for those of you that didnt know, the orbit glitch he is using rqures you to go out of the solar system's reach and return. he talked about this in one of his other 'CSAGCs"(cool sights and glitches compilation)
thanks, yeah was really annoyed he brought so much attention to this glitch in the video and all the strange behaviors it can cause, then literally doesn't explain a single thing about how the glitch is done.
if nothing else, this is an EXCELLENT example of the scale in this game. you don't really understand how massive giant's deep is till you see half of another planet that feels really big just IN the atmosphere, not even touchin the water
seriously, i always thought brittle hollow was not much smaller than giant's deep and yet it can fit snugly inside giant's deep's atmosphere without even touching the ocean. I guess that just shows how much they were able to fit inside brittle hollow
@@zzodysseuszz giant's deep felt small to you because it is small in actuality. it just looks big because of the giant outer layer of gas. now i wonder how big other planets are compared to giant's deep's ocean. i might be wrong about what i wrote above. im just assuming the gas layer makes the whole planet huge
@@kr_ykoo to be fair every planet are extremely small for example most planets are like 8-10 km away. The moon in real life is 384,400 km! So it means all planets would really be a couple of km wide
The first time I ever used the projection pools to peer into the Probe Tracking Module, there was a violent impact and instant death. I thought I'd done something wrong. My best guess now is that one of the islands actually flew into the probe cannon.
Oh wow, I wonder if it's possible for the interloper to come into contact with Dark Bramble so perfectly that it falls inside?! Bet the fishies would get a shock!
I accidentally caused a floating point glitch while getting the 'It Was Worth A Shot' achievement. I checked back at the map to see how much longer I had vibing about 15000 km away from the solar system or so; and suddenly... all hell broke loose with the orbits. All the text was wonky; Brittle Hollow was the closest planet to the sun, Dark Bramble and the Hourglass Twins were in the same orbit; Timber Hearth was vibing where Brittle Hollow should've been, the Interloper was just *gone* (though this could've been gone in the normal way); and Giant's Deep was far out. It then proceeded to get worse. I realised the Hourglass Twin's orbit with *each other* was going off the rails, they fused into one and Ember Twin was now siphoning sand from the depths of space. Brittle Hollow's pieces stopped falling into the black hole, and decided to detach and become new moons instead. The Attlerock merged with Timber Hearth; Giant's Deep and the Hourglass Twins got set on a collision course and became one before Ash Twin decided it was now Giant's Deep's moon and ditched Ember Twin (scandalous). In the end; every planet started slowly cycling in towards the sun - except Timber Hearth, which escaped the supernova!!! I consider this my true ending accordingly because I saved all the Hearthians from the supernova (and doomed them all to freezing to death, but eh, you win some you lose some). It was wild.
Secret ending: Through physics and reality bending & breaking methods, you saved most of the Hearthian species from the Supernova, however your species will need to evolve or develop to survive as there is no longer a sun to shine upon timber hearth to keep it warm.
Some of these things, like Brittle Hollow and Giant's Deep sharing atmospheres, would be really cool to see as an actual "planet". That's the wild sort of stuff you'd expect out of Outer Wilds!
Funny thought: Since water temporarily disables Ghost Matter pockets (under normal circumstances, you can only experience this in the tunnel on Gabbro's Island), you could technically swim through the entirety of the Interloper interior just fine while it's drowning in Giant's Deep (though you would've only been able to enter while near the sun, making the glitch setup even harder)...
duuuude this is so cool!! seeing the Interloper as an iceberg and Brittle Hollow just passing through... surreal af. Really makes you appreciate both the scale of these planets and how the physics of it all works, not to mention keeping all these moving pieces in memory to the point that they can occupy the same space... wild! Thanks for documenting!
"So uh, bad news and good news, Hornfels. Bad news: The sun's going to explode and wipe out our solar system" "H-Hatchling..!?" "Good news, the interloper's gonna hit our planet first, and I'm having the time of my life riding it there. See you in a few seconds...!"
The last time I was on Giant’s Deep, an island landed on top of the island I had landed on, destroying my ship and merging the zero-gravity bridge with Gabbro’s hammock spot. I was trying to show my girlfriend how to play lol
I wonder what happens if a piece of brittle hollow breaks off while that piece is close to Giants Deep. Will the piece get sucked into the black hole as usual, or will the piece fall toward Giants Deep into the water?
Love the Interloper on Giant's Deep, I sincerely clicked on your Reddit post expecting a real Outer Wilds iceberg post and cracked up upon seeing this.
I also kind of had an instance where a giant deep Biddle hollow and Biddle’s lantern we’re like in the same orbit you can see all three planets almost colliding with each other.
I went to a distance of 4000+km from the Sun and saw the Interloper crash into Giant's Deep on the map view (like what happens in 2:54) and started to mysteriously rise. The Sun went supernova and the comet survived... until the supernova hit it, of course. Still, it was really cool!
i just recently finished outer wilds and have been loving all this content for it i literally have never seen on youtube, but your videos have been some of the ones to stand out. thank you for giving me some more things to learn about this game i've gone through so much of
The interloper crashing into timber hearth managed to happen to me naturally when I was investigating the dark bramble seed there and it completely caught me off guard.
Nice video! I like when you were riding the interloper and then it smushed you into Timber Hearth. Also it was cool seeing it on Giants Deep like some sort of new island
One time I tp’d to the twins when they were touching each other and turned on invulnerability, then had fun with the weird gravity as I walked from one planet to the next.
We have to find out if the interloper get teleported to the white hole if it goes into brittle hollow's black hole. Pretty sure it's not but it would be dope.
It might also be cool to see if giant’s deep clouds peek through into the inside of brittle hollow when they intersect, if you could get them to do that again
I wanna know what you think if this. I went to the quantum moon around the hour glass twins and the interloper came and crashed into it almost killing me.
I remember one time I was on my second ever flight to the quantum moon (giants deep version). I carefully landed and everything and then the bramble Island just said "Nope." THEN proceeded to pull me out of the quantum moon, the branches getting stuck in the ship and it pulled me back down onto giants deep. This game is wild.
I think I got this glitch once, where I chilled out with my other me inside the ATP, and slowly but surely the rotating ring started to phase through ash twins hull, I attached a scout and saw that it even went outside of ash twin half way before the sun exploded
At 4:37 I'm assuming that once the interloper stops on GD the interaction physics are frozen and then it's not the interloper flying up but GD continuing its orbit down and away from it.
I got 2 clips on my twitch channel where u can see 2 islands of giants deep colliding, this happen to me the first time i visit the statue workshop, that was a very strange vision and a big misunderstanding for me 😂
I wonder what would happen if a moon shot from Brittle Hollow got into Giant's Deep? Would it somehow go below the surface? Would it sit in the water? Would it pull an Interloper and just peace out? Who knows
Naw. They dont have collision on. Also , only our ship and us can enter those holes. Nothing else coded will enter. Itll just go straight through it. I couldnt even egt a nomai shuttle in there(after flying it through a hole on bramble)
That's cool, but what is the bug you're talking about ? I mean how do you trigger it ? because I only see the consequences in the video, not what is the bug that allow those. Is it in an other video ?
I dont understand this comment. Giants deep isnt moving away from the interloper. And the interloper isnt locked in space. But yes. The interloper is on giants deep and giants deep is continuing on its orbit.
My first time playing and going to giants deep two islands collided and I got slowly crushed between them because one of then on the statue island and I was in it
if you skip the statue sync(so the loop isnt active) and leave the solar system for a really long time. Like , very very far. When you come back they get all wonky if youve done it right.
I sort of explain it in the video. You just take off and leave the solar system. Go really far away. Like, so far you cant see yourself on the map. the game starts having zero point error glitches and the solar system gets all wonky.
I subscribed because 7000 is a pretty big number. I could deny it if I liked; I could deny anything if I liked, but 7000 is and always has been a pretty big number.
But if the orbits weren't hard-coded, why does the OPC behave in the way it does when it's within the atmosphere? If gravity was truly being simulated on these objects accurately, Giants Deep would not allow it to just fly away like that. This strongly suggests some developer-interference of its movements, which likely explains why the Interloper just starts floating away too. Also could you go into how you actually made this glitch happen? What actions/events do you need to take to break the preconfigured orbits?
just cause it flew through the atmosphere doesnt mean it'd just lose all horizontal velocity. You can see for your own eyes the orbits arent hard coded. They are changing like crazy. Though planets do have collision turned off for most objects. So im guessing thats how the opc maintains orbit. Its technically not colliding with that stuff. The glitch works best with skipping the statue sync. Then you fly very far away from the solar system. To get the interloper off course I had to fly around 2000km per second away from the solar system until the loop was just about to end. Mods allowed me to get back in time to experience it.
I finally played outer wilds a few months ago and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It’s such an incredible experience and I’m glad you’re still here making content about this insanely interesting game. Props to you, Lore Explorer! 🪐
for those of you that didnt know, the orbit glitch he is using rqures you to go out of the solar system's reach and return. he talked about this in one of his other 'CSAGCs"(cool sights and glitches compilation)
link for the lazy?
@@RamkrishanYT th-cam.com/video/t2DvH8Wf7-M/w-d-xo.html
If ur impatient (no offense) look for a map when scrolling through but I don’t suggest it bc the video is cool as the title implies
Yooooo
thanks, yeah was really annoyed he brought so much attention to this glitch in the video and all the strange behaviors it can cause, then literally doesn't explain a single thing about how the glitch is done.
5:20
Riebeck gotta be at least a little terrified, while Gabbro sees and just says "Oh, cool."
Gabbro casually waving at Riebeck while Riebeck is just absolutely losing his mind lol
if nothing else, this is an EXCELLENT example of the scale in this game. you don't really understand how massive giant's deep is till you see half of another planet that feels really big just IN the atmosphere, not even touchin the water
seriously, i always thought brittle hollow was not much smaller than giant's deep and yet it can fit snugly inside giant's deep's atmosphere without even touching the ocean. I guess that just shows how much they were able to fit inside brittle hollow
Giants deep doesn’t even feel that big. Most of the planets In this game don’t feel big, in fact, they all feel really small.
@@zzodysseuszz giant's deep felt small to you because it is small in actuality. it just looks big because of the giant outer layer of gas. now i wonder how big other planets are compared to giant's deep's ocean. i might be wrong about what i wrote above. im just assuming the gas layer makes the whole planet huge
@@kr_ykoo to be fair every planet are extremely small for example most planets are like 8-10 km away. The moon in real life is 384,400 km! So it means all planets would really be a couple of km wide
With Brittle Hollow brushing against Giant's Deep Riebeck could finally visit another planet without the unnecessary dangers of spaceflight!
Now he’ll have the unnecessary dangers of planet collisions
@@begginersforbegginers5033 and anglerfish
now he'll be launched into space every 5 minutes
at least he has a buddy to talk to
The Interloper makes a really cool iceberg.
An iceberg with rocks on the bottom 😅
it is the true outer wilds iceberg
4:36 the interloper's hitbox(?) might be getting somehow caught in tornadoes because it's so big.
Imagine how cool it would be if they explored this concept in the DLC. Collisions with unpredictable outcomes seem like they could so much fun
!!!DLC SPOILERS!!!
One of the main mechanics of the DLC was abusing glitches in the simulation so yeah you were kinda right lol
Spoilers
Once the dam breaks, a lot of objects break free and start crashing into each other, so I'd say that they sorta did
@@Greenpixel16 thats true, but i wish it was seen on a larger scale. the dam area is contained in one planet
@@narwhalguy3829 it was still cool though
The first time I ever used the projection pools to peer into the Probe Tracking Module, there was a violent impact and instant death. I thought I'd done something wrong. My best guess now is that one of the islands actually flew into the probe cannon.
@Juicebox I was talking with Gabbro once and just died out of sudden. I'm pretty sure another island fell on us, which is pretty rare too.
@juicebox6124Maybe the probe getting fired at the ship on Timber Hearth is rarer, but surprisingly, two people uploaded footage of it.
Oh wow, I wonder if it's possible for the interloper to come into contact with Dark Bramble so perfectly that it falls inside?! Bet the fishies would get a shock!
Brittle Hollow inside Giants deep has to be the coolest thing you've shown yet!
that's a weird phrase to be said if you see it in other ways, but okay
I accidentally caused a floating point glitch while getting the 'It Was Worth A Shot' achievement.
I checked back at the map to see how much longer I had vibing about 15000 km away from the solar system or so; and suddenly... all hell broke loose with the orbits.
All the text was wonky; Brittle Hollow was the closest planet to the sun, Dark Bramble and the Hourglass Twins were in the same orbit; Timber Hearth was vibing where Brittle Hollow should've been, the Interloper was just *gone* (though this could've been gone in the normal way); and Giant's Deep was far out.
It then proceeded to get worse. I realised the Hourglass Twin's orbit with *each other* was going off the rails, they fused into one and Ember Twin was now siphoning sand from the depths of space.
Brittle Hollow's pieces stopped falling into the black hole, and decided to detach and become new moons instead.
The Attlerock merged with Timber Hearth; Giant's Deep and the Hourglass Twins got set on a collision course and became one before Ash Twin decided it was now Giant's Deep's moon and ditched Ember Twin (scandalous).
In the end; every planet started slowly cycling in towards the sun - except Timber Hearth, which escaped the supernova!!! I consider this my true ending accordingly because I saved all the Hearthians from the supernova (and doomed them all to freezing to death, but eh, you win some you lose some). It was wild.
Secret ending:
Through physics and reality bending & breaking methods, you saved most of the Hearthian species from the Supernova, however your species will need to evolve or develop to survive as there is no longer a sun to shine upon timber hearth to keep it warm.
Some of these things, like Brittle Hollow and Giant's Deep sharing atmospheres, would be really cool to see as an actual "planet". That's the wild sort of stuff you'd expect out of Outer Wilds!
Funny thought: Since water temporarily disables Ghost Matter pockets (under normal circumstances, you can only experience this in the tunnel on Gabbro's Island), you could technically swim through the entirety of the Interloper interior just fine while it's drowning in Giant's Deep (though you would've only been able to enter while near the sun, making the glitch setup even harder)...
duuuude this is so cool!! seeing the Interloper as an iceberg and Brittle Hollow just passing through... surreal af. Really makes you appreciate both the scale of these planets and how the physics of it all works, not to mention keeping all these moving pieces in memory to the point that they can occupy the same space... wild! Thanks for documenting!
"So uh, bad news and good news, Hornfels. Bad news: The sun's going to explode and wipe out our solar system"
"H-Hatchling..!?"
"Good news, the interloper's gonna hit our planet first, and I'm having the time of my life riding it there. See you in a few seconds...!"
Shocking to realize how large giants deep is
The last time I was on Giant’s Deep, an island landed on top of the island I had landed on, destroying my ship and merging the zero-gravity bridge with Gabbro’s hammock spot. I was trying to show my girlfriend how to play lol
This gives me a feeling of cosmic horror.
Like videos of looking into the sky to see a huge gas giant above you.
Can’t wait for one of these from the DLC. Oh my, how exciting!
I wonder what happens if a piece of brittle hollow breaks off while that piece is close to Giants Deep. Will the piece get sucked into the black hole as usual, or will the piece fall toward Giants Deep into the water?
the interloper is literally the funniest thing ive seen thats wiped out an entire clan
Love the Interloper on Giant's Deep, I sincerely clicked on your Reddit post expecting a real Outer Wilds iceberg post and cracked up upon seeing this.
Yep! And now if i ever want to jump on the "this games iceberg" trend then ill have a perfect thumbnail! Thanks apple!
I also kind of had an instance where a giant deep Biddle hollow and Biddle’s lantern we’re like in the same orbit you can see all three planets almost colliding with each other.
I hope that your channel gets more attention when the dlc gets released, also you should try speedrunning outer wilds 😀
I went to a distance of 4000+km from the Sun and saw the Interloper crash into Giant's Deep on the map view (like what happens in 2:54) and started to mysteriously rise. The Sun went supernova and the comet survived... until the supernova hit it, of course. Still, it was really cool!
i just recently finished outer wilds and have been loving all this content for it i literally have never seen on youtube, but your videos have been some of the ones to stand out. thank you for giving me some more things to learn about this game i've gone through so much of
@@cirava you’re very much welcome.
The interloper crashing into timber hearth managed to happen to me naturally when I was investigating the dark bramble seed there and it completely caught me off guard.
Thats crazy. You didnt leave the solar system before that? Maybe it collided with quantum moon somewhere!
@@TheLoreExplorer
Is it possible for the interloper to land on the quantum moon?
Nice video! I like when you were riding the interloper and then it smushed you into Timber Hearth. Also it was cool seeing it on Giants Deep like some sort of new island
Glad to see you still going strong on TH-cam!
One time I tp’d to the twins when they were touching each other and turned on invulnerability, then had fun with the weird gravity as I walked from one planet to the next.
You should do a tutorial of how to do this glitch.
We have to find out if the interloper get teleported to the white hole if it goes into brittle hollow's black hole.
Pretty sure it's not but it would be dope.
Whoa I wonder if the game started applying the island floating physics to The Interloper.
Wow, that's coool! I wonder if you go far enough, you can get all of the planets to get inside of each other
woohoo! here before this blows up like the sun!
I just saw a video that said that the location of inside of dark bramble is actually located 20km below the sun. Is this true?
Gameplay mechanics wise, yes. Lore wise, no.
The interloper isn’t flying away,giants deep is going in its orbit
3:04 I actually died to a trajectory like this yesterday
It might also be cool to see if giant’s deep clouds peek through into the inside of brittle hollow when they intersect, if you could get them to do that again
I wanna know what you think if this.
I went to the quantum moon around the hour glass twins and the interloper came and crashed into it almost killing me.
I remember one time I was on my second ever flight to the quantum moon (giants deep version). I carefully landed and everything and then the bramble Island just said "Nope." THEN proceeded to pull me out of the quantum moon, the branches getting stuck in the ship and it pulled me back down onto giants deep.
This game is wild.
I think I got this glitch once, where I chilled out with my other me inside the ATP, and slowly but surely the rotating ring started to phase through ash twins hull, I attached a scout and saw that it even went outside of ash twin half way before the sun exploded
Every video he posts brings a smile to my face
when i was doing the run away from the solar system ending, alterrock had entered the sun and then exited like nothing happened
Imagine if the interloper crashed into
SPOILERS
the strangers window
Looks like the interloper was picked up by the storm.
3:57 my worst nightmare
At 4:37 I'm assuming that once the interloper stops on GD the interaction physics are frozen and then it's not the interloper flying up but GD continuing its orbit down and away from it.
That would make sense considering the interloper was just about to run out of its time until it’s meant to crash into the sun
Dunk hollow's lantern into Giants deep's ocean to save brittle hollow lol
coming from reddit
Giant's Deep: mmmm Yum!
2:52
you should get all the planets to hit brittle hollow, or the interloper. and see if they break thru the crust
oh hell yeah new cool sights!
Awesome footage!
Thank you very much!
I got 2 clips on my twitch channel where u can see 2 islands of giants deep colliding, this happen to me the first time i visit the statue workshop, that was a very strange vision and a big misunderstanding for me 😂
It would be interesting to try using the gravity cannon while it's in Giant's Deep's atmosphere.
I wonder what would happen if a moon shot from Brittle Hollow got into Giant's Deep? Would it somehow go below the surface? Would it sit in the water? Would it pull an Interloper and just peace out? Who knows
I saw one in the alpha and it was just floating in the ocean, it was pretty neat to see!!!
@@TheLoreExplorer Really? Well there's our answer, thanks for clearing that up man
wonder if you can get the interloper to fly INTO darkbramble, through its funny holes
Naw. They dont have collision on. Also , only our ship and us can enter those holes. Nothing else coded will enter. Itll just go straight through it. I couldnt even egt a nomai shuttle in there(after flying it through a hole on bramble)
@@TheLoreExplorer F
Here's a question: can Hollow's Lantern cause the interloper's ice crust to melt?
Off topic but while watching this i sent my ship into perfect orbit outside the sun and now am stranded in space pls send help
That's cool, but what is the bug you're talking about ?
I mean how do you trigger it ? because I only see the consequences in the video, not what is the bug that allow those.
Is it in an other video ?
Are you sure it’s not giant’s deep moving away from the interloper, like the interloper is locked in space but giants deep keeps going on it’s orbit?
I dont understand this comment. Giants deep isnt moving away from the interloper. And the interloper isnt locked in space. But yes. The interloper is on giants deep and giants deep is continuing on its orbit.
I always wanted to know what happens when the probe collides with dark bramble, if it can go in.
Anybody knows?
Amazing
Wait the orbital launch probe had a landing pad?!?
Yes! They had good pilots!
So, hold on, did they program you to die if you are riding any body that impacts any other body?
Youd usually die by impacting the planet as the other body clips through it. But its not something they programmed in specifically for that scenario
Can a planet go through brittle hollows black hole?
My first time playing and going to giants deep two islands collided and I got slowly crushed between them because one of then on the statue island and I was in it
I finished outer wilds yesterday. Wow….
ok now here me out: could one of the islands fly out of giants deep and land on brittle hollow with this glitch?
How do you make the planet change orbit?
if you skip the statue sync(so the loop isnt active) and leave the solar system for a really long time. Like , very very far. When you come back they get all wonky if youve done it right.
So not even a no-interaction setting on the interloper can bypass Giants Deep's current huh
nope. But a nomai shuttle can sometimes lol
How do we learn this power?
Can you try and crash multiple planets together?
Where can I see more of this glitch?
I’m not sure tbh. If you’re on pc you can replicate it yourself!
What exactly is the glitch that allows this?
I sort of explain it in the video. You just take off and leave the solar system. Go really far away. Like, so far you cant see yourself on the map. the game starts having zero point error glitches and the solar system gets all wonky.
he also says it in the one he discovered it in
@@smithbrosgaming6448 I definitely must have missed that video, because I cannot remember having heard of this specific glitch before.
@@centurosproductions8827 well that’s ok I believe it was no. 7 or 6
Giant's deep is a big planet is like 1 km
2km actually lol. I measured them all. Surprisingly dark bramble is a whopping 1.6km
Oh
But great video
Thanks bud. Glad you enjoyed it.
I subscribed because 7000 is a pretty big number. I could deny it if I liked; I could deny anything if I liked, but 7000 is and always has been a pretty big number.
Thanks Tad. I appreciate it!
Train of gains
But if the orbits weren't hard-coded, why does the OPC behave in the way it does when it's within the atmosphere? If gravity was truly being simulated on these objects accurately, Giants Deep would not allow it to just fly away like that. This strongly suggests some developer-interference of its movements, which likely explains why the Interloper just starts floating away too.
Also could you go into how you actually made this glitch happen? What actions/events do you need to take to break the preconfigured orbits?
just cause it flew through the atmosphere doesnt mean it'd just lose all horizontal velocity. You can see for your own eyes the orbits arent hard coded. They are changing like crazy. Though planets do have collision turned off for most objects. So im guessing thats how the opc maintains orbit. Its technically not colliding with that stuff. The glitch works best with skipping the statue sync. Then you fly very far away from the solar system. To get the interloper off course I had to fly around 2000km per second away from the solar system until the loop was just about to end. Mods allowed me to get back in time to experience it.
The description apparently is in one of the other videos of this series. According to another comment at least
It would be helpful if you explained the glitch in this video so we don't have to find a link in the comments to where you do explain it
How are you able to teleport?
Mods.
@@TheLoreExplorer makes sense!
You forgot to mention what game it is. This video way in my recommended, and I have never seen those textures. I have no idea what game it is.
It’s a game called outer wilds!(Different from outer worlds) I suppose the channel is a dead giveaway but I think it’s an excellent game!
how do you cause this glitch?
leave the solar system and go really far away. Then come back to chaos. Its way easier with mods cause the distance you need to go takes a long time.
Here’s the link to the video he discovered it in: th-cam.com/video/t2DvH8Wf7-M/w-d-xo.html (yes it’s real)
I finished OW a while ago but lately I've been missing it. Time to buy Xbox game pass🤠
I'm like 1000
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I finally played outer wilds a few months ago and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It’s such an incredible experience and I’m glad you’re still here making content about this insanely interesting game. Props to you, Lore Explorer! 🪐