I find it hilarious that the game has so many widespread bugs that someone on chat can just immediately be like "you got the slow time bug", "you got the trans gun bug" 😂
@@dazmaz1269It honestly baffles me how many people were excited for this game, despite all the red flags, not mention Bethesda’s track record. When are people gonna learn their lesson and stop giving these companies their money
@@halla3184 Have you ever actually played a Bethesda game? They're fun as shit even if they're broken as hell. I'm being 100% unironic here, but given the scope and scale of their games and what they actually do/achieve, the jank is rarely a deal breaker with them. I don't know any other game (or at least, haven't played any other game) that is still fun despite being janky as shit. They're not really the type of bugs that will make you quit in frustration. That being said, and I hate to sound like I've been paid off by Todd here, but everything seen in this video is extremely rare (I've personally only gotten characters that will stand on chairs) and Joe is cursed.
@@jillwarricks Yea I played like 400 hours of Skyrim, great game. But just because it was great, doesn’t mean having it’s formula (and game engine) reused at nauseam makes for more good games. And while the jank is part of the charm, it’s starting to outstay its welcome for me. Plus I can’t help but feel Bethesda is being incredibly lazy relying on nothing but old faithful and refusing to grow and innovate
i've gotta say, "the game determines whether or not you need a full suit by tracking which way you last travelled through an airlock, and it's trivially easy to bypass this by fast-travelling outside while inside a building" is an EXTREMELY strong start to the video edit: AND IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER GOOD LORD
@@XavierGoncalves89 well, it's a very straightforward, simple way to make the whole thing work, so yeah, i wouldn't be surprised by a newbie using it, and i wouldn't blame 'em for it either. it's a little surprising to see experienced devs falling for the "Use The Simplest Solution Whenever Possible" trap, though
It is so funny that he accidentally glitched through the first airlock that's supposed to be the "exiting the vault" moment for this game. One of the most critical points in the game in terms of leaving a good first impression and you can apparently just clip right past the door lol.
And I have seen other streamers do this too (Vinesauce Vinny if I recall correctly, or maybe french streamer Bob Lennon, one of the two), so I don't think this is an isolated bug
@@eldonad I found out from watching a speedrun that doors in the game have no collision once the animation starts (at least at launch), so you can just waltz right through.
@@DragonaxFilms This is true. It definitely applies to all airlocks - easiest with the big "tunnel" yellow airlock like from the opening of the game, but also the standard small "airlock" too. This one is more finnicky - either it only occurs intermittently, or it's weird: Potentially, if you're running in place before the animation starts, it retains "invisible wall-ness" throughout the animation, but if you only try to clip after the animation starts, it seems to work. This was still common behaviour at the start of November, after the major patch, when I stopped playing.
@@DragonaxFilmsThat’s true of all Bethesda games. Most animated doors can be phased through, because they’re non-solid when animating. The key doors in Skyrim are a great example. Bethesda is very, very lazy, and they rely on the idea of “if it looks solid, the player isn’t gonna try to walk through it”, which naturally…. Doesn’t work. It’s not as if they can’t make animating objects solid, either, they just don’t. To be fair though, they’ve used the same engine for all of their games for many, many years at this point. (A good few Elder Scrolls games, a good many Fallout games, Starfield… all the same engine)
@@Darth_Insidious no morrowind was made with the gamebryo engine, they are however using the creation engine witch was made for oblivion the game directly after Morrowind
But let's be honest. They could build a bespoke engine from the ground up and it would still feel like every other Bethesda game of the last 17+ years.
@@Aciarrthey bought the company and engine, gamebryo and rebranded it to creation engine. It's been upgraded many times now but is definitely the same bones
@@Aciarr The Creation Engine is just Gamebryo with some extra stuff. Bethesda never completely overhauled the engine. That's why you still have the same bugs in every Bethesda developed title.
I think glitching through the airlock at the very beginning is what caused all of this. Just after that it set into motion continuous compounding errors that gradually destroyed reality.
@@NathanTruby What do you mean, he finished the game once because he had the special ship you can only get after finishing the game at the end of the video.
48:03 her corpse materializing out of thin air and crumpling to a heap is legitimately terrifying. and when he moveto'd and it moved him like 3 feet to a point in the room he was already in. truly effective modern meta-horror, bravo todd.
Ah, yes, the old Oblivion definition of theft, where you get arrested for literally just touching something that doesn't belong to you. I remember being at an inn at some point and an apple or something fell off a table, so I just picked it up and put it back, and then all the other patrons immediately drew their swords and attacked me. A few seconds later a squad of heavily armed guards busted in. Not to stop the fight, but specifically to arrest me for my despicable crime.
Dude no joke I stole a freaking coffee cup lid and got shot at immediately afterwards by every cop in the area. All the npcs started yelling and freaking out like some great crime had occurred
@@BoleDaPoleWhy, that's the coffee lid of N'Huulark, the unorthodox weapon of choice of venerated Khajit Alchemist - *cat noises* the 42th. You must be a complete scoundrel to treat it with such disrespect...
It feels like they're doing this to specifically avoid the hilariously ludicrous FO/Skyrim experience of "Grab an invaluable item in front of someone > carry it to the next room > put it in your pocket > Success!" And honestly, they should have done the very same here. Being able to cheesily steal someone's breakfast mug doesn't ruin anyone's game experience as much as accidentally brushing something turning you into the planet's #1 most wanted.
actually impressive, I've never seen this many bugs in any starfield playthrough. I was thinking this was the most stable bethesda game but here you are causing my perception to shift back to baseline again
DeSinc! I'm honoured you watched this! Did you know I also edited a video about this same streamer breaking Half-Life 2...? th-cam.com/video/RgqRIFj4Zrk/w-d-xo.html
I have heard so many people mention that they feel the oxygen system isn't necessary as they seemingly never need oxygen. I wonder if its just tons of people accidentally doing the airlock glitch.
It's the very first airlock of the game... and Bethesda forgot to add collision to the door. It's almost like if they are either not testing or not caring anymore.
This is the first game I've seen that actively has a trans agenda. You have to transition to progress, this is no longer an option. The conservatives' worst nightmare.
There's an old bug in this engine where your weapon's model takes a while to load in once you swap to it, during which time you are unable to fire it. It looks as if they've made that bug even worse now, making it completely lock up your ability to fire permanently... Until you force yourself off your current character model by changing to a different (tied to gender) animation skeleton or something? Incredible. Edit: the quantum ship bug confirms it. The ship is made of multiple entities which are usually placed together but a bug places them at stupid locations relative to one another. Fast travel puts you in the ship's interior. Exiting the ship puts you outside the hatch, which is a one-sided model normally attached to the ship, but in this case he spawned at its bugged location a kilometer away. Fast travelling doesn't unload the ship so it's only possible to force the ship to unload and reload is by changing it, thus swapping out the model. These bugs are a byproduct of how the game loads and unloads, or doesn't, certain assets.
@@molassesman4066 Could be invalid data is being input to calculate the distance, and the game or engine was programmed to respond to that by substituting in a default value rather than crash, and the default value just so happens to be 1km. The default value is probably so high ironically to make it obvious when something is fucked up
could be an underflow of some kind where if theres a variable thats relative distance it could wrapping round from 0 to 1023 or something similar. not sure what would actually cause it to underflow tho - cosmic rays??
@molassesman4066 without breaking down the game I don't know if this is correct. I reckon it's not underflow or overflow but simply the game is transforming the components incorrectly relative to each other causing the effect. Might be a engine issue as it seems tied to loading and unloading the components.
I'm genuinely shocked at how much stuff just broke in front of Joseph. I swear I've never even HEARD of 90% of these bugs, let alone seen them for myself.
Its never stopped surprising me that after all the years, Bethesda will still have cops follow a "if you stole a sweetroll, you must die, serve time in jail you monster, or pay the immense 27$ fine"
Not only that but all the options are horrendously broken in some way: If you attack you break all the quests in the area or any conversations you need to have with guards and have to go through the other two options anyway. If you pay the fine of serve the time, you lose every single stolen item and piece of gear that you picked up along the way, even though it make no sense that npcs know most of the time. Not to mention if you get an outrageously high fine or are then forced to serve the jail time for that high fine to progress because you were given a false sense of narrative and moral choice by the game and need to do one of these things to land on one of the few planets that actually have meaningful content / high importance quests, then you’ll set yourself back massively progression wise either by having a ludicrously high XP debt or lose a massive amount of money/equipment.
Your editing meshes so incredibly well with joe’s personality, if he ever hires people to make official stream edits I hope you’re at the top of the list!
These are truly some of the most creative and unique bugs I’ve ever seen, and this is supposed to be the “least buggy Bethesda game”. I feel like someone could make a great schizophrenic puzzle game with bugs styled like this.
@@BoleDaPole No, I mean Wilds. If you've played the DLC, Echoes of The Eye, you'd know what I mean by "puzzle game with schizophrenic bugs as part of the solution" :^)
I love how Sarah dies, comes back, and is now forever a revenant in a chair. Really signifies the quality of starfield, it even remembers to recycle the spirits of your companions!
Man. I remember watching his Fallout 4 review and I NEVER would have guessed back then that Joseph Anderson of all people would be one of my favorite streamers ever.
lmao yeah, it's because of his Fallout videos I've been so eager to see the highlights of his Starfield streams (I just knew he would play the game). Worth the wait.
@@browning2471I’ve seen people love and hate him. I kinda love him but only because his 4-5 hour long videos are perfect background noise when I’m gaming. Still waiting on that wither 3 video though
I'm surprised you didn't include how the dead Sarah was permanently Joe's companion, she couldn't be removed until he found a way to fix it near the end of the game.
Nah nah you just dont understand, this is emils genius writing; it shows the characters struggle with moving on from her death. Truly the greatest mind in all of writing
Ah, yes, scripting an event on a door instead of a helmet slot as a value changed callback to check if the player is suffocating in space. Great code structure. Would pass any code review / 10.
As a programmer, this was one of the funniest bits to me. It’s probably an artifact / pattern they got into from how all of their older games work. I shudder to think how many flags probably get set every time you transition from the overworld to a city, or a city to a building, in their games. Their loading screens / world instances were/are probably “load bearing” pieces of their engine, using the opportunity of loading a new instance to set a bunch of new flags that they assume can’t be changed unless you load out of that instance again.
@@bass-tones Its why they always defend the load screens as needed for performance, completely ignoring the fact other games solve these issues in clever ways to prevent 5 second load screens every time you do something mundane like access the inside of a hut. They REFUSE to develop a new engine which means every Bethesda release is more outdated than the last. Elder Scrolls 6 should be a definitive masterpiece to rival BG3 and RDR2 but it will end up being a buggy mess with outdated mechanics
I’m just now realizing that the theft stuff is a very, *very* late reaction to the fact that in every other bethesda game you can just pick stuff up, walk out of the room and take it. Good job guys, you fixed it, and made your game infinitely worse in the process. Nice work.
No, it still works - just get the Ryujin quest line where you learn how to manipulate people and you can send them somewhere else with that skill where they can't see you and you have about a minute to rob them blind. Or pick up a waste basket, place it on the floor and push what you want into the waste basket. Then pick it up, go somewhere where you are not seen and empty the basket. I used that trick in some places and just pushed all credit sticks into the basket, took it with me into the restroom and got the credit sticks there.
I'm pretty sure you are more likely to find game breaking glitches in a Bethesda game, especially just after release, than not. If anyone managed to finish Starfield with no major glitches, I would be very surprised
I love that it first started as "Oh I can breathe in space", and SOMEHOW it actually glitched the Airlock into the sky. Like even the Airlock was throwing a hissy-fit over not being needed anymore.
I can only imagine the sheer horror of being at some abandoned lab on the Moon, jumping on the top of a lab module, and there's a naked dude there. And he punches you in the face.
I love that joe consistently says hes not going to try shenanigans (like the trolley) but the siren call of game crime is just too strong every single time.
I don't control the ads on this video. The song I used at the end got copyright claimed, so the copyright holder is monetising it and controling the ads. I'm sorry if it affects your viewing experience. Use adblock if you can. I fully expected this would happen, but I wanted to use the song anyway. If you want to give me money for editing these videos, I have a Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/retinas2001 I want to make two things clear: 1) I am not Joseph Anderson, I just edit these videos. 2) This is not my job, and I don't need this money to survive. If you want to give money to Joe, the best way is by subscribing to his Twitch channel: www.twitch.tv/andersonjph Enjoy the video!
The most annoying part about the copyright claims is when you get region blocked because of them. When you're not worried about monetization, though, at least you have much more creative freedom and don't need to make it advertiser-friendly. Keep up the great work!
Oh man, what banger video! Proud to be part of that powerful intro :D The jazz was a great choice for those chaotic and confusing bits. Loved how the shots at the wedding lines up with the music, too. Great work, Retinas, always looking forward to these
I am just now realising what you meant by "the shots at the wedding lined up with the music". I didn't intend for that at all, but it's a funny coincidence.
Not sure what is more impressive, the fact that it's the greatest Starfield-shaming video I've seen despite hours of hilarious dunking videos before it or that editor's skills and cultured references.
When this game came out it was heralded as the least buggy Bethesda game, people were saying it's almost perfect, it's the most stable, it never breaks... and THIS video exists. I love it.
The cut from helmetless Buzzapon to almost-naked Buzzapon fucking killed me Edit: dear lord I am legitimately crying from laughing so hard at the slow-time glitch
Joe had a bet going that if any of the sidequests in starfield was better than the sidequests in the trashfire that was ff16, he would HAVE to play Steins:Gate :U
Come on, no bug or glitch, it makes perfect sense. When he broke the airlock at the beginning, all the air leaked out and filled up the universe. He’s just the only one who knows it
Watching Starfield gameplay feels like some kind of nightmare. It's so broken that the game just progressively falls apart, losing it's parts bit by bit. The game really gives me the Sinister Valley effect.
My Razorleaf had the same bug as the Ship breaks again chapter. For me, it happened as I sat down in the pilot seat while it was sitting on the landing pad in New Atlantis. The ship rotated about 5 degrees to the left, but left that fake version behind that was clipping into the cockpit. Another issue with the Razorleaf happened when I was on the main quest where the Lodge is attacked. You can't fast travel at that point - you have to run back to your ship and manually enter. Unfortunately, my Razorleaf had sunk halfway into the ground, making it impossible to enter the loading bay - not that it mattered, since the whole door was underground. I managed to exit combat long enough to interact with the technician so I could swap my ship - so the Frontier was on the landing pad, but the Razorleaf was still stuck in the ground, keeping me from entering. When I swapped back to the Razorleaf, there were now two copies of the ship, each one impossible to access. Remember - it was impossible to fast travel at this point, so my game was completely locked. When I landed at New Atlantis, the trees around the fountain near the spaceport decided that they didn't like being there anymore. The trees were now off in the distance, floating high in the sky outside the city limits. This seems to be the same bug where the greebles that are supposed to be attached to buildings sometimes float above them. The upper portion of the Reliant Medical building in New Atlantis disappeared one time for me - I didn't think to look around, but it had probably traveled a kilometre away somewhere in the air. One time after trying to steal a ship that landed on a planet near me (I got a message about not being authorized to pilot the ship, so I left after interacting with the seat) space stopped loading. First, just one ship that tried to hail me didn't load. Then, space was empty - just a skybox. No ships, no asteroids, no planets. Since my ship didn't exist, I couldn't even turn my camera. I tried loading a save back on the ground, and the planet that I know was right in front of me over the horizon was gone. I had to load a save before entering that landed ship in order to keep playing. If you side with the Hunter, then defeat the Emissary with persuasion, the Hunter becomes permanently hostile. He also lives permanently on your ship until you enter New Game +. The gun polygons exploding when you exit the inventory happened all the time for me, was a fun jumpscare the first couple times.
12:50 is the hardest I've ever heard Joe laugh. It's not very long or a loud wheeze but you can hear the strain in his chest from finding it so funny lol
I think McReady in Chapter 5 of Life is Strange at the end or this one game where you jump from a wall over two cops with these quick time events, “Joe” was bellowing out of laughter.
Oh my god, he’s in this game too? WHY IS BETHESDA STILL HIRING THIS MAN? He was a TERRIBLE casting decision in fallout 4 and everyone notoriously hated his acting and character, why would they bring him back?!? His voice acting was so bad in fallout 4, he had effectively zero experience voice acting, and they hired him to be a character that is simultaneously: the first human you meet in the post apocalypse, the character that gives you your first real quest and many more after that, your first human companion, and a major faction leader. All of those qualifications and important characteristics for this character and they gave his role to a nobody, with no experience, and the most wooden deliveries I have ever heard. No offense to the man himself, but he should NEVER have been hired in the first place. He was representative of a major blunder, why is Bethesda showing him off again like we want to see him?
Amazing when he went looking for his wife turns from romantic, to heart breaking and then it ends up turning into a Horror movie 😂 what a character arc that was
This is the ultimate way to experience the Starfield streams, these bugs were the best content daddy Todd could deliver onto us. I'm a bit sad that you skipped one of my favorites, which was when an NPC fled away in terror while Joe was talking to them and left Joe locked in the dialogue camera to die. Also amazing job with the edit at the end, it truly made me *feel* like a space cowboy.
@@retinas2001 Found it, it happens during stream 7 at 1:52:00 on the planet where Sona was found. It's right before Joe finds out that if you sleep in a bed Sarah will teleport next to you and then walk all the way back to where she is supposed to stand, which was another amazing moment.
Your edits are supreme as always, the celeste music during the trans gun arc, the fucking mario 64 music when explaining the janky gameplay bug, top tier job holy shit.
i had to know how the outro compared to the original so i played them side by side. Good job holy hell, actually impressive. Actually way overqualified to just be the outro
Seriously, Starfield fans truly are insane. First day I played Starfield, feeling extremely underwhelmed at the game, I was so... confused seeing the high praise being sent its way. I remember reading a few comments talking about how they sneaked onto a ship that was about to fly up, and it totally actually got him into space on it. What the absolute fuck are these people on.
I’m also throughly whelmed by it. Frankly, it represents no significant improvement over Fallout 4 as a game. I tell people to just buy Skyrim if they want a Bethesda game, and Fallout 4 (with the built-in mod menu on console) if they really need a retro sci-fi fix.
@@dashiellgillingham4579 I'd call it a clear downgrade from fallout 4. Traversing the wasteland the first time around felt... oppressive. Even if the game wasn't super realistic, seeing an 8 foot dude run at you with a mini nuke leaves an impression y'know. In starfield... there isn't ANYWHERE meaningful to get lost in, accidentally find something cool. It's all procedural, but why?
I’ve seen numerous comments, reviews, and posts of people saying the game has “great potential to improve” like wtf does that even mean, the game is out and THIS IS THE CORE EXPERIENCE, Bethesda can’t fix this no matter what they do because n order to do so they effectively would have to make an entirely different game. Sure they can bug fix all day but the game is still incredibly empty, repetitive, and boring… Mods won’t fix this either because people don’t even want to play the base experience, and modders only want to mod things they genuinely enjoy playing.
if you're inside the ship interior cell, it can go to space with you in. this can fuck you in specific scenarios where the ship isnt powerful enough to leave the system you're in. until you realise you don't actually need a ship at all, you can just fast travel.
joe somehow was able to find some of the craziest bugs. I never seen any other streamer showing off these bugs. Also, Sara's saga is the funniest for me, I love how her back becomes her front.
The same time bug was in Skyrim when you got the perk that blocking with a shield causes time to slow. Glad to see the engine is still held together with duct tape and chewing gum😊
What a fantastic video, love the editing and you fetching comments from the chat is a very nice touch without just cluttering the screen with the chat constantly on the screen. Very funny too, I was LMAO the whole time!!
Kinda glad you ran into the ship despawning thing. That was the only huge one that happened to me, it ate a whole ship and I happened to like said ship.
Oh god... I started watching compilation of his streams with Jedi one. I can't wait to get though this one. My favourite game tester strikes again, and oh boy did the editing delivered. Celeste soundtrack, Mario64 sounds, the commitment to the bit with "see you later space cowboy" after Adam Jensen (named only because of VA) left the ship
When Todd Howard says "It just works," what he means is "we got it to compile."
Think of it as: It JUST (barely) works."
This made my day!
@@rodh1404 but it still kinda does.
With less than one million errors. "Who's laughing now?"
hello worl-
I find it hilarious that the game has so many widespread bugs that someone on chat can just immediately be like "you got the slow time bug", "you got the trans gun bug" 😂
People were excited for this game?
@@dazmaz1269It honestly baffles me how many people were excited for this game, despite all the red flags, not mention Bethesda’s track record. When are people gonna learn their lesson and stop giving these companies their money
Oh, cool you got the "all ships are clipped into the ground" bug, you're lucky, thats a rare one.
@@halla3184 Have you ever actually played a Bethesda game? They're fun as shit even if they're broken as hell. I'm being 100% unironic here, but given the scope and scale of their games and what they actually do/achieve, the jank is rarely a deal breaker with them. I don't know any other game (or at least, haven't played any other game) that is still fun despite being janky as shit. They're not really the type of bugs that will make you quit in frustration.
That being said, and I hate to sound like I've been paid off by Todd here, but everything seen in this video is extremely rare (I've personally only gotten characters that will stand on chairs) and Joe is cursed.
@@jillwarricks Yea I played like 400 hours of Skyrim, great game. But just because it was great, doesn’t mean having it’s formula (and game engine) reused at nauseam makes for more good games. And while the jank is part of the charm, it’s starting to outstay its welcome for me. Plus I can’t help but feel Bethesda is being incredibly lazy relying on nothing but old faithful and refusing to grow and innovate
i've gotta say, "the game determines whether or not you need a full suit by tracking which way you last travelled through an airlock, and it's trivially easy to bypass this by fast-travelling outside while inside a building" is an EXTREMELY strong start to the video
edit: AND IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER GOOD LORD
NPCs also glitch out and phase through airlocks bypassing that which is always a funny result
No disrespect to junior devs but it sounds like something a junior dev would do
@@XavierGoncalves89 well, it's a very straightforward, simple way to make the whole thing work, so yeah, i wouldn't be surprised by a newbie using it, and i wouldn't blame 'em for it either.
it's a little surprising to see experienced devs falling for the "Use The Simplest Solution Whenever Possible" trap, though
@@mozarteanchaos That's BGS for you.
@@mozarteanchaos Don't you know? It just works!
It is so funny that he accidentally glitched through the first airlock that's supposed to be the "exiting the vault" moment for this game. One of the most critical points in the game in terms of leaving a good first impression and you can apparently just clip right past the door lol.
And I have seen other streamers do this too (Vinesauce Vinny if I recall correctly, or maybe french streamer Bob Lennon, one of the two), so I don't think this is an isolated bug
@@eldonad I found out from watching a speedrun that doors in the game have no collision once the animation starts (at least at launch), so you can just waltz right through.
@@DragonaxFilms This is true. It definitely applies to all airlocks - easiest with the big "tunnel" yellow airlock like from the opening of the game, but also the standard small "airlock" too. This one is more finnicky - either it only occurs intermittently, or it's weird:
Potentially, if you're running in place before the animation starts, it retains "invisible wall-ness" throughout the animation, but if you only try to clip after the animation starts, it seems to work.
This was still common behaviour at the start of November, after the major patch, when I stopped playing.
4 months later they still havent fixed it, just tried it today lmfao
@@DragonaxFilmsThat’s true of all Bethesda games. Most animated doors can be phased through, because they’re non-solid when animating. The key doors in Skyrim are a great example. Bethesda is very, very lazy, and they rely on the idea of “if it looks solid, the player isn’t gonna try to walk through it”, which naturally…. Doesn’t work. It’s not as if they can’t make animating objects solid, either, they just don’t. To be fair though, they’ve used the same engine for all of their games for many, many years at this point. (A good few Elder Scrolls games, a good many Fallout games, Starfield… all the same engine)
"I can breathe on the moon, and that pisses me off/10" is such a underrated line.
That line made me laugh so hard I hurt m'self lmao
I love how literally every bethesda game is just a more complicated and broken mod for Morrowind.
Wait they are STILL using the Morrowind Engine?
@@Darth_Insidious no morrowind was made with the gamebryo engine, they are however using the creation engine witch was made for oblivion the game directly after Morrowind
But let's be honest. They could build a bespoke engine from the ground up and it would still feel like every other Bethesda game of the last 17+ years.
@@Aciarrthey bought the company and engine, gamebryo and rebranded it to creation engine.
It's been upgraded many times now but is definitely the same bones
@@Aciarr The Creation Engine is just Gamebryo with some extra stuff. Bethesda never completely overhauled the engine.
That's why you still have the same bugs in every Bethesda developed title.
I think glitching through the airlock at the very beginning is what caused all of this. Just after that it set into motion continuous compounding errors that gradually destroyed reality.
And to think he didn't get very far either. Imagine if he started going to other planets and making a mess there too.
It's the Fallen Order ledge of Starfield
@@NathanTruby What do you mean, he finished the game once because he had the special ship you can only get after finishing the game at the end of the video.
If you mean its coming from sugestions and stuff ? Yeah
5:06
Starfield is the first game Joe has actively tried to fix more than break
Because it's such an unbelievably bad game
@@tortellinifettuccineawful opinion
@@gonkbous that sentence is an oxymoron
@@gonkbous idk what you mean, it's literally such a bad game it'd be difficult to believe without video evidence.
@@gonkbous defending shartfield, lmao
12:37 "Chat how do I transition?"
This has to be one of the best bug fixes I've ever seen.
the celeste music is just the icing on the cake
@@justice8302 Bro, NOW i realized the joke lol
@@HyruleWanderermud skin dirtboy
Don't you mean 13:39?
let it be known, all gun nuts are trans
I no longer need to purchase, play, or watch any more of this game. This was like a full experience on its own and I need nothing else.
YOU WORE HER CLOTHES TO HER OWN MEMORIAL
What do you mean? Don't you want to experience you very own gun-motivated transition?
I preordered this beautiful game 👌👌👌❤
sarah's location changing from the eye to the ship was straight up a horror movie
its that harry potter scene when he sees petter pedigrew change places lmao
Definitely has a lot of unused potential as a game mechanic
yeah I was like "oh it's J-horror now"
@@alilweeb7684I haven’t laughed that hard in probably 5 years thank you
48:03
her corpse materializing out of thin air and crumpling to a heap is legitimately terrifying. and when he moveto'd and it moved him like 3 feet to a point in the room he was already in. truly effective modern meta-horror, bravo todd.
You've heard of Analogue Horror, now, get ready for...
Toddonian Horror; Or, It Works In The Code@@the-letter_s
EMERGENT STORYTELLING
Bro, the way she fell over after he unpaused.😂😂😂😂
But why she thicc though
Ah, yes, the old Oblivion definition of theft, where you get arrested for literally just touching something that doesn't belong to you. I remember being at an inn at some point and an apple or something fell off a table, so I just picked it up and put it back, and then all the other patrons immediately drew their swords and attacked me. A few seconds later a squad of heavily armed guards busted in. Not to stop the fight, but specifically to arrest me for my despicable crime.
.. hmmm 🤔 sounds like something a veteran criminal would say lol
You violated the law...
Dude no joke I stole a freaking coffee cup lid and got shot at immediately afterwards by every cop in the area.
All the npcs started yelling and freaking out like some great crime had occurred
@@BoleDaPoleWhy, that's the coffee lid of N'Huulark, the unorthodox weapon of choice of venerated Khajit Alchemist - *cat noises* the 42th.
You must be a complete scoundrel to treat it with such disrespect...
It feels like they're doing this to specifically avoid the hilariously ludicrous FO/Skyrim experience of "Grab an invaluable item in front of someone > carry it to the next room > put it in your pocket > Success!"
And honestly, they should have done the very same here. Being able to cheesily steal someone's breakfast mug doesn't ruin anyone's game experience as much as accidentally brushing something turning you into the planet's #1 most wanted.
The trans gun bug has got to be one of the funniest glitches I have ever seen in a videogame.
Transgunnderism
I cant even wrap my head around how that bug even happens
funniest name too.
@@americankid7782 For real, what the fuck kind of code did they write that would have even seen those two elements connected to eachother?
this has been the conservative fear all along
Mickey sinking through the floor while you try to confess to him is a perfect example of emmergent storytelling.
actually impressive, I've never seen this many bugs in any starfield playthrough. I was thinking this was the most stable bethesda game but here you are causing my perception to shift back to baseline again
DeSinc! I'm honoured you watched this! Did you know I also edited a video about this same streamer breaking Half-Life 2...? th-cam.com/video/RgqRIFj4Zrk/w-d-xo.html
@@retinas2001 damn, it's banned in russia(( T_T
@@murohiro1866 Yeah sorry about that, it's because it uses Ode to Joy in it. You can get around it with a VPN.
@@retinas2001No joy allowed in Russia!
It’s the EU’s anthem, is that why????
I have heard so many people mention that they feel the oxygen system isn't necessary as they seemingly never need oxygen. I wonder if its just tons of people accidentally doing the airlock glitch.
Its barely even a glitch. Its just bad design
It's the very first airlock of the game... and Bethesda forgot to add collision to the door.
It's almost like if they are either not testing or not caring anymore.
@@cola98765 Yeah tbh im not sure how with testing this could happen. The dev cycle was how long on this game?
It’s more it doesn’t affect the ability to boost back while encumbered
@@cola98765 they haven't cared since 2011
"How are we gonna fix this now? Does the ship has to become Trans too?"
Joseph Anderson, 2023
And he was Right.
In a way
Todd needs to transition so they can become a perfect developer
This is the first game I've seen that actively has a trans agenda. You have to transition to progress, this is no longer an option. The conservatives' worst nightmare.
@@KopperNeomanyou are the kind of guy to call others snowflakes and you're triggered by a simple joke lmfao go touch some grass man
@@KopperNeoman I hate to say this but it's common knowledge that they don't cut it off 😭😭😭
There's an old bug in this engine where your weapon's model takes a while to load in once you swap to it, during which time you are unable to fire it. It looks as if they've made that bug even worse now, making it completely lock up your ability to fire permanently... Until you force yourself off your current character model by changing to a different (tied to gender) animation skeleton or something? Incredible.
Edit: the quantum ship bug confirms it. The ship is made of multiple entities which are usually placed together but a bug places them at stupid locations relative to one another. Fast travel puts you in the ship's interior. Exiting the ship puts you outside the hatch, which is a one-sided model normally attached to the ship, but in this case he spawned at its bugged location a kilometer away. Fast travelling doesn't unload the ship so it's only possible to force the ship to unload and reload is by changing it, thus swapping out the model. These bugs are a byproduct of how the game loads and unloads, or doesn't, certain assets.
Biggest question
Why is it that wheb the game bugs out it places things exactly 1 km away from where they should be
@@molassesman4066 Could be invalid data is being input to calculate the distance, and the game or engine was programmed to respond to that by substituting in a default value rather than crash, and the default value just so happens to be 1km. The default value is probably so high ironically to make it obvious when something is fucked up
could be an underflow of some kind where if theres a variable thats relative distance it could wrapping round from 0 to 1023 or something similar. not sure what would actually cause it to underflow tho - cosmic rays??
@molassesman4066 without breaking down the game I don't know if this is correct. I reckon it's not underflow or overflow but simply the game is transforming the components incorrectly relative to each other causing the effect. Might be a engine issue as it seems tied to loading and unloading the components.
"I've never been more happy to have the chat that I have. Chat, how do I transition?" i love this man
I'm genuinely shocked at how much stuff just broke in front of Joseph.
I swear I've never even HEARD of 90% of these bugs, let alone seen them for myself.
I was so confused when he didn't start choking after the airlock, that was also the first thing I checked.
Imagine being shocked that a Bethesda game sucks
Game is pure shitware
@@Grumhead
Game is pure Bethesda
@@Clarity_Control Exactly what I said.😉👍🏻
Joseph "I'm not going to try and break the game"
Starfield "FINE! I'll do it myself!"
the part where he keeps picking up food in the dining hall and the police get called on him is so funny im like close to crying
That scene is like what my social anxiety thinks will happen in any given situation
Its never stopped surprising me that after all the years, Bethesda will still have cops follow a "if you stole a sweetroll, you must die, serve time in jail you monster, or pay the immense 27$ fine"
Not only that but all the options are horrendously broken in some way: If you attack you break all the quests in the area or any conversations you need to have with guards and have to go through the other two options anyway. If you pay the fine of serve the time, you lose every single stolen item and piece of gear that you picked up along the way, even though it make no sense that npcs know most of the time.
Not to mention if you get an outrageously high fine or are then forced to serve the jail time for that high fine to progress because you were given a false sense of narrative and moral choice by the game and need to do one of these things to land on one of the few planets that actually have meaningful content / high importance quests, then you’ll set yourself back massively progression wise either by having a ludicrously high XP debt or lose a massive amount of money/equipment.
Just like real life
Your editing meshes so incredibly well with joe’s personality, if he ever hires people to make official stream edits I hope you’re at the top of the list!
The ship arc is phenomenal.
i never laughed so much in my life
"Where is it? Where's the ship?!"
"Does the ship have to become trans, too?" has to be one of my favourite quotes ever.
"chat how do I transition"
*Celeste music begins playing*
I AM FUCKING DEAD OH MY GOD
My exact reaction
"climb a mountain"
These are truly some of the most creative and unique bugs I’ve ever seen, and this is supposed to be the “least buggy Bethesda game”. I feel like someone could make a great schizophrenic puzzle game with bugs styled like this.
Outer Wilds
dude i played and never encountered a single bug, MEANWHILE this dude finding every single one somehow lmfao
I think you mean Outer WORLDS.
That's the name of the Obsidian Entertainments space game.
@@BoleDaPole No, I mean Wilds. If you've played the DLC, Echoes of The Eye, you'd know what I mean by "puzzle game with schizophrenic bugs as part of the solution" :^)
@@meridiasbeacon7669 that's so true lol
"finally, the ship fixed itself!"
>looks inside ship
>no floor
I love how Sarah dies, comes back, and is now forever a revenant in a chair. Really signifies the quality of starfield, it even remembers to recycle the spirits of your companions!
Man. I remember watching his Fallout 4 review and I NEVER would have guessed back then that Joseph Anderson of all people would be one of my favorite streamers ever.
lmao yeah, it's because of his Fallout videos I've been so eager to see the highlights of his Starfield streams (I just knew he would play the game). Worth the wait.
Yea, i am especially surprised because I really dislike his reviews. But as a streamer he is great.
@@ncrever8006it’s funny because the VAST majority of the time I see the opposite opinion. I like both
@@browning2471I’ve seen people love and hate him. I kinda love him but only because his 4-5 hour long videos are perfect background noise when I’m gaming. Still waiting on that wither 3 video though
@@browning2471His reviews are hit or miss. His SOMA video is terrible for example (as are both videos that he ended up making as a result of it)
The way Sarah just flopped over is the most morbid and the funniest thing I’ve seen.
I'm surprised you didn't include how the dead Sarah was permanently Joe's companion, she couldn't be removed until he found a way to fix it near the end of the game.
Nah nah you just dont understand, this is emils genius writing; it shows the characters struggle with moving on from her death. Truly the greatest mind in all of writing
@@Helperbot-2000See, if this had actually been intended, it would even be a really cool gimmick!
20:45 man bethesda is so creative making a game in the second person. Truly a game of the generation
Hoping mods will expand this feature for fleet management 😂
Ah, yes, scripting an event on a door instead of a helmet slot as a value changed callback to check if the player is suffocating in space. Great code structure. Would pass any code review / 10.
As a programmer, this was one of the funniest bits to me. It’s probably an artifact / pattern they got into from how all of their older games work. I shudder to think how many flags probably get set every time you transition from the overworld to a city, or a city to a building, in their games.
Their loading screens / world instances were/are probably “load bearing” pieces of their engine, using the opportunity of loading a new instance to set a bunch of new flags that they assume can’t be changed unless you load out of that instance again.
@@bass-tones Its why they always defend the load screens as needed for performance, completely ignoring the fact other games solve these issues in clever ways to prevent 5 second load screens every time you do something mundane like access the inside of a hut. They REFUSE to develop a new engine which means every Bethesda release is more outdated than the last.
Elder Scrolls 6 should be a definitive masterpiece to rival BG3 and RDR2 but it will end up being a buggy mess with outdated mechanics
@@boredphysicisteven cyberpunk did a good job of this stuff by using elevators and shit to hide it
I’m just now realizing that the theft stuff is a very, *very* late reaction to the fact that in every other bethesda game you can just pick stuff up, walk out of the room and take it. Good job guys, you fixed it, and made your game infinitely worse in the process. Nice work.
Never played Oblivion?
@@ADVENTpulse human ingenuity triumphs once again, thank you for this important update 👍🏽
No, it still works - just get the Ryujin quest line where you learn how to manipulate people and you can send them somewhere else with that skill where they can't see you and you have about a minute to rob them blind. Or pick up a waste basket, place it on the floor and push what you want into the waste basket. Then pick it up, go somewhere where you are not seen and empty the basket. I used that trick in some places and just pushed all credit sticks into the basket, took it with me into the restroom and got the credit sticks there.
@@acriticaloversightAwww let me guess; someone steal your sweet roll?
The whole split ship section had me in tears. Truly Bethesda's finest product.
how is joseph anderson just a magnet for game breaking bugs
He gets skill points every time he has a kid and puts them all into his “break video games” skill
I'm pretty sure you are more likely to find game breaking glitches in a Bethesda game, especially just after release, than not.
If anyone managed to finish Starfield with no major glitches, I would be very surprised
@@Reac2 Well here is the thing most people had no game breaking bugs.
@@ilo3456*lmao*
It's easy. Just play Bethesda games. Everyone can do it!
I love that it first started as "Oh I can breathe in space", and SOMEHOW it actually glitched the Airlock into the sky. Like even the Airlock was throwing a hissy-fit over not being needed anymore.
I can only imagine the sheer horror of being at some abandoned lab on the Moon, jumping on the top of a lab module, and there's a naked dude there. And he punches you in the face.
I love that joe consistently says hes not going to try shenanigans (like the trolley) but the siren call of game crime is just too strong every single time.
"How do I transition?"
Celeste OST starts playing
Absolutely brilliant.
Based
I absolutely love how music is utilized in this. Also when transitioning the ship. ❤
literally hahaha
Unbased and rainbow pilled
@KrolKraz Nuh uh
Celest music while fixing the gun bug is GODLIKE edditing, 10/10 like holy fucking shit nice job
11:50 I remember having that bug in fallout 4 after installing 100 gun mods. Nice to know it's still there and now you can't fix it by switching guns
Yea modern firearms broke the game most of the time 😂
Bug got a dlc
Imagine the boring timeline where Joe waited for the door to open and took the blue pill
I don't control the ads on this video. The song I used at the end got copyright claimed, so the copyright holder is monetising it and controling the ads. I'm sorry if it affects your viewing experience. Use adblock if you can. I fully expected this would happen, but I wanted to use the song anyway.
If you want to give me money for editing these videos, I have a Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/retinas2001 I want to make two things clear: 1) I am not Joseph Anderson, I just edit these videos. 2) This is not my job, and I don't need this money to survive.
If you want to give money to Joe, the best way is by subscribing to his Twitch channel: www.twitch.tv/andersonjph
Enjoy the video!
The most annoying part about the copyright claims is when you get region blocked because of them.
When you're not worried about monetization, though, at least you have much more creative freedom and don't need to make it advertiser-friendly.
Keep up the great work!
@@avarisi Thanks! Yeah luckily nothing in this video got it blocked anywhere. Just the one claim from the cowboy bebop song, which I expected.
That happened to me too, I actually used to make money from my channel, then they changed the system, and now it's dead.
You make great edits and they're some of my favorite content on this site. If I had the money I'd give you a tip
really appreciate the edits! will tip when I can :D
Oh man, what banger video! Proud to be part of that powerful intro :D
The jazz was a great choice for those chaotic and confusing bits. Loved how the shots at the wedding lines up with the music, too.
Great work, Retinas, always looking forward to these
holy s word it's the real marik from joe (mama) anderson
I am just now realising what you meant by "the shots at the wedding lined up with the music". I didn't intend for that at all, but it's a funny coincidence.
Hearing the leadup into celeste music when he's fixing the bug had me ROLLING before it even really kicked in holy shit. Thank you for the great edits
Not sure what is more impressive, the fact that it's the greatest Starfield-shaming video I've seen despite hours of hilarious dunking videos before it or that editor's skills and cultured references.
how joseph anderson got one building to supply oxygen to ALL OF SPACE.
It's canon now that airlocks are a scam by the government to make us think we need to breath in space.
The Celeste music starting with 'Chat, how do I transition?' had me fucking cackling. 100% subscribed
When this game came out it was heralded as the least buggy Bethesda game, people were saying it's almost perfect, it's the most stable, it never breaks... and THIS video exists. I love it.
A single bug in the beginning unraveled all the chaos we weren't seeing 😂
Bro it came out a week ago stop speaking like it's a cult classic 😭
For a launch this is 100% their least buggy launch, likely all the kinks will get worked out. too bad, bugs are funny.
It's more stable on Xbox.
@raven75257 You must be new, lmao. He is a noteworthy FO4 modder.
i am genuinely impressed how quickly the game falls apart if you go slightly off course
Sarah's ghost becoming a Society body horror person was probably the scariest thing since the morrowind assassin.
you mean like jvk morrovind creepy story?
@@xaxaxaksaksaksa1493 lol yea
The slow mo liftoff was the funniest thing I've seen in months. I cried. beautiful
That Cowboy Bebop outro is so well done and extremely fitting. Great job in the edit, Retinas!
The cut from helmetless Buzzapon to almost-naked Buzzapon fucking killed me
Edit: dear lord I am legitimately crying from laughing so hard at the slow-time glitch
I was eating a burger and inhaled some sauce when I looked up to naked waffles
Yeah this is the hardest I ever laughed at a video in ages
Those boxer briefs were SO SHINY & I couldn't understand why. What does Todd think underwear looks like?
Say what you will, but he played straight through the main quest without going on any sidequests, this man is razor focused
Joe had a bet going that if any of the sidequests in starfield was better than the sidequests in the trashfire that was ff16, he would HAVE to play Steins:Gate :U
Come on, no bug or glitch, it makes perfect sense. When he broke the airlock at the beginning, all the air leaked out and filled up the universe. He’s just the only one who knows it
Watching Starfield gameplay feels like some kind of nightmare. It's so broken that the game just progressively falls apart, losing it's parts bit by bit. The game really gives me the Sinister Valley effect.
The use of the celeste music is unironically fantastic
Thank you uncracked egg
As is your username 😂❤
F1nn5ter?
weirdo fetishist @@retinas2001
@@retinas2001ACK!
dude I feel like the airlock bug at the beginning fucked the entire save lmao
nice to see they added back the feature of npc's freaking out from merely holding an item from oblivion
Your editing is GOLD please never stop making these
This is my first time looking at footage of this game. Good god. The ship bisecting itself caused my brain to also divide in two
My Razorleaf had the same bug as the Ship breaks again chapter. For me, it happened as I sat down in the pilot seat while it was sitting on the landing pad in New Atlantis. The ship rotated about 5 degrees to the left, but left that fake version behind that was clipping into the cockpit.
Another issue with the Razorleaf happened when I was on the main quest where the Lodge is attacked. You can't fast travel at that point - you have to run back to your ship and manually enter. Unfortunately, my Razorleaf had sunk halfway into the ground, making it impossible to enter the loading bay - not that it mattered, since the whole door was underground. I managed to exit combat long enough to interact with the technician so I could swap my ship - so the Frontier was on the landing pad, but the Razorleaf was still stuck in the ground, keeping me from entering. When I swapped back to the Razorleaf, there were now two copies of the ship, each one impossible to access. Remember - it was impossible to fast travel at this point, so my game was completely locked.
When I landed at New Atlantis, the trees around the fountain near the spaceport decided that they didn't like being there anymore. The trees were now off in the distance, floating high in the sky outside the city limits. This seems to be the same bug where the greebles that are supposed to be attached to buildings sometimes float above them. The upper portion of the Reliant Medical building in New Atlantis disappeared one time for me - I didn't think to look around, but it had probably traveled a kilometre away somewhere in the air.
One time after trying to steal a ship that landed on a planet near me (I got a message about not being authorized to pilot the ship, so I left after interacting with the seat) space stopped loading. First, just one ship that tried to hail me didn't load. Then, space was empty - just a skybox. No ships, no asteroids, no planets. Since my ship didn't exist, I couldn't even turn my camera. I tried loading a save back on the ground, and the planet that I know was right in front of me over the horizon was gone. I had to load a save before entering that landed ship in order to keep playing.
If you side with the Hunter, then defeat the Emissary with persuasion, the Hunter becomes permanently hostile. He also lives permanently on your ship until you enter New Game +.
The gun polygons exploding when you exit the inventory happened all the time for me, was a fun jumpscare the first couple times.
The hunter bug happened to me I literally has to board directly to the cockpit and sneak to the armiliarry to complete my game
12:50 is the hardest I've ever heard Joe laugh. It's not very long or a loud wheeze but you can hear the strain in his chest from finding it so funny lol
I think McReady in Chapter 5 of Life is Strange at the end or this one game where you jump from a wall over two cops with these quick time events, “Joe” was bellowing out of laughter.
The voice actor who did Preston Garvey sounds even more stilted and monotone in this game than he did in Fallout 4.
That is... an accomplishment.
Who does he play?
Oh my god, he’s in this game too? WHY IS BETHESDA STILL HIRING THIS MAN? He was a TERRIBLE casting decision in fallout 4 and everyone notoriously hated his acting and character, why would they bring him back?!?
His voice acting was so bad in fallout 4, he had effectively zero experience voice acting, and they hired him to be a character that is simultaneously: the first human you meet in the post apocalypse, the character that gives you your first real quest and many more after that, your first human companion, and a major faction leader.
All of those qualifications and important characteristics for this character and they gave his role to a nobody, with no experience, and the most wooden deliveries I have ever heard. No offense to the man himself, but he should NEVER have been hired in the first place. He was representative of a major blunder, why is Bethesda showing him off again like we want to see him?
@@courier6960 bet he was cheap though
@@courier6960 Well he certainly has experience now.
I have not laughed this hard in so long! This was an absolutely incredibly edited compilation of clips!
With this door removed the thread of prophecy has been severed, reload now or persist in the doomed world you have created.
Amazing when he went looking for his wife turns from romantic, to heart breaking and then it ends up turning into a Horror movie 😂 what a character arc that was
This is the ultimate way to experience the Starfield streams, these bugs were the best content daddy Todd could deliver onto us.
I'm a bit sad that you skipped one of my favorites, which was when an NPC fled away in terror while Joe was talking to them and left Joe locked in the dialogue camera to die.
Also amazing job with the edit at the end, it truly made me *feel* like a space cowboy.
I don't remember that part. Do you remember when it happened?
@@retinas2001 Found it, it happens during stream 7 at 1:52:00 on the planet where Sona was found. It's right before Joe finds out that if you sleep in a bed Sarah will teleport next to you and then walk all the way back to where she is supposed to stand, which was another amazing moment.
@@LastEsis lmao oh no I should've included that, thank you
Also early on when that shopkeeper turned her head nearly 180 degrees to talk to Joe lmao
@@LastEsisCan you drop a link?
Your edits are supreme as always, the celeste music during the trans gun arc, the fucking mario 64 music when explaining the janky gameplay bug, top tier job holy shit.
The music choice for the trans laser gun arc is just immaculate, fucking well done 😂
The Celeste OST during the transition lmao 😂 after watching the entire video I can conclude that this is art of the highest artyness.
i had to know how the outro compared to the original so i played them side by side. Good job holy hell, actually impressive. Actually way overqualified to just be the outro
Genius choice to play the Celeste soundtrack during the laser gun arc. Bravo.
We don’t deserve you Retina.
These are always spectacular!
Jesus I literally cried laughing at this video. Absolute comedy gold my friend. Well done 👏🏻 👏🏻
The celeste theme fading in as he fixes the trans gun bug got me, thats so good LMAO
Seriously, Starfield fans truly are insane. First day I played Starfield, feeling extremely underwhelmed at the game, I was so... confused seeing the high praise being sent its way. I remember reading a few comments talking about how they sneaked onto a ship that was about to fly up, and it totally actually got him into space on it. What the absolute fuck are these people on.
What's the point of insane graphics, a huge "galaxy" if there's nothing of substance to do or see.
I’m also throughly whelmed by it. Frankly, it represents no significant improvement over Fallout 4 as a game. I tell people to just buy Skyrim if they want a Bethesda game, and Fallout 4 (with the built-in mod menu on console) if they really need a retro sci-fi fix.
@@dashiellgillingham4579 I'd call it a clear downgrade from fallout 4. Traversing the wasteland the first time around felt... oppressive. Even if the game wasn't super realistic, seeing an 8 foot dude run at you with a mini nuke leaves an impression y'know.
In starfield... there isn't ANYWHERE meaningful to get lost in, accidentally find something cool. It's all procedural, but why?
I’ve seen numerous comments, reviews, and posts of people saying the game has “great potential to improve” like wtf does that even mean, the game is out and THIS IS THE CORE EXPERIENCE, Bethesda can’t fix this no matter what they do because n order to do so they effectively would have to make an entirely different game. Sure they can bug fix all day but the game is still incredibly empty, repetitive, and boring…
Mods won’t fix this either because people don’t even want to play the base experience, and modders only want to mod things they genuinely enjoy playing.
if you're inside the ship interior cell, it can go to space with you in. this can fuck you in specific scenarios where the ship isnt powerful enough to leave the system you're in. until you realise you don't actually need a ship at all, you can just fast travel.
Man that outro re-creation of the Cowboy Bebop OP was SOOOOO well edited. Great job! And thank for the video!
joe somehow was able to find some of the craziest bugs. I never seen any other streamer showing off these bugs. Also, Sara's saga is the funniest for me, I love how her back becomes her front.
“Why didn’t you tell me my ass was so big?”
This game is so good, it even comes with a built in entrance randomiser
The ship splitting in two just made me think how a better game would have launchable turrets that could flank enemies
You're such a cool fan for doing this. Thank you for all your hard work.
Also the outro !!!
Retinas, this is absolutely incredible. I haven't laughed this hard in forever. These games just disintegrate in Joe's hands.
32:06 That quicksave and the music coming back is just perfection
omg that ending literally had me applauding, thank you for making these videos - they are amazing!!!!!
The same time bug was in Skyrim when you got the perk that blocking with a shield causes time to slow. Glad to see the engine is still held together with duct tape and chewing gum😊
Wow you roll these out fast. Makes me wish I was there to see this live. Great video as always Retinas!
Another Retina's hood classic, you love to see it! Always enjoy these highlight vids. Man, Starfield was full of cream streams
heck yes another Joe stream highlights, these are so good. thank you so much for your dedication
What a fantastic video, love the editing and you fetching comments from the chat is a very nice touch without just cluttering the screen with the chat constantly on the screen.
Very funny too, I was LMAO the whole time!!
Kinda glad you ran into the ship despawning thing.
That was the only huge one that happened to me, it ate a whole ship and I happened to like said ship.
I just love his streams, and you perfectly manage to encapsulate why. Thanks you!
This was amazing, have to watch more of this guys content. Wish there was like 3 more hours of this
He said he wasn't going to try and break it, and IMMEDIATELY started seeing if he could break airlocks 😂
He wasn't trying to brake it. He was seeing if the airlock bug was caused by what he thought had happened.
Oh god... I started watching compilation of his streams with Jedi one. I can't wait to get though this one.
My favourite game tester strikes again, and oh boy did the editing delivered.
Celeste soundtrack, Mario64 sounds, the commitment to the bit with "see you later space cowboy" after Adam Jensen (named only because of VA) left the ship
This is an incredibly powerful video, brought me to tears. SO emotional. I will never forget Sarahs funeral 😭✊