Also aslo Jingles: OH NO, there is no oxygen Jingles.... why are you waiting to do something? Jesus, watching those first 5 seconds just tick away was stressing me out XD
I seem to recall a recent mingles with Jingles video where he explained how he expressly taught Rita about turning it off and on again... Jingles, take your own advice, Off THEN on! Not just off.
And jingles potatoed the mission ofc... I smelt it when he didn’t get it with the red battery uncharged lol 😂 And now earth is doomed, no more energy supply, farewell civilisation... let’s all go back to the salt mines ! Don’t ever change jingles, we love u that way 😂
Improper radio procedure winds me up to Jingles, especially when they say "Repeat." Which is an artillery radio call telling the guns to refire the mission they just fired!
You're not the only one. I watch a lot of ARMA 3 videos, and it doesn't take more than a few minutes to realize that the majority of ARMA 3 players haven't the faintest idea of what radio procedure is or proper terminology for just about anything. Some of the buttons they constantly press to wind me up are: 1. Calling every vehicle with a machine gun on top a "technical" (technicals are civilian vehicles that have been converted into gun trucks). 2. Calling every road, street and highway "MSR" and "ASR" (Those are terms for designated supply convoy routes, meaning 'main supply route' and 'alternate supply route' respectively). 3. Calling a Russian ZU-23-2 dual antiaircraft cannon a Zeus (Zeus is the NATO code name for the ZSU-23-4 armored antiaircraft vehicle).
@@larryfontenot9018 One that winds me up is using the NATO phonetic alphabet (Alpha, Bravo, etc.) in WWII games instead of the period/nation specific phonetic codes. I know that it is a minor thing, but still...
@@TheCoffeehound Nope. You're right, because it breaks immersion. I will give credit to ShackTac, the group I watch most -- they _try_ to remember to use period phonetic alphabet for WWII scenarios, even if they slip up a lot.
7:58 Manhandle? Surely that should be gnomehandle unless our glorious overlord has changed species? Also, just off the top of my head but use the ASE to disable power, run in airlock, reenable power with the ASE? Then you have to recover the ASE which may be what the iris is for. Then again, I could be overthinking this...
no not at all overthinking, id say thats spot on.. but it seems our gnome overlord is underthinking things at times, why else would he try to open a door by unpluging a empty battery? >_
I finished the game today. Surprise ending, puzzles where allot tougher towards the end and it took me several tries to finish the final one. But, I very much enjoyed it. Thanks for introducing it to me.
Jingles.... Your seeing open fans, on a section of piping, that is limited to one section of the facility. Yes, ventilation between compartments is quite vital. However, you're right. Having valves between compartments means that the ventilation piping, needs to have a secondary route, around the section that will be closed off. So either there is a centralised ventilation channel, which branches off at each section, or option two, you have one giant long pipe, which brings up the above problem. Where once you close off one section, following sections along the line are disconnected. Hence the need for a secondary pipe that would "go around" In the case of the second, single pipe edition, yes, all those fan vents, would need their own iris, or hydrolic hatch closure. So that the pipe itself does not need to be closed, and the pipe does not need to be "broken" like a power circuit. Personally, I believe it's a centralised ventilation network, with each section having its own pipe, connected by a hatch to a main pipe. Otherwise, yes. Your concern is very valid...
9:08 You're right, there are iris valves and you just didn't see them because you weren't looking straight ahead as you went, so when you were turning around and stuff you didn't see the iris valves open for your ASE. But if you pay close attention at about the linked time, you can see the hologram silhouette of one of the opened ones through the walls of the pipes.
Lol, oh I'm glad it bugs you too jingles, about the over and out at the end of a message. I was thinking the exact same thing, when you started to explain how it makes no sense. ;o)
Jingles, I don't know if you're actually so good that you know how to survive but chose to die and give us this "oh my god I'm so bad" or if you actually are one smart bloke but go daft every now and then... Either way it means you're beyond awesomely amazing and its why I adore you
That problem took me a while, and to be honest, until you mentioned it, I hadn't realised that one of the switches affected three lights rather than two (so I suppose I was lucky with the state that they were in when I started to figure out the problem). Also, I believe the UK rail network took about 20 years (and a number of fatal accidents) to go to a system that would automatically slow or stop trains when a problem was detected, rather than just warn of the problem. The reason was purely down to cost.
I heard that the "over and out" thing started in Hollywood because originally they were provided with a list of radio terminology, and on it was written "over/out" (as in choose over or out). However, they weren't clear on what was meant, so they had to try and interpret it, and came to the conclusion that OVER meant the message was over and OUT meant they were done transmitting. The second part of what OVER means, that a response is necessary, was completely lost. Since this makes sense from a purely vocabulary perspective, it quickly became "over and out".
Oh really Jingles? Come on, you're not that stupid, aren't you? :-D That little puzzle at the end. It was clearly to easy for our mastermind the Gnome Overlord, right? ;) Looking forward to next week ^^
I was going to sugguest it myself, seeing that Jingles has had an appetite for space games recently. Kerbal Space Program 2 is scheduled for 2020, so come on Jingles, give it a try.
Have the ASE at the airlock battery/switch as you had it at the end of the video. Use ASE panel to power the airlock down. Move your character into the airlock. Switch back to ASE and power the airlock up again. Go back to your character already inside the airlock and pressurize.
Why I had a strange feeling of Dead space when the video started¿? the ambient sounds gave me chills. BTW jingles ffs XDD you had Oxigen boxes there...
"Over and out" makes sense. It's "I finished transmission, have nothing to add, just awaiting acknowledge." - last message from this side, but reception still active, you go out once you finish. "Alpha to Bravo, you're free to fire. Alpha over and out." "Bravo to Alpha, got it, Bravo out." Of course if there is no acknowledgement follow-up this is kinda broken.
That's just not how radio protocol works. You either say over, if you need any acknowledgment or answer or you say out if you're done. If anybody else has to say anything, they can do so after you're through. It would be rude in a conversation, but you want to make sure everyone who's got anything important to say knows when they can jump in. Unless it's an emergency, for which there are ways to interrupt anyone.
Easy Jingles my man! Power of the airlock with the ASE, enter the airlock and then power it on again with the ASE with you inside :) I do like this game so far :) I do enjoy a good puzzle game :)
Hey Jingles love your vids. I have been playing this as well and I am beyond the point this vid was about. You need to make sure you get all the ASE holographs. You missed a couple back in Copernicus that would have helped you understand much more about what happened. You aren't far off but it would have told you the reason Outpost one was shut down too. You should take a bit more time exploring for all the clues. Just a suggestion. :) Looking forward to the next one already.
(4:00) Frank was one of the two guys in that recording from earlier (0:55). (6:00) My understanding is a little different. "Over" isn't in much use these days, of course, since it's needed for "push to talk" radios that mean you can't speak and listen at the same time. "Over" means you have finished speaking and released the "push to talk" button. "Out" means the conversation is over, and you're no longer listening. "Over and out" is over kill, but if there are multiple parties to the conversation, it could mean that you're done speaking, and you're leaving the conversation, but other participants can continue.
"Over" technically means that a response is required though. "Over og ut" is a well established expression in the Norwegian language too, and listed as originating from radiocommunications in an academic dictionary, with a work of fiction as source. The only sort-of-official text I've found so far on prowords for radiocommunication in Norwegian listed "slutt" (end) as the proword used to end the conversation.
I hope Jingles isn’t afraid of the dark. Otherwise turning off lights at the evening would always set him into a deep “there will never be light again” panic :kappa: It’s an on-off switch at the end you old gnome
OMG thank you about the over and out! They spend all this money to make everything so real I wish they would take two seconds to talk to ANY vet who could set them straight. It's sooo irritating.
jingles. the ase turned off the airlock and the power cables so you could get in. go in, then have the ase hit that control again to turn it on once you are safely in. cycle the lock.
Once in the airlock, interact with your AI again to turn the power back on. Once you have air, interact with it again and bring it to the iris hatch and bring it to you that way.
@The Might Jingles: It is an American custom in radio operation to say that. Since America makes so many movies that use this it just perpetuates the incorrectness.
A.) THere were two more oxygent boxes, one above the power place, and one inside the power place. B.) once you turned the power off, you had to go back to the ASE to turn the power back on again.
Switch out the battery. Use the ASE to turn of the power. Enter airlock. Use ASE to turn the power back on again. Activate airlock. I am now hoarse because screaming at the screen did that to my voice :P
Just to let you know, you have a health bar........ And yeah, that gate puzzle had me stumped for quite a bit, lots of button bashing and swearing. And no, the Indiana Jones railride does not give you loads of time...... I spammed the F key like a nutter just because my timing was terrible...... It's not immediately obvious but on your backpack, that yellow arrow is one end of your health bar, the slightly grey/white bar to it's left is the rest of it. And since you just ran into the dangling wires, you should have noticed it's appearance..... As to to the solution to the airlock puzzle....... Change the battery, don't turn off the power with the drone. Move character to the case containing the air, use it if you need to. Also search about the lockers, you should find more air in them. Use the drone to switch off the power, move character past wires and next to airlock switch Use drove to switch on power, use character to cycle airlock...... easy. And yes, I am a lot further on in the game, really enjoying it, even if it is a bit on the rails so to speak. I'll not spoil it for you but....... there's a timed event that is made easier with careful jumping in zero g...... not saying anything more than that.
Once you are inside where the airlock should be, go back to the ASE unit controls and use it to turn the airlock back on. There is likely a way to then navigate the ASE back to you.
Getting SOMA vibes from this. I would kind of like Jingles to take a look at that game, because it's relatively light on the horror (compared to something like Alien Isolation) and features this same sort of story.
You say "over and out" to signify that you are done with the conversation but if the other person wants to say something you are still listening. If you want to say "I´m done and I´m not listening any more" you just say "out". If you don´t say over and out and the person talking to you wants to say something after you say "out" they have to go "Breaker Breaker" and that´s a pain in the ass. :)
Jingles: switches power off to stop the shock cables.
Also Jingles: what do I do now?
Also aslo Jingles: OH NO, there is no oxygen
Jingles.... why are you waiting to do something? Jesus, watching those first 5 seconds just tick away was stressing me out XD
did you try turning it off and on again :p
Well he did try turning it off ...
Best comment xD
I seem to recall a recent mingles with Jingles video where he explained how he expressly taught Rita about turning it off and on again... Jingles, take your own advice, Off THEN on! Not just off.
I like how clear the water is in this drowning simulator
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Well i totally facepalmed at the end, you missed so much and it was so simple.
lol I was readin this comment at the end, scrolled right back up to check if your right, instantly saw him missing a lot of stuff in a spitsecond xDDD
Well, Jingles is old and crap. He said it more than once :D
Jingles, that thing at the end was an on off switch
Lol, that was so obvious too! :P
@@zacharythompson4788 If it was obvious and he saw it, it wouldnt have been a Jingles video. Maybe this will be the New Jingles landing ;)
@@safariman72 Well it's obvious that they label ships in WoWs, but he still misidentifies them so...
Presumably get the ASE to switch the power back on again.
@@domanics4314 Yeah cant fix a winning combination, bit like the F1 Ferrari teams alleged oil boost leak :)
"Does it take two batteries?"
*INCOHERENT SCREAMING*
And jingles potatoed the mission ofc... I smelt it when he didn’t get it with the red battery uncharged lol 😂
And now earth is doomed, no more energy supply, farewell civilisation... let’s all go back to the salt mines !
Don’t ever change jingles, we love u that way 😂
With the flying robot thing turn the power back on whilst next to the air lock maybe?
Too obvious for our gnome overlord.
I honestly got upset when he didnt figure that out right away....
He can only do something properly when the Navy or Rita tell him to do it lol
Improper radio procedure winds me up to Jingles, especially when they say "Repeat." Which is an artillery radio call telling the guns to refire the mission they just fired!
I still use "Say again" in normal conversation and it's been like seven years since I've left the Army.
@@andrewhackney6286 again...... well you did tell me to say again
You're not the only one.
I watch a lot of ARMA 3 videos, and it doesn't take more than a few minutes to realize that the majority of ARMA 3 players haven't the faintest idea of what radio procedure is or proper terminology for just about anything. Some of the buttons they constantly press to wind me up are: 1. Calling every vehicle with a machine gun on top a "technical" (technicals are civilian vehicles that have been converted into gun trucks). 2. Calling every road, street and highway "MSR" and "ASR" (Those are terms for designated supply convoy routes, meaning 'main supply route' and 'alternate supply route' respectively). 3. Calling a Russian ZU-23-2 dual antiaircraft cannon a Zeus (Zeus is the NATO code name for the ZSU-23-4 armored antiaircraft vehicle).
@@larryfontenot9018 One that winds me up is using the NATO phonetic alphabet (Alpha, Bravo, etc.) in WWII games instead of the period/nation specific phonetic codes. I know that it is a minor thing, but still...
@@TheCoffeehound Nope. You're right, because it breaks immersion. I will give credit to ShackTac, the group I watch most -- they _try_ to remember to use period phonetic alphabet for WWII scenarios, even if they slip up a lot.
Monorail!
What's it called?
Monorail!
One more time!
Monorail!!!
Mono, Doh!
"This ventilation system on the moon brought to you by the proud people who say 'Over and out'!"
hahahahahaha i vote for best comment of this vid!
THANK YOU JINGLES!
The 'over and out' thing irritates the crap outta me as well!
Me two!!!
Me thriple!
next Time we learn about ... Roger and Wilco ...
Hello danny boy, Hello Danny boy, broadswaord calling!
7:58 Manhandle? Surely that should be gnomehandle unless our glorious overlord has changed species?
Also, just off the top of my head but use the ASE to disable power, run in airlock, reenable power with the ASE? Then you have to recover the ASE which may be what the iris is for. Then again, I could be overthinking this...
no not at all overthinking, id say thats spot on.. but it seems our gnome overlord is underthinking things at times, why else would he try to open a door by unpluging a empty battery? >_
Thank you about over and out! I am a US Army veteran and hearing that in media really grinds my gears
Amen, Jingles, "over and out'" irritates the crap out of me. 😊
I've just discovered this series (yeah, I know) and I'm sad I'm late but glad I found it.
'I don't see any iris doors' says Jingles right as he passes an iris in the vent shaft. Never change Jingles.
Jingles is dead, no Mingles with Jingles in Monday.
Bahahaha 6:20....over and out.... irked the hell out of me too Jingles!!
I finished the game today. Surprise ending, puzzles where allot tougher towards the end and it took me several tries to finish the final one. But, I very much enjoyed it. Thanks for introducing it to me.
Jingles.... Your seeing open fans, on a section of piping, that is limited to one section of the facility. Yes, ventilation between compartments is quite vital. However, you're right. Having valves between compartments means that the ventilation piping, needs to have a secondary route, around the section that will be closed off. So either there is a centralised ventilation channel, which branches off at each section, or option two, you have one giant long pipe, which brings up the above problem. Where once you close off one section, following sections along the line are disconnected. Hence the need for a secondary pipe that would "go around"
In the case of the second, single pipe edition, yes, all those fan vents, would need their own iris, or hydrolic hatch closure. So that the pipe itself does not need to be closed, and the pipe does not need to be "broken" like a power circuit.
Personally, I believe it's a centralised ventilation network, with each section having its own pipe, connected by a hatch to a main pipe. Otherwise, yes. Your concern is very valid...
I just referred a couple of friends to your "Cold Waters" videos, one of them is playing it and he loves it.
9:08
You're right, there are iris valves and you just didn't see them because you weren't looking straight ahead as you went, so when you were turning around and stuff you didn't see the iris valves open for your ASE. But if you pay close attention at about the linked time, you can see the hologram silhouette of one of the opened ones through the walls of the pipes.
As an old Royal Canadian Armoured Corps soldier, I concur with Jingles. At the end of a radio-telephone conversation, you just say "Out."
"how do I power the airlock?" (fresh battery to his left) Jingles looks right. Oh don't ever change.
And this is why we love Jingles! I don't even have to explain it.
Lol, oh I'm glad it bugs you too jingles, about the over and out at the end of a message. I was thinking the exact same thing, when you started to explain how it makes no sense. ;o)
knows the o2 gives 30 seconds, uses it after 5
Jingles, I don't know if you're actually so good that you know how to survive but chose to die and give us this "oh my god I'm so bad" or if you actually are one smart bloke but go daft every now and then... Either way it means you're beyond awesomely amazing and its why I adore you
*groans in disbelief* Jingles, you switch back to the ASE and turn the thing back on after you walk past the powered down cables....you almost had it.
14:01 - That frightened ASE, bless him (it?). So cute.
Probably a her. I heard it is a new version of Amazon's Alexa.
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In pretty sure you can use the ase unit to turn the power back on jingles.
This is fascinating. But also, YOU DIDN'T EXPLORE! ARGH! Love it anyway, Jingles. Keep up the good work.
That little robot looks suspiciously like an Aperture Science personality core.
Space core got his wish
The little ASE unit somehow has personality and I love it.
Jingles,
As an old soldier, thanks for addressing the ‘over and out’ it winds me up too
So true about over and OUT, Standing Bye at ending radio Message Dose same thing to me Jingles
Use the ASE to turn the power back on when your in the airlock ya silly Git. LOL
That problem took me a while, and to be honest, until you mentioned it, I hadn't realised that one of the switches affected three lights rather than two (so I suppose I was lucky with the state that they were in when I started to figure out the problem).
Also, I believe the UK rail network took about 20 years (and a number of fatal accidents) to go to a system that would automatically slow or stop trains when a problem was detected, rather than just warn of the problem. The reason was purely down to cost.
Play the Game myself or just be patient and watch you struggle through it. Well, here i am ;)
What this series needs is an Alien lurking around in the background. Jingles sounds too calm.
I heard that the "over and out" thing started in Hollywood because originally they were provided with a list of radio terminology, and on it was written "over/out" (as in choose over or out). However, they weren't clear on what was meant, so they had to try and interpret it, and came to the conclusion that OVER meant the message was over and OUT meant they were done transmitting. The second part of what OVER means, that a response is necessary, was completely lost. Since this makes sense from a purely vocabulary perspective, it quickly became "over and out".
There was an on off switch in the airlock
Also love the vids wished you uploaded more of this game I really wanna know what happened!!
Looking forward to next week because that's where I'm stuck. Go Jingles!
Great job Jingles, love the content
I don't know why, but this is easily my favorite playthrough atm to watch on youtube.
Oh really Jingles?
Come on, you're not that stupid, aren't you? :-D
That little puzzle at the end. It was clearly to easy for our mastermind the Gnome Overlord, right? ;)
Looking forward to next week ^^
Jingles, I totally agree about proper radio discipline!
Hey Jingles, I'm starting to think you should be playing Kerbal for us, that way comedy lies I assure you.
I was going to sugguest it myself, seeing that Jingles has had an appetite for space games recently. Kerbal Space Program 2 is scheduled for 2020, so come on Jingles, give it a try.
Have the ASE at the airlock battery/switch as you had it at the end of the video.
Use ASE panel to power the airlock down.
Move your character into the airlock.
Switch back to ASE and power the airlock up again.
Go back to your character already inside the airlock and pressurize.
Why I had a strange feeling of Dead space when the video started¿? the ambient sounds gave me chills.
BTW jingles ffs XDD you had Oxigen boxes there...
"Over and out" makes sense. It's "I finished transmission, have nothing to add, just awaiting acknowledge." - last message from this side, but reception still active, you go out once you finish. "Alpha to Bravo, you're free to fire. Alpha over and out." "Bravo to Alpha, got it, Bravo out."
Of course if there is no acknowledgement follow-up this is kinda broken.
That's just not how radio protocol works. You either say over, if you need any acknowledgment or answer or you say out if you're done. If anybody else has to say anything, they can do so after you're through. It would be rude in a conversation, but you want to make sure everyone who's got anything important to say knows when they can jump in. Unless it's an emergency, for which there are ways to interrupt anyone.
Easy Jingles my man! Power of the airlock with the ASE, enter the airlock and then power it on again with the ASE with you inside :)
I do like this game so far :) I do enjoy a good puzzle game :)
14:40 more on point... How big of a coincidence was it, that the mono-rail stopped precisely at the station dock after the brakes were pulled?
Hey Jingles love your vids. I have been playing this as well and I am beyond the point this vid was about. You need to make sure you get all the ASE holographs. You missed a couple back in Copernicus that would have helped you understand much more about what happened. You aren't far off but it would have told you the reason Outpost one was shut down too. You should take a bit more time exploring for all the clues. Just a suggestion. :) Looking forward to the next one already.
* holy shit jingles get it together, turn the airlock off, get in, turn it back on *
(4:00) Frank was one of the two guys in that recording from earlier (0:55).
(6:00) My understanding is a little different. "Over" isn't in much use these days, of course, since it's needed for "push to talk" radios that mean you can't speak and listen at the same time. "Over" means you have finished speaking and released the "push to talk" button. "Out" means the conversation is over, and you're no longer listening. "Over and out" is over kill, but if there are multiple parties to the conversation, it could mean that you're done speaking, and you're leaving the conversation, but other participants can continue.
"Over" technically means that a response is required though. "Over og ut" is a well established expression in the Norwegian language too, and listed as originating from radiocommunications in an academic dictionary, with a work of fiction as source. The only sort-of-official text I've found so far on prowords for radiocommunication in Norwegian listed "slutt" (end) as the proword used to end the conversation.
I hope Jingles isn’t afraid of the dark. Otherwise turning off lights at the evening would always set him into a deep “there will never be light again” panic :kappa:
It’s an on-off switch at the end you old gnome
OMG thank you about the over and out! They spend all this money to make everything so real I wish they would take two seconds to talk to ANY vet who could set them straight. It's sooo irritating.
JINGLES... NOOOOOOOOOO... :P So close... and still so far away!
The moment you froze coming out of the monorail is where your character died. The rest of it was just the motions of getting to where the body fell...
jingles. the ase turned off the airlock and the power cables so you could get in. go in, then have the ase hit that control again to turn it on once you are safely in. cycle the lock.
You know it's jingles when he already solved the puzzle and just just the last most obvious step is left but jingles doesn't find it
thank you for saying that Jingles, about over and out. I can't stand that myself.
Jingles missed the suit clue
Jingles figured out how to use the ASE, but didn't figure out he had to reverse the action
As Flambass would say SPECHUL!
Once in the airlock, interact with your AI again to turn the power back on. Once you have air, interact with it again and bring it to the iris hatch and bring it to you that way.
In the monorail sequence you can see the ASE freak out.
yes jingles we here you Over and Out. lol
Liking this jingles 👍🏻
@The Might Jingles: It is an American custom in radio operation to say that. Since America makes so many movies that use this it just perpetuates the incorrectness.
the over and out bit
A.) THere were two more oxygent boxes, one above the power place, and one inside the power place.
B.) once you turned the power off, you had to go back to the ASE to turn the power back on again.
Switch out the battery. Use the ASE to turn of the power. Enter airlock. Use ASE to turn the power back on again. Activate airlock.
I am now hoarse because screaming at the screen did that to my voice :P
There was spare oxigen next to power source and you were suppose to power up the airlock with the drone after you enter... Hilarious
Just to let you know, you have a health bar........
And yeah, that gate puzzle had me stumped for quite a bit, lots of button bashing and swearing.
And no, the Indiana Jones railride does not give you loads of time...... I spammed the F key like a nutter just because my timing was terrible......
It's not immediately obvious but on your backpack, that yellow arrow is one end of your health bar, the slightly grey/white bar to it's left is the rest of it. And since you just ran into the dangling wires, you should have noticed it's appearance.....
As to to the solution to the airlock puzzle.......
Change the battery, don't turn off the power with the drone.
Move character to the case containing the air, use it if you need to. Also search about the lockers, you should find more air in them.
Use the drone to switch off the power, move character past wires and next to airlock switch
Use drove to switch on power, use character to cycle airlock...... easy.
And yes, I am a lot further on in the game, really enjoying it, even if it is a bit on the rails so to speak. I'll not spoil it for you but....... there's a timed event that is made easier with careful jumping in zero g...... not saying anything more than that.
Once you are inside where the airlock should be, go back to the ASE unit controls and use it to turn the airlock back on. There is likely a way to then navigate the ASE back to you.
Love this series
I liked because the rant in over and out, it ticks me off too
Did you consider you know turning the airlock back on once you were safely past the power cables perhaps?
Yup, sudden malfunction of main character at the end of vid... Jingles landing in space xD No one hear your weep xD
Radio operator Jingles makes an appearance
Getting SOMA vibes from this. I would kind of like Jingles to take a look at that game, because it's relatively light on the horror (compared to something like Alien Isolation) and features this same sort of story.
Jingles its simple really, turn off the power, go in, then turn the power back on with the ASE while your inside
18 and a half minutes of missing conversation?
Nixon would love it.
You forgot to add this one to the casual Saturday Play list
They want the helium "in place" (out of sight) so no one can say "we're not low on helium"...
In Dutch we actually do say "over en uit" which translates to over and out. :P
Thanks Jingles, I've always wanted to be bald :)
LOL The jingles is real. WOw
Thanks Jingles, the "over and out" thing pisses me off too: it's Hollywood speak.
maybe what went wrong is that they trusted the reincarnation of Jingles to turn some device on
You say "over and out" to signify that you are done with the conversation but if the other person wants to say something you are still listening. If you want to say "I´m done and I´m not listening any more" you just say "out". If you don´t say over and out and the person talking to you wants to say something after you say "out" they have to go "Breaker Breaker" and that´s a pain in the ass. :)
Jingles, the answer is so bloody obvious, a brick in a sock would be considered subtle... 😏
Iris vent covers? People missing?....XENOMORPHS!!!!! RUUUUUUN!!!!!
Thank you for bring up the bad ratel! Glad I'm not he only one.
Use the Ase to re power the airlock once your past the power cables. Simple.
if your robot thing can turn it off it can also turn in on. don't ever change !!!
3:33 that mission log, is that TimesNewRoman 12 1,5 ? that's more like Ms.power point than an mission log lol.
Aliens, just saying, while this feels like a horror mystery movie, I think aliens might be involved if only slightly.
Over and out jingles! Please help him see this😝