For many people TDD is the scariest, or the bunker, but for me it was a machine for pigs. The manpigs make this noise that just makes my skin crawl, i was utterly terrified in that part under the church and under the pistons. In the latter of the two a manpig noticed me when i was hidding under a table and it came charging at me, his body stopped on the edge of the table but his head came under only a few inches away from me. I screamed very loudly that day, so did my little brother who wanted to watch along. Rebirth's dessert fortress was also very scary to me but i wish the monster there actually roamed around. In any case it's cool to know that the manpigs are getting their spotlight now :D
The other two are also going to get their turn, I had a blast while making these, had to use a different program though as they refused to load properly in the other one but yes I agree, Machine for Pigs is quite underrated and does not deserve the bad reputation it get´s the build up in the church segment is really nicely done and Jessica Curry´s classy, yet haunting score gives the game a very distinct aura besides, you really cannot fault them for their scenery, Machine For Pigs environments and backdrops are extremely intricate and rich with detail (even if the level structure it´self is not) the only Minus for me was that through all this Grandeur, the game halfway through kind of forgot about the stealth it set up so nicely in the first half, it did come around in the end with a spectacular confrontation with the Tesla, but I would have hoped for a bit more consistency, nice nice to replay it after all these years
@@umukzusgelos4834 Machine for Pigs is beautiful game, even though I would like to see more dangerous and intense confrontations with monsters. Many people complain about lack of monster encounters and various puzzles, but AAMFP doesn't really needs them. It's linear short story, focused on Mandus' tragedy, and lots of chase scenes/puzzles would kind of ruin the storytelling aspect. Sadly, most people don't understand this(
That final section with the german music was beautiful, nice edits. Your first videos only showcased the models but now they're almost a mini documentary, i appreciate the work that went into this tremendously!
Thank you so much yeah, in retrospect those first three to four videos seem quite bland, which is why I want to redo some of them give them a bit more pepp
They’re not the scariest monster in the amnesia series, but I think they’re still pretty well designed. One thing almost all amnesia monsters have in common is There’s something about them that almost evokes a sense of pity, in spite of the horror and disgust they also inspire. I think that’s as true for the pigs as anything else. They’re horrible, and they’re you’re enemy, yet you can’t help but feel a little bad for them.
I agree, especially when you see them locked up in their holding pens, were they cry or play with their little cubes the Wretches in particular have something very childlike about them, even in the way they walk so clumsily taking those tiny steps they do abhorrent things and relish in them but yet I cannot blame them completely
I also feel pity for the roaming threats in the Amnesia universe, and I feel especially sad for these pig-like creatures seeing as they appear even more human-like. There are a few hints here and there which show slightly more intelligence and human traits which breaks my heart. As was mentioned, they cry and play with toys, but one of the events which I keep thinking of is the event in one of the cells. As one of them runs to attack you, and then it is yanked back due to the chains, and then after that fit of rage, it just immediately raises up patiently and walks back and sits down. I like to think that if this was any of the other creatures from the other games, they would instinctively and mindlessly attempt to attack and reach for you non-stop, despite being restrained in chains, that could just be me though, haha. But yeah, the developers for sure knew what they were doing, they wanted us to connect and feel pity for them for sure!
’We can reshape the body into a tool’ eerie how that was said, like with the gatherers of Brennenburg, where tools and/or weapons were affixed to the mangled bodies. I cannot start to imagine how being conscious during such a transformation would be like. It sounds similar to Wilhelm’s men in the wine cellar of the first game, where they would panic and experience the worst pain imaginable while transforming. If the poisoned wine contains the same matter as what Oswald used, then that makes sense. Also damn, the way these creatures walk and are animated with the aid of their right arm is terrifying to watch, now that I get a good solid look! Them showing signs of being intelligent is an interesting change compared to the gatherers of Brennenburg, who seemed more like dead husks wandering about, although they were known to clumsily follow orders, they did not seem to indulge in human activities, as appears to be the case with these Wretches. How you sometimes hear them sniffing and crying in pig-like sounds breaks my heart, how they on one hand sound like beasts and animals, but at the same time so human and capable of such sadness and emotion. At one point when I got close to one, it just got up and walked away to sob elsewhere, as if escaping my presence. I think this helps show the difference from the gatherers. Whereas the gatherers sometimes appear to be in despair, they always will be hostile while looking for and chasing Daniel, whereas these Wretches seem to even want to be left alone to their own sadness sometimes. The music near the end is very sweet. Is this the music that plays in their chambers deep below ground? I wonder if it helps them calm down, or if it reminds them that they were once human. Along with the music, I really like how you seamlessly transitioned between the close-up of the Wretched and the in-game footage. Enjoyed the insight and detailed close-ups, thanks for sharing.
The Music I believe is almost like the Manpigs themesong, for during most of the encounters some variation of it can be heard playing the lyrics are a bit around the nose but I feel are a nod to the relationship Mandus has with them I might be reading a bit too much into it but it was fun putting these together
I think the design of the manpigs could've been better, they're not scary at all. However, I must say, this video really showcases how amazing the game's voice acting is.
I honestly really liked Machine for Pigs. It's sad so many people didn't like it too. I hated the lantern though. Like... the way it looks. The model is so ugly.
I wish it would have give the player a bit more ways to interact with the environment though aside from the lantern when you go into the files, it seems a lot of things were planned but ended up ultimately scrapped, which is a shame
@@umukzusgelos4834 They planned to add an inventory system with new graphics and they also wanted to add oil instead of just giving us something with infinity power
Whenever you finish with Frictional Games content, what other games do you plan on making these model/lore videos on? If you don’t mind suggestions, I think Cry of Fear would be a good one
I found it really cool that electric lamp started flickering when you looked at the enemy. Recent Amnesia The Bunker used the same mechanic to obscure the monster.
i thought in The bunker lights flicker if the Stalker is just close by, isn't it? i remember staying by the corner and lights started flickering, although i didn't see monster yet.
I've noticed that the devs pretty much combined everything they've done in the past to make this game. Flickering lights when the monster is nearby, holes that the dogs would come out of, rats, distorted vision if the monster is in your view.
I think the reason was that the substance they used to create the manpigs had an effect on electric objects like the lantern. Maybe it´s because of the vitae part which would explain why in the bunker when the monster arrives the lights also flicker.
@@Bloodhurl67 tbh it's the Chinese Room that came up with the flickering lights idea, as a Machine for Pigs was deveoped by them. Gonna give credit where credit is due
What I like about the creature Frictional Games does with its monsters is that they are designed purposefully most of the time not given a chance to get the details of the creatures. All you see is a tall, lanky, short but stocky, or blurring visage of a creature that you can't make out well enough. Gives a more sense of dread, not for being the most scary in designed, but fear of the unknown and difficulty in figuring out what the player saw before running.
Personally I find this game to be the strongest narrative of all the Amnesia while also being gloriously blunt in it’s political message. The levels feel like you are navigating some horrific mechanical beast, the voice acting is outstanding and the tone is on point. To me, it’s something more than just a horror game and very much underrated. And before anyone gets up in arms about me reading too much into this, the game ends with a Trotsky quote!
The political message was so fuckin poorly and tastelessly added that i nearly pissed myself laughing at times. The dialogue writing and voice acting were good but the CAPITALIM BBAHD message was completely and utterly stupid.
Oh yeah the political message is tasteless, but that’s the point. Calling the critique of capitalism bad is doing it a disservice though. Most media that’s CAPITALISM BAD is ironically a product of that same system and very dumb in a way, so I get why some people get pissy over that. Plus I’d say that exploitation in general is a big theme in this game. A stupid game would not be so multifaceted IMO
This is good. Im unsure why I never got a good look at the pigs either because it feels like Machine for pigs turns you away from the monster due to linearity, Also I dont know why. I only played the game once but the ""To stumps, to stumps!"" Part was actually embedded in my memory!
They're horrifying. Pieces of pigs, stappled to reanimated corpses; half-human slaves, crawling in the darkness. And what's even worse? They're still self-aware human beings, dreaming of their past lives.
Beating the piggy. Pulling his chain. Providing some self stress release. Choking the chicken. Opening a daycare in a sock. Creating some drain babies. Peeling the banana. Pulling his little piggy to the bank. Straightening his bacon strips. Porking his sausage link. Masturbating.
This vid made me want to replay amfp all over again. Back when it came out 10 years ago I was new to horror genre (especially body horror) and manpigs just blew my childish mind with their fascinating yet horrifying designs, glad to see you highlight them! Also a question, just by any chance, were this series inspired by Zullie the Witch videos about fromsoftware games?
Yes and No I always kind of wanted to produce Lore focused Content about Amnesia or SOMA, however I did not have the technology for that up until some time then, when the Bunker released I thought to myself, that there really are not a lot of Videos showing models and stuff about Frictional and since I always kind of try to cover niches, since I bet there are many content creators here on TH-cam, who have infinitely more skill for this then I do, I thought, why not the similarities to Zullie the Witch and Bonfire VN I guess came organically but people did not seem to mind so I decided to just roll with it
To be honest, I dont really like a machine for pigs, mainly because of "my great uncle" part at 1:22 I dont think Alexander was carnally interested in humans during his time on earth, as i am pretty sure he kept reminiscing about his "love" back in the otherworld. As for Daniel being the great uncle, i cant really say yes or no; it just doesnt make sense. Daniel didnt experiment and tweak in the creation process of Grunts or Brutes, Alexander did, the former tortured and killed people as we all know. It feels like fanfiction almost, "my great uncle", which is what i dislike about a machine for pigs. Oswald could have gained the cadaver in some other way, but no, we gotta remind the player that theyre playing an amnesia game only in name by mentioning this "great uncle" figure
I feel like the Great Uncle might be Daniel but that Oswald might be making a mistake by attributing Alexanders works as Daniels doing If we assume the ending where Daniel kills Alexander and escapes is cannon, it´s likely that he kept some sort of document that gives away the location but likely won´t mention much of the events to the public due to his own involvement Daniel from what we know seems to have worked for the british museum and was invested in archeology, which might be were Oswalds shared interest for the subject matter comes from It´s also not clear whether Great Uncle refers to a blood relation or perhaps a familial connection through some Marriage, as we never get to know Daniels second name, as he is only ever referred to as Daniel of Mayfair in that regard, I´d like to keep that backdoor open
machine for pigs has an amazing story and art style but has a horrible presentation issue. for how short the game was, i'm surprised people still took such huge issue with it.
I’ve always wanted a TH-camr like you, who would take the time to appreciate the creative creature designs and give us a better view you just got yourself a new subscriber my good man!
Orgone is the same thing as Vitae, you may see some people refer this cosmic life force energy as Vril nowadays... and the Monad is 'God' in the Gnostic sense of the word, which would ofcourse be the fundamental fabric of reality because the universe both spiritual and material is the mental creation of Omnis the Monad, we are dwelling within the infinite mind of the All, the Monad.
I'm curious, the model has animations or tags for a "spit attack" This is related to the unused like, Infection system. Would that be the animation shown off at 5:45? Perhaps.
Yes, all of them have a bipedal and quadrupedal version of it they would vomit onto the player and increase their infection level, which would work similarly to the Dark Descents Insanity Meter
@@umukzusgelos4834 I remember! I've actually tried to get the infection system working myself, by adjusting the player states, however it had no particularly interesting changes to gameplay (Such as vomitting) However assets still exist for it within the files, such as a sound effect for Manus vomitting, or the overlay for the effect.
arguably the worst game in the Amnesia franchise with it's lackluster physics compared to the original, confusing story mimicking the original, and an incredibly overbearing theme on capitalism, the man-pigs are still an interesting progression of the servants but I still feel that the game overall is hot garbage
Gotta love how everytime anything, be it a game, a movie or a book, makes even the slightiest critique to capitalism people instantly goes "bad/good game with a terrible message". Like, everyone has it's own view, but it's curious how criticize capitalism makes people instantly lower their view over something or someone, ain't it ? I, for one, believe the game does a good job at showing the crude reality of not only capitalism, but in general all the bads of the 20th century that sadly carried over to our times too.
4:43
*trait instead of trate
For many people TDD is the scariest, or the bunker, but for me it was a machine for pigs. The manpigs make this noise that just makes my skin crawl, i was utterly terrified in that part under the church and under the pistons. In the latter of the two a manpig noticed me when i was hidding under a table and it came charging at me, his body stopped on the edge of the table but his head came under only a few inches away from me. I screamed very loudly that day, so did my little brother who wanted to watch along. Rebirth's dessert fortress was also very scary to me but i wish the monster there actually roamed around. In any case it's cool to know that the manpigs are getting their spotlight now :D
I hate the way they walk, it's unnerving.
Their squeals are horrifying, they are much scarier than goofy zombie roars!
The other two are also going to get their turn, I had a blast while making these, had to use a different program though as they refused to load properly in the other one
but yes I agree, Machine for Pigs is quite underrated and does not deserve the bad reputation it get´s
the build up in the church segment is really nicely done and Jessica Curry´s classy, yet haunting score gives the game a very distinct aura
besides, you really cannot fault them for their scenery, Machine For Pigs environments and backdrops are extremely intricate and rich with detail (even if the level structure it´self is not)
the only Minus for me was that through all this Grandeur, the game halfway through kind of forgot about the stealth it set up so nicely in the first half, it did come around in the end with a spectacular confrontation with the Tesla, but I would have hoped for a bit more consistency, nice nice to replay it after all these years
@@umukzusgelos4834 Machine for Pigs is beautiful game, even though I would like to see more dangerous and intense confrontations with monsters.
Many people complain about lack of monster encounters and various puzzles, but AAMFP doesn't really needs them. It's linear short story, focused on Mandus' tragedy, and lots of chase scenes/puzzles would kind of ruin the storytelling aspect. Sadly, most people don't understand this(
@@autisticbraindamagedmoron i love this appreciation for frictional's works that congregates around umukzus' videos
That final section with the german music was beautiful, nice edits. Your first videos only showcased the models but now they're almost a mini documentary, i appreciate the work that went into this tremendously!
Thank you so much
yeah, in retrospect those first three to four videos seem quite bland, which is why I want to redo some of them
give them a bit more pepp
They’re not the scariest monster in the amnesia series, but I think they’re still pretty well designed. One thing almost all amnesia monsters have in common is There’s something about them that almost evokes a sense of pity, in spite of the horror and disgust they also inspire. I think that’s as true for the pigs as anything else. They’re horrible, and they’re you’re enemy, yet you can’t help but feel a little bad for them.
I agree, especially when you see them locked up in their holding pens, were they cry or play with their little cubes
the Wretches in particular have something very childlike about them, even in the way they walk so clumsily taking those tiny steps
they do abhorrent things and relish in them but yet I cannot blame them completely
I also feel pity for the roaming threats in the Amnesia universe, and I feel especially sad for these pig-like creatures seeing as they appear even more human-like. There are a few hints here and there which show slightly more intelligence and human traits which breaks my heart. As was mentioned, they cry and play with toys, but one of the events which I keep thinking of is the event in one of the cells.
As one of them runs to attack you, and then it is yanked back due to the chains, and then after that fit of rage, it just immediately raises up patiently and walks back and sits down. I like to think that if this was any of the other creatures from the other games, they would instinctively and mindlessly attempt to attack and reach for you non-stop, despite being restrained in chains, that could just be me though, haha. But yeah, the developers for sure knew what they were doing, they wanted us to connect and feel pity for them for sure!
Why would I feel bad for the pigs? They have toys, a loving father, and they don’t even feel pain or discomfort! I’m actually a bit jealous!
@umukzusgelos4834 what was the one you didn't show for obvious reasons
The pig is assaulting a woman it seems @@kingofthedepths3513
’We can reshape the body into a tool’ eerie how that was said, like with the gatherers of Brennenburg, where tools and/or weapons were affixed to the mangled bodies.
I cannot start to imagine how being conscious during such a transformation would be like. It sounds similar to Wilhelm’s men in the wine cellar of the first game, where they would panic and experience the worst pain imaginable while transforming. If the poisoned wine contains the same matter as what Oswald used, then that makes sense. Also damn, the way these creatures walk and are animated with the aid of their right arm is terrifying to watch, now that I get a good solid look!
Them showing signs of being intelligent is an interesting change compared to the gatherers of Brennenburg, who seemed more like dead husks wandering about, although they were known to clumsily follow orders, they did not seem to indulge in human activities, as appears to be the case with these Wretches. How you sometimes hear them sniffing and crying in pig-like sounds breaks my heart, how they on one hand sound like beasts and animals, but at the same time so human and capable of such sadness and emotion. At one point when I got close to one, it just got up and walked away to sob elsewhere, as if escaping my presence. I think this helps show the difference from the gatherers. Whereas the gatherers sometimes appear to be in despair, they always will be hostile while looking for and chasing Daniel, whereas these Wretches seem to even want to be left alone to their own sadness sometimes.
The music near the end is very sweet. Is this the music that plays in their chambers deep below ground? I wonder if it helps them calm down, or if it reminds them that they were once human. Along with the music, I really like how you seamlessly transitioned between the close-up of the Wretched and the in-game footage.
Enjoyed the insight and detailed close-ups, thanks for sharing.
The Music I believe is almost like the Manpigs themesong, for during most of the encounters some variation of it can be heard playing
the lyrics are a bit around the nose but I feel are a nod to the relationship Mandus has with them
I might be reading a bit too much into it but it was fun putting these together
@@umukzusgelos4834 I think one cannot read too much into any Frictional Games title, haha. Though I might be wrong, doing so is still so much fun!
The big behind the boxes is doing the plank(He's struggling to stay up)
What was it doing actually?
@@black_grey_white9813 Coupling with someone
@@black_grey_white9813 he was a little busy
Taking cranking the hog to a new level
rape...@@black_grey_white9813
Most underrated Amnesia game tbh
I think the design of the manpigs could've been better, they're not scary at all. However, I must say, this video really showcases how amazing the game's voice acting is.
Thank You
I believe the horror here is less in the visible but more in the essence of what they are and why they are this way
Edgy Edgelord....wow. Such a tough boy. ^^
@@Killerkarotte1how are they trying to be tough by stating they like the horror of the horror game
i fell off my seat when mandus said "this a machine for pigs professor, we are all the pig. we are nothing but few cogs in A Machine For Pigs"
I always liked the monsters in a machine for pigs, i think they are cool
wait whats with the one at 7:46 that wont be shown?
Is it possible for you to check Call of Cthulhu: Dark corners of the earth? Models and lore.
No, unfortunately
7:39 What happened here ?
masturbation
TBH they look just funny
Also, it is believed that the Gatherer bodies Oswald Mandus got was also fused wuth the Manpigs
Great lore video! Although I find it hard to read your comments and listen to an in-game dialogue you provided at the same time
yeah, I will try to separate them more in future videos
I honestly really liked Machine for Pigs. It's sad so many people didn't like it too.
I hated the lantern though. Like... the way it looks. The model is so ugly.
I wish it would have give the player a bit more ways to interact with the environment though aside from the lantern
when you go into the files, it seems a lot of things were planned but ended up ultimately scrapped, which is a shame
@@umukzusgelos4834 They planned to add an inventory system with new graphics and they also wanted to add oil instead of just giving us something with infinity power
@@ZoofyZoofthere was also a sickness mechanic that would replace Daniels insanity with a kind of fever
Enemies could vomit at you to increase it
Uno de mis diseños favoritos
What the song at feel no pain part?
Dieses Herz by Jessica Curry.
@@autisticbraindamagedmoron спасибо
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Kind of wish they made reference to this game in the bunker
Whenever you finish with Frictional Games content, what other games do you plan on making these model/lore videos on? If you don’t mind suggestions, I think Cry of Fear would be a good one
I honestly don´t know yet if I will branch out
yo what that pig doing behind the boxes?
naughty naughty...
Guess you could say he was strangling the little piggy
So dark
Sorry I was busy watching hardcore henry, wassup
I found it really cool that electric lamp started flickering when you looked at the enemy. Recent Amnesia The Bunker used the same mechanic to obscure the monster.
i thought in The bunker lights flicker if the Stalker is just close by, isn't it? i remember staying by the corner and lights started flickering, although i didn't see monster yet.
@the-guy-beyond-the-socket If the monster is there it will flicker if there are any lights in that specific location.
I've noticed that the devs pretty much combined everything they've done in the past to make this game. Flickering lights when the monster is nearby, holes that the dogs would come out of, rats, distorted vision if the monster is in your view.
I think the reason was that the substance they used to create the manpigs had an effect on electric objects like the lantern. Maybe it´s because of the vitae part which would explain why in the bunker when the monster arrives the lights also flicker.
@@Bloodhurl67 tbh it's the Chinese Room that came up with the flickering lights idea, as a Machine for Pigs was deveoped by them. Gonna give credit where credit is due
What I like about the creature Frictional Games does with its monsters is that they are designed purposefully most of the time not given a chance to get the details of the creatures. All you see is a tall, lanky, short but stocky, or blurring visage of a creature that you can't make out well enough. Gives a more sense of dread, not for being the most scary in designed, but fear of the unknown and difficulty in figuring out what the player saw before running.
Would be mighty great if OP started making similar videos about Penumbra enemies.
Personally I find this game to be the strongest narrative of all the Amnesia while also being gloriously blunt in it’s political message.
The levels feel like you are navigating some horrific mechanical beast, the voice acting is outstanding and the tone is on point. To me, it’s something more than just a horror game and very much underrated.
And before anyone gets up in arms about me reading too much into this, the game ends with a Trotsky quote!
The political message was so fuckin poorly and tastelessly added that i nearly pissed myself laughing at times. The dialogue writing and voice acting were good but the CAPITALIM BBAHD message was completely and utterly stupid.
@@thebigenchilada678teaching rinse-cycled Americvnts about Khmer Rouge is cool and good.
Oh yeah the political message is tasteless, but that’s the point. Calling the critique of capitalism bad is doing it a disservice though.
Most media that’s CAPITALISM BAD is ironically a product of that same system and very dumb in a way, so I get why some people get pissy over that.
Plus I’d say that exploitation in general is a big theme in this game. A stupid game would not be so multifaceted IMO
There’s a political message here? Or you folks making shit up? Because there’s more to the game that it could be saying beyond a ‘political message’.
This is good. Im unsure why I never got a good look at the pigs either because it feels like Machine for pigs turns you away from the monster due to linearity, Also I dont know why. I only played the game once but the ""To stumps, to stumps!"" Part was actually embedded in my memory!
They're horrifying.
Pieces of pigs, stappled to reanimated corpses; half-human slaves, crawling in the darkness. And what's even worse? They're still self-aware human beings, dreaming of their past lives.
just like Ghouls from Rebirth 😥
@@timmeyer4595 just like Grunts from Dark Descent.
They follow the same idea - poor slaves, created by mad men who had access to Vitae.
While Dark Descent borrowed from the works of Lovecraft, this one borrowed from The Island of Dr. Moreau.
It's funny what I didn't know what machine for pigs monsters are same as gatherers basically
an underrated game, the story was superb
The Man-pigs are technically ghouls to an extent
7:41 what is he doing?
Beating the piggy. Pulling his chain. Providing some self stress release. Choking the chicken. Opening a daycare in a sock. Creating some drain babies. Peeling the banana. Pulling his little piggy to the bank. Straightening his bacon strips. Porking his sausage link. Masturbating.
naughty stuff
did not think to see so many alternate expressions for it in one comment
Cranking the hog so to speak
This vid made me want to replay amfp all over again. Back when it came out 10 years ago I was new to horror genre (especially body horror) and manpigs just blew my childish mind with their fascinating yet horrifying designs, glad to see you highlight them! Also a question, just by any chance, were this series inspired by Zullie the Witch videos about fromsoftware games?
Yes and No
I always kind of wanted to produce Lore focused Content about Amnesia or SOMA, however I did not have the technology for that up until some time
then, when the Bunker released I thought to myself, that there really are not a lot of Videos showing models and stuff about Frictional and since I always kind of try to cover niches, since I bet there are many content creators here on TH-cam, who have infinitely more skill for this then I do, I thought, why not
the similarities to Zullie the Witch and Bonfire VN I guess came organically but people did not seem to mind so I decided to just roll with it
Poor thing 😥😥
To be honest, I dont really like a machine for pigs, mainly because of "my great uncle" part at 1:22
I dont think Alexander was carnally interested in humans during his time on earth, as i am pretty sure he kept reminiscing about his "love" back in the otherworld.
As for Daniel being the great uncle, i cant really say yes or no; it just doesnt make sense. Daniel didnt experiment and tweak in the creation process of Grunts or Brutes, Alexander did, the former tortured and killed people as we all know.
It feels like fanfiction almost, "my great uncle", which is what i dislike about a machine for pigs. Oswald could have gained the cadaver in some other way, but no, we gotta remind the player that theyre playing an amnesia game only in name by mentioning this "great uncle" figure
I feel like the Great Uncle might be Daniel but that Oswald might be making a mistake by attributing Alexanders works as Daniels doing
If we assume the ending where Daniel kills Alexander and escapes is cannon, it´s likely that he kept some sort of document that gives away the location but likely won´t mention much of the events to the public due to his own involvement
Daniel from what we know seems to have worked for the british museum and was invested in archeology, which might be were Oswalds shared interest for the subject matter comes from
It´s also not clear whether Great Uncle refers to a blood relation or perhaps a familial connection through some Marriage, as we never get to know Daniels second name, as he is only ever referred to as Daniel of Mayfair
in that regard, I´d like to keep that backdoor open
machine for pigs has an amazing story and art style but has a horrible presentation issue. for how short the game was, i'm surprised people still took such huge issue with it.
I’ve always wanted a TH-camr like you, who would take the time to appreciate the creative creature designs and give us a better view you just got yourself a new subscriber my good man!
I´m glad you enjoy
Probably already been asked, but is it possible to extract and view the Penumbra models?
I plan to, I´m currently working on how to get it to work, might take some time tough, the stuff is a bit finicky
No worries. Looking forward to seeing them.
7:44 imagine that happening to Justine if she’s even alive during machine for pigs
the Irony of that Scenario would be mind-blowing
I loved this game, even more than TDD. the story is so eerie, and the settings are so damn good
Orgone is the same thing as Vitae, you may see some people refer this cosmic life force energy as Vril nowadays... and the Monad is 'God' in the Gnostic sense of the word, which would ofcourse be the fundamental fabric of reality because the universe both spiritual and material is the mental creation of Omnis the Monad, we are dwelling within the infinite mind of the All, the Monad.
I'm curious, the model has animations or tags for a "spit attack"
This is related to the unused like, Infection system.
Would that be the animation shown off at 5:45? Perhaps.
Yes, all of them have a bipedal and quadrupedal version of it
they would vomit onto the player and increase their infection level, which would work similarly to the Dark Descents Insanity Meter
@@umukzusgelos4834
I remember! I've actually tried to get the infection system working myself, by adjusting the player states, however it had no particularly interesting changes to gameplay (Such as vomitting)
However assets still exist for it within the files, such as a sound effect for Manus vomitting, or the overlay for the effect.
Are you gonna be looking for some of the cut content? In a future video.
perhaps
Winning
One of the most underrated monsters in all videogame horror history from one of the most underrated horror videogames of all time.
arguably the worst game in the Amnesia franchise with it's lackluster physics compared to the original, confusing story mimicking the original, and an incredibly overbearing theme on capitalism, the man-pigs are still an interesting progression of the servants but I still feel that the game overall is hot garbage
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the main theme isn't just capitalism, it's horrors of 20th century overall. Capitalism was just one of them.
Gotta love how everytime anything, be it a game, a movie or a book, makes even the slightiest critique to capitalism people instantly goes "bad/good game with a terrible message". Like, everyone has it's own view, but it's curious how criticize capitalism makes people instantly lower their view over something or someone, ain't it ?
I, for one, believe the game does a good job at showing the crude reality of not only capitalism, but in general all the bads of the 20th century that sadly carried over to our times too.
I forgot how heavy-handedly bad a good chunk of the writing in machine for pigs was...
oh well