I love how Dead Space decided to take the idea of living planets to its logical extreme, to the point where it becomes an integral plot point for the series.
Completely agree, can't say I loved where the games went in some of the later entries, but the story always felt logical while still having a completely unique spin on the "alien invasion" trope
Probably not the “logical extreme” , but the “logical hypothetical” Meaning that there’s a good degree of logical behind stuff in the game, but the things we don’t understand can be hypothetical explained using science, or undiscovered tech or biology or so on.
One thing i love about these videos is that there are always game(or should i say mostly games) titles that i know and wouldnt expect, yet fit so perfectly. Anyway, amazing video as always, keep up the good work!
@@CosmicHours for this time what i expected was dead space (cause of course) but just by reading the video title i would have never expect of seeing the moon of majoras mask, or ego.
What do you think are the most compelling arguments in favor of the Gaia Hypothesis? The stability of Earth's systems was definitely a big reason why I wanted to talk about it in this video
@@CosmicHours I'll chip in that I don't really find any compelling, the evidence is all circumstantial. I won't deny that it's interesting, but it quickly falls apart with how we understand things. In the future we might make a discovery that supports it, but that's at least a millennium away, if not longer.
Another good example of this concept can be found in the soviet 1972 film "Solaris" by Andrei Tarkovsky. In the story, there was a sentient ocean planet named Solaris, that was reported by the scientists in the orbital station to have some stange and anomalies properties. All personal of the orbital station were expiriencing visiting of the "guests". Material visions of the most shameful and bitter memories. This were tearing down sciense crew to the point that one of them even commited suacide. The main character stars to see visions of his dead wife, who killed herself after quarrel. And the more time passes to more MC starts to look at guest of his wife like she is an actual person, and more this "wife" start to act more and more humanlike. She even started to act empathic, self-understading, even discuss for her nature as a "fake". What is creepy and interesing, that unlike other sentient planet, Solaris dosent act in openly hostile or malevelent. Maybe Planet genuantly studying humans itself, there interactions, nature of there psyke. Maybe Planet is just simple a silent predator, An cosmic angler-fish, that lures its preys and then suffucate them in there own misery, Or maybe even both. Unlike other examples, Planet IS sentient, but its actions feels unhuman, alien. And at the end Solaris started to understand what makes us humans.
I love how Dead Space decided to take the idea of living planets to its logical extreme, to the point where it becomes an integral plot point for the series.
Completely agree, can't say I loved where the games went in some of the later entries, but the story always felt logical while still having a completely unique spin on the "alien invasion" trope
Probably not the “logical extreme” , but the “logical hypothetical”
Meaning that there’s a good degree of logical behind stuff in the game, but the things we don’t understand can be hypothetical explained using science, or undiscovered tech or biology or so on.
One thing i love about these videos is that there are always game(or should i say mostly games) titles that i know and wouldnt expect, yet fit so perfectly.
Anyway, amazing video as always, keep up the good work!
Thank you! What game were you talking about specifically?
@@CosmicHours for this time what i expected was dead space (cause of course) but just by reading the video title i would have never expect of seeing the moon of majoras mask, or ego.
Such a beautiful video, even made sure to threaten viewers into subscribing at the end. Truly Magnificent.
🌚 No idea what you're talking about
Absolutely fantastic idea to explore, very excited to hear your takes on this
The Gaia Hypothesis is certainly very persuasive, sadly ignored by many "serious" scientists.
What do you think are the most compelling arguments in favor of the Gaia Hypothesis? The stability of Earth's systems was definitely a big reason why I wanted to talk about it in this video
@@CosmicHours I'll chip in that I don't really find any compelling, the evidence is all circumstantial. I won't deny that it's interesting, but it quickly falls apart with how we understand things. In the future we might make a discovery that supports it, but that's at least a millennium away, if not longer.
Something very nice to think about today, Thanks for the video, man 👀
Awesome video, gonna save it for tonight, thank you 👍
I hope this time the YT algurithm will do its job 😅
Hopefully it doesn't get stuck in that weird loop again where it only shows it to my grandma and that one guy who comments on everything
Awesome video. Commenting to help get seen by the YT algorithm.
the intro hits so hard
It wasnt a gas giant that dark bramble used to be, it was an icy planet with a subsurface ocean
Yessss, waited for a new video!
SUNNY MAN!!! Good video!
very high quality video, deserves more views
Another good example of this concept can be found in the soviet 1972 film "Solaris" by Andrei Tarkovsky.
In the story, there was a sentient ocean planet named Solaris, that was reported by the scientists in the orbital station to have some stange and anomalies properties. All personal of the orbital station were expiriencing visiting of the "guests". Material visions of the most shameful and bitter memories. This were tearing down sciense crew to the point that one of them even commited suacide.
The main character stars to see visions of his dead wife, who killed herself after quarrel. And the more time passes to more MC starts to look at guest of his wife like she is an actual person, and more this "wife" start to act more and more humanlike. She even started to act empathic, self-understading, even discuss for her nature as a "fake".
What is creepy and interesing, that unlike other sentient planet, Solaris dosent act in openly hostile or malevelent. Maybe Planet genuantly studying humans itself, there interactions, nature of there psyke. Maybe Planet is just simple a silent predator, An cosmic angler-fish, that lures its preys and then suffucate them in there own misery, Or maybe even both. Unlike other examples, Planet IS sentient, but its actions feels unhuman, alien. And at the end Solaris started to understand what makes us humans.
Love this channel
Ok snnuy nice video❤
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