@@Delta_2209 Yes. The dev said they added it to close some, loopholes they saw in it. some dismiss it as an easter egg but i think its integral to understanding how it works.
My most memorable moment was when one loop, I decided to chase after the probe launched from the orbital probe cannon. I knew it wouldn’t help but i wanted to see it close up. So i chased after it and abandoned my ship because of the autopilot, and when i got to the probe, i just traveled with it for the rest of my oxygen meter. When i got far enough away, I used my signalscope to hear some music, and for the first time I noticed they all synced up, and it was beautiful. I felt like even though the universe was dying, It didn’t matter. The connection we all had to the music weirdly put me at rest. That was probably my favorite gaming moments of all time
I had a similar moment, where I realized that this game was hitting me emotionally. Spoilers ahead After discovering that the nomai built a sun station to trigger a super nova to power their device, I was angry. That they knew it would end the solar system yet still built it, all to discover the location of their selfish obsession. While at the time I didn't understand that they planned to stop the loop, so all I could see was these selfish beings. After searching all over to find a way to turn it off, I finally made it to the sun station, hoping to find clues. It was there I discovered the truth. That the device failed That the nomai died hundreds of thousands of years ago That they never did see their project in action as they could never power it That it really was just time for our sun, our universe to die. That it was no ones fault I was left empty. All this time I was trying to stop it but it is inevitable. I then saw a skeleton, resting on a bench watching the sun. The timer in the room said I had less than a minute left, so I just went and stood next to that skeleton and watched the sun eat the station I was on. It was a surreal moment, me connected with another being long dead, maybe even the one who built this station, connected in our failure to change anything, watching it all end.
I flew after the probe and kept the ship by cancelling the autopilot and never getting back in the seat after i got to it, and was surprised there was nothing there for the entire loop, as I hadn’t explored much by then. About 5 or 6 hours later I understood why there was nothing at the probe, but at least something, like a message would have been nice
The composer did an amazing job, and (amusingly) recorded the main theme twice on the banjo: once when he started noodling around, and once just before launch after practicing a whole bunch. He merged the tracks to have two banjos playing. It was a nice book-end for him. Have you seen the noclip documentary on this game? The one he did on Astroneer keeps making me cry, every time I go back to it.
I remember hating those damn fish because I misunderstood "deaf" for "blind." I'd get myself killed by turning my light off and expecting it to work...
I got thrown off by the guy staying in dark bramble. They say that the light kept the fish away from him so I assumed them being 'blind' referred to them being sensitive to light or something. So I tried to flash a light in their face multiple times. Wouldn't recommend lol
Nick Wilson I’ve played both and subnautica is freakier overall, but I think the quiet exploration and internalized feelings this games story gives makes running into the angler fish scarier than it normally would be
With the "You destroyed the fabric of spacetime ending" You also get a fantastic kazoo rendition of the main theme by the game staff as the credits roll
My favorite "ending" was my 2nd death. The 1st one was a classic autopilot-into-sun scenario, so I wasn't even aware that the sun was going supernova. So on that second life, I had wound up back at the village, checking on the locals after visiting the moon and mining site to see if any of the dialogue had changed. (Since the statue had moved back to its original position, and the one guy had moved from the observatory, I was very curious to see if anything else was different). I had reached the tree guy (next to the ghost matter place) and after talking to him, I realized what looked like fireworks off in the distance. The guy talks about signalscopes, so I figured maybe I should be using that. Zooming in, _that_ music started playing in the bg, and a couple seconds later, I started to realize the stars were fireworks. The stars were going out. Then of course, our sun collapsed. It was just such a memorable moment that slapped together to realizations into one very re-contextualizing moment.
It was really funny that I learned out that supernova explodes only on my 6th cycle or something like that. As my 1st death was dying from the ghost matter on starting planet before synching, second death was on the water planet when I was on an island and suddenly I realized I was in zero-g and was like "waaat?" and while I was analyzing what just happened - the island landed back on the planet and I landed back on the island and died. And then I actually was caught by supernova, but I was on water planet couple of times, so I heard dramatic and awesome music, but didn't actually see anything, as there's solid clouds there, so the music stopped and suddenly new cycle, and once again I was "waaat?" And the last time I accidentially crash-landed on a comet, I didn't even know that it was "landable" and found all the info that there's crack on the other side and it melts, so I flew around the comet and somehow managed to land in the front side and realized that it must go closer to the sun to melt and waited. Went to check the map, where are we and where's the sun and was like -OH MY GOD THE SUN IS RED AND IT BECAME GIGANTIC! And I watched on this map amazed, but heard some strange sounds and turned of the map right at the moment when dramatic music started. And you know what? The comet flew close to water planet and I was dragged by it's gravity from the comet goddamit! And I didn't see the explosion. Again. Well I saw it plenty of times afterwards, but still it's pretty funny how this god forsaken water grave didn't want to show me the view
I had a similar experience when seeing the supernova. It was my 3rd or 4th cycle and I just figured how to use the signalscope, so I went around Timber Hearth investigating the sound that matched the one from Dark Bramble. Talked to the guy, launched the probe, then I heard the music. I looked around, didn't see anything, then I looked up and saw this bright blue energy hurtling towards me. I straight up thought "Oh damn, is that the blue comet thingy hitting the planet?" Then died seconds later. Only way I figured it out was several cycles of fall damage later when I heard the same music while on the Ember Twin
WackoMcGoose Well, Solanum actually doesn’t know you’re in a time loop, or that you’re even native to this system, so she’s probably just go. “Wow, a warp core! Why do you have that I wonder?”
@@sugarcombfilms3467 Right!? As they said its basicly sending the essence of yourself back in time. So you just got the memories of your future self. But if you then dont act exaclty as your future self shouldnt that create an paradoxon aswell and thus destorying the fabric of spacetime again? Because how can the information be send back if these are created by a future you that dosnt exist anymore unless you act the same as your future self did. Maybe its okay because the information that was created is just a memory and not realy matter. but then again your memories are stored inside your brain which is made of matter after all.
@@singinceil I mean, this discussion would end in nothing certain considering we dont know the exact rules of time travel as it doesnt exist yet to our knowledge. But the best way to see it is different timelines, once you start this time loop by sending memories to your "past" self, what is actually going on is sending the memories to another timeline, thus you actually die yourself in the "first" timeline.
Gotta love gabro, we spend all this technically infinite time unravelling the true nature of reality, and how to create a new universe, and gabro's like "huh. Neat. Guess I'll just go back to playing the same four notes on my flute for the rest of eternity." I aspire to be gabros level of chill someday
@@linkbro4374 yeah lol. we even discover by their dialogue that they didn't built the hammock beforethe loop started, wich means they just build a new hammock every time. That's a whole other level of being chill
My fav ending is when I started my first game. I was so enthralled with timber earth and its people. I was just ezploring and I was like "I wonder if I could jump into tje gazer" I drowned and game over
@@TheLoreExplorer Neither the Nomai nor the Hearthians had any concern for safety whatsoever. Deadly geysers in the middle of the town. Deadly antimatter exhibits that you can walk into even though its invisible. Schools built over blackholes. Etc.
@@ManoredRed You are 100% correct about the hearthians. But To be fair the Nomai had understood and mastered black holes before they settled there. And yes. They stumbled into a basic antibiological bomb. but the ghost matter wasnt there when they settled the solar system. So they never really had to contend with it. They just explored the source of it without prior knowledge, and then died in an instant. They even made sure not to mine certain locations on timber because the life there would suffer. The Nomai were very mindful of life.
I know what you mean. Even during the ending id find myself just standing there, trying to process whats happening, and how i was feeling. Ill get back to you when my brains done doing that.
The "You died" before starting the loop ending and "Destroying the fabric of space time" ending always crack me up in such unexpected ways, while the others (except for the real ending) just make me sad and depressed.
I choose to think of the true ending as peaceful. Like, yeah everyone dies but they all accept it. And the Nomai believed that this was the end of the universe, but as we can see life still found a way. Even Chert, who you can find freaking out at the end of each cycle, is at peace in the true ending.
[Defunct Spunk] Yeah. Actually, I really admire Outer Wild’s ending. Well, I admire the whole game, but a lot of shows and games with good mysteries end up falling short in the finale usually by trying to please everyone or by giving too many answers, like Hello Neighbor. But Outer Wilds ended up creating an ending that was perfectly satisfying and tied all the themes of the game together beautifully
I took the warp core from ash twin with me back to my ship and then I realised that it mentioned stopping the time loop, and seeing as I still had to go to the quantum moon I panicked and decided to head back to the core to put it back because i didnt want to perma die and then I accidentally exited my ship without my space suit on. Good memories
When you finish the credits and return to the title page, leave it open for a while. The 'wilds' lettering will break apart and float across the screen (also the stars in the background will go nova - wait long enough and the background will be totally black)
I'm not sure you have to finish the game for that. I think if you just wait long enough on the startup menu this'll happen. I kinda wanna fly up to the logo and watch it explode close up.
19:38 this one you're stuck because theres a "you" on each planet but they are all dead except you on the eye version The problem is that you can no longer leave because to leave you must either enter the eye which sends you to a dead place where you are dead Or take the shrine back killing you again So yeah game over
If a tree falls in the woods does it make a sound? Are we really on those planets if no one is there to observe us. My opinion is yes. but i see many people saying no.
The Lore Explorer according to the game and quantum logic, the moon is in every « state » until we know it is in one particular state. To you, who has an inside perspective on the quantum moon, you see it in one particular state. But from a outside perspective, the rule would still apply. This is why it is called « Solanum’s fate » You can see his corpse on the 5 locations, but he is alive on the 6th This is because he died on the quantum moon. But the 6th location is outside of the time itself, so he is 5/6 dead, 1/6 alive. Same happens to the player with the supernova i think
Yeah. I didnt add the just stopping the atp and then dying either. just cause i thought it was too similar to the first one. (and i didnt want to have to record another couple end versions for a small difference)
OOOHHHH THATS WHAT THAT WAS i litterally shot scout in both times I finished the game and I thought it was a reference to Hearths satellite, not the scout
Just completed the game....i know no one will be reading this but it gave me goosebumps......i sat at the menu screen listening to music and contemplating the beautiful ending....
Spoilers/Tips The Wanderer I would suggest taking off headphone or muting sound, then get a probe with a good look at the angler you’re trying to avoid and spam the snapshot button so you kinda have a video and if it moves. DONT. TOUCH. THE. WASD KEYS. Also when you go in the yellow one with three anglers don’t even use thrusters at all once you entered because you will just glide past them to the eggs
There is another ending. I broke the fabric of spacetime at 27:35 Instead of walking into the pit, I think I jetpacked up into the storm and shot my probe.
You mustve visited the atp during the last loop.(or it was a glitch) if there was a copy of you at the atp, and the sun explodes it still end spacetime. thats when your "another ending" happens. but its just the same ending i showed before happening at a different spot.
I shot my probe in the storm, and then jumped in the storm (doesn't matter if you jetpack in the storm or use the pit to jump in it) and it didn't do that.
It was similar for me. I was very confused why I was breaking space time. Did I get too close to the center of the universe? Was a little annoyed at that point because I kept trying and I wasn't able to jump from the pole. I then looked online and I think it was because at the previous loop I jumped into the black hole at atp and my timing just lined up in a way that when I was trying to reach the center of the universe, the game told me that I broke reality...
I just finished this game with the 'music around the campfire' ending. You can talk to them when they're done playing music. Knowing this is the end, one of them says: "I hope there are besties in the next one." What a wonderful way to look at life :') Beautiful game.
Fact : The most recent naked-eye supernova was SN 1987A, the explosion of a blue supergiant star in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite of the Milky Way.
fear of anglerfish, fear of being losted in the core of planet, fear of no fuel or oxygen in suit, every feel by playing this game is 100% real and full, when the band playing again together, but new song, it was so huge emotional, even i dont know why. And i was at the microsoft store thinking, that this is only the kids minigame for fun. Amazing, amazing, amazing!
Damn, love the creativity of this game. Got the intended ending after way too many tries.. lol. Took me too long to figure out to mark the vessel from the ship instead of going to the beacon, shooting the scout and following that... made it to the vessel 1 time and the sun blew xD and after many times running into the fish of nightmares and waking them up... great ending to a great game. Game me chills and a pit in my stomach while entering the eye. This game gave me a similar vibe of the movie Interstellar. probably the whole black hole thing...
Man, the first time i got to the eye. Geez. I can hardly describe it. the best word i guess would be unease. its like, yeah, this place definitely isnt meant to have someone standing here. what the hell is gonna happen next. I really need to get on that movie. i hear its excellent.
@@TheLoreExplorer Yeah, Interstellar is a good one. Also, if you haven't already seen it check out 'Moon' from 2009. DON'T read the reviews or the plot summary, though! It's much better if you watch it without knowing anything about it. Do that and you'll see why I recommend it, given what we're talking about here. :)
I reached the vessel barely in time using that first method on the second try. I also went into the „core“ of Dark Bramble without my ship, because I thought it would be too loud. 😄So I sloooooooooooowly drifted past the terrifying anglerfish in my space-suit, warp core in hand, trying to manage fuel and oxygen, making teeeeeny-tiny adjustments with my thrusters, while all the while the seconds until the end of the solar system were ticking away. Dude, what an experience...
I didn't know you could mark it wow I kept dying bc I had no time so I was rushing through dark bramble while trying not to make noise... if only I had known
@@Christopher-md7tf Exactly the same. Kind of accidentally though as I somehow got my ship stuck in thorns near the bramble seed where the Nomai from the third escape pod died. In a panic and running out of time I got out of my ship and headed for the vessel through the other two brambles. Tiny adjustments, peaking that I was going to wake the anglerfish. But I made it and was very happy.
I will never forget when I looked into the Dark Bramble seed on Timber Hearth for the first time and heard that harmonica. It was so epically beautiful and tragic at the same time. The way this game uses music, spatial awareness, and the player's perception is beyond magnificent. This was an unforgettable experience and worth every penny.
Fun thing I noticed on second play (as with most things in this game, on the first play I didn’t get the significance). There were many MANY loops without you. The probe finds its location on 9 MILLION plus tries, but you have obviously not been playing for that many loops. 9 _MILLION_ loops where you were just as clueless as the others…. Makes me wonder if the nomai statues just got tired of waiting for Gabbro to do something lol
I guess the only thing this game lacks is ending with entering random coordinates on the vessel. I mean, if there's more than one ending, this is the most logical thing you will think first after finishing the intended one.
The Lore Explorer Then just have the drift ending except with the Nomai vessel... You get a few jumps, if you miss them all, the warp core gets depleted and you're stuck in space.
Your friend: The crack on your phone is not that bad. You'll be fine. Your phone trying to work normally after you drop it for a second time: 3:52 Side note: The fabric of space-time ending was very trippy indeed
@@TheLoreExplorer I found that if you switch the warp core placements while using the scout launcher to break the fabric of spacetime, you get black cracks before a black sphere swallows the whole universe
>45 minute video >6 endings >last ending starts at 20 minute mark I get the vague impression one of these endings may not be like the others in terms of how fleshed out it is.
My favourite moments in this game are: The first time you launch your ship into space The first time you visit each planet (especially Brittle Hollow) The first time you get sucked into the Brittle Hollow black hole The first time you synchronize the music by flying far out and watching the sun explode with the music The first time you create a new universe out of the music and ashes of the past universe. This moment just makes me proud to be human and that humans can create something so beautiful. And of course then watching the big bang the first time. There are many more memorable moments you encounter in this game, and most of the above are intended by the story. But it never felt like you were pushed to a certain ending. It always felt like it was a natural thing as a self-concious being to keep exploring and to seek the truth. And that failure is part of the solition. That death is not in this reality to put an end to everything but to rather give birth to something new and thereby give meaning to the new born.
The first time I played this game, I looked my brother dead in the eyes and said "I'm gonna speedrun" and then I jumped into the campfire in the beginning and died, technically getting an ending.
How this game did not win an award for its music is really depressing. This game is incredible, but the music helped me get through so much this past year. It is one of the best game scores in recent memory.
Naw. Theyve been to the open ones they can get to. Or the obvious ones. A lot of the doors are broken and you need to explore to find alternative ways in. And other places are just sort of straight up hidden. I dont think a single hearthian knew about the sunless city.
Im glad all the endings and the intended ending is here in full with no cuts/commentary. I tried time and time again to do it, but on PC without a gamepad, the controls lack a little precision and when you're on a time limit, thats a real problem. After doing the 'warp-core to vessle' trip twice and still dying before warping, I decided to look it up and wait till i can get a gamepad working. thank you for uploading this!
This game makes me love space and be afraid of it, everytime i play it, it makes me cry and makes me feel like i want to be in space, this is the best game ever
Damn, I never tried any of this (except the intended ending and dying...) I love the cracking of the fabric of space lol, especially meeting yourself, thanks for the video.
This game was absolutely magical when I first picked it up. I played for 14 hours in a couple days, but unfortunately had to drop it for a bit due to work and other things. When I came back, I was far too lost to pick up where I had finished, but it's nice to know that I was close to doing the base ending of the game. Glad you made this video so I could at least see what the final act was supposed to look like. It was very beautiful.
I actually fell in there by accident right at the start...though I had already activated the statue. Made the dialogue by the campfire a bit weird though, because the game obviously expected me to have gone to space by that point lol
How terrible. Your suicidal character will be doomed to drown infinite times for all eternity, with all memories wiped between each time, just to do it again. Until Gabbro gets sick of relaxing in a hangmat, figures out the ATP and removes the core. Possibly without a translation tool because I think you might be the only one who is given that tool.
@@Sercil00 if no one is around to observe it, did it really happen? Gabbro is the only observer between loops and they are on Giant's Deep. It wouldn't matter if we died because if we use the logic of the quantum moon, nothing is confirmed until Gabbro sees us die
@@TheLoreExplorer I was too curious not too look haha but I plan on figuring out how to get to those endings on my own. So hard not too look up how to do stuff but it's so worth it when you learn them on your own.
Just finished the game and I'm baffled to see how much I have missed, for example the "entering ATP core" ending and talking to your past self. Right now I do not know what to do except read stuff about the game and watching your vids. What a great game
it truly is exceptional. i have a pretty extensive catalog of vids covering the game! I promise youll learn something new if you browse through! if you want to get lost in the universe again i suggest my shuttle tutorials! They will give you something fun and challenging to do for a while!
@@TheLoreExplorer Sure thing, I already have watched quite a lot of your vids by now haha. Right now I am very sad because for games I love I always go for All achievements. But I got it on Epic Games Store and there is no achievements on this game :(
yeah. id be lying if i said i didnt buy it for steam for just that reason lol. and also to support the game. but mostly to 100% it. it goes on sale for 16 dollars on steam sometime! keep an eye out! def worth it imo!
I tried jumping into the ATPs core but was disappointed when it produced a seemingly normal restart, I didn't bother to check the chamber afterwards. This game is even better than I thought.
Interesting. I got the exact same ending with only having 5/6 around the campfire at the end (minus the nomai). Thanks for making this, can’t imagine how much time it took!
Youre welcome. If youd like to finish the game with the Nomai there. Head to the quantum moon and reach its fabled 6th location! Be sure to explore thoroughly! Thank you for your kind words!
@@TheLoreExplorer True, I was thinking of the narrative which is centered around nomai and hearthians and not the additional easter eggs the human developers added ; )
Conciousness into a new universe... a literal intelligent design in a way. The ending of one, the beginning of the new. The sadness of one's species never getting further, but the pride and honor of being able to bring forth a whole new universe for countless potential lifeforms to develop in... all thanks to the combined possibilities of two species split apart by 100s of thousands of years.
Honestly the best game I've ever played. Though I would've liked an ending where you save your people from the supernova, but then the game is about exploration, not saving the world (or the universe). Thanks for the compilation!
Youre welcome! If its any consolation, Im pretty sure the Nomai made it through to the new universe. The game is really deep and really philosophical. Like, even if we stopped the supernova. EVERY other star in the universe died too. PLUS, even if we stop that. The bramble seed that landed on timber will destroy the Hearthians. I have a lot of content explaining whats going on. And about the design and meaning and whatnot if your interested. Hope to see you around bud!
It was to me for at least half the game. And I still foolishly thought I could right up to the end. : ( But when I went back and played again it became obvious. It was never an option to begin with.
I like how in the ATPS core ending the past you is calm unless you aren't, reflecting that you'd react the same way as yourself if you saw yourself looking at you screaming at yourself screaming at you. In other words, PARADOX
2:10 - The landing cam slows you down faster because it activates the correct thrusters in the correct arrangement & power to align you in a stationary position above the planet you are targeting. It may go above 100% thrust to do so... Maybe...
Yes. An easier way to say this is "match velocities". I found the answer one day when accidentally hitting B while landed at my target. At which point the console said "velocity matched". But thanks bud. I appreciate it.
first time I went into Dark Bramble, had no idea what I was getting myself into. Not realizing the thing was infested with giant killer fish, I flew into the red hole, and got chased out by 3 of them, and I never made it out
I recently discovered and this is probably already known but you can get the "You Destroyed the Fabric Of Spacetime" ending as well if you send the "Little Scout" into the portal that forms inside of the Hour Glass Twin project at the end of the normal loop.
The landing camera slows you down more because it automatically tries to match velocity with the target planet. Try targeting the wrong planet and you will notice this as it starts trying to throw you off the planet your trying to land on.
btw the dying before getting synced can also be obtained if you were synced but took the core out and died while we are here the high energy lab ending can also be obtained by putting your scout (not you) in the atp core right before the supernova hits
Best game ever this was a very inspiring game that help a bunch of people around the world to inspire themselves that they can do if you put your mind to it
Correct me if I'm wrong. But the song in the credits (after the new universe is created) is the only song with violins. The song playing with the insect people around the campfire at the very end being the first few seconds of the Timber Hearth theme played with a cello. New instruments of a new universe.
When I got the core, I was trying to go so fast that I managed to crash my ship into the bramble. Luckily I survived. Well... kind of luckily... I had the feeling it might have been game over anyway, because I only had my suit. I got to the excape pod and shoot the probe, but both my oxygen and fuel were running low. So when I got to the hatching ground, it wasn't just about waiting to get out of range of the anglers, I also had to look at my oxygen, which was running dangerously low. So as soon as I could vaguely see the eggs, I sprinted towards the last teleport. By the time I got to the ship, I had just as little oxygen as I had fuel. I managed to get to the last hallway, but I was already making choking noises. I managed to reach the trees JUST in time. I fumbled the core, but managed to place it just as my fuel ran out, and the gravity turned on. I feel like they planned it like that D:
I see in this video that there is a way to turn on the locator for the vessel, but I was under the impression that didn't work when I tried it. Anyway, it was very exciting to actually make it this way ^_^
@@RC-1290 Wait there's a locator for the vessel? To find the vessel I always just went straight from the bramble entrance into the nest then just fired my scout around until I found a seed that wasnt one of the bright lights and it would always take me to the vessel.
What I thought was the real ending at first was, I took the core out of ATP and just left the chamber with it, wandered around on the sand planet for a bit until the sun supernova'd and got the "you are dead" screen, which was new to me, and some credits. Figured it was such a dour ending, but at least I put an end to the time loop, lol
When I first played, I managed to outrun the supernova (~60km from the sun) and die in the cold of space, but recently I tried it in just the suit (after white hole ejection) and I reached around 200km before suffocating. Don't know if bug or the cold only gets you in the ship.
So, in the first example that's actually what the atp looks like if we actually survive a loop lol. Not freezing. I made the same mistake. The second examole, however, sounds like you took the warp core from the atp. If in your ship, it would of read "you drift through space until you run out of resources".
spoiler warning below me after thinking you meet solanum in the eye then not meeting her: "where is solanum?" also me after realizing i need to meet solanum at the sixth varinat of the quantum moon: "i won but this doesnt mean i deserve it" also me: *proceeds to quit the game*
I got the spacetime ending by trying to get the achievement where you escape the solar system. Didn't bring the core with me, figured I didn't need to, so eventually I got so far that the star wasn't visible and opening the system map made everything jerk around and vibrate. Eventually decided to meditate until next loop and was surprised to see the spacetime ending.
just finished outer wilds the other day and another ending that I found is by shooting your scout into the black hole created by the ATP during the supernova. on your next loop, you can see the HUD marker for your scout way off in space, and when you die, you will get another “destroyed the fabric of spacetime” ending. my guess is that this is because your scout from the last time loop exists in the current loop, like some weird spacetime overlap. pretty neat that the devs think of stuff like that.
Wait, so the scout at the ending is actually yours if you launch it before entering the eye. What can that mean? I thought it was to show that they're an advanced civilization.
No. Its definitely yours. I think its to show we can affect the things in this new universe. And the things entangled with the eye can make there way there.
@@TheLoreExplorer Yep, agreed. Plus, as "the observer" who's part of the creation of the new universe when you jump into the gray sphere above the campfire, everything you are probably has a significant effect on its shaping. And we can infer from "14.3 billion years later" that that new universe is *this* universe we're in right now.
the eye is outside the universe itself, so if you get something into the eye it leaves the universe, thus, when the big crunch and big bang do their job your scout acts as part of the eye, since everything interacting with the eye becomes quantum, just as the quantum moon, it can exist outside the universe
This video is over a year old but I still comment anyway. My first death was by colliding my ship with the debris from the orbital cannon, so I didn't know that the sun will go supernova. On my second run examined the debris and 21 minutes or so passed. My next thought was: "Hey, what would happen if I shoot my scout in this giant friggin' fireball?" I shot my scout and after it has been automatically retrieved the sun collapsed... My next thought: "Did I do that?" Hell, I thought that I broke my save or something.
I felt really close to Gabro because they were the only one who truly understood what I was experiencing. I loved Felspar because he's a freaking legend and Riebeck is my Big Bro but Gabro already understood what took me dozens of loops and getting to the Eye of the Universe to understand. Acceptance.
First death had happened on brittle, i though i was killed by some storm or something due to the meteors and the blue color of the supernova. Second death under Timber, i was confused Up to this point i didnt know what was the reason behind the deathloop i was in which made this even better: My third death happened when i fell into the blackhole, i though i was over, but then i appeared on the white hole at the exact moment the sun exploded. I though it was the inside of the black whole or something but while i stared to my death, i understood And for some reason, me finally understanding that all was over, no matter what, gave me a bittersweet feeling, but in the and i kinda feel like Gabbro, going easy cause it was all over, but each cicle i could do some more and some more. At the end being able to restart the whole cycle again, with all the emotional sentences from the other explorers, maaan i was drowning in my own tears what an amazing game
0:01 die without statue sync
1:24 HEL Ending
4:22 entering atps core ending
9:17 Drift Ending
13:18 Solunums Fate
19:55 Intended ending
The credits after the HEL ending are pretty funny: super-fast, with a kazoo soundtrack. :D
Is the atps core ending real?
@@Delta_2209 Yes. The dev said they added it to close some, loopholes they saw in it. some dismiss it as an easter egg but i think its integral to understanding how it works.
@@TheLoreExplorer The only thing that this game needs now is an instrument for the protagonist...
@@Delta_2209 yeah. I'm not sure why or how they didn't give us an opportunity to play along. It'd be great to sit next to chert and play some tunes.
literally, the first thing i did in this game was jump in a geyser and die.
LMAO SAME
same
hahah I think I went into the fire, idk why but I kept on dying and stopped playing for a while because I didn't know what to do
Same!!
Same!
My most memorable moment was when one loop, I decided to chase after the probe launched from the orbital probe cannon. I knew it wouldn’t help but i wanted to see it close up. So i chased after it and abandoned my ship because of the autopilot, and when i got to the probe, i just traveled with it for the rest of my oxygen meter. When i got far enough away, I used my signalscope to hear some music, and for the first time I noticed they all synced up, and it was beautiful. I felt like even though the universe was dying, It didn’t matter. The connection we all had to the music weirdly put me at rest. That was probably my favorite gaming moments of all time
I had a similar moment, where I realized that this game was hitting me emotionally. Spoilers ahead
After discovering that the nomai built a sun station to trigger a super nova to power their device, I was angry. That they knew it would end the solar system yet still built it, all to discover the location of their selfish obsession. While at the time I didn't understand that they planned to stop the loop, so all I could see was these selfish beings. After searching all over to find a way to turn it off, I finally made it to the sun station, hoping to find clues. It was there I discovered the truth.
That the device failed
That the nomai died hundreds of thousands of years ago
That they never did see their project in action as they could never power it
That it really was just time for our sun, our universe to die.
That it was no ones fault
I was left empty. All this time I was trying to stop it but it is inevitable. I then saw a skeleton, resting on a bench watching the sun. The timer in the room said I had less than a minute left, so I just went and stood next to that skeleton and watched the sun eat the station I was on. It was a surreal moment, me connected with another being long dead, maybe even the one who built this station, connected in our failure to change anything, watching it all end.
Joseph Smith this game is magical
i just pressed cancel on the autopilot and it was so awesome
Same happened to me, it was just beautiful
I flew after the probe and kept the ship by cancelling the autopilot and never getting back in the seat after i got to it, and was surprised there was nothing there for the entire loop, as I hadn’t explored much by then. About 5 or 6 hours later I understood why there was nothing at the probe, but at least something, like a message would have been nice
"Thank you for playing Outer Wilds"
No no, thank YOU for making Outer Wilds.
I JUST BEAT THE GAME AND SAID THAT ALOUD WHEN I DID IT 😂
@@simpleastrophotography1301 me too in this very moment
I literally said the exact same thing after finishing the game 💀
Idk why but the real ending with that epic music always puts me I tears. This is my favorite game
I was speachless for a while after it ended. I just sat there. Contemplating everything. I doubt I'll ever play a game like this again.
@@TheLoreExplorer it's just so epic, makes me wanna throw myself into the sun
If We Won - What is the real Ending?
The composer did an amazing job, and (amusingly) recorded the main theme twice on the banjo: once when he started noodling around, and once just before launch after practicing a whole bunch. He merged the tracks to have two banjos playing. It was a nice book-end for him.
Have you seen the noclip documentary on this game?
The one he did on Astroneer keeps making me cry, every time I go back to it.
@@nosi6436 It your decision but mainly it's the last one
I remember hating those damn fish because I misunderstood "deaf" for "blind." I'd get myself killed by turning my light off and expecting it to work...
i have to say those fish are genuinely the scariest video game monster i have ever encountered
Krasser Dude you clearly haven’t played subnautica... those things were epic but basically a taste of subnautica
@@nickwilson3499 Beat me to it. Unscripted horror is the only horror I can tolerate.
I got thrown off by the guy staying in dark bramble. They say that the light kept the fish away from him so I assumed them being 'blind' referred to them being sensitive to light or something. So I tried to flash a light in their face multiple times. Wouldn't recommend lol
Nick Wilson I’ve played both and subnautica is freakier overall, but I think the quiet exploration and internalized feelings this games story gives makes running into the angler fish scarier than it normally would be
With the "You destroyed the fabric of spacetime ending" You also get a fantastic kazoo rendition of the main theme by the game staff as the credits roll
My favorite "ending" was my 2nd death. The 1st one was a classic autopilot-into-sun scenario, so I wasn't even aware that the sun was going supernova. So on that second life, I had wound up back at the village, checking on the locals after visiting the moon and mining site to see if any of the dialogue had changed. (Since the statue had moved back to its original position, and the one guy had moved from the observatory, I was very curious to see if anything else was different).
I had reached the tree guy (next to the ghost matter place) and after talking to him, I realized what looked like fireworks off in the distance. The guy talks about signalscopes, so I figured maybe I should be using that. Zooming in, _that_ music started playing in the bg, and a couple seconds later, I started to realize the stars were fireworks. The stars were going out. Then of course, our sun collapsed.
It was just such a memorable moment that slapped together to realizations into one very re-contextualizing moment.
It was really funny that I learned out that supernova explodes only on my 6th cycle or something like that. As my 1st death was dying from the ghost matter on starting planet before synching, second death was on the water planet when I was on an island and suddenly I realized I was in zero-g and was like "waaat?" and while I was analyzing what just happened - the island landed back on the planet and I landed back on the island and died. And then I actually was caught by supernova, but I was on water planet couple of times, so I heard dramatic and awesome music, but didn't actually see anything, as there's solid clouds there, so the music stopped and suddenly new cycle, and once again I was "waaat?"
And the last time I accidentially crash-landed on a comet, I didn't even know that it was "landable" and found all the info that there's crack on the other side and it melts, so I flew around the comet and somehow managed to land in the front side and realized that it must go closer to the sun to melt and waited. Went to check the map, where are we and where's the sun and was like
-OH MY GOD THE SUN IS RED AND IT BECAME GIGANTIC!
And I watched on this map amazed, but heard some strange sounds and turned of the map right at the moment when dramatic music started. And you know what? The comet flew close to water planet and I was dragged by it's gravity from the comet goddamit! And I didn't see the explosion. Again.
Well I saw it plenty of times afterwards, but still it's pretty funny how this god forsaken water grave didn't want to show me the view
I had a similar experience when seeing the supernova. It was my 3rd or 4th cycle and I just figured how to use the signalscope, so I went around Timber Hearth investigating the sound that matched the one from Dark Bramble. Talked to the guy, launched the probe, then I heard the music. I looked around, didn't see anything, then I looked up and saw this bright blue energy hurtling towards me. I straight up thought "Oh damn, is that the blue comet thingy hitting the planet?" Then died seconds later. Only way I figured it out was several cycles of fall damage later when I heard the same music while on the Ember Twin
@@Afdog i genuinely thought your death on the comet would've been the sun eating it.
19:10 *Solanum writes some scribbles on the wall*
[SOLANUM: Is... is that what I think it is?]
[SOLANUM: You've doomed yourself...]
WackoMcGoose Well, Solanum actually doesn’t know you’re in a time loop, or that you’re even native to this system, so she’s probably just go.
“Wow, a warp core! Why do you have that I wonder?”
@@sugarcombfilms3467 I mean, I get your point, but the player is technically never in a time loop.
José Daniel Jiménez Málaga That’s actually a question posed in the game, whether sending memories back in time is actually time travel
@@sugarcombfilms3467 Right!? As they said its basicly sending the essence of yourself back in time. So you just got the memories of your future self. But if you then dont act exaclty as your future self shouldnt that create an paradoxon aswell and thus destorying the fabric of spacetime again? Because how can the information be send back if these are created by a future you that dosnt exist anymore unless you act the same as your future self did. Maybe its okay because the information that was created is just a memory and not realy matter. but then again your memories are stored inside your brain which is made of matter after all.
@@singinceil I mean, this discussion would end in nothing certain considering we dont know the exact rules of time travel as it doesnt exist yet to our knowledge.
But the best way to see it is different timelines, once you start this time loop by sending memories to your "past" self, what is actually going on is sending the memories to another timeline, thus you actually die yourself in the "first" timeline.
"You are dead"
And so, Garbo became the hero of the story! ... Probably not.
Gotta love gabro, we spend all this technically infinite time unravelling the true nature of reality, and how to create a new universe, and gabro's like "huh. Neat. Guess I'll just go back to playing the same four notes on my flute for the rest of eternity."
I aspire to be gabros level of chill someday
@@linkbro4374 yeah lol. we even discover by their dialogue that they didn't built the hammock beforethe loop started, wich means they just build a new hammock every time. That's a whole other level of being chill
>14628465297 loops later...
Gabro: yeah okay I’m gonna begin my space adventure
My fav ending is when I started my first game. I was so enthralled with timber earth and its people. I was just ezploring and I was like "I wonder if I could jump into tje gazer" I drowned and game over
lol. Im not sure which is worse. Drowning or being shot out of it! I think timber is my favorite planet because its so beautiful.
@@TheLoreExplorer 100% agree its so peaceful cx
Same
@@TheLoreExplorer Neither the Nomai nor the Hearthians had any concern for safety whatsoever. Deadly geysers in the middle of the town. Deadly antimatter exhibits that you can walk into even though its invisible. Schools built over blackholes. Etc.
@@ManoredRed You are 100% correct about the hearthians. But To be fair the Nomai had understood and mastered black holes before they settled there. And yes. They stumbled into a basic antibiological bomb. but the ghost matter wasnt there when they settled the solar system. So they never really had to contend with it. They just explored the source of it without prior knowledge, and then died in an instant.
They even made sure not to mine certain locations on timber because the life there would suffer. The Nomai were very mindful of life.
I love how in the intended ending it just turns into a horror game
Those spooky scary Nomai skeletons
That's exactly what I was thinking
@@carrotisalie shivering down your spine
@@carrotisalie more like hi i uh would rather not be fused with a tree or rock o_0
It's not supposed to be scary, silly
I just beat this today. It is hard to put into word my emotions.
I know what you mean. Even during the ending id find myself just standing there, trying to process whats happening, and how i was feeling. Ill get back to you when my brains done doing that.
@@TheLoreExplorer how did you feel?
Just beat it myself. I’m still in that state. Mostly contemplating my place in the universe, and how beautiful of a universe it is.
The "You died" before starting the loop ending and "Destroying the fabric of space time" ending always crack me up in such unexpected ways, while the others (except for the real ending) just make me sad and depressed.
I choose to think of the true ending as peaceful. Like, yeah everyone dies but they all accept it. And the Nomai believed that this was the end of the universe, but as we can see life still found a way. Even Chert, who you can find freaking out at the end of each cycle, is at peace in the true ending.
@@cking4869 That is true. I'm glad it ended like that, after everything we'd been through.
[Defunct Spunk]
Yeah. Actually, I really admire Outer Wild’s ending. Well, I admire the whole game, but a lot of shows and games with good mysteries end up falling short in the finale usually by trying to please everyone or by giving too many answers, like Hello Neighbor. But Outer Wilds ended up creating an ending that was perfectly satisfying and tied all the themes of the game together beautifully
I took the warp core from ash twin with me back to my ship and then I realised that it mentioned stopping the time loop, and seeing as I still had to go to the quantum moon I panicked and decided to head back to the core to put it back because i didnt want to perma die and then I accidentally exited my ship without my space suit on. Good memories
I tried to put it back and I couldn't.
😂
I just found out Outer Wilds didn't even win Best Indie Game at the Game Awards and I'm offended.
Meh, at least it lost to Disco Elysium, which is just as much an incredible game as Outer Wilds is. Both games deserved to win tbh.
When you finish the credits and return to the title page, leave it open for a while. The 'wilds' lettering will break apart and float across the screen (also the stars in the background will go nova - wait long enough and the background will be totally black)
I'm not sure you have to finish the game for that. I think if you just wait long enough on the startup menu this'll happen. I kinda wanna fly up to the logo and watch it explode close up.
This was the best game of 2019 for me
Its hard for me to pin down. but id say top 3 of the decade!
I some how puzzled my way through this I missed alot on my first run
@@TheLoreExplorer Can you tell me the other 2 contenders?
19:38 this one you're stuck because theres a "you" on each planet but they are all dead except you on the eye version
The problem is that you can no longer leave because to leave you must either enter the eye which sends you to a dead place where you are dead
Or take the shrine back killing you again
So yeah game over
If a tree falls in the woods does it make a sound? Are we really on those planets if no one is there to observe us. My opinion is yes. but i see many people saying no.
@@TheLoreExplorer yeah
The Lore Explorer according to the game and quantum logic, the moon is in every « state » until we know it is in one particular state.
To you, who has an inside perspective on the quantum moon, you see it in one particular state. But from a outside perspective, the rule would still apply.
This is why it is called « Solanum’s fate »
You can see his corpse on the 5 locations, but he is alive on the 6th
This is because he died on the quantum moon. But the 6th location is outside of the time itself, so he is 5/6 dead, 1/6 alive. Same happens to the player with the supernova i think
God you men are genius
@@benbrgr9 What can i say?
Except i have watched videos and read books so i know a lot
You forgot one little thng: if you shoot scout inside the eye, it appears on the end screen. Making it 4 endings instead of 2.
Yeah. I didnt add the just stopping the atp and then dying either. just cause i thought it was too similar to the first one. (and i didnt want to have to record another couple end versions for a small difference)
@@TheLoreExplorer yes, I know. I meant you haven't mentioned it, like you did with nomai and no nomai ending.
I just added it into the description. I doubt many people will actually read it but it's better than nothing lol. Thanks for pointing it out.
@@TheLoreExplorer no problem
OOOHHHH THATS WHAT THAT WAS i litterally shot scout in both times I finished the game and I thought it was a reference to Hearths satellite, not the scout
Just completed the game....i know no one will be reading this but it gave me goosebumps......i sat at the menu screen listening to music and contemplating the beautiful ending....
I read it
i did the break spacetime with the scout in vr and it was genuinely terrifying
As someone who isn't nearly smart enough to puzzle my way thru this game (and also terrified of Dark Bramble). Thanks for making this!
I actually cried out of fear the first 9 times i entered dark bramble
after 9 tries, i gave up
Spoilers/Tips
The Wanderer I would suggest taking off headphone or muting sound, then get a probe with a good look at the angler you’re trying to avoid and spam the snapshot button so you kinda have a video and if it moves. DONT. TOUCH. THE. WASD KEYS. Also when you go in the yellow one with three anglers don’t even use thrusters at all once you entered because you will just glide past them to the eggs
Yeah, the fear of the unknown was actually more powerful at the Eye of the universe rather than Dark Bramble, at least for me.
what a shame, you ruined one of the best games for you
Dark Bramble is terrifying!
There is another ending.
I broke the fabric of spacetime at 27:35
Instead of walking into the pit, I think I jetpacked up into the storm and shot my probe.
You mustve visited the atp during the last loop.(or it was a glitch) if there was a copy of you at the atp, and the sun explodes it still end spacetime. thats when your "another ending" happens. but its just the same ending i showed before happening at a different spot.
I shot my probe in the storm, and then jumped in the storm (doesn't matter if you jetpack in the storm or use the pit to jump in it) and it didn't do that.
Dude you got that from another streamer. Lol
there are multiple ways to break the fabric of spacetime, but it's essentially the same ending. :)
It was similar for me. I was very confused why I was breaking space time. Did I get too close to the center of the universe? Was a little annoyed at that point because I kept trying and I wasn't able to jump from the pole. I then looked online and I think it was because at the previous loop I jumped into the black hole at atp and my timing just lined up in a way that when I was trying to reach the center of the universe, the game told me that I broke reality...
I just finished this game with the 'music around the campfire' ending. You can talk to them when they're done playing music. Knowing this is the end, one of them says: "I hope there are besties in the next one." What a wonderful way to look at life :') Beautiful game.
I just now realized, I thought he said "beasties" and somehow I didn't bother wondering what he meant lol.
I think they said "beasties", referring to things like the anglerfish that crashed them.
Yeah, Feldspar is the one who hoped for "beasties" since he's hoping for another crazy adventure
@@x0scimy0x thank you, i could've sworn that's what they said. a very feldspar thing to say. :3
Dude their dialogue before and after forming the big bang broke me, I'm so choked that he skipped the second half
Fact : The most recent naked-eye supernova was SN 1987A, the explosion of a blue supergiant star in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite of the Milky Way.
fear of anglerfish, fear of being losted in the core of planet, fear of no fuel or oxygen in suit, every feel by playing this game is 100% real and full, when the band playing again together, but new song, it was so huge emotional, even i dont know why. And i was at the microsoft store thinking, that this is only the kids minigame for fun. Amazing, amazing, amazing!
0:01 you can get this ending faster by jumping in the fire.
Game is literally a work of art, thank you very much for showcasing this!
You're welcome
Damn, love the creativity of this game.
Got the intended ending after way too many tries.. lol. Took me too long to figure out to mark the vessel from the ship instead of going to the beacon, shooting the scout and following that... made it to the vessel 1 time and the sun blew xD and after many times running into the fish of nightmares and waking them up... great ending to a great game. Game me chills and a pit in my stomach while entering the eye. This game gave me a similar vibe of the movie Interstellar. probably the whole black hole thing...
Man, the first time i got to the eye. Geez. I can hardly describe it. the best word i guess would be unease. its like, yeah, this place definitely isnt meant to have someone standing here. what the hell is gonna happen next. I really need to get on that movie. i hear its excellent.
@@TheLoreExplorer Yeah, Interstellar is a good one. Also, if you haven't already seen it check out 'Moon' from 2009. DON'T read the reviews or the plot summary, though! It's much better if you watch it without knowing anything about it. Do that and you'll see why I recommend it, given what we're talking about here. :)
I reached the vessel barely in time using that first method on the second try. I also went into the „core“ of Dark Bramble without my ship, because I thought it would be too loud. 😄So I sloooooooooooowly drifted past the terrifying anglerfish in my space-suit, warp core in hand, trying to manage fuel and oxygen, making teeeeeny-tiny adjustments with my thrusters, while all the while the seconds until the end of the solar system were ticking away. Dude, what an experience...
I didn't know you could mark it wow I kept dying bc I had no time so I was rushing through dark bramble while trying not to make noise... if only I had known
@@Christopher-md7tf Exactly the same. Kind of accidentally though as I somehow got my ship stuck in thorns near the bramble seed where the Nomai from the third escape pod died. In a panic and running out of time I got out of my ship and headed for the vessel through the other two brambles. Tiny adjustments, peaking that I was going to wake the anglerfish. But I made it and was very happy.
I will never forget when I looked into the Dark Bramble seed on Timber Hearth for the first time and heard that harmonica. It was so epically beautiful and tragic at the same time. The way this game uses music, spatial awareness, and the player's perception is beyond magnificent. This was an unforgettable experience and worth every penny.
38:46 When I first played this game, this moment straight shook me. Beautiful.
I come to this video just to watch this
Fun thing I noticed on second play (as with most things in this game, on the first play I didn’t get the significance). There were many MANY loops without you. The probe finds its location on 9 MILLION plus tries, but you have obviously not been playing for that many loops. 9 _MILLION_ loops where you were just as clueless as the others…. Makes me wonder if the nomai statues just got tired of waiting for Gabbro to do something lol
What a game. I don't think i'll ever forget this experience.
I guess the only thing this game lacks is ending with entering random coordinates on the vessel. I mean, if there's more than one ending, this is the most logical thing you will think first after finishing the intended one.
Yeah. I thought of that as well. but I kind of get it. Its an entire universe. itd be tough to choose an easter egg location.
The Lore Explorer Then just have the drift ending except with the Nomai vessel...
You get a few jumps, if you miss them all, the warp core gets depleted and you're stuck in space.
Your friend: The crack on your phone is not that bad. You'll be fine.
Your phone trying to work normally after you drop it for a second time: 3:52
Side note: The fabric of space-time ending was very trippy indeed
Was the other spacetime breaking in there? that one is even trippier!
@@TheLoreExplorer I found that if you switch the warp core placements while using the scout launcher to break the fabric of spacetime, you get black cracks before a black sphere swallows the whole universe
can you explain that better please? i dont understand what you mean.
@@TheLoreExplorer This ending
th-cam.com/video/DuqNcCoxfQY/w-d-xo.html
Skip around to the 8 minute mark
Thats just the old animation. Im pretty sure this ending is in this video! It has color now. Its called the HEL ending in the timestamps!
>45 minute video
>6 endings
>last ending starts at 20 minute mark
I get the vague impression one of these endings may not be like the others in terms of how fleshed out it is.
Yeah, there's one TRUE ending, with an extra little Easter egg in it, and a bunch of different game over screens.
13:00 I love that you can actually see some of the other stars go out :o
if youre on the vessel, you can actually watch them all go out!
My favourite moments in this game are:
The first time you launch your ship into space
The first time you visit each planet (especially Brittle Hollow)
The first time you get sucked into the Brittle Hollow black hole
The first time you synchronize the music by flying far out and watching the sun explode with the music
The first time you create a new universe out of the music and ashes of the past universe. This moment just makes me proud to be human and that humans can create something so beautiful. And of course then watching the big bang the first time.
There are many more memorable moments you encounter in this game, and most of the above are intended by the story. But it never felt like you were pushed to a certain ending. It always felt like it was a natural thing as a self-concious being to keep exploring and to seek the truth. And that failure is part of the solition. That death is not in this reality to put an end to everything but to rather give birth to something new and thereby give meaning to the new born.
but you play not as human:)
not gonna lie... the previous look of "breaking of space time" felt WAAAAAAY scarier.
now... its more of a joke
I kind of know what you mean. Before scary black tendrils of nothingness came for you. Now, its sort of like a scene from Twilight Zone.
@@TheLoreExplorer I want to see the previous one!
its in one of my explained episodes. I imagine the one titled about the HEL. Itll be near the end!
@@TheLoreExplorer is it this end?
th-cam.com/video/hlcFbSfzk2g/w-d-xo.html
yep! I like that one a bit better.
The first time I played this game, I looked my brother dead in the eyes and said "I'm gonna speedrun" and then I jumped into the campfire in the beginning and died, technically getting an ending.
Spacetime ending scared the shit out of me when it first happened
Me too. And I think I was expecting it!
Still absoloutely terrifying, I know they kinda changed it up but i still thinks it's pretty creepy.
I just ended the game right now and it was one of the best journey i faced in videogames
How this game did not win an award for its music is really depressing. This game is incredible, but the music helped me get through so much this past year. It is one of the best game scores in recent memory.
Naw. Theyve been to the open ones they can get to. Or the obvious ones. A lot of the doors are broken and you need to explore to find alternative ways in. And other places are just sort of straight up hidden. I dont think a single hearthian knew about the sunless city.
Im glad all the endings and the intended ending is here in full with no cuts/commentary. I tried time and time again to do it, but on PC without a gamepad, the controls lack a little precision and when you're on a time limit, thats a real problem. After doing the 'warp-core to vessle' trip twice and still dying before warping, I decided to look it up and wait till i can get a gamepad working.
thank you for uploading this!
Youre very welcome Kasa!
38:50 I like to believe that the music at the end is actually the Eye of The Universe, adding it's part to the travelers theme
This game makes me love space and be afraid of it, everytime i play it, it makes me cry and makes me feel like i want to be in space, this is the best game ever
agreed. i want to buy vr and get the vr mod just to feel like im flying! I cant wait to try it!!
I didn’t know about using the warp core in the ash twin during supernova. Neat.
Thank you so much. The game wasn't for me but seeing the endings has been an enjoyable experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Damn, I never tried any of this (except the intended ending and dying...) I love the cracking of the fabric of space lol, especially meeting yourself, thanks for the video.
This game was absolutely magical when I first picked it up. I played for 14 hours in a couple days, but unfortunately had to drop it for a bit due to work and other things. When I came back, I was far too lost to pick up where I had finished, but it's nice to know that I was close to doing the base ending of the game.
Glad you made this video so I could at least see what the final act was supposed to look like. It was very beautiful.
Have you heard about the recently announced dlc? Itd be worth picking back up again!
@@TheLoreExplorer I hadnt but Im gonna checknthat out for sure! :D Thank you for the heads up.
I destroyed the fabric of space time 2 times in the Eye, because I was still alive in the Ash Twin Project
The first one would be faster if you jumped in the geyser and drowned that’s what I did the first time
I actually fell in there by accident right at the start...though I had already activated the statue. Made the dialogue by the campfire a bit weird though, because the game obviously expected me to have gone to space by that point lol
Who cares? It's not a speedrun.
How terrible. Your suicidal character will be doomed to drown infinite times for all eternity, with all memories wiped between each time, just to do it again. Until Gabbro gets sick of relaxing in a hangmat, figures out the ATP and removes the core. Possibly without a translation tool because I think you might be the only one who is given that tool.
@@Sercil00 if no one is around to observe it, did it really happen? Gabbro is the only observer between loops and they are on Giant's Deep. It wouldn't matter if we died because if we use the logic of the quantum moon, nothing is confirmed until Gabbro sees us die
3:58 ZA WARUDO!!!!
STFU lol!
Time has stopped!
I see. A man of culture. 🧐
That’s all I can think of when I see that lol
It even uses a simillar sound
One of the greatest videos I've ever seen 👍
Glad you think so! Hope to see you around bud. I did a ton of lore videos on this game.
I kept seeing this recommended and i finally caved. Cant wait to get chills when i finally learn how to do these after skipping through
Awwe geez. I should of known id be spoiling people. but seriously. doing it all on your own should still be worth it!
@@TheLoreExplorer I was too curious not too look haha but I plan on figuring out how to get to those endings on my own. So hard not too look up how to do stuff but it's so worth it when you learn them on your own.
Just finished the game and I'm baffled to see how much I have missed, for example the "entering ATP core" ending and talking to your past self. Right now I do not know what to do except read stuff about the game and watching your vids. What a great game
it truly is exceptional. i have a pretty extensive catalog of vids covering the game! I promise youll learn something new if you browse through! if you want to get lost in the universe again i suggest my shuttle tutorials! They will give you something fun and challenging to do for a while!
@@TheLoreExplorer Sure thing, I already have watched quite a lot of your vids by now haha. Right now I am very sad because for games I love I always go for All achievements. But I got it on Epic Games Store and there is no achievements on this game :(
yeah. id be lying if i said i didnt buy it for steam for just that reason lol. and also to support the game. but mostly to 100% it. it goes on sale for 16 dollars on steam sometime! keep an eye out! def worth it imo!
"You destroyed the fabric of Spacetime."
*Woopsie!*
22:30 I couldn’t beat the game because of this moment
It gives me so much fuckin anxiety
I tried jumping into the ATPs core but was disappointed when it produced a seemingly normal restart, I didn't bother to check the chamber afterwards. This game is even better than I thought.
Honestly the "Good" ending is definitely the most emotional.
35:21 The music here gave me goosebumps, I was holding the signalscope and couldn't really hear that in my playthrough.
The composer for this game is a genius.
It's like you're reaching through an impossibly vast span of spacetime to bring Solanum back for this last song..
Interesting. I got the exact same ending with only having 5/6 around the campfire at the end (minus the nomai). Thanks for making this, can’t imagine how much time it took!
Youre welcome. If youd like to finish the game with the Nomai there. Head to the quantum moon and reach its fabled 6th location! Be sure to explore thoroughly! Thank you for your kind words!
The Lore Explorer got it! Thank you sir. The quantum tower threw me off for a while but finally found him
youre welcome! If you have any questions abouot the game or whatever let me know. Ill do my best to answer them.
Me and my dad got the intended ending with 6/6
That's awesome! I feel bad for people who miss it. It changes the endings tone a lot. Especially 14.3 billions years later!
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This part of the game, with the music, was really extraordinary. Sort a tension / achievement feeling.
The team made a fabulous work, really.
I have absolutely no idea what's going on but I'm still touched by the music
1st gen = 2 eyes
2nd gen = 4 eyes
3rd gen = 5 eyes
What are you referring to? Thanks
Humans are first gen hearthians are second bug people third (flys,bees,butterflys ect actually have 5 eyes
@@mothmando2376 Why not Nomai, who have 3 eyes? Humans aren't ever mentioned in this game.
Humans have a few nods. There is a sattelites and an Easter egg node inside dark bramble
@@TheLoreExplorer True, I was thinking of the narrative which is centered around nomai and hearthians and not the additional easter eggs the human developers added ; )
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Me, in a scared, squeaky voice: It's nerf or nothin'!
Conciousness into a new universe... a literal intelligent design in a way. The ending of one, the beginning of the new. The sadness of one's species never getting further, but the pride and honor of being able to bring forth a whole new universe for countless potential lifeforms to develop in... all thanks to the combined possibilities of two species split apart by 100s of thousands of years.
Honestly the best game I've ever played. Though I would've liked an ending where you save your people from the supernova, but then the game is about exploration, not saving the world (or the universe).
Thanks for the compilation!
Youre welcome! If its any consolation, Im pretty sure the Nomai made it through to the new universe. The game is really deep and really philosophical. Like, even if we stopped the supernova. EVERY other star in the universe died too. PLUS, even if we stop that. The bramble seed that landed on timber will destroy the Hearthians. I have a lot of content explaining whats going on. And about the design and meaning and whatnot if your interested. Hope to see you around bud!
@@TheLoreExplorer yeah makes sense. The game is really deep, and saving everyone was never the point.
It was to me for at least half the game. And I still foolishly thought I could right up to the end. : ( But when I went back and played again it became obvious. It was never an option to begin with.
ME TOO
When I got to the sun station and read "star is reaching the end of it's natural life" my heart sank because I knew there was no way to stop it.
I like how in the ATPS core ending the past you is calm unless you aren't, reflecting that you'd react the same way as yourself if you saw yourself looking at you screaming at yourself screaming at you.
In other words, PARADOX
at 45:35 if you launched your scout at the eye and lost it it will fly across the sky above the insects.
2:10 - The landing cam slows you down faster because it activates the correct thrusters in the correct arrangement & power to align you in a stationary position above the planet you are targeting. It may go above 100% thrust to do so... Maybe...
Yes. An easier way to say this is "match velocities". I found the answer one day when accidentally hitting B while landed at my target. At which point the console said "velocity matched". But thanks bud. I appreciate it.
first time I went into Dark Bramble, had no idea what I was getting myself into. Not realizing the thing was infested with giant killer fish, I flew into the red hole, and got chased out by 3 of them, and I never made it out
how did you come to all this endings? omg this seems really genius stuff. i think i wouldnt get to this in a thousand hours.
I found a lot of them but the reddit community told me of a few!
AMAZING SIMPLY AMAZING!!
38:49 the universe was created!
I just beat the game. Man the original ending. Is insanely trippy. I want to just replay it over and over
Yeah. Thats basically how this channel came about. I beat it and just wanted more and more.
This is the neatest game. You’re totally gettin a sub dude.
I very much agree! Thank you! Hope to see you around!
I recently discovered and this is probably already known but you can get the "You Destroyed the Fabric Of Spacetime" ending as well if you send the "Little Scout" into the portal that forms inside of the Hour Glass Twin project at the end of the normal loop.
Beautiful
4:00 did the game really just hit us with Za Warudo
The landing camera slows you down more because it automatically tries to match velocity with the target planet. Try targeting the wrong planet and you will notice this as it starts trying to throw you off the planet your trying to land on.
btw the dying before getting synced can also be obtained if you were synced but took the core out and died
while we are here the high energy lab ending can also be obtained by putting your scout (not you) in the atp core right before the supernova hits
One of the best games I’ve ever played
Best game ever this was a very inspiring game that help a bunch of people around the world to inspire themselves that they can do if you put your mind to it
Correct me if I'm wrong. But the song in the credits (after the new universe is created) is the only song with violins. The song playing with the insect people around the campfire at the very end being the first few seconds of the Timber Hearth theme played with a cello. New instruments of a new universe.
Prahlow (the composer) said in a Q&A on twitter that the Cello in 14.3 Billion Years is the instrument of the player along with the others explorers.
Liked the gravity assist maneuver from the sun for the drift ending. Was hoping you'd do that when the sun came into view. 😊
This is great
The Vessel ending made me cry
When I got the core, I was trying to go so fast that I managed to crash my ship into the bramble. Luckily I survived. Well... kind of luckily... I had the feeling it might have been game over anyway, because I only had my suit. I got to the excape pod and shoot the probe, but both my oxygen and fuel were running low. So when I got to the hatching ground, it wasn't just about waiting to get out of range of the anglers, I also had to look at my oxygen, which was running dangerously low. So as soon as I could vaguely see the eggs, I sprinted towards the last teleport. By the time I got to the ship, I had just as little oxygen as I had fuel. I managed to get to the last hallway, but I was already making choking noises. I managed to reach the trees JUST in time. I fumbled the core, but managed to place it just as my fuel ran out, and the gravity turned on.
I feel like they planned it like that D:
I see in this video that there is a way to turn on the locator for the vessel, but I was under the impression that didn't work when I tried it.
Anyway, it was very exciting to actually make it this way ^_^
Sounds like an awesome harrowing story lol
@@RC-1290 Wait there's a locator for the vessel? To find the vessel I always just went straight from the bramble entrance into the nest then just fired my scout around until I found a seed that wasnt one of the bright lights and it would always take me to the vessel.
@@HighBoss I recommend switching your scanner to emergency message frequencies ;)
@@HighBoss and if you've already found it, you can enable a locator in your rumor board
What I thought was the real ending at first was, I took the core out of ATP and just left the chamber with it, wandered around on the sand planet for a bit until the sun supernova'd and got the "you are dead" screen, which was new to me, and some credits. Figured it was such a dour ending, but at least I put an end to the time loop, lol
beautiful
When I first played, I managed to outrun the supernova (~60km from the sun) and die in the cold of space, but recently I tried it in just the suit (after white hole ejection) and I reached around 200km before suffocating. Don't know if bug or the cold only gets you in the ship.
So, in the first example that's actually what the atp looks like if we actually survive a loop lol. Not freezing. I made the same mistake. The second examole, however, sounds like you took the warp core from the atp. If in your ship, it would of read "you drift through space until you run out of resources".
spoiler warning below
me after thinking you meet solanum in the eye then not meeting her: "where is solanum?"
also me after realizing i need to meet solanum at the sixth varinat of the quantum moon: "i won but this doesnt mean i deserve it"
also me: *proceeds to quit the game*
I got the spacetime ending by trying to get the achievement where you escape the solar system. Didn't bring the core with me, figured I didn't need to, so eventually I got so far that the star wasn't visible and opening the system map made everything jerk around and vibrate. Eventually decided to meditate until next loop and was surprised to see the spacetime ending.
just finished outer wilds the other day and another ending that I found is by shooting your scout into the black hole created by the ATP during the supernova. on your next loop, you can see the HUD marker for your scout way off in space, and when you die, you will get another “destroyed the fabric of spacetime” ending. my guess is that this is because your scout from the last time loop exists in the current loop, like some weird spacetime overlap. pretty neat that the devs think of stuff like that.
Wait, so the scout at the ending is actually yours if you launch it before entering the eye. What can that mean? I thought it was to show that they're an advanced civilization.
No. Its definitely yours. I think its to show we can affect the things in this new universe. And the things entangled with the eye can make there way there.
@@TheLoreExplorer Yep, agreed. Plus, as "the observer" who's part of the creation of the new universe when you jump into the gray sphere above the campfire, everything you are probably has a significant effect on its shaping. And we can infer from "14.3 billion years later" that that new universe is *this* universe we're in right now.
You are the advanced civilization...
the eye is outside the universe itself, so if you get something into the eye it leaves the universe, thus, when the big crunch and big bang do their job your scout acts as part of the eye, since everything interacting with the eye becomes quantum, just as the quantum moon, it can exist outside the universe
isnt there some type of scout flying around timber heart when you start the game too?
This video is over a year old but I still comment anyway. My first death was by colliding my ship with the debris from the orbital cannon, so I didn't know that the sun will go supernova. On my second run examined the debris and 21 minutes or so passed. My next thought was: "Hey, what would happen if I shoot my scout in this giant friggin' fireball?" I shot my scout and after it has been automatically retrieved the sun collapsed... My next thought: "Did I do that?" Hell, I thought that I broke my save or something.
I felt really close to Gabro because they were the only one who truly understood what I was experiencing. I loved Felspar because he's a freaking legend and Riebeck is my Big Bro but Gabro already understood what took me dozens of loops and getting to the Eye of the Universe to understand. Acceptance.
First death had happened on brittle, i though i was killed by some storm or something due to the meteors and the blue color of the supernova.
Second death under Timber, i was confused
Up to this point i didnt know what was the reason behind the deathloop i was in which made this even better:
My third death happened when i fell into the blackhole, i though i was over, but then i appeared on the white hole at the exact moment the sun exploded. I though it was the inside of the black whole or something but while i stared to my death, i understood
And for some reason, me finally understanding that all was over, no matter what, gave me a bittersweet feeling, but in the and i kinda feel like Gabbro, going easy cause it was all over, but each cicle i could do some more and some more.
At the end being able to restart the whole cycle again, with all the emotional sentences from the other explorers, maaan i was drowning in my own tears what an amazing game