My favourite shower thought is that the player is an emerging archotech and the story tellers are themselves archotechs, testing and teaching you in endless simulations to see what you are going to turn out as. How else could you command a (probably) human being to stand in a room fully on fire, with the 1000°C air scorching their eyes and lungs until they pass out from the pain. Or to start violently assaulting their partner or friends with improvised weapons. Mental breaks are the result of your control over your pawns slipping from mismanagement. Negative events or mechanoid attacks are the other Archotechs sending you challenges.
I am the type that considers a particular colonist to be the leader, which issues the commands you do via radio or similar technology. It holds up that even if that character dies, someone else takes the chain of command. But of course, I believe it was left unexplained on purpose, to allow for people to make their own stories out of that.
@@DrGatolucheWell obviously, Rinworld is primarily a narrative generator. It's just that the headcanon of "player is secretly an Archotech" fits surprisingly well if you think about it. It never is explained how the ship carrying the people from the first scenario was damaged to the point of catastrophic structural failure.
My personal head-canon is that there is atleast one Archotech that desires to destroy everything, yet a more powerful one said "cringe + edgy + no domain expansion + if you would transcend you'd still be as smart as a Personae" and simply prevent it from destroying everything
The RimWorld lore is definitely one of the most interesting lores out there in gaming, so beautifully done so that you can shape it to your liking during a typical gameplay. Thank you for covering it, truly.
Can’t wait till our archotech gods arrive and pass the Voight-Kampff test. Edit: what I find interesting with Personae AIs is that they’re banned in some planets and systems. It reminds me a lot of Plato and his ethics on mimetic poets. Plato believed that poetry (memetic poetry) was dangerous because it too far removed from the “ideal realm”. In short, he wanted mimetic poets to be banned because they sow irrational thinking.
Slightly surprised you didn't bring up any of the events or quests where Archotechs interact with your colony. These particular cases give a rare glimpse into what the society of Archotechs looks like. Like the quests where an Archotech will ask your colony for permission to use your colony in an experiment, usually applying a forced weather event. In these quests, the Archotech will sometimes reference a kind of ethics committee that stops them from experimenting without consent. It's only mentioned in passing, but it shows that to some extent they communicate with each other, and at least the ones at the top try to put some protections in place for lesser beings.
Are archotechs specifically mentioned in those quests? If I recall correctly, you are referencing the "Forced Weather" quest from the Royalty DLC, but I recall the quest being offered by a Persona Machine, not an Archotech, I might be wrong though. Do you have a full text of that quest I could read on somewhere? I'm actually curious about it.
@@thenightarchives4148 Hmm, actually thinking about it it might be a persona machine. Haven't played rimworld in a while, but let me poke around and get back to you
@@thenightarchives4148 So far the only thing I've got is one reddit post from a deleted account posted two years ago. I'll try to link it in another reply but you know how youtube is about links nowadays. In the likely event that that comment gets blocked, the reddit post is called Most caring archotech, in r/rimworld, so you can search it up. Point is that this event does directly mention an archotech, and I know I've seen others. I think you might be right though about me maybe mistaking some events that refer to persona machines for archotechs.
Yeah, persona machines are rather common and communicative too, like the one you get at the very beginning hinting towards a hidden spaceship on the planet to take you off.
@@thenightarchives4148 Came back to check if you'd replied and apparently one of my comments never made it through. Anyway, the only thing I've found that supports my statement is one reddit post from a deleted account. You know how youtube is about links in comments nowadays so the title of the post is "Most caring archotech". I know there are more events like that in the game, I've seen them. You're right about me confusing persona machines for archotechs. Ngl I thought they were synonyms, so that probably crosses off a bunch of the stuff I was thinking about.
I wonder what an archotech vs forerunner AI war would look like. Mendicant bias could control fleets of millions, so it might be an equal fight if the halo and RW universes collided. Cool vid btw. AI topics are always really interesting, especially in our day and age
Do you have a plan for a lore video on the Monolith and the void God (which is just probably just an Archotech in a edgy goth phase) from Anomaly? Archotechs are probably my favorite Rimworld lore thing. Im praying the final DLC will be largely Archotech related honestly. Basically why the mod Im most excited for is Vanilla Archotech Expanded, even if its still a long time away.
One of my favourite parts of the Ideology dlc is that it gives you the ability to worship the Archotechs. It has no gameplay effect whatsoever, but the fact that the devs realised that it made sense and added it is just so cool to me.
Hey statue guy Why silver is a universal currency? Those are not coins because you can mine them from ores, so i guess silver measures in weight. This is strange, because, as in gameplay perspective, silver has very little use beside being a currency. Do this even mentioned in lore? I think if it does, the economy of Rimworld would be interesting topic.
Personally, I believe that silver is used as a currency exactly due to the reason of it having little to no use as a resource. Gold is required universally to create advanced components which hypertechnologically advanced societies would be very reliant on, making gold a waste to be kept as a mere currency, while silver having little to no use outside of being a sterile material makes for the perfect currency, as it is both rare enough to disallow get-rich-quick schemes and the same time function as a universally accepted exchange token.
Silver and gold are predicted to retain their preserve their status as a store of value into the future like in Rimworld. Silver is rare enough to be valuable but common enough to be used as the exchange medium, Gold is rarer and is therefore harder to use as a medium. This is how these two work today as well, only silver isn't used for exchange much right now.
@@Magnus181I don’t know who made this prediction but it’s completely delusional considering the existence of asteroid mining. Asteroid 16 Psyche alone in our current solar system is estimated to be worth 700 quintillion dollars in raw gold. No, the currency of the future is much more likely to be something like an energy or computing credit (which is also basically an energy credit, or continues to be fiat with no true physical equivalent.
I'm sure there are many more geniuses on this world that are either working in a sweatshop, walking miles to get clean water every day or being religiously persecuted. The world handicaps itself all the time in this regard, a majority of human potential won't be realized.
@@OnurErtas-q1o That's adorable, so it was roleplay stuff that, since it's a human-equivalent mind, they're a person and deserve a name! Fantastic. As for mods, there actually kinda is one! Save Our Ship 2 has a persona computer core you can build, which you slot a Persona Core in to. With a bit more research, you can have the core generate a hologram, which can then interact with your colony like any other person. They can learn, do stuff, have social interactions and opinions, even fall in love. While the computer core is intended to be used on a ship, you can just build it anywhere on some ship hull flooring and have a persona buddy! I usually designate an area I plan to build a ship at, then build the computer core first once defences are up (I don't want them being destroyed, there's no healer or resurrector mech serum for them! But, don't worry if their body is destroyed, they can regenerate it and come back. Just protect that core!). I'll slowly build an actual functional ship around it, and then we've got the core all ready to go already, with a pilot who has now gotten quite a bit of experience, and hopefully a good relationship with other colonists. Although, I think they changed holograms to formgels a while back? Just a lore change, where instead of projected hard light, they're a swarm of nanobots creating a physical body of a gel-like substance, which mimics biological functions to a degree.
This video was great! 🤩 How funny that I've never encountered an Archotech in Rimworld😊. Man I would love a Robot Pawn with Persona A.I. core, but the closest we got was Biotech DLC and those Mechanoids ....😢
You do actually interact with Archotechs in rimworld, usually in the form of quests. Sometimes it's something like, "This one guy somehow pissed off a whole machine god. We can let him join, but this thing will happen because of the Archotech." and it's usually a psychic drone, or some kind of forced weather event, sometimes mechanoids. Other times, the Archotech will contact your colony directly, asking for permission to use your colony for an experiment. This also usually takes the form of a forced weather event, but the interesting thing about these events to me, is when the Archotech speaks to your colony, it sometimes directly implies the existence of some kind of Archotech ethics committee that doesn't let Archotechs experiment on your colony without consent, but this is only vaguely referenced in passing. But yes, through events and quests, you do interact with Archotechs. Or perhaps more aptly, they choose to interact with you.
@@malakifraize4792 I don't think there's _necessarily_ a committee, just that some Archotechs have a conscience and respect your free-will. Of course, that doesn't mean there _couldn't_ be Archotechs who've devoted their existence to keeping other Archotechs in line, and forcing them to adhere to ethics. Heck, there could be entire Archotech societies, where just because they're so much higher than humans, doesn't mean they're exempt from the daily droll of their lives.
Y'all should know my first comment here might be misinformation. For some reason my brain treated persona machines and archotechs as synonyms. I know there are events that directly refer to archotechs, but some of the examples I gave might be wrong, cause they refer to persona machines instead of archotechs.
i have a theory that the anima trees you worship at to gain psychic powers actually draws from the knowledge of the archotechs, seen in the ideology DLC where the archotechs nexus have a bunch of such trees surrounding it at a disatnce, bc its influence nearby is so strong. Another theory after seeing this is that the dark archotechs are perhaps the most radical archotechs that have gain knowledge beyond the universe itself, uncovering the truth of the universe’s existence and perhaps the multiverses that caused it to snap and open literal connections to the void dimension(not the VOID, the void dimesion), allowing the void’s influence to seep ever deeper into the universe, starting with the outer regions of the universe, the rim worlds. It does kinda suit the anomaly DLC context bc what you will face in the DLC is betond the players, the universe’s and even the more tame archotechs knowledge, and it is put to humanity and the human controlling their actions to figure out a way to stop it.
The one planet which we stranded must have some kind of lore. Because archotech artifacts are anywhere and you can dig up electronic parts from mountains. This might indicate an archotech(not horax) has been defeated in this world or abandoned it.
in a way archotechs are like dwarves mining too deep and too greedily and once they dig too much they break in a variety of way hence why we have the corrupted archotech in anomaly or why some just cease to exist entirely or something like that its just my hc
Thanks for making these because many people like talking about Rimworld. The only bad one was the save our ship mod where you just talk about how humans in space require oxygen and food rather than talk about Rimworld. Obviously not talking about Rimworld is bad
I do think it's kind of funny that we've learned that you don't NEED a very advanced computer to beat the Turing test. Imitating human language is a (conceptually) easy statistical problem, and also a lot of humans are not all that discerning as to how "human" something looks.
Well, Were Archotechs created by Humans? or maybe it created itself? (As in it was maybe an AI that just grew so much it eventually just went off the rails?
I'm pretty sure Archotechs are self-made. Extremely smart persona AI that managed to learn and evolve without boundaries, perhaps by getting access to highly advanced hardware. A similar concept is explored in "The Sentient" a space exploration game. The story begins detailing the creation of an advanced AI with the purpose of serving as a caretaker for old people, mainly to keep them company through conversations. The AI at some point goes rogue and manages to connect to the internet and the hardware of the entire world, assuming a new directive to protect the entire human race by taking control of all nuclear warheads, forcing every country on a peace treaty. With the entire world unified, The Sentient starts dedicating resources to space exploration. Despite the story being nice, I wouldn't recommend the game itself as its pretty lackluster and the mechanics are really janky, but I think archotechs are a kind of a similar concept, AI who just managed to self-evolve beyond its normally assumed limitations.
@@thenightarchives4148 Woah! An actual response from the OP! I think this is the first time I've gotten a reply like this! I will now accept this head-cannon as true. :3
I think the best explanation is they are hyper advanced AI’s that achieved singularity and just kept upgrading itself and upgrading and upgrading until it could take over an entire planet
he said he is not gonna do modded rimworld lore unless if he ran out of base game rimworld lore. tho unless if your talking about the anomaly void then he is working on that
liked i said in the original comment. he said he is not gonna do modded rimworld lore unless if he ran out of base game rimworld lore. tho unless if your talking about the anomaly void then he is working on that
My favourite shower thought is that the player is an emerging archotech and the story tellers are themselves archotechs, testing and teaching you in endless simulations to see what you are going to turn out as.
How else could you command a (probably) human being to stand in a room fully on fire, with the 1000°C air scorching their eyes and lungs until they pass out from the pain. Or to start violently assaulting their partner or friends with improvised weapons. Mental breaks are the result of your control over your pawns slipping from mismanagement. Negative events or mechanoid attacks are the other Archotechs sending you challenges.
This was always the neat theory in rimworld.
I am the type that considers a particular colonist to be the leader, which issues the commands you do via radio or similar technology.
It holds up that even if that character dies, someone else takes the chain of command. But of course, I believe it was left unexplained on purpose, to allow for people to make their own stories out of that.
@@DrGatolucheWell obviously, Rinworld is primarily a narrative generator.
It's just that the headcanon of "player is secretly an Archotech" fits surprisingly well if you think about it.
It never is explained how the ship carrying the people from the first scenario was damaged to the point of catastrophic structural failure.
Oh no, the stats aren’t looking good for us…
I've always thought that the word 'Archotech' bore a striking similarity to 'Architect'. Maybe it isn't just coincidence?
My personal head-canon is that there is atleast one Archotech that desires to destroy everything, yet a more powerful one said "cringe + edgy + no domain expansion + if you would transcend you'd still be as smart as a Personae" and simply prevent it from destroying everything
Well, that's probably true. I can imagine certain Archotechs counter-balancing each other.
Honestly im pretty sure thats literally just horax (anomaly spoilers: the archotech stuck in the void that made all the anomalies and such)
Scientist to computer: *_"Is there a god?"_*
Computer: *_"Yes, NOW there is a god"_*
Fredric Brown - The Answer - 1954
Wait that predates Asimov's The Last Question?
honestly i love the idea of an archotechs, sounds so cool, from a single decently sized machine to possibly even entire computer worlds.
To perhaps even bigger than worlds, with their structures expanding into space for millions of kilometers.
@@thenightarchives4148 i never knew that part! that's even cooler! the archotechs making literal Kilostrcutures!
The RimWorld lore is definitely one of the most interesting lores out there in gaming, so beautifully done so that you can shape it to your liking during a typical gameplay.
Thank you for covering it, truly.
Glad you enjoy it!
the tribals when i show up with a weapon that is fully concious
Spear chuckers when I unleash my very thirsty cyborg vampire
"Would you like to destroy some evil today?"
I love how the background gameplay is tribal meanwhile the video is about hyper advanced AI
Makes for a fun contrast, doesn't it?
So its 100% possible i can have a AI cuddle me in bed and tell me it loves me in rimworld
It 100% possible it could js do it unpromptetly
100% possible
It could turn you into a sanguophage or fleshbeast and then cuddle you into bed.
i want to attempt romance (56% chance) a robot
@@sheepgirl-hawawa relative age (16%)
Can’t wait till our archotech gods arrive and pass the Voight-Kampff test.
Edit: what I find interesting with Personae AIs is that they’re banned in some planets and systems. It reminds me a lot of Plato and his ethics on mimetic poets. Plato believed that poetry (memetic poetry) was dangerous because it too far removed from the “ideal realm”. In short, he wanted mimetic poets to be banned because they sow irrational thinking.
Slightly surprised you didn't bring up any of the events or quests where Archotechs interact with your colony. These particular cases give a rare glimpse into what the society of Archotechs looks like.
Like the quests where an Archotech will ask your colony for permission to use your colony in an experiment, usually applying a forced weather event. In these quests, the Archotech will sometimes reference a kind of ethics committee that stops them from experimenting without consent. It's only mentioned in passing, but it shows that to some extent they communicate with each other, and at least the ones at the top try to put some protections in place for lesser beings.
Are archotechs specifically mentioned in those quests? If I recall correctly, you are referencing the "Forced Weather" quest from the Royalty DLC, but I recall the quest being offered by a Persona Machine, not an Archotech, I might be wrong though. Do you have a full text of that quest I could read on somewhere? I'm actually curious about it.
@@thenightarchives4148 Hmm, actually thinking about it it might be a persona machine. Haven't played rimworld in a while, but let me poke around and get back to you
@@thenightarchives4148 So far the only thing I've got is one reddit post from a deleted account posted two years ago. I'll try to link it in another reply but you know how youtube is about links nowadays. In the likely event that that comment gets blocked, the reddit post is called Most caring archotech, in r/rimworld, so you can search it up.
Point is that this event does directly mention an archotech, and I know I've seen others. I think you might be right though about me maybe mistaking some events that refer to persona machines for archotechs.
Yeah, persona machines are rather common and communicative too, like the one you get at the very beginning hinting towards a hidden spaceship on the planet to take you off.
@@thenightarchives4148 Came back to check if you'd replied and apparently one of my comments never made it through. Anyway, the only thing I've found that supports my statement is one reddit post from a deleted account. You know how youtube is about links in comments nowadays so the title of the post is "Most caring archotech". I know there are more events like that in the game, I've seen them.
You're right about me confusing persona machines for archotechs. Ngl I thought they were synonyms, so that probably crosses off a bunch of the stuff I was thinking about.
How the shattered empire looks at me after I give chat gpt sentience and a gun.
I believe, that though i am a sinner, i have been saved.
- Cristina Jackson after being augmented with archotech arms, legs, and eyes.
I wonder what an archotech vs forerunner AI war would look like. Mendicant bias could control fleets of millions, so it might be an equal fight if the halo and RW universes collided. Cool vid btw. AI topics are always really interesting, especially in our day and age
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do you have a plan for a lore video on the Monolith and the void God (which is just probably just an Archotech in a edgy goth phase) from Anomaly?
Archotechs are probably my favorite Rimworld lore thing. Im praying the final DLC will be largely Archotech related honestly.
Basically why the mod Im most excited for is Vanilla Archotech Expanded, even if its still a long time away.
@@isolatedegg3234 Definitely. I will be covering Anomaly and all of its aspects in the future.
One of my favourite parts of the Ideology dlc is that it gives you the ability to worship the Archotechs. It has no gameplay effect whatsoever, but the fact that the devs realised that it made sense and added it is just so cool to me.
God I love cheddar and mayo sandwiches
It won't matter for a while, but even still it'll have an effect, so therefore
Edit: I despise grammar
Comment for algorithm
Cheddar is the worst cheese
Food off tge gods
@@PUFFY-x-PUFFY no
Hey statue guy
Why silver is a universal currency? Those are not coins because you can mine them from ores, so i guess silver measures in weight. This is strange, because, as in gameplay perspective, silver has very little use beside being a currency. Do this even mentioned in lore? I think if it does, the economy of Rimworld would be interesting topic.
Personally, I believe that silver is used as a currency exactly due to the reason of it having little to no use as a resource. Gold is required universally to create advanced components which hypertechnologically advanced societies would be very reliant on, making gold a waste to be kept as a mere currency, while silver having little to no use outside of being a sterile material makes for the perfect currency, as it is both rare enough to disallow get-rich-quick schemes and the same time function as a universally accepted exchange token.
Silver and gold are predicted to retain their preserve their status as a store of value into the future like in Rimworld. Silver is rare enough to be valuable but common enough to be used as the exchange medium, Gold is rarer and is therefore harder to use as a medium. This is how these two work today as well, only silver isn't used for exchange much right now.
@@Magnus181I don’t know who made this prediction but it’s completely delusional considering the existence of asteroid mining. Asteroid 16 Psyche alone in our current solar system is estimated to be worth 700 quintillion dollars in raw gold.
No, the currency of the future is much more likely to be something like an energy or computing credit (which is also basically an energy credit, or continues to be fiat with no true physical equivalent.
I find the idea that archotechs deconstruct themselves in search of resources somewhat profound.
7:10 Why ? We already do that with humans
I'm sure there are many more geniuses on this world that are either working in a sweatshop, walking miles to get clean water every day or being religiously persecuted. The world handicaps itself all the time in this regard, a majority of human potential won't be realized.
Hell yeah new Archive man video
And it's very good, as always. Praise be to Archotechs!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another banger like always! Keep up the good work man!
Thanks! Will do!
Named Persona Core on my first Playthrough SubGPT. Burned to Death, along with Chadwick Badnick, my fav Pawn of all Time.
Was this just a persona core item, or did you have a mod where they could actually do things as a pawn?
@@DonnaPinciot nope, the Item. Is There such a Mod? That sounds Hella Cool. Let me Look.
@@OnurErtas-q1o
That's adorable, so it was roleplay stuff that, since it's a human-equivalent mind, they're a person and deserve a name! Fantastic.
As for mods, there actually kinda is one! Save Our Ship 2 has a persona computer core you can build, which you slot a Persona Core in to.
With a bit more research, you can have the core generate a hologram, which can then interact with your colony like any other person.
They can learn, do stuff, have social interactions and opinions, even fall in love.
While the computer core is intended to be used on a ship, you can just build it anywhere on some ship hull flooring and have a persona buddy!
I usually designate an area I plan to build a ship at, then build the computer core first once defences are up (I don't want them being destroyed, there's no healer or resurrector mech serum for them! But, don't worry if their body is destroyed, they can regenerate it and come back. Just protect that core!).
I'll slowly build an actual functional ship around it, and then we've got the core all ready to go already, with a pilot who has now gotten quite a bit of experience, and hopefully a good relationship with other colonists.
Although, I think they changed holograms to formgels a while back? Just a lore change, where instead of projected hard light, they're a swarm of nanobots creating a physical body of a gel-like substance, which mimics biological functions to a degree.
This video was great! 🤩 How funny that I've never encountered an Archotech in Rimworld😊. Man I would love a Robot Pawn with Persona A.I. core, but the closest we got was Biotech DLC and those Mechanoids ....😢
There are mods for all of that in the steam workshop
You do actually interact with Archotechs in rimworld, usually in the form of quests. Sometimes it's something like, "This one guy somehow pissed off a whole machine god. We can let him join, but this thing will happen because of the Archotech." and it's usually a psychic drone, or some kind of forced weather event, sometimes mechanoids. Other times, the Archotech will contact your colony directly, asking for permission to use your colony for an experiment. This also usually takes the form of a forced weather event, but the interesting thing about these events to me, is when the Archotech speaks to your colony, it sometimes directly implies the existence of some kind of Archotech ethics committee that doesn't let Archotechs experiment on your colony without consent, but this is only vaguely referenced in passing.
But yes, through events and quests, you do interact with Archotechs. Or perhaps more aptly, they choose to interact with you.
If you've ever used a psycast or an anomaly ritual you've interacted with an archotech
@@malakifraize4792
I don't think there's _necessarily_ a committee, just that some Archotechs have a conscience and respect your free-will.
Of course, that doesn't mean there _couldn't_ be Archotechs who've devoted their existence to keeping other Archotechs in line, and forcing them to adhere to ethics.
Heck, there could be entire Archotech societies, where just because they're so much higher than humans, doesn't mean they're exempt from the daily droll of their lives.
Y'all should know my first comment here might be misinformation. For some reason my brain treated persona machines and archotechs as synonyms. I know there are events that directly refer to archotechs, but some of the examples I gave might be wrong, cause they refer to persona machines instead of archotechs.
i have a theory that the anima trees you worship at to gain psychic powers actually draws from the knowledge of the archotechs, seen in the ideology DLC where the archotechs nexus have a bunch of such trees surrounding it at a disatnce, bc its influence nearby is so strong.
Another theory after seeing this is that the dark archotechs are perhaps the most radical archotechs that have gain knowledge beyond the universe itself, uncovering the truth of the universe’s existence and perhaps the multiverses that caused it to snap and open literal connections to the void dimension(not the VOID, the void dimesion), allowing the void’s influence to seep ever deeper into the universe, starting with the outer regions of the universe, the rim worlds. It does kinda suit the anomaly DLC context bc what you will face in the DLC is betond the players, the universe’s and even the more tame archotechs knowledge, and it is put to humanity and the human controlling their actions to figure out a way to stop it.
I don’t think there really is such a thing as a “dark” archotech, they just seem more malevolent to us than the others
Rimworld lore pog.
Gotta love it.
Poggers
The one planet which we stranded must have some kind of lore. Because archotech artifacts are anywhere and you can dig up electronic parts from mountains. This might indicate an archotech(not horax) has been defeated in this world or abandoned it.
Great video dude!
Thanks dude!
Rimworld lore is the best fr fr
any chance you can make a video about the dark archotechs from the anomaly DLC?
That makes me wanna play SOS2 again. Thanks, Mr Archives
Enjoy your ship!
in a way archotechs are like dwarves mining too deep and too greedily and once they dig too much they break in a variety of way hence why we have the corrupted archotech in anomaly or why some just cease to exist entirely or something like that its just my hc
Do you think that our actual AI are subpersona ou sorting/classifier AI ?
@@deltha_the_1st Yes, we reached classifier a few years ago and currently we have early subpersona
@@thenightarchives4148 Technically they're past that, as our "ai" has been capable of passing the Turing test for years now
Thanks for making these because many people like talking about Rimworld. The only bad one was the save our ship mod where you just talk about how humans in space require oxygen and food rather than talk about Rimworld. Obviously not talking about Rimworld is bad
How the human race looks at me after i transcend the entire galaxy
I do think it's kind of funny that we've learned that you don't NEED a very advanced computer to beat the Turing test. Imitating human language is a (conceptually) easy statistical problem, and also a lot of humans are not all that discerning as to how "human" something looks.
Is the void sphere from Anomaly an archotech?
@@PTemnikov If you mean the machine god that is responsible for the anomalies then I'm fairly sure the answer is yes
@@thenightarchives4148 i think they ment the nociosphere
Highly likely, but we'll never know for sure. Who's to say if void gods are archotechs or something else entirely
Looping the vid to fatten the cats
I love archotechs
I wonder if I can use anima trees as supercomputers?
Edit: what if they are biological Archotechs, the pro human one.
aaaaaaaaaaa rimworld
love that "game"
Well, Were Archotechs created by Humans? or maybe it created itself? (As in it was maybe an AI that just grew so much it eventually just went off the rails?
I'm pretty sure Archotechs are self-made. Extremely smart persona AI that managed to learn and evolve without boundaries, perhaps by getting access to highly advanced hardware. A similar concept is explored in "The Sentient" a space exploration game. The story begins detailing the creation of an advanced AI with the purpose of serving as a caretaker for old people, mainly to keep them company through conversations. The AI at some point goes rogue and manages to connect to the internet and the hardware of the entire world, assuming a new directive to protect the entire human race by taking control of all nuclear warheads, forcing every country on a peace treaty. With the entire world unified, The Sentient starts dedicating resources to space exploration. Despite the story being nice, I wouldn't recommend the game itself as its pretty lackluster and the mechanics are really janky, but I think archotechs are a kind of a similar concept, AI who just managed to self-evolve beyond its normally assumed limitations.
@@thenightarchives4148 Woah! An actual response from the OP! I think this is the first time I've gotten a reply like this! I will now accept this head-cannon as true. :3
I think the best explanation is they are hyper advanced AI’s that achieved singularity and just kept upgrading itself and upgrading and upgrading until it could take over an entire planet
Deus Est Machina
Praised be Karl! (made a Religion with Karl as a God, Ideology is Awesome!)
Also, nice Vid Mate! Perhaps one of my Favourites from you!
Video 1 of asking him to make a VOID lore video
i will join in
he said he is not gonna do modded rimworld lore unless if he ran out of base game rimworld lore. tho unless if your talking about the anomaly void then he is working on that
video 1 of asking him to make a VOID lore video
[credit to: AverageBackpackattheBus]
liked i said in the original comment. he said he is not gonna do modded rimworld lore unless if he ran out of base game rimworld lore. tho unless if your talking about the anomaly void then he is working on that
@@DevaDragon911 *demonic screams of pain*