and an endless amount of phenomena that would take our scientific knowledge and fuck it from arsehole to breakfast. But video games just don't get it. They just don't get space. Video games set in space are either just men with big swinging dicks firing at bug-eyed monsters or fucking truck driving simulators. If exploration does happen to be the focus, you'll find out that the main difference between the endless majesty that is life in this universe is the color of the fucking grass. Yeah, you're in space but it feels inaccessible like a fingerprint wouldn't take on it; like it's behind glass. The Outer Wilds - fucking hell - the Outer Wilds gets space. It doesn't care about scale or scientific accuracy, it gets the feel right. Yeah, your ship's made from wood and the majority of planets are the size of of a badly stocked Ikea, but watching all the stars in the sky go out one by one like far off fireworks and knowing that each one could be destroying an entire history and having to do that fucking every 22 minutes -- nothing. Nothing has made me feel like that before. No game, no book, no movie. It's beyond extraordinary. Its planets - fuck - its planets; each one a bizarre impossible place riddled with life and death and decay and nonsense. Each one dense in history and vandalized by time. Each one nightmarish and so, so beautiful and in 22 minutes, they're gone because the Outer Wilds isn't even really about space, it's about the question, the most important and terrifying and unanswerable question anyone ever asks: Why? Why bother? Why bother with any of this? People die, stars burn out, the universe will go quiet and dark and cold and in the longest run, nothing - absolutely nothing matters. Everything dies, the universe included. So why sit around the fire, playing music into a void that doesn't care? Why huddle around the light? Why play? Because, well - look at it. It's mad, all of it. Life is a big stupid blob of meaningless nothing. Yet from that, we find meaning. People, things, animals, art, sofas, cereal, Rubik's cubes, silly little games about space, whatever. None of it matters in the grand scheme - fuck the grand scheme! There's no logical reason for life and nobody's gonna mourn it when it's gone, but that's what makes it fantastic. Life is a little song that we hum to ourselves and, I wouldn't want it other way. The Outer Wilds is an optimistic game about nihilism. It's a game with no invisible walls, you can complete it in ten minutes if you know what to do - which you won't for hours - and the only limit is knowledge. It's a game literally like no other. The universe is big and long and impossible and daft and you, you happen to be experiencing it at the exact same point that you can play the Outer Wilds as well. Embrace that coincidence. Come on, what are you waiting for? The sun could explode tomorrow." - Daniel Hardcastle 2019

@leerylynx

Жыл бұрын

Amazing quote. Really conveys what it’s like to play this game

Every time we get one of these hour long videos I appreciate it even more

Had to rewatch this at least once. Always almost makes me cry.

A little more explanation on Solanum on the Quantum Moon. Since the moon exists simultaneously at all 6 locations (5 in the solar system and one at the eye), when Solanum was on the moon, they existed in all 6 locations at once. So when the Interloper exploded and ghost matter killed all the Nomai, it only killed Solanum in 5 out of the 6 locations that they were in. So you'll find Solanum's corpse on the moon when it's at 5 locations but they survived on the Moon version that's at the eye.

@quantumblur_3145

Жыл бұрын

You can take a picture of her 'alive' then hold it next to you when you jump into the vortex and land next to her corpse.

I smiled so hard when I saw the thumbnail. Outer wilds is probably my favorite game I’ve ever played, and have been waiting for a KZreadr I watch to experience it as well

You fool, now that you’ve played the base game, we’re gonna do nothing but request you play the DLC! Nah, but jokes aside, I’m excited to see my favourite game played by my favourite streamer!

It's always an adventure to see this game again and again, and it's been awesome to take this journey with RT! Perhaps one day we'll be able to see his reaction to the echoes of the eye DLC as well to complete this spacefaring odyssey?

OMG YESSSSS I didn’t know I needed this but I’m so happy it’s here

Thanks for playing this game, it's the type of game that is enjoyable to watch others discover and you can only discover yourself once, so you seek out let's play to live that experience one more time, the dlc for outer wilds is also outstandingly good!

My favourite game of all time, I'm glad you are introducing such a large audience to it and I'm extra glad you enjoyed it.

I love how the effects look like my glsl shaders when I forget a negative sign, but they still look good.

One of the best games I've played this year. I'm glad you decided to play it as well