> be hatchling > fly into camp at breakneck speed > jump out of ship and immediately fall asleep for 14 and a half minutes > leave without further explanation gigachad
It's only just now that I'm realizing why they kill themselves in a fire for seemingly no reason, because otherwise Slate will be all "What the hell you didn't get the launch codes??" Instead the lingering temporal trauma of you burning yourself to death in front of them makes them Utterly silent.
Actually, it's probably more universes destroyed, since the death of the universe is implied to accelerate whenever a consciousness observer observes the Eye of the Universe. The DLC even backs this up.
@@Schneeregen_ It's actually really hard to say whether that's true, as time inside the Eye doesn't necessarily have anything to do with time outside of it. You could have exited the Eye for the new big bang _before_ your original universe had even existed.
Assuming that you completed the game once you should have created one more universe then you destroyed because of the one you actually managed to beat the game on.
@@Schneeregen_ This isn't how I interpret what we see. Spoiler warning, I guess When we enter the blue sphere, we are teleported to space, and see that sphere. Then, it explodes into a brilliant white ball that rushes towards us like the supernova has countless times before. When the explosion first occurs, it destroys the HUD of our suit, cracking our visor. Then, when it touches us, we hear the same burn sound that we hear when the supernova would. This immensely hot explosion obviously destroys anything it would touch. And, given that this is a Big Bang, would certainly destroy anything else it touched as it expanded. Most plausibly, the Owlks see this explosion and its consequences, such a thing would destroy the universe. And that such a thing would happen by observing the Eye, as we inevitably do, and it appears the Owlk is reaching out to do. The Eye itself is clearly outside of linear time, and has a weird relationship with space. What's more, the time scales we see progression happen are clearly highly shortened for the OW universe. The Hearthians evolved from amphibians to sentient creatures in under 300,000 years. That's about as long as modern humans specifically have been around, and we aren't that different from our ancestors prior. The sun goes from a main sequence to a giant in 22 minutes. It's much more likely that grand scales are simply much smaller in the OW universe, and the reason why the universe collapses isn't because of the Nomai, Owlks, and Hearthians indirectly observing the eye but instead because this universe itself merely lives small and short.
However, it's quite possible that the spacetime ending destroys two universes in a trans-time multiverse. How a perspective outside time would see the time-bending effects of the Ash Twin project and wormhole tech generally, as well as the fact that these violations of linear time only break spacetime when there is a closed-loop violation, would raise some interesting hypotheses.
You have to die twice in order to wait near a campfire. In a recent update you are allowed to do so after a cut scene with statue (afaik) so it's no longer necessary
Why do people always kill themselves twice at the start? I get the first time obviously to start up the looping and restart the loop, but is something specifically triggered after dying twice?
@@autumnson It's to get the option to sleep by the campfire. It only gives you that option after dying twice, though according to some this may have been updated later.
It's the latest we can enter. It takes roughly 2 minutes 20 seconds for the warp window to align again and at that point the sun is engulfing the Twins
People are speedrunning the stanley parable. In what world would a game with a gameplay as rich as outer wilds not have speedruns? Like yeah, the main focus of the game is the discovery and exploration. But all the space simulation stuff are incredibly enjoyable in their own right! You can just open the game now and mess around in that simulated universe and have fun even without any objectives.
1. Because this is a suitless subcategory, putting it on would invalid the run. 2. There's no easy way to suitlessly enter the high energy lab and live long enough to not sufficate. Not that it's impossible but it'd be very difficult doing so suitless
@@cosmiclikesminecraft There's a way to carry the scout along with you by firing the scout from the ship onto a scroll wall and taking out the scroll, you can even destroy spacetime with it if you place the scout and the scroll just right, the problem is getting into the HEL and having oxygen.
@@EchoNovemberDelter creates a paradox. You removed the core that caused time travel, went back in time, with it unplugged. but it can't send you back because it was unplugged... by you, who was sent back by it, when plugged. Create an impossibility in reality, meaning ALL Of existence has been broken. I.E. Doesn't matter which came first, you can't have the chicken without the egg.
Jumping into the ATP while it spawns the black and white holes duplicates you. (Obviously creating a paradox) But spacetime doesn't break at the start of the next cycle is because spacetime works on the assumption that you will jump into the ATP again thus wasting your body and essentially paying for the clone with your mass.(Like the probe goes into the black hole in the lab after the duplication nothing happens) But if you don't enter the ATP than the same thing happens as in the lab and you just duplicated matter. Which is a big no-no and impossible by the laws of science thus breaking spacetime.
you cannot, the game automatically wakes you up at the start end times. I entered at the last possible warp alignment into the ash twin project as well.
Because when he jump inside the black hole he create duplicate himself in the next loop because his duplicate exit the white hole at the Atp. When he died at the campfire he can't jump anymore in to the black hole so the space time because there is no way his duplicate at the Atp exist
@@demetriozema3606 to be fair its a pretty understandable question, since after all the same paradox exists with your memories and that never destroys spacetime. clearly the game either a) sees information as fundamentally different from matter or b) maintains mental/physical dualism, the former of which is not subject to physical laws like causality both are kinda problematic and very specific. I remember when I played I thought it was more likely that they basically just handwaved the paradox so I was quite surprised when destroying spacetime was indeed possible but only with those two particular setups
@@tortoise-chan maybe it is the mask doing its (not your) memory upload thing consistently in every loop and somehow transfering the fact of your connection to the statue, so your body, your death doesn't matter as ATP already copied and stored all information
@@Ku_Ji it doesn't matter if you die or not. The point is that the time loop itself, by design, overwrites your memories at the start of the loop, making your new memories causally orphaned just like the scout in HEL or your double in ATP.
@@tortoise-chan ah, I see. So, there really is a mix of "we are in linear spacetime and events shoud repeat to be causal from somewhere in future" for matter and "we are in branching multiuniverse spacetime and events can be causal from alter times future" for data
That'd just be a lag spike, compare my position before and after, and the blue glow traveling into the AWC, and the specks of the Timber Hearth ore that encloses the ATP.
What happened is more or less explained if, after jumping into the black hole in the center of the Ash Twin, you go back to the Ash Twin project on the very next run.
The Ash Twin Project's black hole leads to 22 minutes in the past. Usually it just records your memories and sends them 22 minutes back in time to your brain, creating the time loop. Here, both you and your memories enter the black hole. The memories go to the past version of you (the one waking up next to the campfire) but the present version of you is transported 22 minutes to the past still inside the ATP. If you go there you can even meet it and there is unique dialogue and stuff. But since in this loop, past you dies, they can never go into the black hole and be transported to the past, so the version of you inside ATP has no point of origin, creating a paradox.
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> be hatchling
> fly into camp at breakneck speed
> jump out of ship and immediately fall asleep for 14 and a half minutes
> leave without further explanation
gigachad
The idea of watching someone waking up then promptly throwing themselves into a fire makes me giggle
He keeps cooking marshmellows as if nothing is happening lmao
Bad dream?
And then for some reason you witness the universe literally BSODing on itself
Giggle giggle giggle
The thought of the main character taking a deep breath and sprinting every time they step outside of the ship is hilarious to me
Lel
That thumbnail is brilliant
Came for the thumbnail, stayed for the speedrun.
It's only just now that I'm realizing why they kill themselves in a fire for seemingly no reason, because otherwise Slate will be all "What the hell you didn't get the launch codes??" Instead the lingering temporal trauma of you burning yourself to death in front of them makes them Utterly silent.
Plus, you have to die twice to unlock the "wait at campfire" mechanic. All non-deathless Outer Wilds runs do this.
@@WackoMcGoose this was changed in later versions thankfully
@@CrasherX2000 this is 1.0.7, so the mechanic is still in place
@@pumpkin_pants3828 man I know that
That’s why I said I’m glad it was patched out
that jump at the ATP must have been nerve-wracking
i made it :)
I stared at your comment for a while wondering what adenosine triphosphate has to do with anything. I'm tired.
@@sebastiannickel4377 literally clicked on the replies to see if anyone would mention that lamo
@@DialecticRed what's the other meaning?
@@NoNameAtAll2 Ash twin project
That credit sequence is incredible
Bad ends get kazoos.
Outer wilds version of dogsong lol
It's a pretty nice "fuck you" for when you break the laws of causality
Campfire guy: Oh hey, you're finally awake. WAIT NO!
Explorer: WORLD OF WARCRAFT INSTINCTS KICKING IN. MUST STAND IN THE FIRE!!!
I have but one question: Is the amount of universes you have created equal to the amount of universes you have destroyed?
Actually, it's probably more universes destroyed, since the death of the universe is implied to accelerate whenever a consciousness observer observes the Eye of the Universe. The DLC even backs this up.
@@Schneeregen_ It's actually really hard to say whether that's true, as time inside the Eye doesn't necessarily have anything to do with time outside of it. You could have exited the Eye for the new big bang _before_ your original universe had even existed.
Assuming that you completed the game once you should have created one more universe then you destroyed because of the one you actually managed to beat the game on.
@@Schneeregen_ This isn't how I interpret what we see.
Spoiler warning, I guess
When we enter the blue sphere, we are teleported to space, and see that sphere. Then, it explodes into a brilliant white ball that rushes towards us like the supernova has countless times before. When the explosion first occurs, it destroys the HUD of our suit, cracking our visor. Then, when it touches us, we hear the same burn sound that we hear when the supernova would. This immensely hot explosion obviously destroys anything it would touch. And, given that this is a Big Bang, would certainly destroy anything else it touched as it expanded. Most plausibly, the Owlks see this explosion and its consequences, such a thing would destroy the universe. And that such a thing would happen by observing the Eye, as we inevitably do, and it appears the Owlk is reaching out to do.
The Eye itself is clearly outside of linear time, and has a weird relationship with space. What's more, the time scales we see progression happen are clearly highly shortened for the OW universe. The Hearthians evolved from amphibians to sentient creatures in under 300,000 years. That's about as long as modern humans specifically have been around, and we aren't that different from our ancestors prior. The sun goes from a main sequence to a giant in 22 minutes. It's much more likely that grand scales are simply much smaller in the OW universe, and the reason why the universe collapses isn't because of the Nomai, Owlks, and Hearthians indirectly observing the eye but instead because this universe itself merely lives small and short.
However, it's quite possible that the spacetime ending destroys two universes in a trans-time multiverse. How a perspective outside time would see the time-bending effects of the Ash Twin project and wormhole tech generally, as well as the fact that these violations of linear time only break spacetime when there is a closed-loop violation, would raise some interesting hypotheses.
2 sleeps, 2:44 and 4:59 to skip ahead
Thank you.
I imagine if you go back to the ATP your duplicate will still be wearing the suit right?
Correct, sadly.
Well now I want to speak to the manager.
What's another logical paradox on top of the first one?
boy, i really hope somebody got fired for that blunder
@@turkwinif literally unplayable
I could finally pause this to read all the silly credits
The kazoo credits never fail to make me laugh. I don't know why.
6:11 hearing the music start gave me PTSD
5:30 you moved to do the jump, but remembered you didn't have the duit
a run where you wait a lot, then the run dies if u jump slightly off
I love kazoo cover version omg.. what a delight
If you went back there, would your twin also have no suit on?
No, unfortunately they do have the suit
Question! why do you die to the fire? I've been watching speedruns and people keep doing it, haven't played the game so I was wondering what it does.
You have to die twice in order to wait near a campfire. In a recent update you are allowed to do so after a cut scene with statue (afaik) so it's no longer necessary
@@arch3141 Oh okay, Thank you!
Why do people always kill themselves twice at the start? I get the first time obviously to start up the looping and restart the loop, but is something specifically triggered after dying twice?
you can't rest on the campfire before that's why you kill yourself a 2nd itme
Coming in 6 months late but did you get an answer for this? (I see a reply but youtube won't load it for some reason)
@@autumnson It's to get the option to sleep by the campfire. It only gives you that option after dying twice, though according to some this may have been updated later.
@@jayp.7197 Oh good to know! Thanks!!
EARNED that kazoo baby
A little too swag
Why do you wait so long in the Ash Twin Project? Can you not rest for a few more mins and save all that time?
It's the latest we can enter. It takes roughly 2 minutes 20 seconds for the warp window to align again and at that point the sun is engulfing the Twins
The thumbnail brought me here
I find it so strange that Outer Wilds has speedrunners.
It's literally one of the most sick movement systems ever made of course it has speedrunning
People are speedrunning the stanley parable. In what world would a game with a gameplay as rich as outer wilds not have speedruns?
Like yeah, the main focus of the game is the discovery and exploration. But all the space simulation stuff are incredibly enjoyable in their own right! You can just open the game now and mess around in that simulated universe and have fun even without any objectives.
@@Funny_skeleton_man LMAO you obviously havent played many games then
The physics are pretty realistic and fun to mess around with so I see where he's coming from
Replaying the game, getting better each time is a fundamental concept of the game itself, how could it not have speedrunners?
Clever! Nice job.
Question 1. Why don’t you wear the suit since you have the wait for the supernova anyways?
2. Woudlnt scout duplication be significantly faster?
1. Because this is a suitless subcategory, putting it on would invalid the run.
2. There's no easy way to suitlessly enter the high energy lab and live long enough to not sufficate. Not that it's impossible but it'd be very difficult doing so suitless
@@turkwinif I mean you also don’t have the scout launcher without suit so even if you got to high energy lab I don’t think it would matter
@@cosmiclikesminecraft There's a way to carry the scout along with you by firing the scout from the ship onto a scroll wall and taking out the scroll, you can even destroy spacetime with it if you place the scout and the scroll just right, the problem is getting into the HEL and having oxygen.
@@turkwinif is there a video of breaking space time useing the scout and the scrol? i cant find one
8:18 Immediately after you black out, the Fabric of Spacetime shatters. But why AFTER you black out?
Because then you can no longer jump back into the atp if you died
@@EchoNovemberDelter creates a paradox.
You removed the core that caused time travel, went back in time, with it unplugged. but it can't send you back because it was unplugged... by you, who was sent back by it, when plugged. Create an impossibility in reality, meaning ALL Of existence has been broken. I.E. Doesn't matter which came first, you can't have the chicken without the egg.
8:19 there are cracks all over the screen
yeah thats the destroyed the fabric of spacetime animation. Youre literally shattering the universe itself
and the fabric of spacetime is dead!
actually can someone explain me why is it necessary to jump into the fire?
When you die twice, you get the ability to wait by the campfire.
How do you speed run oxygen not included in 6 mins
Include oxygen
Whats happening in this speedrun what made you break space time?
Jumping into the ATP while it spawns the black and white holes duplicates you. (Obviously creating a paradox) But spacetime doesn't break at the start of the next cycle is because spacetime works on the assumption that you will jump into the ATP again thus wasting your body and essentially paying for the clone with your mass.(Like the probe goes into the black hole in the lab after the duplication nothing happens) But if you don't enter the ATP than the same thing happens as in the lab and you just duplicated matter. Which is a big no-no and impossible by the laws of science thus breaking spacetime.
oh, and two good death% runs included for good measure - nice! (jk)
why the fire and why 4:20?
Wh- how did you double jump???
Is there a reason you don't skip End Times? I would assume you can rest at Chert's a bit longer, no? After all, End Times takes a full 1:30min
you cannot, the game automatically wakes you up at the start end times. I entered at the last possible warp alignment into the ash twin project as well.
@@turkwinif I see, that's a shame
If you got back to check your former self in the Ashwin... Would the model be suitless ? Like... Did they thought about it ?
probably suited
Good job!
why you arent popular you do WRs non stop
Outer Wilds player moment
Why are there so many cracks surrounding the screen
wait, someone explain...how did this destroy space time?
The thumbnail killed me
My dumb ass totally forgot there was this method and thought you had to go to HEL 💀
How do you skip/shorten the replay for the deaths?
Can someone explain why getting in the campfire is necessary? Edit: The first time
Unlocks the sleeping mechanic
What is that with dying in campfire at the start
It like sleeping unlocls after first death?
Yup
4:20 sleep time ez.
Why does dying at the end there destroy the fabric of space-time though?
Because when he jump inside the black hole he create duplicate himself in the next loop because his duplicate exit the white hole at the Atp. When he died at the campfire he can't jump anymore in to the black hole so the space time because there is no way his duplicate at the Atp exist
@@demetriozema3606 to be fair its a pretty understandable question, since after all the same paradox exists with your memories and that never destroys spacetime. clearly the game either a) sees information as fundamentally different from matter or b) maintains mental/physical dualism, the former of which is not subject to physical laws like causality
both are kinda problematic and very specific. I remember when I played I thought it was more likely that they basically just handwaved the paradox so I was quite surprised when destroying spacetime was indeed possible but only with those two particular setups
@@tortoise-chan maybe it is the mask doing its (not your) memory upload thing consistently in every loop and somehow transfering the fact of your connection to the statue, so your body, your death doesn't matter as ATP already copied and stored all information
@@Ku_Ji it doesn't matter if you die or not. The point is that the time loop itself, by design, overwrites your memories at the start of the loop, making your new memories causally orphaned just like the scout in HEL or your double in ATP.
@@tortoise-chan ah, I see. So, there really is a mix of "we are in linear spacetime and events shoud repeat to be causal from somewhere in future" for matter and "we are in branching multiuniverse spacetime and events can be causal from alter times future" for data
Is there a cut at 7:10?
That'd just be a lag spike, compare my position before and after, and the blue glow traveling into the AWC, and the specks of the Timber Hearth ore that encloses the ATP.
isnt high energy lab faster?
Whats the purpose of the second death by campfire? Do you have to in order to be able to rest?
Yes
Plus Slate doesn't stop you before the elevator to ask about the launch codes if you've died twice
can someone explain why people always kill themselves twice?
to unlock sleeping by the campfire
1:42:23 wow so fast
Lmao nice
I honestly have no idea what's going on here or what triggered the ending
What happened is more or less explained if, after jumping into the black hole in the center of the Ash Twin, you go back to the Ash Twin project on the very next run.
that is a spoiler. see for yourself please
The Ash Twin Project's black hole leads to 22 minutes in the past. Usually it just records your memories and sends them 22 minutes back in time to your brain, creating the time loop. Here, both you and your memories enter the black hole. The memories go to the past version of you (the one waking up next to the campfire) but the present version of you is transported 22 minutes to the past still inside the ATP. If you go there you can even meet it and there is unique dialogue and stuff. But since in this loop, past you dies, they can never go into the black hole and be transported to the past, so the version of you inside ATP has no point of origin, creating a paradox.
did I just see you double jump wtf
Why do you kill yourself with the campfire ?
iuter wolds
Oiter Wulds
@@zackpumpkinhead8882 its ok bro take your time
ah yes, distant wilderness
How the hell do you end up on the red planet ?
wdym? Ember twin is just a question of flying, but there is a trick to entering the atp if thats what you were looking for
Cool
The fact that you sleep until 4:20 💀
if u do the same and then return to the twin ash project u'll find something different and impressive
i love the implication that this guy is speedrunning something he's never done an original playthrough of, what a legend
omg, what? haha