Thread 715275535

Holy.
Fucking.
Shit.

This game - broke me...

I cried.

Changed my life

It's No Masterpiece

>>715275805
Some of the puzzles are insanely hard to figure out because you have to pay attention to some extremely tiny details, but other than that, it's incredible.

>>715276073
none of the puzzles are very hard and all puzzles have breadcrumbs

>>715278550
The game gives you very little information. I guess the puzzles themselves aren't hard, it's just piecing together all the little breadcrumbs, as you mentioned. THAT is what's really hard.

>>715275535 (OP)
The Witness mogs this trash.

Whites only game.

>>715279981
The Looker mogs Witness.

>>715279767
The breadcrumbs literally just tell you what to do.

>11 replies
>no mention of reddit
what's happening?

>>715275535 (OP)
Gone Home in Space.

>>715280959
Here's one example: I knew you had to hide inside one of the giant jellyfish heads in order to get into the core of Giant's Deep. But if you touch the tentacles, you die. I tried ramming my ship into the head in the hopes of breaking it open or something, but nothing worked. The game does not properly explain that you have to go underneath it, touch the supposedly deadly tentacles, then swim upwards.
Not all of the puzzles were like that, but a few of them.

>>715283318
retard. doesnt even understand the value of said puzzle. just dubs it as "hard" like a surface level retard. ironic since the interaction has to do with penetrating the surface level.

The only game that satisfies my faustian spirit.

>>715275535 (OP)
reddit game

>>715280682
The Seeker mogs The Looker

>>715283318
Why didnt you just try not touching the tentacles?

>>715275535 (OP)
Now do the DLC. Just as amazing from start to finish.

>>715283318
The game literally has a section where you crawl inside of the jelly fish and a note that says "Wow, the outside protects you from tentacles. I wonder how that works. How is that not spelt out enough for you?

>>715284352
Because you have to touch the inner tentacles to get inside. I assumed they would kill you, just like the outer tentacles.

Changed the way I view gaming desu

>>715280959
>>715284805
>um akshually its not that hard
while missing the point of whats being talked about
Like he said, the hard/awkward part is finding and piecing together the breadcrumbs, not the actual puzzles.
Go learn an actual useful skill so you don't have to roleplay being smart, you sound like a chronically online neckbeard that's probably a moderator somewhere

>>715279981
You say that about every popular indie, johnny boy

I hate how the only time this board is remotely useable for game discussion is when a game is freshly released and the shitposters haven't had time to swarm over it like flies yet. It's all just snark-posting and the same tired jokes repeated over and over again, now

>>715275535 (OP)
Jeets only game

>>715276073
The only bullshit puzzle is the Ash Twin warp and that’s only because it spoils the entire game if you discover it too early. The way it’s set up most players are likely to try it once and move on, leaving it as the last piece of the puzzle to come back to after exploring everything else.

>>715275535 (OP)
Yeah, it's pretty shit

>>715287735
I never realized this squares with the black and white holes in the middle were teleporters. I knew about the White Hole Station and the High Energy Lab, but I never connected those things with teleportation. The only thing that made me think "teleportation" was the spinning dial in White Hole Station, and I believe there's only one other dial like that (in the Black Hole Forge).

>>715286872
The point is that he's suggesting the game doesn't feed you, but the counter point is that the game does and his one example just got bat away. This isn't "um ackshually", it's the fact that he's a brainlet.

>>715287735
ATP still makes me seethe because it arbitrarily follows the rule that doesn't exist for itself. The point between the targeted warps is inside the planet itself. It makes no sense other than to be cute to have the warp activate with the other warps' logic.

This game makes me way too uneasy with the fast moving planet orbits, the deep water, and having a destructive mass death as a core mechanic. The deep freaks me out too much and I know there's even scarier parts. TURN THAT SHIT OFF TOO SCARY!!!!

OP is a faggot obsessed with deerowl cock

so what is this game about? i entered the game, there are some lizard village, i entered space ship, flew somewhere to some planet, died, respawned. flew around base planet, well there are not much interesting, lots of empty places

im sure this game is good. what to do in it?

>>715291521
Basically Space Detective Archaeologist. You explore the different planets, scan stuff, overcome obstacles to scan more stuff, check your ship log after scanning stuff to see how what happened in the past and how everything's connected, and eventually discover the true goal.

>>715291521
TL;DR Myst in space with physics and fuel+oxygen management.

Alright, anons, let's see the puzzles that filtered you and forced you to look up the answers.
for me it was
>the method for landing on the quantum moon
>figuring out how to tp to sun station

>>715292135
>Myst in space
but i hate myst. and all of his remakes, remasters, rereleasings.

>>715275535 (OP)
yup

>>715284352
For me it was 20+ years of gamesense telling me the thing was a solid object. At no point was I think ing there was space for the player in the inside of the damn thing.

>>715293201
Do you like the sequel Riven? OW is more similar to Riven than Myst in that the puzzles are very integrated into the context of the game world, rather than seeming arbitrarily placed. I just used Myst in my initial example as it's more well-known.

If not, then give it a few more hours of gameplay; if it still doesn't gel with you, then it may just not be your kind of game, and there's nothing wrong with that.

I played for 25 mins and didn't know where to go or what to do. I even talked to all the NPCs. I think I'm retarded.

>>715275535 (OP)
I got memed into buying this thing and it's so fucking boring
Four eyes ginger in lumberjack shirt kind of hipster boring

I refuse to believe these threads are organic because they all look the same too

>>715283318
I needed to look up how to do this specific part, as well. Found the Jellyfish in the bramble. Learned they could go through the core, but could not figure out how to use that info.

But really what stopped me was my intense fear of that planet with the storms and the core. Fuck, that was actually the scariest game I ever played, with my specific phobias. Kind of cool in that way, though. No other game has ever triggered my scale phobia or thallasophobia more than Outer Wilds. Sometimes I would realize I was coming into a planet too quickly (specifically the ocean planet) and would have to just shut my eyes or alt f4.

>>715294108
You just get in your spaceship and fly. Go to the closest place - the moon. It should unravel from there.

>>715275535 (OP)
I got filtered by the lander because I can't do 3d movement to save my life.
t. got filtered by descent

>>715291521
Bro. How did you get filtered before even playing the game? Just keep exploring - eventually you will find a lead. The exploration is the fun, until you start to want to unravel the mystery you uncover.

>>715284394
I thought the DLC was ass

>>715294984
Did you play with kb+m? The ship controls are expressely made for a controller.

>>715295232
What didn't you like about it?

>>715275535 (OP)
Shame this game lost the indie hype for a trash heap like Disco Elysium
This is easily top 10 best indie games of all time material

>>715294601
>Passing through the clouds into Giant's Deep
>Falling into the Black Hole in Brittle Hollow
>Getting too close to the Sun
Made me lean back in my chair ong fr

>>715291521

I feel like if you don't instinctively know how this game works you're just not gonna enjoy it.

You're in space, go explore. Eventually you'll find the first "thread" to pull on. That's it.

midwit the game

>>715275702
OH A BLOO BLOO MUH SAD SPACE GAME
The ending song/scene when all travelers join together (including whatstheirface with the piano) got me pretty good. I still listen to it from time to time, or whistle it myself.

>>715295545
I don't remember but it might've been kb+m since that's my go-to for first person perspective. I'll try again with a controller but I make no promises. I tried descent with a joystick and I am someone who should never be allowed near heavy machinery.

>>715294108
You talked to every NPC and it didn't occur to you that you should get into your spaceship and fly into space?

>>715275535 (OP)
It's kino if you go fully blind

>>715294108
Just go to any planet and the mysteries begins to unfold. Check the terminal on your space-ship if you get stuck in a puzzle.

>>715296817
>I am someone who should never be allowed near heavy machinery.
You should have a few beers beforehand, it'll relax your nerves before operating machinery.

>>715275535 (OP)
Playing the game for the first time and it's low-key terrifying

>>715275535 (OP)
Just beat this game last week for the first time and I regret not playing it earlier. I really enjoyed the puzzles and the atmosphere.
I like how it rewards risk taking and trial and error. Some things I solved by accident while other puzzles just started to make sense to me as I kept exploring.
It's no masterpiece but pretty fucking close to it.

I'm really trying to like this game but oh boy the flying in the spaceship filters the fuck out of me even after two hours

>>715301294
Remember that the buttons always activate the same thrusters, regardless of which direction you're facing. So if the ship is flat on the ground and you use the "upward" thruster, you'll move upward. But if the ship rotated downwards and you use the "upward" thruster, you'll accelerate towards the ground instead of going up.

>>715293131
The only thing I had to look up was hollow's lantern's journal entry.

>>715295232
Me too.

>>715295545
>What didn't you like about it?
I hate hide & seek/forced stealth sections, and I genuinely thought that the specific implementation in the DLC was especially retarded. I was playing with a friend around the same time and he just happened to accidentally tell me the gimmick secrets, so I just used those to solve the game and I'm glad I did. Didn't even finish the actual sections.

>>715294108
You're supposed to have an annoying friend who overhyped the game backseat driving and telling you to pay attention to minor shit that doesn't seem particularly significant without prior context.

I don't think I've played a game that makes me genuinely want to look away from the screen from panic in a very long time. spoilers: it was oddly accidentally falling in a black hole and warping to the middle of nowhere in space.

>>715308032
I'm playing it by myself and having a blast. sorry your friend ruined it for you anon.

Everyone online says this game changed their life or they got filtered like an hour in.
I beat it and just thought it was alright.

>>715308405
>[thing] changed their life
That's just how online millenials and retarded zoomers speak.

is this game supposed to be terrifying or am i just a pussy

>>715278550
>>715280959
ngl the jellyfish one was very obtuse i just rammed my ship into them, i even tried going in from below but somehow i got stung so i thought it was impossible until i searched for the solution this was the only one i couldn't figure out

>>715275535 (OP)

Is it good? I wanna play it with my boyfriend with that Outer Wilds Space Buddies coop mod.

But gameplay seems so weird, it's a time loop puzzle game?

>>715276073
I got filtered on two and only solved them by brute force and getting lucky
the transport tower to the sun station thing and staying still to get past the fish. I later realised a hint was given earlier for that one. Also the crumbling planet one I half count since I simply flew in the hole and crashed at the top, and only realised that was wrong much later

>>715294108
Just wait until you stupidly acccess the DLC while thinking you are just big brained and solved a puzzle of the main game

>>715311230
You're just a pussy. Like me. The most unintentionally scary parts for me were exploring the caves of Ember Twin, falling into the blackhole of Brittle Hollow, and the entirety of Giant's Deep.

>>715311230
the dlc was scary, the only thing scary about base game is the blind anglers who come crawling towards you

>>715312459
>>715311230
https://youtu.be/fbn-tuYcScI?si=SW21nWO58gT5yxKN
:3

>>715311480
I didn't figure out the "proper" method of getting into the Black Hole Forge until later in the game. The first time I went there, I just waited until most of the planet had crumbled, and then flew my ship straight into it.

>>715293131
I beat the quantum moon puzzle by accident, the one where in order to reach the eye location, the tower has to be on one of the poles (I forget which one). I only learned the actual method later on. The puzzle which stumped me but felt so good when I finally realized how to solve it was getting in the tower at Brittle Hollow. The solution just hit me like a ton of bricks and felt so obvious in hindsight.

>>715311249
there's a strong hint about them in dark bramble.

>>715311230
The DLC is pretty scary at first

>>715301294
lockon + "Match Velocity" is your friend

>>715311302
The game is much better for people that enjoy exploration and the idea of being physics and interplanetary scientists without having to be good at science.

>>715311480
I have to say I looked up the moon puzzle and how to get to the project.

I was really proud when I figured the DLC entirely by myself.

>>715275535 (OP)
>>715275614
>>715275702
>>715275707
>>715275805
The game is good sure, but why are you all typing like filthy redditors? Gtfo redditors!

>>715311230
>>715312459
>when you're in the ember twin caverns and the sand is too high to escape so you end up crushed to death between the sand and the caverock

>>715275535 (OP)
I dropped it after a few hours.

>>715291521
It's essentially a looping space detective game. All progress is built on knowledge. It'll take you 12-20 hours to finish the game, but you'll finish the final run in 10-15 minutes. It's why going in blind is so important. If you have any of the game spoiled for you, it will severely hamper your experience.

Philosophically, the game is about endings and beginnings. It's about letting go to embrace something new. It's about how trying to chase the feeling of "first times" is a fruitless endeavor. It's about real growth. Do everything you can to truly engross yourself and get sucked in. The ending ties everything together, & if you aren't invested, it won't really hit you the way it did to so many. It's legitimately one of the best experiences ever put into vidya, and I'm comfortable saying it IS the best depending on the day.

>>715319394
I love outer wilds and think it's not far from being a masterpiece, but the high concept story beats and the themes never resonated with me really.

>>715315695
I never used the proper method. I would just move it down, send it up, and leap onto it.

>>715283318
You're retarded like every other easily impressed jeet ITT.

>>715295232
Turned it into a walking simulator

>>715275535 (OP)
shame you can play it only once
fuck it was good

>>715319394
>Philosophically, the game is about endings and beginnings. It's about letting go to embrace something new. It's about how trying to chase the feeling of "first times" is a fruitless endeavor. It's about real growth. Do everything you can to truly engross yourself and get sucked in. The ending ties everything together, & if you aren't invested, it won't really hit you the way it did to so many. It's legitimately one of the best experiences ever put into vidya, and I'm comfortable saying it IS the best depending on the day.
TLDR: It's a game for pseudointellectual retards

>>715275535 (OP)
It's the first game that has make me dizzy. I literally can't play it.

>>715321347
adjust the fov
and stop being a bitch

>>715311230
Are you talking about the general fear of space or a specific planet?

>>715293131
>how to use the teleporters
>how to enter giants deep

>>715294108
Just fly to the nearest body (in this case the moon of the planet your on) and then from there go to giants deep. If you’re not enjoying the find the next breadcrumb nature of it after a few hrs then it’s probably not for you. It took me a couple of tries to get into it.

Overrated for sure. Controls for flying are awful. Running out of fuel or oxygen ruins any fun in exploring. Lost all interest in whatever epic story there may have been and dropped it

>>715275535 (OP)
Only people with genuine curiosity may enjoy it.
If you have curiosity, congratulations, this is the best game ever made by humanity.

>>715325412
Don’t really understand when people complain about flying. Once you’re in space proper you can set a destination and auto pilot to where you’re going. Also have to remember to use your landing camera and to use the “match velocity” button. As for oxygen and fuel, non of the locations are so large that you should be running out often.

Man I got this game and got filtered by the spaceship controls, then gave it a second try and got filtered by having to read all the fucking logs
Then gave it a third try and when it clicked zamn a must play niggas

The dlc was very good until the forced stealth bullshit, dropped it right there

>>715293131
The jellyfish, I had the proper solution but when I tried it I was a bit to the side and got stung so I thought maybe I misunderstood the solution.

>>715286872
A couple of puzzles being slightly obtuse in execution because they involve awkward controls and not enough leeway doesn't change the fact that all of the puzzles are braindead shit that don't require you to do any external thinking.

I tried out Lorelei the other day, I'm at 80% done and I don't know if I can't be bothered going back to it. It was still better than Outer Wilds because the math puzzles at least required me to think for a second, instead of being purely exploration based "find breadcrumb, go where breadcrumb tells you" shit.

I am mentally retarded; how hard are the puzzles in this game cause im fucking horrible at anything outside of a crossword

>>715308405
It's all kids who have never played a point and click adventure before getting their minds blown by the idea of a game not completely holding their hand (it only does it most of the way).

If you like puzzles, recently I enjoyed Type Help, and further back I really enjoyed Void Stranger, which is a deceptively simple game that requires you to take notes and have a brain, and consistently rewards you for it.

>>715326668
If you're bad at puzzles, Outer Wilds is the perfect game for you, it has no real puzzles.

>>715326668
can you read? can you into simple logic? it's myst for retards so you should be fine
atp will still probably filter you like everyone else

>>715326668
There aren't really any "puzzles" in this game except for maybe one. You're given everything you need to know to progress through the game as you progress through the game. Assuming you can read and can put 2 and 2 together.

>>715326889
>>715327020
>>715327906
I had to look up a guide for the start of bioshock infinite

>>715295652
I was on Ember Twin at the end of a time loop once so incredibly close to the sun when it went supernova, and let me tell you the brief moment of absolute darkness before it fucking exploded right in my face was scarier than any horror game

>>715328684
Oh, you're in the drooling retard category? Honestly, it's a medical miracle you can even post here. If I were you, I would stick to sports games.

I'm always baffled by how much seethe this game generates on /v/
But I suppose that any game worth playing is bound to do that

>>715328684
how

>>715329290
>standing on the Giant's Deep island talking to Gabbro
>one of those twisters is getting closer
>suddenly in space
One of the worst features of the whole fucking game

>>715329347
>type "www.google.com" into search bar on top of chrome tab
>go to google.com search bar
>type "bioshock infinite hrlp"
>click that I did actually mean to type "bioshock infinite help"
>open the first 5 links and look through to see which ones may have my answer

>>715328958
>>715329347
Shit was confusing, don't blame me other people had the same problem too with the vague puzzle

>>715329290
>game can't even hold a stable 300fps
refunded

>>715329478
no i mean like how did you need help with this? i feel like just turning on the computer/console, going through the OS, and starting the game would be more difficult.

>>715329560
I wonder if IGN is hiring

>>715322470
both
i'm also scared of the ocean

>>715329396
Unironically the best feature
>In that mask workshop
>wonder how do i reach the wall on the other side of the cave
>suddenly in space
>ohhh, so thats how I reach that wall
Best moment in the game IMO

>>715331337
you could also just, you know, walk/swim across.

>>715331494
No you cant do it there
Also
>you could just do something that wouldnt be nearly as fun

It's just a very nice game, pushing the boundaries of the medium. In terms of writing or emotional impact or whatever it certainly works well but does not have anything all that special to say.

>>715283937
The Pursuer mogs the Seeker

What bullshit ways did you manage to bypass puzzles that you couldn't solve?
I got into the black hole forge by flying my ship upside down onto the landing pad like a fucking ace.

I almost even did the same thing for the building full of prickles on Ash Twin and the Sun Station (separately) but I wasn't quite good enough for it.

>watch any Outer Wilds playthrough
>for every quantum puzzle they do a 180 and then look back again instead of just clicking the flashlight off and on

>>715276073
>Some of the puzzles are insanely hard
huh? I don't play puzzle games and this game was insanely easy
I'm so baffled by people saying it's hard in any capacity

>>715333075
I landed on the sun station very early before I knew how teleporters worked at all.

>>715333075
I got into the black hole forge by climbing the structures

>>715318571
i know i tried going in from below but i was stung so i ruled it out completely

Are there any other games with non euclidian twist like OW? Black hole station, The Dark Bramble and Quantum Moon/The Eye are all my most favorite parts of the game, and I want more. Horror atmosphere and puzzle aspect would be a plus

>>715275535 (OP)
Reddit game
Reddit thread

>>715331337
i remember brute forcing it by getting my ship inside the workshop and standing on it.
it worked

>>715311230
I think it can described as cosmic horror.

>>715337902
If you're retarded, yes.

>>715337964
:(

>>715275535 (OP)
>Its not a game, its a lifestyle!

When I first saw the supernova, I already had played the game for a couple hours
always got myself killed before it happened, while still making progress
pretty awkward

The 2001 of gaming

>>715333075
I did the same, cause I was dead set on exploring everything on that planet before moving to the others. Also I restarted the game each time I fell into the black hole, lol

>>715336414
would suggest checking out Antichamber and Manifold Garden
they're way shorter puzzlers without much of a story, but I like these kind of games desu
maybe also Talos Pinciple, great game

>>715276073
one of the reasons the game is tedious shit, you have to search every inch for hidden stuff instead of real puzzles that rely on systems and logic

The part where you jump into the eye of the universe and see the endless purple masses stretching apart is stuck in my head for years

>>715333075
I couldn't solve the Tower of Quantum Knowledge because I assumed that it wouldn't fall. I watched Vinny Vinesauce do it.

Is it actually worth playing if I don't enjoy puzzle games? A lot of people say it's their favourite game

>>715336414
Patrick's Parabox is non-Euclidian Sokoban. Also, Ultrakill will be getting non-Euclidian levels sometime this year.

>>715326016
I swear 90% of people that complain about the flying in this game just fundamentally don't understand conservation of momentum or frames of reference. They point their ship at the the thing they want to fly to and hold down the thruster the whole way, then blame the controls when they blast past their target at a million miles per hour and take ten years to change their trajectory.

>>715339680
It's more of a curiosity/narrative game than anything. The puzzles all mostly involve reading lore to learn about how the game world works and then adding 2-3 pieces of information together to figure out how to do something. It doesn't have logic puzzles or anything like that.

>be on that planet with the sand going from one to the other
>sit on the teleporter that takes you into the planet
>all it does is lift me up and throws me into the other planet
>think huh, this teleporter looks broken due to lore reasons, guess its useless
>had to look up a guide because i didnt know where to go and i was SLIGHTLY off centre when trying it the first time
fuck this game

>>715339842
>he doesn't try to engage the brake at the perfect time to come to a halt right at the planet as fast as possible

>>715339680
I don't particularly care about puzzle games and it's one of my favorite games. I thought flying around the solar system was really fun, and the exploration provided an excuse to do a lot of that, which got me hooked. You just kind of end up solving puzzles along the way.

>>715333075
I cheesed the cove vault in the DLC by unplugging the ATP and waited for all the owelks to die before having just enough time to get down there and read everything.

>>715342020
>the Owlks got metaphysically raped
The story only gets sadder.

>>715294108
25 minutes of play kek.

Didn't get past the tutorial. Didn't find the first mystery if it was exactly 25 min.

>>715275535 (OP)
shit indeed

>>715339842
or don't use a controller

>>715339680
I like puzzle games and I thought it was far too braindead for a puzzle game. It's myst for zoomers, essentially. There's a big wide world, but it's puddle deep.

I think most people would enjoy it on some level, it's a solid 7/10 game.

>>715275535 (OP)
I... don't get this game.

>>715283318
I played through most of the game in multiplayer with two friends because we're all retards, and this was infuriating. I understood the puzzle, I deduced the solution with finding the jellyfish hidden away in Dark Bramble, but my friends kept insisting we go about it in the worst ways possible and then refused to go back because the cycle ended as they were ramming the ship into the jellyfish. I kept trying to tell them that I wanted to swim up inside the jellyfish and they just wouldn't listen.

>>715293131
Lighting the lanterns in the DLC took me fucking forever, but I didn't need to look up the answer. I don't know why, I just never put the pieces together. The one that actually filtered me was getting past the alarm in the diving bell. I was simply on the wrong track for way too long.

>>715342229
Controller makes it easier thoughever plus the ability to fly with just RCS makes the dark bramble easier

>>715276073
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>>715279767
The final puzzle is stupidly hard, intentionally.
>>715283318
Shit like this is annoying, it doesn’t explain some aspect well.
For the final puzzle, I had the right idea, but they intentionally maybe the timing very specific to prevent someone accidentally solving it, except I had learnt (incorrectly) that you CAN’T fight the sand pull from the twin planet so either it would work or I was doing it wrong.
The DLC was so much better, nothing was unnecessarily convoluted because they didn’t need to “hide” the solution
Tunic had the same problem: it was never made clear TIMING was important, I was doing multiple “puzzles” wrong and I could only assume I was miss inputting, until I read online that you should write it out and do it quickly. I had no indication time was a factor
All they had to do was add a chime if I took too long to indicate the “magic” was fading or something

>>715333017
You clearly have not watched The Legend of the Seeker

>>715343806
>The DLC was so much better, nothing was unnecessarily convoluted because they didn’t need to “hide” the solution
Well, it's layered differently. Part of the beauty of the base game is the freedom, and that when you know what you're doing, you can get around the system easily and quickly. Once you have gathered enough information, you can end the game right there. But the DLC needs you to find 3 pieces of information that all require you to delve through the entirety of The Stranger, so there's no gating necessary. I don't really know if I'd say better designed, both are good I think.

>Find the other world through the diving bell for the first time in the DLC
>Immediately too scared to start exploring
>Look around and wonder if something's chasing me already
>Nothing happens for a while
>Wonder if the lantern is protecting me and if dropping it would cause something evil to spawn
>Drop the lantern and walk around for a couple minutes
>Wander too far from the lantern by sheer chance
>Entire DLC was made way easier as a result

Apparently none of my friends figured anything out until the slideshows explained it, and some of them even dropped the DLC because the "owls were too scary". I usually can't stand horror games either. I'm happy how my playthrough turned out.

I forced myself through this because everyone said it was a masterpiece. I fucking hated the ending and the game itself was mediocre.

I went through all that effort only to find out I wasted all my time and didn't enjoy any of it.

Honestly if you aren't sure the game is for you just watch some walk through at 4x speed. You won't miss anything.

>>715344032
>Honestly if you aren't sure the game is for you just watch some walk through at 4x speed. You won't miss anything.
Other than one of the best soundtracks and sound design in gaming.

I thought this was related to the eye

absolute masterpiece
i love being white so much

>>715345439
what am i looking at

>>715275535 (OP)
>be me
>start game
>see ship get destroyed by blue thing
>try any find blue thing
>fail restart
>try and get to blue thing before I can't find it anymore
>fail several more times
>eventually catch up to blue thing
>can't interact with it or doesn't do anything, can't remember
>feel like huge waste of time
>try to hardburn out of star system to avoid nova
>fail
>check out random planet
>get killed by giant angler fish
>try to avoid them
>get killed over and over
>check out new planet
>get teleported to random space station with a ton of cryptic clues
>can't get back to ship
>die
>go to planet that's filling up with sand
>not enough time to explore before everything is locked off
>really bored at this point and give up on the game
>everyone here acts like it's the best game of all time
>think they're talking about Outer Worlds because the one I played was trash
>give it a shot
>it's just shitty Fallout in space

>>715347472
2/10 and a (You) for effort, try harder next time.

>>715347765
Yeah, it is a 2/10 game. At least it cures my insomnia.

great game but the DLC kinda sucks to be quite honest family
>darkness everywhere
cant see shit captain

>I loved it when the theyliens all sat around the campfire and sang their big chungus song!
And then the big bong happens! It was all so science and big brained oh my fauci!

>>715346773
these cyan rectangles are floating in space

>>715275535 (OP)
Sloppa boringfest I better play Counter Strike and get some dopamine hit

>>715350951
Solving a puzzle results in much higher dopamine hit

>>715351128
No it doesn't, also solving puzzle takes time, me headshotting russian noobs takes seconds.

>>715275702
I beat it in 2023 and am still crying

>>715275702
Me too. The ending got me, when I realized what it was showing me.

Please play Astral Codex

>>715352231
I did. Maybe even because of you.

>>715278550
figuring out the ATP teleport is pretty much a matter of luck.

>>715353815
Not if you realise the teleporters point to the centre of mass of their target

>>715353935
If the center of mass of the two planets is located at their midpoint, why does it teleport you to the core of Ash Twin?

>>715356278
Because that's where the receiver is, they aren't in the centre of the other planets either

>>715356278
>>715356819
It's a crapshoot. This exact same sticking point got me too. The people arguing against you are too stupid to understand the midpoint would be inside the planet itself. Most charitable interpretation is that the interior of the mechanism is also spinning at some rate and the Nomai just timed the sync between that interior spinning teleporter and the teleporter on the planet surface to the planet to planet teleporter arbitrarily.

>>715353935
The clues tell you that much. The dumb part is that if you stand on the teleporter you get lifted by sand, and the solution is to run onto the teleporter while the dangerous sand is already flowing through it so you get lifted slightly less. I assumed your feet had to be touching the ground for the teleporter to activate so I never tried running on to it.

>>715357909
You can have the scout open the wormhole visibly when you place it. on the teleporter pad (since the scout doesn:t get picked up by the sandfall) but the scout is severely underused in that way prom all the playthroughs I've seen. I reckon 80% of players don't know about it being useful for tracking surface integrity for both the Brittle Hollow pieces or the Dam in the DLC

one of the most shilled boring games on /v/ to this day. up there with reddit elysium

half the comments in this thread are 1 marketing guy