>Oh my stardust? Were made of stardust! Nothing actually matters! The universe is an endless cycle, there is no eternal life under Jesus Christ! Oh my Earthly kingdom! I fucking love space, I fucking love endless demoralization and crying like a retarded söy baby over a millennial pacific northwest coded video game!

>>713340338 (OP)
I really hope this is bait to get an Outer Wilds thread going because you would be fucked in the head otherwise.

The real stardust were the friends we made along the way

Test

>>713340338 (OP)
>rabbi on a stick
vs
>the rest of the universe

>existence is demoralizing
Only if you're too dumb and cowardly to accept reality.

>>713340338 (OP)
This game drove a vore loving troon insane and got them put into a mental asylum.

>>713340338 (OP)
i thought it was just a tech demo for non-sim space game
with the time reset/loop just being an imposed constraint so they didn't have to make a big space game
you might be reading too much into it

>>713340338 (OP)
lmao look at me i didnt engage with the story then called it "le deep" on 4chins so heckin ebin XDDDD

>>713340338 (OP)
Why are you even mentioning Jesus Christ in a completely fictional universe?

>>713341283
>in a completely fictional universe?
Descartes would like a word.

>>713341193
Poor Shammy. I wish he didn't lose his mind like that

>>713340651
This,
There's been so many failed troll against Outer Wilds it's almost like someone believe it's a tradition to start thread like that.
That said, I can imagine why some subgroup of far-right retard would be triggered by a game whose driving themes is to understand the world

>>713340338 (OP)
/v/ always tries extra hard with the widely loved games.
>NOOOOO THEY MUST ALL BE TORTANIC!

>>713341793
Because it legitimizes Neil DegGassy secular comsmology stupid faggot. Sci fi would founded by communists, Einstein was a commie and general relativity laid the foundations for cultural relativity.
>>713341283
Fiction is a window into the soul. Jack Thomson was correct, just look how depraved our society has become. The consumption of morally depraved media certainly plays a part in this.

>>713341939
So every fictional universe should have the Christian God and Jesus Christ in it?

>>713341939
>posts some christcuck "duse vault" shit

their silence sickens me...

>>713341939
dumb nigger

>>713341196
>with the time reset/loop just being an imposed constraint
Oh boys that's the opposite,
The timeloop is at the core of the main mystery, the mechanics as planet shapes evolve through time and the themes of the game.
You discover that any civilization can die, even the universe will end, and you have to accept it to move forward in the name of discovering what lie beyond.

yawn.

>>713341939
why won't you pick up your shit and start creating your own, correct media? surely it would find an audience

>>713342603
oh sure i understand the premise of the game
but the studio is like a mini-valve in that they just make games for the love of the tech, all that story crap is just gravy which is why they don't bother with sequels

Every day I see an advertisement for "The Outer Worlds 2" and my mood is improved, and then I realize my mistake.

>>713340338 (OP)
is it at least lovecraftian?

>>713342132
I would absolutly buy a 2nd DLC where you use the spaceship to enter an alternate space and unfold more mystery, this time with a spaceship focus

>>713342028
yes religiotards actually think fiction and especially science fiction is demonic.
remember when they lost their shit over harry potter and pokemon when we were kids? they're all like that, every single one of them, it's just most of them hide it.

>>713342948
people like you are even dumber than those amerifat sects you are mentioning here

>>713342945
I didn't really like the dlc. Base game was so much better.

>>713342836
A sequel would never be able to reach the same heights, its only legacy would be "eh it's alright but not as good as the original

>>713342948
It's really more of a retarded amerimutt protestant thing

>>713343101
I agree the base game was better but the DLC was a nice standalone thing you could do after you beat the game.

>>713342758
They made a DLC that give a whole new mystery-plot around the concept of the Black forest hypothesis (here made literal).

>why they don't bother with sequels
If you actually understand the game, you understand why it cannot have a "sequel". If they only care about tech-demo they would have, but there's more to this game than that.
The mysteries and linked stories in this game is more sophisticated than the average indy-studio.

>>713341793
this game is pure reddit faggotry

>>713341939
>Sci fi would founded by communists, Einstein was a commie
in the US basic human rights are seen as communist. Universal Healthcare is seen as communist. Why the fuck should anyone care about your retarded ideology?

>>713342880
>is it at least lovecraftian?
Facing your fears is a main feature of the game.

>Fear of Quicksand
>Claustrophobia
The Hourglass

>Vertigo
>Fear of the ground collapsing under you
Brittle hollow

>Fear of drowning
>Fear of tornadoes
Giant's Deep
Plus fear of being electrified by the jellyfish

>Fear of predator
>Fear of getting lost in endless maze
Dark Bramble

>Fear of invisible death
The crystals
Interlooper

>Object that appear and disappear as you look around
Quantum

DLC
>Fear of others
"Dark forest theory" of hostile aliens hiding and afraid of meeting others.

>Fear of Size
The 2nd alien race inhabitant is much bigger than you.
All of their furniture look too big

>Fear of the dark
Once you get to the scariest part
their homeworld plunged in the dark for long time so they can see in the dark with lamp-eyes

>Nightmare you can't wake up from
In the best way possible
If your body die while you get into the simulation, you continue to live in the simulation, for as long as the simulation last

Yeah, the ending is faggotry and the rest of the game is a floating simulator which doesn't actually take advantage of its impressive universe to accomplish any interesting gameplay or puzzles beyond the most basic braindead shit.

>>713343101
It was hard to match the original.
I just wish for a 2nd DLC where you use the spaceship a lot this time.

>>713342945
>I would absolutly buy a 2nd DLC where you use the spaceship to enter an alternate space and unfold more mystery
There are some mods that do that. Though they can be hit or miss. Pic related is an example of a miss.

>>713340338 (OP)
It's a game about the heat death of the universe, I thought it was pretty optimistic and hopeful considering that.

>>713343996

>>713342945
nah it wouldn't make sense. The DLC was okay because it solves a mystery regarding the eye signal

And they said not long ago that they are making a new game now

When you start counting eyes you wonder if they did plan the DLC from the start

>>713343101
It was alright, nice atmosphere. I'd put it on-par with the quantum moon sidequest from the base game, which is what it kinda is, just a second sidequest with about the same payoff.
My beef with it is that the worst puzzles in the base game involve waiting out the clock, and that's like every puzzle in the DLC.

>>713343993
It's really a fucking pity that the most action our mouse can get is some stupid tracing minigame for opening doors

>>713341793
>I can imagine why some subgroup of far-right retard would be triggered by a game whose driving themes is to understand the world
They are so angry that they don't understand the world around them they dive into fictional worlds to get angry about not understanding them, too. I wonder if one day they'll realize the problem isn't other people but their own complete mental retardation and faggotry.

>>713343610
Is reduced frights worth it?
I want to get the "intended" experience but I really hate when games throw cheap jumpscares.

>>713343993
>Yeah, the ending is faggotry
No it's not, you're just ideologically opposed to enjoy anything.

>>713344335
I think you bought the wrong game anon, who ever told you this was an action game was fucking with you

>>713344448
It's not jumpscares. Some people are just really bad at stealth in the dark.

mutt protestants are mentally ill

>>713344187
It COULD have made sense.
The DLC added new content to a story that was already enough on its own.
But it never solved the mystery of the Interlooper.

It would have been a good enough occasion to deal with the concept of aliens on an outer plane of existence, especially since we already have the Dark Bramble.

Like imagine:
>Dark bramble is small from the outside, near-infinite from the inside
>find a Nomai device that let you warp one-way into alternate space with your spaceship
>rediscovers the solar system as seen from warp-space

>>713344007
>webm
>miss
How can that be a miss? That looks cool as fuck
Not that I've played it before, just judging it based on the webm

>>713344651
>never solved the mystery of the Interlooper.
It just carried ghost matter, then it broke.
If the eye was sentient, it just sent it to massacre the nomai.

>>713344448
It's more about the difficulty of rare NPC.
Especially since you are supposed to discovers a trick to see better in the dark before facing them.

The other NPC (the giant fish) actually profit from the "reduced frights" because you get a lot more time trying to escape them.
(the intended way to avoid them don't even involve maneuvering non-stop, just smart)

>>713340338 (OP)
Scariest game i've played. At least until you realize how capable your ship is and how theres zero consequences to dying.
Getting too close to the sun never stopped giving me that uneasy feeling though.

>>713344839
I disagree, that's like saying the Nomai only saw the eye for a small lapse of time because the eye was hiding (or hard to detect)
The DLC changed that interpretation.
The interlooper could very easily be an alien species from the warp who didn't know their colony-seed killed the Nomai.

>>713344839
>If the eye was sentient, it just sent it to massacre the nomai.
Makes no sense, the eye welcomed everyone that's why it emitted a signal
The nomais were just so reckless, these are the guys that made a machine to blow up the sun

>>713344746
That's not intended behavior. Also, the surface of Thalassia has quire ugly has nothing on it. That mod is generally rough around the edges, and also incomplete.

>>713345149
The nomai reached the eye way too early, it's only meant to be reached towards the end of the universe.

>>713345291
anon... I...

>>713340338 (OP)
Yes nothing actually matters! You can fuck all the child ass you want, the only meaning to life is what we make of it, which is why I decided to become a rapist

>>713345291
I think that's a stretch. I don't think the eye had any plans, it simply exists.
The Nomai got unlucky, they got snuffed out before they could find it - and the Hearthians got equally unlucky, they got snuffed out before their culture got blossom.

>>713343937
>nightmare ending
chances are the simulation will shut down shortly after the sun explodes. Without the sun the whole thing will run out of energy.

>>713345291
Damn speedrunners

>>713345404
If God gave you free will to be anything you want then what's so bad about it? Certainly He wants you to be free to do as you please, no?

>>713341939
>Einstein was a commie

Einstein literally called communism a regieme of terror that cannot function as a legitimate form of government.

>>713345404
>NOOO I need lord-daddy to test me and punish me for my sins! Notice me, senpai!!!

>>713345162
Damn, i thought the mod featured an object that c an destroy planets

>>713345149
>made a machine to blow up the sun

>>713345291
That's a stretch to presume it had a will.
A more likely hypothesis is that only being able to reach it at the end is a mysterious thing that just happen as if it was a law. Like: Alt-universe, reach the eye, be joined by other civilizations, debate what to do with it until the end of the universe then the last person alive accidentally trip and get inside.

>>713340338 (OP)
> Nothing actually matters!
Its indeed doesn’t, regardless existence of god.
And look at all this genuinely fucked up shit and tell me that god is just and loves us.
>muh demoralzation
God could stop this nightmare anytime yet chooses not to, lets that sink in

>>713340338 (OP)
The "space fake" and "oh my science" crowds deserve each other
both religious and secular people laugh at them

>>713343746
Pray tell, how do you secure those rights without compelling labour?

>>713343746
>in the US basic human rights are seen as communist.

Forcing tax payers to fund your dick slicing procedure isn't a basic human right.

>>713346052
>>713346112
>>713346117
cut it already, it's obvious the OP is ragebait to get anons to talk about the game

>>713340651

>>713340760
>The real stardust were the friends we made along the way

>>713346234
>gets in one accident
>financial future ruined

>>713346234
yeah but vee etiquette states that I must seethe for at least one post before I talk about the game
I sometimes wish there was some kind of timed technical course you could do with the ship cause that thing was a fucking joy to fly

>>713345947
I'm allowed to be a rapist, nothing matters anyway, now shut the fuck up or I'll report you to blue sky bigot

If you asked me about the most reddit game ever developed, I'd say Outer Wilds

>>713344480
im opposed to enjoying reddit soi faggotry

>>713340338 (OP)
I always confuse this with that other leftist game Outer Worlds.
Why are they named so similarly?

>>713341939
I’m a Christian too but you are reading way too far into it man
it’s a frog astronaut space game with the “metaphysics” of the plot left completely ambiguous
shouldn’t you be at church today instead of purity spiraling on a game imageboard

>>713344651
What if the Interloper was a bullet from another alien civilization that got the Eye's signal and chimped out harder than the owlks?

>>713346117
When I first heard that you have to pay for an ambulance ride in the US, I found it hard to believe. That's all I'm going to say.

>>713350260
obsidian had to go and try and poach sales from an indie exploration game

it's like those ripoff movies that have borderline identical titles, trying to scoop up a few customers out of pure confused happenstance

>>713351619
ambulances aren't typically covered under our healthcare in canada. it's costly as fuck. and our taxes go towards making sure there's a paramedic every few dozen blocks