Don't worry, the save file is not deleted or anything like that, if you close the game and load it again you'll be back at the waypoint just before the fight begins. Also I'm not sure what happens if you do this in the PC version of the game, if anyone knows please let me know.
in the pc version it reads your own computer's files but it can't actually delete them bc that'd technically make it a virus, instead if the card dies it makes a text file from po3 that iirc just tells you to delete the file yourself to play by the rules
That's what it does. It states it can't delete your files, but urges you to delete them for it for fair play. There's even an achievement for honouring the terms of the competition.
@@scrittleThat's only on the computer version! On console, it gives you fake files to delete and deleting certain important ones (like system32) bricks the game, it's intentional
So on PC, it uses your actual computer's files, but instead of actually deleting them, it adds a new file that tells you to play fair and delete the file yourself.
I think it would've been really cool if Po3 conceded if you put System 32 down, but only on the first or second playthrough, and any attempt afterwards will just make Po3 stop you from ever accessing it as a playable.
Found this out since i picked it in my run yesterday, expecting it to just have the same reaction as the PC version...nope, it fucks that Luke Carder's computer.
I thought it couldn't actually delete files? There's a voiceline where they say "oh, I couldn't delete that, but you could be fair and delete it for me"
In the fight instead of actually deleting them, it adds a new file that tells you to play fair and delete the file yourself. Due to how that would consider it a virus that would be cause issues. The text says to delete it yourself to play by the rules. If you do, you get an achievement and PO3 even comments on it. I'd do this to a simple text file lol.
If I remember correctly, when people were play testing that fight it did actually delete the files. So the game was considered malware by companies because of that, until he updated the game to make a copy of the file and a .txt document telling you to delete it yourself to play fair
I don't think Daniel Mullins ever planned for the files to be deleted by the game. He has a lot of experience in videogames, knows what he's doing, and that messing with other files than the ones of the game gets you thrown out of Steam (For indeed being classified as malware.)
@@supsendchapal4679 Nope. One of the closed beta versions totally deleted the file. So Devolver Digital had to kindly ask Daniel Mullins to tone it down a notch.
Po3 should have custom dialogue if you do this kind of play, like they should know that killing the card will make the computer stop working, so they should comment on it
I was impressed it displayed the linux root on my fedora machine. I was also impressed i could fallocate a massive bin file on an empty 6tb drive, as well as touch a file with a date created dating back to 1975.
Ok, I actually didn’t know what I was risking and did pick system 32 since it showed as 15 years old… I didn’t play it so this never happened to me but it’s interesting to see what would happen
technically this would be inaccurate as any sane operating system would load that file into memory. it would only fuck up the computer if you try to reboot it
There was a top down shooter game a ways back that did something similar, yet infinitely more malicious. Every enemy ship was a file on your computer. If you lost, the game would delete itself. But every ship you destroyed, the game would delete that file from your computer....
I search everywher3 to see if people talk about easter egg or secret in the vonsole game , but no , nothing ( i was also searching for someone who also saw the skull on the bqttery thing )
weird that P03 doesn't have that many interactions with specific files and stuff, like the inscryption.exe file or system32 he doesn't say anything is he stupid
So the System 32 file isn’t an ACTUAL file, it’s just a placeholder, and has that little easter egg because if a file like that was really deleted, it would have an outcome such as this. correct me if I’m wrong please
Nothing happens, btw. The game can see your files but it actually cannot delete them. It just makes a text document and puts it on the destination, with the text saying that po3 wasn't able to delete it and you should follow the rules and delete it yourself instead.
This is on console, where you're given access to Luke Carder's PC instead of your own. Deleting _Luke's_ system32 causes the game to close, but otherwise has no effect.
LOL I just did this and had to look up to see if my save was gone or something. Just the idea that Luke puts his whole computer on the line and then chooses to destroy the card to see what happens has me fucking dying of laughter.
@@snatcher226 ik that silly its a ps5 what is it gonna do with sys32 what i meant is look what happend in the vid if that is real dont you think sony could have atleast tried to stop the game from doing that
No PC, não, ele cria uma anotação na mesma pasta pedindo que apague o arquivo (se fazer isso, ganha uma conquista) Em console também não porque são arquivos fakes, mas adicionaram esse easter egg que se deletar windows32 o jogo fecha
the reason they dont do that is because its impossible to do it. The way they did it in the console port is actually pretty cool though as you get to explore Lukes computer, which has some pretty neat lore.
@@MahNamJeff i disagree for me the experience is much inferior and i would say that session of the game is ruined tho. but the rest of the game of course its the same on both versions. the experience of it breaking the 4th wall as if you are luke, and picking you steam friends made the game amazing, not having the file thing really ruined that part.
@@gabrielandy9272 It really didn't. It held the same amount of weight since it was still someone's computer you were sifting through, with consequences to fucking around with it. And it's still fine. It may not be 100% authentic to the PC experience, but it still improves in some areas to balance out.
@@gabrielandy9272 It isn't possible to browse the console files so the drive has to be simulated. Regarding friends, the game will still use your friends on PS5/Xbox/Switch for that part, just as the PC version uses your Steam friends.
Don't worry, the save file is not deleted or anything like that, if you close the game and load it again you'll be back at the waypoint just before the fight begins.
Also I'm not sure what happens if you do this in the PC version of the game, if anyone knows please let me know.
in the pc version it reads your own computer's files but it can't actually delete them bc that'd technically make it a virus, instead if the card dies it makes a text file from po3 that iirc just tells you to delete the file yourself to play by the rules
@@iwjene9917 Imagine someone actually deletes their system32 because a robot from a video game about funny cards told them so
@@namelazz1999”I Swear The Stoat Robot Told Me To Murder That Family I’m Telling You!!!”
"Well the Stoat Robot told me to ME to murder the family so step away"
@@iwjene9917 and if you actually delete a file game will give an achievement probably
technically this means that you win, as po3 can't perform the great transcendence anymore
What is this anti-transcendence propaganda?
He said we want it and therefore we do.
@@andre9095 clearly we do want it, yes, though it is his fault that he even lets you delete your connection to the internet in the first place
Yea. Yea.
And gamefuna can't get inscription back
At least on one game file.
I think Po3 should've immediately been on edge when that card was put down, even self sabotaging or outright conceding to prevent its destruction.
Lol that would have been perfect
*Picks up hammer* I don’t see how this is my problem.
“Umm, maybe you shouldn’t delete that.”
That's what it does. It states it can't delete your files, but urges you to delete them for it for fair play. There's even an achievement for honouring the terms of the competition.
@@scrittleThat's only on the computer version! On console, it gives you fake files to delete and deleting certain important ones (like system32) bricks the game, it's intentional
So on PC, it uses your actual computer's files, but instead of actually deleting them, it adds a new file that tells you to play fair and delete the file yourself.
If you do actually delete it, you'll get an achievement
I mean, rules are rules. Would be funny if the file you deleted was inscription.exe tho
@@sharppixels0885 I actually tried that to see of there was unique dialogue or if something happens after its deleted and neither happened.
@@sharppixels0885 I uninstalled inscryption so I didn't get the achievement
No way it actually deletes the file on ps4 either. Imagine Sony letting a game on their platform that would delete files lol
alternate ending where luke gets to live
Not even OLD_DATA can survive that.
@@БруноБуччелати-н6бit did survive that though 😭
Luke staring at his now fucked up computer:
“This is fine.”
"Wow, great video!"
- Luke Carder
Luke: HA! I DID IT
"pick a file."
"System32."
"... Sir. Are you insane"
"You can't escape the game if I nuke my computer so thoroughly nothing remains."
I love how the icon for the card is putting a gun to its head.
I think it would've been really cool if Po3 conceded if you put System 32 down, but only on the first or second playthrough, and any attempt afterwards will just make Po3 stop you from ever accessing it as a playable.
"Ima use System 32."
"No. Chose something else."
"Okay, what about this game's executable?"
"Sorry WHAT?"
F@@Average_Brody
P03: ...what have I done to myself...
I'm now locked in this void, forever...
And I've failed my plan...
Robot's oblivious to the files importance despite being a computer attached to a swiv
Found this out since i picked it in my run yesterday, expecting it to just have the same reaction as the PC version...nope, it fucks that Luke Carder's computer.
What happens in the pc version?
@@dreamerofthorns text file explaining that he can’t actually delete the file himself and asking you to delete it yourself
I thought it couldn't actually delete files? There's a voiceline where they say "oh, I couldn't delete that, but you could be fair and delete it for me"
This is from the console edition, where you are given files from luke carder's PC instead
@@macawesome7518 Ohhh, that makes sense, thank you for clarifying
@@chaoticpemmins748 It doesn't actually delete files on pc
Luke: "Welp, time to fish my recovery disc out of storage..."
In the fight instead of actually deleting them, it adds a new file that tells you to play fair and delete the file yourself.
Due to how that would consider it a virus that would be cause issues. The text says to delete it yourself to play by the rules.
If you do, you get an achievement and PO3 even comments on it.
I'd do this to a simple text file lol.
this is on the console version.
these files are not real.
look at the top of the window.
I swear my pc crashed at the end of the video and i thought it was part of the game until i saw the blue screen was on spanish :(
Try deleting inscryption itself
Oh that's a GREAT little Sneaky ass thing good god
If I remember correctly, when people were play testing that fight it did actually delete the files. So the game was considered malware by companies because of that, until he updated the game to make a copy of the file and a .txt document telling you to delete it yourself to play fair
I don't think Daniel Mullins ever planned for the files to be deleted by the game. He has a lot of experience in videogames, knows what he's doing, and that messing with other files than the ones of the game gets you thrown out of Steam (For indeed being classified as malware.)
You aren't remembering correctly.
You're not even with a 20 kilometer radius of correctly remembering.
@@supsendchapal4679 Nope. One of the closed beta versions totally deleted the file. So Devolver Digital had to kindly ask Daniel Mullins to tone it down a notch.
Po3 should have custom dialogue if you do this kind of play, like they should know that killing the card will make the computer stop working, so they should comment on it
Imagine if Luke just went through inscryption’s files and put P03 in it instead, just hovering the hammer over it.
ah yes, the true ending.
Mutually assured destruction.
I was impressed it displayed the linux root on my fedora machine. I was also impressed i could fallocate a massive bin file on an empty 6tb drive, as well as touch a file with a date created dating back to 1975.
luke carder doing a little bit of tomfoolery
Ok, I actually didn’t know what I was risking and did pick system 32 since it showed as 15 years old… I didn’t play it so this never happened to me but it’s interesting to see what would happen
Hey, now I finally have use for all those old h games on my PC
holy fuck, old house games were the fukin best
@@local_stranger true ngl i love those games
I miss the hunger games era, OG minecraft minigames rocked, shame the new generation won't be able to enjoy them for the most part
technically this would be inaccurate as any sane operating system would load that file into memory. it would only fuck up the computer if you try to reboot it
There was a top down shooter game a ways back that did something similar, yet infinitely more malicious. Every enemy ship was a file on your computer. If you lost, the game would delete itself. But every ship you destroyed, the game would delete that file from your computer....
I'm surprised system 32 doesn't require admin privileges to delete or anything
He doesn't delete anything at all
@@uaidavi This is the Console version.
@@Trimint123 yeah, but he doesn't delete anything regardless
He gave the game all rights to do so before the battle. You have to assign your permission. Literally.
@@inter_acies Not for real, no.
new challenge, try not to lose systrm32 for the entire game
Now what happens if you use the Inscryption .exe file?
I search everywher3 to see if people talk about easter egg or secret in the vonsole game , but no , nothing ( i was also searching for someone who also saw the skull on the bqttery thing )
Inscyption good ending
Tempora Mori, Tempora Mundis Recorda!
weird that P03 doesn't have that many interactions with specific files and stuff, like the inscryption.exe file or system32 he doesn't say anything is he stupid
So the System 32 file isn’t an ACTUAL file, it’s just a placeholder, and has that little easter egg because if a file like that was really deleted, it would have an outcome such as this. correct me if I’m wrong please
I made a wrapped fake file and just made it to appear to be several terabyte
I dont know what i was expecting
I have a question. So we all know on PC that we get a note after losing the file card, but what happens on console???
He deletes it, literally. That's why the game crashed.
@@MKsukkiiMiso im not asking for system32, im asking for any other file
@@iwogold816 he deletes the file and say something like "Oops here goes the file" It's Luke's file so it doesn't effect console anyway
@@MKsukkiiMiso thank god im planning to get inscryption soon but i was worried about the archivist's file thing
Wait it uses YOUR files on PC? That's kind of sick actually
sure! this game is totally allowed to delete the most crucial file on your computer
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Would be funny if you could play a zip bomb card
Nothing happens, btw.
The game can see your files but it actually cannot delete them. It just makes a text document and puts it on the destination, with the text saying that po3 wasn't able to delete it and you should follow the rules and delete it yourself instead.
This is on console, where you're given access to Luke Carder's PC instead of your own. Deleting _Luke's_ system32 causes the game to close, but otherwise has no effect.
@@harrisonfackrell ah, didn't know.
Pancake?
oh no not again
EGG TV
@@AlexRodriguez0407 yes yes yes yes
Egg
@@Eggyteevee Tvv
@@AlexRodriguez0407 eggg
the good ending
LOL I just did this and had to look up to see if my save was gone or something. Just the idea that Luke puts his whole computer on the line and then chooses to destroy the card to see what happens has me fucking dying of laughter.
Now do it on your computer
Inscyption's on PS5??
Damn, I didn't even know
Luke Carder:........Well shit-
The good ending?
Markiplier actually did this
I thought system32 was a desktop thing
In the console version the files are of Luke Carder's PC
@@theguyman256 Ohh
skill issue
Definition of malware
Are you dumb ?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA i love leshy best boss fight ever
I'm guessing they can't do that because there is no file browser on the PS5 (Or any next gen console for that matter)
@@AlexRodriguez0407 ik they cant do that but letting the file get actually erased thats kinda bold of them
@@lightning4743 Tt doesn't actually delete the file. Playstation has no system 32.
@@snatcher226 ik that silly its a ps5 what is it gonna do with sys32 what i meant is look what happend in the vid if that is real dont you think sony could have atleast tried to stop the game from doing that
@@lightning4743 It's not deleting anything, it's just an easter egg
espera, voce realmente perde o arquivo?
No PC, não, ele cria uma anotação na mesma pasta pedindo que apague o arquivo (se fazer isso, ganha uma conquista)
Em console também não porque são arquivos fakes, mas adicionaram esse easter egg que se deletar windows32 o jogo fecha
How to cheat the system:
the experience is so inferior on the console lol it should not even exist. they should have it atleast select something on the console itself.
the reason they dont do that is because its impossible to do it.
The way they did it in the console port is actually pretty cool though as you get to explore Lukes computer, which has some pretty neat lore.
@@MahNamJeff i disagree for me the experience is much inferior and i would say that session of the game is ruined tho. but the rest of the game of course its the same on both versions. the experience of it breaking the 4th wall as if you are luke, and picking you steam friends made the game amazing, not having the file thing really ruined that part.
@@gabrielandy9272 It really didn't. It held the same amount of weight since it was still someone's computer you were sifting through, with consequences to fucking around with it.
And it's still fine. It may not be 100% authentic to the PC experience, but it still improves in some areas to balance out.
@@gabrielandy9272 It isn't possible to browse the console files so the drive has to be simulated. Regarding friends, the game will still use your friends on PS5/Xbox/Switch for that part, just as the PC version uses your Steam friends.
The experience of the second part of the game onwards is inferior
@Tijoe
neat
Cool
lmao
1337
Man
fake
Nope, recorded on PS5 and I didn't use any editor, just uploaded straight from the console
I think you should check the title before calling something fake