Me: Dies at the entrance to unfortunate development "Yeah i think I'll go check what's happening on the left" this decision saved me a chunk of sanity it seems
@@maxmustermann2197 well, when i played based on my skill with monk this section is very, very hard, if you know the route through electrical arrays and memory conflux it takes like 20-39 mins top in my opinion. While UD spent like an hour.
When you make it through Unfortunate Development both ways without dying (one of the greatest achievements in gaming imo) and only get 174 views and 3 likes.
it's extremely impressive, god knows I couldnt do it, but one of the greatest achievements of ALL TIME? i'm not sure about that. That would probably go to soulsborne no hit run, tbh
When I first played this game (recently), I got to the room that splits into UD and the other path. When I went to the paths leading down into non UD-territory, I heard a DLL just below me and thought, "I think I'd rather not take the route with a bunch of those." ... So I went to unfortunate development.
biggest mistake in my entire life was trying to play through unfortunate development my first run. cost me so much sanity. the worst part is i didnt even get to 5p that way, i ended up going the easier route after too many deaths and a little bit of crying
My first run I made it through after dying like 50 times, got lost and went backwards through the other side, totally missing 5p. I then realized unfortunate development was actually optional
I actually powered through Unfortunate Development on my first playthrough. It took me 3 hours of nonstop death. To be honest, if I could do it over for the first time again, I absolutely would. The atmosphere of the area is so tense, and the roaring bass in otherwise total silence excellently underscores the instant death around every corner. Fantastic area design overall with Five Pebbles, I love Unfortunate Development despite the hairs I tore out.
While it took me a good 4 hours to get through U.D, atmospherically it is one of my top 3 favorite places in all of Rain World. the Rot really lives up to its name and the quiet, imposing music sets the scene perfectly alongside the fluctuating gravity
Tbh luck plays importantly in this part because of where the daddy long legs could be; while safe strats and good aiming help a long way, it is never impossible to land on one of the creatures you didn't see before screen transition
I never really listened to the sound design of the game. I got some real good headphones now and I can hear how absolutely disgusting the rot is, and how absolutely terrifying 5 pebbles is. The droning, complex machinery, breaking and rotting, turning on and off and on and off at a scale that is incomprehensibly large. It’s terrifying. Absolutely terrifying.
Lol what a flex! I never go right at 0:42, so this whiplashed me so hard! This area is a strangely easy challenge. Since we're in Pebbles, it's pretty easy to make a failproof route, but put me in precipice and we'll be here for a while!
i am just glad when they made "the rot" in the dlc that the entire area wasn't just unfortunate development but worse, and that it was surprisingly bare of rot walls.
I went through Unfortunate Development on my first playthrough, lost a good chunk of my sanity but if i could i would do it again. It's just so atmospheric and i don't know, there's just something "magical" to it. When I got out of there and went to the wall it felt so peaceful and calming in comparison. Overall if you like pain and want to have nightmares about not positioning your jump perfectly then i would recommend it 10/10
augh i know this is old but on my first run i played monk and watching this i am so furious because on practically every surface there were proto dlls so i constantly died because i got a little too close to a wall. died like 50 times in total, fucking hell.
SAME I went through it on my first playthrough as Monk and it was complete HELL. Then I had to do it again on Survivor cause I didn't know there was an easier route.
whenever i go to Pebbles, whichever way, i turn off DLLs with mods, i just can't deal with them. i guess they're a really fun challenge to some degree, but more often than not, they get extremely frustrating. too much depends on pure luck. and all kids of moving rot (MLLs, DLLs, BLLs, i think there are only 3 moving ones?) are nice enemies for bigger spaces that allow you a lot of places to jump and move to, like The Leg. the fun with them is that you need to move with great precision to avoid them. zero gravity deprives you of any chance of precise movement, making you too vulnerable to be grabbed by a tentacle, or by the wall rot. you can't fight them or stun them in any way. if they're blocking your way, you just have to wait and pray they won't go your way. they can move faster than you can float from place to place, and they're not affected by the gravity changes. believe me that Pebbles is much more fun without DLLs. that being said, OP, you're so powerful for going through this TWICE without dying. no skill issue in sight.
I actually find this area quite fun. It is very frustrating, but learning the gravity mechanics and taking your time from pole to pole is a really nice challenge. And boy, the feeling when you finally beat it is like nothing else in this game
@@aarepelaa1142 wrong. It works perfectly, that is during the normal gravity phases. When the zero g comes back, you're back to floating like you would normally, except with the added inconvenience of the worm firing every time you jump off a tentacle because it doesn't count as a pole. Once you learn to mitigate that downside, the worm is really helpful
@@lred1383 idk, you're still just better off going normally, no dangers can be really avoided easier with it anyway. Screwing up also wastes more time than going without it could save.
@@aarepelaa1142 I recently did the Martyr discord challenge (pass through both sections of UD in one cycle as Monk), and that run would have failed at two different points if not for the worm. Once you're comfortable with it, there is no downside and significant upsides
Path of pain, farewell, and unfortunate development... It's all different games but it's all so similar. As in your have to be a lunatic to deal with any of that...
I accidentally went unfortunate development on my first playthrough. It was hell. Went bug zapper route next time and didn’t even die. Really screwed myself on that one but I’m kind of glad I made myself suffer first.
I spent 2 real life months stuck in UD, i cried uncontrollably out of the purest anger and frustration i've felt in my entire life ay least 13 times, and now i come to TH-cam and see this bullshit
just got through 5 pebbles yesterday (currently working my way through the chimneys area), but I needed to see someone else go through unfortunate development. this game is amazing. i really felt like i was just a little creature trying to find food after shoreline, shaded citadel, and the overhang but... getting to 5 pebbles and having the zero gravity areas really made me feel even smaller and more lost than I already was. I took like 20 tries maybe to get through all the blue spaghet (using the control stick instead of the dpad helped a lot for angling jumps) but wow very very smooth movement. great video!
Cockobango RangoJango not even joking, after an 8 hour play session on my first full run of the game, I sat and did this for 4 hours straight, eventually doing it by sheer luck once, only to die to the fucking bug zappers because I went the wrong way. I then tried for another 2 hours before I finally got pastthis god forsaken region.
Has anyone ever thought of killing all these rotten meatballs, scattered inside the Five Pables, to see if this can be avoided? One question, if they are such intelligent beings, created to solve their own problems, how could they not, create a creature or manipulate an intelligent creature, to fix their own huge structure?, like the Slugcats, worship them as Gods.
I Would get through most of it until I got to the last challenge where daddy long legs are on both sides of you. I would hit three platform right next top the middle, then get yoinked by the long legs. I finally realized rocks do stuff and got past that.
So are Porto daddies just baby long legs then? It seems like they stay planted on a surface until they develop enough to move on their own. That would be a cool hint to their life cycle
So basically if you don't want spoilers, don't read this as it has a plot point in it. So basically five pebbles has this thing called the rot developing in him which is the result of a failed experiment the rot the daddy long longs are the rot when pebbles found the rot he flushed it and other junk out of his systems and that created the garbage wastes with the smaller "brother" long legs, that only temporarily solved the problem and more of it grew but I'm just guessing that the rot merged with his technology and grew more advanced than its smaller cousins, (by the way daddy long legs aren't technically alive). So in short Proto long legs is just daddy long legs (the rot) but on the walls (you could be right)
Cidball Cidball yeah I knew what he did and where the brothers came from, and I understood that they are an amalgamation of many small organisms. It just seemed like the proto daddies were underdeveloped (shown by them leaving tentacles out to grab things, similar to a spiders web, rather than moving to gather food themselves, even when they could just stay there, it’s a better predatory technique).
@@half-usedwoodenpickaxe4835 I think they're more developed because they've become so clustered and his innards are so rotten that they're just there not moving, i think them not moving is because of the sheer density of rot causing them to weigh too much
there is another path through five pebbles to the left that just goes through some stationary bug zappers, much easier and mostly dll free, maybe you will finally beat the game after a year
Er, what do you do if the blue things actively hunt you down rather than just ignoring you? I mean, yeah, if they ignore you like those ones did, then it's easy. But I hide in the little tunnels, and they beeline for me from the other end of the room, reach in, and rip me out before I can do anything. It literally take about seven seconds, and it's not a fluke. It's happened about 15 times in a row. I've tried creeping everywhere, I don't throw things, they're just all awake and actively aggressive from the moment I enter the room.
If they come for a tunnel, it's always an option to just leave and wait in another spot. Ideally you will make as little noise as possible, but if one of them is getting on your trail you can throw something at the opposite wall to distract them. I always like to carry a rock or spear in case one grabs me, so I can quickly get it off of me and escape.
@@turtletoad7725 I'll try that the next time I'm in an area like that again, but every time I throw an item - scrap or rubble - they ignore it and come for me instead. And dropping out of the tunnels and going elsewhere wasn't an option because the things would settle their bodies at one entrance and loop their arms around to the other. I got through that area, but it was really just down to luck. I can't seem to make those things behave the way they're meant to, based on everything I read on the game mechanics. I do appreciate the reply, though! Have a good one!
Heads up - they hear you if you go into the tunnels because you're touching the walls, but grabbing onto any poles or tendrils that reach from one end to the other of a room will not alert them.
My bro has an eating sound effect mod on! Also: MY DOOD DOSN’T USE A SHELTER DURING UNFORTUNATE DEVELOPMENT! The real Infortunate development here is how he makes the rest of us look bad in comparison. Not only dose he never use a single shelter, but HE DOSE IT BACKWORDS TO!
I'm not going to say it was easy (it really was not and my screams of frustration can attest to that) but it after you get the hang of where and how to jump it's not as daunting as the first time and can save you a chunk of time. The leg and the underhang gave me more of a nightmare
this video is infuriating. when he goes past the middle nest, then does a long continuous undisturbed jump to go further than I ever could. To then turn around... to go back... then when he dismisses the nest a second time, then takes all the time of the world to go back to the start point... I didn't know it didn't rain inside there, I'm always dying before the cycle ends tho. Congratulations, equip your troll face because I'm mad.
Wow Also isn’t the anti gravity in five pebbles so they’re structure doesn’t collapse under its own weight? Meaning that part of them could collapse Well isn’t that Unfortunate Ha.. ha g -get it?
God, I hated this section so much. And not a love hate thing, I genuinely think the devs went far too overboard with this, to the point it detracts from the experience
Unfortunate Development isn't that difficult. It's frustrating at most, I died quote a few times to stray DLLs that I didn't expect and some bad timing, otherwise it's actually pretty easy. Just takes a lot of waiting and some good luck.
you step a bit and they came flying on you on the Exterior but you still on its face and its just ignore so you realize pretty fast that they are blind but extremely good at hearing so you turn up the sound and test evry action to know if its make noise then you go there and you.. well time to place my training on pratice and die by commeting a deadly sim glutony thoses neurons are tasty but that killed me and after that i just go silent
Honestly i had a lot of bad luck, every single time i actually got close to some pipe i stumbled on a dll tentacle, pretty absurd tbh, at least i got to 5p.
It almost looks to me like you did something to the AI for the Daddy Long Legs because there is NO WAY they would let you just stroll by like that. The fact that they are all just stuck on the wall is also a big givaway. Knowing how much you like to play with the games inner workings ;)
They function primarily based on noise, so if you don't slam yourself against any walls and move by them fast enough or only via poles, it doesn't trigger their aggro
@@stygianskies4776 It may have had worse AI for the port to PS4? That's my only guess other than extreme luck, because I have DDL's create FTL travel to find me. Totally respect you for that insane feat though!
@@Rydlenar I'm late but when I got here they were just sitting on the wall as well (although I gave up before beating this place). I think they always start out sitting here and only begin to move if you make a noise coming upwards
This will require quite a bit of explaining. The Chimney Canopy colored pearl describes a method of overwriting the self destruction taboo, which is basically a thing the ancients hard-coded into the DNA of every iterator to prevent them from doing anything that might lead to self destruction. To overwrite it would mean that the iterator would have more freedom, and, yes, probably allow them to self destruct. The specific method involves tediously (and dangerously) mutating some tissue until you eventually get the combination of DNA you're looking for, in this case it would overwrite the original cell's DNA but do nothing else. As i said however, the work is very tedious and time-consuming. You would have to run parallel processes to get any progress at all in a timely manner. It is implied that Five Pebbles did this, and increased his groundwater consumption to five times the normal amount to compensate for the extra work he was doing. Iterators run on water and need it to prevent slag buildup. His neighbor, who shared the same water source. (Looks to the Moon) endured several cycles with no water and eventually began to die without access to it. In a last-ditch effort, she forced him to drop everything he was doing and listen to her pleas to stop. With his concentration broken, Five Pebbles presumably lost control of the mutations and it spiraled into the rot, or daddy long legs. It has been slowly eating away at him ever since. Looks to the Moon evidently did not recover from her dehydration, and her structure collapsed.
Me: Dies at the entrance to unfortunate development
"Yeah i think I'll go check what's happening on the left"
this decision saved me a chunk of sanity it seems
I looked this part up because it felt literally impossible and now I know why
@@StarlightLexie Playing as monk, that alternate route is blocked... you have to backtrack a whole lot to be able to avoid UD
@@maxmustermann2197 well, when i played based on my skill with monk this section is very, very hard, if you know the route through electrical arrays and memory conflux it takes like 20-39 mins top in my opinion. While UD spent like an hour.
You could avoid unfortunate development???
I put that grapple worm thtough so much pain for no reason
@@Anonymous-ks1pn just climb the wall
When you make it through Unfortunate Development both ways without dying (one of the greatest achievements in gaming imo) and only get 174 views and 3 likes.
Ah, but at least those 174 people have witnessed greatness. And with time, more will.
Consider me glad to be approximately number 174
6,615 now
Spenser Short damn im 8 802
it's extremely impressive, god knows I couldnt do it, but one of the greatest achievements of ALL TIME? i'm not sure about that. That would probably go to soulsborne no hit run, tbh
When I first played this game (recently), I got to the room that splits into UD and the other path. When I went to the paths leading down into non UD-territory, I heard a DLL just below me and thought, "I think I'd rather not take the route with a bunch of those."
...
So I went to unfortunate development.
What an inconvenient set of events.
How very... *unfortunate* .
The irony...
It's delicious
Ya, Thats the vibe.
@@observ_2008 A truly peculiar... Development.
Stop flexing on us
biggest mistake in my entire life was trying to play through unfortunate development my first run. cost me so much sanity. the worst part is i didnt even get to 5p that way, i ended up going the easier route after too many deaths and a little bit of crying
My first run I made it through after dying like 50 times, got lost and went backwards through the other side, totally missing 5p. I then realized unfortunate development was actually optional
I tried to get there first play through and managed to get to five pebbles… After two days…
is there another way?
i thougt ud was necessary, which is the otner route?
@@seba8792 left
Same
I actually powered through Unfortunate Development on my first playthrough. It took me 3 hours of nonstop death.
To be honest, if I could do it over for the first time again, I absolutely would. The atmosphere of the area is so tense, and the roaring bass in otherwise total silence excellently underscores the instant death around every corner. Fantastic area design overall with Five Pebbles, I love Unfortunate Development despite the hairs I tore out.
Lmao
Same
Same but 3 days.
OMG took me around 3h too and what a rewarding relief it was to finally reach 5P...the area reminds me a lot of LIMBO, same tension and mystery 🖤
Didn't realize the area was called 'unfortunate development' at first and I kept waiting for something unfortunate to happen.
I had originally thought that UD was further forwords.
Did you wait long?
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
ASMR daddy long legs noises:
Slick
Aaaaaaaaaaa
While it took me a good 4 hours to get through U.D, atmospherically it is one of my top 3 favorite places in all of Rain World. the Rot really lives up to its name and the quiet, imposing music sets the scene perfectly alongside the fluctuating gravity
lets be honest you got pretty lucky on the long ascent missing the tentacles
Tbh luck plays importantly in this part because of where the daddy long legs could be; while safe strats and good aiming help a long way, it is never impossible to land on one of the creatures you didn't see before screen transition
I'm playing as the monk and I'm pretty sure my deaths are into the double digits in the ascent room
I never really listened to the sound design of the game. I got some real good headphones now and I can hear how absolutely disgusting the rot is, and how absolutely terrifying 5 pebbles is. The droning, complex machinery, breaking and rotting, turning on and off and on and off at a scale that is incomprehensibly large. It’s terrifying. Absolutely terrifying.
For real. After getting to FP themselves, leaving to the wall felt literally like a breath of fresh air.
Weirldy enough. Tahts your body
This part was epic, especially when the music heard at the beggining of the video kicks in, also the gravity thing malfunctioning
Me when I don't clean my gamer PC for several years
Lol what a flex! I never go right at 0:42, so this whiplashed me so hard! This area is a strangely easy challenge. Since we're in Pebbles, it's pretty easy to make a failproof route, but put me in precipice and we'll be here for a while!
i am just glad when they made "the rot" in the dlc that the entire area wasn't just unfortunate development but worse, and that it was surprisingly bare of rot walls.
Wow, you made it so much easier for me. You actually saved my controller from being violently broken against a wall.
I went through Unfortunate Development on my first playthrough, lost a good chunk of my sanity but if i could i would do it again. It's just so atmospheric and i don't know, there's just something "magical" to it. When I got out of there and went to the wall it felt so peaceful and calming in comparison. Overall if you like pain and want to have nightmares about not positioning your jump perfectly then i would recommend it 10/10
augh i know this is old but on my first run i played monk and watching this i am so furious because on practically every surface there were proto dlls so i constantly died because i got a little too close to a wall. died like 50 times in total, fucking hell.
SAME
I went through it on my first playthrough as Monk and it was complete HELL.
Then I had to do it again on Survivor cause I didn't know there was an easier route.
S A M E
Ah yes, unfortunate development, or as I like to call it "Five Pebbles's Anti-grav Funhouse of Blueberry Flavored Cancer (TM)"
the daddy locations were lucky, but there was still room for error, so really good plays regardless.
whenever i go to Pebbles, whichever way, i turn off DLLs with mods, i just can't deal with them. i guess they're a really fun challenge to some degree, but more often than not, they get extremely frustrating. too much depends on pure luck. and all kids of moving rot (MLLs, DLLs, BLLs, i think there are only 3 moving ones?) are nice enemies for bigger spaces that allow you a lot of places to jump and move to, like The Leg. the fun with them is that you need to move with great precision to avoid them. zero gravity deprives you of any chance of precise movement, making you too vulnerable to be grabbed by a tentacle, or by the wall rot. you can't fight them or stun them in any way. if they're blocking your way, you just have to wait and pray they won't go your way. they can move faster than you can float from place to place, and they're not affected by the gravity changes. believe me that Pebbles is much more fun without DLLs.
that being said, OP, you're so powerful for going through this TWICE without dying. no skill issue in sight.
Man that max karma gate wasn't lying.this shit hard
I actually find this area quite fun. It is very frustrating, but learning the gravity mechanics and taking your time from pole to pole is a really nice challenge. And boy, the feeling when you finally beat it is like nothing else in this game
3:29 close........
Your eyes, youll be there soon.
Bringing a grappler worm goes a long way in Unfortunate Development - which is why this is above impressive, it’s insane
Wdym? It's literally useless there, like you can't use it.
@@aarepelaa1142 wrong. It works perfectly, that is during the normal gravity phases. When the zero g comes back, you're back to floating like you would normally, except with the added inconvenience of the worm firing every time you jump off a tentacle because it doesn't count as a pole. Once you learn to mitigate that downside, the worm is really helpful
@@lred1383 idk, you're still just better off going normally, no dangers can be really avoided easier with it anyway. Screwing up also wastes more time than going without it could save.
@@aarepelaa1142 I recently did the Martyr discord challenge (pass through both sections of UD in one cycle as Monk), and that run would have failed at two different points if not for the worm. Once you're comfortable with it, there is no downside and significant upsides
holy fuck dude, i died like 20 times before giving up and trying the other way
only 20?
I love that gravity generator ambiance
literally the worst area to navigate in this game, and you owned it. what a legend
Path of pain, farewell, and unfortunate development... It's all different games but it's all so similar. As in your have to be a lunatic to deal with any of that...
Can ya stop flexin on all of us, for FIVE MINUTES.
But seriously well-hecking-done.
This game is so unappreciated it’s really not fair
I accidentally went unfortunate development on my first playthrough. It was hell. Went bug zapper route next time and didn’t even die. Really screwed myself on that one but I’m kind of glad I made myself suffer first.
I spent 2 real life months stuck in UD, i cried uncontrollably out of the purest anger and frustration i've felt in my entire life ay least 13 times, and now i come to TH-cam and see this bullshit
Lol
just got through 5 pebbles yesterday (currently working my way through the chimneys area), but I needed to see someone else go through unfortunate development. this game is amazing. i really felt like i was just a little creature trying to find food after shoreline, shaded citadel, and the overhang but... getting to 5 pebbles and having the zero gravity areas really made me feel even smaller and more lost than I already was. I took like 20 tries maybe to get through all the blue spaghet (using the control stick instead of the dpad helped a lot for angling jumps) but wow very very smooth movement. great video!
You wont believe the number of tries i did at the middle generator thingy part
Cockobango RangoJango not even joking, after an 8 hour play session on my first full run of the game, I sat and did this for 4 hours straight, eventually doing it by sheer luck once, only to die to the fucking bug zappers because I went the wrong way. I then tried for another 2 hours before I finally got pastthis god forsaken region.
My first couple of times I tried to go under the generator. Stupid dll it's so aggressive right there
One dislike is by Daddy
Has anyone ever thought of killing all these rotten meatballs, scattered inside the Five Pables, to see if this can be avoided?
One question, if they are such intelligent beings, created to solve their own problems, how could they not, create a creature or manipulate an intelligent creature, to fix their own huge structure?, like the Slugcats, worship them as Gods.
Aaaaaahahahahahaaaa....
No, it's not. At least not for me.
this is why you completely skip 5p and go straight to filtration system
I Would get through most of it until I got to the last challenge where daddy long legs are on both sides of you. I would hit three platform right next top the middle, then get yoinked by the long legs. I finally realized rocks do stuff and got past that.
So are Porto daddies just baby long legs then? It seems like they stay planted on a surface until they develop enough to move on their own. That would be a cool hint to their life cycle
So basically if you don't want spoilers, don't read this as it has a plot point in it.
So basically five pebbles has this thing called the rot developing in him which is the result of a failed experiment the rot the daddy long longs are the rot when pebbles found the rot he flushed it and other junk out of his systems and that created the garbage wastes with the smaller "brother" long legs, that only temporarily solved the problem and more of it grew but I'm just guessing that the rot merged with his technology and grew more advanced than its smaller cousins, (by the way daddy long legs aren't technically alive). So in short Proto long legs is just daddy long legs (the rot) but on the walls (you could be right)
Cidball Cidball yeah I knew what he did and where the brothers came from, and I understood that they are an amalgamation of many small organisms. It just seemed like the proto daddies were underdeveloped (shown by them leaving tentacles out to grab things, similar to a spiders web, rather than moving to gather food themselves, even when they could just stay there, it’s a better predatory technique).
Fortnite Top 10 Gaming Boys yeah the game doesn't really give a lot to the lore so it can be what you want really
@@half-usedwoodenpickaxe4835 I think they're more developed because they've become so clustered and his innards are so rotten that they're just there not moving, i think them not moving is because of the sheer density of rot causing them to weigh too much
I'd say they are not moving because they are busy consuming 5P rather than trying to hunt for you
i'm still stuck on ud and i honestly think i'll never pass it
i suffer for eternity
there is another path through five pebbles to the left that just goes through some stationary bug zappers, much easier and mostly dll free, maybe you will finally beat the game after a year
@@toxoids oh yeah i beat it shortly afterwards
now i've mastered it after multiple attempts yay
Er, what do you do if the blue things actively hunt you down rather than just ignoring you? I mean, yeah, if they ignore you like those ones did, then it's easy. But I hide in the little tunnels, and they beeline for me from the other end of the room, reach in, and rip me out before I can do anything. It literally take about seven seconds, and it's not a fluke. It's happened about 15 times in a row. I've tried creeping everywhere, I don't throw things, they're just all awake and actively aggressive from the moment I enter the room.
If they come for a tunnel, it's always an option to just leave and wait in another spot. Ideally you will make as little noise as possible, but if one of them is getting on your trail you can throw something at the opposite wall to distract them. I always like to carry a rock or spear in case one grabs me, so I can quickly get it off of me and escape.
@@turtletoad7725 I'll try that the next time I'm in an area like that again, but every time I throw an item - scrap or rubble - they ignore it and come for me instead. And dropping out of the tunnels and going elsewhere wasn't an option because the things would settle their bodies at one entrance and loop their arms around to the other.
I got through that area, but it was really just down to luck. I can't seem to make those things behave the way they're meant to, based on everything I read on the game mechanics.
I do appreciate the reply, though! Have a good one!
@TheFruitMan Greg Ahh, that makes sense. Thanks!
@@thefruitmangreg1537 false, they don't see but they sense by hear and touch
Heads up - they hear you if you go into the tunnels because you're touching the walls, but grabbing onto any poles or tendrils that reach from one end to the other of a room will not alert them.
This is amazing, I'm really really impressed. Congrats
My bro has an eating sound effect mod on!
Also: MY DOOD DOSN’T USE A SHELTER DURING UNFORTUNATE DEVELOPMENT! The real Infortunate development here is how he makes the rest of us look bad in comparison.
Not only dose he never use a single shelter, but HE DOSE IT BACKWORDS TO!
I'm not going to say it was easy (it really was not and my screams of frustration can attest to that) but it after you get the hang of where and how to jump it's not as daunting as the first time and can save you a chunk of time. The leg and the underhang gave me more of a nightmare
I never knew that was going straight i always thought that the main way is the wall in to pebbles 😂
this video is infuriating.
when he goes past the middle nest, then does a long continuous undisturbed jump to go further than I ever could. To then turn around... to go back... then when he dismisses the nest a second time, then takes all the time of the world to go back to the start point... I didn't know it didn't rain inside there, I'm always dying before the cycle ends tho.
Congratulations, equip your troll face because I'm mad.
Mfw I got to The Wall first, and thought the left pipe is a secret level. Turned out I got it backwards xd.
I swear i regret inmensely having gone to the right path, i think it took me 50 tries. At least it was worth it after i got to farm arrays.
My brain on the left pipe:
SECRET LEVEL?!!
@@Juleszzzzz yeah i was like: wtf are those shocky thingys, and it never crossed my mind that it could be another way out...
[frantically taking notes]
Yeah it was so easy that I rage quit
Good heavens you could have just called me bad at the game for skipping UD you didn’t have to style on us TwT
Indeed, fellow gamer!
Essa é a rota que eu comecei a fazer depois de passar 5 horas inteiras nessa área.
the blueberry snack zone
my first playthrough was as the monk, can you guess which path I took?
idk maybe they changed unfortunate development but if not i think that your path is un optimal, maybe faster but way more dangerous.
3:29 DAAAAMN
Proud to be the 1000th like
Now i died for 211 time, i love this game
Wow
Also isn’t the anti gravity in five pebbles so they’re structure doesn’t collapse under its own weight? Meaning that part of them could collapse
Well isn’t that Unfortunate
Ha.. ha g -get it?
God, I hated this section so much. And not a love hate thing, I genuinely think the devs went far too overboard with this, to the point it detracts from the experience
Unfortunate Development isn't that difficult. It's frustrating at most, I died quote a few times to stray DLLs that I didn't expect and some bad timing, otherwise it's actually pretty easy. Just takes a lot of waiting and some good luck.
you madlad you
Wow! It looks pretty easy!🙄
It isn't
@@ksanbahlyngwa1998 this is ironic😅
First time I went through there I only died twice. It's not as hard as people make it out to be!
How!?
you step a bit and they came flying on you on the Exterior but you still on its face and its just ignore so you realize pretty fast that they are blind but extremely good at hearing so you turn up the sound and test evry action to know if its make noise then you go there and you.. well time to place my training on pratice
and die by commeting a deadly sim glutony
thoses neurons are tasty but that killed me and after that i just go silent
Honestly i had a lot of bad luck, every single time i actually got close to some pipe i stumbled on a dll tentacle, pretty absurd tbh, at least i got to 5p.
Heresy
WTF??
It almost looks to me like you did something to the AI for the Daddy Long Legs because there is NO WAY they would let you just stroll by like that. The fact that they are all just stuck on the wall is also a big givaway. Knowing how much you like to play with the games inner workings ;)
Nah, this was before I even got the game on PC. Can't mod the PS4 version
Sooo, just unimaginably lucky then XD
They function primarily based on noise, so if you don't slam yourself against any walls and move by them fast enough or only via poles, it doesn't trigger their aggro
@@stygianskies4776 It may have had worse AI for the port to PS4? That's my only guess other than extreme luck, because I have DDL's create FTL travel to find me. Totally respect you for that insane feat though!
@@Rydlenar I'm late but when I got here they were just sitting on the wall as well (although I gave up before beating this place). I think they always start out sitting here and only begin to move if you make a noise coming upwards
*crys*
5:05
Why do people keep struggling with Unfortunate Dev?
Let's be honest here, how many times did you retry ?
Once
XD
what actually IS unfortunate development?
This will require quite a bit of explaining.
The Chimney Canopy colored pearl describes a method of overwriting the self destruction taboo, which is basically a thing the ancients hard-coded into the DNA of every iterator to prevent them from doing anything that might lead to self destruction. To overwrite it would mean that the iterator would have more freedom, and, yes, probably allow them to self destruct. The specific method involves tediously (and dangerously) mutating some tissue until you eventually get the combination of DNA you're looking for, in this case it would overwrite the original cell's DNA but do nothing else. As i said however, the work is very tedious and time-consuming. You would have to run parallel processes to get any progress at all in a timely manner. It is implied that Five Pebbles did this, and increased his groundwater consumption to five times the normal amount to compensate for the extra work he was doing. Iterators run on water and need it to prevent slag buildup. His neighbor, who shared the same water source. (Looks to the Moon) endured several cycles with no water and eventually began to die without access to it. In a last-ditch effort, she forced him to drop everything he was doing and listen to her pleas to stop. With his concentration broken, Five Pebbles presumably lost control of the mutations and it spiraled into the rot, or daddy long legs. It has been slowly eating away at him ever since. Looks to the Moon evidently did not recover from her dehydration, and her structure collapsed.
@@turtletoad7725 So the huge DDL growths are just sprawling clumps of mutated DNA from five pebbles? (btw thanks for the response)
basically
Aw hex naw
Honestly I don't get why so many people struggle with this area, once you know where you're going it's easy.
Tf were the devs thinking with this place